sleeping rooms for Mr. MacMillan and his staff, two on either side. The rear of the house was devoted to a large work room, a store room, and a photographic dark room, while above was a general attic. The house stood on a west-facing slope, and coal, dog meat and other sup. plies were stored in a covered gal- lery on the west and north sides, be- (very difficult to read) Riviera and other districts, on Route One in the town high grade road to be seen present level of the sea, but more than 300 feet above the its highest points are not position I decided because gave rise to no criticism.