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Arundinetum

Arundinetum [fr. arundo, Lat.], a ground or place where reeds grow.

AC 109, and Mass v. Pepper, 1905 AC 102. Consult Reed on Bills of Sale. Neither the 1878 Act nor the

A reed instrument of music of the cornet kind now obsolete see

A light covering of reeds over which the main covering is laid in thatching houses

A wind instrument sounded through a reed and similar in shape to the clarinet but with a

A chinese reed instrument with tubes blown by the mouth

An instrument blown with a reed and resembling a clarinet but of much greater compass embracing

A wind instrument of the double reed kind furnished with holes which are stopped by the fingers

A tube as of cane or reed sometimes twelve feet long through which an arrow sometimes poisoned

instrument of the oboe or bassoon family thence a bass reed stop on the organ The name bombardon is now given