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and Agricultural O will not be finished before 1926 (Architects Christen and Martin Porch). The garden, to which the admission is free, is beautiful and con­ tains a great number of rare plants and trees. Several busts of scientists, deserving of the college, are scattered oyer the garden. Next to the A gricultural College North, is the Serum- Tnstitute, built 1908 (archi­ tect K. Warming), and near by, on llolighedsvej, the Agri­ cultural Laboratory, built in 1883 (architect L P. Fen- ger). A statu e of N. Fjord is seen in the garden in front of the building. In Fjords A116, behind the college, was b u ilt in 1920 the Seed-controllin? Institute, belonging to the State (archi-

The Royal Veterinary Copenhagen are the follo­ wing: The Royal Veterinary and Agricultural College, situ a­ ted on Fredcriksberg, 13 Bii- lowsvej, founded in 1856. The veterinary departm ent though was founded already in 1773 by the physician Peter Chri­ stian Abildgaard, a bust of whom is placed in front of the anatomy-building in the court of the college. — The college consists of six depart­ ments : Veterinary science, Agriculture, Dairying, H o rti­ culture, Surveying and Fore­ stry. The college was built by Th. Bindesball, enlarged in 1892—95 with new buildings, and later from 1918 again enlarged considerably — in fact this last enlargement