They had two major purposes, the first of which was the holding of great collections: museums were the storehouses of the best of our past and the nation's inheritance.
I am not aware that the employment of labourers upon clerical duties in the storehouses of this depot operates to the prejudice of the writers employed in the establishment.
They could have increased their supply enormously if they could only set up the machinery which they have now lying idle in their storehouses—machinery which takes months to turn out.
We have placed the contracts for the steel work required for the workshops, storehouses, jetty, railways, fencing material, water tanks, etc.
What additional allocation of funds and resources for building storehouses in which to store all these records are to be made?
Why are the storehouses full of manufactured goods?
Bones, especially, are storehouses of elements critical to life.
Another major cause of the loss of food is damp in storehouses and barns.
