SANDAL WOOD

the sweet-smelling It co wood of a tree growing oueey on the j and s Malabar coast of India, and in the islands } of the of the Hast Indian Archipelago. It is| SA used a3 # perfume, as a sedative, and {is} SA manufactured into light articles of | conte furniture. The Brahmans also make use| durin of the products of the tree in various | lution religious ceremonies. out b ’ SANDHURST (1) A village in Berkshire, | to th famous for its Royal Military Academy, at | peopl which candidates for commi ions in the | trou British Cavalry, Infantry, and the West/ as a | Indian Regiments receive a special military | day h education. (2) A flourishing city, at first, | quest: and now again, known as Bendigo, about} SA} 100 miles north of Melbourne, Victoria. | a bus: It is the centre of a rich gold-bearing | place district. miles [s. 270]