... 219 payment, the chances were that the purchasers went bankrupt and left him to account hope that facilities will be given to Dr. H enry for practical experiment and demonstration. It is no use urging landowners to plant trees unless it can be shown that ...

... declared that so per cent. of lew Zealand dairy farmers were already bankrupt, and the outlook appears to be dark indeed if their markets in this country are to be denied them. suggestion which may well be followed out is that development 'vVork should ...

... a tragic quality. Later on Barcaldine gets into a rascally financier who makes him bankrupt. After a time possible, is unlikely to occur, and is, therefore, deemed romantic. But, the cynic continues, a play about a husband and a wife, in which the wife ...

... (Continued from page 6:io) other livestock. That reads rather strangely in an under-cu ltivated and semi-bankrupt country of excellent wheatland, with a great undernourished population, in a world of food shortage; and when it is cheaper to grow wheat ...

... than the Elwesii, and I myseif will have none of them. I But I would rather shall probably go bankrupt, with my tastes. But I would rather be made bankrupt by a bulb merchant th2n by a chorus glrl. own. that would the you about danlage Most snowdrops ...

... EUROPEAN BANKRUPTCY AND EMI GRATION, by Helmer Key (Mcthuen, 65.). To the editor of the Svcnska Dagbladet, the only h pe for bankrupt Europe is to drop reparations and create new markets by wholesale emigration. A thoughtful and clear little book. MASTERS ...

... young calf, eager to follow, L ows softly twice,- 0 volo, volo. H . F. M. PRE COTT. TB , most famous and lovable of all bankrupts in fiction ¥as unquestionably Mr. Micawber. His creator was so fo d of him that he could not bear him to end in debt, and ...

... be- stabling, and possibly also for cleaning, need not be In the case of a motorist po~sessing a house in the country comes bankrupt a fortnight afterwards! Young indicates among the out-of-pocket On the other the weak spot in the British motor industry ...

... cheeks pasty, and his costume sad ; he gives the impres ion of having in more prosperous cl ays been an usher dwindling, bankrupt chool. Alternately he AT THE THE question dramatic Sunday Priestley's THE a provincial mind of THE THE THE ATRE presumably ...

... fell into conversation. H e appeared a sober, shrewd fellow, and he told me his life's story. It was of a bankrupt L P. CosTO- t hat of a bankrupt farmer.-L P. BADIE, Newbury. STORY OF A CROSS Sm,-I thought you might care t o see the photograph enclosed ...

... curtain drew up was a racing motor-car, while we heard of two others in the background . The owner of the cars was going bankrupt unless he could win some Grand Prix or other. To do this he must be able to beat a lap-speed of 98 m iles hour Now his drivers ...

... quixotic A friend having inveigled him into a speculation whereby he lost the best part of his savings, he must needs adopt the bankrupt friend's little daughter. m ~mber of his company walking on without salary, he must needs give him a salary from which a ...