... Valencia alone, it will be men that there is a glut in prospect, even allowing for the calls of other markets abroad. and in the United States. Another supply of late years is of hot-house grapes. These are now grown commercially la vast structures with tons ...

... introduced next Wednesday. The Hoene afterwards went into Committee of Supply, and on the vote on aacount for' 120.266.003 for the Civil Services. Mr. Chamberlain said that during his Smith African tour he bad interview. with some five hundred persons of all classes ...

... in the condition of all cisaies of the popula: ion in Macedonia. In the Transvaal and Orange River Colonies the work of resettlement and pacification has made great progress. The recently constituted Legislative Councils, containing unofficial members ...

... (applause). Rev. Percy Waller farmer secretary and present member of the Executive Committee) also joined in the welcome of the re-united collegians, remarking that understood Old from places far separated as Cornwall, Newcfc6t!e-on Tyne, Great Yarmouth, and on ...

... the present system, but on the basis that the United Kingdom was one nation (cheers). The Ulster loyalists could not be expected to accept Mr. Asqu:th’s ruposals. Neverthe- less, so far as ne avoidance of civil war was concerned, they offered a fair basis ...

... the Record Office, Blandford. (b) Army officers and other ranks on leave from units in the United Kingdom will act in ace” nce with paragraph 6. They must return to their unite to be demobilised if they can be spared. 11. It is not necessary fo r offers ...

... has been ordered. a Claes W released for civil work (for such time as re-war Regular soldier forcibly the have been engaged on civil work at fuil rate etained under t¢ @ Military Service (No. 2) Act, of civil pay). 1918, do nothing. Your has been e eratnities ...

... Government to surrender the ex-Kaiser, The tribunal before which he will appear. is to consist of representatives of the United States, Great Britain, France, Italy, and Japan. CLASSES FOR FIANCEES AND WIVSE: TABOUR MINISTRY'S NEW SCHEM “ Maintenance ...

... that was both interesting and witisiying. About £3,000,000 had been ex- pended to date in assisting ex-Service men to resettle in civil life, and it is anticipated that about eventually be necessary. A sum of .£560,000 is provided Provision fur under this ...

... -^ pI DISABLED re-set*^ Sir Walter Minister of oll^ London to-day that 1 | disabled ex-Service^, viewed under 3 ' 11 re-settlement 221,000 up to Sept ...

... comprehensive scale for reinstatement in civil employment, for further educational training, and for the completion of apprenticeships. Moreover, final details will shortly be announced of scheme of resettlement grant up to £150 to ex-members of the Forces ...

... CIRENCESTER CAMP FOR EX-PRISONERS One of about 20 Civil Resettlement Units which are being opened in the United Kingdom for the benefit of late prisoners of war is that at Daglingworth Camp, Cirencester. The unit, which will be known as No. ...