... average length of stay in sanatoriums is so curtailed that satisfactory results cannot he expected. The ex soldier, generally speaking, returns home after a few weeks, lle fails,as a rule, to keep in touch with his panel doctor or tuberculosis officer, so ...

... opened one of their sales. It was very good of her and they could not thank her enough. Mrs. Neild said it was difficult to speak when such flattering things were said. She remarked how pleased she was to come amongst them year after year. They had had ...

... and from the Northern Territory to the Southern ocean, had sunk artesian bores, was an expert in water-finding, and could speak French duently. ...

... a memorial cross in a public place. Mr. Chambers agreed with Mr. Stubley: Lieut. Meyrick Partridge asked to be allowed to speak as a soldier. lie had travelled all over the world and had seen erected in many 'parts statues and memorials of some sort or ...

... Sodgley, Small YEARLING HEIFER. If not claimed will be sold. FARM WORKER'S INCREASE. CHAIRMAN WAGES BOARD SUPPORTS ADVANCE. Speaking at a farmers' meeting at Nam ich on Saturday, Sir Ailwyn Feßowes (Chairman of the Agriepltural Wages Boards), said that the ...

... outside, and collect the rents of the property sr) repaired until they have their outlay paid lock. I have often heard landlords speak on public platforms on Better Housing fur the hor. But they don't per lice what they preach. They want their rent mid if you ...

... why.' They passed oat to Cliancery.lasie, but wee until they reached the open pavement in freed of the Law Courts did Alicia speak again. It was erectly from that you eared we, Robert, - she being, as if there had been no break, ereept Mat her tone was ...

... passed by would be able to see it. Councillor John WatEins seconded the resolution. lie said it required no words of hi. to speak of the heroism and valour of their brave soldiers. livervone in that hall was grateful to them for what they had done. lie ...

... dem, sarong one. How Strange It Is 10 IMv9 he soul, after all thrum year,' Sim bowed NOM ; it was impossible for her to speak )ust Oen. He seemed to understand We shall hate, mach to my to molt otlitr, he said. I sm retor.,ing to morrow to be Mr ...

... gay is nu word. what ought to be said in two. Every time we sit dews at • desk sr open our RANDLORE AND STWOOLTAII. ape to speak. the nymphs Jammu' sad When a man is not telling the truth J leeis, immeging us as th• rylrhe b.. ia apt to clench hie Minds ...

... . Ear'y in the .3.7 the harpy sauple left. amides heartiest congratulationa for Weston olllrs, - .More. Rhnre Vie I being speak The pre ante sere nttheerous +wind. SNIPSTON-ON-sTors. ' StavICSI3 OF Sown.—At t. FaistuTada Church. on Thursday kit week two ...

... method was very old-fashioned and they would have to do something before long. There were only two other things he wished to speak about. • There would be an election of lay delegates to the Rural Deaconal Conference, which had been fixed for the 3oth April ...