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... SPEAKING WALLS. 1 sm of as denim pmeorigers at the New flrand at New York forawd of fertbeoreing departure of i in • manner that make. appear aa thout:h th• wane elling. I Tharty•eix megaphonic transmitters ars , hedges the walla of various moor ...

... FIGURES THAT SPEAK. The for January .hewed that the number of unemployed 4,114- 3496 iwo. 52 bop'. IZ and 40 girls as compared with men. OS boys. Me women and M Dee. 3rd. Oi this number dIS were known to be working short time. Mond ea tenitineanly or ...

... FIGURES THAT SPEAK. The unemployment regi-ger shewed that the number of unemployed persons was 3.564. an increase of 624 as compared with the previous month. The principal increaeie was at Fahrwiuth where the number of men had increased from 468 to ant ...

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... FIGURES THAT SPEAK. The clerk said Illogan with 561 mikw of district road's was called upon to contribute £4.076 to the Rural Council this half.year, whereas the call on Stithians and Owennap with a mileage of 60 was only Zt,yoo. On the proposition of ...

... FIGURES THAT SPEAK. The secretary (Mr. F. C. Bond) reported that there was • substantial reduction in the number of unemployedone of the biggest reduction for many months. At the end of April last year, just before the general strike, the nam• bet of ...

... THE CHIEF JUSTICE SPEAKS But I do not want to end my notes this week on points of controversy or strife. As individuals we may do something to sweep the snow frown our own doors, although we may not, be able to cope with an avahuiche or an earthquake ...

... THE MINISTER OF AGRICULTURE SPEAKS Major Elliott, the Minister uf Agriculture, finds that. the changed of the Government us in bargaining with our competiiore. For instance, be tells us that during June July and August foreign countries have agreed not ...

... COLBORN SPEAKS OUT. Urals Co!burn, C.E., writes in his Locomotive Engineering. As a iniG inventor, name stands in so close colnnection with the loometutive engine as tha, of Richard Tsevithick. It was he who lint broke through the trammels of Watt's ...

... THE WELSH WIZARD SPEAKS Mr. Lloyd George tells us that newspaper extract at the tune stated that free Englishmen and women were prepared to die rather than 11141* to a foreign tyrant from Wales. - .\ farmer had that of agricultural people were ready ...

... SPEAKING 01 PASTIES. The eports itt of the Sub- Ctiumittee aPpoiuteel Lb go into the question of the provision ot hrr term workers ewe agreed to. Te the heu-Conunittee, the .Mr. 11. A. 11. liattricio had repotted that the difeu akin of the matter at the ...