IN GREAT BRITAIN.
NO MALES FOR EMIGRATION.
("Tiiaei" and "Sydney Sun" Services.) LONDON, February «• Dr. Snow, lecturing before tho Royal Statistical Society, said that no males under forty-fivo in Britain were available for emigration, but half tho women itndcr Forty-five could bo spared, and their immigration would be highly desirable for .the development of the Dominions. .-
The late. Maior-Gcneral Kekcwich's heirlooms include a greenstone guncarriago presented by oouth Canterbury.
rMajor-Gencral Kckcwich defended Kimberley successfully in the South African war."j
The Wot' Office has purchased a further thret} hundred thousand pounds of jam and ielly from the &sintnnru Preserving Company, Sydney., making* v total ,of sis . hundred thousand oounds. •
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Press, Volume LI, Issue 15208, 20 February 1915, Page 9
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