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Dominion, Volume 8, Issue 2369, 27 January 1915, Page 6

Here are a£ present ten inmates of the Sohfay Home at Hasterton, The Buchanan Home at Greytown has a similar number of inmates. Eleven families in Masterton. axe at present in receipt of charitable aid. This is, a decrease in number compared with the same last year. The charitable aid authorities also report that there has been a marked decrease of late in the number of applicants for casual relief. At a meeting of the Masterton Ladies' Swimming Club it was decided that a carnival be held on Febrnary 11, the profits to go to the Patriotic Fund. "No men in the world knotr more about intensive gardening that the Belgians, and even the Danes cannot anibrival them in dairy fanning," says Dr. C. W. Saleeby. "In various parts of Hampshire it has been decided to engage Belgian refugees to teach the natives how to make the best use of their soil The idea is an excellent one, since it will afford our guests' an opportunity of repaying to the full the hospitality which this country is extending to them. The time will soon come when England will be forced to make better use of hor soil. In all probability, after 1920, the United States will send no further wheat across the Atlantic. She will then have -a population of 100,000,000, and mil require.ail her grain for homo consumption. We can learn a valuable lesson -from Belgium." ■ Dr. Cameron says: "SANDER'S EXTRACT possesses an efficacy far superior to the kind commonly met with." Tnsist upon tho GENUINE SANDER'S EXTRACT and derive the benefit of purity and reliability.—Advt. I On Friday iwxt, «L LeWn, Mr,w*s, Dal. gety and Co. hold a,-stock sals. .