WOMAN'S WORLD

Dominion, Volume 10, Issue 3038, 27 March 1917, Page 3

WOMAN'S WORLD

(Continued from page 2.) 20,000 Women Wanted for the' Land. ' In making an appeal-.for .20,000 women to oome forward for work on the land, the National Land Council is eohoing the opinion of farmers throughout England that women,, and'.women alone,, can avert .a very seri-ius shortage in home-grown-foodstuffs'(states a' writer in an English newspaper). ■ : Tho great urgency of the moment on the land is labour- for, - to .stock and for preparing the land for the spring crops. Farmers, awake at ■ last to what^women's;labour nieans'to a country at war, are, says the .''Daily Chronicle," literallv" infadihg' tlie? of-' .fioes of the National Land C.ii'iicil, and are begging for strong, willing women who know or who. are prepared to learn, ,how to milk cowsj- attend;to them in .other ways/and to prepare for the ccmiing'crops of wheat ana cotatoas which 'will be the great mainstay as far as home-grown supplies aio .Kinceriied. Land which last year >as bearing urgently necessary, crops is unpitiduc'tivo_. bccauso- of the . impossibility: of. (finding the necessary,labour,' and it is in. the hope of..remedying ithis state of ■affairs that'the National. Land Council appeals for 20,000 women. ; : \ '. : New Zealanders ai Bristol. ' Bristol has. always been it cer.tie in iSvhich New Zealand 'lias, had interests, 'and as long ago as November, 1915, a local committee of N.Z.AV.O.A. was formed in that port. It recently rei ported, progress, and' announced; that it stiU'has. a balance.in hand, a cririit to the ,committee. It has douo all .'that couTd be .done—as those will ti'itifv. 'who have/experienced it—to'' make l>fo for such New Zealaaders as" hate been .'jiff Bristol Kappy., v The oiScers elebted |for this year are:—Chairman, Mrs. J. ©uke Acland; ton. secretary and tiea-

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