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.United Frees Association —By Electric Telegrapn Copyright.) CALCUTTA, Dec. 3. Coolies working in the jungle near the village of Tezzaon, five miles from Dacca, East Bengal, discovered a tin trunk containing 23 empty aluminium bombshells similar to those used in the attempt to assassinate Sir Charles Teg art, Police Commissioner, last year. OTTAWA, Dee. 3. The Hon. E. N. Rhodes, actingMinist'er of Finance, lias announced that the national service loan of £130,000,000 has been over-subscribed by £13,000,000. The lists were open -oiilv seven days. LONDON, Dec. 4. The agricultural editor of the “Dniiy Telegraph” says that farmers anticipate' an all-round improvement in the industry iv licit the wheat quota operates. The changes will include a progressive increase in the home and Empire wheat quotas, an increase in arable cultivation, assistance to live stock breeding, higher agricultural wages, the return of thousands _ of workers to the land and the revival of fresh killed meat production. It is expected that the special Cabinet sub-committee will begin the discussion on Tuesday of the Dominion wheat quota.
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Hawera Star, Volume LI, 7 December 1931, Page 2
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