WELLINGTON TOPICS.

Oamaru Mail, Volume XLIV, Issue 14705, 4 June 1920, Page 5

WELLINGTON TOPICS.

Co-resronncnt > WELLINGTON, Juno 2. , jjCTURNED SOLDIER. CON J'*E It •* N«' E ZZ,ed soldier has been much in W'eflington during the last He is holding his annual * m the capital city, and by and through the columns ®Linors- is informing the comwhat he wants and ? to Ret. There is ■ n an where to his letting his C t-to-vn " r to pressing his 5 € :r satisfaction with all the ■ f m?ans at his command. He and more money, and -_o t-very acre and penny 'rtT t'-n provide for him. But » fifty-seven thousand strong, tf r enough just about oneu voting strength of the whole * s portion of him is beginning i voly of political action Win" the united goodwill of tvbfch has served him so well in the opinion of many of Mend? here lies one of his peril!AttSO THE HERDS. ithe ' an - vt?ar or two G rnve ?P" hi- e " expressed by high 5 [ e «t trie growing practice of irin? calves at their birth, in •ave the milk they, otherwise Uame- should 'seriously deplete $7 of the Dominion and ultiSjduce a beef famine. The Defof Agriculture, recognising , peril was not merely imagin;Jj foot experiments _ ifrith a 'jading some alternative for jtal sustenance of the calves, afiaients were conducted at the ,jnd the Weraroa State Farms, J L. Brace, the superirrtendtfs branch of the Department's t e now able to report that ' je been attended by a very ajare of success. It has been ut fcv substituting ground lina and beans for the major part formerly given to the calves fce raised «n excellent health St,on to the age at which thev kfor them.-«€»**es» at a cost which [ substantial margin of profitjßo excuse for the tragedy. SUGAR. mo r three years past the GoIS and the Board of Trade have [yjßg themselves _ upon having j jrranßeraeat with the great isaa refining company which ff Zealand absolutely the cheapir is the world. A? a matter fact tlie arrangement was line to the desire of the refin,aov to maintain its very Valusopolv fa _>"ew Zealand and to onl 0 t the National Government tie stress of war-financing keepsasn- free of Customs duty, jjressinz the Fruitgrowers* Astie ether day the Minister of Be ventured a little- too far in tint the Government had a pwt triumph in maintainjs uid holding the price down, tie Post has turned upon him. aJina the miserable system of instituted here, the heavy loss is4=e:i-on and the rest, it asks, js is success, what is failure?" feed' I.JOCKEYS' DISPUTE, is i 2iiter.il feeling, among gecpie here that the* conferisea Sir George Clifford, the otthe Racing Conference, and saaaves of the professional Wnn-Wt what is popularly I very near [ authorilaring Sir . E. Mitthis matance with and their mense ad,he incipt;he recent h-knell of irns to be will have ts constican hope the manthe same has to be obtained ; reeogni(S. BS' ASI tine 3. onfereuee ;ion Conibmmittee g resolu- ■ of the iition of sing." the he pledge last Conament: — ? Governt'dge that ion benedered injvery sol- ■ to train ■ange his l tg take efits." Kommen[iers. inmbsidised he report ion Coraion of ini? services ce of the to-day. v soldiers , by the s. It was it a wage lid have enlisted that men order to the same ■anted ,to superan- > Governo remove th superer so re,i of war to which entitled, ands prelintments that pre:m plovers Iministrner's office tters was : the New .seociation >nimendapatriation encourage ligrant to " the Reded to all d in the New Zeah»* reconi(convener no fault le nomine to see sent out irfllr C 15 . Watts ilingtoii>. xecutiye: T. E. Y. is: Auck-an-d N. ngton, J. . Win ton, delegates :atives on the event iciding on stuffiness | NAZOL." Inhaler. on blanhot water increases | ' which is j ZOL" inolda. Get