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— Plants growing near the set. have thicket leaves than those growing inland. Apparently the eea ealt is the cause of this phenomenon, as plants cultivated in artificially salted soil yield thicker leaves. — The Niagara electric power plant may be outdone in Africa. It is proposed to utilise ihe water power of the Victoria falls, on the Zambesi River, with the object of using the power to gGner&te electricity and supply it to the various centres of population throughout; Rhodesia, either in the form of power to work stamps and mills or of motive power for other purposes. Dr Hopkinson and Professor Forbes fcave reDorted favourably on the scheme.