Britith and Foreign
RELIGIOUS INFATUATION. A SANGUINE PRESSMAN ON HORSE-BRfcEDiNG : DID HE SAY " TEN "■■ NOT " TWO " ? [United Pans Association, — fi? Electric Tklwjhaph— Copyright] LONDON, Nov. 15. Mr R. W. Hanbury has been appointed President of the Board of Agriculture, with a seat in the Cabinet, replacing Mr W. H Long. A Jew named Hilmer has been sentenced to death at Polua, in Bo hernia, for the ritual .murder of two girls. Lord Hopetoun is at Meerut. His health is improving. The American visible supply of wheat is 83,630,0u0 bushels. Mr A. Hales, the W.A. pressman acting as f u correspondent for the Daily News, advocates the establishment of great Imperial horse breeding farms in New Zealand, Australia and Canada. He believes the colonial governments would supply the land required, and England and Ireland could furnish the brood stock. He* predicts that within two years Britain would be able to mount all her white soldiers.
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Southland Times, Issue 14800, 17 November 1900, Page 3
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154Britith and Foreign Southland Times, Issue 14800, 17 November 1900, Page 3
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