CANADIAN AFFAIRS.
i United Press A>so.ciat'ion.—^puyricbt.)
OTTAWA, December 7
Tho telephone train,., the dispatching of which was adopted In August ., by tho Canadian-Pacific Company, has to be abandoned,-,owing: to■ unsatisfectoi^ working. The' telegraphs will be "re-' instated.
In the Manitoba province the grain yield. is\ 160 million bushels, of which of oats there are 74 million, and of barley 30 milions. This is the most prosperous year for 10 years.
There is a smallpox epidemic in Quebec province;--half of the population ol which is not vaccinated, although compulsory vaccination is enacted.
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Wanganui Chronicle, Issue 12840, 9 December 1911, Page 5
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