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§clvooihoys From Britain Go to New Zealand Qulioc-l for Agricultural Training. *
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=1 - 4m lnterosting ex- . sortlpment has ins!» innit-d. a dozen boys from British srhools having left for New Zealand to become pupils at Wriltaki school. Camaru.
Waitnkl Rrhcol is. one of the best annvrn in New Zealond. and the sy- of trclr n; pursued there has We". the conic ‘ ' prrisc bv many 1151111."! from England, including the Prince of Wales, the Duke of York. lnrd Jelliooe. Admiral Halsey, and Mr, Amory. Tho hcadrmufler, Frank miner, C. M. 0.. ls keenly mterest-
cri in the problems of Empire settle- '
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The bevr. will tnkb a one or two iwun‘ course of agrriciutural training before z-nszflzifllf in farm‘ practice. Thcv will rerrlve instruction in agri- t-ulturnl subjocts, wool-clawing dairy science, and plot work from cwperts, and wvcral afternoons n week will ‘or ClPYCIlELl. to practical. work on ad- ,»u§.u'.1.-,; inrmr: la: the rich agricultural‘ and pastoral din-riot near Onmam. Th» bot". who proccod to New Zeal-
. provided imricrtnlzc , rornaln five l N-ewv Zerilontl w. t-ntwgo in
lrtrmmu illit?!‘ the drIplr-fiior, of school whining. _ Mr. Mllner give the fcvlcndriz mistr- ' antrc. which moans that the boys are tyivon r. wonderful onportunlty to carve out a career for themselves — On the tennination of a. year's
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rcurse of, work at the school. I accept ihe responsibility for placing the boy ‘with a suitable employer for practic- nl training in such branch of farm- ing as commends itself to him with my approval. I also accept the re- sponsibility of keeping in touch with the lad during this period of proba- tinn and of obtaining for him expert advice. The boy will have the right of appeal to me in the case of any complaint arising out of his employ- ment. and I shall do my best to rec- tify the same. Before the boy is placed with any farmer. such employ- er will be distinctly notified that the boy will keep in communication with me or my deputy. and that I shall act ‘generally in loco parentls.
The cmt of the bovs’ outfit is esti- mated at about $100.00. and $30.00 per term is regarded as a reasonable allowance for incidental expenses. w. Milner has arranged for the em- ployment of the boys on fan-m dur- l"? the vacations. should they require it. so parents are saved any anxiety on this score. It h_v any chance no rezular emnlovment for the vacation can be secured. free board and lodg- imz will be provided at. the school.
The scheme will add considerably to the, responsibilities of the head- master. who has suggested it only be- because he is interested. as he states.
in the transplantation of British nubile- achool bovs as most. vahmblg colonizing material for the Domin- ions.
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Important‘ Legisliztion '
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Government. Will Bill to Ratify Old Age Coming
Pension s at
Session.
ronorzro. Ont, u.’ lulrlj.‘ iinnortuzii the form ni g0'v"l'llli.iii blllh will be ‘pr)m\tiv' somhly at. the comm" opens Jan. 30.
C}OV(’l'l1Tl1Eni;l)ill5lli‘l' '.. ' old age pension mo. for additional aid :0 aiu- Onuirlo
arch Foundation and important revision of the Hrmpltals Act. There is a possibility of ninendmcnts to the Inn Keeper's Act, and the ann- ouncrd increase of gas tax requires e "of the statute. Amendments Act if any. will be of s. minor nature. Premier G. R llbrguson has intimated.
A bill creating a racing Commis- sion for Ontario may be submitted. but it is understood that the matter 15 nnl. yet definitely settltd Recom- mendations by Judge Godson. arising nit of the Homnzer ~flre. may re- wuu-e aomniieghiation.
A lhiil-movidinu for licensing of real estate dealers. is regarded as likely to be introduced. The measure
was asked for by the dealers in SeP- '
gqgbgr, 192141114 consideration was them promised. Ths object is to pro- tect the profession and the public against unscnipulous operators.
'1; uouiewnat similar measure has men urged by the Architects‘ Asso- cistllon. 1t is proposed to require registration. with a suitable exam-
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p vnulrl not. nced to smdcrrzo any test.
Orgnnivcd Labour is askin‘! for llconsincz of barber shops Institution of tfhc three-platoon syilem f0!‘ firemen equivalent to eight-hour day. is also sovight. as well as chanyzcs in the Worlzmorfs Compen- sntlrm Art. and Mothers’ Allowance Act.
A proposal for the bonding of law- vrrs to give protection against de- falcatlon in respect to trust funds. also comes from Labor. but so far as con ho lcarned an; this stage, the government does not regard the need rs ument. on account of the matter having been taken up direct by the Law Society.
Extension of the Minimum Wage ,
Act to apply w boys. was arsed by Labor in January. 1927. Recently a. report was submitted to Government by the Minimum Wage Board. deal- inc with the matter. but neither i-Ion. Forbes Godfrey nor Premier Fbrguson srem favorably inclined toward legislation.
A score of private bills have been or are being advertised. Among the now anplipations is that of Brock- ville Loan and savlns: Company. to carry on the business of a trust company. change its name and in- crease authorized capital stock from $500,000 to 01000000. Lenmlntton seeks to confirm a drainage by-law, Essex Border Utilities Commission asks confirmation of the purchase of Walkerville water system and the entry of Sandwich South to its lur- isdlction. Port Arthur applies for a declaration of title as to water lots conveyed to W. B. McEwen, valid- ation of tax sales up to last January. and confirmation of a lay-law Ell!"- anteeing securities of the General Hospital up to 8300.000-
Govemment Sues Canadian Pacific To Remove Poles
OVFIAWA, Jsu. 17,-‘ ument was begun in the exohequer Court here today before Mr. Justice Audetts in the suit brought by the government, as ownem of the Intewoionial Rail- wsy serving the south, shore of me St. flamenco and the Maritime Pro- vinces, against the Canadian Pacino Company in which it is asked that the O. P. R. remove their telegraph poles along me line o! the lam-co- lonial. Counsel for the government are W. P. Jones, K. 0., of Wood- stock. N. 8.. and Ivan Rand. K. 0-. of Moncton, N. B. '
For the C. P. It the counsel are W Norman ‘Inlay, K-O, of WWW: E-
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Crematorium - ‘ForjDogs
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PARIS. inuary 18-A emulator- ium for aristocratic dogs ls'*now being erected in Paris. ~
It will be a pan of the magnif- icent dog cemetry that l3 0119 qr m; most curious sights of. the French capital. and that in its own way comiwms favorably with any of the other cemetries of tbs city.
“The reason we are b this creimtonum is that there is an in- ¢N=flins demand for fashion. if you wish to call it. among owners to keep the ashes of th r pets near them," explained an offi ial of the cemetery.
"They love their dogs so mujch that they don't even like to be separated from them ln death. Asyou see by the inscriptions on several of the tombstones, some woman declare that the only true friendship they ever enJoyed on this earth was that- of their dog. '
"Until now it was impossible. for these owners to have their pets cre- mated, as the crematorium refused to accept animals, and we had so many requests of this sort that we finally decided to build our own in a corner of the oemete y, and it is now almost completed.“
The most interesting thing in the cemetery is a monument in memory of Barry, a famous st. Bernard. that faces the entrance. This dog, which belonged to the St. Bernard hospice in the Alps, saved the lives of forty persons, but was killed by the forty-first, a crazed Italian, who was lost in a snowstorm. and be- lieved that a wild beast was attank- ing him. He was the best dog the monks ever possessed, and his stuffed body now stands in the Swiss State Museum at Beme. The most faithful do: of every seneratlqn is now called Barry.
The cemetery is divided into sec- tions.‘ which have been named after well-known dog lovers. One is the Henry Bataille section, where all
the dogs of the great dramatist are-
sleeping their last sleep. A little fur- ther on is the tomb of Kroumir. the favourite cat of the writer B61111 Rlochefort, “died of chailfln ten days afuar her master ally 19. 191$
0n a nearby tomb is the inscrip- mm; "step softly near this tomb. Gillette. my treasure. is not deed but sleeps since February 5. i921. c9160 eleven years. His unconsolable mother.
Maritime Trade" Office to Open
Soon in Toronto
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ST. JOHN, Jan. 17.—The establish- ment of a Maritime Province trade office in Toronto will be effected
> within a few days. according to pre-
sent indications. While no official. announcement has been made. mem-
bers of the committee appointed by
the governments of the Maritime Pro- vinces are now in lToronto in regard to the opening of the proposed ofllce here.
Each Maritime Province has named two representatives on the committee having charge of the matter. J. G. Harrison of this 01.2)’, president of the Saint John Board of Trade, and G. Percy Burchlll, of Nelson, New Brunswick. representatives, are in Toronto. Nova Scotia and Prince Edward Is- land are to meet them there. These and six representatives of the, Toron- to Maritime Provinces Association form the committee having charge of the establishment of the oflioe.
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While no officials have as yet been appointed, it has been learned that the name of one prospect is under consideration for the position of oom- missioner and it is expected the ap- pointment will be made open.
The Maritime trade ofllce is being established with a view to building up better trade connections ‘ tween the Marltlmes a Upper Canada. The sum of $1 .000 has been provided for the establishment of the silica, each Maritime Province having voted $5,000. It is expected that the new oflice, when it begins functioning, al- so will be the means of causing a considerable increase in the number of tourists coming to this section of the country from that part of Can- ada. '
Two men arrested recently at Nice, France, as spies because they carried a mysterious document, were released after the police found that the paper contained the score of an operetta which one of the pair had compos- ed.
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OTTAWA. Ont. Jan. 1'l—-Western Canada holds unlimited possibilities for the settler adapted to farming and with the will to succeed. ac- oordin! to Andrew Anderson. of Al- sask, Basia. who passed through the mpihi recently for the West 11111188. Where he will reap the re- ward of his personal success-a hol- iday with his wife. It is the first V “ he has enjoyed slnlce he came to Canada l8 years ago.
With a. group of fellow-country men Mr. Anderson emigrated from Sweden in i908. He took up a home- stead of 160 acres in sparsely settled dlstrlc of Alaska, building a small log frontier cabin in which he lived for years while h; cleared the land and prepared thc virgin prairie for
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When he first came to Alsask Mr. Anderson had to haul all his equip- ment and provisions 90 miles from the village of Provost. It was no un- common thing to start \. for the vil- lage on a Monday morning and not return to the farm until the follow- ing Saturday.
The Anderson farm today presents ‘a picture in striking contrast to its original appearance. It has been transformed from its prairie cloak to s farm of 4600 alcres, studded with artificial lakes’ and ‘ ponds. “and abundantly trees-L, Ten acres have been set aside as a garden with fruit trees, shrubs, lilacs and of many varieties. . ltsrtinl with limited machinery .
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The foreigner who could not be assimilated had no place inlcanada, . Mr. Anderson maintained. Nor did he think it a 500d WW! l0 foster the zlounlns of fersnt national- ities in. self-con ed settlementifl
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SAINT JOHN, Jan. PL-A circular lfilwr. sént out today to the 64 Boards 0i Trade in the Maritime Provinces
‘by F. M. Bclanders, honorary secre-
tary of the Maritime Board oi Trade» calls attention to the fact that there has been no construction of new rail- ways in the Multiples for a 10m; time, and asks that a report be sent in b the boards in district- HDW yin! if they are
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