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Press, Volume LXVI, Issue 20088, 18 November 1930, Page 15

. During an address to the blind people {2 Invercargill on Friday evening, Mr J-iUw* Mackenzie, director of the Jubi- *• JMtitnte for the Blind, Auckland, ?*ntioii«d an interesting circumstance 2 ?? nn ®* loD with the demilitarisation «!a m Dardanelles. Foreigners were '"owed to land there, he said. It W «tn made nobody's job in particuseethat the demilitarisation had carried out, and thus it had not jj*® done. The old forts were demolthey would havti been useS2® o< W n warfare, and for defence tori*' 1 " 58 relied on mobile field bat- },»!*' which had excellent cover, taim t Mackenzie said that the Xf Jy\ Nations had performed a tnmrfl 'Ol work in those parts. It had WT^T d 1 '400.000 Greeks from Turand 300,000 Turks back •>MM» dSL* oUng men ' w ho left Otoroearly in the year to seek r| ln Canada. have been v.*nadi- n ,r. 1 . nl . tightening ot the m, ? ra t'on regulations The Hast of consider that (dhle to 1,.®. y°' un i? fellows are ineliilrenj- ■" Canada. as Canada is tattles ft""?. rorn unemployment **P«ct«d « King Country men are <s*te. return home at an early IMPROVING? ! ew c °oks who will not Wn if •* ° still something to Colinai-, (? ou as « 'Cathedral Brand" * 9fir fiavnn^ eßceß y° u can safely , say ???»»». are positively right, if 8 * Monom r a " £ rot 'ers in loz and 6? S3 B Tor Cookery a&£A'»«» to H - "i