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WHEAT PROBLEM.

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and" 3al)iitet'j HBm tl)e < financial! *&** B n 7'* o; ' -salaries of-toachers WigrojEMd'aa a temporary mea;only, .and :'tbat aftsr- {£ v lhij financial out-, 'saliJJe mfeta ? ','»cco*aaiico, with 'the , ,}/• Standing Committer 'f^; msaos; S. -■ ,„/.■s*&* *&&■ ""»■* ! '*' 3 'yolf' < hi\ve < already "puMislj&d the late t^r ) W O rM«- r $», 'fojWi'pg.'" extract] „fronj '■ Times'* 1 * (London), of 3&WW inters t ma Ay! "people m etc., i * ! 'V' *" HONOUR OUR OWN.. ■ - r i 1 s." I'JESpclosiJre.j ;:4Mr. Dwep Morton died in the Mid--tfegtt'&QlystpP ojj'Siiaday,. a. responaeq fc writos of- him: Mr Merton wps 'a VaiaWilqur. painter of distinct*; '"tion/'iyhq, ,bqd.<i}fi .Jjved longer, would fyjcje < reputation. Ex-' mbitib'na'of .bvuwork .have twice been giyei£ a# the . f Leipester Galleries, arid , exampleg ~fmvp*frqm time to time been-, sßown-at theft.B.A.. the International Society, and r elsewhere. His 'pictures ' displayed a&ehge qf design and a delicacy ,pf > oojlajir fhipb. reflected bis loye of the-Chin&ip. masters", together with; a strength tifid indiyidtKuity. wtyffe bore lfritrjjess 'to the l originality ana ptwer 'tof 1 the artist's mind. Mr Met., ton "smut much.of his life in . Franca and Nqr thorn,. Africa, and 'while this to "sotyfa extent 1 ' prevented his work 'm>m v ' 'r«achiog' a very, wide circle. it, .gave him the r opportuhity of living (imqng.. the natural beauty which'; 'meant'sq psueh to hinu, - His love of landscape and his passion for paintmg ensble'd him to inspire'all who oaihe in contact with' him; and many, otb'cjr painters'owe much to his ,Helß(Epl epfljiteHwm, ■ - - ' ■ ,| 5?