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Dominion, Volume 11, Issue 113, 30 January 1918, Page 4

The following is from the Christchurch "Press" :-"For some timo past very little call has been made on New Zealand artillery reinforcements, and several of tho men who have loon in camp for months past have .'-eeii granted extended leave. It is understood now that practically the whole of tho artillery men in camp will he transferred to the infantry, and that no call for further artillety reinforcements will be made for some time." Tho Tramways Military, Baud will play selections at Newtown Park to-i-.ight at 8 o'clock.The winning number!- in tho Marlborough Patriotic Association's land art union are as f0110w:—70,'256, 4062, ■14,879, 37,145, 62,703. In ono of his recent books Mr. H. G. Wells forecasts the decline and final extinction of that faithful friend of man—the horse. He prophesies that in about half a, century from now tho visitor to the museums of that tiiro will find among the extinct species the skeleton of a large animal with a- card indicating that: "This is the frame of a horse,,at one time much in use by men for all kinds of transportation

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