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Dominion, Volume 11, Issue 234, 21 June 1918, Page 8

'l'lie ever extending ojinrnfion of {lie ballot is r-t-faliny amongst some farmers a desire lo secure farm bunds with a goodly nninber of children (says Hie "Southland 'rimes"). To entice such men to the country many alterations liave to he made in the old scheme of tilings which existed when farm lalxmrers were mostly single. The question of housing is receiving attention, nnd also mat-ten; in general of importance to a state of benlib and happiness. Taken all round, it looks as if the war is going to lie the means of lettering greatly tin) conditions of the country workeu's life, to the Trenthani meeting; will probably he

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