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Hauraki Plains Gazette, Volume XXXVII, Issue 5026, 13 September 1926, Page 4

According to the latest official figures eight Canadians in every hundred own motor-carsi' The greatest density is found in Ontario, where the figure is 11.1 per 100'; the Yukon is the lowest, with 3.2 per 100. In 1907 there were only 2130 cii/s in the whole Dominion of Canada ; now there are 728,005. According to the Dominion Statistician, the population of Canada is now estimated at 9,364,200, a gain of 75 per cent. In 25 years. The number of Canadian dwelling houses is 2,001,512, of which 62 per cent, are owned by their occupants. The proportion of men to women is 103 to 100. The crime record of Canada shows only 2.77 indictable offences per 1000 of the; population. Buy a Wallace Milking Machine if you wish to minimise your milking troubles. Clean and quick milking guaranteed.*

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