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Taihape Daily Times, Volume 7, Issue 319, 1 November 1915, Page 3

Japanese files state that negotiations are complete for the establishment of a new line of steamers from Japan to iNew Zealand. It i s proposed to utilise three vessels of from 4000 to 5000 tons, starting at an early date. The chief idea is to catch the Dominion's wool season and summer trade.

"There will be no course open out to apply to the United States to fill up the necessary complements of medical men if this country cannot produce the requisite doctors," writes Sir James Barr, vice-president of the British Medical Association, and -lieut-3 lant colonel in the Royal Army Medical Corps, in appealing for the doctors for the armies going abroad. Two-thousand five hundred of them are required," declares Sir James, who adds: 'Conscription is coming,* . ■■ =: ; •

The scheelite industry at the head of Lake Wakatipu promises to be of considerable importance during the next six or eight months. The high price being offered for the mineral is attracting a great many miners to the' locality. The Glenorchy Syndicate, which has secured a 12-months' contract with the British Government,' is giving as high as £l4O per ton delivered at their battery. The Lake Wakatipu Mail says that this is nearly double the amount which was at first paid.

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