NEW ZEALAND NEWS.

Taihape Daily Times, Volume 8, Issue 120, 22 May 1916, Page 6

NEW ZEALAND NEWS.

LAND FOR SOLDIERS. A WAIRARAPA SCHEME. WELLINGTON, May 19. Matters relating to land for returned soldiers Avere discussed to-day between the Premier and Sir Joseph Ward and a deputation from the Wniravapa latnolic Society.

The Society put forward suggestions for assisting the Government in the selection of" land for returned soldiers, and urged that the Government should take for returned soldiers the Stony Creek estate, of 19.000 acres, near Martinborough, OAvned by Mr C. Algar, avlio is willing to sell. The Premier stated that the chairman of the Land Purchase Board Avo'uld visit the estate as soon as possible, and report. THE WILLOCHRA. DUNEDIN, May 19. Of the three Willochra men under observation two ha\ 7 e been discharged, so that there are only two smallpox cases, and one under observation. A clean bill of health Avill probably be given tonight, and loading operations aa'lH be gin to-moyrow. No trouble is anticipated from the Avaterside workers. If they obect to vaccination the Health Department Avill probably consider it unnecessary to press the matter. THE NATIONAL CABINET. AN INTERESTING! QUESTION. WELLINGTON, May 19. Joseph Ward assorted today that it had been suggested to him to AvithdravA- from the National Cabinet. Mr Webb: Who suggested it? Mr Massey: It has been done. Mr Webb: Not by the Labour mem-

bers. Sir Joseph Ward: I am not going to discuss that noff, but I could mention names if necessarAX

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