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Taranaki Daily News, 9 January 1918, Page 7

a PP 6 <<iser is MILITARY uuvLli. an oriental) combination of choice vegetables ami fruits combined in the way that sets, the gahtric juices (lowing, thus aiding digestion. All live grocers.

The Frankfurter Zeilung, in an «p. count of the autumn meeting of the, German Agricultural Society held the other day states that, after an address by the new Minister of Agriculture, a repre*entatrvo tronf Bresku spoke as follows on German Agriculture Production and Food Supply after the War" : -rle stated that owing to the different methods ot. obtaining nitrates, the subject ol manure would be entirely revolutionised and production would be "reatly increased by nil rate manure,, the supply of which would be quite independent or Chile saltpetre, Mcvflows would produce two or even three, bav crops. The cultivation of several kinds of pulse would be limited, but that of lupines extended. The scarcity of concentrated fodder would lead to a reduction in the stocks of cattle for fattening, to a change in the keeping of milch cows, and pig-rearing would lose in importance. The conditions of labor would be altered and wa-ves would rise. Foreign casual workers and prisoners- of war would he wanting. Native workers would have to be induced to settle, and machines would be used more and more. ■*y A DOSE IN TIME.,

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