THE GENTLE GERMAN.
fiJOCULATES HORSES FROM THE ARGENTINE. Received March 16, 7.30 pjnLondon, March 10. Tlie discover v of horses and nrelea from Argentina suffering from glanders leaves little doubt that German agents Inomtated the animals prior to shipment, as glanders has hitherto been unknown in the Argentine. CONDENSErTaULK TAKEN OVER. London, March 15. T%a Food Controller takes over im- ■ jatfta of earned and condensed milk from
WAR PENSIONS EXPENDITURE
EXTRA RATIONS FOR WORKERS. Received March 17, 5.5 p.m. London, March IG. The expenditure on war pensions {or 1917-18 total £23,000,000, covering G35,000 case 6. The expenditure for 1918-19 is estimated at 41,500,000.
It is estimated that 0,000,000 people are being supplied with extra rations, which consist of bacon, poultry and rabbits. These extra rations will not be granted to professional or Commercial men, shopkeepers, messengers, domestic servants or women doiug ordinary factory work, but will be granted to all men engaged in bodily labor, and women on the land.
The War Office,- requests the public not to send gifts of food to men at the front, whose ration is ample.
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Taranaki Daily News, 18 March 1918, Page 5
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