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vost uncultivated areas to be cultivated
to produce vegetables and I'm its which
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at the wo present time are being impor­
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jr Yj helping to restrict the wealth from
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going out of this country, This will
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also help tho native to Jeorn a profes­
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I had v/anted to acquaint you and the
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public with those facts regarding
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KducetioniO affairs in Rnhrnin and the
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dismissal by tins Government of the two
headmasters, one of whom narr.iised

the educational movement of course aided
by the other, Tht schools neverthless
have now ro-openad and are working very

vigourously.
May God render circumstances favour­

able for then to achieve their goal I
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