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            staple crops are 'whcat, barley and lucerne, but of deaths. All classes suffered, but particularly
            melons, water-melons, pumkins, beans and some the upper and middle classes. Next importance
            other vegetables are also grown in increasing quan- was small-pox which was responsible for a large
            titles. The ubovo crops ore mostly irrigated, but proportion of the Town’s high infant mortality,
            a small amount of wheat and barley is grown by The chief other diseases were those of the  eye, cars
            rainfall alone. The egricultnre of Jahrah might and skin and malaria,
            be considerably increased if more money were sunk
            in it.                                                    Exchange.
              The next important ogricoltural centre is the
            blind of Failakah where wheat and barley are grown                 Em ni
            with some success on the clayey patches, also some   Month*.
            vegetables especially carrots, which arc of an ex­         100 Marin   Sovereign.  roood,
                                                                        Theresa
            ceptionally fine quality, but the ngriculture of the        DotUn.          Tnrafchj
            bland is generally inferior to that of Jahrah.
                                                                         £ «. d.  C i. 1   «•.!.
                            RstinBaH                  April 1928        8 12 91   0 17 9|   • 15 11
                                                      May 1928 .        6 3 91   0 17 9  0 15 101
              The total rainfall during the year under report
            was 6*71' and was distributed as follows :—  7 one 1928     8 10 21   0 17 9  0 15 10
                                                      July 1928         3 7 10   0 17 0  0 15 11
               April 1928  .                  •38*    August 1928       8 0 7   0 17 91   • is it
               May 1928
               .November 1928                2-53'    ecptcral»cx 1928   0 0 81   0 17 9   0 is 10
               December 1928                  •03'                      0 12 0   0 17 10
               Jnmuiy 1929 .                  1-69*   October 1928  .                   0 15 II
               February 1929                  2-04'   November 1923     6 0 4   0 17 10  0 15 11
               March 1929 .                   -04'    December 1P28 .   6 8 0   0 17 10  0 15 11
                                                      January 1929 .    6 7  1   0 18 6  0 15 0
                          Public Health.
                                                      February 1929 .   8 6  1  0 17 u   0 16 0
              The health of the Town was good ou the whole,   March 1929  b 3 2  0 17 11  o is a
            but tuberculosis was responsible for a larger number
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