Committee's View on Recent Plebiscite Oslo, Nov. 26.
The Royal Commission on Agriculture in India is now making a tour of India which will occupy at least six months. The Commission is supplementing its personal investigations by a questionnaire which is designed to "give individuals possessing the most diverse experience in agricultural and rural matters an opportunity for placing before the Commission their views upon those subjects with which each individual is himself most parti-calorly familiar."
The questionnaire gives an exblems which the Commission cellent idea of the variety of pro-
is called pon to deal, Every branch of agricultural experience and practice is represented, including such diverse subjects as veterin-Jary practice and irrigational principles.
There are questions on agriculture al marketing and demonstrations and propaganda, Further questions are devoted to labour and rural welfare together with a string of [questions dealing with the ce-apers tive movement, which has made such marked progress in India of recent years.—British Wireless through Reuter.
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