The following text may have been generated by Optical Character Recognition, with varying degrees of accuracy. Reader beware!

of T';fl a year in his salary if he go the Central Farm. He did so, and is now in receipt of $5,000 a year, which salary has been paid him since two| months and thirteen days previous in the end of the last Dominion financial year. If the salaries of the four lewling ofcials at the Guelph College were «ompared with those of the four leading officials at the Central Farm up to 30th June last, it would be seen that the form»r amounted . to $7,400, while the latter amounted to $9,900, and, allowing for the increase in : Prof. Robertson's salary, to $1190). That was a fair comparison to make, and not such a one as the member for West Kent had made. (Hear, hear.) While saying this he did not mean to reflect upon the man-- agement of the Central Farm. He had frequently heard the member for South Huron in the House of Commons, Mr. John McMillan, speak highly of its Direc-- tor, Mr. Saunders. The member for East | Algoma had also stated that the expendi-- | ture on account of the Agricultural Col-- lege last year was $169,000. This was in-- correct, as the cost of the whole Depart-- ment of Agriculture only amounted to this sum. PARLIAMENT BUILDINGS.