The Society earnestly desires to enlarge the area of its work, but the vigour of its action depends upon the financial means at its disposal. Special appeal is therefore made to all who realise that the extent of the Nation's perilous pauperism and increasing misery is primarily due to the existing system of land tenure. They are invited to give effect to their convictions either by personal effort in connection with the Society, or by such pecuniary aid as they can afford to give it.

Remittances may be sent to the Treasurer, A. C. Swinton, 57 and 59, Ludgate Hill, London E.C. Cheques to be crosscd "The Union Bank of London, Charing Cross." P.O. Orders to be made payable at Ludgate Circus, London, E.C.

All who are interested (and who are not?) in Land Law Reform are cordially invited to become members of the Society, and to assist it in the formation of Branches. Copies of the Society's detailed Scheme Rules, and other Literature may be had on application.

The Council, as far as possible, supply Lecturers where friends find a Chairman and a Public Room, and are always glad to hear from those willing to co-operate in the movement.