Sheltering the People

non-parlour" variety, but the measure itself pontains no reference to that variety?it is merely implied in the limitations of superficial feet which it lays down. In themselves the reasons for the limitation of size are good so far as they go, but it will be for Parliament and the country to say whether ^ considers them to be sufficient. The smallest class of artisans' dwelling, whether self-contained cottages or flats, does not attract private capital for the conclusive reason that such buildings are too costly to allow of anything approaching an economic