Farmer and stockbreeder . Johnby Rose 22nd-G. B. NeUonCockeiham .. ^ ^s^ov! ExOTs. of the Iat« Sir J. H. Maden, Rockdiffe Lady Seraphma-T. Freeman, BirkenheadT. Park and Sons Wild Rose-J. A. Williams J. T. Ion s Hetty 2nd-J. A. Williams .. J. Thomlinsons Ada Lu.-tury 3rd-J. R. Goodman A. Bixchs Fern of Blackcombe-Sir John Anderson V.G. Allisons Joan 6th-E. Whmnerah, Hartoi. Kendaf ^ Bramhope Lilac-W. Richardson;CLaIs fn Wa^tholiuh-H. SpencVr, York 1 llfq ,t ^Jl^- J™ Previous to 0< toher 1, 1919, from cows with officially recorde,! milk yieldsF,rl I i ? . lacta-tion period. CT A^^r V Senator
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Farmer and stockbreeder . Johnby Rose 22nd-G. B. NeUonCockeiham .. ^ ^s^ov! ExOTs. of the Iat« Sir J. H. Maden, Rockdiffe Lady Seraphma-T. Freeman, BirkenheadT. Park and Sons Wild Rose-J. A. Williams J. T. Ion s Hetty 2nd-J. A. Williams .. J. Thomlinsons Ada Lu.-tury 3rd-J. R. Goodman A. Bixchs Fern of Blackcombe-Sir John Anderson V.G. Allisons Joan 6th-E. Whmnerah, Hartoi. Kendaf ^ Bramhope Lilac-W. Richardson;CLaIs fn Wa^tholiuh-H. SpencVr, York 1 llfq , t ^Jl^- J™ Previous to 0< toher 1, 1919, from cows with officially recorde, ! milk yieldsF, rl I i ? . lacta-tion period. CT A^^r V Senator-J. Ro»lund., on, Penriil, .^J^At»b b—Bulls born on or afl«r March J 1919D. Braps lUd Knight-Capt. Spencer .. joft Mrs. Claud Sykess We.tella Gift-H. Taylor, Darlington mSUMMARY. D. 1S«13J 270 105135140210189.140: lOS160 158 67 Females averaged ..33 Bulls averaged 100 animals averaged .. £ s. d.119 10 359 3 7 £8, 0071.953 s. d.6 00 0 99 12 0 = ».!)fiO 6 0 , 1, , N I I ^ AMJ i JlAAlJmU OF AUliWULWUe: JOUUNAh. 1086. BEPLIES TO PIfi QUERIES QutrittB mutt tend their numet and addresus. 11^ heuld be noted that we do not undertake toreply to tnqniriet by pott.BlSaiSTBATION OF YELT (A J. H.) -Anplu-ulion should be made to tl«.S«^otary o ll.oNa o al Iig Breeder. Association Mr Alec Hobson.„, 92? Go«o, -street, l.ondon. W.C 1., who will doubt-loss forward uU the necessary in8tructions.-SANi)B.RS 8rENCBK. via FEEDING (W. V. M.>.—At the presenttime the cheapest foods on wluch to feed piK^ arepain kertud cake or meal, cocoanut cake or meal, r.d Wound nut cake or meal, w.th one-t urd sharps^AH should be thoroughly scakcd bclore 1>7»Sthe pi-s. (2) Bran is not a suitable food lor pigs, a laa-e portion of it is voule.l u.uhgested. (3) Theski.n niilk and buttermilk would be more profitablyuse on the younger pigs than on the yelts wludihave been mated. (4) The meals mentioned abovewith the grass, would be suitable lor the eightmonths old yelts—Sanders Spencku. GLOSTER OLD