Having secured the right type of animal in the form of a bull calf the rest will remain with the breeder or owner in bringing it up to the age of ten months old when it has to pass the Inspector for licence. As the bulls are all to be inspected when they reach this age there wil

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The report continues;— We again desire to place on record our appreciation of the many gifts and concerts given during the year, which have been so much enjoyed by both patients and staff. Other facilities for recreation have been provided the same lines as in previous years and

AUDIT or ACCOUNTS 1934. TWDTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the District Auditor has appointed the Audit of Accounts for the year ending 31st March. 1934; of the Council and the Committees and Officers of the Council, of the Borough of Warwick, in respect of their financial transaction

Collection of nine ~l F. Bastock, 2 E. A. Scruby, 3 W. Winnet. Collection of Vegetables (six varieties).—! H, Clack. Collection of Vegetables (six varieties).—l E. A. Scruby, 2 E. Scruby, jun., 3 T. Bloxsorae. Collection of Potatoes.—l F. Bastock, 2 W. Winnet, 3 E. A. Scruby. Si

PROFITS T, J. SHAW, M.C., N.D.A. Reference was made in an earlier article to i|. three factors which entirely control profit »rul loss the bacon pig. They were' 1. Type and breed of pig. t*. Housing. 3. Feeding. It is not, at first sight, easy to see that housi plays any part wh

Wheat: Good. Winter Oats: Good; spring Oats a fair crop but somewhat shorter. Beans and Barley: None grown. Roots: —Mangolds: Very good. Sugar Beet: None grown. Potatoes: promising crop. Swedes, Kale and Turnips: Almost a failurein some cases after three plantings. Hay: Fair cro

Hay: Good crop where looked after well. Poor on land that’s poorly farmed. Wheat: Good straw, fair length. Oats: Short straw but corned fairly well for the season. No Barley planted. Mangolds: Fair crop in places. Swedes and Turnips failure. One field of wheat was completely eat

Where the land is in good condition the corn crops are above an average with the exception of Beaus, which are a failure. Potatoes, Beet and Mangolds look well. Swedes: Late. Doubtful if they come to much. Grass has been the worst feature; badly burnt up.