A CREMATORY FOR DOGS.
Oreraaion, it neeaia, bau been of neeßsauy re- rted to of ltto by the managers of tha> v ry humane institution, the Home for Lo*t aud Starving D g», at Batter«ea. xbe policy pursued by Charles Warren In his miat laudable deeire to stamp out hydrophobia has caused a great influx of doga into the borne, and to a considerable proportion of this orowd of applicants for shelter and promotion, it has unhappily been necessary to administer sooner or later a final quietus. Moat inconveniently for the Lißtituti-m, at this very time, the contractor at Eofield, to whom the dead bodies of doga have been previously consigned, has refused to take any more, the inhabitants of that parish having objected to the use of more than a certain amount of manure produced from deceased dogs. In theee ciroumßta" oe*, a crematory has been established at Batteraea, and Is m good woaking order. This nvilancho'y addition to the equipments of the e> tabliahmeDt is, however costly, and the committee appeal to the friends of dogß to assist, them m defraying the epeoial outlay to which they have b-en put.
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Ashburton Guardian, Volume V, Issue 1454, 12 January 1887, Page 2
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192A CREMATORY FOR DOGS. Ashburton Guardian, Volume V, Issue 1454, 12 January 1887, Page 2
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