PRIZES FOR " FREEZERS."

Dominion, Volume 5, Issue 1376, 29 February 1912, Page 8

PRIZES FOR " FREEZERS."

KEPOBT BY LONDON JUDGE. Palmerston North, February 28. The secretary of the Manawatu A. anil P. Association has just received from the London judges the results of. the freezing class which was exhibited at the November show. Tho class was for five fat lambs to bo bred from one flock, and most suitable for freezing anil tho London market. Tho first prize was secured by Mr. G. E. Elliott, of Longlauds, Hastings; The following report of the exhibit lias also been forwarded:—"Splendid quality; short legs well finished, nice size, and full of meat." Mr. Elliott also secured second prize, (he judges renprting on tho flue quality of the short legs which were well covered and very meaty. The third prize has fallen to Mr. Basil Thomson, of Awahuri. The report in this case is: Very fine quality short legs, and well finished. The other exhibits were also of a fine qualify, . Chick-rearing la not on:y proniable, but a pleasure, when you feed "A and I'." Chick Raiser. It is a complete and properly-blended food for Young Chicks. Obtainable from all storekeepers.-Advt. Fortune awaits the Dairy Farmer who throws old-fashioned methods aside and adopts modern money-saving contrivances. Any sensible farmer knows that cooled milk is .far and away superior to mil); that is allowed to cool itself. The former secures bigger money than tho latter. Cool your milk in one of our copper coolers, which are 24 inches wide and have 4ft. cooling surface. Price, 35s.—niul cheap at that. Albert J. Parton, Carterton.—Advt.