SHOW DATES.

Dominion, Volume 6, Issue 1583, 29 October 1912, Page 8

SHOW DATES.

FIXTURES TO END OF YEAR. October 30, 31i and November I—Mana> watu and West Coast A; and P. Association, at Falmerston. November 6, .7, and B—Canterbury Metropolitan Show, at Christchurch. November 12 and 13—Marlborough A. and P. Association, at Blenheim. November 12 and 18—Waikato A. and P. Association, at Hamilton. November 13 and 14 —Wanganui A. and I P. Association, at Wanganui. November 19 and 20—Nelson A. and P. Association, at Richmond. November 20 and 21—Egmont A. and P. Association, at Hawera. November 27 and 28—Stratford A. and P. Association, at Stratford. Novomber 28, 29, and 30—Auckland A. and P. Association, nt Auckland. During the conrse of a address. Mr. A. R. Y<"} n .Si ot the Government Veterinary Division, is reported to have advocated tho adoption of stringent regulations in regard to strangles. It should, ho urged, bo made unlawful for a mau to knowingly take a horse suffering from strangles into a public place, or to allow it to drink from a public watering trough. Once strangles was introduced on to a farm, the owner never knew when ho was going to get rid of tho discos-:. There are two sides to every question. Some people declare that farming is slavery, while others havo quite a contrary opinion. Both aro wrong, and both are right. At its worst, dairy farming- is ft modified form of slavery, but at its best it is as profitable and pleasant a business ns ony man could desire. Dairy farming is at its best, with an up-to-dnte equipment which includes a reliable Milking Machine wth an "Anderson" Oil Engine to provide tho necessary power. Thorc'e no "slavery" where an "Anderson" Engine is installed; it docs the work of a number of men without a hitch. These engines aro eminently suited to dairy farm work and you should make » point, of ordering one will; your milking plant. Andersons, Ltd., Cliristchurch.—Advt. For Children's Hacking Cnusth at Night, ' .Woods' Great Penoermint Cure. Iβ. 6d,«