SHOW DATES.

Dominion, Volume 6, Issue 1686, 28 February 1913, Page 8

SHOW DATES.

, . TED REMAINING FIXTURES. Jlarcli i and s—Hawke's Bay A. and P. Association, nt Hastings. * . Maroh 8 and 7—Waikuto Central A. 1 and ■ P. Association, at Cambridge, LINTON V. EUMBRA WOOL CLIPS. • The Sheep on Linton Station were, last season, dipped in Cooper's. Powder ■ Dip, whilst those on Eumbra wero dipped in another well known powder. .. After the dipping the sheep wero intermixed; some of the Lihton slieop wore' put on to Eumbra, mid, vice-versa—(ill sheep being of similar character and receiving similar, treatment... Tho wool of both flocks was offered for sale in Sydney on November 21st,' 1912. when the Coopor-dippcd clip reached 15Jd. per lb., whilst the highest price reached by wool dipped in the other preparation was H{d.—Advt. ■ , . ■ —+- —-— 1 Mr. H. Peet, well known in shipping circles,' passed through Wellington Wednesday with ten purebred heifers purchased from Lakeside Stud Farm (Ml-.' A. J. Gallichan). The heifers aro by Ben IT, de Kol of Cliffside, I.ord do Kol, and Txird of Cliffside 11. Eight of-them are in calf to tho well-known imported bull Canary Paul Fobps Onk, whose seven nearest dams averajro 27.291b. butter per' week, and over 801b. of milk per day. Two or threo aro high-class show animals. They are for on Oainarit client. Tho dairy-farmer who 'takes his milk to the factory in a propprly-cooled condition, krio.vs on wliich side 1,-is bread is buttered. His less careful fellow farmer lets the -millc cool as test it can, and thereby risks its refusal at tho factory. Cool vonr milk with l'arton's Jlilk Coolers if you want profits to grow. Writo for particulars, to Albert J. Parton, Carterton.—Advt.