DEHORNING
A BILL PROPOSED. (Per Press Association — Copyright:) . WELLINGTON, October 4. .Provided- pedigree cattle were exempted from the provisions of the bill fori the compulsory dehorning ofj cattle, it would' not prove unpopular, ■ .according to Hon. Macmillan, replying 'to .a deputation from 'Wellington live stock butchers Association,, which urged!' compulsory dehorning. He gave - the deputation a sympathetic hearing and indicated he would take, steps this session of Parliament, to introduce hillL ‘- V The deputation stressed the benefit of dehorning, not only from a humanitarian point of view', hut the vjewtpoint of economic loss in damage to, hides and meat. ,
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Hokitika Guardian, 4 October 1932, Page 6
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99DEHORNING Hokitika Guardian, 4 October 1932, Page 6
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