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Manawatu Standard, Volume XI, Issue 1659, 16 March 1886, Page 2

r JT%.Sqvithland 'Tim? remarks thttthft. way utwaich -'Sir Julius '"VogelJangpi. leagues succumb to h&pxedominating^influence is something-marvellous. Not a soul* of'themiseeipa f to hay.c. a- mind or will of; hip own.. 'tiie'liumbl* servantß,of ,th%.pbl6mal . Treasurer]' and appear tb'do ' his bidding" 'an^ i atfoptihii opinions as natiirally"ag.they draw their breath. Mr' Balance 1 md Mrlfarnach/ have publicly-'prdelaitned their WSRY-Wt sion to Vogeliapfti shaving, eaeh^&usda p^ce happiness of YpiicH tKeyipfw nothihff^efortj m- the Jprfecidqa d^octrp»» of Protection, tinctured with adafhofFreetra'ae: - Mr Sitifitjififnot yeloptnly annpunced . his -Mt he . no, lori^erpreaches that doctrine" upon which he once built hi? hppea, \ht gospel according "to Cobde^* vi &whti ancl-thejspaall world^fKew Zealand ex' pects every aav to fcfear ''ihtlf W'fed hu foun.d pe^ce, tbMwest of America^; where farm»»ff is carried^on^Dpon a ejgf niic scale, the fatteuiog^ot the huge^er^s which roam ov.pr the plaing haaVlnthißrto presented s|ic^diffi^ultieVfiifj|to] make it almost irapoßsibJe. -Aocojdihg'to an aocount recently: publJßhed, :^thi syntem which is now hejhif-adoptedh'al, to oreot enormous .stablesj cipableiofe holding 2000 or 3000 head ot cattle at a tim*. Elevators areprovided tovfacilitate th« handling of the.grain, -whichii around puteq py xneans of pipes, and patnpi -ta troughs 7»«m»«s#\jf 'ff^t 1 Sf 3 ftt H*** 1 ! 6 ', ,- •Av .pe.h»v, aged » cat m ad--lines of. railway laid m the fefding at leyg. -ABout^fia^re- e^l^ed for some 3000 head tffc-oattle, and as each, ,?e| of v bullpckß occupies the stable |up aboUffbuf months, the^'e f^^^^U attend to the, fa^eßing of 9000 het^ pf catt]e per aiiniimV ~ ! " l 7