LAST NIGHT'S NEWS. [BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.] (OWN CORRESPONDENT.) THE OUTBREAK OF Pleuro-Pneumonia. Maclean and Co.'s Herd. Mr Fantham's Bull Slaughtered. Cambridge, Last Night.

Waikato Times, Volume XIV, Issue 1219, 22 April 1880, Page 3

LAST NIGHT'S NEWS. [BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.] (OWN CORRESPONDENT.) THE OUTBREAK OF Pleuro-Pneumonia. Maclean and Co.'s Herd. Mr Fanthams Bull Slaughtered. Cambridge, Last Night.

Me T. Michie^ M.R.G.V.S.L., anriVed at Cambridge lksfc night, and tlhfa niorning, in company wjfth MrNaden, M,Ifc.C.y,S.L., paid a visit tp Maclean, and , Co, 'q Pah Farm, ; -where they inspected the Devon ' 'cattle; The aniknals 'presented ,no change in their appearances .' suic^ |a^€, visited by f Mr Nadeni ,Whose ' 'opinion that rib' symptoms 'of' pteurq, are v obseryable is concurred in by Mr Michie. ' "thtf dattie dre $tiU ' tegt isolatefl.' In, the afternoon' "HkHato" Nadfen; <J MicbfeV and Allom visited, Mr jFanth^m's to inspect the shorthorn ' Dull Lord Darlington. They agreed/that. he W^S suffering from consumption* . jßy nerinission of stLv i T«nttiam the animal was aektrofeA, and a post mortemi exa.Kgpatipn made, which showed that their opinion was coneofc, the animal having suffered from Uibcrcu louts in an advanced stage. Afterwards the rest of the cattle were inspeoted, Mr Fantham intimating that if they desired to slaughter any animal they had his full permission. They were all found to be healthy. w