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Auckland Star, Volume LXIX, Issue 142, 18 June 1938, Page 11

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I - si I DEHORNING SUPPORTED. i lj r (By Telef^raph.— Own f , «rre*fu»n«]' , nf.) I *1 (I!SIJOKNK. this day. 1 rj Strong oowlemnn t ion <»t the act ion ' 1 f ~l farniers wlio all«»wr<l their o.itt o o 1 suffer fn>ni iujjrnw in;. r h»>i at a meeting of the executive o, ' I'overt v liny branch of the J'ainic,I nion \ e-i " i day. Til e 'sm, iel v for the Prevention ot ,tv to Animals drew attention to that at a recent cattle fair at Mat a when > -ale \ards the rocicl \ - inspector had had to have 11 " I- ,1,-norned OH ill" 1" ingrou mg horn-, and 1 ~.\cral complaint- had been iccei\>'l. i || H . ..M-iat ion of I lie union in Mop |j,i, cruelty was sorglit. Siinil.it - ir re - p<'.e I c nee \v;i- received fiorn <' 1 Povertv Ha v Stockbroker!-' A--oeia l ion. I The remarkable increase in the number , " ~f eattle dehorned was mentioned bv -evcral -;«e;ikcrs. it being pointed out , that it ,vva» practieally imp-x-.-ilde to, ' iire honie.l cat t for rode. pin po-< It na- decided to urge upon fai lie - r the nce,--ity ul obviating tJiifc suffering Ito am mala.