AGRICULTURAL NOTES.

Press, Volume XLVIII, Issue 7772, 28 January 1891, Page 2

AGRICULTURAL NOTES.

A West Cornwall CMftipoodw£&_ Agricultural Gazette writesj-*'*_f|JJ quite a scare among the 'bateWIMS fawners, owing to the inttci&m£ foreign frozen meat. The J«r*J - ; intend opening shops all along twng of the West Cornwall line, to basSPFT} , i from week to week from the mate «& ,- in Plymouth. It is. said.th««-IW"S * Camborne market last SatuCJdtf Jjf. '; pretty nigh furious about gettiag «*»f ' 5 Joint of beef or lamb of this Amerfef|g '/ New Zealand meat as it might •>} price was from 2_d. to 7d. ptt&_M_tt ~ about 1 ton was sold. HoVWJJHg .V competition in. dead meat will **£s% . - I am unable to see at present,?_*» y thing is plain, the coarse cuts of w»_rjj beef will have to be sold, very , left unsold. Pork and butter w*«gg rso cheap in my remembrance, | v not since the introduction of tw » uw f into our midst." ,__- # \ «• Throughout England there be a growing feeling that tbe WJsSffi * having only one iudgo in tho g|Ts - sections at agricultural show* &%Z4 , given a fair trial. Mr A. W. BljJoftgJ , a paper last week before th® *f*' gj Agricultural Society, In the ,s*£» .& which he strongly advocated , S ™SP :% judge system. When two V*W*s£ta v - ' Sahf, judging, it was almost ImigMjSU. , £ them to give aa absolute deflnW.yjp There must be a certain a„o}W»f*E # and take, and ho thought vmJSsA ?c very often led to the beßt y getting thejpriae. People *<_"»£__*»# ■; reaoyto Judge if they knew the/ &f/y| f into the ring by themselves J "l* f. f . result would be that they wwwfftt /f , better class of men in the ring* jgj tf &■» public would have more fc_ ieeiog the prize go to' what < f*|S fe* •conaldered absolutely the M They would then be able to see »J*f iff IS show what another senerate **S| ri §§ divided opinion was, and tb£ JJggrf X last get to see the class of aal»fj%j|i if In the opinion of those capable of aeW W Jadfl&JU /<■ f B