ROYAL SHOW.

Press, Volume LX, Issue 18013, 4 March 1924, Page 9

ROYAL SHOW.

nttoa oi "ihb press." jjjßM'ldicit your help in a very affecting breeders of flMp ttty cattle. I understand made in the proShow prize schedule for JJMr* Bilk ? why I do not • ■tj11beliere it has been ■r° L that the show is ■gfwtoittract buyers from other ■P* Mm,buyers of young dairy to 6ee the mothers thev fancy; again, they the class of cows the "W*to>are breeding from. It from a distance to advantage against access to the show. caSfr ' n a very small past three seasons cows milk have been railed Scotland to the London ®»i have won the highest a^BktJ n,an the cow that won at Show ■KW H wi classes was railed from calved on the Show j^KSvJPW# taken cows in milk or Palmerston North,

Hawcra. Stratford, Invercargill, Dunedin, Oamaru, Hokitika, and Greymouth iShows and they have competed with success against cattle nearby and have had no mishaps. Why the powers that he have decided to leave Spot and strawberry to hrow.-e in .sweet contentment at home, unconscious of the cruel blow that lias been administered to their owners or breeders, is beyond nl . v comprehension. Surely it is common knowledge that our export of dairv produce amounts to about ClS.COO.OOf"!. he<dd"s several million pounds' worth of butter and cheese and milk consumed in (lie Dominion.

The dairv cow has been aptly de-.v-ribed ,is the most us<-ful of a!! domest'c animals—-in fact, the foster-mot hello the human race. Tdo hope breeders of purebred dairv cows will rise to the O'creion and demand that suitable classes be nrovided in The schedule for representatives of th« Dominion's greatest primary industry .---Yours,

JOHN PARLANE Cashmere, Mar. Ist.