PIANO SALE The Standard DOHERTY Recreating Expression Player REDUCED FROM £145 to £135 During November Only 12 Rolls Free Duet Stool Free Free Delivery Anywhere in Canterbury Your Silent Piano Taken in Part Payment and very Easy Terms arranged if desired. IsiTebleirs imhhumumJ' 243 High Street Christchurch*
Examples 'were not wanting at the :»Letropol ita n Show at Addington last w>jek that Canterbury is fast on the heels of English stock breeders in the matter of the transport of stock to and from agricultural shows. It was noted that in many instances the stock for exhibition at Addington arrived in motor-lorries and was taken awav bv the same vehicles. In one instance stock from as far south as Waimate was so conveyed. It cannot be said justly that the adoption of motor transport is due to heavy charges oil the railway, as stock for exhibition at shows is carried back freight free. The thief reason for the adoption of motor traffic is the tact that the stock can be cnnveve-J straight from the farm to the show, rhui avoiding the delay of being driven to the farm from the nearest railway station. That this means of transport is growing in favour is evidenced by the fact that the show authorities probably will be called upon to consider the question of providing a special entrance for lorries conveying stock.
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Press, Volume LXVI, Issue 20087, 17 November 1930, Page 12
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