SHEEP AND SHEARING

Press, Volume XC, Issue 27407, 21 July 1954, Page 3

SHEEP AND SHEARING

» am even more amused by P. ■< 3 per’s letter. Might I suggest ... is better to read any written carefully before undertaking Siinent on it? The point in questhe unpleasant practice of ewes before the last and rtlir the bleakest spell of winter. C v is not a bad thing to culti~nor is humanity.—Yours, etc., THE MILLS OF GOD GRIND SLOWLY, BUT—. Hr 20, 1954.

&-4 heartily agree with your corJudent, “The Mills of God Grind «ly But—.” We should legislate Jnst shearing at that time. It is a jal practice that should be stopped, gjis cruel method is so good, why sere such continual wailing about , mortality of ewes and lambs 9 ad and Digest” makes many excuses, »facts are hard to dispel. As to ■js not finding out where to drink. f have they found out through the Some of these clever persons r to teach the Almighty His business, i works is perfect and does not need interference. Man thinks only /much he can make out of his yt, and forgets that all animals, a* and small, have a brain and nerjs system and suffer from shock j pain as we do. Those who do this jel thing should send their warm gaes to the Red Cross.—Yours, etc., TRY IT. idy 20, 1954.