SOUTHDOWN BREEDERS
OFFICERS ELECTED. OPTIMISTIC OUTLOOK. (Per PreaS Association.-—Copyright.) CHRISTCHURCH, This Bay. The following officers were el? 1 led at the annual meeting of the New Zealand Southdown Society:—President, Mr H< Burrell (Feilding) j vice-presidents, Messrs W. J. Gimblett (Hastings' and J. Brooks (Brobkside). The retiring president, Mr H. J. Andrew, of Methven, in his address, said the remarkable advance in the places for sheep recently was an. indication that sheep owners could look forward to better times and could carry on confidently.
Lawn clippings make; excellent green feed for poultry, but care must ihe taken to see that thhy are , short and succulent. Long, dry pieces of., grass Will cause crop-binding; ; :
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Northern Advocate, 22 July 1933, Page 15
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112SOUTHDOWN BREEDERS Northern Advocate, 22 July 1933, Page 15
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