In a late issue of the London Graphic, a very flagrant case is reported of how railway companies are sucking the blood of home breeders of stock. It seems that a farmer in Staffordshire recently sold two pedigree rarm, one to a Lancashire farmer and the other to a Canadian brooder. A good price was obtained in both cases, which included delivery. The carriage to Canada was £2, and left a profit ; the carriage to Lancashire was doublo that, and ate up all the gain on the transaction I For many years past " Reliable " teas have stood first of all, because they are invariably of uniform good quality. Best of all. 18
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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXXII, Issue 9720, 16 January 1895, Page 6
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