Farmer and stockbreeder . by Mr. A. Piatt; Elton byMessrs. H. Dowding and Sons. The Committee considered a suggestion made tothe Society that the leading auctioneers should seethat every animal entered for their sales has beenentered or sent for entry in Coatess Herd Book, andthe secretary was instructed to draw the attentionof auctioneers to the Societys rule requiring everyanimal to be entered by the breeder. The Committee recommended that for the ensuingyear the Committee consist of the followingmembers : The Rev. C. H. Brocklebank (chairmanV,Mr. Hugh Baker, Mr. T. A. Baker, Mr. W.
Farmer and stockbreeder . by Mr. A. Piatt; Elton byMessrs. H. Dowding and Sons. The Committee considered a suggestion made tothe Society that the leading auctioneers should seethat every animal entered for their sales has beenentered or sent for entry in Coatess Herd Book, andthe secretary was instructed to draw the attentionof auctioneers to the Societys rule requiring everyanimal to be entered by the breeder. The Committee recommended that for the ensuingyear the Committee consist of the followingmembers : The Rev. C. H. Brocklebank (chairmanV,Mr. Hugh Baker, Mr. T. A. Baker, Mr. W. , Mr. T. J. Crawford, Mr. W. Graham, SirGilbert Greenall, Lord Merthyr, the Hon. C. , Mr. J. L. Shirley, Stany-forth and Mr. C. E. Wodehbuse. GENEKAL PDIPOSES COMMITTEE The General Purposes Committee for the ensuingyear was elected as follows : The Earl of Northbrook(chairman). Major C. Behrens, the Rev. G. , Major G. J. Buxton, Mr. W. , Mr. T. J. Crawford, Mr. W. Graham, Sir. Photo 6j/] [Sport and General. Querasey Cow, SA BIN AS (jOOSE \st and gold medal in butter test at Tun-bridge Wells—Property of Dr. U. Watney,Buckhold, Pangbourne, Berks. Gilbart Greenall, Lord Merthyr, the Hon. C. , Mr. J. L. Shirley, Lieut-Colonel Stany-forth and Mr. C. B. Wodehouse. Dr. Vaugban Harley proposed and Major CliveBehrens seconded that the Society be asked toerect a stand at the Shorthorn ring at the Societysghow at the expense of the Shorthorn Society, forwhich a charge might be made, such stand to beafterwards used for the sale. Mr. J. M. Strickland suggested that part of thehorse ring in front of the grand stand should beused for the purpose. The Marquis of Crewe suggested that the twomotions might be combined and forwarded to for consideration. Mr. J. Harris pointed out that Mr. Stricklandssuggestion would involve too long a journey for thecattle. Mr. R. H. Green asked if the judging ring mightbe rolled, as it was
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