. Farmer and stockbreeder . ws Rudler paid £50 for Beauty; Mr Melville Willslook Molly ami her calf, both entered in the DairyShorthorn lb rd Book, for 44g«. and 16gs. Molly apparentlv was a cheap purchase,having averaged fully gallons for the la-t fourlactations. Mr. Wills was also a buver of Dnskv,£46 ( and Roer 16, 1915). Youngcalves made from £20 downwards, and a pair ofheifers were sold for £68 to go to Serbia. AGRICULTURAL DINNER A dinner will be given at the ConMHghJ RoomsI on May 9 io the members of tit Board of Agricul-I ture aud Food Production Dep
. Farmer and stockbreeder . ws Rudler paid £50 for Beauty; Mr Melville Willslook Molly ami her calf, both entered in the DairyShorthorn lb rd Book, for 44g«. and 16gs. Molly apparentlv was a cheap purchase,having averaged fully gallons for the la-t fourlactations. Mr. Wills was also a buver of Dnskv,£46 ( and Roer 16, 1915). Youngcalves made from £20 downwards, and a pair ofheifers were sold for £68 to go to Serbia. AGRICULTURAL DINNER A dinner will be given at the ConMHghJ RoomsI on May 9 io the members of tit Board of Agricul-I ture aud Food Production Departments who have? returned from active service in the war. They willbe the guests of their colleagues of the Depart-ments. Lord Ernie will be in the cha: April 28, 1919. AND CHAMBER OF AGRICULTURE JOURNAL 739. CORRESPONDENCE OLD GLAMORGAN PIG Sir,—In your issue of April 14 I notice thatreference has been made in the Live Stick Im-provement report for South Wales to an attemptto form a Welsh pis society, which will includethe Old Glamorgan Pig Society. I would like topoint out that sue}? a statement is my society was approached with the objectof forming a Welsh pig society (it being claimedthat specimens of the Old Glamorgan breed wereto be found in all parts of Wales), it was agreed,that the name of the society should be alteredand called the Welsh Pig Society, if six pigswere found in West Wales true to type and peg-eessiug all the characteristics of the Old Gla-morgan pig. As yet they have not been broughtforward, and the members of my society havedecided not to entertain the formation of asociety at the risk of losing any characteristic ofthe Old Glamorgan pig, which has been line bredby our ancestors in Glamorgan from time imme-morial.—I am, etc., Hi. David, Hon. Sec.
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