. Farmer and stockbreeder . Hawkinss Ringleader of Stafenhoe-J. J. Cridland 77 W. R. Boards Quality of Frampton—J. j. Cridlan 150,No. Range of .-old. Highest, Lowest. Average. 0 ,, G3. Gs. £ s. d. *iuUs •• 75 150 18 41 5 11 Cows and heifers .. 4 38 19 25 14 6 Average of sale .... 73 41 3 0 .Th„e.„average for 1918 Sa,e was 104 at £39 9s.; for 1917. 103£26 17s. lid.; and for 1914, 86 at £28 5s. 7d. ARMY HORSE MANURE An arrangement was made last vear between thetood 1 reduction Department and the Army for thesupply of Army manure to farmers and allotmentholders in various part
. Farmer and stockbreeder . Hawkinss Ringleader of Stafenhoe-J. J. Cridland 77 W. R. Boards Quality of Frampton—J. j. Cridlan 150,No. Range of .-old. Highest, Lowest. Average. 0 ,, G3. Gs. £ s. d. *iuUs •• 75 150 18 41 5 11 Cows and heifers .. 4 38 19 25 14 6 Average of sale .... 73 41 3 0 .Th„e.„average for 1918 Sa,e was 104 at £39 9s.; for 1917. 103£26 17s. lid.; and for 1914, 86 at £28 5s. 7d. ARMY HORSE MANURE An arrangement was made last vear between thetood 1 reduction Department and the Army for thesupply of Army manure to farmers and allotmentholders in various parts of the countrv. A big dumpnear Aldershot has been distributed partly by bargesworking on the Basingstoke Canal. Under thisscheme about 15,000 tons of manure were supplied tothe farmers and allotment holders of Surrey andHants at 4s. 6d. per ton. It is stated that had thisarrangement not been made a number of agricul-turists, chiefly smallholders, would have been unableto have sufficient manure for their land. Photo by] Yearling Ryelaad Ram, LUGWARDINE BOY. IBustin. Sold for 3105. by Mr. GOUGH to Mr. MANW ARING, EDEN BRIDGE.—1st and reservechampion at Ryeland Societys sale at Hereford.—Mr. Gough has a lady shepherd. Dispersal of Cumberland border leicesfers There was a large gathering at Hawkrigg, nearWigton, on Thursday week, when Messrs. W. Hopeand Sons sold the well-known Cumberland flock ofregistered Border-Leicesters (No. 285) the pro-perty of the executors of the late Mr. ArchibaldRitson, who was also a prominent pedigree Short-horn breeder. This flock was founded by the lateMr. Ritson at Micklethwaite over twelve years agowith selections from the flocks of Mr. Geo. Graham,Manshall Hall, Brayton; Mr. A. Mansell, Crossrigg,Penrith; and Mr. Jos. Wood, The Bank, Wigton. The stud ram, Oakbank Majestic 1660, a two-shearbred by Messrs. J. and W. Faulder, Oakbank, andpurchased at Kelso in 1917 for £60, was bought byMr. J. Barnes, Baurgh Syke, Wigton, for
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