... Officer, by Kspeit of which U the sire also of the leading two-year old from Hatton. Mr Clark, Tilly far, being third with Golden Victor. There a good class of six cows and here there was well illustrated the great wealth and quality of the Hatton herd ...

... Bat all fmp-;r*td fruits’ oraaflso. Talsfaa. aata. . ai* affoctad the aatroraal la to which the people hare grown aocaotomod. Boot and poaluy. aoaaa Caaada. at eaitila are cboaper than la mqfimL Bat every betf steak Is eat tight throagb boae and cartilage ...

... frae Draeblaw. 1 weel may lib* the dainty Knock. That weel-kent hill tae Banffdure folk : The ower’t at o'clock A« frae hill o* Drarblaw. And when shed hr. partin’ beta, And bathed the Knock m golden gleam, And kye* were an’ 1 teem. I took them haroe Draohlaw ...

... one part of Scotland or from one part anywhere else; they came from all parte of the kingdom-he saw they cams from Orkney to Kent, and from Tipperary to Suffolk, which showed, thought, that tbs breed was being everywhere, and was spreading is ai..cU«u-(Cheers) ...

... Min like what you have the North. Most of onr local shows past, hat vsry little internet to taken la cattle shows la Kent. At the Maidstone show the other day. although rtossss were provided for Shorthorns, practically an interest wan taken in the cattle ...

... the Scottish accent is as familiar from Manitoba to as from Caithness Kent. The great American Republic has wooed our people In legions and profited by their grit and brain. The golden fields of far Australia and New Zealand each have claimed their share ...