Refine Search

A Four Thousand Guineas Bull

... THE British Friesian Cattle Society, one of the most progressive of the great breed societies in the country, continues to encourage its members to produce stock of the highest grade. The rewards of the good breeder are very considerable, although it is not everyone who can take a 14-months-old bull to market and sell him for 4,000 guineas. This was the price realised at Reading on November 7 ...

Five Hundred Hampshire Downs

... Mr. H. A. Benyon of Englefield, Reading, has just won the Hampshire Downs Open Flock Competition with these 500 ewes. I I AMPSHIRE Downs, which have won such a good name for themselves all over the world, are a very docile breed. Ncne the less thece pictures are a triumph of photographic and shepherding skill. Mr. Eric Guy of Reading was the photographer. Mr. Benyon's 153 ewe lambs. t. The 179 ...

Warwick Successes at Hereford

... THERE was close com petition among the entries, totalling over 150, at the Hereford Herd Book Society's Show and Sale of bulls at Hereford, the Championship eventu ally going to the winner of this summer's Warwick shire County Champion ship. The Reserve Champion also came from Warwickshire. Four animals sold for 500 guineas and over, 124 averaging ^118 9s. At the sale of females on the ...

From Private to Commercial

... By Our Horlicullural Correspondent MORE and more large private gardens are being commercialised. The chances of a return to the good old days when the cost of gardening was one of the least important considerations are about as remote as a return to income tax at 2s. in the £, and property owners in increasing numbers, are compelled to seek a way out of the difficulty. In an endeavour to ...

The First of the Two Bills

... From Our Parliamentary Correspondent MR. TOM WILLIAMS was quick off the mark with the first of the two agricultural Bills which were pro mised in the King's Speech opening the new session of Parliament. On the second day of the session he presented the Agricultural Wages (Regulation) Bill which transfers permanently to the Agricultural Wages Boards for England, Wales and Scotland the wage ...

The Greyhound Ousts the Pig: A Great Gold Rush is Sweeping All Ireland

... The Greyhound Ousts the Pig A Great Gold Rush is Sweeping All Ireland -pHOUGH our readers are not particularly interested in the sport of greyhounds chasing electrically-operated hares, the effect that this post-war craze for gambling on dogs and football pools is having is of interest. Sums which make the wildest betting on the race-course and at a coursing meeting look like chicken feed, ...

National Recreation Centre: Training at Historic Bisham Abbey

... National Recreation Centre Training at Historic Bisham Abbey THE recent launching of the National Sports Development Fund by the Central Council of Physical Recreation brings into prominence an ancient house of the Knights Templar, Bisham Abbey, in Berkshire. Through the generosity of its owner, Miss P. Vansittart Neale, Bisham Abbey has been lent to the Central Council of Physical Recreation ...

Coursing at Druid's Lodge

... By a Special Correspondent THE Druid's Lodge Meeting held on Mr. Rank's property on October 31 and November 1 provided some of the best coursing for years past. On the first day no fewer than fifty-one courses were run off between 10.20 a.m. and 2 o'clock. Leslie Reynolds, the slipper, performed with great skill the difficult task of getting some inexperienced puppies away well. Owing to the ...

Aids for the Police

... by A. CROXTON SM1T11 IT is good news to know that dogs are being added to the strength of the Metropolitan Police, six Labradors now being attached to a division in West London. A police sergeant and five constables, who have undergone special instruction, will work them. The dogs have had a training extending over two months at the Metropolitan Police College, Imber Court, Thames Ditton, the ...

Advertisements

... WwTe we/ije/Ae,dwf4, LPROPERT'S. [T,-1- P.JE G@£53 CV&& AND THIS WAS THE SHOE CREAM xmd d till/ A 11 OP-N5 KILLS RATS& MICE The original Rat Poison (Phosphorus), also Rodine (Red Squill) the popular 'official' poison for rats. 1/3, 2/6 5/- from all chemists. Sole Makers T.HARLEY LTD., PERTH, SCOTLAND I'm planning to enjoy my T arget I'm doing my best to help towards Britain's Savings Target. ...

Advertisements

... mmm j'SEfl RELAX in COMFORT at the BURLINGTON Ideal for Winter Holidays or residence the largest licensed Luxury Hotel in Bournemouth offers you every conceivable comfort. One minute's walk from the sea, with glorious views over the bay from most bedrooms. Seven acres of gardens and tennis courts. [Running water, electric fires, radio, P.O. phones in every bedroom all inclusive. Finest ...

Queen Mary Attends A Première: The School for Secrets at the Leicester Square Theatre in aid of the National ..

... Queen Mary Attends A Premiere The School for Secrets at the Leicester Square Theatre in aid of the National Association of Girls Clubs and Mixed Clubs Mrs. Charles Sweeny arriving at the premiere Mrs. Gossage and Vice-Admiral Sir Charles and Lady Morgan The Earl and Countess of Cromer seated in the theatre H.M. Queen Mary with Lady W add Hove, who was a Joint-Chairman of the film committee ...

Published: Wednesday 20 November 1946
Newspaper: The Tatler
County: London, England
Type: Illustrated | Words: 113 | Page: Page 7 | Tags: Graphic  Photographs