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store is so situated that it serves the bull-boxes and cow-byre as well as 

 the stable. 



In the plans of stables reproduced in this book, a harness-room is 

 shown. It should be fitted with pegs and brackets on which harness 



may be hung, and also with a shelf for the reception of miscellaneous 

 articles. A lock-up cupboard, in which simple pharmaceutical remedies 

 may be stored, is also a useful adjunct. 



A bin or chest for storing corn, oats, mealie-meal, etc., is almost 

 indispensable. It should be mouse-proof, and, with that end in view, is 



