SUPPLEMENT. 



691 



able, 1,100 kroner. It is, however, upon a similar principle to the successful Danisii, 

 and consequently needs but a passing reference. 



The last machine exhibited was called the "Solid," the invention of Hervin S. Berg- 

 lund, a Swedish engineer. This is priced at 450 kroner. 



I give sketches of the Danish, the Laval, the Lefeldt, the Petersen (Hamburg), the 

 Nakskov, and the Aarhus; the last two being rough sketches made in Denmark by the 

 writer. 



A.WILTSHIRE DAIRY. 



STATEMENT PREPARED FOB CONSUL SHAW, OF MANCHESTER, BY MR. JAMES LONG, OF 



HETCHIN, ENGLAND. 



The following table gives a record for seven years of the receipts in a "Wiltshire dairy 

 of English crossbreds: 



DAIRY ASSOCIATION LAWS OF WtJRTEMBERG. 



rinolosure in Consul Catlin's cattle report.] 

 Statutes of the Dairy Association at Seldenfmgen {Registered company). 



1. The undersigned associate themselves together for an indefinite period under the 

 title of the Registered Dairy Association of Heldenfingen. 



The seat is at Heldenfingen, and its object is a most advantageous disposal of milk by 

 a joint management of the business. 



2. Only persons who are of age, self-supporting, and of good character, and who own 

 mUch cows in their own right, can become members of the association. 



3. Membership is acquired by signing the statutes or a written declaration of acces- 

 sion, after having received formal admission from the general assembly. 



4. The membership is annulled {a) by voluntary resignation, (i) by death (c) by ex- 

 pulsion. 



A resignation can only take place at the end of a business year; the declaration of 

 withdrawal must, however, be sent in to the president of the association at least three 

 months in advance, otherwise a discharge from membership can only ensue at the end of 

 the following year. 



In case of death membership ceases on the day of death; it may, however, be trans- 

 ferred to the widow or heirs of the deceased member, who can carry on the business, 

 without any entrance fee, if such privilege is applied for within one week after. 



Withdrawal is made by approval of the general assembly, in which case the mem- 

 bership ceases on the day of the approval. Expulsion must be acted on as soon as a 

 member has lost the capacity to serve or his standing as a citizen; it may, however, 

 also ensue through a non-compliance vnth the duties provided for by the statutes. 



