xxx THE JOURNAL OF THE MINISTRY OF AGRICULTURE. — Advertisements. 



PIG S— continued. 



MIDDLE WHlTE-coiMnued. 

 STAPLEFORD HERD OF MIDDLE WHITE PIGS. A few choice gilts and boars always for sale at reasonable prices. 

 C. S. Harvey, Wyinoudhani, Oakham. 



WEELEY HERD OP MIDDLE WHITES, bred on the open-air system, exclusively from Champion strains. Two 1919 Royal 

 Show winners, and the sire and dam of a 1919 Cattle Show winner were bred in this herd. Apply to OSCAR GRAY, 

 lendring Farms, Limited, Wee)ey. S.O., Essex. 



WEELEY HERD OF MIDDLE WHITES, founded on the finest prize winning strains, bred and reared in the open and folded 

 on arable forage crops in exposed situation on East Coast. Quality unexcelled. Constitution unequalled. Young gilts and 

 boars always on sale at commercial prices. Apply to OSCAR GRAY, Tendring Farms, Limited, Weeley, S.O., Essex. 



SKIPWITH, Captain C, LOVERSAL Hall. DoncaSTER. — Loversal herd of Pedigree Middle Whites. Bred on open air system. 



Moderate Prices. 



LARGE BLACK. 



PICKWELL HERD, Pedigree Large Blacks. Young stock from best strains at reasonable prices.— Captain Claude W. Hemp, 



Stainbridge Farm, Bolney, Sussex. 



LUDLOW HERD OF LARGE BLACK and ASHFORD HERD OF MIDDLE WHITE PIGS.— Pedigree Boars and Gilts for 

 sale ; bred < n open-air system from unrelated stock ; eligible for Herdbooks.— Apply Manager, Woodlands Pig Farm, 

 Ludlow. Shropshire. 



NEWHOUSE HERD of Pedigree Large Black Pigs. Boars and Gilts from best strains— Robert Fortune, Newhouse, 

 Cranleigh, Surrey. 



DUNSTALL HERD of Pedigree Largo Blacks, bred from prize strains under natural conditions. Prolific, hardy, grand doers 

 and of choice type Young Boars and Gilts. Prices Moderate. — LIONEL E. HORNE. Moreton-in-Marsh, Glos. 



WILLIAMS, ELLIS R., Glaspryn, Chwilog, North Wales. — Helyg Large Blacks, bred for hardiness and thrift. Best 



acclimatised stock for Welsh and Border Counties breeders. Prices moderate. 



EDGE, S. F., Gallop.-? Hqmkstead, Ditchling, Sussex.— Pedigree Large Blacks, marvellous open air strain. 



LINCOLNSHIRE CURLY- COATED. 



OHARNW00D HERD. — A grand lot of young Boars ready for service, all descended from Royal winners. Inspection invited. — 



G. SlMl'SON. Charnwood, Lowdham. Notts. 



GLOUCESTER OLD SPOT. 



THE FAIRFIELD HERD OF GLOUCESTER OLD SPOT PIGS for Sale. 100 to choose from, including winners at Hereford 

 and Worcester Show. Gilts, Boars and Sows with litter- ; also, owing to change of blood, several Boars by Berkeley Foreman. — 

 J. B. DOWDING, Fairfield, Leominster. 



POULTRY. 



MAJOR. ARTHUR C— Breeder and Exhibitor thirty years. Champion Duck and Silver Grey "Dorkings, "England's best 

 fowl." Prizes at all Shows, and exported all over the world. Prices moderate. Eggs, Is. each.— ARTHUR C. MAJOR, Ditton, 

 Langley, Bucks. 



CONTINENTAL POULTRY EXPORTERS, STRATFORD, EssKX.— Pullets, 30 Breeds, from 10 6 each. List free. 



AUCTIONEERS, LIVE STOCK, ETC., AGENTS. 



WATERS & RAWLENCE, SALISBURY. 



MISCELLANEOUS ADVERTISEMENTS— (Cheap Prepaid). 



Fop Cleft Chestnut Unelimable Fencing", apply to The Stanley Underwood Company, Limited, Shottermill, 



Haslemere, Surrey. 



64 Page Book about Herbs and How tc Use Them. 2d.— Trimnell, The Herbalist, Richmond Road, Cardiff. 



Rippins Easy to Keep Account Books for Farmers. Herd Books for Cows and Pigs. Stud Books for 

 Mares. Gripall Cash Book dissects income and costs of the farm from all sources. Furro Crop Account Book. Service 

 Certificate Books for Stallions. Boars. Bulls. Milk Record Books and Pads. Poultry Account Books. Egg Laying Record 

 Cards. Specimen rulings free. RlPPIN A- Baker, The New arkes, Leicester. 



All applications for Advertisements in "The Journal of the Ministry of Agriculture" should be addressed to C. VERNON & 

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