September 14th, 1932. THE TEESDALE MERCURY. 13 S ePl elhbar 4th half-bred ,,,erininier lambs-1 and 3, F. NVilkiii- 1 sou and Sons, Scargill ; 2, Win. Metcalf, liarningliain. D. Johnson, for half-bred uuilei or wailer iamb-1, WIN. Metcalf, EST IN IN PARTS. I ;,1 rainghain ; G. Dent, Ingleton ; 3, F. btR A DAY FINE J. HAM , \\ ilkinson mud Sons, Scargill. Two Swale- MIDLAND BANK dale ewes-1, F. Wilkinson and Sons, Scar- sISTANOE COMMITytt 113PRIZEWINNERS. DEFIANT. 040 LIMITED gill ; 2 and 3, '1'. Cooper, Ladymyers. A. J. spi. Young, for ten Swaledale ewes, having. .., was the weather forecast awaited reared half-bred lambs, and ten half-bred County P UbliC N“-• ntelest than that which pre_ ginimer lambs-1, F. Wilkinson and Sons; in private Agricultural Show held on 2, Wm. Metcalf • 3, T. Cooper. G. C. Harker, on mr,--"o1114 e , in deeperPos i ly of the Mini i be, ale 56th time. From what was for live half-bred wether lambs-1, F. try -444 tc 'el 1!"for weather could enot w e - To Motorists Wilkinson and Sons ; 2, Win. Metcalf ; 3, in reference toto of Leh, ,,,,iptiiii`le t ef Saturday e an the w iid B. M. Metcalfe, Hundah. y conformed to uda ll se t ol li There is no necessity for motorists and Swaledale.-Tup, above two years old-I. tile xp ee t at ion doafwsnq ected f tthat 0 iegillit have been exp other travellers to carry substantial R. L. Close, Hazelgill ; 2. J. T. - Iceton, Kex- aril to the administrtartlett, 1:t:1■11:e altle interested would have they Would be spersedt • ',1,,..‘'.11,11111(1 h it sums of money if provided with •ith ; 3, \Vin. Allison, Marske ; 4. R. T. u there were intervals Of Iceton, \Vest Hope. Shearling Swaledale he Ministry, A . t thie --;; "Y 71)11: itzerMine°1 between the wind-swept Midland Bank LETTERS OF CREDIT nun -(Challenge Cup)-1, James Alderson, ur hours after it haa b ' dial Medfield dried quickly. -e; t TRAVELLERS' CHEQUES. Thwaite ;• 2, S. Clarkson, Angram, Keld ; 3; ced that the Co He newel' ous outburst from or J. '1'. Dent, Duckintree ; 4, R. F. Iceton, West e butu after that the T. to administer the O a condi- Hope ; 5, II. L. Close, Hazelgill ; 6, J. rd(' 11 nd-day,nmer-like A world-wide currency is enjoyed by Iceton; Kexwith. Shearling Swaledale ram tion to the Means test 14„ "ot'ekiztaildeait,t a i iel a . ild sut a Thee fdaary . erd rletn: iii iiiiiadaeirlbyo on these Travellers' Cheques, obtainable breeders)-1, J. T. Dent, Duckintree; ister of Labour accoial . e tirt ie -- s h eld . singly or in book form at any branch 11, F.. Iceton, West Hope ; 3, T. M. Thorn- the Committee was r, , ,hw .. I ; ay, al .1 i to arrangements borrow, Spital ; 4, T. Harrison, Pateley arhei I • Me; to t le attention given ajority of 29 to 21. `1,,,Ift , \‘ in denominations of £5, £10 or £20. Bridge. Tup lamb-1, J. 1'. Dent, Duckin- ' talTof., 'the Committee tree; 2, 11. F. beton, West Hope; 3. E. Scott, An Interview. '''- r, -.•Chalon, ' ;1 on Me field ,Mr and A. the E. They are freely encashable at banking ,„. and .otheofiNs, Holw- i,•k. Two ewes-1, J. T. Dent, Duckin- en to the secretarial offices at home and abroad and tree ; M. Hastings ; 3, T. M. Thornborrow, the recent interview. \\ aariabl}, °Nv Longstaff, who, as . i,v Mr I. W. are accepted in payment of accounts Spital. Two giminer shearlings (Teesdale County Council had with hit I the _Vvaluable _able assistance of his .11cr,Itry)-1, J. T. Dent • 2, E. Scott, Hol- de.aiNreod agbreicauel; boor was afterwards hande; .ultlise Reilifed Lioliairgsetaff at the leading British, United States wick. Two Wormer lambs-1, E. Scott ; 2, In this it Was „moiety and continental hotels, the principal T. M. Thornborrow. 'rwo ewes-1, R. C. stated that the rrangements.. Whitehead, Keld 2, Sir Frederick Milbank, e Public Assistance CoMmit. ' lai a entered in very London stores, etc., and on liners ,iini cattle wee ilarliiiigham ; 3., Win. Allison, Marske. Two V Bloomfield, informedthe Iiiiini)beurlS, although no one, cruising to all parts of the world. 14ininter shearling-s-1, Wm. Allison ; 2, 11.. he number of men employe bull to enter in the first C \Vhitehead ; 3, Sir Frederick Milbank. classes Mr J. \V. Wall ich is the chief industry ;,I,v•allad a Booklets naming the Two gimmer lambs-1, Sir Frederick Mil- , four•le COWfirst pri es with a beautiful bank ; 2, Wm. Allison ; 3, R. C. Whitehead. shown a progressive declin f adudged to be the banks, hotels, stores and liners a which was Tup lamb-1, J. T. Iceton, Kexwith; 2 S. There had been a reducti, elasses e and 4. Mr T. where these facilities are available Clarkson, Angram ; 3, E. Harker, Keld. 14 in showing an in-calf cow, s employed in 12 years, a I.adYnlYer61 show may be obtained from any branch Cooper,._McDougall and Robertson, for aged as made worse by the fa tour first prizes, including the tup, tup shearling, and tup J. 'I'. iNitr i. R.-Addison, Bayberries, Iceton ; 2, R. L. Close. 0: C. Harker, for were engaged in the mine I Cup. k twee first prizes with HEAD OFFICE POULTRY, LONDON, E.C.• 2 tleton, who ho too tup shearling and tup lamb-1, J. T. Iceton; working a full week. Th biter calf, a&the satisfaction of beating 2 R. F. Iceton. Ickringill Challenge Cup for • fileton winner. Dales ponies attracted ould be even worse, and jr i five swaledale gimmer lambs-1, T. M. lineation. the prizes being pretty ThornborroNvi, Spital. Milbank Challenge en at work had a sulisistetic le distributed among the exhibitors. 1. per shift, plus rent allow Cup for 20 Swaledale gimmer lambs (large a Jackson, Tutta Beck, was a promi- breeders)-1, Sir Frederick Milbank ; 2, T. er week and coal for hou• winner with Wensleydale sheep, taking it out before it came back to the Sports-Messrs A. Peacock, .1. Guy, J. 1'. prizewinner producers, and until there was an adjust- Bayles, A. Bayles, G. Allison, C. Bayles, J. \V. Guy, Gilmonby. Wilson Challenge Cup a course Mr N v. Metcalf, Barningham, for 10 Swaledale gimmer lambs (small II t s ment and until their prices bore some Hutchinson, A. Donald, E. Metcalfe, W. eld also pointed •io the fore with the cross-bred variety, breeders)-1', E, Scott, Holwick; 2, W. .out Ilia 1,• in the seven classes two first prizes, relationship to the things they had to buy Donald, J. Porter, N. Scrafton, C. Pickers- peration of the Nationa or the wages they had to pay, agriculture gill, L. Forrester, E. Kipling, R. Walker. Hutchinson, Pasture End. W. Stone, for ✓ n econds, and a third. Swaledales, of would always be in that position, no matter male sheep judged on points (open)-R. L. the County's local expendi . +limed most attention. There was Awards. Close, Hazelgill; 2, J. T. Iceton, Kexwith. f • the Swaledale Ram w hat they did. F'arme•s themselves could r relief paid out of local rate .„''e competition . " for do a lot in 'putting the proportion right. Shorthorn Cattle.-Bull calf, under one Silver Cup by Mr W. Hunton York, for two by £2,300 per week, •,r shearlings, there being no fewer year-I, 11. Robinson, Romaldkirk. Cow, tups-1, J. T. Iceton, Kexwith; 2, R. L. Close, onmetitors. The winner was Mr Yesterday they had their representatives per annum More than bargaining on niilk. A farmer had asked calved, for dairy purposes-1, J. W. Wall, Haielgill. • Messrs Sharman, for gimmer al \ Berson,. Thwaite, who was closely Romaldkirk ;• 2, 41/Pickersgill, Bowes. Cow, shearling, gimmer lamb, and tup lamb-1, conomies were swallowed ■i hint why they should accept tenpenee per Me S. Clarkson, Angram, Keld. This gallon for milk in the winter months when in calf-1, T. Codper, Ladymyers ; 2, T. \V. W. Allison, Marske; 2, J. T. Iceton, Kexwith. expenditure of the Publi . -, - Alderson's only prize. In other the retailer was charging 2s. for it. Who Guy, Gilmonby ; 3, R. Sayer, Lartington. Messrs Wilkinson, Brough, for two tup mittee. If the Minister per ,,,, well-known exhibitors were seen. Cow, in milk or calf (parishes of Bowes, shearlings and two tup lambs-1, J. T. :1 T Dent, Duckintree, who won the first had that ls. 2d.? The man driving the milk resent attitude many perso cart received 50 per cent. more wages than Gilnionby and Scargill)-1, T. Cooper, Lady - lepton, Kexwith; 2, R. F. Iceton, West Hope. r small breeders' rams, had four the farmer's . myers ; 2, T. W. Guy, Gilmonby ; 3, J. W. A, E. Peacock, for the tup shearling, tup final refuge in public assist Ns and a third ; Mr J. T. Iceton, man who milked the caw. Such things would have to be adjusted be- Alderson, Bowes. Heifer, in niilk or gaff, lamb, gimmer shearling, and gimmer lamb, ,..1 ..i. five firsts, four seconds, and a fore they could get farming on a prosper- with not more than four broad teeth-1, J. not to have won a prize in any other class Committee claimed that th in the cup class; Mr R. L. Close, Hazel- II. Addison, Mickleton ; 2, B. Turnbull, -1, R. L. Close, Hazelgill; 2 \V. Allison, and two seconds ; Mr R. F. ous basis. (Applause.) in industry should have th - ,, firsts Mr Paget acknowledged the toast.