HORSE-BREEDING IN NEW ZEALAND.

[UUNTBIBU!B1«]

No 11.

A Olydeedale stallion should stand ftfc least 16 hands high, on well set legs, an even quintity of fine silken hair set on behind the legs but- not in front, good hard flat "bone" narking the bone Dot le»s tbau 11 to 12 inches, plenty of rauscl* 1, fehort caui:O n, large and round joints, ptstern not too long, but obliquely bet, and round shaped foot, op>n at hi el, head uofc too Urge but broitd across forehead, a good length of rain neck well arched and thick, plenty of hair on mane, well set on shoulder, tb« should* r de<-p and sloping, in order to iuko a collar, not too high or fine at withers, but broad, a, good deep and broad cheat, with plenty of freedom for lungs, a good depth behind the shoulder, well rounded barrel, short back,plenty of width across the kidneys, ■hart and well coupled, plenty of room •cross the breeching ; plenty of strength »t gaskins, large and sound hock joint?, bind legs well set under him, the front of joints free from hair, which should not reach further ap the leg than point of hock. The most important point of all, and one of the chief characteristics of a Clydesdale, ia style and action, for which he r« quires a good length of pattern obliquely net, otherwise it is impossible to obtain that freedom which j is deoired. At the same time the pastern should be of sufficient to carry ths weight of body, or"we may hare to contend with ring bonea and fide bones. Three stallions imported to New Zealand many years ago may be laid to fairly represent th« Olydes dale type—Lord {Salisbury, Prince Victor (Meulove's) und Vanquisher ThtUsfc named was not exact 11 regards conformation. But the superior action which hi possessed in his old age could not he beaten by a trotting horse, and descendants of these sires if they were mated with purebred Clydesdale mares could be depended on to bring the stamp back to tbd same degree of perfection which was formerly common. The reason adduced for crossing the breeds of draughts was that a heavier stamp of horse was obtained. Admitted that it was so, we have an inferior horse to the Clydesdale, and a breed with which it would be impossible to main tain any standard. The first cross

turned out successful frera a show ring point o! view, and consequently from » monetary point of view also. But! we have had proof that the cross does not last any length of time, and that as soon as they reach their primp, five or six years old, they begin to show signs of wear,and probably of a general breakdown, It is admitted that this orota in their youth looked splendid animals. The heavy flow of hair as coarse as bristles ail over the legs took the popular fancy, though often provo cative of "greasy heels." The short, straight, and stumpy pasterns, small and brittle feet, straight fora legs, and lack of style and action, showed the weakness of the cro^s. 'J he Clydes dale would walk twice the distance with less fatigue. The general appear ane« of many a stallion of this class is not attractive, and in some cases it is difficult to tall until one gets close whether it is a stallion or a mare one is looking at, which indicates at onne lack of courage, whilst a pure Clydes dale stallion can be recognised a mile away One very important reason for the inferiority of our draught srock is the large exportation of our best mans and stallions to New South Wales and Victoria some years ago. .Horse flesh in New Zealand was than plentiful and cheap, und a profitable butioesa was done by dealers its shipping the best away. Indifference about breeding then became manifest in this colony in sll classes, arid went from bad to worse. Occasionally we had importa tions from the Old Country or Aus tralia, and oftentimes the horsee brought were not worth the cost of freight. New Zealand became a dumping ground for the refuse of Australia, As the parades and annual sales of stud ttosk ara held ii Australia some months prior to those fn this colony, dealers were able to tour the whole of Australia before our season ahow. This has practically been the only source we have had to depend on for any change of blood, as the encour agement offered was not sufficient to recompense anyone desirous of intro ducing good stock. Competition h&e grown so keen with the utatnp of horse travelling, that the prices offered for the services are so (mail that only a philanthropist would think,of invest ing his capital in such property with a Tlftw to improving the stock of the colony. First cost and nofc final result is the chi-f consideration, and if'one sort 18 not as good as another the price is supposed to equalise them There are pxceptiona to the rule. Some men will go to gre*fc expense and trouble to secure the services of good sirea, but meet with much difficulty and little encouragement. A few specimens of fresh blood are occasion ally imported, but eg there has been some eross-breediug between the Clydesdale and Shire horse?, the specimens of Clydesdales are lighter than formerly. And they are not so popular as oar cross-Kreds, simply because they lack the hair of the cross-brad horse. What is the value OP benefit to an animal to have a huge KAIB .of coarse hair growing all over his legs ? Take it whichever way one will it cannot be other than a useless ornament arid a drawback to the animal. Yet some owners even resort to the barbarous practice of blistering, j to produce a more profuse growth of hair ! The hair has no value, yet in a galeyard the more hairy legged horse would command the bigger pricp,whilst a clean legged one would beat the Other for work. On the whole I con lend that the purebred Clydesdale is the most serviceable class of draught horse for general purposes in this colony, and later on I will, when dealing with light horses, show how it can be utilised very advantageously for Other purposes, when probably they might bi better appreciated than at present. As the Agricultural Societies exeruise a powerful influence over the/ breeding of pure-bred stock, I would suggest that those bodies establish a purr-bred |O!ydcsdale stud book, as it ia of the utmost importance that such a guido to breeders should be in exist enc®, The arguments used in favour

of such a book for sheep applies with more force to horses. It is n«=ver too late to meivj, and I appeal to those who ndmire a good stamp of horse to as ist in upholding the prestige of this nobie iyp*\ whose courage, soundness, and generul appearance should com mend it to all lovers of horse flesh in pivfereuco to all others. There is another distinct type of draught horsfi a'moßt unknown in j\'ew Zealand, the " Suffolk Punch." This is a horse which might with tkiil be nsed advan tageously in crossing with some of thft different breeds we have in this colony, hut I fancy it would be a long time before breeders could be induced to give the support necessary to warrant anyone in going to the expense of introducing the Suffolk Punch into this colony, tiome years ago an enter prising spirit did import two stallions into North Canterbury, b v he got little patronage for his trouble Breeders as a rule are very chary of supporting anything which they have not been nsed to Unfortunately we have no large studs io the oniony, none sufficiently large to support or require the whole of a stallion's ser vices for the season. Consequently if the publics support could not be obtained the result would be loss to the owner. Borne breeder! are content to go on and stick to the sort they havo until the end of the chapter. The Suffolk Punch is well worthy of a trial. They are grand workers, with good bone, good feet, clean legs, very strong build, and are noted for the graftt weights they can draw. They are extensively used in different parts of England, and several large studs ara now in existence in Australia where they are beginning to obtain great popularity. On the whole, how ever, I place the Clydesdale as the ideal draught horse for New Zealand No donbt as time wears wo may pro duce some other type of horse to suit the requirements of the time, and it is noteworthy that with horse flesh as with other animals periods of evolution take place, io that the horse of to-day and the horse of 20 years hence in*y be of & different stamp altogether. I hope to discuss in future articles the conditions under which our light horses are bred, and to point out where im provements can be made.

An Exquisite Shawl—The Czarina has a shawl, which she values very highly It was sent her by ladies of Orenburg, a town in South Eastean Russian. It reached her in a wooden box with silver hooks and hinges, the outside being embellished with designs of spears, tur bans, whips, etc; on aground of V.m enamel, that being the colour of the Cos sack uniform. The shawl is about ten yards Bquare, but it is so exquisitely fine that it can be passed through a ring, and when folded makes a small parcel of a few inches or>]j.

Wade'a Worm Fig the wonderful Worm Worriers, never fail for adults or children Praoke New Venus

THE ASHBDEION GtTABDIAN: SATOEOAT, JOLY 28, 1906

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E W HANMKR. ? K. W. H'\NM J. U. ! TO ITaBMKRS. * |" AM prepared to mike very liberal cash 1 advances on all proiluce—Graiii, Woos, Frczan Mutton or Limb, Sheep Skins, etc, I etc., which may be placed id my hands for s*al« here—or for Bale by my repreaentativea in Londou." I shali not charge any Commission here ] for the advance—and my representatives ia ■ London having the full knowledge of dealing with alt produce consignments which they iruy receive, and having plenty of money to meet my drafts, will not sacrifice anything entrusted to iheir care, if there ia the slightest charce of doing better by holding for a while The question of selling indis criminately because they do not know per sonally the eonsigoor, is a very strong fea ture in the mode of doing their business, which has always recommended them.



E. W. HANMER. I CHE iP FARMS NEAR TINWALD TOR IMMEDIATE SALE. Qi ACRES, with splendid little Home ■teftj. The farm is in good heart, Also,— 114 ACRES, WITH HOUSE, Etc Both Farms are well sub-divided and well watered. Apply ab once— B. W. H A IST ME R .



eggs. MINOBOAS are recommended by b Government Expert as being the be ayers. I have Purebred Minorca Cockerels or sale, cheap, brad from first prias Stock* H. G. BERRYMAN. j mONKIKG'S Linseed Emulsion, which JL has come to stay in Ashburton in a certain cure for coughs, coida, and all chest complaints. Sold by all local obemiste and. grocers il* bottles, Is 6d and s 6d. 2 ALL Loasby's Preparations—Cinnamra Cure, Koohbah, Wahoo, and Bscjamin Gam—at J TCooo Stort keeper



LARGE IMPORTATION OF WALL PA PEES- I HAVE jusfe received (ex e.g. Paparoa) n Shipment of the NiI!WEST IN PAPER HANGING, to which I invite inspection. These papers are exceedingly rich in design and colouring. People desirous of decorating their rooms later on, may chose their Hangings from the preaont full Stock, and I will iay them aiide until required. J. WILSON, HOUSE DECORATOR, BURNETT BTKEET. Artists' Material Dept;.



30-'J'..inea Bicycle (ladies'ok gen «■) F*ee 30 „ Piano Free. 30 „ Gold Watch o <r L4cS, Free 30 „ Sewing Machine Free. TBiP TO THE PARIS EXHISITiOi OF 1900 ALL EXPENSES PAID, VALUE 30 GUINEAS, FREE. f"N order to increase the circulation of the Woman s World we hava made arrange- H ments whereby any subscriber may gain a ladies' bicycle, valuo 30 guineas, a gentUjrain's bicycle, value 30 ffulnoas. a 7-ocbave walnut; piano, value 30 guineas, a gold watchj ladies' or gentlemen's, value 30 guineas, without any cost beyond the i •Mibrtctiptioh money. This system is not iaterdad for the idler—to receive something .a: nothing—but. for tho3e who are willing to use a little cleverness, in their spare time, for which they recaive thedo tunJsoma prizes. Carriage paid to your door. If you want nny of the articles named abovo you can procure them by becoming a subscriber fco tha Woman's Worm* Thia makes you eiigib le to participate in our method of procuring the articles named free of cost to yoa. i Every subscriber to the Woman's World is entitled to one of these prizes, accord ■ ing to conditions we send. Subscription for one year Pos c free, fis lOd. Send addressed envelope with stamp (of any country will do) for copy of paper, I and full instructions, how to proceed, also say which prize you selfcfc. Addrees— THE "WOMANS' WOBLD," BRENTFORD, LONDON, W. ENGLAND. *



FENCING MATERIALS. STAKES, STAKES, STAKES Barbed Wire. Plain Wire. IRON STANDARDS to order ia any; quantity. COAL. COAL. COAL. p YOU Want Good WESTPORT COAL! IF "SOU Want Good BLACKBALL COAL! IP YOU Want Good NEWCASTLE COAL 1 IF YOU Want the Mosfc Economical Coal in the market, get "SHAG POINT." Send your Orders to us, and you will save money, and kepp your temper good. We have all the above Coals, and can supply your wants immediately.



W. H. COLLINS & CO., KEMOVED TO MITCHELL & SUBNETS OLD PBEMISES, TANORMD STREET " THE INGLF.-NEUK with routh o' bannocks and bairns." —Lean Ramsay: ADD TO IHIS TO PERFECT YOUR COMFORT, A PLENTIFUL SUPPLY OF HONDAI-LANKA UEYLOJS PACKED TKA. Just »9 it comes from the Ceylon Factory Pur© as the Lily, Fragrant as the Kose, Genuine as the Ihistle.



i 1900 WINTER 1900 A. SEA.BONABM HINT TO THE POBLIO. 11BY MITCHELL AND TUUNER for BLANKETS, TRY MITCHELL AND TURNER for best value in FL&NNELETTS TRY MITOHILL AND TURNER for LADIES' JACKETS, each one a Novelty TRY MITCHELL AND TURNER for all kinds and sizes ©f knitted UNDERWEAR TEY MITCHELL AND TURNER (or DRESS GOODS and DRESS MAKING TRY MITCHELL AND TURNER for MENS and BOY'S CLOTH ING of every description. GKAND NEW PKEMISES IN BURNETT STREET. GOOD NEWS FROM 7HE FRONT. Kruger learns that the British mean to get Justice for all in South Africa. WE HOPE the People of Ashburton have learned!that we give Justice to our Customers in all oar numerous lines. We have juat landed, per the s s ""Whakatane," the finest assortment of BraßS and Iron BEDSTEADS ever landed in Town. Latest styles and designs. Direct from the Manufacturers in Birmingham. Oali early and see for yourselves. About 100 Bedsteads to choose from ; all sizes; all prices. BEDDING of all kinds kept in stock and made on the premises. We h*ve also just received a choice shipment, per the s s Kangatira, of TAPESTRIES, SERGES, PLUSHES, UTRECHT VELVETS, ORETTONES, Etc , for Furniture, And. having secured the services of a First-class Upholsterer (late of Mel bourne), we are prepared to make New and Repair Old FURNITURE in up-to date styles, at lowest prices, on shortest notice. Linoleums, Oilcloths, Rugs, Mats, Matting, Carpets, etc, just opened. New patterns, grand designs, per bs" lonic.' At the request of numerous Customers, we have imported a choice assort ment of OILCLOTHS for Dados, which have just opened up in splendid order, Os.ll and inspect them. For Bedroom Ware, Dinner and Tea Ware, Fancy Goods, Pictures (framed and unframed), Photo Frames, Vases, etc, see our stocks before buying else wl ere. Pictures framed in latest styles. Largest stock of Mouldings in Town to choose from. Colonial, American, and Austrian Chairs, Folding Chairs, Camp Stools and Wicker Chairs, Bamboo Tables, and Flower Stands with fancy stand and hanging pots, also a few Bamboo Over mantles. Bamboo Cornice Poles, al' sizes and prices Ducheese Tables and Chests, Washstands and Wardrobes, kept in stock and made to order in any design. j Perambulators, Go-Carts, Children's Chairs of all kinds, at various prices. j LIBERAL DISCOUNT FOR CASH, AT T. H. UW DRILL & CO.. CABINETMAKERS, UPHOLSTERERS, & UNDERTAKERS, TANORED STREET, opposite Aboadb.



MELLO R'S ZEALANDIA BOOT STORE THE LEADING BOOT SHOP, TS the Most jttELIABLE House for GOOD AND CHEAP BOOHS. O aim ia to give yo* the bbsx value for mttlb money. HONESTY is oat Polic We wil/ not Guarantee you an article unless we know Its will give you every Sati<aobion. One Trial is all we ask—Our Goods Sell themselves. «■*«.»*»- J( MELLOR, (BANORED 80JRFF ASHBUBDON SMOKE ONLY NEW VENUS (o) A PERFECT TOBACCO.



* 8.000 4 IN USE TN THIS COLONY I~«wm| THEY BURN LIGNITE, TRUE 00 M. OR WOODUPTO 2ft 6in NO SETTINcfREQUXEED. W'th Store Pipe can be worked oat in the open. SPLENDID BREAD BAKERS. With Oa«t Iron or Copper Boilers. The Copper Boilern are targe and Tin-lined intid* REPAIEB ARE A MINIMUM. Made in all sizes, single or doable ovens. High or low prewnra boilert Sold by all Ironmongers, from whom Cataloguea can be obtained, or from the maker H. E. SHACKLOCK, LTD.,



SOUTHEND FOUNDRY. Pbinqbs Stbbbt, DUNBPIN New Zealand taraiice Coropaaj. EBTABLIB h"¥d°'~~l. _ 18 5 S capptal^-onF million. the pbkmisb bmj> wealthiest oolosu'l COMPANY, NOTED FOB PROMPTNESS AJ&D LIBBRALITir, PAID-UP CAPITAL AND RESERVES— i 8400,000, FIRE AND "MARINE RISKS ALSO,- RISKS ON GROWING CROPS, THRIP HIWG MAOHmSS, Ac, ACCEPTED AT LOWEST TORRENT RAT i W HANMER 4GBNT



GREAT WINTER SALE (For 31 Days) COMMENCING FRIDAY MORNING JULY Bth GBEAT REDUCTIONS INr~GENERAL & FANCY DRAPERY, CLOTHING, & BOOTS. Splendid Opportunity for Cash Purchasers. ROSLYN Blankets from 16s 9i English Blankets Ss 6d to 12s 9d Men's Saddle Tweed Trousers, Colonial, 10s 6d to 12g'6d Men's All Wool Kaiapoi Trousers 5a 6d, 6s 9d, and 7e 6d Men 8 Waterproof Coats, sewn Beams, greatly reduced Ladies' Jackets, Capes, and Mantles half price 60 Maids' Macintoshes at 4s 6d; Ladie*' 7s 6d Black Cashmeres from Is 6d per yard Grand Stock of Ladies' Corsets much under usual prict Navy and Black Serges, all wool, much reduced Every Article in Stock largely Discounted ,



TAILORING DEPARTMENT.—Having secured the service!™ of * FIRST-CLAS3 cuttbb, Suits now made from $3 3g, perfect fit. " DRESSMAEING.—Thia Department is giving erery fiatisf action; fit and style, at moderate prices. andre work. gukbT"guns- guns. Cartridges Caitridges! Cartridges. Shot, C j^p s Wads. BEFORE Buying any of the above Sporting Requisites call on "THE PEOPLE'S IRONMONGEB," who has a splendid selection of Gun*, etc., by all the beat known makers. : TO Builders' and those aboub to build I have in Bbock a Ghoioe Assortment of Tl!e and other Register Grates, Ranges, Mantelpieces, and all builders Ironmongery at Lowest Prices, B ■* 'TOOLS! TOOLS! "JOOLS! I have an immense Sfcoek of Carpenters and Mechanics' Tools, all of the very best make*, and warranted, at prices whioh are now reoognisod as the Standard Bedrock Hardware Prices in the Aahburton County. •TREMEMBER THAT MONEY SAVED IS MONEY'iEARNED k tVY FEOM GlVTT?!"r>TlT°\rQ V THE PEOPLE'S PRACTICAL IRON • XfX Hi JLJ JLJ JLIX O 5 / MONGER, Burnett Street. Agent for Cleveland and Imperial Hover Bioyeles.



BELFAST AND FAIRFIELD FREEZING WORKS MANURES, ARE THE BEST TpGR TURNIP, RAPE WHEAT, AND ANY OTHER CROP. SPECIAL MANURE can be macb for any kind of Soil, or description of oropi SATISFACTION GIVEN iviKYWHKBE LAST SEASON. MANUBE CAN BE SUPPLIED IN 1 Owt, or 2 Owt. SACKS Orders received b/ £*RIE2X>£.Am>X2EI BROK, Limited., | ( DAiriU TJ3OJMLA.S, OR ■DTMfiJ 1N.5Z,, JPARMIiIK» CO-O1»JK1»ATIV1B ASSOCIATION OF CAWXJKBtBCJjytY, Limited., OAKTEBBUKY FBOZEN MEAT ANJD DAIRY PRODUCE EXPORT COMPANY. LIMITED. 8 80 F. WAYMOUTH Swvimy.



Q Ub S! Gll»k I flnna 13 Doßbl^-Barre! ifl Brf tcll 'ottdinß reduced to £3 10« ; ■!l first c'asß gun« rcdncod to prieea to tuib any Bi/firis^.u, a ,, ftABPLKTBROs. iiOLASSIiS foc~~CUttl«~~and Pig *■ leedlng bj- <he Oaek orHandred woighfr. Get our quotation before buying dsewhere. ■— Fibtchbr BeOS., Oa«t j |-Supp'y Stores. ANrED KNOWN-That we hay just opened our Io»l Shipment 0 f heavy Flannelettes for thia Senaoo, and w a are pleased to •»>■ th*t our bnytrs ha a seenred them »t old Prioei. See *.he valat '1 ■^Miwmutl, & _' WANTEDiKNOWN--Tbat)J. Moiswir hat received a large acock of Wiat«r Booti »nd Bhoea of (he beat material, aIM about to arrife new stock of French Looda, and invitei the Public for inapeetien. Salej for one month, oomman«ing SATURDAYS to,, cL? r >h! w*y- *• M- Wn 8 *• •»*>? reliable and practical Bootmaker In th« town, tbia givaa him anpariority and facility* to know the beat valaa and quality. Bapafral carried en jaafe the aame, in the aaeapeat, neateai, and moat faahionabla atyle. Baas leathan uaed, and workmanship by the bead of tradeamen, at Tb» Ham, Kut Street, Aihbnrtoßt ~nSsrTreeß~BEd~~Bo«es.



fTtHE undersigned having the largeetako* X of FJRUIT TREES and ROBEB t New Zealand, begi to offer than te tb» pnblio at tha following prioel— APPLES, on blight-proof atooka, 2yn ol«, ; 61 par doz«n; 3yre old, la par do«; 4yte old, I2i par doz; syra old, in fnll b«d and be* ing, 15t perdrz. LI? MB, rrt eld 6b par doz; 3f n old, ■ 9 par doz ffiyn old, 12a par doz; SyraoM lot par doss •, 6yra old, 18i par das. \ BOSKS, Hybrid Parpetaala, Sa par drifts $ „ Tea Seeded, ela., 8i par iau SBEDLESS GORBE, PUnta 10. p« 100; f4 per 1000; Cv tting», 20i per 1000. Unknown corretpoadenta mnab land * ramitUnoe with their ordera. Catfciof «c« and prloaa of Frait and ForMft Trasa and Oroamantal Sfarabi of all detori* lion forwarded on applioation, ROBERT CLEAVE, Naraeryman and Seedraun, Inrercargill, N.Z. EttabUahad 1168.



B. H. GKAVES, SHAREBROKER AND FINAKCIAL AGEKT, 185 HEREFOED STREET, CHRISTOHUROH. O ELIABLE Information on Dredgln LV Stocks. Correspondence Infixed* Codes : Bedford McNeill'e, Moreing and Neal's, A.8.0. Code (fonrth Edition. MR ALBERT ROBEBTS, Aahbortoo RepreaentatiTe a Telegraphio Address: ORATES, OhrUtoharch. 3 21 •'FROM THE FRONT." ROUGH CUT, Smooth Oof, Out of the Plug is Beat, Every kind of Bacoy smoked solos to Table Bay; Each of them doing its doaor'a work, in cheering oar hearts < n the sea. " Pass the plug ;" No, the other, thanks. I iraoke NOSEGAT ! 7 164



LOUJK OHEAP WINTER FIRING, NEW MOUFT SOMERS GOAL. OUTPUT haa Trebled daring the If it twelve monfctus IT IS ÜBEj> EVERYWHERE. Thla Coal U the Beet wd Cheapest fcteam \nd Household Goal in the market, | Used in the Woollen Factory and Quote , oury Floor Milli, GIVES SPLENDID REBULTB WRITE FOR PRICES G. T.^PARK, MOUNT SOMERfI, A CARD. A Branch Office baa been opened by tfat undsraigoed at MkssbsNiooll Bkm.,Eml Street, where they will carry ob praoHce m Barriaten Seliaitoifa. MAUDE & HARMAN, v Soliotton, Ohrlatoharoh



Money to.'Lend at Lowest'Curreat Rate* on Freehold Security. No Procuration feet, MAUDE * HARMAN, 12 48 Athbnrton. THE RAPID LIGHTNING GLOSS TBI ONLY BELIABLE SMIBV TOMSK IN THK WORM*. IMTBB MILLER, of Dunedin, the Pro fetsional Lanndrecs, says;—lt is the beet I have ever used. It tn»kee Shirt Ironing i pleasure. Wise Mothers and Staters try lft and sare yoar strength, temper, and patienoe« Onae tried, always awd. Sold in Tins at SHEARMAN BRO3' k JOHN ORB * CO. 6 II MURCATROYD BROS. WOOL BROKERS & FELL MONGERS Chkhtcohubch, Auckland, Fatea, ito. BEG to inform the FARMERS AND BUTCHERS of the Ashbarton Die* tiiot that' they have decided to Establish a WOOL k SKIN COLLECTING AGENCY IN ASHBURTON, and in furtherance of this object have ftp pointed Mr 0. E. Kkxdau, as Bayer, who will be in oonstant attendance at the below address, prepared te Pnrchaie for Cash, SHEEP SKINS, HIDEB, ROUGH FAT, TALLOW, HORSE-HAIR, Eto, At Highest Rates Correct. MOBGATBOTD BROS., NEXT RULES BUTCHERS SHOP. Burnett Street, Aahbnrton.