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Mr. Hargreaves is resigning the Cat- tistock and Captain Harrison the £ast Gal way. • Poultry. — This is a threatening question in some hunts, indeed it seems likely to be almost as se- rious as wire or pheasants. The attention of the writer has been called to some very minatory letters in a contemporary dealing with poultry, on the subject of hunting, Aldara Ointment and advocating certain methods of trapping foxes. Both the methods suggested are likely to bring trouble on those who practise them, but it is Buy Aldara Cream the spirit ^which is serious. In some dis- tricts poultry farming and poultry fancying are become common interests. No matter how often our friend Mr. Tegetmeier demon- strates the hopelessness of making hen-farming pay, still the will-o'- the-wisp attracts. The blame of failure is laid on foxes, or any- thing indeed except the inherent Buy Aldara serious, because to hunt secretaries a hen is a hen, and nothing more, and the uninitiated do not know the gulf which separates the useless bird which will not lay and which you cannot Aldara Imiquimod fatten, from the useful, necessary, barn-door bird. The price of the fancy bird is Aldara 5 Cream estimated in guineas, the latter in shillings. Yet facts are facts, and Purchase Aldara I am afraid we must take cognizance of the existence of fancy poultry. What is suggested here is that in these exceptional cases the birds should be valued by a competent person before each season and their loss made good on a fairly liberal scale when the hunt secre- Cost Of Aldara tary pays out his poultry fund. If it be said that this is laying a new burden on the funds Aldara Treatment of the hunt, we Aldara Cream 5 cannot deny it, but it must be faced. 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[March assembled in the Midlands at a well-known polo player's house. The London Polo Cream Aldara Club— This is a bold attempt by the Crystal Palace Company to make polo a popular game, and has the ad- vantage of Captain F. Herbert as adviser and manager. There is to be a first-rate polo ground, a grand pony show in connection with the club, and members are, if they wish it, to have ponies hired out to them at certain charges by the management. So far as these latter have been pub- lished, they seem rather high, but in other respects the scheme appears to be well thought out and practical, and there is no doubt a sufficiency of capital behind the promoters. There is also a scheme for undertaking the importation of ponies. If this is done with American ponies, on a sufficient scale and with good judgment it might succeed, though the V.D. has no great faith in the profit to be made on such schemes. Prize List for Polo Ponies at the Dublin Spring Show.— It has always been a favourite idea of the V.D.'s that the spring was the time for a successful Polo Pony Show. The Royal Dublin Society have published a prize list for polo ponies for their show on April i8th, 19th, 20th and 2 1 St. This is an opportunity which buyers from England are not likely to miss, and a great gathering of polo players may be expected. There is, after all, nothing like a good Irish pony, and it may be anticipated that this show will Aldara Cost be as great a rendezvous for buyers and sellers of ponies as the autumn show is for those interested in hunters. The official measurer will be pre- sent, and there will be an auction after the show. The classes are No. 77 for made polo ponies, and 98 for likely ponies. There will be four prizes in each class of ;^i5. if 10. £5 and;^3 respectively. The finished article and the raw material will each be tested in such a way as to show their fit- ness for the game. 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