Report of the Reorganisation Commission for fat stock for England and Wales.

  • Great Britain. Agricultural Marketing Reorganisation Commission.
Date:
1934
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Licence: Public Domain Mark

Credit: Report of the Reorganisation Commission for fat stock for England and Wales. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    Four Facititics For FARMERS Insurance of Livestock. Safeguard your Interests A scheme for the Insurance of Livestock: against death or injury during loading and unloading operations and transit by Goods Trains is operated by the Railway Companies in Great Britain. Brief - particulars of premiums are given below :— Insurable Premium. Maximum Value. Cattle< or. i ~oe4dsperhead. £25 perchead: Calves: ... mae Re eC. % Z - Sheep and Lambs ood: ¥y £3 a Pigs (Bacon) © ener 18 y £6 i poet Porkers)}s... Raed - £3 Minimum Premium 2d. per consignment. Country Cartage Arrangements. Men and Equipment are valuable. Keep them em- _ployed on farmwork. Cartage to and from the station is performed cheaply and efficiently by the G.W.R. fleet of modern vehicles operating over a radius of 20 miles from over 150 stations. Sugar Beet Transport. Save Time and Worry. Special equipment, suitable for the handling and con- veyance of Sugar Beet from farm to factory by road and rail, is at the disposal of farmers during the season. Favourable rates to meet all requirements. Farm Removals. Special arrangements are in operation for the removal of livestock, implements and household effects. Packing and unpacking by _ experts, speedy conveyance, insurance at exceptionally low rates, and 334% reduction in fares to new residence, are features of this service. Full particulars of the above mentioned services are obtainable from The Chief Goods Manager, Paddington Station, London, W.2, or the Local G.W.R. Agent. Paddington Station, JAMES MILNE, London, W.2. General Manager.
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