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     Aggressive and intelligent policies 
     
     have built up in the livestock indus- 
     
     try a quality of breed, type and pro- 
     
     duct that is unsurpassed in any 
     
     other part of the Dominion. In 
     
     cattle, the dairy breeds predomin- 
     
     ate, chief of which are Holstein, 
     
     Ayrshire, Jersey and Guernsey, 
     
     while Shorthorns are the chief Beef 
     
     and Dual-purpose type. The total 
     
     number of live stock on the Island 
     
     in 1934 is: Horses, 27,400; cattle, 
     
     96,800; Swine, 31,500; sheep 54,100. 
     
    

    
     In 1925 the first general test for 
     
     the elimination of bovine tubercu- 
     
     losis was conducted; on an approxi- 
     
     mate basis of 100,000 cattle tested, 
     
     only .59 per cent. were found to be 
     
     afiected. Further tests in 1929 
     
     reduced this figure to one fifth of 
     
     one per cent-an enviable record. 
     
    
   
   
    
     In 1892 the first cooperative- 
     
    
   
   
    
     cheese factory was ‘established in 
     
     New Perth. Dairying increased 
     
     during the following years until 
     
     today there are 32 factories in 
     
     operation-ZZ cfeameries and 10 
     
     cheese factories-with a capital 
     
     investment of over $275,000, engag- 
     
     ing 110 managers, operators and 
     
     assistants, whose salaries and wages 
     
     exceed $75,000 annually. For the 
     
     first nine months of 1934 approxi- 
     
     mately 1,600,000 pounds of butter 
     
     were manufactured, while cheese 
     
     production for the same period has 
     
     been about 500,000 pounds. The 
     
     dairy industry in this Province 
     
     provides a regular income to over 
     
     seven thousand farmers and was the 
     
     first stepping stone to our modern 
     
     agricultural system, 
     
    

    
     The Cooperative Egg and Poultry 
     
     Association, first of its~ kind. in 
     
     Canada, renders valuable aid in this 
     
     department of our agricultural life. 
     
     Estimated on available data for 
     
     1933, the production of eggs, includ. 
     
     ing exports and home consumption 
     
     amounted to approximately 500,000 
     
     dozen and dressed poultry in the 
     
     vicinity of 650,000 pounds. The 
     
     combined value amounted to some 
     
     $700,000. Efforts are being continu- 
     
     ally exercised to further develop the 
     
     market for these products in Great 
     
     Britain. 
     
    

    
     The progressive policies adopted 
     
     by the Cooperative Associations, 
     
     combined with Federal and Provin- 
     
     cial Government assistance, plus the 
     
    
   
   
    
     ‘active zeal of individual farmers 
     
     "must inevitably result inincreased 
     
     production and ever expanding mar- 
     
    
   
   
    
     kets for th'e agricultural products 
     
     of Prince Edward Island. 
     
    
   
   
    
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     JAMES TAIT 
     
     Florist, C‘ ‘ottetuwn. 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
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     ANDREW A. HENNESSY, 
     
     Funeral Director and Enbolrner; 
     
     City Councillor. 
     
    
   
   
    
         
     
    
   
   
    
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