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BATH & WEST & SOUTHERN COUNTIES SOCIETY. At a Council Meeting of the above-named Society, held at the Grand Hotel, London, on Tuesday, the Show Dates Committee reported that, after a careful consideration of all the circumstanees, local and otherwise, the Com- mittee recommended that the 1900 Exhibition at Bath be opened on Wednesday, May 30, under which arrangement the final shilling day would fall on June 4 (Whit-Monday) and that the Committee had arrived at this conclusion after ascertaining from the Bath Local Executive Committee that they were strongly in favour of the adoption of these dates as being the most suitable for the locality. AGRICULTURAL EDUCATION.—Sir R. H. Paget, on behalf af the Agricultural Education Committee, reported that the Cheese School carried on by the Society, on behalf of the Somerset County Council, at Pylle, near Shepton Mallett,was progressing satisfactorily. Since its opening on April 1st last it had been attended by 22 students, and the satisfactory price of 60s. per cwt. of 1121bs had been rea- lised for the April make of cheese. The Farriery School, also conducted for the Somer- set County Council by the Society, was con- tinuing its travels through the county and had been well attended by pupils. During the present year, nine districts had been visited and 42 pupils had received courses of instruc- tion. The Committee had every reason to believe that the School was doing good work and was satisfactorily fulnlling its purpose. ) The report regretted that the Society's re- search work in dairying had been in abeyance during the present year, as the Board ef Agri- culture was not prepared to consider the making of any further grant in aid until it had had time to study the summary of the reports furnished to the Board by the Society with respect to the cheese-making investiga- tions, conducted by the Society since 1891. BATH EXHIBITION.—Grants amounting to upwards of £3,000 were made for prizes to be offered at the Bath Exhibition next year. These prizes are in addition to those that will I be offered by or through the Local Committee. The importance of the Bath Meeting was recognised by the large amounts voted in the various departments.

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