There seems to be no likelihood, in view of the above considerations, that Parliament would repeal the Act of 1896, and reverse a policy which has provided additional security against the introduction of disease and greater confidence and certainty to breeders and feeders of stock, without any serious detriment to the interests of exporters, shippers, and consumers.
A copy of the proceedings at the reception by Mr. Hanbury of a deputation on this subject on the 9th October last is annexed.
6th June 1902.
T. H. E.
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