[?] Ticism Of Cattle

[?]Ustry: Fiji And Ng

TE who takes a keen interest in the possibilities of estab lishing the cattle industry in big islands of the South Pacific a little critical of what Fiji ioing—or not doing—when a ussion was afoot in Suva lately. ; one period, the Department of culture in Fiji showed a lively rest in the introduction of better le strains to the Colony, and ceded in getting possession of e of the famous Santa Gertrudis 5. ie Santa Gertrudis is the breed, ;ross between European and tic strains, which was established sv years ago on the King Ranch, rexas, and which is spreading lily across tropical regions, ie Suva commentator said that lad heard nothing lately of any •t being made to establish the :a Gertrudis breed in Fiji, :e it could eventually displace a ortion of the uneconomic Cebu part-Cebu herds. hear that the Carpenter *ests have been doing a lot to )duce a good cattle strain into Guinea —and I don’t imagine have neglected the Santa rudis possibilities there,” he d. “Someone here in Fiji should e a drive on behalf of the e industry.”