HEAVIEST BULLOCK

Press, Volume LVII, Issue 17221, 11 August 1921, Page 8

HEAVIEST BULLOCK

WW. KILtED IN OfIKISTCHURCH NOW DISPLAYED AT KNIGHTS BUTCHERY. The honours of the day undoubtedly rest with Mr C. Knight, as t"Be heaviest Bullock ever killed at the Christ* church abattoir is now displayed it h : s well-known butchery in High street. Thia enormous beast weighs 19681b, sad was purchased by Mr Knight from J. O. Coop, Little River. .';*;.« Mr Knight's exhibition also indnfti Prize Beef, purchased from, Mr. AVE. Birdling, Mr W. F. Parkinson, Kaituna: and Mr W. P. Reid. An equally striking feature is the "Suffolk" mutton bred by Mr Geo. Gould. Purchased at a record price at Addington Yards last week, thia mutton is without equal in the world. Not only do Mr Knight's customers find that only the pnmest cuts art sold at his butchery,- but the expert manner in which the meat is dressed jind cut is an additional source of satisfaction. The best beef or mutton U easily depreciated by careless handling. and no doubt Mr C. Knightfs personal supervision of this detail is largely responsible for the never-failing excellence of all the meat he sells. Be it chop, steak—roast—lee ©' mutton—there's nothing finer than that which comes from THE butchery 179 High street; , «