PEDIGREE CATTLE SALE.

Press, Volume LXVI, Issue 20038, 20 September 1930, Page 10

PEDIGREE CATTLE SALE.

A QUALITY ENTRY. 'A. pedigree cattle saie—the lirst of its kind locally, and which it is intended to make an annual eveift —will be conducted at the Addington Show Grounds on Thursday, October 2nd, by the New Zealand Loan/ and ? Mercantile .- Agency 'fco. -Up to the present the entries total 130 head, representative-of leadittgsbreeds' and breederajboth be£f and dairy. ; The-.' following well-known breeders will be represented: — r iterefords—'Lyndon 'Estate r (Waiau), 10' yearling and two-year bulls; J. A. Edwards (Gore), 1 8 yearling<"bulls. ■ -Milking' GiUanders F(Gieendale), .8 cows- afld heif twoyear bulls; D. J. Eoss, (Billgwive), 2 :bulls; Lincoln College, 2-bujls;'W. J. Jenkins , (Sheffield), 2 bulls,'2 heifers; >■ Messrs Jones (Halswell),? 10 bulls and heifers; J. 0. Chamberlain (Ellesmere). J, NeVille (Clandeboye), •{®» iDypr"-'-(Southbrook)>- L;' H.- Leslie ;(Bennetts]j ( J.-J. Stott .(Oamaru), A. H. "Copland (Oamaru), K Crppap (Springs|'ton)v S. Andrew (Xiyndhurst), A. C. Barnes .(Spotswood)f B. W.. G.- Thorpe (Springston), J.' 1: ftSyds (lYndalton), i It. Cotae (Green<}ale). i. -Jerseys —S. Unwln- (Winchester), C. P'. Cartington', (Oamaru); E. J. Maynard, (Eangiora),vF.;J3., Martyn (Eangid*a). v D;;:Eamsey , : Clarfe' - (Sheffl'eld). v , Morgan Williams (Kaiapoi), (Teinuka). The sale comffl6ncea" at; 10= a.m., and refreshments will be provided on: the grounds. for ' stock, attendants can be! secured .on the grounds. I The. sale. ia -the - .first ..of its kind in Ohristchurch, and as the, strains of the dairy breeds to be offeree!' contain much of the best blood in the Dominion, it Ka- every prospect of being highly successful, more particularly as the question of an extension of dairying in the province is attracting increasing attention. These pedigree sa.leß are highly successful in the North Island, and the facility they provide for buyers and sellers, will, it is- hoped, -make them, an annual event in Ohristchurch.