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AUCTIONS r NEW ZEALAND LOAN AND MERCANTILE AGENCY COMPANY, LTD. CANTERBURY JERSEY WEEK. CANTERBURY JERSEY WEEK. MONDAY, JUNE 13, 1955 i to s FRIDAY. JUNE 17, 1955. 1 WE have much pleasure in placing before . buyers the following catalogues comprising 150 Head of Pedigree Jersey Cattle. r MONDAV. JUNE 13, 1955. 2nd ANNUAL JERSEY FEMALE SALE. NORTH CANTERBURY JERSEY CLUB. ' To be held under cover on Mr E. Frost’s Property. RANGIORA. , Last year’s fixture was a great success and this year we consider the standard . of the entries to be higher than last year and would compare with anything in the country. The high standard of results obtained under test and classification by studs which are represented in this catalogue appears prominently in the very comprehensive pedigrees which are presented. We strongly recommend this splendid offering to the attention of all interested in purchasing Jersey Stock of the desired . quality and production , ability. The offering will coTnprise:— 11 Cows, including 1 V.H.C. 6 H.C. Also 17 In-calf Heifers 6 Rising Yearling Heifers - 34 Head On behalf of the following breeders:— Mr J. M. Blyth, Loburn. Mr I. ,D. Constable, Oxford. Mr T. M. Fleming, Balcairn. Mr R. W. Frost, Balcairn. Mr R. H. Hill, Christchurch. Mr J. J. Hughey, Rangiora. Estate J. Johnson and Son, Sefton. Mr J. W. Mitchell, Doyleston. Mr S. C. Skurr, Ohoka. Be sure to attend this fixture. Sale commences 12 NOON. TUESDAY, JUNE 14, 1955. COMBINED SALE To be held at SHEFFIELD SALEYARDS. On behalf of:— MR L, P. HAWKE. Birch Brook, JERSEY STUD. This Stud is virtually an offshoot of the ; Glenmore Stud and has been Top Herd < in the group for the last three seasons. ’ There is no supplementary feeding and records have been established on hill j country with very severe winters. Last , season’s herd average was 4011 b fat in 260 ] days. t

The offering will comprise:— 10 Cows (including 2 Merit Cows and 2 H.C.) 6 In-calf Heifers 2 Yearling Heifers 1 Herd Sire 1 Yearling Bull 2o Head ' ALSO On behalf of MR L. D. ADAMS, Sheffield. JERSEY STUD. This herd run under natural conditions—approximately 1000 feet above sea level—is full of good buying possibilities. Study these blood lines from your catalogue. The offering will comprise:— 9 Cows (including 4 H.C.) 2 In-calf Heifers 2 Herd Sires 2 Yearling Bulls 15 Head ALSO On behalf of MR S. E. KING, Semfek. JERSEY STUD. Owing to increased labour difficulties Mr S. E. King has decided to disperse his small select stud of 6 Head as he feels they wiU go on to greater success in larger studs. SALE COMMENCES 11 A.M. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 15, 1955. Jersey Fanciers entertained by Canterbury Jersey Clubs, including the showing of films in the evening. These were taken by the Dominion Secretary. THURSDAY, JUNE 16, 1955. SPECIAL SALE. On behalf of MR W. J. RUSSELL, ROSENEATH STUD. On the Property, LEITH FIELD. Roseneath is one of Canterbury’s wellknown Studs and has for many years exercised a strong beneficial influence on South Island Jerseys. This Stud has been developed and maintained on the principles and bloodlines that charactttise the top breeding establishments of This country. A very pleasing feature has 1 been the success obtained by Roseneath 1 Cattle when they have passed into other studs.

The offering will comprise:— f 15 Cows (including 1 V.H.C. and 7 H.C.) 5 In-calf Heifers 6 Yearling Heifers ) 2 Herd Sires 3 Rising Two-year-old Bulls 5 Yearling Bulls 36 Head SALE COMMENCES 10.30 A.M. i FRIDAY. JUNE 17, 1955. SPECIAL SALE. On behalf of MR F. W. HANSEN, LILAC GROVE STUD. r On the Property, RANGIORA. A select offering of Jerseys bred on Majesty blood-lines and one of the South Island’s Top Herd. The Herd average is 3971 b fat on winter milking. The foundation cows are strong in the blood of Waipiko Annaboy, who had 20 VJLC. daughters. The herd is being reduced to make room for 40 daughters of Roseneath Clinker, whose first four daughters at Lilac Grove all gained V.H.C. honours and averaged 4841 b fat. The offering will comprise:— 27 Cows (including 2 V.H.C. and 14 H.C.) 3 In-calf Heifers 5 Yearling Heifers 2 Rising Two-year-old Bulls 3 Yearling Bulls 40 Head SALE COMMENCES | 10.30 A.M. !

All Stud breeders and Dairymen seeking high quality Jerseys should not fail to be present during this week of outstanding sales. This is an opportunity for buyers which does not frequently occur The bringing together during this JERSEY WEEK of some of the most popular blood-lines in the Dominion provides an unrivalled opportunity of securing foundation cattle or quality replacements. BUYERS BUYERS MAKE SURE YOU BUY IN JERSEY WEEK. Catalogues now in the course of completion. Write today and make sure your name is on the mailing list. Whether you buy or sell, make it. N.Z. LOAN and MERCANTILE AGENCY COMPANY, LTD., STUD STOCK SPECIALISTS, CHRISTCHURCH, WELLINGTON, and Branches throughout New Zealan'd. 2585

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