HAYES JUNIOR CATTLE CRUSH \ /»' I Holds cattle firmly without risk of damage. Ideal for veterinary work, i H—■«. Rigid, all-steel Construction. Complete ~f I J accass from both sides. W I BUiHIUhI ALSO AVAILABLE: HAYES Calf S fl Handlers >. Squeeze Cattle Crush and H ttS Head Bails just a few from our extensive range of farm aids. From all Stock & Station Agents. IWgEW. ERNEST HAYES (N.Z.) LTD. P.O. Box 42, Templeton. KEEP THIS DATE FREE APRIL Ist, at 1 p.m. Commercial Romney Two-Tooth Ewe COMPETITION and FIELD DAY Open to Winning Flocks in nine Canterbury Competitions Class 1: Woolly. Class 2: Shorn. AT THE ASHBURTON A & P SHOWGROUNDS, ASHBURTON JUDGING STARTING AT 11 A.M. For further particular* contact M. J. McLaren. No. 4 R.D. Ashburton (Hon. Secretary, Mid-Canterbury Stud Romney Breeders’ Club).
"PARKNOOK" Tasmanian Grey Invitation Sale To be held on the property of Mr H. A. Reed, "Perknook,” Cressy, Tasmania, on Friday, 16th April, 1971, at 1.00 p.m. Approximately 20 Tasmanian Grey Cows with heifers 30 Angus Cows, Grey calves at foot 50 Angus heifers 18 Tasmanian Grey Stud Bulls the above offering of stud cattle have been selected from the following studs: "Parknook” "Inglewood” "Woodboum” "Hagley House” Tasmanian Gray cattle have been bread at “Parknook’ 1 , Creasy, owned by Mr H. A. (Bill) Reed since 1938. Tasmenlen Greys hold the record for the highest price ever obtained for steers sold at auction in Tasmania and the demend is ever Increesing for sires of this breed. The Tasmenlen Greys closely resemble the well known Murray Grey breed of cattle which are having considerable success In both show and carcase competitions all over Australia. Tasmanian Greys were the first Grey cattle to be exported to New Zealend, and are now at studs situated In both the North end South Islands. For further details contact your local Stock Agent or Stud Stock Manager, A. G. Webster & Woolgrowers Ltd, P.O. Box 405, Launceston, Tasmania, 7250
MILKING MACHINE Service and Renovations L. Read & Son Ltd. Dairy Machinery Manufacturers 48 NEWNHAM STREET, RANGIORA, PHONE 8606 For “DIRECT SUPPLY” Milkers, Plate Cooler*. \ All type* of Dairy Equipment
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Press, Volume CXI, Issue 32565, 26 March 1971, Page 16
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