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Dominion, Volume 31, Issue 34, 4 November 1937, Page 7 (Supplement)

“RAKAIPAKA” POLLED HEREFORDS Illustrated below are two "Rakaipaka" twelve-months-old Hereford Bulls of great promise, sired by Highwood Gay Grove (imp.). !■ I ■ /''' '*i i i ' REGAL GROVE; dam, Park Regal 21, tracing bock to San Remo, San Gaun, Rufus and Ensign. . - ’ " z I I -AI I TA, 1 i - s /'/ ™ ' H A. A ' i ALMOND GROVE: dam, Paka Almond 2nd., tracing back to Omaha Royal Realm and Confidence Colonist. These Polled Cattle are great breeders. You can buy more expensive bulls, but you cannot buy better results than are procurable from Rakaipaka Herefords. T. W. Grahame Tombleson WAIROA - - HAWKE'S BAY.

“LIME TERRACE” HEREFORDS One of New Zealand’s Leading Studs An Old-established Herd in which specially imported stock from the leading studs abroad has been extensively used, "Lime Terrace" Herefords have enjoyed unrivalled showring successes, including Royal Show Championships, in New Zealand. In Type, Constitution and General Utility they set the standard for Herefords in the Dominion. INSPECTION AND INQUIRIES WELCOMED AT ANY TIME. Look for our team of outstanding stock ot the Royal Show this week. W. B. WHITE TAKAPAU, HAWKE’S BAY

THE “RIVERTON” HEREFORD STUD I—S ~ '- •" - v :- ~ - " gSSISttSIWSgBKIBBIIBBWW—--111 HE ’<\ ' ; I - 'I- < 3 fi ■ IBbI >lite >’ " mH ISII - , - V \ H "WESTON PROFESSOR," the latest importation to the "Riverton" Stud, who, in the only time shown before being exported, was first and champion at Kington, defeating the reserve champion Three Counties Show and the 1937 Supreme Roval Champion. Firmly established on the best breeding lines procurable, this herd is rapidly proving itself expedient to present-day demands under the proved sire and successful show bull Union Jack, and his son, Riverton Prince, two fine bulls conforming ideally to the Chilled Beef requirements, as evidenced by the brilliant success scored in the N.Z. Chilled Beef Championship, staged by the Wanganui A. & P. Association in 1934. The carcases judged at Smithfield in a very strong class of 41 competitors, all breeds, a three-year-old steer from the Riverton Herd won-the Great Chilled Beef Championship. Another was placed fourth, whilst all the placed animals from Bth to 15th inclusive were representatives of the Riverton team. And all the Riverton-bred steers were sired by Riverton Prince. E. M. CRANSTONE “ RIVERTON,” FORDELL