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Dominion, Volume 37, Issue 4, 30 September 1943, Page 7

Gained 8 N.Z. ROYAL CHAMPIONSHIPS and Several at SYDNEY ROYAL SHOWS “WAITERENUI” Creator of such sires as Ossian, Throm, Theme and Nelson of Waiterenui —Has profoundly influenced leading Aberdeen Angus herds throughout Australasia. . ; >--- -figsf .:■># ' ■' TJ OFFERING AT DANNEVIRKE S_TWO-YEAR BULLS of which four are by Eulogist 2nd of Kilham, imp. (by Beltane of Bleaton)—illustrated above. Eulogist is present chief sire. HERD INSPECTION INVITED. A/c. JOHN MacFARLANE "WAITERENUI,” RAUKAWA, HASTINGS.

Founded on Ben Lomond, Waiterenui and Glen Aros Blood—the Flower strain predominates; through the herd » “WHAREPONGA” » ABERDEEN-ANGUS Developed by most careful selection and use of f Choice WAITERENUI Sires. OFFERING AT "DANNEVIRKE SALE," 6—TWO-YEAR BULLS All by that grand, proven sire—CHIEF OF WAITERENUI Inquiries Invited. LEO LOPDELL, BAY VIEW, NAPIER. 'Phone 48-217.

★ OFFERING AT "DANNEVIRKE" J S—STUD YEARLING BULLS S— STUD TWO-YEAR BULLS from “KOWHIWHI” ABERDEEN-ANGUS HERD SIRES OF THIS YEAR'S OFFERING Inculcate and Acute of Akitio Purchase of a KOWHIWHI Bull carries the WARRANTY of consistent, year by year breeding of grand bulls achieved by this soundly established herd. / A TRUEST TESTIMONY TO QUALITY * At 1942 Sale—Kowhiwhi offered 15 bulls (the largest entry) to sell at 90gns. average; including top-priced 2-yearat3logns. A/c. L. A. P. SHERRIFF "KOWHIWHI," TAIHAPE.

HEREFORD BULLS ARE IN SHORT SUPPLY Here is Opportunity to Get Some of the Best > —From a herd established 20 years, with females descended from eminent English families, and, since 1934 mated with IMPORTED DOUBLE STANDARD POLLED HEREFORD SIRES. —A herd maintained under true Natural Conditions on Hill Country. “GLEN ANGA” Present sires: GROVE CUTLER (imp.) and CHOICE BULLION (imp.) and associates —2 notable home-bred bulls and Park Hoha. STUD “and run bulls available On October 6th, offering 24 Two-year Bulls at the Te Kuiti Spring Beef Bull Sale. A line—well marked, of good colour,* bone and constitution, plus docility—with best breeding in them. HERD INSPECTION INVITED. A/c TYNAN BROS., "TE ANGA," R.D., via TE KUITI.