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Hawera Star, Volume XLVI, 6 July 1926, Page 10

AUCTIONS. NEWTON KING, LTD. DAIRYMEN! ATTENTION! CHOICE GRADE JERSEYS ON THE I^AEM, MATX SOUTH ROAD, TNATTA. FRIDAY, JULY 9. , At 1 ,p.m. YTEWTON KING LTD. have been favoured! with instructions from Mr WILLIAM DUGGAN to sell bv public, auction as above — WITHOUT RESERVE 00 ITTGJI GRADE JERSEY COWS; due to ealve July and. August; 2nd to stli culvers, and in calf to pedigree Jersey bulls; a very high-class herd NOTE. —The vendor has not sold his farm, nor is he leasing it, but is forced to hold! a sale of this splendid herd of choice grade Jerseys on account. of the fact that the grass grub has ravaged the whole, of his pastures to such an extent that it will be necessary for him to spell the farm in order to have time to recondition the. pastures. The ravages of the grub have been very severe in the Inalia district, and especially so on Mr Duggan’s j farm. The herd is probably one of the best in. Taranaki, and is for absolute dispersal without reserve. Last year the herd comprised 58, 20 being heifers, and produced 17,2731bs butterfat. This year more heifers were added, but, on account of the- grass grub and drought, the returns dropped to 16,0001bs butter-fat. Mr Duggan’s reputation as a good judge of Jersey cattle is well known, and he considers that the present is the best herd he has over owned. The cows are all in calf to pedigree Jersey bulls and are due to calve early in July until the middle of August, most of them being due before the 31st July. Inspection of the cattle before .the sale date is cordially invited and welcomed. The vendor’s pedigree cattle, numbering about 16, will be. disposed! of at the pedigree Jersey sale to be held on July 22. Cars will leave the offices of. .the I-lawera and Kaponga branches of the firm on the morning of the sale. Clients are kindly requested, to book seats. Luncheon Provided.

HAWERA SPRING HORSE FAIR. FRIDAY, AUGUST G. Entries Solicited. Only MILK CARTERS & DRAUGHTS will bo taken for the above Fair. NEWTON KING, LTD. GREATEST EVENT OF THE JERSEY YEAR. WEDNESDAY, JULY 21. AT HAWERA SHOW GROUNDS. UNRESERVED SALE, OF ROSY CREEK JERSEYS On Account of Messrs A. and J. O ’DONNELL. 20 IN-CALF HEIFERS 20 They are the most dairy like 20 heifers ever offered in the Dominion of any breed. Every feature desirable in a Jersey is there, and tho udders and teat, setting are well developed and attractive. Some, of course, 'are. better than others, but all are, really good and make a fine advertisement to this highly successful stud. .Besides many enviable records exceeding GOOlb fat made, by .junior 2-year-oldS, the Rosy Creek cattle always take, high places in other, herds. At recent auction sales they scored as follows — Palmerston North National Sale, .Inly: “Onaero Gipsy Queen” made 140 guineas, the highest price; she is a, daughter of “Rosy Creek Princess.” Stratford Breedens’ Sale, June: The highest priced animal of the sale was bred at Rosy' Creek. Gibbons, Johnston Sale, June: “Goncr.il,” highest priced cow of the sale, was bred at Rosy Creek. At Mr E. C., Joyce’sn sale, May, “Zola of Rosy Creek” was, the highest priced animal. There a,re mmiv herds where Rosy Creek c-ows are the top cows, and the 20 heifers include some beauties that will bo toppers. Catalogues obtainable, from the joint A ucti oncers —- R. MORRISSEY A (00„ llawern. Or— NEWTON KING LTD., Hawern.

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