PEDIGREE JERSEY BULLS.

Hawera Star, Volume XLVII, 6 October 1928, Page 10

PEDIGREE JERSEY BULLS.

HAWED A’S FORTHCOMING FAIR. Tile quality and butter-fat backing contained in the bulls to be offered on Tuesday, October 9, at the Rawer a Pedigree Jersey Bull Fair, to be conducted bv Newton King, Ltd., are exceptional. The famous Rosy Creek stud is represented by four 2-vea,r-o'd bulls from” such wonderful claims, and grand dams l as Comely, Mifanwy, Rainbow’s Gleam and Rosy Creek Gleam, 0.71 tested cows that have returned high butter-fat figures. The sires of these bu'ls are Viola’s Golden Noble and Cains, which me also out of some of New Zealand’s best. The. Riverswood stud is represented h.v three choice 2-venr-olds. chief!v bv Bright Aster and descendants of his .out of exceptionally well bred and high testing cows. The GWibrook stud is i cprtv.cnted by t h recall Final s—one the famous bud Patch's laud, a, wonderful show hull and sire of choice dnughtens. The Thornyenoft stud lia.s two an'ma.'s entered—one a .particubtrlv choice two-year-old bull by Thornycroft 'Masterpiece, and the other hieing ■by Clarion (imported). The Holly Bank stud hints, also enteied two, both by Carion (imported). Tlie Holly Bank st ad has also entered two, both h.v l’iverswoi'cl Banker, tracing to Bright Aster, and they are certain y good to look ■inn.

Other breeders who are ienrc'sented in tk'v.sa l ? are Messrs R. Hicks. L. Ea*t"'o. 'lk I. Hurley C. H. Washer, ?d. McKenzie. It.. W.’ Sliarpe, E. Norman, V. J. H’aseltine, A. R. Dunn. J. Thom!inso n. S. A. Tippett. F. J. Christensen, Starch and Laurent and Max ted Bros. '.tab rue comnmes a very eibo'ce pbetion which will lie in really good e ndition and hacked by good fat records. Catalogues will be forwarded on 'ation.