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Hawera Star, Volume XLVII, 8 October 1928, Page 2

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CULT OF THE JERSEY. HIGH STANDARD) ATTAINED. With the interests of breeders at heart and with the chief aim of its being the advancement of the Jersey breed, no club in Taranaki has done more to raise the standard of breeding than has the Hawera Jersey Cattle Club. That the efforts of its m'embers have been appreciated lias been amply demonstrated by the interest displayed by the public in all sales held by the club. The introduction of an inspection committee, an innovation which was resultant of much favourable comment at last year’s sales, is a commendable feature o*f all the club’s sales. This committee consists of two well-known authorities on the breed who inspect all entries prior to the sale and should any not be up to the high standard set by the chib, these gentlemen have power to' reject such entries. Thus is the quality of the offering at the. club sales ensured.

The eighth annual bull fair of the Hawera Jersey Cattle Club will be held at the Glover Road saleyards on Wednesday next* October 10, when 79 choice young bulls will be offered on behalf of 32 members; of the club. . No higher recommendation can be given than that the quality of the offering is if anything higher than that of any previous sale. Catalogues may be procured on application to the secretary of the club, Mr R. McC'ay, .Hawera, or the auctioneers in conjunction. Farmers’ Co-op. or Wright Stephenson and Co., Ltd., Wellington.