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Manawatu Standard, Volume XLIV, Issue 722, 2 June 1923, Page 8

ESTMERE JURIES! AX gjALE. TUESDAY, 26th. JUNE, at 11a.m. AT WESTMERE, WANGANUI. Absolutely Unreserved Dispersal of the Greatest Friesian Herd in the Southern Hemisphere, and under conditions which give every possible guarantee and protection to buyers. No Breeder or Dairyman can all'ord to miss attending this Sale. 99 STUD FEMALES 4 STUD BULLS The whole of the Famous Westmere Herd, 20 members from which (mostly heifers) have averaged 7351 bof fat. 5 Westmere females averaged 9111 b of fatmany have established N.Z. and Australian records. Weslmoro-bred King Piotertjo, the bull responsible for the Champion Butter-fat Herd of N.Z. “THE CATALOGUE TELLS THE STORY.” Write now for the Magnificent 100-Page Illustrated Catalogue. CONDITIONS OF SALE. 1. I will sell every animal without reserve. 2. All females are being tested for tuberculosis. No animal will bo offered for sale unless it has passed the test. 3. Females are guaranteed in calf, unless just mated. I will cancel the sale il any prove not to be in calf, and refund the full purchase price. 4. 1 have never had contagious maminitus or abortion at Westmere. The biood test for abortion lias been frequently used and none have re-acted. 5. At the sale I will point out any unsoundness in the cattle coming forward. 0. The sale will bo held under cover, and every possible arrangement will be made for the comfort of visitors (o Westmere. (Signed) JOHN DONALD, Westmere, Wanganui SOLE AGENTS: WRIGHT, STEPHENSON AND Co., Ltd., Stud Stock Specialists. Wellington, Wanganui and Branches. Commissions will be executed for Buyers unable to attend the sale, and stock will bo railed or shipped to any destination.

SALE OF IMPORTED ABERDEEEN ANGUS CATTLE. At the Homestead Mangatoro, near Dannevirke. H.B. THURSDAY, 14th JUNE. AT 12.30 P.M. DONALD GRANT, ESQ., has instructed the Undersigned to sell, WITHOUT RESERVE, the whole of his valuable stud of imported Aberdeen Angus Cattle, as follows: 10 imported cows, in calf 6 two-year-old heifers, in calf 4 rising yearling heifers 2 stud bulls 6 rising yearling bulls Without doubt, the above are the most valuable Aberdeen Angus Cattle in Now Zealand. The imported females were personally selected in Scotland by Mr Grant, from the leading studs, and each animal is of special merit. The older heifers were all sired in Scotland, and the young stock are by the notable imported bull, Victor of Rarichio, a prize-winner both in Scotland and New Zealand. The stud bull is Prince Bluehlood of Mangaloro, the best of the breed yet calved in New Zealand. The females are mostly in.calf to him. ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUES giving fu particulars are obtainable from all branches of the Joint Auctioneers. WILLIAMS & KETTLE, LTD., Hastings, Hawke’s Bay. WRIGHT, STEPHENSON & CO., LTD., Wellington, Masterton, etc. HAWKE'S BAY FARMERS’ CO-OP. ASSN, LTD., Dannevi rke, etc. LUNCHEON WILL BE PROVIDED.

JUNE 20 AND 21._ (Central Dates of Manawatu Winter Show). Five Unreserved Sales of FRIESIANS, AYRSIIIIIES anti MILKING SHORTHORNS. A unique opportunity for breeders and dairymen to secure outstanding foundation stocks. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 20th, AT 10 A.M. THIRD ANNUAL CONSIGNMENT SALE OF FRIESIANS, 50 HEAD Specially selected from the noted herds owned by Major R. A. Wilson (lurakina), Messrs W. Bovau H. Richards (Cardiff), H. R. Green (Kairanga), D. Dickie (Lower Hutt), Baldwin and Son (Taranaki) J. Liggins (Tokomaru), 11. E. Johnson (Hawera), W. McKenzie (Palmerston North), and G. A. Marchant and Sons (Cardiff). Daughters and a few sons of famous producers and from, noted producing strains. All animals of special merit and sold with guarantee. AT 11.30 A.M. BLOOMFIELD FARM COMPANY’S FIRST ANNUAL SALE OF SELECTED FRIESIANS, 40 HEAD—33 Females, 7 Butter-fat Bulls. This herd has made a great record both in the Show ring and tor Butter-fat Production. The breeding of high testing stock lias been particularly aimed at, and splendid success has been achieved as the catalogue shows. All females will be guaranteed in calf (some wore served by the son of a 9031 b butterfat cow), and as free from tuberculosis. Those cattle arc all bred on second-class country and will do will wherever they go. THURSDAY, 21st JUNE, at 9 AM FI RST NATION A L AY RSH IRE SHOW AND SALE, 30 lIEAD.-Special selections from the noted herds of Messrs Fred Mills (Hawera), W. Hall (Lopporton), •V II Hansen (Te Rehunga), C. B. Morgan (Woodville), R. McDermott (Takapau),_ A. Montgomerie (Palmerston North), J. Kyle (Aokautercl, T. H. Colpman (Chau), W r obb Bros. (Kaupoturoa), and C. Aitchcson (Linton). Entries include the champion butterfat cow of the breed and many other groat producers and show cattle. Judging at 9 a. m. Cash prizes. Wright, Stephenson Cup for Grand Champion Animal. Sale follows the judging. AT 11 A M. ■ DISPERSAL SALE OF MR J. KYLE’S OLD ESTABLISHED GLENARIFF AYRSHIRE STUD, 40 HEAD—This herd has made a wonderful record in ilio show ring, and contains many magnificent dairy cows, mainly descended from the Victor strain, which also produced Ben of Gleuariff. This bull has 4 C.O.M. daughters, which average 5201 b of butter-fat. An opportunity is presented in this sate to secure the voiy best Ayrshire slock in New Zealand. Ihe sires include the champion bull at both Palmerston North and New Plymouth Shows. AT 1.30 P.M. DISPERSAL SALE OF MR S. G. MORGAN’S WILLOW BANK MILKING SHORTHORN STUD.—This is one of the verv best herds in New Zealand, It comprises 33 selected animals, all either noted C.O.R. butter-fat producers (including former' N.Z. champions) or bred from such. The herd sire, Matangi Pride, is one of the best bulls bred for butter-fat and most successful sires in the Dominion. Many noted prize winners arc included. This is a most unique opportunity to secure outstanding females of this breed. Catalogues and all particulars from any branch of WRIGHT, STEPHENSON & CO., LTD. DALGETY & CO., LTD. ABRAHAM & WILLIAMS, LTD. Auctioneers in conjunction.

UNDER INSTRUCTIONS' FROM THE EXECUTORS IN THE ESTATE OF T. W. STAGE (DECEASED), WE ARE OFFERING BY PRIVATE TREATY,— 243 A CRES ' RIV E R DEPO S 1 T LAN D, SUITABLE FOR A PALMERSTON NORTH MILK SUPPLY, 4 MILES FROM PALMERSTON NORTH POST OFFICE, Situated on Te MaUai Road. Q -ROOMED DWELLING, large upO to-date cow shed, with artesian water laid on; 4-roomed cottage and outbuildings, large orchard; subdivided into about 9 paddocks. For further particulars apply to ABRAHAM Ahi D WILLIAMS, LTD. PALMERSTON NORTH, Sole Agents.