HERD TESTING.
The following are details of local croup testing carried out by tho New Zealand ( o.op. Herd Testing Assu , for the May period, taken from "The Dairy farmer" : — Herd Averages. Highest Herd Lowest Herd Group No. C»-ws 1). fat No. Cows b. fat Helenaville 38 23.26 736 Matavana 34 1» 70 »•/* Port .KwrtNol 12 25 16 7.81 Port Albert, No 222 18.4.') 10.87 Koduev 3 27.0() 7-54 West Co .st - . • KaiiMni Flats 7 21.42 5.09 UKOUI' AVERAGES. Group No. Cowa Milk Test B.Fat Helensv.lle 1812 290 5.10 14.81 Matakana 270 233 5.59 12.59 StiCtNol 262 289 5.56 16.11 Port Albert No 2 255 279 5.30 14.53 Rodney ®» 230 52 0 12- 01 Sara^ate 451 248 5.11 12.68 Highest and Lowest Cow. Group Highest Cow Helensville 641b. fat Matakana 281b. „ Port Albert No 1 451b.,, Port Albert No 2 371b. „ Rodney 391b. ,-, "West Coast— K. Flats 441b. „
The cay nature of the contents of this week's issue of the "N.Z Sportiug and Dramatic Revievr" should certainly help readers to forget for a while the worries of dep.ession and enjoy a respite in the happily illustrated pages oi this up to d• te publication The, coloured supplement of a sparkling star of Hollywood arrayed in the latest bathing suit fashion against a background of yellow sands and sunny sea will bring back happy muni' ries of summer days and anticipations oi happier ones to come. National road walking championship, cndets aquatic carnival. Princess M .ry visiting hospitals, feminine athletes, are just a few ot the iiiany choice subjects portrayed in the double centre pages, ihe Auckland 1 rotting Club's winter meeting is illustrated in a notable series brimful of life and act ion. Genevieve Tobm in a remarkable close up, has the pride of place in the frontispiece and other exclusive items are a pu<*e of humour aud a series of fashionable Novelties. Memories will be stirred by the appealing series of snaos of the late Nellie Stewart in the triumphal roles that endeared her to the public. New Zealand cricketers in their opening matchts of the tour comprise an excellent set of snaps that will be prized by followers of this sport. Everyone will be interested in the vivid set of suaps depicting prominent men in Napier's business revival despite such overwhelming odds and other items of Dominion interest illustrated are pupils of Noiihcote High School. Takapuna Grammar School, Zane Grey's yacht, aud flashlight ot Highland Pipe Baud at Druids' Hall. A comprehensive selection of overseas happenings is also presented, women in all branches of sport, Brookliuids racing, apple blossom fetival, archery competitions etc.
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Rodney and Otamatea Times, Waitemata and Kaipara Gazette, 1 July 1931, Page 5
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