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Taranaki Daily News, 16 October 1931, Page 12

SALES BY AUCTION. FARMERS’ CO-OP. MR. S. C. McRAE’S ANNUAL SALE OF HIGH-CLASS DAIRY BULLS. KAKARAMEA SALEYARDS. SATURDAY', OCTOBER 17, 1931. At 1 p.m. 60 Pedigree and High-grade Jersey Bulls, comprising:— 15 2 and 3-Year Grade Jerseys (maidens). 15 2 and 3-Year Grade Jerseys. 20 Well-grown Yearlings (by Rylands Sunspot, Lucky Glen and Lord Cloudberry). 1 Pedigree Holstein Bull. 5 Purebred Holstein Bulls (yearlings and 2-year). 2 Purebred 2-Year Milking Shorthorn Bulls. 1 Yearling Polled Angus Bull. ' 2 Purebred Yearling Shorthorn Bulls. NOTE. —The bulls to be submitted are in exceptionally good order, the yearling particularly being very choice, having all been well wintered on roots and hay. All purchases at this sale will be trucked free of charge or grazed until required. Every animal carries the vendor’s usual full guarantee. In order to meet present financial conditions approved buyers may defer payment until January 1, 1932, free of interest. OPUNAKE SALE AND BULL FAIR. MONDAY, OCTOBER 19, 1931. 100 Pedigree and Grade Bulls, including selected animals from the following well-known vendors: J. F. Shepherd, J. H. Phillips, G. J. Clegg, J. Pettigrew, J. S. Tosland, D. F. Greenway and others. 40 4 and 5-Year Bullocks. 20 Good Jersey Cross Yearling Heifers. 40 Store Cows. 1 Farm Horse (all work).

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