UNRESERVED DISPERSAL SALE

Waikato Times, Volume 87, Issue 13272, 30 August 1916, Page 3

UNRESERVED DISPERSAL SALE

PEDIGREE HIGH RECORD HOLSTEIN CATTLE. | One of tlu- most important i;;i " ' : j Holstoin Kriesians i-vi r I" Id in *.''• ! >< - ; i.:inion will take place on Wodiio.-day. titli September, v, ::,■!! .Mr ('. - ■ Hopping, oi Itangitikei I,mo, Palme; ton North, will place ho lore the ] uk:the whole of his widely and fa voir : ; ■:.•' j known herd of pedigree aad high .: . K- j - ing record rows, heifers and hulls. '__ Special attention is drawn to tv.o ■ : tlio hulls being oifered— "Kin" ol r ! e Ukek and Whites" and "L>< sinivi m: Duteldand." The former was sin d l.y ••Dominion de Kol Domino." which w;c sold as a yearling I'm- -!>•) guin'<sis. ■■".' his dam "'Manor Poets Daughter ,'ir i r-l Aslilynn." was champion butter-! a< cow of the southern hemisphere, with a ■v., i-(| of IS.ToPIh milk yi(<l.l : n-_-. 503.51U» of l.utter-fat. "Domin' n Dutohland was imnnrtid from t!-» I'aited States, and his sire. "Canary Paul Kobos Homestead." claims a largo num'-x i- of A.H.C. daughters, and his dam. "Jessie Knhes Hoots." under ordinary conditions al Woraron. pro- ; (hieed. as a three-year-old. 513.H8H) of huttor-fat. These rwo bulls are striking individuals, and combined with their very close relationship to high record sires and dams, and their great transmitting abilities, marks them as being worthy to head and herd in the Dominion. Amongst the young" hulls included in the catalogue are '•Canterbury King ol Kingsbrook," and a two-year-old bred by •). CJrigg. of Longbeaoh, and also a number ot young hulls by the former animal. i ! The cows include 11 semi-official i fosters whose record range from 5021b to 71011) butter fat, and there are also 1 1 daughters from the above tosted cows, j Both the cows and the heifers are descended from even givatt r record ; sires, their dams averaging i"o3ib | butter-fat. Particular animal- which may he enumerated are : —■•Countess oi Maple- j hurst."' senior champion four-year-old. j 191-1; "Grace Kayne of Ashlynn." prosent senior tour-year-old champion: and the matured cow. "Lady Mooie j Rlanco :>v,\ of Aslilynn." champion, | I 1915. ill The heifers of suoeial note are:— 'Manor Peers Daughter 2nd o! Ash- | Ivnn Ist," by ''Canterbury King of Kingsbrook,"' whoso dam has a record j of 033>.>1h butter-fat. lie)' dam being the champion butter-fat cow of the southern hemisphere: also. "Mlanco Prcls sth ol Ashlynn," dam "Lady Mooie Blanco 3rd oi Ashlynn," previously mentioned. The calves are an exceptionally good lot. and are quite the best ever offered to the public, as they are by and from very high record animals. A perusal of the catalogue will show that milking records are set forth throughout several irenerations, and buyers will thus be able to procure not only animals of particularly uood appearance, but also cattle which have and are descended from high butter-fat recorders. Conveyances will moot all Trains, and the sale will be conducted by Messrs : Dalgety and Co., Ltd.. auctioneers.