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Waikato Times, Volume 102, Issue 17131, 18 June 1927, Page 12

N.Z. LOAN A MERCANTILE AGENCY COL 20 IN-CALF HEIFERS from th« selected cows of the herd. ALSO: 15 10-months to 3-year-old Pedigree Jersey Bulls. NOTE. —This is a rare opportunity of securing well-bred high-producing Jersey grades. The herd was established ten years ago from specially selected Taranaki heifers. The best butterfat bulls have been used, and by heavily culling, the herd has been brought to a high producing standard, combining type with production. It is one at the finest grade Jersey herds in the Dominion. This year, under adverse conditions, without root crops or any other supplementary feed, 45 cows in the herd have averaged 340.81 b of fat, and 80 cowsT including 2-year-ola heifers, have averaged 304.111 b fat in 261 days, which is e<iual to 356.21 b fat in 300 days. The cows and heifers are in calf to two notable bulls —OWLET’S NEAT MAJESTY, a son of the imported bull Majesty’s Oxford Sultan, and the OwP* Victor Neathead cow, Owlet’s Neathead, a show cow with a semi-official record of 5401 b of butterfat; and to 4? TWYLISH CAPTAIN, a bull bred from the best butterfat strains, and from a . family noted for beauty. Records of individual cows will be given at tlui sale. Buyers coming by train will be conveyed to the farm if arrangement previously made with the vendor. ’PHONE 160 M, TE AWAMUTU. DON’T MISS ATTENDING THIS SALE, Mr Parker is disposing of his grade herd in order to extend his pedigree herd. Luncheon Provided. CLEARING SALE OF 40 HIGH-CLASS DAIRY COWS. With an average of 3451bs of butterfafc to the end of May. Factory returns show their ouput at 13,8001b,faL SATURDAY, JUNE 28. TjTAVOURED .with instructions from -*• MR R. BENGE, Matangi, we will Sell on the above date on the Farm bis GREAT PRODUCING HERD OF Afk JERSEY AND JERSEY-CROSS DAIRY COWS, nearly all due to ealve end of July and during August 1 Mare, 7yrs, work anywhere NOTE. —These cows have beei tested by the N-Z. Co-op. H.T. Association for the last two years. Individual tests and records will be given at the sale, and certificates will be handed over to purchasers. SALE AT 12 NOON. / . LUNCHEON PROVIDED. N Z L OAN AND M ERGANTXL t, [AGENCY (QO., £TD. PEDIGREE STOCK SALES. J 0 AIBY M ! N( QOME JJ»O gOUTH ARANAS* JpVJR d pRODUCHON. SUPERIOR QUALITY JERSEY HEIFERS. Annual Sale of Selected Heifers bred by and the Property of Leading SotxQl Taranaki Breeders. Sale held at H AWER A JjmiDAY, JULY 1925. JTAWERA gHOW ■^EEK. Under the auspices of T HE H AWERA QLUB. Catalogues on application. Selling Agents• FARMERS’ CO-OPERATIVE ORGAN# ISATION SOCIETY OF N.Z. LTD. HAWERA, TARANAKL 319 = " PUBLIC NOTICES. yEAL QO. ' .j J)ISTRICT Full particulars as to Lorry farm* to-farm Sendees can be obtained from the under-mentioned; — Rukuhia, Tamahere, Matangi, Tauwhare, Scotchman’s Valley, Eureka to Newstead.—W. CRANSTON, “Ilighcrolt,” Hamilton. Matamata, Walton, Ilinuera, and all districts to Rotorua.—Mß TONG, ’phone No. 6, Matamata. Cambridge, Monavale, Kaipaki, Whitehall, Fencourt, llautapu, and all districts near Cambridge.—Mß P. GLANVILLE, Cambridge. Gordonton to Taupiri districts.—Mß BELL, ’phone 241 R, Gordonton. Morrinsville to Te Aroha and including all districts from Walton to Morrinsville and Morrinsville to Mangaiti, near Te Aroha. —W. S. ’phone SS&I, Waitoa. Tc Rorc, Ngahinapouri, 'lvoromatua, Whatawhata, Te Kowhai to Horotiu Freezing Works. —P. M. Burrows, ’phone 273 W, Ngahinapouri. S. C. G. L YE ’ MANAGING DIRECTOR. P.O. B ox 58, H AM,LTOIt I