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Waikato Times, Volume 120, Issue 19984, 7 September 1936, Page 12

G. W. VERCOE & CO.. LTD HAMILTON STOCK SALE TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 8 2Q FAT BULLOCKS 25 Fat Cows and Heifers 30 Store Cows 50 Mixed Cattle 10 2-year Shorthorn Heifers, incalf to Shorthorn Bulls 30 Prime Fat Woolly Hoggets 120 Fat Wethers 60 Fat Ewes 40 Fat Hoggets 150 Fat and Store' Pigs 2 Good Tamworth Boars (6 months) 1 Well-bred Sheep Dog Entries Solicited HAMILTON DAIRY SALE WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 9 30 DAIRY 'COWS & HEIFERS Entries Solicited WAINQARO STOCK SALE THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1936 150 CATTLE 25 3-year-old Steers 40 Polled Angus Yearling Steers 20 Mixed Yearling Steers 20 Yearling Heifers 15 Empty Cows 30 Head Mixed Cattle Entries Solicited ANNUAL SPRING HORSE FAIR CLAUDELANDS SHOWGROUNDS, HAMILTON MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 14 J2O HORSES OF ALL CLASSES Entries Solicited Paddocks will be available before and after the sale. WRIGHT, STEPHENSON A CO. LTD. WORLD’S BEST BUTTERFAT BULLB WORLD’S BEST BUTTERFAT BULLS At the FOURTEENTH NATIONAL JERSEY BHOW A BALE NATIONAL JERSEY BHOW A BALE To be held at the CLAUDELANDS BHOWQROUNDB, HAMILTON, WEDNESDAY, BTH. SEPTEMBER, WEDNESDAY, BTH. SEPTEMBER, 1838. (Note: The Sale is now a one-day Fixture.) Show at 8.46 a.m. Sale at 10.30 *.m. A Sale of Many Bargains—A Sale which provides Excellent Value for Investments. 1 Qfl DOMINION’S PICKED "I Oft UU JERSEY BULLS. TWO YEARS OLD AND OVER. 00 YEARLINGS. SPECIAL SELECTIONS from 39 leading Studs of North and South Auckland, Waikato, Taranaki, Manawatu, Horowhenua, Wairarapa and Rangitikei. RECORD ENTRY FOR PRODUCTION. Despite decreased numbers owing to a general shortage of bulls, there are more sons or grandsons of cows with records from 600 lb. fat upwards than any previous Sale. An analysis of the Catalogue shows:— 117 BULLS QUALIFIED FOR SECTION 1. 6 sons or grandsons of 1000 lb. butterfat cows. 12 sons or grandsons of 900/1000 lb. butterfat cows. 10 sons or grandson* of 800/900 lb. butterfat cows 26 sons or grandsons of 700/800 lb. butterfat cows. S 3 sons or grandsons of 600/700 lb. butterfat cows. 68 sons or grandsons of 500/600 lb. butterfat cows. 95 sons or grandsons of 400/500 lb. butterfat cows. 45 sons or grandsons of V.H.C. cows. 90 sons or grandsons of H.C. cows. 63 sons or grandsons of Champion Butterfat Bulls. 1 37 sons of imported sires. 1 proved imported sire. Many Championship, and First, Second and Third Prize-winning Bulls, and many brothers to famous produc- ' ers and prize-winners. Every Bull is Qualified on a Butterfat Standard. Every Bull is Passed by Members of the Classification Committee of the N.Z. Jersey Breeders’ Association for Type, Condition and Development. Every Bull is Guaranteed a Breeder. Practically all Bulls are For Sale Without Reserve, and there is no Minimum Bid on any lot. A Special Servloe.—lf buyers are unable to attend the “ National,” they may have bulls selected for them by our Stud Stock Experts, who will also bid on specified lots in accordance with instructions. All bulls so purchased will be despatched to their destinations by the safest and cheapest means. Catalogues are now available from the Auctioneers: WRIGHT, STEPHENSON A CO., LTD., Wellington, Auckland, Hamilton and Branches. 836