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| STOCK SALES |~ WRIGHT, STEPHENSON & CO., LTD. f greatest of all time stud jersey sales series I Forthcoming offerings unexcelled in variety of blood strains, rare quality standard of typc ? and test proved production ability. High producing V.H.C. and H.C. cows ) including distinguished showring winners, superbly bred in-calf heifers herd sires and young stud bulls. Mon. May 14 —Unreserved Dispersal Sale of the Tamaki Jersey Stud on a/c of Mr C. J. Lovegrove ? , at Otara Road Otahuhu. Wed. May 16—Annual Sale of Pukeroa Stud Jerseys'on a/c of Mr F. Geek, Te Kauwhata. Thur. May 1/ —Dispersal Sale of the Belford Jersey Stud on a/c of Mr J. E. Parsons ? Manawaru, Te Aroha. Fri. May 18 —Dispersal Sale of the Green Meadows Jersey Stud on a/c of Mr T. W. Ward la Waimana, Bay of Plenty. Sat. May 19—Second Annual Sale of Merriland Stnd Jerseys on a/c of Mr R. L. Macdonald Waimana, Bay of Plenty .- MAY 21— COMPLETE DISPERSAL SALE (down to 3 year old lieil'ers) TOLGARTH JERSEY STUD The property of Messrs H. H. Sutton and Sons. At the Stud Tauwahare Hamilton. 70 Beautifully bred Jerseys representative of the best and most successful breeding families in the Dominion. 45 STUD FEMALES 25 STUD BULLS Sired by bulls of such outstanding breeding calibre as Croydon Soumise Magnet, whose progeny monopolised the prize awards at the 1943 Waikato Show and included Tolgarth Illusion (type class winner of the Waikato Oaks), and Tolgarth Emma (First prize 3 year old heifer and Res. Champion, Matamata 1943); Lea Rig Majesty Pride, C.8.8. (son of Mercedes Loo's Majesty, C.S.P. f a close relation of renowned Vivandiere V.H.C. C.O.R. 1036 lb fat); Tararua 9 9 17 Silver Keys, full brother to Tararua Segundo, a noted sire of show-win-ners (son of Springlea Owler Again C.8.8. and Tararua Silverlocks V.H.C., C.O.R. 608 lb fat); Killin Dreaming" Sultan, an intensely bred : Brampton Dreaming San bull ? whose sire's six nearest dams have records averaging 629 lb fat, while his dam is an H.C. Lifetime Merit cow; and Croydon Tweed ie a show championship winner and maternal brother to Croydon Fern's Queen., V.H.C., C's.O.R. 894 lb fat at 4 and 597 lb fat at 2 years and winner of the £500 Taranaki Oaks. A Stud with AN OUTSTANDING CLASSIFICATION and Show Record. TUESDAY, MAY 22— ) SECOND ANNUAL SALE OAKLEA JERSEY STUD Owner: Mr Allan C. Smith at the Stud Melville, Hamilton. ' 5 A super quality catalogue of 27 Stud Jerseys on the highest breeding merit. 10 YEARLING STUD HELFERS from C.O.R. tested dams up to 755 lb fat. Daughters of the phenomenally successful sire Beaulieu Sundown C.8.8. whose daughters now on re-test include Oaklea Pompous which produced 101 lb fat in January and 107 lb fat in February., or by Prideful Masterpiece (imp) noted show three of whose dauhters were selected last season for export to Australia. Dams of these heifers include Oaklea Nancy C.O.R. 755 lb fat at 3 years (Special Gold Medallist); Tranby Mignonette, C.O.R. (2nd class) 738 lb fat; and Oaklea H.C. ? C.O.R. 632 lb fat as a junior 2 year old and third prize, in Waikato Oaks. 17 RISING 2 YEAR OLD AND YEARLING STUD BULLS comprising the whole crop of the current season. Sired by Beaulieu. Sundown C.8.8., or Prideful Masterpiece (imp) lrom such dams as Oaklea Briar VH.C., C.O.R. 711 lb fat as a senior 2 year old; Greencroft Lady Grace V.H.C:, C.O.R. 802 lb fat at 3 years (Gold Medallist); Oaklea Goldie V.H.C., C.O.R. 726 lb fat as a junior 2 year old (Gold Medallist), Oaklea's First Annual Salo last year supplied the proof of the popularity of cattle bred in this stud. MAY 23— DISPERSAL SALE GLENMORE JERSEY STUD On a/c of Mr A. C. Lovelock, , at the Glenmore Homestead, Tauwhare Hamilton. 5 An offering of all females down to the rising 3 year olds and including many of really superlative type, great dairy ability and right up to the Glenmore hallmark of unsurpassed quality. 47 STUD COWS Avith 9 of V.H.C. classification and including Glenmore Sparkle V.H.C., C.O.R. 661 lb fat as a senior 2 year old and winner of numerous championships; Glenmore Faith V.H.C C.O.R. 601 lb fat in 305 days at 3 years; Glenmore Peggy V.H.C.^'C.O.R. 589 lb fat as a senior 2 year old ? and a show champion winner; Glen-* more Gilt C.O.R. 4.23 lb fat in 305 days at 4 years; Derry's Annabel V.H.C.; Glenmore Sprightly V.H.C., and Glenmore ReflectionV.H.C. s all now on test; Barton Bangle V.H.C., and Glenmore

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