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Bay of Plenty Beacon, Volume 11, Issue 25, 7 May 1947, Page 8

MAY, at 10 a.m. On A/c Mr R. Weeden, at his Muritai Stud, Pukearuhe, Waitara. 153 HEAD OF HIGH PRODUCING JERSEYS. A complete Dispersal of one of the leading Lifetime Merit herds in the Dominion. 25 L.T.M.R. cows catalogued of which 20 are H.C. A wonderful blending of true breed type and production capacity. Annual herd averages last two seasons 4421bs and 4161bs fat. Special bus from New Plymouth at 8.30 a.m. MbNDAY, MAY 19, at 10.30 a.m. Dispersal of the late Mr Truby King’s Stud, to be held at the Waiwakaiho Sales Pavilion, New Plymouth. 85 HEAD FROM THE DOMINION’S FOREMOST SHOW HERD. One of the greatest sale attractions for years, the catalogue embracing many of Taranaki’s star Show winners, and young cattle of outstanding individual and breeding merit. An opportunity which comes but rarely in a lifetime to secure real top liners of the Jersey Breed. TUESDAY, MAY 20, at 10.30 a.m. Combined Dispersals of the Oakvale and Royal Oak Studs, on A/c of Messrs. G. W. and H. J. Bracegirdle, and Mr A. J. Hale, respectively. At the Waiwakaiho Sales Pavilion, New Plymouth. 96 HEAD OF QUALITY JERSEYS. “Oakvale” will offer 47 head, inclusive of 32 stud cows and 12 incalf heifers, the mature cattle including 3 Elite L.T.M.R. and 3 V.H.C. cows, of the class of Oakvale Rosebud V.H.C., C.O.R. 7171bs fat. The “Royal Oak” entry of 49 lots is a complete dispersal of this wellknown herd, with the exception of the 2-year-old heifers.

WEDNESDAY, MAY 21, 10.30 a.m. Third Annual North Taranaki Stud Heifer Sale, at the Waiwakaiho Sales Pavilion, New Plymouth. 90 HEAD OF SELECTED HEIFERS REPRESENTING entries from all the leading studs of North Taranaki. Comprises 59 in-ealf two-year-olds and 31 yearlings, every lot approved for type and development by Official Inspection before acceptance in the catalogue. Presale show at 9.30 a.m. THURSDAY, MAY 22, at 10.30 a.m. Complete Unreserved Dispersal of the Crestdale Stud, on A/c of Messrs A. Cole and Sons, at Tikorangi, Waitara. 77 HEAD FROM ONE OF THE BEST KNOWN TARANAKI Studs. Strongly bred to the popular Vagabond of Oaklands and Goodwood Rupert strains, and including young stock by Green Meadows Marquis, a son of Wellfield Lady Gay V.H.C., C.O.R. 6471bs fat and noted Bay of Plenty Show winner. Also select quality entry of 6 high class cows from Mr H. W. E. Phillips, Waitara.

FRIDAY, MAY 23, at 10.15 a.m. Complete Dispersal (without reserve) of the Mr A. R. Bayly’s Highfield Stud, at Waiwakaiho Sales Pavilion, N.P. 79 HEAD OF CHOICE QUALITY JERSEYS, representing the fashionable Vagabond, and Dreaming Sam blood. The herd which bred Highfield Fargo, sire of the Feilding All Breeds Champion cow Ruapehu Bright Comet, recently sold at auction for 340 guineas. Also 6 well-bred cows from the Crofton Stud, Omata. SATURDAY, MAY 24, at 10.30 a.m. Dispersal of the Fairlands Stud on A/c of Mr J. Klenner, in conjunction with the Second Annual offering of Rata Glen Jerseys on A/c Mrs S. E. Corlett and Sons. At the Fairlands Stud, Inglewood. 62 HEAD FROM FAIRLANDS all bred in the stud and including a number of recent show winners. 14 ‘RATA GLEN” JERSEYS of the high quality for which this herd is widely recognised.

MONDAY, 26th MAY at 11 a.m. Complete Dispersal of the Picnic Farm Stud on A/c of the Estate late Mrs A. D. Julian and Mr H. Julian. At the Niho Niho A. and P. Showgrounds, Ohura, K.C. 59 HEAD OF SELECT TYPE AND HIGH PRODUCTION. The top Auckland Herd Improvement Association Herd (31-50 cows) for the 1942-43 season, when 34 head, including heifers, AVERAGED 4171bs FAT in 270 DAYS. Strongly bred to Vagabond of Oaklands (imp) C. 8.8. Commissions executed for absentee buyers. For copies of the catalogues application should be promptly made to the joint Auctioneers:— WRIGHT,.STEPHENSON & CO., LTD. Box 1520, Wellington & Branches. NEWTON KING, LTD. Box 100, New Plymouth & Branches