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Dominion, Volume 37, Issue 16, 14 October 1943, Page 7

Devoted to Raising Station-bred Bulls—Unpampered Great Doers of True Quality Standard. “RO YD ON” ABERDEEN-ANGUS HERD Founded with careful selections from Gwavas, Waiterenui i and Ben Lomond. Developed with the outstanding sire, GONG OF AKITIO, winner of Breeder's Prize in a strong class when offered at Dannevirke, for Best Two-year-old Bull. (Si re —Peleus of Gwavas; Dam—Patricia of Denoon, imp.) ' AT WAIPUKURAU 3rd ANNUAL A.A. BULL SALE—ROYDON will Offer an Exceptionally well-grown line of 2-Year Bulls—all sired by GONG OF AKITIO. A/c H. G. DALBY, PORANGAHAU, HAWKE'S BAY. Phone 9M. 1869-1943—74 YEARS' BREEDING “BURNSIDE” Beef Shorthorns Bred to vigour of Constitution, Heavy Fleshing and with Strength of Heads as Notable Features/Stock available from late sire—Erica of Te Puna. Females and a few good bulls yet available for private sale. ENQUIRIES INVITED. i ALEX. HUNTER & SONS, P.O. Box 16, Hawera. Ideally Suited to Efficient Beef Production. EARLY MATURING—RICHLY FLESHED “ W AIORONGOMAI” POLLED HEREFORDS Bred Under Entirely Natural Conditions. FAMOUS Beau Gem (1935 andl936 RoyalChampion—by Beau Gem/imp.). Bombadier Gem (by Beau Gem and full brother to Bosum Gem —twice SERVICE Supreme Beef Champion). Challenge Domino, imp (unbeaten Show Champion). Also a son of the celebrated High Stanway Ist, imp., and SIRES Duchess 15th'—dam of the Dual Royal Champion cow, Waio Duchess Ist. - ALL THIS SEASON'S BULLS DISPOSED. < , Inquiries Invited. J. R. MATTHEWS "WAIORONGOMAI," ’ FEATHERSTON. OF OUTSTANDING ANCESTRY: “P APAT A H I” POLLED HEREFORDS / — — No Less than 3 IMPORTED Sires Have Served i Here—of Recent Years. Present Service Sires include:— NEW DEAL, imp., rich in.the famous Anxiety blood; PAPATAHI CUTLER 30th, a son of Dale Culver, imp., and 1940 Champion at Carterton; HIGH STANWAY, imp., sire of noted prize-winners, including High Stanway Ist', imp. A SELECTION OF CHOICE YEARLINGS AVAILABLE. Inquiries Invited. Herd Inspection Welcomed. MISS BESSIE DONALD, PAPATAHI :: FEATHERSTON. ’ "Breed Better Producers By Using Better Bred Bulls." “MATARAWA” Jerseys ARE THE ANSWER Headed by such sires as— CROYDON SOUMISE PRIDE, by Glamorgan Soumise Pride (prize-winner at Carterton and.Masterton Shows) from Croydon Fern s Dons, V.H.C. C.O.R. 6521 b. fat in 365 days at 2 years. Was highest, producing heifer in Taranaki Oaks Contest. GLAMORGAN SUPERLATIVE, by Burnside Superlative, from Glamorgan Soumise Sunray, H.C.—C.O.R. 601 lb. fat at 3 years. A daughter of Hollybank Majestic, C.B.fL ANNUAL OFFERING OF BULLS made at WAIRARAPA CLUB'S SALE— in 1941 secured top price; Highest Average and Ist, 2nd and 3rd prizes; 1942 highest average and equal top price. OFFERING, 19th OCTOBER, 7 BULLS— Right up to our standards—(Lots 1, 21, 22, 23, 26, 38 and 40. A/c C. JAMIESON, "Matarawa," Carterton. The Only Stud in Jersey History to Win—-5 Times Successively—at such an event as the "National, the Cup for Best Group of Three Yearling Bulls —Such is “TUHITARATA” Quality Offering a Small, Select Draft at Carterton Bull Sale. HERD INSPECTION AND ENQUIRY INVITED. Account J. JAMIESON, Masterton. Manager: D. LEITCH, Tuhitarata R.D., Featherston. Phone 27M, Martinborough. Where Every Female is on Test or Tested, Achieving Great Production Records —on Grass Alone —From Light Wairarapa Country. “TUHIRANGI” JERSEYS TYPE AND PRODUCTION ARE HERE All this season's stock disposed. Enquiries Invited for Future. Herd Inspection Welcomed. R. J. U. WELLINGTON, "TUHIRANGI," MASTERTON. /CGrand Tlerd—Headed by Two Great Imported Sires. “GREENBANK” AYRSHIRES GREENAN BONDSMAN, imp.—lo Times Champion at leading shows. . BURTON RIGHT AT LAST, imp.—Full brother to sire of Scotland's record-priced bulls, sold at I9UU and 2300gns. All This Season's Bulls Early Disposed. Future Enquiries Invited—Herd Inspection Welcomed, w. MOORE & SON, HOMEBUSH, MASTERTON. 'Phone 2564.