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ACCTIONS. PEDIGREE FRIESIAN DAIRY SALE, UNRESERVED. MONDAY, MAY 15, 1944, At 12 Noon. ACCOUNT MRS. M. O. FELL, At the Homestead, BOUNDARY ROAD EXTENSION, KAREIiE. NEAR PALMERSTON NORTH. 29 pedigree Friesian cows 1 herd sire, Fairdale Champion Buster G grade Jersey cows 1 3-cow Ideal milking plant and motor 1 skim-milk pump, 1 25-gall. hot-water unit, 1 Lister separator, 12 20-gall. milk cans This herd was founded 20 years ago by the purchase of matrons from Ma W. I. Lovelock’s, well-known Friesland Punt Stud, and tlic first bull used was that great sire Royal Coiautha of Friesland Park whose dam was Queen Colantha Cadillac, 8031 b. butterfat. Oue of the aged cows in the offering Is Fairdale Colautim Cadillac, 7021 b. of fat C.O.R. (a winner ot show championships and a proved butterfat producer), and she was sired by Fairdale Coiautha Echo, a champion prizewinner at Palmerston North Show. It is from these butter-fat strains the present herd has been built up. Eight of the heifers taken. Into the herd last year were from dams returning over 4001 b. butter-fat. The cows have been depasturing with Fairdale Champion Buster, whose dam is Fairdale Segis Belle—tracing back to King Segis of Friesland Park. Eight of the cows will be in milk, 9 are due in May to July, 10 ip August and, the balance in September, as this herd has been milked for city and school supply. No rising two-year heifers arc available as they were sold as yearlings. Catalogues will be available from the Stud Stock Auctioneers — DALGETY AND CO., LTD. (Inc. In England), PALMERSTON NORTH. LIGHT LUNCHEON PROVIDED. Al5l UNRESERVED CLEARING SALE. HILTON ROAD. CARTERTON. ON TUESDAY, MAY 16. 1944. At 11.30 a.m. Sharp. tVRIGHT. STEPHENSON & CO., LTD., have received instructions from C. Moore, Esq., who has sold bls property, to offer as above: — 47 JERSEY AND JERSEY CROSS COWS, due factory dates 9 Jersey cross heifers, r.w. bull 5 weaner Jersey cross heifers 2 p.b. Jersey bulls (3 and 4 years) t aged draught mare, all work I Ford truck, with sheep crate 1 6-cow L.K.G. milking plant 8 milk cans, cooler. Zip heater. 75-gal. Alfa Laval separator milk lift, spring cart, harness, pig feeder, meat safe, carpenter’s bench. sOlb. mixed grass seed. 400 bales hay. AUCTIONEERS’ NOTE.—We have inspected the cows and can recommend them to intending purchasers. Mr. Moore has always made a practice of culling heavily, and has only used top bulls. Calving dates of the individual cows will be given at the trll OUTSIDE ENQCRY. A/c. Mrs. F. E. Bassett, Hilton Road: — 1 pedigree Jersey bull. “Te Moa Caddy,” double grandson of “Brampton Dreaming Sam" 1 pedigree Jersey bull. -Hawthorne Gay Boy,” by "Juniper of Puketapu,” dam "Hawthorne Avis H.C.” 4 pedigree Jersey heifers, calving In July to "Te Moa Caddy" 3 pedigree yearling Jersey heifers 1 set Massey Harris 5-a-side discs 1 horse collar Light Luncheon Provided. A 225 COMPLETE SOUTHDOWN DISPERSAL SALE. Account H. A. STEWART. ESQ.. Reg. Flock No. 357. FEILDING SHOWGROUNDS. WEDNESDAY. MAY 24. 1944. At 12 Noon. 63 1 and 2-shear ewes, depasturing with "Ashlelgh” 162/41 . 44 3 to 5-shear ewes, depasturing with "Punchbowl” UlOO 10 aged ewes, depasturing with “A.C. 44/38 67 ewe lambs 60 ram lambs Also the two sires. “Ashleigh” IG2/41 and “Punchbowl U 100.” This flock was founded in 1923 by the purchase of-ewes from G. L. Marshall and added to in 1928 by further ewes from Estate IT. O. Washbourn. Since (hen selected sires from A. C. Vile. H. J. Andrew and J. and S. Madeley have been used with excellent results. The Flock has been Inspected by the Southdown Inspectors and transfers are available. The sale has our strong recommendation as the complete flock is being dispersed. Catalogues will be available. Inquiries'aud purchasing commissions to the Auctioneers in conjunction :— DALGETY & COMPANY, LTD.. ' STUD STOCK SALESMEN. PALMERSTON NORTH. N.Z. FARMERS’ CO-OP. DISTRIBUTING CO., LTD.. FEILDING. Light Luncheon Provided. . ,■> A 124 "WOODLANDS” ABERDEEN ANGUS’ DISPIIENISHING SALE. AT THE SALEYARDS, MASTERTON (For convenience). TUESDAY, MAY 30, 1944, at 11.80 a.m. Account ESTATE R. R. BURLING. 29 selected pedigree A.A. cows, depasturing with “Just Eric of Tautane” (10686) 19 selected pedigree cows, depasturing with "Questor of Woodlands” (10432) 5 rising 3-yr. pedigree heifers, depasturing with “Just Eric of Tautane" (10086) and “Questor of Woodlands" (10432) 15 rising 2-yr. pedigree heifers (empty) 36 pedigree bull and heifer calves 15 rising 2-yr. pedigree' bulls' 1 stud sire "Questor ot Woodlands” H.B. No. 10432. The “Woodlands” herd was founded with. Imported animals, or close up descendants of imported cattle. Bulls Imported included “Ermltano” arid “Eland ot Bleaton,” both of which w-ere from the famous Beautv family of Keillor, and did much to build up the name of “Woodlands.” Among the females brought out were “Proud Peggy” of the "Erica’’ strain, “Pride of Mulben 44th," "Pride of Aberdeen 532nd” and “Bunty of Mulben.” In 1926, when, the entire herd was sold, the late Mr. R. R. Burling selected and purchased 15 females from the best breedihg families, and since then the "Erica” and "Pride of Aberdeen” strains have had a controlling influence. Cows.sold at the sale in 1926 have bred, particularly well wherever they went. “Carthage of Gwavas.” sire ot thq two bulls sold at Dannevlrkc last October for C5O gns. and 520gns. respectively, is out of “Rose ot Woodlands." The top-priced animal at the Ben Lomond Sale was sired by “Count of Woodlands," who also sired nianv Show winners. This sale gives breeders a wonderful opportunity of securing high-class animals of undoubted breeding and quality. Catalogues will be available on application. and the Auctioneers will be pleased to make selections and execute commissions on behalf of breeders unable to attend. , Inquiries to the Auctioneers in conjunction— DALGETY & COMPANY. LTD. (Inc. In England). NZ LOAN & MERCANTILE AGENCY CO., LTD. (Inc. in England). Stud Stock Departments and all Branches. Al5O

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