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Gisborne Herald, Volume LXVI, Issue 20044, 16 September 1939, Page 11

Waimoana Stud Farm Some clioice bulls are to be ofl'ered on Wednesday on account of theWairnoana Stud Farm, including one by the imported Polled Hereford bti.ll Bullion Grove 20th, while 11 horned Hcrcfords are by Waihuka Jumbo Ist. The latter sire has an excellent Show record, including a junior Royal Show championship and a reserve championship at the Royal Show. They are all deep-coloured bulls and of a type that should suit the Gisborne district admirably. Acton Stud The 20 bulls from the Acton Hereford Stud are of good quality and with good skins. They have been done hard, but have come out very well. They are from Whanawhnna cows by Bonny Gem and Dandy Gem. whe are from that great Polled Hereford sire Royal Gem (imp.), whose slock has become famous throughout uot only the Dominion but; the Commonwealth as Well. Taurau Valley Stud Although tho offering from the: Taurau Valley Hereford Stud is small,] quality is not lacking, and those listed come from some of the best blood in thp district.

TAURAU VALLEY HEREFGRDS At this year's sale Mrs. G. L. Mine will offer the last two sons of Homebush Discovery, first and champion Poverty Bay Show, 1925 find 1920. This stud is now headed by the noted sire Waihoku 278, first prize yearling 1030 Royal Show and champion at two years in Gisborne and reserve champion at I-lawke’s Bay. He is by San Paulo, from Waikohu Princess 12th, a daughter of the IOOOgn. bull Royal Navy.