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Taranaki Daily News, 15 October 1918, Page 4

MILKING SHORTHORN IiUUUS. On Thursday, l"tli, :t t\se Wain-aia'ao fjuit fall-, Mr. Newton King will sell tlie ,iuBU*I draft of Messrs. n. Turnkill and on?' liediSrea bulls. The number this year to be offered is four* teen, and full particulars are arail.iblo from (09 auctioneer of the pedigrees of each ttnUual. They are all by cither Eitward's Ditfrvman or Nctherby Prince, out of -ows that in must cases hare either been u»<J-:r soml-oflicla! teat or are at present underpins: that test, A visit to the Nethcrby stud farm recMnly has satisfied those present that the ctmSttMn and quality Is good, and It Is anticipated that there will be keen bidding wticn this lino U Op under the auctioneer's hammer. Should *ny dairyman prior to the sjlla wish have u through the Netherby stud farm he In ln«fcM to do so, and the owners will be nliasod fa show him right through the stud.

At the Waiwakaiho Bui; Bsir' on Thursday next an entry of 14 pedigreo Shorthorn hulls will be pcmicd from P» Turnbull and Son's noted Netherby Shorthorn 'herd. .The splendid dairying qualities of these Shorthorns arc now well known amongst dairymen and keen competition is sure to result. The animals to be offered are seven, pedigree 2-year old and 7 pedigree yearling Start* horn dairy bulls.