FARM AND DAIRY.

Taranaki Daily News, 22 May 1920, Page 2

FARM AND DAIRY.

UNRESERVED DISPERSAL SALE. lUIfvGA-FAI PEDIGREE FRIESJANS. The disposal of .Mr. P. W. Koberstein's longestablished and favorably known Kalnga-Pal herd of pedigree Frieslan cattle presents to lovers of the black and white a. splendid opportunity of acquiring individuals of the very ■iost stralus of Dutch and American blood, i The offering comprises 45 cows, including a large number aired by the Imported stud bulls Canary Paul Forbes Oak, Colonel Manor of Riverside, Grace's Netherland of Riverside, and King Segls Wild Rose Homestead, whilst others claim as sires such well-known animals as King of Domlnos, CllfTslde Laddie, Abbekirk, Marquis of Tunnicourt, and Ideal Knight. The majority of the 12 two-year-old heifers catalogued were sired by Kalnga-Pal Holland King, the son of tho great bull Holl-ud Queen's grandson, and are a particularly fine lot, showing tho highest milking qualities, whilo the 18 yearling heifers will undoubtedly please the public eye. With the four young bulls, making a total offering of 67 nead, the catalogue presented Is a most attractive one, and as the vendor has disposed of his farm, the Instructions to the auctioneers (Dalgety & Co., Ltd.) are to sell absolutely without reserve, commencing at 11.80 am. sharp. Intending purchasers are asked to communicate with the auctioneers ro conveyance to sale.