JERSEY BREEDERS' SALE.

Taranaki Daily News, 5 October 1920, Page 8

JERSEY BREEDERS' SALE.

A final reminder of the sale to l to-morrow at the New Plymouth She i nnrdiy necessary, for it the main topic of conversation at every lry factory milk platform in Taranaki. The littee of the Jersey Breeders' Asire making every effort thai the sale shall be a success. A largo tent Is -Jready erected within "•- T — • - • mg, and aoailng accomi aake the time pass comfortably for buyers. All cattle will be penned and numbered in accordance with the catalogue by 9 a.m. on Wednesday, thus giving buyers a good opportunity for inspection. A further opportunity will be given at 10 a.m., when a number of tr.e best conditioned ones will parade in the ring for the. final awarding of prizes. Messrs. R. F. and F. W. Cornwall are the Judges. The commitee has decided that no Btandirg within the sale tent will be per'tted, every person must sit down so as to force this Messrs. Alei. Thomson and It. F. Cornwall have been appointed ring stewards. The sale will begin at 11 a.m., an' l ■>« adjournment of half-an-hour will bo mac lurch at 1 p.m., but lunch will be on ai 12.30 for any desiring It. It was anticipated 'hat Mr. Singleton of the Dairy Division rould be able to attend and mako an address, but he t at the Show Grout'ds on Tuesday will be fed and cared for. The weather promises to be good and the efforts of the breeders appear likely to be rewarded with a good sale.