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Taranaki Daily News, 29 September 1921, Page 4

Have I a good-eonstitutioned, typy, and well-bred bull at the head of my herd? This is a question that all dairymen should ask themselves. With a sire that possesses these strong points the outcome must mean increased production and a well set up, strong and healthy herd. Endeavor to bring this about and grasp the opportunity next week of securing a bull of good dairy quality at either the New Plymouth, Stratford, or Kaponga pedigree Jersey bull sales. On Wednesday next, at the conclusion of the Jersey Breeders’ bull sale at New Plymouth showgrounds, Messrs. Newton King, Ltd., are selling a consignment of pedigree Jersey cows, heifers, and bulls, on behqlf of the well-known South Island breeder, Mr. Charles Coulter. Mr. Coulter has a long-standing reputation for breeding cattle of extra good Jersey quality, both as regards type and butterfat productivity. He has on previous occasions sent cattle here for sale, and it ks satisfying to know that the change of climate; pastures, etc., suited them remarkably well, and all the buyers were more than satisfied with their purchases. This year’s consignment is cusifiy the best Mr. Goulter has yet sent here, for the cattle are for the most part bred from his imported stock. Cata logues can be obtained from the Auctioueers at...&ay of .their offices.