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Taranaki Daily News, 22 May 1922, Page 8

SALES BY AUCTION. FARMERS CO-OP STRATFORD SALE. TUESDAY, MAY 23, 1922. 250 HEAD MIXED CATTLE AND SHEEP, including—--15 prime fat cows 10 zj-year i.c. heifers (good) 30 weaner heifers 80 wethers 100 prime fat ewes On account of a client — WITHOUT RESERVE: 50 2}-year i.c Jersey, Holstein and Shorthorn heifers S grade Jersey bulls INGLEWOOD. WEDNESDAY, MAY 24, 1922. GOOD JERSEY WEANER HEIFERS 50 weaner steers and heifers 25 20-month steers and. empty heifers 60 fat sheep HIDE AND TALLOW SALE. FARMERS’ CO-OP., STRATFORD. NEXT SALE 20th JUNE. Advice labels on application.

HIGH GRADE I Basic Slag have a shipment of highest grade Basic Slag arriving per l s.s. “TREDENHAM” at New Plya mouth in a few days. Most of this is already ordered, and there is only a small amount j, available. PLACE YOUR ORDER IMMEDIATELY to make certain of securing yorm requirements. We have been appointed Distributing Agents for the N.Z. Farmers’ Fertiliser Company. TE PAPAPA MANURES now stocked by all branches. Farmers’ Co=op. (ALL BRANCHES.)

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PEDIGREE SALE. FEMALE JERSEY STOCK The Farmers* Co-op. are holding a sale of pedigree Jersey females in the Manaia yards on Monday, June 26, and entries will be received up to Wednesday, May 24, after which the catalogue will be arranged. The present entries include some of the best line-bred Jerseys possessing strains of the most fashionable blood. All those noted sires such as K.C.8., Campanile’s Sultan, Molina’s General, Eminent’s Fontaine, Magnet’s Boy, Lord Twylish, Majesty’s Fox, The Squire, etc., appear quite frequently in the various pedigrees on both the dams’ and sires’ sides. The dams hold butter-fat records which will compare more than favorably with other dams in any part of the Dominion. In Mr. C. Jones’ entry the whole of his pedigree Jersey herd is included, and as he intends relinquishing dairying buyers will be afforded a great opportunity of purchasing high-class stock that will prove valuable acquisitions to their herd. This breeder’s best cow, Shamrock Sweet, holds a C.O.R. record of 6971b5. of butter-fat produced in 365 days. One of her daughters, Pretty’s Princess, as a two-year-old heifer, has produced 3601b5. of butter-fat in 263 days. She is still milking well, and has up till next Augttst to complete her record. Another two-year-old heifer. Passion’s Beauty, has made well over 3001bs. of butter-fat so far and has up till September next to complete her record. Both of these heifers are entered for the Jersey Oaks. The auctioneers’ agent, who has inspected the herd, states that all of the cattle are in fine fettle, and, as for type, is of opinion they would be hard to beat. Mr. Jones has intimated that he is prepared to show any intending buyers through his herd at any time between now and the day of flie sale. Fuller particulars and all details will be furnished in the catalogue that is to be prepared at an early date.

ZONlX—the compressed liquorice and mentho pellets. Handy for bag or nocket; 9d post free. H. J. Abram, MAIL ORDER CHEMIST, New Plymouth.