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Taranaki Daily News, 10 June 1922, Page 8

PEDIGREE JERSEYS. SOUTH TARANAKI SALE. The Farmers’ Co-op. are holding a sale of pedigree Jerseys on behalf of leading South Taranaki Jersey breeders in and around the Manaia district, at their Manaia saleyards on Monday, 26th inst. - The catalogue displays pedigrees of 45 entries, comprising 28 heifers (yearlings and two-year-olds), 12 cows, 5 bulls (yearlings upwards). On studying the pedigrees, which are shown in every detail, with the butter-fat returns and other particulars relating to C.O.R. daughters, etc., it will be seen that the lots to be offered will stand up to the criticism of the keenest judges in the Jersey world. All those noted sires—Majesty’s Fox’, K.C.8., Eminent Fontaine, Roberts, Campanile Sultan, Lord Twylish, Molina’s General, The Squire, Brighton Twylish, Hollybank Squire. Admiral of Puketapu, Una’s Nobility, Magnet’s Boy, Charm’s Lord Twylish, Petune’s Noble, The Doctor, etc. —appear quite frequently in the pedigrees of the various lots. On the other hand it will be found that the dams are all descendants of the Dominion’s foremost butter-fat families. Two vendors, Messrs. Charles Jones (Manaia) and Charles Voullaire (Kaupokonui), have entered the whole of their pedigree cattle to be offered practically without reserve. Included in the lots are Shamrock’s Sweet, which cow made a C.O.R. record last year of 6971b5. butter-fat; Shamrock’s Jewel, a two-year-old heifer, a daughter of Shamrock’s Sweet ; and Ayesha’s Beauty, a two-year-old heifer by Hollybank Squire, and for which as a calf an offer of 120 guineas was refused. There are many others in the catalogue lots which arc worthy of mention, but as the space will not permit, those interested are referred to the catalogue. Other breeders represented are: Messrs. S. J. Bennett, Karl Rothe, R. Gibson, Geo. Cowling, J. J. Carpenter., E. Long and D. Hurley. Besides the pedigrees a fine lot of two-year-old grade Jersey in-calf heifers on account of Mr. Jones will be offered under the hammer. Cars will leave the auctioneers’ Hawera office at 10 o’clock on the morning of the sale, for which seats must be booked 48 hours beforehand. Catalogues are now obtainable on application to the auctioneers.

PEDIGREE JERSEY SALE. It will be of great interest to Jersey fanciers and dairymen to note the particulars of Mr. Harry Hodge’s Jersey sale which are appearing in the auction columns of this paper. Owing to Mr. Hodge depending largely on share milking, he has now found himself with too many high quality animals to properly attend to, consequently he has decided to dispose of his whole herd of pedigrees. Mr. Hodge has been a keen admirer of Jerseys for many years, and at this sale will be offered' some of the best Jerseys to be found on this coast. A study of the names, pedigrees and performances of the cattle enumerated in the catalogue will show that many are descendants of some of the most famous sires that are known in the Jersey world and out of dams noted for butterfat production. Admirers and prospective buyers of the popular breed will have many very high quality cattle to choose from. The sale is to be without reserve and will be held at the New Zealand Loan and Mercantile and Co.. Ltd., saleyards, Hawera, on Friday the 7th July. Catalogues can now be obtained from the auctioneers.

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