PEDIGREE JERSEY BULLS.

Taranaki Daily News, 16 October 1922, Page 8

PEDIGREE JERSEY BULLS.

A GREAT OPPORTUNITY TO DAIRYMEN. Under the auspices of the Egmont A. and. P. Society, the Farmers’ Co-op., N.Z. Loan Co., and R. P. Morrissey and Co. will hold their first annual sale of pedigree Jersey bulls at the showgrounds, Hawera, on Wednesday, 18th Fnst. Altogether 61 hulls will be submitted to auction. These are practically all maiden two-year-olds, and are descended from sires and dams possessing breeding second to none, and which are backed by some of the Dominion’s best butter-fat records. Already the catalogue has attracted attention .from various parts of the district, and without hesitation the auctioneers recommend with confidence i every hull that is to he put under the hammer. The following well-known ; breeders are represented: Messrs. Chas, i Goodson, A. B. Robertson, Jas. Pill, H. ! Mullions, H. H. Buxton, A. J. Prestidge, ■H. Wells, S. A. Tippett. W. D. Knowles, D. L. A. Astbury, Fred. Hoskin, Hugh Wills, F. W. Wilson. Leo McPhillips, L. Kavanagh, A. and B. Muggeridge, Geo. Twidle, G. W. Dane, J. R. Corrigan, W. P. Parsons. E. S. Forsyth. D. E. Scott. D. and E. Bourke. J. B. Laurenson, G. H. Mills, J. A. McCallam, G. C. Sinclair and A. D. Turner. The catalogue supplies the breeding and butter-fat records of each animal in every detail, and it is sure that, after an examination of same, those dairymen who desire to improve their breed will he convinced that this is the sale to secure their requirements. Remember: The herd sire is the keynote to aristocratic breeding and better butter-fat production Write for catalogue to-day.