THE DAIRY FARMERS' CHANCE

Wairarapa Age, Volume XXV, Issue 10713, 25 July 1913, Page 3

THE DAIRY FARMERS' CHANCE

The opportunity to obtain first-class dairy cows at the buyer's own figure will be afforded at Mr S. 8,. Lancaster's annual unreserved sale, which takes place &t his Homestead, Fitzherbert East, Palmerston North, on Tuesday and Wednesday, 2&th and 30th insts. The 600 head to be offered comprise specially seleceted cows and heifers from the best herds ihi the district, and also 100 head which haye been milked on the vendor's own farms. Practically the whole of the j animalgpr high-grade Jerseys ; and Hoi Stems, the balance being Shorthorn cross of high milking quality, and a choice line of twenty 3-year-old specially good Shorthorn heifers, just at the drop. Following his usual custom, Mr Lancaster will guarantee cows as to soundness, and also dates of calving, and this should ensure utmost confidence in intending purchasers. The pedigree Jerseys to be offered include a few choice females, arid' also thirty pedigree and purebred Jersey bulls, chiefly two-year-olds. The Jerseys will >be aold on the first day, commencing at 12 noon, and the sale will continue, starting <it 11 a.m., on the second day. Conveyances will meet alt trains, and the sale will be conducted by Messrs Dalgety and Company, Ltd., and the N.Z. Loan and Mercantile Agency Company, Ltd., in conjunction.