JERSEY FIELD DAY.

Waikato Times, Volume 119, Issue 19884, 13 May 1936, Page 8

JERSEY FIELD DAY.

; MORRINSVILLI DIMONITM‘I’ION. 1 “KINGSMERE” PEDIGREE STUD. ‘ (Special to Times.) ‘ .\[ORRLVSVILLE, Tuesdly. Cnniinuins iis policy or annuu demon‘siraiiuns on the farms of its members. the liorrinsniio Jersey Came Club held I field day this afternoon at "Klnssmare." the ‘properiy or Mr .1. Au Sanders. or . Pinko. who is a inundation member or the club and a member of its executive. There “II a i'epraseiiiative attendance oi’ members of the club and visitors . The main points in he looked for in the Jersey breed were described by the demunstrnimz )ir .\. CV Lowlnck. of .\iutlntl.) in a ihnrough manner. The cows used for the uemnnsirannn were two splendid animals. KingSmPre Dolly. H.C.. which produced iinib or m at four years, and il hv the imported hull. Rowers Beautiful Prince, from the RC. cow. Penrose Petty: and Beeriiiands >ybil (0.H.T.. smm of (an. by Srhil‘s Earl t‘imp.) from Royiou Elva (\'.HA:.- Mr Sanders' rising three-yoar-nid snow-winning bull, Coy’s Victory. «35 used in demonstrate the desirable pmnis 11l Jersey bulls. His sire is the im{Jorieri hull, Brampton Coy \‘oiumeer. lnfl ii; dam is .\ania Ron‘s Gold View!!! (\'.ii.ci;. A number of this bull's first progeny “ere aim on display. these including 2hr hrs! and second exhibits in the bull rair class at TP Arena. the second and third at i'aerna, and mu in me pair of vahm at W .\rniia. first heifer rlii’ It .\iainmaia. and iir>i hand-red nil at I’m-run. Aiif‘r ihr‘ demonstration those present were i'illt’l'lfllnt‘fd a! simmer. tea by lldy summriers. 'l'lI“ Pl‘Mideni. .\II‘ C. 5. Leggeti. ex-pri-,~>t'il i|l€‘ Hull's thanks to Mr Lovelock. and \wlr‘ummi Alas=rs W. ii. .\iier: and IL _\iurniami. nmnhm': of ihe hew Zelllnd Ji-i'=v.\' inw-miers‘ Coilnrll. .\ \oir- nr thanks in Mr Sanders for the oiinrh’ Ilt' had made to ensure the success or the iii-mniisii‘ation. was carried by Isrlanmiinn. \ '3: