SALE OF MILKING SHORTHORNS
The Farmers' Co-op. Auctioneering Co., ' Ltd., Hamilton, report:— At the homestend of Messrs. BansteaO ' Bros., Matangi, on Thursday, May 31, we submitted their annual draft of registered . Milking Shorthorns to a very appreciative i gathering. As Mr. Green, manager of Kuakura. Farm, remarked in the course of a ' few words at the conclusion of the sale. ; '"the Shorthorn Association owe a great . deal to Messrs. Ranstead for the energy they had displayed ln keeping the Shorthorn In prominence as a butterfat pro- , dticer." Those assembled associated them- , selveH with this opinion hy giving three hearty cheers for the gentlemen concerned. Certainly the offering was introduced to ) the ring in :i mo«t creditable condition, and . the fact that an average of 40gns was registered over the whole was the best indication the public could offer of their apprel elation of the quality presented. The I animals comprising this year's catalogue will be distributed over a wide area, buyers from all parts of the island being in attendance. Orders were also received front South Island breeders, but the limits allowed financiers from that .ml were soon outstepped by the netivltv of those on the spot. The heifer calves, numbering 15, were ofT-reil lirst. aud these, .villi mi averace of .''.."ilgns per head fee lb" l"t. realised .up t.. Sfteiis. This flgure was paid by Mr. 11. C. Belcher, of Kit bam. for Lot 14. Ma--1 tangi i-icilitv nth. a handsome roan by , Sherwood Robin Hood. from Matangi Quality 2nd. 1.0 11. Matangi Patricia md. , was „ot far behind In value, .Innving ..lens 1 fn.m Mr. I\ r.uiilsky. Whakatane. Ths heifer, which secured lirst prize •"_'"" * , < [ .?™ ilt0 h n „Vi!. r l ,of her""" re"Ton*,on i;iivo and for her dam Matangi Patricia, iioth 'carrying copious infusions of narnalara blood. An average was l*™™™. o ™)] , the IS bull calves submitted of 4.,J1-ii> petLead. Lot 1."!. Matanll Prince filaxo not un- ' expectedly heading the list at 12»2">s This animal, which was secured by Messrs. Mc-Clenn-in Bros.. Whangarei. was i fine coi. stttutioned roan Hy the Ruaknra-hrod Dominion Gla.vo. from Messrs. Ranstead s wellknown record-breaker. Mania ran Princess. Kmonzst the remainder tb<- most popular were lot 22 Frederick Tta. whi.-h was secured' hv Mr. P. Comlskey at S3gns; Lot *>1 Glaxo'Sth. Mr. A. Middleman, Matanei, Sn'-rns- Lot 23. Report. Mr. A. P. Bell. Clevedon fiOans: Lot 30. Esau stb. Mr. P. Comlskey. OOgns; I-ot 32. Mr. «;. p. PaM. Xorth Auckland. oOgns; Lot .13. Frederick Sth II S I.udbrook, Ohaeawsi. 46g-s: Iy->t 16, 'Esau 3rd, Mr. Alfred Kay, -Halrinl, 40gns. I
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Auckland Star, Volume LIV, Issue 130, 2 June 1923, Page 5
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