LIVE STOCK MARKET
——— Sale of Bulls by Poverty Bay Breeders’ Association Dominion Special Service. Gisborne, September 17. The Poverty Bay Stockbrokers’ AssoiHtipn’s first annual sale of bulls bred by local breeders attracted great interest, and a large attendance. The general- quality was highly creditable, recently established breeders making a fine display Competition was keen, with values above anticipations. First day: Herefords, account Harris Brothers, 31 to 53 guineas, averaging 38; account H. W. Barkes, 20 to 58. nverag'.ni--35i; account Waimoana stud farm, 15 to 32J, averaging 2H; account "J. C. Field, 15 to 20, averaging 16|: account C. Tietjen, 15 to 55, averaging 33i; a<j. count C.G. Holdsworth, 20 to 61, averecing 402 account T. W. G. Tombleson, polled Herefords, 22J to 34, averaging’ 29J. Second day: Aberdeen Angus,. account D. P. Cameron,. 29 to 46, averaging 40; account Mrs. M. I. Harris, 40 to 100. averaging 54; account Opou Station, 32 to 55, averaging 45; account Charles Matthews, 34 to 67, averaging 48. The total entry was 160, and the highest price 100 by Mrs. M. I. Harris for a yearling.
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Dominion, Volume 29, Issue 303, 18 September 1936, Page 5
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182LIVE STOCK MARKET Dominion, Volume 29, Issue 303, 18 September 1936, Page 5
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