PEDIGREE JERSEYS.

Hawera Star, Volume XLVIII, 16 October 1924, Page 12

PEDIGREE JERSEYS.

FARMERS’ 00-OP. THIRD ANNUAL SALE. GOOD DEMAND AND PRICES. The best indication of the success of the sale of pedigree Jersey bulls is the satisfaction expressed'" by vendors and also by the- auctioneers. The Tatter consider it- was their best sale of bulls, and one of the best held in Taranaki, this year. The quality generally was very good, competition was keen, and every lot was competed for, bidding being -brisk all the afternoon, and pi-acticallv as good at the end as at the beginning. It is worth mention that most of the bulls offering were yearlings. Outside buyers competed ireelv, and no- less than twenty bulls, went out of the district. The result seems to point to the fact that for good Quality hulls there is a strong demand, and that dairy farmers -are realising that they must have them if the quality of • the herds is to be maintained. tVhen prices are low there is a tendency for farmers to kill their calves and be satisfied with any kind of scrub bull. The demand yesterday showed that the valu-e of quality was realised. Top price—50 guineas—was obtained for two vearlings, one from Mr John Vicolson and one from Mr J. A. Pettigrew. The former is a grandson of Mr James Nicolscn’s famous cow Aster’s August Child, which secured the rioM medal as senior 3-year-old with 90olbs fat. After keen competittion by outside buyers, the bull fell to tile bid of Mr Darbyshire. of Ma-xwelltown. Mr Pettigrew’s bull shows great qualify. being sired by Anzac, a son of Majesty's Fox, out of Floss, who had C.O.R. figures of 621 lbs fat. and his dam was Alicante, a fine typy cow. with a- record of 507 lbs. fat. The purhaser was Mr Handley, of Waitotara. A bull entered by Mr W. D. Knowles, of Patea, brought 36r*gns. Another yearling possessing perhaps the best butter-fat strains of any with catalogue coming from the same family as the world’s champion Vivandiere. and also the ex-champion Genoa’s Daisy and having three strains of chnmmon butter-fat bulls through K.C B. This bull was purchased bv +he Farmers’ Co-op. a# agent for Mr F. Rose, of Tirau. This animal was hardly as well grown as one would like to hnyo seen, but be should develop into a very fine bull. He is certainly b""k?d un by He best butter-fat strains in the- country, and is fit to go into °nv herd. Alto-ptAer- tfia c a ]e wa« v°rv satisfactory. and evidences a healthy optimistic tone in the dairy industry. Thera is a strong demand reoorted for '■-nd stuff, and this is borne, -out by the results of the sale. , Further details were as follow: — On Account G. Grantham, Normanby. Pine Bank Rover, born September, 1922, by Miro Meadow’s Tim—Exquisite White Stockings.—-D. W. Calender, Whenuakura, 16gns. On Account W. Mcrtlock, Normanby. Gienbrook Earl, born August, 1923. by Patch’s Lad—Gienbrook Doris. —F. Rose, Tirau, Hi- guineas. Gienbrook Hero, born August, 1923.. bv Patch’s Lad —Grand Lady.—W. Sinison, Whenuakura, 14 guineas. Gienbrook Teddy, born August, 1923, by Patch’s Lad—Gienbrook Lady. — Cleaver Bros., Te R-ot-i, 14A guineas. On Account of L. Kavanagh, Hawera. Barosca. born October, 1923, by Aster’s Nobleman—Bianca of Rosy . Creek—G. W. Hill, Te Roti, 10> guineas. . Jeannie’s Nnbilitv, born August. 1923, by Aster’s Nobleman —Jeannie. —J. Kerr. Eltham. 19 guineas. On Account of J. G. Allen, Stratford. Ardmanning Bright, born August. 1922, bv Brampton Bright—Riverside R-?e —F J. Harrison, 21 guineas. Willowbnnlc Tony, born October, 1922, by Poplarrate Admiral —Willow-Vi-uk Carlita.—J. K. Richards, Ohangai, 14 guineas. ' On Account of R-. Hicks, Hawera. Tnngahoe Star, born August. 1922 by War Star —Ruby’s Pet. —A. J. Corrigan, Hawera, 10 guineas. Tonga-hoe Major, born August, 1922. ; fiv Rose’s Maior —Molina’s Lady.—N. IV. Lee. 13 guineas. Toncahoe Squire, born August, 1922 by Rita’s Molina —Whemiku Lady Squire— G. H. Mallett, 6 guineas. Tonga-hoe Jumbo, born August. 1923, by Rita’s Molina—Jazz. —J. S. Tosland. 7 guineas. Tonga-hoe Duke, born August. 1923. bv Rita’s Molina—lrene. —C. J. Hawken. 3 guineas. Tongahoe Nigger Bov, born August, 1923. bv War Star —-Molina’s Lady.— O. J. Hawken. 6 guineas. On Account of F. S. Bluett, Te Rot:. Silver General, born August, 1921. by Sunlight Noble General —Mountain View’s Silver. —N. Blair, Hawera, 11 guineas. On Account W. Standish. Hawera. Prince Joe. born August. 1923, bSea View Joe—Sea View Duleie.—S O. Mcßae. Patea, 9* guineas. _ On Account of D. E. Scott. Hawera Daluess Slvvan Glade, born Septem l>er 1923. bv Dalness Butternut— Daluess Sivnli.—F. Rose. 11 guineas Daluess Royal Oak. born October. 1Q93 bv Daluess Butternut —Daluess, Rovnl Gift.—J. S. Tosland, 9 guineas. Daluess Valeria, born September. 1923. by Da-lness Butternut —Valona’s —F. Rose. 11 guineas. Dal ness Busv Bodv. born August 1923. by Memento- —Protection's Little 1 Be'intv.—F. Willcocks, Tokaora, 14 guineas. On Account of Egmont A. and P. Association. Wyoming Bachelor, born September. 1922 bv Onaero’s Rangitira—Ladv Athol.—L. K. Sheard, Tnaha, 17 guineas. On Account of H. R. Penny, Okaiawa. Honev Mascot, born August. 1923, by Bridge View Mascot—Te Ngutu’s Princess".—C. J. Hawken, 9i guineas. Honey Frisky, born October. 1923, by Mountain View Frisky —Larne’s Rosette.—J. S. Tosland, 6 guineas. On Account S. A. Tippett, Okaiawa. The Moor, born July, 1923. by Gleam’s Sun Prince—Binnia’s Queen. —F. Rose. 13J guineas. On Account A. and J. Thomiinson, Hawera. Onaero Watchman, by Miro Meadow’s Dick—Miro Meadow’s Pansy. —R. Smith, 15 guineas. On Account of J. Pettigrew, Pihama. Jersey dale Country Boy, born September. 1923, by Maid’s Genetal —Jerseydale Coquette.—C. J. Hawken, 20 guineas. Jersevdale Boxer, born March, 1923. by .Tricksey’s Security—Jerseydale Beauty.—L. K. Sheard, 22 guineas. On Account Condon Bros., Normanby. Peep’s Meadow Boy, born 1923, by Peep’s O.lv.—Pretty Flower.—D. Walker, Waverlev, IS guineas. On Account of R. j. Ballantyne, Normanby. Rosendale Orange Fox, born August, 1922, by Twylish Orange—Rcsendale’s Pride.—T. Wilson. Ararata, 22 guineas. Rosendale’s Advance, born July, 1923, by Twylish Orange—Neat Lass. —J. McHardy, 11£ guineas.

Oil Account of Loo M(‘Phillips, Hawera. Springvale Patch. born September, 1923, by Rowlina’s Oxford Noble —Vesta of O.K. —Condon Bros., Te ifoti, Signs. Spriifgvale Oxford Lad, born September. 1923. bv Bowl ilia’s Oxford Noble—-i-etty's Beauty.—A. Haseltine, Hawera, 21gns. On Account li. B. Taylor. Ttaitlnvaite Thesbian, born December, 1921, by Raitliwaite Briar—Caloola Thistle. —Donald and Stanford, Whonuakura. 2ligns. On Account of Hawera Hospital Board Mountain View Gold Coin, born July. 1922, by Mermaid’s Prince Ro.va' —Gold Lass. —V . J. Price, Hawera, 24gns. On Account of W. Duggan, inaha. Kamsin, born November, 1920, by Meado.w Wood —Lady Beaconsfiekl. — Alls M. J. GGodson. Hawera, 23gns. On Account of Jas. Nicolson, Kaupokonui. Riverswood Squire, born September. 1921, by General Aste—Squire’s Ladv Bird. — T. Kerr, Elthain, 36gns. Riverswood Digger, born September, 1922, by Rainbo.w’s ■Governor—Fail’s Clieri vmaid.—E. Beech, Mata mi, 25gns Riverswood Ruler, bom August. 1922. by Rainbow’s Governor—Asterisk.—J Lavery, Tokaora, 2ogns. Riverswood Fair Bov- born March, 1923, by Cherry’s Sainre—Fair Vanitv. —J. M. Laurent, 28gns. Riverswood Prince, born September. 1923, by Rivers weed Royal AstorRiverswood Princess.—C. J. Hay.ken, Tgns. ; On Account- of J. E. Mortimer. Okaiawa. Lord Cranberry, born 1923, bv De lender —Ladv Hollywood.—C. Hunger Nonnanby. 101-gns. On Account A. E. Western, Hawera. Bilberry’s King, born August. 1923. by Victoria’s Ncble—Malice's BißArry —A. Morrison, Waverley. 12gus. Alethen’s King, ,born August, 1923. bv A utoria’s Noble—Eletbea’s Queen. — G. Kuhfuss. Mokoia, 16gns.