PEDIGREE JERSEYS.

Hawera Star, Volume XLV, 30 May 1925, Page 5

PEDIGREE JERSEYS.

O’SULLIVAN AND SONS’ CATTLE

PRICES ONLY MODERATE. There has been, at al tne pedigree jersey sa.es tins season an uiukauon tnat . prices cau irarctiy o e expected to he as goou. -as prevailed during the last year' or two. Lius was confirmed at the secoiiu annual salt* or tne weu-icnown oreeuers, Messrs it. O’©tu ivan and toons, t item Oy Messrs jNewton King, Liu., and Yvrignt, totepnenson and e,0., fiw., yesterday at tne iiomesteaa, A'ariki. The .sale was unreserved, except for three animals, and in each of tnese cases tne reserve was far above tne mghest bid. The two-year neiiei Meadowvale Lady Wayward, by Meadow vale -Farmer's Glory Magnets Peggy, born August 14, 1923, was passed in at 80 guineas, tlie reserve oeing 300 guineas. On the two-year-old LVleadowvale Everlasting, by Marsn-u Aldar (imp.)—Suitan’s Daisy, born September 6, 1923, the owners' reserve was 500 guineas. It Urns the only daughter of the famous cow Sultan's Daisy ever submitted for auction, and that fact mane it an interesting incident in the sale. Bidding went up to 300 guineas, but the reset,e urn being reached the heifer was passed in at that figure. Another heiler, whose grand dam was Sultan’s Daisy, ran up to 80 guineas, but the reserve put on by the owners was 300 guineas. On the year ing bull Meadowvale Zema Gambodge, whoso sire was Xema’s Oxford Lad, and dam Susie Gambodge, reached 50 -guineas, and was then passed in, the reserve being 100 guineas. Twelve heifers and two buds were sold. The heifers aeveraged about 33 guineas, only half of last year’s average. The best figure was secured by the two-year-old Meadowvale Victress, which was sold to a Greytown buyer for 57 guineas. Another heifer out of Oakea’is Maid secured 50 guineas from a Kaimata breeder. Messrs C. E. Williams and J. C. Broad conducted the sale on behalf of the respective firms. Among the sales effected were the following:— , Heifers.

Meadowvale La Valerie, by Meadowvale Gamboller —La Preference, born July 30, 1923.—L. Bocock, Kaimata, 35gns. Meadowvale Genteel, by Meadowvale Conqueror—Genoese, born August 20, 1923.—H. G. Addenbrooke, Ngaere, 27gns. Meadowvale Phyllis, by Meadowvale Farmer’s Glory—Meadowvale Philomel, born September 4, 1923.—E. James, Tariki, 26gns. Meadowvale Love Token, by MeadowVale Farmer's Glory—Meadowvale Love Match, born September, 1923. — L. Bocock, 36gns. Meadowvale Victress, by Meadowvale Conqueror—Meadowvale Delight, born August 30, 1923.—J. A. Sutherland,Grey town, 57gns. Meadowvale Peaceful, by. Meadowvale Conqueror—Meadowvale War Baby, born September 13, 1923. —0. McAloon, Te Wera, 35gns. Meadowvale En Fete, by Meadowvale Dairyman—Floral, born November 25, 1923.—M. W. Priest, Kaponga, 37gns. 1 ' Meadowvale Devotion, by Meadowvale Conqueror—Oaldea’s Maid, born August 10, 1922. —L. Bocock, 50gns. Meadowvale. Happy Maid, by Meadowvale Conqueror—Oaklea’s * Maid, born August 2, 1923. —M. W. Priest, 25gns. Bulls. Meadowvale Downfall, by Meadowvale Conqueror - —Meadowvale Desire, born August 10, 1924.—J. B. Symmans, Eltham, 14gns. Meadowvale Duo, by Meadowvale Farmers’ Glory—Meadowvale Doreen, born August 30, 1924".—W. Goble, Tututawa, 17gns. \ MR E. K. LINNELL’S HERD. After the Meadowvale cattle had been sold 15 female animals were submitted on behalf of Mr E. K. Linnell, of Midhirst. The average secured was 20gn6. Among the animals sold were the following: Tres Chic, by Molina’s Pride — Dream’s Diadem, born July 22, 1918. A. Mitchell, Westown, 25gns. Remuera Rozel’s Lady. by Oaklands Rozel—Lady Oaklands, born September 19, 192 i.—A. Uhlenberg, Waipuku, 20gns. Remuera Dinkie, by Leighurst Emblem—Oaklands Noble, born October 20, 1922.—H. E. Abraham, Stratford, 19gns. i