TWO THOUSAND-GUINEA BULL
SALE FOR) AUSTRALIA
ENGLISH SHORTHORN HER;D United Pres® Association—By Electric Telegraph Copyright.) LONDON, Sept. 26. Sir Comer Berry’s famous herd of beef ' Shorthorns when auctioned 1 at Pend ley Farm revealed an astonishing fall in prices compared with 1930. Sixty-two lots totalled 2363 guineas, the highest price being 2000 guineas for the leader of the herd, Pendlev Lord Rams den, which was sold to go to Australia. Its sire, Basildon Rosiorucian, was sold to Australia in 1930 for 2000 guineas. Many magnificent oows and heifers were sold at 10 to 25 guineas apiece, of which some were bought for the King’s herd at Windsor.
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Hawera Star, Volume LIII, 28 September 1933, Page 5
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