PEDIGREE JERSEYS.

Manawatu Standard, Volume LV, Issue 247, 16 September 1935, Page 5

PEDIGREE JERSEYS.

NATIONAL SALE. Animated competition was witnessed at tho opening day of the national .Jersey bull sale at Hamilton last week and although it was not evident to such an extent on tho second day, values were regarded as being very satisfactory. The prices generally were considered to be in favour of buyers on tho second day. The best price of the morning session of the second clay was 41gns, this being paid by Mr R. Walsh, To Puke, for Jersey Glen Pay Day, an attractive 2-yoar-old son of Ku Ku Gay Owl from Jersey Meadows Spright, H.C. The vendor was Mr P. V. Bryant, of Mangatainoka. Mr E. Bennett, of Ohanpo, was tho caller of the last bid at 36gns on Allandalo Ambassador, a yearling by Les Niemo’s Emperor (Imp.), from Ku Ku Dixio, H.C. The sale was effected on account of Mr Allan Horn, of Ohau.

Another member of Mr Horn's consignment, Allandale King Pin, by tho same sire and front Allandale Victress, sold at 53gns to Mr S. Dale t of Hamilton. A yearling son of Coronation’s Cid (Imp.), Beaulieu Saracen, was cheap buying for Mr F. M. Murray, of Frankton, at 33gns. Other entries ranged in price from J 5 to 30gns. The entry of Mr C. G. C. Dormer, of Cheltenham, Waipiko Idol, a two-year-old by To Ante Mars Pride from Idalia’s Saucy, V.H.C., topped the afternoon’s sales at 90gns, this figure being paid by Messrs Wright, Stephenson and Coy., as agents. Mr 11. J. Lancaster, of Palmerston North, was the final bidder at 62gns on Grecncroft Ambition, an attractive yearling son of Riclgway Prince William and Grecncroft Golden Grace. The vendor was the well-known Waikato brooder, Mr J. Bonos.

Animated competition brought the bidding up to 52gns on Santa Rosa Goy Raindrop, a yearling son of Brampton Coy Volunteer (Imp.) and Ivoridalc Little Rainbow, V. On account of Mr J. A. Mitchell, ol Longburn. this entry was sold to Mr E. G. 11. Vovvlcs. Competition was surprisingly slow on the national grand championship winner, Croflon Niemcs Emperor, the five-year-old son of Les Niemcs Emperor (Imp.) 11. C., and Crofton Golden Bess. The champion was finally bought by Mr F. W. W&rdlaw, of Waimana. at 43gns. Mr J. Inglis, of Nelson, was the vendor. Bccehlands Xenia Flag by Fairy Flag's Raleigh from Bcechlands Xenia Thistle was cheap buying for Messrs Gaue Bros, at 47gns. This entry was sold on account of Messrs A. Moreland and Sons, of Tc Rapa. Another entry of Messrs Moreland and Sons, by tho same sire and out of Beechlands Fairy Maiden, sold to Mr W. E. Thomas, of Fcilding, for 40gns. Mr 11. J. Lancaster, of Palmerston North, bought another member of Mr J. Bones’s consignment, paying 48igns for Grecncroft Golden Aco, a yearling soil of Grecncroft Ace and Grecncroft Golden Lady. Mr E. Barfoot was tho successful bidder at 47gns on Waipiko Cadger, a yearling son of Vivandiere’s Prince, while a yearling son of Waipiko Acme, Waipiko Legatee, was sold for 40gns to Miss Luxford, of Te Aroha. Both these entries were on account of Mr C. G. C. Dormer, of Cheltenham. Mr R. L. Horn, of Ohau, sold a yearling son of Los Niernes Emperor (Imp.) to Mr F. H. Hayes, for 41gns, and a two-year-old by the same sire to Mr W. P. Begg, of Dargaville, for 45gns. The following were some of the principal saleslvondalo Rcuban, on account 1 cf Mr P. J. Petersen, 32gns, to Mr J. _ IC. I Whitccburch, Tahuna, Blythewood Achilles, I on account of Mr J. A. Russell, 33gns, to same buyer; Kolc-ra Glory Land, on account iof Mr E. Bennett, 33gns, to Mr J. B. Parker, Pokeno; Middlewood Jolly Boy, on account of Misses Kilgour Sisters, 31gnr,, to , Messrs Leslie Bros., Kaeo; Middlewood ' Henry, same vendor, 32gns, to Mr A. E. j Patou, Cambridge; Santa Rosa Jubilee, on account of Mr J. A. Mitchell, 37gns, to Mr G. M. W. Wagstaff, Waitoa; Santa Rosa Great Way, same vendor, 33gns, to Mrs F. G. Marks, To Rore. Tuhitarata Statesman, on account of Mr J. Jameson, Masterton, 33gns, to Mr D. G. Morrison, Whangarei; Tuhitarata Lord Heath, same vendor. 30gns, to Mr W. F. Grcville; Stonycroft Hector, on account of Mr S. Unwin, 30gns, to J. J. Paterson; Beaulieu Sournise Cid, on account of Dr George Walker, 34gns to Mr C. B. Roan, Tauranga; Beaulieu Talisman, samo vendor, 31gns, to Mr L. M. Hight, Waitoa; Waipiko Invincible, on account of Mr C. G. C. Dormer, 39gns, to Mr A. Cunningham, Kcrcone; Waikari Corrio, on account of Mr L. A. Higgins, 36gns, to Messrs Young, Kaikohe. Craignoll Mussolini, on account of Mr W. S. Ewen, 31gns, to Mr M. E. Munroc, Horsham Downs; Rainbow’s Volunteer, on account of Mr Truby King, 32jgns, to Messrs Carter and McKay, Waharoa: Bcechland's Jolly Major, on account of Messrs Moreland and Sons, 31gns, to Wright, Stephenson and Coy., as agents; Bcechlands Oxford Honour, same vendors, 32gns, to Mr J. Carthcw, To Rapa. THE FINAL OFFERINGS. The final stage of the sale saw a distinct slackening of the demand. Principal sales were:— Brookfield’s Enterprise, on account of Mr W. Craig. 22igns, to Mr A. B. Rowby, Waitoa; Brookfield’s Reliance, same vendor, 27£gns, to Mr J. D. Crawford, Otau; Ivondale Jewel’s Magnet, on account of Mr P. J. Petersen, 29gns, to Mr W. Barrail, Tatuanui; Ivondale Romeo, same vendor, 24gn«, to Mr J. W. Hoskin, Kaitaia; Groeneroft Ginger Ace, on account of Mr J. Bones, 20gns, to Mr S. J. Walsh, Frankton; Grecncroft Great Ace, same vendor, 25gns, to Mr A. J. Carmichael, Tc Aroha. Comely’s Lord Cecil, on account of Messrs A. and J. O’Donnell, 20gns, to Mr J. McCormick, Matatoki; Lowlands Cavendish. on account of Mr W. S. McKwen, 29gns, to Mr A. B. Reed, Te Kuiti; Beechlands Chief Flag, on account of Messrs A. Moreland and Sons, 26gns, to Mr G. Wheatley, Korakomii; Bcechlands Flag Again, same vendor, 30gns, to Mr R. D. Hosking, Waiuku; Beechlands Gay Count, same vendors. 33gne, to Mr W. Darrall, Tatuanui; Beaulieu Raleigh, on account of Dr George Walker, 22gns, to Mr G. R. Atkinson, Kaitaia.

LONDON TALLOW MARKET. The Bank of Now Zealand’s produce department has received the following ad vice from its London office under date September 13: —There was a fair demand at the sales held this week. Current quotations: Good mutton, 30s 6d to 31s per cwt; good beef, 27s to 27s 6d: good mixed, 27s to 27s 6d; gut, 23s to 255.

RAW MATERIALS. LONDON, Sept. 14. Prices for row materials are as follow, those for September 6 being in parentheses : 1 , . Cotton.—Liverpool quotation, good Amorican middling, spot, 6.1/d a lb (6.11 d); October delivery, 5.75 d a lb (5.66 d). Rubber.—Para, 4J a lb (same) • plantation smoked ribbed sheet, sj|d a lb (5 2 d). j u t o .—New crop, September - October shipment, Indian jute, Dundee quotation, £l7 a ton (£l6 17s 6d). Hemp. September - October shipment, £l6 15s a ton. Copra. Septembcr-Ootobcr shipment, South Sea, to London or Rotterdam, £9 17s 6d a ton (same) ; smoked, to Marseilles or Genoa, £9 17s 6d a ton (same); plantation. Rabaul to or Rotterdam, £lO 17s 6d a ton (same). Linseed 0i1.—£25 5s a ton (£24 10s). Turpentine.—47s 3d a cwt (46s 9d).