PEDIGREE JERSEY BULLS

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXI, Issue 21906, 15 September 1934, Page 9

PEDIGREE JERSEY BULLS

SALE AT CLAUDELANDS - ■ . !*:■} AVERAGE PRICE OF 32 GUINEAS HIGHEST FOR SEVERAL YEARS [from oub own correspondent] HAMILTON. Friday A considerable increase in prices wag a satisfactory feature of Wright, Stephenson and Company's 12th national Jersey sale, which was concluded yesterday at the Claudelands Show Grounds. For the two days of the sale 120 bulls were sold at an average * price of 32 guineas, this figure being the highest for several years. Ihe top price to-day of 155gns. was paid for a six-year-old bull, Idalia'i Sunrise, offered by Mr. R. A. Lewis, of Pukekohe. The purchaser was Mr. T. W. Narby, of Helensville. Another excellent price was 137gns. paid by Mr. H. Rusk for the yearling, Greencroft Achievement, sold on account of Mr • J. Bones of Kaipaki. Following are details of the sales effected during the 30gns the price exceeded pSen^w', oll acc °™* Dale. Waihou? loTgns- Mr " on account of Mr. C.' G C tenham, Feilding to Fa™, - Cbel * Auctioneering Comn»«» r Co-operative sß' iwPi/Sr TS land and Sonf Te LI A..More- £ S££„v'gntf"/ irJ°ft? burn, to Glendean»:™ A w M *J aheU ' WKogors, Kati Kati co_l„ „ T • M. A. Salute, on Lcount ofvL Mk^ Ro * aI Kati Kati, to Wri*ht A - Danv r ;~-* J 8 Stephenson and Com. IT ■ \'ivar&s rsls taFi-aa"! Wtanffarei, to Mr G DonaWimn* Mr* R K L. as agents, Majestic Bid, on account of Dr. G Walker Ste a Sant^R Mr - £ ?' Donnell - *8«8 t A , ,? 03 S Weal, on account of Mr Loncburo - to Mr. J. f; Wanhill. Tukikaramea, 36gns : Waitsiko Butter Prime, on account of Mr. C. G C Dermer Cheltenham, to Mr. W. A. liams Gisborne. BSgns : Beaulieu Valiant Count, on account of Dr. G. Walker, to Mr. f , H % rper - Walton, 85gns; Beechlanda Oxford Combine, on »cconnt of Messrs. A. Moreland and Sons, to Mr. H. E. Johnson. Whangarei, 35gns; Velebit Reputation, on" accost of Mr. G Telchich. Waiuku, to Mr. R Werner, Kaitaia, 35gns; Cleadoa Royalist, on account of Mr. C. Kirklev Hastings to Mr. A. A. Neeve, Te Aroh* 84gns; Velebit Reserve Bank, on account of t 'j " ieldnch, Waiuku, to Mr. D T' Jordan, Waihi, 33gns; Beechlanda Jolly* Oxford, on account Of Messrs. A. Moreland M D f ß ' Te Mr - E. W. Thompson, Matangi, Signs; Oxford Standard Starv on account of Mr. T. King, to Mr. F, a! Aroha, 31gns; BeeohlaSd* Happy Oxford, on account of Messrs.' A. Moreland and Sons, Te Rapa, to Messn. R. and W. White, Tahuna, 31gns. TE AWAMUTU CLUB'S YARDING [by telegraph OWN correspondent] TE AWAMTJTTJ, Friday The Te Awamutu Jersey Club's first pedi. gree bull sale of the season was held to* day. three auctioneering firms operating. The demand was not keen, especially" fo< yearlings, and only about two-thirds of the offering wae quitted. The judging before- ' hand resulted:— | Yearlings.—Mrs. M. North's Northlea ! ? le V° /i : Tpi Clarke'sJßenrelande Artist. 2: J. G. Holmes' H.O. Majesty Linden. 8* . ■ Two-year-olds: A D. Brough's Noreen'a ■ fancy Lad l ; W Struther's Dungannon Leader. 2; J. G. Holmes' H.O. Soumise > Charmer, 3. > The best prices for yearlinjfs were: Mrs. to r?"i, Sh l aw ,' B Ranm Triumph, 19gns : A, W. Gallapher's-Ngahape. and G. S. Clarke's Beuvelande s Royalty. 17fens. The best t»ric« for two-year-olds was: W. Struther"# Meadowland Defence. 25}gns.