AVERAGE MAINTAINED.

Waikato Times, Volume 114, Issue 19051, 15 September 1933, Page 8

AVERAGE MAINTAINED.

NATIONAL JERSEY SALE. SECOND DAY’S OFFERINGS. TOP PRICE 61 GNS. The eleventh annual National Jersey Show and Sale, conducted by Messrs Wright, Stephenson and Co., Ltd., at Claudelands, was continued yesterday, when there was another large and representative bench of buyers. Competition was for the most part keen and satisfactory prices were again realised. The top price yesterday was 61 gns., paid by Mr G. Nicholls, of Cambridge, for Hua Brook Diplomat, from Mr H. Salway’s herd. There were two other animals sold for 60 gns. An excellent average has been maintained, the 75 head sold, yesterday averaging nearly 28 gns., while for the two days for 121 head disposed of the average was a shade over 30 gns. The best prices yesterday were: Middlewood Carl (Aug. 26, 1932), on account Kilgour Sisters, Feilding, to M. Paton, Cambridge, 5 4 gns. Middlewood Junior (Oct. 24, 1932), on account Kilgour Sisters, to Mr D. G. Christie, 48 gns. Middlewood Jostler (Sept. 22, 1932), on account Kilgour Sisters, to Mrs J. Peoples, Drury, 50 gns. Sybil’s Successor (Sept. 15, 1932), on account or tile late Mr J. S. Jones, Bell Block, to R. J. Johnstone, Runciman, 60 gns.

Waipiko Omer (Aug. 12, 1931), on account Mr C. G. C. Dermer, Feilding, to Mr \v. R. Shattock, Hamilton, 40 gns. Wonderful Grand Duke (Nov. 2. 1931), on account Mr \v. T. Luxton, Hamilton, to W.S. and Co. as agents, 35 gns. Ridgway Bonny Boy (Aug. 31, 1932), on account or Mr W. T. Luxton, to H. Bridgeman, Waitoa, 55 gns. Ridgway Improver (July 9, 1932), on account or Mr Luxton, to H. J. Harris, Hlkutala, 30 gns. Hua Brook Guardian (July 24, 1932), on account or Mr H. Salway, Bell Block, to W.S. & Co. as agents, 37 gns. Hua Brook Nobleman (Aug. 6, 1932), on account Mr Salway, to E. Harper, Stratford, 34 gns. Hua Brook Diplomat (Aug. 23, 1932), on account Mr Salway, to E. Nicholls, Cambridge, 61 gns. Green Meadow-3 Bright Star . (Aug. 22, 1931), on account or Mr T. W. Wardlaw, Waimana, to A. Savilie, Tamahere, 40 gns.

Green Meadows Squire (Aug. 1, 1932), on account or Mr Wardlaw', to W.S. & Co. as agents, 35 gns. Veleblt Gold Cotp (Aug. 9, 1932), on account Mr G. E. Yelchicli, Waiuku, to A. Devcich, 36 gns.

Velebit Goldmine (Aug. 5, 1932), on account of Mr Yelchlch, to B. Tipplns, Pukekaroa. 30 gns. Morere Lad (Oct. 29, 1931), on account or Mr D. J. Cummings, Putaruru, to W.S. and Co. as agents, 34 gns. Waipiko Conqueror (Sept. 14, 1927), on account or Mr W. Mears, Ngarua, to H. Bridgeman, Waitoa, 60 gns.

Earlston Marquis (Sept. 14, 1 932), on account or Messrs Chisholm Bros., Hunterville, to w. Boyd, Matangi, 32 gns. Kiteroa Gamboge Warrior (July 26, 1 932), on account or Mr S. Irwin Crookes, Maungatapere, to 11. Washer, llawera, 39 gns. Ku Ku Prince Owler (Aug. 2, 1926), on account of Mr A. E, Western, Bell Block, to 11. Hobart, Ngarua, 36 gns. Brookside Admiration (July 27, 1932), on account or Mr Western, to J. Blair, Taumarunui, 38 gns. Allandale Glenullin (Sept. 20, 1932), on account of Mr A. Horn, Ohau, to J. Harper, Walton, 33 gns. Woodstock Fritz (Aug. 31, 1931), on account of Mrs A. Banks and Son, Feilding, to F. A. McLaren, Te Aroha, 30 gns. THIRD DAY’S OFFERING. There was a ralr bench of buyers for the third and concluding day or the National Jersey Sale at Claudelands to-day. About one hundred bulls were ottered, but competition was not very keen, and the prices were generally belo-.v those of the llrst two days. lip to the time or going lo press the best figures were:— Blylhewood Aeneas (August i’S. 1 932). on’ account or J. A. Russell. Falmersttn North, to T. Yosper. Matamata, 374gn£. Veleblt Commonsense (Angii-t 4, 1932), on account or G. Yelchlch, Waiuku, lo W. Ilea, AVaihi, 3 igns.