MATSON AND CO.'S HORSE SALE.

Press, Volume LX, Issue 18233, 18 November 1924, Page 10

MATSON AND CO.'S HORSE SALE.

For Messrs H. Matson and Company's annual horse sale held yesterday, the entries comprised 100, of which 90 represented horses and the balance vehicles. There was a large attendance of the public, and while a great portion of the entry represented trotting stock and some young horses and trackwearied exhibits, there was also a good percentage of useful hacks, cobs, and harness horses offered, which found buyers. The sale throughout was undoubtedly a good one. and 65 horses found buyers. The larger stationholder who has given up breeding horses bought attractive hacks from four to six years old, and this considerably helped the weaker portion of the saie. The following is a list of the sales —

For Mr S. Anderson, St. Albans. Bay gelding, svrs, sire Harold Dillon, - dam Irving-ton mare—ilr Chas. For -Mr W. H. Burrows, "Waincni

Brown gelding—Mr D. Morris, Wood-

grove For Mr VC. H. B:nson, Papanui. Bay mare, 4yrs o'.d —Mr H. Turnbull,

Ainberley .. .. 15 Bay co.t yearling by Wildwocd Jun., dam 'Wallace L. mare—Mr J. -\iesservey, Bearwood .. .. .. 16 For ilr H. Fox, Christchurch. Bay ruurc—Mr Chas. Spray, Spreydon 10« For Messrs J. and P. C:in'.on, Darneid. " Bay pony mare, 3vrs old, bio.-:c-n to

lead —Mr H. C. Barton, Carew .. 13 Bay pony mare, -]yr3 old, broken to' saddb and harness—Ashburton buyer .. .. . • 14 Brown filly, 2yrs old, by El Carbine, dsm Bonnyv.'cod—Mr W. Bryce, Hornby .. .. .. 16 Yearling filly by Long Range—Mr J.

Trenbnth, Chaney's Corner For Messrs Cordner and Kesteven,

Rangiora. Ches. pony, 'lyrs old, prize-taker at Christchurch Sho'-v—Mr T. Barry, View Hiil .. 23 For Client. Bay mare; brok:n to saddle and harness —Mr J. Rcdfern, Darfie'.d .. 9J For Mr H. Crawford, Linwood. Bay mare—Mr A. Tuinbuil, Amberlev 10 For Mr W. J. Doyle. Brown pony—llr H. Crawford, Linwood .. .. .. .. 9 For- Mr C. Davidson. Bay eelding—Mr Smale .. .. 17 For Mrs M. Duncan. C'>!;lKtream Lodge. Brood mar?, stiiKcd to Ballin —.Mr W. Brvce. Hsrnby .. .. .. 22 For Mr R. Davidson, Xortli Brighton. Brown gelding Lord Denver, Gyrs, by Denver Huon. dam Yv'i'd Ilara —Mr Geo. Begsrs, Swannanoa .. .. 64 For Mr W. Doyle, Doyleston. Br. pony, 2yrs —Mr W. Batcman, Linton .. ■ • • • •• 18 For Mr D. Cameron, Amberlev. Brown cob, Toby, Svrs—Mr Geo. Andrews, Blenheim .. .. 17 For Mr R. Fail bairn, Upper Riccarton. Bay mare, Beta Elect, syr3 —Mr J. Bailey, Riccarton .. 9 For Mr J. R. Griffin, Norilicote road. Bay gelding, £yrs, by Logan Pointrr — —La Fontain —Mr Fester, New Brighton .. .. .. 33 Pony colt—Mr Schimanski, Preston's road .. .. •■ • • 8J For Mr E. E. Gardner, "Vulcan DOWH3. Black gelding by Blackchild —Mr W. J. Doyle, Doyleston .. .. 14 Grey mare, by Banner—Mr W. J. Doyle, Doyleston .. ..10 For Mr E. Hannford. Bay gelding, 4yrs, by Betel Nut, dam Hybrid—Mr Geo. Gerard, Snowden ■ • • • • • .. 16 For Mr T. Henry, Darfield. Brown mare, Byrs —Mr H. Crawford, Linwood .. .. .. 8 For Misa A. Jarden, Linwood. Roan pony gelding, Billy—Mr G. Gerard, Snowden .. .. .. 11 For Mr A. Judson, Waikaku. Bay pony cob, 14.2, syrs old, a Show winner—Mr Geo. Gerard, Snowden 27 For Mr H. Kappus, Christchurch. Brown gelding, 3yrs, by St. Swi'.hin— Lady Peters—Mr J. O'-Connor, Ashburton .. .. .. 11 Bay mare, Lady Peters, lOyrs—Mr B. Harris, Sydenham .. .. 6 Bay gelding, 3yrs, by Nelson Bingen dam Hilda —Mr R. Porter, Palmereton North •• 50 -Bay. mare,. syrs,. untried, by ! Martian, dam Trichas —Mr 'L. City —■ For Mr E. Mutton, Lincoln. Black gelding. 6yrs, by Advocate— Logan's Estate, Double Hill .. 20 For Miss Pennie Marshall, Fendalton. Chcfl. gelding,-• 3yrs—Mr- C. - Kaenan, West Coast ■■ 18 Brown pony mare, Jazz, 4yra by Wee McGregor—Mr T.. Dowler, Ashburton m For Mr E. Macdonald., Gre'ymouth. Trotting horse, Arran Lad—Mr M. Keenan, liokitika .. .. 21 For Mr T. Newman, Nelson. Horse, Dusky Pointer by Logan Pointer, dam Du3ky—Mr- G-. R. McMurray, Gore .. 42J For Mr Nelson Price, New Brighton. Black gelding, Tobermory—Mr A. Howard, Chaney's .. ■ • • • 26 For Mr P. Power, Tuahiwi.' Bay brood mare, Tokarahi, eire Martian, dam Tzarivza by Stepniak, dam Irene —Mr L. Matson, Christchurch • • • • • • 30 | Yearling colt, sire Greyspear, dam Tokorahi by Martian—Mr J. J. Kennerley, Belfast .. .." 59 Bay filly, 'lyrs, by Masterpiece, dam Gamechick—Mr Andrews, Blenheim 42 For Mr Erik Rutherford, Inverness. I Bay mare, 4yrs, by Long Range, dam Lady Mary—Mr Escotiv, HaAarden 6£ Brown gelding, 7yrs, Danny, by Buff Gauntlet—Mr Geo. Gerard, Snowden .. •• •• •• 5 For Mr A. Rump, Fendalton. Turnout as a going concern —Mr F. Andrew, Te Pirita .. '.. 25-J For Mr Maurice Ryan, Springston. Che3tnut pon? mare, 4yrs—Mr W. Langdale, West Melton .. 15 For Mis Sunderland, Richmond. Chestnut, gelding—Mr Jenkins, Darlington .. •• •• ?! For Mr H. E. Elwood, Armagh street. Chestnut cob—Ashbiirton buyer .. 9J For Miss Whitton. Bay gelding, The Admiral, broken to saddle—Mr A. R< Turnbull, Amberlev •• •; •• 9 For Mr Whitney, New Brighton. Grey filly, 4yrs—Mr J. May, Spreydon .. •• •' ..60 Also sulky—Mr Mitron .. .. 13 For Mr J. Henry, Annat. Black mare, 6yrs,. S. and H., trial— Mr W. Henry, Cutler's road .. 20 DAIRY OUTPUT. ! - I BIG AUCKLAND INCREASE. (SPECIAL TO "THE PKESS.") AUCKLAND, November 1". Tho dairying season in Auckland has started so well that it promises to smash all records. During the first two weeks of this month the quantity of butter sjreived for grading totalled 108,607 boxes, compared with 87,906 boxes for the same period lastyear, a.n increase of 20,7\)1 exceeds tho previous record output for the period, established in 1922, by 13,315 boxes. The outnut for the Beason to November 14th totalled 5!X),420 boxes, compared with 401,£39 boxes for 1923, an increase of no less than 98,581 boxes. Cheese shows a small decrease to date, the figures being 31,345 crates this year,- compared with 34,175 last year, a decrease of 3830 crates. • ■ One of the largest shipment i of butter from Auckland will be taken by' tie Orari, which begins loading" this week, fapace has been allocated on the vessel for 108,000 boxes of butter and 5000 crates of cheese.