FARMING & COMMERCIAL
J POLLED ANGUS DISPERSAL (';■ \ SALE i - 3?OETH ISLAND PURCHASERS. I ' By Telegraph-Press Association. J . Dunedin, April 4. j" 'A-.dispersal sale of stud Polled Aber- : /Been Aigus cattle, belonging to the : . 'Gladbrcok Estate, commenced to-day, ? .when 100 lots, comprising cows, heifers j -tand calves were'offered. "About - 400 V r.people were present, 100 of whom were J jirom the North Island, Tasmania, New j .South Wales, and-Queensland. Com- ! jjpetition was very keen for high-class f iyoung animals. Nap. tn ■ seven-year-i old cow, purohased by M,r. Carlyon, • f-of Wairarapa, realised 375 guinoae. J ■■ The same buyer seemed Susan, : a two-year-old heifer, at 215 guineas. j Prices for other cows ranged from 45 \ , guineas to 140 guineas. With a few : exceptions, the animale were purchasi ed by Hawke's Bay, Wairarapa, and i; Gisbome breeders. The calves realis- : ed 15 guineas to 100 guineas, the lat- ': ter prioe being paid by Mr. Crewel, of ■■ Hawke's Bay. The total realised was ;,- £7794.
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Dominion, Volume 11, Issue 168, 5 April 1918, Page 8
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158FARMING & COMMERCIAL Dominion, Volume 11, Issue 168, 5 April 1918, Page 8
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