PEDIGREE JERSEYS
WAIKATO FIXTURE DEMAND FOR GOOD BULLS Bidding slackened towards the close of the second and concluding day of the Waikato combined breeders’ 12th annual pedigree bull sale held yesterda}-. Values generally, were lower than those ruling throughout the first day. Claudelands Silver King, at 61gns, a yearling Jersey, on account R. Harper, Otorohanga, topped the market for the day, passing to J. S. Rae, Taneatua. The average price realised for 102 yearlings and two-year-old Jersey bulls was 22* gns. Young bulls which realised 40gns and over were: G. Taylor’s Green View Rambler, 55gns; Bovill Bros.’ Woodside Cid, 51gns; G. Taylor’s Green View Coral King, 48gns; F. J. Watson’s Nobleman of Bulls, 47gns: J. K. ’Watson’s Meadow Lea Prince. 40gns. Three-year-old bulls sold at from 32gns to 35gns, and a small offering of aged bulls averaged 14gns.
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Sun (Auckland), Volume I, Issue 163, 30 September 1927, Page 12
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