PEDIGREE JERSEYS

Taranaki Daily News, Volume LIII, Issue 51, 9 June 1910, Page 7

PEDIGREE JERSEYS

A SUCCESSFUL SALE. That Jerseys still maintain their popularity was evinced by the attendance at Waiwakaiho yesterday, when Mr. Chas. Clarice's annual sale of pedigree Jerseys took place. The building was so crowded that numbers had to stand down in the ring itself, and if many more such sales are held Mr. King will have to very seriously consider the question of increasing the accommodation provided for buyers. Buyers were present from all over the North Island. Mr. Chas. Clarke's Kia Ora herd has a well-known reputation amongst breeders throughout 'New Zealand, so that it was not surprising that the knight of the hammer, Mr. Stanley Shaw, who now ranks as the best "Jersey" auctioneer in the Dominion, had no difficulty in securing biiU, and that the cattle all sold at highly satisfactory prices. Although no records were broken as regards individual price, still, bidding was very brisk. The . sum realised, namely, £1726 for the 47 lots, must be regarded as exceptionally good. 'A number animals will remain in various parts of Taranaki, whilst others were purchased by buyers in Wanganui, Palmerston North, Raglan, and 'Northern Wairoa. Mr. Deem, who was buying on behalf of the New Zealand Government, secured the highest priced cow, namely, Mona, a beautiful fawn and white cow by Sailor Boy^—lvy, for 70 guineas and Lady Ida, by Jersey Boy—Lady Ellen, for 07 guineas. Botti these cows are in calf to Campanile's iSultan. He also secured the highpriced heifer, Glenora, by K.C.B. —Primrose 24th, in calf to Frisky Campanile, for 54 guineas. It is expected that these will be placed on the State farms either at Ruakura (Waikato) or Levin. The two-year-old bull Frisky Campanile was secured by Mr. ,G. F. Moore (Kai Iwi) at an oufilay of 70 guineas. Details are as follow :

PEDIGREE COWS. Lot I—Foxgloye 11., iby Golden HopeFoxglove; calved 21st May, 1005; color, dark fawn; bred by E. D. McLennon, Papakura, Auckland; in calf to Campanile's Sultan.—Mr. R. G. B. Mellow, Kajponga, 4Ggns. Lot 2.—Wild Rose IV., by M.H.R:— Wild Rose II.; calved 28th August, 1907; color, dark fawn; ibred by E. Eagle,'Est)., Carterton; in calf to Campanile's Sultan. —Mr. J. Phillips, junr., Mangatoki, 32 gns. Lot 3.—Primrose 28, by Monopoly 11. —Primrose 24; calved 14th April, 1903; color, fawn; bred by Mr. James Stuckey, Opaki, Wairarapa; in calf to Campanile's Sultan.—Mr. G. G. Grover, Oakura, 25 gns. Lot 4.—Floss IV., by Starlight (imp.) —Floss III.; calved 14thNovember, 1005; color, light fawn; bred by Mr. J. Mcßea, Stony Creek, Palmerston North; in calf to Campanile's Sultan.—Mr. E>. Griffiths, New Plymouth, 42gns. Lot 5 Primrose XXV., iby Monopoly II. —Primrose XX.; in calf to Campanile's Sultan—Mr. R. G. B. Mellow, Kaponga, 31gns. Lot o.—Pauline, ibv Silver Prince—Jersey Maid; calved 30th October, 190(1; ibred by Mr. S. R. Lancaster, Palmerston North; color, fawn; in calf to Campanile's Sultan.—Mr. E. Griffiths, New Plymouth, 2Ggns. Lot 7.—La Favorita, by Retford Bay —Favorite X.; calved 2nd' October, 1902; bred by the late Mr. Thos. Morrin, Wellington Park, Auckland; color, dark fawn.—Mr. R. Dingle. Stratford, 45gns. . Lot B—Princess VIII., by Tory—Princess II.; calved July, 1898, bred by C. Coulter, Esq., Blenheim; in calf to Campanile's Sultan.—Mr. G. Harper, Wanganui, 20gns. Lot 9.—Silver Darkie, by Silver Prince —Darkie; calved 20th November, 1906; bred 'by Mr. S. R. Lancaster, Palmerston North.—Mr. G. G. Grover, Oakura, 24 gns. Lot 10— Flower, toy K.C.B.—Primrose; Calved 6th, August, 1907; ibred by Mr. (S. R. Lancaster, Palmerston North; color, dark fawn; in calf to Majesty's Fox (imp.)— Mr. Mat T. Phillips, Mangatoki, 36gns.

Lot 11. —Darkie XVIII., by Monopoly ll.—Darkie XV.; calved 23rd September, 1900; bred by Mr. J. Stuckey, Opaki, Wairarapa; color, fawn; in calf to Majesty's Fox.—Mr. Jas. Phillips, Eltham, 36gns. Lot 12.—Lady Brand, by Tory—Princess VI.; calved September. 1899; bred by 0. Coulter, Esq., Blenheim; color, light fawn; in calf to Campanile's Sultan.—Dr. Noonan, Manaia, 3Ggns. Lot 1:3. —Lady Dreyfus, by Golden Brown (imp.)—Madame Dreyfus; calved 3rd July, 1905; bred 'by Mr. F. A. White, Auckland; color, fawn.—Mr. J. 0. Batchelor, Palmerston North, 3Ggns. Lot 14.—Magnet's Waif 11., by Blizzard (imp.)— Magnet's Waif; calved 2nd March, 1907; bred by Mr. C. Clarke, Kia Ora Farm, Taranaki; color, fawn; in calf to Campanile's Sultan. —Mr. J, O. Batchelor Palmerston North, G3gns. Lot' 15— Lala, by Magnet's LadUhlan; calved sth September, 1905; Ibred (by Mr. A. E. Watkins, Urenui, Taranaki; color, fawn; in calf to Campanile's Sultan.—Mr. G. G. Grover, Oakura, 33gns. Lot 10.—Ringdove, by Prince Wellington—Clematis; calved September, 1900; ibred by Mr. J. H. Nixon, Wanganui; color, brown fawn; in calf to Campanile's Sultan.—Mr. F. Baker, New Plymouth, 34gns. Lot 17.—Lady Ida, by Jersey BoyLady Ellen; calved 16th February, 1901; 'bred bv Mr. F. W. Cornwall, Bell Block, Taranaki; color, fawn with white on flank and tail; she is an ideal type of the low set ''big little" Jersev; she is by the great dairy -bull Jersey Boy, who is also the sire of the champion butterfat cow Grannie's Girl; in calf to Campanile's Sultan.—New Zealand Government, G7gns. Lot 18—Mona. by Sailor Boy—lvy; calved 10th October, 1897; bred by Mr. C. Day, Pencarrow, Auckland; color, fawn and white; this cow was one of Mr. A. E. Watkins' foundation cows from which lie built his herd; Mona is a wreat dairy cow. .and last season when iii full milk she gave 481b a day with a 0 test; she has been a most consistent prize-taker, and only once has she been beaten in the show'ring; Mona was offered at the special request of a number of Northern breeders; in calf to Campanile's Sultan. —New Zealand Go\einmont, 7Oiyns. Lot 19.— Bilberry Vlfl., by M.H.R. — Bilberry V.; calved 7th November. 1907; bred by Mr. E. Eagle, jun Carterton; | in calf to Campanile's Sultan—Mr. <v Harper (Wanganui), 2fi«ns. PEDIGREE HEIFERS. Lot 20.— Orange Rose 11.. by M.H.R.— Orange Rose; calved 18th August. 1907; bred bv Mr. E, Eagle, jun., Carterton; in calf' to Frisky Campanile.—Mr. Mat. T. Phillips (Mangatoki), 2ogns jjot •">]• —Orange Rose TTI.. I>"\ M.TI.Tv. Orange" Rose: calved 2nd September. 1908: bred bv Mr. E. Eagle, jun. Carterton: in calf' to Frisky Campamle.-Mr. 11. J. Richmond (Midhirst). 34gns. Lot 22—Gold Rose IT., by M.H.R.— Golden Rose; calved ,Ist November, 1908; bred bv Mr. E. Eagle, jun., Carterton; color, dark fawn; in calf to Friskv Campanile.—Dr. Noonan (Manaia), 3Q<jns. Lot 23.— Lady Rose 11., toy M.H.R. —La<lv Rose: 'calved 29th November, 1908; lired bv Mr. E. Eagle, jun.. Carter--1 ton; color, dark fawn; in calf to 1-mky

Campanile. —Mr. J. Poletti (Bell Block), 20gns. Lot 24.—Rewa Duchess, by SaxonPrimrose 17th; calved 14th September, 1008; bred by Mr. W. 11. Booth, Carterton; color, fawn; in calf to Frisky Campanile.—Mr. 11. Richmond (Midhirst), 25gns. * Lot 25.—Deborah Maid, <by Lubra's Magnet—Clem; calved 10th November, 1908; bred 'by F. S. Mcßae, Palmerston Xorth; color, light fawn; in calf to Frisky Campanile.—Mr. H. T. .Jo]l (Xew Plymouth), 24gns. Lot 26.—Lucy Hinton, by Lubra's Magnet—Princess Royal 2nd; calved 16th October, 1908; bred by P. S. Mcßae, Palmerston North: color, broken; in calf to Frisky Campanile.—Mr. A. H. Haleonnbe (Urenui), 29gns. Lot 27—Lotta, by Starbright—Sabean 3rd; calved 3rd July, 1908; bred by J. McCrea, Palmerston Xorth; color, silver grev; in calf to Frisky Campanile.—Mr. A. H. Halcombe (Urenui), 41gns. Lot 28.—Bella's Maid, by Lubra's Magnet—Bella 2nd; calved 12th December,; 1908; color, light fawn; bred by J. G. McCrea, Palmerston Xorth; in calf to Frisky Campanile. —Mr. G. Harper (Wanganui), 34gns. Lot 29.—-Una, by Magnet's Lad—i Vera; calved Bth Xoveinber, 1908; color, rich fawn; ibred by P. H. E. Surrey, Huirangi, Taranaki; in calf to Frisky Campanile—Mr. F. A. Higgs (Xormanby), 32gns. Lob 30. —Patch 111., by K.C.B. (imp.) — Patch 2nd; calved 7th December, 1908; color, fawn; bred by S. R. Lancaster, Palmerston 'Xorth; in calf to Frisky Campanile. —Mr. J. O. Batchelor (.Palmerston Xorth), 41gns. Lot 31. Volee, by K.C.B. —Pauline; calved 4th December, 1908; color, dark fawn; ibred by S. R. Lancaster, Palmerston Xorth; in calf to Frisky Campanile. —Sir. J. ft. Glassford (Inglevvood), 39gns. Lot 32.—Primrose Maid, by K.C.B. — Primrose 22nd; calved 1-Oth October, 1908; color, fawn; bred by 8. R. Lancaster. Palmerston Xorth; in calf to Frisky' Campanile. Mr. James Phillips, jun. (Elthani), 27gns. Lot 33.—Glenora, by K.C.B.—Primrose 24th; calved. 23rd January, 1909; bred by'S. R. Lancaster, Palmerston North; color, fawn; a nice heifer, and should make a typical Jersey; in calf to Frisky Campanile (Campanile's Sultan). Xew Zealand Government, 54gns. Lot 34.—Dorina, by K.C.B. (imp.)— Princess Bth; calved Ist March, 1909; bred (by S. R. Lancaster, Palmerston Xorth; color, fawn; in calf to Frisky Campanile—Mr. J. R. Corrigan (Hawera.), 29gns. Lot 35.—Ellen, by K.C.B. (imp.)— Eileen 3rd; calved 12th February, 1909; bred by S. R. Lancaster, Palmerston Xorth; color, fawn; in calf to Frisky Campanile—Mr. J. O. Batchelor (Palmerston Xorth), 43gns. Lot 36. Patty, by K.C.B. (imp.)— Primrose 32nd; caived 10th March, 1909; breil by S. R. Lancaster. Palmerston North;'color, fawn; in calf to Frisky Campanile. —Mr. E. Griffiths (Xew Plymouth), 30gns. Lot 37. Dolce, by K.C.B. (imp.) Darkle 18th; calved 21st July, 1908; bred by S. 11. Lancaster, Palmerston Xorth;* color, fawn; should prove a heavy milker and butter-fat producer; on the mother's side she traces back to the great Monopoly family; in calf to Frisky Campanile.—Mr. H. J. Richmond (Midhirst), oflgns. .PEDIGREE YEARLTXG HEIFERS.

Lot 38. Yearling heifer Lady Campanile, by Campanile's Sultan —Mona; calved 17th September, 1900; bred by C. Clarke, Kia Ora Farm, Taranaki; color, dark fawn. —Mr. C. Woodson (Hawem), 44gns. Lot 39. —Yearling heifer Palm Tree, by Starbriight—Palm Leaf; calved 26th August, 190!); bred bv C. Clarke, Ivia Ora Farm, Taranaki—Mr. E. Griffiths (New Plymouth), lOgns. Lot 40. —Blush Rose, by K.C.B.—Wild Rose IV.; calved 6th October, 1909; 'bred by C. Clarke, Kia Ora Farm, Taranaki.— Mr. W. H. Jury (New Plymouth), 16gns. Lot 41. —Lady Finch, iby BullfinchSweet Briar Flower; calved 24th June, 1909; bred'by T. Linn, Fair View, Mangatoki, Taranaki; color, fawn. —Mr. P. A. Higgs (Normanby), 31gns. PEDIGREE BULLS. Lot 42.—Frisky Campanile, by Campanile's iSultan —Frisky; calved 26th October. 1908: bred 'bv Griffiths and Cornwall, Bell Block, Taranaki; color, dark fawn; a grand young bull specially selected by Mr. Clarke for mating with his choicest heifers—Mr. G. F. Moore (Kai Iwd), 70gns. Lot 43—Yearling bull Cherry's Last, by Wild Cherry—Lady Madge; calved 3rd July, 1909; bred by C. Clarke, Kia Ora Farm, Taranaki; color, silver grey.— Mr. A. Campibell (Toko), 2Ggns. Lot 44.—Yearling bull Kia Ora, by Tohunga —Floss 4th; calved 20th August, 1909; bred by C. Clarke, Kia Ora Farm, Taranaki—Mr. E. Addison (Raglan), 21gIH. Lot 45.—Yearling bull Fox's Prince, by Majesty's Fox (imp.)— Golden Princess; calved 'lSth November, 1909; bred by S. •R. Lancaster, Palmerston North. Mr. H. Purdie (Waitara Road), 19.gns. Lot 46.—Yearling bull Dimity's Boy, by Lord Periwinkle Daisy Dimity; cidved Bth December, 1909; bred by C. Clarke, Kia Ora Farm, Taranaki.—Mr. J. S. Cole (Tikorangi), 15gns. Lot 47—Yearling bull Coronation, by Majesty's Fox—Pauline; calved 3rd December', 1909; bred by S. R. Lancaster, 1 Palmerston 'North; color, dark fawn.— Mr. J. B. Davis (Northern Wairoa), 17gns. After this sale a cow was .put up on account of Mr. W. H. Freeth, of Pukenruhe. The cow was a nice one, Sweet Shamrock, toy Yankee Sweet Wee Shamrock, in" calf to Yankee Lad. She was purchased iby Mr. P. H. E. Surrey for (ilgns.