PEDIGREE JERSEYS.

Taranaki Daily News, 13 July 1916, Page 2

PEDIGREE JERSEYS.

MR. R. J. LINN'S DISPERSAL SALE. SOME FIXE PKICES. I''ui' the past thirteen years llr. I'.. J. ■ Linn, or Noruiauby, has spared neither trouble nor expense in establishing a herd of pedigree .Jerseys at his widelyknown "Mountain View" farm. Many of tlie tows had great semi-ulliuial test records, and the herd Jiad also secured 25 championships. 7 reserves, 4 cups, 20 medals, 120 firsts, 05 seconds, and 37 thirds—a formidable record. The dispersal of such a valuable herd, rendered necessary on account of the enlistment of three of Mr. Linn's sons, naturally attracted a very large attendance, anil the spirited bidding resulted in the whole of the lIS lots being disposed of at very satisfactory prices, the total realised being over 5200 guineas, while the average was over 44 guineas. Buyers were present from all parts of the North Island, and even the South Island was represented. The highest price given was for a nine-year-old cow, Little Vio let, which passed to Dr. Watson, of Palmerston, at liiOgns. Among the aged bulk, the old champion Lord Twylish brought top price, and a yearling son, Twylish Junr., out of Belvedere Rose, also reached top price. The sale was conducted by the New Zealand Loan and Mercantile Agency Co., Ltd., in conjunction with Mr. Newton King. The arrangements were excellent, ample seating accommodation was provided for bidders, and though the weather was threatening:, the rain fortunately held oh". Mr. R. J. Morrlscy (Loan and Mercantile) opened the sale, being followed by Messrs 8. Shaw and R. Cottier (Newton King). The sale was conducted so expeditiously that even though ample time was allowed for the luncheon provided, the big catalogue was completed early. The following are the details:—r COWS. Clemora, Sept., 1910: H. Hodge (Alton) (iOgns. Sultan's Clematis, Sept. 1912: P. Jones (Woodville) 90gns. Sea Gull, Sept. 1910: S. E.Bowker (Shannon) 41gns. Miss Molina, Sept. 1912: W. J. Fisher (Woodville) 77gns. Miss Ureuui,' December, 1904: H. Hodge 50gns. Briar Rose, October, 1915: W. J. Chyneworth (Buy of Plenty) 50gns. Gould's Bilberry V.: November. 1914: O'Donnell Bros. (Inslia) lOOgns. Genoa Rose, October, 1911: E. Dickie (Waverley) 70gns. Little Violet, November, 1907: Dr. Watson (iPalmerston) loSgns. Mountain View's Velvet, August, 1913: H. Sutton (Woodville) 45gns. Merry May, Sept., 1909: W. Pollock (Stratford) 77gns. ; Ruth 11., August J907: H. B. Lepper' (Lepperton) 47 gns. i Queenie Lass, Sept., 1908: W. Pollock liO gns. I Fitzwilliam's Fancy, August, 1909: C. VV"ell s (Puniho) 05 gns. I Florence, December, 1905: Captain F. ' Adam (Hoanga, North Auckland), 45gns. j Mountain View's Flo, August, 1913: j Captain Adams 2(>gns. I Sweet Marie, Sept.. 1907: Geo. Cow ling (Manaia) 57gns. I Mountain View's Dahlia, Sept., 1912: S. B. TihMK (Okaiawa) 41gns. Planet, October, 1912: J. Fletcher! (Kiritaki) tiOgns. j Prince's Planet, Sept., 1912: J. Flet-1 i'her OOgns. j Sweet Carnation, Oct, 1912: J. Elder (Woodville) 41gns. , Mountain View's Moth, July, 1913: J ' Elder 40gns. I Richmond Rose, October, 1910: W. J Fisher tOgns. j Oakden Maid, October, 1913: Captain Wains 42gns. I Leaflet, Sept., 1900: J. Fletcher Tagns.! Christmas Gift, December, 1913: A. H. Kuggit (Stratford) oogus. J Bilberry VIII., July, 1900: J. Fletcher 7ogns. Brighteyes IV., October, 1909: 11.1 Hodge, 55gn.s. I Thistle VI., November, 1904: Dr, Wat son 80gns>. Campanile's Rose Queen, October. 1908: E. Dickie 28gns. | Ivy's Mistress, Sept,, 1909: Dt. Wat j son OOgns, Konini, Sept., 1912: O. McPhiilips (Manaia.) 41gns. Mountain View's Bell, August, 1912: J. Fletcher 4-Sgns. Venture, August, 1D07: 11. Hodge 44 gns. Mountain View's Clinker. Sept., 1912: Captain Adams 12gns. Kawhitiroa's Fancy, April, 1911: F. Hoskin (Matapu) 44gns. Belvedere Rose, August, 1909: T. Linn (Mangatoki) HOgns. Silver Briar, August, 1911: J. Mourie (Manaia) 44gns. Vesta's Campanile, August, 1910: 11. Hodge SOgns. Oakden Lass, October, 1913: A. Harrison (Mata) 21gns. Rioter's Gavotte, Sept., 1909: O. McPhiilips 46gns Lady Malaprop, November, 1905: A. Haj'rison 25gns. Pearl 11., October, 1913: S. Bowker 37gns. Millionairess, October, 1907: A. Hasceltou (Thames Valley) sligns. Mountain View's Diamond, August, 1912: F. Hoskin, 40gns. Pencarrow's Winsome. October, 1911: A D. Turner (Wjiverley) 30gns. 'Xgd'o, N'ovember, 1911: W., J. Fisher 40gns. Mountain View's Pansy, August, 1913: J. Fletcher 03gns. Oakden Gazelle, August, 1913: S. E. Worboys (Woodville) Signs. Mountain View's Silver, October, 1913: O. McPhiilips 47gns. Miss Mountain View, August, 1912: E. Dickie 21gns. Mountain View's Queen, Sept., 1913: W.j J. Chynoweth 25gns. Mountain View's Lady, October, 1912: F.' Hoskin Signs. May's Mishap, November, 1911: H. Sutton, oCgns. Lord's Lass, Sept. 1012: T. W. Long (Tariki), 32gns. Lady Mavis, Nov. 1910: S. A. Tibbitt (Okaiawa), 23gns. TWO-YEAR-OLD HEIFERS. Miss Petune: P. Jones, KlOgus. Miss Petune's few days old calf was also purchased by the same owner at 25gns. Mountain View's Bessie: D. Kilgour iKiwitea), 47jjns. Mountain View's Blossom: H. C. .Sampson (Hillsborough}, 3<igns. Mountain View's Bright: J. Guy (Matapu), 51gns. Mountain View's Edith: D. Scott (Normanby), 20gus. Mountain View's Fancy: Captain Adams, OOgns. Mountain View's Kohai: F. Hoskins, 4?gns. Mountain View's Lassie: Cantata Adams, 77ct»-

Mountain View's May: H. Sutton, .%'gns. Mountain View's Pearlie: H. J. Lancaster (Palmerston North), 57gns. Mountain View's Rose: A.Guy (Matauii), !ii,iis, who also bought Rosalie, her calf, for i'.-'giis. Mountain View's Vesta: W. J. Cliynowelh, ob'gns ONKYKAR-OLD HEIFIvRS. lOlroustt: D. MeEldowney (Puuiho), 22;rns. Mountain View's Butterfly: J. C. Colson (Thames Valley), 22gns. Mountain View's Beauty: Chas. Wells (Puniho), 52gns. Mountain View's Clematis: E. Griffiths (New Plymouth), 33gns. Mountain View's Flora: H. C. Sampson, Mgns. Mountain View's Fuschia: F. Hoskin, 2flgns. Mountain View's Girl: C. Hamerton (Tnglewood), 20gns. Mountain View's Gold Leaf: C. Hamerton, liigns. Mountain View's Lilv: D. Granthan (Xormanby), 2Rgns. Mountain View's Mabel: E. O'Sullivan 1 Cardiff), 17gns. Mountain View's Maid: Meier (Pembroke Road), 23gns. Mountain View's Mishap: S. E. Wofboys, fiSgtis. Mountain View's Norah: P. Jones, 35gns. Mountain View's Palmtree: J. C. Colson, 21gns. Mountain View's Plum: A. Colson, (Now Plyimmtn',, 26gns. Mountain View's Ruby: D. MeEldowney "Ggns. Mountain View's Sea Shell: A. Hazelton, 27gns. Mountain View's Silk: A. Colson, lugns. Mountain View's Polly: J. Colson, 23gns. Mountain View's Sunflower: W. J. Hall (Matatoke, Thames), fi3gns. Miss Twylish: A. 0. Wells" (Puniho), •17gns. Ruth's Solid Gold: J. Murray (Woodville), 43gns. BULLS. Lord Twylish, January 1905: F. Keightley (Midhirst), 74gns> Kaiser Bill, Oct 1914: L. H. Prestridge (Mafapn), 30gns. Mountain View's Hope, Sept, 1914: S. A. Tibbitts, 2ugns. Mountain View's Seaman: Parsons Bros. (Whenuakura), 26gns. Mountain View's Twylish: D. MeEldowney. 37gns. Stylish Twylish, Sept. 1914: A. D. Turner. Aligns. The Turk, 1914: A. Lawn (Warea), 22gns. YEARLING BULLS. Lybian Desert: R. Pierce (Hawera), 29gns. Millionairess's Own:' J., S. Watts Whakamara), ]3gns. Mountain View: R. Burke (Lowgarth), iiogns. i Mountain View's Anzac: E. O'Sullivan (Cardiff), lOgns. [ Mountain View's Doctor: G. Mitchell (Mangcrei). 13gns. Mountain View's Gold: F. Hoskin, 70gns. Mountain View's King Noble: Tonks Lros. (Manutahi), 6|gns. Mountain View's Lad: C. Hamerton, 23gns. Mountain View's Light: J. Gulliver (Whakamara), 35gns. Moun.ain View's Lord: A. H. Guy (Mutjpii'i, f'/gns. Mountain View's Peril: A. Harrison, 17gns. Mountain View's Record: E. P. Blake (Waverlcy), 2Sgns. Mountain View's Reward: H. Sharpe (Ma'apir, ifgns. Mountain View's Rioter: Captain Adams, 32gns. Mountain View's Silvery: A. Harrison, 32gns. Mountain View's Sunlight: A. Harrison, 32gns. Mountain View's Twilight: H. Hall I Lowgarth), 35gns. Twylish Jem: R. Dunn (Auroa), Sogns. Twylish Hope: H. Buxton (Auroa), ">lgns. On account of Mr. J. MeuH. Cow, Curly Linn, Oct. 1906: W. J. Chynowoth, 27gns. Cow, Indiana, Oct. 1910: H. Hodge, Stlgns. Yearling bull, Houwhenua Boy: A. Ward (Okaiawa) 12gns. j A number of grade Jerseys sold on I behalf of Mr. Linn realised good prices.