JERSEY CATTLE.

Taranaki Daily News, 16 June 1921, Page 8

JERSEY CATTLE.

GALE AT NEW PLYMOUTH. j , SOME GOOD PRICES REALISED, ' TOTAL OF 4200 GUINEAS. 7 A sale of pedigree Jersey eattle was conducted by Messrs. Newton King, Ltd., at Walwakaiho yesterday, under the auspices of the New Plymouth branch of.tte New Zealand Jersey Breeders’ Association. The weather was fine and the large attendance of buyers constituted a representative gathering of Jersey breeders from all over the Dominion, many coming from as far south as Dunedin. The total lots disposed *of realised approximately 4200 guineas. In the heifer classes bidding was fairly brisk, many of the lines offered realising good figures, particularly those bred by Mr. John Hale, Avenue Road, New Plymouth. One of these—Silver Buttercup, a fine conditioned 2-year heifer, which comes from Grannie’s Knight, the latter being a product of the famous K.C.B. (Imported) stock—realised 2&lgns. The purchasers were Messrs. H. Sutton and Co., Longbush, Carterton. Other outstanding prices gained by Mr. Hale were ‘'Treasure's Patch” (by Grannie's Knight) 155 guineas (H. Sutton and Son), and “Holly Oak’s Rose” (Grannie's Knight) 151 guineas, bought by Dr. Pickerlll, of Dunedin. The average price for Mr. Hale's stock was 11254 guineas. Bidding was cows, although several lots were passed in. Prices,. however,, ranged from 13 guineas to 55 guineas. There was little or no demand for bulls, only six lots being disposed of. Mr. John Hale's ‘‘Rioters’ Merry Knight” (Grannie’s Knight stock) brought top price at 82 guineas. ( Details of the sale are:— BULLS. (On account of Mr. H. Lepper, Lepberton). Neptune's Noble, by Goddlngton Noble out of Petune's Baby, calved April 4, 1912.—-Mr. Eddie, Pahlatua, 85 guineas. (On account of Mr. J. Klenner, Kalmata). Calf, Bonny Briar, by Carranza out of Village Malden, calved September 13, 1929. Mamcna, Rahotu, 11% guineas. (On account of Mr. John Hale, New Plymouth). Rioter’s Merry Knight, by Ghinmc s Knight out of Rioter's Merry, calved August 12, 1919. —Mr. M. G. Maxwell, Rahotu, 82 guineas. Jewel Fashion, by Grannie’s Knight out of Princess of Silvermine, calved December 2, 1919. —R. G. Dalzell, Huntervllle, 71 guineas. (On account of Mr. R. H. Balsom, jnr., Mango rel). Jupiter, by Kasper out of Rosalie, calved July 2, 1917.— Vf. Peters, Kaimiro, 28 guineas.

(On account of Taranaki A. & P. Association). Holly Oaks Pretty Lass, by Grannie’s Knight out of Pretty Lass, calved December 19, 1919. —Messrs. Chisham Bros., Hunterville, 50 guineas. (>n account of Mr. G. McKenzie). Magnitude, by Topsy’s General out of Leta, calved July 21, 1915.—Mr. J. J. Bates, Bell Block, 15 guineas. COWS. (On account of Mr. H. C. Sampson, Hillsborough). Te Aril's Favourite, by Rioter of Pencarrow out of Dulcie, calved August 20, 1912. —Mr. A. W. Yates, Inglewood, 30 guineas. (On account of Mr. Harper Lepper, Lepperton). Spratt, by Milkmaid's Magnet out of Spot’s Fancy, calved November 11, 1910. —Mr. J. Cloke, Lepperton, 50 guineas. Nattie, by Milkmaid's Magnet, out of Dainty, calved December 1, 1910.—Mr. J. Sheppard, Opunake, 87 guineas. Dainty's Lass, by Milkmaid's Magnet out of Dainty, calved October 13, 1909.—Mr. R. Todd, Frankley Road, 4* guineas. Elf. by Milkmaid’s Magnet out of Spot's Fancy, calved January 18, 1909.—Mr. A. Cole, Onaero, 42 guineas. Dainty’s Maid, by Milkmaid’s Magnet out of Dainty, calved August 22, 1908.—Mr. W. W. Thompson, New Plymouth, 13 guineas. Ruth, by Rioter of Pencarrow out of Rita, calved August 19, 1907.—J. A. Kurth and Sons, Omata, 46 guineas. Spotless, by Milkmaid’s Magnet out of Spot, calved February 7, 1909.—Mr. 1. Cloke, Leoperton, 23 guineas. Dainty Girl, by Dr. Jim out of Dainty, calved October 19, 1911—Mr. R. Todd, Frankley Road, 47 guineas. Dimple, by Dr. Jim out of Spot’s Fancy, calved September 14, 1911.—Mr. T. E. Bell, Stratford, 53 guineas. Our Favourite by Moonraker out of Llllum, calved July 27, 1907.—Mr. E. P. Webster, New Plymouth, 30 guineas. Dr. Jim's Spotless, by Dr. Jim out of Spotless, calved October 17, 1911. —Mr. R. C. Nelson, Wciongona, 31 guineas. Butterfat, by Prospero out of Spratt, calved September 19, 1913.—Mr. A. H. Gilbert, Lepperton, 31 guineas. Silver Spratt, by Silvermine out of Spratt, calved October 26, 1912.—Mr. G. Bennett, Inglewood, 37 guineas. Favourite's Jenny, by Dr. Jim out of Our Favourite, calved August 5, 1912.—Mr. G. Bennett, Inglewood, 16 guineas. Lilium’s Mite, by Dr. Jim out of Llllum, calved July 17, 1911.—Mr. G. Bennett, Inglewood, 35 guineas. (On account of Mr. R. C. Jury, TLkorangi). Yankee Floss, by Floss 4lh Sailor Boy (Ait of Miss Yankee, calved August 14, 1915.—Mr. A. W. Yates, Inglewood, 30 guineas. Yankee Girl, by Jury's Prince out of Yankee Lass, calved August 22, 1914.—Mr. Gattenby, Tataraimaka, 43 guineas. (On account of Mr. G. Mitchell, Mangorei). Lubranolla, by Lubra's Magnet out of Magnolia, * calved September 1, 1915.—Mr. E. M. Crocket, Omata, 48 guineas. (On account of Mr. W. D. Cartwright, Lepperton). Maori May, by Trcthella’s Nigger out of Milky Way, calved December 9, 1915.—-Mr. Shannon, Feildlng, 10 guineas. Maori Beauty, by Petune’s Noble out of Dimple's Darling, calved August 8, 1916. —-Mt. Shannon, Feildlng, 16 guineas. (On account of Mr. R. C. Henry). Dainty Carnation, by Bungler out of Carnation 2nd, calved October 1,1909. —Mr. J. Perriim, Waipuku, 40 guineas. HEIFERS. | (On. account of Mr. John Hale).-. Meadow Spot, 3yrs, by Miro Meadow/ Boss out of St. Lambert’s Pride, calved July 30, 1918 —Dr. Pickerill, Dunedin, 36 guineas. Holly Oak’s Lala, 2yrs, by Grannie's Knight out of Lala's Maid, calved July 7, 1919. —H. Sutton and Co., Longbush, Carterton, 95 gulu- - eas. Silver Buttercup, 2yrs, by Grannie’s Knight out of Princess of Silvermine, calved February 10, 1919.—H. Sutton and Co., Longbush, Carterton, 251 guineas.

Gay Spark, 2yrs, by Grannie’s Knight out of Lady Spark, calved July 17, 1919.—1. Goodwin, New Plymouth, 65 guineas. Holly Oak's Annie, by Grannie's Knight out of Anscorine, calved September 20, 1919. H. Sutton and Co., Longbush, Carterton, 114 guineas. Holly Oak’s Pretty, 20 months, by Grannie’s Knight out of Jersey Bank’s Pretty, calved August IS, 1919.—H. Sutton and Co.,’ Longbust-, Carterton, 137 guineas. Holly Oak’s Lady, 2yrs, by Grannie’s Knight out of Lady Superior, calved June 25, 1919. Dr. Pickerlll, Dunedin, 139 guineas. Holly Oak’s Countess, 20 months, by Order of Merit out of Lambert Countess, calved August 10, 1919.—Mr. M. G. Maxwell, Rahotu, 85 guineas. „ Holly Oak's Bride, 20 months, by Grannld’s Knight out of St. Lambert’s Bride, calved August 19, 1919.—Mr. H. Kemp, Onehunga, 86 guineas. Treasure’s Patch, by Grannie’s Knight out of Treasure's Beauty, calved June 25, 1919. H. Suttem and Co., Carterton, 155 guineas. Holly Oak’s Rose, 20 months, by Grannie's Knight out of Rose Royal, calved October 4, Kl9.—Dr. Pickerlll, Dunedin, 151 jruineM.

Holly Oak's Tiny, 20 months,, by Grannie's Knight out of Treasure’s Dot, calved October 10, 1919. —Dr. PickerlH, Dunedin, 108 guineas Dulclpbone, 2yrs, by Noble Dolce out of Princess Dulcie, calved July 17, 1919.—Mr. B. T. Hale, Hillsborough, 40 guineas. ! Holly Oak’s Merry, 20 months, by Noble Dolce out of Merry's Madam, calved September 29, 1919.—Mr. H. Wells, Pukearuhe, 00 guineas. Plymouth' Rose, 20 months, by Grannie's Knight out of Rose's Glance, calved June 22, 1919. —Dr. Pickerill, Dunedin, 85 guineas. (Ou account of Mr. H. C. SampSoh, Hillsborough). Woodlands Pride, 2yrs, by Pettine’s Frisky out of All Cream's Pride, calved Adgust 22, 1919—-Mr. W. J. Marsh, Urenui, 30 guineas. (On account of Mr. J. S. Jones, Bell Block). Silverley's Autumn Rose, heifer calf, by Maori Ruler out of Rosie's Favourite, calved February 1, 1921.—Mr. R. C. Jury, T'korangi, 30 guineas. (On account of Mr. H. B. Lepper, Lepperton). Maori Mistress, 20 months, by Maori Captain out of Maori Lady, calved September 1, 1919.—Mr. M. G. Maxwell, Rahotu, 62 guineas. Maori Pimple, 20 months, by Maori Captain out of Spotless, calved September 13, 1919.—Mr. M. G. Maxwell, Rahotu, 50 guineas. Maori Bubble, by Maori Captain out of Maori Ripple, calved September 8, 1919.—Mr. G. J. Charters, Whenuakura, 48 guineas. Maori Daisy, by Petune’s Noble out of Hilum's Mite, calved November 23, 1919. Mr. 11. Kemp, Onehunga, 45 guineas. Maori Nancy, by Maori Captain out of Our Favourite, calved August 23, 1919.—C. Jordan, New Plymouth, 20 guineas. Maori Bud, 20 months, by Maori Captain out of Maori Blossom, calved August 22, 1919. Mr. G, J. Choxteris, Whenuakura, 20 guineas. Maori pulchra, by Petune’s Noble out of Pulchra’s Silvery, calved July 31, 1919.—Mr. A. G. Somerville, Tukapau, 35 guineas. Maori. Picaniny, by Maori Captain out of Maori Girl, calved September 9, 1919.—Mr. A. C. Binney, 57 guineas. Maori Bess, by Petune's Noble out of Nettie, calved October 8, 1919.—Mr. W. E. Wickham, Waitara, 40 guineas. Maori Ruby, by Petune’s Noble out of Dainty's Maid, calved October 31, 1919.—Mr. A. G. Somerville, Takapau, 31 guineas. Maori Dainty, by Petune's Noble out of Dainty, calred September 14, 1919.—-Mr. A. O. Wells, Mangorei, 45 guineas. Maori Socks, by Petune's Noble out of White Socks, calved January 8, 1920.—Mr. C. Wells, Warea, 31 guineas. Maori Mother, by Petune's Noble out of Llmpey’s Mamy, calved December 10, 1919. Mr. A. Q. Colson, Bell Block, 48 guineas. Maori Cherub, by Genoa's Marquis out of Maori Cherry, calved February 21, 1920.—Mr. Charteris, Whenuakura, 27 guineas. (On account of J. H. Street, Bell Block). Illawarra’s Lass, by King William out of Ill&warra's Lavender, calved September 11, 1919. Mr. M. G; Maxwell, Rahotu, 62 guineas. (Qn account of Mr. R. H. Balsom, jnr.. New ■ Plymouth). Clematis of the Meadows, by Protection of Meadowbrook out of the Waimetu’s Clematis, calved July 23, 1919.—Mr. Cobbe, Feildlng, 85 guineas. (On account of Mr. A. J. Luxton). Crofton’s Ruth, 2yrs, by Maori Major out of Eaton Fairy Bird, calved August 12, 1919. —Mr. Noble Hill, Hillsborough, 30 guineas. Crofton’s Mira, 2yrs, by Oakvale’s M.C. out of Oakvale's Silvery, calved August 15, 1919. —Mamona, Rahotu, 31 guineas. Crofton’s Fairy Maid, lyr, by Crofton’s Fox out of Eaton Fairy BiAl, calved July 20, 1920. —W. Lovell, Tongaporutu, 35 guineas. Crofton’s Beauty, yearling, by Crofton's Fox out of Blue Dolly, calved July 31, 1920. Mr. J. Bowen, Egmont Village, 42 guineas. Crofton’s Belle, yearling, by Holly Bonk Squire, out of Belle calved August 8, 1920.—Mr. H. Stonex, Bell Block, 84 guineas. Crofton’s Countess, yearling, by Miro Meadow’s Sapphire out of Contessa, calved AugUst 9, 1920.—R. C. Jury, Tikorangi, 52 guineas. Crofton’s Fairy Girl, lyr, by Crofton's Fox out of Crofton's Fairy, calved August 22, 1920. H. Stonex, 801 l Block, 41 guineas. Crotton’3 Sweet Molly, by Crofton's Fox out of Crofton's Sweet, calved August 18, 1920. J. H. Phillips, Awatuna, 21 guineas. Crofton’s Mayflower, by Grand Vizor out of Sweet May, calved July 30, 1920.—C. Wells, Warea, 28 guineas. (On account of Mr. J. S. Jones, Bell Block). Silverlea's Juliet, by Maori Ruler out of Julie, calved August 1, 1920.—C. Wells, Warea, 57 guineas. (On account of Mr. A. E. Washer, New Plymouth) . Helfer calf, by Grannie's Knight out of Tiny Sylvia's Rona, calved August 16, 1920.—Mr. H. Wells, Pungarehu, 50 guineas. SALE OF MR. J. POLETTI’S HERB. Newton King, Ltd., conducted a sale at the farm, Bell Block, on Tuesday, of Mr. John Poletti's grade Jerseys, this well-known breeder having decided to devote his attention in future to pedigree stock only. Mr. Poletti has been dairying at Bell Block for many years, and had, by careful breeding and systematic culling, built up a very fine herd of grades. The cattle submitted on Tuesday ■were all sourjd In color, and were a very uniform lot; in fact, many of the visitors present, and there were buyers from all parts of Taranaki and from as far ns Masterton, said the catalogue embraced the finest and moat

uniform lot of grades they had ever seen submitted on behalf of the vendor. Fortythree cows were disposed of, the average price being about £2l. The top price was £37, and five or six others reached £3O or ove|r. Heifers, carrying first calves, realised from £5 17s 6d to £l5, the average being about £lO.