JERSEY CATTLE.

Taranaki Daily News, 6 October 1921, Page 8

JERSEY CATTLE.

&<6ALE OF PEDIGREE STOCK. '*'■ SECOND DAY'S CATALOGUE. ? FURTHER GOOD PRICES. The sale of pedigree Jersey bulls, the property of various breeders in North Taranaki, was continued on the Taranaki A. and P. Society’s grounds, at New Plymouth, yesterday, ’when there was again a large attendance’. Prices generally did not reach the level of the previous day, but most of the catalogue was cleared, and visiting breeders were well represented in the list of purchasers. The top figure was realised for Meadowvale Gold King, one of Messrs. E. O’Sullivan and Sons’ entry, for which Mr. H. B. Lepper paid 130 guineas. The sum of 120 guineas was paid for another animal belonging to the same vendors, Meadowvale Generol Gamboge, the 1 purchaser being Mr. G. T. Seymour (Blenheiim). Messrs. O’Sullivan’s other entry. Meadowvale Mullingar, went to Mr. J. S. Jones (Bell Block), at 90 guineas. All these animals claimed descent from Sultan's Daisy, the well-known champion, and also bad the Camponile’s Sultan blood. A bull entered by Mr. K. C. Henry (Poplarvale Admiral), was purchased by Mr. F. Ranford (Stratford), at 87 guineas, and Mr. W. H. Watkins (Waverley) secured Lucky’s Knight for 80gns. from Mr. John Hale. Other prices ranged from 30 to over 50 guineas. During an interval in the sale Mr. H. B. Lepper, addressing breeders, urged upon them the importance of looking after the registered brands at sales. He extended thanks i.o the ladies of the Bell Block and Omata districts who had so capably managed the luncheon department at the sale.

Opportunity was taken by Mr. E. Griffiths to make an appeal to Jersey breeders to assist the Taranaki A. and P. Society with the roofing of the cattle pavilion by taking up debentures in the society. He also announced that the executive of the N.Z.J.B.A. had expressed its intention of subsidising the New Plymouth Jersey Breeders’ Club to the extent of £ for £ up to £25 on any money raised for Jersey classes at the Taranaki Show. Mr. Griffiths said some support had already been received, but they should not stop at £25. The best way of popularising the Jersey was to give encouragement to the classes at the show, and in this instance any money raised would be in addition to the usual prizes allocated by the society. This was a good opportunity for helping the breed along. The sale was conducted by Messrs. Newton King, Ltd., and was put through with' expedition. Mr. K. F. Kirk wielded the hammer. The list of purchases Is as follows: (On account of Mr. L. G. Andrews.) Cliffside Captain, by Norfolk Park’s Squire —Te Arei’s Aida, calved October, 1920.—Mr. C. Kilsby, Otaki, 27gns. Cliffside Prince, by Norfolk Park’s Fquire —Cliffside calved August, 1920.—'Mr. S. Topless, Urenui, 27gns. Cliffside Squire, by Norfolk Park’s Squire— Cherry of Cliffside, calved August, 1920.—Mr. , S. R. Lancaster, Palmerston North, 29gns. (On account of Mr. John Hale.) Dulcie’S Exile, by Exilium—Dulcie’s Belle, calved April, 1920.—Mr. H. T. Mellow, Ka- ' ponga, 38gns. Lord Signor, by Grannie’s Knight—Signal's | Lass, calved January, 1920.—Messrs. Johnson Bros., Waverley, ’Sagns. Leia's Black Prince,, by Exilium—Madam Leia, calved April, 1920.—Mr. G. H. Foote, Marton, 30gns. Holly Oak’s Golden Lad, by Grannie’s Knight—Lambert . Countess, calved September, 1920.—Mr. J. Chapman, Tongaporutu, 40gns. Holly Oak’s Nobility, by Beauty’s Bean— I Lucky's Girl, calved December, 1919.—Mr. J. I Brophy, Okato, 57gns. j Signal’s Victor, by Beauty’s Beau—Signal’s Queen, calved December. 1919.—Messrs. Johnson Bros., Waverley, 42gns. Holly Oak's Busy Boy, by Grannie’s Knight . —Jersey Bank Sylph, calved November, 1919. —Mr. A. Crudis, Tongaporutu, 38gns. Lucky’s Knight, by Grannie’s Knight— Lucky's Choice, calved March, 1920.—Mr. W. H. Watkins, Waverley, 80gns. Holly Oak’s Rosey Knight, by Grannie’s Knight’—Jersey Bank Rose, calved August, 1919, —Mf. L. Marsh, Hillsborough, 57gns. Gem’s Ring, by Ex ilium—Gem's Ruby, calved April, 1920, Mr. R. Wood, Carrington Road, Elfins. (On account of Mr. A. G. Colson.) Last Card, by Oakland’s Una —Lady Rompue, calved August, 1920.—Mr. Geo. Colson, Fitzroy, 20gns.

Wee Gem’s Twylish, by The Thrasher—Wee Gem, calved February, 1921.—Mr. J. D. Pearce, Mangorei, 37gns. Financial Boy, by The Thrasher—Financial, calved June, 1920.—Mr. J. D. Pearce, 31gns. (On account of Mr. W. J. Freeth.) Napper Sandy, by Napper—Lady Sultan, c-'ived June, 1920.—Mr. S. R. Lancaster, 32 gns. .xgahiwi’s Conqueror, by Swastika’s Conqueror—'Lucky’s Charm, calved August, 1920. —Mr. N. C. Morgan, Rahotu, 52gns. Ngahiwi’s Talisman, hy Maori Nugget— Mangorei Girl, calved January, 1920.—Mr. F. Hunger, Stratford, 36gns. (On account of Mr. T. W. Perger.) Passion’s Earl, by Earl of/the Roses—'Passion’s Darling, calved July, 1920.—-Mr. J. E. Shewry, Tahora, 33gns. (On account of Mr. J. H. Street.) Oakvale’s Valentine, by Merionfa. Star— Valla, calved October, 1920.—Mr. R. J. Linn, Normanby, 20gns. Oakvale’s Ben, by Oakvale’s M.C.—lllavvana’s Lavender, calved August, 1920.—Mr. E. Hellier, Lepperton, Signs. Oakvale’s Sapphire, by Miro Meadow’s Sapphire—Miro’s Blossom, calved October, 1920. Mr. J. L. Rogers, Eltham, 38gns. (On account of Mr. H. B. Lepper.) Maori Commander, by Petune’s NobleMaori Ivy, calved November, 1919.—Mr. E. Cutfield, Tututawa, 40gns. Maori Foch, by Maori Captain—Lil him, calved February, 1920.—Mr. A. Buchanan, Palmerston North, 27gns. Maori Mine, by Maori Esquire—Pulchra’s Silvery, calved June, 1920.—-Mr. S. Boivin, Frankley Road, 30gns. Maori Gay. Boy, by Petune’s Noble—-Hattie, calved September, 1920.—Mr. S. R. Lancaster, 35gns. (On account of Mr. J. D. Pearce'.) Biverbloom’s Maori Lad, by Maori Sniper—jHverbloom, calved - August, 1929.—Mr. W. Stanley senr., Hillsborough, 37gns. (On account of Messrs. E. O’Sullivan and Sons.) Meadowvale General Gamboge, by Meadowvale General Daisy—Meadowvale Sister Susy, calved September, 1920.—-Mr. G. T. Seymour, Blenheim, 120gns. Meadowvale Mullingar, by Meadowvale Prince Daisy—Meadowvale Sheila, calved September, 1920.—Mr. J. S. Jones, Bell Block, 90gns. Meadowvale Gold King, by Meadowvale Conqueror—Meadowvale Goldsize, calved August, 1921.—Mr. H. B. Lepper, Lepperton, 130gns. (On account of Mr. R. C. Henry.) Poplarvale Prince, by Miro Meadow’s Paddy —Princess D., calved July, 1920.—Mr. A. Buchanan, 33gns. Poplarvale Admiral, by Miro Meadow’s Paddy—Seashore, calved August, 1920.—Mr. F. Ranford, Stratford, 87gns. (On account of Mr. J. A. Colmer.) Sea View Promoter, by Woodstock’s Prospector—Sea View Estelle, calved September, 1920.—Mr. A. Crudis, Tongaporutu, 45gns. Sea. View Protector, by Woodstock’s Prospector—Avoca's Beauty, calved November, 1920.—Mr. C. Kilsby, 52gns. (On account of Mr. F. W. Cornwall.) Oakland's Paddy, by Miro Meadow’s Paddy —Oakland’s Snowstorm, calved August, 1920. Mr. H. T. Mellow, 32gns. Oakland's Cicero, by Holly Bank Squire— Oakland’s Gazelle.—Mr. H. T. Mellow, 33gns. Oakland's Majesty, by Miro Meadow’s Paddy—Oakland's Princess, calved September, 1920.—Mr. G. Foreman, Tikorangi, 36gns. Oakland’s Viper, by Miro Meadow’s Paddy— Oakland's Sweet Nell, calved September, 1920. —Mr. F. Blundell, New Plymouth, 38gns. (On account of Mr. J. Hale.) Holly Oak’s Superior Knight, by Grannie's Knight—Lady Superior, calved August, 1920. Passed in at TOgna.

(On account of Mr. H. Wood.) Riverdale’s Boy, by Grannie’s Merry General—'Riverdale Maid, calved September, 1916. —Mr. J. Spotswood, 39gns. MR. COULTER’S HERD. Following the conclusion of the sale under the auspices of the Jersey breeders, a number of lots were offered on behalf of Mr. C. Goulter, Blenheim, and elicited good bidding, the best demand being for the females. The highest price realised was 160 guineas, at which figure the cow Hawkesbury Peeress fell to Mr. H. Salway (Bell Block). Another animal, Hawkesbury Grannie’s Lily, brought 127 guineas, the purchaser being Mr. R. C. Jury (Tikorangi). A number of calves were sold in each lot, 50 guineas being paid by Mr. H. Greig for a heifer from Hawkesbury Graceful. Of the male stock, Hawkesbury Blue Light raised good competition, being finally purchased for 95 guineas by Mr. G. Mitchell. Details are as follows: Strathmore Prince Fox, by Soumise Majesty (imp.)—Fox’s Princess, calved October, 1916.—Mr. Percy Knight, Tataraimaka, 45gns. Hawkesbury Golden King, by Hawkesbury Majestic—Golden Empress, calved February, 1919. H. Jury, Spotswood, 55gns. Hawkesbury Prince Edward, by Strathmore Prince Fox—Princess Darky Soumise, calved December, 1919. —Mr. E. Jackson, New Ply-: imouth, 40gns. Hawkesbury Majestic Bob, by Hawkesbury Majestic—'Majesty’s Jersey Lily, calved December, 1919.—Mr. A. G. Marsh, Hillsborough, 35gns. > Hawkesbury Drummer, by Hawkesbury Majestic—Combination Jersey Lily, calved January, 1920. —Mr. A. Buchanan, 42gns. Hawkesbury Starlight, by Hawkesbury Majestic—Majesty’s Jersey Lily.—Mr. J. H. Street, Bell Block, 40gns. Hawkesbury Moon Light, by Strathmore

Prince Fox—-Hawkesbury Queen, calved August. 1920.—Mr. M. O’Halloran, Tongaporutu, 28gns. Hawkesbury Blue Light, by Hawkesbury Nobleman—Hawkesbury Marquise, calved August, 1920.—Mr. George Mitchell, Mangorei, 95 Hawkesbury Queen May, by Soumise Jaek— Jersey Queen Darkey, calved September, 1919. —'Mr. J. Strong, Westown, 71gns. Bull calf from Hawkesbury Queen May by Hawkesbuiy Golden Light.—Mr. F. Jordan, Mangorei, ; 14gns. Hawkesbury Princess Royal, by Soumise Jack—Princess Darkey Soumise, calved September, 1916.—Mr. E. Mouatt, Mokau, 33gns. Heifer calf, Hawkesbury Golden Light— Hawkesbury Princess Royal.—Mr. H. Salway, Bell Block, 28gns. Hawkesbury Peeress, by Grannie’s Knight— Hawkesbury Empress, calved September, 1916. —Mr. H. Salway, Bell Block, 160gns. Bull calf, by Hawkesbury Golden Light— Hawkesbury Peeress. —Mr. A. L. Hunter, Frankley Road. 22gns. Hawkesbury Grannie’s Lily, by Grannie’sKnight—Majesty’s Jersey Lily, calved August, 1917. —Mr. J. H. Street, Bell Block, 127gns. Heifer calf, Hawkesbury Golden Light— Hawkesbury Grannie’s Lily.—Mr. R. C. Jury, Tikorangi, 56gns. Hawkesbury Princess Rose, by Strathmore Prince Fox—Princess Darky Soumise, calved August, 1918.—Mr. J. H. Hobson, Lepperton, Bull calf, by Hawkesbury Golden Light— Hawkesbury Princess Rose.—Mr. F. Jordan, Mangorei, 9gns. Hawkesbury Princess Tulip, by Strathmore Prince Fox—Hawkesbury Princess, calved September, 1918, due November.—Mr. F. Goodwin, Okato, SOgns. Hawkesbury Graceful, by Hawkesbury Majestic—Grace Darling Soumise, calved January, 1919.—Mr. A. Buchanan, 5-2gns. Heifer calf, Hawkesbury Golden Light— Hawkesbury Graceful.—Mr. H. Greig, Pukearuhe, Hawkesbury Butterfly, by Strathmore Prince Fox—Hawkesbury Grace, calved January, 1919. —Mr. A. Buchanan, SOgns. Bull calf, by Hawkesbury Golden Light— Hawkesbury Butterfly.—Mr. A. Buctanan, 10 gns.