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Taranaki Daily News, 27 June 1922, Page 8

SALES BY AUCTION. SALE THROUGH REGISTHAR OF SUPREME COURT AT REQUEST OF Ist. MORTGAGEE. SATURDAY, tile Sth DAY OF AUGUST, 1922, at 2 o’clock in the afternoon, MESSRS. R. P. MORRISSEY & CO. JJAVING received instructions from ■ the Registrar of the Supreme Court of New Zealand at New Plymouth, acting at the request of the Ist Mortgagee, ’ will sell by Public Auction at their Auction Rooms situate in Union Street, Hawera— ALL THAT Parcel of Land containing 141 acres 3 roods and 18 perches more or less being Section 3 of Block VII. Kaupokonui Survey District and all £he land in Certificate of Title Volume 103 folio 282 Taranaki District Land Registry. The land is situated at Rowan in close proximity to the Rowan Dairy Factory and ia offered for sale on behalf of the First Mortgagee in exercise of the powers contained in Memorandum of Mortgage No. 29542. The Mortgagee’s Application and estimate of the value of the said freehold property may be seen during office hours at the office of the Registrar at all times prior to the date of the sale and in the Auction Room at the time of the sale without payment of a fee. Particulars and Conditions of Sale may ’be seen at the Office of the Auctioneers or of Messieurs Hamel and Hore, Solicitors, PateaPEDIGREE JERSEYS SOUTH TARANAKI SALE, PRICES AT MANAIA. The first sale of pedigree Jersey cattle to be held at Manala by South Taranaki breeders was conducted yesterday by the Farmers’ Co-op. Society. The rain in the morning kept a number away, but despite that there was a good attendance. Including buyers from Wanganui, Wairarapa, and the South Island. Mr. C. G. Trotter was auctioneer, with Mr. C. E. Morrisey as clerk. Bidding was rather on the slow side, but the auctioneer was in his best form, and the bulk of the animals changed hands at prices that were, on the whole, fair. The deunand for yearlings was good. Details are : (On account of Chas. Jones, Manaia). Cow, Melrose, by Black Pattern—(Lady Bright, calved October, 1916.—A. Coleman, Bitham, 54 guineas. Cow, Sunny Lea Star Belle, by Tiritea • Lone Star—Oaklea’s Blue Bell, calved Octo- ; ber, 1916.—J. P. Shepherd, Opunake, 34 ! guineas. j Cow, Shamrock Sweet, by Cherry Sweet—i Wee Shamrock, calved August, 1916.—W. A. ! ITarcomb, Masterton, 30 guineas. Cow, Shining Star, by Grand Duke—Sil■j rered Star.—A. Coleman, Eltham, 45 guineas. Heifer, Passion's Beauty, by Maid's Noble Genera)—Passion Flower 111., calved September, 1919.—J. Robb, Westmere. 66 guineas. Yearling heifer. Waiokura Amy, by Maori Lad—Conceit’s Blossom, calved October, 1921. —F. J. Warner, Matapu, 29 guineas. Yearling heifer, Rosalind’s Pet, by Belvedere Pride’s Marvel —Ayesha's Rosalind, calved August, 1921.—J. F. Shepherd, Opunake, 20 guineas. Yearling heifer. Shining . Star’s Lassie, by Belvedere Pride’s Marvel—Shining Star, j calved August, 1921.—Robt. Gibson, Manaia, i 26 guineas. ; Bull, Passion's Dandy, by Belvedere Pride's ; Marvel—Passion Flower 111., calved October, j 1920.—Cork! 11 and Petty, Pihama, 20 guineas. ' Bull, Waiokura Tom. by Belvedere Alladin I —Melrose, calved September, 1920.—C. Winters, Kapuni, 15 guineas. (On account of Chas. Voullaire, Kaupokonui.) Cow, Eaton Myu-ny, by General Noble— Eonica, calved August, 1918.—J. F. Shepherd, Opunake, 40 guineas. Yearling heifer. Round Bush 'Myrny, by Belvedere Alladin—Eaton Mymy, calved October, 1921.—H. T. Mellow, Kaponga, 46 guineas. Cow, Holly of 0.K., by Earl of O.K.—Vanilla of 0.K., calved July, 1917.-—Muggeridge Bros., Manaia, 28 guineas. Heifer, Round Bush Holly, by Belvedere Ailladin —'Holly of 0.-K., calved September, 1920.—R. J. Linn, Normanby, 25 guineas. Cow, Oanga, b*- Cicero’s Sultan—Ponga, calved October, 1912.—«W. H. Jakins, Christchurch, 39 guineas. Yearling heifer, Round Bush Sweet Pea, by Maid’s Noble General—Eaton Mymy, calved September, 1921.—H. T. Mellow, Kaponga, 25 guineas. Yearling heifer, Round Bush Margaret, by Belvedere Alladin—’Holly of 0.K., calred August 9, 1921.—R. Gibson, Manaia, 20 guineas. , (On account of S. J. Bennett, Kaupokonui.) Heifer, Thorneycroft’s Princess, by Maid’s Noble General—Pearl’s Blue Bell, cajved July, 1917.—T. Remington, Westmere, 22% guineas. Heifer, Thorneycroft’s Primrose, by Maid’s Noble General—Pearl’s Blue Bell, calved July, 4920.—« G. D. Polglase, Collingwood, Nelsor:, 25 guineas. Heifer, Thorneycroft’s Jewell, by Maid’s Noble General—Oaklea’s Belle, calved June, 1920. Muggeridge Bros., Manaia, 62 guineas. Yearling heifer, Thorneycroft’s Pretty Maid, by Maid’s Noble General—Clarita Maid, calved September, 1921.—8. Gibson, Manaia, 24 guineas. Yearling heifer, Thorneycroft’s Beauty, by Maid’s Noble General—Blue Bell’s Duchess, calved, July, 1021.—T. Remington, Westmere, 34 guineas. Yearling heifer, Thorneycroft’s Orange Lassie, by Maid’s Noble General—Hollybank • Orange Lady, calved August, 1921.—A. Colei man, Eltham, 28 guineas. ! Heifer, Thorneycroft’s Venus, by Maid’s Noble General—Alma of 0.K., calved September, 1918.—A. Keith, Masterton, 21 guineas. (On account of Karl Rothe, Riverlea.) Yearling heifer. Dainty’s Maggie, by Dainty Enigma's K.C.—Ella's Lass, cfilved August, 1921. —'A. Keith, Mastcrton, 20 guineas. Yearling heifer. Dainty Stocking, by Dain- . ty Enigma’s K.C.—Snow View's Snow Socks, calved August, 1921.—A. Keith, Masterton, 24 guineas. Yearling heifer, Fleurage, by Dainty Enigma’s K.C.—Fleurette, calved August, 1921. D. Kennedy, Morven,_ Canterbury, 20 guineas. (On account of Robt. Gibson, Manaia.) ‘, Heifer, Preference, by Riverdale’s General * —Fury Pride's Sultan, calved August, 1920. ’ H. Blackstock, Eltham, 26 guineas. , Heifer, Ratanui Magnet, by Beachland’S' Adk miral—Fancy’s Beautiful, calved August, 1920. • R. Copplestone, Elthrnm, 34 guineas. ’ Heifer, Fox’s Nobility Pearl, by Fox's No- ’ bility—Maid of 0.K., calved September, 1920. , —W. H. Jakins, Christchurch, 48 guineas. ’ (On account of J. Carpenter, Inaha.) ' ► Cow, Corinda’s Queen, by General Goldie—- ’ i Corinda, calved August, 1919.—J. Robb, West- *! mere, 14 guineas. , Cow, Crena, bj’ Lakeside Butterfat—Corin- » da, calved August, 1918.—J. Robb, Westmere, » 19 guineas. » (On account of E, Long, junr. (Manaia.) ‘ Cow, Rimu's Pride, by Golden Rimu—Tox’* »• Primrose Pride, calved July, 1918.—iW. IS. »! Jakins, Christchurch, 17 guineas. • There was a good demand for grades. A * number of two-year-olds, sold on behalf of ManaU, brought up to £B3,