. Farmer and stockbreeder . J., Koegras, Callantsoog, Noord,Holland. Hodson, H., 8, Kingscroft-road, Brondesbury. London, Mrs. W. E. G., 8, Kingscroft-road, Brondesbury, Holloway. Henry T., West Lavington, , Alec, Salop road, Oswestry, , John, Glan Lliw, Masons-road, Gorseinon, , Henry, Stanford Halfway House, , Thomas, Chapel-lane, Harriseahead, nr. Tunstall,Staffs. Mitchell. Henry, Sarnissa, Roe-lane. Southport. , F. N., Green Bank, 75, King s-road. Rochdale, , Reuben, King William, Terrington^tre
. Farmer and stockbreeder . J., Koegras, Callantsoog, Noord,Holland. Hodson, H., 8, Kingscroft-road, Brondesbury. London, Mrs. W. E. G., 8, Kingscroft-road, Brondesbury, Holloway. Henry T., West Lavington, , Alec, Salop road, Oswestry, , John, Glan Lliw, Masons-road, Gorseinon, , Henry, Stanford Halfway House, , Thomas, Chapel-lane, Harriseahead, nr. Tunstall,Staffs. Mitchell. Henry, Sarnissa, Roe-lane. Southport. , F. N., Green Bank, 75, King s-road. Rochdale, , Reuben, King William, Terrington^treet, , J. B., 5, Stanley-street, Hightown. , H. L., Walmsley street, , Samuel H., Huggetts Furnace, Five Ashes, , Joseph, Ashby-road, Spilsby, , W. Gretton, Rose Dene, Woldingham, , Robert, Well Park, Bathgate, Scotland. The following prefix and affix was granted :— Name. Applicant. Lavington. Henry T. Holloway, West Lavington, Photos 6y] Four-Sir J. Findlays 1,100-gumea bull. Four-Figure Angus Bulls at Perth. The champion sold for 2„100g$. [Brown, Lanark. 250 THE FARMER AND STOCKBREEDER February 17, 1919. 4,000 GUiNEAS FOR A SHORTHORN BULL FINE TEADK AT PERTH The Scottish Shorthorn week was inaugurated at ]Perth on Tuesday last, when Messrs. Macdonald,Fraser and Co. opened their spring sales. As wasthe case in the previous week, when Polled Cattlemade abnormally high prices, ilu- demand for cattlewas brisk and sustained. The total number jfanimals catalogued was 608. two less than last year,and of these 103 were cows and heifers. There werebuyers present from tho Argentine, from SouthAfrica and the United States, and, as will be seenfrom the list of prices, there was a remarkably finetrade. The second day, of course, was the moreimportant, but on the first day the judging tookplace and females were sold as well as a few of tli>-bulls. Four figures were quite commonly paid, but
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