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TOP price of 2,000gns (£2,100) at Skipton Auction Mart’s annual Craven Native Day show and sale fell to a 13-month-old pedigree Aberdeen-Angus bull from Adrian and Penny Johnson’s Yearsley herd, based at Clarence House Farm in the village of the same name near Brandsby, in North Yorkshire’s Hambleton district. (Wed, May 5) The well-grown Yearsley Royal Lion, a Rawburn Jackson Eric son bred from Yearlsey Royal Lady, one of the herd’s best cow families – Lion’s grandmother made 11,000gns – found a new home in Calderdale with Robert Gemmell, of Bradshaw, Halifax. Hereford bulls sold to 1,500gns for the second prize show class winner consigned from the Stoner pedigree herd of Calderdale father and daughter, Brian and Lauren Boulton, based at Stones Farm, Wainstalls, Halifax.
There s no excuse not to call family and friends over the festive season as Telstra has made its network of 15,000 payphones free to use around Australia. The telco s payphones won t need any coins from Christmas Eve until January 1, with people able to make free local, national and mobile calls. If you want to see loved one s faces, selected Telstra Air Wi-Fi access points at their payphones and stores will also be free to use if you prefer video calling. While most people own a mobile phone these days, there are still more than 11 million calls made each year on payphones, including 200,000 to the national emergency services line.
There s no excuse not to call family and friends over the festive season as Telstra has made its network of 15,000 payphones free to use around Australia. The telco s payphones won t need any coins from Christmas Eve until January 1, with people able to make free local, national and mobile calls. If you want to see loved one s faces, selected Telstra Air Wi-Fi access points at their payphones and stores will also be free to use if you prefer video calling. While most people own a mobile phone these days, there are still more than 11 million calls made each year on payphones, including 200,000 to the national emergency services line.