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Ashburton Guardian, Volume 55, Issue 126, 9 March 1935, Page 8

AUCTION SALES. DISPLENISHING SALE ALLANDALE CLYDESDALES. ALLANDALE CLYDESDALES. Tlie Property of Andrew Grant, Esq., Allimdalc, Fairlie, Soutih Canterbury. THURSDAY, MARCH 14, 1935. Commencing at 1 p.m. At the A. and P. Society's Show Grounds, Timaru. ESSRS WRIGHT, STEPHEN- . SON AND CO., LTD., in -conninction with MESSRS DALGETY & CO LTD., have been instructed to Seli' at Auction, WITHOUT RESERVE, on account of Andrew Grant, Esq., "Allandale'' Fairlie, South Cantcrburv, the following HIGH-CLAbb CLYDESDALE HOUSES:— 5 STALLIONS, comprising Fyvie Baronet (imp.), Lady's Desire (formerly Allandale Hero) Elksmere, Allandale and Allandale Standfast. 6 RISING THREE-YEAR-OLD COLTS, four by Desire (imp.), and one each by Bonnie Kincardine (imp.) and Roseneraig (imp.) 6 RISING TWO-YR-OLD COLTS, by Fvvie Baronet (imp.), Desire (imp.), and Opportunity (imp.) 6 RISING THREE AND FOUR-YEAR-OLD FILLIES, by Desire (imp.), Bonnie Kincardine (imp.), and Fyvie Baronet (imp.), and served" bv Dunlop's Renown (imp.), Desire (imp.), and Fyvie Baronet (imp.) 10 GELDINGS, with Veterinary Certificates of Soundness as fit for all street work, sired by Desire v imp.), Bridgebank Chancellor (imp.), and '" Fyvie Guardsman (imp.) This is one of the Grandest Offerings of Clydesdab Stallions, Colts and Fillies yet submitted to Auction Saie in New' Zealand. Every one is sound and correct. The offering includes Champions and Prize-winners at the New Zealand Royals and all the Leading South Island Shows. Allandale Clydesdales have been in the forefront of'New Zealand Studs for many years and no sire has a greater breeding record than the Stud Horse, Desire, a noted prize-winner in Scotland, avlio, after his importation to Allandale in 1926, was undefeated in New Zealand. Descriptive Catalogues are available from the Joint Auctioneers (all branches). Complete arrangements have been made for forwarding purchases by rail or sea, Commissions will be executed by the Auctioneers if desired. Refreshments available at the Sale. "ETHVEN EWE FAIR. FRIDAY, MARCH loth. Account WTNTERSLOW STATION—--1000 J-Bred Ewes. Annual Draft, 140 Two-tooth J-Bred Ewes. 100 Two-tooth I -Bred Wethers. Account MRS F. H. GRIGG, Alford Forest—< 300 4,6, and 8-tooth \ and 3-Bred Ewes. Account MRS M. O. LONG, Methven—--250 6 and 8-tooth I and 3-Bred Ewes. Account MESSRS MASSEY AND WOOLLEY, Lyndhurst—--75 Two-tooth 3-Bred Ewes. Account MR D. M. BRUCE, Lowcliff e—--200 Two-tooth I and 2-Bred Ewes. Account MR, E, G- BODY, Lyndhurst: 100 6 and 8-tooth j-Bred Ewes. 75 Two-tooth J-Bred Ewes. Account MR J). GREEN, Alford Forest—--85 6 and 8-tooth \ -Bred Ewes. Account MRS A. E. WILSON, Lincoln Hills—--300 4-year-old i and f-Bred Ewes. Account MR A. J. PENNEY, Highbank— -80 6 and 8-tooth -3-Bred Ewes. .Account MR C. G. PREBBLE, Lyndhurst— -300 Two-tooth -'-Bred Ewes. 250 Two-tooth f-Bred Ewes. Account MR F. PETER, RANGIATEA, .Mount Somers—--200 Full-mouth J-Bred Ewes. 50 4 and 6-tooth -J-Bred Ewes. 250 Wether Lambs. Account GLENPALLOCH STATION—--200 Full-mouth £-Bred Ewes. 200 Full-mouth Merino Ewes.' 200 Merino Wethers. 300 S.M. -J-Bred Wethers. Account MR R. G. McLEAN. CORWAR— -120 |-Bred 2-tooth .Ewes. 140 a-Bi-3tl 2-tooth Ewes. On account of MESSRS S. E. and L. L. RICHARDS, Mount H!uttAnnual Draft of 1000 Four and Five-vear-old Halfbred Ewes, 300 Halfbred Wether Lambs. On nocount of the MOUNT POSSESSION RUN COMPANY— Annual Draft of 700 Four and Five-year-old Halfbred Ewes. Account MR JAMES CAMPBELL, Methven—--130 6 and 8-tooth Romnev Cross Ewes. Account MR A. T. SMITH, Springburn— -200 S.M. 3-Bred Ewes. ASHBURTON ASSOCIATED AUCTIONEERS.