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AUCTIONS. jqMRST JJAM -piAIR. STUD AND FLOCK ROMNEYS, SOUTHDOWNS. RYELANDS, LEICBSTERS. fJIHURSDAY, JANUARY 1940, AT yyRIGHT, gTBPHEXSON AND QO., Y AKDS — QTAHL'IIU (Adjoining Challenge Phosphate Co.'s Works). 900 gELECTED gTUD AXD "pLOCK RAMS. NOTB—Strong support forthcoming from breeders and a wide demand for Rams, which centralises at Auckland, w*ill establish this Fair as a definite service to buyers and breeders. Excellent selling and paddocking facilities available. Entries of Quality Rams Solicited. EXTRIES CLOSE JAXUARY S. 1940. Auctioneers in Conjunction— DALGBTY AXD CO.. LTD.. WRIGHT, STEPHENSON AND CO., LTD. gPECIAL rjIHOROUGHBRED AXD p gHOWGROUXDS, AUCKLAXD, yyEDNESDAY, J~JECEMBER 27, 1939, AT 10 A.M. SHARP. Favoured with instructions from the Trustees of the late Max Steinberg, we will sell by Public Auction, to wind up the Estate: THE PROVED HORSES KONNETA, FIDELIS AXD WAPAUGH. The Unraced Two-3-ear-olds MiMAX (Musketoon —Elope) and MAMASHA (Lord Warden —Pledge). In training and with engagements at the A.R.C. Summer Meeting, Also a FULL RAXGE OF RACIXG GEAR, in tirst-class order. SUPPLEMENTARY ENTRY. To Wind Up A Partnership. The Well-known Horses BRAZILIAN, MI LA XI OX and SILVER GLOW. Also a Two-Year-Old BROWN FILLY (Vaals — Morehu). For catalogues apply to the Auctioneers, gTEPHEJJSON AND QO., BOX 16, AUCKLAND. :23