Rams For Brazil
Four Corriedale and tvia Romney rams left Christchurch for Sydney on Thursday on the first stage of ah air journey to Brazil. At Sydney they were to join a consignment of Australian sheep, also bound by air for Brazil. The corriedales were bought by Dalgety and New Zealand Loan, Ltd, from the estate of H. T. Little (Hawarden), the Johns Trust (Culverden). J.. F. G. Blakely and Son (Waikari), and J. H. Grigg (Longbeach). The Romneys were bought from A. Southey, of Masterton, and the Rannoch Trust, of Darfield. The sheep were bought in June, but difficulty in obtaining transport from Sydney caused a long delay in arranging delivery. '’3 C Memlnated—Mr R. Prince, of the West Coast-North Island centre, has been nominated by the Amateur Cycling Associa- , Men for manager of the New Zealand team to the Edinburgh l Commonwealth Games.
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Press, Volume CX, Issue 32210, 31 January 1970, Page 15
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