Auctions (From previous column) LOT 29: GEOFF TWEEDIE, Marlborough: Jock, 21i years, handy huntaway dog. Big good natured dog. Will head, hunt and work in yards. Also works cattle. LOT 30: F. D. C. BROWN, Coalgate: Jan, 20 months, handy bitch. Good command. Not a lot of noise. LOT 31: G. D. OLORENSHAW, Hawarden: Lyn, 2Mt years, heading bitch. Well bred, done lambing-beats and hill work. Side commands. LOT 32: MURRAY TOMLIN, Kaiapoi: Clyde, 7 years, huntaway dog. LOT 33: D. STUART, Blenheim: Spark, 4 years, heading dog. Easy to work, very fast and reliable. LOT 34: A. S. LARSEN, Rangiora: Jock, 3 years, handy dog. LOT 35: DEREK CHEETHAM, Kaltuna Valley: Jet, 1 year, handy bitch. Fast, keen youngster. Good on any size mob. LOT 36: A. J. DOWLE, Kalkoura: Pip, 20 month, huntaway bitch. Strong, nosy bitch, with a lot of sting. LOT 37: STEVE PAULING, Okuku Pass: Jed, 414 years, handy huntaway dog. A good dog on mobs or In paddock also plenty of work on hill. LOT 38: G. FECHNEY, Christchurch 2: Mlc, 15 months, eye dog. A young dog keen to work. LOT 39: A. M. ENSOR, Rangiora: Matt, 3 years, huntaway dog. By G, Dicky’s Quest. Tons of noise, would make a good mustering dog. Works in yards. LOT 40: M. D. NEAL, Little River: Jack, 3 years, handy huntaway dog. Reasonably handy in yards. LOT 41: HAMISH TURPIN, Greta Valley: Lass, 10 months, handy bitch. Handles sheep. Likes to head. Noisy in yards. Work all day. LOT 42: S. G. SMITH, Bell Hill: Bing, 2 years, strong eyed heading dog. Black and white. LOT 43: M. W. FLOOD, North Loburn: Smut, 20 months, heading dog. Broken in and under good command. Will develop into a good dog. LOT 44: A. C. LARSEN, Rangiora: Ben, 2 years, strong eyed heading dog. North Island dog and from top breeding. LOT 46: G. RICHMOND, Waiau: Maid, 6 year, heading bitch. Top lambing dog. By son of Bob Barrl’s Quinn. LOT 47: GAVIN FEARY, Southbrook: Sky, 17 months, beardy handy dog. Excellent yard and backing dog, very keen, no vices. LOT 48: MR D. COTTIER, Waiau: Peg, 6 years, handy huntaway bitch. Plenty of go, will work anything. LOT 49: MISS JANE McASLAN, Kaiapoi: Storm, 5 years, handy huntaway dog. Smithfield bred. LOT 50: DICK CARMICHAEL, Greta Valley: Fleet, 3 years, heading bitch. Firm pulling bitch, been placed at trials. LOT 51: ANDREW CRAW, Little Akaloa: Mac, 2 years, huntaway dog. Likes room and will go the distance. LOT 52: D. N. EVANS, Amberley: Peg, 18 months, huntaway bitch. Well breed, good in yards abd paddock. Trail potential. LOT 53: PETER KING, Oxford: Ted, 4 years, huntaway dog. Bred by Jack Carmichael, this dog has plenty of distance and noise has ben used on the hill. LOT 55 DAVID FITZGIBBON, Lees Valley: Wai, 3 years, heading dog, lambing dog, works cattle. LOT 56: M. W. FLOOD, North Loburn: Rose, 3 years, black/ tan handy bitch. Handy paddock and yard bitch, easily worked. LOT 57: J. B. ACKLAND, Peel Forest: May, 4 years, huntaway bitch. Good backing dog and yard dog. LOT 58: J. KOTLOWSKI, Greta Valley: Rod, 10 months, heading dog. Heading keen wants work. Bill Pickering bred. LOT 59: GAVIN FEARY, Rangiora: Dex, 15 months, heading dog. This young dog is shaping well and ready for work. Will make a good dog. LOT 61: G. RICHMOND, Waiau: Sarg, 4 years, huntaway dog. Top hill dog. LOT 62: DICK CARMICHAEL, Greta Valley: Bill, 8 years, heading dog. Showing a lot of promise and firm on sheep and cattle. LOT 63: MRS A. SALKELD, Rangiora: Dean, 20 months, heading dog. Good command. A very promising young dog. LOT 64: H. K. BARWELL, North Loburn: Ben, 2 years, medium eye heading dog. Big, strong, young dog showing a lot of promise. Good cast and firm puller with no bite. LOT 65: D. N. EVANS, Amberley: Boss, 11 months, heading dog. Fast, firm and keen, natural clean worker. Showing a ton of promise, well bred. CATALOGUES AVAILABLE FROM THE AUCTIONEERS TERMS STRICTLY CASH UNLESS PRIOR ARRANGEMENTS ARE MADE WITH AUCTIONEERS WRIGHTSON, Auctioneers, CHRISTCHURCH.
MARLBOROUGH STOCK AND STATION AGENTS ASSOCIATION BLENHEIM CATTLE SALE THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 1988 COMMENCING 12 noon WE WILL OFFER: 110 2 year Steers 120 2 Year Heifers 100 Yearling Steers 170 Yearling Heifers 30 Yearling Bulls 45 15 Month Steers 15 Month Heifers LIGHT LUNCHEON AVAILABLE 3 DAY DEER SALE 900 RED BREEDING HINDS Comprising : 605 first calvers 227 Mixed Aged hinds. On behalf of: KILGANIE DEER FARM TAUPO September 27, 28, 29, 12 noon September 27, first calving hinds September 28, first calving hinds September 29, Mixed Aged hinds The sale will be held at Kilganie selling complex on the Rotorua and Taupo road, skm from Wairakei (signposted). The advertised hinds are totally capital stock being selected from top breeders and purchased as weaners. They have been farmed on Kilganie properties at Rotorua and Taupo and have been mated to top quality stags of which full details will be available at sale. T.B. Certificate will be available on sale date. The average weights are 80kg approx. For further information phone: GIBB LUXTON 073 71-429 Rotorua REX YOUNG, 074 89-503 Taupo, 89-503 f DRENDAD GALLAGHER, 84-411 Taupo.
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