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Dominion, Volume 29, Issue 223, 17 June 1936, Page 17

AKITIO ABERDEEN ANGUS Direct descendants from specially imported stock, the Akitio cattle, bred and reared under natural conditions, are guaranteed to do well anywhere. Akitio cattle are noted for constitution, uniformity of type, early maturing qualities, and quality flesh production. The 21st ANNUAL SALE WILL BE HELD AT Mr. L. Cowan’s Farm, TIMBER MILL - - DANNEVIRKE On Thursday, October I S', 1936 WHEN THERE WILL BE OFFERED FOR SALE: 6? 2-year-old Registered A.A. Bulls Q l-year-old Registered A.A. Bulls Below are the photos, breeding and show records of the two latest importations of Stud Aberdeen Angus Bulls from Scotland, to be used in the Akitio herd. ■m MB HB | I | | Event of Froxfield (imp.) bred by Colonel Baxendale, Petersfield, Scotland. Sire: Beelsley Elvino (60704) ; Dam: Ebony Sachel (93815). Event of Froxfield won Ist prize Royal Counties, 1935; Second prize Three Counties; 3rd prize yearling at the Royal Show, 1935, and first prize Derby Sweepstakes at the Royal Show.

/ H H I tas »' f.f'' , ■ ■■MB; ; ' ' Euxidor 7th (imp.). Bred by Sir Edmund Findlay, Banffshire, Scotland. Sire: Prince Pride of Duthel (57900); Dam: Euxida 7th (96482). Euxidor 7th was third in a very strong class at the Highland Show, and first and champion at the Spey Avon and Fiddickside Show, 1935. His half brother, Euxidor 3rd, was first in the aged bull class at the Highland Show, 1935, FRANK ARMSTRONG AKITIO Private Bag, Dannevirke, Phone and Telegrams “Weber.’ 1 '

Te Marama Romneys (Flock Founded 1884) BRED ON HIGH COUNTRY Low-Set, Heavy-woolled Sheep. Reared under Natural Conditions. W. F. JACOB & SON Te Marama, Kiwitea, FEILDING Phone: 458 D, Feilding. Address: Private Bag, Feiiding.