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auctions. “WOODLANDS” ABERDEEN ANGUS dTsplenishing SALE. AT THE SALEYARDS, JIASTEKTON (For convenience). TUESDAY, MAY 30, 1944, at 11.30 a.m. , Account ESTATE R. R. BURLING. 29 selected pedigree A.A. cows, depasturing with “Just Eric ol luutauc (10686) u. , 19 selected pedigree *eows depa.sluring with “Questor of Woodlands (1040-) 5 rising 3-yr. pedigree heifers, depasturin’' with “.Just Eric of Tautanc (10656) and “Questor of Woodlands” 15 riMng'fl-yr. pedigree heifers (empty) 36 pedigree'bull and heifer calves 15 rising 2-yr. pedigree bulls u 1 stud sire “Questor ol Woodlands H.B. No. 10432. The "Woodlands” Herd was founded with imported animals, or close up descendants of imported cattle. Bulls imported included"Ermitano” and ’’Eland of Bieaton,” bolli of which were from the famous Beautv family of Keillor, and did much to build up the name ol! “Woodlands. •J'nong the females brought out were "Proud Pc-e-y” of the “Erica’ strain, “Pride of Mtihben 44th,” "Pride of Aberdeen u32nd and "Bunty of Mulben.” In 192 G, when the entire herd was sold, the late Mr. R. R. Burling selected and nurchased 1-5 females from the best breeding'families, mid since then. the ‘ Erica and "Pride of Aberdeen’ strains have had a controlling influence. Cows sold at the sale in 1926 have bred particularly well wherever they- went. “Cartilage of Gwavas. sire or the two bulls sold nt Dannevirkc last October tor boo -ns and 520gns. respectively, is out of "Rose of Woodlands.” The top-priced animal at the Ben Lomond Sale was sired bv “Count of Woodlands, who 'also sired many Show winners. This sale gives breeders a wonderful opportunity of securing high-class animals of undoubted breedin- and quality. . , Catalogues will bo available on application and the Auctioneers will be pleased to make selections and execute commissions on behalf of breeders unable to to the Auctioneers in conjunction— DALGETY & COMPANY. LTD. (Inc. in England). N Z LOAN & MERCANTILE AGENCY ’ CO., LTD. (Inc. in England). Stud Stock Departments and all UNRESERVED CLEARING SALE. TUESDAY, MAY 30, 1944, At .1 P.m. ON THE FARM, FRECKLTNGTON LINE, OHAKEA, near BULLS. DALGETY & COMPANY. LIMITED (Inq. in Eng.), favoured with instructions from Mr Ben Annereau, who is giving up dairying will offer by Auction as above— His complete Dairy Herd and I lant, etc., comprising: 20 first-class Jersey cross dairy cows, > July. August and September calvers 6 picked <weaner Jersey heifers 1 draught mare—all work 1 sow 8 weaner pigs . 1 3 h.p. Fairbanks Nurse Benzine Engine, I small Holder Electric Fence and Battery; 65-gal. Alfa Laval Separator; Vat; Buckets; Set Tripod Chain Harrows; 12 Boxes D.S.R.; 30 Cow Covers; Drums; Milk Fever Outfit; 600-gal. Tank, practically new; 2-pig Troughs; Concrete Boiler; Bath; Swingle Trees, Chains, sundries, etc. Full particulars and .calving dates at Sale. Ad ’ i - WAIPUKURAU SALE. TUESDAY, MAY 30, Commencing at,ll a.m. 1230 SHEEP, 213 CATTLE, Comprising: 6 fat wethers, 250 fat ewes. 9-4 fat lambs, 350 shorn wether hoggets, 380 wether hoggets. 150 ewe lambs, 50 fat cows, GO fat cows and heifers, 45 f. and. £. ■bullocks, 14 cows, 44 weaners.A33a DALGETY & COMPANY,. LTD., Will Offer bn Account MOTUEKA STATION, ON TUESDAY, MAY 30, AT WAIPUKURAU SALE :— 50 fat cows ~ , 43 fat and forward 3i-year bullocks A 341 DISPERSAL OF FAMOUS “IVANHOE” AYRSHIRES AND CLEARING SALE OF STOCK AND PLANT. ON THE FARM, “IVANHOE,” JIENZIES FERRY. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 7, 1944, Commencing at 11 o’clock Sharp. MESSRS. WItIGHT, STEPHENSON & CO., LTD., have been favoured with instructions from MR. A. M. WEIR, "Ivanhoe,” Menzies Ferry, who has sold his farm, to offer as above the Whole of his Live and Dead -Stock, including the wellknown “Ivanhoe” Ayrshire Stud, and comprising Sheep, Cattle, Horses, Implements, and Sundries, as follows: — CATTLE32 Registered in calf Ayrshire cows II Registered Ayrshire rising 2-yr. incalf heifers 4 Unregistered Ayrshire in-calf cows 3 Unregistered Ayrshire rising 2-yr. In-calf heifers 1 Stud Ayrshire bull, Ardgowan Makbar.” rising 4-yr. old 1 Stud Ayrshire bull, rising 3-yr. old 1 -Stud Ayrshire bull, rising 2,-yr. ' 4 Registered yearling Ayrshire bulls NOTE. —The dispersal of the “Ivanhoe” spells “finis” to the existence of the Famous Stpd which Mr. Weir so successfully followed on the “G’lenweir” Ayrehires, founded by Ids father, the late Cochrane Weir, on the Otago Peninsula over 60 years ago. Production records, setting new standards for the breed, have been created by members of the “Ivanhoe” Stud, and expense has been a secondary consideration when it came to the question of introducing new blood into the herd, nor was sentiment allowed to interfere with the rigorous culling which had to take place. It is unique amongst breeders of Dairy Cattle to have as many as THREE CLASS LEADERS AND DOMINIOIN CHAMPIONSHIPS IN ONE HERD, yet that is the proud record attaching to the “Ivanhoe” Herd. To merely own such a trio would be a great honour, but to have bred them and brought them out. adds merit to an already meritorious performance. Descendants from these champion females, sired by picked bulls imported from Scotland and Canada as well as the Dominion’s best, will be offered at tin’ Sale. Breeders and dairymen alike are recoin mended to attend the dispersal of High-class Ayrshire Cattle. Catalogues obtainable from Auctioneers. ORDER OF SALE:—Sundries. Implements. Shoop. Cattle, Horses, Harness, and Furniture. Light Luncheon Provided . A 327

PRELIMINARY NOTICE. AUCTION sale of farm lands. MESSRS. Wright, .Stephenson and Co., Ltd,, have been Instructed by Mr. mid Mrs. It E. Williams,' Kaiwiiiwni. Featherston, to sell by Public Auction, nt the Carterton Salevnrds. on Friday. June 9, their Farm Property of 305 acres, all Hat nnd well subdivided. FULL PARTICULARS LATER. A 321 PRELIMINARY NOTICE. DI.SPLENI SHING SALE. STORTFORD LODGE SALEYARDS, THURSDAY. JULY ‘27, 1944. On account AV. 11. MEECH, ESQ., “.SPRINGFIELD STUD," HASTINGS. Approximately 100. SELECT ED STUD A.A. COWS mill their progeny 70 STUD A.A. HEIFERS, rising 2 and 3 years Full tuii’lii’iil.’irs and Catalogues later. MI KKAY. ROBERTS CO.. LTD.. DALGETY & CO., LTD.. Auctioneers in Conjunelton. A 326 DIVE STOCK FOR SAI.E Foil Sale. 1 special I'liild's Show Pony with saddle .’Bid bridle. Prive £25. B. Jardin. 162 High St., Lower Hutt.

RURAL LAND FOR SALE ONE OF THE BEST DAIRY FARMS IN PAHIATUA DISTRICT. S 3 A< KES ; freehold nil heavy, well grassed flats/ mg and wintering zO dairy cuws, 2 bulls, - « 1111 1,1 sell wilh <»r wilhoul slock. Good ierma to good man, and the puce <- • 11. M. MOHTOX X SON, I.and Afc INt ate Agents. Qwwn MA S HTTcres. praetirariy Hal. ri.-li land; ’’and.v to Pji Imeralon; ean’ieil 80(1 breeding cues and fattened all lumbs last season, or wuuld dal ls. ’‘o 1«> ’<o'Bj Good dwelling of six rooms, e. 1., and all country conveniences. liCturns over £l-00 last year. PRICE £5O per acre. , north T. J, RODGERS & CO.. 76 Gooilfo Streep 1 AIZHEKSAON NOI