SHEEP-BREEDING
| NEW SOUTH WALES SHOW SYDNEY, June 22. Judging began today in the New South Wales sheep-breeders fortythird annual sheep show. Entries were fewer than last year, due to the adverse conditions. Nevertheless, the quality of the sheep exhibited, was really good. British breeds provided less competition than hitherto,, with the exception of the Corriedales, in which there was keen competition. The New Zealander Mr. Donald Grant had fewer exhibits than usual in the Border Leicester classes, the only award he received being a third for a pen of rams of one year, the chief prize-takers being Mr. W. O'Neil and Mr. W. Lawrence. Mr. McSweeney and Mr. Brunskills were the major prize-takers in the Southdowns.
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Evening Post, Volume CXXV, Issue 146, 23 June 1938, Page 26
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