TAUMARNUI EWE FAIR. Tuesday, February 10. Abraham and Williams, Ltd., will offer at 10 a.m.— 17,000 BREEDING EWES, comprising— -13,800 A and 5-year ewes 3195 2-tooth ewes NOTE.—Every line is a genuine farmer's lot and are off high country that has been sheep farmed for upwards of 25 years and absolutely free from disease and noxious weeds. Many lines are straight 4-year-old and are confidently recommended to buyers wanting healthy, big-boned ewes. Remember Taumarunui sheep are noted for doing well in any other district. TE KUITI SHEEP FAIR. Wednesday, February 11. Abraham and Williams, Ltd., will offer—--2000 SHEEP, comprising—--700 s.m. ewes (lots) 500 4 and 5-year ewes (lots) 150 2-tooth wethers 500 m.s. lambs (lots) 300 2-tooth ewes 120 4-tooth ewes Entries Solicited.) TE KUITf RAM FAIR. February 13, 1931. Abraham and Williams, Ltd., will offer 180 Romney rams 20 Southdown rams On account of the following wellknown breeders: D. G. Forlong, W. R. Hunt, Henson Bros., J. A. Mitchell, O. Monrad, E. Openshaw, W. J. Poison, Shannon Bros., B. H. Stack, Voss Bros., Wagland Estate. PIO PIO EWE FAIR. Thursday, February 19. Abraham and Williams, Ltd., will offer 1250 BREEDING EWES Particulars Later.
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King Country Chronicle, Volume XXV, Issue 3263, 5 February 1931, Page 8
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