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Manawatu Times, Volume 63, Issue 41, 18 February 1938, Page 12

J. C. HUTTON (HI) LTD. OUTERS OF PRIME BACON PIGS, CHOPPERS AND POBKEB& R. WEBB and ( D. PETERSEN ( 'phone 8575, P.N. R. HOOK, ’phone 80, Shannon. J. V. WALTON, ’phone 42D, Ashhurst. J. BLUNDER, ’phone 13D, Halcombe. S. UGGIXS, 'phone 2502, Dannevirke, and Pahiatua district. B. J. NELSON (Sub-Agent), 'phone 87, Woodviile. AUCTION SALES FEILDING ANNUAL EWE FAIR. TO-DAY ; FRIDAY, FERUABY ISth, 1938, . At 11 a.m. 30 000 BBEEDING EWES, Compris- ’ ing:— 8000 2, 4 and 6-th., 22,000 4, 5 and 6-yr. Account J. Calleson, Esq., Karere, — 100 choice 2-th. Romney ewes. Account W. H. Gaisford, Esq., Oringi,— 500 gtd. 5-yr. ewes. Account Manson Estate:— 500 5 and 6-yr. ewes. On Account M. H. Oram, Esq., Colyton, 160 6-yr. ewes. FEILDING SALE. SATURDAY, 19th FEBRUARY, At 11 a.m. 1250 ® BEEE * Comprising:— SOO b.f. and w.f. Jambs, 283 2-th. to 6-yr. ewes, 160 fat sheep, 5 S.D. rams. 3Q FAT CATTLE, 10 store cattle. DISPERSAL SALE OF ROMNEY SHEEP. FARM PLANT AND STOCK AT THE OVINGDEAN HOMESTEAD, GBEATFORD, ON MONDAY, 21st FEBRUARY, AT 11 A.M. fA CTJLNG under instructions from D. J. A WILLIS, ESQ., who has sold hia property, an unreserved dispersal sale, as above, will be conducted by the undersigned, when the offering will comprise:— THE OVINGDEAN ROMNEY STUD 51 registered 1-shear ewes. 52 registered 2-shear ewes. 18 registered 3-shear ewes. 36 registered 4 and 5-year-old ewes. 24 registered aged ewes. 8 stud rams. 3 stud ram lambs. 63 registered ewe lambs. ICO ram lambs. 258 unregistered ewes (purebred.) 92 unregistered ewe lambs (purebred.) 3 Southdown rams. 9 Southdown ewes. The Ovingdean Romney flock (registered) was founded in 1927. Sires used were bred by Messrs. W. F. Jacob and Son, J. E. Hewitt, H. B. Johnstone. A. L. Wheeler and the owner, and most of the ewes are descendants of Te Marama ewes. The unregistered flock is descended from the original Woodendean flock established in 1875 by the present owner’s father, the late Major Willis, with Ludlam ewes, and both flocks have been maintained at a high standard. They have been carefully culled and classed for the sale by the well-known breeder, Mr. Chas. Small. Catalogues are obtainable from the Auctioneers. FARM STOCK AND PLANT 1 aged Stud Book mare, Mayflower, Reg. No. 2342. 1 aged Stud Book mare, Rosemouut Bonny, Reg. No. 2335. 1 aged marc. ; 1 aged gelding. 11-Coulter Colonial Drill, Cambridge Roller, R. & G. D.F. Plough, R. & G. North erne, Cultivator, R. & G. Swath turner, Steel Queen disc harrows, Oliver garden plough, R. & G. swamp plough. It. & G. 6ft. topdresser, spring dray, tip dray, Konaki sledge, 4 stock feeders, 10 x 7 grass-seed sledges, Bamford 4ft. €in. mower, R. & G. stacker, wire netting, plain and barbed wire, firewood, 4, 5 and 6 horse bars, 2 c.s. & b., 2 aets leading harness, c.h. & w., manure waggon, 3-lea£ tyne harrows and bar. chain harrows, mangel cutter, waggon, tripod harrows, endless chain, Butier hay and ensilage sweep, woolpress and table, Mastort 2J h.p. engine, motor lawn mower with 3 cutters, quantity hay, 2 tarpaulins, quantity farm tools and sundries. LIGHT LUNCHEON PROVIDED. Auctioneers in conjunction: ABRAHAM & WILLIAMS LTD., Palmerston North, Feilding & Marton. WRIGHT, STEPHENSON & CO. LTD., Wellington and Branches. N.Z. FARMERS' CO-OP. DIST. CO. LTD., Marton, Feilding & Palmerston North. UNRESERVED CLEARING SALE. Hewitt’s Road, Fitzherbert West, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 22nd, 1938, At 11 a.m. ■AfESSRS. N.Z. FARMERS’ DIST. COY. LTD., have received instructions from MR. ALEX SAUNDERS, who has sold his property, to sell as above:— CHOICE JERSEY COWS IN MILK (under test.) 32 choice 2-yr. heifers r.w.b., 10 weaner heifers. 1 reg. herd sire (“Heatherlea Sunstar”), 3 farm horses, 1 good pony, sows and litters, Berk. boar. B.F. lever plough, M.D. mower, tripod harrows, spring dray, konaki, tumbler sweep, harness, milk cooler, posts, bicycle, and usual farm sundries. NOTE.—We have inspected the above herd which are a particularly line lot, being young, in good order, and producing very well. The average runs out round 3001bs. of fat every year, which, when considering the class of country, is of very good merit. Individual returns and dates will be available at the sale. The young cattle are outstanding, and will be well worth acquiring. Dairymen can attend this sale with every confidence. Light Luncheon. W. H. MOFFATT, Auctioneer. SECOND MASTERTON EWE FAIR To be held at the MASTERTON SALE YARDS On WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 23rd, 1938, At 11 a.m. sharp. 11 000 BEEEDING ewes, , Comprising:— 1000 2-th. ewes, 500 4-th. ewes, 750 6-th. ewes, 3000 4 and 5-yr. ewes, 2500 5-yr. ewes, 2000 6-yr. ewes, 2250 B.m. ewes. t