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Otago Witness, Issue 2761, 13 February 1907, Page 41

AUCTIONS. FRIDAY, 22nd FEBRUARY, At 9 o'clock sharp. At the Dunedin Hoi so Saleyards. THOROUGHBRED RACEHORSES WRIGHT, STEPHEN'SON, & CO. (LTD.) have received instructions from Mr John Ellis (Wingatui) to seU by auction, as above: Ch h Ouidaform. syrs, Muhifonn — St Ouida (St. Clair— Ouida) Ch h Brighton, 6vrs, Euroclydon — Ma Belle Br c Chameleon. 3yrs, Multiform— St Ouida Ch c Ostachkcff. svvs. Stopniak — Miss Betty Br c Moudjik, 3yrs. Stopniak — Vault ress Ch c. 3yrs. Obligado — Emmelinc B c, 2yrs. Pilgrim's Progress — Vaultre«s B h A=~anet, 3vrs, Lord Rosslyn — Foray. " 13£ GREAT UNRESERVED DISPERSAL SALE Of FAMOUS HEREFORD CATTLE and STUD SOUTHDOWN and LINCOLN SHEEP. THURSDAY and FRIDAY. 28th FEBRUARY and Ist MARCH, 1907, At the Homestead, Te Rangitumau, near Masterton. North Island, 70 miles by rail from Wellington. MESSRS ABRAHAM & WILLIAMS (LIMITED) -will sell by public auction, without reserve, as above, The Whole of Messrs Stuokey Bros.' celebrated Te Rangitumau Stud Hereford Cattle, known as the Te Kiwi herd, and their Flock of Stud Lincoln Sheep, comprising : 122 stud Hereford Cows and Heifers, with Calves 54 stud two-year-old Hereford Heifers 35 stud yearling Heifers 20 stud Bulls 84 stud Heifer and Bull Calves 289 stud Lincoln Ewes 207 stud Lincoln Ewe and Ham Lambs , (Established 1879. N.Z. Flock Book; No. 2, 169.) 4 stud Lincoln Rams 3200 Lincoln flock Ewes and Lambs. Also, on account of Mr James Stuckey. at the same time and place, the celebrated Te Rangitumau Stud Southdown Sheep (registered flock No. 3, N.Z. Flock Book), consisting of about — 575 stud Southdown Ewes 15 special stud prize-winning Rams 220 Ram Lambs 230 Ewe Lambs • The Flock has within the last two years won 29 champion, 141 first, and 128 second prizes, besides winning three times in succession the celebrated Garforth Challenge Cup. Catalogues on application. NOTE. — Sheep will be sold on Thursday, 28th February, and Cattle on Friday, Ist March, 1907. Sale at 11 a.m. each day. Buyers should arrive in Masterton not later than Wednesday evening, 27th February. 6f IMPORTANT SALE. THE undersigned have been instructed by Sir John Hall, in consequence < f his having sold his property, to hold a CLEARING SALE Of the following HIGH-CLASS SHEEP, At the HOMESTEAD, HORORATA, On THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 21. -iO.UUU Sheep, comprising— 9000 merino Ewes, four-tooth upwards 2700 two tooth Merinos, mixed sexee 1600 four and six-tooth merino Wethers 3000 merino Lambs, mixed sexes 700 two tooth halfbred Wethers 500 two-tooth halfbred Ewes 1700 two tooth three-quarterbred Ewes 1000 three-quarterbred Ewe->. four tooth upwards 1000 lialfbred Ewe*, four-tooth upwards 2000 throe-quarterbred Ewe Lambs 3000 halfbred Lambs, mixed sexes. The excellence of Sir John Hall's Flock of Sheep is too well known to need comment. The average price — Season 1906 — for »ir John Hall's greasy half and three quarterbred wool, sold in London, was 152 d per 11), the top pi ice realised being le 5d per The average pneo for tho Oroa<y Merino Wool wa* 14d pci lb, the top price being 15^1. Tho-o figure* will --'tow Hiai the quality of the Hoiorata Flock i^ un^urpawed m New Zealand. J. T FORD & CO N Z LOAN & MERCANTILE AGENCY CO , PYNE & CO Auctioneer*. Ulni^tchimh. LUTE ADVERTISEMENTS. Ir*ARM FOR SALE. 260 aero- least ho! J; 1 near factoiy: rich, flat laud^ splendidly situated, "well drained ; half area wnn down: very low rental; must become veiy valuable holding: *mall goodwill; 40 acre, in oat« and turnip* — HENDERSON & CO , Wyndham. jf} E E D CLEANINGHaving Pure based the Seed-cleanir-g Ma<-h'ner\ and Business of M<?ssts M'Aalan and Melvni. Cumberland, \ ogel streets, Dunedin we are prepared to DRESS FARJIEBS' SEEDS and QUOTE VALUES. The Greatest Care and Despatch will be given by < ur Mr WA.SLAK to all instructions. OTAGO FARMERS' CO-OPERATIVE ASbOCIATION (LIMITED). Dunedin.