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Otago Witness, Issue 3017, 10 January 1912, Page 54

TUESDAY, 20th JANUARY, 1912. THE ELDERSLIE STUD FLOCKS. At the Elderslie Homestead, Near Oamaru. jp Y N E & O 0., In conjunction with Messrs d algety & co. (limited), have received instructions from Mr J. B. Reid to sell by auction at Elderslie on Tuesday, January 30, 1912: The Whole of his magnificent Romney Marsh, Border Leicester. Lincoln, and English Leicester Stud Sheep, comprising: ROMNEY MARSH. N.Z.F.8., No. 5. 6 high-class imported Rams, prizetakers in England, and personally selected by Mr Reid from Mr C. File’s flock 34 specially-selected stud Rams, one, two, and three-shear 300 one-shear flock Rams 350 Ram Lambs 340 one-shear stud Ewes 570 two, three, and four-shear stud Ewes 350 Ewe Lambs. 1950 LINCOLNS, N.Z.F.8., No. 7. 2 stud Rams 59 two-tooth flock Rams 45 Ram Lambs 126 two. three, and four-shear stud Ewes 60 one-shear stud Ewes 50 Ewe Lambs. 342 BORDER LEICESTER, N.Z.F.8., No. 7. 2 high-class imported Rama, bred by Mr Cameron, Brechin 16 specially-selected stud Rams ISO one-shear flock Rams 150 Ram Lambs 140 one-shear stud Ewes 290 two. three, and four-shear stud Ewes 150 Ewo Lambs. 898 ENGLISH LEICESTER, N.Z.F.8.. No. 60. 2 stud Rams 58 one and two-shear flock Rams 38 Ram Lambs 40 or.o-shear stud Ewes 74 two. three, and four-shear stud Ewes 37 Ewe Lambs 249 20 one-shear halfbred Rams (Lincoln Merino). It seems almost superfluous to call the attention of flock-masters to this sale, which is certainly one of the meet important sheep sales ever held in New Zealand. Throughout the whole Dominion, and in Australia, the Elderslie Flocks arc well and widely known, and their show-yard reputation stands second to- none:—Shown at 61 shows in New Zealand and Australia. Sheep from the flocks have secured 83 champion medals, 5 champion ribbons Sydney Royal, 355 first, 283 second, and 137 third prizes. At the Melbourne Exhibition 5 gold medals for longwool and championship of the exhibition with Romney ewe wool. For nearly 40 years the flocks have been bred with the greatest care and judgment, and no expense has been spared to secure high-class sires from the Old Country. Wo confidently recommend intending buyers of high-class Sheep to make a point of being at Elderslie on the 30th January next. Sale at 10 a.m. sharp. Train will leave Oamaru 8.45. PYNE & CO.. DALGETY & CO. (LIT).), 20d Joint Auctioneers. jpORBURY PARK TROTTING CLUB AUTUMN MEETING, January 31 and February 3,1912 NOMINATIONS for ALL EVENTS bolt clays CLOSE at ‘J p.m. on WEDNESDAY, 17th January. For full programme eco Referee or Otago Witness of 30th December. H. L. JAMES. ■lt’- Secretory. rjJO STAND AT BERWICK. GEO. m. PATCHEW, By Rothschild from Linten, by Bundoora. Geo. M. Patchen is the best producing son of Rothschild (sire of Dan Patch 2.9 i, Revenue 2.11 4-5, Alrnont 2.12 1-5, Belmont 2.13 2-5, Sal Tasker, and several others with records better than. 2.20). Geo. M. Patchen is the siro of Georgie M. 2.26, Lieutenant J. 4.54, Sweet Patch 4.53, Blue Bov 2.20, Eccentric 2.27. Medallion 4.42, Gladys M. 3.43. Susanna 3.47, Swallow 2.30, Separator 5.2, Turk 4.59. Terms, £3 3s at eiid of season and £3 3s when mare proves in foal. All care, but no responsibility. Mares consigned to Henley will receive prompt attention. For further particulars nrynlv J and R CROSS 4N. Berwick.

rr* O R SALE, P STAYBOY. Aged; guaranteed absolutely eound. Tu,. safest conveyance over country in Now Zealand. Price, Fifty Guineas. W. CROSS-AN, Waterloo Hotel, Caverishnm.