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Southland Times, Issue 23998, 13 December 1939, Page 24

PUBLIC NOTICES COMPLETE UNRESERVED DISPERSAL SALE —of—--2SO » u Maungawera” Stud Southdowns « 18® (Reg. Flock No. 1161, S.S.S.N.Z.) On Account of J. S. HUNT, Esq., PEMBROKE, CENTRAL OTAGO N.Z. At the Showgrounds, Invercargill, N.Z., in March, 1940. milE offering will include 2 Stud Sires, 14/36 and 87/37, both sired by UPPER SWELL 25 of 34,1 mp. 1 43 aged; 28 four-shear; 24 three-shear, (20 sired by imported Rams); 23 two-shear, (19 sired by i p rams); 40 one-shear; stud Southdown ewes; in addition to 120 mixed sex Southdown lambs. J UPPER SWELL ML' * 5 *1 25 of 34, proved V ' himself a sire in UPPER SWELL . . ' ' ‘-W England, where 25 of 34 (Imp.) • /winning (on extreme prize-winning left), f ') '' j lambs at the bredbyW. E. H. k.../* A O Oxfordshire and Hebblethwaite, Three Counties England. Pur- IW&Z, . JjfY.. , Shows. He was chased in 1936 ■ O ' \ ® ® WW an . « uts , tand,n § by j. s. Hunt, W /'•' !ndivldual and Esq., Pembroke, Aja < proved a great for 150 guineas. success at the SO Maungawera iwl MB Dm innn stud. The dispersal of this well known Stud affords breeders the last opportunity of obtaining a large number of practically pure “Pariroa” Southdown blood. The flock was founded in 1933 by the purchase of speciaUy selected in-lamb ewes from H. Bussell & Sons, (flock 143); later additions from the same Stud included the two toppriced two-shear ewes at the famous “Pariroa” Dispersal Sale in 1936. Additions of picked ewes were made in 1934 from the prize-winning flock of W. J. Gimblett, (flock 298). . , nn ,u fa. The “MAUNGAWERA” Southdowns are bred on high, cold, dry country in Central Otago, and are noted tor their good heads, uniformity of type, fleshing qualities, and general robustness Bred on the class of country described they are particularly sound class of sheep, and will do well in any climate. For Catalogues and further particulars apply to the Auctioneers WRIGHT, STEPHENSON & CO. LTD. STUD STOCK SALESMEN, Wellington, Invercargill, Dunedin and Branches.

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