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Waikato Independent, Volume XL, Issue 3667, 13 February 1940, Page 4

Publie Notices. HAMILTON ROMNEY RAM FAIR. THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 22. CLAUDELANDS SHOWGROUNDS 10 A.M. SHARP . 1275 RA M S Comprising: 10 STUD ROMNEY RAMS ,1265 FLOCK ROMNEY RAMS Stud rams will be offered at 1 p.m. sharp. The above entry comprises specially selected sheep on account of the undermentioned well-known breeders from the Waikato, Wanganui, Wairarapa, Taranaki and the Manawatu districts. These breeders have been consistent vendors at the above fixture for a numbeer of years and are consequently thor- : oughly versed with the requirements of the Waikato district. We can confidently recommend anyone requiring first-class rams to attend this— THE OLDEST-ESTABLISHED RAM FAIR IN THE WAIKATO Which, for over a third of a century, has catered for the requirements of sheepfarmers in this and surrounding districts. The entry of stud rams are from the following breeders: Massey Agricultural College; C. S. Johnston, Waitomo Caves; Law Bros., Shannon; J. A. Blair and Sons, Maxwell; W. H. Henson, Feilding. Vendors of flock rams are as follows: Estate H. Akere, Fitzherbert West; J. A. Blair and Sons, Maxwell; P. M. Compton, Taratahi; G. E. Allen and Sons, Masterton; D. G. Forlong, Bunnythorpe; Keith Allen, Masterton; J. W. B. Boddy, Kairanga; J. A. Court, Fencourt; Wilfred Johnstone, Tamahere; Law Bros., Shannon; P. J. Andrew, Marton; J, C. Bidwill, Pihaitea; Bid well 8r05.,. Pihaitqa; E.. R. W; Bid well, fPihai'lea-; X-. dߣ"Vbwles, Te Mata; C. J. Nix, Feathers tone; W. H, Henson, Feilding; T. E. Craine, Kiwitea; Bremer Bros., Waverley; L. Johnstone, WKatawhata; C. Matthews, Hamilton; M. A. Conway, Feilding; C> N. Worker, Hamilton; R. J. McDonald; Dannevirke; J. F. Mcßeath, Puriri; H. D. Smith, Te Pahu; Uloth Johnstone, . Whatawhata; David Johnstone, Whatawhata; Mrs G. E. Guthrie, Eltham? Estate R. A. Mead, Waitetuna; Tynan Bros., Te Anga; J. A. Kilsby, Ohiati; Brown Bros., Feilding; W. H. Rutherfurd, Feilding; W. A. Todd, Otane; O. J. Hawkin, Waverley; J. C. Potts, Bruntwood; B. J. McKee, Morrinsville; Vanhoutte Nollett, Te Uku; F. M. Strange, Mangaiti; W. J. Johnstone, Puketutu; Estate J. J. Ryburn, Ngahinepouri; E. M. Edkins, Mangaiti; T. S. Mason, Halcombe; A. J. Corrigan, Hawera; R. L. Levin, Feilding; Glencoe Farm, Hamilton. AUCTIONEERS: FARMERS’ CO-OP. AUCTIONEERING CO. LTD. . ; HAMILTON DALGETY & CO. LTD. (Incorporated in England) HAMILTON N.Z. LOAN & MERCANTILE AGENCY CO. LTD. (Incorporated in England) HAMILTON E. C, DAY LTD. Instructed by Mrs ALAN C. TURTILL, who is leaving the district, will offer for sale by Public Auction, the whole of her carefullychosen FURNITURE AND EFFECTS, on the premises— DICK STREET, CAMBRIDGE FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 16, 1 P.M. DRAWING ROOM—-3-pce Chesterfield Suite in Tapestry with loose cushions; D.S. Settee and Squab; . Revolving Oak Bookcase).tOak Oec. Table; Oak Writing Bureau; Brass EolFee Table; Oak Drop-leaf Tea Wagon; 13ft 6in x 10ft 6in Axminster Carpet; Spark Guard; Fire Irons; Fancy Cushions: lot Books and Novels; Electric Table Lamp; W.P. Basket; Pictures and Prints; Crystal and Brassware; H.M.V. Electric Gramophone; Curtains and Pelmets. STUDY—-Handsome Oak Roll-top Office Desk; Revolving Oak Office Chair; 3-pce Chesterfield Suite; 2 Axminster Carpets; 6-v. Ultimate Radio; Ratten Stool; Bookcase; lot Books; “Dent’’ Chronometer. BREAKFAST ROOM—-6-pce Oak Dining Suite, modern design; Easy Chair; Indian Allwool Carpet Square; Electric Heater; Elec. Toaster; lot Ornaments; Curtains; O.R. Kerb; Spark Guard; 33-pre “Erin” Pattern Dinner Set; 3-pce Silver Tea Service; Wedgewood Dinner Set; Wedgewood Tea Set; lot Preserves and Jam; 3plated Cake Servers; Crockery and Crystal. HALL- —20yds Super Ax. Body (Continued in Next Column)