AUCTION SALES TO-DAY (TUESDAY), MARCH 17, AT 1.30 P.M. JOHN COULL’S SALE-ROOMS, MARIA PLACE. gINGER Hand Sewing Machine, carpenter’s and bridge builder’s tools, Electrolux vacuum cleaner, al. cutlery, •blankets, linen, chesterfield suite, 18ft. ladder, filing cabinet, fireside chairs, writing desk, furniture and sundries. A very good line. JOHN COULL, Auctioneer. FARMERS’ CO-OP. ORGANISATION SOCIETY OF N.Z. LTD. WAVERLEY AUTUMN CATTLE FAIR FRIDAY, MARCH 20 S(M) BEAD OF CATTLE, comprising: 100 3 and 4-year bullocks. 70 P.A. steers. 30 fat P.A. and Hereford heifers. 100 2 i -year Hereford and P.A. heifers 150 U-year Hereford & P.A. heifers. 50 f. and f. Jersey cows. 20 empty Jersey heifers. 500 comprising:200 ewe lambs (one mark). 100 ewe laon'bs. 150 wether lambs. 100 wether lambs. SATURDAY, MARCH 21 (1936) INVERCARGILL SHOWGROUNDS IMPORTANT SALE OF OLDESTABLISHED ROMNEY STUD FLOCK VX'RIGHT, STEPHENSON & CO., LTD., have received instructions from DONALD MACDONALD, ESQ., EDENDALE, to oiler for unreserved auction sale on the date and place above-named, the whole of his wellknown Stud Romney stock, comprising: 300 fe ’ rUD -ROMNEY EWES (1-shear and upwards). 1-SHEAR ROMNEY FLOCK °’ ) RAMS. 4 ROMNEY STUD RAMS. £()() ROMNEY EWE LaMBS. [(X) EOMNEY EAM fambs. This old-established Romney Stud was founded in 1906 and nas been maintained, by rigid culling and careful breeding, at a consistently high level. The foundation ewes were bred at Bainfield, and additions were made from the old-established Burnside and Birchwood flocks. At the Dispersal Sale of the Bainfield breeding flock in 1924 and of the hoggets in 1925, a further 325 ewes were added. It is apparent, therefore, since that date culling has been very heavy. Rams used have been bred at Bainfield and Castlerock and the flock to-day is almost entirely of the famous Waiorongomai blood. The Edendale Romneys are noted for their splendid heads, constitution, deep bodies and well carried out frames, while they are very free from britchincss, having been classed for many years by one of the best wool men in the South Island. These Romneys should do exceptionally well in the North Island, as they are certain to shift well. Commissions will be executed at the sale for buyers unable to be present and will be personally selected by Mr C. E. Robertson. For further particulars apply to the Auctioneers: —• WRIGHT, STEPHENSON & CO., LTD., Wellington, Invercargill, and Branches. INSPECT OUR YARD FOR CHEAP TIMBER I New and Used Timber. Used Rtfot Iron, Posts, Sashes, Doors, etc. FARMERS’ TIMBER YARD GUYTON STREET. RIDING SADDLES THAT WILL STAND HARD USAGE. From £3/15/- to £B/15/-. PACK SADDLES, with all Strapping, £B/5/-. The Best! Beal That! AT A. BYWATER & SON, 136 GUYTON ST. PORKERS! BACONERS! CHOPPERS! BOBBY CALVES! THOS. BORTHWICK & SONS (A’ASIA), LTD., WAITARA. (Incorporated in England). p.LIENTS please note pigs and calves will be collected in Waverley and surrounding districts MONDAYS. For prices or any other particular.please apply to— MR. R. BATES Agent, Waverley. p A TEA pREEZING yyORKB BOBBY CALVES AND PIGS C. WEBSTER, ’Phone 115, Waverley Buyer for Alton, Harleyville, Ball Road, Kakaramea, Patea, Whenuakura, Wave; ley and Waitotara Districts. CARRIERS: W. C. Glenny, Ltd., ’Phone 90, Patea R. S. How, ’Phone 86, Wave: ley. W. Hurley, ’Phone 68. Waitotara. Clients please note collection of Calves and Pigs will be made by arrangement with carriers. Any information can be obtained from the above, or from our office, ’phones 54, 55,. and 56, Patea.
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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 79, Issue 65, 17 March 1936, Page 12
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