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Waikato Times, Volume 118, Issue 19634, 22 July 1935, Page 12

OHINEWAI DAIRY SALE. THURSDAY, JULY 25, 11 ADI. ■££o DAIRY- CATTLE. 70 Jersey and Jersey Cross Springing Heifers 40 Dairy Cows, early calvers On account of MR 11. SORBY, Glen Murray: 10 Jersey and Jersey Cross Dairy ■Cows, early calvers On account of MR H. S. HALL: 20 Springing Jersey Heifers, Taranaki bred Entries Solicited. WAIKI STOCK SALE. THURSDAY, JULY 25, NOON. HEAD CATTLE. 10 Fat Cows 15 Store Cows 10 Yearling Jersey Heifers 25 Springing Heifers 10 Dairy Cows Entries Solicited. 4 TE AWAJVJUTU JERSEY CLUB. SALE. WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 25. Entries Solicited. ENTRIES CLOSE THURSDAY, AUG. 1 r JMIE jpARMERS’ QO-OPERATIVE Auctioneering qo., EXPORT OF 'SHEEP. SOUTH AMERICA AND AUSTRALIA. The export trade in New Zealand stud sheep continues to expand, the “Westmoreland,” which sailed from Auckland .last week having taken a valuable consignment. Messrs Wright Stephenson and Co.. Ltd., shipped to South American interests 44 stud rams of various breeds. Th& sheep were an outstanding lot, some being destined for Argentina and some for Uruguay. The shipment Included ten Corriedale rams bred by Mr Wm. Anderson, “Eskdale,” Waiau, North Canterbury. The twenty-six Lincoln rams are an exceptionally good lot, ten of them having been bred by Mr E. T. Wilton, Rangilumau, Masterton, three bred by Mr A. E. Anderson, Clareville, and thirteen bred by Air L. R. Wilton, Rangilumau, .Masterton. Five splendid Romney rams contributed to the high standard of the shipment, these being from the flocks of .the wellknown breeders, Sir William Perry, “Penrose," Masterton; Mr Q. Donald, “Alloa,” Fcalherston; and Mr W. C. Small, Feilding. In a recent com- ! municalion from Argentina it is staled that if New Zealand continues to sent Romneys of the same standard they will prove serious competitors to importations from England. The shipment is completed by three high class Merino rams bred by Mr Frank 11. Smith, “Waratah,” Albury. The demand from Australia for New Zealand-bred sheep also continues, the “Waitaki” having taken a shipment of 30 Southdown ewes to Melbourne last week. These sheep were bred by Mr 11. Bevan, Manakau, and were also exported through the agency of Messrs Wright Stephenson and Co., Ltd.