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property, will offer as above hi* whole herd of—(Jjfc JERSEY AXD JERSEY-CROSS DAIRY COWS IN MILK 5 rising 2-year Jersey heifer* r.w.b. 1 4-year pedigree Jersey bull 1 2-year Ayrshire bull 1 Ayrshire bull calf 22 Jersey and Jersey-cross heifer I 8 heavy porker pigs 19 good store pigs 2 Berk,-Tam.-cross sows Also—--1 0(1 FAT AXD FORWARD 2 AND 4-tooth WETHERS Together with—-3-Cow L.K.G. Milking Plant; 190gallon Alfa Laval Separator; and usual farm sundries. The above is a really good quality herd of cows in splendid condition and milking well and due to calve again from early July onwards. With the plentiful supply of feed available this is a rare opportunity for dairymen to buy their next season’s requirements now. Light Luncheon Available.

Affirm and Historic). Stinted to WHIRLWIND* DIVERSION (13), (half sister to Paddy the Rip and xip 'lota.), by PEACH BRANDY out of DANAE (winner of the Great Northern Oaks, Etc.), by CATMINT* from MARABOUT (grand-dam of Prince Acre). Stinted to WHIRLWIND.* PELISSE (19). (full sister to Wyndora, and half sister to Croupier), by WHIRLWIND* out of PELLET (sister to Peiham), by i BURNHAM* out of PELL, by HYMETTUS. Stinted to HUNTING SONG* GREY EAGLE (10), bred in England, By GREY FOX II out of ANTHEA, a daughter of THRUSH (sire of the dams of HUNTIICG SONG* and AUTOPAY). With a filly foal at foot by WHIRLWIND* and stinted again to the same sire. Catalogues now available from the Auctioneers WRIGHT, STEPHENSON & Co., Ltd. 372 SPPECIAL ENTRY FOR SALE WITHOUT RESERVE WAIKATO THOROUGHBRED SALE tLAI DELANDS FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 16, 1940 On account of MESSRS PREVOST & ROBERTSON V I LUNG TON—MAXOWN, br. G. (6 years) (full brother to Beseige and three-quarter brother to Karapoti). By GENERAL LATOUR (sire of Te Kara, Gallio, Etc.), out of RIKORIKO, by DAY COMET* out of KILBEGGAN, by KILBRONEY. MAXOWN is from the same family as the great stayers Sasanof and All Red. He is a winner, and owing to an accident has only been lightly raced. Has just had a lengthy spell, and being on hard feed for some time is in splendid condition. Guaranteed sound. On account of MR C. E. ROBERTSON, WELLINGTON—SON OF THE SOIL, br. G. (5 years) (bred in Australia). By CONSTANT SON (sire of Young Idea, Fidelity, etc., and a son of Son-in-Law) out of THE EARTH (a half sister to La Moderne, Gay Ballerina and sister in blood to Cimabue) by LEIGHTON* from LADY BALL by DEMOSTHENES. SON OF THE SOIL has been placed a number of times, but through meeting with a mishap was not raced as a three-year-old. Has been hard fed after a lengthy spell, and is guaranteed sound. FIRST FLUTTER, ch m. (4 years), by CAPTAIN BUNSBY* (sire of Bunsby Gaze, Jack Tar, Link Divine, Capris, etc.), out of MARCHETTE, three-quarter sister to Limarch) by LIMOND* out of MARCH (dam of Queen March and Te Kara and ancestress of many notable performers, including King March, On Parade, Royal Appellant. Queen City, Birthday Boy, Gay Marigold, Royal Tray, etc.) FIRST FLUTTER had only a few starts as a two-year-old, but met with an accident at Ellerslie and was retired to the stud. She was served on November 12 by MR STANDFAST, who is the sire of Ever True, an unbeaten two-year-old sired before leaving Ireland. His first crop of NZ.-bred foals are particularly promising. A son of BUCHAN out of CINNA (dam of Beau Pere, Gay Shield, Etc.) For Catalogues Apply to the Auctioneers WRIGHT, STEPHENSON & Co., Ltd. AUCKLAND HAMILTON WELLINGTON EWE FAIR MANGAWEKA EWE FAIR TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 13, AT ] 1 AM. (Sharp). THE N.Z. FARMERS' CO-OP. DISTRIBUTING CO., LTD., and DALGETY & CO., LTD. (Incorporated in England,), Will sell:— isooo EWES, Comprising:— 13000 5-year Ewes, age marked 1000 4-year Ewes, age marked 3400 2-tooth Ewes 800 Maiden 4-tooth Ewes