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AUCTIONS. FORD AND HADFIELD, LTD. AUCTION SALE FINE HEATON STREET PROPERTY SATURDAY! MARCH 23. 12 NOON! In our Auction Rooms, 131 Worcester street, on Account of THE OWNER. rpHE Property, 34 Heaton street, -®- Merivale, and comprising fine 2storey Tiled Roof Bungalow of 7 Rooms and Kitchenette, Plastered and Papered. Panelled Living Rooms, Beam Ceilings, Redstone and Brick Fireplaces, Whitney Windows, Fama Bench and Floor, Doulton Bath and Basin, 2 Lavs., New World Gas Stove, Incinerator, etc. Also attached is a line Billiard Room, with Fireplace. Garage, etc. Magnificent Double Section, comprising 70.6 perches, facing north, with a lovely view overlooking Elmwood Park. A fine building site worth £7OO or £BOO could easily be cut off. NOTE—A very low reserve has been fixed. ! FORD AND HADFIELD, LTD. j Auctioneers. 2996 | WRIGHT, STEPHENSON & CO., LTD. i DISPLENISHING SALE OF ALLANDALE CLYDESDALES ALLANDALE CLYDESDALES The property of Andrew Grant, Esq.. j AUandalo, Fairlie South Canterbury. THURSDAY. l'llh MARCH. 1935, COMMENCING AT 1 P.M. j j AT THE A. AND P. SOCIETY'S j SHOWGROUNDS, TIMARU. M' ESSRS WRIGHT. STEPHENSON and CO., LTD.. in conjunction •with MESSRS DALGETY and CO.. ! LTD., have been instructed to Sell, at ' Auction, WITHOUT RESERVE, on aei count of Andrew Grant. Esq. "AUnn- ! dale," Fairlie. South Canterbury, the ! following high-class Clydesdale Horses: | 5 STALLIONS, comprising Fyvie Baronet (imp.). Lady's Desire (formerly Allandalc Hero). Ellesmere. AlJandale. and Allandale Standfast. G RISING THREE-YEAR-OLDS, i four by Desire (imp.), and one j each by Bonnie Kincardine j (imp.) and Rosencrnig (imp-). j 0 RISING TWO - YEAR - OLD COLTS. by Fyvie Baronet ' imp.), Desire (imp.), and Opportunity (imp.). (i RISING THREE AND FOUR-YEAR-OLD FILLIES by Desire 'imp.), Bonnie Kincardine (imp.) and Fyvie Baronet (imp.), and servgd by Dunlop's Renown (imp.). Desire (imp.), and Fyvie Baronet (imp.). 11) GELDINGS, with Veterinary Certificates of Soundness as tit for all street work, sired by Do- j sire 'imp.), Bridgebank Chancel- | lor (imp.), and Fyvie Guardsman ; (imp.). j This is one of the Grandest. j ol Clydesdale Stallions. Colts, and i Fillies yet submitted to Auction Sale > in New Zealand. Every one is sound ! r.nd correct. The offering includes j | Champions and Prize-winners at the i New Zealand Royals and all the lead- j I ins South Island Shows. Allandale j j Clydesdales have been in the forefront, i of New Zealand Studs for many year;, i and no sire has a greater breeding re- j cord than the stud horse. Desire, a j noted prize-winner in Scotland, who. j ! after his importation to Allandale in i | 1920*. was undefeated in New Zealand. ; Descriptive catalogues are available j from the Joint Auctioneers (all I Branches'. Complete arrangements | have been made for forwarding pur- ; chases by rail or sea. Commissions 1 will be executed by the Auctioneers ' if desired. i (Refreshments available at the Sale. 211;! I'REL IMINARY NOTICE. COMPLETE UNRESERVED DISPERSAL of the Far-Famed OMARUNUI ABERDEEN ANGUS I STUD. THE PROPERTY OF W. KINROSS WHITE, Esq., OMARUNUI, HAWKE'S BAY. THE SALE OF THE COMPLETE j STUD OF I I 173 REGISTERED CATTLE, i Will be held at the ! OMARUNUI HOMESTEAD (distant j 10 miles from cither Hastings or Napicrj. On TUESDAY. 23rd APRIL, at 11.30 a.m. i r PHE Omarunui Stud was founded t ■*- several decades ago and has been ! carefujly bred, and important addi- : tions made from time to time. Through ! the purchase of the two famous bulls. Troy and Taffy, for 1150 guineas, the best of the famous Gladbrook blood was introduced. They were succeeded by Commander of Omarunui, also of pure Gladbrook blood, who won many Championships, including the 1928 New Zealand Royal Championship. Several of his sons have also been used in the stud. The principal herd sire to-day is the Royal winning and 1934 Hawke's Bay ' champion. Actium of Gwavas, a grandson of the famous champion, Prince Charles of Gwavas. Other notable bulls used of recent years included Elect of Mangatoro (sire, Victor of Rarichie, imp., dam, Erica of Cloehie, imp). Honest of Matapihi, sire of a number of pre-sent-day winners, and the Royal winning and 1934 Dannevirke Champion, Eurotas of Gwavas (sire, Sumach of Gwavas, Royal Champion, dam, Country Lass, imp). Notable breeding cows added to the herd in recent years include Pearl of Ben Lomond, dam of the 1935 Dannevirke Champion cow, Lace of Omarunui; Niobe of Akitio, of the famous Vivacious strain; Naam of Akitio, of the Celandine of Drummuir strain and the dam of Hector of Omarunui, a winner in N.Z. who was exported to Australia; Norma of Akitio, by Moose II.; Corskie 3rd of Bywell, by Nyanga of Bywell: Janet Ist of Bywell, by Victor of Rarichie (imp.); and that great imported cow, Queenly of Ballintomb, by Prince Blueblood of Ballindalloch from Quarto, a noted cow bred by his Majesty the King, etc. The offering comprises:— 86 Stud Cows and Heifers in calf. 16 Stud and Run Bulls, 2 to 3 years. 19 Rising two-year-old Stud Heifers. 52 Rising one-year-old Bulls and Heifers. The whole offering will be submitted to the Tuberculin Test prior to the sale. Catalogues are now available from the Auctioneers. Commissions will be executed for absentee buyers by Mr C. E. Robertson. Box 1520, Wellington. Luncheon will be available. The Sale will be followed by the Waiterenui Dispersal of 404 head on 26th and 27th April. WRIGHT, STEPHENSON and CO., LTD., Wellington and Branches. Auctioneers in Conjunction with THE HAWKE'S BAY FARMERS' CO-OPERATIVE ASSOCIATION, LTD., Hastings and Branches. 2885 JTEELITE Red for your roof. Stays J Red. Made and guaranteed by SMITH and SMITH, LIMITED. Corner Tuam-High streets. 57697 t