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Press, Volume CVI, Issue 31107, 9 July 1966, Page 8

THE new REVOLUTIONARY GNAT SECURE YOUR GNAT NOW! BE PREPARED FOR THE WET MONTHS AHEAD. GNAT CAN CARRY MEN, SHEEP, FENCING, FEED ... ANYTHING—ANYWHERE. DEMONSTRATIONS ARRANGED, RING, WRITE OR CALL THE FARMERS’ GARAGE Cashel Street, or Any of Our Country Branches. RANGIORA • LEESTON • ASHBURTON • BLENHEIM HAWARDEN L.M.V.D. NOTICE OF SALE TO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: We, the undersigned, being the purchasers under an agreement for private sale and purchase dated the 24th day of November, 1964 from the Leedstown Stud Company Limited of the main flock of ewes bf the “LEEDSTOWN” STUD ROMNEY FLOCK take this opportunity of stating that delivery of the said ewes has now been completed, and all the obligations of the Vendor have been carried out in accordance with the agreement for sale and to our entire satisfaction. DATED this 30th day of June, 1966. W. T. Robertson J. D. Robertson

Four pens with bails, on skids and grating. Standard C 99 model as illustrated for early shorn ewes. Large model for woolly ewes. £23/10/F.O.R. Oamaru, C. M. Lowry. 2 C.R.D., Oamaru. Or your local Stock and Station Agents.

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