WEST COAST RAM FAIR.

Dominion, Volume 6, Issue 1663, 1 February 1913, Page 8

WEST COAST RAM FAIR.

Entries for the first annual West Coast ram fair, to be held in Feilding on the two days following tho A. and P. show, viz., February G and 7, total over 1700, and are drawn from the best breeders in the Dominion. Romneys, Southdowns, Lincolns; and Leicester's are all well represented, 'and with- tho annual stud sale of the Romney Marsh Sheep Association, which will bevheld 'on the first.day of the fair, intending purchasers will have a selection of high-class ■ rams before them which .should; satisfy the most fastidious. i

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