SYDNEY ROYAL SHOW.

Dominion, Volume 6, Issue 1693, 8 March 1913, Page 8

SYDNEY ROYAL SHOW.

SOME N.Z. EXHIBITS SHIPPED. • Air. J. Dixon, stud manager of Te Ante Station, llawke's Bay, left for Australia yesterday in charge of four Shorthorn boilers, which are to be exhibited at the Sydney Royal Agricultural Show. Messrs. Dalziell Bros., of Hunterville, also took a two-year-old Shorthorn butt 'and a two-year-old heifer. Another New Zealand exhibitor, at the show w : ll be Air. Fred. Fairey, of Nelson. On .his behalf Messrs. Dalgety and Co., shipped • yesterday a. very fine seven-year-old fat Hereford bullock, which will compete at the show. The beast was bred and fattened by Sir. Frank ' Moore, of Bushy Park, AVangamti,

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