N.Z. SHEEP FOR AMERICA

Dominion, Volume 10, Issue 3040, 29 March 1917, Page 8

N.Z. SHEEP FOR AMERICA

' '{A. REPRESENTATIVE SHIPMENT. ' Messrs Murray, Roberts, and Co., (ltd, liaio shipped to San Francisco, , ■on behalf of one of their American , 'clients, a \ory representative consignment of pedigreo stud sheep, purchased ,irom the loading bleeders in the Dominion. ' From Mr Ernest Short's flock ((Feilding) •—Two stud Romney Marsh 2-tooth rams, b stud Romney Marsh jnm lambs, 41 stud Romney Marsh 'ewos .'■■"' • ■■■ . .From Mr Willnm Perry's > flock j(Masterlon) —Ten 1 shear Romney Mareh enes • From Mr. I), M'Master's flock I (Feathorston} —Ten 1-shear' Lincoln 'owes, 6 2-s,he*i Lmcyrin. ewes, lLincoln^ - ram limb •' "• ■ ' liVom 'Mr "\V H Wybonrne's flock <Wavcrlcy) —Four Lincoln tamb rams. From the Neve Zealand and Australian Land Compaq's flock (Moeraki) : — .'Eleven 1-ehear Lincoln rams, 1 1-shear (Lincoln owe, 2 1-shear Corriedalo rams, '5 1-shcar Corriedalo owes. A f mo line of fat cattle, comprising 89 head of mixed sorts, was recently sold b> Mi M J. Friedlaiider, of Surrey Farm, Pokeno, through an 'Auckland stock nim (states the "New Zealand Ilerald") Tie cattlo wero •nrll fattened, and when killed at the ' 'Auckland Farmers' Freezing Company s works averaged 812 231b. deadweight, "\ft Friedlaiulcr's farm includes several nties of illuvnl flat, -jnd during tho process of fattening tho cattle fed on nothing befend ihe rich grass growing on the nveir flat ' ; Tt is noteworthy that cheese made in the famous Vnts has been markedly successful in capturng most, of the forces at the Da'rj Shows—and 'morenver in eettiiiK tho highest market hnces The middle drainage and eloping bottom of this famous Vat enables Hie -nhey (0 dram -uvay more.thoroughly nnd quiclvlv That's why. so many of the best, fiicloucs us.o only ■ th» viotor. Get fuller details from A. J. PABTON, Sheet Jtet.il and Plumbms Works, Pembroko Stroot, Carterton —Advt.