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AUCTIONS. WAIRARAPA ANNUAL STUD RAM AND EWE SALE. ROMNEY, LINCOLN, AND SOUTHDOWN. SOLWAY, MASTERTON, NEW ZEALAND. JANUARY 21 AND 22, 1920. ■WEDNESDAY (Romney), AND THURSDAY (Lincoln and Southdown). The Roinney Section of 'the Sale will be held under the auspices of tho N.Z. Roinney Marsh Sheepbreeders' Association. 315 shearling and 2-shear stud Rom- ■ ney rams 100 shearling and 2-shear stud Lincoln rams 9 shearling stud Southdown rams 160 shearling gtud Romney ewes 30 shearling stud Lincoln ewes VENDORS: Messrs. A. E. Anderson, G. E. Allen, J. Carne Bidwill, Blatehford Bros., F. J. Brooks, W. IT. Duick, D. Bennett, W. Howard Booth, J. D. Balmer, .Tas. Coombe, Jos. Corpo. Quentin Donald, F. Evans, A. C. Feast, H. H. Gorringe, A. and J. Gray, R. Haliburton, A. E. Harding, J. E. Howitt, Ilnghes Estate, \V. I l '. Jacob, B. J. Kel'.iher, IT. W. Lee, H. A. Matthews, J. M'Gregor, . jnn., J. H. M'Lean, M'Gregor Estate, Geo. M'Kenzie, Adain M'Kay, Wm. Perry, Percy Bros., F. M. Reynolds, H. J. Rayner. N. G. Rayner, Wm. Rayner, Bland Rayner, A. E. Sandilnnds, D. W. Speedy, A. P. Southev, David Smith, Cbns. Wnclanu, Wilton Brqs., Holmes Warren. . This Salo will include entries from the leading Sheep Breeders in tho North Island of New Zealand, and as the same conditions apply as last year, viz.. that no Private Sales have been made or will Ise made by Vendors, the entries will comprise the pick of each Vendor's Flock. AUCTIONEERS: A. J. Cooper and Co., Ltd. Dalgety and Co.. Ltd. Levin and Co., Ltd. N.Z. Loan and Mercantile A. Co. Ltd. W.F.C.A. Ltd., Stock Department, Wright, Stephenson and Co. Ltd. j Communications to NEW ZEALANf) LOAN AND MERCANTILE AGENCY CO. LTD., Box 75, Masterton. NEW ZEALAND FARMERS' CO- . OPERATIVE DISTRIBUTING COMPANY LIMITED. UNRESERVED CLEARING SALE Of "BROCKHURST" STUD ROMNEY FLOCK, At MAETO N, On . MONDAY, JANUARY 26, 1920, At 12 noon. THE N.Z. FARMERS' CO-OPERATIVE DISTRIBUTING COMPANY LTD. have received instructions from JOS. MITCHELL, ESQ., of "Rrockhurst," Morton, io sell in their new SALEYAEDS. I'UKEPAPA ROAD, on above date— THE WHOLE OF HIS WELLKNOWN STUD ROMNEY ' FLOCK. No; 103, N.Z. Flock Book. Vol. XV, pago 2G, COMPRISING: 120 ewes, to be drafted to age 70 shearling ewes ; 70 shearling rams 60 stud ram lambs GO stud ewo lambs 14 2-shear rams ' To be offered in suitable lots. This Flock was founded in 1905 by the purchase of 4-9 ewes from Mr. W. I*. Jacob (Flock 43). In 1908 43 ewes were added from Mr. Harry Beyers (Flock 90), in 1910 GO owes bred by Mr. A. Matthews (Flock 21), in 1914 40 ewes bred by Mr. A. L. Wheeler (Flock 354), and in 1913 29 ewes bred by Mr. D. P. Buchanan (Flock 91) were' added. Sires: May field 276 th (G174), Mayfield 305 th (8779), Okirno C 2/14 (8056), and Mayfield SOGth (8780). The dispersal of this noted flock presents a splendid opportunity for breeders to introduce fresh blood of the right stamp into their flocks, and as Mr. Mitchell lias disposed of his property tho whole of the flock will be offered for absolute sale. WEST COAST RAM FAIR. ■ AT PALMERSTON NORTH, FEBRUARY 2 AND 3, 1920. ACCOMMODATION: Spacious Pavilions. Commodious Permanent Sale Ring. PADDOCKING: Under personal supervision of Mr. S. R. Lancaster, and guaranteed by Ram Fair Committee.. Palinerston North is unexcelled as a gathering ground for both buyers and sellers. Quick dispatch of Rams assured to Wairarapa, Hawke's pay, Taranaki, Foxton, and Wellington district buyers. Entry Fees: Flock Rams and Stud Ewes. 2s. 6d.; Stud Rams, 7s. Gd. Entries close January 17, 1920. Forms available from— ABRAHAM AND WILLIAMS LTD. DALGETY AND CO. LTD. N.Z. LOAN AND MERCANTILE A. CO. LTD., and SHOW SECRETARY, Palinerston North. PRELIMINARY NOTICE. 'SALE OF STAINLEY TARK, STAINLEY PARK, WAVERLEY. THE FARMERS' CO-OPERATIVE ORGANISATION SOCIETY OF N Z LTD., Hawera, in conjunction with MESSRS. PALMER AND GRAY, have received instructions from the Trustees of Lupton's Estate to sell by Public Auction about THE MIDDLE OF FEBRUARY, 1920, At the WAVERLEY TOWN HALL, Tho Whole of their Valuable Property adjoining the township of Waverley, and consisting of 1100 acres of first-class dairying land, which is to be cut up and subdivided into 16 farms, ranging from 20 acres to 170 acres. The property has three road frontages and is very suitable for clo.?e settlement. It is we'.l watered with running streams and windmills. Exceptionally easy terms will bo given. Possession in June. 1920. Plans and full particulars will appear later. FOR FURTHER LAND NOTICES SEE PACE 15.