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Hawke's Bay Herald-Tribune, Issue 25, 13 February 1937, Page 20

gordon walker, ltd. GORDON WALKER, LTD. SALE SALE SALE Ia the Mart: RUSSELL STREET, HASTINGS. MONDAY, 15th FEBRUARY, 1937 At 2.G p.m. Sharp. CONTENT3 LADIES' TOILET SALOON. Including— "Eugene" Percn. Wave Maehine, "Aerolite" Driers, "lcail" Vibrator, Jlaciuiford Dner, 2 Gas Mareelie Heaters, pe Gralf Perm. Wave Maehine, Eugene Ciips, Perm. Wave Rods, 4 Gas Caliphonts, Electrolux Polisher, Perm. Wave Pads, 10 Mirrors (ali sizes j, Oak Clock, Tucker Till, "lcene" Face Massage, Gas Deater, 2 Cuttmg Chairs, 3 Glass Backs, 8 Cabinets, t> S.G. Chairs, S.G. Table, S.G. Couch, 6 Chairs, Carpet (9 x 9), Counter, Coke Heater, Display Case, Trays, Bell, C-lat. Ring, Spray Botties, 9 Cushions, 2 Paper Baskets, El. Lead, 6 Tables, 6 Lanip Shades, 3 Marble Slabs, 6 Sets Door Curtains and Rods, 4 Sets Shelves. 6 Neck Sheets, Window Curtains, Brackets and Fittings, Towels, Talcs., Shampoor, Lotions, Lipstick, Nail Polishes, Compacts, Powders, Creams, Wavers, Combs, Caps, Clips, Powder Puffs, Toilet Saloon Sundries, ete. Also Singer D.H. Sewing Maehine, Carpets, Lino., 7 doz. asstd. Jam Jars, Col. Couch and Swab, S. Stretcher, 3 Boxes Books, Chesterfield Suite, Oak Tea Waggon, Wringer, El. Iron, Clock, pair Clubs, 3 K. Tables, Pres. Pan, 2 Graoiophones, Rrooms, Mops, Saucepans, Frypans, Crockery, Jams, Kitchen Sundries, etc. ■ — And — Ultimate 7-valve (All Wave) Radio. NOTE. — We thoroughly recommend this exeeptional offering and everything is for absolute unreserved sale. g. WALKER, - Auctioneer. wright steprenson & co, rpWO IMPORTANT STUD SHEEP DISPERSAL SALES IN OTAGO. At KELSO A. & P. SHOW GROUNDS, KELSO. MONDAY/ 1st MARCH, at 12 noon. "JJNRESERVED jQISPERSAL gALE ' — Of— KEPPOOK STUD ROMNEYS. ACTING under instruetions from the Trustees in the'Estate of the lato EICHARD YARDLEY, his well-known "Keppock" Rocnney Stud will be entirely dispersed at auction as above (without reserve), when the offering will comprisei 250 1' 2' S' 4"SH- STIID rAMS.' 100 STU:D EWE ^AMB^ gg 1-SH, FLOCK EAMS. 20 1 t0 4"sh- stud kams 1 Oil 53TUD AND FLOCK RAM AUU LAMBS." .- The Keppock Romney Stud is oue of the best in the South Island. it was lounded with Penrose ewes, bred by Sir Wiliiam Perry, these being semcted principaily for covermg. The late Richard Yarqley paid great atteiition to wool, and as his country produced sheep rather exeeptional for size and bone, he developed & • very mgbclass Romney stud. It will pay leading Dreeders throughout New Zealand to attend this dispersal sale, as they will be given an opportunity to secure Romneys of the best breeding and type that will give them the desired climatic outcross. The sires used at Keppock were bred m the best North Island atuds, including those- of Sir Wiliiam Perry, Penrose, and Mr. Q. Donald, Alloa, prices paid for these at auction ranging up to 200 guineas and 300 guineas. Many prizes have been won by Keppock Roinneys in tha leading southern Bhowrings, including championships at the Southland Metropolitan and Gore Shows. The present leading wre is a twin brother to the 1936 New Zealand Royal Champion. All thq sheep catalogued have been passed for trancfer. JJNRESERVED J^ISPERSAL gALE — Of— STUD ROMNEYS 4s SOUTHDOWNS. TUESDAY, 2nd MARCH, at 12.30 p.m. A CTING under instructions from the Trustees in the Estate of W. A. BAXTER," his well-known Romney and Southdown Studs will be entirely dispersed at auction as above (without reserve), wheu the offering will comprise: ROMNEYS. 23Q 1, 2, 3, 4-SH. STUD EWES. gQ STUD EWE LAMBS. g0 1-SH. FLOCK EAMS, | STUD RAMS, 2 & 3-SH. QA STUD AND FLOCK RAM OV LAMBS. The Roqaney stud founded in 1923 from well-known South Island . flocks was added to by selected ewes from Penrose and Castlerock, and latterly the majority of the sires used cauie from the noted Castlerock Stud, now dispersed. The Stud is noted for its bone ancl constitution, and density and quality of ' its wool.; The sheep aro high-class in every respect. SOUTHDOWNS. The offering will coinprise the coii. plete stud, as follows:— 0Q 1, 2, 3 & 4-SH. STUD EWES. 30 STUD EWE LAMBS. 30 1-SH. FLOCK RAMS. 2 STUD RAMS, 3-SH. 30 FLOCK RAM LAMBS. The Southdown Stud was founded by the late W. A. Baxter in 1925 with selected ewes bred oy Mr. W. A. Jenkins (Flock No. 24) and additions were cnade at later clates from other noted studs. Rams used were bred by Messrs W. J. Jenkins, H. J. Andrew (Fiock No. 225) and Allan Grant (Flock No. 131), Further particulars on application to che auctioneers. Catalogues will be available at a later date. Purchasei will be made for ciients unable to attend personally, WRIGHT STEPHENSON & CO., LTD., Stud Stock Auctioneers, ">"7T>3iTi, Wellington and Branches.