BPECIAL ADVERTISEMENTS ELDERSUE JTUD FLOCKS tUESDAY, JANUARY 30th, 1912. At THE ELDEBSLTE HOMESTEAD \ Near OAMAilli. PYNE and CO., in conjunction with I)ALGETY and CO., L+d., have received instructions- from iMr •J. B. RE ID to selii l>v public auction a.t E.vc'ors'lie, on lilies day, January iiUbli, 1812, the whiole of li.is magnificent Rlomncy Miarsh, Border Leicester, Liincralai. and. Engliisih - Leicester Stud Sheep, comprising— ROMNiEY MARIS'H N.Z.F.B. No, 5. 6 liiigHi-ckss imported, rams, prize takers in England, and personally selected by .Mr R<eid from Mr C. File's flock •U spedellv selected stud ranis, 1, 2 and 3 shear. «T.l) 1 K'h'ear flofh nuiiis rani lantlxs 3!() 1-sircar stud ewes. I 570 3 and -1-shear stud ewes 3oU eue hunbs
1950 LIXCOLNS, N.Z.F.B. No. 7. 2 stud (ranis 59 2-tootli flock ranis ■ls ram lambs 126 2, 3 and 4 shear stud ewes !j() 1 shear stud, ewesi 50 ewe. lambs 342 BORDER LEICESTER, N.Z.F.B. No. i. 2 high class imported rams, ■bred by Mr Cameron, Brechin,. 16 S'p<?cia]!ly selected stud rams 150 1-a'hea.r flock rams 150 ram lambs 140 1-shear studi owes 290 2, 3 and 4 shear stud ewes 150 ewe lambs ENGLISH LEICESTER, N.Z.F.B. No. 60. 2 stud iramis 58 1 and 2 shear fliock rams 38 ram lambs 40 1 .shear stmd ewes 74 2, 3 and 4 slu-nr -stud ewes 37 ews\ Tarsus 249 20 1 shear half-bred rams
It seems almost superfluous to call the attention cf Flock Masters to .this- safe, which is oertaiailiy one of tho mo sib important sheep sales ever held in New Zealand. Throughout the whble Dominioin, and in Australia., the Elder slio necks- aro w.el!l and widely known, an'tl their show yard reputation stands second to none. Shawn at 61 shows i-ni Ne-.v Zealand and Australia, sheep from thio flocks have seourea 83 champion mipdals, 5 champion ribbons Sydney Royal, 355 fire*," 283 secondand 137 third p-rfec-S'. A.t the MtoKomtnio 'Exhibition 5 gold, medals for and> championship of the Exhibition with Rmmtuey ewe wool. Far nearly forty_ years the flocks have been bred' with the greatest care a.nd judgment, and no exipemse has been spaired to secure high-class shies tVom tlie Old Country. _ < We confidently recommend intending buyers- of high-class styep to make a point of beanp at Elderslie o-n the 30th' January next. Sale 10 a.m. <sihar,p. Train- will 1 leave Oamaru- at 8.45. PYiXE ATsT) CO. DALGETY jLNs) CO., Ltd. Joint Au-clioneers.
mm DSSPERSA SALE STHE ELDERSUE STUD AT ELDEHSLIE HOMESTEAD, N.iiAll OAMA'l'j. - MONDAY, 29t4i JANUARY, 1012, •' At 10 a.m. sharp. ■pYKE AND CO. (OliristcihurcJi), JL> : in conjunction with Messrs, 11. Ghjisliolm and 00. (Sydney) have received iiii&ti'wations from Mr J. B. B/E'ID, (who has decided to _ relinquish ibre-eding) to is«lil <"by auction, as above, the whole off .the far-fumed ELDERSLIE THOROUGHBhED STUD, which lias produced so _ many classic and • Qiandioap . winners throughout the Dominion and Australia. Among the 98 lots to be sold are itibe following:— STALLIONS—
CHARLEMAGNE 11. (imported) /bred .by tihe late King JMward ."VTL, St*. Simon —Perfect Bream, isire of those flying Mies iQuOprit and Ea-men-gairde. DOWNSHIRE. (imported) Ayr-sli'iirc-Sl&adlowni. VARCO (Imported) Maroo-Vara;. VASCO (imported) Velasquez— Seabreeze. MARES—--64 Mares ■ stinted to CHARLEMAGNE 11., DOWNSHIRE, VARCO aawl VASCO, and l including in their .number the following well-knowm rcaares, dams of good winners or ihdg(h-cla.&& performers themselves—RON ETTA (imported) Bay Rtoald-Frusquin.-noma, MARCOBELLE (imported), Marco-La Beße, WHIRLPOOL (dam of Neva, Scylla, Grand Bapidls, ©to), •''EVA (dam of Danube, Bmiyan, aiid St. Petersburg), FIR EC ROSS (dam of Cross Battery and Jlaimbeau), AMBUSH (dam of Beresiina), INGODA (N.Z. St. Leger), WATERSHOOT (darn of Ermengarde), ARM ICE RA (dam of 111goda), DEMETER (dam of Stepmeter and Kora.), CYRE dam of Recipe), ADRI#* (a good winner), MERLIN (dam of St. Bees), BIVALVE (dam of Diryope, a good •winner in Australia), JANET (dam of Scotty, -Royal Fusilier, and Jan), CASTELLINA (importied,'a winner in England), CRIMEA (dam of Odessa), ZEMLIA (a good winner), SILK GOWN Edna May, (a good winner in' Australia), HAPPY VALLEY (dam of Monti.f oral), SEQUIN (dam. of Sea Queen.), SAVANNAH (dam of San Sievero and Irelandi). SEA SHELL (dam of (Savannah' and Sea King), ANNAEELLE (a good performer), STRE3A (imported, Orveto- / St. Mildred), FORiMULA (a good winner), SCOTCH PLAID (a good performer), MAZURKA (Martian— Two-step), and numerous other successful matrons. 7 high class fiUite® which have not ibeen stinted 23 foal® by Martagon (Eng), Charlemagne 11., Down'shire, Varco, Martian and Beaizomian, many of them from tifte dams of resent classic winners. Catalogues may be had on applicaPYNE AND CO., 11. CmSHOLM AND CO., Auctioneers.
RING UP Number Q7/j umber O 4 IF you want to hire a Motor 1 Cai in chairge of a competent dmff©ur. AH train® met. Attendance nigh- or day, E. J. EA 3 WOOD, PROPRIETOR.
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