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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10534, 22 January 1912, Page 8

AUCTIONEERS' NOTICES, IMPORTANT SALE OF STUD STOCK. I AT BURNSIDE, NEAR* (UjVIARU. TUESDAY, 27th FEB., 1912. PYNIE AiND CO., (in conjunction with WRIGHT, STEPHEXSO'N AN is CO., Ltd., and OULNXES3 and LE GREN, Ltd.), have received instructions from Mr JO.tEX F. ft*™ wlw) has disposed of a largo his Rurnside Estate, to SELL by PUBLIC AUCTION, at the BURNSIDE HOMESTEAD, near Onmaru, on TUESDAY, 27th FEBRUARY, At 10.30 a.m. .sharp. The following high-class STUD ! SHEEP 'and CLYDESDALE HORSES, viz.— SHE E P ROMNEY . MARSH. X.Z.F.B. 195. 10 Special Stud Earns 180 One-shear Flock Rums 225 Rttm Lambs 500 Stud Eiwes, two, throe, and 'four shear 200 Stud Ewes, One-shear. 225 Ewe Lambs 1340 BORDER LEICESTER X.Z.F.B. 251 ]0 .Sproial Stud Earns 10!) Otic-shear Flock rams 120 ram lambs 230 Two, three, and four-shear Stud ewes 90 One-shear Stud' Ewes 120 Ewe Lambs L.IXCOLXS, X.Z.F.B. 232. 2 Special Stud Rams 33 One-shear Flock Ramr. 30 Ram Lambs 6G Two, three, and four-shear Stud. Ewes 60 one-shear Stud ewes . 30 ewe lambs HORSES. 15 high-class Purebred Clydesdale Mares, 3yrs old and over, all registered in N.Z. Draught horse Stud Book. Sired by those well-known horses, Lord Salisbury (imp.) Grown Prince, Sandy Erskine (imp.), and Pride of Newton (imp.), and stinted to Baron Fyvie (imp.), and Baron- Wigton (imp.) 2 Two-year Fillies by Baron Fyvie and Balgowrie. 2 yearling fillies by Baron Fyvie. - 3 Ouie-year colts by Baron Fyvie ~. 5 Fo'als by Black Knight.

The Auctioneers have every confidence in advising Studimasters throughout the Dominion to make a point of attending the BURNSIDE SALE, on ;the 27th FEBiRUAtRi, as the stock are wen known for their EXCELLENCE and BEIKEDING. The sheep are part of the Blderslie Stud Flocks founded 40 years ago. Since passing into Mr Reid's hands the flocks have been bred with the greatest care, and no expense spared to procure the highest class' sires to be had in the Dominion. The Clydesdlale Mares are |w*obably second to none in New Zealand, and breeders and buyers throughout the country should not miss this rare opportun*ty-:' " . , Ordes will receive careful attention. I'YNiE ANO 00. GUINN-KSS and LE OREN, Ltd.. WRIGHT. STEPHENSON AND CO., Ltd., '•; Joint Auctioneers. ELDERSUE STUD FLOCKS TUESDAY, JANUARY 30th, 1912. At THE ELDERSLIE HOMESTEAD Near OAMAK/U. PYNE and 00., in conjunction with DALGETY and CO., Ltd., have received instructions' from' Mr J. B. REID to sell by public auction ait El*Tslie, on Tuesday, January 30th, 1912,, the whole of his magnificent Riommey Marsh, Border Leicester, Lincoln, and English Leicester Stud Sheep, comprising— ROMMEY MARiSH N.Z.F.B, No. 5. 6 high-class . imported ra ma, ■ prize takers in England, and personally .selected by Mr Reid from Mr C. File's flock v 34 specially selected stud raaus, 1, 2 and 3 shear. 300 1 shear floelj rams 350 rani lambs 340 1-isheaT stud ewes . 570 2, 3 and 4-shiear stud ewes 350 ewe lambs 1950 LINCOLNS, N.Z.F.B. No. 7. 2 stud rams o9 2-tooth flock rams *45 ram lambs i 126 2, 3 and 4 shear stud owes ' 60 1 shear studs ewes 50 ewe laimihs BORDER LEICESTER, N.Z.F.B. No. V. 2 high class imported rams, bred by Mr .Cameron, Brediin. 16 specially selected stud rams 150 1-shear flook rams 150' ram lambs ' ■ 140 1-shear stud ewes 290 2, 3 anid 4 shear stud ewes 150 ewe lambs

ENGLISH LBICSESTEORi, N.Z.F.B. No. 60. 2 stud ram® 58 1 and 2 shear flock rams 38 ram lambs 40 1 shear stud ewes 74 2, 3 and 4 shear slfaud ewes 37 ewe Saanlbs LINOOLN-MEMNO. 20 1 shear halfbred ram© It seems almost superfluous to call the attention of > Flock Masters to Wilis sale, which is certainly on© of the moat important sheep sales ever held in New Zealand. Throughout the whole Dominion!, and in Australia., the EldersMe flocks are wiel' and widely known, atefti their show yard reputation stands second! to none. Shown at 61 shows im New Zealand and Australia, sheep from the flocks have secured 83 champion iriedals, 5 champion ribbons Sydney Royal', 355 first, 283 second, and 137 third prizes'. At the Melbourne Exhibition 5 gold medals' for lowgwooli and championship of the Exhibition, with Rtonumey ewe wool. For nearly forty years; the flocks have been bred with the greatest oare and judgment, and m> expense has been spared to secure high-class siires from the Old Country. We confidently recommend, intending buyers of nigh-class shieep to make a point of being at FMerslie oa the 30th 1 January next. Sale 10 a.m. .sharp. . Train wil 1 leave Oamanu at 8.45. PWE AND 00. ©ALGETY AND 00., Ltd. Joint Auctioneers. FORMAN AMD TROWER. T/FB STABLES, MABTERTON OABS, Gigs, Baggiee, etc., on hire \_j by hour, d«T or week. Partiev fi-tered for on reasonable terms. Vreful attention given to every d&.rrffcraent of the buftineuß. Oom nt man always in charge. r\»u'» *nd buildings have been increased to