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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10541, 25 January 1912, Page 8

AUCTIONEERS' NOTICES. CLEARING SALE, EKETAHUNA. MONDAY, JANUARY, At 12 Noon sharp. D ALGETY AND GO., Ltd., in-' struoted iby O. Eaton Esq., wttio lias sold iliis property, will soli as above, at tlic Homestead "Daiuiaiir," 1 mile from Eketahuna, the whole of his live and dead stock, as under, ■without Sheep— V<so 4-tooth to is he drafted I'2o 15. F. lambs 9 S.D. rams Cattle—--40 IS-rmonth to 2yr steers 24 '2yr dairy (heifers in calf 15 15-m'onth empty heifers 20 15-month steers 6 cows to calve in winter 3 cows in milk 1 3yr Shorthorn bull _ 110 HQRiSES.— 1 pair buggy pomes, 1 -gelding and harness, 1 6yr mare, saddle and harness, 1 2yr filly by Ivanhoe. 1 brood mare, 2 good sheep docs, 1 pup, 1 double buggy, household furniture and sundmsLUNCHEON PROVIDED. IMPORTANT SALE OF STUD STOCK. | AT BLTvNSIDE, NEAR OAMARU. TUESDAY, 27th FEB., 1912. PYNE AND CO., (in conjunction with /WRIGHT, STEPHENSON AisD' CO., Ltd., and GUINNES& and LE GREN, Ltd.), liavo received instrasstieas from Mr JOHN F. REID, who has of a large part of his Burnside Estate, to SELL by PUBLIC AUCTION, at the BURNj SIDE HOMESTEAD, near Oamaru, on TUESDAY, 27th FEBRUARY, At 10.30 a.m. sharp. Tire following high-class STUD SHEEP and CLYDESDALE HORSES, vif/. SHEEP—ROMNEY MARSH, N.Z.F.B. 195. 10 Special S'tud Rams 180 One-shear Flock Rams 225 Ram Lambs 500 S'tud Eaves, two, three, and Ifour shear 200 Stud Ewes, One-shear. 525 Ewe Lambs 1340 „ _ BOPDER LEICESTER N.Z.F.B. 261 .0 Special Stud Ram;s 100 One-shear Flock rams 120 ram lamibs 230 Two, three, and four-shear Stud ewes 90 One-shear Stud Ewes 120 Ewe Lambs LINCOLNS, N.Z.F.B. 232. 2 Special Stud Rams 33 One-shear- Flock 30 Ram Lambs 68 Two, three and four-shear Stud Ewes 60 one-shear Stud ewes 30 ewe lambs 221 HORSES. 15 high-class Purebred Clydesdale Mares. 3yrs old and ov- • er, 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 Newtpn (imp.), and stinted to Baron Fyvie (in:,p.), and Baron Wigton (imp.) 2 Two-year Fillies by Baron Fyvie and Balgowrie. . 2 yearling fillies by Baron Fyvie. 3 Otne-year colts by Baron Fyvie 5 Foals by Black Knight. The- Auctioneers have every confidence iix advising Studmasters throughout the Dominion to make a point of, attending the BURNSIDE SALE, on the 27th FEBRUARY, as the stock are well known for their EXCELLENCE and BREEDING. The sheep are part of the Elderslie Stud Flocks founded 40 years ago. Since passing into Mr Reid'is 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 Clydesdale Mares are probably second to none in New Zealand, and breeders and buyers throughout the country dhould not miss this rare opportunity. Orde9 will receive careful attention. PYNE AND CO. GUINNESS and LE OREN, Ltd. WRIGHT. STEPHENSON AND CO., Ltd.. Joint Auctioneers.

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