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■ ' SPRING • ' : . \D YARDS -’ER 3, 1938. . ■ ’. ’ ■ <narp. ■ ■ ;• <’■ • ,:tion cattle. and Hereford • -year heifers ' :.d H. steers •. : ' ’• •bullocks ■■ • :■ ' .“(cows, heifers and the following, ven- ■. '- Station, W. A. King, J. . . ' loper Bros., Mrs J C. ’. Ward. Sulphur Wells, G. • , •' ; ‘ N. Donald, Est. W. Wrig- • >•/. dith, G. F. Elliott, R. D. A. Wilson, J. H. Percy, R. > -W. D. Hull, Corrigan Estate, ■ 3ros., lan Macßae, R. L. Bay- '■ ’a.".;': '.’sndonald, Awapiripiri, Jas. Peter Andrew, Richmond . n, H. Bennett, D. H. Speedy and •: ,/N. Groves, E. Pain, J. Innes, W. < jregor, W. O. Riddell L. Cameron

MASTERTON SALE & HORSE FAIR. OCTOBER 5, 1938, At 11 a.m. sharp. Sheep—--50 woolly wether hoggets 50 woolly ewe hoggets 100 woolly b.f. hoggets 30 ewes with lambs at foot 40 fat ewes 10 fat wethers 84 ewes, with 90 lambs at foot Cattle — 1 heifer on drop 1 store cow Pigs—--6 weaners 70 HORSES, comprising— A/c. J. W. A. Colquhoun, Opaki: 1 4-year gelding, broken to chains and shafts A/c. N. McGovern, Mauriceville: 1 child’s pony, very quiet A/c. W. McDonald, Canterbury: 30 draught mares and geldings All these are selected horses, ages ranging from 3 years, and trials given at sale. A/c. M. Rowlands: 5 good hill cobs A/c. R. R. Burling: 1 4-year draught gelding, broken to chains A/c. Chas. Olliver: 1 black draught mare, 10 years, all work (stinted to Favourite Dene) A/c. W. Allen, St Andrew’s, South Canterbury: 1 pedigree Clydesdale mare in foal 12 working draught mares and geldings, guaranteed sound and quiet A/c. Robert McGovern: 1 3-year draught gelding, broken to lead and quiet A/c. W. lan Bunny, Marapua: 1 3-year gelding, broken to saddle and all harness A/c. G. Mclvor, Tauherenikau: 2 unbroken hacks 3 unbroken- brake horses 2 brake horses, broken to all harness A/c. Guy Bailey, Hamua: Clydesdale entire “Limelight,” foaled October 15, 1931. Bred by J. R. Patrick, Willowbridge. This horse is a proven sire, and is guaranteed sound by the vendor A/c. other vendors: 1 draught gelding, 12 years, all work, guaranteed 1 light half-draught gelding, 3 years, all work 1 3-year trotting mare, reg., broken saddle and harness 10 hacks and harness horses 1 child’s Shetland pony, quiet 1 child’s Shetland pony (quiet) 1 6-year hill cob 1 4-year pony, broken to lead 1 4-year pony, suitable for children 1 6-year pack horse 3-leaf tyne harrows and bar Cart saddle and breeching

SPRING NATIONAL DAIRY BULL SALE & SHOW. gHOWGROUNDS, PALMERSTON N. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 6, 1938. . SHOW at 9 a.m. SALE at. 10 a.m. SHARP. 129 PEDIGREE DAIRY BULLS, comprising—--105 Jerseys 20 Milking Shorthorns 4 Friesians. 95 ARE FROM TESTED DAMS, RECORDING TO OVER 600 LBS. FAT. STUD BREEDERS and FARMERS WITH GRADE HERDS—Make your selection of Herd Sires from this magnificent entry. The QUALITY and CONSTITUTION throughout is very sound, whilst BUTTERFAT BACKING stands out prominently. ORDER OF SALE.—Shorthorns, Friesians, Jerseys. BE EARLY! The Sale will commence promptly. CATALOGUES available from the Auctioneers: — NEW ZEALAND LOAN & MERCANTILE AGENCY CO., LTD. (Incorporated in England.) Palmerston North and Branches. ANNUAL SALE OF ABERDEEN ANGUS BULLS At MASTERTON SALEYARDS on MONDAY, OCTOBER 10 1938, At 12 noon. A/c. H. T. Hume: 30 2-year-old Aberdeen Angus bulls A/c. R. R. Burling: 30 2-year-old Aberdeen Angus bulls Also on a/c. of Chas. Hudson: 3 2-year-old Red Poll bulls 2 1-year-old Red Poll bulls 1 5-year-old Red Poll bull (These latter are A Grade CattlePassed Tuberculosis Test.) N.Z. LOAN & MERCANTILE AGENCY CO., LTD., Auctioneers.

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