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’ TK SALE. . ' ■ BER 4, 1938. ." " - ‘ ' a.m. t J' ; ■..□ulls & HORSE FAIR. 5- 1938 > ' a.m. sharp. . , '/.‘/ether hoggets • . .ewe hoggets 'b.f. hoggets ; • ‘ . .'. '•■. With lambs at foot / ' ■’.'.vves . • •’./wethers ' '•'.>es, with 90 lambs at foot „• ; neifer on drop - store cow : ,t. 3 ■/.? 6 weaners 90 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. Estate J. C. Smith, Te Ore Ore: 1 d. gelding, 6yrs, broken to chains 1 d. mare, Byrs., all work 1 d. gelding, 9yrs., all work A/e. 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

“HUPENUI” JERSEYS. SPECIAL SALE OF STUD BULLS. ON ACCOUNT OF MESSRS HEAPYS, LTD. AT THE FARM, GREYTOWN. TUESDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1938, At 11.30 a.m. A CHOICE OFFERING of beautifullybred, well-grown bulls, as follows: 2 SPECIAL HERD SIRES. 7 PEDIGREE JERSEY TWO-YEAR-4 OLD BULLS. 21 PEDIGREE JERSEY BULLS. €>Q HEAD. 5 young pedigree bull calves 6 high-grade heifers Thirteen of the above bulls are by the famous VAGABOND OF OAKLANDS (Imp.), C. 8.8., and 5 are by HUPENUI DREAMY, a double grandson of BRAMPTON DREAMING SAM (Imp.), C. 8.8. The proved sire, DEFENDER OF PENCARROW, is included, along with 5 of his sons; also the First Priie 2-year-old New Zealand Royal Show bull, HUPENUI FORWARD, and 2of his sons. All bulls are from particularly good dams, two of them with V.H.C. honours. Commissions executed on behalf of absentee buyers. Catalogues available from the Auctioneers. WRIGHT, STEPHENSON & CO., LTD., Masterton, Wellington and Branches. ANNUAL SALE OF 23 STUD AND RUN SHORTHORN BULLS.

To be held at “TUPURUPURU,” MASTERTON, ON TUESDAY, OCTOBER 11, At 1.30 p.m. ON ACCOUNT D. BUCHANAN, ESQ. Auctioneers: DALGETY & CO., LTD., N.Z. LOAN & MERCANTILE AGENCY CO., LTD., WRIGHT, STEPHENSON & CO., LTD. J. C. HUTTON, LTD. W. A. KEMPTON, District Representative, ’Phone 250. CARTERTON. BUYERS OF PIGS AND BOBBY CALVES AT PER HEAD AT THE GATE.

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