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Gisborne Times, Volume LXV, Issue 10313, 24 January 1927, Page 10

AUCTION NOTICEB RAM FAIR MATAWHERO SALEYARDS. FIRST DAY TODAY MONDAY,-24th JANUARY, 9100 (approx.) ROMNEY (Flock) Z/J.UU RAMS. Bred by the following Breeders: — Bremer (Waverley), W. Bidwill (Featherston), W. R. Hunt (Nelson), Thos. Hunt (Nelson), Holmes Warren (Featherston), H. J. Rayner and W. Rayner (Masterton), Nix (Featherston), A. Kirkpatrick, Henson and Green, E. R. Black, G. V. Smith, D. P. Cameron, Carron Bros., Fisher Bros., E. R. Renner, S. Kirkpatrick, E. Richardson, J. C. Field, \V. D. Lysnar, W. O. Pilmer, J. Herbert, Voss (Longburn), Forlong (Bunnythorpe), Buick (Masterton), W. Perry (Masterton), Callcson (Longburn), Williams (Waimoko), D. S. Warren (Featherston), Gibson (Kiwitea) Murphy (Whenuakura), J. C. Bidwill (Featherston), Henson (Feilding), Rowlands (Palmerston N.), Collins (Otane), Black (Opotiki), Tathams (MajjfcertonX Harding (Dargaville), Mxm'tiy (Balclutha), Taylor (Kiwitea) Wprlliams (Munvjiiii), Holmes (Waiilieka), DjjfWi (Masterton), Tod uhaka). tubs: 550 (appro Bred by the Williams (Waverle G. V. - Bros., (Waverley), Perry (Mast' RIND DAY. CY,|2sth JANUARY. (Flock) LINCOLN r B. ng Breeders: — aimoko), Bremer. lUghes (MaxAvelltowiUi H. G. Smith, Fish* (Hawera), Hughes Fields (Whenuakura), W 7. Rayner (Maston) ilton (Manutahi), P. |aylor (Kiwitea), 180terton), Ha Bremer (Okj Collins (Ota£ SOUTHDOWN ,AMS. Bred by the TW¥owing Breeders : Benny (Canterbujpy), Buick (Masterton), Gates (Canterbury), Matthews (Gisborne), Merrikin (Hatuma Hughes (Maxwelltown), Henson (Feilding), Fincbam (Canterbury), Lockhead (Canterbury). 42 Border Leicester (Flock) Rams. 23 Romney Stud Rams. 1 Southdown Stud Ram. 30 Romney Stud Ewes. 10 Southdown Stud Ewes. Sale Starts Each Day at 9.30 a.m. I Studs Sold at Noon Each Day. No Adjournment for Luncheon.

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