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Sale of All Classes of Lambs & Ewes Monday 23Rd August 2021 at 10.00 PORTREE AUCTION MART SALE OF ALL CLASSES OF LAMBS & EWES RD MONDAY 23 AUGUST 2021 AT 10.00 A.M. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ GENERAL CONDITIONS OF SALE AS PER INSTITUTE OF AUCTIONEERS AND APPRAISERS OF SCOTLAND GUIDELINES ARE AVAILABLE IN OFFICE WITH SPECIFIC VARIATIONS AS LISTED BELOW. NOTICE TO BUYERS - TERMS OF SALE CASH - ALL PURCHASES TO BE SETTLED FOR AND CLEARED ON DAY OF SALE. PURCHASE NOTES AND DELIVERY ORDERS WILL BE OBTAINED FROM THE SALE CASHIER WHEN THE LOTS ARE SETTLED FOR AND, ON HANDING DELIVERY ORDER TO SHEPHERDS IN CHARGE THEY WILL GIVE DELIVERY AND ASSIST IN TRUCKING. THE CORRECT NUMBERS OF EACH LOT WILL BE GIVEN AT THE TIME OF SALE. WHEN LOTS REQUIRE TO BE CUT THE AUCTIONEERS RESERVE THE RIGHT TO SEND THEIR YARD SHEPHERD TO DO SO. PAYMENT WILL ONLY BE TAKEN IN CASH OR CHEQUES VOUCHED BY BANKERS’ LETTERS. DISPUTED STURDY SHEEP SHALL BE DECIDED BY THE YARD SHEPHERD. EVERY ASSISTANCE IN TRUCKING WILL BE ARRANGED, AS FAR AS POSSIBLE, BY THE AUCTIONEERS WHO WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR LOSS OR DAMAGE INCURRED THEREBY. FULL TRUCKING INSTRUCTIONS INCLUDING POSTAL ADDRESS MUST BE LEFT IN WRITING WITH THE OFFICE. NOTICE TO CONSIGNERS - THE SHEPHERDS AND HERDS IN CHARGE MUST REMAIN BESIDE THEIR RESPECTIVE LOTS AND TAKE THEM TO THE SALE-RING. SHOULD THE SHEPHERD NOT BE IN ATTENDANCE AT THE TIME HIS LOT FALLS TO BE SOLD IT MAY BE PASSED OVER AND TAKEN AT THE END OF THE SALE. THE AUCTIONEERS WILL IN NO WAY BE RESPONSIBLE FOR LOST SHEEP. FOOD CHAIN INFORMATION DECLARATIONS ARE AVAILABLE FROM THE MAIN OFFICE OR VIA WEBSITE. IT IS THE DUTY OF ALL CONSIGNERS OF LIVESTOCK TO NOTIFY AUCTIONEERS AT THE POINT OF SALE OF ANY WITHDRAWAL PERIODS WHICH MAY APPLY TO THE STOCK THEY OFFER FOR SALE AND IT IS ALSO THE RESPONSIBILITY OF THE BUYER TO ENSURE THAT ANY ANIMALS DESTINED FOR THE FOOD CHAIN ARE OUTWITH ANY WITHDRAWAL PERIOD. COMPLAINTS IN RESPECT OF RIGS OR RAMS - COMPLAINTS IN RESPECT OF RIGS, RAMS OR IMPROPERLY CASTRATED SHEEP MUST BE INTIMATED TO THE AUCTIONEERS WITHIN 10 DAYS OF THE DATE OF SALE. THEREAFTER NO CLAIM ARISING THEREFROM WILL BE ENTERTAINED. SHEEP TAGGING – ALL SHEEP MUST BE EAR-TAGGED AS PER SEERAD REGULATIONS BEFORE ARRIVAL IN MARKET. PURCHASERS MUST SATISFY THEMSELVES THAT ALL SHEEP ARE TAGGED BEFORE LEAVING MARKET. AUCTIONEERS WILL NOT BE HELD RESPONSIBLE FOR SHEEP IDENTIFICATION ONCE SHEEP HAVE LEFT THE MARKET. ACC. - FROM FULLY ACCREDITED FLOCK * DENOTES SSSFA MEMBERSHIP ANYONE WISHING TO PURCHASE ON BEHALF OF A THIRD PARTY MUST INFORM THE MANAGEMENT PRIOR TO BIDDING OR THEY WILL BE DEEMED TO BE LIABLE FOR THEIR PURCHASES. Pen Owner Address No. & Class WB N. MacKenzie Shepherd’s Way, Portree 15 Blackface lambs WB Do Do 3 Blackface ewes SP1 J. Lamont 7 Herbusta 20 Cheviot lambs SP1 Do Do 3 Cheviot ewes SP2 C. Campbell 7 Herebost * 45 Cheviot lambs SP3 D. MacDonald Glasphein * 30 Cheviot lambs SP3 Do Do * 6 Cheviot ewes 41 C. M. Campbell 3 & 5 Suladale 20 Cheviot wedder lambs 41 Do Do 8 Cheviot ewe lambs 41 A. Campbell 3 Sualdale 3 Cheviot wedder lambs 41 Do Do 3 Blackface lambs 41 Do Do 3 Cheviot ewes 41 Do Do 4 Blackface ewes 64 S. MacDonald Clachan 70 Suffolk x lambs 64 Do Do 10 Cross ewes 19 O. McDonnell 2 Digg 20 Beltex x wedder lambs 19 Do Do 20 Beltex x ewe lambs 20 K. Munzie 28 Bernisdale 8 Suffolk x lambs 20 A. MacDonald ½ of 7 Digg 1 Cheviot wedder lamb 20 Do Do 3 Cheviot ewes 20 I. MacLean Galtrigal 6 Cheviot lambs 20 Do Do 6 Cheviot ewes 15 K. MacKenzie 24 Borve * 25 Cheviot lambs 15A C. L. Beaton 4 Flodigarry * 20 Cheviot wedder lambs 15A Do Do * 22 Suffolk x lambs 15A Do Do * 5 Cross ewes 14 N. MacDonald Malagin, Achachork * 20 Cheviot lambs 14A Ross & Fraser Flodigarry * 40 Cheviot lambs 14B A. Ross Garafad * 40 Cheviot lambs 13 D. & L. A. MacKinnon 19 Holmisdale * 30 Cheviot lambs 13 Do Do * 30 Cross lambs 13A W. MacIntosh 24 Kilmuir 40 Cheviot lambs 21 8 Halistra 11 Cheviot lambs 21 N. Campbell 9 Carbostmore 16 Cheviot lambs 21 Do Do 2 Cheviot ewes 22 J. MacDonald Quirang View, 5 Digg 25 Cheviot wedder lambs 22 Do Do 5 Cheviot ewe lambs 22A E. Hurst 13 Dunhallin 15 Cheviot lambs 23 J. A. MacInnes ½ of 6 Linicro * 20 Cheviot wedder lambs 23 Do Do * 10 Cheviot ewe lambs 23 Do Do * 10 Cheviot ewes 12 R. MacNeill 22 Lochbay 50 Cheviot lambs 12A M. Broughton 34 Lochbay 50 Cheviot wedder lambs 11 Do Do 150 Texel x lambs 10 M. Murray 2 Achnahanaid 50 Cheviot lambs 10 Do Do 5 Cheviot ewes 10 Do Do 1 Cheviot wedder 10A A. C. MacLeod 1 Glenbernisdale * 40 Texel x lambs 10A Do Do * 10 Cross ewes 10A Do Do * 2 Rams 24 A. Gordon 42 Bernisdale 20 Cross lambs 24 Do Do 3 Cross wedders 24 Do Do 1 Cross ram 24A A. MacLeod 40 Bernisdale 30 Suffolk x lambs 24A Do Do 5 Suffolk x ewes 25 C. Gillies 2 Sartle 15 Texel x wedder lambs 25A J. R. Gillies 2 Sartle 25 Cheviot wedder lambs 9 H. Nicolson 2 Ellishadder 20 Cheviot lambs 9A E. Lyall & J. Ross 3 Ellishadder 40 Cheviot lambs 9A Do Do 5 Cheviot ewes 8 L. Jackson 1 Waterstein 57 Suffolk x lambs 8 Do Do 12 Suffolk x ewes 7 Drummuie Township * 80 Cheviot lambs 7 Do * 20 Blackface lambs 7A Do * 27 Cheviot ewes 7A Do * 5 Blackface ewes 26 Robson & Murdie 5 Galtrigill 12 Cheviot lambs 26 M. Gillies 5 Digg 16 Cheviot lambs 26A M. MacLeod Free Church Manse, Skeabost Bridge 12 Blackface lambs 26A Do Do 2 Blackface ewes 27 D. A. MacLellan 1/9 Cambustinivaig 5 Cheviot wedder lambs 27 Do Do 5 Cheviot ewe lambs 27 Do Do 15 Blackface wedder lambs 27 Do Do 10 Blackface ewes 27A P. Nicolson ½ of 8 Cambustinivaig * 9 Cheviot lambs 27A Do Do * 2 Cheviot ewes 28 J. Mackenzie 2 & ½ of 6 Maligar 25 Cheviot wedder lambs 28 Do Do 15 Cheviot ewe lambs 29 C. Matheson 4 Lower Milovaig 24 Blackface lambs 29 Do Do 12 Blackface ewes (f) 6/5 Corriebheinn Farms * 180 Texel x lambs 5 Do Do * 30 Cheviot ewes 4 A. MacDonald Burnside * 150 Cheviot lambs 3 Do Do * 30 Cheviot ewes 40 D. A. Ross 5/8 Ellishadder, Staffin 30 Cheviot x lambs 40 Do Do 10 Cheviot ewes 39 D. R. MacDonald 6 Duisdale Beag * 25 Cheviot lambs 39 Do Do * 6 Cheviot ewes 38 K. MacQueen 2 South Duntulm 20 Cheviot wedder lambs 38 Do Do 7 Cheviot ewe lambs 38 Do Do 12 Blackface wedder lambs 38 Do Do 1 Herdwick ram lamb 38A C. MacLeod 4 South Duntulm 10 Blackface wedder lambs 38A Do Do 5 Blackface ewes lambs 38A Do Do 3 Blackface ewes 36 D. MacLeod 7/8 South Duntulm * 20 Cheviot lambs 37 Do Do * 40 Suffolk x lambs 36 Do Do * 10 Cheviot ewes 35 North Duntulm Sheep Stock Club * 50 Cheviot wedder lambs 34 Do * 20 Cheviot ewe lambs 34 Do * 30 Cheviot ewes 42 J. & N. J. Budge Monkstadt * 60 Cheviot lambs 43/44 A. Maclean 2 Vatten * 80 Cross lambs 44 Do Do * 15 Cheviot ewes 45 Y. White 8 Kingsburgh * 33 Cheviot lambs 45 Do Do * 1 Cheviot wedder 45A S. MacLean 2 Vatten * 20 Blackface lambs 45A Do Do * 7 Blackface ewes 46 J. MacRae 3 Fanks 35 Cheviot lambs 46 Do Do 10 Cheviot ewes 2 Cambustinivaig Sheep Stock Club * 100 Blackface wedder lambs 47 C. MacKinnon 18 Fiscovaig 40 Cheviot lambs 48 D. A. Gillies ½ of 1 Marrishadder 15 Cheviot lambs 48 Do Do 15 Suffolk x lambs 48 Do Do 30 Cheviot ewes 33 P. MacLeod Creagory House * 10 Cheviot wedder lambs 33 I. G. MacDonald Lower Ollach 5 Cross lambs 33 Do Do 5 Blackface lambs 33 Do Do 4 Blackface ewes 32 N. Nicolson 8 Dunans * 50 Cheviot lambs 31 Do Do * 30 Cheviot ewes 30 M. MacDonald 4 Ferriniquire 40 Cross lambs 49 W. Nicolson 15 Glenconon * 30 Cross lambs 50 M. MacLeod 35 Bernisdale 15 Cross wedder lambs 50 Do Do 15 Cross ewe lambs 51 I. Nicolson 1/2 Peinlich * 40 Cheviot wedder lambs 52 M. MacDonald Calluna Croft, Lower Ollach 25 Cross lambs 1 M. Montgomery 2b Penifiler * 60 Texel x lambs 1 Do Do * 12 Texel x ewes (f) 1A M. White Tigh Gael * 30 Suffolk. x lambs 53 D. MacDonald 11 Clachan 40 Cheviot wedder lambs 53 Do Do 5 Blackface wedder lambs 53 Do Do 5 Blackface ewes 54 P. Nicolson. 9 Glenconon * 30 Cheviot lambs 55 M. MacDonald 5/6 Sheader * 50 Cross lambs 56 D. E. Lamont 5 Marrishadder 25 Cheviot wedder lambs 56 Do Do 5 Cheviot ewe lambs 56 Do Do 5 Blackface ewes 56A J. Campbell 10 Digg 10 Cheviot wedder lambs 78 F. McRaild 8-10 Flashadder 12 Cheviot x lambs 78A A. Campbell 7 Upper Edinbane 15 Cheviot x lambs 78A Do Do 1 Blackface ram LB5 S. MacKenzie 2 Earlish * 30 Cheviot wedder lambs LB6 Do Do * 15 Cheviot ewe lambs 79 Do Do * 15 Texel x wedder lambs 79 Do Do * 10 Texel x ewe lambs 77 N. Ross 3 Carbostmore 13 Cheviot lambs 77 Do Do 1 Cross hogg 77A A. M. Wilson 4 Sartle 15 Cheviot wedder lambs 77A Do Do 10 Cheviot ewe lambs 57 C.
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