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On-Farm Dispersal Sale of the Manorhouse Herd MANORHOUSE CANDY & MANORHOUSE GRAHAM (left) – LOT 45 AT MANOR HOUSE FARM, WINSICK, CHESTERFIELD, DERBYSHIRE S41 0JG Saturday 9th July 2011 MANORHOUSE ALICE & MANORHOUSE GEORGIE – LOT 41 1 PLEASE BRING THIS CATALOGUE TO THE SALE CATALOGUE FOR THE ON-FARM DISPERSAL SALE OF THE MANORHOUSE LIMOUSIN HERD ON-FARM AT MANOR HOUSE FARM, WINSICK, CHESTERFIELD, DERBYSHIRE S41 0JG on behalf of Mr WJ Wright, Tel – 01246 231369 or 077614 62248 comprising 140 PEDIGREE CATTLE 60 cows served and/or suckling (38 calves) 15 served heifers, 17 maiden heifers, 3 stock bulls and 5 young bull 40 COMMercial cattle 21 cows served and/or suckling and 3 bulls SALE to commence at 12 NOON SALE PREVIEW AFTERNOON Inconjunction with the North West Midlands & North Wales Limousin Breeders Club) FRID AY 8th JULY 3pm – 7pm Auctioneers Harrison & Hetherington Ltd Head Office: UK’s leading livestock Borderway Mart Rosehill Carlisle CA1marketing 2RS company Telephone: 01228 406230 – Fax: 01228 Seven 406231 sale centres E-mail: [email protected] Website: www.livestock-sales.co.uk Pedigree and commercial livestock Official society sales of beef, dairy, sheep and equine Tractors, machinery and commercial vehicles Specialist livestock sales and events Professional valuations 01228 406200 www.livestock-sales.co.uk 2 IMPORTANT NOTICE TO PROSPECTIVE PURCHASERS SETTLEMENT & CLEARANCE OF STOCK Please note that all lots must be settled on the day of purchase Completion of a buyers slip is essential for parties who have not dealt with the company before New customers and agents wishing to purchase on behalf of another party must contact the companys main office 48 hours prior to a sale No Lots can leave the sale premises without a ‘pass slip’ being issued by the office Purchasers From Outside The United Kingdom Invoices will be raised in pounds sterling. We request that payment is made to us in pounds sterling by cheque/bankers draft on the day of sale. Card facilities are available (2% surcharge on credit cards) 3 Harrison & Hetherington Ltd IMPORTANT NOTICE TO PROSPECTIVE UK’sPURCHASERS leading livestock marketing company ALL LOTS MUST BE SETTLED ON THE DAY OF PURCHASE Seven sale centres Parties who have not dealt with the company before should complete the undernoted form Pedigree and and hand it in to the auctioneers’ clerk when a purchase is made. commercial livestock Alternatively it can be sent to the main office in advance of the sale. Official society sales of beef, dairy, sheep and equine SALE ....................................................................................................................................................................... Tractors, machinery and commercial vehicles DATE ....................................................................................................................................................................... Specialist livestock sales TRADING NAME ..................................................................................................................................................and events Professional valuations PARTNERS NAMES (if applicable) .................................................................................................................. ................................................................................................................................................................................... ................................................................................................................................................................................... FULL POSTAL ADDRESS ................................................................................................................................... 01228 406200 ...................................................................................................................................................................................www.livestock-sales.co.uk Please fold and detach along this perforation along this and detach Please fold ................................................................................................................................................................................... ................................................................................................................................................................................... POSTCODE ............................................................................................................................................................ TEL. NO .................................................................................................................................................................. H&H ACCOUNT No. (if known) ........................................................................................................................ HOLDING NO. ....................................................................................................................................................... HERD/FLOCK PREFIX ......................................................................................................................................... LOT NUMBER(s) ................................................................................................................................................... 4 Directions Manorhouse Herd DIRECTIONS: Traffic from North and South: From M1 leave at junction 29 and take the A617 West (Cheserfield). Leave at the first junction until traffic lights then turn left (Hasland B6039), then turn right (Winsick), follow road over A617 the turn right into lane. ‘To the Sale’ signs will be positioned along the route. Traffic from West: From Buxton, take A6 for Bakewell then onto A619 (Chesterfield). Head for M1 South, exit A617 second junction then turn right. ‘To the Sale’ signs will be positioned along the route. Exit 5 General Information & Sale Notes DIRECTIONS: Traffic from North and South: From M1 leave at junction 29 and take the A617 West (Cheserfield). Leave at the first junction until traffic lights then turn left (Hasland B6039), then turn right (Winsick), follow road over A617 the turn right into lane. ‘To the Sale’ signs will be positioned along the route. Traffic from West: From Buxton, take A6 for Bakewell then onto A619 (Chesterfield). Head for M1 South, exit A617 second junction then turn right. ‘To the Sale’ signs will be positioned along the route. Exitit the M80 or M9 at Junction 9 Stirling. At roundabout take exit onto A91. At next roundabout take second exit onto A91, continue 0.5 miles Road. INSPECTION: Prior inspection of the cattle is most welcome by appointment with the Vendor, also available for inspection on Friday 8th July from 3pm - 7pm. HOTELS: There are many hotels within the area, ranging from four star to excellent Bed and Breakfast accommodation, a list of which may be found on page 6 of the catalogue. CONDITIONS OF SALE: The British Limousin Cattle Society have adopted the Auction Rules and Conditions of Sale drawn up by the N.B.A. The cattle are sold subject to these rules and the Auctioneers’ General Conditions of Sale, both available on request. In the event of any discrepancy between the two sets of conditions, the N.B.A. Conditions of Sale shall prevail. INSURANCE: A representative of H&H Insurance Brokers, will be present at the sale and will be pleased to quote Purchasers for transit and other risks. METHOD OF SALE: All commercial cattle will be sold in £'s and all pedigree cattle will be sold in guineas (105 pence) and strictly in catalogue order, unless any alteration is announced by the Auctioneers. COMMISSIONS: The Auctioneers will dutifully execute commissions to purchase for buyers unable to attend the sale personally, upon receipt of written instructions. REGISTRATIONS: All pedigree stock in the Sale are registered with the British Limousin Cattle Society, Avenue Q, National Agricultural Centre, Stoneleigh, Kenilworth, Warwickshire CV8 2RA (Tel. 02476 696500). PEDIGREE TRANSFERS: Official Pedigree Transfers will be effected by the Auctioneers and the British Limousin Cattle Society as soon as possible after the Sale. Full pedigrees will be transferred free of charge to all members. SETTLEMENT AND CLEARANCE OF STOCK: Settlement in full is due immediately at the close of Sale. No animal may leave the Sale Premises without an official ‘Pass Slip’, obtainable only from the Auctioneers upon settlement. REFRESHMENTS: Refreshments will be available. Sale Day Contacts: David Thomlinson - 0780 2675799 Heather Pritchard - 0771 4761311 Bill Wright - Tel: 077614 62248 BRITISH LIMOUSIN CATTLE SOCIETY Chief Executive: Iain Kerr Avenue Q, National Agricultural Centre, Stoneleigh, Kenilworth, Warwickshire CV8 2RA Tel: 02476 696500 Fax: 02476 696716 IMPORTANT NOTICE TO PURCHASERS 1 This Sale is held subject to recommended Conditions of Sale of the National Beef Association. 2 This Sale is held subject to the Special Terms and Conditions of Sale recommended for Sales of Pedigree Beef Cattle by the National Beef Association. The preparation of these Terms and Conditions has proved a lengthy and costly process and, in order to defray the legal and other costs involved, and to provide a continuing source of revenue to assist the Association in its vital work for pedigree cattle breeders, The Committee of the NBA have agreed that the following levy to be charged between the vendor and purchaser as follows – Bull Warranty - £3 to the
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