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Aberdeen & Northern Marts Aberdeen & Northern Marts A member of ANM GROUP LTD. THAINSTONE CENTRE, INVERURIE TELEPHONE : 01467 623710 WEEKLY SALE OF YOUNG & WEANED CALVES YOUNG BULLS STORE CATTLE FRIDAY 27th JANUARY 2017 SALE ARRANGEMENTS Sale Ring 2 at 10.00am Young & Weaned Calves Young Bulls Store Cattle TERMS OF SALE — CASH PASS PEN NO CONSIGNOR FA NO. Young & Weaned Calves A 1 1 W Stewart 004869 Greenfold Bridge of Marnoch Huntly 1 2 Smallburn Farms Plewlands Duffus Elgin 002472 Young Bulls J 178-179 11 A W Johnson 013231 East Mains of Byth New Byth Turriff BVD Accredited J 180 1 G & M Scott Wairds Farm Downies Portlethen 014611 J 181 1 A R Strathdee Langlanburn Deskford Buckie 010217 J 182 2 Glassel Farms Ltd 009774 Glassel House Glassel Banchory Store Cattle J 184-185 8 E Thom Little Drumlassie Tornaveen Torphins 018194 J 186 3 Str J W Bain Keithney Burnhervie Inverurie 003408 J 187 5 Hfr W Scott & Sons Mellanbrae Inverurie 008326 I 167 2 Hfr W A & M Menzies 014128 Mid Clochforbie Fisherie Turriff I 168 4 J C McIntyre & Son 001290 Milton of Cullerlie Echt Westhill BVD Accredited I 169 5 S Hosie & Son Quarryhead Rosehearty 012825 I 170-174 10 R & G Begg Wester Durris Durris Banchory 010236 I 172 6 Hfr S Bews Hilton Farm Balfour Orkney 017110 BVD Accredited I 173-174 7 Hfr G R Stevenson & Co 002165 Burness Firth Finstown Orkney BVD Accredited I 175-176 10 W & A Strachan Millfield Turriff 001328 BVD Accredited I 155-157 14 Str The Firm of A D Duncan 007731 Quarryhill Aberchirder I 158-160 20 M & I Morrison Backhills Corse Huntly 013110 I 161-162 10 Str R & M Cruden Woodlands Dyce 017009 I 163-165 20 Adam Brothers Rivefold Ythanwells Huntly 010267 H 145-148 23 Str F C Birse & Co Cairndaie Sauchen Inverurie 009080 H 149-151 18 Hfr H 152-153 12 Hfr Firm J & J Stevenson Burgar Evie Orkney 017154 BVD Accredited H 154 6 Hfr A & E Herdman & Co 017131 Linday Sandwick Stromness Orkney PASS PEN NO CONSIGNOR FA NO. H 133 5 Str J S Firth & Partners 005054 Langskaill Rousay Orkney H 134-136 15 Hfr BVD Accredited H 137-139 20 R Taylor & Sons Leuchar Farm Skene 015234 H 140 1 Str M Fisher Mill Forgue Croft Forgue Huntly 018292 H 140 2 Str J & D Ker Broomton Farm Nairn 009101 BVD Accredited H 141-143 30 I & J Steele Boganlea New Byth Turriff 007433 G 122-123 BVD Accredited G 124-127 20 T A Bisset & Son Bishopston Kinellar 006851 G 128 1 Hfr G Heddle Westfield Stromness Orkney 005062 G 128 2 B S Scott Netherhill Tankerness Orkney 007142 G 128 2 Hfr Mrs K Grieve 018291 New Gelderhouse Birsay Orkney G 129-130 10 G & S Sinclair 010184 Drunton Harray Orkney BVD Accredited G 131-132 10 Str G J & E Harper 003134 Broadsea Burnhervie Inverurie G 111-114 21 J S R Moodie & Co Rovie Rogart Sutherland 000387 G 115 6 R Littlejohn Corfeidly Glassel Torphins 013235 G 116-117 12 D P Nicholson & Co 008021 Quoys South Ronaldsay Orkney G 118-121 50 C A Smith Wester Coull Tarland Aboyne 000514 F 100-103 F 104-106 20 W E Forbes Dalrachie Farm Ballindalloch 011947 F 107 4 C Coutts Denhead Fetternear Inverurie F 108-109 12 W J & A Marr Cornhill Cullerlie Skene 014710 BVD Accredited F 110 3 P D Bremner Quarryhead Glass 017970 F 110 3 Hfr Glassel Farms Ltd 009774 Glassel House Glassel Banchory F 89-90 15 L Alexander (A Firm) 017114 Mains of Ludquharn Longside Peterhead F 91-93 20 D W Low Pittenkerrie Glassel Banchory 013017 F 94-95 15 Miss W J Kingaby 016523 Mains of Auchmedden Pennan BVD Accredited Outwintered F 96 8 Mesr G Middleton 016507 Wester Leochel Craigievar Alford F 97-99 20 W & D Wilson Bankhead Clatt Huntly 006728 E 78-88 40 P W Grant 122 Main Street Aberchirder 004949 E 67-68 12 S Dunbar Craggan View Dulnain Bridge 003097 PASS PEN NO CONSIGNOR FA NO. E 69-70 10 Str Berriedale Farms 000904 Berriedale South Ronaldsay Orkney E 71 5 W & M Wylie Easter Greenigoe Kirkwall 009662 E 72-73 10 M A Still Denhead of Muiresk Turriff 015498 BVD Accredited E 74 8 P I Donald & Son Newton Keithhall Inverurie 013443 E 75-76 10 Ardhuncart Farms 015200 Ardhuncart Kildrummy Alford BVD Accredited E 77 6 J Lumsden & Son Terpersie Tullynessle Alford 011508 D 56 8 George Ferries Farmers 000170 Whitehouse Farm Lumphanan D 57-60 30 J M Anderson (A Firm) 011376 Strocherie King Edward Banff D 61-62 12 H & J Riach Barns Crathes Banchory 006944 D 63-66 30 Str Exec Late Duke of Fife 001101 Elsick Estate Newhall Newtonhill BVD Accredited D 45-47 20 P Morrison & Son 006326 Hatton Manor Auchterless Turriff BVD Accredited D 48-50 20 A G S Burgess & Co Highlands Newmachar 003063 D 51-54 21 R B Milne Ltd 011844 Broombrae Kincardine O' Neil Aboyne C 34-36 20 A Brown & Co Auchorrie Midmar Inverurie 002566 C 37-38 10 Firm of Peter Ferries 008155 Cairnbeathie Lumphanan C 39-41 20 J Tod & Sons Upper Glasslaw New Pitsligo 003233 C 42-44 18 W B Souter Lynemore Grantown-On-Spey 011570 701-704 30 J & L Garland Upper Ardgrain Ellon 012732 705-707 20 G Wilson & Son Fichlie Glenkindie Alford 008822 708 8 Str D Dalgetty & Son 001310 Upper Thainston Fettercairn 711-712 12 Mrs K Grieve 018291 New Gelderhouse Birsay Orkney 713-714 10 Hfr S Miller Burnheads Deskford Buckie 011227 715-717 20 Marchmar Farms Marchmar Lumsden Huntly 003267 718 6 W R Edwards Broughnamary Mulben Keith 011572 721-722 12 D A Grieve Mains Frendraught Corse Huntly 017248 723-724 10 D Petrie & Son Balladrum Durris Banchory 000355 725 4 Forgue Fish Farm Inverkeithny Huntly 014640 726-728 18 J G Dean & Co Blervie Mains Rafford Forres 003332 731 4 G & M Scott Wairds Farm Downies Portlethen 014611 PASS PEN NO CONSIGNOR FA NO. 732 8 T & J Reid Backfield Drumlithie Stonehaven 014974 733 6 J Stewart & Sons 007520 Meikle Cultain Fordyce Banff 734-735 9 Hillhead of Esslemont Farm 012013 Logiemuir Udny Ellon 736 4 Str P Stewart 017738 The Studio Blackhills Lonmay Fraserburgh 737-738 10 G Corsar 017223 Mains of Loanhead Bothy Old Rayne Insch BVD Accredited E & OE Displenish Sale at Newton, Wardhouse, Insch AB52 6XX On Saturday 11th February (Instructed by A & A Beattie) Full particulars in next week’s P&J FORTHCOMING EVENTS AT THAINSTONE AND CAITHNESS FEBRUARY Wed 08 TC Commercial Beef Breeding Cattle Store Cattle followed by Prime Stock, Mon 13 CLC Breeding Stock, Store Lambs, Feeding Ewes and Rams Sat 18 CLC Tractors, 4x4s, Commercial Vehicles, Farm Implements, Wed 22 TC Commercial Beef Breeding Cattle MARCH Wed 01 TC ROYAL NORTHERN SPRING SHOW Thur 02 TC Show & Sale of Beltex & Beltex Cross Prime Lambs Fri 03 TC Sale of BVD Virus Free and Vaccinated Bulling Heifers NOTICES CONDITIONS OF SALE Conditions of Sale, including Temporary Additional Conditions of Sale applicable to Store Cattle, together with Pregnancy Guarantees, are displayed in the Sale Rings. Copies may be had on request at the Office. Whilst every endeavour is made to indicate the correct total weight of and number in each lot, the Auctioneers do not hold themselves liable for any errors made in so doing. QMS — SCOTCH ASSURED (SA) Animals offered for sale as Scotch Assured (SA) are warranted by the vendor as having complied with QMS Certification Standards including having been born and reared on farm assured holdings in Scotland. A database exists which ensures the history of all animals born after 1st January 2004 can be checked. For animals born prior to this date the data on the assurance history of individual farms is incomplete. Animals sold as Farm Assured (FA) are only warranted by the vendor as being offered for sale from a Farm Assured Holding. QMS 13 DAY STANDSTILL — MARKETS Livestock moving off a market or returning home unsold will always trigger a 13 day standstill on that holding, (20 days for pigs), unless for slaughter or if another specific exemption applies. The use of approved Separation Facilities (agreed in advance with SGRPID) may allow movement to and from sales without affecting other stock on the holding. It is the consignor’s responsibility to ensure that movements comply with current legislation. Further information is available from SGRPID, Thainstone Court, Inverurie. Agricultural Staff 01467 626222. Animal Health : 01467 626610. THE CATTLE PASSPORT ORDER 1996 Consignors should note that Cattle Passports are required for ALL ANIMALS BORN AFTER THE 1st JULY 1996 The Passports must be traded with the animal and the relevant sections must be completed after each movement. Vendors are reminded they are responsible to Purchasers for the correctness of Passports. Please ensure that this completed and signed Movement Document together with the relevant passports travel with the animals to Market. It is the responsibility of all purchasers to check all documentation. Any Purchaser finding incorrect Documentation should notify the Auctioneers by 5 pm on the fourth day following the day of purchase otherwise the Auctioneers will not involve themselves in any dispute which will lie solely between Vendor and Purchaser CATTLE IDENTIFICATION REGULATIONS 1998 (AS AMENDED) Cattle born after 1st January 1998 require to be double tagged with a Primary and a Secondary Tag. The Secondary Tags can either be another Primary Tag, a Button Tag or a Metal Tag. In the case of a two-piece eartag both pieces must be intact and bear the Ministry Logo.
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