HOBSE MARKET
Mr T. Bullook reports for the week ending Saturday, August 24 tb :— 2l horses were brought forward for tbe day's sa'e. For medium draagbtß biddings were fairly brisk, In faot there were again Intecdng purobßsers for thia class who could net be supplied. Ont. of the day's entry ef 21, 13 wero sold as follows, v'„ : Medium draughts 5 and 6 year olds, £20 £20 103, £21 ; aged of a gcod stamp, £13 5«, £14, £14; others £9 ; £11 j 3 year Id onb oken, rather light, brought £8 15s ; loferlor, £3 ; hacks, £4 lOi, £5 10, up to £8, fCO Bdli gto description. There were no really firs:, olass young draughts entered. Sundries — Amerioan waggon brcught £18 si ; spring dray, £9 : spring trap, £6 10 1 ; collar and I a*uea». £1 2i : «addle »nd bddle, £3 18s 61.
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Ashburton Guardian, Volume VII, Issue 2209, 26 August 1889, Page 2
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141HOBSE MARKET Ashburton Guardian, Volume VII, Issue 2209, 26 August 1889, Page 2
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