WE THANK YOU

Press, Volume LX, Issue 11500, 5 February 1903, Page 6

WE THANK YOU

For the geWous support you have given us during the progress of our sale, thus proving that the cycling public recognise the merits of the "Anglo-Special, ,, and are quite prepared to pay a fai r price for * first-class, up-to-date bicycle. We have now entered on the last week of our eale, and it behoves all intending buyers of an "Angjo" to come along without delay and select their machine. 21

to 15e 9d; Leeston client, 72 ewe« 13s 6d to 15s Id; Messrs Waghorn Bros., Akaroa, 131 wetheis and ewes 15e. In the fat cattle pens theru were 175 head offered, including a good proportion of prime beef. The e&le was very irregular, but on the whole late rates were maintained. A line of four .<rteers from Raja's Hill Estate made £11 to £12, and eighteen heifere from Mr H. D. Buchanan, Kinloch, brought £7 30s to £y. Other eteera *old at £6 17e W to £11 12e 6d. heifers £5 17s 6d to £8 S% and cows £5 10s to £9 2s 6d, equal h> ZHa to 26s per 1001b.. There was a good entry of etore cattle, but the sale was not very brisk, and prices were rather easier. Good yearlinge made £2 3s to £2 10s, fifteen to eighteen months £3 Ss to £3 10s, eighteen months to two years £4 4s, two-year heifers £4 4s 6d, three-year heifers £4 15s to £6 12s 6d, tbree-year heifers and calves £5 12s 6d, dry cows £2 10s to £4 10s; dairy cows sold well at £4 10s to £9 15s. A email yarding of pigs met frith a. brisk sale at advanced rates Baconers made 45s to 555, equal to 4sd to 5d per lb, porkers 30s to 42s 6d, equal to 5d to 6d per lb, largo stores 22s 6d to 355, medium 17» to 21fi, and suckers and weaners 14e to 16e.