CANTERBURY RAM AND EWE FAIR
By' Telegraph—Prets Association. > t ' Christohurch, Maroh.2l. At the Canterbury ram, and ewe fair to-day flock rams were sold. Th*.principal demand was for English Beicesters. On tho other hand, Southdowns could hardly be given away, and Shropshires mostly passed. The range of prices was:—English Leicester!*,' 2} guineas to 12J guineas • Border Leicesters, 2J guineas to 8 guineas; Lincolns, guineas to 75 guineas; Rbmneys,' 8 guineas to 17 guineas; Southdowns, 1 J guineas to 4J guineas; Shropshires, 2 guineas to 6 guineas; Corriedales, 2i guineas to 21 guineas; hhlfbreda, 2i guineas to 12J guineas.
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Dominion, Volume 11, Issue 157, 22 March 1918, Page 8
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97CANTERBURY RAM AND EWE FAIR Dominion, Volume 11, Issue 157, 22 March 1918, Page 8
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