MASTERTON RAM FAIR

Dominion, Volume 12, Issue 129, 25 February 1919, Page 8

MASTERTON RAM FAIR

• OFFICIAL .BEPGRT. - y. .-The Associated 'Brokers,' comprising .<■- i Messrs. A. J. Cooper a»d Co., Ltd., Dal■;;'>gety and Co., Ltd., Levin and Co.,' Ltd., New Zealand Loan and Mercantile f-H-Agency Co., Ltd., .Wright, Stephenson •jv'fnd. Co., Ltd., t and;,tiie Wairarapa Farm-' ■. tri' Co-operative*' Association; 'Ltd,,, re?: Alport. as-'folloWSi4-Th'S''aitoiuit ram - fair,' ■ conducted under the auspices of ,the • Masterton A. and. P. Association, was . held at the - Showground's, on- Thursday. Friday, a total entry' 'of.JlD^beingi) 1 S/ offered, an increase of .^3^.^£^fii - par«l .'-.with last year. Thel,i& v £'ehdance' was f . hardly up to thj.t ,of£Mß. Buyers from •>: a:distanco were jib.fcjo much in evidence, having jio do6J?K : JTlled their requirements % earlier- heen the case wiui other prices were much lower. breeds.'competition'}was keen for jfSiwep of .{he'be'st'qualitjVhut it was difficult to.elicit a bid for' inferior stuff. It 'i was evident from: the tone of the .market |-'j .that- buyers were not prepared to give t- the Jiigh-prices, ruling last season. "-The i Bain Fair Committee. (Messrs. W. D. Peter- Cooper, and W. Cooper) carried out their .'duties, in the way; that has made the conduct of tlie-Masterton ; \Rani Fair the subject- of.- favourable, conir: C.'ment by visitors from all partkof-'the '-. .Dominion, Prices Were as follow:— ; > Flock Lincolns. Peicy Bros., M. 1-shear,: average 13Jgns.; '. late D. M'Qregt?r.';l9 'linear,' aver-' j'j'age 12Jgns.; ,F- M.'. Reynolds, r average 4gns.; Donald's Estate, 30 1-shear, average lUgnsj; W. Burner,' 11 1-shear, average. s£gns.; Wilton Bros., 42 1-s.hoar,-:;--."average s}gns.; D.-.M'Gregor, 25 1-sliear, ?-average 65gnti.;, J. HT-Payton, 63 1-shear, average 4gns.;'K. DMI'L-achlan, 31 iV, shear,. ~4igns.; D. M'Lachlan, 15 1-shear, average 4igns.j Miss A. P. Watt, 30 i-shear, average 7jgns.; G. H..Perry; ,5.1-shear, average Ggns.; Bland Bayrier, .13 1-shear, average 63gns. ; .W. Perry, 12. ;,fl-shear, average'lOigns.; 'Anderson,' 30 1-shear, average G. Dalziell, ,-'3O 1-shear, average 33gns.';;Harold Ben--nett,. 11 1-sheaJ, average '4Jgns.';'.-R; ,Bremer, '-45 1-shear, average ; Booth,, i 1-ehear, avera'ge'.'lOJgns..;;" Sir W. Buchanan, 27 1-sheari 'average' 2igns. j' H. Middelton, 40 1-shear, average.: I%'hsl j. fi, Beard's' Estate, 10 1-shear, .average- itgns. - Stud Lincolns. >; W. Rayner, lfigns., ligus.; 11. Bennett, Percy/Bros., 50gns.j,43gns:;.Bland . ftayner, 55gns.; Estate late'-D} M'Gregor, ..;';sogns., 50gns., 35gns., 29gris./ 20gns.; W. Perry, 31gns., 30gn5.,,27gn5.. Flock Southdowns." — Howard Booth,_2fi :l-shear, average 1 %flsjJ;Qprge,,Gflrdin,er,,2a7.l-shear, aver-. 'P.' Cooper, 5 1-shear, average 1 . ;4ifns;;' Jno. Strang, 15 1-Shear, averago ;6fens. ; J. Bourke,'l2 1-sh'ear,'' avM - age ; 3|gns.;..A: IL Falloon, 15 1-shear, average v,;7Ans}; W. J. Jenkins, 2-1 1-shear, average •. 4Jgns.; W. I. Hume, 14 1-shear, average : : ! -'3griß.; B.'Bnick, -25' 1-shear, average • 3jgn.».; D; M'Lnchlarii 20 1-shear,. average Signb.; L.,' 31. A'lpin, 9 1-sh'ear, average • 2-sgns.; H. J. Andrew, 3 1-shear, average ■ lOgns.; Q. Donald,' 10 1-shear, average .' Signs.; H. W. Lee, 2 1-shear, average " signs.; j. P. Lett, 30 'l-shear, averago ljgns.: J. JI. Payton, 10 1-shear, average • ljgns. Stud Southdowns. i*. Howard Booth;' lOgns,, lOgns., Bgns„ Bgn , H J Andrew, 21gns.,. 17gns., : 13gns'.', 12gns.; James Ivnight, -.Signs;, "Jiflgns.;- Signs., 2Cgns., 18gne„ . 12gns., ' lOgns. - ; :A. 11. Falloon,. ;llgns., . lOgns., lOgns. . ; Flock Romneys. , :C. Wagland, .37 1-shear, average ftjgns.) Peicy Bros. 1 ,'1!) l-sheaiv; average 9}gns.; Blacnford Bros., '80 1-sliear, , average I' Sgiis.; H. H. (-iorringe, 20 1-shear, avert-: age'llfens.; Howard Booth, 4 1-sheaa - , av. B-Aerage lOgns.; W. H. Baick, 23 1-shear, }•;' 4gns.; J. O. Bidwill, 23 1-shenr, average 7jgns.; E. ,E. Chamberlain,. 27. t'. 1-shear,-average sgns.; E. CVeawell,' 22 r-Vl-sheari average 6|gnsi; A; B.''Fannin, 2d . 1-she'air,. average. P. Dorset, | 33 1-shear,'averago-4ijgns.; G. Gardiner, .i Gt- 1-shear, average 4gns.; Q,' Donald, 17 |1-shear, average 17-.|gns.; H. C.vCampbel], j"25 1-shear, average :33gns.'; D. 11. Dash, ■ '23 1-Shear, average 3jgnS.; G. E. Yule, 30 1-sbear, average -%ns. ; A. P. Sonthey, f} 3 1-shear, average Signs.; A. and J. Gray, •Ifl 1-shear, average 4jgns.; Adani Jl'Ka.v., 13 1-sheaa - , average ligns,; F. Jlefcnkin, 2'j 1-shear, average ljgns.i J- M'Leod,' 20 ' '1-sh'ear, - average 9gns.; W. Jt'Gregor.". 26 1-shear, average IJgns..; - . Jtybert Jl'l.eod, 15 1-shear, average Cj igris.;' Bland Enyner,.2B 1-shear, averago •£;3|gns.; J-, M'Gregor, jifn., 27; 1-shear, ■ RVerage. 4gns.; J. - C. M'Killop, 5 1-shear, ■ '."average p 9^gns.; E. Eglington, 2 1-sliear, • average 4gns.; .F. Jacob, Ifl 1-shear, '. .average Signs.; G. Jl'lvenzie, 15 1-shear, -. .average 9{gns.; Jns. ICniglil, 8 /1-shear, ■■ f- average 32gns. ,* Alonrc- Bros., .11 1-shear, average 4Jgns.; W. H. Gibson, 20 1-shear, '' 'ayerage 3}gns.; H: A.-Bunny, 10 1-shear, I A'-average' Signs.j W. J. Nix, 12 1-shear, average ' 7gns;,• •W. Rayner, 28 1-shear, ; average Ggus.; D. Smith, 30 1-slicar, aver- ■ ' age 3igns.; I'.-Mungavin, 5 1-shear, arer--1 age 3Jgns.; E. L. liiddiford, 63 1-shear, v average SSgns* ' j . Stud;, Romneys, ■ -Bland Kavner, ,'32giis.', 20gns., 15gns.; ■ AV. .Bayrier,'23gns., 20gns., llgns., lOgns., • lOgns.; Jas. IKniglit,. Signs.; D. Smith,K - lflgns.; C Wagland, • 21gns„- lOgns.; E. ; . Eglinton. lCOgns., 80gns., COgns., 31gus.; ' A. ft. Fannin, 26gns; W. H. Gibson, S. ; 15gns.; W. F; Jacob, 30gns., SOgns., 25 L - . gns.,. SOgns;, lfigns.; H. H. Gorringe, 55gns. . ~ , i.\ Romnsy Ewes,. . i W. Buifk, 20 1-shear, average '3Jgns.; | W. Bayner, 5 1-shear,. average 35gns.