LIVE STOCK SALE
Messrs. Abraham and Williams. Ltd., report that at Palmerston North on August Zl, we had a small yarding of sheep ana a Rood.' entry of cattlo. The lollowtng priceß were realised:— Sheep: Fat ewes, to '325. 3d.; aged ewca in lamb, 17s. Cattle: Fat cows, £10 to £10 10s.; light fat steers. • £10 to £13 5a.; forward cows, £t, £8 10s. to £9; store cows, £■», £4 12s. (.4.,. £5 12s. 6d to £7; empty heifers, £3 2b. 6d.. £3 17s. 6(1,, £4 12s. 6d. to £7; springing dairy cowa, £6 10s., £3, £9 155., £10 tts., £16 ■ 1(13., £18 55.; springing lieifovs, £10 10e., £12 to £15 sb. The New Zealand Loan and Mercantile Agency Co., Ltd., Jlawera 'branch, report, as follows :-At Kakaramca, on Augiißt ID, we had a- good yarding and. attendance of buyers and bußineaa was transacted at the following prices :-Btore cows. £6 15b. to £8: forward J-yoar steers, £11 155.; 2ycar empty heifem, £7 ss. 6d.; yearlini heifers. £f Bs. to £4; mixed yearlingn. £1 10s to £3 75.; f.m. ewes and lamba, oU.; hoggctß, 25a. 3d. to £1 12s. Thti advertised slimming heifer* on account of. Sir. 3., 0. Tonks were an exceptionally c.hoico lot, ami- boat Jersey sorts made £20 to £26 10s.; others, £14 ss. to £18 10s. On account of other vendors, BpringiiiE hoiiera nmilc £li sb. to £22 Ms.; dairy cows, nloso up, £13 10s. to £21. At Eltham. on August 20, we had a fair yarding:, and RaUsfactory prices ruled throughout. Wo (juoto an follows:—Fat cowc £10 ss. U £11 2b. Cd.; forward cows, £8 lZe. W. to £9 Ba.j atoro cows, £7 4s. to £& is.: 2-.v«a.r empty leifcr.i, £6 la. to £7 14h.; a eood lino <if ditto realised £8; yearliiic Btenrs. £2'15? to £i Hβ.: yearling; heifere, £3 7s. to £4 175.; eprimting heifers, backr'ard forts f.7 to £12 10b.; dairy cowb, £15 I.os. to £21, 10s. On the same day we hold a clearing sale at Normnnby on account at Mr. Richard Burke, when there was a, large attendance of buyers, and good prices were realised throushoiit. P.est dairy rows randu £20 15s. to £29 108.; others, £14 to £18 5e.; egrinitinK heifers, £16 15b. to £18 H l * ; hill, £29; milk cart horje, £2S 5e.; pow, close to farrow. £23 10a.: sow a.ud litter, £19 10s.; boar, £Jj storo pigs, £3 5». At. Hawera, on August 21, wo'held our usual fortnightly sale, when w» submitted a good a-voraste yurding. I'ractitiallT everything was disposed of under the hammer at the following pricce. Good forward cows, £10 tf £fl; othere, £8 Js.'to j!9: sxm* cows, £6 to £7 155.; l\ tr> 3-year Bteers, £9 65.: yearlings, mixed, bmos. £2 to SA; yearling steere, JB 19s. Id. to £4; yearling heifers, £3 2s. 6d. to £3 Ss.; f.m. ewes (dills). 9s. 6d.; fat hoggets, 365. 3d.; othere, 19». 3d. to £1 12b. 9d.; mixed aged empty owes, 245. In dairy pejiß, spring- . injr heifer« made *12 to £16; dairy cow» £12 to £17.
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Dominion, Volume 12, Issue 284, 27 August 1919, Page 10
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508LIVE STOCK SALE Dominion, Volume 12, Issue 284, 27 August 1919, Page 10
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