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FARMING & COMMERCIAL

AUCTION SALES FORTHCOMING FIXTURES. ' TO-DAT. 1(S Oaßtomhouae Quay, Wellington, 2.30 r.m.—Pronerty Bale (S. G. Nathan and (, Co,).' FIRE BLIGHT IN OTAGO AN ERRONEOUS REPORT. • A recant Press Association message appeared in the daily Press stating that ■' "flrebllghl?' was prevalent in hawthorn . hedges in the Taiori district. The Department of Agriculture is de- "■ irirous that this erroneous statement ' should be contradicted wiilhout delay, as it has been the'cause of great anxiety to' fruitgrowers in the south. An investigation by the orchard instrucibr of the Otngo district has shown that damage caused by wood borers has been mistaken ■' . for firoblight. Tip to the present time \ there have been no outbreaks of fireblight south of the Auckland land dis- , tiiot. , ( : FREEZING WORKS OPEN Br Trt«rra»l>—Fross Apsoeiatlom. I Felldlng, December 30. The employees at the Eeilding freezing ,■ works started work this morning, will ' take a holiday on' Saturday, Mid bo in full swing again on Monday next. WANGANTJI WORKS REOPEN ON MONDAY. By Teleeranh;— Special Corresoorident. Wanganui, December 80. . There-is a good deal of satisfaction loc- '■ ally at . the termination of tho freezing ■ works dispute. Killing will commence • on Monday. Both farmers and workers nro sYfiry heavy losers. Some workers estimate that their individual loss, last ' • * month was between .X'OO and .£7O, so that tho general loss of tho workers must run into many .thousands of pounds. The formers suffered, top, in that some fats ' - which were ready for the .works detorior- • atcd, but fortunately the pastures have hung out well. Ik . \ |jf WHOLESALE PRODUCE PRICES /V \ 'Messrs. Leery and Co.,*. Ltd., WellingH ton, Teport wholesale prices as follow-.- !! - Barley, feed Chevalior, 10s. bushel, sacks V . in; barley, short.feed, 9s. bushel, sacks in; maize, Bs. per bushel, . sacks in; crushed, Bs. 9d. per bushel, sack 9 m; partridge peas, 12s. 3d. per bushel, sacks Is. ; peas, Prussian blue, 13s. per bushel, sacks Is.; fowl feed, special mixed, Ss. 9d. : " per bushol, 601b., sacks-in; oats, hulled .-■v . ' for poultry feed, Bs. Gd. per bushel, sacks it: iri; oats, seed Algerians, 4s. Sd., sacks in; feed Algerians, 2d., in; -oats, crushed, ss. per bushel, sacks in; dressed y•: oata for poultry feed, 6s. 9d. per bushel, sacks in; chaff, oaten sheaf, Blenheim 1 prime bright, ton lots or over, JGIO 2s. 6d.. per ton, sacks in; good quality, P° r ton; flour, in sacks, ton lots or over,>Bl9 15s. per ton; hay, lucerne, -C 9 15s. per ton; pig and calfmeal, .£l2 per ton; • Farro food, .£l2 per ton; potatoes, table,. "Canterbury! ton lots .or over,' Red Dakotas, £3 10s. per ton, sack? in; new : ' potatoes, Auckland grown, 9s. Gd. to 10s. 6d.; others, 7s. to 9s. per ,cwt.; fowls, v • hens, 75., 75.-6 d.; choice young. TOoster?, •7s. 6d., 9s. per pair; ducks, 135., 15s. per pair; turkeys, Is. 7d., Is. Bd. per lb.; butter, farmers' separator, dairy, milled : or lb. pats,; Is. lOd. to Is. lid. per lb.; eggs, fresh crates, 2s. 2d. per -, dozen; dressed pork, choice 70's to 100's, lOd. to lid.; 110's to ISO's, MSI.; shell-grit, prime .quality,-9s. per cwt.; Meggitt's linseed meal, 19.5. per 1001b.; mutton birds, Tas- - jiianian,in casks,Bd. each,salted; straw, W^Haled,• £8 10s. per ton; oats, Garton's ft" feed, 4s. 6d.; B gpule, 4s. Bd.HDun oats, os. 2d., sacks in.

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Ngā taipitopito pukapuka

Dominion, Volume 14, Issue 82, 31 December 1920, Page 8

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Tapeke kupu
544

FARMING & COMMERCIAL Dominion, Volume 14, Issue 82, 31 December 1920, Page 8

FARMING & COMMERCIAL Dominion, Volume 14, Issue 82, 31 December 1920, Page 8

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