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Feilding Star, Volume XV, Issue 110, 6 November 1893, Page 2

Stock Markets

I « I Per Press Association. Haweiu, November 3. The Egmont Fanners' Union, Limited, held the first of their series of pure-bred stock sales (in future to be held annually the dav following the Egmout A. and P, Show) in their new Horse Bazaar yesterday, and the results were most en> couraging. The chief feature of the sale was the pure-bred shorthorn bulls bred and offered on behalf of Mr A. A. Fantham which sold as follows :— The champion stud bull Oxford Duke 4th, Mr J. Winks, Normanby, 55 guineas ; No. 2, light roan, Mr W. J. Sarten, Waitara, 25 guineas ; No. 3, roan, Mr Knuckle, Waitara, 24^ guineas ; No 4, roan, Mr A. E. Russell, Paliaerston North, 25 guineas; No. 7, red, Mr Huwes, Waverley, 37 guineas ; No 8, red, Messrs W. and S. Gower, Patea East, 20 guineas; No 9, red and white, Mr Shields. Patea, 28,| guineas. Mr Livingstone's Poled shorthorn bulls were very much admired, but, being a new breed, did not sell readily, though two of them were quitted, one at 12£ and the other at 12 guineas. Two purebred Berkshire boars and five sows, offered on behalf of MrFanthaiu, realised 3k and 4 guineas respectively. A 12 stone hack, offered on behalf of Mr Hislop, Normanby, was sold to Mr J. Hall, Onehunga, for 20 guineas.

Shopping at To Aro House, Wellington, means gettine (lie choice of the largest slock of new, fashionable drapery. It menus you are buying at the lowest cash price and »ett,ing a bonus discount. We make special efforts to please our country customers. AH goods aro charged as Wellington cash prices, and carriage is paid on all parcels of 20s and upwards . '