Harvey, Fulton and Hill

Hawke's Bay Herald-Tribune, Issue 115, 1 June 1937, Page 3

Harvey, Fulton and Hill

Harvey, Fulton and Hill report having hejd their weekly market sale in their mart, Russell street, Hastings, on Saturday last, when there was a very large attendance of the public. The entry in the poultry section was quite a fair one for this time of the year, but the demand f0r all sorts was keen and high prices ruled. Prices may be quoted : — ? Poultry: — B.O. pullets 6/9 to 7/-, W.L. pullets 5/3 to 5/9, B.O. pullets (late) 4/- to 5/9, W.L. pullets (late) 2/6 to 3/6, B.O. hens 3/3 to 4/-, W.L. hens 2/6 to '3/1, Ancona hens 3/-, ducks 5/2 to 6/6 pair, drakes 3/5 to 3/9 each, cockerels (small) 3/7 , grown 3/6 to 5/-. Sundries: — Trunk 5/-, rope 4/6, chains 3/6, swingletrees 5/-, kerosene 7/-, . spade . 3/9, crow bar 3/-, scythe handle 5/-, shovel 3/-, cross-cut saws 5/- '3/-, 25 sacks maize 7/6 to 9/-, trolley £2 16/-, collar a'nd haimes 30/-, Ieading chains 30/-, birdcage 4/-, garden sower £1 3/6, copper 11/-, 240 second hand cornsacks 4d to 4^d, wireless pole 15/-, spindle £1, radios £6 5/-, £6 7/6, £3 5/-, £3 2/6, milk can 7/6, parrot cage 12/6, single mattresses £1 5/-, double £1 15/-, wheelbarrow £1, collar £1 5/-, winkers 10/-, harp £1, single bedstead £2 6/-, duchesse £3 10/-. A large quantity of sundries, vegetables and fruit met with a ready sale at firm rates.