STORE CATTLE.

Hawke's Bay Herald-Tribune, Volume 81, Issue 16, 12 October 1937, Page 6

STORE CATTLE.

A draft of 46 young clean-bred Aberdeen Angus cows, stated to be empty in medium store order, and a useful breeding sort, were passed at £5 17/6. On account of Mr J. Hunter. Rangitoto, 49 fairly-grown 2-year Aberdeen Angus cross steers, in healthy good doing order and should develop into useful cattle, were passed at £7 11/-. ' On account Ashcott Station, 18 Aberdeen Angus cows, showing up well in calf, were slow to trade , at £6 5/-. In from Waiparaka Station, 14 guaranteed empty Aberdeen Angus cows, a useful fattening proposition, made good buying at £5 17/-. A line of 26 empty horned Hereford cows, in fair order, brought £5 15/-. A draft of mediuin-grown Aberdeen Angus steers. in hardy order and showing good coats, made good buyir • at £5 18/6. A draft of 73 clean-bred dehorned Hereford 2-yr steers, in light order, were passed at £6 10/-. On account Waiparaka Station, 24 medium-grown 2-yr Aberdeen Angus steers, in hardy order. sold at £7 12/-. On account Mr H. Judd, Wanstead, 46 fairly-grown Aberdeen Angus bullocks, in good order and ready for fattening, sold at £9 4/-. In from Elsthorpe, an entry oi empty Aberdeen Angus cows, in good order, sold at £6 12/6. In from Elsthorpe, an entry of wellbred Aberdeen Angus steers, small to medium grown and recenbiy weaned, a good line, sold at £5 18/-. A line of medium yearling Aoerdecxt Angus heifers, welJ coated ano in good order, sold at £5 18/-,