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Horowhenua Chronicle, 15 June 1911, Page 2

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JOHXSOXVILLE STOCK SALE. [PEK PRESS A.SSOC*TIH».I JOHXSOXVILLE Juno 14. Messrs Abraham and AVilliams, Ltd., report on their Jiohnsonvillo sale as follows:—A o-ood yarding of bullocks and a small yarding of sheep came forward and sold at late rates. Quotations—Prime, heavy bullocks £10 to £11, medium bullocks £9 10s to £9 15s, lighter £!) ss, extra prime wethers '20s lid, prime wethers 17s 3d to 17s 8d : , prime ewes 15s Bd, good ewes lis 5d to 14s Bd. lambs lis 3d to 13s fid, OUR ADDJXGTOX STOCK REPORT. [PBH PRESS ASSOCIATION, j CHRISTCHURCH, Juno 14. At Addington there were moderate entries of stock oai account of the wet weather and the attendance was not up to the usual average. Store sheep sold at about late rates. All lambs lit to freeze sold readily, and prime fat sheep at an advance in prices. Fnt pigs and good dairy cows sold well. There was only a small entry of store sheep, but there was a good derwimd and nearly all lots found buyers. Wwes with fair to good, months and lambs were, if anything, firmer, and wethers showed no change. Fat cattle totalled 353. The sale was somewhat gular, and prices on the whole rather easier than the previous week. Only a small nurmber of store cattle were yarded, being mostly old cows in low condition. There' was a. poor sale. A small entry of pigs met with a good sale. Choppers sold <u'p to 80s.