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Horowhenua Chronicle, 26 February 1912, Page 4

AUCTION SALES

OTAKJ STOCK SALE. "'TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 1912. D ALGETY AND CO., LTD., will sell as above at 1 p.in. 500 6-tooth to f.f.m.. Eomney ewes (good line). 300 f.f.m. ewos. 80 2, 4 and 6-tooth Romney ewes. 80 woolly rape lambs. 40 mixed sheep. 50 2|-year steers (o2 hills). 20 2J-year st&ora. 18 18-moiith ftecrß. 10 mixed weawrs. 20 18-month steers. 5 fat eows, 1 cow, calving April (Ist clafis) 100 woolly lambs. 60 breeding ewes. 2 forward empty cows. 1 3-year Jersey bull. 198-t.d. OTAKI SALE. TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 1912. Abraham and Williams, LTD., will sell at 1 p.m.— 175 4-tooth ewas. 40 woolly lambs. 6 '1-tooth B.L. rams. 3 E.L. rams. 15 choice weanor heifers. 4 forward empty cows. 2 cows with calves. 2 springing cows. 6 prime porkers. 204-t.d. Commercial, WOOL, SKIN, AND HIDE SALE. Messrs Abraham and Williams, Limited, report on thoir sal© at l'almorstou North, on 23rd instant, aa follows:— Wo offered a good catalogue of all classes of produce to a large- attendance of buyers. Bidding was keen for all lots, and prices were firm at late rates. We quote:— WOOL.—Medium cross-bred, 7d to 7Jd ; rough cross-bred, 6d to 6A ; good lambs, Bid: inferior, Gid to Gkl: pieces, 4d to 4:|d; bellies, -Md to okl; dead, 6d to 6kl. SKlNS.—Medium to coarse crossbred, 7d to 7jd; lambs, (ijd to 6sd ; dead, 4sd to s id : ha If-wool's, 5Jd ; damaged and inferior, 3kl t-o okl; pelts, 4d; butchers pelts, bare Is 8d to Is lid, short wooled 2s 3d to 2s 6d; woolly, 2s 9d; lambs. 2s Id to 2* lid. HTDES.—Prime heavy ox, 7*d ; prime medium ox, 7gd to 7VI : ox, 6®jd to 7sd: medium to heavy cows. 6sd; damaged cows, oj to ssd: yearlings, 7-Jd to : ordinary calf, O.'id; horse hide*. 10s: cowtails. Is 6d dozen. TALLOW. Tn shipping order, medium quality. £27 ton: in tins, 22s fid to 2'ls cwt. SAVED i;i ; tjUs V U l AUJfJ. Mr VV'rn. 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