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Kaipara and Waitemata Echo, 3 January 1912, Page 3

THE N7Z. LOAN AND MERCANTILE AGENCY CO Lttf. The New Zealand Loan and Mercantile Ag6ncy Company, Limited report as follows:-— At Westfield- Yards on Thursday last we held our usual weekly sale of . dairy and store cattle. There was an average yarding, and prices were the same as late quotations. Dairy cows sold at from £6 to £8 10s; heifers, £4 lOsto £8 12s 6d; empty cows, L 3 to L 4 4s; calves, 20s to 38s. At Albert Yards on Friday, horses came forward in large numbers, and competition was not as keen as the previous week. Heavy draught horses sold at from L27to L 33 10s: medium draughts, L 22 to L2B ; light har ness horses, L 8 10s to Ll6 ; hacks and ponies, L 3 10s to Ll2 10s. At Westfield Yards on Wednesday fat cattle were yarded in less numbers than usual, and sold at an advance of 30s per head, prime oxen selling to 29s per 1001b., others 25a to 275. Cows and heifers, 22s to 245; steers sold at from L 7 3s 6d to Lll 17s 6d; no heavy weights yarded. Cows and heifers, Lsto L 7 12s 9d. Sheep were yarded in usual numbers, and showed no improvement in price. Best wethers sold to 20s 6d, others, 15s to 18s 9d; ewes, 12s to 15s 6d. Lambs were yarded in good supply, and sold at scarcely last week's rates ; best quality 12s 9d to 15s 9d; others 8s 9d to 12s 6d. P:gs were penned in small numbers, and sold at fully late rates. MARKET REPORT. Oats; Sales steady. Market slight* ly easier at 3s ex store. Wheat: Firm at 4s 6d ex store. Bran: Market easy at L 6 5a ex store. Pollard : In good demand at L 6 7s 6d ex store. Chaff: Southern finding ready sal« at LG 17s 6d ex store. Butter : Choice, 1 Id lb ; first quality, 10^-d; second grade, lOd; milling qualities, 9£d. ■Eggs : Find ready sale at IOAd. Fungus: Market firmer at 4d per lb.

• KLENSVILLE PRUIT_JEPOT IIjTSSES LITTLE AND DONO^ ItJL VAN desire to intimate that they have taken over the above biisi--ness, lately under the control of Mi J. Eea, and hope, with attention and civility, to secure the patronage of he goneral public. Every effort will be made to keep a fresh and varied stock of ' FRUITS IN SEASON and Confectionery of the Best Having secured the adjoining shop it is their intention to run in connect^ ion with the above, an UP-TO-DATE TEA ROOM. Tea and Coffee always Ready. LITTLE & DONOVAN, Commercial Koad Helenaville. Helensville Hot Springs BUS SERVICE. Helensville and Hot Springs. Leaves Terminus Hotel Helensville 10,15 a.m. Leave Terminus Hotel Helensville 2.10 p.m. Leaves Hot Springs 11.30 a,ni >» )> j> 3 p.m. ' On Tuesday and Friday the 10.16 a.m Bus will run to Parkhurst schcol Leaving i Jarkhu rs+ at 11.10 a.m. Fakes. Return fares to Hot Springs including Bath Is 6d, Singlo to Hot Springs 6d. Single to Parkhurst Is. Sunday Sekvices. Leaves Helensville for Springs 8 o.m, >> j> 77 j» 10 a.m j .. .; ji M a.m A.ftfiii)oonas i'bouirec

In 1907 there were 22,080,008 pigs in Germany, valued at £175, 226,8b3 In 1900 there were 530 cowstestiug associations in Denmark. 207 in Germany, 602 in Sweden, I^d in Norway, 99 in 53 in Russia, 13 in Scotland, and, ia 1910, 62 in the United. States. TW" DEFIANCE " brand of Men'sHats'are right out on their own for style, comfort and durability. (Manufactured by the proprietors of the KOfSLYN Woollen Mills.)

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