STOCK SALES

Kaipara and Waitemata Echo, 4 March 1915, Page 2

STOCK SALES

The Auckland Farmers' Union, Limited report :=-r-

At Warkworth on February 19th we held our usual sheep and cattle sale before a record attendance of buyers settlers from' all parts. Upwards of 6WU sheep were penned, and of these only one pen was passed. There was a keen.,demand for sheep, prices being considerably m advance of the reserves Fat sheep w&re^sold at up to 24s •' a ore wethers, to 18s; full-mouth ewes,' 11s to 15s; gand 4-tooth ewes, 15s to i?S i£s* IT* %■ £\ ls; woolly la^s. 13 51 to J3s ; lanjbs, 8s to 10s 6d There Wa§' 9/good yarding of cattle % whxgh Acre ke^n Competition all lines changing' 1^ .' '4 good prices. l « uu