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Kaipara and Waitemata Echo, 5 July 1917, Page 2

STOCK SALES. Messrs A. Buckland and Sons' report:— —At Helensville— On Monday we had a good yarding for the time of year. Springers were in ! good demand and sold at high values. Those close to profit brought from £14 10s to £22 10s for the best. Mares, backward and aged, £9 7s 6 i to £13 2s 6d. Empty cows, £7 7s 6d to £9 10s. Fat cows, £8 12s 6d to £1117g 6d. Fat steer, £14 17s 6d. Yearling steers, to £6 ss. Heifers, yearling, £5 12a 6d. Calves, £2 to £5 Is. Fat ewes, £1 Bs. The pedigree Jersey cows realised from 19 to 21 guineas, and the bul 14 guineas. Ten dozen singlets and vests at Is 6dUsual price 2s lid.—ldeal Drapery Company.—Advt. 'Tis most absurd ! I do declare There's funny peopk everywhere. Cracks who harbor ' ticks ' and ' rats,' And freaks who wear old-fashioned hats But most amusing of them all ' Are those who, when bad colds befall, Obsolete nostrums still endure, Whilst needing Woods' Peppermint Cure