CATTLE SALES.
Tv me Editor of the New Zealander. Sir, — I am a settler residing a few miles in the country ; at all events I cannot see the signal station from my farm. I have been for some time anxious to buy some imported stcck, but am alway too lute ; they say kissing goes by favour, verily I think that buying ship cattle has much of that smack. Why I know partieb that would have given one third more than has be a for imported stock during this last week, had they btjn allowed the oppoitunity. It is strange that self- into rest does not prompt the sellers to make the airiveK a little more public, if they do not like selling by auctiufl and realizing the highest prices. If thing* go on thus, farms "with a si^ht of the fiagstali'' will be tue order of the d vy. I am sir, yours, &c. John Bull.
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New Zealander, Volume 3, Issue 192, 1 April 1848, Page 3
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156CATTLE SALES. New Zealander, Volume 3, Issue 192, 1 April 1848, Page 3
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