STOCK SALES.

Pukekohe & Waiuku Times, Volume 1, Issue 62, 24 January 1913, Page 3

STOCK SALES.

In addition to the reports we have published from various centres, the New Z c ahni Loan and Mercantile Agency Co. Ltd., and Rtduced, report as follows: — At Pukekohe East on Saturday, we held a clearing sale of Mr M. ! Ryborn's live and dead stock. There ; was a large attendance and satisfac-1 tory prices were realised. Dairy j cows sold at from £5 to £lO 10s, ! heifers £5 to £8 10s, empty cows £3 18s to £4 15s, yearling heifers sold to £4 10s, calves 15s to £1 18s, piss £1 10s each, horses £8 10s to £2O, spring cart £ls, disc plough £7, harrows £2 10s to £3, and large quantity of sundries sold at satisfactory rates. Messrs A. Buckland and Sons:--On Monday, at Pukekohe, we held a special horse sale, when more than the advertised number came forward. Competition for all soui d young sorts was keen. Aged and worn draughts sold at from £l2 to £32, heavy spring cart and lorry sorts £25 10s to £45, plough horses £2l to £29 10s, light harness class £l2 5a to £lB 10s, buggy borsea and good hacks £ls sfi to £27. gig sorts £4 7s 6d to £ll 10s, weeds all prices, unbroken medium i colts three to four years £lB to £25, i light £4 5s to £l6 15s. The coach j borsea sold on account of Mr W. j Landon, Bombay, averaged £27 2s 6d each. j