STOCK SALE REPORTS

Pukekohe & Waiuku Times, Volume 7, Issue 426, 15 November 1918, Page 3

STOCK SALE REPORTS

The N.Z. Loan and M.A. Coy. Ltd. report as follows: At Pukekobe, on Monday, at our dairy sale, we had an average yarding for the November sale, the quality being good, especially the nntry of heifers. The demand was keener than of late and with the exception of three or four cows, everything changed hands at satisfactory prices. Best dairy cows £ls to £lB ss, good sound cows £l2 10s to £l4 15s ; others £8 10s to £l2 5s ; Shorthorn heifers, best £l4 10s to £l7, others £lO 5s to £l4, poorer and backward £7 10s to £lO 2s 6d; bulls, good shorthorn lOgns to 14gns others6gna to itjgns, accord ing to quality.

On Tuesday we had a full \ardint: at our Pukekohe nvnthiy store sale nvery pen hems; filled. All s'ock, with the exception "f g r 'vn st> er.i, were dull of sale. We quote : Grown steers, £lO 10s :o £l» 4- ; two to three yeur s'e«r<<, £7 10s M to £lO 7s Bd;y«Hili"j; • two-yeir steers, £5 o-> r.i £7 7* fi I ; emnry cows, forwitd £H 8- t<i £lO 2s 6i, poorer £5 10s o i'B s>; 18 mouth heifers. £'i 17- 6o m£s 16s f r ex'ri quality ; ch'vh, I'"-' £2 1761 to £4 2s, ..-h>i> £1 ■<, £2 10 ; hulls, r-i £lO 10-i. Me-'f k( fully Weßtfi-ld pi ices Fat steer-, £'s to £l7 12s R1 ; fut cows, to £l3 10s.