COMMERCIAL.
MATTHEWS, CAMLIN REPORT.
Messrs Matthews, Gamlin and'.Co. report a fair yarding in-their Inglewood yards last ’Wednesday, prices for all ’classes of stock showing a slight decline on -last week’s prices.-; We quote: Springing heifers (good) €5 15s to £B, others £2 12s to £5 10s, dairy cows £4 15s to £B, empty heifers 39s to £2 Ms, store cows £2 to £4 15s, yearling steers £1 9s to £2 17s Od, f.m. ewes in lamb 20s Gd, hoggets 12s 7d. NEWTON KING’S REPORT.
A very successful;clearing sale was hold by Mr Newton King at Punihoi on Friday, when Messrs Bell Brothers’ stock and farm implements were submitted at .’the ;hammer. There was a large and representative attendance of. buyers from all parts of |he--district, ;and visitors were loud mWtheir’, praise of the'quality and cmiditiehi of.jthe i, dairy! stock offered by Musics Bell Brothers for sale'. There sensational prices paid for dairf qows, the highest price being £lß.''Tor a MceTHoistein. in ! ful| milk, but other' values were consisf tently near 4 this bei im l agined whejn the herd of 60 head which inp|pded a number that had been ih mSP' for fourijuftiths made the excellent average 6f-^4l'l7s'6d; Springing heifers :in aide fnotn ■ £5 15s to £9, and some choice Jersey yearj ling heifers made a record ’t'price of £4 12s. :V
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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXX, Issue 4, 22 August 1914, Page 3
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222COMMERCIAL. Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXX, Issue 4, 22 August 1914, Page 3
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