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Taranaki Daily News, Volume XLVIII, Issue 81918, 16 February 1907, Page 3

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BICKLAND AND SOXS' 11EP011T. . (Special to the "Xews.'") Auckland, February 10. Horses.—Heavy colls are in demand from £43 to £45 10d; medium, £22 I O.s to £3l 10; superior 'hacks and harness, £ls to £23 10s; ordinary, £3 to £ 10. At Kenmera fat fcteers made from £(> 10s to .£lO 7s Ud. and from 20s to 21s per liuudrcd; cows, C 3 H--, to £0 17n (id each, from 17s to IDs per hundred. Sheep.—Best wether sold to 23s fld; ewes, 14s to 10s; lambs, Ss (id 'to 15s Ud. Pigs sold at late rates. I

XEWTOX KING'S BEPOUT. \*ICKIiRS AM) STEVENS' JiEPORT. Viekers and Stevens report that there was a good entry of cattle in 1 heir Jnglewood yards on Wednesday. Wcaners made from 14/ to £1 3/, yearlings £1 1/ to £1 10/0, forward and backward stores £1 10/ to .02 5/, good stores £2 10/ to £3 0/, fat cows C> 10/ to £4 10/, springers £3 10/ to £3 15/. WILSON AND NOLAN'S IIEPORT. We had a good entry of poultry !a>t Saturday. Prices were a I rifle easier, competition not bring so kejn us lately. Eruil has come forward in small (|itantity, and prices haw been good. We quote:—Chicks from 5d to 7d, cockerels 1/1 to 1/!), lien's 1/1 to 1/8, ducks 1/2 to 1/0, ducklings 1/ to 1/4, turkey and chicks 12/0. T'rnil. Plums 3/3 to 4/3, grapes 1/ to 1/J, nectarines 5/, apples 3/0, peaches 3/3 to ()/, tomatoes 2/0 to 3/ pears 4/D to <j/.