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Taranaki Daily News, Volume L, Issue 60, 5 October 1907, Page 6

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.'■DiHM.TOX STOCK MARKET. Chri-ichiirrh. October 2. Ai '.lie AJdington live stock market '- iv was a fair entry of stock, .-.Mil i terate attendance. ihtt'p—A line of 101 wethers iH ■ 83 hoggets sold at 17s 4d, and .1 .-!!;.<!! lot of ewes and lambs 'Js 9d, .:!■ collated. .i l.nib-—About 40 were penned, ■ul sold at 14s lo 20s Gd. competition not being wry active. Fat sheep—Extra prime wethers to 34s prime 'Jos to 30 s, lighter '2os to 24% lionjjets 17s :id to 21s, prime ewes 22s (id. Fat eattle—Steers brought £0 5s to £l3 17s lid, heifers £5 12s Cd to £!) 12s 6d, cows £4 10s to £9 ss—equal to 30s to 32s 6d for extra prime, 25s to 28s Cd for prime, and 22s to 24s (id for medium per 1001b. There was a large yarding of veal calves, and they sold at 4s to 00s, according to size and quality. Store and dairy eattle Yearling made lis to 22s Gd, fifteen to eighteen months 30s to 425, two-year steers £2 10s to £3, two-year heifers £2 18s, three-year steers £4, four-year £5 Ss fid, three-year heifers £2 15s to £3, drv cows 20s to 30s, dairv cows £3 10s to £7.

Pigs—Choppers sold up to £6. baconers £4 to £4 lGs lor heavy, aiu! ,">s= to £3 10$ for lighter (equal to oil to SY S d ]K*r lb), porkers 32* to 42s for large and 34s to 37s for light (equal to 5 J / 4 d to 5) 4 d per ib», large stores 3(h to 30s 6d, medium 25s to 2lis, small 20* to 245, weauera 12s Cd to 10s Gd. DI'XEDTX STOCK MARKET. Dunedin, October 2. At the Bum-ide stock market to-day 2054 sheep were penned, including a large number of veil-finished sheep, prices for which showed a decline of about U per head. Best wethers 25s to 26s Pd, extra to 20?, medium to good 21s Cd to 22s Gd. inferior 18s to 19s Gd. best ewes 10s to 21s (Id.. Lambs—There were seventeen offered, which sold up to 27^. Pigs—Al>out 100 were yarded. mostly porkers and baenners. There was no stores or slips. Baeoners showed ail advance of about 2s Gd to 3s per head, siif-ker* 15s to porkers 35s to 455. light baeoners 45s to 58s. heavy Imconers 35s to 3Gs. Tattle--213 yardi d. PnVes were mvA\ on a par with la>t work's values. IJeM bulloeks €lO to £ll 10s. extra to €l3, medium €8 to £9, ln'st cows and liei- : fers £8 to £9.

AUCKLAND STOCK MARKET. The New Zealand Loan and Mercantile Agency Company report:— Horses—Heavy draughts realised from £26 10s to £36, medium do. £lB 5s to £29, hacks and light harness horses £8 10s to £2O ss, weeds £3 to £0 10s. We held a special sale of dairy cows and heifers at Papakura on Thursday. Cows sold at from £3 10s to £7 ss, heifers £2 1-1- to £4 10s, bulls £3 5s to £4 15s. Cattle —Oxen realised up to 30s per 1001b and eows 22s to 24s per 1001b. Steers sold at from £7 10s to £lO, cows £4 5s to £0 ss, dairy eows from £3 5s to £B. heifers £3 lbs to £0 ss, empty eows £1 17s (id to £3 2s Od, calves 18s to £1 !>s. Sheep—Wethers realised from 19s to £1 19s, ewe- £1 Is to £1 Ms '.1,1. hoggets 14s to ISs, lambs 15-> to £1 Os 3d. Pigs wore scarce. Porkers sold at from £1 Is to Cl Its, Uieoners £2 2s to £2 19s. weaners 8s Od to 17s. Hides—Extra stout ox 7d to 7V!»d. stout do. li'/jd to 0 3 / 4 d. medium do. s'/ 2 d to 5y,(1, light do. 5d to 5%d, eows', best lines 4%d to sd, good 4-y„d to stags 3d to 3%d, calfskins 3d to o'/ 4 d, horse hides 4s lid to 9s, scored and cut hides 3'/2d to 4%d. Sheepskins—Best butchers', large to i U 3d, good lines 0s to 0s Od, medium as 3d to OS 6d, small 4s to 4s 9d.

WILSOX AXD NOLAN'S REPORT. Messrs Wilson and Nolan report for the week ending October 6th:— Poultry—We only had a small entry. All pens submitted sold at late rates. We quote: Hens Is 8d to 2s, ducks 2s to 2s 3d, cockerels Is 8d to Is lfid, hens and ducklings 7s 9d to 10s. Furniture—We had a record crowd ,it our mart on Saturday, and cleared n large quantity of furniture on account of Mr T. Oliver, and other vendors' prices realised wevc generally satisfactory. Stock—Owin;: to bad weather not much has lw?en moving. e report lite sale of the whole of Mr O'Connor s stock at a satisfactory price.

There are no "hanky-panky' tricks t. the Melbourne. What is advertised youll find in the storp. These bargains in abundance:—Men's merino shirts or pans 1« I Id, men's ribbed cotton pants Is lid, men's natural wool shirts and pants 3a 9d, 3s lid to 5s 11.1, men's black or navy nil-wool cashmere socks Is pair, boys' saddle tweed knickers 4s Bd to Gs Od. mon'-i pure fur felt hard hats 8s 6d (worth ! 'Js fid), women's 2-l>ar chrome shoes (splendid vain") 5s lid. women's glace kid lace shoes (made in the Dominion) 5s lid, women's evening and house shoes 3s fid. ward shoes, with ru'iber heels. 5s lid to As 11.1. lovely cashmere toilet soap 4d tablet, Nugget polish 4d tin, canvas shoes, sizes 7 to 13, 2s lid pair, wo men's sizes 3s lld.^Advt,

Keen buyers always know where to look for bargains, and "The Kasli," of Xew Plymouth, is the shop they invariably trade at. It's the shop of shops for good value. Every promise in print is performed on the premises at "The Kash." If you see a thing advertised, just ask for it, and our salesmen won't try to sell you something else. Our reputation for honest, dependable goods is well known throughout Taranaki. The newest bargain we have to offer you is a line of 250 pairs of men's trousers we bought particularly cheap: If youll look at our advertisement on page 2, you'll see something to interest vou. You'll see we're selling some splendid worsted trousers at 0s fid, some heavy saddle-tweed trou.-ers at 8s lid, anil some trousers as low as 4s 3d. Pay us a visit at "The Ka-h" next time you're in New Plymouth: we're just below Wilson and Nolan's store.—Advt.