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Temuka Leader, Issue 295, 25 September 1880, Page 2

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K ;F Gray reports holding his monthly sa’e of stock at the Terauka Pound Yards ot 'Tuesday. September 21 There was-a veiy large afte'h'diincAof biiyers, anu the bidding i'thriughout being verr spirit.e I, a large num/ber of lots cbimged ham's as follows ' ' Fat/ Cat!le —2s ' head, nob fetching ti e owner’s reserve, were withdrawn > Store Cattle—Of these my entries number'd 80 from one to three years old, ranging from £2 to £5 12s 6d f Cows—’Ten cows’ changed hands from £4 7a 6.1 to L 8 10s 7 Sheep—6o2 Merino Wethers were yarded, but not fetching owner’s reserves, were with 1 48 head half breds and lamb's at r l3s4d - 1 • ■’ ■■■■■■ ‘ pig ? —Six si ore pigs, 6 months old, brough t 28s 6d ; 21 do, 4 to 5 months old, 22s': o- e ! sow in pig 40s ; three fat pigs, from 36s to 45s ; 'two suckers, at 13s ; nine young pig -1 , ten ' weeks old, 17s 6d •S ■ Horses—Nine unbroken backs and draughts entered, but cn ! y one chaag.-d hands, the 'price being Lll f Implements—A. lot of implements in Ja< Moore’s, estate were eritered for sale, and with one exception, namely, one peering wire Tinder; were sold ' On the whole, Imav consider his sale as a yerv satisfacto-y "rie, and wal! be con'imted every third Wednesday in the 'month The yards being of a very superior ? quality, are well adapted for all kinds of 'stock • •- - ■ ■ < K. F. GRAY, • Au-tinneer