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Waikato Times, Volume 119, Issue 19885, 14 May 1936, Page 14

on the farm, the following:— 200 HEAD OF' " DAIRY STOCK Including: 52 First-class Jersey Dairy COWS 25 Jersey Cows 72 Well-grown Jersey Cross Heifers, due July onwards 50 Good Jersey Cross Heifers 1 Pedigree Jersey Bull 1 Full range Farm Implements. and Milking Machines complete. Full Particulars Later. TE RAPA PEDIGREE PIG SALE On account MR R. CHILGO'I‘T: CLAUDELANDB PIG PAVILION THURSDAY. MAY 28 THE TENTH ANNUAL SALE OF PEDIGBEE CANADIAN BERKSHIBES AND TAMWOR’I‘HS. FULL PABTICULABS LATER. ___—___fln— EDUCRTIONIIL. ‘ WILL YOU KNOW ALL THE ANSWERS? when the day arrives on Which all your‘ studies are put to the test, will you he‘ thoroughly prepared? \Vill you face the‘ examiner with confidence? \Vill you; secure the “Pass" that is the key to a prosperous future? ‘ You can confidently give an affirmative answer to the above questions ii’ you en“ ml with Hemingway‘s. l ACCOUNTANCY l‘ QUALIFICATION i will be your early reward, and with It 3‘ new era or success. a new standnrd of earnings, and unlimited opportunities for advancement. i Join the ranks or successful Hemingiway‘s students. \\'rllc to-day for Free ‘Book, “ACCOUNTANCY.” i HEMINGVVAY'S CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOLS, ___—___— ! COMMERCIAL. ——--——.—-—-———r PIRONGIIhSTOOK' SALE. The New Zealand Loan and Mercantile Agency, Company. Limited, report as follows on their Pirongia stock sale held yesterday. At the commencement several pens of medium to heavy fat cows were sold. These drew brisk bidding and in comparison with ’l‘uesday’s Frankton values prices were satisfactory. Light fat and store cows practically filled the remaining pens and for these also steady exporters' competition was forthcoming and all ohanged hands with little discernible diflerenoe from other centres' quotations this week. “In quote: Hem? quality Jersey cows, 92-1 73 6d to £4 {65; good conditioned fat Jersey cows, E 3 125 Go to £4 55; light, 5:3 is Go to E 3 123 6d; forward quality Jersey store neows, £2 25 6d to £2 Ts 6d; heavy boners, £1 15s to M 25; others to 345; pen of Hereford heifers, £4 Us Gd.

MATAMATA STOCK SALE The Farmers‘ (Jo-operative Auction—eering Company, Limited. report hav—ing 'held their usual fortnightly sale at Alatamala yesterday, when there was an exceptionally heavy yarding which necessitated a re—yarding. Cow and heifer beef was in average supply. the entry comprising mostly medium qual—ity cattle which sold readily at late rates. A heavy yarding of boner cows sold flrmiy, allhough values generally showed a slight, easing tendency since our previous report. Sheep: A full yarding of sheep comprising mostly rat lambs came forward. Competition was iirm and values were fully on a par wiih those ruling in other centres. The entry also comprised a number of sm. ewes (r.w.r.) which evoked good enquiry. a total clearance resulting. Dairies: There was a heavy yard—lng of dairy cattle which included the advertised entry of approximately 70 Jersey and Jersey cross cows, offered on account 0! Mr ’l‘. Mulhoiland, who has recently sold one of his properties. Competition was brisk for cattle showing quality and being early calvers. Poorer-conditioned and later calvers, although not so keenly sought, realised full market rates. Pigs: A large entry of fat pigs and a good yarding of stores and weaners resulted. Baconers were again in keen demand and late advanced rates were fully maintained, while porkers and unfinished sorts were not so keenly sought, prices casing on last week's quotations. Stores and \\'eaners met with a good demand and here again prices firmed on late quotations. “’8 quote:— Ualtle: Fat cows and heifers, £4 16510 513 35;]igl1l, £3 135 to £3l 14's; heavy boners, £2 05 to £3 ‘25: medi—um, £1 155 to £2 75: light‘ "253 to 335; potter bulls. £2 lbs to £3 175. Sheep: Fat lambs‘ 2‘25 Gd to 225 ton; lighter. 105 to 205 6d: {at and forward lambs, i 515 to 135 3d; good store lambs, 14's to its 6d; medium lambs, 105 3d to its (id; cull lambs, 7s 9d to 85 Gd; fat ewes, 165 Dd; sun. ewes (r.w.rl, 155 to 105 3d; empty ewes, up to lls. liairir‘s: Jersey and .Tm‘sey~ cross rows, early rniwrs, fill to £6 13s: later ralvcrs, £5 to £5 iris; poorer rrmiii—tinned and later raiVel‘s. ill to £5 13s: Holstein dairy cows. rinse in prnift. El 5s in 527»; Jersey heifers, r.w.h., 5231 125 [hi to iii ills. i’igs: livsl harnnr‘rs, £3 .‘is to £3 SS: mmlium. 5.”) His to fill L’s: “till. ['2 ills in L'L‘ ifis: iwmy pm'kers. JESS [u £2 '23: mmlium. .‘ifiis in 3415: iiizhll 235 to 32. x: limny t-lmmwrs. if 125 in ‘l‘} 135: Hillel‘s. 25‘s in E2 is; large stores. tits in its: medium, IDs to 13$: slips. HS in 13%; “winners, 55 in 95; ,\(V\\' null lilii‘r, £3 3‘5. ___.

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