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Waikato Times, Volume 119, Issue 19886, 15 May 1936, Page 2

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___.___.. ADDINGTON MARKETS. STORE SHEEP ADVANCE. Store siu‘t‘p sold at an advance at this week's Addington mari'wt. Fat lambs were slightly easier. Fat sheep were down by is to is ad a head on last week and tat cattle were a shade firmer. Store Sheen—The yardins comprised 2250 ewes mostly sound-mouth and failing mouth, and sold keenly. the former making to '26s 6d. Two-tooth sold at 3'28 and failing-mouth at toe to 185. Adult wethers made from 225 to 235 lid for forward sorts. and forward lambs were a shade dearer. Fat Sheep—There were 5000 yard—ed. Exporters were not so keemy in the market and values were down by is to is 6d a head for export quality. Butchcrs’ sheep showed 1935 change. Best wetiwrs made 265 to 303. and best ewes 205 to 211:). Fat Cattle—There were 1:75 penned. little good quality being included. Best cattle were slightly firmer. but there was no change in the value or the bulk or moderate quality. Best cattle made from £l2 to £l3 173 kid, or to 803 per 1001!). and medium from £8 10a to £lO. Best. halter made to £9. and cows to £8 15s. Interior cows. which formed a big proportion of the yardlng. ranged between £3 10:! and £l. Fat Pigs.—Litile change in values. Baconers made from 1173 to 28 195 6d. The m‘crage price per lh was 5d to :‘qd. Purlmrs made 285 to 393 (ii. The average per it) was Inid to Bid. JIRSIV DIIPIRBAL SALI. ‘ Abraham and \Viliiams Ltd.. in conJunetion with the Hawke's Buy Formerl‘ Cowperatlxe Association. Ltd.. re—port a successful sale or the Jersey Neadows Jersey stud on account or Mr H. H. Phillips. 0! Te Rehunga. The stock came forward in good order illlil competition was keen for all lots. Buyers were present from a wide—syroad area. the Wairarapa. Rangiiihi. Manawatu and Waikato being well represented. .- The following are some of the prin'oia~al salesz—Cow, Gld's Fawn Beauty H.G.. P. A. Anderson. Levin. 12 gas; cow. Mountain Meadows Daphne. L‘ Reid, Dannevlrke, 23 gns: bull calf, Jersey Meadows Wonder. G. ’l‘. Phillips. lianuevirke. 21 gnu; cow. Cleandon Dairymatd u.. .1. A. Ranger, Putn—ruru. it: gns: cow. Hope li.C., ii. (:herinley. Kiritaki. 27} ans; cow. Toyny “.0. ii. J. Lancaster, (lien Uroua. 29 gns; cow. Frisky. G. ’l‘. Phillips. Dannovirke. tu gnu; cow. illusion, W. 1). Thomson. iiaumatl. 'll fins; cow. Sadate. A. .\i. iiaixh, (ircyiown. 174 fins; bull calf. Pump. it. (Lharmley. Klritakl, to; sue: cow, ileath. ii. ll Lancaster, Glen Drona, 30 gm; cow. ideal, G. 'l‘. Phillips. Danncvirkc, in ans; cow, Madam. D. G. McDonald. Norlewoud. I'7 ans; cow, \‘alda. G. 'l. Phillips, Dannevirke. 18 gns; bull calf. Tempest. .\i. A. Power. Maharaiiara. in gas; cow, Bounty 11.0.. \V. D. Thomson. naumati. is gns; cow, Glorino..\V. H. Booth. Garterton. 14 gns; cow. Brunette. J. A. “Inger. Putaruru. 21 gas; cow, Pineiea Daphne H.C., W. H. Booth. Carterton. Hi gnu; bull calf. Jersey Meadows Artist. R. Chlrmiey. Kiritakl, 15 gas; cow, ’i‘e Auto Sultana Hr... H. W. Le Bailey. Buckland. 3! gnu: cow, Moon Josephine H.C.C. G. Milligan. Hastings. '2O gm; cow. Floss, G. Milligan. Hastings, 19 us: cow. Ngata Suogirl c.. G. Mllllsan. Hastings. 25} gas; cow. Rachael o! Bulls. ’l'. iiuerin. Tahoraitl, 27 gns; cow. Bapadale Fancy Maid. A. (i. \Vright. Te Puke, “lii gns; cow. \Vini—--Ind, J. A. hanger. Putaruru. is gns: heifer calf. Win. D. W. Davison. llun.notch. 18 'mis; cow. Jersey Meadows Einsite. 1). Li. McDonald. Norscwood. 15: gns. KAUIOA 8706 K SALE. The l-‘urmcrs‘ 1:0-upornlive Auction—ecrinxr (SO.. i.td.. report h‘tving hold their Kauron stock sale yesterday. when an extra heavy ynrdiny,r of cattle was penned, including a few lots of good quality RA. and Heretord steers. competition {or these was not. so keen but they were nearly all sold. 'Boncr cows and potter hulls realised late ruiing rates. There was a medium yardiug of dairy cattle, including the ad—vertised herd on account 0! Mr ii. Bregman. The quality and condition of the maJority or these was poor and they were hard to quit. We quote: mule: Medium rat. cows £3 lbs to Li Na, light £3 to £3 10s. light fut heifers £3 53 to ii 25. heavy boner :u\\s il‘.’ 12’: to L": 185. mcdium £2 to L2 83. light 2.35 to 335. cows with rain-s at i‘unt 1:3 as to in 195, light lill'\\fll'll rundition I’..\. and liorci‘urd nl"i'l‘.\ £7 tits. i'..\. steers ilstlllll lo we £5. mm. run rows £2 75 to 51-3 Ids 11w. i’,.\. hull , poorer condiium‘d r.\\_ i’..\. hull 3."): to I: its. putter hulls i 555 :ln' in iii 55. Unirh-s: ,Icrsu-t and .lcraqu-rnss cows. vuriy min-rs 2'5 to £3» tits. more backward :3 tits in 1.“. Ms. g-uul dual”) short~ horn hrii'crs. var!) rnlwrs to £7 1‘: dd, smaller and i-url\\\.lr:l hoit‘ers £1 to t.‘.'-. .lr‘rnry and .lvrscycross hvit'rrs Ci ills iu £3. .3“ i-nrkwnr-l tilt in U. WAIMGARO 8700 K SALE. 'i‘itr l-‘urmvrs' iniquhcrniho Auction-et-rin.’ (Jonquil). Limited, report hur—imz held this il\lurc on ’i‘hursduy. “hrh only a mwiiuln t-niry oi" milie mun- forward, The quality was good and n Sil‘lili} stile resulted. .“Unl of the wung twircrs and stccrs rcmuincd in the district. 1 (tn account of “ Lacewood “ Estate} \\ ainfznru. 130 {at and forward “other: realised ‘2ss, and a small pen ui‘ ini'\\'(|t‘ii weihcrs 235. Llultlc on account of the sumo Estate soldz—ib 3—)mr PA. stem-rs. £7 :18; 1‘! forward—runti.tinncd ‘H—gcnr I‘,.\. heifers, I's; 8‘ L’é-M‘ui' l'..\. liuit't‘rs, L”. 135; 32 iii—months livii‘rrs. L'i Us; 2:) l’.;\. tieit'm- r.|i\ns_ 2:; as; 3.50;“. l'..\. and llcrriurd aim-rs. £1: 5“ to [B. (“MM 'IUUI-Hiuns wrrcirviht and forward i'il\\>, .t'.l ih's in 1": ins; tum“. rows, ‘liw In HR: hath-r hulls, £3 to L": ills.

TI AWAMUTU 8700 K SALE. Thr- Nl‘w Inland Loan and Mercan—llh‘ Axum-y Unmumn)’, Hunted. report. (In lln'ir 'l‘l- .\\\.unulu stuck rule as fullows:— l..\tllo‘: 'l‘lw, )urd was practically llllml lu rnpm‘lly. Several [mus of prluu- M beet came forward, us \n-ll _L. n g-md rvprcseulallon or heavy {at m“ s. Huym‘s from omrulmnga. ’l'au—mnrunul. ’l‘a lx'ulti and all Walkam conlres. as. “ell an a full bench or u-:u-rlq'rs' representames. were operatm;, l'rll-vs nccordlnsly for all rlnssm—..l my slut‘k were well malnlzlinml. ~lnl'v' and boner onws were alm-kcr, lu 1m mill the conditions evident at, otlm- ccntru. but M a. standard so: luomlnued in next. column.)

the demand was insatiable. “'6 quote: I liozn’y fat ‘llullm'ks, 1.") 105 to £9 155;‘ prime quality Slmrthurn heifers, £6 to £1“. ills: lit-my dO.. £5 to £6; Prime Slim-thorn cows, £3 105 to £6 125;} heavy Jersey rows, I'l .35 10 fill 175 6d;‘ medium fut .lorsry cows, £3 ills to £l, I’s Gd; light, £2 ins to £3; plain stores, 12'! ‘25 to £2 105: honors, 1:1 105 to £2; others to £1 his; pen of well bred Shot-thorn grown Store steers, £7 155. Dairy cattle: The entry was fairly. heavy. and, in addition to the draft of first-class dairy heifers entered on account of Mr \V. Struthers. contained a good proportion of early, good types of dairy cattle. Animated bidding was displayed, particularly on the better sorts. “‘6: quote: Twenty-live heiferSv on account 01’ Mr W. Struthers averaged £6 12s Gd; best dairy heifers—due early, £7 as to £8 105; good Jersey heifers. £5 158 to £6 155; medium, £24 105 to £5 105; inferior to £1: 55; good dairy cows close to perm. £1; 55 to £l3 105; medium. £3 105 to £1 55. Sheep: Fat lambs comprised the principal part 01' the yarding, but fatl ewes too were entered in heavy sup-1 ply. \\'eilicrs were scarce. A partiL‘ulurly keen sale tool; place for the fat lambs, whilst ewes and wethers nmintained Franktun Values. The breed—ing ewe-s, 01' which about 300. mostly four-year to aged sheep, came for\‘til‘ll, were exceedingly well competed for. and ill‘il‘t‘s were appreciably 1n favour of vendors. Store lambs likewise sold very well. “'0 quote: Medium t'ai, \x-cihcrs, £1 to £1 2s 6d; medium {at ewes, 15s to 165 Gd; light (10., List to 135; extra heavy fat lambs, £1 55 to £1 65; good quality fat lambs, £1 ‘ls to 15! ~55 611; medium, 195 to £1 15 (id; forward store lambs, Us to 165; medium (10.. 125 in 135 Gd; inferior, to its; [our-tooth to four year breeding cues, £1 is 6d; live-year breeding ewes, £1 Its lid; aged breeding ewe-s. 155 to 18s. i l’iSS: There was a phenomaliy heavy i yarding of baconers and porkers. Thai market was firm at the best of recenti quotations and a doniplete clearance ivns made. Store and washer pigs were in less supply than customary and for them- a satisfactory sale ensued. \Ve ‘iuUlt‘: llem‘y haconcrs, £3 '25 to £3 75: good quality (1”,. £2 153 to £34 medium, £2 its to £2 1.15; heavy pork-I rrs, £2 23 to £2 75; medium, 1:1 185 to 1.": is; inferior, £1 its to £1 1751 M; “““*S“°“'“ stare piss. Us to 175 611‘ slips, its to ills fill; weaners, laru'o’ ‘Jb 10 Us: inl‘t‘rinr Us. H , ___—_—