COUNTRY STOCK SALES

Waikato Times, Volume 122, Issue 20509, 27 May 1938, Page 14

COUNTRY STOCK SALES

YARDINQS AT OTOROHANQA i 1 e Farmer?' Co-operative Auctlonee’.np Company, Limited, report bavin*.* lit d their Otorohangs stock sale yesterday, when a medium yarding of all classes of rattle came forward. Competition was steady, prices being on a par with recent quotations. A small entry of sheep and pigs whs also penned, and values remained Crm. Light fat cows and heifers made £« 10s to £♦>; klllable cow**, £3 5s to £4; boner cows. 30s to £2 17s; potter bulls, to £3 ss; yearling P.A. steers, to £5 6s; store condition 18-months Shorthorn steers, £3 Is to £4; dairy Jersey and Jersey cross heifers. £4 15s to £5; Jersey and Jersey cross dairy cows, to £7; Jersey cross calves, to £3. Sheep: Fat ewes, to 24s 6d; ewes In lamb, to 265; store ewe lambs, to 20s 6d; store wether lambs, to I Os. Pigs: Light baconers, to I|3 3s; medium store pigs, to 23s 6d; slips, !4s 6d to 16s.

WAINGARO REALISATIONS The Farmers’ Co-operative Auctioneering Company, Limited, report having held their Waingaro stock sale yesterday, when a good entry came forward, the bulk of the yarding comprising young cattle. Competition was good, with vendors willing to meet the market- Medium fat cows made £3 ISs to £7 3s; lighter. £4 to £5 2s 6d; potter bulls, £3 10s to £6:*2J-year steers. £7 to £7 4s; P.A. steer calves, £3 3s to £4 11s; P.A heifer calves, 36s to £3 16»; —II. It Is; Hereford eowi in poor condition, r.w. P.A. bulls, £3 10s; ■*ed colours. £2 3s to £3.

CLEARING SALE AT TE MAWHAI The Farmers’ Co-operative Auctioneering Company, Limited, report having field n clearing sale yesterday on behalf of Mr \V. 11. Short, of* Te Mawhai. The stock came forward in excellent, condition, but owing to the ttiat there were not many buyers, prices were slightly lower than’late rates. Forward condition Jersey cows made from £■? to £* 13s; Jersey cross dairy cows n t ird conditl m, £7 Ids to £tf: backward. £6 ms tn £7 ss; well-grown forward Jersey heifers, £* 3s to £8 J7s »’,d;. later, £7 15s to t* 2s 6d; smaller. £6 tus to £7 J2? Ad; a line of well-grown yearling terser heifers made £* 7s; sow? with young. £i 2s 6d to £i lus; sows in pig. £* 10s to £3 ss. BILIOUS MARTYR PRAISES l>n. MORSE'S INDIAN ROUT P1L1.5 il.Sf- M. Turlon. Moai]. Geraldine, writes. • \ sulTered as a Bilious martyr f**r a great number of years and despite the many medicines used I still remained a sufferer after treatment until a friend urged my u*ing hr. Morse’s Indian Moot Pilis. ] am glad to say that my friend's reful kindness as this medicine was’the only one to srenrn me genuine relief and consequently I can certainly a Ivise all sufferer? from Hi lions disorders to take this world-wide remedy. I have personally recommended their use to many friends and acquaintances.”