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DUNEDIN HORSE SALEYARDS.

Messrs Wright, Stephenson, a.\ t d Co. report as follows for Saturday. November 13 :—: — As has been the case for several weeks past so it was again on Saturday, the number of really good young horses coming forward — whether draughts, light harness, or saddle horses — being utterly unequal to the demand. We have inquiries on all hands for powerful cart geldings, for spring van and spring cart horses, and for buggy and tram horses, as well as for upstanding young hacks. Sales of all these classes are readily effected at prices very satisfactory to sellers. Aged and inferior horses, either draught or light, are not iv demand, and sales of such ara almost impossible of accomplishment. The number of horses forward for Saturdays sale was very small, consisting for the most part of aged draught mares and geldings and a few useful light harness hordes from Southland. Of the former class very few changed hands, but all of the latter found new owners at prices ranging from lA) to Ll7. We can strongly recommend consignments of the horses describe 1 above as being wanted for this market, and we fe^l sure that clients who may act upon our advice will be well satisfied with the returns they will receive. A few really first class unbroken draught colts and fillies if brought in would sell well at the present time. We quote as follows : Firstclass young draught mares and geldings. L:r> t-j LX) ; good do, L 23 to L 3.5 ; medium draught niare.s and geMin^s. L 2 ) to L2o ; aged do, Ll2 to LIN ; firsfc-cl.iss hack and light-harness horses, LlB to L 2."> ; good do, LI 2 to Ll7 ; medium do, L 7 to Llo ; aged and inferior, L 2 to Lo.

Mit. F. Mcexan, King street, reports: — Wholesale price only — Oats: Quiet; feed, medium t> <>o nl. Is Gd to Is 8d ; milling, Is lod to 2-. ; fowls' whc-it. 2s (id to 3s Gd ; milling. 4s 3d to 4s (id ; chaff L 2 17s (id to L 3 I<K Ryogra^. hay. L 2 10s to L 3. Straw 24s per ton; lojse, 28-,. Potatoes, LI to Ll los per ton. Flour: Roller, Ll2 to Ll2 Ids; Oatmeal: Ll 1 in 2.11 b 3. Butter: Dairy, ."id to Sd ; factory, loj. Eggs, 7d ; Bran, L 3. Pollard L.i los. Onions, 'Fi isoo, Lliiper ton.

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New Zealand Tablet, Volume XXV, Issue 29, 19 November 1897, Page 13

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DUNEDIN HORSE SALEYARDS. New Zealand Tablet, Volume XXV, Issue 29, 19 November 1897, Page 13

DUNEDIN HORSE SALEYARDS. New Zealand Tablet, Volume XXV, Issue 29, 19 November 1897, Page 13

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