ADDINGTON MARKET.

Sun (Christchurch), Volume I, Issue 143, 23 July 1914, Page 11

ADDINGTON MARKET.

THE CONCLUSION.

FAT SHEEP. Though the freezing buyers were absent at the sale yesterday, there was mo depreciation in prices. Graziers, as is usual at this season of the year, commenced buying to hold and shear, and 700 or 800 sheep went to these channels. The general quality was hardly up to recent offerings. Generally the prices paid fully equalled last week's sale. Some of the highest prices obtained were as-follow: — J. Little (Montserrat), wethers to 38/6 - McClelland Bros. (Kirwee), wethers, to 35/-. R. Latter (Barry's Bay), wethers to 30/3. A. E. Birdiing (Poranui), wethers to 29/-. G. B. Starky (Spye), wethers to 28/9. G. Rutherford (Springbank), ewes to ! 27/3. The range of prices was as follows: I Prime wethers 23/- to 28/6. Extra to 38/6. Medium and light 19/- to -2/6. Prime ewes 20/- to 24/-. Extra to 27/3. - Medium IS/--.to 19/6.- - ■ Aged and light 13/9 to 17/3. :• Hoggets: 16/3 to 20/-. Dalgety and Co. sold: On account Mrs M. Rutherford (Brackendale), 103 lambs 17/6 to &0/-, 1 ewe 25/6, 61 ewes 20/3 tO 24/6; trustees eistate of J. Murcliison (Lake Coleridge), 44 wethers 19/4 to *■- 20/9; X Brookland (Timaru), 60 wethers , 23/- ta-24/7; A. Reese (Woodgrove), 60 wethers 25/- to 26/6; A. Drummond (Lauriston), 65 ewes .to 22/3; W. P. Stericker (Timaru), 120 wethers 24/5 to 26/2y G. M. Threlkeld (Flaxton), 51 wethers-23/- to 24/10; J. Little (Montl'serrat), 100 wethers 27/9 to 38/6; E. ,A. Broughjtori V (Southbridge), ... 183 "'wethers 19/6 to 23/4,.. . < . Pyne and Co. sold: On account McClelland- Bros! (Kirwee), 51 wethers 2.5/6 to' ; 3s/-; J. Gill (Darfield), 128 wethers " 21/5 to 22/3; E. F. J. Grigg (Eiffleton), 48 ewes 21/9 to 24/5, 10 wethers 22/3; 6. Osborne to 21/4, 23 ewes" 17/4; P. Morrison (Dar- ■ fieM) j: J'7" ! ewes 22/4> "47 • shorn hoggets • : 16/<3' : to* 17/1; A. Cunningham (Dun- •= sande<l), ; 86 wethers 22/1 to' 24/-; A. E. ■■•■•■••.•Birdiing"^Poranui), .55 wethers 26/3 to 29/-; P. 11. Thompson (Bennetts), 62 ewes 19/10 to 23/-; E. Conway (Kirwee), 56 ewes 19/7 to 23/6; G. B. Starkey H. Johnston (Du'nsandel), 63 wethers 22/4-to 24/3; Glens of Tekoa Estate, 128 to 24/-; Broomfield Estate (Anib&'tfley), 121 J. McPherson (Cheviot), 65 ewes 16/6 to 18/6-}' I>. Spence (Rakaia), 33 res 16/11 to 17/7; . South Canterbury client, 123 wethers,.23/3 to 27/4... . H. Matson and Co. sold: On account T. Heiiley (Lincoln), 60 wethers 23/- to 25/9; G. Rutherford (Spring-, bank), 26 ewes 26/- to 27/3, 96 wethers 23/10 tQ 28/2; H. Reid (Darfield), 63 ewes &&/- to 23/11; F. Watson (Methven), 58 wethers 23/- to 26/3; W. M. ! Gabbie (Southbridge), 40 wethers 20/7to 21/9; H. Kingsbury (Kyle), 60 ewes 21/6 tq 23/9; H. Wright (Waiau), 30 ewes 19/9' t0 ; 0 22/3. ' v • The New Zealand Farmers' Co-opera-tive Association, Ltd., sold: On account H; (Ealing)y;) 153 17/10 to 23/6, 15 wethers 18/-; J. Henry (Aiinat), 124 ewes 14/ 1 to 17/1; J. Watson (Amberley), 24 wethers 21/9, 36 „ 17/Z- to ,17/9;. G. H.- Roberts (The iJPeaks), 56 wethers: 19/6,. 5 ewes 13/9; i J. Young ; (Sefton) j 62,: wethers, 21/6 to •>. v'■ ■ - 1 • ■ v ' ';