ADDINGTON MARKET.

Sun (Christchurch), Volume I, Issue 251, 26 November 1914, Page 3

ADDINGTON MARKET.

THE CONCLUSION. FAT SHEEP. There were six moderately filled races of- fat sheep, the number in each pen being rather below what is usual. From the commencement of the sale prices were firm at late rates, and as the sale progressed prices were much in advance Of last sale, from 1/- to 1/6 per head. Values were as follow: —

Woolly wethers, 19/1 to 26/6. Extra prime shorn wethers to *sl/6. , Prime shoru wethers,' 22/6 to 26/5. Others, 15/3 to 22/-. Woolly ewes, 20/7 to 26/3. Prime shorn ewes, 21/- to 26/1. Others, 17/- to 20/6. Woolly hoggets, 20/- to 21/-. Shoru hoggets, TO/5 to 18/-. H. Matson and Co. sold: On account W. MeCausland (Southbridge), 46 owes 18/9 to 24/6; A. McLaehlan (Tauinutu) 14 ewes 20/15, 42 hoggets 17/- to 17/4; F. Dowdall (Styx), 26 woolly ewes 26/3; R. Judson (Woodend), 68 wethers 20/4 to 21/10; J. Brooks (Irwell), 25 wethers 22/6 to 31/6; R. Grant Swannanoa), 11 ewes 24/6; Geo. Gilbert (Southbridge), 32 ewes 15/-; R. Hanna (Southbridge), 18 ewes 20/6, 26 wethers 20/6 to .23/9; D. McEvedy (Southbridge), £3 ewes 21/- to 25/-; T. Dawson, sen., (Hornby), 11" ewes 21/6; Gebbie Bros. Mrs M. Macfarlane (Waikarfc), 56 ewes 20/9 to 23/9; B. O'Neill (Rakaia), 19 woolly wethers 26/-, 56 hoggets 20/- to 21/-; .1. C. 0. Gebbie (Motukarara), 42 ewes 21/3 to 23/1. The New Zealand Loan and Mercantile Agency Co., Ltd., sold: On account client, 21 wethers 20/-, 15 ewes 18/2 to 22/-; A. Gu«n (Racecourse Hill), 18 wefliers 19/9. Dalgety and Co., Ltd., sold: On. accaunt J. W. Drummond (Barr Hill), 6 ewes 22/9, 8 wethers 18/9 to 21/-; W. Millar (Barr Hill), 34 wethers 18/6, 10 ewes 20/-; estate late S. Hayes (West Melton), 61 woolly wethers 1.9/1 to 20/11; Sir Geo. Clifford (Stonyhurst), 45 wethers 23/6 to 25/9, 11 ewes 22/9 to 25/3; R. Fleming (Fe-rnside), 67 ewes 20/1 to 24/8. The National Mortgage and Agency Co., Ltd., sold: On account A. L. Holmes (Bangor),, 47 ewes 19/7 to 22/11; H. Lambie (Rakaia), 60 ewes 17/9 to 22/11; G. and A. W. Baxter (Aylesbury), 20 ewes 19/1 to 21/3, 2 wethers 22/6; R. McDonald (Tinwald), 30 wethers 17/1 to 20/3.

Pyne tuul Co. sold: On account Cunneeu Bros. to 26/1; E. H. Thompson (Weedons), 54 hoggets 16/6 to 18/-; S. Knapp (Ata'apua), 25 wethers 23/4, 25 ewes 19/6 to 21/6; P, Morrison (Dai'field), 18 ewos 20/-, 35 wethers 20/- to 21/0; J.-Boiiifaiit (Asliburton), 46 ewes 22/11 to 26/-, 9 wethers 24/-; G. Watson (Greendale), 25 ewes 21/6 to 28/8; F. T). -Morrow (Montalto), 203 woolly ewes 20/7 to 24/-, 8 woolly wethers 24/9; R. Leitch (Orari), 60 wethers 22/9 to 25/3; G. Harris (Methven), 70 ewes 22/6 to 23/4; W. Cunningham (JRangiora), 72 wethers 22/-; S. Rowe (Ealing), 47 wethers 20/-; E. Ei Jenkins (Waddington), 36 wethers 20/4; P. Gordon (Hawarden), 29 ewes 17/9, 20 hoggets 16/5; Pa/kinson and Quaife (Kaituna), 56 wethers 18/1 to 21/1, 10 ewes 17/-; E. Guiney (Halkett), 33 wethers 19/11, 11 ewes 19/3. The New Zealand Farmers' Co-opera-tive Association, Ltd., sold: On account T. Dowling (Methven), 52 wethers 22/to 26/5, 9 ewes 22/3; D. McMillan (Waddington), 28 wethers 20/9 to 23/7, 52 ewes 19/9 to 23/6; client, 41 ewes 17/9 to 22/10, 24 wethers 39/- to 24/-; client, 64 wethers 21/» to 23/6; C. F. Nanlcivell (Oust), 64 wethers 18/- to 20/6; J. Gardiner, jun. (Rakaia), 120 woolly wethers 24/- to 25/1; J. T. Mangin (Methven), 46 ewes 19/9 to 25/-, 14 wethers 16/3 to 24/-; J. Nee (Aylesbury), 6 ewes 18/-, 11 wethers 15/3.