BUCKLAND'S SHEEP FAIR.
Alessrs A. Buckland and Sons held their hrst sheep fair of the season at then- Remuera Yards this afternoon. About 5,000 sheep were offered. Mr Walter Buckland acted as auctioneer and there was a good attendance of ; buyers. In most cases good prices ! were obtained. The following lots j were disposed of before we went tp | press:—D. Crawford, 29 ewes, mixed ages, 4/9, Gill; Crawford, 30 ewes, i mixed ages, 4/9, Gill; Coughlan, 42 ! wethers, 8/, Massey, junr.; A.B. Bater, ;50 ewes, 6/6, Wills; T. Cochrane 35 : ewes, 2-tooth, 7/9, Alidgley; J. R. Mc- | Elwain, 12 ewes, 2 and 4-tooth, 17/3 |A. B. Bater; 19 ewes, 6-tooth, 13/' Jonathan Udy; A. Taylor, 33 ewes : mixed ages, 5/G. H. Aloody; Coughlan' 46 ewes, mixed ages, 6/6, Martin Bros* Coughlan, 48 ewes, 6/, McKenziejCbiighian, 51 ewes, 2-tooth, 7/, FitzGerald; E. 11. Selby, 21 ewes, 2-tooth, 14/6. Trotter; S. H. Selby, 19 ewes; 2-tooth, 13/, H. Pilkington;' J. T. West, 19 ewes, 2-tooth, 9/9, H. Moody; C. Hosking, 19 ewes, 2-tooth, 14/6, J. Hill; 20 full mouth, 6/6, Swears; J.AlcElwain, 19 ewes, 13/3, R. Udy;' G. H. Selby, 20 ewes, 2-tooth, 14/6,* Prater; (i. 11. Selby, 19 ewes, 2-tooth. 13/, 111 Pilkington; J. L. West, 19 ewes, 2tooth, 9/9, B:. Aloody; Hoskino-s' 19 ewes. 2-tooth, 14/0, Hill; Hoskingsi 20 full mouth, 6/6, A. B. Bater- H. Wright, 59 ewes, 6/6, AlcKenzie; H. Thorpe, 25 wethers, 10/, Alassey, junr.; Thorpe, 35 ewes, 4/9, J. Trumble; R.H." Hale, 32 ewes, 4/6, W/A. Swears; D. A. Hale, 10 ewes, 2/9, E. A. Price; S. A. Brown, 3S wethers, 4-tocth, 8/9, E. A. .Price; T.Cochrane,36 ewes,2-tooth,9/9, Alidgley; A. B. Bater, 5 ewes, 6/7, T. Gill; Bater,36 ewe hoggets, 5/3, Laing; T. Cochrane, 30 ewes, 2 tooth, 8/, Grant; AI. Flavell, 25 ewes, 14/6, Hill;' Flavell. 25 ewes, 15/6, Hill; R. Scalei, 30 ewes, mixed ages, 3/9, T.* GUI'; Josephs, 22 ewes, 10/6 Graham": Ateikle, 35 ewes, 6/, Alex. Whyte; E. George, 37 ewes, mixed agjbs, 7/6, Straka; J. Johns. 21 ewes, mixed ages, 8/, Ocklerton; W. Pullan, 24. wethers, Gudsay, 7/3; Pullan, 36 wethers, 2 ancl 4 tooth, Lawson, 8/3; Pitllan, 36 ewes, 2 and 4 tooth, 8/6, Lawso/i: T. Gill, 17 ewes, 7/6, F. Lawson;;'43 ewes, 3 tooth, 7/9, McFarlane; J. Kelly, 60 ewes, mixed ages, 6/, Campbeil; 6 ewes, mixed ages, 5/9, / Swears; 54 ewes, mixed ages, 5/6, Swears; S. H. Selby, 18 ewes," 2 tooth, 14/6, A. Bent; J. Wilson, 46 ewes, 4 and 6 tootli,V9/9, A. K. Taylor; M, T_\. Afartin, 60 ewes, 2, 4, and 6 tooth,7/, £\ Lawson. •'- The fair will be/ continued tomorrow. / : ' • ', '■'
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Auckland Star, Volume XXX, Issue 31, 7 February 1899, Page 5
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