BUCKLAND'S SHEEP FAIR.

Auckland Star, Volume XXX, Issue 32, 8 February 1899, Page 2

BUCKLAND'S SHEEP FAIR.

At Messrs A. Buckland and Sons' sheep fair yesterday afternoon nearly All th* lots offered changed hands. Thfe liriefcfr for ewes ranged from 2/ t6 17/3, the *y£rage being about 7/; wethers... brought from 7/3 to 16/, the average Being abitfit 8/; lambs brought 3/3 to 7/.;'. "Tjie^ following lots were' sola after we went to' press :— • . EWES. " C. Dibble, 40 full-mouth, F. Lfcwsoh, 7/t>; C. Dibble, 31 full-mouth, F. Walters, 6/6; C. Dibble, 37 full-mouth, Ellett, 6/6; S. Wyatt, 12 full-mouth, JiMassey, jun., 6/9; James Archibald, 12 full-mouth, E>. Shaw, 8/3; L. Haywood, 20 four-tooth and full-mOuth, F. Lawson, 5/6; O'JBrien, S5, Wyllie, jun., 6/6; O'Brieh, 37, Wyllie, jun., 7/; McDonald, 20, Goldsworthy, 7/3;. Captain Kennedy, 35, Midgley, 7/6; J. Wilkinson, 49, Straka, 9/6; McLeod, 48, Coughlan, 6/9; McLeod, 49, Coughlan, 7/3; JtfcLeod, 50, coughlan, 7/3; Method, 31, Cougblan, 7/; W. Earl, 45, Coughlan, 7/&; W. ■ Earl, 46, Coughlan, 7/; W. Earl, 45, Coughlafl, 5/6; J. H. Hewitson, 36, IV Lawson, 1. J. Freshney,4l full-mouth, S. Smith, 4/6; T. Wyllie, jun., 59, McKen2ie, 6/3; Wyllie, jun., 62, F. LaWson, 5/3; Wyllie, jun., 60, F. I^awson, 6/3; Wyllie, jun., 36, F. Lawson, 6/3; T. Gill, 40, Percy, 4/9; T. Gill, 44, Percy, 4/9; ■% Gill, 27, Holmes, 8/6; James Muir, 69, OcklestOn, 8/; James Muir, 6, T. Gill, 2/; W t Pullan, 19, two, four, and 6ik tooth, Coxhead, 7/; W. Pullan, 19, fresh, F. Wills, 6/9; T. Gill, 1, Campbell, 7/6; 'Mdrgan, 34, 1". Gill, '3/6; W. Pullan, 8, aged, F. Lawson, S/6; X, Gill, 23, Fi Lawson, 7/6. . WETHERS. S. A. Brown, 38, E. A. Prifte, 8/9; W. Pullan, 36, F. Lawson, 8/S; Captain Kennedy, 48, J. Massey, jun., 9/; T. M6Leod, 50, F. Lawson, 7/6; Mcljeod, 36, F. tawson, 7/3. lambs. T. Gill, 30, J. Clark, 4/3; W. Pullan, 13, Robertson Bros., 4/6; Morgan, 44, J. Week, 4/6; Morgan, 50, Haslip, 4/9; Morgan, 17, Major George, 8/; T. Gill, 48, Chtfrte, 5/6; T. WylUe, jun., 41, Pilkington, 5/3; -T. j WylUe, jun., ttO, R. J. I^yons, 5/6; T. wyl- j lie, 60, R. Stimpson, 5/9; T. D. Reid, 54, 3. \ Gillard, jun., 3/9; R. W. Hale, 41, R, Smyth, 4/; D.' Crawford, 60, M6ffat, S/8; W. Coughlan, 35, Grahatti, t/Z\ W. Coughlan, 43, Martin 8r05... 4/; executor* David Nathan, 55, Dyers, 6/9; executors David Nathan, 60, Paton, 6/6; *xetutors David Nathan, 60, J. Wyllie, jun., 6/6; executors David Nathan, 60, Pilkisgtoa, efc »3te6u--tors David Nathaii, 41, T> Wyfll©, luh., 6/6; A. V. Taylor, 15 (thre* r&mti' and 12 wethers), W. H. Martin, 7/; A. Meßa6.ss, E. A. Price, 5/8; A. Mcfea«, §1, E. A. ' Price, 4/9; A. M«Rae, 50, HlkiftgtOn, 4/b;! A. Mcßae, 43, M. Lalng v 4/; F. Dribble, 47 (wethers), Coxhead, 6/; C. Dibble, 39, J. Udy, 6/; W. Ward, 41, J. Udy, 6/; W. Wil- | son, 12, Hawke, 3/; T. Hey wood, 28, E. A. i Price, 4/3; J. Schlschka, 15, J. Wyllie, «/6- ' G. McLfeOd, 43, Moffatt, 4/; Wm. Earl, 40 | Udy, 4/3; W. Earl, 38, Graham, 6/3; T* Wyllie, 80, Campbell, 3/3; T. Wyllie, .jun., 85, Ruth, 3/9.