LEESTON.
Tlu< attendance at Leeston on' Fridoy was large, though the entry of stuck, I'ot-ihly cattle unci sheep, was i-ict quit* , as as at recent sales. Tho yarding of sheep was made nj> mostly of ewes, for which the demand was not very keen, and prices wore rosier. The best ewes in lamb madn from Us od m> tolos for the host twotooths. Fat ewes brought from 8s to (Js '2d. Fat lam.be made from 10s to 12s 2d. Pigs—There ivaso fair 3 T ardinjxof fiiu, and prices were:—Best baconors from 36s to *35s ,Gd 3 porkers 19s Od to 3.3.5, Moaners brought from 3s 9d to 7s, and other stores from 8s Gd to 225. There wns a very small yarding of cattle, most of which were of poor and in-ff-risr nutility. sprinjjer-s made from £.') Us to £G 17s (id.
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Press, Volume LXVI, Issue 13746, 30 May 1910, Page 9
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141LEESTON. Press, Volume LXVI, Issue 13746, 30 May 1910, Page 9
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