ADDINGTON MARKET

Press, Volume LXXVI, Issue 23129, 19 September 1940, Page 9

ADDINGTON MARKET

Demand for Store Sheep Maintained FAT CATTLE PRICES FIRM Though the selection was small, and the quality not impressive, store sheep of all sorts met another firm and strong sale at Addington yesterday. Eew good lines were offered, but there was a buyer for everything. Wether hoggets were distinctly dearer, and all other classes held recent rates. The fat sheep entry was bigger than that of last week, but there was an excellent sale for all sorts at prices about 2s a head up on last week. Quality was again patchy, with few good local sheep offered. The cattle entry was more nearly normal than last week's, and the sale was inclined to be erratic. The best beef, however, was fully up to recent' rates and met a sustained inquiry.

STORE SHEEP | The store sheep yarding was about the same size as last week's —2000 head—and there was again a good sale, particularly for hoggets. ' Quality on the whole was good, and prices were a shade better all round. A truck lot of ewe hoggets made 32s 3d, with other good pens at 29s 3d'and 28s 4d, medium lines to 24s 3d, and rather rough crossbred ewe hoggets from the West Coast at 20s. Good wether hoggets made to 18s 9d, with average sorts at 15s Bd. A good sale was made for a truck lot of sound-mouthed halfbred ewes, near to lambing, which went at 275. Older ewes in fair order made 14s 7d. with the best of the small selection of ewes and lambs to 13s 3d, all counted. Some good pens of wethers were forward, the best of these selling at 26s for a nice line of six and elght-tooths, others at 24s 3d, and crossbred six and elght-tooths at 27s 9d. FAT SHEEP A larger yarding- of fat sheep came forward, the total being about 3000, against that of 2250 forward last week. The quality of the offering was patchy, southern entries again making all the difference between a moderately good yarding and an inferior one. Good fat sheep are apparently scarce in the main fattening districts in the province. The demand was keen, and from the outset there was a strong sale at values about 2s a head above those of last week, The sale was inclined to be erratic, and the inferior sheep were not easy to sell, but higher prices were maintained right till the end. Top price for wethers was 53s lOd for the best of an outstandingly good line from A. T. Allen (Scargill). Ewes made to 53s Id, that price being paid for the best of the Southland lines. Values were:— Extra prime heavy wethers, to 53s lOd. Prime heavy wethers, 47s to 51s, Prime medium-weight wethers. 44s to 46s 6d. Ordinary wethers, 39s to 435. Light wethers, to 38s 6d. Extra prime heavy ewes, fo 53s Id. Prime heavy ewes, 42s to 45s 6d. Prime medium-weight ewes, 35s to 41s 6d. Ordinary ewes, 30s to 34s 6d. Light ewes, 22s to 29s 6d. Pyne, Gould, Guinness, Ltd., sold:— Wethers —On account of south client, 5 at 51s lOd to 52s 4d; A. J. Tutton (Rangiora), 25 at 34s lOd to 51s 4d; J. C. Bisdee (Temuka), 21 at 41s 10d to 50s 7d; R. D. Robinson (Ashburton), 49 at 4Cs 7d to 50? 4d; A. Larsen (Rangiora), 11 at 46s lOd; W. A. Lill and Son (Rangiora). 13 at 39s 7cl; C. J. Richfield (Port levy), 9 at 39s lOd to 44s lOd; J. Scales (Kaikoura), 32 at 27s 4d to 35s 7d; client, 14 at 30s Id to 31s 4d; F. Langdale (West Melton), 12' at 28s 7d to 29s lOd; client. 23 at 24s lOd to 27s 7d. Ewes —On account of south client, 44 at 45s Id to 53s Id; R. D. Robinson (Ashburton), 5 at 50s lOd; south client, 50 at 42s lOd to 49s lOd; south client, 48 at 44s 7d to 49s 4d; S. Larsen (Rangiora), 30 at 36s 10d to 48s lOd: D. Glllanders (Darfield), 28 at 23,s lOd lo 45s 4d: W. Martin (Rakafa), 17 at 40s lOd to 44s 7d; E. Stapleton (Irwell), 12 at 32s lOd to 44s 4d; A. Mcßean (Springston). 12 at 43s 10d; Timpendcan Estate (Walkari).- 5 at 43s 4d; estate G. Mcßean (Springston), 12 at 41s 10d; W. A. Lill and Son (Rangiora), 25 at 27s lOd to 38s Id; J. C. Bisdee (Temuka), 10 at 26s Id to 37s lOd; A. J. button (Swannanoa), 12 at 26s 4d to 33s 10d; Altken Bros. (Kaikoura), 67 at 31s 4d; G. R. Bedford (Kirwee), 14 at 22s lOd to 26s 7d. New Zealand Farmers’ Co-operative Association sold;— Wethers —On account of South Canterbury client, 17 at 39s lOd to 47s 4d; South Canterbury client, 25 at 39s lOd to 46s Id; C Leech (Rangiora), 20 at 37s lOd to 46s Id- P. K. Thompson (Carleton), 2 at 45s 10d; W. H. Gillespie (Bennetts), 9 at 37s Id to 43s 4d; R. McLachlan (Tai Tapu). 10 at. 40s 4d to 43s Id; F. G. Banks (Springston), 4 at 30s 4d to 33s 7d; Ashburton client. 35 at 30s Id to 37s Id. E We s—On account of Southland client, 52 at 42s lOd to 52s 4d; . c ? T n, p, r i l ? l l ‘ l ' y client, 31 at 39s 4d to 45s Id: W. H. Gillespie (Bennetts). 30 at 29s lOd to 44s Id, R. and .1. Wright (Springston), 5 at 4.1s 7d Wright's Estate (Springston), 6 J* 1 . 35 . 5 . 1“ to 41s 7d; G. H. B, Lill (Willowby), 15 at 41s 7d; H. Kendall (Irwell), 9 at 27s Id to 41s 4d: Leeston client, 25 at 34s 7d to 38s lOd; Ashburton client, 22 at 23s Id to 36s lOd; A. Patterson (West Ey reton), 15 at 32s 4d; Thompson Bros. (Horrelvllle), 17 at 29s lOd to 32s Id; P. K. Thompson (Carleton) 5 at 30s 4d; R. Gemmell (Cust), 7 at 29s 10d; A. R. McLachlan (Kirwee), 17 at 24s 7d to 29s Id. H. Matson and Company sold,— Wethers— On account of George Winter (Swannanoa), 4at 35s lfi„ t0 80s lcl, McGiffert (Sefton), 15 at 28s Id; Ewes—On account of A. C. Greenwood tSnuthbridge) 22 at 39s 4d to 47s 7d; Mis M°Madison (Waikuku), 6 at 22s lOd to 47s 7d; James Ashworth (Amberley), 18 at 43s 4d to 44s 7d; T. O'Rourke (Fernside) 50 at 33s 7d to 44s 7d; A. Larsen (Gust), 5 at 38s lOd; client, 21 at 29s 4d to 38s Id, Rangiora client, 9 at 16s4d to 37s lOd, south client, 25 at 2, , s „i od , n t i > t 3s ot;3 o in’ri E ‘ Lassen (Oxford), 54 at 20s lOd t° 25s lod New Zealand Loan and Mercantile Agency Company sold:— T Wethers—On account of Joseph Langlev (Rakaia), 4 at 47s Id: T. Borcoskie (Belfast), 68 at' 24s 7d to 44s 4d; south client, 62 at 30s 4d to 36s 7d: J.F. Langley (Rakaia). 74 at 28s 10d I,' ld Ewes—On account of client, 16 at 37s Id to 49s 7d; W. Johnston (Irwell), 1 at 46s lOd; Davies Bros. (Waiau), 10 at 32s lod to 44s 7d; JoSeph Langley (Rakaia), 56 at 30s 4d to 42s 10d; D. Ritchie (Dunsandel), 15 at 17s lOd to 37s lOd. Dalgety and Company sold:— Wethers—On account of A. T. Auen (Scargill), 30 at 37s 4d to 53s 10d; south client? 28 at 46s 4d to 52s 4d; John Murray (Mosgiel), 30 at 48s 4d to 50s 4d; south client. 33 at 46s 4d to 48s 7d; J°hns (Culverden), 4 at 44s 4d; D. McLeod (Methven). 27 at 365. Id to 40s 7d, W. O. Rennie (Doyleston), 14 at 39s lOd to 40s id- estate G. Shipley (Harewood), 31 at 34s lOd to 38s lOd; B. R. Chambers (Winchmore), 5 at 41s lOd; I. G. Mangin (Methven). 7 at 34s 7d to 38s 4d F. J. Gorton (Oxford), 31 at 27s toSOs Id, E. J. Watson (Methven), 9 at 37s 4d; A. McLean (Leithfield), 36 at 37s 50® Id T. Gough (Greendale), 11 at 31s Id to 31s 10d, Thr 1keld Bros. (Omihi), 25 at 30s 7d to 35s 4d Ewes—On account of John Murray (Moseiel) 47 at 47s 4d to 51s 7d; client, 19 at 43s lOd to 49s lOd; A. G. Black (Culverden) 14 at 42s 4d to 48s lOd; Johns Bros. (Culverden), 28 at 37s 4d to 48s Id; Dunedin client, 36 at 45s Id to 46s 4d; S- Warwick (Amberley). 21 at 41s 7d to 45s 7d, PBtate G Shipley (Harewood), 5 at 35s Id; D. McLeod (Methven), 33 at 27s Id to 32s 10d- F. J. Gorton (Oxford), 83 at 21s 7d to 27s l0d; B. R. Chambers (Winchmore), 24 at 35s Id to 41s 10d; F. J-Gor-ton (Oxford), 22 at 25s 7d to 33s lOd: A. McLean (Leithfield). 6at 37s 10d: Clinton (Greendale), 1 shorn at 35s 4d. James McQuilkin (Laurlston). 8 at 38s Id to 48s

Id; E. C. Sunckell (Doyleston), 6 at 25s 7d to 43s 7d.

The National Mortgage and Agency Company, Ltd., sold:— Wethers—South Canterbury client, 39 at 45s 7d to 47s Id: client, 19 at 30s Id to 50s Id; Otago client, 30 at 33s Id to 48s 7d; D. S. Mackenzie (Happy Valley), 13 at 29s Id to 36s 7d; R. Peters (Harewood), 5 at 39s Id: J. W. Watson (Pendarves), 2 at 45s 7d; C. G. Gilbert (Southbridge), 2 at 36s 7d. Ewes—On account of South Canterbury client, 17 at 46s 7d to 50s 7d; client, 35 at 44s 7d to 49s Id; Otago client. 17s at 26s 7d to 43s 7d; M. S. Turton (Alford), 53 at 32s 7d to 46s Id; Southbridge client, 9 at 37s 7d to 44s 7d; estate W. Lochhead (Lakeside), 27 at 28s Id to 37s 7d; E. J. Smith (Prebbleton), 8 at 44s Id to 46s 7d; R. Peters (Harewood). 5 at 26s 7d to 34s 10d; J. W. Watson (Pendarves), 25 at 32s 7d to 45s Id; T. M. Wells (Rakaia), 21 at 31s 7d to 48s 7d; C. G. Gilbert (Southbridge). 18 at 28s 7d to 45s Id. SPRING LAMBS Fourteen spring lambs were entered and made up a small but choice offering. The best of thg lambs sold at prices equivalent to about 14d per lb. top price being 40s 4d for two sold on account of Stapleton's Estate (Irwell). FAT CATTLE The fat cattle entry was much bigger than that forward last week, 388 being entered against 264. Prices were fully up to those of last week, and in the case of some of the better steers and heifers were up to 10s a head better. At the beginning of the sale it appeared as though the yarding would be smaller than it was, and bidding was free and keen at higher prices. More cattle arrived later, and the sale eased back, but it did not fall much below that of last week. The quality of the offering was generally good, and some excellent lines were penned. A fair quantity of beef is being brought down from the North Island at present, and this has to some extent relieved the pressure on Addington. Good beef was worth 52s 6d per 1001b, with the best up to 57s 6d and in cases 60s. Top price for steers was £25 7s 6d for one sold on account of a North Canterbury client. Heifers made to £2l 7s 6d for one sold- on account of a client, and cows made to £l7 12s 6d for one from H. R. Schaffer (Sefton). A line of 10 steers from H. Banks (Coutts Island) averaged £23 12s 6d. Values were:— Extra prime heavy steers, to £25 7s 6d. Prime heavy steers. £lB 10s to £22 10s. Prime medium-weight steers, £l6 to £lB 10s. Ordinary steers, £ll 10s to £ls 10s. Light steers, to £ll. Extra prime heifers, to £2l 7s 6d. Prime heifers, £l4 to £l7. Medium heifers, £lO to £l3 10s. Light heifers, to £9 15s. Extra prime cows, to £l7 12s 6d. Prime cows, £lO 10s to £l4. Medium cows, £B 10s to £lO. Light cows, to £B. The principal sales were:— New Zealand Farmers’ Co-operative Association sold ;-On account of J. E, < Thacker (Okain’s Bay), 3 steers at £2O 17s 6d, 3 heifers at £l4 2s 6d to £l7 17s 6d, 3 cows at. £ll 2s 6d to £l3 7s 6d; Donald Grant (Timaru). 8 steers at £2O 12s 6d to £23 12s 6d; W. H. Gillespie (Bennetts), 6 steers at £22 2s Cd to £24; "The Elms" Estate (Kaikoura). 16 steers at £9 17s 6d to £l7 12s 6d. 5 heifers at £9 7s 6d to £ll 7s 6d- North Canterbury client, 10 steers at £l9 17s 6d to £25 7s 6d: Southland client, 9 heifers at £IG 17s Cd to £lB 2s fid; Ladbrooks client, 5 heifers at £5 17s Gd, 11 cows at £6 12s 6d to £l3 2s 6d; E. Woods (Halswell), 4 cows at £5 7s 6d to £7 12s 6d; Rangiora client, 10 cows at £6 I*S ou to £l3 12s 6d; Springston client, 4 betters at £7 12s 6d t0.£14 17s 6d. cow at £l3 2s 6d; Belfast client, 6 cows at £9 7s 6d to £l4 7s Bd; Marshland client. 6 cows at £7 12s Bd to £l3 12s 6d; clients. 6 cows at £6 17s 6cl to £l2 17s 6d. National Mortgage and Agency Uompany sold:—On account of George Steele (Port Levy), 7 steers at £17.7s 6d to £l9 17s Bd; D. S. MacKenzie (Happy Valley). 3 cows at £7 2s 6d to £l6 12s 6d; James Blackley (Rakaia), cow at £l2 7s 6d; S. Patchett (Governor's Bay), 2 steers at £9 7s 6d, 2 heifers at £7 12s 6d; client, 7 cows at £4 17s 6d to £7 12s 6d: W. Musson (Springston), cow at £7 12s 6d; Miss H Adams (Greendale). cow at £l2 2s 6d, client. 2 steers at £7 17s 6d. Pyne, Gould. Guinness, Ltd,, sold On account of H, T. J. Thacker (Okam s Bay). 8 steers at £lB 17s 6d to £2l 2s 6d, T H. Wilkinson (Spotswood), 8 steers at £l6 17s 6d to £lB 7s 6d; estate W. A. Gray (Kaituna), 6 steers at £lO 12s Gd to £l3 17s lid, 3 cows at £8 17s Cd to £9 7s Cd. 3 heifers at £7 17s 6d to £ll 17s Gd; H. <Banks (Coutts Island). 10 steers at £312s 6d to £24 7s 6d; S. Cross (Pendarves). steer at £ll 17s Gd: estate J. T. L Knight (Laverick's Bay). 16 steers at £l6 2s 6d to £lB 17s 6d: H. R. Schaffer (Sefton), 2 steers at £2O 12s 6d to £2l 2s 6d, 2 heifers at £lB 2s 6d to £lB 17s 6d, 3 cows at £l3 17s 6d to £l7 12s 6d: N. R. Wilkinson (Spotswood). 4 steers at £9 12s 6d to £lB 7s 6d, heifer at £l3 7s 6d; G. V. Rivers (Culverden). cow at. £9 7s 6d heifer at £lO 2s 6d: Mrs M. Birdling (Little River), steer at £l4 2s 6d; estate D. Chapman (West Eyreton). cow at £l3 12s 6d. ' H Matson and Company sold:—On account of Mrs E. M. Madeley (Clarkville), 6 steers at £l6 7s 6d to £l9 12s 6d. heifer at £lB 17s 6d. cow at £l6 2s 6d; J. H. Jackson (Jacksons), 2 steers at £7 2s 6d to £lO 12s 6d. cow at £8 7s Gd; Burrows Bros.' (Halswell), cow at £ll 17s Gd; R. J. Bailey (Little Akaloa). 6 steers at £lB 12s 6d to £2O 17s 6d; Mrs S. J. Bailey (Little Akaloa), steer at £l6 17s 6d; Duncan Petrie (Coldstream), 14 cows at £4 17s 6d to £ll 2s 6d; T. S. Craw (Chorlton), 5 steers at £l7 7s 6d to £l7 12s 6d, 3 cows at £l3 7s 6d to £l4 2s 6d*. E. N. Corser (New Brighton), cow at £ll 2s 6d heifer at £ll 2s 6d; J. Bakes (Harewood), heifer at £l4 12s 6d; F. Myer (Styx). 3 cows at £6 2s 6d to £l3 17s 6d; H. E- Chamberlain (Ellesmere), heifer at £l3 17s 6d: B. Williams (Belfast), cow at £l4 12s Cd; R. McDonald (Waikuku). 6 cows at £7 12s 6d to £l3 17s 6d; M. Grennal! (Cheviot), cow at £ll 2s 6d; G. T. Payne (Lauriston), heifer at £7 17s 6d; S. Hampton (Wainoni road), cow at £lO 17s 6d; Marlborough Patriotic Fund, 3 steers at £lO 7s 6d to £ll 12s 6d, 2 cows at £7 2s 6d to £9 17s 6d. heifer at £6 12s 6d; clients. 10 heifers at £6 12s 6d to £lO 2s 6d, 6 cows at £7 12s 6d to £lO 12s 6d. Dalgety and Company sold: —On account of Mrs D. M. Menzies (Decanter Bay), 7 steers at £2O 7s 6d to £24 2s 6d; client. 5 heifers at £l7 12s 6d to £2l 7s 6d, 12 cows at £l3 12s 6d to £l6 17s 6d; C. E. Thacker (Okain’s Bay), 8 heifers at £l3 17s Bd to”£l6 17s 6d; T. C. Robinson (Mount Palm), 2 cows at £l6 7s 6d to £l6 12s 6d. heifer at £l2 17s 6d: Miss M. Anderson (Rotherham), cow at £lO 7s 6d; M. S. Bower (Swannanoa). steer at £l3 2s Gd; clients. 9 cows at £9 2s 6d to £l2 7s 6d; 6 heifers at £lO 12s 6d to £ll 7s 6d. VEALERS A larger yarding of vealers came forward, comprised mainly of small calves. They met with a dragging sale, with values down by 7s to 8s a head. Large runners showed no change. Values were;— Large runners, to £ 10 6s. Medium runners, from £5 15s to £7 13s 6d. Best vealers. to £5 3s 6d. Medium vealers, £3 5s to £4 13s 6d. Large calves. £2 5s to £3 3s. Medium calves. 33s to 475. Small calves. 10s to 28s. STORE CATTLE There was a substantial yarding of store cattle, with very few attractive lines. The demand was good for all cattle showing quality, but for the secondary sorts, which formed a large part of the offering, there was a slacker inquiry, with prices a little lower. Best three-year steers made to £lO 8s 6d. three-year steers in ordinary condition to £9 6s, 18-months heifers to £5 18s 6d fresh cows for fattening to £5 15s, medium cows £4 5s to £4 15s, and aged and inferior to £2 10s. DAIRY CATTLE There was a moderate yarding of dairy cattle, with very few really good cows. Most of the yarding was in low condition. but the sale was a good one throughout; Best second, third, and fourth calvers made £8 to £lO 10s. medium from £6 to £7 15s, and aged and inferior £4 to £5 sa.

Best heifers made from £8 to £ll, medium from *£6 to £7 ss, and backward to £5 ss. FAT PIGS The porker j-arding was the largest for some time. At the beginning of the sale values kept the high rates of last week, but about half-way through an easing of 3s to 4s a head was/noticeable on the heavy and over-fat pigs. Light-weights showed little change throughout the sale. Choppers were in much heavier supply and the sale eased all round by about 10s a head. Baconers were in fairly heavy supply and though the sale was a good one, it was hardly as keen as that of last week. All round, values were easier by about 2s a head. Values were;— Choppers, £2 13s 6d to £6 I3s 6d. Light porkers, 52s 6d to 58s 6d. Medium porkers, 59s 6d to £3 3s 6d. . Heavy porkers, £3 4s 6d to £3 7s 6d. Extra heavy porkers. £3 8s 6d to £3 10s 6d. Average price per lb, 8d to 9Jd. Light baconers. £3 9s 6d to £3 17s 6d. Medium baconers. £3 19s 6d to £4 7s 6d. Heavy baconers, £4 9s 6d to £4 16s 6d. Extra heavy baconers. £5 2s 8d to £5 Us 6d. Average price per lb. 7Jd to Bd. STORE PIGS There was a small entry in the store pig section and with the exception 6f plain and small weaners. all classes met a good sale, although competition was by no means keen except for the larger sorts. Good quality pigs sold extremely well and were slightly dearer than they were last week. Pedigree Tamworth boars, five months old, made 3J to 64gns. Values were:— Small weaners, 16s to £l. Medium weaners, 21s to 245. Good weaners. to 28s. Slips, 30s to 34s 6d. Small stores. 37s to 40s. Medium stores, 42s to 465. Large stores, to 525. BURNSIDE (press association telegram.) DUNEDIN. September 18. Both sheep and cattle had a firm market at Burnside to-day. small entries being forward. Fat cattle had a Diucn smaller yarding, 250 being penned against 385 for last week. Quality generally was very good, with several consignments or prime heavy bullocks yarded and not so many medium sorts as usual. Cows ® na heifers were in short supply. The demand throughout was keen. Extra prime heavy bullocks made to £27 2s 6d, prime £2l 2s 6d to £23 2s 6d. medium £ls 17s 6d to £l9 7s 6d, HeHt Uom £l2 2s 6d. extra prime cows and heifers to £l9 12s 6d, prime £l3 17s 6d to £l6 2s 6d, medimn £lO 12s 6d to £l2 7s 6d, light from £7 was a medium yarding of stores and a very strong demand for cat ™ showing breeding. Boner cows sold firm at late rates. Vealers were m short supply, and sold keenly. Dairy cattle were in short supply, and met a keen demand for best close-to-profit sorts. Backward and low-conditioned cows sold at late rates. In the fat sheep section a small entry was forward. 1141 being penned against 2165 for last week. Hoggets met a keen sale. Extra prime heavy wethers made to 535, prime 44s to 48s, medium 36s to 40s, light from 30s: extra prime heavy ewes to 47s 3d. prime 37s 6d to 425. medium 33s to 365, light down to 26s 9d. Three spring lambs were penned, ana sold keenly at up to 38s 6d. . Fat pigs had a medium yarding whicn met a somewhat erratic market. Baconers were slightly easier In value, while porkers sold firmly at late rates. A small yarding of stores met a very keen demand, with values fully firm on late rates. STORTFORD LODGE (PRESS ASSOCIATION TELEGRAM.) HASTINGS, September 18. Late fat cattle rates were fully maintained at Stortford Lodge to-day, there being no variation in the market. Store cattle met a rather easier demand, passings being more frequent. Store sheep sold on an active market, hoggets recovering the drop made last week. Another moderate yarding of fat. sheep sold at firming rates. Realisations were;— _ Fat Cattle—Extra prime heavy-weight Shorthorn bullocks £lB 7s 6d to £l9 17s 6d, well finished £l6 17s 6d to £l7 17s 6d, medium £l3 7s 6d to £l4 17s Bd, lighter £ll 2s lid to £l2 17s 6d; best heifers £l2 7s Bd, medium £9 7s 6d to £lO 7s 6d. best cows £lO 12s 6d. light £6 7s 6d l °Store Cattle—Forward bullocks £lO 8s 6d to £lO 15s, three-year steers £8 17s 6d to £9 ss, two-year £6 17s 6d to £7 Is, small from £5 13s, yearlings £4 12s 6d to £5 ss, small £3 14s; forward empty cows £6 2s to £7, light £4 19s, yearling heifers £2 ss. , . .. „, Store Sheep—Good ewe hoggets 34s bd. medium 25s 6d to 28s lOd; forward wether hoggets 26s 4d, good 24s 6d to 25s 6d, small 21s Id. Fat Sheep—Best ewes 32s 4d to 34s lOd, medium 25s 4d to 27s 4d, light 21s 4d; best wethers 31s Id to 34s 4d. good 29s Id, lighter 25s 7d to 28s 4d; best hoggets 28s lOd to 30s lOd, medium 24s lOd to 27s 4d.