HOROWHENUA SHOW

Dominion, Volume 21, Issue 99, 25 January 1928, Page 14

HOROWHENUA SHOW

SUCCESSFUL FIRST DAY GOOD JERSEY AND PIG CLASSES ' ' LIST OF AWARDS Dominion Special Service. Levin, January 24. A warm sun favoured the first day of the Horowhenua Agricultural and Pastoral Association’s twenty-second annual show, which will be continued to-morrow, on the Le.vin racecourse. The outstanding features of the show are the excellent exhibits in the Jersey cattle and pig sections, and though the entries are slightly fewer than at last year’s show, it must be borne in mind that the past season was not a very good one. This year, too, the prolonged period of dry weather has adversely affected the fat lamb classes.

Mr. J. Liggins, jun., who judged the Friesians at this year’s show, stated l that, although the entries were not numerous, the quality was very good. The Ayrshire judge, Mr. J. Kyle, was also favourably impressed "with the exhibits in these classes. The quality , was good, the animals being typical of their breed. The champion cow, Webb Bros.’ Marion, was run very close by Mrs. Al. Colpman’s two-vear-old, Tarawa Marion. Mr. C. Cornford, who judged the fat lamb classes, stated that the lambs were not as good as in previous years, this being largely due to the drought. Mr. AV. P. Bickers, the pig judge, had a very difficult task to perform. The animals exhibited were equal to the best that were io be seen anywhere in the Dominion. All cattle, pig and sheep classes were judged to-day, .while to-morrow the remaining horse classes will be judged. CHAMPIONSHIPS The following championships , were awarded :— CATTLE. Champion cow of show: R. L. Horn’s (Ohau) Ku Ku Brooklet. Jerseys.—Bull: Mrs. I. AV. Spier’s (Lovin) Ku Ku Napper; reserve, A, C. Lovelock’s (Woodville) Pinewood Gohlen Soumise. Cow: R. L. Horn’s (Ohau) Ku Ku Brooklet; reserve, H. J. Lancaster’s (Glen Oroua) Brooklyn Golden Maid. Ayrshires.—Bull : Atkins Bros.’ (Alanakau) Porirua Stunner. Cow: Webb Bros.’ (Koputaroa) Marion; reserve, Mrs. if. Colpman’s (Ohau) Te Rawa Marion. Friesians.—Bull: Central Development Farm’s Dominion Paul Doreen; reserve, Mrs. Af. Poole’s (Levin) Otaki Dutchman. Cow: Central Development Dominion Forest Queen; reserve, same breeder’s Dominion Carnation of Weraroa. Milking Shorthorns.—Bull: IL V. Brown’s (Weraroa) Matangi Glaxo XT. Cow: W. J. Slack’s (Koputaroa) Peach Grove Lady Dinah; reserve, R. V. Brown’s Waimea Domino. SHEEP. Romney Marsh. —Ram: Voss Bros. (Longburn) and reserve. Ewe: J. 11. Mungavin (Ohau); reserve, G. H. Hadfield (Paraparaumu). Southdowns.—Ram: R. Kilsby (Levin); reserve, L. H. Best (Shannon). Ewe: Mrs. F. M. Slack (Mauakau); reserve,. W. Kilsby (Levin). POINTS PRIZES The points prizes in most of the classes are not yet available, but the following are some of the trophies awarded. — Lancaster -Cup, best cow or heifer in milk: R. L. Horn’s (Ohau) Ku Ku Brooklet. Davies Cup, points prize in fat sheep and lambs: F. Davies (Levin). John Kebbel Cup, most points in pig section: J. A. Russell (Palmerston). PRIZE LIST HORSES (Judge, Mr. S. R. Hammond, Leeds- * town.) PONIES. Mare or Geldiug under 14 hands, to be ridden by Boy or Girl 15 or under.—. Miss Doris Young’s (Kairauga) Gwen-" ette, 1; Mick Brown’s (Weraroa) Tommy, 2- Ditto, not exceeding 14 hands, ridden by boy or girl not over 16.—Miss Doris Young’s Silver, 1; Miss Grace McFarlane’s (Levin) Twilight, 2. CATTLE DAIRY CATTLE . '

(Judge, Air. C. Jones, Woodville.) , Dairy cow in milk: L. and J. Griffith's (Weraroa) Bopeep, 1; J.'ll. Alungavin’s (Ohan) Pearl, 2. Ditto, calved sinco 1921, H. J. Lancaster’s <Lovin) Trixie, 1. Dairy heifer in milk: Airs. I. W. Spier's Charity, 1; J. H. Alungavin’s Tiny, 2. Crossbred heifer, 12 months and under 20 months: A. S. Horn’s (Ohau), 1; Airs. I. W. Spiers’ Flo, 2. Two Crossbred Heifers, 12 months. and under 20 months: A. S. Horn, 1; Airs. I. W. Spiers, 2. Ditto Heifer: A. S. Horn, 1 and 2. Ditto, calved sines July, 1927: Robinson Bros. (Weraroa), 1; It. Alarshall (Levin), 2. Dairy Heifer, calved since July, 1927, and not later than October 1: H. J. Lancaster (Levin), 1; A. R. Bryant (Weraroa), 2. Ditto, Two Heifers: H. J. Lancaster, 1; E. R. Vicker (Weraroa), 2.‘ Dairy Heifer Calf, calved since July. 1927: It. Marshall (Levin), 1; Howard Hudson (Levin), 2. Champion Butter-lat competition: H.< Hossack’s (Levin) Ginger, 97.51, 1; J. S. Alungavin’s Pearl, 84.73, 2. Purebred Cattle, Lancaster Cup, for best cow or heifer in milk: R. L. Horn’s Kuku Brooklet, 1; J. Nicholson’s Jersey Lea Pride’s Pearl, 2. JERSEYS. (Judge, Air. F. AV. Cornwall, Bell Block.) Bull, 3 years and upwards, calved prior to July, 1925: Airs. I. W. Spiers’ (Levin) Ku Ku Napper, 1 and champion; A. C. Lovelock’s (Woodville) Pinewoods Golden Soumise, 2 and reserve champion. Ditto, 2 years, calved since July, 1925: A. R. Bryant’s (Weraroa) Kimberley Bonny Boy, 1; J. Nicholson’s (Alanakau) Huimai Heno, 2. Ditto, ono year, calved since 1926: R. L. Horn’s (Ohau) Ku Ku Owl’s Pieton, 1; A. C. Lovelock’s Blondo’s Golden Noble, 2. Bull, calf, calved since July, 1927: It. L. Horn’s Ku Ku Jack, 1; IT. J. Lancaster’s (Glen Orona), 2. ■ Cow, 4 years and upwards: R. L. Horn’s Ku Ku Brooklet, 1 and champion; H. J. Lancasi ter’s Brooklyn Golden Maid, 2 and reserve champion. Heifer, 3 years, in milk, calved since July, 1921: R. L. Horn’s Kuku, Victoria, 1; J. Nicholson’s Huimai Ladybird, 2. Heifer, 2 years, calved since July, 1925, visibly .in calf or in milk: Allan Horn’s (Ohau) Kuku Dixte, 1; J. Nicholson’s Huimai Bliss Prim, 2. Ono yearling, calved since July, 1926, heifer: Allan Horn’s Ratavale Dumpy, 1; IL J. Lancaster’s Brooklyn Fawn Daisy, 2. Two yearling heifers, calved since July, 1926: Allan Horn’s Itatavale Dumpy and Allandale Caress. 1; Mrs. 1. W. Spiers’s Ratavale Joybell and Ratavale Frisky Alaid, 2. One heifer calf, calved since July, 1927: R. L. Horn’s Kuku Golden Stream, 1 : same breeder’s Kuku Jill, 2. Two heifer calves, calved since July, 1927: R. L. Horn’s Kuku Golden Stream and Kuku

Jill, 1; R, L. Horn, jum;.’s, Springburn Rita and Springburn Mavis, 2. Novice Class.—Yearling heifer calved since Tuly, 1926 (open to breeders who nave not previously won a first prize): I{. Holston, junior’s (Levin) Oxford’s Neat Owl, 1; J. JI. Muugavin’s (Ohau) Kauni Perfection, 2. Heifer, calf, calved since July, 1927 (same conditions as before):' J. G. Horn’s (Ohau)' Yprcs Trixy, 1; J. 11. Mungavin, 2. AYRSHIRES. (Judge, Mr, J. Kyle. Aokautere.) Bull, calved since July, 1925: Atkins Bros.’ (Muntikiiu) Porirua Stunner, 1 and champion. Ditto, calved since July, 1926: Webb Bros.’ (Koputaroa) Greenfields Rex, lj Airs. Al. Colpman’s (Ohau) entry, 2. Ditto, calved since July, 1927: T. J. Bartholomew’s (Weraroa) Terawa, 1; Atkins Bros.’ entry, 2. Cow, 4 years and over: Webb Bros.’ Marion, 1 and champion; Airs. AL Colpman’s Billie of Locklea, 2. Heifer, calved since July, 1925, visibly in calf or in milk: Mrs. Al. Colpman’s Tarawa Alarion, 1 and reserve champion; Atkins Bros.’ Alahoes Muriel, 2. One yearling heifer, calved since July, 1926: Atkins Bros.’ Alahoe’s Floss, 1; same breeders’ Alahoe’s Sunbeam, 2. Two yearling heifers, calved since July, 1926: Atkins Bros.’ Malice’s Sunbeam and AJ.nhqe’s Floss, 1; ,Wd>b Bros.’ Greenfields Elaine and Greenfields Diana, 2. One heifer calf, calved since July, 1927: Webb Bros., 1; Atkins Bros., 2. Breeders’ group of calves, calved since July, 1927: Webb Bros., 1; Atkins Bros., 2. Pair heifer calves calved since July, 1927: Webb Bros., 1; Atkins Bros., 2. FRIESIANS. Judge, Mr. J. Liggins, J,uu., Tokomuru. Bull, 2 years, calved since July, 1925: Central Development Farm’s (Weraroa) 1. ||iiinion Paul Doreen, 1 and champion; Ans. M. Poole’s (Levin) Otaki Dutchman, 2 and serve champion. Bull Calf, calved since July, 1927: Central Development Farm’s Dominion Koromiko, 1; W. Bevan Estate’s (Alanakau) Tikornngi Colantha Dutchman, 2. Cow, 4 years or upwards: Central Development Farm’s Dominion Forest Queen, 1 and champion. Heifer, 3 years, in milk, calved since July. 1924: Central Development Farm’s Dominion Carnation of Weraroa, 1 and reserve champion; same breeder’s Dominion Carnation Daisy, 2. Heifer, 2 years, calved since July, 1925, visibly in calf or in milk: Central Development Farm’s Dominion Afagnolia, 1; Bevan Estate’s Tikorangi Domino, 2 One yearling heifer, calved since July, 1926: Central Development Farm’s Dominion Olga Segis, 1; same breeder’s Dominion Proud Domino, .2. Two yearling heifers, calved since July, 1926: Central Development Farm’s Dominion Olga Segis and Dominion Proud Domino, 1; W. Bevan Estate’s Tikorangi Sadies No. 2 and Tikorangi Queenie No. 2.2. One heifer calf, calved since July, 1927: Central “evelonment Farm’s Dominion Daphne, 1; W. Bevan Estate’s Tikorangi Maureen No. 2,2. . REGISTERED MILKING SHORTHORNS. (Judge, J. Smith, Terehunga.) Bull, 3 years and upwards, calved prior to July, 1924: R. V. Brown's (Weraroa) Alatangi - Glaxo 11th, 1 anil champion. Bull, 1 year, calved since July, 1926: R. V. Brown’s Glenthorpe Sunrise, 1. Bull calf, calved since July, 1927: K. V. Brown’s Waimea Roiter, 1. Cow, 4 years and over: AV. J. Slack's (Koputaroa) Peach Grove Lady Dinah, 1 and champion; R. V. Brown’s Waimea Lilac, 2. Heifer, 3yrs., in. milk, calved since July, 1924: R. V. Brown’s Waimea Domingo, 1 and reserve champion. Heifer, 2 years, calved since July, 1925, visibly in calf or in milk: R. V. Brown’s Waimea Snow Queen, 1. One yearling heifer, calved since July, 1926: R. V. Brown’s Waimea Ruby, 1; W. J. Slack’s Kereru Blossom, 2. Two yearling heifers, calved since July, 1926: R. V. Brown’s Waimea Doreen and Waimea Ruby, 1. Ono heifer calf, calved since July. 1927: R. V. Brown’s Waimea Flora, 1; same breeder’s Waimea Floss, 2. BERKSHIRES. (Judge, Air. W. G. Bickers, Feilding.) Boar, over 2 years: Central Development Farm’s Came to Stay VII, 1 and champion; J. A. Russell's (Palmerston) Blythewood Jenny's Lad, 2 and reservo champion. Boar, over 18 months and under 2 years: Central Development Farm’s Weraroa King Robin, 1; boar, over 12 and under .18 months: A. Russell’s Blythewood Wilmot, 1. Boar,' over 6 months and under 12 months: J. A. Russell’s Blythewood Jenny’s Rajah, 1; D. G Alorgan’s (Levin) Sunny Croft Alonters, 2. Boar, under 6 months: Central Development Farm, 1; D. G. Alorgau, 2. Sow, dry, over, 12 months: J. A. Russell’s Blythewood' Jenny, 1 and champion; J. Morgan’s Weraroa Alaori Princess, fourth, 2 and and reserve champion. Sow, under 2 months: Alorgan’s Horowhenu Nelly, 1; Central Development Farm. 2. Sow, under six months: J. A. Russell’s Blythwood Jenny’s Alaid, 1; same breeder’s Biythwood Jonny’s Lass 6th, 2. Sow, over 15 months, with first litter of not less than six pigs and not more than eight weeks old nt date of show: Ronald McDonald’s (Weraroa), Horowhenua Veronica. 1: same breeder’s Horowhenua Biddy. 2. Sow. over 18 months: ,T. Alorgan’A Weraroa Alaori Aland. 4th, 1. Best litter of pigs, not less than six. under 8 weeks old: R. AfcDonald, 1; J. Morgan ’ TAAIWORTHS.

Boar over 2 years: J. A. Russell's Rydalmere Goldlust, 1 and champion. Boar, 12 months and under 18 months: J. Procter’s (Weraroa), 1. Boar, under 12 months: J. A. Russell’s Blythewood Goldlust 3rd, 1; J. R. McDonald, 2. Sow, over 12 months: J. A. Russell’s Orara Grace, 1 and champion; J. A. Russell’s Pink Royal 2nd, 2. Sow, under 12 months: R. McDonald, 1. Large White Boar, under 12 months: Levin Co-op. Dairy Co., 1 and champion; Mrs. M. Kirkcaldie (Ohan). 2. Sow, under 12 months: Levin Co-op. Dairy Co., 1. Sow, over 12 months: Levin Co-op. Dairy, 1 and champion; same breeder, CROSSBREDS. ’ Sow, with litter of not less than G nig.s and not more than 8 weeks old: A. Doyle (Weraroa), 1. Best lifter of pigs (purebrcds excepted): A. Doyle, 1. PORKERS AND BACONERS. Two pigs most suitable for pork: Mrs. U. E. Lemmon (Levin), 1 and 2. Two pigs most suitable for bacon: levin Co-op. Dairy Co., 1; Mrs. H. E. Lemmon, 2. J

SHEEP FAT SHEEP. (Judge, Mr. C. Cornford, Pahiatua.) Wethers, longwool or longwool cross, most suitable for freezing purposes: F. Davies (Levin), 1; J. E. Al. and N. W. Ryder (Levin), 2. Wethers, Down or cross Down: F. Davies, 1 and 2. Alaiden owes, longwool cross, under 33 months: F. Davies, 1 and 2. Wethers, longwool or longwool cross, most suitable for shop purposes, and ditto Down or cross Down: E. Al. and N. AV. Ryder, 1. Heaviest single wether: F. Davies, 1; E. Al. and N. W. Ryder, 2,. Wethers, under 21 months, longwool or longwool cross: AV. G. Adkin (Levin), 1; E. J. and N. AV. Ryder, 2. Wethers, Down or cross Down: F. Davies, 1 and 2. Ewe, Down or cross Down: E. M. and N. AV. Ryder, 1; J. F. Davies, 2. Ewe, longwool or longwool cross: AV. G. Adkins, 1; E. J. AL and N. AV. Ryder, 2. PUREBREDS. Romney Marsh.—Ram. over 21 months: Voss Bros., 1 and 2, champion, and reserve chamipion. Ditto., under 21 months: G. b. Hadfield (Paraparaumu), 1 and 2. Ram lamb: J. H .Mungavin, 1; G. H. Hadfield, 2. Ewe, over 33 months: J. 11. Aluugavin, 1; G. H. Hadfield, 2. Ewe lamb at foot: J. 11. Mungavin, 1 and champoin; G. 11. Hadfield, 1 and reserve champion. Ewe, first shearing: J. 11. Mungavin, 1; Voss Bros., 2. Single two-tooth ewe: J. H. Alungavin, 1 and 2. Ewe lamb: J.’ H. Alungavin, 1; J. G. Hadfield, 2. Southdown.—Two-tooth ram: Vickers and Davies (Levin), 1; J. A. Russell, 2. Ram, over 21 mouths. AV. Kilsby, 1,2, and champoin; L. H. Best (Shannon), 2 and reserve champion. Ram lambs: J. A. Russell. 1; Mrs. F. Al. Slack, 2. Two-tooth ewes: P. A. Anderson (Levin), f; J. A. Russell, 2. Three ewes, any age: J. A. Russell, 1; Kilsby 8.r05., 2. Ewe lambs: Airs. F. Al. Slack, 1; J. A. Russell, 2. Ewe, under' 33 months, lamb at foot: J. A. Russell, 1; Kilsby Bros., 2. Ditto., over 3 months: Mrs. F. Af. Slack, 1 and champion; W. Kilsby, 2 and reserve champoin. FAT LAMBS. Longwool or longwool-cross, unshorn: E. AV. and N. AV. Ryder. 1; J. W. Kilshy (Levin), 2. Ditto, Down or crossDown: J. Kilsby, 1; F. Davies, 2. Ditto, shorn: E. AL and N. AV. Ryder, 1 and 2. Ditto,i longwool or longwool-crosses: E. Al. and N. AV. Ryder, 1; J. Kilsby, 2. Best single lamb, any breed: F. Davies, 1 and 2. Gift Classes.—Fat ewe: F. Davies, 1; J. E. M. and N. AV. Ryder, 2. Fat wethers: “. AL and N. AV. Ryder, 1; F. Davies, 2. Farmers’ Classes—Three 2-tooth ewes, Romney or Romney-cross: AV. G. Adkin, 1; 3 ewes, any age: Kilsby Bros., 1. 1; 5 ewes; any age: Down or Downcross: E. Af. and N. AV. Ryder. 1. Best single ewe with lamb at foot: E. Af. and N. AV. Ryder, 1; J. Kilsby, 2. Ewe lambs, longwool or longwool-cross, unshorn: Kilsby Bros.. 1. Lamb, shorn: AV. G. Adkin, 1. Single lamb: E. Al. and N. ”. Ryder, 1. Pet lamb: Aliss Laura Ryder (Levin), 1; Keith AlcLean (AVeraroa), 2.

RING COMPETITIONS

Best boy rider, 10 and under 15: Arnold Hesp (Levin), 1; K. Hammond (Levin), 2. Best girl rider: Aliss Doris Young (Kairauga), 1; Aliss Al. Kirkcaldie (Ohau), 2. Pony jump, for ponies 14.2 hands or under, ridden by boy or girl undec 16: Slurray Robinsons (Levin) Silver King, 1; P. Houlihan’s (Levin), Sceptre, 2. Alaiden trottinj race (in saddle), one mile, and a half: J. Taylor’s (To Horo) AVirokino, 1; J. Grant’s (Otaki) Patsy Dear, 2.-. Horse walking competition: J. Taylor’s Steel liar, 1; Airs. H. E. Lemmond’s (Levin) Red Jacker, 2. Pony race (open): ’ H. AVilson’s (Otaki) Hurry Up, 1; L. Kidd’s (Levin) Aliss Mickey, 2. Ladies’ driving competition: Airs. J. H. Brigg’s (Te Horo) Tom, 1. Apple race: E. Skilton (Levin), 1; D. AfcDonald (Levin), 2. Maiden hunters’ competition: E. Shilton’s (Levin) Bill, 1; G. D. Smith’s (Halcombe) Crusader, 2. Musical chairs:* Tan Taylor (Levin), 1; D. Read (Levin), 2. Bd.

LIVE STOCK SALES

AUCTIONEERS’ REPORTS JOHNSONVILLE. Messrs. Abraham and Williams, Ltd., ana iv right, btepueuson auu to., mu., lieport, on uie Jounsouville sale neld yesteruay as loilows;— A lair yarning of sheep xind lambs, came forward. ilie quality oi Hie sheep was good, out tne lamus were very oruinary. Owing to tne sale being on an on day, there was a small attendance ot uutchers, but noth sheep and lambs sold freely. rue majority oi the oullocKs yarned were very light, but sold at current prices; heavier bullocks were inclined to be easier. Quotations:—Lambs, 205., 215., 21s, 3d., 225. 6d., 235. 3d., 235. 5d., 235. 6d., 235. 9d.; wethers, 245., 2ts. 9d., 2bs. 9d., 275. 3d., 275. 9d.; ewes, 17s. 9d„ 18s. 6d.; 19s. Id,, 19s. sd. to 2Us.; bullocks, heavy, £l2 55., £l2 12s, 6d„ £l3; light. £7, £9 155., £l9, ,£1(1 ss„ £lO 10s., £ll 12s. 6d. WAIKATO. The Farmers’ Co-operative Auctioneering Co., Ltd.. Hamilton, report as follows regarding the stock market in the Waikato: Beef.—There is a good demand, with prices firm for- both ox and cow beef, best prime ox making equal to 30s. per ICO, and cow and heifer 25a. These prices are considered very satisfactory for this time of the year. Fat Sheep.—There has been no change since the New Year, with the exception of fat ewes, which are somewhat easier. Exporters are not operating freely yet on ewe add wether mutton, . practically all available space being required for lamb. Store Sheep—Good yardings have been coming forward, principally of rape and store lambs, which have been meeting with good competition considering the long dry spell, and the failure of the rape crops. With a continuance of the dry weather cull lambs are the class most likely to be affected in prices. Store Cattle. —VPery small yardings have been coming forward, but there is a good demand for all classes. Figs.—Both fats and stores continue to come forward in large numbers, fats making equal to 4d. per lb. Stores ore a good deal easier, with weanefs very low, due no doubt to the milk supply going off. Horses.—The market is very quiet for all classes. Quotations. Bullocks, prime, extra heavy. £l2 to £l2 10s.; med’um, £lO 10s. to £ll. Cows, nrime, £7 to £8; medium, £6 to £6 155.; unfinished, £3 10s. to £4 10s. Heifers, prime, £7 sb. to £S ss. Steers, 4-year, forward, £7 10s. to £7 155.; 3-year, stores, £6 10s. to £6 15fi.; 2-year. good ,£5 ss. to £5 155.; yearling, £3 15s. to £4 15s. Good weaner Jersey heifer calves, £3 10a. to £4. Aged store cows, 20s. to £3. Good fresh empty cows, £4 10s. to £5. Wethers, prime, heavy shorn, 255. to 265. ,6d.; prime, medium shorn. 245. to 245, 6d.; Ewes, prime, shorn, 18s. to 19s fat lambd, 235. to 255. fed. Store wethers, 4-tooth, 225. to 23a.; 2-tooth, 19s. to 20s. Best woolly rape lambs. 14s. to 155.. Woolly lambs, 11s, 6d. to 12s. 6d. Best shorn lambs, 12s. 6d. to 14s. Shorn lambs, 10s,, 6d. to Ils. 6d. Cull lambs. ?s. to 9s. 6d.Brecding ewes, 4. 6, and 8-tooth, 245. to 265.; 4 \ ears, 255.* 5 years, 21s. to 225. 6d.; aged. 15s. to 17p. Two-tooth ewes. 275. 6d. to 30s. Pigs.—Baconere. prime*. £2 Bs. to £2 12r; haconers. medium. £2 sa. to £2 7s. Porkers. £2 ,3s. to £2 6s. Slips, 225. to 255. Waners. B®. to 11s. 6<l. TTnr c, f i A. —Draught a, h nn .w, £2R tn £35: draughts. tn £32. spring cart sorts. £l5 to £l3. Harness horses. 08 to £lO. Hacks. £5 to £B. FEILDING. The New Zealand Loan and Mercantile Agency Co., Ltd., report on their usual i weekly stock sale, held at Fcilding on Friday. A fair entry of sheep came forward, comprised mainly of lambs, and was offered to a- large attendance of the public. Owing, no doubt., to the dry weather. bidding was dispirited on all but the host lines, and prices generally were below last week’s rates. A very small yarding of cattle cn.inc forward. Quotations:—Fnt wethers, 225.. 245. 3d.. Z'is. Id.. 25a. fi r L. 275. 3d.: fat land's. 2ts.. Ns., 245. Id.; fat ewes. 16p.. 17f.. 225. t 2-ton+h ewes. 265. 6d.. 305.. 325. 9<1.: wethers. 22-a. ; h.f. Inmhs. woollv. 17s. jd.. 17s. 6d.. 19s. Id.; whom. 15s. sd., 17s. 6<L: h.f. lamb®, medium. 12s. 7d.. 14a. • w.f. Innibs, woolly, 145.. 165..: shorn, 13s. 6d., 15b.; w.f. ewes, woolly, 20s.