LEESTON STOOK SALE.
—♦ (By Our Speeitl Reporter) . There was a large attendance of farmers and others at the Leeston sale on Friday. Pr ces were as follows;—Sheep—For Mr J. Lochheai (Tautnu-tuJ 133 crossbred ewes aid lambs (all counted) ios nd ; Mr R. Mansoa (Soutbbridge) 78 crossbred ewes and lambs (all counted) ios iod ; Mr P. McCartin (Southbridge) 20 crossbred ewes (all counted) 8s 3d ; Mr A. Worner (Southbridge) 16 fat hoggets 13s gd, 14 fat wethers 17s 3d, 20 ewes and w< ihers 27s ; Mr J, McLachlan (Leeston) 82 merino, ewes and lambs 7s rod ; for a client, 3 r crossbred ewes aijd iambs as qd, 5 crossbred ewes ;4os 6d. Pigs —There was a fair entry of bacoaers, which sold from 36s to 455, equal
[to 3Jd per lb. Small porkers made 26s to 1 1 345, equal to 4d per lb. There was a good - 1 entry of stores, and the larger sorts sold r . well up to 245, second sorts 14s to 18s, J suckers and weaners from 55 upwards. Prices of cattle were . the sama as at last 1 sale.*
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Ellesmere Guardian, Volume XXVIII, Issue 2696, 4 October 1905, Page 2
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184LEESTON STOOK SALE. Ellesmere Guardian, Volume XXVIII, Issue 2696, 4 October 1905, Page 2
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