JOHNSONVILLE SALE

Feilding Star, Volume 8, Issue 2506, 20 March 1930, Page 7

JOHNSONVILLE SALE

A smaller yarding than usual of alt classes of stock was offered at the Johnsonville sale. Competition foi bullocks was good at last week * rates. Cows and heifers also met with fair competition, while runners and vealers were- iu keen demand The quality of the sheep was not nil to tlie usual standard. A good clearance, however, was effected, bu< wethers showed a decline of Is to Is 6d per hca-d and ewes Is oil last week’s rates. A small yarding ol lambs sold freely. Bullocks, heavy, £l6 10s to £ls 15s; bullocks, £ls 2s 6d t« £l4 -2s Cd; cows, heavy, £lO 10s to £10; cows, £9 10s to £8; runners, £7 2s 6d to £5; vealers 30a; we:hers, heavy, 275 ( 6d to 2Gs 6d,: wethers, 25s 6d to 24s 3d; ewes, heavy, 18s 3d to 16s 2d ; lambs 23s 6d to 19s 32-