KAIRORO SALE

Gisborne Times, Volume XLIX, Issue 4899, 19 June 1918, Page 2

KAIRORO SALE

Tim Gisborne Farmers’ Co-operative Co. held their weekly sale in the Kairoro yards yesterday, when a fair vardinv of sheep and cattle was ofpred There was a good attendance of buyers. With the exception of one or two lots, everything was sold under the hammer at satisfactory prices. The following sales were effected: nFat sheep: 15 fat ewes at 255, 34 at 22s 9d, 17 at 23s 46 at 24s 3d, 47 at' 24s 4d, 21 at 21s. 6d, 17 at 23u 6d. , Store sheep : 25 store ewes lbs 4d, 60 forward ewes 16s 6d, 127 at 16s 6d. 239 hoggets 12s sd, 1 6 2-tooth and 4tooth ewes (small) 17s, 157 hoggets (small) 12s, small mill ewes from 11s 6d to 15s 4d.

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