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Hawera Star, Volume XLV, 21 July 1925, Page 10

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WANCLANI'J. SIOUK .SALE. At the Wanganui sale on loth imst. Mevssns, Fiee man 11. Jackson report tiiait the bidding was brisk for all classes ol ! sheep, practically everything selling at the auction. Cat-tie sold at late values; pigs in good demand, especially porkers suitable for the trade. We quote : Fait cows £6 12s (jd to £7; light do £5 10s; l’.A. cows £4 2s; store cows £3 Is to £3 10s; Jersey cross empty heifers £3 to £3 ss; yearling heifers- £2 2s to £2 8-s; small wea-uer Us; P.A. heifers empty £3 Ids; 3 to 3i-year bullocks £6 las; dairy cows £5 to £5 10s; backward do £3 Ids to £4; vealens 3-3-s to 395; smaller 2ds.

Sheep.—Best ewes in lamb to S.D. £2 T.s; 4 and 5-year ewes in lamb to S.D. 31 s to 33s Id; medium do 27s lOd to 30s; others 20s to 235; hogegts 27s (kl to 27s 1 Od; medium do 20s 9d t > 245; small do 16* to i7s Rd ; fat ewes 39s 9d. MEAT EXPORT'S. The Nen Zealand Meat Producers' Hoard reports that the following shipments of meat had been made from New Zealand for the current season in to June 30: — T«\ L0nd0n.—112.334 quarters beef: !. 240.181 carcases mutton : 3,264,189 carcases lamb. To West Coast United Kingdom.— 04.700 quarters beef; 173,168 carcases nvtton ; 632,876 carcases lamb. To 0en0n.—72,580 quarters beef. ‘To Hamburg.—l2,43B quarters beef. SYDNEY WOOL SALES. UY CABLE—PRESS ASS’OUI ATION —COPY RlOtlT SYDNEY, July 20. The Sydney wool sales were resumed after a suspension of nearly three months. There wa s a full attendance of buyers, and a strong market ruled for aK best merino descriptions at prices showing an advance of 5 to 74 per cent, on previous sales, AU other merino descriptions, as well as comebacks and crossbreds, showed no change. Greasy merino sold to 323 d, comeback to 213 d, and crossbred to 19id.