HORSE FAIR.

Hawera Star, Volume XLVII, 9 October 1928, Page 5

HORSE FAIR.

FARMERS’ CO-OPERATIVE ASSOCIATION. EXCELLENT RANGE OF PRICES. The Fanners’ Co-operative Association held a most successful horse fair in its horse bazaar. Princes Street, Havvera., on Saturday. An offering of over 80 horses wax submitted to a large attendance and in most instances satisfactory realisations were effected. The 'demand for qua Tty animals in ah! classes was a feature of the sale, youth being an essential factor. The average was about .120. one five-year bay mare topping the s'ali? at £47 10s. The following are some of the prices ■realised:^— Unbroken. —0:n account Mr 1. \\ . Williams, Mataroa, Main Trunk: Chestnut gelding, three years', - £2O; chestnut mare, five wears, £2O; black mare, four wars, £l9; brown mare, four years. £25. Twelve unbroken houses offered on account of this client averaged Cl 6.

Draughts.—On account Messrs Corcoran Bros; Brown go’.ding, five years, £3O; on account Mr G. Rardford, bay man?, nine years, £3O. On account Mr W. Potts. Moumahaki. bay inane, five years, £47 10s; bav filly, three years, L - 40. On account Air -Jos. Dyson : Ray oelding, four vea.rs, £29. ' Alii 1 levartetis. —On account Mr V. Skousgaaid : Pay mare, aged, £2l. On account Air E. 11. \YHiauiN, bav gcldiiv ei.nht tears, £2l 10s. On account Air E. Quinn : Bay ge’ding, sax rears. £27; brown gelding, nine years, £24. Ponies. Prices ranged from £3 to CG 10s. Hacks and Light Harness Horses,— Fair demand at prieesi Irani £4 10« to £7.