STORE CATTLE SALE
Prices Fairly Steady Some 300 head of store cattle were penned at yesterday’s sale at .Stortford Lodge, there being a -steady demand from local farmers, with prices realised being much on a par with last week, some lines showing an improvement. Some ot the entries and prices paid arc as follow: — A line ot 21 I’.A. steers, lightly framed and store conditioned, met the market at £3 4/-. Fifteen I’.A. bullocks, fairly framed and in good store order, sold at £5 10/-. A Maiigakuri entry of 24 Hereford I cows, mixed as to size and store conditioned, realised £2 11/A pen ot 7 well framed store < ondi- ■ turned crossbred bullocks sold at i £f 8 A mixed pen oi lighti) covered i steers made £3 19/-. Eleven crossbred bullocks, medium framed and store conditioned, realised £5 4/-. Six big framed I’.A. bullocks, m good store order, met the market at £6 B,’-.
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Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume XXV, Issue 77, 14 March 1935, Page 11
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