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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume LVI, Issue LVI, 26 October 1908, Page 8

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STOCK BEPOUT. *. Dalgety and, Co. report: — At Wanganui on the 21&t we yarded 1800 sheep and 100 cattle. The sheep consisted mostly of lioggets. . Competition was quiet under the hammer, but are made b good clearance at recent grs£>ej3. A total clearance of cattle was made at mostly improved values. At .Waverley on &2nd ihst. we held B, horaa fair, ExceptwnaHy rough weather interfered with the entry. ITbere .was a good attendance. Bidding was clack, but we sold a fair proportion. 'At Waverley on the 23r4 inst. we had a, good yarding of cattle. The sheep, entries did not come forward on ■account of the rough weather. There ■was a good attendance of buyers and a ■good clearance was made at satisfac■fcory prices. i ■ Quotations : — ■ Wanganui. — Medium hoggets (mixed) His Id, 'Us 6d to lls 9d, small hogH;ets 8s 10a, good 2 to 2j-year steers H£4 6s, small weaner steers 255, 2 to 2£Kear empty heifers £2 17s to £2 19s 6d, HH r earling to 18-month heifers 32s 6d, Hnl&ll mixed weaners 255, forward store Hows £3 ss, do. fair condition £2 15s to H?2 17s, do. old and poor condition 255, Springing cows £4 15s, old cows and Halves. 20s to £2 5s 6d, small weaner Higs lls 9d. H Waverley Horse Fair. — Unbroken Horses, light to medium sorts, £8 5s Ho £16, broken horses, light to medium Harness, £10 to £11, hacks, etc., £4 Hs, £6 10s, to £7, boys 1 ponies £7 to H W»verley,. — Heavy fat cows £6, forempty cows £3 15s to £4 2s, store Howb £2, 125, £2 15s, to £3 ss, springHig cows and heifers £2 lls 6d, £3 10s, to £4 4s, forward empty heifers H3 Is to £3 4s, 2-year steers £3 3s 6d £3 10s, 'yearling heifers 28s 6d, cull 20s, cull yearling steers 28s, cows calves/ £3 to £3 7s, grade bulls H5 tp £6 3s, others' £2 10s 6d, £2 17s, X, £3 10a, to. £4., .