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Manawatu Standard, Volume XLIII, Issue 1436, 18 January 1919, Page 6

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The first annual sale of Parorangi Rom ncy•; is dated for Tuesday, th,. 21si infant, lin'd will be hold on the Mimawatn A. and !». Showgrounds, Palinorston North, tho situation lining a, most convenient one .or Inivevs 1 ecu ll ail parts ol the North Island. The Rimirangi Hock has been established fo,v a considerable number of years, and its members have competed with J he greatest success in ail the principal North Island Muiw rums and rained worlds honouis in the Argentine. Ever alert, to the improvement of ihis useful and essential breed the Parorangi llockmaster has walehed with; a lei.m eye, mid grasped every opportunity to "raise tie Romney -laiidanl, and tin’s i evidenced in the (luck wkieh to-day ranks e cme of the foremost in the Dominion. '.Mr Siitirl will guarantee all sheep machineshorn ami glass fed only. Buyers can with eolilidenee lelv on securing at this fixture sheep thill will both please and profit, and sale, which will be conducted by Dal--o-tv anil (At., Ltd., and Murray, Roberts ami' Co., -Ltd!.' will commence at 10.30 a.rn. "'"in 1 today's issue, page 8, the M.A.U. m-soi-t fev.- dr-tails of the goods to be otterat dr 1, Mollett’., ch-iiring sale, to he held at his residence, No. 14, Surnmerliays street (oil ( Inns hj street East), on Tuesday next. January 21st. Tin- furniture has till been specially limit by Mr Mollett (who e an expert- cabinetmaker) for his own use, and is real I v well built and up to-date. AMr Mollett,' lias left Palmerston, he inn placed the whole of his goods in Mr Mtmro’f hands with instrudioiis to sell without, tin .slightest reserve.

STOCK MARKET Dalm-ty and Co., Ltd., Palmerston North report having a good entry of cattle al ilicit Mnnga.wt-ka sal,, on Thursday. 16tl January,. Compel ition was very lair ant the majority of lines cleared. Quotations: Mixed 2-ths 23s Id, 2-yr heifers £4 12> 6d 1 o-nios steers £7 6s Io £9. 2yr oh sl-eri £lO, £.lO 10s to £lO 12s 6tl. 3-yi sh ei> £L 2s 6tl. 3 2-yr bullocks £l3 11s, forward cow £8 2-- 6d, yearling steers £4 7s. Abraham and Williams, Ltd., report: At Palmerston North on the 16th install we had a,moderate yarding of both slice) and cattle* and most of the yarding wa; cleared at (he following prices:—Two-tootl wether (no condition) to 21s 9d, mixet 2-ths io 23s Id. woolly 2-llis to 29s 3d pic Romney ewes (mixed ages) £4 4s, p.b Ronuu-v lambs. £2 2 , cull ewes 8s to 13s wool!v lambs 8- 9d, 12s b(\ to 13s Sd, la bullock- £l6 2s Oil, fat leers £B, fat cow: £8 iVs Oil, £l9 10s to £!0 15s. store cow (small) £3 12s Od to £4 10s. 18-inos steer (had colours) £2 12s 6tl to £3 12s fcd, year ling h.-ifers £3. £3 3s, £4 5s to £1 10s weani-r steers 52s 6d io £2 i2s Od, bull (small) £3 (o £6 7- 6d. Dalgcly and Co.. Ltd., Palmerston North report on their Palmerston North sale oi the 16th instant :--A fair entry of hot! slicep and cattle was yarded. Although bidding was not keen the majority of lino changed hands at satisfactory prices. Quo tai ionsHiu-i p : Fat owes 265. fair woolh iambs 12s 6d, 2-th wethers 245. Cattle Yearling sh-ers (small) £2 9s 6d, yearling heifers £2 10% store cows £8 14s, fonvtm co.vs £9 2-. fat i o-.vs £lO 2s Od, £lO 11s t< £l2, 3-vr steers £ll 15s.