STOCK SALES

Northern Advocate, 3 May 1934, Page 10

STOCK SALES

WALTER WAKELIN’S REPORT. Walter Wakelin reports holding liis usual monthly sales at Parua Bay and Kamo during the Aveek. Good yardings came forward and fair sale* resulted. A medium yarding of pigs at Kamo met with an exceptionally good sale, prices being .10/ per hem! better than recent sales. Parua Bay, Monday. —Fat coavs and heifers, £l 15/ to £3 10/; boner cows, 10/ to £1 5/; boner bulk-:, .15/ to £3; coavs and calves, £1 5/ to £1 10/; dairy eows and heifers, ft to £3 10/; good •Jersey heifer cab/es, 0/ io 13/; good in-calf .Jersey heifers, £1 lo £1 *>/. Kamo, Wednesday.— A line of L'l fat bullocks realised £-1 1:2/0; heavy fat com; and heifers, £3 to £1 15/; light coavs and heifers, £1 to £3; good quality IS-mnnths steers, £/ to Cl’ I/: good 4year bullocks, £1 13/0; Poner cows, 10/ to £l 4/; boner bulls, 1.1/ to £3 1/; good quality Jersey heifer calves, 0/ to 10/; good quality in-calf Jersey heifers, £1 to Cl 11/; dairy cows and heifers, £3 to £) 10/; baekAvard and inferior eat lie, 10/ to £1 Jo/; 1 vmontle'Shorthorn heifers. 11/ to Cl 1/. Pigs: Ba Conors, to £3 3/; porkers, to £1 10/'; good slips, lo £1 1/; weanew, m 1:1/.