Ohaeawai Bidding
L | I L I The North Auckland Farmers j i { ! j Co-op., Limited, reports holding a J f sale at Ohaeawai on Wednesday, when \ ! a fair yarding, considering weather ! • j conditions," came forward. Dairy j ' j cattle sold fairly well, but beef and I ’ store cattle were a little easier. Best j . j dairy cows sold from £7/10/- to £8 j i j 15/-; medium, £6/13/- to £7/7/6; j | backward, aged and inferior, £4/15/- j ' j to £5/17/6; good dairy heifers, £6/5/- j | to £6/12/6; medium, £5 to £6/2/6; j ■j small and backward. £4 to £5/2/6; j j light fat Jersey bullocks. £8 to £9 j j 5/-; heavy fat cows, £8; medium, £5 I 15/- to £7/2/6; light. £4/10/- to £5 | 1/-; fresh conditioned cows, £3/15/- i to £4/7/-; heavy boner cows, £2/15/to £3/6/-; medium, £2/10/- to £2 ! j 14/-; light. £2 to £2/8/-; cows and ! ' calves, £4/10/- to £4/12/6: boner } | bulls. £3/15/- to £6/1/-; yearling j I Shorthorn steers, £3/17/- to £4/12 / -; . i two-year-olds, £5/2/6 to £6/1/-. | 1 • |
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Northern Advocate, 22 July 1938, Page 2
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