COUNTRY NEWS.

New Zealand Herald, Volume XXXI, Issue 9455, 10 March 1894, Page 6

COUNTRY NEWS.

Tfeom our OWN correspondents. I Cambridge, Friday. Messrs. Caster and Francis report having held a capital stock sale at WhatavvhaW Wednesday, at which the following pn«were realised :—Three- hellers, 15s to £3 17s 6d; 2-year-old steers an heifers, from £2 Is to £2 15s 6d; ye" 1 "®! 15s to £117s 6d ; calves, £110s to ±1U«»» springers, £5 to £5 17s 6d ; dry store cows, £4 to £4 10s; hacks, £5. to £9 17s 9d, 1« 4 buggy horses, £8 to £9 10s; poi . uso screws, from £2 10s to £4 10s. Sundn realised satisfactory prices. __ Coi ration The Indian contingent oi the Sal«n a Army, under Major Musa Bhai, ha P visit to Cambridge, and , address Wednes* audiences in the Oddfellows Hall on . nesday and Thursday evenings. In fae ings were of an interesting character visitors were well receive HAopOi Fri day, Messrs. McNicol and Co. will hold their second sheep fair here on Thure A/';■ 3 heep 22, which, not only from the number o already entered, but from the qua'"* fQ i them, promises to be even mßl ® nm sheep than the last. Already some Io,OW have been entered, and the number i to be increased to 20,000. _ Amongst will be seen in to-day's issu-, are so-■J, th . Lincoln, Romney Marsh, Hampshue, down, and Shropshire rams., MvnlfSl l [By TKLKORAFH.-OWN J 1 ' poTIKI, F rl ° a list Mr. Lang, the dairy exß f'';'® Ct aodience. night to a large and appreciative »» { the He exhibited a model separator ana Babcock milk tester. T; .