COMMERCIAL

Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LXIV, Issue 19247, 12 February 1937, Page 2

COMMERCIAL

NORTH CLYDE EWE PAIR A FULL YAEDING PRICES EASTER. (Special to tin- Herald.) WAIROA, this day. At the North Clyde Ewe Fair yesterday there was a full yarding of sheep. Prices were easier, vendors in some instances being required to lower their reserves to meet, the market. The following is a range of values. Two, four and six-tooth ewes, His to 29s fid; •' and o'-ycar ewes, ISs 3d to 27s Id: mixed age ewes, 24s Id; sound mouth owes, 10s Od; wether lambs, (is to 17s 4<l.

WAIROA RAM FAIR

MARKET EASIER iSprrinl to tho Herald.) WAIROA. this day. The nnnnal Ram Pair held at ihe Korth Olvde saleyards n:i Wednesday was well attended, the yarding of approxi. malelv 503 Romuey rams and SO shenrling Southdown rams being submitted to a slightly easier market, but n good clearance' was effected. Romncy shearling tarns realised 4gns. to Bgns. ; 2-shear Romney rams. 4gns. ro sgns.; 3-shcar Romne'v rams,.3gfiß. to 63gns.; shearling Southdown rams, ojgns. to 6gns. ; Southdown rams, old, 15s: mixed age Southdown rams, ligris. to 2ign=.

STORE CATTLE MARKET KEEN HASTINGS DEMAND Although the offering! of store cattle at Stortford" Lodge, Eastings, on Wednesday, was only a small one, considerable was 'shown in the entry and a keen demand for the better class of stock" brought forward maintained prices at a satisfactory level. The chief entry was on account of Mr. T. C. Lowrv, .whoso offering of 59 eighteen-rnonths' P. A. -Hereford cross steers, well grown and in excellent store condition, sold out at, £8 12s. Another line, on account of Rock station, comprising! 14 fairly grown three and fouryear Hereford and Shorthorn cross cattle, forward in condition, realised C 9 4s.