RABBITSKIN SALE

Putaruru Press, Volume XXI, Issue 1240, 24 July 1947, Page 6

RABBITSKIN SALE

GOOD QUALITY GRADES SELL WELL K large offering was submitted for sale at the Otago Farmers’ Cooperative Association of N.Z., Ltd., fortnightly auction, and taking into consideration the 10 per cent, levy, which operated as from July 16, values did not show any marked depreciation, while good winter grades were firmer as compared with the previous sale. Following is the range of prices: 3rd broken, to 72d per lb; 2nd broken, to 112 d; Ist broken, to 105 d; milky, to 55d; summers, 72id to 78id; late autumns and incomings, 13'3d to 134 d; spotty autumns and incomings, HOd to 128 d; 4th spotty bucks, to 1094; 4th spotty does, to 125 d; 3rd spotty bucks, 112 d to 122 d; 3rd spotty does, 125 d to 1344; 2nd spotty bucks, 126 d to 136 d; 2nd spotty does, 1354 to 143 d; 'lst spotty bucks, to 147 d; Ist spotty does, to lfild; 2nd winter bucks, 141di to 171 d; 2nd winter does, 141 d to 222 d; Ist winter bucks, 157 d to 195 d; autumns fatty, to 112 d; winters fatty, to 127 d; wcievilly, to 42~d; 3rd blacks, to 54 Id; 2nd blacks, to Usd; Ist blacks, to 237 d; 3rd fawns, to 84d; 2nd fawns, to 138 d; Ist fawns, to l®3d; hare skins, 117 d to 151 d; horse hair, to 36d; goat skins, to 2s. The next sale is scheduled for August 29. In order to toe ncluded August 29. In order to be included on August 22.