STOCK SALES.

Sun (Christchurch), Volume I, Issue 49, 3 April 1914, Page 11

STOCK SALES.

, CULVERDEN. At the Culverden sale yesterday there was a yarding of about 10,000 sheep, 600 y of which were fat. Fat lambs sokPi at 16/2 to 18/3, two-tooth breeding ewes 17/4 to 26/5, soundmoutli ewes 13/11 to 19/-, eight-tooth ewes 20/3, ewe lambs 15/6 to 18/8, wether, lambs 13/-, forward lambs 14/6 to 16/-. The principal sales were: — Fat lambs—For F. Flower, 84 at 17/6; .J. Kilpatrick, 22 at 17/7; J. Butler, 80 at- 18/2, 85 half-bred at 18/3; W. H. Dunstan, 95 at 17/6; J. D. Crossl.ey, 230 at 16/2. Stores —For W. O. Rutherford, 366 wether lambs at 13/-, 454 ewe lambs at 18/8; F. Fowler, 1.01 wethers at 14/-, 145 two-tooth ewes at 17/4, 127 full-mouth ewes at 13/11, and 1029 at 15/2, 340 four and six-tooth ewes at 17/4; J. and W. Stevenson, 248 twotooth ewes at 26/5, 237 two-tooth wethers at 15/10, 700 merino ewes at 8/6; J. Eraser, 800 forward lambs at 14/6 to *l6/-; clients, 882 sound-moutli ewes at 16/- -to 16/3, 400 at 16/9, 257 twotooth ewes . at 19/6, 85 two-tootli ewes at 24/11, 754 ewe » lambs at 15/6, merino ewes at 7/- to 8/-, 137 four and six-tooth half bred ewes at 21/9, 247 half bred eight-tooth ewes at 20/3, 910 sound-mouth half bred ewes at 19/-, J 500 sound-mouth mSrino ewes at 12/7 to 12/8, 110 failing merino ewes at 8/6.