HAWARDEN SALE.

Sun (Christchurch), Volume I, Issue 78, 8 May 1914, Page 11

HAWARDEN SALE.

Yesterday at the Ha warden sale some 4350 sheep were yarded, the fat sheep aggregating-3250, lambs accounting for 1900, wethers 737, and ewes made up the balance. A good sale resulted, the prices being as follow: —Freezing lambs 17/6 to 19/-, extra up to 23/-, light and unfinished, 15/6 to 16/6, fat wethers 19/1 to 21/7, fat ewes best 14/1 to 16/10, others 11/- to 13/7; four and sixtooth crossbred wethers 17/3 to 18/9, two-tooth wethers 15/10, six and eight-, tooth ewes (low condition) 18/9, a.m. ewes 15/-j aged culls 2/9, f.m. merino ewes 3/9, rape lambs 13/9 to 14/-, store lambs 11/7. Among the sales made were the following. Account of W. T. Earl, 32 fat lambs 19/-; John Power, 56 17/2; R. Wright, 127 16/6; P. C. Hoban, 112 19/1; T. A. Shields, 150 19/to 19/3; J. Weld, 32 17/2; C. E. Mason, 24 18/-; H. 11. Holland, 50 18/6; E. and W. Mason, 51 19/3; F. Mason, 17 17/6; Brooksdale Estate, 209 18/8, 69 19/11, 50 23/-; H. H. Piercy, 17 18/2; J. H. Wright, 46 16A, 94 14/-; J. Skurv, 70 18/11; Mrs Cost&llo, 124 18/4. Fat wethers —BrookSdkle Estate, 25 21/7; W. T. Earl, 63: >lB/1; R. Wright, 18 16/10; P. C. Hoban; 89 20/1. Fat ewes —T. A. Shields','s2ls/-;C. E. Mason, 17 13/6; F. Masonj 2& *l4/1;R. Marshall, 65 13/7; H. H. Piercy, 26 15/6; J. Skurr, 73 15/2; W. T. Earl, M' 16/10; John Power, 52 13/2; and R. Wright, 85-13/4. Stores—For R.''Wright, 135 lambs 13/9; W. A. Banks, 156 11/7, 53 wethers 15/10; W. Wilson, 121 wethers 18/9, 149 17/3 ti>"l7/6.