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Timaru Herald, Volume CXXV, Issue 18007, 12 July 1928, Page 16

PYNE, GOULP ; GUINNESS, LTD. - pLEASANT POINT SALE. MONDAY, JULY 16. Account Loudon Donald, Ashburton 4 Extra Good Cobs (3 and 4 years, unbroken). 1 Yearling (by Man o’ War, dam Quincey mare). 1 Bay Cob (7yrs), broken to saddle and harness. PYNE, GOULD, GUINNESS, LTD., Auctioneers. pYNE, GOULD, GUINNESS, LTD. ADDINGTON MARKET REPORT. WEDNESDAY, JULY 11. GOOD STORE SHEEP SALE. The sale yesterday was held in Ideal weather, before another large attendance of buyers. Cattle sold at lower prices than last week, but although fat sheep held up, the sale was scarcely as keen. Store Sheep.—The demand here ■was very keen, and although onl> a dozen or so pens of hoggets were yarded, they were in strong demand, and wether hoggets advanced about 1/6 per head. A nice line of 170 three-quarter-bred ewe hoggets made 33/6. The adult sheep consisted chiefly of ewes, Including a large proportion of young and soundmouthed sheep. Top price was for 60 good 4 and 6-tooth 3-bred ewes at 41/6, while several lines of 2,4, 6 and 8-tooth (mostly 4 and 6-tooth) 3-bred ewes, sold at from 34/6 to 36/3. A pen of nice halfbred soundmouthed ewes made 36/9. Wethers sold up to late rates, but a few good lines were offering. The range of values was as follows: —Good t and 3-bred ewe hoggets 30/- to 33/6, ordinary 26/6 to 29/-; extra good 4 and 6-tooth 3-bred ewes, 41/6, good 34/- to 36/9; good sound-mouth bred ewes 32/- to 36/9, or^^ a . r^ 6 and 8-tooth J-bred ewes 26/3 to 31/-* forward 4, 6 and 8-tooth ibred wethers 31/- to 34/6; ordinary 26/6 to 30/6. Fat Sheep.—Thera was an average yarding of about 10 races, but it included many outstanding lines of both wethers and ewes, the standard throughout being a high one. Values held to late rates, except for light wethers, which were slightly easier by 1/-, but the keen competition of last week was absent. We sold several notable lines of sheep, topping the market in both the ewe and wether sections. Our sales included: Wethers —Account Mr Donald McDonald, Edendale, 70 up to 49/1. Account Mr S. Midgley, St. Andrews, 60 from 41/1 to 43/10. Account Mr C. Addington, Kirwee, 60 from 41/1 to 43/1. Ewes —Account Mr H. Muckle, Dorie, 60 up to 44/1} account Mr J. G. Millan, Waimate, 60 from 41/- to 48/10; and a truck account a Waimate client up to 41/1. yalues ranged as follows: Wethers, extra prime 44/- to 49/1, prime 39/« to 43/-, medium 88/6 to 38/6, light 28/6 to 33/-. Ewes, extra prime 38/- to 44/1, prime 33/- to 36/6, medium 29/- to 81/6, light .23/6 to 27/6. r Fat Lambs. —Only 485 head of fat lambs were yarded. The quality was very indifferent, and the sale as a whole lacked animation. We sold the two top-priced lines on account of Mr Geo. McLaughlin, Oulverden, up to 42/10, and on account of Mr T. Streeter, Motukarara, up to 40/10. Fat Cattle. —There was a goodsized entry of North Island steers to be yarded. We offered this line, which consisted of 60 nice weight Polled Angus steers. Top price for these was £lB/10/-. The market did not sustain last week’s advance, and prices were back by 20/- per head at least. We topped the market with a magnificent line of bullocks from Mr F. G. Birdling, of Birdling's Flat, which averaged £2O/2/6, one beast topping the market at £24/2/6. We quote: Extra prime heavy steers up to £24/2/6, prime steers £ls/10/- to £lB/10/-, medium steers £l3 to £ls/15/-; prime heifers £ll/10/- to £l4/7/6, medium heifers £9/10/- to £11; prime cows £ll to £ls/7/6, medium cows £8 to £lO/10/-. Fat Pigs.—A small entry of mixed quality met with a stronger demand, and prices advanced for both bacon and pork. Baconers averaged 6id to 7id per lb, and porkers from 7|d to Bd. Store Pigs.—ln spite of a heavier yarding than last week, competition was keen, and prices advanced appreciably. Good weaners made from 10/6 to 15/-. From the above it will be seen that Pyne, Gould, Guinness, Ltd., secured top prices in the following sections: Fat wethers, fat ewes, fat cattle, fat lambs, also fat pigs.

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