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Timaru Herald, Volume CXXV, Issue 18615, 10 July 1930, Page 16

PYNE, GOULD, GUINNESS, LTD. pYNE, GOULD, GUINNESS, LTD. ADDINGTON MARKET REPORT. WEDNESDAY, 9th JULY, 1930. STORE SHEE—The entry was the smallest yarded for this season. Anything showing any quality sold well, j We quote:—Halfbred ewe hoggets up i to 16/7, inferior sorts to 13/6, wether hoggets from 6/- to 12/-; best 2-tooth I i-bred ewes to 25 9, 4-tooth *-bred I ewes to 31/6, aged ewes of all classes from 9/7 to 15/9. FAT LAMBS—There was a small yarding of fat lambs, and they sold at well above schedule rates. FAT SHEEP—An average yarding comprised some good lines of wethers, but ewes predominated. Values were practically unchanged. We quote:— On account of Mr J. A. Powell (Waihaorunga), 60 ewes at 18/10 to 23/4. Best wethers sold up to 30/1, and best ewes up to 29/10. FAT CATTLE. —There was again a fairly heavy yarding, comprising 425, of which 230 came from the North Island. Most of the entry consisted of heavy steers. The market was down by from 10/- to £1 per head. We quote the following sales:—Account of Mr M. Bethell (Pahau Pastures), 14 steers at £l6/17/6 to £lB/12/6; account of Mr Roger Gould (The Hermitage), 8 steers at £lO/2/6 to £25/17/6; account of North Island client, 10 steers at £23/12/6 to £26/17/6; account Jones fltnd Sons (Waimate), 14 steers at £ls/2/6 to £lB/2/6. Best handy-weight steer and heifer beef sold at from 38/6 to 41/per 1001 b, heavy steer 33/6 to 36/6, medium and inferior quality 31/- to 34/6, cow beef 30/- to 33/-, inferior cow beef down to 22/6. PIGS—The pork market was a good one from start to finish, all lots selling at a little better than last week. We can quote the following prices:— 5 choppers from £7/1/- to £ll/1/-. The bacon market comprised a fair-sized entry, and all lots sold at late rates. A good entry of store pigs met with a fair demand, all classes being eagerly sought after at late rates.

Y^ILLIAM M. COTTERELL, REAL ESTATE AGENT. OPPOSITE G.P.O. TEMUKA. ! Private Tel. 140. Office Tel. 188. i q FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE \ ' 167 ACRES. L.I.P j 167 ACRES, L.I.P 167 ACRES, L.I.P FOR SALE FOR SALE ’ FOR SALE FOR SALE RENT: 3/6 PER ACRE. The best of j wheat land, suitable also for 1 dairying. Ample winter and spring j feed. STOCK: 290 EWES, 15 HEAD OF CATTLE AND 2 HORSES. IMPLEMENTS: All necessary farm Implements, including TRACTOR. BUILDINGS: MODERN 5-ROOMED BUNGALOW, milking shed, shearing shed, etc. Good Garden and Orchard. THE HOMESTEAD is well sheltered by Plantation. SITUATION is ideal, being near school and township. x j PRICE for GOODWILL and STOCK, ( etc., £2BOO. Terms if necessary. Owner would consider exchanging for Town Property. SMALL DAIRY FARM. 48 ACRES FREEHOLD. CARRYING 24 Cows and 12 Head of Young Stock. MODERN BUILDINGS. Annual profit for the last 5 years £498. PRICE. £450 DEPOSIT ON LAND. STOCK at Valuation. BALANCE arranged. WILLIAM M. COTTERELL, Agent Alliance Assurance, Temuka.

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