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Timaru Herald, Volume CXXV, 17 July 1930, Page 16

PYNE, GOCLD, GUINNESS, LTD. DYNE, GOULD, GUINNESS, LTD,. ADDINGTON MARKET REPORT. WEDNESDAY, 16th JULY, 1930. STORE SHEEP.—There was a very small entry, consisting of small hoggets and old ewes. We quote:—Best crossbred ewes, five-year-old and due to lamb in September, up to 19/5; inferior sorts from 14/- to 17/3; small well-woolled three-quarterbred ewe hoggets made 15/9, and wether hoggets from the same place made up to 10/-. FAT SHEEP—There was a slightly smaller yarding than last week, but the quality of the entry was much better. Good butchers’ sheep were, if anything, a shade easier, but lighter sorts fit for freezing were well up to last week’s rates. We quote:—Extra prime wethers up to 33/4, prime wethers from 28/to 31/-, freezing wethers from 18/6 to extra prime ewes up to 26/7, prime ewes 20/- to 24/10, medium ewes 16/- to 19/10, inferior ewes 12/- to 15/-. Our principal sales were as follows: — On account Mr H. H. Thorne (Hororata), 23 wethers at 29/1 to 31/4, 31 ewes at 23./4 to 26/7; A/c. Mr H. J. C. Harper (Grassy Hills), 62 ewes at 15/7 to 18/10; A/c. Mr W. M. Bruce (Lowcliffe), 180-ewes at 17/- to 22/7; A/c. Messrs Lloyd Bros. (Coldstream), 180 wethers at 21/7 to 24/10; A/c. Mr E. W. Galletly (Hinds), 61 ewes at 16/10 to 20/7. FAT LAMBS.—There was a very small yarding of fat lambs, which sold at well up to schedule. Our top price for the day was 30/7 for a pen from McAdam Bros., of Balcairn. FAT CATTLE —The yarding consisted of 430 head, comprising mostly good quality steers. There were about 80 head of North Island cattle, which were all sold. Our entry was 120 head, and we quote:—Prime steer beef 38/6 to 41/- per 1001 b, heavy steer beef 33/- to 36/-, medium steer beef 31/to 34/6, cow beef 30 - to 33/-. Some of our sales were:—A c. Mr M. Bethell (Pahau Pastures), 14 steers ,at £l7/12/6 to £lB/7/6; A/c. Mr J. F. MacFarlane (Hawkwood), 7 steers at £ll/7/6 to £l6/2/6; A/c. southern client, 17 steers at £l3/12/6 to £ls 12/6; A/c. Mr W. F. Parkinson (Kaituna), 4 cows at £lO/2/6 to £ll/12/6. 3 heifers at £lO/17/6 to £l2/7/6; A/c. Mr F. Leonardo (Le Bon’s Bay), 24 steers at £l3/15/- to £l6/2/6. The pork market was just a fair entry. Of the 285 porkers yarded, we sold 143. All classes met with good competition, and prices were on a par with last week. A feature of the market to-day was a chopper sold by ourselves, on account of Mr C. Stace (Springston), the price being £ll. It was bought by Mr J. Andrews, pork butcher. Another good chopper brought £lO/10/-. The bacon market was small, and all lots were sold at a little better prices than last week. In the store pig section, 120 pigs were offered, of which we sold 85. The wet weather affected the attendance of buyers, nevertheless large stores sold well, while weaners were slightly easier. W. F. EVANS, TEMUEA. TtfJ. F - EVANS. BEAL ESTATE & SHAREBROKER, 140 KING STREET. TEMUKA. OWN YOUR OWN HOME. OWN YOUR OWN HOME. !fhe First Step Towards Owning Your Own Home is to Secure a Section. WE HAVE SOME OF THE MOST DESIRABLE SECTIONS IN THE VERY BEST LOCALITIES IN TOWN AVAILABLE ON EXTREMELY SMALL DEPOSITS OF £lO. £ls. £2O. £lO. ‘ 15. £2O. BALANCE OF PURCHASE MONEY AT 5 PER CENT. On Payment of a DEPOSIT on SECTION we will prepare and complete an Application FREE OI CHARGE, on your behalf for a Government Loan tQ Erect Dwelling and Outbuildings, and pay the balance of purchase money. You select youi own builder and your own plans anc specifications. Government Loans are repayable b] instalments at a Low Rate o" Interest AND YOU ARE BUYING YOU! HOME WHILE YOU PA if YOUI RENT. No better proposition going. We have also a nice range or Towi Properties for disposal, including tin following— A GENUINE BARGAIN—.I-Acre, Rooms and Kitchenette, Brick am Roughcast, bath, h and c water, ga: washhouse, c and t, patent W.C. A REAL SNIP—4-Acre, 5 Room: bathroom, pantry and scullery, h am c water, gas, washhouse, c and t. £6 deposit. Income Tax Returns Prepared. Local Agent: State Fire Office. W. F. EVANS. KING STREET. TEMUKA. FARMERS! FARMERS! FARMERS FARMERS! FARMERS! FARMERS THE BEGINNING OF A NEW ERA You Know Practical Knowledge cannt be transplanted by Scientific Researc] THE CHICKENS HAVE COME HOME TO ROOST. Carrying heavy obligations, ar adopting the wait-and-see policy not practical. We have financi buyers prepared to pay good reasonab value for land. Place your proper in our hands for sale. We effect mo land sales and create least farmei failures. Information concerning yoi land will be treated as confidents and particulars will not be broadcaste TERTIUS M. MUNRO, LTI TIMARU. BEDROCK PRICES AT THE NEW CASH CROCERS OPPOSITE ARCADE OPPOSITE ARCADE J. TODD, PROPRIETOR