PYNE, GOULD, GUINNESS, LTD. J, GOULD, GUINNESS, LTD. | ADDINGTON MARKET REPORT. WEDNESDAY, 23rd JULY, 1930. STORE SHEEP—There was a ' medium entry of store sheep, com- j prising mostly aged ewes and a few backward hoggets. There were a few lines of young ewes, which sold well. We quote: —Small ewe hoggets to 9/6, ordinary wether hoggets 8/6 to 11/6; good 2, 4 and 6-tooth crossbred ewes to 28/-. do. halfbred ewes 22/3 to 24/3; sound-mouth halfbred ewes 13/- to 14/3; small 6-tooth S-bred wethers to 16/7, small 2-tooth i-bred wethers 12/- to 13/3. FAT LAMBS—There W'as a small yarding, comprising only 274. The quality was indifferent, with the exception of a few pens of outstanding lambs. Top price for the day was 33/4. FAT SHEEP—The yarding was about a race and a half larger than last week, and comprised a large proportion of good fat ewes, with a fair sprinkling of butchers' wethers. The market opened at below last week's rates, but after the first alley was sold the price increased, and continued on a par with .those at recent sales, with the exception that light and medium ewes eased, throughout. Heavy butchers’ ewes maintained their value, while heavy wethers Were better by 1/6 to 2/1 a head. Lighter wethers maintained last week's rates. We can quote: —On account of Mr J. A. Nichol (Hadlowl, 60 ewes at 16/7 to 20/7; A/c. Mr F. EZ Squire (Hadlow), 60 ewes at 17/7 to 21/71 A/c. Mr T. H. Ivey (Saltwater Creek), 120 ewes at 16/10 to 21/7. FAT CATTLE —There was a total entry of 420. Our yarding consisted of 158 head. The sale’ opened at from about £1 to 30/- a head above last week’s rates, but eased a little as the sale progressed. However, there was a distinctly better tone about the market. We quote the following:— prime steer beef 39/7 to 43/- per 1001 b, heavy steer beef 36/- to 38/6, medium steer beef 33/- to 35/6, best quality cow beef to 38/-, medium quality cow beef 33/- to 36/-, inferior quality cow beef to 31/-. Our sales included: —On account of a North Island client, 49 steers at £ls/17/6 to £l9/2/6; A/c. Mr W W. Mcßae (Glens of Tekoa), 15 steers at £ll/17/6 to £l4/7/6, 2 heifers at £l3/12/6 to £l6/17/6, 13 cows at £9/7/6 to £l2/17/6; A/c. Mr D. G. MacFarlane (Itafa Downs), 9 steers at £ll/17/6 to £ls/7/6; A/c. Mr C. G. Richfield (Port Levy), 8 steers at £l2/2/6 to £l4/a/6; A/c. Mr Frank Leonardo (Le Bon’s Bay), 6 steers at £ll/17/6 to £l4. J M. C. McLEOD. LAND AGENT & SHAREBROKER.
BANK OF AUSTRALASIA BUILDINGS. SHEEP RUN FOR SALE —800 ACRES PASTORAL ( LEASE, good steading, excellent | flock. Full particulars on applica- ; tion. DAIRY FARM 55 ACRES, heavy flat land. Milk about 25 cows. Ingoing about £650. Or j would Exchange for Timaru House about £7OO. SMALL MIXED FARM ABSENTEE OWNER will take a Deposit of £250 on 130 ACRES good medium land, handy to Timaru. Suitable cows, sheep and cropping, j Buildings include sopnd 5-Roomed House, stable, granary and garage, etc. 'This property can be bought for well under the recent Government value, and if you wish to start on the land and have i sufficient capital for stocking, we | recommend inspection. SMALL COUNTRY STORE £7SO—FREEHOLD of Small Country Store, stocking general lines, confectionery, etc. At present, counter business only, but could be ex-
paneled. Sound Modern Buildings, > with 1 Acre of Good Land, Sale ' Shop, Four Living Rooms, and all ! conveniences. Small deposit to approved buyer. Stock at Valua- 1 tion. A House And a Business with possibilities for £750. NEW BUNGALOWS We quote several New Bungalows, which are well worthy of consideration and inspection. The value is there. Each property has advantages of locality and the best of construction and workmanship, with every detail of modern conveniences. £I6OO (CLOSE IN) —5-Roomed Brick Bungalow, and Outbuildings, just completed. Valuable Section, large rooms, electric cooking. £l4oo—Substantial Five-Roomed Brick Bungalow. 2 . Sleeping Porches. Sunny high locality. Deposit £2OO. £I4OO (Elizabeth Street)—Modern Bungalow of 6 Rooms and Garage. £1250—5 Rooms and Sleeping Porch, 2 Sections. Large Garage . £llOO (Highfield)—Five Rooms and Sleeping Porch. Low Deposit. £lo9s—Very Attractive Four-Roomed Bungalow, and Garage. £1090—4-Roomed Modern Bungalow on a site which is second to none far. outlook and sunshine. EXCHANGES OWNER of G-Roomed Residence in Wai-iti Road (with 1-acre of land) will Exchange for Smaller Property. Five-Roomed Bungalow, for Building Site (close in). 6-Roomed Bungalow (5 minutes from Town) for Good Section further out. J. M. C. McLEOD, BANK OF AUSTRALASIA BUILDINGS ILFRED McCLURE LAND AND ESTATE AGENT. GERALDINE. Agent For — PUBLIC TRUSTEE. YORKSHIRE INSURANCE CO. LTD. A. B. ANNAND AND CO. (Grail Merchants). Sub-Agent— A. M. P. SOCIETY. ALL CLASSES OF PROPERTY FOR SALE. Inquiries Personally Attended To. ’Phones; Office 33. Residence 22. P.O. BOX 55.
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Timaru Herald, Volume CXXV, Issue 18627, 24 July 1930, Page 16
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