ADDINGTON YARDS.

Star (Christchurch), Issue 7589, 24 December 1902, Page 3

ADDINGTON YARDS.

-rr ♦ — ££eb ?kb "8?4B*8" Pigeon; E^kss.} The hggjyy nw^ ' cpnsi^i^piy a#epfed ihe entries of istqpk A\> the Admn^Qii Y ar-ds to&thy ,' aijd the 'afi^ri^pce ' waf ' conned'" fo thpsje "whose kusjin^s compelled theqi*. ip t»e tHefe. ' '""' " ' '"'" ''''"' " ' Eat GfTTLE.---Tlie yarding of beef •s;%s confined to 2-^'*|j^cl, noiie q| wliicji: coy&d be •class^cl ap pi-IJnp. i?K*f» 33 $9$ Qi'w& butchers had secured, supplies the previous week, -hidd'ing was nqf -spirited. ' Seven heiiei-s from the Kinloch i^|ati mqde £-§ l'Os to £9 ss;' tlie five stperij ori offer brought £8 to £9 "ss, aa-drthe cows £6J to JB6 7s'6d: V ''' :! '"' : -'■' " Stoke axd (Dairy Cattle.— The §mail| entries in both these classes sold at aboufc Ja-tp j-atp-s- --" Fat\*S^pj?p.— The yefdtyg, -srhich "vps sjnati, contained nothing special, and late rates were about maintained. Fat Lambs.— Tbpre Mf-as s»ix p^tjy of about 850. mostly good to* prime 'sorts. Freezing bi^yer*^ F«fe*' pperafing ff-eely and too^: 'the ma_oj-ity,' at fpom l&s to' '15? '4d, the rest falling to bptche^s &\ 14s to 16s 2d for Best, 11? tq iqs 9^ for f^edrnm ?nd 8a 9d to 10s 6d for inferior. Stope giifEE?'.— Thp yqrdipg cqmjsted oi 524Q. There Was a good 'feiand for all gorts, ewes audi lambs esj^pialty selling wdl. Shorn wethers. SQId 1 af Us to 17s, tth^ principal sales being iQfd ai 163 9^', 234 at 1% 2d) and) I*7 at" lU'td ; <^f « s d ' VSl*ers, 170 made 13s 4jJ, 145 ISs and 257 12s IOd ; cwres -ffitli* laaiibs bvofgh"P S? lld '> 9s s^, 9s 6d J\ad 9s 9d "ajll cpu^tfed, 3# 566 eTV'es brought- 15s 7d. Pigs. — Only • . aboufc 50 . were yarded, baconers mak|ng 35s to; 42s and; -p^rkprs 24s to 32s'. ' :; " " "" ■' ;'. '" '■' r::.:,.._,.„ M ,, r^^j'^.u^ ..