MASTERTON SALE.
F.C’D. COMPANY, LTD.
The New Zealand Farmers’ Co-op-erative Distributing Co,, Ltd., report on their weekly sale on Wednesday as follows:—Our yarding consisted of 1,454 sheep and a few pigs which were submitted to a large attendance. Fat sheep remained at about late rates. Store sheep met a good market and sold well. Following will give an indication of values: — Fat Sheep: Fat wethers, 23/9; fat ewes, 17/3, 17/9, 18/- to 18/3; Southdown ewes, 18/- to 18/3; fat lambs, SO/-, 21/8, 22/-, 23/- to 23/7; b.f. 2toothe, 21/6. Store sheep: Fat and forward 2tooth wvethers, 22/8; others, 21/- to 21/6; m.a. ewes r.w. Southdown rams, 23/6; 2-tooth do., 24/-; aged do., 15/6 to 15/7; stud Romney ewe lambs, £1 10/-; medium ewe lambs, 14/7 to 15/6; good wether lambs, 16/6 to 17/7; medium do., 13/2 to 14/11; small da, 7/7/10 to 8/6; medium b.f. lambs, 14/-, 15/6 to 16/6; store ewes, 8/6, 9/- to 10/6. Horses: 1 aged draught gilding, £25; 1 haclk, £B/8/-.
Pigs: Porkers, 25/-; weaners, 7/-, 8/- to 9/-.
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Wairarapa Age, 4 May 1934, Page 7
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173MASTERTON SALE. Wairarapa Age, 4 May 1934, Page 7
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