WANGANUI WOOL

Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 79, Issue 14, 17 January 1936, Page 8

WANGANUI WOOL

YESTERDAYS SALE PRICE LEVELS REMAIN FIRM SPLENDID CLEARANCE CONTINENTAL DOMINATION ; GERMANY BUYS WELL. Values at recent sales were fully maintained at Wanganui yesterday , when a total offering of 30,000 bales of wool was submitted to auction before a full bench of buyers. Weil spread bidding, at all times dominated by the Continent, resulted in an excellent clearance, between 96 and 97 per cent of the offering, at prices satisfactory to growers. It wag the first Wan- , ganui sale of the current season i and aroused wide public interest. | If wa* evident that while the buyers I «ere operating on limits, there was plenty of rompetitiou at ruling values.! Continental operators secured the I major share of the wool, and it was noticeable that Germany was strongly i tn the marker. One broker alone re-; ports the sate of approximately 1900 j bales to that quarter. Bradford helped to maintain the competition and again gave evidence of a steadv return :«■ | previous strength. It was apparent, however, that that section nf the trade) still needs more flexible limits to be I able to keep pace with Continental 1 competitors. J.tpsn bought extensiMy • from those clips which were suitable • tn her requirements. Late shearing had an effect on rhe ; get-up of severai clips, seed «h«»wing I through in above average quantity. In; several instances a disinclination to, skirt thoroughly resulted in seed and . dirty wool pulling down the value *»f j certain line* which would have :v. ■ j aged out on a much higher level h» • , their get tip been improved. ! a *«i . over all. the catalogue was one r.nr: entlv suited to the requirements nf the! Continental trade. Bradford s opera- ; rion« being directed to the average to ; good top-making sorts. American bid-*' ding was not prominent, due entirely’ to the fact that the offering was not ' .suitable for that trade. Rroker« f reports show that ruling: values were maintained. Finer vools . showed a farthing to a half-penny rise, on the price range established at " e|- : Fngton recently. Seventeen pence . farthing was rhe top price of the sale, j realised fo r a parfieularlr fine line of I Cnrrtedate wool submitted bv Messrs. , Pernie Bros. L «a« noticeable that wren the range of prices forged up • ahnvp fourteen to fifteen pence. New Zealand mills, especially Ross and , Glendining. were keen competitors, most of the higher prated wools findisg purchasers in that quarter. France’s name was prominent in the sales of; necks and bellies. Vsked to briefly sum rhe «ate up, a prominent broker said to the ••Chro • niele” yesterday that it was a t on • tinental market, the outlook had nevrt ■ been brighter since 1934 and the read! nes< of growers to meet the offers * values was encouraging. He said th it the clearance was an effective imp and by the time the season was over, pro i ided the range of prices remained firm, there would be little hold wool to earrv over to the next season. Another broker agreed with that vi » v and added that the market was n »’ . expected to fluctuate before the «-te«e of the season and rhe range of vahie< . a« set bv thi* sale could i»e looked i upon as being fairly stable. Range nf Prices. The official range of prices was a- , follows; Fine Halfbred. 58. 56/58. 56 Extra Super . . to 17?uper . 1 » to 1 6 Average 13 t« 14 Medium Halfbred. 50/56. 50— A' e rage 1 • • - * n 12 -, Inferior 9. to l<t Ex*ra Fine Crossbred, 48 50— Super 11 to 111 I Average ■• •* t° I”.-, Inferior 7 • • ” Fine Crossbred. 46 48— Average . *, to 9- : Inferior 7 J to 7 j Medium Crossbred. 44 46 — A erage . ', • Inferior *6 ,n ■ i , Coarse Crossbred. 40 44 Average ' ' • ■ * ’ ; Inferior 6 to 7 j Hoggets- - Firm. I* 50 fl to II i Medium. 46 1* *=, r • !<• . Lambs— P«»wr. s‘» 56 9, to lli i Fine. 46 50 * r» 12 Seedv <v Inf. nil grade* to 7’. ; Bellies and Pieceg«»o<t to super •* 7* ■ <’r. bred. 1 w to ned uni 5 to 5j . Crntch-ngs— Medium to Good .. .. »’« !i> 7’ ; Inferior and Se.».ir .... 5 ' Grades- KA. extra so pet. in report.*, named extra super; X. Mipei. in reports named super; AA A A. super to extra | super, in rop”rts named *uper: BB & , B. medium to good, in reports name*! i average; <’ w D, inferior, in reports j named inferior; A & K. bellies and , pieces, in report® named goo 1 tn super; I t’ A- I), bellies and pieces, in reports &auie<! low to medium. BROKERS’ REPORT® Daigety and Cay. Messrs. Ihtlgttv and Company. LL«» ite<i. report; At the first Wanganui sale reslerday a full offering of 3*UMH» bales wa.« submitted to a large bench of buyers, the eeleelion being an average one of g'JOd to medium top making crossbreds with plenty of quality showing through many lots Owing to a late shearing sr.-d was rather prevalent and, as usual, some good style wook were spoilt by faulty get up and neglect of skirting. Bidding was extremely animated, with huving wril spread, and it is pleasing to he able to report that t’otii Eng-

dish and German buyers were well in the market and purchase’] freely. The I offering was very suitable for Contin cntal purposes, many of the dipt be- I ing hue and of carding length. I France Germany and Belgium were 1 nil keen bidders for the fine carding I .-orts. with Bradford operating widely I ou tile average to goo«i top making qualities. Japan was well in the market tor wools suitable fot her trade; I U.S.A, bidding was restricted, prob ably owing tu the selection being too 1 .me lor her .-pedal lequdemeutr. i Glowers met the market well and hi ■ auction we sold 95j per cent, tiudei ■ the hammer. As compared with 1 he ’ recent Wellington and Napier sales, I we quite prices firm J-’d uncha tged ; except perhaps lor the finer good style f carding wools, which we consider were ■ selling sbg illy in gniwore’ favour. I Lamo.-.’ wo« 1 and .'xnilbilown beth com manded eager competition ami al! I classes of skirtings >old well up •<> late rales. Wool prices now appear . io i>e well stabilised ami we <!•* not. e\pmt much fltictuaiion up till l’ie ! Ho e of our selling season. i We had some nice lots of fair a.id ' medium ciossbieds. also a lew lots vt medium halfbred, a few outsi’nnding >ales being.—Hair bred: Heart b.ami A c L. IL Hamilton, 4 hgts. .13jd; A/c t McCarthy Bros., OF/ H, JU, hgts, Fljd. I Fine Kvi.mey crocsbred: 'Jataramoa A . I>. M« Farlanr. 4, AA ewe® f l-’i-i; I.'SG A . I>. b. Glasgow, 4 W, 1-‘I<1; , Hid; FL a id • •>. 7 AA hgts, J?id ami ; I I’d; Ol’ II A/c McCarthy Bros., 9, 11, I2 4 d; Horse brand A c Lissetle and !< o. A hgts, Hd; Eagiesham, A <• A. i !. I ab’eiv. A ewes. 12]d. Lambs; 1 ;soi<e .uand. six baies at 12*1; Ara I ,ava. four bales at Hd: J A J /Al. four I i.al.-s at, lid ! The following are some of our pnn ! cipal realisations: CGb hoggets S{d, I wethers 7>l. EA Sd. Allandale: H AA | lo’.d. H A 9jd. WA 9]d, EAA 91<i. ;oi: <)■ haifbred 1 Hd. Aramoana: Hog !gp;i 9bl. ewes Sd. bellies 6jd. OF H: lEAA lod. LA 9d. EB B<l. .I.ML in l)ia Imoml: HA 9.1, EA Sjd. <’ around W: H A 9|d. FC 9’d. FXB A B]<l. Makahu: {Hid for Ft\ FXB 9<l. cts 6Jd. <’ C rev !G; HA 9d. EAA S|d. Kawhiti: E Bd. JWB; H 9d. Heart umle.r Eyebrow: Haifbred H 13 bl. FH Hd, H\ l"d. HB H. pieces A Sbl. S.D. 12bl. HI.HL: Wethers Bd. Haupai: HB 7{d, FXB »S.’.d: HA Shi. Komai: Hoggets. K)}d. ewes S.t,d. Ararawa: HA. 9}d. HB Shi. I HFX 9h!. A A 11 jd. A pcs A 7 id. lbs. lid. OR O: FC 10jd. Triangle: LinLnln H BAd. Lincoln F. Dj.l. Tawarikirj ‘AH jo.l, AE 9jd. ne.ks S]d. A pieces I <4i>i. GO: EA 9hl. KB S{d. Manganui: 1 i FH mid. FX 9}d. MR in Circle: FH mid. EAA mid. KA Bid. pieces A 7{<l. RSB: H Bd. W Bd. OSG: FH 9sd. HA ! 9 hi. W A A I’-‘hl. M A 9d. F.A ER j ~,d. Tarataz SD i: , .)d. T’L & Co.; | Quarterbred H 12Jd. HAA lljd. HA I ; I'M W 9;d. Tarafa: S.D. 122 d. Tata-. Irnn.oa: AA 12fd. WA B|d, FXBA B}d. OP-H: Haifbred H L3Jd. quarterbred ' H T’Jd FH mid. haifbred H 13}d. FH I Hid. H\ 9Jd.’WA Sid. .IWR/M: W 1 sd.’ J A J M: HA 9hi. HB S|d, EA L sn ore; H \ lOd, HB 9d, WA 94d, WB i SJd. FXB Shi. necks 9-jd. CCT: KA >ld. MEE; FH 9{d. HA SJd. Rnmaihikit Ltd.: FH 9d. FW ]od. HA B{d. At>: HAA md, H\ S’d. EAA 9d. KA !s;d. FXB S’d. Horse; FH lid. HA 9d. F.B 9{d. MXB Sjd, bellies 6d. lambs A 12d. F.agleshaw: KA 9?d, KB Bhi. I lambs mjd. DC WX/11; FXB 9hl. IH’ W\ 12: MXB S«d. D(’ WN 47: iFXBSj.I. O’ WN 16; EA BJd. Eagle I |shaw; EAA 12’,d. ND : Hoggets BJd, j wethers 7id. ewes Rd. Wright, Stephenson and Coy. | Wright Stephenson and •‘o.. I l.i<i.. in coiijum-tion with Newton King. Ltd., report as follows: Before ■a lull Lem ;i of buyers we t-übmitted a ■aialogup of ijZoo bales ami sobl . '-’9 ppp vent. 1111 ler the hammer. Not ‘ -in. e 1 he .lanuttrv stile of 193 1 has .*m h ;t. i.ealiliy lone pie-ailed. Bidding was i spi.ir-e.i from the cutset and the oulI -tan u ig feature of this sale w:<,- the • ornpet it i’»n from t’ontinenial buyers. I'hr competition from Germany uas ex • epii”nailv strong and somewhat unex . it'd, line (('‘(inan buyer alone pui- ■ ii.'i.-ed approximated\ l(4»0 bales Ji'uii | • »:;r . aEra 1. ,» again .M.0.-wed I grr.'it buvmg sticngth ami secured very I ■ irje quantities. Bradford could mu . * . ( »'ic v.itii ru.-ii strong Contim'ni-il I Ih...ihi-4 ari’l only .->■•. ur»‘<l a small pr<» ■ • pof. ion ««i <»ur catalogue. Japan a Is" | !i. I ped it> make die sale an cm dleil I ■•m- to 1 all 10l- suitable commanded | ■ -‘ic \ -i v keenest competition and as . ;t-’.:i| a la;proportion of Wool was ! st-, utt .- by this section of the trade. I I a ■ nil p-i r i.-otr with the reconi, sale j in Wellington we quote medimn Io • onrsr j at par to firm. Fine w<mls of 4* .?•» tjiiaiiiv 4.| to A,I up a 1.1 s<» i tpiality .d to Id up. Fine hogget wool ■ "lamamicd considerably more ailen- : lion ami a.Hame.i in price from id : io Id. Tne top pi i.-- t ■. ord '-l so far - is ft -t a 21 Lal.- line of <G.riedale 1 cm c- x-.hi.h reali.-e.l the splendid price I | of I5 4 d. T his wo"l was grown by Mr. X. <•. Glasgov. of Turn kina. T’he j :>i:x- ; b.ing l.'-t-.- ami (< lemli i n 1 ng. 1 ...• hogget* of the came clip realised • being siTiito.j by the local wool- | .'••11 mill'. Another g<»« 1 price recorded 1 S • les 01 R<minev hnggets , i or.-.mi-i HI l \ AS ami reciassvd by j' this jot jealiscl I3jd. ami , ‘ 'va* grown by Mr. A. X. Sutherland, j of Fotdeil. I’o day’s sale must lie 1 fie ouragmg to gt«»weis a rd by th? | [ xt'rv ft vx It.is that were passed show ; r'rat liiev ar.? prepared t<? meet the ' 1 market .-. j> n a teasonable price is i offering. A x rry large quantity of I 'xx.-.q is bring r-tomd Hi Wanganui to- ( play, of v.hi.h the valm* is opproxi ( I mni-'lv £l.oihi.ikh). To-d:. • ‘s sale will] I help in make a welcome clvaran.e in |< I :.ll stores am| should to day's prir-es i»e ma i rt 1 a i n.'.l until the eml of the ■ -rast>n a vrrv small amount of woli ; 1 will be carried over. • I'lip following aie some of our , pii.xr: j I E I’AL.NG H A A. I I ;<l; >1 A, 9;d: ; UR. !>d; NBA A 9.1; B. Sid; I !>*••. "Jti, M<s. !>‘i; I-'i- KOTO, i HAA. II;.i; JIA. H;.l; XBAA. JO!d; i AB. JOd; Il Bellies. lii-J; Xks, Del; I lambs l?.l. KMH. I.bs, !>l<l. HI.Y, ewes, 9.1, A.IC, XBAA 11.1; A !)d; B S«l. I'I.YMOG. HAA 9-1. OTAKIBB, HA A, H.\.W?l: l ? XB. lli-1; .XAA. A f>.i: B s;d: I.bs tl>i. TAKIRI HA s>-■); A A l‘ l 4'l: A Sbl. B TJd, .11’ M EXH JI d; HA Sbl; EA BJd, Xks .Jd; Crts, 6Jd. NCKU HAA, lOd; HA S d; FXB U>!'l; AA S’d. Tl HEA I X lllJd; HA A 9d: A A Sd. CLUNY HAA U'iil; A A 9d; A Sd: B 72d. THG T HAA llbi; HA 9d; AA 9d. A 7;.1. MAiailNO AA 9.1; A Sid; B Sd; XGIASHIEI. Corr. Hgts. J.ijd; eorr. E.wes 15Jd; AA 13-ld; Bek B>ld; NIKAU Hgts Jli'i; KHC H Sd; F 7.1 d; KT A FX 7;-l; I* and XV HAA 12d;’ HA 9|d; AA JI): A S!d; B 7Jd. TEXVAKA HAA Idd; HA 9d; XBAA 10 Jd; A Sid; B Sd. A A/TUTU I'A WA HA.A lOd: HA S',d; AA 9Jd; A SJd, B 7J.1 MAKUKU HE Sid; HB 7jd; AA s;d- A Sd- A 7jd. JSC HAA JOd;

AA I0’d; A Bsd; B Sd. GMpiANGAITI Hgts. 9]d; W 84d; E Bd. OA M A RUN U i H A 10d; H B 9d; X B A I’Jjd; B Sid; Lib. JUd. KONGUMAI HA IM; BB 9<l; NBA B Bjd; I.bs 11 hl. Rongomai Hgts., fine, 12Jd; HAA 9’d; E, line, 11 id; EAA, 81d. LK XBA S'.d, ADK Hgts. 8d; WAA Sd; A 7.1. EB/M Bhl. AA A 8d; B 7;..i; Hgts. 9<l. HL'IA/AS HAA J3jd; HA 9d; AA 9|d; A B B]d. MAXFk’EWA HAA lOi’d; HA 9d; EAA fl Id; LA Sj.l: EB Sd; H A A lid; HA Shi; EAA 9J(1; EA Shi; EB 8d; Lbs. 11,..1. <N' rEHI E HAA 10.Jd; HA S.d: FB S}d; XBA Shi; B Shi; C 7;<l.’ GLENGAK’R HA lOJd; HB Sd; AA A. B,d; B Sd. TARLNA AA flj.l; A Sjd; B 8-1. LAMHJL Hgis. 7LI. RAWITL AA 9d; A S’d; B Bd. IIGL I’ERXIELEE A A fld; A Rid; B Sd. SHAMROCK AA H»hl; A SJd, B S.l. HAA OKO ioj.l; HA Shi; AA fld; \ Sd; B 7d. PAETAWA HAA Wd; HA S.tl; A A S.,hl; A Sd; B 7 hl. JG/A H 9 ;.1; A S 1.1: B S.l; A X XBA X K and ONETREEHILL S Dn. 14>l, 14hl. I Levin and Company. Messrs. Lev:n and Co.. Lid., report:—| The first sale of the current season was held yesterday at the Drill Hall, a total of 31.00 J bales being offered to a large and fully representative bench of buyers. Bidding throughout was spirited, ami \ allies already established al Wellington and Napier sales were fully maintained. Il was noticeable, however, that buyers were disinclined to exceed recog nised limits and the general run of prices was consequently very much in accord with brokers’ valuations. Wools showing any trace of shabbiness or Jack of quality were inclined to be neglected and in such cases the prices suffered accordingly. However, the sale must be regarded as a very successful one ami growers are to be . oiigialulated on doing their part to put wool into consumption lor the general benefit of the trade; The following a.re some of our rea lisatioiis: - lied.jiff, .12 bales AE Sd. lour bales AH lljd; Puma, JO bales E Bhl, JI bales E B]d; D arrow' R, 70 bales A S‘d, 32 bales B Sd. five !>aK*s <’ 7,1.1. four bales A AH 9,-xl. 15 Dales AH b;d, 12 bales bellies t>i'i; J lily Bl.mi field, 24 bales AAE JOd, 10 bales AE Sl<l. J 3 bales A AH lUd, bales AH flfd, four bales nks. JOd; .lli liataiii. four bales A A fljd; CGK, four bales AH fl_d; AJ, four bales x. Sxd, six bale* W BAd, four bales H jo:.d; WF, six bales A, B|d, 15 bales ' B 74x1. four bales C 7i<t, four bales I lbs, fljd; ET/Kiverdale. 21 bates A Sid, ' I'.' bales B 7jd, live bales C 7Jd, four bates first pieces 70; NKM/T in circle, j rix bales A AH 12xi, 13 bales AH JO}d. i eight bales A A J Id, 42 bales A Sjd. | JI bales B S{d. 20 bales nks. and pcs. ! 7d; Orautoha, JO bates J< "hi, tour | bales W BhJ. eight bales Ji BAd; Wai ! | papa, ten bates AH Uhl. 15. bales BH ' *.']d; 'J’auporae, .15 bales A Shi, eeven bales B 7i<!. seven bales AH JO’d. fixe bales BH fl pl four bales P's. Il‘d; CBC. five bales A Byd; Mountview. LO bates AE fl hl, 20 bates <’E xhl.'five bales DE 7jd, five bates AH fli'l. H 5 bahv A lbs. JI pl. 10 bates B lbs. Sd; Airosf-'r.l, seven bates A >hl. 16 bales B 8d; Oxton/W.IT, 14 bales AE Spl. eight bates BE S;d. eight, bales AH JO;d. four bales A Jbs. Hid; K i:t triangle, five bales A Sd. livp bales B 7jd; Olupawa, 22 bale.E Spl; Renagom. fi'i- bates AH J Id; ! KFG. live bales K 7’d; E in *au<ei, [five bales W B|d. seven bales I'. Sd; • .JWR .M eight bates W Sd. eight bates | AH fld, six bale, BH 7 4 d; AGS GlenI moi ven’ 17 bales A A 10]d, 35 baler- A | 9‘d. JI bales B SAI. six bales AH j II hl. six bales BH S]d. eight bates lbs. 12d; RHX, Shringlield, 17 bates E. spl: Kawama,. S&M. five bales Itvoland 12-ld, J 4 bales AE lod. H bates BE S'd. 11 bale-- <’E 7sd; Marama, 11 bales XB Sid; Kuritunu,. 14 bales XB. 7jd; S 4, four bales A A S.d four bales A B]d; PHF, nine bales A S;d. 11 bates B BJd; Ikitara, four bales AE RiM; >2 bates BE 8|.l; four bales AH 9{d; five bales BH Shi; < 'Gli. I.etham. four bales A .s-.d. 16 bate.- B 7;d. seven bales C 7[d : >T M. 12 bates A 9d. 13 bates B S}d. five I bales AH lOd. live bales BH «S|d, five | b.iHs A E-s. <d: Tutu, four baljs I \ \\ 1-i'i eight bales A A Aid. !•» : ; lH | es a Nd 10 bales B 8d; K/S in ■ fo,„’balP. AA 10LI, TJ I !>-,i. 10 bale? B S>.l; BE!,, four ba.es . | A I Murray, Roberts and Coy. The first Wanganui wool sale of the. ' i season opened yesterday morning be- ' fore a full and representative bench of i buvers. states Messrs. Murray. Kober.s , and «’uy. Competition was well spread, with the Continent the largest, buyeis. There were a few lots in the sate which were suitable for Japan, and it was noticeable on these that that country was veix- strong. Bradford operated • a moderate extent, and scourers were I also operative. It. was noticeable thst 'throughout the sale skirled and wellclassed clips met with the keenest, demand, and it was evident that buyers had more confidence in these than ir. unskilled lots, which predominate in I this centre. ! The pri.es obtained can be regard.•_l las nothing but satisfactory, being fuily 'firm on current rates, and naturally Ishowing a veiy increased return on last vpar’s prices. The advance today on the Wanganui April sate last .year is 'probably 2d to 2Ad per lb. Pieces and skirtings, while showing a slight, easing on prices quoted from late New Ze i land sales were, nevertheless, practically unchanged considering the amount j of seed carried by the pieces, and the quantity of seed and mud contained ir. I the bellies. Crutchings advanced con 'siderahl ■ ami a feature of the sate was the price paid for seedy lots. Out of a total of approximately .30.000 bales, our offering comprised 1750 bales, of which we sold 97 per cent, by auction. Some of ou r realisations are as fol lows:- J in diamond. AA A H AAH JOjd. AAAW 10fd. AAAE 1 Id. AE BJ,d. AAE JOd. Hgt. Nks. fld. Pcs. A 7!<l, Bls. sfd. Ml’/Gleoroy. HA JOjd, WAA fl]d. EA fl}d. EB sid. Xks. and p.-s A 7’.4. Lbs. A 114d’ Bls. 6}d. EMcG/Mangara. HAA 9?d. WAA Jd. WA fld; Nks. and Pcs. A 7yd. Lochiel, Ewes Rid. MTV. Hgts. Ewes Sid. Kuapirau, HA 9)d. A Sid. WB Sd. 1< W. AE Aid, BE S|d. CE 7Jd. JL over K in inv. triangle: Ewes B|i. ER—Mangamahu. AAH 12d. super Xbred, WAA fljd, super X-bred EAA med. X bred EA Sd. Necks Sd. Pcs. A 6d. Opaea. AH A X-bred 82d. B X-bred Sd. Pcs. A and Nks. 6|d. ROW, A S;d. R 7|o. Ernsclrffe. HAA 9JJ, EAA fld. Glenian, Hgts. 9Ad, EA fld. Ernscliffe. Ctgs. A 7sd. HPB. Hgis. it’d. HH/MH, Ewes B{d. Waiau. H A B;'d, EA 7Ad, EB 7Ad, Lbs. A 10]d. AWA, Rom. Hgts. fld, Rom. Ewes Sd. ’Down 13Jd. Fairview, Hgts. lOd. YY/ Epworth. HAA 10Ad, HA <Hd, EAA flAd. Nks. and Pcs. A U9/Pakira, HA J I’d. WA 10id, EA flfd. ER S’d, Lbs. A 10<d, Nks. SAd, Pcs, 7d, Bls. s|d,

Swastika/Pungataua, AE fld, AH fljd, Pcs. A 7d, Nks. 9fd, Bls. 6d. Rukumoana, HA and AA flyd, EA JOd, Xbred E A-B, Ewes Bd. JFK/R, HAA Old, Lbs. AA 10|d, EAA 9|d, Ctgs. 7Jd. Konui, Hgts. 9yd, A B fllld, Bls. s|d, Ctgs. 3d. HM/Te Mere, HAA 1J Jd, HA 9jd, A A lOd, A flpl, B Bd, Bls. 53d. JWM, EAA PAd, EA Bjd, X-bred E Bd. ’Down 13d. Ore Ore, HA 13d. Mangahoe. HA fljd, Hgts. Sjjd, EAA fljd, Pcs. A 7sd. . Opehu. H\A J2Ad, H Xks. and Pcs. 7Jd. CWS/OTO, EA and B. SJd. RAH, Hgts. fld, Rom. E SAd. -R under line, Ctgs. 71d. Johnston and Co. Johnston and Co., Ltd., report that keen interest was taken in the first Wanganui wool sale of the season, which was held yesterday, when an oii'eiing of 3(1,00 bales was submitted to a large and represent alive bench of buyers. Taking our ottering as a whole, the wools opened up in good average condition, and we catalogue! a large asfsortment ef good erossbrel v.uols, we J igrown and bugiti in appearance. I Prices showed a very marked irniproxement on those ruling last season, land cau be quoted as fully firm on realisations at the Wellington ind Napier sales held since the Aew Year. Competition was animated throughout the sale, the bidding being well spread betwen Bradford and the Continental section of the trade. France was also very much in evidence, ami purchased frely of lines suitable, for her requirements. Lambs, in our opinion, were disappointing to a certain extent, but all other grades of wool sold exceptionally well, and passings were very few. In view of the improvement in the wool market, since last season, ir. had been expected that there would be a su!.»staniial advance, and in this respect growers’ expectations were realised. We were successful in disposing of flo per cent, of our offering. A few of our realisations are as follows:—Preston Hill, Hgts, lod, Wethers 8;d. JAG/Ohau, Hgts. fld. D arrow K. A A bred fld, B X-bred ARB, Hgts. Various. ’Down-cross Hgts. HAd. OJX, Wethers Sjd, WB 7]d. SAR/Royston, Hgts. Sjd. Tawakakora, Ewes Bjd. ABD & AJ3C, Wethers B.]d. Monovale, Hgts. 9|d EA BAd. ABD. Hgts. 13d. C under eyebrow, Hgts. fld. Lbs. Sd. GNB, Hgis. fl.fd, WA Bsd, WB 7Ad. EA Bd. EB 7sd, Lbs. 83’d, Bls. sd. GRG, Ewes B]d. Diamond/Maewa, AAH 9|d, AH <Sd. AW B|d, BW B{d, AAE AJd, AE B|d. BE Bd, CE Bfd. Lb.-. AA JOJd. Lbs. A 10]d. Diamond/ Maewa, Pcs. B 4}d, Bls. 5Jd, Ctgs. s£d. Okoia, Ewes BAd. Paki-iti. HAA 9Ad, HA Bjd. THL/O-Wairua, A A-bred A A i-bred 7jd, AA -j-bred A ]-bred fljd, Fleece 7sd. Hgt. Nks. fljd, Nks. 7£d, Bls 6d. Jocks 4?d. i The N.Z. Farmers’ Co-op, Distributing Company. T’he New Zealand Farmers’ Co-opera-tive Distributing Company report that a total offering of 30,009 bales was submitted to a full bench of buyers. Of this offering- we contributed 3501) bales and sold flu per cent, under the hammer. I’he new season's wool opened up is good order, being well-grown and bright with the exception of some of the hogget will which was rather dull in appearance due no doubt to the wet spell experienced during shearing. Competition was very animated and prices were fully on pat with Wellington and Napier levels. Japan. America, and the Continent were again the principal buyers with solid support coming from Bradford and Germany. The top price in our catalogue was 17|d for eight bales from rhe well-known Otamoa clip of Messrs. Fernie Bros. Another line of 46 bales in this clip realised 16|d. Messrs. Elliot Bros, obtained 12Ad for their top line of Romney hogget, will which was a very attractive line. The following are some of our realisa rions:- Fine ba 1 fbred, Otamoa A A A 171<l: F.M.C., HA Jstd; T—C 13Ad: F'S/Tarata, BA 14Ad. A Ifrid. Halfbred: T—C, J3d; Ngatiiri, HAA J2|d; EAAA 12A<l; F.MJ’.. HA 13d; Otamoa. A A J6|d. A 13Id: Ringa. H 13{d. Fine crossbred hoggets: Octa, HA lOAd: horseshop over bar. HAA 12Ad; Omnia, HAA. JOAd; ID.D.T., FH JOd; Birnam, FH .11 Ad. Crossbre<l Jambs: F.M. lambs 10d; S in circle, Karamu, lambs JOd: litW |>. lambs J 1 ]d; Taonui, lambs A lljd; J B/Teauniii, lambs A lOjd. Cross--1 V>red: S in circle, Karamu, FXBA fljd, I EX BB <S*d. medium A Rd, medium B ' 7/1. cots 7'l; RTS/Ferndene, H fljd, E (82d; LXW. HA B]d; Puketiro. EA Rd, j EB 7id; DW/D, FXBH fld, FXBA B£d, 'medium A RAd, Lincoln-cross B|d; [Omnia, FXBAA'IOfd, FXBB B{d; .18/ 'l'eanuni, E RAd, XB Sid. W B|d; ; F/Brooklyn, H flsd, E lOAd, E Rd: N’2, E Rd; EN, E Rd; Karangi. HAA lOAd. EAA lOAd. EA BAd; A-IH, H 9Ad.*E SAd Merivale, H fld. E B|d; LXW. E Freeman R. Jackson Freeman It. Jackson and Co.. Lid., lepori:- W-e held our first wool sate of the seasc.i yesterday, xvhen we offered 4800 bales to a very full end represen 1 al ix e bench of buyeis find cold 96 per cent, ol our catalogue. Bidding was well sustained right throughout the sale, with the main support from the Continental section. Bradford buyeis were in the market for wools suitable to their trade and Japan gave good support. New Zealand mills lilted a percentage of the, super loir. Among our best sales we secured 14d tor a line of AA fine hogget on account of Mr, C. Baldwin, of Wnngacliu. Other lots fre-m the same clip made 12d to 133 d. Several lobs branded Mokai on account of Air. Cyril Hammond Taihapc, made from J2|d to J3Jd. Corriedate wool on account, of Mr. I). Wi’ron, Bulls, made up to J3Ad. A nice line of fine hogget. from Mr. N. B. Gibbons. Mamtwatu. made, 13]d. The well-known Romnev dip G and S over Koiro on account, of Messrs, Hope Gibbons and Sor.d excited keen competition and the main lots sold from fljd to 12d. Hogg\*t wool from Messrs. J. Wyley and Sons. Fordell, made HAd and Romney lambs on account of Air, R. Lilburn made 12d. The sale was a very satisfactory one and wool is now approach ing payable pricer. Realisations from our catalogue arc as follows: —Jt’V, 11 fl|d; HJAI, Rjm. II 9 Ad. Rom. E A AIK, Cor. H 11]d, E 8-ld: Triangle, Rom. H J(kl, Rom. H 10'd, Rom. EH S/i, Rom. lbs. fld; HT/S. F. 7d; Auraki, AAFH lOd, AFH S;d. BF SAd, med. 7id, AAF ■ pc.s. fl]d, AF 8 : <1. AM Sfd, nks. 6Ad; Haki. H RJd. E Sid; JH-S. AF B|d: H 6. AF RAd, AM 8d; D & W, AF BAd. AM Sd, A xbd Bd. BF BA<L B med. 7{d, Al;’ Sd, F Sd, med, 7Ad, AF Bd, A xbd 8d ctgs, 6sd, S.D. ibs. JOd; AWA. H fld; F reversed N, H flld. E Rd; curly W, E Sid; Mt?re, AAF fljd, AF B.ld, A med. Sd, BF 7f<l K 6. H fljd, 5V 7|d; ET/Kainga, E Bjd; Mangoihe, AAFH Ujd, AFH RAd, AAF BAd, AF 7jd. A med. 7Ad, BF 7Ad, be’e. and pcs. s{d: D/Pahhill, AAFH 1 Id, AFH fld. BBF flAd, BFH Bd, AAF Rjd, AF 7Ad, A

med. 7{d ( BF 7jfd, B med. 7d, C 7d, buls. sd, lbs. fld, ctgs. 4sd; Okecre, AFH fljd, AAF fl’.d, AF Bfd, A med. 7Jd, BF 7dl, C 7jd, lbs. sd; 2P, E Bd, Koko, H B{d, E 8d; JL/Diamond, B B]d, E Sjd; KWO/F, haifbred H 13Ad, AFH fld, AF BAd, A med, Bd, AF 7Ad, A med. 7|d, (' 7d; W\V/7s, AF B.fd, A med. 7Ad; GBG. FH lOAd, AAF AF Sd, BF 7±d; Glcnnevis, E BAd; KG, H 9d, E 81 d loropapa, H fld, AE fld, BE 7sd; D/Pahliiilj AF A med. I 7Jd, A xbd 7jd, BF 7Jd, B iued, 7{d; HoG, FH fl’d, AAF 9Ad. AF B]d, A med. 7ld, BF Bid; LR, AF fld, A med. 8d; Hapua, AAF fld, AF Rjd, BF 7ld, B med. 7d; Bar over AC, E 7]d; Kangipai, E 7 Ad; SPL, E 7]d; 3j/Casllehill, AF Bd, A med. 7ld, jJt • Id, B med. 7jd, D med. 7|d, xbd 7Jd, D xbd 7d, <.’ 7]d; Casilehill, AAF fld, AF B{d, A med. «Id, xbd 7fd, Leic. h 7|d, Line, Rd, B med. 7j[d; Castle, lbs. 'id; Annbank, H B<d. AE B'l, pcs. s<l, ctgs. 6«d, dead 7d, be.r. 5Ad; Al 7, AAFH J2;d, AFH fl 2 d, AF fljd, A med. Rjd; WG, LudgntC/Hill, E fid; RL, E Bd;’ Poiki, AH BH Bd, AW fljil, BW SJd, CvV 7.1 d; Otupai, H Aid, E S 4 d; East Park/FD in circle, Rom. H fld; AE B<d, BE Rd; H in cir'de, E Rjd; A A under eyebrow, AAF fl-jd, AF Rid, A med. Bd, BF 7 Ad, B med. 7jd, bels. o{d; Mungomoke under cio&s, AAF lUd, AF Slid, A med. BJd; HB/M, AF 8(f, A med. 7jd, BF 7sd; DAH/Al, E 8d; GPS, H fld. E 8d; Tirohanga, E Sd; AKA, E 7fd; Driß, H Sid; Notion, AFH fljd, AAF flAd, AF Sjd, A nred. Rd, BF Rd; HB/OK, halfbred H 13d, AAFH Hid, AH fld; i’uta. AAF 9jd, AF Bd, A med. 7Jd, BF 7Ad; THET, E Sd; GSd, AF Bjd, A med. Bd, JV/W, B.Down loAd, AAF lOd, AF 8d; JR under bar/POI, AFH JOd. AAF fl,d, AF B{d, A med. 7ld; 03/KAK, AF Sid, A med. «|d; RWE, H Rid. W 84, E Rjd, E "Ad; Omeo, H pc» 7d. Ist pcs. 6d, bels. 6d, Jocks sd; M Omeo, bels. bd, locks sd; TWM, Ist p< c. 6Ad. bels. (id; ZM, bels. (>.}d, lock** sd; G2/\V. AF BAd, A med. Sid, A xbd Rd; JB, A med. Bd, xbd. Bjd; ’Jekumu. AF B}d, A med. Bjd, BF 7i‘d, B med. 7jd, A xbd. Rid. nks. Bd, Ist pcs. 6I (1 . I st. Ibs. J 0 ? d; Waikupa, E Sd ; J.C A, AAFH .lOjd, AFH fld, AF B]d, A med. Sd; Mana/K. AAF JUd. AF SAd, A med, 7iu; I J HW/Hui, AF fld; NAG, AF 7: t (l; Kai Iwi undar star, H Rj'i. E B’d; FHO. AF HAd. BF Bd, F A need. 7Ad, B med. 7Ad; Z 7. AF B*d A med. <Bd; CMN, H fld: Wainui, A SAd. B Sd; Landguard, AAF Sjd, A mod. 7sd, A med. JWB, H fl, W SAd; X/Koatanui, Rom. H. Ajd, Hom. E* fljd; GG/Kuri, AFH fld, AAF fl]d, A F BAd, A. med. Sd; Wiritoa, AE Sjd, BE lbs. Wd; Rororua, AAF fld, AF 7K A med. 7-Jd, BF 7)d: HB/OK, E Sd; NBG, kalfbied H 13$d, AAE AF BAd, & med. "Jd; Jnzevar, AAH fl-id. AH 9]d, BH BAd, A A JUd, A RJd, B B{d, C 7sd, A lbs. 12d; Hiwera, AAFH 12M. BBFH fld, AAF ' S;d, BBF B]d, BF 7Ad, med. 7|d, A xbd 7]d, cots. 7d, B xbd 7Ad; G & F/ Koiro, AAFH lOd. AFH fld, BBFH R.d. BFH 8 Ad, AAF 12d, AAFE fl Ac, AFE Sjil, A med. B{d, AAFW 9Ad, AFW SAd’ A med. W Rd, BBF Rid, BF Rd, B med. 7Ad, F " jd, med. 7Ad. be's. Gid, Ist Ibr. JOjd, 2nd lbs. 6Jd, A ctgs. 7{d. B ctgs. sd; sVaipuna/JR, AF fld, F Bd. med. "id; BDJ, med. 7]d; FM, K, AF Sd. A med. Rd, C 7|d-, C’W. A. 86; Alori, haifbred Sd, F 7|d, med. 7d: JH M. E 7d; Glenlogiv• WB E B|d; Paki. E ?id. xbd 7}d; AW\/R. H fl d. W fld, E Rjd; AJ/M, H fld, 5V 7ii<l, E 7id; JFP/K/H. FH 8)d, AF SJd. F 714, BF 7.1; VEM. E fljd; MA in big T/Popanma. Aid, W 81d, E Rd, lb.-, lid; Ph'/W/Omata, AW SAd; MR K AAF fl{d. AF Bjd. A med.’ 7ld, F’ 7id, med. 7d. lbs. 10d, lbs. Rd; .1A conjointed, H lOd, W 8a<1; Awnmao, Corr. 13Ad. AF Rid, A med. B}d, F 7Ad, med. 7|d, A med. "Ad. A x »d 7-jd; I'ounamu, Rom. H Ajd; lorua, F 7 Ad F 7{d, med. 6i<l; Drysdale, A Sid* B Sjd. pc. 7id, bels. fnl, A A lbs. JI.Jd. A lbs. Shi; 4 under bar,. E 7Ad; NBA. E "id; EH/W, AAF flAd, AF SJd, A med. 7Ad, BL’ 7Jd, cots. Jd, bete. s|d; J’ and curly X over a bar. H SAd, W 7Jd, E 7id; TEB oxer star. S.Down 13Ad, H.Down cross 12d. AF S[d, AF 7id, A med. 7|d; H in a diamond, S.Down J3d, E Rd; Poito, FH 94. AF Bid, F 8 [6. BF 7£d, B med. 7{d, cots. 7d; HF/T. A AF fl jd. A F SAd. A med. Rd: Mokai, A halfbivd JI 13Id. haifbred H KUd, Merino JJjd. A A haifbred E 13jd. A haifbred E I2]d, AAFE 9 2 d, AFE Rid. AA halfbred W 13Ad, A haifbred W 12d, B hal.bred J Id, BBF Sid, BF Bd, bels. 6{d; GP. xbd. 7d; WB under bar. AH Jl .d, BH fljd, AE SA'I, BE Sid, <•(•... 5 . 7'd. pcs. 6jd, bels. 6d; GS/o, AFH fld. FH Sid. AAF SAd. AF Bd, BF Rfd, F 7|d; ELH, Rom. H fld; JP/W. E and W 7jd; JB-S/Faiiview. H fld, E Rd; FH/W T 7J<l, W 64d, E "d; CCB. A A haifbred H J4d, A haifbred H, 12d; A A haifbred L'U, A haifbred E’>d, AAF fljd, AF BAd, 6}d, lbs. Hid, ctgs. 7 Ad;’ NBG, AAFH J 2d. AFH fljd, AF SAd, A med. 74d, bels. s]d; AH/Temaiiv, AFH 9<L AAF 9Ad. AE Sjd, A. med. SAd, cots. "Ad, A )!>. II Ail; CGH/Pukeho. AFH fljd, A med. Tl B'l, AAF flAd, AF Rd, A med. 7id, Blair Athol, A med. H Sjd, AF BJd, A med. B<d, A med. Sid, C 7id, AAFH Sid, AFH 7id, A AG 7id. nks. ami pcs. 7;d, bels. 6d, Ist lbs. JOid, 2nd lbs. 7jd’; MT RN, H fljd, E RG/Huia. E Sjd; Tanuka/FS, AF flAd, F 7Ad, med. 7Ad. BBF Sid, BF "Jd, B med. 7d, rots. 7d; JRB, AF B{d, A med. Sd, A ’xbd 7;d; ZV/Wychf, E 7d; ARB. AF 8 Jd, A med. Sd, A xbd B{d; J J D, F 7Ad, med. 7Ad, cots. 7Jd; GM/Taku, AFH Sjd. AAF flAd, AF Rid. A mod. Sd. BF 7:id. B med. "d, cots. 7d. bels. 5Ad. ctgs. s}il; Akarana. A haifbred H .126. AFH fljd. AAF 9Ad. AF Bpl. A med. Rd, BF Bd, bels. and pc,--. 66, Makowhai, AH fld, A BAd, B Bd, C Sid, D 7d. pcs. 7d. xbr. SAd; thro-e pot handles. B Rom. Sd. bels. 64d; Makohau. AFH. Rjd. AAF B}d, AF Bd. A med. 7Jd, col?. 7jd; A PM. AAF h 4 'd, AF 8d: West, AF Bid, F Sd; Landswood. AF SAd. A med. Sid, cots. 7|d; Norw’d. J". SJd, cots. 7|d; GS/W. H and E Sid; W in circle, AF SAd, A med. Sd; Puknui, A B|d, B Rd. C Sid; DOH. A 7Jd, B "id; Homewood. Rom. EH SAd. Rom. E B|d, Rom. F. 7|d, ALH/K AAF SAd. AFH 7’d. AF 7i<l. A med. 7d, cots. 6Jd; W z Annbank, BE Farmers' Oo op. Organisation Society of N Z., Ltd. The Farmers’ Co-op. Organisation Sujetetv of N.Z., JJd., report that the first Wanganui woo! sale of to.? J 935-36 season was held yesterday before a fuil and representative bench of buyers. The total offering was a shade over bales of which our catalogue comprised 3741 bales. We sold 98 per cent at auction. Most of the catalogues comprised a fair proportion of held-over wool which opened up in fairly good order. Bidding was fairly brisk right throughout the sale and values were firm on recent sales held in other centres. As compared with our last sale, last season we quote an advance in prices from 2d

to 3d per lb. for fleece wool. Bidding was well spread between Bradford and the Continent, the main feature being the large amount of wool lifted by Ger many, who have up to this sale, bought very sparingly. The following are some of our realinations:— RSA/W. 11 med. X-bred 7j 1. PH, 16 H B’d. Te Alarae. 4 fine X bred lOd, 6 med. X-bred Sjd, 5 coarse Xbred Sd. Forsyth, 5 E Bd. Diamond, 25 I Rom. E 7Jd. A6N, 4 H 9jd, 14 E and W Bd. McM, 7 H Sid. 20 EA Bd, S EB 7|d. 4 Lbs., 10? d. PWM, 4 H 9',d. RB/W. 6 E 7*d. 4A/W, 14 E 7]d. •LIS, S E and W B:]d. BH, 5 SDR Hid. 13 H 10d, 34 E BJd. RD/Opaku, 4* E 74d. RD/K, 9 E 7Jd. SBT. 6 H 10d. WOW under circumflex, 5 SD 13|d, i I H 9Jd. GA D/1 X, 7 H SJd. 6 W 7’d. Aiken, 23 E 7’d. .17. JO E 7’d. .IS under eyebrow, 6 E 7|d. TS. 12 E 7*d. R.S/W. 26 E 7jd. 6 Ctgs. 6-Jd. WGH. 4 H 9|d, II E Bsd. CBC, 5 F X bred. Rid. J 6 med. X-bred, 7 Id. 9 coarse Xbred 7|d. STS. 11 E 7]d, HT, 29 E 7?d. DW/AV. 29 E Bd. «’ Lbs. 9|d. STS. 6H 9d. 14 E*7id. Wahi, 10 E 7|d. Braeburn, 6 H B]d, 14 E Rd. AA und»r eyebrow, 8 fine H 9|d, 7 med. II BJd. 4 coarse H 7Jd. WW/W. 7 E 7£L Ar ran more, 7 HA A, Hid. 8 HA 10ld, 8 EAA 101. 15 EA 9d. 4 E Bd, 5 Nks/sjd, 6 Ist Pcs. 7sd. 5 Bells. 6?.], 6 Lbs. U]d’ 7 Lbs. lOd. GFB, II H B}d. PE/W. 7 fine X-bred, B]d. 12 med. X-bred, Bd, 11 coarse Xbred, 7|d, 5 Cots. 7’d, I Locks 7d, 5 Ist Pcs. s}d. 8 Bells, sld. 6 Lbs. 91d. AA/A, 1G fine X-bred, Sid. 13 med. X bred 7]d. 6 coarse X-bred 'id. AES. 4 fine X-bred A 9Ad, 6 fine X-bred Rid, 7 med. X-bred Bd, 6 coarse X-bred 7Jd, 6 med. X-bred Rd, 8 coarse X bred 7jd. 4 Nks. 7ld, 4 Ist Pcs. 6sd, 4 Ist. Pcs. 6.1 d. 4 Bells, 6ld. TA/K, 4 fine X-bred 3d, 17 med. X-bred Sd, fcoarse X-bred, 7Ad. .TH conjoined, 16 E and AV 7Jd. CRH. 4 Corr. E 10’d, 26 Rom. E 7sd. 7 ‘Down-cross Lbs. 10d, 4 fine H, .11 Id, 6 med. H, Bid, 6 med. H, 84d, 6 coarse H, 74d. 2 fine HA ]3d. Ll’/W. 4 S.D. ]?id, 14 H 7jd, 39 E 7 bl. 7E 7ld. 7 Lbs. 9d. Waikarc. 10 fine H. Hid. II med. H Rid. 5 fine X-bred A, 9-Jd, 18 fine X bred 9d. 33 med. X bred 7pl, 8 Nks. 7pl. 13 Ist Pcs. 6-Jd, 6 Bells, 5Ad. AA/A, 32 coarse Xbred 7ld. SBT, 8 E 7Jd. AES. 25 med. X bred. Rd. Arrow P/P, 12 E 7ld. AES. 6 Down-cross H, 12d. 27 med. X-bred 7pl. D 6, 9 med. X-bred, R.fd, 7 coarse X-bred 7|d. S 4, 4 fine X bred Sid, 4 med. X bred 7sd, 8 coarse X-bred 7|d I Loan and Mercantile The New Zealand Loan ami Alerc<\ntile Agency Company, Limited (Incorpoiat.ed in England) report as follows: We held the first sale of wool in this centre lor the current season, whan a total catalogue of approximately 30,300 bales was submitted, of which our quota was 5101 bales. There was a full and representative bench of buyers who competed keenly from ' start to finish and prices Vompared i with the sale at the eml of last week I were from par to in buyers’ favour for good wools, but for ordinary topmaking and inferior sorts the market was inclined to be just a shade easier. Be.liies and pieces were in good demand but were from par to in buyers’ favour, but, this can be accounted for as these were coarser and contained more Main-s and probably if this is | taken into account there w?ts little or no change in value. Lambs' wool, of which there was a fair enlrv, was a little easier, but. we think these were not quite up to the ns-nal standard in this cemtre, they being duller in colour and inclined to be rather coarser. Competition was very keen and bidding was more spread than at any previous I sale this season, all sections being in ' the market, and we consider this one! of the healthiest signs and looks as if, wool values will be maintained. This season s wool opened up in good condition, but was inclined to handle 1 rather harsher than last year, th s being accounted for by the verv we: ■ period when shearing was on and the want of sunshine to bring up the yolk. Many good clips were spoiled a little j by being seedy; also in many case- I the clips were This, we! think, is a mistake on the grotvers' j part as rheie is no doubt that well i skirted clips command more attention | a>nd elicit keener <-ompetition. and as i bellies ami nieces are in suvh keen de- j ma nd and are realising such good i prices we think it would pay the grower I to skirt, his wool. The following ar? a few of the pricerealised: On account of Mi Batlev. 6 bales halfbied ewe, A. branded Monwhango, Isjd; 3 bales halt bred ewe, I*. 14LI. On account Mr T, Lowry: 23 bales halfbred hogget, AA, branded Kirikiri, .IJ.jd, and 9 ball’s halfbred. A.A, J4BI. Dn account. Estate <'. AV. Wilson: 5 bales halfbred. branded X in horizontal brackets. 13)d. On ac- | count Mr Douglas Campbell, Pongaroa; 1 5 bales hogget, AA, branded m. 13d, and 5 bales, AA. 12d. Also, on ac/ount of sevetal clients, 'Down wool, from 12d to 14d. The following is the range.of prices: EXH: H, 9Jd, O1SG: H. 9d. R2. DXH. 12}d. TOD: HA. 9d; A. 9Jd. ovei AP oxer 0 over —: A. BJd. GEG/T: HA. 9.;-d; A, 82d. : BAA, 13 d; HA. JOtd; AA. i2d. Taukoro; HAA, 12d; HA. 10jd; A. dpi; Jambs. 9jci. Wp P; HA A. 10id; A A 9.tn; A. 73d. JGM/AVharfdale: E. Bjd. AA7/HVILLE: Crossbred. Sd. AO: HA. 9?l; A. BJd. RO: HAA. J0L1; HA. 91,d; AA. .1' Li; A. 9]d; lambs. A. 10|d. HGH: H. Bid. M&’M: H. Sjd; A, Spl. LA H, I’: H. 9Jd; A. B|d. Beverley: HA, J 2d; A. 8 Id. AV os toe: H, 9jd; EAA, 9-d; lambs, A, lOd, 77/R: HA. 10|d;A. 9jd. X in horizonitai brackets: Halfbred, 13]d; HAA, 1.1 pi; HA, 10d; AA, 11|d; A, 9jd: lambs. A, 12d. Ohorea: HAA. 9Jd; HA. BJd; A, Bid. G in Trough: A, Bfd. ZHM: A, Bsd. Okuia: HAA. lOd; HA, SJd. ROW: AA. 10’d; A. BJd. Tyro: A. TEML: H. 9|d. J A combined/Paon: Down. 13ld. Mount Zion: HAA, 9l<l; HA, B|d; EAA, 9d. Mount Zion: EA. B|d; lambs. A, lid, Anchor/.Marua: A, B|d. Tanui: HA. 8-Jd; A, B]d. PM: H, 9ld. GC: H. 9d. RJG/Paroa: H. 7s. LE: HA. 9d: WA, B|d; E, B|d; lambs. A, 10|d. Aratnii: HAA, 10d; HA. 9’.1; WAA. ] Id; WA. B]d, EAA. 10|d; EA, 9{d; lambs, A, lid. RL’AE: HAA, 9-ld: HA. 9|d; EAA. B}d; lambs, 10|d. Blrdigrove: HAA. ]od; HA. B|d; AA, 9d; A. Sd. Kirikiri: Halfbred. HA. 15{d; halfbred. AA, 14i<i, HAA. 11d : AA, lid; A. BJd; halfbred. A. : lambs, lljd; A lambs, lOjd. Moawhango: Halfbred. A, 15|d; HA, ll|d; AA, 12fd; EA. lOd; A lambs, lljd. Morikau/OA.: HA. 9|d; HDA. B|d; EAA. 9d; EA. B|d: A lambs, lid. Graigdean: HA, 10|d; A. BJd; lambs. A. 11Jd. Ngatarua: HAA, HA. 9ld; A,A. A, 9d; lambs. A, lid. Tanupara: HAA. I.ojd; HA, 91; AA. 9|d: A. Rid; lambs, A. 10{d. 4W/AW: Halfbred. 13d. FW: H. 9{d. Pukeroa: H. 9ld. Taurimu: HA. 9d-. EA. | B}d. • LEA: HA, SJd; EA. B}d. TXC: (Continued on 11) |