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Gisborne Times, Volume XXIX, Issue 3347, 13 October 1911, Page 2

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LONDON WOOL SALES. MESSRS WILLIAMS AND KETTLE’S ADVICE. (Per Press Association.) NAPIER, Oct. 12. Messrs Williams and Kettle. 'Ltd., have received the following cable advice from their London agents :—• The wool sales have closed with all grades firm at the following prices: For good clean-conditioned lots, halfbred 56’s Is Id (decline Id); fine crossbred 50’s, 11 Id (decline Id); medium coarse crossbred 46’s, 10Jd (decline Id); medium coarse crossbred 44’s, lOd (par) ■ coarse crossbred 40’.% 9|d (decline Id); coarse crossbred 36’s, 91 d (par). The comparison with the closing prices of the July sales is shown in brackets. SPECIAL HORSE SALE SATISFACTORY PRICES REALISED The attendance at the special horse sale held by Messrs Dalgety and Co., and Common Shelton and Co at the Matawhero saleyards yesterday, was decidedly good. The entries totalled about 170, and some very satisfactory prices were realised. A number of good animals of various stamps were yarded, the largest sellers being Messrs James Balfour, of Te Aroha, and W. Graham, of Ngakoroa. The most important sales were as follow:—1 7-year-old gelding, broken to all farm work, £4O, to Mr Jones; 1 5-year-old gelding, by Honduras, broken to saddle. £l7 10s, to Mr J .B. Kells; 1 4-year-old gelding, broken to harness, £7; 1 pony £5, to Mr C. Neenan; 1 4-year-old filly, by Honduras, £.ll ss, to Mr Munro; 1 4-year-old Dexter colt, £l3, to Mr Machell; 1 3-year-old filly, £7, to Mr Neill; 1 3-year-old filly, £6 15s, to Mr Gordon; 1 filly, £lO ss, to Mr Shields; 1 brood mare, £3, to Mr Wilson; 1 half-draft colt, 3-year-old. £ll 15s, to Mr Neenan ; 1 half-draught filly, 3 years old, £ll 15s, to Mr Neenan; 1 4-year-old. l draught mare, £l7, Mr Neenan; 1 3-year-old colt, by Loch Lomond. £l7, to Mr Neenan; 1 5-year-old marej £2l ss, to Mi - . M-cClikkie; 1 3-yetar colt, by Coolgardie, £9, to Mr Neenan ; 1 3-year-old filly, by Coolgardie, £6 15s, to Mr A. Smith; 1 3-year-old colt, by Co'olgardie, £9 10s. to Mr Neenan; 1 3-year-old filly, £6 ss, to Mr Brosnahan; 1 3-year-old colt, £6, to Mr J. P. Gordon; 1 3-year-old gelding, by Coolgardie, £B, to Mr Machell; 1 aged mai-e, broken to all harness, £5, to Mr Hegarty; 1 6-year-old colt, £l6 10s, to Mr Prendegast; 1 7-year-old mare, by Honduras, £23 10s; i 4-year-old gelding, £2l, to Mr. Whitlock; 1 brown gelding, £24, to Mr W. Gordon; 1 4-year-old gelding, £lO 10s, to Mr J. P.Gordon ; 1 bay mare. £l3, to Mr J. P. Gordon; 1 6-year-old mare, £35, to Mr McShane: 1 4-year-old half draught gelding, £lO, to Mr Phillips: 1 3-year-old filly, £lO. to Mr J. Gordon; 1 2-year-old! gelding, £7 10s; 1 filly (broken to lead) £l3 ss, to Mr Hegarty; 2 half-draught fillies, £lO ss, to Mr Doleman; 1 4-year-old filly, £l7 10s. to Mr W. Cameron; 1 2-year-old colt, by King Edward, £l4 ss. to Mr Beauchamp; 1 black pony, dbroken to saddle,£ 5 13s, to Mr Davy; 1 brown fillv, £6 15s. to Mr Shields; 1 2-year-oTd filly £ls ; 1 3-year-old filly, broken to' chains, £ls 10s; 1 7-year-old draught marc, broken to all harness, £l6 10s, to di. : z&iM ■

Mr Craill-; 1 5-year-olcl half-draught gelding, £lB 10s, to Mr A. Jones; 1 5-year-old half-draught, £l6 ss, to •Mi Oraill: 1 7-year-old thoroughbred mare in foai to Gazeby, £ls 155,, to Mr Marshall; 1 6-vear-old gelding, £l6 10s, to Mr E Fenton; 1 bay mare, by Baron XI., £ll 15e, to Mr Shield; 1 pony £4,

to Mr Smith; 1 3-year-olcl draught colt £2O 10s, to Mr F. Lowndes; 1 3-year-old filly, £l2 10s, to Mr Hare; 1 2-year-old filly, by Ooronet, £l6 10s, to Mr Hegarty; 1 6-year-old heavy draught oolt, £27 10s, to Mr W. Gordon; 7 yearlings £2 10s, to Mr G. Carrington; 1 2-year-old hack, £6 10s to Mr Geddlis; 1 2-year-old colt, £5; 1 black filly £6, to Mr R. Gilbert; 1 chestnut filly, £4 ss, 1 grey filly, £6 10s to Mr Russell; 1 brown mare, £8 ]os to Mr Wilson; 1 5-year-old pony, £6 to Mr Hope, 1 brown gelding, £10; and 1 brown pony £6 10s, to Mr Gardner. ' One pair of carriage cobs were offered on account of Mr Fenwick, hut were passed in at £24. A four-year-old colt by Lock Lomond was offered on account of Mr Cameron, and passed at 40 guineas, aud a 4-year-old filly on account of the same owner, passed in at 30 guineas.