COMMERCIAL.
Special to the New Zealand Times. Jounsonville, December 0. Messrs Freeman 11. Jackson and Co.’s stock re port;—Tho sheep yarded yesterday were nearly ail good quality. One line of thirty bullocks being specially prime. Tho bidding was brisk through out. Bheop were in limited numbers; they Sold at last sale’s rates. All tho pigs sold in favour of the vendor.' Cattle—Best bullocks, £7 73 Gd to X 7 10s; others, iIG 5s to X’G 15s; small bullocks, X 5 10s to XS; cows, 4M ns; equal to XCs for ox, and Ms for now the lOOlba. Sheep—Wethers, in wool, 1-ls; ewea, in wool, 12s; shorn wethers, 8s to 8s lid; owes, Cs 7d to7flsd; lambs, Cs Id to 7s. Pigs—Porkers, ICs to •2Ds; stores, Ms Od to 15s; small pigs, 0s 9d to 12a 3d. By Telegraph.—Press Association. . Nameh, December 9.' Tho Colonial Consignment and Distributing Com pany cabled to Nelson Bros, to-day The frozen meat market is still flooded with cheap meat, and there is a further fall in North Island mutton. To day's.; quotationsi—Bast Canterbury, 3Jd pot lb; Dunedin, 8^1; Napier and North Island, 2jd.
MARRIAGES.
Milne—Niooi..—At St. Andrew's Church, WolUsg ton, on 3rd December, by the Bev Charles S. Cgg, the Rev James Milne, M.A., Bt. Paul’s Church, Oamaru, to Fanny, fourth daughter of William Nlcol, Esq., Ciuny Aberdeenshire, Scotland. lloblev— CunTiM.—On December 2nd, at St.- Joseph's. Buoklo street, by tho Rev Father Ains worth, Catherine Curtin, of Port Chalmers, to James Hurley, of Nelson.
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Occidental Hotel.— Mr E, W, Senior, Sydney.t Mr A. MaKellar, Melbourne ; Mr Gelling, Sydney ; Mr JamtS Ewart, Masterton ; Mr A. E. B.»ylis, Mel bourne; Messrs J. Hogg, W. Hill, Q. Ketdewell, MUncs.
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