These two rams themselves, consider ing their age, sold very well, Conqueror, tha champion at the Christchurch show in No vember last, exciting keen competition and falling to the bid of Colctwl Fox at 40g)3, and Gcul Medalist, firtb prize taker at the last Ashburton show, going , to Mr James Johns, at 20gs. The cheapest lot of sheep sold were the lamb rams, the whole line of 120 beinic taken by ana buyer at 2igs. who bought the first pen with the option. There was a very large attendance, and the prin« cipal buyers were Sir Gv>. Clifford, Stonev ihurst; Colonel Fox, Hitwardcn; C. W. Reid. Eldm-Ue; J. C. N. Grigir. Long beach; G, J. Black, Akaroa,; Monkton, Waverley; and the Acton Kstate, Rakaia. The arrangements fer the sile wore very satisfactorily carried out by the vendors and the agents, and Mr Leicester Matson us fiales iD'in "for Messrs H. and Co. got through the business cf tha day expeditiously. The following were the results: — 10 'two-toitli tswes at Big« and 20 at sfg3 Sir Geo. Clifford, 20 at BJgs J. W. Rogers, 10 at 6gs and 10 at 3gs J;<s, Strinjifellow. 10 at 3gs F. C. Herbert (ATbury), 20 at 23gr Acton Estate, 150 at 2gs Monkton (Waver ley). ' "10 four-tooth ewes at 4igs Sir Geo. Clif ford, 10 at 3j» Jas. Johns. 10 at. 3>:s Colonel Fox, 10 at 2Jgs D. Mulbolhnd, 10 at and 10 at 2-ilKs'C. W. Reid.. 80 at 2gs G. J. Black, 11 at 2gs and 59 at ljgs A. Chamber -10 s:x-tooth ewes at 2l«p, 10 at 24gs and 20 at 2g» C W. Seid. 10 at 2|i» J. W-. Rogers. 10 at 2iffß W. A. Nixon, 10 at 2-Jgs O. McCallum, 10 at 2i#» W. Bailey, 10 at 2ns x\cton Estate. 10 at 2gs W. Andrews, 10 at ligs F. C. Herbert, 10 at Ugs Ja*. Johns, 10 at llg» and 111 at G. J. 40 eight-tooth ewes at ljys E. Kelland, 40 at 12gs C. W. R«id. 100 at lgs T. B«lcher, 60 at Jgs J- McCarthy, 40 at Jge.W. H. Rule, 40 at Jgs W. A. Nixon. 60 full mouth and aged ewes at J. McCarthy. 110 at 3gs J. Belcher. 15 ewe lambs at 3i«ra H. D. Vavasour (Blenheim), 15 at 3Jg» Sir Geo. Clifford, 30 at 3ga Colonel Fox, 100 at W. 