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    Llandysul Mart, Tuesday, May 31st

    Messrs Dai Lewis Auctioneers report a seasonal entry forward in all sections, with producers taking advantage of the dry weather to catch up on harvesting duties. Cows and Calves sold to a brisk run for all sorts. Store Cattle and Weaned Calves sold to


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    Cardigan Market, June 7th

    J. J. Morris reports a very good trade evident in the Dairy and Store Cattle Section and increased numbers forward. Rearing Calves slightly easier. Processing Calves similar to previous week levels. Dairy Section, 20 entries forward peaking at £1000 for


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    What not to miss in this week's Western Telegraph

    From Haverfordwest to Hollywood, Pembrokeshire is bats about Christian. And a Milford Haven rapist is in court again on another rape charge This week's Western Telegraph is108 pages packed with county news, sport, entertainment, jobs, features, letters


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    Newcastle Emlyn Mart, Thrsday, June 2nd

    Messrs Dai Lewis Cyf Auctioneers report a much larger entry forward (1502), especially with lamb numbers increasing week by week. Lambs saw a brisk run throughout, and sold better to current national trends, which had fallen dramatically from the previous

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