HIGH PRICKS FOE WOOL.

Dominion, Volume 5, Issue 1289, 18 November 1911, Page 8

HIGH PRICKS FOE WOOL.

■13d. PER LB. FOR 22 BALES. The following letter, addressed to Mr. Wm. White, of Otane. Hawke's Bay.' the w,ell-known manufacturer of "White's" Dip, shows what ran be achieved by an enterprising shcenfarntor:— Porangabau, 2-tth April, 1009. . Dear Sir,—Enclosed please find telegram from my local agents saying that their London brokers wero showing some of my wool at the International Exhibition, Paris. I think this is a very good advertisement for your dip. I may say that.nw wool sold very well indeed. I pot aa high as 13d. per lb. for 22 bales, and the. balance of the fleece ranged from 83d. to lid. per lb.—Tours sincerelv. ' Ernest White. Wo may also niflntinn that this grower's clip of the following year also dipped in "White's" topped the market at the first Napier sale in November ,1909, at MA. per lb. Anyone renniring any further information about White's Hip, which has proved itself so successful in the past, will be cheerfully supplied on application to the Manufacturer, Wm. White, Otane, H. 8., or his agents.—Adyt. A Piomner Marsh ram bred by Mr. .7. E has ju<?t been imported by Mr. A. D. M'llwrnith of fiakain.. Chick-rearing is not only profitable, but a pleasure, when yon feed "A. and IV Chick Raiser. It is a complete and properlv-blendcd food for Young Chicks. Uhtaiuiiblo from all storekeepers—Advt. A W r airarapa farmer expressed the. opinion to a "Daily Times" reporter that owing to tho poor lambing chere will probably be a s-liortago of lambs in the Masterton district. Factory Managers are invited to drop a post-card for particulars of cheese rata and hoops, tho best made, Victor brand, to Albert J, Parton, Carterton. Do it now.*