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Gisborne Times, Volume XIX, Issue 1512, 21 July 1905, Page 2

In its monetary article the Lance states :—The London wool 6 ale a continues to sc® values at a high » level, and the gain to .the colonies by the recent advances in the prices must be enormous. It is so much additional ‘income* and the money will he Well spent in further developing the. resources. It means a good deal to-New Zealand, for the increase in wool values compensates for losses in other directions, and atsures a prolongation of the prosperity we. have been enjoying. The growlers and croakers who have been deploring the slight dnlness. in. trade experienced during the-worst of the Wet weather will have tb find some other occupation. Taken all round, ‘ qur products are selling fairly well, and there is absolutely no reason why there should be ant) anticipations of a .visit of depress Si'Qllj •