RISE AT SYDNEY ALSO
SYDNEY, March 15. he wool saies were resumed under keen competition. principally from Yorkshire and Japan with good support irom the Continent. Values of all descnptions advanced from 5 to 7J per •cent compared with the closing rates at the last Sydney series. The appreciation was most marked on average descriptions. Greasy Merino made 324 d. There were 11,826 bales offered of which 11,310 wero *old, also 1741
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Hawke's Bay Herald-Tribune, Issue 51, 16 March 1937, Page 3
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