DEMAND FOR WOOL
- Press A.880ci*tlon.)
Strong Statistical Position
(By i'elegiaph-
AUCKLAND, This Day. 1 'Conditions iu England bo far as wool is concerned are very sound," said Mr Rawland Smith, prominent Sydney wool merchant, who is returning to Sydney by the Monterey. "In Bradford, Britain's largest wool centre, there are few visible stocks tops and it looks as if the Homeland will be heavy purchasers of Australian and New Zealand wools this season. "In Europe, however, the position is a little obscure, owing to the state of uncertainty with Italy and Germany. It is a questioK whether they will be larger buyers than last year. France has not large stocks and Japan is likely to buy as usual." Mr Smith added that economically and in every other way, Britain had never stood more solidly than to-day.
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Hawke's Bay Herald-Tribune, Issue 171, 6 August 1937, Page 5
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