COMMERCIAL NEWS
' WOOL PROFITS CLAIM. Sydney, sept. 25. The further hearing has commenced in the High Court of the case in which the John Cooke Proprietary of Melbourne and T. A. Field, of Sydney, acting for the fellmongers, are claiming from the Central Wool Committee a division of the profits on the oversea sales of skins and wool during the war. The case involves about £3,500,000. SYDNEY WOOL SALES. SYDNEY, Sept. 23.
The new season’s wool sales have commenced. There was a large attendance of buyers, and competition was keen, but the clips were not up to the standard of previous years. The wool trade generally is optimistic an anticipates a good selling season now that the brokers are free from H.A.W.ILA. control. DAIRY PRODUCE. WELLINGTON, Sept. 2.5
Tlie National Dairy Association has received the following cablegram front their London office dateil September 23rd—
Butter-—The market is quiet. Qu'> tations: New Zealand, salted 2l(is, unsal led 2245; Australian, salted 20(5s ; Argentine, salted 208 s; Irish, salted 21)3.s ; Danish, salted 2205.
Cheese.—There is a good demand Quotations: New Zealand white fills coloured 02s.
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Hokitika Guardian, 27 September 1922, Page 1
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