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MEAT PRICES RISE, WELLINGTON, June 17. The Bank of New Zealand has received the following advice from its .London office as at the close of business this week: — Frozen Meat. —There is a good demand for wether mutton, and prices are firm. There is a better inquiry for ewes Smaller supplies of lambs have caused prices to harden, but there is a good demand. Quotations per pound
BUTTER PRICE ADVANCES. WELLINGTON, June 17. The wholesale price of butter in the Wellington market will he advanced on Monday by one penny a pound, making the, wholesale price, lid a pound nett. • •• • ' • ' •
are: — d. d. Wethers, light, .... 3 i to 45 Wethers, heavy .... 2^ to 3i Ewes .... 24 to 34 Lambs, 2’s .... t H to / . Lambs, 8’s .... 61 to 05 Laihbs, 4’s .... 6 to 04 Lambs, seconds 6 to 04
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Hokitika Guardian, 20 June 1933, Page 3
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