WOOL SALES

Hokitika Guardian, 20 December 1933, Page 3

WOOL SALES

BIG DUNEDIN CLIP FOE TO-DAY,

£500,000 REALISATION EXPECTED

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DUNEDIN, December 18.

Some 29,000 bales are scheduled for the first Dunedin wool sale on Wednesday, and a , realisation~|of £500,000 is expected i; T-j;. that the quality wil£ bg the vljestf fo far auctioned. Ttije '■.p'qrpentage "of finer wools is higher tfrau usual for a first sale, owing to the fine Weather experienced in the earlier shearing operations.

N.Z. WOOL SOLD AT LONDON

LONDON, December 18

At the wool sales, 10,459 bales were offered, including 3864 ; from New Zealand ; about 8716 bales were;: sold. There 'wag good Home and Continental competition for finer ssttsb. for which full rates were maintained: Inferior and faulties weriy irregular. Withdrawals were fairly/, Numerous. ► New Zealand greasy .ctolsbred,. Waipoa, made to price of 14.1 d, the , average: being ll&d. . , f y t ■ v#v

Bradford : Yedy firifi, - top- makers in sisfing on ‘37-1-& for warp sixty-fours,

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