COMMERCIAL.
HIGH COMMISSIONER'S CABLEGRAM. [ 11Y Tl-'.I,KCJ<AI'II. DISSS ASSOCIATION.] Wellington, Monday. Mutton. —The market is firm, stocks in hand being light and (irmly held in few hands. High prices are restricting business. Canterbury ■! A<3, North Island U'd. Lamb. —There is good demand for all lamb, with small supplies of New Zealand and Australian. Supplies increasing. Canterbury f>id. otber than Canterbury f>£d. Beef.---The market; is firm, with more inquiry. Stocks <d Now Zealand on hand are light. New Zealand hindquarters ,'iid, fores :Ud.
Butter. —The market, remains linn, with fair demand for better grades for Christmas trade, but for ordinary quality the, market is quiet, at advanced values, which are extremely difficult to decide. Choicest Now Zealand I'2'Za to l:V>s, ordinary quality first grade !17s to 121s, Australain 117s, Argentine 11(5s, Siberian 110s, Danish KMs. Cheese. —The market is quiet, but steady. New Zealand white, (Us (id, coloured (>2s (id. Hemp.—The market is steady and fair business is being done. New Zealand good lair grade. X'.V.',, fair grade £'M 10s lor any position, fair current Manila £'.',' A. forward shipment .5:34. Wool.' —The market is strong. DUNEDIN WOOL SALES. HIGH PRICES AND KEEN COMPETITION. Dunodin, Monday. The first wool sale of the season was held to-day. High prices were the result of keen competition. Some ,S7o(> bales were catalogued, and the quality of the wool was excellent,. Bradford, Continental, and American buyers operated freely. Super halfbreds brought up to M.v'd, arecord for the Dominion tins year; good 11 Ad to !2ki, super up to ISi'd, good lid to ];'ri, medium lOd to lid, inferior Ud to ;):;d | merino 9Jd to 1 li'd.
Mr Kalangher, agrieultuarl inspector under the Board of Education, paid a visit to Te Kuiti school kuU, week, and inspected the work done by the children in agricultural branch. The inspector was highly pleased with the field work hich lias been carried out in a thoroughly systematic manner under the supervision of Mr Power, the headmaster. Great credit is d U ,> to both master and ■>>-■■ '-< •-
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King Country Chronicle, Volume VII, Issue 527, 18 December 1912, Page 5
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334COMMERCIAL. King Country Chronicle, Volume VII, Issue 527, 18 December 1912, Page 5
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