THE WOOL MARKET

Motueka Star, Volume II, Issue 100, 29 July 1902, Page 4

THE WOOL MARKET

The ILondon^ife ih ( Values, tone pfthe marbet appears to' have' improvedslightfy! The consumption., ; be good, -for up to Saturday ,last out of 134:,668 bales offered* 122,022 were sold.; pretty, ie ,J|«j ?be .fpfey taioesdnof the value of wool shipped from the Wellington-West Coas{> dja trict by the price realised for the balea. sent by the Gear Meat Company. The ‘‘Gear” .brand* has made an average of per, lb, -equal to a net return of about 4d per,lb in .Wellington., This is not; an encouraging price for the filing era or the shippers. The Australasia n wool year closed on the 3,oth and Messrs Dalgetv and Coi,, Limited, show-by their care , fully compiled statistics that there has been an increase in the production, whigh is rather extraordinary, considerinp‘ the vast decrease that has taken place in the’ flocks “of Australia owing to the .drought. The wool exports f»r the past four,years, according to the authorities quoted, are asunder:— Bales

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Living is a disense fcoin the puns of which sleep eases us . every sixteen h<'Urs ; sleep is but- h death hi me is the cure. The. woist wasted of all 1 days is that in which fine has n t laughed. A considerable proportion of the pebple of Timaru are now troubled with a neculiav cough, that df>es. not suggest a cold, but is caused by an irritation of the throat, as yet unexplained. The New York police arrested a man named Gray, 26 years old. who, it is alleged, has been in the habit of feigning epileptic fits in front of private residences on the chance of being cairied inside, when he would tell a pitiful story and usually reap a harvest of sympathy and money. Gray appeared in the police court, and the doctors who examined him say that he is a physical curiosity, being able to increase at will the pulsations of his heart to 105 a minute.

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1899 . . . . 1,664,134 1900 .. 1,594,461 1901 .; .. 1,609,713 1902 .. . . 1,657,280