WOOL PROFITS.

Taihape Daily Times, Volume XI, Issue 3524, 10 July 1920, Page 7

WOOL PROFITS.

WELLINGTO.\', July .7 Replying to‘ Mr V’. H. Field to-day the l"l'omicr saill the Imperial .autl1o1"1ties are w:il_lLi,ng_ to,‘ll_n.zld over to the Australian G_rovel'n_mént, their share of the wool profits to March 31st, 1919, g,n<_l Hwy :21'() Eyillixxg New Zcalguld shall lm\'(§ O.\':"lc‘cl)' the 3111110 :'ll'l'{'lngenlCnl: sllbjocl' to certificates of :1 British auditor being accepted. There will be no <lifi‘iculty' about this arrangenlent. “I have been learning :1 new meaning to WO6l commarideer," rexmu-ked Mr Edie (Bruce). lzlt.<.-r in the day. “I rihought it nleanj' that all farmers as honest men nmfic a bargain to sell .*.lloir wool to the Imperial Governmént,

but I find‘ that some big men who Could

afford it, held ol_l‘to their wool‘ until it.

{suited them tc sell it. If that's tha E meaning of conn_llandeel', then the fare 5 mers of N’E‘\v Zealaud have been badly l"hud.‘ I as one of the simple ones,” '*”conr-111(,lD(l the 11T'5mbe1' for"3ruce, whoj ,pl'ncc-odotl to quote it Case where the: I Govcrnlnent WOOI Valuers placed a.’ ’ value of 1/6 per lb 011 a. parcel of W 001." E 01; \\'hi<:ll experts from England were l prepared 10 pay from 5/6 {O 7/6. ".‘I-lacl 'again. and mightly badly,” was. {he 'r_nmnbol"s opinion. ‘ »_