DAMAGE TO WOOL

Te Aroha News, Volume XXVII, Issue 43353, 23 July 1908, Page 1

DAMAGE TO WOOL

A'POVERTY B£¥ SUGGESTION. Watson, of Tinburn, weborne,- writes as follows to the Fanners’ Union * Advocate:— * 11- heard a great deal ■ ®V oja t : the damage caused to -; 0 through particle, of vegetable matter off the i wool-bales, and bits of string, etc., getting' into the trobl. Will any of your readers join nie in. the simple experiment of turning piir wool-bales inside out, and > pacaing. in them .so ? What at-presfej/t is the outside of the bale is better dressed than the inside, and there would be no raw edges of . ,to. the wool. Of course the; pressed bales would not look quite so neat, as the edges, would be exposed ; but I do not think this would affect the sale of the contents.*'