MESSRS BAYLY AND SON'S NGARUAWAHIA FELLMONGERY.
We are pleased to see that the product of onr Ngaruawahia fellmongery is making a name for itself in the Auckland market, and bringing remunerative pricos. Some bales of scoured bellies and pieces from Ngaruawnhia, sold recently at auction, at from 10|d to 13id per lb. These prices should be highly "satisfactory not only to Messrs Bayly and Son, but also ti their clients who have had wool scoured on their own account. Our Travelling Correspondent drew attention some time ago, ti the advantages to be obtained by settlers in having their odd lots of wool seom-ed by Bayly and Son before being sent to market. The prices recently obtained for scoured bellies a-nd pieces, show that the estimate then given, viz., Is per lb was the correct ana. In dealing with Messrs Bayly and Son in this way, not only will our w"olgrower.s reap a pecuniary advantage, but they will help to support a most useful industry in the district.
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Waikato Times, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 3052, 6 February 1892, Page 2
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167MESSRS BAYLY AND SON'S NGARUAWAHIA FELLMONGERY. Waikato Times, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 3052, 6 February 1892, Page 2
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