ALMOST ALL LOTS CLEARED.
— I> AT ADVANCED PRICES. jy ——— I r ALL ROUND COMPETITION. "Exceedingly satisfactory"' must be ( the verdict on tlie second Auckland , wool sale of the season held last night ■ > in Scots' Hall. Prices were expected t to show an advance over those registered ! at the first sale in November, but ; brokers were agreeably surprised at the extent of the increase. From the open- ' ing of the sale keen competition was s displayed, and this was not confined ' to special interests but was well dis- [ A tributed. As the various catalogues '; were proceeded with this eagerness to j buy continued, and an almost complete jl clearance was effected. |l Cables for some time past have indi- i cated that Bradford firms have been •. chary of paying the j>rices that wool l has been bringing in the various wool 1 selling centres. They claim that profit- ! able manufacturing cannot be carried ■' on at the ruling values, and it was re- \ cently reported that they purposed ; holding off the market. Evidently they ; have been forced to revise their opinion I for last night their representatives were , keen bidders and secured the bulk of ] the offering, although to do so they liatL ] to pay higher rates than have so far ■ been paid this season. French and German buyers were also in evidence throughout the sale. The former were ; particularly anxious to secure the various lots of lambs' wool and were pre- ', pared to go to extreme limits for the privilege. j Compared with the November sale medium crossbred showed an advance of from Ad to Id per lb, but in other lines the increase ranged from Id to 2Ad. The highest price was per lb, for eight bales of halfbred merino ewe, branded Waiti. It was quite evident that if the Wool Committee had been ( willing to increase the allotment the whole of the wool at present in store ' could have been disposed of at satisfactory prices. I The original arrangements provided ' for an adjournment last evening and a fresh commencement this morning, but in view of the Royal visit the buyers j decided to carry on without a break, . and the sale was concluded at 1 o'clock j this morning. Their action was speci- i ally appreciated by the staffs of the j various, wool brokers, who were thus | enabled to see the various celebrations. Some of the Clips. Amongst the sales made were the following: — A Woodlands (skirted) —5 bales fine I crossbred hoggets at 14d. It bales fine three-quarterbred at 14% d. 4 bales fine i crossbred at ll%d, 4 bales bellies and pieces at 9d. R.M. over J.F. (skirted)— 9 bales fine A crossbred at 15 bales medium A crossbred at 13% d, 6 bales medium B' crossbred at 9 bales crossbred at 11%, 3 bales crossbred lid, 4 bales 10% d, 3 bales lambs' 12d. G.H.M. over M (skirted)— 6 bales fine crossbred hoggets and wethers at 14% d. 21 bales crossbred wethers at 12 1 /« d. 5 bales crossbred hoggets at 12Hd. 8 bales crossbred ewes at 12d. 5 bales crossbred j hoggets, ewes and wethers at 10% d. 8 i bales crossbred at 10% d, 4 bales bellies j and pieces at SMtd. | Tekaraka (skirted) —4 bales A.A. cross-1 bred at 16% d. 67 bales A crossbred at 15d, 35 bales B crossbred at 13% d. 9 bales , .C crossbred at ll%d, 7 bales A crossbred i hoggets at 7 bales first pieces at j liy*d, 9 bales bellies at 9*4 d, 16 bales: necks at 12d. ' J.T. over Bardowie fskirted) —11 bales' fine crossbred ewes at 13% d, 35 bales crossbred ewes at 13% d, 4 bales crossbred wethers at 13d, 12 bales crossbred ewes at ll%d. 5 bales crossbred wethers at | ll%d, 4 bales crossbred at 10% d, 11 bales : crossbred pieces at 9V4d. j Mangatangi (skirted) —20 bales fine' crossbred at 12% d, 4 bales C crossbred j at lid, 6 bales first lambs at 15%, 4 bales second lambs at 10% d. Ngapuke—4 bales A crossbred hoggets at 14% d, 6 bales B crossbred hoggets at 12% d, 10 bales A crossbred ewes at 13% d. 8 bales B crossbred ewes at 12Vid. 5 bales A crossbred wethers at 4 bales B crossbred wethers at 12% d, 9 bales bellies and pieces at 9%d, 4 bales lambs at 10% d. H.T. over Galatea (extra 6kirted)—l4 bales A crossbred hoggets at 16% d. 25 bales B crossbred hoggets at 15d. 4 bales C crossbred hoggets at 12d, 10 bales K crossbred hoggets at 15Vid, 27 bales J crossbred at 12d, 5 bales rams at 12d, 36 bales S crossbred at 12% d. 10 bales A crossbred ewes at 16% d, 4 bales A crossbred W pieces at llV4d, 48 bales B crossbred ewes at 13% d, 31 bales C crossbred ewes at 12% d. 10-bales K crossbred ewes at 13% d, 12 bales B crossbred wethers at ' 13d, 3 bales C crossbred wethers at 31 bales A lambs at 16% d, 17 bales B lambs at 12% d, 19 bales cotts at . lid, 13 bales A crossbred hoggets pieces at 15% d, 24 bales A crossbred ewes, pieces, at 12% d, 7 bales crossbred hog- : gets, bellies, at lllid, 11 bales crossbred ; bellies and ewes at lid, 7 bales bellies and pieces at 11 bales locks at 6%d. Kohututaka (skirted)—ll bales A crossbred at 12% d. 16 bales B crossbred at 12d. 15 bales C crossbred at ll%d, 4 bales first pieces, bellies, at BMd, 4 bales laixbs at ll%d. • J.G.S. —5 bales crossbred at ll%d, 4 bales crossbred at 4 bales crossbred at lid, 6 bales crossbred at 13% d. i Otioro—2B bales of crossbred 17% d. T.B. over R. (skirted)— 3 bales South- " down hoggets 18% d, 8 bales Southdown ' ewes lSd, 5 bales fine Romneys 13% d. 1 Various Owners—9 bales fine *fleece t 18% d. l Pouerua—l4 bales crossbred hogget at i 15% d, 16 bales A crossbred at 14% d, 6 r bales C crossbred (mis. 1) at ll%d. 7 bales first pieces at lid, 4 bales bellies J at 9d. f Cranston—l 2 bales crossbred ewes at e 12d, 5 bales crossbred hoggets at 13% d, 7 r bales crossbred ewes at ll%d, j M.C. oifer angle—s bales first three--8 quarterbred hoggets at 17* id, 6 bales medium three-quarterbred hoggets at ' 15% d. 7 bales' first fine crossbred hoggets - at 14d. o bales medium crossbred hoggets i at 13d, 4 bales" first three-quarterbred , ? ewes at 16% d, 4 bales medium three-quar-t terbred ewes-at 14& d, 10 bales first fine , crossbred ewes at 14% d, 8 bales medium crossbred ewes at 13d. 4 bales C crossbred * at 12% d, 6 bales first fine crossbred e pieces at 13% d, 4 bales second crossbred e pieces at 12% d, 4 bales ewes, bellies, at e 4 bales locks and pieces at 7%d, 4 e bales first fine lambs at 14% d. t ,o!h ak^ a , Farm ~ 4 Southdowns at 18% d, ]2 bales A crossbreds. ewes and 5 noggets; at 13% d, 4 bales B crossbred at - 12d. o bales first pieces at 10% d " ,o) Alangatangi-13 bales A Corriedale at 19d, 4 bales halfbred at 17% d A. and F over S.. Waikaka-13 bales crossbred hoggets at 13% d, 44 bales crossbred ewes at 12% d, * bales crossbred (3 wethers, 1 ram) at ll«4d. 6 bales at M ' 8 kmbs at 13d. * iS^^f^T 7 baks fine crossbred ?«i/j o', , bales me dium crossbred at 1» ¥\ < tet,es coarse crossbred at ll*4d r 4 bales halfbred hoggets at 16d, 12 bales t nne crossbed hoggets at 7 bales medium crossbred hoggets at ll%d. ■ Seaview—l3 bales super three-quarter-r bred ewes at_l6d. 16 bales fine first cross- - bred at 14d. 7 bales medium three-quarter- - bred at 13% d, 16 bales medium crossbred I, J'.P*"} 6 bales coarse crossbred at '-• 11* 5 * >ales first fine '*°gg ets at 16d, 5 . bales medium crossbred hoggets at 13% d. 4 bales cotts at ll%d, 13 bales first pieces 4 at 13% d, 4 bales second pieces at 9d, 6 e bales bellies at 10% d, 4 bales locks at s\d, 4. bales crutcMngß at 94.
Patunga—ll bales A crossbred at 12? id, J 5 bales B crossbred at 12Vid, 4 bales C |pi rossbred at USid, 7 bales crossbred (6 pa L hoggets. 1 B hogget) at 14d. 4 bales ) icllies and pieces at Bd. M Fordell—s bales halfbred at 16Sid. 12 FJ >ales fine crossbred at ll'.id, 13 bales ■ aedium crossbred at 12? id. 4 bales coarse J rossbred at 11 Sid. 4 bales halfbred hog-j :ets at 15Sid. 4 bales fine crossbred hog- ! ;ets at 13 Sid. 5 bales pieces at 12d, 4: >ales bellies at 9Sid. I E.L.T.—4 bales lambs at 16d. \ Kehia—s bales A crossbred at 16d, 30 . >ales crossbred ewe at 13Sid, 10 bales (J j o rossbred at 12 Sid. 9 bales crossbred vether at 13Sjd. 10 bales crossbretl hogret at 14% d. 4 bales pieces at HSid. 4 jales A lambs at lGSisd. 4 bales B lambs it 10% d. *" Sliund (pulled wool i —12 bales Soutliloun at ISSid. 19 bales halfbred at 17d. i bales B halfbred at 14Sid. l'aerangi t skirted)—2B bales A ewes at M 2%' d, 3 bales B ewes at 119td. 7 bales :wes at 1234 d, 6 bales bellies and pieces it S%d. .Mokoia (skirted)— 7 bales A hoggets at 4Sid. 13 bales A ewes at 12 , bd. 12 bales A c vethers at 12S£d, 4 bales bellies and pieces it 7Sfcd. J.G. over Galatea (clean skirted)—ll jales A Romuey hoggets at 13Sid, 4 bales \, itomnej- ewes at 13% d, 13 bales A Romney :wes at HSid, 8 bales B Romney ewes at I3S-id, 4 bales A Romney wethers at 14d. t bales first Romney lambs at 13Sid. 7 jales first Romney pieces at 12Sid, 4 bales jellies at lOSid. "' O (clean skirted)—l2 bales hoggets it ll*id. 19 bales ewes at 13d, 19 bales aethers at I3?«d, 4 bales lambs at 113 id, l 11 bales pieces and necks at lOSid, 3 bales jellies at BSid. 8 over Wainiai (clean skirted) —18 bales \ crossbred ewes at 13Ssd, 10 bales B crossbred ewes at 7 bales first ambs (clean packed) lGSid, 4 bales second ambs 10% d, 7 bales pieces and necks 10S6d. K.A.C —23 bales tine A crossbred at l4Ssd. 19 bales fine B crossVed at 13d. 9 bales medium A crossbretl at 13Sid, 9 bales medium crossbred at 12Sfed. 47 bales first three-quarterbred at 12% d. 32 bales second Lhree-quarterbred at USsd, 13 bales A crossbred at 12S4d, 23 bales first crossbred L at HSid, 47 bales crossbred pt. cotts at 10% d, 11 bales first pieces at lid, 43 bales pieces at 7S±d, 27 bales second pieces at 7d, 19 bales locks at sSid, 9 bales first crutchings at Od, 13 bales second crutchiugs at 7Sid, 6 bales black at 9d, 1C bales first dead at 11 Sid. 7 bales second dead at 7S2d, 8 bales first three-quarterbred r lambs at 12d, 11 bales second three-quar-terbred lambs at 10S4. J.S.S. (skirted)— 6 bales fine crossbred * at 16d. Lacewood (clean skirted)—s bales fine A hoggets at 17d. e Ashdale over heart (clean skirted) —t bales hoggets at ICSid, 7 bales fine cross- s bred at 15d, 11 bales medium crossbred , at 13d. 4 bales crossbred at ll%d, 7 bales pieces at 10% d. Edwinstowe (clean skirted) —4 bales s Southdowns at 17% d. j R in circle (clean Bkirted) —6 bales Shropshires at 17? id. , Various owners—26 bales Southdowns at! 18S4d. ] Horseshoe—34 bales first Romney ewes at 13d. 11 bales first crossbred ewes at t 12% d, 4 bales bellies and pieces at 9d. Oniania—l3 bales superfine crossbred at ] 14d, 17 bales medium crossbred at 13d. 5 bales cotts at 11 Sid, 3 bales fine crossbred « hoggets at 14% d. 4 bales first pieces at t 12Sid, S bales second pieces at 9d. * F.J. over 0—69 bales crossbred at USsd, 6 bales crossbred hoggets at 12Sid, 4 bales t D crossbred at lid, 6 bales bellies at 7%d. t Kohunu —23 bales A crossbred at 12d, 10 bales A crossbred hoggets at 12? id, S bales 1 B crossbred at 11 Sid. < HI.C.-4 bales Southdowns at 18% d, 13 » bales crossbred ewes at 13d, 3 bales crossbred wethers at ll%d. J.J. over X—l 2 bales A crossbretl ewes I at 11 Sid. 9 bales A crossbred wethers at 12S4d, 11 bales A crossbred hoggets at I 12Sid, 10 bales B crossbred ewes at lid. 10 bales B crossbred wethers at lid, 5 bales D crossbred hoggets at 11 Sid, 12 bales cotts at lOSid, 5 bales A lambs at 12Sad, 8 bales A pieces at 9?id, 3 bales bellies at 7%d. W.H.S. over Te Xgae—s bales A crossbred hoggets at lOd, 6 bales B crossbred hoggets at 14d, 3 bales A crossbred wethers at 13? id. 5 bales B crossbretl wethers at 12% d, 4 bales D crossbred wethers at 12d, 4 bales C crossbred ewes • at 12S4d, 4 bales first D crossbred ewes at 13Sid, 8 bales second D crossbred ewes at 12d, 10 cotts at HSid. 6 bales first pieces atT2Sid, 10 bales second pieces at lOSid. Waiare—7 bales crossbred (skirted) at ,18d. | 0.8. over Putiki —5 bales medium crossbred (skirted) at 18d. Xgaheia—4 bales lambs at 16Sid.
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Auckland Star, Volume LVIII, Issue 44, 22 February 1927, Page 11
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