Wool high
High prices for fine Merino fleece helped generate more than $l7 million in wool proceeds for all growers, who sold more than 27,000 bales In Christchurch yesterday. Top of the sale was $23.50 a kilogram for two bales of 16.8 micron super fine woo! sold by M. Giles, of Blenheim. Marlborough and Mid-
Canterbury high-country growers sent their Finest wool for auction and more than 30 of them received $lO a kilogram or better. The wool market over all is at its highest since the July devaluation, and the market Indicator at 383 c is almost 30 per cent above its pre-devaluation levels. ; Full report, page 14.
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Press, 3 November 1984, Page 1
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