WOOL CLASSING.

Dominion, Volume 3, Issue 639, 16 October 1909, Page 8

WOOL CLASSING.

*■ i AN EX VMIisAIION TAEEE w' : ' : of: 4.y;-; : '^smme.di(iteSi™ ;: i - Bah'stVctory. aDSWGrs to'tho l following questions, in' the 'brief .space of'one hom They were V the/'quGStibhs'^Sßt/to.'wool ,! classing students.,iri • an- oxamjntition -paper ,at «thc. Napier Technical /■■•-•-■ ■ > ■■••:••" ■ : ii*ixi*VAVlmt}is^thfe:'objectJof iclassing vwool?.-S-Vf.v^WhyA'ak^ farmer's'lot'.aria'"a:'large'/clip? ".. " '. .. '..should wool-classprs try 'to avoid hav r ingr- \three : bales in clips offered in London? .'. -K : . • -v7.;"':-,i'Y;ShMlfe,Mes ,:lje:.: of 1 ;eTen; weight?,Jfr.so; state-why, and what should bo -the > average \rei!jh.t;per-'.balo?; 5 ; , - VuM'hy'i'do Americnnfi 'buyers buy, onlysdiglit-; .-|SomUtiottcd, wool 1 ? M.V fUJTJfa | ■ . '•!• What'is;'me'ant by "condition"? ' ; !• -' . y : '.; v. : ;<-/State^thWfdiffri^ce'llfetwiß<?D. combiner cardfc; ' inp, \yarp/..aml weftvwool.v- . ;- i . . 1 :V^-^^;;^ : '.Wby'^'Js'^ve^etablo^ , 'matter'i so '.objectionhblo 'f P;;M^^n :^Wool^^i^■^' l , .i ;V'"W^at/i^>'meant ; -Uy the;.fej-fci ; s ■■.S6*s,: i "4Jfs;: SO'si■ •■<:" the length m vnrds -of lib. of 40's Jams?: 1 : '\WatWaro.-;''primp'Sj" .-"serrations," ;v:"tqps," "noils," and "wa-te"" i XjyiiGive a-shortulesbription' of:',how;you would fj'.J i-.'iS 7 eet" anddispatchinß: to the • -. port-a crossbred, clip of, • say, '150 bales' from . ;Ta' : Lincoln^.'amV-Boiiinoy,'flock,'! ther'e : 'being, som« / y pqro Ilomney.-.and pure Lincoln sheep,- tho-ro inainder-.beiug a'cross'between the 'two.