NEW ZEALAND’S GAIN
Japanese Will Buy More Wool This Season AUSTRALIAN DISPUTE Dominion Special Service. Auckland, September 14., One of the results of Australians trade dispute with Japan will be a sharp Increase in Japanese wool purchases from New Zealand this season. This opinion was expressed by Mr. W. Crowe, a prominent American wool importer, who arrived by the Niagara from Sydney on his way home to Portland after making a combined business 'and pleasure visit to Australia Mr. Crowe also predicted a good American market for New Zealand wool. “New Zealand will benefit from the absence of any prohibiting treaties between her and Japan,” said Mr. Crowe. “I think Japan will consume much of your wool this season, especially in the finer grades. The wool market should be steady all over the world because we are out of the depression and the first thing people think of in a time of upward trends is the purchase of food and clothing.”
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Dominion, Volume 29, Issue 300, 15 September 1936, Page 8
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