NAPIER WOOL SALE.
(By Telegraph.— Press, Association.)
NAPIER, 28th February.' " The fourth Napier wool sale, which od« ened to-night, was quite the best held hen* this season. Competition was very koenj with a big demand from the ContinentJ particularly France and Germany, ■ icr whom the bulk of the wools on the cata.' ljjue were suitable. . .
These wools slipwed an advance, of fronj Id to 2d on the last Napier sales, whil^ well-grown and sound wools advanced %di' Pieces, too, were eagerly sought 'after aft' an improvement of Id to 2d, but only f»..viil" lambs' wool showed, an advance, there beY ing no change in prices for medium and iW ferior lambs' wool. Crutchin^s were uuali tered. .
, NAPIER, This Day. The sale was" resumed this momma* with rates firm on lastj evening. If any.* thing, the bidding was more brisk and the offerings were quickly soM. Veiy, little of the wool remained unsuM.
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Evening Post, Volume CXIII, Issue 50, 1 March 1927, Page 11
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152NAPIER WOOL SALE. Evening Post, Volume CXIII, Issue 50, 1 March 1927, Page 11
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