THE TIMBER TRADE.
Imports of-'timber during September included cedar from Canada and United States, £1555; Douglas fir from Canada and United- States, £8760; redwood, United States, £8092; hemlock, Canada and United States, £4610; oak, Russia and Japan, £7252; ironbark, Australia, £12,----927; spruce,* Canada, £33; poles, Australia^ £4634; palings, Australia, £400; posts, U.S.A., £154; other kinds, various countries, £1839; shingles, Canada and United States, £755; cheese crates, Canada Sweden. United Slates. £2315; butter boxes, Sweden,. .€2728; laths, Canada and United States, £1515. Exports of New Zealand timbers were as follow:—White pine, £40,999- rimu £4669; kauri, £0010; other kinds, £1020; butter boxes, ,£OS.
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Evening Post, Volume CVIII, Issue 108, 2 November 1929, Page 12
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101THE TIMBER TRADE. Evening Post, Volume CVIII, Issue 108, 2 November 1929, Page 12
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