GLASSING OF WOOL
AUSTRALIA AND SOUTH AFRICA ALLEGATIONS OF IRREGULARITY Press Association—ByTelegraph—Copyright. LONDON, September 11. (Received September 12, at 9.20 a.m.) Allegations of irregular classing of Australian and Cape wools were made by Dr Schonbach, of Germany, at the International Wool Conference at Leige. He said that in recent seasons the classification of wool had not been undertaken with the same care, and bad sorting was apparent in oil qualities over sixties, and a lower price had to be expected on this account. The producer’s carelessness thus came back on himself. The Australian representative (Mr W. Devereaux) replied that very considerable care was taken in preparing the bigger clips i.nd classing them as regularly as possible. In the smaller clips the same care w-" not possible.
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Evening Star, Issue 20587, 12 September 1930, Page 9
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126GLASSING OF WOOL Evening Star, Issue 20587, 12 September 1930, Page 9
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