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WOOL SALES. (Australian and N.Z. Cable Association.) SYDNEY, December 2. The final series of the wool sales this year has commenced. Prices for super merino are 5 per cent, and ordinary topmakers’ sorts 7g to 10 per cent, lower than at the previous sale. Come-backs and crossbreds are unchanged. DAIRY PRODUCE. The National Mortgage and Agency Co., have received the following cable, gram from London : — ' Butter: Market very slow. 202/- to 204/- Tendeiicy downwards. Cheese : Market quiet. 112/- to 114/-. SALE SLUICING PLANT. McMahon and Lee will submit to auction on Tuesday, December 8, the sluicing plant owned by the New Antonio’s Ltd., comprising 800 to 900 feet of piping, together with mining tools, etc. The lot has to be sold without reserve.—A.D.
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Greymouth Evening Star, 2 December 1925, Page 7
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