COMING WOOL SALES

Hawera Star, Volume LIII, 10 November 1933, Page 5

COMING WOOL SALES

MAXIMUM OFFERINGS.

The New Zealand Wool Committee, consisting of - representatives of the producers, woolbrokers and woolbuyers recently held a meeting for the purpose of exercising its functions in regulating the offerings of wool at the various sales to !be held throughout the Dominion during the coming season. The maximum aggregate quantities of wool which may ibe offered at the sales were fixed as follows: — 1933. Bales.

not far distant when we shall be able to take action in that direction. • ‘When in due course we come to look back upon these times it will be recognised that three measures have been taken, however contentious they may have "been when initiated, stand out as landmarks along the road to recovery. These are:

“(1) The adjustment of the exchange rate. ‘ ‘ (2) The conversion of the whole internal debt, with related measures for stabilising interest rates at lower levels; and ««(3) The establishment of the New Zealand Reserve Bank'. “In the meantime the essential fact is that the depression is passing, and, though much remains to be’ done to complete the work of restoration, we can go forward with lighter hearts buoyed up -with the prospect of better times ahead.”

Nov. 27 Auckland 25,000 Dec. 1 Napier 26,000 Dee. 7 Wellington 25,000 Dec. 12 'Christchurch 25,000 Dec. 16 Timaru 15,000 Dec. 20 Dunedin 25,000 1934. •Tan. 6 Napier 30,000 Jan. 11 Wellington 25,000 Jan. 15 Auckland 25,000 Jan. 19 Wanganui 30,000 Jan. 26 ■Christchurch 25,000 Jan. 31' Invercargill 30,000 Feb. 5 Dunedin 30,000 Feb. 9 Timaru (no limit) Feb. 15 Wellington 25,000 Feb. 20 Napier 25,000 Feb. 23' Wanganui 30,000 'Mar. 2 Christchurch 25,000 Mar. 7 Dunedin 30,000 Mar. 9 Invercargill (no limit) Mar. 19 Wellington 25,000 Mar. 23 Napier 25,000 Mar. 27 Auckland (no limit) April 6 Chriiste.hu re h (.no limit). April 10 'Dunedin (nolimit) April 17 Wanganui (no limit) April 20 Napier (no limit) April 24 Wellington (no limit)