AUSTRALIAN TRADE
JAPANESE IMPORTS INGREASE (Australian Press Association). CANBERRA, November 10. Statistics made available by the Commonwealth Statistician, ' show a steady increase in imports from Japan to Australia. In the year ended June 30, 1933, the value of Japanese imports was £3,564,553, compared with £2,396,724 in 1932. APANFSE PURCHASE OF WOOL SYDNEY, November 10. The manager of the Japanese Government Woolen Mills, Tokio, now visiting Sydney, considers that Japan will lie a larger buyer of Australian woo! for some time to come. At least 600,000 bales are likely to be required. He denied statements that Australian wool-classing was faulty.
CURRENT SYDNEY WOOL PRICES
SYDNEY, November 10
Sydney current wool prices arc: Greasy extra super merino to 27fd, Greasy merino: Free, or nearly free, -best 22-2-ld; good 19-2ld; average 17-19 d. Ditto: Slight burr, best 19Rl to 20kl; good 17Ac! to ISj-d • average 15-id to 16-kl. Lambs: Rest to 23fd; comeback, best to 233 d. Crossbred best to 231 d;
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Hokitika Guardian, 11 November 1933, Page 5
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