RABBIT SKIN SALE
DUNEDIN MARKET At the rabbit skin sale on October 29, held at Dunedin, there was a small offering, the quality of the winter grades being generally inferior. There was very little buying for overseas orders, the demand being mostly speculative, and prices for all winter grades were on an average 12d per lb lower. Summers, milky, etc., showed little change. The following was the range of prices:— First winter bucks 108 d per lb, second winter bucsk 102 d, spotted bucks 65d, outgoing bucks 544 d, first spring bucks 36d, second spring bucks 25d, first winter does 64d, second winter does 6()d, outgoing does 40d, spotted does 50d, first spring docs 30|d, second spring does. 26d, racks 24d, summer does 23]d, summer bucks 24}d, first milky 32|d, milky 26|d, summer broken. 24d, second winter broken 30d, first winter broken 31U1, runners 22$d, small 14UI, summer blacks 15d, third winter blacks 36d, first winter blacks 45d, fawns 20d, hare.skins 12(1, horsehoAlH
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Kaikoura Star, Volume LVI, Issue 87, 5 November 1936, Page 2
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163RABBIT SKIN SALE Kaikoura Star, Volume LVI, Issue 87, 5 November 1936, Page 2
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