TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
(From Our Own Correspondent.) Dunedin, this day. WELLINGTON WOOL SALES. VERY HIGH PRICES REALISED. The opening wool sale of the season was held at Wellington yesterday when competition was of the and very high p rices were realised, showing a very substantial advance on the high prices obtained in Wellington in March last. It is estimated that wool averaged about £4O per bale. . 1 1 CRICKET. 1 The Victorian first innings closed for 229, Hendry 63. M.C.Q, in second innings have lost two wickets for 83, Hobbs 37. THE ALL BLACKS. Some of the English newspapers criticise the ‘All Blacks for their play against London, alleging rough play and breaches of rules. COLLISION AT TASS. A tram car ran into a motor car at Tass (N.S.W.), two people being hilled. * i
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Lake Wakatip Mail, Issue 3614, 18 November 1924, Page 4
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