TIMARU WOOL SALE.
Per Press Association. TIM Alt U, March 13. At the wool sale good wools sold much on a par with tho Dunedin rates, but for discoloured and inferior lots the competition was irregular. Pieces were inclined to be a shade easier—from a farthing to a half-penny. Bradford and Continental buyers were the principal operators, with Japan securing suitable lots; Germany operated sparingly. The range of prices is as follows: Merino, 7d to 13$d ; halfbreds, 7id to 11 Jd (binned to 12Jd) ; three-quarter-bred sld to lOd ; crossbred, s)d to 9J,d. Pieces: Merino, 7d to 9}d; three-quar-terbred, 5d to 6d; lialfbred, bellies and necks, 7sd to lOd; Merino, pieces and necks, lOJd; three-quarterbred pieces and necks, 4ld to 6d.
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Manawatu Standard, Volume LV, Issue 90, 14 March 1935, Page 8
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120TIMARU WOOL SALE. Manawatu Standard, Volume LV, Issue 90, 14 March 1935, Page 8
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