STABILISING WOOL

Nelson Evening Mail, Volume LVI, 13 June 1925, Page 3

STABILISING WOOL

AUSTRALIAN I’KOmSAL X LAV ZK ALA Xt) CO 01 'E 1:ATI() X 'I lie proposal formula! rd in Australia Hi./C Hio 8.A.W.8.A. ojjj;;/nis;ition up til']' Lite presidency of Sir Jolin Higgins should ho utilised for th,, purpose of Hnbdising the woo! market has rrcei ved consider-T ion by t )>•■ Nir Zealand Shconowner.x' l edoral ion, and ivfiro.nitai ivcs of ilu' Federation will ;t 11 end iho conference of "rowns in !.<• lioj.l in M ''•lboiH'uo to cnnsid'T ihe adopt i<>tt of a sthenic to achieve tin; obiecf h: \:cw. AL’ XV. II .Nicholson, secrets rv i>f Hie Now Zealand Shopowncrs’ Fi-dcra; am, slated a! ( hrisicliurcli, says the Truss, 'bnt tho maitiT of woo! >l;; hilhs I ion in Australia and Now /calami had I rec-"iv;ng the ailunlion of (he larniiivr of the '•«•.!( rat ion for some mouths past. ‘ho in i pur* a nee ol the pro ji vi {,, Now Zealand shri-p'iv. nu s being fully re og nis'-'tl . I lie federation executive had ''•''on oi constant fi.tii h with Sir John fin-ins and the Australian Wool llrmvers ( onuuil 10, cubic for some considerable 1 mio. Tlic Xow Zealand Federation Twnl a ranged lo To represented at the outitow-nuu in Melbourne on June 113 rd. and Messrs B. E. U. Tripp. W. 11. Xmaolson ft lie .sucre! a ry. ta gather with ,a repte.-utila! i\ e from the Otago Shoepr'viH'is would ;ttfend the eonferoiue for Ihe purpose of obtaining firsldiaml ini' rifitii ien roneerron:.; the proposals io he hrnt’ohj forward from various parts H •' iw'aha and to hear the views of Sir John Higgms based on bis experiutiui ''it!, Ihu'ra as to the praet ieahili - fy if the inclusion of New Zealand in any avrlegemonfs (hat might be made tinder the scheme he was brine; risked to preps'v for the st ahi lisa t ion of wool value.- io the future. The delegates fmm Ne'v /aland did not. propose to commit tho”’selvos in any way at the eon lei eiH-e. hut wnoh| old ain infoi’ina tion on various points which appeared to i lie executive io miuire eltieiila!ion ;d Ihe nresont singe from Up. point of view of the New Zealand "rowers.