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North Otago Times, Volume XXXVI, Issue 8730, 18 November 1896, Page 2

TPO THE WOOL GROWERS OF OTAGO 1 AND SOUTHLAND. Dear Sirs, The report having been persistently circulate d, both m print aud verbal' y , th\t we having severed our connection with the Dunedin Brokers' Association, will be unable to dispose of Wool advantageously on account of the Wool Buyers having positively refused to attend sales he'd by th >se outside the pale of the Association, it gives us pleasure to be m a position to flatly contradlcb all Buch rumora, which, it. most bo apparent, are circulated with the view of injuring our business. We need only rofor you to the subjoined letter f om tho Wool Buy n' Aaaociation, and growers to attend our salea and judge for themselves whether or nob we obtain the highest maikob value for all clip 3 entrusted to us. Kindly note, Commission 14 per ccut, and interest on advances on Wool ia store 5 per cent. We are, Yours faithfully, THE MUTUAL AGENCY C \ OF N.Z., LIMITED. TO THE WOOL GROWERS OP OTAGO AND SOUTHLAND. Dear Sib My attention having been called to a circular issued by a firm of Wool Rrokera m Dunedin, to the effect that tho " Wool buyers had notified th<ur intention of only attending sales held under the management of tbe Brokers' Association, and positively refusing to attend sales held by outsiders, I take this opportunity of assuring wocl growerß that the foregoing statements have no foundation m fact, and that the Wool Kuyers hold themselves entirely free to attend any sales they, may think fin, and, further, that they have no concern whatever with any disputes which may exist between the selling brokers." J. HERBERT JO WITT, Hon. Treasurer, New Zealand Wool Buyers' Associa'ion, ni9