MONDAY’S WOOL SALE
QUALITIES GOOD PROSPECTS ALL "iN THE AIR. “It is quite impossible to give any idea of what the prospects are for the wool sale on Monday,” said a wellknown woolbroker yesterday. “Neither is it possible to say what countries will be represented, as the buyers won’t arrive until to-morrow and Saturday, and, in any case, they are keeping very quiet. There is certainly nothing to say that one country will be operating more than another, or that Bradford will only buy on a conservative basis. You can’t . tell these things until the numbers go up.” There are about 12,000 bales to be sold, but the catalogue was only being completed last night. The qualities of the wools are said to be very good, well-grown, and heavier than at the beginning of last seoason.
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New Zealand Times, Volume LIII, Issue 12602, 12 November 1926, Page 6
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