WOOL SALES.

Poverty Bay Herald, Volume L, Issue 16579, 7 November 1924, Page 3

WOOL SALES.

WILT, THEY BE HELD TN GIB BORNE?

AN EARLY DECISION EXPECTED

Shearing having commenced many local pastoralistsy arc anxious to know whether wool, sales are to bo held thisseason at Gisborne, It will he remem beiiad that as tlja j-rqeul't of negotiations that have taken .plac'd it .was decided that the subject should again be taken up when the brokers and buy cm incoti early in Dacember to fix the foster tin the second half of the New Zealand season. In vihv of the urgency of the mat ter from the point of view of sheep turners who are desiring to decide how to dispose of their wool, further strong re presentations have been sent to Hie N.Z. Brokers’ Association, urging that the matter of the Gisborne sale should -Iv. taken up by the association with the. buyers when all meet, at Wellington for Iho first Now Zealand sale on November 17. A reply was received that if a deputation was sent- to the Napier sale on November 21 the matllnr might ho derided there, hut the local Brokers’ As socintion, in reply to tin's suggestion, stated that they preferred the mattershould be dealt- with by the roster committee, deputations having already bean, sent, and put. forward the strongest argu ment for holding a sale at- Gisborne. A telegram lias now been received storing' that, the wool buyers have arranged to meat (he roster committee at. Wellington on November 17 to decide finally whether Gisborne shall bo included in this senson’s sales. THE ADELAIDE SALES. ‘Elec. Td Cony rich!—United Press Assn.' (Received Nov. 7. 1 p.m.) ADELAIDE, Nov. 7. The third series of wool sales, has opened. Prices ane par with the opening sale. ;iia:wi3t,-<bii4M« *