A TURN OF THE TIDE
THE DEMAND FOR WOOL MR. BERNARD TRIPP RETURNS (Pur Press Association.) WELLINGTON, this day. An optimistic note was struck by Mr. Bernard Tripp, of South Canterbury, when discussing the world wool trade to-day, on his return from an extended visit to England. “The tide, is just about turning. ’ Tie said, “though Hie process will lie slow.” When ho left England there were, indications of greater confidence.
Mr. Tripp alt ended 'the woolgrowers’ conference at Bradford, where it was stated by millers that stocks, are low, and that with the creation of a spirit of confidence better prices could bo looked for.
tie considered that the Meat Board bad done excellent work in England, although the outlook for meat did not appear bright for a year or two, owing to the largo increases in the number of frozen carcases coming from Australia and South America,
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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LV, Issue 17406, 3 November 1930, Page 11
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149A TURN OF THE TIDE Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LV, Issue 17406, 3 November 1930, Page 11
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