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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LIX, Issue 17957, 8 December 1932, Page 8

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NAPIER WOOL SALE The Gisborne Kheepfariners’ Frozen Meat and Mercantile Company report having sold the following dips at the Napier wool sale on Tuesday: CEIL—4 bales AK, 4d. VINBEX.—4 bales BE, 3-Jd ; 1 xbd, 3d ■ 1 u!<s, s{d. 1 pcs, 3d ; 2 xbd, 3d: 1 pcs, aid; 1 bis, 2d. LEM.—7 bales BE, 3d; 1 xbd, 3d; 1 xbd, 4?d. Hillside. —4 bales AW (p), 3d; 1 xbd, 3LI: 3 xbd, 4d ; 8 xbd, 1 Ids, 2ld ; 1 xbd, 3|d. GSCI—B bales BH, s£d; 1 xbd, 3Jjd; 3’xbd, 4d; 1 pcs and nks, 4fd; 1 bln,

K and G.-2 bis, 2Jd; 1 bis, 2-jd; 5 pcs, 2|d. CUB.—IO bales AE (p), 3jd. Hinemoa.—6 bales 811, 3^(1; 8 BE, 3id: 4 CE, 2Jd. EAB.-5 bales A, 3|d; 5 B, s,’d; 2 pcs, 3d; 1 pcs and bis, 3^d. F. 8.—9 bales BE, 4id. Oliimi. —11 bales CE, 3jjd; 4 Ist pcs, 3jd; 2 xbd, 4|d; 2 xbd, 3^l; 2 nks, bidl ]>cs, 3d; 1 xbd, 35 cl; 2 xbd, 2 Ids, 2|d. Mann. —6 bales AII, 6^(1; 4. A (pH ?■!,(}■, 1 pcs and nks, 3Jjd; 1 hgt, 3|cl: l'bls, 2d. i; to. 11 bales All (p), sd. NZ.--6 bales A, 4Jpl; 2 hgt, s'd; 1 dead, 3jd. ED.—l bale lbs. 3d ; 1 xbd. s|d; 2 xb(l. 3id ; 1 pis; 2|d. STG.-l bale xbd, 3RI ; 2 xbd, 3RI; 1 xbd. 31 d ; 1 bis, 2jd. I ' V—2 bales xbd, 3|d. •Whnvdknku. 1 bale bis, 2d. ITB.—I bale xbd. 3id. FOIL—3 bales xbd." 33d. Porn. —4 bales, xbd, 3£d; 1 xbd, 4§d; 1 p s arid bis, 2|d. Q. —3 bales xbd, 4-Jtd. jiVn.-— 4 bales Ist etgs. 41d; 4 '2nd ctgs, 3-4 d ; 5 3rd etgs, J4<l. lE—-1 bale sdy pcs, 2d ; 1 xbd, 2d ; j rigs, j2§d ; 1 llks and pcs, l;|d. . A!IB.- I bale pcs, 3d. TB—2 bales xbd, 39d: 2 xbd, 3Acl. JY.—6 bales A, 4d ; 6 B 3.yd; 1 pcs, 4d .- J pcs, 3d : 2hgl, 4?d ; 1 hgt, 3fd ; 1 •did, 3d ; 1 bis, 2,',-d: 1 etgs, 2[A : 1 etgs, lid. E 3 triangles M.--13 bales AH (p), Sid; 9 I?H (p). 4Jd; 6 Ist pcs H, 4id. Binmhnn.—4 bales, AAH (p), sid; 5 AH (p). 4Jd; 6 AH. 6.1 ; 9 BIT s'd; 4 B, 4(1. '

NEW MINING VENTURES A mining engineer, Mr. G. W. Thomson, of Dunedin, who returned to Wellington by the Marama from a business visit to Australia, said he had been fortunate in interesting an influential group of mining people in various projects and arrangements had 'been made for experts of Australian companies to visit New Zealand with a view to cooperating in the development of several of these large mining projects. “In my opinion the co-operation of these Australian interests will mean a liig thing in tho development of new mining areas for this country, as undoubtedly Australia to-day is in the forefront as regards the handling of large mining ventures,” added Mr. Thomson.