THE WOOL TRADE.

Temuka Leader, Issue 10280, 5 January 1922, Page 4

THE WOOL TRADE.

.«. , PROSPECTS FOi; l[r:2. AN IMPROVEMENT ANTICIPATED LONDON. Decern her 30. Messrs Charles Balme and Co.'s annual review of Ihe wool trade states that it is probable that during 1922 the consumption of wool in this country will expand. Already there are .some evidences of improving trade, which should to a distinct revival of exports of woollen goods. Tlie outlook is by no iin-ans unfavourable. provided that the political situation on the Continent improves and that foreign exchaiiaes become more stable. The present fashion favours liner classes of wool, but it would appear improbable !i,at ibe present wide disparity be! ween tile prices of liii" and coarse wools can continue for any lengthened period, and a distinct increase in the demand for the latter- seems likely !•: the near I'titun . i,ad : had :: had ::: Had blood comes from bad diu>-s- ---::•>[! had stomach, bad liver—;>t'"!:deil -a (Hi bad. foul h|v;i!)i, t;ial"d toiami'-. bad iaste, had heach.o-he, '■ade appetite and kindred sympioms. ''•■•■l as a 1! i liese a re, and .■-i-rinii:- as : re i!e disease-- lo which the-. |e.-,(|. Caauibei-!;.;n"s Tablets come to t n - re|b t' e'' all I hi-;..' b\ regula !in a. and i n \ i a ra 11 c a Stomach. I a ve;- a nd liov- >■:> . ;, nd pun ilia all t ie-se <>■■:■ :< ::■•