TREATMENT OF BURRY OR SEEDY WOOL.

Taranaki Herald, Volume LXVIII, Issue 16913, 9 December 1920, Page 6

TREATMENT OF BURRY OR SEEDY WOOL.

Farmers who have been troubled with Burry or Seedy Wool will be very interested to bear that the New Zealand Co-operativo Woollen Mills, Limited —a company now being formed—will install ■wool, and thereby enable wool-growers to secure better prices. But this is quite a minor detail when compared with the great benefits this big co-operative scheme offers the woolgrowers. Shareholders in the New Zealand Co-operative Woollen Mills will have the option of supplying a part of the mill’s of wool. They will be paid full market prices, plus a bonus, which is made possible by limiting the dividends on preferential and ordinary shares to 6i per cent, and S per cent, respectively. Such a gilt-edged investment as this calls for your 'immediate investigation. Secure prospectus and application form from any branch of the Bank of New Zealand, or from the secretary of the company, 12 King’s Chambers, Commerce Street, Auckland. —Advt*