WOOL SALES

Waikato Independent, Volume XXXI, Issue 2779, 24 November 1931, Page 6

WOOL SALES

REGULATION OF OFFERINGS-

THE SCHEDULE OF SALES

Tho New Zealand Wool Committee comprising representatives of the protoeon, woolbrokers and woolbuycis l ic .]d a meeting last week for the purpose of exercising its functions m reflating the offerings of wool at the various sales to be held throughout the Dominion during the coming season The maximum aggregate quantities ol WO ol which may be offered at the sales were fixed as follows: 1931._28th November, Auckland, 20 000 bales; 3rd December, Napier, 30'000 bales; Bth December, Wellington 30,000 bales; 11th December, Christchurch, 25,000 bales; 14th December, Timaru, 10,000 bales; 18th Decernbev, Dunedin, 25,000 bales. 19 32.—6th January, Wellington, 30,000 bales; 11th January, Napier, 30,000; 15th January, Wangamii, 30,000 bales; l«th January, Auckland, 25,000 bales; 25th January, Christchurch," 25,000 bales- 29th January, Invereargill, 30,000 bales. 2nd February, Dunedin, 30 000 bales; sth February, Timaru, 20,000 bales; 11th February, Wellington, 30,000 bales; 16th February, Napier, 25,000 bales; 19th February, Wanganm, 30,000 bales; 25th February, Christchurch, 25,000 bales. Ist March, Dunedin, 30,000 bales; 4th March, Invereargill, no limit; 11th March, Wellington, 30,000 bales; 15th March, Napier, 20,000 bales; 21st March, Auckland, no limit; 31st. March, Christchurch, no limit.' 4th April, Dunedin, no limit; 7th April, Timaru, no limit; Hth April, Wellington, no limit; 14th April, NapieVno limit; 16th April, Wangamii, no limit.