NOT AS GOOD AS LAST SEASON
WOOL APPRAISED IN WELLINGTON LIGHTER IN CONDITION [ Per Frees xYssociation. ] WELLINGTON, Dec. 7. The report on the first appraisement o£ wool held in Wellington and finished yesterday, states: The majority of wools, particularly from the Wairarapa district, did not open up as attractively as last season, being lighter in condition and showing more tenderness, because no doubt of the dry autumn experienced. As expected finer crossbreds showed
Birkdale. Their golden wedding in 1927 was the occasion of a reunion of members of the family from many paits of the country. Mrs. Wood took an active part in church and social work in the districts where she resided.
a decided increase fri price as compared with the previous season while ■stronger grades have not shown the same proportionate increase but it is noped, generally speaking, that ' realisations will prove to be satisfactory to growers. The next appraisement will be held I early in January.
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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 83, Issue 290, 8 December 1939, Page 5
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