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MEMORIAL FUND. AUCKLAND’S FINE TOTAL. AUCKLAND, Monday. The fne total of £20,830 has been reached in the Auckland contribution to the King George V Memorial Fund. THE WOOL MARKET. A FAVOURABLE OUTLOOK. RUGBY, June 27. The public auctions of English wool indicate a favourable outlook for the next series of London sales. Bradford buyers found prices higher than they anticipated. A number of overseas topmakers who presumably had not covered their requirements of crossbreds during the New Zealand selling season, have been active. American purchases of British wool are double those of last year, and Germany also is taking more. NEW ZEALAND BUTTER. LOWER PRICES ACCEPTED. RUGBY, June 27. After a featureless week butter dealers are apparently tired of admiring stocks and are accepting lower prices. Buyers, however, are slow in responding, and the market may be still easier before interest revives. The position is vory sensitive, but Tooley Street merchants expect a gradual eas.ng in prices rather than an appreciable break, FARMER’S DEATH. VERDICT AT INQUEST. CAMBRIDGE, Monday. At tho Inquest to-day into the sudden death of Mr Fred Wowcombe, farmer, of Karapiro, a verdict was returned that death was duo to heart failure.
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Waikato Times, Volume 121, Issue 20231, 28 June 1937, Page 6
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