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Gisborne Times, Volume XXVII, Issue 2669, 26 November 1909, Page 7

One of the auctioneers at the Christchurch wool sale told a reporter that many of- the, smaller lots of wool sent forward by farmers had suffered very seriously owing to the ' fact that • the wool had not been properly classed. He said that, in -some, in stances, farmers; who had endeavored to .econpmis.e on the expense of classing, had lost .as much as 3d per. lb ■pix their, wool. H© strongly advised farmers to devote . the necessary amount ‘df trouble to tins part of the preparation of their wool for market as an hour or two or a few pounds spent in this way would be amply repaid by the increased .price obtained. What’s the use of coughing when Zvmole Trokoys will stop it P They are pleasing in appearance and taste, thoroughly “antiseptic, and contain nothing injurious.