and for the 
; but unless the rook of the evil be 
With the immense amount of 
; as a and pedigree, our flocks to-day ought to shear from 6 to 
of wool per head, whereas the average barely exceeds 
a 2 ibs. And there is a remarkable uniformity in the quality 
: a Yoel from all parts of the Colony, because the same 
must be evident to every one that the same cnlelge and 
ice as regards sheep and wool cannot have existed in 1828 
He present day ; and yet, notwithstanding all our 
in ov every direction, the wool produced in the Colony then 
far higher reputation than, with a few weno exceptions, 
: we send to the English market now. All our wools in 
‘ is ad were alike remarkable for possessing a silky softness ; ‘ 
Po ‘Auality, I feel, confident, will be regained when the neces: 
4 improved rational system of m ment has become 
recognized, y nag 
Practice of wholesale barking, I feel sure. exercises a 
inf ae oe of mee Not 
and cehaterat of the pe heat is rey greater ter from 
of Jains than from 
