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Auckland Star, Volume L, Issue 183, 4 August 1919, Page 9

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UNION BANK. f< —^ —— ~£ (Beceivea 8.30 a.m.) t , z LONDON, July 29. T" The Union Bank meeting sanctioned the *' subdirteion of shares.—(A. and N.Z. Cable.) £ STOCK SALES. The Farmers' Co-operative Auctioneering ~ Company, Te Puke, reports as follows:—At Te Puke on Tuesday last we held our fort-ni-shtly beat and store sale, when we yarded 1 671 cattle. Including 295 fat bullocks and 31 fat cows. Competition was keen throufhout. and the best averages were as follows:—Twenty-four bullocks on account I 1 of F. Donovan, £21 14/; 106 bullocks on * account of Jas. McKee, £16 10/; 21 bullocks on account of J. Lewis, £16 5/. We quote: . Prime fat bullocks. £23 15/ to £20 2/6: fat bullocks, £V! 5/ to £10 15/; forward bullocks, £14 10/ to £16 10/; fat cows, £11 5/ to £12 2/6; forward cows, £S 5/ to £9 10/; 3J-year steers. £12 10/ to £13 10/; 2* to 3-year steers, £ft 10/ to £11 12/6; H to 2-year steers, £6 to J £7 10/: yearling steers, £3 5/ to £5; store I cows. £6 to £7 2/6; empty lielfera, £3 15/ to j £6 o/. c

SLOXDOX STOCK EXCHANGE. LONDON. July 31. The following are the latest quotations Cor the shares named:—Bank of Australasia, £138; National Bank of Australasia, 125/; Bank of New Zealand, 4 per cent, guaranteed stock iSo 10/, ordinary £13 10/; NewZealand Loan Company, £111, ex lights; Waihl, buyers 45/, sellers 47/6; Waihl Junction, buyers 13/3. sellers 14/3; P. and 0., £325.—(A. and N.Z. Cable.)