ON 'CHANGE.
FLUCTUATIONS IN SHARES. business only moderate. Business on- the local Stock Exchange shows only moderate activity, and bidding over the last 24 hours has been irregular.. At this morning's call. Bank of >>ew Zealand's seemed easier, with sellers at £2 7/9, and no declaration from buyers. Nationals of Australasia (con.) were on oiler at £6. , Taupiri Coals, pref., had a sale at £1 1/b, (his being the first transaction in the coal section for some time. Pukemiros were offered 1/3 lower, at £1 6/9. '■Robinson Ico Creams made a sharp advance, with a sale at 19/, after which buyers dropped back to 17/, and holders moved up to £1- + Waihis firmed up again, with buyers at 16/11 only Id under the selling quotation. There was no ciiange in Government stocks. The Noon Call. Bank of New Zealands showed a'fall of 9d at the noon call. , In insurance stocks New Zealands and South British held firm, with further sales at G^e?nment e inscribed stock for 1936 at 5% per cent, eased slightly from the last sale. SALES COMPLETED. ' . Last Sale. AT THE 3.18 P.M. CALL YESTERDAY— Goldsbrongh, Mort £15 3 .. *1 | » Gear Meat, Ltd. 115 3 .. Ilg " Okarito 0 . ° ' •' AT THE 10 A.m. CALL TO-DAY— Bank N.S. Wales 27 2 6 .. 27 10 0 Taupiri Coal (pref.) 11 0 •• a -17 ft Robinson Ice Cream 019 0 .. 017 Golden Dawn ... 0 5 3.. 0 5 d AT THE 12.16 P.m. CALL TO-DAY — Bank New Zealand 2 7 0.. 2 7 9 New Zealand Ins. £30.. £ •* w South British Ins. -18 0 .. -18 O ln &ip.c° Ck .'.."? 6 '. 98 17 6 .. 90 2 6 INTEREST BATES. The return to the investor on Ms outlay, based upon ' the ' latest dividends, works out as follows for the latest sales. Where Government or municipal stocks are included the calculation provides for redemption at maturity, and for payment of Government 10 per cent stamp tax: PER CENT PER ANNUM. •. £ S. d. Goldsbrough, Mort 1 19 f Gear Meat . v• • g " '' Bank of New South Wales.. 313 J Taupiri Coal (pref.) 7 8 10 Robinson lee Cream « on Bank of New Zealand ...... 6 - O New Zealand Insurance 4 lrf u British 4 11 - Govt. Stock, 5J (1936) 5 7 SOUTHERN EXCHANGES. (By Telegraph.—Press Association.) WELLINGTON, this day. Reports Sales.—South British, £2 18/; Government C>i per cent Stock, February 1937, £99 5/;-Commercial Bank, la/. WELLINGTON, Tuesday. Stock 1938, 4J per cent (May-Novem-bet)V £95; Stock, 1937, 5h per cent (February-August), £99 0/! Bank of New r> .Wi 7/q ' South British Insurance. £2*lß/'; CcU Meat £'? 13/ ; New Zealand Refrigerating (con.), 3/9; New Zea and Breweries, £1 8/3; Moturoa Oil, 3/10, Bliickwater Mines, 19/. .
' CHRISTCHURCH, this day. Sales on 'Change.—Goldsbrough, Mort, £I's/2 £1 5/3 (3 parcels); Taranaki Oil 2/5; New Zealand Refrigerating (10/ paid) 3/8; Kauri Timber, 13/8; Golden Dawn, '5/3 (2 parcels).
CHRISTCHUKCH, Tuesday. E„ S. nild "A. Bank, -£4 15/-; New Zealand. Refrigerating (con.), 3/7, wew Zealand Breweries, £1 8/6 i; 10/Q- DunlOD Kubher, 14/11, li>/» Mount ' t/cll' £1 0/0 * Waihi, 16/11; Golden pawn, 5/3; Golden Point ed (2 parcels).; Okarito, 8/6 (9 parcels), 8/oJ ; Mahakipawa, 4Jd. DUNEDIN, this day. Sale on 'Change.—Electrolytic Zinc Reported" Sale. —Paddy's Point, 5/1 (2 parcels).. pUNBDIN, Tuesday. Stock, 1937,- 51 per cent (SeptemberMnrchl £99 5/: 8., S. and A. Bank, £.4 ID/; Westport Coal, 12/3; Gillespiels Beach, 2d; Okarito, 8/6. CAM and dividend list. DIVIDENDS. Due. Kempthorne, Prosser — Interim, 31 p.c. •• • v Sept Milne and Choyce—Annual, pref., 6 p.c.; B pref., 7, p.c.; ord. and _ deb., 3 p.c. Sept. 20 Bank of Australasia —Interim, 3/ per share (16ss 5/ in £ British on tax) Sept. SO British Tobacco —Quarterly, ljj p.c, • a •-«••••••• * ••'••.••••••• ' 1 Sept# uU Duiilop Perdriau —Final, pref. 5 p.c., ord. 3 p.c. Sept. 30 Pukemiro Collieries—Pinal, 5 p.c. Oct 1 Electrolytic Zinc (pref.)—Half- - year, 8 p.c. per annum Oct. Waihi—lnterim, 1/ a share .... Nov. 1 LONDON STOCK, EXCHANGE.
(Received 11 a.m.) LONDON, September 20. Mount Lyells are quoted at 18/1% and P. and O. deferred stock at 20/10%.
AUSTRALIAN STOCK EXCHANGES. ,YESTERDAY'S BUSINESS. SYDNEY, September 20. On the Sydney Stock Exchange to-day prices were irregular, with weakness in some sections. This probably was due to the decline in metal prices. The' turnover was up to the average. This morning's sales were: Commonwealth 4 per cent Bonds, 1938, £100 15/; 1941, £100 12/6; 1944, £101; 1947, £99 10/; 1950, £99 15/; 1953, £99 15/; 1955, £99 17/6; 1959, £100 10/; 1961, £99 10/. Toohey's Brewery, 20/9; Tooth's Brewery, 32/10%; Goldsbrough, Mort, 28/1%; Dunlop-Perdriau, 16/7%. Sales this afternoon were: Commercial Bank of Sydney, £17 2/6; National Bank (£5 paid), £6 9/; Colonial Sugar, £54 5/; Fairymead Sugar, 25/; Victoria Nyanza, 17/; Burns, Philp, 48/6; ditto, South Sea, 30/; Goldsbrough, Mort, 27/10%; DunlopPerdriau, 16/4; British Tobacco (Melbourne register), 33/9; Gordon and Gotch, 29/6; Electrolytic Zinc, 18/6; Tooth's Brewery, 32/10%; Toohey's Brewery, 20/6; Australian Glass, 43/9; Broken Hill Proprietary,. 21/10%; South Broken Hill, 49/3; Commonwealth 4 per cent Bonds, 1938, £100 10/.; 1941, £100 10/; 1944, £100 16/3; 1950, £99 16/3; 1953, £99 17/6; 1955, £99 lg/9; 1957, £100 7/6; 1959, £100 10/; 1961, £99. 12/6. Melbourne sales were: Bank of Australasia, £11 5/; Commercial Bank of Australia, pref., £8; National . Bank (£5 paid), £6 10/; Metropolitan Gas, £11; Dunlop-Perdriau, 16/3; Myers, 26/; North Broken Hill, 73/6; Mount Lyell, 22/6; Taranaki Oil; 2/10.
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Auckland Star, Volume LXIII, Issue 224, 21 September 1932, Page 4
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