LATE NEWS.

Auckland Star, Volume LXIV, Issue 252, 25 October 1933, Page 3

LATE NEWS.

• SVBNEr STOCK EXCHANGE. SYDNEY, this day. Sydnsy-" Stock Exchange morning sales; •Joncis, 4 p.C 1935, £104 13 9; 1930, SlO5/5 0. Bank of New South Wales, C 33 IB 0; Tooth's (New Zealand delivery), £2 29; Toohey's, £1 49; "Associated News" £1, pref. £10'6; Hums, Philp. £2,15/0; Dunlop Pcrdriau 18/10.'., pi'ef. £1 14'6; Goldsbrcugh; i/SOTI, £1 9 C. AUCKLAND STOCK EXCHANGE. To-day's 3.15 p.m. Call. Bank of New Zealand, £2 6 3; National UinK, £4 3 0; N.Z. Insurance, £2 14 6; Auckland Gas, £1 35; N.Z, Drug; ?i3/10,0; VVailti, £1 6 2; Inscribed Stock, 1955, 4 p.c., £101 10 0. Unlisted; Investment Executive Trust (n pr'f.), ■JfW. LABOUR'S AIM. Amendment to Eank Rill. On behalf of the Opposition, Mr. D. G. Sullivan (Labour, A,von) this n'ternoon moved an amendment to the R.eerve Bank Sill, asking the House to refuse the second reading of the bill, and that tfto parly establish sovereignty of the people in finance, or base the credit and currency system on goods and services. (Parlirmentary Roporter.) ESCAPED PRISONERS PLETD GUILTY. Harris O'Neill and George Eden Charles Hayward, who esecaped frcm Mt. Eden •prison on September 11 last, afterwards arrested in Epsom, were brought before' the Supremo Court this afternoon, when *hoy each pleaded guilty. Thomas Georoe £larinagan was also arraigned and pleaded -jui'ty to oscs; :ng f-om Hwful custody St. on August •?. All Mircc woro remanded for s ntence.