INTEREST RATES.
The return to the investor on his out lay, based upon the latest dividends, work; out as follows on the latest sales. When Government stocks are included the cal cu'ation provides for redemption at matur lty. In the case of local body issue allowance is also made for 20 per cen interest reduction:— PER CENT PER ANNUM. „ , £ s. d. Bank of New Zealand 4 3 4 Stock. 4 (1940) 3 17 G Waihi e is (j Bank of New South Wales ..319 SOUTHERN EXCHANGES. (By Telegraph.—Press Association.) WELLINGTON, Thursdny. New Zealand , Guarantee Corporation 8/3; Farmers' Fertiliser, IS/6; Woolworthf (N.Z.). £5 2/6. Unofficial. —New Zealand Perpetual For ests, £2 S/. CHRISTCHURCH, Thursday. Commercial Bank of Svdney, £17 5/ (I parcels); Bank of New South Wales, £3: 5/; E.. S. and A. Bank, £5 11/0; Bank oi New Zealand, £2 7/9 ; Dalgety and Co. £10 2/0; United Building (Chris(church) IS/ (2 parcels) ; New Zealand Breweries £1 17/3 (2 parcels); British Tobacco, £1 17/3; Electrolytic Zinc, £ 1 0/, £1 G/G New Zealand Refrigerating (£1 paid) 10/11 (2 parcels); (lu/ paid), 9/8, 9/9 Mount Lyell, £1 2/11, £1 3/, £1 3/4J Aotearoa Prospecting, KJd; Central Shot over (9d paid), lOd; Nevis Diesel, 1/0J Waitahu, 5/10. Unofficial List.—"Sun" Newspapers, 3/11 4/ (2 parcels). DUrpIDIN, Thursday. Stock, 15/1/40, £102 10/ (4 parcels) National Bank of New Zealand, £4 1/9 £4 2/; Bank of New South Wales, £310/; Dominion Fertiliser, 17/0; Farmers Fertiliser, 18/4; Mount Lyell, £1 3/2 i Bell Kilgour, 1/ (2 parcels) ; King Solo mon, 3/4. AUSTRALIAN EXCHANGES. YESTERDAY'S BUSINESS. SYDNEY, December 21. On the Sydney Stock Exchange to-daj buying orders were numerous and tin turnover above normal. Most industria and trading shares continue to forge aheac in a generally strong market. Bonds, how ever, were comparatively neglected. The Exchange closes to-morrow at ' p.m. for the Christmas and New Yeai vacation. It is estimated that during the yeai there was an average rise .of approximately 30 per cent in the value of the principa industrial and trading shares. The year': turnover has been of record dimensions Government loans touched new higl levels. There is an impression in Stool IDxchange circles that money rates wil continue to ease in the coming year, anc a strong demand prevails for fixed income bearing securities; notably debentures ant high-class preference shares. This morning's sales included:—Com monwealth 4 per cent bonds: 1938, £10; 13/9; 1941, £104 2/6; 1914, £104 17/6 Tooth's Brewery, 44/6; Associated News 21/6; ditto (pref.), 22/; Broken Hill Pro prietary, 43/3; Howard Smith, 13/11 Meggitts, 21/3; Winchcombe, Carson, 31/ Sales this afternoon included:—Bank o: New South Wales, £32; United Insurance £9 5/; Associated News, 21/4%; dittc (pref.), 21/10%; Howard Smith, 14/; Tooth's Brewery, 44/9; Toohey's Brewery 25/; Dunlop, Perdriau, 20/; Goldsbrough Mort, 35/; Anthony Hordern, 13/11; Aus tralian Iron and Steel (pref.), 20/: Commonwealth Wool, 20'; Farmers, 19/6: Lustre Hosiery, 19/4%; Standard Cement 17/; David Jones. 3".'!>: Fairvmcad Sugar 33/6; Electrolytic Zinc, 20/3; Morris Hedstrom, 13/6; Wilcox. Mofflin, 12/6: Winchcombe, Carson, 31/; T. Mounl Lyell, 23/3; Broken Hill Proprietary 43/3; South Broken Hill, 64/9; Kuak Kampar, 14/; Bulolo Gold, £5 9/6. Melbourne sales included:—National Bank (£5 paid), £6 10/; Metropolitar Gas, £13 8/; Goldsbrough. Mort, 35/3: Howard Smith, 14/; "Herald" anc "Weekly Times," 50/6; Mount Lyell, 23/ C. J. GREEN'S REPORT. Mr. C. J. Green, stock and sharebroker reports the following sales for the three weeks ending December 21:— Stock and Debentures. —New Zealand Government 4 per cent inscribed stock 15/1/40, £101 15/, £1«2; 15/2/46, £101 15/; Franklin County Council, 5% per cent debentures (September, '54) (7), £99 10/: Investment Ex. Trust, new series, "B/ £85, £87, £88; Auckland Hospital Board (1935), 5% per cent, £99; Auckland Harbour Board, 10/7/41, 6 per cent, £104. Miscellaneous Shares.—Auckland Gas 23/7; Bank of New Zealand (2), 47/; Commercial Bank, 17/8; Dominion Breweries 7/6; Farmers' Trading (ord.), 3/3; "B' pref., 10/6; Goldsbrough, Mort, £1 12/9; Harvey Oil Turbine, 14/6; Hill and Plummer, 12/; Kauri Timber (cum div.), 16/4; National Bank of New Zealand. £4 3/; New Zealand Farmers' Fertiliser, 17/, 17/6; New . Zealand Perpetual Forests, 48/, 49/, 50/6; New Zealand Woolpack and Textiles, 17/6; New Auckland Laundry, 4/6, 5/; Peters Ice Cream, 19/, 19/3; Pukemiro Collieries, 22/6. 23/; Robinsons Ice Cream, 17/0; Smith Wylie"(Aust.), 12/6; Southern Cross Assurance, 2/; Taupiri Coal, 10/6; Timberlands Woodpuln, pref. (ex div.), 21/. 20/6: Williams Rotary, 6d: Woolworths (Vie.), pref., 25/, 25/3, 25/6; Woolworths, Ltd. (Aust.) (5), £5 5/. Forestry Bonds.—Afforestation (1), Perpetual Forests (20), Timberlands Woodpuln (3). Building Societv Shares.—A.C.T.B. Soeirtv. 18: N.C.T.B. Society, 10. Gold Mining Shares.—Bell Kilgour. 1/3, 1/1, 1/0%, 1/, ]I%d: Big River, 11 %d; Maerewhenua, lOd, WA<\. lO'/ad; Mining House Concessions (6d paid). 4d, 4%d. sd; Okarito. 9/6, 9/5. 9/4. 9/1, 8/6, 8/4. 8/1: Golden Point, 3%d: Glenroy (6d paid). 8d; Snowv River, 3d. 3%d; Skippers (6d paid). id, VM, 2d, 2%d.
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Auckland Star, Volume LXIV, Issue 302, 22 December 1933, Page 4
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