SOUTHERN EXCHANGES
MARKETS ACTIVE.
CHRISTCHURCH EXCHANGE. (By Telegraph, —Special to "Star.") CIIIUSTCHURCH, this day. Markets were active for a Saturday morning. Commercial Bank ; confirmed yesterday's recovering quotations, witri business up to 15/5, and Bank of Nej Zealand also a little firmer. Uoldsbrough continued to drop, with business down to £1 9/3, quotations closing at Id on ciuiei side The announcement of an unchanged final dividend in New Zealand Breweries brought a slight rise in price, shares solin" nn to £2 12/6, with further buyers Iα above that. Australian industrial senp looked easier. Broken Hill falling to 15/0 and Tobacco to £1 18/5. Dunlop, however, again showed greater strength, finishing with business and buyers at 10/3. (By Telegraph.—Press Association.) CIIKISTCIIUKCII. tills day. Sales on 'Change.—Commercial Bank of 0/7(4 arcols. : Skippers. 2d (2 parcels) : paid). 8/11. , Unlisted.—Woolworths (Sydney), okl, £-1 10/. '
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Auckland Star, Volume LXVI, Issue 122, 25 May 1935, Page 10
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