LATE NEWS.

Auckland Star, Volume LXVI, Issue 261, 4 November 1935, Page 3

LATE NEWS.

SYONEY STOCK EXCHANGE. SYDNEY, this day Sydney Stock Exchange morning safes: lends—3] p.c.: 1943, £96 7 6; 3J p.c.: 942. £102/2/6; 4 p.c.! 1938, £102 7/6; 1953. £104; 1955, £104 10 0. Commercial Bank of Sydney, £18; Sank if New Sooth Wales, £32/17/6; Tooth's, J2/18/6; Associated News £14 9, jroference £1, 4 3; Australian Glass, '4 7 0; Broken Hill Proprietary (first nstalmont paid), £1 7 0; Burns, Philp, 13 6 0, AUCKLAND STOCK EXCHANGE. To-day's 3,15 p m, Call. Bank of New Zealand, £2/10 '9; South British, £4/8 0; Mt. Lyeli, 19 7. OPIUM HOUSE RAID, In connection with tlio raid on an >pium house in Nelson Street, where line men were arrested, Mr. Wyvorn ■VHson, S.M.j fined Ah Lee £100 or three nonths for being the occupier, and emanded Chan Fun till Thursday for :entence. Three of those found on the iremises (second offendors) were fined ',30 each and costs, and the remaining our (first offenders) £20 each. YOUNG WOMAN INJURED. Mios Adeline Thora Mirko, aged 20, of J, Hendon Avenue, Mount Albort, was irought from Helensviile suffering from concussion by a s»„ ,iohin Ambulance this sfternoon and admitted to the Auckland lospital. Her condition is not serious.