OTHER EXCHANGES.

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OTHER EXCHANGES.

(raESS 1 ASSOCIATION TIUUEGEAitS.) AUCKLAND,' August 8. Sales—lNcw Zealand Breweries Deoentures, 2-le 3d; Bank of New Zealand, 575; South i British, 40s 6d; Dalgcty and Co., l»td., £l3 7s 6d; Auckland Goa, 25s sd; National Timber, Sla £d; Muir'a Gold Eecfs, 183 Cd. DUNEDIN, August S. Zealand Hardware (ord.),' 4s (two parcels). ' Sales reported—Westport-Stockton (ord.), 6s 6d; prcf., 7s 6d (two parcels); Kew Zealand Breweries Debentures, 22s 3d. SOUTHLAND WOOLLEN MILLS, LTD. For some lime past 'tho cstabishment of woollen mills in Southland has - been under discussion, and the formation of a, public company has now been -undertaken. It is proposed to erect tho new mill at Goro, I where strong trupport haa already been, accorded to tho project. Tho proposed company is issuing to tho public 100,000 eharoa at_ £1 each. The venturo has already received encouraging Bupport in Southland, and has now over 300 shareholders,' representing a- capital of over £28,000. Tho minimum subscription at which the company goes to allotment has been fixed at 80,000 shares. The prospcctUß is being advertised in this issue.. Mr F. H. Labatt, of Christchurch, ia acting'as chief broker for tho new company. ' (rRESS ASSOCIATION TELBCBAII.) ■ GOKE, August 8. The minimum subscription of 30,000 shurjs on which the directors may proceed to allotment has. been obtained locally for Southland Woollen Mills, Ltd., v.'hieh is to erect milks at. Gore. :i -