THE STOCK EXCHANGES

Press, Volume LXXIV, Issue 22357, 22 March 1938, Page 13

THE STOCK EXCHANGES

all markets dull EASING IN SEVERAL ISSUES Markets were dull on the Christchurch Stock Exchange yesterday, with dealings restricted. Prices of several issues eased.

DEALINGS COMPLETED LISTED STOCKS Sales on ’Change a s. d. 100 Electro. Zinc (ord.) 2 4 0 2 3 11 •50G, J. Coles ■ • 319 9 ,£4OO N.Z. Farmers’ Co-op, (44 p.c, stock, 1950) v (4) 97 0 0 300 Wool worths (South Africa) (2) 015 10 Sales Reported £6OO N.Z. Govt. 3J p.c. Ins., 1953-57 (2) 98 7 6 £525 N.Z. Govt. 4 p.c. Ins., ' n 1952-55 .. 104 10 0 £2OO North Canterbury Hosp. Brd. 4i p.c., 1/11/43 .. 103 2 6 100 N.Z. Insurance (2) 3 0 0 100 South British Ins. .-258 150 Christchurch Gas .. 18 0 100 Electro. Zinc (ord.) 2 4 3 100 Woolworths (N.Z.) 116 400 Woolworths (South Africa) (4) 015 9 200 Grey River (10s pd.) (2) 012 7 200 Martha Gold 0 14 6 0 14 7 UNLISTED STOCK -Sale on ’Change 100 Ballins Breweries (15s . paid) • • 012 0 Government New Zealand Government 34 per cent, stock, due 1953-57, remained unaltered at £9B 7s 6d; 4 percent, stock, due 1955, moved up to £lO4 10s, market closing £lO4 7s 6d buyers, £lO4 15s sellers. A parcel of North Canterbury Hospital Board 4i per cent, debentures, due 1943. changed hands at £lO3 2s 6d. and further buyers at £lO3 failed to attract sellers. New Zealand Insurance shares were firm at 60s. South British remained unaltered at 45s 3d. Christchurch Gas had business at 28s. Miscellaneous Australian Glass were .firm, with sellers at 90s 3d. buyers at 88s 6d. Sellers of Broken Hill Proprietary (contributing) anpeared stronger, with buyers at 30s 9d. Electrolytic Zinc were weaker, with dealings at 445, 43s lid, and 44s 3d, and further sellers at 44s sd, buyers at 43s 9d, G, J. Coles receded to 79s 9d, and more were wanted at that t>rice» sellers at 80s 9a. New Zealand Farmers’ Co-op. 4* percent. stock, due 1950. was steady at £97. Woolworths (N.Z.) were fractionally weaker, with buyers and business at 21s 6d, sellers at 20s 6d. Woolworths (South Africa) had business at 15s 9d and 15s lOd, and these were buyers’ and sellers’ closing quotations respectively. Mining Grey River moved up a point* to 12s 7d. sellers staying in at that price, buyers at 12s 6d. Martha changed hands at 14s Id and 14s 7d. and more were offered at the higher price. Broken Hill South were firmer on buyers’ offers 32s 4d. Ballins Breweries (15s paid) had business at 12s. and there were further unsupported sellers at 12s 3d. v

UNLISTED STOCKS AH transactions In stocks quoted in this section are subject to a different rate of brokerage from listed stocks and are not quoted on the official list.

SYDNEY With the slackening in the European tension, buyers on the Sydney Stock Exchange yesterday showed increased confidence Most of the leading industrial shares were substantially firmer, and base mete! concerns, particularly Broken HiU stocks, participated in the improvement.

MELBOURNE Expectations of Improved quotations from London brought an improved tone on the Melbourne share market, but the turnover was light. Lolonias were prominent in the gold section, with good buying.

OXFORD EWE FAIR IMPROVEMENT ON SHEFFIELD FOUR-YEAR SHEEP TO 26/The usual good luck in the matter of weather which has featured this year’s ewe fairs deserted farmers yesterday at Oxford. The forenoon was fine, but heavy showers set in®any in the afternoon and made conditions sloppy underfoot. The entry approximated 26,000 head, as against 21,000 last y6 Se ewes at the Oxford for the most part comprise lines fr°m fairiy hard country, where wi^ te L are frequently severe A big p.ropor tion come from Lees Valley and neigh bouring hill runs, with numerous paddock lots of two-tooths and aged sheep from Oxford farm lands. The .® ev of the winter in the high country was indicated by the condition o* som ® the sheep at yesterday s sale. l*\e older sheep were up to standard, out the two-tooths included a number of lines o'f small ewes and ewe ( lambs which were not up to last year s stand£The sale opened with some good quality hill country drafts of fouryear ewes, which sold, quality .allowed for, at an advance of Is to Is 6d a head on the rates prevailing at the Sheffield fair last week. The first draft offered, as a matter of fact, made the top four-year price of the day, 170 from Colonel E. B. Millton’s Birch Hill estate selling at 25s 6d to 265. The corresponding draft of this vendor s ewes “halved” top honours last fair at 32s 6d for 233, a difference of 6s 6d to 7s on last year’s figure. A number of drafts showed a decline on test Oxford fair prices of 6s to 7s 6d a head. A line of 352 four-year yesterday from the Glenard Estate (Lees Valley) sold at 24s 6d to 255, this station at last fair selling 279 at the top price of 32s 6d. These prices compare very favourably with those ruling at recent fairs for similar classes of sheep. There was a good steady demand for serviceable four-year ewes at. from 22s to 245, and a number of high country lines ranged between these figures. Secondary four-year pens sold at from 16s to 18s, and aged sheep in numerous cases from lls to 14s, A pen of five-year sold at 20s, but most lines of this age made from 13s to 16s. The sale of four-year sheep weakened a little near the end. Passings in this section were moderate. Two-tooths did not sell with the same freedom as the older sheep, bat they were not up to the usual standard. A number of lines from the high country and paddock two-tooths ranged at from 26s to 27s 6d, but those that made more were comparatively few. Top price at auction was secured by F. G. Horrell (Horrelville), who sold 45 at 295. A pen of 69 Corriedales from A. E. Cross (Bennetts) was passed in at 365, and another of 65 from the same owner at 29s 6d, but the latter pen was immediately sold at 30s. The vendor’s fop draft last year sold at 455, and yesterday’s pen would probably have made 40s at some of the earlier fairs this year. Some of the backward lines of two-tooths sold at from 22s to 245, and except that there was more competition for them they differed only to a 'slight degree in value on the Sheffield fair. There were fairly frequent passings of twotooths. One of the ,best ‘sales of the day was for a draft of (454 first cross English Leicester merino ewe lambs from G. M. Bruce (Lees Valley). This vendor’s lambs topped the market at the two preceding fairs, and yesterday Mr Bruce completed the “hat trick,” selling the line to the, same buyer at 255. The lambs made 30s last fair, and oh the day yesterday’s was a good sale. The lambs were scarcely so well grown as they were last. year. Generally the fair was a satisfactory one, mainly from the viewpoint that the slip at Sheffield was arrested. Range of Values A range of values compared with that of last year is as follows:

The Sales Representative sales were as follows: New Zealand Farmers’ ’ Co-operative Association sold on account of: Glenard Estate (Lees Valley), 72 fouryear at 24s 6d. 164 four-year at 21s 3d to 225, 280 four-year at 24s 6d to 255. 75 five-year at 14s 6d. The Brothers’- Estate (Whlterock), 75 Corriedale four-year at 22s 6d, 164 fiveyear at 16s, 468 four-year at 22s to 22s 6d, 82 two-tooth at 21s 9d, 76 five-year at 14s. Colonel E. B. Mtllton (Birch Hill), 200 two-tooth at 27s to 28s. J-. W. Ensor (Garrymere), 196 four-year Corriedale at 20s to 20s 6d. T. P. L. Duckworth (Lees Valley), 128 four-year at 17s 6d to 18s, 89 lambs at 17s. R. W. Ensor (Bullock Creek), 78 s.m. at 19s 6d, 140 two-tooth at 26s 6d, 79 fiveyear at 17s. Mrs A. G. Prouse (Gust), 158 six and eight-tooth at 21s 6d. A, C. Townshend (Oxford), 123 fiveyear at 15s 6d. D. R. Hutcheson (Mount Lawry), 48 two-tooth at 22s 3d, 77 f.m. at 12s 9d. R. Gillespie (Mount Rember). 149 four and five-year at 10s. . N. T. Fisher (Bennetts). 59 fit 24s , * H. Feary (View Hill), 149 Romney cross lambs at 18s 6d. E. Ensor (Rydal Downs), 266 four-year Corriedale at 18s. E. M. Gibson (Lees Valley). 291 fouryear at 20s. . ■ ■ J. H. Doak (View Hill), 313 four and five-year at 16s, 9d. . C. R. J. Evans (Rockford), 291 four and five-year at 12s 6d. ■ Estate J. M. Dixon (Eyrewell), 100 aged merino and comeback at 2s. O’Halloran’s Estate (Glentui). 1 188 fouryear at 18s to 18s 6d, 201 three-quarterbred lambs at 17s 9d. , „„ _ . F. H. Gilchrist. 80 two-tooth at 19s 6d. J. Bluett (Oxford), 91 two. four, and six-tooth at 16s. ' , . A. O. Worner (Oxford). 73 lambs at 22s 71 st 21s. R. E. Adair (Qxford), 110 first cross lambs at 22s 6d. , . Fi A. Sheat (Horrelville), 194 s.m. at 12s 6d to 13s. , „ - , R. J. Bossiter (Lees Valley). 127 four and five-year at 12s 3d. . I C. E. Brown (Oxford), 77 lambs at 17s 9d. W. Higginson (Oxford), 112 at 12s od. J. Waller (Oxford). 72 four-year at 16s 3d.. j. J. Stevenson, 90 four and five-year at 12s. Dolgety and Company sold on account of: H. F. Lewers (Oxford), 165 five-year at 8s 9d. Gamble Bros. (Oxford), 129 four-year at 15s. E. Hellewell (Okuku), 125 five-year at 10s 6d. C. C. Anderson (View Hill), 35 five-year at 10s. W. Stevenson (Okuku), 92 six and eighttooth three-quarterbred at 17s. F. J. Gorton (Mount Oxford), 92 fiveyear at 14s 6d. 298 four-year at 24s 6d. G. Fulton (Okuku Pass), 76 two-tooth at 24s 6d, 316 four and five-year at 15s 9d to 16s 6d. 236 four and six-tooth at 22s 6d, 236 four-year at 235. M. H. Johnstone (Ashley Gorge), 79 twotooth at 26s 6d, 233 four-year at 18s 3d. H. Bryce (Oxford). 146 two-tooth at 24s • „ • M. Parish (Oxford), 60 two-tooth at 20s 9d. . R. H. Wake (Loburn), 143 four-year r.t 14s 6d. Client, 169 s.m. at 17s 3d to 18s A. A. Mackintosh (Whlterock Mains), 92 five-year Corriedale at 15s 6d, 360 fouryear at 23s 9d to 245. Blenheim client, 72 two. four, and sixtooth at 15s. . • , . . H. Ensor (Rakahun), 70 two-tooth at 26 F. g; Horrell (Horrelville), <ls two-tooth three-quarterbred at 295. 63 at 28s. D. C. Lott (Lees Valley). 150 four, six, and eight-tooth at 15s. ■ . Gudex Bros. (Whlterock), 131 four and five-year at 10s 3d. 439 four-year at 21s 6d t °F 23 D. Gibson (Glenholm), 250 four-year at 16s, 98 two-tooth at 23s 3d. C E. and C. F. Bassett (Burnt Hill), 319 four-year at 20s 3d. 100 four tad sixtooth at 17s 3d. ■ . A. M. Bennett (Lees Valley). 59 twotooth at 28s fid. . Bassett Bros. (Oxford), 94 four-year at 3093 d.

C. C. E. Early (Oxford), 103 two-tooth at 86s. H. Matson and Company (to conjunction with New Zealand Farmers' Co-op. Association) sold on account of; G. M. Bruce (Lees Valley), 434 EngE?°Me3rer *(Oxfo’rd), 173 five-year at SS A? d E. Cleeve (Oxford), SO four-year a* 18 C. Unwin (Oxford), 53 aged at 7s. A. Harper (Lees Valley), 96 four and Six-tooth at 18s. 201 four-year at 15a. Parish Bros. (Oxford), 191 two-tooth at 28s 6d, 244 four-year at 255. A. W. MeGllllvray (Oxford). 80 fourtooth at 275, 80 two-tooth at Ms. . W. H. Collins (Oxford), 80 two-tooth at A^ O ,E. 6 Meyer (Cooper’s Creek), 97 , flveye£f c. Skurr (Oxford), 152 two-tooth at 28 W. H. T. Lilley (Lees Valley), 225 four and five-year at 11s to 12s. Pyne, Gould, Guinness, Ltd., sold on i account of: Colonel E. B. MUlton (Birch HUD, 100 four-year at 28s, 70 at 25s 6d, 195 four and five-year at ISs 3d to 20s year at 21s. 502 four-year at; BCte, 9d. J. p. Downes, 82 two-tooth at 27s 6d. _ J. K. and W. D. McAlplne (Stonycroft), 70 five-year at 15s; 72 at 10s 6d, 40 four a *W. Si B. tC> Storky I (Lees Valley), 180 fouryear at 20s, 200 four and five-year at 18s 71 lambs at 13s 3d. . ' J. Campbell, 351 four-year at 20s to 20s 6d. National Mortgage and Agency Company, solo on account of: D. Wood (Olenburn), 116 two-tobth at 225, 346 four and five-year at 15s.

LATEST QUOTATIONS N.Z. Govt. Debentures Buyers. Sellers. £ s. d. £ s. d. 3i p.c. Ins.. 15/3/39-43 — 101 0 0 34 p.c. Ins.. 15/9/39-43 100 0 0 — 34 p.C. Ins., 1938-52 . . 103 5 0 — 34 P.C. Ins., 1939-52 .. 103 0 0 — 32 P.C. Ins., 1941 101 0 0 34 i>.0. Ins., 1953-57 97 10 0 98 7 6 4 p.C. Ins., 1943-46 102 5 0 — 4 p.c. Ins.. 1946-49 — 104 12 6 4 p.c. Ins., 1952-55 104 7 6 104 15 0 4 p.c. Bonds, 1946 s 102 10 0 — 4 p.c. Bonds, 1955 104 5 0, Other Debentures Nth. Cantby. Hospital Brd.. 41 p.c., ,1/11/43 103 0 0 — N.Z. Refrig., 44 p.c.. 1940-45 101 0 0 103 0 0 , Banks'-'" Adelaide (£5) • .. 6 0 0 — Comm, of Aust. (10s) .. 0 15 11. 0 16 0 Comm, of, Aust,,: (pref.. £10) 9 9 0 9 12 0 Comm, of Sydney (£12 10s) ■ —— 20 17 6 E., S„ and A. (£3 pd.) 5 2 8 « 6 0 Natl. Of N.Z. F£2 10s). 2 14 3 2 14 6 New Zealand (£1) .. . 2 3 3* — N.Z, (inert, shares, £1) • 1 9 0 — Insurance National (7s . paid) .. 0 17 1 0 17 9 New Zealand (£1) 2 9 6 — South British (10s) .. 2 5 3 2 5 6 Loan and Agency Dalgety and Co. (£5) 8 7 6 8 12 0 Goldsbrough, M. (£1) 1 10 5 1 10 9 Invlnc. Building '(£5) 4 10 0 Natl. Mort. "A” (£2) 2 1 0 N.Z; Guar. Corpn. (qum dlv., 3s) , 0 4 S 0 4 6 United Bldg. (cum dlv.. £1) .. 1 0 9 X 1 0 Wright, Stephenson ■Jl (pL. £1) .. 1 0 6 — Newton King (£1) . .. 0 1 0 . . Frozen Meat Cantby. (£7 10s paid) 10 5 0 Gear (10s) 0 IS 6 —- N.Z, Refrig. (£1 pd.) 0 18 3 0 13 7 N.Z. • Refrlg. (10s pd.) 0 ,8 0 0 8 2 Woollens Felt and Textiles (cum div., £1) 1 16 3 Kaiapol (17s paid) 0 12 0 Kaiapoi (7s paid) 0 4 3 Kalapoi (pref., 17s) — 0 17 3 Manawatu (£1) — 1 12 9 ■ Coal Pukemiro (£1) 0 IB 0 Westport-Stockton 10s) .. 0 2 5 0 2 8 Westport-Stockton ( pf., 0 5 5 0 6 0 Gas Christchurch (£1) .. 1 8 0 Breweries Dominion (£1) 1 18 6 Dunedin (£1) 1 9 6 __ New Zealand (£1) 2 5 4 2 5 9 Queensland (£1) — 1 7 0 Tooths (£1) 2 15 0 Timaru (in liqdn.) .. 0 1 0 — , Miscellaneous Andersons (pref., £1) 0 17 11 0 19 0 Aust. Glass (£1) 4 8 6 4 10 3 Aust. Iron and Steel (pref., £1) 1 8 0 Beath and Co. (£1) .. 0 19 0 1 1 0 Beath and Co. (con., Is) 0 1 0 British Tobacco (cum div.. £1) ' 2 8 1 2 8 7 Broken Hill Pty. (£1) 3 0 1 3 0 6 Broken Hill Pty. (con.) 1 10 9 1 11 0 Cox Bros. (5s) 0 14 6 Dominion Bldrs. (10s) 0 2 0 0 3 0 Domin. Fert. (£l) 1 3 9 1 5 0 D.X.C. (10s paid) 0 14 4 0 14 9 Dunlop Rubber (cum dlv., £1), 1 2 4 1 2 6 Electro. Zinc- (ord., £1) 2 3 9 2 4 5 Electro. Zinc (pf., £1) 2 7 1 2 7 8 G. J. Coles (£1) 3 19 9 4 0 9 Evans: Atlas Plour (10s) 0 19 0 Gordon and Gotch (£ l) 2 12 3 ■2 13 6 Hay’s, Ltd. (con., 15s paid) 0 15 0 0 16 0 Hume Pipe (Aust.) (£1) 0 19 6 1 0 6 Milburn Lime (£1) 1 18 0 2 0 0 Morts Dock (£1) .. 0 10 3 McKenzies (£1) .. 3 10 3 Natl. Electric (£1) .. 0 14 0 0 15 6 N.Z. Farmers’ Co-op. (10s paid) 0 0 3 N.Z. Farmers’ Co-op. (1st pref., £5) ■ .. 3 5 0 N.Z. Farmers’ Co-op. ("A" pref., £4) 1 12 6 2 0 0 N.Z. Farmers’ Co-op. (“B” pref., £4) — 1 16 0 N.Z. Farmers’ • CO-op, (44 p.c. Stock, -1949, £100) v.. 97 0 0 93 0 0 N.Z. Farmers' • Co-op. (44 n.c. Stock. 1950, £100) 96 10 0 97 0 0 Prccera Bread (10S) .. 0 12 0 Taranaki Oil. (24s 7d) 0 6 3 0 6 4 United Provisions (£1) 0 6 0 0 6 6 Wilson’s cement (lOs) 0 18 0 0 19 0 Woolworths . (N.Z.), (5s paid) 1 1 6 1 2 Woolworths (pref, cum dlv., £1) A — t 1 0

Buyers. Seilers. £ S. d. £ S. d. Wool-worths (Viet.), (pref.. £1) . , l 10 0 Wool worths (Sydney), 6 (ord., 5s) 1 6 4 6 Overseas listing Woolworths (South 9 Africa, Sb) ; * 3 0 16 0 15 10 lining Argo (Is) 0 i 6 0 1 11 Argo (con.) Addison's Flat (l! 0 i 3 f-r-5) •- — 0 1 2 Big River (Is) Gillespie’s Beach (is) 0 0 9 0 1 3 Golden Dawn (5s) — 6 0 2 6 Grey River (10s pd.) 0 12 0 12 7 Kildare (Is) — 0 1 4 New River (Is) 0 0 5 6 New River (Is) 0 0 5 0 0 Maori Gully (la) 0 0 5 0 0 Martha (6s) .. (8d — 0 14 7 Moonlight Gold. 6 paid) . , 0 0 4 0 0 Mossy Creek (Is) — 0 1 2 Namdna (Is) * , 0 1 0 ~z Nokomai (5s) * , *— 0J 0 0 Skippers (Is) 0 0 0 0 02 Walhl Invest. (6a) 0 9 u 0 9 4 Waihi Gr’d June. (2s) 0 2 6 0 3 0 Waltahu (5s) 0 i 6 Worksop Extend. (is) — 0 i 3 / Australian Mining Broken Hill Sth. (5s) 1 12 4 1 12 8 Mount Lyell (£1) 1 9 7 1 10 0 Mount Morgan (2/6) .. 0 9 7 0 9 9 Nth. Broken Hill (5s) 2 11 0 2 12 1 Rawang Tin (10s) 0 9 0 0 9 Wellington Alluv. (2s) 0 4 0 —- Mount Morgan (pref,. 6 4s paid) 0 5 4 0 5

Buyers. Sellers. ' £ s. d . i s d. Alloy Steel (Aust.) .. — 0 13 2 Apex Mills .. — Q 15 0 Assoc. Motorists* Petrol (pref.) .. 16 6 — A.P.A. .. 0 9 0 —- Beilins Breweries (15s paid) .. — 0 12 3 , Blackball Creek .. — 0 1 0 Christchurch Press 8 10 0 __ Coull, Somerville .. 0 15 6 1 5 0 Mount Cook Tourists 0 3 0 0 8 0 National Tobacco ., 2 0 0 2 17 6 N.Z. Perpetual Forests (4s paid) .. .. 0 14 10 0 16 1 Selfridges (A'asia) .. 15 0 1 8 6 Westland Breweries (oontr.)-• .. .. 10 0 , White’s Electric .. 0 0 1 — Woolworths (W.A.) .. — 5 0 0 Ashby, Bergh.. — 2 0 0 Ashby, Bergh (pref.) — 6 0 0 AUCKLAND Sales on ’Change £ s. d. Ins. Stock, 3i p.c., 1953-57 98 10 0 4 per cent., 1946-49 104 2 6 4 per cent.. 1952-55 104 5 0 Bank of New Zealand 2 3 2 N.Z. Insurance 3 0 0 Aust. Iron and Steel (pref.) .. X 8 0 Berlel (Sydney) 2 0 9 Broken Hill Prop. 3 0 6 Peters Ice (N.Z.) 1 5 3 Golden Crown .. (2) 0 4 1 Mount Morgan -. (2) 0 9 6 1 Overseas list Woolworths Holdings (S.A.) 0 15 9 WELLINGTON Sales on ’Change £ 8. d. Broken Hill Prop. 3 0 0 Claude Neon (Sydney) 2 10 6 N.Z. Breweries 2 5 9 Electrolytic Zinc (pref.) G. J. coles 2 4 7 0 3 0 Woolworths, Ltd. 1 6 3 Woolworths, Ltd. .. .. 1 6 4 Woolworths (N.Z.) 1 1 6 7 Woolworths, Ltd. (2nd pref.) .. 1 8 i Colonial Sugar • .. 46 0 0 DUNEDIN Sales on ’Change £ s d. Woolworths (N.Z.) (ord.) _ v 1 1 9 North Broken Hill <3) 2 10 9 2 11 0 Sales Reported Goldsbrough, Mort. (late Sat.) ' 1 10 6 Gillespie’s Beach North Broken Hill Sales After Call Gillespie’s Beach 0 0 10J

Morning Sales £ S. d. Bank of New South Tooheys Tooths Wales 31 1 2 15 ills 0 4i 6 6 Associated Newspapers 9 British Tobacco 3 6 Broken Hill Pty. Burns, Phllp . 6 9 6 Colonial Sugar • Dunlop Perdriau 0 19 General Industries Afternoon Sales 46 6 Colonial Sugar 2 Bank of New South Wales 32 Commercial Bank of Sydney 21 0 0 Commercial Bank • of Australia 0 16 ■U National Bank (£10 paid) 14 0 Bank of Australasia » . 10 0 Mercantile Mutual (N.Z. deliv.) 1 11 4S Howard Smith ,1 Burns, Phllp 2 14 6 Australian Gas A 7 Australian Gas B 7 7 British Tobacco 2 9 Tooths •V 2 16 0 Tooheys 1 11 3 Woolworths 1 Australian Glass 4 ii 0 Dunlop Perdriau i 2 9 Farmers 1 11 6 Lustre Hosiery 1 2 6 General Industries 0 19 6 Morts Dock 0 10 0 Felt and Textiles 1 15 9 Peters 14 0 Mark Foy 1 ,3 3 Victoria Nyanza 0 15 3 Goldsbrough, Mort 1 10 9 Electrolytic Zinc 2 5 0 Electrolytic Zinc (pref.) 2 8 6 Mount Lyell . . 1 10 4J Broken Hill Pty. 3 1 6 South Broken Hill 1 13 0 North Broken Hill 2 12 0 Kuala Kampar 0 16 3 Rawang Tin 0 8 0 Larut Tin 0 13 6 Tongkah Harbour 0 13 0

Sales Howard Smith £ s. d. 12 3 G. J. Coles - 4 16 Dunlop Perdriau • • 12 9 Goldsbrough. Mort 4* 1 11 0 Electrolytic Zinc (pref.) 2 8 3 Mount Morgan 0 9 10 Mount Lyell 1 10 3 Broken HiU Pty. — 3 0 9 North Broken Hill -» A 2 12 3 South Broken Hill . , 1 12 9 Emperor 0 13 1 Loloma - . - U . 1 3 10|

1937. 1838. s. s. s. s. Ex. good 2-th 42 to 45 to 36 Good 2-th 36 to 39 27 to 29 Average 2-th 31 to 35 25 to 264 Inferior 2-th ., 26 to 2T 21 to 24 Ex. good 4yr to 324 to 26 Good 4yr 274 to 30 22 to 24 Average 4yr .. 24 to 27 19 to 21 Best 5yr 22 to 24} 16 to 19 Average Syr .. 18 to 21 13 to 15 Ex. good lambs 274 to 30 to 25 Good lambs .. 25 to 27 20' to 22 Average lambs 22 to 24 174 to 19