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SMITH AND SMITH

Profit Down 4.7 Per Cent. (N.Z. Press Association) WELLINGTON, October 16. Consolidated net profit of Smith and Smith, Ltd, Wellington paint and glass merchants. fell £5788. or 4.7 per cent, to £104.207 in the year ended June 30. Profit was reached after providing £20.341 less for tax at £93.525 and £3716 more for depreciation at £50.323. Of the net tax paid profit of £105.459 (£110.785) £1252 (£1290) is minority interests, share of the earnings. Steady Dividend Dividends for the year are unchanged 6 per cent- on preference shares, including 1 per cent, bonus and 6 per cent, on ordinary shares. The ordinary dividend requires £46.200 and the preference £2700. Fixed-term liabilities totalling £715,137 (£617,9691 include £630,120 (£566.260) mortgages and £85.017 (£51,709) depositors. Current liabilities totalling £588,510 (£634.854) include overdraft of £187,097 (£229.349'. Fixed assets are £988,424 (£984.123). investments £443.388 (£333.3321 and current assets £1,319,518 (£1,287,735).

The directors say that, in effect, the trading profit fell by about £20,000 compared with the previous year. Sales were maintained at a veryhigh level in spite of more competitive trading conditions. The decline in house building accentuated the competition for the supply of building materials, which resulted in lower profit margins.

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Press, Volume CI, Issue 29956, 18 October 1962, Page 25

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SMITH AND SMITH Press, Volume CI, Issue 29956, 18 October 1962, Page 25

SMITH AND SMITH Press, Volume CI, Issue 29956, 18 October 1962, Page 25

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