Market Declines Further In Less Active Trading
Turn-overs were down yesterday and trading covered a narrower range of shares. The market declined further with more weakening by New Zealand issues, although key stocks showed more rises than falls. Further gains were made by Southland Frozen Meat, up 9d to 21s In Wellington sales after firming in Invercargill late Wednesday, and Enzlon, up l|d to 2s lid. New Zealand Refining rose 3d to 30s 6d and Wilson Cement 3d more to 225. Northern Steam lost 5d to 5s 6d and New Zealand Newspapers Is 9d to 65s 6d.
Australian and New Zealand Bank rose 8d to 49s 3d in first ex dividend sales, B.H.P. rose Id to 42s 6d and G. J. Coles 2d to 12s 2d. C.B.A. at 19s 3d and E.Z. Industries at 19s 7d each lost sd, while W. R. Carpenter sold 9d down at 21s.
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Press, Volume CIV, Issue 30930, 10 December 1965, Page 23
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