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Q. Morris gives no details

Sales by Quill Morris, Ltd, and its subsidiary Reginald Collins, Ltd, for the halfyear to September 30 rose compared with the corresponding period of last year. Sales of chief agency lines are flourishing, despite delays in arrivals of overseas shipments, the directors say. New Zealand wine sales continued to increase. Expenses have increased correspondingly, particularly salaries, wages and freights, and provision has been made for a substantial bad debt. Present indications point to a continuance of satisfactory trading for the remainder of the year, the directors say. An unchanged interim dividend of 6 per cent is payable oh December 20, ex dividend December 12.

A list of creditors of Banks Peninsula Liquor Services, Ltd, includes Quill Morris, $27,492.85.

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Press, Volume CXIV, Issue 33700, 25 November 1974, Page 21

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Q. Morris gives no details Press, Volume CXIV, Issue 33700, 25 November 1974, Page 21

Q. Morris gives no details Press, Volume CXIV, Issue 33700, 25 November 1974, Page 21

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