Interest in C. F.M.
Trading in Canterbury Frozen Meat ordinary shares and preference shares accounted for more than 44 per cent of the total volume on an active, firm New Zealand sharemarket yesterday. C.F.M. s ordinary shares rose 50c to 360 c and its preference shares 115 c to 305 c, as the Primary Producers Co-operative Society made another raid on the Christchurch-based group. Another active issue was Computer Consultants. R. and W. Hellaby lost 5c to 120 c after Allied Farmers withdrew its bid, but the ANZ Banking Group (New Zealand) and BNZ Finance both benefited from the banking merger moves in Australia.
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