AUCTION DIARY

Dominion, Volume 32, Issue 150, 21 March 1939, Page 12

AUCTION DIARY

TODAY. . Levin Sale. 11.30 a,ni.--Mixed Stock. 8 Willeston Street, 1 p in.—Household Furniture (Johnston and Co.), Fordeli Horse Sale, 1 p.m.—Sale ot Horses ace. Mr. IV McDonald, South Island (N.Z. Loan and Merc. Agency Co. Ltd.). Queen Street, Levin, 1.3(1 p.m.—Household Furniture, etc. (J. D. Davidson). 1)1 Dixon Street, 1.30 p.m.—Household Furniture (C. W. Price). TOMORROW. 25 Abel Smith Street, 10.30 a.m.—Sale of Damaged Iron, ex. s.s. Opawa (Johnston and Co.). Masterlon Sale, 11 a.m.—Mixed Stock. Ilerelaunga Street, Hastings, 1 p.m.—Sale of Antique Furniture, Crystal and Oils ace. Mr. 11. Banks (Harvey Fulton and Hill). 11l Paisley Terrace, Karon. 1.30 p.m.— Household Furniture (Silverstone and Co.). 8 Willeston Street, 2 p.m. -Damaged Cargo, ex. s.s. Opawa (Johnston and Co.). Johnsonville Fat Slock Sale, 1 p.m.—Mixed Stock (Wright, Stephenson and Co. Ltd.). ill Dixon Street, 2 p.m.—Sale ot Doctor’s Medical Books, Instruments, Furniture, etc. (C. W. Price). THURSDAY. Eketaliuna Sale. 11.31) a.m.—Mixed Stock. Mart inborougli Sale, 1 p.m.—Mixed Stock. Upper Hutt Stock Sale. 1 p.m. Mixed Stock (Dalgety and Co. Ltd.). Baltleliill Sole, I p.m.—Mixed Slock (Wright. Stephenson ami Co. Ltd.). 22 Brandon Street, 2.30 p.m.—Sale of Residential Property, Knight’s Hoad, Lower Hutt (11. Ernest. Leighton Ltd.),

North Kalgurli Report North Kalgurlie (1912), Ltd., reports that during the month of February, .10,383 net tons were treated, 9281 tons fiom stoping and 1102’tons from development. Revenue from ore treated, including estimated gold premium was £32,528. Expenditure: —Mining mid treatment (including cost of excess ore broken in stopes during the month), £13,871. Development, £2926. Surface equipment. till'd. Development for Hie month, 620 feet. New Capital Issues In Sydney New capital issues notified through the Sydney Slock Exchange so tar this year show an increase compared with the corresponding period of last. year. The amount sought was tl,l(>X,ti-, amiiust £604,965 for the first quarter ot 1938 The iium'ber of issues made tins yeiir’is 11, against 10 for the first three mouths of 1938. In five instances the amounts exceeded £lOO,OOO, the undertakings milking these issues being classified as” brewery, gas supply, real estate, pastoral, and textile manufacturing respeei lively Six of the companies elected Io raise new capital by menus of prelerenee issues, representing a larger ratio than usual. Of the issues of ordinary capital, premiums on the par value of the shares were asked by two companies.