BLUE STAR LINE PROFITS.
After meeting debenture interest and transferring £500,000 to depreciation reserve,' a net profit of £39,294 is shown in the accounte of the Blue Star Line, Limited, shipowners. The amount at credit of profit and loss carried forward is in-; creased to £147,109. No dividend is" paid: The whole" of the. capital of £500,000 is held by-the Union Gold Storage Company,- Limited, c , and . debentures a.t £2)413,000 are guaranteed . by the British Government and the Union Cold Storage Company. ' " 1 • •
HARDENING TENDENCY
MELBOURNE WOOL SALES
United Press Association—By Electric TeleEra ph—Copyright. (Received December 14, 11 a.m.) MELBOURNE, This Day. A good clearance was effected o£ the 9000 bales submitted at the Melbourne wool sales. The market is practically unchanged, with a 'hardening tendency again noticeable for all super merinos and comebacks.
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Evening Post, Volume CXVI, Issue 143, 14 December 1933, Page 12
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