AUSTRALIAN SHARES
INDUSTRIALS SLACKEN OFF
(By Telegraph.—Press Assn.—Copyright.)
SYDNEY, July 10. On the Sydney Stock Exchange today, general industrial shares were inclined to slackness, but there was renewed activity in mining shares. Australian bonds were very firm. . Sales:—Bank of New South Wales, £30; Commercial Banking Co. of Sydney, £16 10s; Union Bank, £9 15a: Queensland National Bank, £5; Howard Smith 14s 9d; Burns, Philp, South Seas, 255; Tooth's Brewery, 44s 3d; Tooheys, ?r Si 2; Australi*n Glass, 48s 0d; Wilcox Moffhn, 11s 9d; Electrolytic Zinc, 25s 10% d; Anthony. Hordern, 14s 6d: Australian Iron and Steel, pref,, 21s 3d; Mount Morgan, ex dividend, 265; Broken Hill Proprietary, 44s 9d; La rut Tin, 14s 2d; Rawang Tin, 9s l%d; Tongkah Harbour Tin, 18s; Placer Development, £24; Kuala Kampar Tin, 16s 9d; Euratha Gold, 10s lid; Commonwealth bonds, 4 per cent 1938, £105; 1941, £106 12s 6d- 1944 £108 ss; 1047, £109 7s 6d; 1950, £110 13s 9d--1955, £110 Cs; 1957, £110 6s 3d; 1959 £110 15s; 1901, £111 10s. MELBOURNE, July 10. Sales on the Melbourne Stock Exchange today included:—Commercial Bank of Australia, pref., £0 12s; Natiopal Bank of Australasia, £5 paid, £5 18s; Goldsbrough Mort, 30s 6d. DIVIDENDS DUE. Komata Beefs Gold Mines—final of ""' 3d per share, making 25 per cent for the year „ July 14 Talisman Dubbo—lnterim, Gd per share July IB G. J; Coles, Sydney— quarterly 10 per cent, per annum ord. and'halfyearly, 8 per cent, per annum pref. j,,] y jg N.Z. Breweries—final, 3% per cent. July 18 Kamunting Tin—lnterim for year ended June 30, 8 per cent, on 5s shares, less ii Cd In £1 British Income tax j U ] y i 0 National Bank of New Zealand annual, 4 per cent. ; July 21 N.Z. Farmers' Fertiliser—annual, 5 p.c . July 22 Smith and Smith, Dunedln—preference. 6.- per cent July SI Union Bank of Australia—final, at rate (In sterling) of 5 p.e. por ' annum' Aug. l Commercial Bank of Australia—final pref. at rate of 4 per cent, per annum, ordinary at rate of 5 per cent, per aunura Aug. 0 Electrolytic Zinc—pref., at rate of 8 p.c. per annum and (ord.) at , • rate of 4 p.c. per annum . .■.. Sept. 7 New potatoes grown on Olago Peninsula are on sale in the city. It is doubtful if locally-grown new potatoes have previously been. obtainable at this, time of the year.
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Evening Post, Volume CXVIII, Issue 9, 11 July 1934, Page 14
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