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Exu'cpt for Government loans, which were in strong demand at about late rates the markets on the Wellington Stock Exchange yesterday were marked by extreme dullness. Holders o£ Government loans were apparently taking up a waiting attitude and there was a total absence of selling quotations. The inquiry in all other sections was the slackest for many weeks, and, with few exceptions, the markets showed a weak tendency. The following sales were recorded on the metropolitan stock exchanges yesterday :- Wellington:- Bank o£ New Zealand, 48/6; Union Bank, £8/10/-; South British Insurance, 95/S; Mount Lyell, 18/2*, late Saturday; N.Z. Newspapers, 31/3. AUCKLAND :—Bank of New Zealand. 48/6 (2) ; N. Z. Insurance, 68/9; South British Insurance, 05/6; Renown Coal, pref., 2/6 (2) ; Dunlop-Perrfriau, 17/6; N. Z. Drug, 79/6; Farmers' Fertiliser, 19/- (2); N. Z. Newspapers, 31/-; King Solomon, 3/11; Waihi, 41/-; Mount Morgan, 36/9; Unofficial List, Napier Woollen 16/-. CHRISTCHUROH:- Westport-Stock-ton Coal, prof., 4/r; Tooth and Co., 49/-; N. Z. Drug, 79/-; Kiug Solomon, 3/11;. Skippers, 4id (2). ' DUNEDIN:- Commercial Bank of Australia, 15/10, late Saturday.
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Evening Post, Volume CXIX, Issue 72, 26 March 1935, Page 10
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