THE SHARE MARKET

Evening Star, Issue 18142, 5 December 1922, Page 1

THE SHARE MARKET

DUNEDIN STOCK EXCHANGE. Only two sales were recorded this ng. A parcel of P. and 0. 1 c > changed hands at £330. There was nirther inquiry at £320, solid 1 g£l .more than the price offered. V j cel of Waihis was turned over ai ins. More wore wanted at 33s fid. inn; sellers would not accept less than 3) (1. Sales on ’Change:—P. and 0. Deferred Stock, £330; Waihi, 3-ls. : . MINING. . Nckoraai Hydraulic—Scl 11/. Rise and Shine—Buy 1/, sel 2/6. Waihi—Buy 33/6, sel 34/3. Waihi Grand Junction—Buy 10'2, scl 10/4. Electrolytic Zinc—Sel 28/6. Mount Lyell—Buy 21s, sol 21/9. BANKING. Bank of New Zealand—Buy 56/3, scl 57/. National Bank of Now Zealand—Scl £6 12/6. P. and 0. Banking Corporation— Buy £l4. Union Bank of Australia—Buy £l3 10/, sel £l3 11/. INSURANCE. National Insurance Co. —Sol 74/. N.Z. Insurance Co.—Buy 28/3, scl 28/9. South British Insurance Co.—Buy 35/3, sel 36/3. Standard Insurance Co.—Buy 33/6. SHIPPING. Huddart, Parker (ord.) —Buy 52/6, sel 53/. I*, and O. Deferred Stock—Buy £32!), sel £330. U.S.S. Co, (prof.)—Buy 20/. COAL. Westport Coal Co.—Buy 33/, sel 33/9. LOAN AND AGENCY. Goldsbrough, M.ort—Buy 40/, sel 42/6. Perpetual Trustees—Buy 36/. Trustees, Executors—Buy 46/. Wright, Stephenson (ord.) Buv 22/6, scl 25/. MEAT PRESERVING. N. Refrigerating (cont.) Buy 13; 9, sel 14/6. Southland Frozen Aleat (ord.) —Buy 26/. MISCELLANEOUS. Brown, Ewing (ord.)—Buy 26/6. Bruce Wool leu Co.—Buy 30/. O. (prof.) —Buy 20/3, scl 20/6. Dominion Rubber—Buy 20/9. sel 21 ;3. Dunedin-Kaikorai Trams—Buy 24/6. Dunedin Stock Exchange Propy.Buy 41/. Milburn Lime and Cement—Buv 31/6. Mosgiel Woollen Co.—Buv £6 7/, scl £6 8/. M’Leod Bros Soap—Buy £ls 15/. National Electric —Sel 236 N.Z. Drug Co. —-Buy 54/6. N.Z. Paper Mills—Buy 22/, scl 23'. ‘ Otago Daily Times ’ Buy 45/, sel 48/. Papuan Products—Buy Bd. WAR BONDS. (Bonds quoted aro £IOO Bonds.) 1930 per cent. Bonds—Buy £96 10/, sel £97. 1938 4).- per cent. Bonds—Buy £96 10/. 1939 A]- per cent. Bonds—Buy £96 10/. 1933 5} per cent. S.S'. Bonds—Buv £99 17/6. 1938 4J- per cent. Inscribed—Buy £96 7/6, sel £97. 1939 Ah per cont. Inscribed—Buy £96 7/6. 1033 5| per cent. S.S. Inscribed—Buv £99 17/6, sel £IOO 51. 1927 o per cent. P.O. Bonds—Buy £96 10/. 1927 5 per cent. P.O. Inscribed— Buy £96 10/. 1929 5 per cent. P.O. Bonds—Buy £96 10/. 1929 5 per cent. P.O. Inscribed—Buy £96 10/.

Did you ever sec an old cat (the animal) ? An old, rheumatic, palsied, blind, grey-whiskered dog is no uncommon sight; | but the cal, Tom or Julia, which is Ids j contemporary, shows none of (hose marks of the cruel hand of time. It is trim . that a grandmother cat has acquired dignity, but sho is just as lithe ami successful in her mouso-catching as she wag in her callow days. The scars of battle may be on an old cat, but these cannot be called signs of age. Think it over and ask yourself if you ever ,saw eu old caL