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Evening Star, Issue 19550, 7 May 1927, Page 3

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NEW COMPANIES. The latest issue of the ' Gazette * no* titles the registration of the following companies:— Loan and Finance Company, Ltd.—Registered as a private company April 5, 1927. Capital, £I,OOO, into 1.000 shares of £1 each. Subscribers: Dunedin—Henry O’Kane 1, Annie O’Kane 990. Objects: To negotiate loans and to buy or sell on its own account or as agent for a commission all kinds of prepqrty, real or personal. Alex. Harris, Ltd.—Registered as a I private company April 9, 1927. Capital, £4.000, into 4,000 shares of £1 each. Subscribers: Dunedin—A. J. Harris •T 250, H._ L. Young 500, A. R. Harris 250. Objects: To atquiro tho goodwill and_ take over as a going concern the business of auctioneers,, land and estate agents, valuers, arbitrators, and general * commission agents now carried on by Alexander Joseph Harris under the name or firm of “Alex. Harris and C 0.,” and general incidental. David A. Jolly and Sons, Ltd.—Registered as a private company April I, 1927. Capital, £15,000, into 15,000 shares of £1 each. Subscribers: Crom-woll-E. Jolly 5.000, D. ,C. Jolly 5,000, M. L. Jolly 5,000. Objects: To acquire and take over as a, going concern the business now carried on at Cromwell by Ernest Jolly, David J. Jolly, and Maurice L. Jolly, under the style or firm of D. A. Jolly and Sons, and to carry on the business as merchants, traders, commission agents, brokers, and mercantile apnts. LONDON MARKETS. The Otago Farmers’ Co-op. Association, Ltd., has received the following cable from London :—“The butter market is firm after slight weakness. New Zealand, 152 s to; 1535. The cheese market is steady at the advance, 80s to 82s. Lambs: Value, improving. The outlook is favorable for May and June owing to reduced supplies.”