Commerce, Mining, Finance

Evening Star, Issue 23093, 20 October 1938, Page 11

Commerce, Mining, Finance

QUIET TONE LITTLE CHANGE IN VALUES LETHARGIC TREND MARKS OPERATIONS Reacting from the active conditions which have characterised investment operations this week, the market tended towards lethargy this morning. Values on the balance showed little change, although late rates ruled, while operators displayed little inclination to alter limits. Business, therefore, showed a decline. . , New Zealand issues experienced their quietest call of the week. Bank of New Zealands failed to attract a buyer, a sole seller asking £2 2s, while insurance scrip closed unchanged. Meat /preservings, coals, oiH, and woollens were lifeless. . Of the few Dominion industrial issues quoted, N.Z. Drugs made the only appreciable movement, unanswered sellers lowering limits further to £3 9a. N.Z. Breweries, remained firm, while among gold mining scrip Molyneux Rivers appreciated sharply to between 9d and lid. . L a<l Australian scrip shared in the general lethargy. Coles, Broken Hills, and other leading industrials were general y steady, but the appearance of a slightly easier trend was barely discernible. Mining scrip was quiet, but values generally showed no change. f / SALES REPORTED. —Late Yesterday.— , Bank of New Zealand, £2 Is 3d, £2 I *G. J. Coles, £3 19s 6d. Woolworths Holdings (South Africa), 15s OJd. 1.C.1. (pref.), £1 2s Id. New Zealand Breweries, £2 Os 3d. —This Morning.— Commercial Bank (pref.), £9 9s. Broken Hill Proprietary, £2 18s. SALE ON ’CHANGE. —This Morning.— Broken Hill South, £1 12s 6d, £1 12s 3d, SALE AFTER CALL. —Late Yesterday— Bank of New Zealand, £2 Is 3d. STOCK EXCHANGE INDICATOR Government Loans ............ Quiet Banks Quiet Insurance No change Shipping Lifeless Meat Preserving Unchanged Coal . Stable Oil 1 ........... Firm Woollen Lifeless Aust. Industrials ............ Steady ■ N.Z. Industrials ...1.,;......., Easy,Breweries ......... Little change Aust. Mining Steady FOREIGN EXCHANGES ON NEW ZEALAND CURRENCY BASIS The Bank of New;Sonth Wales, Dunedin, quoted the following rates to-day for purchase and sales of foreign exchanges (ail rates subject to alteration without notice): — Baying. Selling. London—£loo stg. T.T. £124 £124 10/ N.Z. ... ... O.D. £123 11/3 £124 8/8 Australiwr£A to £IOO N.Z T.T. £IOO 17/0 £IOO 5/

DUNEDIN STOCK EXCHANGE THIS MORNING'S GALL LATEST QUOTATIONS

UNLISTED STOCKSAll stocks in this section are not quoted on the official list, and transactions are subject to a different rate of brokerage:— Woolworths’ Properties (10s) ... ... 013 11 014 3 DIVIDENDS DUE. Australian Paper and Pulp— Final, half-yearly, ord. and pref., 4 per cent Oct. 24 N.Z. Guarantee Corporation Ltd. —Final, 2d a share Oct. 26 South British Insurance —Final, BAd per share, or at the rate of 14 1-6 per cent, per annum Oct. 27 United Provisions—Ord., 3 per cent, pref., final half-yearly, 4 per cent Oct. 28 Drug Houses of Australia—34 per cent., making 64 per cent, per annum Oct. 31 Martha Gold Mina—lnterim, 9d (free of tax) Nov. 1 Imperial Chemical Industries— Ord., 3 per cent ... Nov. 1 Australian Iron and Steel—Pref., 6 13-16 per cent Nov. 1 Bank of Adelaide—lnterim, at 6 per cent, per annum Nov. 2Emperor Gold Mines —1s a share Nov. 10 North Kalgurli (1912) Ltd.—9d sterling, less 3s in £ English income tax .... Nov. 25 CALLS DUE. Woolworths Properties Ltd. —10s a share, making £1 paid ... Oct. 31 Broken Hill Pty, — Con., 5s a share, making 13s 4d paid ... Nov. 30 DOLLAR RATES. The Associated Banks (other than the Bank of New South Wales) quoted the following dollar rates to-day on a New Zea-, land currency basis. They are subject to alteration without notice:— U.S.A. CANADA. (Per £1 N.Z.) (Per £1 N.Z.) SELLING— T.T. (dol) ... 3.81 1-2 3.85 O.D. (dol) ... 3.81 3-4 3.85 5-16 buying— O.D. (dol) ... 3.87 3.90 13-16

of competition to the intermediate and Junior divisions. Several preliminaries were held at the school yesterday, including the onemile senior championship, which was won by the Otago Junior 440yds and half-mile champion, J. A. M'Pherson, in the smart time of 4min 52sec. The same competitor further entrenched his position in the middle-distance championship by accounting for the 440yds this morning in 56 l-ssec, a good performance, having regard to the stiff breeze that was blowing. R. G. Gough, the Otago junior 120yds hurdles champion, won this event in 17 3-ssec. a good effort, as the event was run into p. stiff breeze. M. J. Phelan was an outstanding performer in the field division, as he broke a long-standing record in the 121 b shot putt, his performance of 39ft 9in displacing the 36ft Sin put up by G. 11. Dickinson in 1921. Phelan also won the long Jump senior championship with a good leap of 19ft 9|in, he did the best effort in the hop, step, and jump handicap, with 40ft 7Jin, and also in the javelin, in which he threw 117 ft llin. K. W. Paterson won the high Jump senior championship, in which he cleared the bar at sft 2in. B. E. M'Pherson won the intermediate (under 16) 100yds championship in 11 2-ssec, and an outstanding competitor in the junior division was W. Porter, who won the 100yds into the breeze in the clinking time of 11 l-ssec and the 220yds in 25 4-ssec, also accounting for the 100yds hurdles in 14sec. K. M. Lindsay won the high jump at 4ft Sin. An outstanding run was put up in the mile handicap this morning by H. Nelson, a 15-year-old competitor, who finished second to M'Lay (200yds). Nelson, who ran from scratch, registered 4min 53 3-ssec. The events were got off with commendable despatch, the secretary being Mr B. W. S. Botting, and the starters Messrs J.. P. Northey and W. Lang. A special feature of the meeting is the forms championship, which arouses con•siderahle keenness among the boys. Thanks are duo to the Press stewards —Messrs W. A. Evans, W. I. Laing, and J. B. Collier. Results:— CUP EVENTS SENIOR. LONG JUMP. Record, 21ft lllin, R. G. Jolly, 1930. M. J L Phelan, 19ft 9Jin 1 R. J. Hanna, 19ft IJin 2 H. A. Foote, 18ft 7-iin 3

120 YARDS HURDLES. Record, 15 l-ssec, R. G. Mahony, 1934. ’ R. G. Gough 1 K. W. Paterson 2 R. J. Hanna 3 Time, 17 3-ssec. Running into the wind, Gough hurdled well, and wqn by Byds, a yard between second and third. HIGH JUMP. Record, sft 4Jin, J. B. Thomson, 1886, and N. M. Gillick, 1931. K. W. Paterson, Sit Sin ... ... 1 R. J. Hanna, srt 2 J. G. Gourde, 4ft Sin 3 440 YARDS. Record, 51 2-ssec, F, L. Scott, 1901. J. A. M'Pherson 1 C. J. Overton ... 2 G. G. Thomson 3 Time, 56 l-ssee. Won by syds, half a yard between second and third. ONE MILE. Record, 4min 48sec, L. Ashby, 1921. J. A. M'Pherson 1 J. G. Gourde 2 C. I. Overton 3 Time, 4min 52sec. Won by 10yds. INTERMEDIATE. 100 YARDS. Record, llsec, G. M. Spence, 1932; A. R. Duff, 1935; A. J. Alldred, 1936. B. E. M'Pherson ... 1 0, A. Johnstone 2 T. C. Timpany 3 Time, 11 2-ssec. JUNIOR. HIGH JUMP, Record, sft lin, I. M. Chandler, 1934; H. A. L, Laing, 1935. ’ K. M. Lindsay, 4ft Sin 1 F. V. Doidge, 4ft 7in 2 J, D. Guy, 4ft Sin 3 100 YARDS HURDLES. W.‘ Porter 1 K. M. Lindsay 2 F. Y. Doidge 3 Time, 14sec. 100 YARDS. Record, 10 4-ssec.—l. M. Chandler, 1934. W. Porter 1 J. V. Ingram 2 K. A. Hay • 3 Time, 11 l-ssec. 220 YARDS. Record, 24 l-ssec.—C. M'Gregor, 1935. W. Porter 1 J. V. Ingram ... ... 2 K. A. Hay ... 3 Time, 25 4-ssec. . j HANDICAP EVENTS, HIGH JUMP, OPEN. Standard, 4ft sin. R. D. Gillespie (Sin) and Carson (sin), sft sin, equal 1 K. W. Patterson (scr), sft 4in ... 3 Best jump; Gillespie, ,6ft • 2in. Twenty-four competitors reached the standard. LONG JUMP, OPEN. Standard, 15ft 6in. Frew (3ft 6in), 20ft lOiri 1 Owen (3ft), 20ft 6fin 2 Gray (3ft), 19ft lOJin ... 3 Best jump: R. J. Hanna, 18ft sin. The standard was reached by 14 competitors. INTERMEDIATE HIGH JUMP. Standard, 4ft 3in. M'Gregor (Sin) and Hanna (7in), sft lin ’ ... 1 Munro (2in), sft 3 Twenty-two reached the standard. Best jump: Munro, 4ft lOin. POTATO (RACE. , —Quarter Finals.—. First heat: Jackson 1, Churchman 2, M'Farlane 3. Second heat:.Carson 1, Gray 2, Ingram 3. Third heat: Foote 1, Paterson 2. LONG JUMP, Under 15. Standard, -14 ft. Calder' (6in), 16ft o|in i.. ... ... 1 Porter (scr), ,16ft OJin ■ ... 2 Rankin (2ft), 15ft llin 3 Best jump: Porter, 16ft OJin. Eleven reached the standard. HIGH JUMP, Under 1,5. Standard, 4ft. Lindsay (scr), 4ft'9in ... 1 Fortune • (7in), 4ft Sin ... ... ... 2 Sutherland (7in), 4ft 7in 3 Best jump: Lindsay, 4ft 9in. Sixteen reached the standard. INTERMEDIATE LONG JUMP. Standard, 14ft 6in. Parr (Ift 6in), 18ft BJin 1 Freeman (Ift), 17ft 9in ... 2 North (Ift), 17ft Sin 3 Fourteen reached the standard. THROWING THE CRICKET BALL,' , Junior. Douglas (20yds), 80yds Oft llin ... 1 Balk (25yds), 78yds 2ft 2in 2 Campbell (30yds), 78yds Ift 7in ... 3 THROWING THE JAVELIN. Standard, 100 ft. Carson (25ft), 134 ft ... 1 Phelan (10ft), 127 ft llin ... ..*. 2 Paterson (scr), 117 ft Sin ... ... 3 Best throvy: Phelan, 117 ft llin. PUTTING 161 b SHOT. Record, 36ft 3in—G. R. "Dickinson, 1921. M. J. L. Phelan (scr), 39ft 9in ... 1 H. A. Foote (2ft 6in), 34ft 2 Wren (3ft 6in), and Carson (sft), equal « "• 3 The winner established a new record. 100 YARDS HURDLES, JUNIOR. Quarter-finals. —First heat: Booth 1, M'Call 2, Sutherland 3. Time, 14 4-ssec. Second heat: Fraser 1, M'Lay 2, Seddon 3. Time, 15sec. Third heat: Purdie" 1, Reeves 2, Glenn 3. Time, 15 3-6seo. Fourth heat: Freeman 1, Whale 2, Ingram 3. Time, 15 2-ssec. Fifth heat: Burt 1, Butterfield 2, Robb 3. Time, 16 2-sseo. Sixth heat: Douglas 1, Sinclair 2, Collins 3. Time, 15 3-osec. 120 Yards Hurdles, Open (Standard, 19scc).—First heat: Owen (10yds and one hurdle down) 1, Fleming syds and two down) 2, Jackson (syds and two down) 3. Time, 18 l-ssec. Second heat: Carson (10yds and one down) 1, Young (syds and two down) 2, M'Farlano (syds and two down) 3. Time, 18sec. 120 Yards Hurdles, under 16 (Standard, 20sec). —First heat: Anderson (10yds and one down) 1, Johnston (one down) 2, M'Coy (scr) 3. Time, 20 4-ssec Second heat: M'Millan (10yds and one down) 1, Stuart (scr) 2, Scott (syds and one down) 3. Time, 19 2-ssec. heat: Overton (one down) 1, Reid (one down) 2, Fairmaid (syds and one down) 3. Time, 21

2- Fourth heat: Johnston (one down) 1, Tait (syds and one down) 2, Leckie (syds and two down) 3. Time, 21 2-ssec. Sack Race.—First heat: G, D. A. Ross 1, Hall 2, Friedlander 3. Second heat: Gray 1, Glenn 2. Miller 3. Third heat: Bycroft 1, Miller 2, M'Lennan 3. Fourth heat: Paterson 1, Taylor 2, Parr 3. Fifth heat: Hoggan 1, M'Kenzie 2, Ingram 3. Sixth heat: Foote 1, Gough 2, M Thereon 3. ONE MILE OPEN. Standard, smin 20sec. M'Lay, 200yds ... ... 1 Nelson, scr 2 Hamblett, 170yds ... 3 Time, 4min 47sec. Nelson went round a big field of 37 starters and registered the verv smart time of 4min 53 l-ssec, showing very promising form. THROWING THE CRICKET BALL. Record, 110yds 2ft 4in. Black (20yds), 99yds Ift 9in 1 Freeman (10yds), 94yds Oft llin ... '2 C. J. Overton (scr), 94yds Oft lOin 3 Best throw: Overton, 94yds Oft lOin. 100 Yards, under 14 (record, 11 3- C. M'Gregor, 1934; standard, 14sec). —First heat: J. G. Sutherland (12yds) 1, S. Sutherland (7yds) s£, Bishop (9yds) 3. Time, 12sec. Second heat: Cleveland (9yds) 1, Johnston (lyd) 2, W, 1 Sutherland (6yds) 3. Time, 13 l-ssec. Third heat; M'Kenzie (2yds) 1, Oxley (11yds) 2, M'Craw (6yds) 3. Time, 12 4-ssec. Fourth heat: Guy (9yds) 1, Henderson (7yds) 2, Barnes (Byds) 3. Time, 13sec. Fifth heat; M'Coll (3yds) and Rankin (3yds) dead-heat 1, Hislop (Byds) 3. Time, 12 l-ssec. 100 Yards, under 15 (standard, 13sec). —Hall (4yds) 1, Mason (9yds) 2. Steel (12yds) 3. Time, 12sec. Second heat: Porter (scr) and M'Lean (syds), dead-heat 1, M'Lay (4yds) 3. Time, 11 2-ssec. Third heat:'Jackson. (9yds) 1, Booth (3yds) 2, Sinclair (syds) 3. Time, 11 4-ssec. Fourth heat; Palmer (3yds) 1, Oxley (13yds) 2, Stewart (lyd) 3. Time, 12sec. Fifth heat: Edmund (10yds) 1, Fraser (syds) 2, Freeman (Byds) 3. Time, 11 4-ssec. Sixth heat: 1 Burt (4yds) 1, Honeyman (7yds) 2, Rankin (lyd) 3. Time, 12 l-ssec. Seventh heat: J. V. Ingram (scr) 1, R. B. Ingram (syds) 2, Tresize (syds) 3. Time, 11 2-ssec. 100 Yards, intermediate (standard, 12 l-ssec). —First heat: Currie (Byds) 1, Johnston (4yds) 2, Fisher (10yds) 3. Time, 12sec. Second heat: Parr (2yds) 1, Crawford (3yds) 2, Paterson (scr) 3. Time, 12 l-ssec. Third heat: Munro, (scr) 1, Dagg (4yds) 2, Moloney (7yds) 3. Time, 12 l-ssec. Fourth heat: Corbett (4yds) 1, Lindley (10yds) 2, Overton (4yds) 3. Time. 11 4-ssec. Fifth heat: Chettleburgh (6yds) 1, Anderson (syde) 2. Time, 12sec. Sixth 'heat: Leckie (9yds) 1, Lawson (6yds) 2, Friedlander (2yds) 3. Time, 12 l-ssec. Seventh heat: Miller (Byds) 1, Hoggans (9yds) 2, North (4yds) 3. Time, 11 4- Eighth heat: Bremner (syds) 1, Matheson (10yds) 2, M'Gregor (7yds) 3. Time, 11 3-ssec. 100 Yards, open (standard, 11 4-ssec). —First heat: Cowie (9yds) 1, Laing (syds) 2,'Knewstubb (6yds) 3. Time, 11 2-ssec. Second heat: Owen (6yds) 1, Carson (6yds) 2, Dodd (Byds) 3. Time, 10 4-ssec. Third heat; Gough (3yds) 1, Frew (7yds) 2, Gray (6yds) 3. Time, 11 l-ssec. Fourth heat: Scott (6yds) 1, M'Farlane (6yds) 2, Partridge (syds) 3. Time, llsec. Fifth heat: Roxburgh (Byds) 1, Gillespie (6yds) 2, Goodyear (syds) 3. Time, 10 3-ssec. 220 Yards, under 14 (standard, 32sec). —First heat: Rankin. (6yds) 1, W. Sutherland (12yds) 2, Purdie (14yds) 3. Time, 29sec. Second heat: Palmer 1, M'Call 2, Hislop (16yds) 3. Time, 29 4-ssec. 220 Yards, under 15 (standard, 30sec). —First heat: M'Lean (10yds) 1, Edmond (20yds) 2, Freeman (16yds) 3. Time, 26see. Second heat: Palmer (4yds) 1, Mason (16yds) 2, Glenn (2yds) 3. Time, 27sec. Third heat: R. B. Ingram (10yds) 1, Butterfield (10yds) 2, Ferguson (14yds) 3. Time, 27 l-ssec. Fourth heat: M'Lay (Byds) 1, Hall (Byds) 2, Sinclair (10yds) 3. Time, 27sec. 220 Yards, open (standard, 27sec). — First heat: Roxburgh (16yds) 1, Laing (12yds) 2, M'Arthur (14yds) 3. Time, 24 2-ssec. Second heat: Owen (12yds) 1, Pierard (18yds) 2, M'Cahon (l2yds> 3. Time, 24 l-ssec. Third heat; Dodd (18yds) 1, Mowat (14yds) 2, M'Farlane (12vds) 3. Time, 25see. Bourth heat: Scott (14yds) 1, Gillespie (12yds) 2, Goodyear (10yds) 3. Time, 25sec. Fifth heat: Frew (14yds) 1, Bycroft (18yds) 2, Gray (12yds) 3. Time, 25 l-ssec. HOP, STEP, AND JUMP. Record, 43ft sJin, R. G. Mahony. 1934. Standard, 33ft. Frew (6ft), 41ft 103 in ... , 1 Carson (4ft 6in), 41ft 2in 2 Foote (3ft), 41ft 3 Best effort: Phelan, 40ft 7Jin. Four competitors reached the standard. ,

Fiji— £F to £100 N.Z T.T. £90 7/6 £89 . New York— Dollars to £1 N.Z. T.T. O.D. 3.8658 3.8708 3.8319 3.8329 Montreal— Dollars to £1 N.Z T.T, O.D. 3.9016 3.9103 3.8691 3.8701 Belgium— Belgas to £1 N.Z. ... ... T.T. O.D. 22.900* 22.975 22.590 22.595 Czechoslovakia— Korunas to £1 N.Z T.T. O.D. - 109.95 109.97 Denmark— Kroner to £1 N.Z. ... ... T.T. O.D, 18.203 18.263 17.893 17.895 Finland— Marks to £1 N.Z. ... ... T.T. O.D. 185.39 185.79 179.59 179.69 FrancoFrancs to £1 N.Z T.T. O.D. 145.03 142.53 142.55 .German; — Reichsmarks to T.T. £1 N.Z. ... O.D. - 9.487 9.489 Greece— Drachmae to £1 N.Z. ... T.T. OJD - 426.72 426.87 Holland— Florins to £1 N.Z. ... ... T.T. O.D. 7.153 7.193 7.003 7.005 Italy— Lire to £1 N.Z T.T. CKD. - 72.738 72.763 Java— Florins to £1 N.Z T.T. O.D. 7.130 7.170 6.980 6.982 Norway— Kroner to £1 N.Z > T.T. O.D. 16.182 16.242 15.892 15.895 Noumea— Francs to £U N.Z. T.T. O.D, 147.53 140.78 •140.82 Papeete— Francs to £1 N.Z T.T. O.D. 146.93 140.93 140.97 ■ iveden — Kroner to, £1 N.Z T.T. O.D. 15.797 15.857 15.502 15.505 iwitzerland— Francs to £1 N.Z T.T. O.D. 17.047 17.152 16.777 16.779 Hongkong— N.Z. pence to 1 dollar ... T.T. O.D. 18 3-8 18 11-32 18 34 18 34 , India and Ceylon— N.Z. pence to T.T. 1 rupee ... O.D. 22 9-64 22 7-64 22 27-64 22 27-64 Japan— N.Z. pence to 1 yon T.T. O.D. ~ 17 33-64 17 33-64 Manila— ’ N.Z. pence to 1 peso T.T. O.D. 31 11-64 31 5-64 31 53-64 31 53-64 . Singapore— N.Z. pence to 1 dollar ... T.T. O.D. 34 31-64 34 25-54 34 31-32 34 31-32

Buyers. Sellers. £ S. d. £ s. d. N.Z. GOVERNMENT LOANS— 54 p.c. Stock, Not., 1938-52 99 10 0 100 10 0 34 p.c. Stock, March, 193943 ... ... ... — 88 10 0 31 p.c. Stock, May, 1941-52 101 0 0 31 p.c. Stock, Not., 1941-52 0 101 0 — 4 p.c. Bonds, 194346 99 15 0 100 10 0 4 p.c. Stock, 194346 99 0 0 — 4 p.c. Bonds, 194649 99 0 0 100 10 0 4 p.c. Stock, 1952-55 — 100 10 0 BANKING— New South Wales (£20) New Zealand (£1) ... 31 10 0 2 2 0 Commercial (10s) ... — 6 0 17 0 E.6. and A. (£3) ... 5 5 — National of New Zealand (£2 10s) ... 2 13 0 INSURANCE— National (7s) 0 16 3 0 16 9 South British (£1) ... — 2 7 6 SHIPPING— P. and 0. Deferred Stock (£1) 1 5 0 — D.S.S. Co. (pref.. 9 £1) 1 5 MEAT PRESERVING— Gear (10s) — 0 15 0 N.Z. Refrigerating 8 (cont., 10s) 0 7 10 0 3 LOAN AND AGENCY— Goldsbrough, Mort 9 (£1) 1 0 Otago Farmers Co-op. 0 (A pref., £1) — 1 0 Trustees, Executors, and Agency (£3) ... 0 0 —* Wright, Stephenson (pref., £1) ... ... 1 0 3 COAL — Westport (10s) Westport-Stockton 1 5 0 (pref., 10s) 0 6 0 0 7 0 OIL— Taranaki (£1 4s 7d) 0 13 6 WOOLLEN COMPANIESBruce (ord., £1) . 0 3 8 — Mosgiel (£4) y u 0 MISCELLANEOUS— Associated News (£1) 1 1 0 — Australian Glass (£1) 4 13 0 —~ Broken Hill Proprietary (£1) ••• 2 17 9 — Brown, Ewing 6 (pref,. £1) D.I.C. (pref., £1) ... 1 0 1 l 0 Dominion Fertihser, (£1) — 1 4 0 Dominion Fertiliser 101 Debs ••• 0 0 9 0 G. J. Coles (£1) ... Hume Pipe (£1) ... 3 18 9 3 19 1 0 I.C.I. (pref., £1) ... 1 2 0 1 z 4 Milburn Lime,and ;) j Cement (£1) ~ I 10 0 N.Z. Drug Co. (£2). — 0 y 0 ‘ Otago Daily Times (£1) — 2 3 0 Smith and Smith (pref.. £1) ... ’... — 1 2 0 Wilsons (N.Z.) Cement 0 (10s) ... - — U IS Woolworths (Sydney, ord., 5s) — 1 1 3 BREWERIES— New Zealand (£1) ... ,2 0 0 — Carlton (£1) 3 5 o. OVERSEAS LIST— Woolworths (South Africa) ‘ _ U lb 3 OVERSEAS MINING— Broken Hill South (5s) ... .... ... ... — 1 12 8 Electrolytic Zinc 2 6 (ord., £L) 2 3 0 4 Mount Lyell (£1) ... 1 9 0 1 10 3 Mount Morgan (2s 6d) ... ... 0 11 0, 0 11 4 North Broken Hill 6 6 (5s) ... 2 9 2 10 GOLD MINING— Austral N.Z. (£1) 1 — 1 1 3 Big River (Is) 0 1 0 — 6 Clutha River (2s) ... 0 2 0 0 2 Gillespie's (Is) — 0 1 1. Goldfields Dredging (Is) ■— 0 0 3j Molyneux River (2s) 0 0 o 0 0 11 Nokomai (5s) — 0 1 9 Okarito (5|) Sandhills (is) 0 2 0 0 T 2 Waitahu (5s) 0 0 9 —