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Evening Star, Issue 25005, 26 October 1943, Page 4

SHAREBROKEHS. ti A K K mu 0 0 i STOCK AXU SHARE BROKERS ' Express Co. Buildings,' Dunedin. It Pursytu Uarr. Member Stock Eienango COMMERCIAL SHARE MARKET. •: A late sale' from Friday of 3 per cent. Stock, December, 1953-56, at £9B 7s 6d was reported on 'Change this morning, with a ering £9B 5s for this issue. There usual demand for all Government securities with few sellers appearing. In all scctious buyers predominated with values remaining firm. In. the following there were quotations both ways:—Woolworths, New Zealand, 16s Bd-17s; Bank of New Zealand, 41 10d-42s 3d; G. J. Co.es, 59s 9d-60s 6d; and McKenzies Stores, ,47s 9d-.48s 6d. SALES ON 'CHANGE: THIS DAY. Auckland.—Morning call: Bank of NewZealand, 41s lOd ; Farmers' Trading, 23s 4d ; Stock (1953-56), 3 per cent,, £9S 17s 6d. >,oon call: New. Zeaiand Refrigerating, 275; Stock (19:3-56), 3 per cent,, £9B 7s 6d. Weihii"tou.—Three per cent. Stock (19oZ--55),:'£V3 '' . ' MUSSOLINI AND LAVAL The disappearance of Mussolini is a blow lo Laval, says •France,' the French daily newspaper published in London, which does not hesitate to refer to the French dictator as the " agent " of the Italian who brought disaster on his country. In France there were a number of people who bad a sneaking admiration for Fascism, "men who at any price wished to hold down the masses in a state of servitude r.nd overthrow the ■ Republic.' which they judged too liberal." * By subtle bribery, such as lavish advertising of Italian resorts in- the French Press, and the. subvention of enterprises that favoured Mussolini and sang his praises as a man who knew how to keep order, French opinion was worked upon. He was put 'forward as the antidote to Bo 1 -'I"^'- 1 "^'-" 1 which was held up, as it was in as the bogy. ' In France, says the newspaper, one couid feel the campaign was organised. " The head of this party, who dared not say his nam*, was Laval;-he who tied his fate to Fascism before he did so to Nazism." As Prime Minister of France, later as a member of the French Senate, Laval was Hie servitor of'Mussolini; As Prime Minister he rendered the sanctions against Mussolini ordered by the League of Nations inoperative, and as Senator he intervened in the Foreign Affairs Commission and in the lobbies'in'favour'of .Italy.. The newspaper accuses Laval of cherishiug the ambition to play in France the tame role as Mussolini in Italy. "Mussolini did not content himself with propaganda. He' fomented civil war: He sent arms and money to the infamous Cagoulard: organisation, which provided assassins for. the murder at Bagnolos de l'Orme of Iwo well-known anti-Fascist Italian refugees, the Rosselli brothers. The guilty were caught. Vichy liberated them. Laval certainlv owed his friend that.. "The Halo-Fascist, party which governs at Vicbv'is dragged down in the fall of Musmiitii'." Don't take risks with coughs and coldssmash them wit& TONIUNG'S LINSEED MM U LSI ON--.- It's marvellously efficient and pleasant to take.—Sharland's, Moray Place. Dunedin,' wholesale distributors.—f Advt.l MISCELLANEOUS WANTEDS. STEWART DAWSONS V'RE Cash Buyers of Sterling Silverware - A . and high Cjuality Silverplated Goods. WANTED, 'urgently, Gents' Suit's, Ladies' and Children's Frocks, Shoes Christina Mcßae, King St. WANTED To Buy, Watches, Rings, and Chains, Jewellery, any condition'.—Wright's, Octagon (Martin's. Buildings, upstairs). WAiYI'ED, Retiex Camera, using 120 roll film; price, particulars.—L9l3, Star. SINGER Sewing Machines Purchased, high-J est cash prices.—Call or phone-Singer Sew-i mg Machine Co., 78 George st; phone 10-870, inc. in U.S.A. URGENTLY required, Men's and Children's Clothing; highest prices given.' Mrs Brookes, corner Frederick and Kinjr sts. WANTED. Old Lawn Mowers to break down for part*; any conditio!-.. —P2B, Star. DINGHY, clinker built-;-pay good price.—| P3l, Star. WANTED,- Boys' Brigade Uniforms; good. cash prices offereu for all parts.—Plo, Star. WANTtO To Buy, ISft Wire Netting, £in gauge—P&9. Star. WANTED To Bvy. Doll's. Pram, in good condition .--Ring 24-104 or 23-556. WANTED Buy, Can* Pram,.fair condition; Wakari district: price and particulars.—Ps2, Siar. \> ANTED, Child's Trike, suitable 5 years;, also smali Wireless.—Ring 18-952, or P 44. Star.- - WANTED, few Skeins Leeraont Crepe Wool, shade 2227 green: coupons given.—P96. Star. , WANTED To Buy Archery or Hunting Bow and Arrows.—Phone 22-348, eveuings. PROPERTIES WANTED. PROPERTY WANTED. BUYERS WAITING. CASH TRANSACTIONS. KNOWLES, HUNTER AND CO.. 394. Princes street. - , Phones 18-941 and 18-942. WANTED Buy, . comfortable 4-roomed House; suit, elderly couple; cash price; no asent-;.—PSB. Star. WANTED To Buy. 7-roomed House, all conveniences, iu'-suimv position, near tram -P33. Star. , . ,: WANTED, sound broomed House,- or 4 ami k'ettc, near car.—L'7B, Siar. BONA Fide Buyer wishes Purchase modern Residence, 2 Seif-eoniained Flats or suitable for converting-into same; must be citv area. —Particulars to P 37. Star. CRIB, or Section without crib, wanted, down Bay, not past Company; please state spot cash price—P99, Star. WANTED TO RENT. WANTED,'sunny Room, quiet home, north cud or central: - use . conveniences; rent reasonable.—P9o, Star. WANTED, a Single Furnished Room; with Usa ■of conveniences; terms.—F66, Star. ELDERLY respectabie Couple desire Selfcontained Flat, vic'nit.v Musselburgh Rise. PBB, Star. YOUNG Coup'.e want Furnished Flat or 2 Rooms' urgently; reasonable.—P32, Siar. SHEPHERD'S Radio Service, repair special!<ts 0n1y.—215 Moray Place North; phone 12-712. . ' ' 12-751.—GUARANTEED reasonable tfadio Repairs; collection- mid delivery.—Wholesale Radio Dealers Liu. LET Caider Mackay's value your Old Wudio; wo pay. highest -cash prices. FOR' SALE, Phiico Radio, perfect order. -Phone 11-894, L 990, Star. FOR SALE, 12-wal( Amplifier, two speakers, 8 valves, and crystal- microphone.— Reph' Radio, Post Office. Seacliff. RADIO, ail wave; perfect condition.—Plo6, POULTRY wanted, any quantity; highest prices given.—Johnson's Fish and Poultry Depot. ' L'ERCHED Puiiels now ready, 6s 6d: order early, avoid disappointment.—Wall, 37 Norwood' st. N.E.V. .fl-MSIE' FRASER, 180 Stuart st, for Settings certified 'Pure-bred- White Leghorns, L-xcel'.c-iit 'laving- strain—Write or phone 13-013. WE wiil Se.i, at our Rooms, ai 1.30, Wed-nesday,-70 first-year Hens. 3C secoiui-year Hens'.—Joiin M. Fraser ami Co. Ltd.. 146 Crawford st. REILLY'S Selling To-monw (Wednesday), October 27, 2 p.m., 50 Sacks good Fowl Wheat. '