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Greymouth Evening Star, 10 August 1933, Page 6

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STOCKS AND SHARES. s ‘ [PEB PBESS association.] DUNEDIN, August 10. Sales: N.Z. Breweries 33/6. Re- ’ ported: Bank of Australasia £l2, British Tobacco 34/3, Milburn Lime 32/-, Okarito 11/9, Kawarau 6d, BellKilgour 1/2, 1937 51 per cent. Auckland Harbour debentures £lOO. WELLINGTON, August 10. . Sales: Four per cent Stock 1940, £101; Bank of Australasia £l2/5/-. Reported: Four per cent. Stock, £lOl 5/-. CHRISTCHURCH, August 10. Sales on ’Change: Goldsborough Mort. 26/6 (2), Gear Meat 32/6; N.Z. Refrig. (10/- paid) 7/-, New Zealand Breweries 34/-, Alexander (13/6 paid) 19/11, Kildare 2/1, Lawson’s Flat (1/paid) l/2i. Reported: New Zealand Breweries 34/-, National Bank of Australia (£lO paid) £l3. AUCKLAND, August 10. Sales: King Solomon 2/1; < Okarito 11/8; Alexander Mines 19/6; Waihi 24/1, Roller Mills 28/6, New Zealand Insurance 52/6, City SJ, £lOO/10/-; Stock, fours, £lOO 15/-. SYDNEY, August 10. Stock Exchange sales: Bonds, four per cent. 1937 £lO4 3-8, 4/61 £lO5, Bank of New South Wales £33/12/6. Associated News 8/5. Preference 19/-, Dunlop-Perdriau 18/4£. Goldsborough Mort. 26/9. MAORI GULLY (KOKIRI) GOLD. In the course of the next few days, the prospectus, which is now in course of preparation, will be available concerning the Maori Gully (Kokiri) Gold Dredging Company, Limited. This company is being formed to work a thoroughly prospected area in the Kokiri district, and intending investors, in the meantime, will be able to obtain information from the interim secretary, Mr J. M. Bunt. The provisional directors of the company include three Greymouth business men, Messrs W. Hill, P. S. Beck, and W. L. Gittos. ' ■ TO-DAY’S MINING MARKET Lawson’s Flat, buyers 1/2, sellers 1/3; Alexanders (cont.) 19/7 —20/-; Nokomai 3/ —4/-; Charleston 1/9 — 2/-; Mining House Concessions 4d—4Jd; Big Rivers l/5£ —1/6; Gillespies Beach 1/11—1/ili; Waitahu 7/5—7/7; Skippers Id —3d; Okarito 11/7 —-11/81;