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Greymouth Evening Star, 15 August 1933, Page 9

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STOCKS AND SHARES. [per press association.! CHRISTCHURCH, August 15. Sales on ’Change: Government 4 per cent. Inscribed Stock, 1940, £101; Commercial Bank of Australia 16/3 (3), E.S.A. Bank £5/10/-, Bank of New South Wales (cum. div.) £33/7/6 (2), Gear Meat 32/6, Woolworths (Victoria) (pref) 24/-, Gillespies Beach 2/-, Nokomai 4/- (3), Okarito (cum. div.) 11/10, 11/91 (2), Oxenbridge Shotover (9d paid) 91d. Reported: National Bank of New Zealand (late sale August 14) £4/5/-. WELLINGTON, August 15. Sales: Bank of New Zealand 49/9 (2). 49/8 (2), Bulologold 85/-. Reported: Great Boulder 14/-. DUNEDIN, August 15. Sale: Nokomai 3/9. Reported: National Bank of Australasia £l3. Late yesterday, Colonial Sugar £5Bl. AUCKLAND, August 15. Sales: Okarito 11/9, 11/10; Commercial Bank 16/3: Mt. Lyell 21/9: Waihi 24/3, Bank of New Zealand 49/9: South British 69/6, Bonds fours £lOl ss, £lOl 10s. SYDNEY, August 15. Stock Exchange sales: Bonds 1934-— 1938, £lO3/10/-: 1944—1941, £lO3 12/6; Commercial Bank of Sydney £lB, Australian Gas A. £7/7/-, Henry Jones 38/9. RUGBY, August 14. There was considerable activity in the gilt-edged section on the stock exchange. During the early dealings war loans returned to par, but later reacted to £99 15/16. Several substantial rises were recorded in gold mining shares. There were active dealings in the new Austrian loan which' strengthened to 2g premium. The new Canadian four per cents reached 2g premium.