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Greymouth Evening Star, 1 November 1933, Page 9

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STOCKS AND SHARES

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WELLINGTON, November 1.

Sales: New Zealand Refrig. 9/11. (2); Alexander Mines 17/6; Bulolo Gold Dredge 88/9; Executors Trust B £9B.

MELBOURNE, November 1

At the wool sales, 10,150 bales were offered and 98 per cent, clearance was effected at prices equal to the highest point of the Australan season, with comebacks and’ fine crossbred's a little better. Comebacks realised to 23d per lb., equal to the highest price at Melbourne this season. CHRISTCHURCH, November 1. Sales on ’change: Govt. 4 per cent. Inscribed 1955 (odd lot) £lOl/12/6; Bank of New South Wales £34, Bank of New Zealand 47/6 (2), 47/5 (2), 47/4 (3); Goldsborough Mort 30/- (4), 30/1; N.Z. Refrig. (10/- paid) 9/11 (7); Westport Coal 13/9, Beath and Co. (1/- paid) 6/-; Dunlop Rubber 18/9, Electro Zinc (pref.) 35/3, Mt. Lyell 23/3, Lawson’s Flat 3d (2), New Cornish Point (1/- paid) 1/1 (2), Waitahu 6/8 (2), ,6/7. AUCKLAND, November 1.

Sales: Bell-Kilgour 1/5, King Solomon 3/2, Refrig. con. 9/11, Commercial Bank 17/-, Mt. Lyell 23/1, Broken Hill 40/9, Bycrofts 40/6, Bank of New Zealand 47/3, Stock 31 per cent. £lOl, Goldsborough Mort. 30/1.

MOSGIEL WOOLLEN CO.

DUNEDIN, November 1

Tho Directors of the Mosgiel Woollen Co. recommend a final dividend of 4 per cent., and a bonus of 2 per making 10 per cent, for the year; also seven shillings and sixpence a share out of reserves to celebrate the company’s diamond jubilee.