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ADDINGTON MARKET. Sales at Wednesday’s National market at Addington, on behalf of West Coast clients, included: Fat cattle, Mr Deidrich (Lower Kokatahi), 9 steers at &11/12/G to £l2/12/6, S steers at £l2/12/6 to £l3/17/6; W. R. Adamson (Wataroa), 4 steers at £l3/12/6 to £l6/17/6; Mrs Deidrich (Lower Kokatahi), 8 steers at £l2/17/6 to .£l3/17/6; Mr Jamieson (Koiterangi), 7 cows at £4/12/6 to £7/7/6, 3 heifers at £7/7/6 to £B/7/6, 5 steers at £9 12/6; West Coast client, 4 steers at £9/12/6. STOCKS AND SHARES. CHRISTCHURCH, August 9. Sales: Bank of New Zealand 51/8, New Zealand Breweries 53/-, Tooth’s Brewery 55/9, Australian Iron and Steel (pref.) 24/-, British Tobacco .40/4, 40/6; Broken Hill Proprietary 65/3, 65/4, 65/5; Colonial Sugar £45 10/-, Dunlop Rubber 16/-, Howard Smith 17/11, New Zealand Farmers’ Co-op. 4J per cent, stocks, 1940, £BS (2), Mahakipawa 3£d, kit. Lyell 20/5, Mt. Morgan 40/-. Reported: New Zealand Newspapers (late sale Sth) 40/-, New Zealand Newspapers 40/(2); Woolworth’s (N.Z.) ordinary £l4/5/-, New Zealand Breweries 53/-. DUNEDIN, August 9.
Sales reported: Refrig, (cont.) 10/-, Mortgage Corporation 6/11, New Zealand Farmers’ Co-operative, secured deposit stock, 41 per cent., June, 1945, £88; Westport-Stockton (ord.) 2/-, Mt. Morgan £2/0/6 (2). AUCKLAND, August 9. Sales: Renown pref. 2/10, Refrig, con. 9/11, Consolidated Brick 11/6, Commercial Bank 17/6, Roller Mills 35/-, Mt. Morgan 40/-, British Tobacco 40/6, Yarra Falls 43/-, Bank of New Zealand 51/10, E.S.A. £5/10/-, Reserve ’ Bank £6/9/9, Bank of New South Wales £33/10/-, Colonial Sugar £45/7/6, Wolwforth’s (Sydney) £5 14/-, £5/14/6; Govt. stocks 1938-52 £lOB/15/-, 1943-46 £lO9, 1946-49 £llO, 1952-55 £ll2/10/-. WELLINGTON, August 9. Sales: National Bank of New Zealand 70/-, N.Z. Breweries 53/- King Solomon 3/9£d, Broken Hill 65/6, Colonial Sugar £45 5/-, £45 15/-, £45 10/-, Woolworths N.Z. cum. distribution £l3 17/6, £il4, Dalgety’s £8 4/-, Four Per Cent Inscribed 1940 £lO2 2/6. LAWSON’S FLAT The secretary of Lawson’s Flat Gold Sluicing Company, Ltd., reports that for the period from the recommencement of sluicing operations on July 22 up to August 5 the wash-up result,ed in the recovery of 68 ozs. 6 ,dwt. of retorted gold. No further trouble is anticipated with the power and water supply. STAFFORD DREDGE The Stafford dredge report (to July 27) states: Dredge ran 100 hours, 7900 cubic yards, 360 z. smelted gold. Lost 24 hours replacing broken defective main shaft. Yardage reduced by manoeuvring for position. Normal operations resumed. Previous, 12,560 yards for 690 z 13dwt.
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Greymouth Evening Star, 9 August 1935, Page 8
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