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STOCKS AND SHARES WELLINGTON, January 21. Sale to-day: New Zealand Newspapers 32/9. Sales reported: 31 per cent. Stock 22/5/60 £lOO/10/-, National Insurance 19/- (two sales). New Zealand Breweries 33/-. CHRISTCHURCH, January 21. Sale on ’Change: Broken Hill Proprietary 46/6. Reported: New Zealand Newspapers 32/9.
INVESTMENT DIFFICULTIES. WELLINGTON, January 21. The difficulty, amounting almost to impossibility, of getting satisfactory short date investments, was referred to by Mr. Stronach Paterson, chairman of directors at the annual meeting of the Gear Meat Co. He expressed the view that even if the Reserve Bank had exercised the power conferred on it in this direction, New Zealand would probably still have been without a short date money market, because of the conditions in control of finance created by the Government. “Let us hope that in the postwar development, that grave difficulty that faces all business in New Zealand, will find some solution,” he said.
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Greymouth Evening Star, 21 January 1941, Page 10
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