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Grey River Argus, 25 July 1934, Page 7

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(Per Press Asso iation.) (IHRI.STI'IIUR H. July 24. Sales; Commercial link of Australia (cum div) I.ls 4<l. I! > s s<i, Reserve Bank £6 6s 6.1 (2), D Oa ( 2 ), Ooldshrougli Mort 29s 9il. 29s Bd, ClirMfliurnh Gas (cum div 32s lid, British Tol aceo 37s 4.1, Dm op' Rubber 18s 9.1. Reported: Ban <>(’ New South Wales (lute sale 2: d) £3O 15s, New Zealand Breweries ate sale 23r<l) 42s 8.1, Staples Brewer 28s 6.1. [lt '.LAND, July 24. Sales: Sun New papers 4s ltd, North A in-k hi ml l-’armei B pref. ..s. Cm. soli.lat.-.I Brick 7 9.1, Wilson’s Cement 3Us, Reserve Bn k £6 Its (id, Bank ol Australasia £ll 12s 6d. WET JNGTON. July 24. Sales: Weltiri ion Gas 46s 9d, Bank <if New Zealai . long term 345, Reserve Hank £6 6s .><l, £6 6s 3d, Alexander Mining ally paid 17s 6d DUNEDIN, July 24. Salts repo'ed: Commercial Bank 15s .”>il, Bell Kilgour 4:|d, Nevis Diesel 4!d, Okariti 8s 2d. ’Change: Dornin i<m Fertilise 18s 9d. Bell Kilgour 4 : |<l, Goldfields !»d. After ciill: < 'ommerci.il Lank 15s »d, Xokoinai 3s 6d. LONDON. July 2.”.. Gold J./ / 10-bl. dollar 5(14 I, franc 76'. HradJ'i (I wool market is quiet, and it is difcult to get 2/4 f<>r sixty-fours. The ’oct Hobart’s, port Curtis ami Fordsdde’s New Zealand apples sold: Grann smith 14s to 17s, stunners 9s (id to 12s, delieions 9s .3d to 10s, doherty 9s 6J to lls 3d, rokewood 10s (id t- Ils 9d FEW AUSTRALIAN SHIPPING SERVICE I; I? I SHANE, July 24. The new monthly shipping service b tween Queensland and British ports vis inaugurated with the arrival here o the Blue Star Line steamer Albion Stir. Fast, motor ships will be placed ii the service early next year. These > ill be able to carry chilled meat ’.'hiuh Queeiisla nd is placing nil the Hnglish market in increasing (planTHE NEW TARIFF. WELLINGTON, July 24. A request that the duty on oak hould be abolished, was made by a Wellington deputation representing nanufacturers of furniture. It was fated, on behalf of the deputation, hat oak plywood and veneers were mt products of New Zealand. There vas a definite demand and need for hem. The deputation also asked hat the duty on moquettes and tapesries for furniture coverings should b•educed by ten ‘per cent. In addition for the request for the removal of the British preferential tariff on plywood, the manufacturers asked for a reduction in the general tariff to 25 per rent. If the Government decided to do that, the manufacturers would withdraw the request for the removal of the duty on oak. Mr Coates promised to consider the requests.