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Grey River Argus, 28 May 1935, Page 6

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STOCK EXCHANGE. CHiRISTOHURC’H, May 27. Sales on ’Change to-day were: — i Unlisted stocks: Wuolworths (Syd- ■ uc-y) ord. 90s. Listed stocks: E'.S. & A. Bank shares £5; Natioal Bunk of New Zealand 67> 3d (2)- Bank of New Zealand (cum. div.) 50s 7d, 50s 6d; Goldsbrough Mort. 29s 3d; Tooth’s Brewery 52s Id, 52s (2); Dunlop Perdriau Rubber 16 s 4d (3) t 16s 3d (3); Kauri Timber 19s 10dj_ “Sun’’ Newspapers 6s 7d (2) 6s 9d, 6s lid (3), 7s 7s Id (2) 7s (2); Big River 2s 6d (4) Lawson’s Elat 4Ad; Mahakipawa 84d (2); Maori Gully Is 8d (2); Mossy Creek 2s sd; Mount Lyell 21s 6d /t 21s 7d; Worksop Expended 2s Bd, 2s 74 d. Sales reported.: National Ba.ik of N.Z.* 67s 6d; Auckland Ga.-> -bs 3d, Dunlop Perdriau Rubber 16s 3d; “Sun” Newspapers 6s 9d, 7s; Lawson’s Flat 4|d; Mt. Lyell 21s 6d. CHRISTCHURCH, May 27. On ’Change: E.S.A. Bank £5; Bank of New' Zealand (cum. div.) 50s 7d, 50s 6d; Goldsborough Mort. 29s 3d; Tooth’s Brewery 52s Id; Dunlop Rubber 16s 4d; Kauri Timber 19s lOd; Sun Newspapers 6s 7d (2). 6s 9d; Big River 2s 6d (4); Maori Gully Is 8d (2); Mossy Creek 2s sd; Worksop Extended 2s Bd. 2s 74d; Dunlop Rubber 16s 3d; Mount Lyell 21s 6d. DUNEDIN, May 27. Sales: Sun Newspapers 7s 2d. Reported: 'E.S. and A. Bank £5 Is; Refrigerating (cunt.) 8s lid; Kaiapoi Woollen (cont.) 5s 2d; Mount Lyell £1 Is 6d (two); Big River 2s sd. AUCKLAND, May 27. Sales; K.D.V. "Box 21s 6d; Mahakipawa lOd; Auckland Gas (cont.) 20s 104<l; Consolidated Brick 9s; Waihi 40. s 3d; Mt. Lyell 21s sd. WELLINGTON, May 27. Sales: 44 Inscribed, 1938-43, £lO5 ss; New Zealand Insurance £3 Ils 3d; Dunlop 16s 3d; G. J. Coles, Melbourne Delivery 66s 6d.

SALE OF JERSEY HERD. NEW PLYMOUTH, May 27. 'r'he unusually high price of 320 guineas for recent years marked the opening of the Taranaki Jersey Keek to-day, when E. Griffith’s stud, named the Barton S'tud,. was offered. The top price was paid by Heaphy’s Limited, of Grey tow n k for an imported bull, Vagabond of OakJands. The next best price was 81 guineas, and the herd of 46 realised 1122| guineas. RABBITSKIN SALE. There was a full bench of buyers at our sale held at Dunedin on May 21st, when a large catalogue was of fered. Competition was again keen, and prices showed a sharp rise as compared with last sale. Otago Farmers’ Co-op Association report:—Racks advanced 4d. per lb. and Autumn grades advanced 3d to 4d. per lb. Incoming and Early Winter skins were keenly sought after at prices from 4d to lOd. per lb. higher than last sale. Quite a number of Winter skins are coming to hand and realised very satisfactory prices. The following is the range of prices:—Small lOd; Runners 14Jd, Milky 14d; Summer Bucks 23d; Summer Does 14|d; Light Racks 19d; Prime Racks 19d: Dawny Autumns 224 d; 2nd Early Autumns 274 d; Early Autumns 31|d; 2nd Late Autumns 35d; Late Autumns 44d; Autumn Bucks 48; Autumn Does 194 d; 2nd. Incomings 40}d; Ist Incomings 55d; 2nd E. W. Bucks 614 d; 2nd. E.W. Does 33|d; Ist E. W. Bucks 854 d; Ist E.W. Does 444 d; Spotty Bucks 5SdSpotty Does 28d: 2nd Winter Bucks 75d; 2nd Winter Does 33d; Ist Winter Bucks 90|d; Ist Winter Does 454 d: Outgoing Ducks 47d; Outgoing Does 23d; Spring Bucks 325; Spring Doe--174d; Summer Black lOJd: Blacks 13jdj Autumn Blacks 194 d: Late Aut umn "Black 28d; Early Winter Black 26|d; Summer Fawn 9d; Autumn Fawn 16d; Winter Fawn 22d; Hareskins 8d to 12d. Our next sale will be held on 4th June.