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AUSTRALIAN PRODUCE. [FHRBS ASSOCIATION —COPYRIGHT.J Sydney, March 18. Oats. Tasmanian . 2 io 0,.5, Aew Zealand a gartons 5,1 to o 2, B 5/-; oariey, Cape reeding o ; 6, I'.ngnsn 0,-; m.iiA , ,»v..ow irune 4/sV, pora.a.uiuiinan m - io xo; im.ui.s, j-< , hu11,!,, tell lib,-, nceuiiUdij lx- -j «u co I . i.K'Ull, OU ... Adelaide, March 18. Wheat, 8, 21; uum-, auo iu ajio o/(tlte price <ji M.-eaa IMS neon raised jrt |>er loai to od in rne snop ana oju delivered;; oran, 2, - io ‘ > potiaru, 2 -j to o . oars, seeding 4cl to o/-. ivieinourne, Maron 18. Hides, moderate supply, .',a to jjd lower. SYDNEY’ WOOL SALES. Sydney, March 18. The wool sales have closed. rhe extreme rates lor better class of merinos duling during the week were fully maintained. MUTUAL LIFE AND CITIZENS’ CO.
Sydney, March IS. The annual report of the Mutual Life anil Citizens’ Life Assurance Co. shows that the new business in 1914 amounted to £2,003,040. The funds had increased £594,802’, pickling £4 16 8 per cent, interest. AMALGAMATED WIRELESS. Sydney, March 18. At the half-yearly meeting of the Amalgamated W'ireless of Australasia a profit of £7828 with an interim dividend of 21 per cent, was declared and £4328 carried forward. 'The report stated that the traffic had been considerably reduced owing to the censorship and naval restrictions and the use of passenger ships for Imperial purposes. NEW ZEALAND EXPORTS. {PER PRESS ASSOCIATION.] ■Wellington, March IS. The values of New Zealand products exported during the week ended March 16th were as follows, according to “Gazette”: —Butter, £74,133; cheese, £51,718; frozen lamb, £86,841; frozen mutton, £89,953; frozen beef, etc., £46,929; rain and pulse, £7768 ; hides and skins, £28,778; flax and tow £2903; tallow, £37,722; limber, £2024 ; wool. £683.222. LONG LAN DS SALE. Lundon, Stewart and Co., Ltd., report a fair entry of cattle and a small entry of sheep to a small attendance of the public at their Longlands sale held yesterday, Thursday. The following sales were effected: —8 steers £3 10 '-. 2 weaner heifers 25 3 emptycows £3 2,6, 7 empty heifers £4, 1 empty heifer £3 12-6, 2 fat cows (light) £6 6, -, 1 forward cow £3 17/-, 2 fat cows £1 18, -, 1 forward heifer £4 4 -, 5 store cows £2 5 '6, 6 fat ewes 16/3, 92 f.m. ewes 9/3. 11l f.m. ewes 14
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Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume IV, Issue 396, 19 March 1915, Page 7
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