FINANCE
AUSTRALIAN STOCK EXCHANGES. (Received 11, 10.30 a.m.) SYDNEY, April 10. Investors operated to-day with much confidence, the trend of values being upwards. Commonwealth bonds were from one to six points above last week's levels. The demand for front rank industrials was very strong, and there was unusual activity for goldmining shares. Sales.—Bank of New South Wales £3O, Commercial Bank of Sydney £l5 17/6, Queensland National Bank £5 1/6, Associated News 7/9, pref. 17/7}, Colonial Sugar £55, Berlei 25/6, Tooths 35/10}, British Tobacco 34/9, Carlton Brewery 35/10}, Australian Glass 47/9, Dunlop Perdriau 17/3, Winchcombe Carson 23/9, Fairymead Sugar 26/-, North Broken Hill 65/-. Commonwealth Bonds. — Four per cent., 1938 £lO3 7/6, 1941 £lO3 17/6, 1944 £lO4 2/6, 1947 £lO2 15/-, 1950 £lO3 2/6, 1953 £lO3 7/6, 1955 £lO3 15/-, 1957 £lO4 2/6, 1959 £lO4 5/-, 1961 £lO2 16/3.
THE BRITISH ’CHANGE
GOLD SHARES STILL FIRM British Official Wireless Service (Received 11, 10.30 a.m.) RUGBY, April 8. On 'the Stock Exchange British bonds maintained tho overnight closing levels. Gold shares were firm. The sterling dollar rate is at 3.42.
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Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume XXIII, Issue 102, 11 April 1933, Page 11
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