STOCK EXCHANGES.

Lyttelton Times, Volume CXVII, Issue 17934, 30 October 1918, Page 10

STOCK EXCHANGES.

CHRISTCHURCH. The following «• the latest quotations—

OTHER EXCHANGES. [Per Press Association.] AUCKLAND, Ootobor 29. Sales. —Auckland Gaa, 23s 4d; Rising Sun, 3s 2d. DUNEDIN, October 29. The following sales are reported:—Huddart Parkor (ord.), 40b 8d; New Zealand Drug, 54s Id. MUTUAL BENEFIT BUILDING SO«IETY. The forty-sixth an/mal meeting of the Mutual Benefit Building and Investment Society of Canterbury was held yesterday, there being a large attendance. The annual report showed that »a a result of the year'a operations the directors wore able to pay a. o.vidend of 7 per cent, while the balance, £236 19s 3d, was carried forward to the

profit and loss, new account. During the year £3OO had been invested In the war loan. A special vote of thanks was passed to Mr S. Manning, who had been a member of' the board of directors since 1888, while he had also been chairman at various times. Messrs W. C. Bean and W. H. Clark were re-elect-ed'directors, whi'o Mr W. M. Olliver was reappointed shareholdere' auditor. The meeting concluded with a vote of thanks to the directors and staff.

Buyer*. Seller*. A ». d. & i. d. DEBENTURES— N.Z. Government 4J per cent, 1930 . 98 0 0 Woolston Tannery "B" ' 0 15 0 INSURANCE— New Zcaaland 11 0 0 South British 7 0 0 LOAN AND AGENOY- - Dal'goty and Co 10 0 0 SHIPPING— Huddart Parker 119 a 3 10 P. and 0. 410 0 0 CEIMENTSWilsons N.Z Postland . - . 0 16 3 TIMBER— Leyland O'Brien . 1 T 9 MISCELLANEO OSCanterbury Saleyards 5 0 0 Colonial Sugar . 23 6 0. N.Z. Fanners' Co-op. 2 3 0 2 4 0 Whitcombe and Tombs 6 0 e MINING— Waihi 2 8 0