STOCK EXCHANGE
LIMITED INTEREST. (Special to “Northern Advocate.") AUCKLAND, This Day. A fair number of sales havo been recorded on the local Stock Exchange since yesterday, but the market tone is quiet, with little interest in quite a limited range of popular lines. At this morning’s call bank shares seemed fairly steady with few alterations in value. New Zealand® were still available at £2 8/. Colonial Sugars wore a shade better, with buyers at £33. Wilsons Cement were quoted ex div., with buyers at £1 17/. In response to the dividend announcement, Waihi Grand Junctions moved up, with a sale at 3/2 and buyers still in at 3/1. Scrip in the parent company was also wanted, with offers of 14/B*. The southern mine venture, King Solomon, again attracted attention, and buyers moved up to- 2/8. Noon Call. At the noon call a. sale of Commercial Banks at 14/2 was effected, and the following sales were reported: — Bank of N.Z., £2 7/10; Wilson’s Portland Cement', ex-div., £1 17/44; Waihi Grand Junction, 3/2; Auckland Harbour Board, 1941, 0 per cent’s, £102; Inscribed Loan, 44 per cent (1938), £SS.
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Northern Advocate, 11 June 1931, Page 6
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186STOCK EXCHANGE Northern Advocate, 11 June 1931, Page 6
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