STOCK EXCHANGE
BUSINESS QUIETEE. (Special to “Nortliern Advocate.”") AUCKLAND, This Day. Since last report, recent activity on the Stock Exchange has been maintained, and a good list of sales has been recorded over the last 24 hours. At this morning’s call, there was keen bidding in the bank and insurance sections on the basis of late quotations. In the pastoral section, there was a sharp advance in Farmers’ Auctioneering shares. Buyers alvanced their limits from £1 7/G to £1 15/ for the ordinaries, and from 15/ to IC/G for the A preferences, and 13/C to 14/ for the B preferences. There were no sellers. New Zealand Breweries were quoted, ex dividend, with sellers at £1 13/9. Bycrofts continued firm, and had fresh buyers at £1 17/, and buyers for Farmers’ Trading ordinary shares moved up one penny to 3/4. Exchange Visitors. Visitors to the Auckland Stock Exchange who occupied the platform and were welcomed by the chairman, were Mr E. Bucholz, of Wellington (vice-president of the New Zealand Stock Exchange), Mr Henry Kitson (Christchurch vice-president) and Mr A. Hamilton (Wellington secretary). The Noon Call. At the noon call the following s ties were recorded: —Bank of New Zealand (2), £2 9/1; Union Bank, £9 .1/-; National Insurance, IG/8; Colonial Sugar, £56 15/-; Wilsons Cement, £1 13/9; Bell Kilgour, 1/4.
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Northern Advocate, 20 July 1933, Page 6
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219STOCK EXCHANGE Northern Advocate, 20 July 1933, Page 6
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