STOCK AND SHARES

Nelson Evening Mail, Volume 76, 16 October 1941, Page 6

STOCK AND SHARES

TO-DAY’S CALL Auckland, This Day. Sales (morning call): South British Insurance, (ills; Kauri Timber. 23s 9d; Broken Hill Proprietary, 42s .'id; Taranaki Oilfields, 4s 9d; Woolworth’s Holdings. South Africa, lfis lid; Woolworths <Sydneyi, 17s and 16s lid; Una Hill, Is 3d. Sales (noon call): Dominion Breweries. 31s; Reid Rubber, 28s; Wilson’s Cement. 19s lOd; Inscribed Stock. 195659. £IOO. Christchurch, This Day. Sales: New Zealand Breweries. 36s 3d (3); Snowy River 5s paid). 7s (id (2). Reported sales: South British Insuiance date yesterday), cx riiv., 02s. ion’s soldiers overseas, perhaps on the brink of another great battle, should lie asked to register their political differences as they stood shoulder to shoulder in the common cause. If therefore there should be any lingering feelings of regret at the postponement of the election, there would also be a strong sense of relief. To the candidates, members and officials of the party who had done such excellent work in recent weeks when it seemed that an election would take place, and also to Mr Holland and other members of the Opposition. Mr Gordon extended his warmest thanks. He said they would keep the flag flying and maintain the party organisation ready for an election whenever it might take place. "But in the meantime.” he concluded, "let all New Zealanders sink political differences as far as posible, in order that the Dominion may play its full part in the present great struggle. - ’