COMMERCIAL.
Nkw Zealand Herald Office, Wednesday evening, We understand that a Queen-street property hat recently changed hands it a figure somewhat over £15,000.
KAURI GUM MARKET. The following are the quotations for the kauri »um market for the Week ending April 28, 1897:Poor ordinary, which c6mprUes Weak and rough-coated pieces, pickings, and Washed nuts, £25 to £27. Ordinarv, me&nine. hard, foUgh-WrtPu gum, varying In price according to the Quantity of washed nuts, £& to £37. Good ordinary, meaning hard, Uhpicked range gum, priue varying aooordinz to size, scraping, and freedom from Weak pieces, from £40 and upwards. fiast Coast, £65 to £61. Re-scraped, £88 and upwards, Supplies for 28 days in April, 410 tons. There nas been rather more business done in ordinary gum than for sOhie time past, and rescraped is scarce and inquired for. East Coast it ib abutldint tupply, but is not wanted at present.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXXIV, Issue 10429, 29 April 1897, Page 4
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147COMMERCIAL. New Zealand Herald, Volume XXXIV, Issue 10429, 29 April 1897, Page 4
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