STOCK EXCHANGES

New Zealand Herald, Volume 78, Issue 24085, 2 October 1941, Page 5

STOCK EXCHANGES

YESTERDAY'S SALES RETURN ON INVESTMENTS In the fol'fjnvii.g list of yesterday's sales, yields allow for exchange and British incoimo tax where necessary, and, in the raise of loans, redemption and brokerage, but no allowance is made for socsitl and national security taxes on dividends <;n which these are payable: AUCKLAND EXCHANGE ti.Uc Price Rise or Yield V. s (1 Fall £ ,s >1 Stk., J5/4/40itt, i . . lot ir, i» -7s (id a i Bank N.Z. 02) 2 (> o +2d 4 o it Nat. insce.. I o o -Hid 3 I.'. o SX.ZI. Insce. « .lit it *:i 11 South British (> *;> ]■_' o jF.A.C. U's) 4 !)l! I) +(is (i 0 Ditto ill) it :n; ii Auck. (ias (■_') O 7 (i 4 |:i I Con. Brick . o » '2. +•_'(! 4 18 (i Dun lop Rubber l li -Hod 0 '2 - SGear Meat O 1.". I -'2 d -1 10 (! Ditto . . (t ir, o -.id r> (t O N.Z. Fort. . J (l (J -H'.d •*- 17 0 Woo I worths (N.Z.) (pf.) 2 f> 0 -Kss -1 Id (i W'ftths (.Syd.) 0 17' 4 -Id 5 t 0 Also. —North Brecon Hill. lis. Oversea* list: Woohvorths Iloiltlinps, His (id. Unofficial list: Farmers' Trading (C pref.), 20s ad. Wellington.—Stock j 15/1 / 53-57. ',i/ 3 , £lOl "1 ss ; ditto. 15/1/s(i-."V>, U'A. -CIOO; SBootli, MacDoriald debenture stock. 1/0/47, 5, £B4; Farmers' Trading, »4-'s; (i car Meat, jr.*; Morts Dock, '2os. Christchurch.—N.Z. Insurance, 70s 3d, 70s fid; N.Z. ies, .'ids :{d .'ids 4d; «N.Z. Fertilizer, '2os Od; Woolworths (N.Z.). pref., 40s. Dunedin.—War Loam, 1/10/5:1. is? 7s od. .e*7 Ids; Stock, l,V'2/l;M(i, 4. tioi s*; ditto. 1 .">'4/10-10. 4, .t for, (•_'); ditto, 15/5/4052, 4. ,i' 1 Oi! Ids; National Insurance, IDs Od: Dominion Rubber, is*; Imperial Chemicals 'pref.). '_Ms !iil; Wilsons Cement, Ids Oil; Mi>uiit Eyell. '_!>>. 'Sales after hours on Tuesday. 'lncludes bonus. VALUES IN SYDNEY f; F.N !•: I? A LLY S'ltEA D Y TONE (Reed. 0.45 p.m.) fiYDNEY, Oct.. 1 ! The Sydney Stock Exchange was generally i steady to-day, without a?iy notable feature. Sales included: —Bank iVew South Wales, t'j'i ss, Commercial Bnrtking Sydney, £l7 1"js; National Bank An.st.talasia (.fclii), I'll 15s; Tooths Breweries, 54b ; Australian Gas (A), ,t*s; Australasian Pajmr, :47s 3d; Bonds Industries, 2iSs; British Tobacco, 40s Od; Cash Orders, lfis 3d; A.CJ.. -tfts Id; Klecirolylic Zinc (pref.), 5.1 s 7(1; G. J. Coles, Ols: Henry Jones, 40s Od; Howasd Smith. ~2'Js 4rl; Lustre Hosiery, 22s Od; Ncvbold Brick, 255; United Provisions, its Od; Broken Hill South, lists; North Broken Hill, <i ts.

CITY WATERWORKS LOAN

SMALL INVESTORS ACTIVE A considerable portion of the City Council waterworks loan of il'i.vooo .-till remains to he taken up. The debentures, which are being issued to finance the development of the water supply to the North Shore area, have a currency of HO years frain September 1 and bear interest at iiy, per cemt. The Mayor, Mr. J. A. C. All urn, said yesterday that he was not perturbed at the fact that the loan had so far moved'; slowly. Be bad anticipated that the issue jof the loan, synchronising as it did with the Government War Loan of £ lo.oou.orio, would of necessity require to be kept open for some little time before it was fully subscribed. Then again the second instalment of 'the Ooverriment War Loan was payable yesterday, and this undoubtedly would absorb a certain amount of money that would otherwise have been available for investment in. the City Council debentures. ' Mr. Allum said one thine he was very pleased about was the number of •'small investors who were taking up parcels in the loan. Hp thought it was a very gtood thing for citizens to have a direct interest of this kind in their city.

NEW CHEESE FACTORY

MANUFACTURE COMMENCED (0.C.) AVHAKATAXE. Wednesday The Rangitaiki Plains Dairy Company's new factory commenced manufacturing cheese to-day. a small number of suppliers wtw are reasonably close to the factory having changed over from supplying the butter facUtf}' at Edzecumbe. The new factory, on which many workmen have been ensnared during the 'past two months, is now practically fully equipped with modern machinery, and it is stated that work will commence with four vats in operation.

STOCKS IN LONDON LONDON. Sept. -10 Ouot.'itions of stocks and debenture-! on tjhe London Stock Exchange compare with those of September Hi as under: fiept. If! Sept. 30 i' s d € s d Daleety, 4 p.c. deb. S:{ 0 f) S:i n O British Tobacco . . 115 0 1 1." 0 fioldsbrough Nfort . 1 1 113 Dalgety . . .. 5 0 0 5 0 0 P. and 0. deferred 1 7 1014 1 7 *#4 SILVER AND TIN PRICES LONDON, Sept. 30 Silver.—Unchanged. 23 7-1 fid an ounce standard; 25 5-I(id an ounce fine. Tin.—Spot: Buyers, £250 a ton-, sellers. £250 ss. Forward: Buyers, £•'_'(><> ss; sellers £'2(lo 10s. WHOLESALE EGG RATES The Auckland Ecrg Marketing Committee advises that there is no change in the price; of eggs, standard hen being Is (t l / 2 d a dozen j and large duck is Glid, with the usual differentials