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Otago Daily Times, Issue 17504, 21 December 1918, Page 10

SHAREBROKERS. QUICK & SMITH, SHAREBROKERS. Established 1888 • (E. R. Smith, Member of Dunedin Stock Exchange). i WATER STREET FRONTAGE. STOCK EXCHANGE BUILDINGS. I Telegraphic Address: . "Quickly, Dunedin." wRi I 5 , * (John Reid and Sons, Ltd.), [ MEMBER DUNEDIN STOCK ; _ EXCHANGE. 1 Telegraphic address: "Penelope, Dunedin." Telephones 190 and 3391. CORNER BOND AND LIVERPOOL I STREETS. ) — g L I G 0 BROS., STOCK AND SHARE BROKERS. MAIN ENTRANCE. STOCK. EXCHANGE BUILDINGS. ' MINING. The managers of tho following mines report : —Golden Bolt: The south face of No. 1 level has been advanced Bft. Tho strong band of mineral still continues on the hanging wall side of the lode, and there is a littlo more water coining from the face. Waiotahi: Work at the Waiotahi No. 2 section has been confined to picking up tho mouth of the low lpvel. Ohinomuri Gold and Silver Mines: North blook—No. 5 stopo on tho Queen reef was advanced 10ft from tho main rise last week. The resf is sft>, wide. The ore is of a high grade, rich telluride showing freely. The Julia <Lrive has been extended to 28ft. THE SHARE MARKET. DUNEDIN STOCK EXCHANGE. At tho beginning of this week business was rather on tho slack side on "Change but at tho end a good number transact turns took place. Thdre was a good run on Huddart-Parker (ord.) shares yesterday, arid altogether five parcels of shares changed hands, with further buyers offering £1 18s £d and a seller holding out for Id more. Several parcels of Mount Lyells have been sold, one sale of Westport Coals at £1 lis f.s° 01 } e of Dominion Rubbers at £1 12s W have also taken place. Sales of Mosgiel Woollens, Bank of Australasia, and New Zealand Refrigerating shares have been reported Among dredging stocks, Electrics have shown a slight firming tendency; while in Itise and Shine shares the same tendency has boen most marked. At the beginning oi the week Talisman Consolidated <£sed to s ° m ° oxtont, but yesterday they firmed slightly. In the investment stock market, Bank of New Zcalands (£6 13s 4d paid), which fell away so rapidly at the end of last week, have again risen to their normal Va j w , ere yesterday quoted at £18 ana ±,18 Bs, buyer and seller respectively. JNe-w Zealand Insurances have again come cown, and wero sought yesterday at £11, without a seller. South British Insurances have firmed slightly, but Standards have remained steady. P. and O (deferred) have fallen away considerably, and the samo thing has taken place, though not to such a great extent,_ m Union Steam preference shares. Dominion Rubbers aro still on a rising market, tho latest quotation for buyer and seller being £1 13s 6d and £1 14s 6d respectively. An inorease of 3d has taken place m buyers' quotations for Milburn Lime and Cements; while Mosgiel "Woollens wero sought yesterday at £4 16s. New Zealand Drug (rights) havo firmed to some extent, but the £2 paid issue has remained stationary. The large margin in Sugar of li , s res SGems to be doer easing l to some extent. Sal fC~S ud<3art " Parkers - £1 17s 6d (two £1 18s, £2 (three parcels); Otago Daily Times, £2 13s. ' K , J* 16 blowing are yesterday's latest quotations, subject to the usual brokerage—; Dredging Stocks. Electrio—Buyers Is 3d. Rise and Shine—Buyers 14s, sellers 20s. Rising Sun—Sellers 9s. Mining Stocks. Consolidated Goldfields—Sellers ss. lcra lOsTlid Consolidated—: Buyers 9s Bd, solS a -i"-~5 uyors £2 4s > sellers £3 5s 9d. Wailu Grand Junction—Buyers 13s 3d, sellers 13s lid. Waiotahi—Buyers is 2d, sellers is lOd Mount Lyell—Buyers £1 6s, sellers £1 7 S . Investment Stocks. Bank of Australasia —Buyers £125. National Bank—Buyers £6 Is 3d," sobers ±/0 OS. !Bajj,k of New Zealand (£6 13s Ad paid)Buyers £18, sellers £18 88. fl^ k of New Zealand (£3 6s Bd)—Buyers National Insurance—Buyers £3 ss. sellers ijQ 03 od. New Zealand Insurance—Buyers £11. British Insurance—Buyers £6' ISs selTers^Ao 0 - £398 > Standard Insurance—Buyers £2 ss. os^lld° n team fa l ®**' ex drv"-) —Buyers £1 • Huddart-Parker (ord-)—Buyers £1 18s 2d, sellers £1 18s 3d. ' Huddart-Parker (prof.)—Buvors £1 is. Westport Coal Company—'Buyers £1 lis sellers £1 lis sd. > ' ler Stcc!ctotl (ord-}—Buyers Bs6d,selAuckland Electric Trams (ord.)—Sellers £l Os 6cL D.I.C. (ord.) —Buyers 6d prem. 15?O Dunedin-Kaikorai Trams-Sellers £1 Qs 6a. New Zealand Refrigerating Comnanv Buyers £2 ss, sellers £2*6s 6d. Kauri Timber (ord.)—Buyers 13s. Papuan Products—Buyers 2s 4d. Milburn Lime and Cement—Buyers £1 Ua 9d. sellers £1 15s 3d. . 3 Mosgiel Woollen Factory—Buyers £4 Ife. National Mcxrtfra.go—Buyers £4 7s 6d Sefc lf a !S d 9d Drag (£2 Vtdd) ~ Sr d Dra? (righte)Zealand Paper JifHls—Sellers £1 2s c Times—Buyers £2 12s 6d, sellers £2 13s 6d. Perpetual Trustees—Buyers £1 6s 6d New Zealand Sugar of Milk—Buyers £1 ss. sellers £1 14s 6d. Ward and Company—Sellers £2 lis 6d. Whiteombo and Ton>l>s—Buyers £6. AUCKLAND STOCK EXCHANGE (Pub United Press Association.) ' rp, t „ AU'CKLAND, December 20. •r-i foU< s? ln n sa l° s were recorded on Ife M® 0 Steamshi P Company, 16s od , Anckland Trams, 19s 6d. LONDON STOCK EXCHANGE. Press Association—By TelegTaph—Copyright. . LONDON, December 19 (Received Dec. 21, at 1 a .m.) trr shares—Buyers 40s, sellers 41s 3dWaihi Grand Junction—Buyers 14s 6d, lbs od, ox dividend; Talisman—Buvers 19a 6d, sellers 15s; P. and O. £417. BanksNew South Wales, £36 10s, ex dividend Union Barak, £67; National Bank of Austeilasia, £6 6s 3d ; Bank of New Zealand, £12 10s, ex dividend. New Zealand Loan and Mercantile, £71.—A. and N.Z. Cable. PRINCESS THEATRE . "Hie Man in Black," the burlesque bcint» interpreted at the Princess Theatre bv tho Haverly Revue Company, is proving a popular attraction. Mr Haverly intomrnK the leading character, and as a result of his many ludicrous attempts to apo the young' lover the fun waxes fast and! furious. Mr O'Neill, Mr Maloney, Miss Clairo and the Kute Kowpio Kids ably assist in providing a most enjoyable entertainment, ba Hera thoroughly mystifies the audience with her thought-reading. Mr Fred Bluett is loudly applauded for tho manner in which he sings a number of comic songß, and Dozey and Doura provide a fino Kilinmy turn. —' ■* EMPIRE THEATRE The leading picture now being screened at tho Empire Theatre is a Metro picturisation' of Whittier's famous poem Barbara Frietchie. Miss Mary Miles Minter takes the leading part in this historic photoplay, and her acting helps in no small way to make tlio picture a success. There is a good supporting programme, and altogether [ a very pleasant evening's amusement can b« spent at the Empire Htsjiro.