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Otago Daily Times, Issue 19001, 25 October 1923, Page 9

PUBLIC NOTICES. pay more? QUALITY THE BEST' OCTOBER PRICE LIST. Personal Attention Country Orders. W. R. M ‘HUG H, CASH BUTCHER, 91 FREDERICK STREET. Telephone 2316. IBs KX Iglf T " & M I tTITx, LADIES’ AND CHILDREN’S OUTFITTERS. Children’s Jazz Frocks, in ail sizes; suitable for holiday and seaside v.-ear. White Voile Frocks, latest styles and very dainty. School Girl Outfits kept in stock, including Underwear, Gym, Frocks, Cardigans, Blouses, etc. Address: 20 GEORGE STREET, DUNEDIN. Telephone 1616PATENT AGENTS. Robert wales, m.l, mech.e.. and Fellow Australasian Institute of Patent Attorneys, 40 DOWLING STREET. CONSULTING ENGINEER. PATENT AGENT. Authorised to Practise by N.Z. Government Consult me about your Patent. Trademark, or Design. Send for my Free Book of Patent Information. 22f PAIENIS. —CONSULT US. Confidential Handbook Free. Explains everything. A. J. PARK & SON. Authorised Patent Agents, Empire Buildings, 179 Princes street, Dunedin; 63 Esk street, InvercarTlt Established 1895. SHAREBROKERS. AUICK& S M I T H, SHAREBROKERS. E. R. SMITH, ) S W. SMITH ) Partners. F. H. DAMPEN. ) STOCK EXCHANGE BUILDINGS. P.O. Box 266. Telephone 363. Telegraphic Address: “Quickly,” Dunedin. H. MEMBER OF DUNVv 1 . EDIN STOCK EXCHANGE, SHAREBROKER, WHITCOMBE & TOMBS’S BUILDINGS. Telephone 730. THE SHARE MARKET. DUNEDIN STOCK EXCHANGE. Tile buying quotation for Nokomai Hydraulic shares rose rapidly on the Dunedin Stock Exchange yesterday,’ and at the afternoon call 4s was offered for a parcel without attracting a seller. The inquiry for AVaihis also improved, and the market closed with a buyer at 2Gs 7d and a seller at -G s 9d. Brewery debentures, which have been steadily hardening lately, were sold for £lO2 IDs (two parcels), and after that there was inquiry at £lO2 5«, a seller quoting at .fid-f. Bank of New Zealands, of which there was a reported sale at 52s lid, were sold on 'Change at the same price. Sales: Bank of New Zealand, 52s 6d; New Zealand Breweries (Ltd.) Debentures, £lO2 10s (two). Sales reported: Bank of New Zealand, 62s Gd. The following arc yesterday afternoon’s buying and selling quotations, which are subject to the usual broketu-ge: BANKING. Bank of Australasia—Sel £l3 7s Gd. Bank of IC.S. Wales —Buy £4l. Bank of New Zealand—Buy 525, sel 52s 6d. Bank of New Zealand (new isstto) —Buy 30s 6d, eel 51s. P. and O. Bank—-Sel £l4. National Bank—Buy £6 17s. Union Bank—Buy £l4 18s, ael £ls Is 6d. INSURANCE. National Insurance Co.—Sel 78s. N.Z, Insurance Co. —Buy 29s 9d, sel 30s Id. South British Insurance Co. —Buy 39s 6d, sel 425. Standard Insurance Co. —Buy 375. SHIPPING. Howard Smith—Buy 51s 6d. Huddart, Parker ford.) —Btiv 425. sel 42s Gd. P. and O. Deferred Stock —Buy £305, set £315. U.S.S. Co. ipref.)—Buy 20s 3d. COAL. N.Z. Coal and Oil—Sel 3s. Westport Coal Co.—Buy 40s, sel 40s 9d. Westp-ort-Stockton (ord 4 .) Buy 5s 3d. Westyort-Stoektou (pref.)—Buy Bs, acl 9s. LOAN AND AGENCY. Dalgety and Co. —Buy £l3. G-oldsbrough, Mort —Buy 45s 3d. sel 46s 9d. N.Z. Loan and M. (oid.) —Buy £75. N.Z. and River Plate- —Buy 21s. Perpetual Trustees —Buy 37s Gd. Trustees, Ex. and Agency—Buy 555. Wright, Stephenson lord.) —Sel 30s. Wright, Stephenson Ipref.)—Sel 18s 9d. MEAT PRESERVING. N.Z. Refrigerating (pd.)—Buy 235, sel 23s 1. N.Z. Refrigerating (con.) —Buy 11s Del, set Is 3d. Southland Frozen Meat (ord.) —Buy 30s, sel ■S. MISCELLANEOUS. Brown. Ewing (ord.)—Buy 29s Gd. Brown, Ewing (pref.)—Buy 21s. Bruce Woollen Co.—Buy 36s Gd. Crown Brewery—Buy 54s 6d. D.I.C. (ord.) —Buy 2 s 6d prera. D.i.C. (pref.)—Buy 21s. Dental and Medical Sup.—Buy 20s 3d. Dominion Rubber—Buy 16s, sel 19s. Donaghy's Rope and Twine—Buy 33s 9d. Duncdin-Kaikorai Trains —Buy 255. Dunedin Stock Exchange Propty.— Buy 15s. Kaiapoi Woollen (ord.)—Buy 21s, sel 225. Ka.ia.poi Woollen (con.)—Buy IDs 6d, sel 11s. Kaiapoi Woollen (pref.)—Buy 21s. Milburn Lime and Cement—Buy 355, sel s 6d. Mosgiel Woollen Co.—Buy £7 4s, National Electric—So] 19s. N.Z. Breweries (Ltd.) Debentures—Buy .02 ss, ael £lO3. N.Z. Drug Co.—Buy 65s Gd. N.Z. Express (ord.) —Buy 16s. sel 17s Gd. N.Z. Express (pref.)—Buy IGs. n!z. Hardware (ord.)— Buy 16s. N.Z. Paper Mills (ord.) —Buy 23s lOd, eel s 6d. . N.Z. Sugar of Milk—Buy 27s Od. Otago Daily Times—Buy 595. Smith and Smith (pref.)—Sel 19s 9(1. Ward and Co. (Brewers)— Buy -12 s, Whitcombc- and Tombs—Buy 71s. Wilson’s (N.Z.) Cement—Buy 2Ss, ael 28s MINING. Nokomai Hydraulic Buy is. Waihi—Buy 26s 7d. sel 26s 9d. Waihi Grand Junction —Buy ss. Mount Lyell—Buy ‘22s 6d, sel 23s 2d. AVAR BONDS. 14 per cent. Bonds, 1930—Buy £-?,. U per cent. Bonds, 1938 —Buy £97 2s (( per cent. Soldiers' Bonds, 1933 Sel « pet cent. Inscribed, 1938 —Buy £97. U per cent. Inscribed, 1039 —Buy £9,. U per cent. Soldiers’ Inscribed. 1933Gd. £lO2 pot -Se! cent. Postal Inscribed, 1927—5 el £9S .£IOOO OR £IOO.OOO. SIZES OF ESTATES EXPERTLY ADMINISTERED. Whether your estate bo valued at £IOOO or £100.000,’ the Trustees, Executors, and Agency Co- of N.Z. (Ltd.) will attend to it with the same care and thoroughness as has characterised the work of this institution for forty years and more. Equal attention is given to small and large estates. The fact that the Companv is a permanent institution, and is accessible at. all limes, that it, docs not become incapacitated through sickness or ill-health, that it does not. run away, that it offers undoubted security together with permanency, efficiency. dependability, and economy, is an overwhelming reason why you should appoint it to administer tour estate in preference to a private individual. Why not make the necessary arrangements NOW, and so be prepared for any unexpected developments. Address: The Trustees, Executors, and Agency Go, of N.Z. (Ltd.). Trustees Executors’ Building, Corner of Bond and Water streets, Dunedin.—Advt. It is probable that the Nile has a greater variety o( fish than any other river in tbo < world. All expedition sent by the British Museum brought back 9000 specimens. AAh’no and tobacco of the period of James II (1685-1633) have been discovered in London. The wine, in 26 stoneware bottles, has turned to vinegar, but the tobacco is quite smokable. 1