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Otago Daily Times, Issue 19350, 10 December 1924, Page 9

BHAm£BRCIKERB. Q u c K * SMITH. sharebrokers. E. K. SMITH. ) a w. smith! f F. H. LAMHEN. I STOCK EXCHANGE BUILDINGS. P.O. Box E 66. T«ltpt»on* JSL iso AddWWM Pnoodm. |?EKWIOK BEOS.* STOCKBROKERS (Established ISTO, STOCK EXCHANGE BUILDINGS. g'LIOO BEOS., STOCK sod SHARE BROKER! • . Msin Eutraaoe, STOCK EXCHANGE BUILDINGS.

NORTHERN EXCHANGES. iPzu Ukrid Press AesocuTiox.l The following business was doss on 'Changes yesterday: Auckland.—New Zealand Inscribed Stock (1938), £97 10s; Auckland Harbour Board Si per cent, debentures, £95 10a; Comtnetcial Batik of Australia, 31a 3d; Bank of New Zealand, Ola 6d; Auckland Gas. 34s Sd; National Timber, 23s Sd; New Zealand Breweries, 38s; Sandfords (Ltd.), 17s; Moauataiari, 3s; Wahi, 965. Christchurch.—Sales reported; New Zealand Refrigerating (con.), lie lOd. Salas on 'Change: Goldsbrough, Mort (new), 49a; New Zealand Refrigerating (con.), 11s lOd. FINE CLOTHES AND fair ■ COMPLEXIONS. Great care must be taken in cleansing both. Harsh, common soaps roughen the skin, and quickly waste and perish clothes; Use “ Velvet," the sterilised soap. Will not ham the most delicate complexion, will not spoil the finest fabrics. "Velvet” Soap is sterilised, and is the safest soap *o use. Your grocer stocks “ Velvet” Ask for it— Advt. ' ■ Teaching men how to dress well is thfl novel business of three young men who recently opened an office m the Weak lk>d gj JfOndnM,