COMMERCE AND FINANCE

Otago Daily Times, Issue 23058, 8 December 1936, Page 6

COMMERCE AND FINANCE

LOCAL AND OVERSEAS MARKETS

THE SHARE MARKET DUNEDIN STOCK EXCHANGE A riarcel of G. J. Coles changed hands on the Dunedin Stock Exchange yesterday at £4 7s (cum dividend), a subsequent offer of £4 6s 6d finding sellers firm at £4 9s. Bank of New Jealands had a buyer at £2 Is 9d, but sellers were unwilling to accept less thar£2 2s. Paid-up New Zealand ReMgeiatings continued in demand at £l,w« seflers asking 9d more. Two sales of Hume Pipes were reported, the figure in each case being £1 Os 10d. They were still available at that price at the close of the market, but the best offer was £1 Os 6d. Therewas busi ness in Shillings, Ltd., at 19s 9d, and there was an unsupplied buyer in the market later at 19s. Offers of £2 13s for New Zealand Breweries found sellers firm at Is more. Practically all classes of Government loans were asked for without attracting business.

NORTHERN EXCHANGES AUCKLAND

Woolworths (W.A.) .. .. 617 0 AMERICAN INTEREST RATE (United Press Association) (By Electric Telegraph—Copyright) WASHINGTON, Dec. 7. (Received Dec. 7, at 9 p.m.) A new low point was reached in the interest rate for Government borrowing when interest on the 1,500,000,000dollar loan was recorded at 1J to 2£ per cent, PROCERA BREAD PROCESS (N.Z.), LTD. (Per United Press Association) CHRISTCHURCH, Dec. 7. Procera Bread Process (New Zealand), Ltd., earned a net profit of £4lll for the year ended September 30, taking no account of the international transactions. which the directors state will be reflected in the accounts for the current year. A dividend of 12i per cent, is recommended and £1144 will be carried forward. SALE OF STORE CATTLE

Donald Reid arid Co., Ltd.. report having sold under keen competition at Balclutha stock sale on Friday a line of 200 head of store cattle on account of Mr W. S. Reid, "The Branches.* Arrowtown. Buyers were present from all parts of Otago. The following are some of the prices:—Eicht forward four and five-vear-old bullocks. £lO 14s; 11 forward three and four-year-old bullocks. £9; 19 forward three and four-year-old bullocks £6 Bs, 10 £7 2s; 26 lj-year-old steers. £5 15s; 22 one-year-old steers, £4 lis; 36 li-year-old heifers. £3 18s; 20 one-year-old heifers. £3; 7 two-year-old heifers, £4 15s; 5 fat and forward cows. £6 10s: 50 steers and heifers, from £3 2s to £6

Scott Bros,, produce merchants and commission agents, agents for the Duncdln Egg Suppliers' Association, report:— , . . , . . Eggs: Poultry farmers. to Is 4d. but subject to present pooling arrangements made by Oamaru District Poultry Farmers' Council. Butter: 8d to 9d per lb. Honey: Bulk, to 6Jd per lb. Poultry: Hens, light Is 6d to 2s. heavy 2s 3d to 3s; roosters. Is 6d to 2s: boilin?, roosters. Is 6d; cockerels. Is 6d to 3s: ducks. 2s to 2s 6d each: geese. 3s to 4s each; turkeys hens 7d to 8d per lb. gobblers 8d to 9d per lb. PigsPrime baconers. 6Jrl to 7d per lb: porkers. 6Jd per lb. Fat: Nominally 10s to 12s ner cwt. Potatoes: Weak: Arran Chief, £3 10s: King Edward £4 10s per ton: Auckland new. lis to 12s cwt: Oamaru. ljd per lb. Green peas: 4d to 4id Der lb. Chaff- Prime oaten sheaf: £5 10s per ton. bags extra, ex store Onions: Canadian 30s per 1001 b bag. Partridge peas: 6s to 6s 6d per bushel, sacks ertra. Feed barley 3s 6d per bushel, sacks extra. Barley pollard: 9s 6d per sack of 1501 b. Whole fowl wheat: 5s 3d to 5s 6d per bushel, sacks extra. Whole maize: 8s 6d per bushel. Hay: £4 ex store. Oats: Gartons 3s to 3s 6d ;- bushel, sacks extra. Oyster grit: 6s per 1001 b. Straw: Oaten. £3 ss: wheaten. £3 per ton. ex store. Stocks held of chick foods, lucerne meal, Belfast meal. Crosskeys meatmeal, Victory meal. Free use of fowl crates on application. December 7.1936.

FOREIGN EXCHANGES (British Official Wireless) (United Press Association) (By Electric Telegraph -Copyright)

ON NEW ZEALAND CURRENCY BASIS Tim Bairn o» New South Wales, l"'"* l ' l '' quoted tlic following rates tor purchase* an., sale? of forelco exchange yesterday:—

DOLLAR RA TES rhfi Associated Banks (other than the Bank of New South Wales) quoted he following dollar rates yesterday on a New Zealand currency basis They are subject to alteration without

AUSTRALIAN WOOL SALES (United Press Association) (By Electric Telegraph-Copyright) SYDNEY, Dec. 7. (Received Dec. 7, at 11 p.m.) • The wool sales were resumed, with good general competition from Yorkshire and the Continent, while America was a strong bidder for suitable The market was very firm at trie closing rates of the lastseries for all descriptions but average and .'nfenor sorts were irregular and prices for hem were fully 5 per cent lower Greasy merino made record of 31£d. Of the 13,513 bales offered 10,654 were sold while 1222 were disposed of privately. GEAR MEAT COMPANY FINAL DIVIDEND FOR YEAR (Per United Press Association) WELLINGTON, Dec. 7. The Stock Exchange Association has been advised that the Gear Meat "reserving and Freezing Company has decided to recommend to shareholders f IEo nrmiial meeting on December 17 that final dividendof 6d per share i 7 nMfnrthevear ended November 30 e wSchtogether with the interim d g will make a total payment for the year of 9d per share.

MINING NEWS PADDYS POINT MINE ANNUAL REPORT The eighth annual meeting of members of the Paddy's Point Gold Mining Company, Ltd., will be held on Tuesday next, December 15, when the annual report, as follows, will be presented:—

At the last annual meeting the proposal to transfer operations from Paddy's Point to Waitahuna was discussed, and it was unanimously agreed that the transfer should be made, and that the directors should endeavour to acquire freehold land in Waitahuna township adjoining the mining claims allied for by the company on the Waitahuna Mining Reserve. At the time of the meeting, the company was still sluicine a Paddy's Point, and a return of 520 z was won just prior to the end of 1935. Two further paddocks were taken out there, yielding 420 z and 440 z, and, on the completion of the latter paddock at the beginning of March. 1936, the pipe line was dismantled, and the next few weeks were spent in transferring the scene of operations to Waitahuna. Two blocks of freehold land aggregating about four acres were acquired at a total cost of £275. and the whole of this land has not yet been sluiced, although the total cost has been written off in this year'profit and loss account. The first return from the new ground was 560 z or May 20, 1936. which was a partial wash-up from the paddock completed a few weeks later for a total of 115 oz. A further return of 620 z was won, and then a small paddock was taken out which yielded 31oz. Before the end of the financial year two further paddocks were completed, yielding 86oz and 760 z. The total gold won during the year was. tnerefore 138 oz from Paddy's Point and 3700 z from Waitahuna. It is pleasing to And that the total gold produced for the year is an increase of 58oz on the total for the preceding year, despite the fact that several weeks were lost while changing over to Waitahuna. The profit and loss account for the year shows a net operating profit of £ 1394 6s from which nas to be deducted the cost ot the land purchased in Waitahuna, the post of transferring the plant and pipe line, and the cost of new pipes and plant obtained at that time. This further expenditure reduces the net profit to £7OB 17s 7d, and your directors feel that the financial position of the company is sufficiently satisfactory to warrant the payment of a 5 per cent dividend. They have accordingly declared a 5 per cent, dividend, payable on December 15.

The company holds options over a number of sections in the main street in Waitahuna, and negotiations have almost been completed whereby a lars" block of freehold land, including the main road, will become available to the company for sluicing. This will involve the company in a considerable outlay, and. although the company wil! atso be faced with increased operating costs owing to an award now governing the gold mining industry, it Is expected that this new ground will prove to be extremely profitable WORKSOP EXTENDED The following is the official return of the Worksop Extended Gold Dredging Company, Ltd., for the week ended December 3:—Yield, 620 z; hours dredged. 136: yardage treated. 12.000. ABGO DREDGE The following is the official return of the Argo Gold Dredging Company, Ltd., for the week ended December 5: —Yield, 560 z; hours dredged. 123: yardage treated. 12.000. GOLDEN DAWN RETURN The Golden Dawn Company's return for the 20 working days ended November 23 states: A total of 615 tons of ore were treated, for a return of £2020, with gold at £7 2s an ounce. DEEP LEAD. LTD. A loss of £526 was incurred by Deep Lead, Ltd., for the year ended June 30, against a profit of £629 in the previous year. The directors state, that the year was a difficult one owing to monetary loss and loss of working time caused first by fire; secondly by damage to the water race, thirdly by flood, and lastly by a serious; breakage of machinery. The output of the mine was 3450 z 12dwt, which melted out at 3240 z lldwt for a net return of £2397. Gold tax paid amounted to £203. With £l4B brought in, a debit of £378 is carried forward. BIG RIVER REPORT The Big River Gold Mines, Ltd.'s, report for the week ended November 30 states:— _.,,. No. 4 Level.—South stope: Filling-in completed and new stope started. Centre stope: The hanging wall section of reef was stoped for a length of 14 feet, when stone cut out. Rising for a new stope in main section now in progress. , . No 5 Level.—The cross-cut was advanced 20 feet, making a total distance of 331 feet from the main shaft Driving south was commenced on a reet trick one foot wide, carrying a few small boulders of quarU The mam cross-cut went through 25 feet of disturbed reef track, carrying irregular seams of ore. The last seven feet were in country rock with traces of stone running on the north side of the cross-cut. Through faulting, the reef appears to have been thrown on to the north side of the cross-cut well to the east, while on the south side the seams of stone appear to be converging to a common point, which may lead on to the permanent ore body Twentyone and a-half tons of stone were delivered to the surface bins. BRIAN BORU DREDGE

The fifth annual report and statement of accounts of the Brian Bom Gold Dredging Company. Ltd.. states U°at the company has not yet reached the profit-earning stage. In April last the directors accepted the tender of the Dispatch Foundry Company. Ltd to recondition the dredge. This; work was done at a cost of about £IBOO. and the dredge recommenced work on October 5 last. In the course of a yeiy short time, however, the wash which had been located when the present dredgema n ster (Mr W.. B was testing the ground in 1935 unfortunately ran out and the dredge ran into slurry clav and old tailings with a rising bottom. The bottom is now SiDDine and the wash appears fo P be n making again The dredge is functioning well. and. apart from re-

quiring some pins, bushes, etc.. is in first-class order. The whole of the cost of repairing and reconditioning the dredge has been charged to profit and loss account, and as dredging operations were only recommenced two cr three weeks before the close of the year, the debit to profit and loss appropriation account is necessarily heavy.

By the date of the annual meeting it will probably be definitely known whether or not the dredge can reach payable ground within a reasonable time and the future of the company can then be decided upon. The statements of accounts shows that the sstimated value of 270 z of gold won but not sold is £2OO, and the net loss is £3431. making the total debit balance in the profit and loss appropriation account up to £5283. GOLDFIELDS DREDGE REPORT Messrs W. A. Mitson and Co., secretaries of the Goldfields Dredging Company, Ltd.. report that the dredgemaster did not have a wash-up last week-end. as he was desirous of dredging ahead towards more payable ground. MATAKI DREDGE RETURN (Per United Press Association) AUCKLAND. Dec. 7. The Mataki return for the week ended on December 6 was 340 z for 134 hours' work from 8500 yards AUSTRALIAN STOCK EXCHANGES (United Press Association) (By Electric Teleeraph—CopyriahU SYDNEY, Dec. 7. (Received Dec. 7, at 11 p.m.) Pending developments in the British constitutional crisis business on the Stock Exchange to-day was extremely quiet, and the market was generally weaker. THE MORNING SALES

MELBOURNE. Dec. 7 Bonds are quiet, and the market generally steady, with good buying of Heralds, Myers, and Coles. Barriers are quiet in the absence of metal quo-

SALE ON •CHANGE G. J. Coles .. 4 7 0 SALES REPORTED Hume Pipe (2) .. . . . . 1 0 10 .. .'. 0 19 9 The following are yesterday afternoon's buying and selling quotations, which,are subject to the usual brokerage:— BANKING Buyer. Seller. £ s. d. £ s. d. New Zealand 2 1 9 2 2 0 Commercial .. .. 0 19 1 0 19 7 E.S. and A. .... 5 17. 0 5 19 6 Natl, of N.Z. .. 3 3 0 ■— 10 3 0 — '■." INSURANCE _ 0 18 7 •. — 3 0 6 SHIPPING Howard Smith — 1 I 6 MEAT PRESERVING N.Z. Refrig. (pd.) 1 0 0 1 0 9 N.Z. Refrig. (cont.) — 0 9 10 Waitaki Farmers.. 4 2 0 — LOAN AND AGENCY Goldsbrough, Mort. Mortgage Corp. 1 15 3 1 16 3 3g Stock .... — 98 10 0 Natnl. Mortgage .2 10 0 — N.Z. Guarantee 0 5 0 — Perpetual Trustees ' — 3 4 0 Trustees, Executors 3 12 0 ■— Wright, Stephenson (ord.) ".. .. .. 0 18 3 _ COAL Kaitangata .. .. 1 2 0 — 1 1 6 12 6 ; WOOLLEN COMPANIES Bruce Cord.) — 0 13 6 Bruce (prefi) — 1 3 9 Kaiapoi (cont.) .. 0 5 2 0 5 9 Kaiapoi (pref.) — 0 18 0 Mosgiel .. .. ? 10 0 _ MISCELLANEOUS Anthony Hordern 0 18 0 0 18 9 Associated News — 14 0 British Tobacco 2 5 0 2 6 0 Broken Hill Propy. 3 19 3 4 0 0 Broken Hill Propy. (5s paid) .. .. 3 17 0 ~— Brown, Ewing (ord.) .. 0 18 0 — Brown, Ewing (pref.) .. 1 2 3 __ Consolidated Brick 0 10 9 0 11 0 Crystal Ice .. D.I.C. (pref.) .. — 2 9 0 1 3 6 — Dominion Fertil- — 1 4 3 Dominion Rubber 1 8 6 — Donaghy's Rope 2 10 3 — Dunedin-Kaikorai Trams .. .. .— 1 17 0 G. J. Coles .. .. 4 6 6 4 9 0 Dunlop-Perdriau Rubber .. 0 17 6 — General Industries 0 18 0 — Hume Pipe .. .. 1 0 6 1 0 10 Milburn Lime .. 2 1 0 — Mort's Dock 0 13 0 — M'Leod Bros. — 32 15 0' Natl. Electric 0 15 0 0 16 0 Farmers' Fertil- — 1 0 0 N.Z. Newspapers N.Z. Paper Mills Regent Theatre 1 18 0 2 0 6 1 5 6 — 1 1 3 — Smith and Smith 1 2 0 — Wilsons Cement 1 16 9 — ■ Woolworths (ord.) 6 6 0 6 11 9 Shillings. Ltd. .. 0 19 0 — BREWERIES N.Z. Breweries .. 2 13 0 2 14 0 Dunedin .. — 19 3' OIL Moturoa (pref;) .. 0 2 9 0 4 6 AUSTRALIAN MINING Electro. Zinc (pref.) .. .'. 2 8 0 2 9 6 Electro. Zinc (ord.) .. .. — 2 7 0 Mount Lyell 1 16 6 1 16 11 Mount Morgan .. 0 15. 0 — Rawang Tin — 0 11 2 Placer .. 4 18 0 — MINING 0 1 9 0 1 11 Big River .. 0 1 11 0 2 1 Clutha River 0 2 5 — Consol. Goldflelds 0 15 0 —■ Gillespie's Beach — 0 1 6£ Molyneux River 0 2 0 —• Mossy Creek 0 1 3 — Maori Gully — 0 0 7 Nokomai .. -— 0 2 8 Okarito .. 0 3 6 0 4 3 Paddy's Point .. Sandhills .. 0 2 4 0 3 0 0 0 3 Waimumu Sluic0 0 6 0 0 8 Waipapa Beach .. — 0 10 Waitahu .. _ 0 2 0 Worksop .. 0 1 5 —

GOVERNMENT LOANS 3J p.c. Stock. Mar., 1939-43 _ 102 10 0 3£ p.c. Stock, Sep., 1939-43 _ 102 10 0 3£ p.c. Stock. May, 1939-52 101 0 0 — 3£ p.c. Stock. Mar.. 1941-43 101 15 0 3Jp.c. Stock. Sep.. 1941-43 101 15 0 — 'Ah p.c. Stock. May. 1941-52 101 15 0 — 3a p.c. Stock. Nov.. 1941-52 101 15 0 — 4 p.c. Bonds. '19371 40 100 15 0 4 p.c. Stock. 193740 100 15 0 — 4 p.c Bonds. '194346 101 0 '0 — 4 p.c Stock. '194346 101 5 0 — 4 n.c Bonds. '194649 101 0 0 — 4 p.c Stock. 194649 101 0 0 — 4 p.c. Stock. '1952.55 102 IP 0 103 10 0

Sales on Change £ s. d. Bank of New Zealand <. .. 2 2 3 3 0 6 4 11 0 0 1 5 0 4 7 2 13 11 4 6 0 1 ,3 0 Broken Hill Propietary .. 3 18 3 19 3 19 3 3 9 4 0 0 0 10 0 1 17 0 0 14 9 (2) 0 15 0 15 3 1 0 15 3 South Westland Estates 0 11 0 / WELLINGTON ';. .'''-,' Sales on 'Change Broken ■ Hill Proprietary (late Saturday) ..... '... 3 18 C G. J. Coles (late Saturday) 4 6 0 4 per cent Inscribed Stk., 1949 . 101 7 6 101 12 6 4 per cent.. Stock, 1937 .. 101 5 0 Bank of New Zealand 2 1 10 1 17 6 Broken Hill Proprietary (2) 3 19 9 4 0 0 G, J. Coles (2) 4 8 0 4 9 0 0 15 0 0 2 3$ Unlisted Stocks Woolworths (Sydney; 2) .. 7 6 0 (late Saturday) ■■.. 7 7 0 (4) 7 9 0 CHRISTCHURCH Sales on 'Change N.Z. Govt. 4 p.c. Inscr., 194649 101 5 0 Commercial Bank of Aus0 19 2 (3) 0 19 3 Bank of N.Z. (cum div., 2) 2 1 11 N.Z. Guarantee Corporation (3) 0 5 3 N.Z. Refrigerating (10s paid, 4) 0 9 6 Westport-Stockton Coal .. 0 1 6 N.Z. Breweries (cum div., 2) 2 13 8 Broken Hill Pty. <2) .. 3 19 6 Broken Hill Pty. (cont., 4) 3 7 6 Dominion Builders' Supplies 0 4 0 Hume Pipe (Aust., 3) 1 0 9 Mount Lyell (cum div.) .. 1 16 1 16 0 15 7 6 0 (4) 0 15 0 15 3 3i 0 15 4 Sales Reported 1 12 0. N.Z. Breweries (cum div.) 2 13 10 Electrolytic Zinc (pref.) .. Hume Pipe (Aust.) .... 2 9 3 1 0 10 N.Z. Farmers' Co-op., 4$ p.c. Stock, 2/2/42 (fate sale Saturday) .. 94 10 0 Bank of New Zealand .. 2 1 9 N.Z. Refrig. (£1 paid) .. 1 0 8 Unlisted Stocks Woolworths (Sydney, ord., 2) .. 7 7 0

RUGBY, Dec. 5. Paris— far Dec. 4. Dec. 5. Franc a to £1 124.21 105 9-32 105 9-32 Brussels— Belgas to £1 30 28.97 28.95} OsloKroner to £) 18.180 19.90 19 90 StockholmKroner to £1 1S.I30 19.39} 19 39} CopenhagenKroner to £1 18.150 22.40 22 40 BerlinMario to £) 20.34 12.18 12.17 Montreal— Hollars to £) 4.86 2-3 4.09% 4.89% New YorkDollars to £1 4.86 2-J 4.90 1-16 4.891) Vnkoliaroa— fence to yen 34 582 13 01-61 13 29-32 Hongkong— Pence to dollai 24.58 11 15-64 11 15-61 Bombay— I'ence to rupee — ISi 18} Batavia— Florins to £ 1 12.10 8.98J 8.98} MilanLire to £1 8246 93U 93 3-10 Amsterdam— 9.01 fltiilderto £1 12.107 9.01 Prague— Kroner to £ 1 101} 138% 133% Geneva— Francs to £ 1 25221 21.32} 21.31S Vienna— Schillings tO 26} £1 .. .. 84.804 20} iieisitmfurs— 2203 Marks to £1 193.23 2263 MadridPesetas to £1 15.221 ~ Belgrade— Dinars to £1 23.22J 213 213 ' Alliens— Drachma to £1 375 517} 517} Lisbon— Gsctldo* to £) .. 110 110 3-16 110 3-l« Bucharest— Lei to £1 931.0 6671 6971 Ulo de Janeiro-* Pence to milrels .. 5.800 4J 4J Ilueuos AiresPence to pesos 47.22 ~~~ Shanghai— 11 17-32 14 9-16 Pence to taei — MontevideoPence to pesos _ 39% 39% Warsaw— 7.|otys to £ 1 _ 26.06 26.06

London - £1 N.Z 16 Biuu 171 0..) Buying. 121 123/10/sciunn 121/10/ 124/8/* Australia— £ A to £ 100 N.Z 1 1 O.U 10I lOl 1011/10/100/10/ FIJI- £ If to £100 n.z r.i on llO/T/fl 90/7/C 89 59 New VorU— Dollars to £ N.Z T.| 0.0 3.90} 3.97J 3.02% 3 93'A Montreal— Hollars to £ N.Z r.T. O.D. 3.90% . 3.97% 3.92% 3.03Vs Austria— Schillings to £ NZ. .. •» I'.l. 0 0. - 20.00 20.02 Belgium— Betuaa to £ N.Z r. r. O.U. _ 23.124 23.135 Ozeohoslovakla— Crowns to £ N.Z on - 110.43 110.48 Denmark— Kroner to £ h Z r.r. U.D. 18.203 18.203 17.893 17.00? Francs— francs to £ N.Z r.r. O.U. - 84.20 81.30 licrmanynelchatnarks td£ N.Z >. ,'i. r.r. O.U. - 9.705 0.710 HollandFlorins to £ N.Z r. r. O.U. ■' '- 7.189 7.193 ItalyLire to £ NZ r. r. O.U. - 74.59 74.G4 Java— Florins to £ N.Z T.T. O.U. - 7.153 7.157 NorwayKroner to £ N Z T.T O.U 16.131 10.241 15.8111 15.901 SwedenKroner to £ N.Z r.'r. OU. 15.785 15.845 15.190 13600 Switzerland— Francs to £ N.Z 0.0. - 17.037 17.042 Noumea— Francs to £ N.Z r.T. O.U. - 82.89 82.95 ■ Papeete— Francs to £ N.Z r.-r. O.U. - 83.01 83.10 Hongkong— N.Z. pence to 1 dollar .. •• T.r. O.O. 18 23-IV 18 21-C< 1 IS 55-fil t 18 27-32 India ana Ceylon— N.Z. pence to 1 rupee .. »• •r. r. ou 221 22 21-«i .. 22 11-32 22 4I-H1 IbPan— , N.Z. pence to I •' yen ■'••.■•'• T.r. 0 0 '.^'"■'B 17% 17 23-01 Shanghai— • - N.Z pence to 1 dollar .. »'• T.r. 00 17 51-64 18 19-B4 17 19-01 18 »-32 Singapore— N.Z. pence to 1 dollar .. •• T.T. O.U 31 23-3: 31% : as 13-ei 35 3-UI Cticfoo— N.Z pence to 1 dollar .. • • T.T on 17 25-32 18 13-32 17 47-01 18 25-01 aii rates subject tc > hlteri itinn wiihou .1 uotic

notice:— U.S.A. Canada (Per £ (Per £ N.Z.) N.Z.i Selling— T.T O.D Dols .. .. 3.928 .. .. 3.93J Dnls 3.92J 3.93 Buying— T.T. • • O.D. .. •• .. .. 3.96i 3.955 .. . 3.978 3.97|

£ s. d. Commonwealth Bonds— 4 p.c, 1941 108 7 6 4 p.c, 1953 Bank of New South Wales 101 10 0 33 15 0 2 14 3 Anthony Hordern ... 0 18 9 1 3 6 Associated News (pref.) .. 1 3 3 2 6 0 Broken Hill Proprietary .. 4 0 0 Broken Hill Propy. (new 3 8 3 General Industries .. 0 19 0 1 9 3 ADDITIONAL SALES Bank of New South Wales 33 15 0 Colonial Sugar 43 5 0 1 3 (j 1 1 6 2 6 0 2 14 3 Mercantile Mutual Insurance 1 12 6 0 17 ll)£. Goldsbrough, Mort .. .. 1 16 " D Winchcombe Carson .. 1 15 9 2 5 3 Electrolytic Zinc (pref.) .. 2 9 9 6 1 12 3 10 6 0 17 9 1 10 9 0 17 1J 2 1 9 Amalgamated Wireless 2 13 1 17 1 18 6 0 6 0 15 9 3 0 7| 4 0 0 17 0 18

tations. £ s. d. British Tobacco .. .. 2 5 9 .. 3 19 Carlton Brewery 4 9 6 ..159 Drug Houses Australian Glass 4 8 0 (cref.) 1 13 6 Electrolytic Zinc ..269 .. 0 15 3 Mount Morgan .. .. Broken Hill Pty 1 17 0 ..409 South Broken Hill 1 17 6 Zinc Corporation 5 18 6 .. 0 18 10 .. 12 3 1 0 10 .. 0 2 0