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Otago Witness, Issue 2661, 15 March 1905, Page 37

SLIGO BROS., Stock and Sharebrokers, Stock Exchange Buildings. Members Dunedin Stock Exchange. Telegrams: '" Sligo," Dunedin. All Inquiries Receive Prompt Attention. INVESTMENT STOCKS. March 9. Bank of New Zealand — Buyers £5 las, sellers £5 15s 6d. National Insurance — Buyers £1. Union Steam Ship Co. — Buyers £13 15s. Westport Coal — Buyers £6 0s 6d, sellers £6 Ss. Commercial Property — Buyers 3s, sellers 3s 6d. National Mortgage — Buyers £2 10s, sellers £2 14s. Perpetual Trustees — Buyers 16s. March 10. National Bank— Buyers £5 Os 6d. Bank of New Zealand — Buyers £5 ISs. Westport Coal— Buyers £6 2s. Commercial Property — Buyers 3s, sellers 3s National Mortgage — Buyers £2 10s. New Zealand Drug (40s paid)— Buyer £1 7s, sellers £2 8s 6d. Godward's Pin— Buyers Is 6d, sellers 2s 6? March 11. Westport Coal— Buyers £6 2s. Commercial Property — Buyers 3s, sellers 3s Cd. National Mortgage — Buyers £2 10s 6d, sellers £2 13s. Perpetual Trustees — Buyers 16s. March 13. Bank of New Zealand — Buyers £5 15s, sellers £5 17s 6d. National Insurance — Buyers £1, sellers £1 Is 6d. Standard Insurance — Buyers 15s 6d. Westpcrt Coal— Buyers £& 2s 63, sellers £6 6s. Commercial Property — Sellers 3s 6d. National Mortgage — Buyers £2 10s, sellers £2 11s Pd. Trustees Executors — Buyers 16s 3d, sellers 16s 6d. Mi.burn Lime (10s paid) — Sellers 12s 6d. Dona^hy's Rope — Sellers £12 14s Gd. Auctions. WAIPIATA, 31st MARCH, 1905, At 11 a.m. FREEHOLD SECTION, NEAR RANFURLY. STRONACH, MORRIS, & CO. have received instructions from Mr John Law to offer by auction, as above : Section 9, Block I, Maniototo District, containing 253 acres. The Property is within two miles of Ranfurly Railway Station, on Main road Naseby to Gimmerburn. The Section is all ploughable, being level land in its virgin state, and has been surfacesown with English grass and clover. It is ring'-feneed, and a never-failing stream runs through centre of section. The Auction&ei's can thoroughly recoinEiend inspection, as it would make a fir»telass farm, and Mr Law is prepared to jlcoept a very reasonable price for it. Terms and further particulars may be ©biained from Mr JAMES R. KIRK, Solicitor, Naseby ; <Ds THE AUCTIONEERS). Ha