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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LV, Issue 17062, 21 September 1929, Page 6

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Roma Oil A few months ago, states the Sydney Sun, specialists were pinning their faith to Roma oil, 'bait now that the principal company has failed to strike oil and has dismissed many of its employees a spirit of pessimism has come. A year ago the shares of the Roma Oil Corporation were selling at £l2: to-day they can bo had for 14s. What has been lost on the market is not known ; it would run into millions. “Bears” who for some time past have been selling short can now afford to smile.