COMMERCIAL.
SALE REPORT. One of the most successful ahetion sales of furniture ever held in Christchurch was conducted by Craddocks Agencv Company, Limited’, in conjunction with Harman and Stevens, Ltd), at 50, Striven Road, Riccarton, on account of Mr F. Dixon. The prices realised for a. few of the principal items were as follow:—Piano i-72 10s, cak sideboard £23, chesterfield £2' loe, dining gatelegged table £l3 10a, h.b. dining chaira £ls, 2 morris chaira SS. hall and stair runners £l9, Ax-minster carpet squares £l2 and £l2 2Cs, tub chair (plush) £5, duchesse chests £l2 10s end £lO IGa, oak bedsteads £l2 10s •and £l2 ss. seagrasa chairs £3 2s Gd apiece. The other effects brought equally good prices, and a two hours’ sale realised just upon £4OO. Craddocks Agency Company, Ltd. (in conjunction with Evelyn Clark, Robinson and Co.), sold by auction nt their land sale rooms cn Saturday. Mr Laughl-in’a residential property, situate Lonsdale Street, New Brighton, to Mr Bafl&ntyne, for £9OO. 7 STABILISATION OF GOLD PRICE. By Telegraph—Press Association—Copyright Australian and N.Z. Cable-Association. (Received May 2-3, 12.10 p.m.)) CAPE TOWN, May 22. The it and mining interests arc considering proposu-la to stabilise the price of gold, it is suggested that ika year's output should bn sulci' in advance to America at fixed prices, through the Bank cf England. STOCK EXCHANGES.
1 St iiers. £ £ DEB1SN T UBE8— jN.Z. Government 4* per cent inscribed, 13 SB S3 13 0 ■N.a. Government 4 h per cent bonds, 1930 ST 0 J>j.Z. (rover n meat o per cent inscribed, 1927 N.Z Government 5| 90 10 c per cent bonds, 192*7 N.Z. Government- 5Jper cent inscribed, 90 10 1933 01 0 0 BANKS— 74 .10 0 Ncwr Zealand G r> 0 lloyal l'.ank 1 3 1 6 0 Union of Australia- . INSURANCE— 11 17 a s 4 0 UU>AN AND AGENCYDalgety and Co. (cum 13 0 Goldsbrougli Mort. (Melbourne) 1 11 « 0 i'EDZEK MEAT— Canterbury 10 Gew - _ - JS.Z. Refrigerating (£1 0 paid) 1 7 COAlr—• Westport (cum. «div.) . WOOLLENS1 r? 0 Kaiapoi (£1 naid^ 1 i G 4 0 ilttiapoi (103 paid) o 10 9 0 11 G GAS — Christchurch BKEWERIES— 5 5 0 * 10 0 Ward . - : MIHUEbbAKEOUS1 0 0 iieath and Co. Mason Struther9 (£1 1 4 0 paid) Mason Strutters (-1* 1 5 0 ■caidl 0 * 0 Whitcombs and Tombs MINING— 2 10 0 Mi -Uyell O 13 11 0 14 9
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Star (Christchurch), Issue 16433, 23 May 1921, Page 8
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