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Star (Christchurch), Volume LXVI, Issue 20277, 11 April 1934, Page 12

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SYDNEY STOCK EXCHANGE. SYDNEY, April 10. Stock Exchange quotations are: 4 p.c. Bonds: 1938 £lO5 11s 3d, 1941 £lO6 5s Sd, 1944 £IOB 15s, 1935 £IOB, 1959 £IOS 15s, 1961 £lO7 15s. Bank of New South Waites, £34 ss; Tooheys, 2Ss 3d; Associated News, 22s 9d; Broken Hill Proprietary, 45s 9d; Dunlop, 19s 7£d; pref., 35s ljd; Pitt Son and Badgery, 435; Winchcombe, Carson, 30s. LARWOOD WILL PLAY. LONDON, Aprjd 10. “My leg is fine. You could not tell it had ever been injured. I think you can say that I shall play in the tests,” Larwood told the “ Daily Mail’s ” cricket writer. The latter declares that it is now definitely odds on that Larwood will be able to bowl with all his former pace and vigour. AVONDALE RACES. In the Waitakerai Handicap, the order was: 2-2 Wait and See, 3-3 Alpinus. CAR TAKERS GAOLED. NEW PLY-MOUTH, April 11. As a result of a stensational arrest of two men at Mokau, on March 26, In the course of which Constable Powell was struck on the jaw with a bottle, Thomas Neiling ,25, and Leonard Neiling, 21, were sentenced to imprisonment to-day, the former to seven months and the latter to detention in the Borstal Institute. Both pleaded guilty. They had taken a car at New Plymouth, the description of which had been broadcast. REEFTON RACES. In the Irving Memorial Handicap the order was: 2 Littlte Doubt, 5 Comassie, 1 Giggleswick. AVONDALE RACES. Autumn Handicap—King March 1, King’s Archer 2, Impasto 3. Scr.: Prolyxo. .1