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Waikato Times, Volume 104, Issue 17585, 14 December 1928, Page 11

COMMERCIAL.

AUCKLAND EXCHANGE. The following sales took place on the Auckland Stock Exchange yesterday:—War Loan, 1938, 4} per cent., £99 10s; Inscribed Stock, 1933, 5A per cent., £lOl 10s; iS'ew Zealand Breweries, Limited, debentures, 25s 9d; Bank of Adelaide, £10; Commercial Lank of Australia, 30s 9d; National Bank oi Australasia (con.), £9 7s; Bank of New Zealand 61s 3d, 61s Gd; 61s 6d; Union of Australia, £ls 10s 6d; Renown Golleries, 15s 3d; Dcvonport Steam Ferry, 25s (two sales); New Zealand Breweries, Limited, 57s 6d (three sales); Sanford, Limited, 17s 6d; Taranaki Oil, 5s 4d (two sales), 5s sd; Waihi, lis sd.

SHEEPSKIN SALES. (By Telegraph—Press Assn— ' xryrlfrt.) (Australian Press Association.) LONDON, *>ec. 12. The sheepskin sales ha*»«, opened. About 900 bales were sold. Very few Merinos were offered and foi -iiem late rates were barely maintained. Fullwooled New Zealand pelts advanced from Ave to ten per cent, compared with October; ekwti-woolled were from par to flvp. '/-or cent. Advance. SALE. The New ZtWjid Loan and tile Agency Ltd., reports: We herd a clearing sajr of a dairy herd of 90 cows and "fwung cattle at Ngaruawahla yards vt~£ account of Mr L'. Kosoof. There was a large attendance of buyers and keen competition throughout. The cows were of good type and quality, and, of course, ifi milk since the beginning of the season. Best Jersey cows realised £ll 15s to £ls, others £8 to £ll, Shorthorn cows £7 15s to £l4, Friesian cows £7 to £lO 10s, cows with weak quarters £6 15s to £lO, fifteen-months-old Jersey heifers £o'l.os, Jersey heifer calves £2 Bs, Shorthorn do £2, pedigree Jersey bull 20gns, grade do £lO.