STOCK EXCHANGE.
THE AUCKLAND MARKETS. DEMAND FOR INSURANCES. ißv Telegraph.-—Special to TlmesJ AUGLAND. Thursday. As some compensation for the fall-ing-off in Government stocks and banking business on the Auckland stock Exchange there has been increased activity in insurance scrip. New Zealand.? changed hands this morning at yesterday's price, £*2 5s Gd, whilst South British had a -sale at £3, the highest price realised since June, 1930. The banks section was dull, with a few buyers. New Zealands were on offer at £2 3s Gd. Devonport steams were again available at £l, and a buyer came in at 18s. Gear Meats were wanted at £1 7s Gd, and a parcel of Woolworth’s preferences was available at £1 Its 6d. Waihis wore on demand at £i Is 9d. in Government stocks buyers bid £95 10s for 4J per oents. and £9B for flic 5 J per cents. (February.)
SALES RECORDED. iRv Telegraph.— Press Assentation.) AIJ GKij AN D, Thursday. The following sales were recorded on Hie Stock Exchange to-day:— Wailalui, is 9d. Fanners’ Go-op. " R ” pref., 12s. Auckland Gas, 20s 3d. Henry Jones, 375. New Zealand Insurance, 45s 6d. South British, 60s. Commercial Bank, pref., £B. Colonial Sugar. £53 ss,
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Waikato Times, Volume 113, Issue 18878, 23 February 1933, Page 7
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