COMMERCIAL.
Evening- Star Office, Thursday afternoon. Mr. "S_ Jones held a sale of groceries, oilmen's stores, &c. (to close consignments), at tha Brunswick mart, to-day. The following are the prices obtained :—Tea in half-chests (ex Brycedale), 2s 3d ; candles, lid ; kerosene (Devoe's), 3s; sugar, white crystals, sil<; dried api-.les, s£d . vinegar, 3s 3d j'Bcll and Black's plaid vestas, 6s 6d ; Palmer's mtto, 6s 2d' Whvbrow's pickles, 10s; choice gunpowder tea, in boxes, 2s 3d per .lb j Port Cooper cheese, sfd ; codfish. 2fi per lb.
CALLS AND DIVIDENDS
The following are the current calls and dividends payable-in. tlw companies named, below :— ; ' - . ' CAILS. ' £ 8. d. DATE. Windsor Castle ... 0 0 6 ... Oct. 26 •Quebec.:; ... ... 0 0 6 ... Oct. 26 Pride of Tokatea ..,.00 6 ... Oct. 26 junction 0 3 0 ... Oct. 30 CoromandelExcelsior 0 0 6 ... Oct. 30 Golden Phoenix ... 0 0 3 ... Nov. 2 Pacific 0 0 6 ... Nov. 3 Goldfineh ... .... 0 0 4 ... Nov. 4 Commercial 0 1 0 ..; Nov. 4 Golden Harp ... 0 0 2 ... Nov. 6 Golden Belt 0 0 6 ... Nov. 6 Brunswick 0 0 6 ... Nov. 6 Mary Ann ... ... 0.0 3 ... Nov. 7 Thistle 0 0 6 ... Nov. 10 Brighton 0 2 0 ... Dec. 1: Thames-Gas Co. ... 0 2 6 ... Nov."2
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Auckland Star, Volume II, Issue 560, 26 October 1871, Page 2
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206COMMERCIAL. Auckland Star, Volume II, Issue 560, 26 October 1871, Page 2
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