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f - ■ □ S 13 BH i Q B ■ ' j OLYMPiA I : MOTOR EXHIBITION • BS3 KB J King Edward Barracks ■ f Opens TO-NIGHT ■ ® Doors open 6 p.m. Official Opening, 8 p.m. g " Finest Fleet of Motor Cars, Trucks, Tractors, Cycles, Accessories, etc., n ever seen under one roof in Southern Hemisphere. gg SB String Music, Lounges, Refreshments. SEE THE DECORATI&NS 9 ■ Admission . 1/1 B gBI 023 - . "

Wcolleii Company, buyers iSa 3d, tellers 475; ; Mosg-iel Woollen Factory, lyuyera £6, sellers i £6 10s; McLeod Bros, (ox div.). buyers £15 ss: N.Z. Express Company (ex div.), buyers i ISs; Papuan Products, buyers la 6d, sellers i 1» 9d; Trustees' Executors, buyet3 50s; ' Hintons, Ltd. (pref.), buyers JD3 Cd; Accty- i lene Hardware Company, buyers 21s, sellers I 2Ce; N.Z. Government War Bonds, 1938. at ( 4i per cent., sellers £92 10s; N.Z. Govern:- < ment War Bonds, 1939, at 4J per cent., pell- ] ers £92 103; N.Z. Government Inscribed ; Stock (4§ per cent.), sellers £92 15s. 1 • ' s 1 DUNHDIN, November 5. i * Sales <» 'Chango:—lssue, P. and O. (do- 1 ferred), £470 (two). £403, £465. ] « AUCKLAND. November 6. ' Sales on 'Change:—N.Z. Insurance, 2~«. ( Sales reported:—Auckland Harbour Board ] 5J per cent., £8!). WELLINGTON, November 5. I Salo reported:—South British Insurance, £8 15s. Q G McKELLAK, i Accountant and Share-broker, Attorney, A cent for Trustees and Absentees. PRIVATE ESTATES MANAGED. Honeys invested on First Mortgage or Shares. Interest Collected. Farmers' Income Returns Compiled. 94a HEREFORD STREET (Upstairs). McK.0734-2573 CA2TTEKBURY MARKETS. Friday Evening. Except for a little business in oats for export the produce market this week has bcon quieter than has bten tho case for soma time past. The reduction o£ freight to London on oata from £10 ltrs to £6 10s net, making it possible for London market prices to be equivalent to local rater, has mi used some animation in trade in that lino of produce, but moat of the business transacted in oats for export has been in the South, where tho bulk of the stock is held. The Shropshire, during the week, loaded over 3000 sack 3 at j Lytt-eiton, and it is believed that she will take in about 20,000 sacks ai tho Bluff, while the Port Caroline will take about 40,000 tacks from the same port. The lonic is now loading a quantity oi oats at Lyttehon, and tho Mahia. will take in dfcta at Timaru. It is not Vet known if the- Kerr, will take oat 3 for the United Kingdom, as tho loat may go to New York instead of London. The oat market, so far as local trading is concerned, has not altered much during the week, and Gartons aae quoted at 3a to 3s 3d at country stations. j Somo fma!l parcels of linseed changed \ hands during the week, eome of tho lines | Vjing secured lor Australia. A little busi-