FARMING &-COMMERCIAL

Dominion, Volume 7, Issue 1866, 27 September 1913, Page 10

FARMING &-COMMERCIAL

NEWS AND NOW

NEW FARM IMPLEMENT.

FOR TURNIP-GROWERS. 'A youthful Canterbury fanner, with nit -inventive turn of mind, has cortptrunted a rough model oP a new farm implement,' which ho has designed for the purposo of lifting and slicing Held turnips. In localities where turnips aro 'Krowti largely as a winter fodder for sheep, experience has shown that a fairly large proportion of the roots are wasted when the sheep aro given tlio run of the liekl.' Again, owing to tlio faulty condition of their teeth, aged sheep are often itnablo to bite hard varieties of turnips, consequently I'ney do not put on condition freely. Hoggets. too, liavo teething troubles which frequently prevent them from showing good results when fed on turnips. The new implement is expected to remotiy these defects, .it 'being so constructed and equipped that in one operation, while being driven over the field it will lift,.dean, and slice the turnips, and plaeo them in rows ready for feeding. The ilcvice, which, is said to be very simple, is described as follows:— The machine itself consists of a hollow wooden roller four feet in diameter, and about the same in width. Round the ends of the roller wooden blocks are attaelied, so as to keep the actual face from touching the ground. The roller is thickly studded with iron spikes. Wlieii passing over the ground. s these Spikes'pick up the turnips (which 1 liavo been grubbed previously), crushing beting prevented by the blocks already mentioned. When the turnips are caught 011 the roller they aro carried upward itntil they come in contact; with a cross-bar, also provided with spikes, which detaches them from tlio roller and drops them into a elnitc, which conveys them to tlio hopper of t.ho slicer. The- slicer is carried 011 the framework of the implement in .front, of the roller! and is driven liy a crossbelt from the roller.. The sliced turnips, ([■• op 011 to an, endless canvas hand, 'which carries all the cut' roots but to, the off-side of the machine, and delivers them ,iti a line along the ground.'

REMARKABLE EXPERIMENT IN PLANT GROWTH.

"Times!I—Sydney1—Sydney "Sun" Special Cables. By Ttlcsrapli—Press Association—Copyriffht London, Septomber Interesting experiments have been made at Dumfries with theiobject of increasing plant-growth by means' of mercury vapour lamps, also by mixing radioactive material with the soil. Cartots influenced by ultra-violet rays germinated in eleven instead of twenty-six days, and maize in eight instead of 57 days. Strawberries increased their bearing by 25 por centum under treatment, and flowers gave increased foliage and bloom. ' :

THE CITY MARKETS.

During tho past week ir.creasc.cl-ship-ments of imported fruits have .arrived at' the Blair and Allen Street markets, all lines meeting a keen demand ."and ready sale. Fiji bananas and Island-oranges,-raine to hand vestcidaj;,. tlie latter .in, from good to fair order. •_ ■ ■ '/ . The shipment of ,Ne\v.. South.'-Wales fruit was considerably heavier than,last, week. ' ' Tasmanian apples, are oiu'-'Kood demand, lmt'a ; shipment of Calif.orniaii apples whk'h came, to hand .Yesterday are'rather too green'to com'mahd very much attention. • . Vegetables generally arc in good supply, most of- tho, root-crops realising very well. v„ . . "The potato market'shows a . hardening tendency, but the remain unaltered. ' .. ' . Fresh eggs' aro. now . arriving in - increased quantities, causing the market to case Id. per dozen. Yesterday's approximate values were' Fiji bananas,-Ms.' Gd. to ISs. ease; Tonga bananas, 12s. Cd. to los. case; Califomian apples, 14s. to 15s. case; Island oranges, 12s. Gd. to los. Gd. for lines in good order; poorman oranges, 6s. yd. to 7s. Gd. case; Seville oranges, (is.'Lo'Cs. Gd. case; Sydney oranges, 10s. to 16s. (id. ctysc, mandarins 7s. Gd. to 14s.' Gd. case, according to quality; 'inildura lemons, 17s. to 20s. case; Sydney lelnons, 13s. to los. case ; loquats, 2s. to ss. -J-case;. passion l'niit, 7s. Gd. to :12s. Gd 1 . -J-case ; queen pines) 9s. .to ■lis. ,6d. case; pineapples, ,-7s.- to ■ Bs. case;..Tasmania!^ apples, stunners, 10s. to 12s. case; tomatoes, 3s IUI. per Hi.; dessert apples, local;-\Rokewood, 'Js..tolos. Gd., Stunners Bs. Cd. to 10s., :ilotintain Beauty 7s. to Ss. per case; cooking apples, local: Washington* Bs. ta -lOs., Epp's Seedling Gs. to Bs. per case; pears, local, dessert, ss. to Bs, Gd. per J-casc.,

Vegetables, at per sask, unless stated. Cauliflower, choice white, Us. to 10s.-, others Gs. to 7s. Gd.; cabbage, choico spring, ss. .to Gs., others 3s. to 45.; carrots, Gs. to 8s;; parsnips, 55.. Gd. to 7s;: Gd.; turnips, 2s.- to 2s. Gd.; swedo turnips, 3s. to 3s. Gd case; green peas, 2s. !Jd. peck; vegetablo marrows, los. to 205.; pumpkins,-14s. to' 165.; beetroot, Gs. to 75.; asparagus, !)d. to Is. (id.;bunch; French beans,, lid. to Is. per lb; rhubarb, ,ss. to' Bs. dozen; leeks, 3d. to sd. dozen; raddisli, 9d. to Is. dozen; spring onions, S)d. to 10d. dozeji; celery, 2s. to ss. dozen; spinnacli, 4s. to ss. Gd. ease; lettuce, choice, 3s. (id. to Is. Gd., ethers Is. to 25.; mushrooms, Is. 2d. per lb; oucumli'ers,- 2s. N to 9s. Gd'. dozen; potatoes, ,C 3 ss.- to £3 10s. per ton'; onions, £10 per ton; fresh eggs, Is. per dozen.

WANGANUI A. & P. SHOW.

The programme, of the Wanganui Agricultural Show, which takes place on November 10 and 20 next, caters for every class of exhibitor, from the iicuse-breeder to the, slice]) and cattle man, with amplo provision for tho, dairyman, and classes for every kind aud description of the canine tribe. The produce aud wool classes provide for another important section, and last, but not least, is the home industries do•paitmont, art and technical schools, photography and public schools. The association have also provided a firstclass spectacular ling programme for each day. Entries for all events closc ou November 5. Programmes may be obtained from the secretary, Jfr. Sclby Morton, Box 152, Wanganui.

HAWKE'S BAY SHOW.

Then! are two new classes in the cattle scction of the llawke's liay Jubilee Show schedule which are expected to provide interesting exhibits for breeders, viz., Champion Group of one bull and four females in the tie reford and l'olled Angus sections. A similar class has been in existenco for many years in Shorthorns, and has hVought out "very keen competition between the various breeders. The society's jubilee show medals arc to be offered for the championships in .both sections in all the purebred classes, both beet and dairy cattle.

HERETAUNGA DAIRY CO.

ANNUAL KEPOIIT. (By ToUrrapU.—Special' CorrefiDonfitnt.i Napier, September 2G. Tile n 111111:1] report of the Herctaunga Dairy Co. sets forth that the past season lias been a most successful 0110 both financially and in the butter made. Tim balance for distribution is jOl/TJfi lO.s. yd., .while the butter made totalled 130.1 tons, or 4} tons more than ever made before. The following payments were made for butter-fat lor the year:—September, Is. ();|d.; October, ll)rl.; November. 1 lid.; December, Hl.Jd.; January, lid.; February, lid.; March, lid.; April, lid.; May, Hid.; June lljd.; July, Is. ljd.; August, Is. 11il•; which, with the proposed bonus ol lid., will bring the average up to Is. Id. prr pound. The amount.of butter fat delivered to the factory wlis 262,708 lb., of which 25,08711). was made, into 1301 tons of butler, and S'JOUb. sold as cream. Ten per cent, has been written off the different plants, and five per cent, off all the buildings. A swen per cent, dividend and IJd. per pound bonus for Imtter-fat is recommended. THK BKPAH4TO&- THAT PAYS BIG JjrVIDENDy. ON LITTLE OUTLAY! There arc separator.*, palore, liig- and little, jjood ami bad. but all the other ?»od ones cost more than the "Diabolo." Here is a 'separator that is the product of many years of study and perfecting of manufacturing methods. Systematic production and huge sales eombinctl make' it possible to sell this machine at threequarters or half the prjee of similar mncbines of other brands. The "Diabolo" Separator-is a first-class machine at a price within the boundary' of every farmer's pocket. It is clean skimming, easy running, easy to clean,' and simple ill construction. .Every machine is well and strongly made, carefully built and durable. The :!7-<ralloii "Diabolo". Separator is only .£7 10s. cash. Many a farmer write? to us' to say how pleased he. is with the "IJiabtilo" .he bought, liead what Mr. Menzies says on this jingo. A Frco Trial can easily be arrajigcd for yon if you're interested. Send for particulars.

".-\.=k the man who uses it!" "The 'Diabolo' Separator I purchased from yem is giving me satisfaction. I find it skims cleaiu and it is also very easy work, and can honestly recommend it to anyone needing a machine."—A. Mcnzics, C'olyton.—Advt.

LIVE STOCK SALES

' Jles3r«. and Company, 'Ltd , to-port:--At our PaJracriston sale oit Thursday \\e:havo to' report having <i medium entry of sheep <uid a- good yarding of cattle. wis a pood demand.for sheep, but c'Qttlt" were rather dull of sail', and tcveral lots failed to change hands. Mixed liokget?. 13s. to 13v'. 7d.; forward c-.vcs, to 16s. Id,; light -fat eww, 215,; mixed fat sheep, to 2'ls. 6d.; aged ewes with lambs, to 18l=. Id.; coloured ywtrlins heifers, to £3 o.*. £d.; empty store cow?, to £2 6*. 6d.; bulls, £2 '155.; cpringintf heifers, to £6.

1 The New Zealand' Loan and Memintile Atyeuey Co., Ltd., report:—At Palmerpton North, oil Thutt.'duy, we had c, lienvy yarding of cattle, and have to report <i good clearance at the following 'prices:— Sheen: Forward ewes, 17?. Cattle: Small yearling?-, to 375. 6d.; yearling heifers. £2 10d."' to £3;.. yearling j'.A. mixed cattle, £3 175.: l.wo-ywir steerd, £4 7a,; low condition cowps £2 2s. 6d. to £2 store cow.?*, ,£3i 16s. 6d. to £4; forword cows, £5; bankward hcifert> in calf, £4 2s. 6d. to £4 17.^.; .••pringing heifers, £5 2s, fid. to £7 7e, fid.; - bull?, £2 105. to'£4.

iMe«sris. Abraham and Williams. Ltd., report :—At Palmerston Aorth on Thurtsdny we offered good yardings of both sheep mid i-attle. There was a keen demand for <01 clashes of sheep, and we sold every lot under the hammer. Quotations:—Mixedaged ewes with lambs at. foot. £1 (te. 3d,; fat ewes, £1 Is. 2d. to £1 6s. 2d,; 'forward ewes, 16s. Bd. to' 175.; fat wethers, £1 7s. lo £1 Bs. 3d.; woolly hoggets, 16s. 6d.; small two-tooth wethers, 165.; spriugin;? heifers, £6; fat cows. £5 sc?. to £6 2?.; 6mall yearling steers, £1 15s. to £2 lis.; cowcj in calf, £4 10s, to £4 lis.

Messre. Abraham and Williams. Ltd., .report having held a successful sale on account of Mr. \V. Hull, of Kohinui. on Thursday, when they offered his dairy herd. The dairy cows and heifers op drop -and iu profit- made au average of £7 17s. 6d.: and eleven springing heifers averaccd £6 2s. 6d. Thfi:;e excellent averaee«, in face of the current prices, speak well for the quality of the stock offered by tho vendor. The firm quote:—Dairy cows .in profit, £8 lCs. to £10 10s.; later sorts. £5 to £7; heifers, just calved, £5 15s. to £9 155.; heifers on drop, £6 10s. 'to £9j55.; later sort*. £5 to £6 55.; cows on drop, £6 15t». to £10. j

COMMERCIAL ITEMS.

INVESTMENT SHARES. The transactions' recorded in. investment shares yesterday were:—Union Rank, at £54 2s. 6d., and Wellington Gas (preference), at 19s: 9d. The'"quotations were aa under:— Utiycre. Sellers. £s.'d. .£ s. d. National Rank — 5 6 6 X.'A. Loan and Mercantile 97 0 0 Wellington Investment ... — ■ •• 0 11 9 Well. Trust, and Loan 7 10 • —. • Christcliuroll Gas — - 7 1 0 Wellington Gas (£10) ... 16 0 0 — Well. Gas (preference) ... 0 19 6 10 0 N.Z. Insurance 5 5.0 Standard Insurance — ■ 1 12 3 Gear Meat (£1) 3 5 0 - Union Steam ; 2 5 0 2 5 6 Westport Coal — 19 6 Leyland-O'ftricn — . 14 6 Taringamutu Totara 2 5 6 Golden ltay Cemeut — 10 0 W.F-.C.A. (£5) -- 7 2 6 W.F.G.A. (£1) - 18 4 • Cur-toms aiines eouectea at the port, of Wellington yesterday amounted to £1425 14s. 9d. SOUTH BUITISH INSURANCE CO. (lJy Telegraph.—Preea Association.) Auckland, September 26. The balance-sheet of the boutli British Insurance Company dhows a. total amount at credit of profit aud lons account for thy year ended August 31 of £116,310 Ce. 9d. The principal avocation* proposed arc:— Dividend, 2s. pe? share for tlie half-year, £20.000; transfer to' reserve fuud. £30,000; carried forward to new account. .£37,615. The net premium revenue 'amounted' to £•515.507 2ti. 10d„ giving, after provision- for lodges, an outstanding' 1 surplus of £44109 2c. 7d. The income from interest and rent* amounted to £39,006 3s. Bd. -.CANTERBURY GRAIN MARKETS. , Christchurch, September 26. After boifiß: in a lifeless state for some months therj is a movement in the wheat market. A number of millers, both in the South und North Islands, are replenishing their stocks. Mo«st of the business is being done by merchants as there is very little grain offering by growers. There is no change in prices so far., the business taking place on the basin of late quotations. The stocks of oats in merchantiV haiuk> are now getting short, and it is anticipated that there will be a better demand for them in the near future. Potatoes are rather firmer, as growers are not troubling to pick over tlieir crops in pit for the low price that has lately been paid. Kven at 275. 6d., which is now offered, supplies are difficult to obtain, and 30s. i~ generally asked. Some grower* liava either used their potatoes, or have said them as I hey stood in pit as'feed for dairy rows, accepting low prices rather than pick the potatoes over. LONDON MARKKTS. Me**rr. Dalgety and Company, Limited, have reci'ived the following cablegrams from their London oflice. under date Sep. tember 25:—Tallow: Mixed-Good to prime is 3d. per rwt., medium and inferior 6d. per cwt. higher. Mutton—Fair to good is 3d. higher. For prime mutton there to more disposition to do business at previous rate-*. Beef—Senreely anything Frozen input: The market is very utiiet. Lamb—Prices are id. to 3d. lower; stocks are considerable. Mutton—Prievs are !d. to W. hiffher. Stocks arc very small, fleef—Hind* are Id. higher and fores unchanged. An advance is expected, owing to smaller shipments of chilled. LONDON WOOL SAM'S. ' I3y Telegraph—Press Association—Copyright . * London, September 25. Prices at. the wool sales arc unchanged. There h'jve been considerable withdrawals of second-hand lots, chiefly early. Prices for Brisbane wools, crossbred*, are very lirfa; fßec. September 26,. 8.5 p.m.) London, September 26. A* the wool -fl.les the 'following prices were realised Tor the Hree? porlion? of the cjips uarncd:—"Oear," top pries 13id. per

Mi., average price. 12(1.; "Ivaitcpni,"' top 1-Ud., uvcrnpo top 25id., Average 2o:-<l. Dainty aml Company have rcccivocl tlic following artvicc from London, under date KciiU'inbcr 25j—The wool saiw continue firm, and lately-reported rates are fully maintained. For t-eourcd and jrreapy merino wools of Rood finality and concU- ! lion, a elianse (if any) in sellers' favour. IJcjivy, enrthy, nnrt wasty creasy show <nny change in favour of buvers. Wc unote:—Bradford tons 64V? costing fully 29:1. Me>yis, jrurray. Robertand Co., Lid., yeMerd-iy received, the foHowinc eahlpffram dated September 25, from Messrs. Sanderson, Murrny, and Co.:—"Marl[ets« very firm. Compai'ed with London File's elorinjr ratef. merino market ha 3 advanced 5 per cent." VICTORIAN PKODUCK .MARKETS. By Telegraph'—Press Association-Copyright Melbourne, .September 25. Wlio<at, 3--. Bd. to 3s. 81d. Flour, £8 15«, "Bran and pollurd, .£5. Parley, Knslij*h, 3?. to 9d.; Cope. 2s. 9d. to 2s. lid. Oat?. to 2>. 3d. .Mai/.e, 3-=. Id. Potatoes, £1 ss. lo fj-'i. Oniou-:, £5 ICB. to £6. London, September 25. Har silver is (»uotcd at- 28 ,7-.16 d.' per ounce etandard. .HANK OF ENGLAND RETURNS. By TeJcsr&phr-Prpss (l»cr. Soptrinh«;r 26, B.i~> p.m.) London, Soptcmbnr The Bank of EngtamL. ret.uru issu-.!:l for tho -veok o.ikloil Wednesday, Sepleai' ber -I, nf\ under:— Fssob Departmrst Kote Issue XDT.jjfj.OOO Gov.dobb ••• i 11,015,030 Other Becui'ities 7,431.000 Gold 30,107,000 : £07,550,000 i-57,050.000 I I3ANKI.NG DFP.\RT3II:N*T. ! Propriclors' Clovt. sccuvicapital ties jC1i.153,003 ; Public do- Other socuri--1 posits ... JO.-mCOO Lies 27,015,000 Othfcr deposits ... 11.949.C00 Notoa ... t13.170.000 , , Kcst, 7-day , \ nud oLbur I biU3... ... J.751.0C0 Coin... 1,570,030 j £70.341.C0J X70.541.0U0 1 Tho leading items ol the Bank of lintr* laud return afford the following compari* son:— This week Lasfc weok Last year Bullion :a 107,000 •10,'J07.000 i0.2fi3.000 Reserve aUTMIXJ 31,7(51,000 31,ai3,U00 Note circulation 28.fj9D.ii00 28.8-JB.OUO PublicDoposita 10.-J:-;i).UJ CO f I3 : :O.JjCO 16.570.U00 Other Depodibs -U.965.0J0 -1J.030.000 ii t o4l.ooo Proportioi} of reserve to liabilities... f/UJ 60.75 50.30 GOVEKXUEST SECURITIES. ■ The following are the latest quotations for Government securities, with a comparison of those rulius laet week:—

IUXIC KATBS OF IWTEIIEHT. Tiie Jlank of England rato was. on I februaty 8, i3!2, reduced from 4 to Ji per ■ cent., and on May b it was further reduced to 3 Dor cent- On Aujtusl 29 it wats raised to .4 per cent., and on 17 to 5 per cent. It was redueod'to 4fc per cent, on April 17, 1913. Tho Bank of France rate was reduced from 3£ to 3 per cent, on January 23. 1908, uiid continued at tho latter iigiue until Heptembor 12. 1911. when it was raised to 3J per cent. On May 17, 1912, it was reduced to 5 per cent., on October 17 it was raised to ,per cent., and un October 3D to 4 por" cent. * MARKET HATES 01? DISCOUNT. Tlio following are the market rates for,; best three mow tills' bills:— ; ! London Paris Berlin rate. rate. rate, per per per , cent. . cent. cent. Thir«. week 4i 32 53 Last week 3J5-16 32 si» y Ln.it year 3$ 11 4 3-8 Short loani? are quoted at 3 3-8 per cent., as against per cent, last week, and 2i prr cent, last - year. COLONIAL AND OTIIKK PRODUCE. Wheat is meeting with glower sale, owing fo continued prepare of Itussiau offerings; 365. 3d. is GDked for Australian December.lanuary shipment. PniTcJs of Now Zealand long-berry afloat liave been sold at 6d. to 355. 7Jtl. per quarter, e.i.f. Dondon. Australian, ou spot, is in small gupply and unchanged. New Zealand, on &p?)t, has been cls&red. Flour is diiiet and unchanged. Oats are scarce and firm. La Plata, January-February shipment, 15s. 9d. Beans are dull. Good New Zealand are (juoted at 355.,' *;x store. Peas are Arm. .Moderate (juality new j'.a.q. quoted at 42e. 6d.' to 445. ex stoTe. Butter io steady. • Danish is unchansed. There is no business doing in. colonial, pending rjew arrivals. , Sugar.-German beat., 88 per cent, net' litre, unchanged at 9»s. 7d. per nvt..: first marks granulated, f.o.b. llamburg, ujiclvuiged at 3d. | Bradford Tops.—The market is firm, and prices are tending upwards. THE METAL MAKKKTfI. Copper.—On spot, 32k. 6d. lower, at £71 15e. per ton. i Tin.—On spot, 10s. higher at £192 ICs. per I ton: three month*. COs. higher at £192 n 15?. j Pigriron, lu lower at 54sJ 7Jd. per ton. j ' Lead, soft foreign, 5?. lower at £20 ss. ! per toil. j Spelter, unchanged, at £21 per ton. I

MINING NEWS.

WEMjIXGTCWT SHAKE MARKET. The mining market was quiet yesterday. At llic moriiins call there was a «uc of itoss Reconstructed at fte. Id. on 'Chance, and tales were reported of Waihi at. 475. 6d. and 475. 7Ad.; in the nfteniooii a sale of Waihi at 47.-:. 3d. was reported. The uiiotutions were as under:— Duyerp. Sellers. £ s. d. i: s. d. May Qurrii - ■ 0 0 3 Murray Creek (old) 16 0 —. Mnrrav Crock (iibv.j 0 6 0 ,; —- Kcw Sylvin. ..... 0 010 Oil Itoss reconstructed 0 14 2 0 14 6 Swastika -• 0 12 0' T-alifniaii 2 10 ,2 13 Waihi 2 7 0 2 7 6 Waihi Grand .luiiction ... 1 0 3 110 Waitangi — 0 0 8 •Premium. STOCK KXCUAXCK. (By Telegraph.—Press Association.) Auckland, September 26. The following f-alcs -were made on tho Stock Exchange to-day:— Tlnion Steam. £2 ss. Waihi, £2 7s. 3d. (two parcel?). Waihi-Paeroa. £1 6s„ .El 7s. 6ti„ £1 7s. Tto.« Gotdliclds, 14s. Id., 14s. 2d., 14s. 4d-, •,4s. sd. Saxon, Bid. Monowai, 'HI. May Queen. 2d. Ghrlstchurch, September 26. Sale reported:—Xatipml Hank. £5 7s. 9d. Dunedln, September; 26 Tlic following .'alee were made on' 1 , the Slock to-day:— Waihi, £2 7s. 3d. (six parcels). Union Sle;'in. £2 s=. (two parcek'i. The folknvinc Miles were reportedWaihi, £2 Es. 3d.: Union Hani:, £54 2s. 6(1. WAIIIT-I'AKHOA : DIVIDEND. Auckland, September 26. A dividend o[ K per share has been declared on 125.C00 shares in the WaihiI'aerua (fold Kxlrae.tidn Company. Auckland, September 25. For tile period ended September 20, ' the Waibi-I'acroa Extraction Company (rooted 11,5:0 tnn= of tiiilinss for a return of £3720. The total ainpunt won bv the company is £65.231 6?. 6d. from 198.5C0 tons. DItF.DGIN'O. Olincdln, Seplember 26. Dredging returns:—Kler.trie No. I. 2Soz. IC'.lwl.; ,Karar.mil. 170z.; Olrig, 13oz. 1711wt.; Waikaia, 9oz. Bdvt. LONDON' MIX I.NT. QUOTATIONS. By Telegraph-Press Association—Copyright London, September 25. Ve>terday'- closinjr 'juntnt.ioiiF were:--Waihi Gold-mining. £2 6s. 3d. (buyers) ami £2 Bs. 9d. (-nllrrs): Orand .Turn-tinn. £1 os. Grt. and £1 Is. 6t1.; Tfllwmnn, i'.l and i,Z 2s. 6d.

Variation — compared Price. with last weak. , 2i% Imperial Consols 73 J5 0 5f, liighcr i „N,S.\VJM3Jan..Jnly 100 0 0 Unchanged Si -ftOMivSp 07 0 0 Unchanged 3j .. _ -IStfU-SU 69 0 0 Unchanged 3 ' ~ lUtfApl.-Ocl! 81 0 0 10s higher 4 „ Viu' li)?J Jan.-July j 11)0 0 0 Unchanged 3.'j ,, Vic. l'JJi-0 Jan.-July! 'Jl 0 0 Unchanged :\l YicMJlSMO m U 0 Unchanged 3 „Vic. lfi'JIMO.Jun.-.Tnly | 77 11 0 Unchanged 3j „S.A. i'Jlu Jun.-July | SO 0 0 Unchanged 3 S.A. lillU Jan.-Juiy j 0 0 Unchanged 4 „QTc!101;i-'.2J,Ian.-Jlily l()L 0 0 Unchanged 3i „QT(ll02:M7 , Ian.«July !I3 0 0 Unchanged 3 ",.QTdh)2.I-47Jan.-July 78 0 0 Unchanged 4 N.Z. lfU9 JIay-Nov. 101 0 0 Unchanged „N.Z. IK) 0 0 LVichangcd 3 „N.Z. 1'3 Apvil-Ocb. 77 0 0 Unchanged 3.J „V/.A.1915*35 May-Nov IK) 0 0 '20s higher 3 „\Y .A,1U1j>-3j May-N'ov bl 0 0 Unchanged 3a „ 'I'as. KtlUJan.-July bO 0 0 Unchanged 3 ,, Tas. Jun.-J uly bl 0 0 Unchanged