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Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume XXIII, Issue 227, 7 September 1933, Page 11

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AUSTRALIAN STOCK EXOHANCE. SYDNEY, September S. On the Stock Exchange there was • general tendency towards-reaction, although not pronounced, duo to some profit-taking, which was not unexpected. However, good inquiry prevails fot all shares with assured income, while a feature of the market is the activity in tin Shares, particularly those of the best producing concerns, many of which have returned to the dividend paying list. Sales.—Bank of New South Wales £32 5/-, Commercial Bank of Sydney £l7 18/-. Queensland National Bnnk £5, 10/-, Dalgetys £lO 13/-, Australian provincial Assurance 18/-, Colonial Sugar £59 7/6, Associated News 8/9, Anthony Hordern 11/1, Australian Glass 48/7J, Australian Gas A £7 7/-, Berlei 25/9, Dunlop Perdriau 18/4s, pref. 33/-, Goldsbrough 30/-, Commonwealth Wool 19/6, Henry Jones 37/10$, Millaquin Sugar 27/6, Electrolytic Zine 24/-, Morris Hedstrom 19/4s, Tooths 39/-, Gordon Gotch 36/6, British Tobacco 35/6, General Industries 9/Is, Lustre Hosiery 45/-, Winchombe Car. son 28/7s, Mt. Morgan 44/6, Bulolo Deposits 1/2, Bulolo Gold 94/-, Broken Hill Proprietary 38/-, South Broken* 62/-, Kulala Karnpar (New Zealand delivery 7/8. Melbourne. — Commercial Bank of Australia 16/3, Hoyts B (pref.) 6/7, Electrolytic Zinc 23/11.