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RISE, IN OIL SHARES. (Australian Press Association) SYDNEY, February 8. In the absence of reports of further developments from the Blenheim Syndicate’s bore, profit takers to-day took advantage of yesterday’s rise in the shares, and sales were effected at £5 Ids, £o 12s (Id, and £d 12s. Taranaki receded to 15s 3(1. STUD STOCK. SYDNEY, Fob. 8. Kingsfiekl Stud at Aberdeen will be offered for auction next month. The stallions include Rossendalc, Orly’s Pride, Pantheon and forty-three bloodstock marcs. Rampion will be offered at Easter. WALSH’S UNION. OBJECTIONS RAISED. MELBOURNE, February 8. Objections to registration of the Australian f Seamen’s Union promoted by T. Walsh, has been lodged by the (,’ommomvealh Steamship Owners’ Association, the Seamen’s Union of Australia. of which T. Fleming is acting General Secretary, and the Watersiders’ Federation, and Marine Cooks’ and Pantrymen’s Union. Fleming’s affidavit against registration mainly claims that Walsh’ Union is not bona fide, and that existing Seamen’s Union embraces nearly iive thousand members, whose interests are already adequately catered for.
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Hokitika Guardian, 9 February 1929, Page 5
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