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Hokitika Guardian, 18 November 1933, Page 2

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QUOTATIONS ON -’CHANGE,

(Per Pre 8 3 Association, Copyright).

CHRISTCHURCH, November 17. Sales: C'omm. Rank Aust. 16s lid (2); E.A.S._ Bank (cum. div.) £5 13s 3d; New Zealand Insurance 60s (2); Goldsborough Mort. 30s; Loan Mercantile (ord. stock) £6l; N.Z. Refrig., (10s paid) 9s 6d; Staples Brewery 27s 9d, 27s 6d; Tooth’s Brewery 41s 6d; Broken Hill Proprietary 39s 3d; Dominion Fertiliser 15s 3d'; Mt Lyell" (cum div.) 22s 6d; Alexander Mines (13s 6d paid) 17s sd; Ootearoa Is 3id, Is 4d; Is Big River lid; King Solomon (cum. div.) 3s sd; Nokomai 3s 2J-d; Waitahu 6s Id. AUCKLAND, November 17. Sales: King Solomon 3s sd, 3s 6d; Farmers Co-op. A. Pref. 20s 6d Mt Lyell 2-2 s 7d; Waihi 26s 3d; Bank of New Zealand 48s 4d; New Zealand Insurance 555; Standard Insurance 60s; Loan Mercantile £6O. DUNEDIN, November 17. Sales reported: New Zealand Refrigerating Cout. 9s 7d (late);: Waitahu. 6s 3d (after call). WELLINGTON, Nyvemebr 17. Reported : Waihi 26s 3d.

MINING CHARTS QUOTED

Yesterday’s quotations were: Brian Boru 23s 9d, 255; Waihi 265, —; Alexander. ’'l3s 6d paid) 17s 4d, 17s 6d; Alexander (paid) 18s 6d, 20s 6d; Big River lid, Is; Blackwater —, 34. s 6d; Charleston Is 6d, 2s Id; Gillespie’s Is lOd, Is lid; Golden Sands 2s 9d, 3s 9d; King Solomon 3s 4d, 3s od;. Lawson’s . Flat od, 6d ; Maerewhenua lOd, ild; Moonlight-N.C. 9d, 114 d; Qka,rito 10s Id, 10s 3d Wait aim 6s Id, —; Snowy 2d, 4d; Bell-Kilgour Is 3jd, Is 4d; Bell Hooper lid, 11 Id; Skippers ■ id, 2j’d; Worksop Extended (41-d paid) —, 8d; Worksop Extended (Is paidl Is* —. MASTERTON . FAT LAMB MARKET MASTERTON, November 17. When the fat lamb market opened about three weeks ago the price per lb ranged. from 9d to 9£d, but with the early demand satisfied, the rate dropped/last Friday to. 7d for average 32/33 lb Imbs. This is considered by many to be satisfactory, and represents an: advance of 2ld to 3d on similar lines this time last year. Many farmers, are disappointed at the ruling prices, however and wth the abund- j a nee of feed, farmers in some districts are withholding lambs from the market in the meantime, with the idea of fattening them as much as possible.