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Hokitika Guardian, 23 November 1933, Page 8

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CHRISTCHURCH, November 22

Sales: Comm. Bank Aust. 16s lid, Bank of New South Wales £33 10s, Uoldsborough Mort. 30s (2), Canterbury Frozen Meat (ord.) £lO 15s, Tooth’s Brewery 42s 6d (2), Dominion Fertiliser 15s lid, Electro Zinc (pref.) 34s 3d, 100 shares, Mt. Lyell (cum. div.) 22s sd, Gillespie’s Beach 2s (3) , Lawson’s Flat od -(2),. Waitaliu 6s 2d. ' . AUCKLAND, November 22. Sales: Grand Junction 4s 6d, Hill and Plummer 11s, Kauri Timber 15s lid, Bank of New Zealand 47s lid, New Zealand Insurance 555, South British 74s Od, National Bank 83s, Bank of New South Wales £33 2s 6d, Colonial Sugar £59 17s 6d, Government stock 3i per cent £IOO 15s. DUNEDIN, November 22. Sales reported: New Zealand Breweries 375, 3 } per cent. Stock 1941-43 £ICO los. LONDON WOOL PRICES RISE LONDON, No vein 21. The wool sales opened with 15 to 20 per cent advance 9,625 bales were offered, including 4,550 - bales, from New Zealand, of which approximately 9,101 were sold. There was, a fairly (representative selection, both merinos and cross-breds. There was a crowded attendance and keen general competition, Yorkshire buying top-making merinos, and the hulk of cross-breds. The French and Germans were actively competing for the liner merinos.

Compared with the October closing, all Merinos were fully 15 per cent dearer, cross-breds 20, fine occasionally 25, New Zealand gr.easv crossbred Tunrau 14, and 10i cross-bred lamb slipe gear 19 J..

MELBOURNE’S RECORD PRICE

MEIT3OURNE, November 28,

Wool sales: Very strong' competition, with season’s record price' of 284 for super r meri;no. and 28)d for comebacks. The market was stiong at Monday’s advanced prices.