SUN COMMERCIAL SERVICE
A. special section for readers seeking information on financial §id commercial questions will he included in these columns every Saturday. Names and addresses must he given in every instance , although not for publication, and inquirers are requested to send in questions early in the week addressed to the Commercial Editor , THE SUN. L. Devonport.— The sci'ip has not been quoted on ’Change for months. The last sale of the shares was recorded about 12 months ago, when the £1 paids were dealt with at 3s 6d. Now the shares haven’t a market. M. Grey Lynn. —The Waihi Grand Junction has a 10-year contract, dating from 1925, with the Waihi G.M. Co., under the terms of which the latter company works the Junction property on a 50-50 basis. So far debits, and not profits, have been written tip against the Junction concern. Produce, Auckland. —Yes, onions are drawn from Japan practically every year. In 1925 the value of the onio>ns imported into this country from Japan was £10,751. Imports into New Zealand from Japan over the last five years have averaged in value slightly over £500,000. In 1925 the principal article was silk, valued at £311,000. Timber formed a substantial import at £71,729 in the same year.
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Sun (Auckland), Volume II, Issue 364, 26 May 1928, Page 12
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209SUN COMMERCIAL SERVICE Sun (Auckland), Volume II, Issue 364, 26 May 1928, Page 12
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