LONDON WOOL SALES

Sun (Auckland), Volume III, Issue 777, 25 September 1929, Page 10

LONDON WOOL SALES

SLIGHTLY IMPROVED TONE t Australian and \.Z. Press Association Reed. Jo a.m. LONDON, Tuesday. At the wool sales 10,941 bales wen -•lit reel, of which 1,167 were New Zea land. There was a large offering o greasy Merino, and a slightly improvec tone was noticeable. Prices were unchanged. COMPANY REGISTRATIONS Two public and two private companie: were registered in Auckland yesterday -Retails are:— Public Consolidated Brick and Pipe Investr unts, Limited. Objects: To acquire th< -hare capital of the Amalgamated Brio] oul Pipe Company, Limited. Capital £ 600,000. in £ l shares. Subscribers Thomas Edwin Clark, Hendry Luke .fames Cuthbertson Entrican. Alber * Turn. Andrew Fletcher, all of Auckland and Charles Ernest Richardson ant » harles Frederick Murphy, of Wellingt• •n. one share each. Criham, Wilson and Smellie, Limited tailors and outfitters, Christchurch. Capi--1 ; ‘l: .£70.000, in £1 shares, fc>ubseribert ■ if, hn Carroll Graham. Robert Wilson William Smellie. John Forrest Smellie George Henry Weir. William Robb. Hug] Prat ner Beilens and Vernon Bedwdl, al «*f Christchurch, one share each. Private Seagar Brothers. Limited, iron foundand mechanical engineers. Capital *: 12,000 in £1 shares. Subscribers: • 'Maries Edward Seagar. 11.997 shares: Harry Swindley Seagar. Charles Edward Seagar. junr.. and Jack Evan Seagar, one share each. Brighton Flats, Limited, builders ol houses and flats. Capital: £2.000, in £1 -hares. Subscribers: Max Lichtenstein, 1.993 shares; Hilda 'Violetta Lichtenstein, 5 shares. PROSPECTING FOR OIL NEW TARANAKI COMPANY From Our Own Correspondent NEW PLYMOUTH, Tuesday. Arrangements have, been made by the Whangamomona Petroleum Prospecting and Development Company to commence drilling for oil 3S miles from Stratford before the middle of N’ovembm . The capital of the company is £IO.OOO, divided into £1 shares. The area on which the bore will be started bas been selected, and a contract for prilling has been made.