BEWLEY & GRIFFITHS' SHARE REPORT.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume XXIII, Issue 194, 31 August 1901, Page 3

BEWLEY & GRIFFITHS' SHARE REPORT.

Tsales, 11 buyers, s sellers. Businessin the share market continues very limited. There is deal of uncertainty as lo whether money will command higher rates, and should money harden, shares will tend to decline. There have been a few transactions in B.N.Zealand at LI 17s Gd to 1/2 Is., holders no', being willing to quit now under Lis 2s. The National Bank has just circulated its balance sheet which discloses an even more prosperous stite than was anticipated. It pays a dividend of 10 per cent, the largest in the history rf the Bank, and adds a substantial sum to the reserve fund. The shares have been dealt in at L 4. Gas shares are steady as usual. Insurance shares have received a little more attention New Zealand Accident have reached L2 4s. Meat shares have been offered freely, and Woollen Share? are not in demand. In the milling market, the Waihimine has just had a record return, far in excess of any previous records. The dredging market has been in a state of panic owing to weak holders forcing their shares on the market. There is nothing tc justify the panic in the returns that are being obtained, as from several of the newlv started dredges, the returns have exceeded all expectations, and the average for over 60 dredges has varied from 35ozs to 41oa for four weeks past. After allowing' for a'l expenses there is a sura of over

£2OOOO for the month avaUable for dividends, [and the distribution of this large sum must materially reduce the pressure and allay the ! present p.nic. After a panic there is a revival as sure as a slump follows a boom, and .-s present prices are the resolt of a panic. pure and simp'e, we be iove the proved properties will see a material advance DHINE SERVICMS TO-MORROW. Uhuhoh op England. St. Mary's—B a.m., (H.C.), Rev. at. G Evans 11 a.m. (H. 0.), Archdeacon Govett and Rev. F. G. Kvans 7 p.m„ Rev. F. G. Evans Henui—ll a.m., Student 7 p.rr., Mr. John Young Bell Block—7 p.m., Lav Reader Omata-9.30 p.m., Student Hnrford lload—7 p.m., fctudent Barrett Read—2.3o p.m., Mr. Cromplon Westown—7 p.m., Mr. Bennott, senr. Pungarehu—ll a.m., Mornirg Prayer Okato—2.3o p.m., Eversorg Tataraimaba—7 p.m., Fosnsong Waitara—7 p.m., Kev. H. 'J'. Ravvnsley Tikorangi— 11 a.m., Rev H. T. Rawnalay 7 p.m., Lav Reader Urenui-2.30 p.m., Rev. K.T. Rawnsley Lepperton-7p.in„ lay Reader Inglewood—lo.l6 a.m., Matins 11 a.m., Holy Communion (choral) 7 p.m., Evensong Tariki—7 p.m., Evensong, VicaT Egmont Vi l«ge-2.30 p m. (H.C.)

Roman Oatholio. New Plymouth—Mass at 7.30 a.m. and 11 am, and Vespers at 7 p.m., Rev Dean McKenna Inglewood—Mass at 10.30 a.m., Rev Father ' Mulvihill Pbhsbyteman St. Andrew's—ll a.m and 7 pm, W' SLKYAN. Whitely Memorial Church—ll am., and 7 p.m., Mr J. Harle (from Sydney). King and Upland Road—2 30 p.m. Mr J. Harle Lower Fgmont Road—7 p.m., Mr A. Fikett and J.B. Carrington Road—2.3o and 7 p.m., Mr E. and J. R. Chatterton Frankley Road —3 p.m, Mr Collis S.B.V. Okato—ll a.m., Rev J. H. Whit > 7 p.m., Band Rahotu-7 pm , J. H.White , Tataraimaka—7 pm , Mr Oldfield Waitara—ll a.m , Rev. A. Ashcroft 7 p m., Rev Garlick Tikoringi -2.30pm., Eev. A. Ashcroft Hurangi—2 30p.m., Rev liarlick Lepperton—7pm., A.V. Inglewood—ll a.m., Rev Garlick 7 p.m., Kev A. Ashcroft Wortley R0ad.—2.30 p.m., Mr Jackson Waipuku—2.3o p m., Mr Smith 7 p.m., Mr Jemison Midhirst—ll a m., Mr Smith 7 p.m., Mr Turner ?tanley Road—2.3o p.m., Mr Tomlinson ) Stratford—ll a m.. Mr Boon T p.m., Rev. Lochore Cardiff—7 p.m., Mr Boon Ngaire—ll a.m., Rev. Lochore 7 p.m., Mr Bennett Bird R0ad.—2.30 p.m., Mr E. T. Hills Primitive ' Mbthodibt. Queen street—ll a.m.. Rev. J. Nixon 7 p.m., Rev J. Nixon Ornate—7 p.m., Mr. Harle (from Chiistchnrch) Bell 810ck—2.30 p m., Rev. Jihn Nixon Upper Mangorei—l! a m., Mr. Z. Wells > ower Mangorei—7 p.m., Mr. Z. Wells Ga01—9.30 a.m., Rev. John Nixon Inghwcod—ll a.m., Rev. B.Dudley 7 p.m., Mr. W. Chatterton Egmont Village—2.3o p.m., Rev. B. Dudley Lower Kent Road—7 p.m., Rev. B. Dudley Baptist. Gill-street—ll a m., Rev. W. H. Wo lley 7 p.m., Rev. W. R. Woolley Salvation Aemy. I Services as usual.

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