LATE COMMERCIAL

Wairarapa Times-Age, 29 September 1939, Page 6

LATE COMMERCIAL

STOCKS & SHARES AUCKLAND (By Telegraph—Press Association.) AUCKLAND, This Day. Stock Exchange sales, morning call: Farmers’ Auctioneering Co. (B pref), 18s 6d; Goldsbrough Mort. £1 10s 4d; Westport Stockton Co., 4s; Wilson’s Cement Co., 17S. Noon call: Commercial Bank, 14s lid; Taupiri Coal Co, 16s 6d; Dominion Breweries Ltd., £l. 10s; Reid Rubber Co., £1 3s; Hauraki Plains County Council, April 1, 1963, £94 12s 6d. CHRISTCHURCH CHRISTCHURCH, This Day. Stock Exchange sales: —Government 1943-46 Stock, £9B 10s; 1949-52, £97 (3); Goldsbrough Mort, £1 10s 6d (2); General Motors (pref), £1 2s. Sales reported: Government 194043 Stock. £97 7s Gd; South British Insurance Co.. £2 4s 6d; Wilson’s Cement Co., 17s; Grey River Co., 15s 9d. DUNEDIN DUNEDIN, This Day. Stock Exchange sales: Goldsbrough Mort, £1 10s 6d (late sale yesterday); 4 per cent Stock, 1946-49, £9B: Broken Hill Proprietary, £'3 12s (2). TRANSFER OF FUNDS OVERSEAS. STOCK EXCHANGE DECISION. WELLINGTON, This Day. Owing to the prevailing conditions and difficulties and irregularities in exchange the Stock Exchange Association of New Zealand has introduced regulations to the effect that members are not to take part in any transactions resulting in the transfer of New Zealand funds overseas. Shareholders in future must arrange the clearance of their own dividend warrants, and if those unable to do so require the services of a member, warrants will be negotiated at the current rate of exchange. The above regulations, however, will not preclude members from carrying on for their clients ordinary normal transactions in relation to overseas investments.