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Canberra Times

Location

Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia

Date

Aug 03, 1973

Page

2

Mining shares recover as markets inch higher

The Melbourne and Brisbane stock markets showed mixed but firmer movements in mining and industrial shares. Major names like BHP rose, Western Mining and MIM gained modestly, while retailers and some utilities eased slightly. Woodside-Barmah held at 2.20, and Poseidon climbed to 9.15 as overall activity remained quiet.

Os Ray St Powining Ing Gelda Nsw National CBC CBA Kathleen Investments Western Mining Broken Hil Boulder Rebe River Poveldon Utah MIM Central Norse Toobeys Carttos United Swam Brewery Peitip Morris Amatil and Rothmems Norman Rew Jost Sc Cyclone Ipcail IAC Philp Repos Pioneer Concrete Melbolane Stock Exchange BHP Bank of New South Wales Carton and United Brisbane Stock Exchange Poseidon

Sydney Exchange Price Fragments From Obscure Ledger

Disjointed notes show Sydney Stock Exchange prices and names like Arthur, Lanvay, and Mac Beart amid garbled figures. The legible bits hint at stock values around 20¢ and references to Mt Arthur and Mt Carr without clear context or full names.

Fragmented OCR list of items and codes from a newspaper page

A noisy OCR fragment lists numerous unreadable items with scattered codes and partial brands. It includes various alphanumeric sequences, dates, and place names, but lacks coherent sentences or a clear single event to describe. The readable portions resemble a cluttered index or catalog rather than a complete story.

Moore Will Not Retract Government Criticism

Ares Paul Moore, managing director of Chrysler Australia, reserved the right to be critical of the Australian Government if justified. He apologized for any offense from his Sydney luncheon remarks but defended questioning government involvement in industry and urged cooperation between government and business in policy making.

Ares Paul Moore Themerican Chrysler Australia American Chamber of Commerce Sydney Australia

Dr Cairns Amazed by Views on Moore Critique

The Minister for Overseas Trade and Secondary Industry Dr Cairns said he was amazed at Mr Moore’s views and did not regard him as a credible spokesman for his company or the car industry. He stated Moore’s criticisms of the government over private partnership went beyond leadership and interfered in Australia’s domestic politics.

Moore Labour Cameron Overseas Trade and Secondary Industry Dr Cairns Cairns

Share Options and Debts in 1736 Coll Beaver Context

Fragmentary OCR notes reference share options and debts tied to a 1736 context, mentioning Ooty and names like Jmenth Devables. Details are unclear, but appear to note financial instruments or obligations within a colonial or company setting.

Tobacco Stabilisation Plan Aimed From 1974 Start

Senator Wriedt, Minister for Primary Industry, announced a five year tobacco stabilisation plan set to begin in 1974. The program mirrors prior arrangements and seeks to steady tobacco sector conditions through the mid 1970s.

Wriedt

Housing loan totals by savings banks rise and fall

Preliminary figures from the Bureau of Cents and Statistics show June housing loans approved to individuals at 128.8 million, down from 1.31 billion in May and up from 59.8 million a year earlier. June quarter loans to building sites reached 4.1 million, up 826,040 from March but 2 million below last December.

Bureau of Cents and Statistics

Market Snapshot Shows Mixed Share Indices and Declines

The page lists leading rises and falls across banks, insurance and trust sectors with figures like 32.89 and 32243, and mentions All Ordinaries, Price Index, and Accumulation Index. It notes a fourth day of decline after brief gains, and highlights falls in certain shares such as Sil and Morris P along with an upturn in the Oil Index to 151.62.

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Weather Outlook With Minus Five To One Degree Variations

A wind dominated by a breezy to windy flow affects the region, with conditions turning cooler for a day then warming slightly inland. Temperatures run 5 degrees below average in most areas, 1 to 2 degrees above along western coast and far northwest. Coastal fronts bring brighter spells, with fine to mild slopes and variable winds, mild mornings and sunny afternoons, occasional crowds in the day.

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