Whim Creek leads mining stocks rally amid mixed Sydney trading
Poseidon rose $1.50 as Whim Creek climbed to $5 on the Sydney exchange after an inquiry revealed an 8 percent nickel fund at Roebourne. The session saw many miners drift, with Hamersley, Peko-Wallsend and WMC easing while oils and oils-related stocks brightened. Bond turnover reached 34.5 million as market movement remained uncertain across Melbourne and Brisbane exchanges.
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the Exchange
Whim Creek
Roebourne
London
Fio
Hamersley
Peke-Wallsend
WMC
Jones Mining
Mit Lyell
Queenslland Mines
West Nickel
Glamour
Rouge
Meekatharra
New BH
Kalgnorlie
Magellan
Samtos
Delon Sc
Whim Creek Nickel
Melbourne
Mini
Il Mocks
Mining sale names and places scattered across ledger
The readable OCR fragment lists numerous mining terms, company tags, and place names such as Aberfoyle, Parringa, Overland, Ocean Res, Moree, and Sirius. It appears as a fragmented ledger of mining sales or listings with varied codes and figures, lacking coherent narrative or dates. The readable elements suggest a catalog of mining interests and buyers without a clear event or outcome.
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Magnum
Mullina
Aberfoyle
Méatharre
Alcazarin
Echison
Parringa
Patrick Thoree
Sirius
AIDA calls for permanent rural tribunal to guide policy
The Australian Industries Development Association urged a permanent independent tribunal to advise the government on rural policy and wool industry reconstruction. Acting president F. M. Wiltshire said public inquiry and report should shape long term measures, with Tariff Board style scrutiny. He warned against arbitrary tariff cuts and stressed transparency and independence.
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The
Australian Industries Development Association
AIDA
F. M. Wiltshire
Wiltshire
Tariff Board
Associated Chambers of Manufactures of Australia
R. W. C. Anderson
Sonra
Anderson
McMahon
Warwick Bracken
Lemon Abel-Lemon Holdings lifts final dividend
Lemon Abel-Lemon Holdings Ltd, importer and merchant, reports record net profit for year to March 41 rising about 20 percent to 322750. Final dividend increases to 4 percent from 7 percent and interim dividend jumps to 74 percent. Final dividend payable September 7 to shareholders on record by August 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abel-Lemon Holdings Ltd
Mercantile Credits reports higher annual profit and steady dividend
Mercantile Credits Ltd, Sydney financier, lifted consolidated net profit 29.33% to 2,691,161 for the year to June 30. Directors declare a steady final dividend of 6% payable October 1 to shareholders on September 10, with a payout ratio of 124% for the year. Turnover remains high, group tangible assets rise to 144.23 million, public borrowings up to 167.5 million. Tax provisions include disputed sums from 1969 and 1970. bond‑washing noted as disallowed by the Tax Commissioner. Total net outstandings reach 195.22 million with a doubtful debts provision of 602,000. Profit after tax reported on 2.0 million.
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Mercantile Credits Ltd
Urad
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Poseidon
Ghares
Sydney Ace Exchange
Yestern
Plain
Woodside Con
Western M Corporation
Mimes
Ite
Rothiees Investments
North Adelaide Cement
Brisbane Stock Exchange
Re C
Western Mining Contricts
BHP
Castlemeine Jost Sc
Sydney Stock Exchange
Iit
Vik
Avi Tas
Brepa
Ad York Ion
Vibe
Ay I
Lia
Industriac
Jon Gesn
Rte
Rts
Gerrard
Glen
Goliath
Gollin
Gor Gotch
Hallburton
Hardie J
Hardie Hooker
Humes
IC Sd
Jane
Ines
Johns of Denes
Mckay
Mines
NZ Forest
Net Bank Newbold
Nicholas Bi Nylex
Sitarting Ly Peter
Perms
Boulder
Iz Roe Corp
Hawtstone
Leon Mag
Lennard
Academus
Tome
Newnes
Parma Sermewan
Wall
Woodside
Austin
Berlei Hentin
Morris P
Biville
Emi Elie
Sydney Mining
Garries
Moree G
Thamenan
Ssilar Mining
Epee Mbadana Ngatic Jonas Min
Ballar
Oyao
Quver
Sollee
Embalda Beri Eas
Leiphon
Renges
Bo Eta
Mpif
Pat Aim
Siness & Economics
A.ld.a
Call For Rural Tribunal
A. Lemon
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