Rothmans and Hungerford Hill form wine industry joint venture
Rothmans of Pall Mall Australia and Hungerford Hill agree to create a joint venture. Hungerford Hill transfers its assets valued around 1.8 million to a new holding company in which each partner holds 40 percent. Hungerford Hill retains about 800,000, with 2.3 million to capitalize the holding company. Rothmans commits 2.3 million cash. The venture aims to capture a substantial market share in the growth industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rothmans of
Pall Mall (Australia) Ltd
Hungerford Hill Ltd
Hungerford Hill
Rothmans
Cominco wins Aberfoyle stake in $9.43 million deal
Cominco Ltd, Vancouver, agreed to acquire a controlling stake in Aberfoyle Ltd for $9.43 million, with the sale to Cominco Australia Pty Ltd and subject to Reserve Bank approval. The press conference in Sydney noted Aberfoyle’s large Australian shareholding and Cominco’s ongoing exploration in Australia. Other notes included Munsec liquidation timelines, and Magnum Exploration NL reporting strong nickel, coal and tin results from Kanowna and Gunnedah prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cominco
J. H. Jamison
Minsec Liquidator
Sydney
Comingo Australia Pty Ltd
G. MW. Moore
G Hobbs
Canada
Vancouver
Australia
Magnum Exploration NL
Kanowna
Kalgoorlie
Gunnedah
Nsw
Share Options From Lone Star and Other Firms
A fragmented OCR list names numerous companies and share options across months, with figures like Lone Star 3,000 and 4c Spargos 20M 29bac, alongside entries for Poseidon and Weamer. The text resembles a stock or options table listing multiple entities, prices, and tenors such as 2-Month Dandles and 1-Month Puts, without cohesive narrative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oricon Bromers
Ocean
Spargos
Westies
Lone Star
Olympus
Sepides
Zac
Weather report notes high pressure along Queensland coast
The bulletin describes a high pressure ridge along the Queensland coast with a westerly flow south of the continent and northerly winds northeast of the far weak westerly flow. It notes generally settled weather across New South Wales with scattered cloud, morning fronts, fog patches, and light to moderate winds. Temperatures ranged from cool to warm with regional variations and recorded rainfall and forecast temperatures for capitals listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tasman Sea
Queensland
Nsw
Central Highland War Careoar Ul) Paints
Tiredin
Canberra
Son Sd
Kant
Rai
Avera
Radio and TV Schedule Fragments from Goulburn Area
Fragmentary listing outlines half hour and hourly Local News segments on 3GN and MBS in Goulburn Wollongong districts, detailing programs from Breakfast to News, Luncheon Variety and Evening shows, including Advent Rodin, Rural News, Disctrict features, and weather notes with scattered program names and times. Weather and regional notes reference Canberra and Towra, with schedule items and program names such as What’s on in the District, Birthday Call, Newsmaker features, and Trotting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arcemat
Neon News
Frank
Onmay
Aaa Saad Fk Fenson
Canberra
Anne Deveson
Steckhelm
Westfield lifts payout amid record year profits
Westfield Development Corporation Ltd reports net earnings of 886,382 for year to June 30, a 26 percent rise from 660,946. Dividend for the year 16 percent, with a final 4 percent payable October 22 to shareholders registered September 24. Directors cite contributions from shopping centres in Sydney, Brisbane, Melbourne, and the Shore Motel, plus Miranda Fair redevelopment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westfield Development Corporation Ltd
We Centre Cloper
Sydney
Can Sk
Sydney Stock Exchange
Brisbane
Melbourne
Shore
Miranda Fair
William Street
US bank gains 17pe interest in Network
Network Finance Ltd, Sydney financier, reports virtually steady profit for year to June 30 at 660,400 with Mellon National Bank Trust Company of Pennsylvania acquiring 7 percent equity via Mellon Bank International. Option to raise to 20 percent. Mellon to lend 6 million secured debentures. Future ownership after options: Mellon Bank 25 percent, Hooker Corporation 25 percent, Fidelity International Corporation 7 percent, Credential Assurance, and public 38 percent. Profit after tax rose and dividend due.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Network Finance Ltd
Sydney
Mellon National Bank Trust Company
Pensylvania
Network
Mellon Bank International
Mellon
Arthur Fadden
Melfon Bank
Hooker Corporation
Fidelity International Corporation
Credential Assurance
Alleady
Breton Ga
Edwards Dunlop and Company reports slight sales rise to June
E Dunlop Sales of Edwards Dunlop and Company Ltd rose very slightly in the two months to June 30, in the annual report covering the year to April 30. Directors expect a year end rise but depend on general business conditions. Industry has faced knocks and needs government confidence. Consolidated net rose 12.6 percent to 1.24 million dollars. Dividend increased for first time in 10 years from 10 to 11 percent. Lanray Industries Ltd borrowed 3.3 million euros to expand and fund operations. The London loan, set for three years, includes six monthly repayments at a rate above the interbank offer. Reserve Bank approval obtained. At current euro-dollar rates, total cost is slightly below 5 percent, in line with Australian overdraft standards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwards Dunlop and Company Ltd
Consolidated
Milan
Lanray Industries Ltd
London
Inter-Bank
Lanray
L. F. McInnes
Loan sets a precedent for Australia first European loan
Treasury minister Mr Snedden announced the completion of arrangements for Australia's inaugural loan in European units. The 15 million European units issue, issued at 99.75 percent, matures on August 1, 1986 with an average life around 104 years and repayments from 1973 to 1986, subscribed in Belgian francs BF750 million via Banque Lambert Brussels.
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Snedden
Australia
Accor
Banque Lambert
Brussels
Broking firm risked $8m in Minsec deals
Sydney firm Hattersley and Maxwell faced potential risk of up to 8 million dollars in Robe River and Mineral Securities Group trades. Evidence in Canberra before the Senate Select Committee on Securities and Exchange outlined three buying and selling moves between October and December last year. About 5 million Robe River shares, worth over 13 million dollars, moved through the Minsec group as principal counterparty. The firm booked a small profit but paid stamp duty, with a partial refund later credited. The committee questioned motives and risk, noting the Minsec crash on October 4 year. The Securities and Exchange Committee will meet privately in Canberra next Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. T. Maxwell
Sydney
Hattersley and Maxwell
Robe River
Mineral Securities Group
Maxwell
Canberra
Senate Select ‘Committee On Securities and Exchange
Hattersley and
Minsec Group
Mineral Securities
Hattersley
Fattersley and
Rae
Mr Maxwell
Senator Wreidt
Lab
Tas
Securities and Exchange Committee
Indonesian trading talks in Canberra in August
A conference on Indonesian trading will be held in Canberra from August 13 to 18. The Indonesian Ambassador Sujimno Sukirno will open the event at the Academy of. About 150 Australian businesses will attend alongside the Deaf Trade and policies for trading understanding of Indonesia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canberra
Sujimno Sukirno
Academy of
Trad
Austim sells stake to Haw Par in M and G Invest
Australian Industrial and Mining Corp Ltd disclosed that it sold its 54 percent stake in Motor and General Investment Holdings Ltd, totalling 2,155,000 shares, to Haw Par Group. The $52.56 million price exceeds Austim’s book value, with Haw Par International linked to DHA Asia and Slater Walker Loon Ltd expanding holdings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australian Industrial and Mining Corporation Ltd
Motor and General Investment Underwriters Holdings Ltd
Singapore
Haw Par Group
Austim
M and G
Austin
Haw Par Brothers International
Commu Incor
Alaysia Angapore
Slater Walker Loon Ltd
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Aberfoyle
Minsee
Cominco Ltd
Aberfoyle Ltd
Milon
Aberfoyle Group
Dominco
Moore
Jamison
Munsec
Minsec
Magnum
Andlethan
Temora
Icianz
le Nickel (Australia) Pty Ltd
Northern Territory
Musanz
Minimo Pry Ltd
Chillagoe
le Nickel
Amadeus
Alice Springs
Queensland Authority To Prospect
Ontury
Minimp
E Nickel
Iclanz
Previows U
Newaim
Sainfall
Wera
Persia
Nestadae
Perth
Hebert
Man
Durwie
METEO
WZASS
Aig Ien
Blanca
Adelaide
Streed Vic Centre
Westfield
New Peak
Poseidon
Carlton
Carlton and
United Breweries Ltd Haa
Carlton Brewery Ltd
CUB
Mutual Acceptance Ltd
Cahills
Cahills Holdings
Sir Arthur Fadden
E. Dunlop
Ian
Nyo
Garry
Liz
Mell
Gary
Wayne
Kim Sean
Pire
Horne
Adband
Cotter
Picni
Reward
Iene
Toby
Mae
Lachien Court
Ewes Shoe
Ae Mire Pearce
Flim Shop
Waramangs Shopping
Castre
Cosberra Times
Eden
Cosel
Cacia
Sereet
Wreyard, Hall and Central Railway
Manly
Canperra Times Fa
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Collin Street
Crna
Collins
Mt Ear-Pierc
Fourke Sirest
Mewnpaper House
Kuk” Sar Canine Street
Elisebeth
Flint
Tullemarine Ai
Jonn Fairtex
Linke Catlin
Comet
Tuitkon
Miss Highi Oft Nour
Sydney Morning Feral
Australian Financial Tview
Sydney Sun
San-Herald
Woman's . Pin
People
Lecronice Aweiralla
Theanine 5
Cailures
Anderson
Sild
Mary
John
Jason John
Mories
Bush
Kathy
Gerry
Andrew Stephen
Camillert
Thomson
Judith
Charles
Lisa Anne
Bothwell
McCann
Lauren
Anthony
Mnat
Douglas
Hellier
Lamond
W. Lamond
G. Hellier
Susan
Kelvin
Barry Drive
Palmer College
USA
ACA
ISA Asans
Tone Phae
Downer
Manuka
Bougainville St
Nestel
F. J. McHugh
Angie
T Maxwell
McHugh
Georges
Qld
Haw
Pe Ay Coathing College
Canberra City
Ertbeeres Ave
Gonkemnamy
Sam R. Bert
Deskin Court
Pel Na' A
Canb City
Weston
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