Market Shifts After Budget Sales Tax Rise
Sydney trading reflected firmer shares in Minin and Radin with mixed gains across sectors. Confectioners, brewers and car parts makers felt a tax impact, while Noblem Bank and Nathemel Bamk posted modest movements. industrials showed slight declines amid overall activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ihem
Sydney
Rives
Truth
Tring Pestenduy
Seing
Gent
Sharer
Se WA
Gile
S2istu
Atoma We
North Broken Wilt
Norveman Gold
Falls
Mimog ¢ Oicm Industrials
Betty it eh Be all Mining
Reading scrambled OCR text yields a fragmentary note about mining and oil items without clear names, dates, places, or events. The readable bits hint at a report or caption but lack coherent details for a factual summary.
London Noon Report Shows WMC Up 68 Points
London markets at midday show the Wall Market Corporation rising 68 points as observers note a buoyant tone. Financial sources in London and New York reference shifting investor sentiment and brief gains across sectors.
Fragmented OCR listing items and names in a shop sale
A dense OCR fragment lists numerous names, rooms, and items with prices and labels. The text reads like a catalog or sale inventory with scattered proper nouns, addresses, and product mentions, but few coherent sentences or clear narrative context.
McMahon taxes prompt mixed view on personal and company rates
Analysis of Mr McMahon's tax choices notes that raising personal income tax could shift burden to higher earners and reduce savings, while increasing company tax aims to curb corporate taxation differences. The discussion highlights potential demand effects, distributional concerns, and compares Australia with other nations, calling for a full tax-rate review and considering indirect taxation alongside income and corporate taxes.
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Dong
Howe
McMahon
Austalia
Tenking
Simmary
Jenkins
Okan
India
Shail
Axotion of
Australia
Sydney
Amiralla
United States
Canada
Briain
Sweden
Eecapanien Wah
Am Australia
Allen's Confectionery declares higher dividend in Melbourne
Allen's Confectionery Ltd at Melbourne reports a record year to June 30 with profit improving to 525.13, lifting ordinary dividend from 15 to 17 percent after tax allowances. Directors say the final dividend plus interim payments raise total returns, with October 18 payment for ordinary shares and earlier distribution for preference shares.
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Allen's Confectionery Ltd
Melbourne
Steam -Rallers
Nish Moss
Richmond
Providroft
Isldery
Ekrohar
Consolidated Foods declares bonus dividend after record profit
Melbourne based Consolidated Foods Ltd formerly Metropolitan Dairies Holdings reported a one for two bonus and a high profit for year ended June 30. Dividend income may stay similar after the bonus with a 9 per cent annual increase in ordinary dividend. The board, led by Mr David Hay, said credentials reflect investment growth in Papua and Territory operations. Final books close for overseas investments on September 30, with dividends paid mid September.
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Melbourne
Nnk
Consolidated Foods Ltd
Metropolitan Dairies {Holdings) Ltd
Port Moresby
Papua
David Hay
Anita
Dineoa
Fffcom
Seae Snes
Milkipe
Jean
Staristics
Vember
Unclear OCR Fragment on Audit and Dividends
Fragmentary text discusses audit at Sro Pal Ba G N and Raymond up eae annie Se cad a. Pederatl Profit of 65. Mentions interim ordinary dividend and payout periods. Figures like 512.98, 0 Fina, 1867, 1968 64, and 554.00 appear with weak context.
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Fe Pra Tire
N. Raymond
Raymond
Beressi
Tne
Alfrom
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Sreinarien
Heoker
Acme
Seleme Metals
Merphy New Nereman
Minin
Radin
Young
Renton
Canberra
Toath Union
Tumsday
Iil
Iim Im
London
WMC
Anand
Lemarvik
Saget Coury
Pee Tom
Ronan
Martin Phas
Ah Wei
Age Cayenne Macons
Pega Sage Ag
Lamon
Serss
Aly
Allied
Allies
Peter Long
Economics
Mr McMahon
Ax and Company
McMahones
Pace
Allen
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