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Canberra Times

Location

Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia

Date

Aug 24, 1973

Page

2

Papua New Guinea to Receive New Commercial Bank Plan

The Commonwealth Banking Corporation backs a plan for a PNG commercial bank to absorb most existing Commonwealth Bank assets. The Bank of Papua New Guinea will become a central monetary authority as PNG moves toward self government by December 1. Australian banks may operate under stated conditions.

Commonwealth Banking Corporation Papua New Guinea Reserve Bank Commonwealth Bank Savings Australia Port Moresby Bank of

Consumer credit laws takeover eyed by SA expert

An Australian Finance Conference executive warned that Canberra might seize control of State consumer credit laws. John Llewellyn speaking in Adelaide said SA's new act could set a national trend and trigger a Commonwealth takeover, with Territory leaders eyeing similar changes and Senate hints of stronger consumer protections.

Finance Industry Commonwealth John Llewellyn Australian Finance Conference Australian Institute of Management Adelaide Llewellyn South Australia Australia West Australian Capital Territory Northern Territory KO Enderby Murphy Enderby Senator Murphy Commonwealth Territories Ceneral Consumer

Dockrell No 1 well flow test reports gas and condensate rates

Woodside-Burmah Oil NL reported that drill-stem test number 1 at Dockrell No 1 exploration well flowed gas at 1,117 million cubic feet per day, with 755 barrels per day of condensate and 7.4 barrels per day of water. The test covered 2,980 to 2,995 metres (9,800 to 9,827 feet).

Woodside Burmah Oil NL Dockrell No 1

Whaling company defends policy amid moratorium debate

Cheynes Beach Holdings, Australia’s lone shore-based whaling station near Frenchman Bay, responds to a failed US bid for a one year moratorium by accusing conservation groups of exaggerating emotions and misleading public opinion. The statement rejects the idea that conservation efforts lack evidence and criticizes activists for overemphasizing emotional arguments.

Australia Cheynes Beach Holdings Hemisphere Frenchman Bay Alba Ty Cheynes Beach International Whaling Commission

Mt Lyell and Renison Profit Cut by Budget Changes

Budget changes to mining tax exemptions and deferred tax provisions force revisions of 1972 73 profits for Mount Lyell Mining and Railway Co Ltd and Renison Ltd. Mt Lyell profits fall 9.7 percent to 2 498 005 dollars, Renison down 6.1 percent to 1 635.78 dollars. The reductions affect undistributed profits and future expectations for CGFA and related earnings after exemption withdrawals on mining profits and mining dividends.

Mount Lyell Mining and Railway Co Ltd Renison Ltd Mount Lyell Renison TV Met Consolidated Gold Fields Australia Ltd SO Party CGFA

Increased bid for Federal Hotels by City and Suburban

City and Suburban Properties Ltd raises its bid for Federal Hotels Ltd and notes Federal shareholders will not receive the final dividend declared for the year to July 1. It remains unclear if holders gain from the revised offer. The CASP cash and share offer is up by 5c and the offer for partly paid shares by 0.1c, with the cash alternative increased by 4c to Sec.

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Lombard Australia Ltd plans $4 million debenture issue

Lombard Australia Ltd announces an $4 million debenture issue and unsecured notes. Subscriptions open August 27 with oversubscription rights up to $A1 million. Debentures offer interest from T% to 84% for one to five years. Unsecured notes offer 6% to 8% for three months to four years.

Lombard Australia Ltd

Productivity forum debates energy crisis and technology

At the Productivity through Technology forum at ANL former Nature editor J Maddox argued the US energy crunch was largely artificial, tied to government and oil company policies. He urged new oil, nuclear power expansion, and smarter energy use to curb consumption while stressing that technology alone won’t raise productivity. Sir Paul Hasluck echoed this, stressing manpower skills, management, and industrial relations as essential alongside technological advances. The forum, organized by the Productivity Council of Australia, continues through today.

J. Maddox Nature ANL United States Alaska Trecheerey

Pricing threat to BHP slows Australian steel growth

The company's General Manager R G Ward warned that national pricing policies risk delaying investment in new plant and dampening productivity. He said continued depressed steel prices could cause Australian tonnage to lag overseas rivals and harm Australian steel users.

BHP R. G. Ward Turing Enterprises

High price at EWP sale in Canberra

Economic Wool Producers Ltd offered a Canberra sale catalogue of 3400 bales drawn from all mainland States. Four percent sold to the trade while the rest were passed. Buyers included Japan Cominent Eastern Europe America and local mills. A 21 micron fleece premium featured and top price reached 366.505 a kilo for 18.7 micron wool from Yass. Second price was 346.50c for Australian wool.

Economic Wool Producers Ltd Canberra Australia Japan Europe America Yass

AR C Profit Falls to 2 Million in Year End

ARC reports a 2 million dollar profit for the year to June 30 after tax and depreciation charges. Directors declare a final ordinary dividend of 4 percent, keeping total distributions at 12 percent. Marlow Holdings posts 408 086 profit for year to June 30 with provision for depreciation and proposed 9 percent final increase. John and Hatterley Ltd announce 259 8135 profit for year to June 30 with final 6 percent dividend, keeping total 10 percent for year.

Mar Eee Lid Ao Marlow Holdings Toli Et Nee M. B. John and Hatterley Ltd

Melbourne wool sales buoyant as prices rise

Melbourne wool sales yesterday saw prices up about two percent from Wednesday. Competition appeared broad with major buyers represented, while European interests showed limited participation. The Australian Wool Corporation was less active in the buoyant market as the trade took about 93 percent of the offering and a small portion was withheld or reserved.

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CASP Offer Falls Short of Federal Hotels Value

Last year CASE shareholders received a 34 percent bonus dividend from capital profits. ASP directors have not disclosed final dividend plans this year. An interim rate was declared earlier. Despite CASP's small increase, the offer remains well below Peat Marwick and Mitchell's independent valuation of Federal Hotels shares at 7 percent.

CASE Alsa ASP Federal Peat Marwick Mitchell

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