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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Dec 19, 1964
Page
6
Melbourne Brisbane and Adelaide stock exchanges report varied activity with gains in mining and industrial shares. Key movers include Haliburton, Martyn, Henry, and Elder Smith-CM while trading turnover shows fluctuations across sectors and specific brokers.
fragmented OCR lists prices and names across Brisbane and Adelaide markets. Includes references to merchants such as Merkel and Cottons, various place names, and scattered figures like 240 and 27, indicating price notes and listings in a local trade roundup.
A scanned list shows closing prices for numerous stocks and commodities. The transcript records varied company names, prices, and trading figures, indicating a comprehensive market wrap with numerous entries and totals.
Forecast notes a cold front over eastern Australia with a high ridge maintaining 74 degrees in the northeast. Rainfall totals quoted for NSW, Queensland, and Western Australia include 24.32 in yearly figures, with December and 1963 readings cited. Temperatures range from cool mornings to hot afternoons with high fire danger in many districts.
A detailed chaotic list of inbound and outbound mail arrangements for multiple cities and regions. It includes times, days, and destinations such as Adelaide, Germany, Greece, Hong Kong, Japan, Malaysia, New Guinea, Port Moresby, Portugal, Switzerland, Perth, Hobart, Brisbane, and USA. It notes various stamps of days and cutoffs, plus references to air mail and postal sections.
The United Nations Security Council was asked to extend the Cyprus peacekeeping force for three months beyond December 26. Brazil presented a draft resolution proposing extension until March 26 next year. In Nicosia, ISON said the Soviet ship Nicolay Burdenko had loaded 120 military lorries and 90 small crates.
SYDNEY Friday. H.M.A.S. Moresby returned today after its third major tropical survey. The RAN survey vessel left Sydney last August and has operated with the Queensland and New Guinea coast stations. Its work at Rockingham Bay near the Queensland sugar port will end as a larger sugar ship enters the port.
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