Egypt seeks faster wheat delivery from Australia
Canberra sources report Egypt pressed for earlier shipment of Australian wheat to cover the next 12 months. Officials said Foreign Affairs backs the request to ease Arab oil squeeze, amid prior objections and shifts in government position. The move follows a memo from a government minister urging expedited supply to avert a food and economic strain.
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Bond explains advantages of the merger plan
Bond outlines benefits of the proposed Whe Bond Corporation merger valued at 17.5 billion, aiming to resolve conflicts of interest among rival firms and sustain power. He cites a public meeting, pledges related to stock suspension requests, and assurances to shareholders while detailing acquisition geography and regulatory steps.
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Mi Ali Bond
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Copper find raises questions at Pettis inquiry in 19th ward
A garbled report from northern Pettis hints at a copper find near an energy site. Names and details are unreadable, but the fragment suggests an inquiry into importait new copper aspects and local reactions. Further readable text remains unavailable.
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Pettis
Casila
Einu
Enerey
Jorge
Fopalo
New member joins Hobyield Stock Exchange lineup
The abiatimma of the Hobyield Stock Exchange, Mr T. 1 Shadfortiy, yesterday announced the session of Mr John Seni Forbes Young. Young will join the archership of B. Shadlori and Bun on January.
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Quiet day for London brokers
Australian stocks had a quiet day as London brokers felt the impact of British emergency Power-saving measures. The London Stock Exchange closed early after daylight faded, with traders noting unusually low turnover and sparse activity amid the blackout conditions. Brokers described the day as among the quietest in memory, reflecting the disrupted trading environment.
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Atria
Timber men to fight takeover bid from Queensland firm
Directors of Wilson Hoe and Gold in Queensland announced plans to resist a $3 million takeover bid. The 3.50 offer was considered insufficient while several plots and defensive measures were under review. Shareholders and the southern takeover context were noted, with the chair urging a firm stance to protect the company value.
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Indies
Trios Ltd
Fey
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Queenslind Company
New mines plan by Kinet Mining in Wise Range
Local mining firm Kinet Mining outlines plans for new marble mines in the Wise range near Winmar, with ten openings and three key sites. The annual meeting reported increased reserves and projected production, aiming to expand operations in Marble district.
Abandoned AVP Reports Iron One Well Sale Start
An abandoned AVP note states Iron One well near the Northwest Snelf area was misdescribed as a private sale and lists the well reaching a depth of three [units]. The fragmentary text indicates a mischaracterized sale and limited depth data without full context.
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Nort West Snelf
Wetzn
BHP Steel and Oil Poised for Records in 1973
The report indicates BHP's steel and oil sectors show rising production and profits in the first six months of 1973. Steel output nears the 3.0 million tonnes mark for the half year while oil and gas divisions boost revenue and earnings, with natural gas and LPG gains noted and a substantial year over year profit rise.
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UN agrees on sugar pact signed in New York
The United Nations in New York announced a signed two year international sugar accord. Australian minister Dr Patterson stated ratification by December 5, 1974, with Geneva negotiations highlighting economic provisions to ensure market stability. A London meeting was planned to push long term terms and wider participation.
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Leyland profits rise amid export surge to 74.5 million
British Leyland reports a profit increase to 74.51 million for the year amid stronger exports and ongoing cost challenges. Chairman Lor Stokes notes solid sales in Britain and a rebound in overseas demand, with total sales around 2.428 billion as ST B85 records show.
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Warning to firms over penalties in corporate prosecutions
NSW Commissioner for Corporate Affairs, Mr Ryan, warned yesterday that failing to heed penalties could invite proceedings. He cited a rise in actions under the Companies Act since 1973, noting the CAC had initiated prosecutions against numerous firms and that the overall number of cases had tripled by 1976. Government white paper urged strengthening enforcement and reducing delays to speed deterring penalties.
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Chairman appointed at Custon Credit Corre ction Ltd
Chairman beet appointed chairman of Custon Credit Correction Ltd and its such a Miniss. succeeding Bir Lime Coppleson Who a tired on November 29. Me MM Finfev.
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Australia November 1963 employment and vehicle registrations
The seasonally adjusted unemployment rate rose to 4 734 700 employed with a 17.0 percent gain in November figures. Vehicle registrations show 4 734 700 employed, while the data exclude farm and private home workers. New motor vehicles registered in November fell from October by 3.814 units though annual trends show fluctuations.
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Maton
Vora
Australia
Pessimism Over New Finance System Emerges
Washington reports pessimism among US monetary experts about imminent reform of the world monetary system. A panel of 20 finance ministers in the IMF fear unlikely rapid progress by July amid energy fears and inflation. They expect a limited accord featuring agreed principles and selective membership, with discussions continuing in Rome and at technical level to shape any final pact.
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