Mining shares recover on Sydney and Melbourne bourses
The Week's trading on the Sydney Stock Exchange saw mining and oil shares rebound after two uncertain days. BHP closed at 18-55, up 5c, while Western Mining rose to 350-50 before finishing at 51, up 25c. Industrials gained with Union Carbide adding 30c to 7-20, amid a bonus issue announcement. Rodla rose to 175 following higher interim profits. tadrill eased to 1-20 after yesterday’s lower profilse.
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Sydney Stock Exchange
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Melbourne
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Union Carbide
Tadrill
Rodla
Fragmented entry offers partial local notice
An unreadable OCR snippet shows fragmented words and unclear names but hints at a local notice or ad. Readable terms include Aig Ego and Seta Sie, with no complete dates, actions, or parties identifiable. Further legible context is required to produce a precise summary.
SHARE OPTIONS SHIFTS IN MT ISA MARKETS
Shares and options move across Mt Isa and Sydney trading floors with a mix of gains and losses. BHP timing, Oil, timber and mineral names appear, with prices and volumes showing volatile activity. Timor, Ravensthorpe, Ampol and Yam figures punctuate the extract.
London Prices and Market Ticker Amid Complex Listings
A terse London market update lists BHP at 18.78 with multiple cross entries including Melbourne and Sydney references. The quote references indices such as 2818.50 BH South S74 and various symbols like 432 minus 23e, 4.8 Misa 5200, and 7.70 in related entries.
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London
South
Capital Cities Forecasts Spark Regional Weather Notes
Weather map and forecasts across multiple locales show varying conditions. Strong winds and rain expected in some areas with rising temperatures elsewhere. Forecasts mention capital cities and regional stations with projected showers and cooler nights.
A G Sims raises payout and profit up
A G Sims Ltd reports higher profits and an increased payout for the year to June 30. Profit rose to 1,379,000 with a 25.2 percent gain over the previous year and a 32.4 percent rise in six months to December. Interim and ordinary dividends will be payable March 28. banks close March 4.
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Meet Sims, Ltd
Angus and Robe
Canberra TV Profit Slips Despite UK Seller Tie In
Canberra Television Ltd reported lower six month figures to December 31 amid complex ties with UK entities Angus and Rob Robertson Ltd and Canberra TV profit when including overseas subsidiaries. Directors maintained a 6 percent dividend payable March 29 as sales rose while profits and overall group results lagged the prior period.
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Slihendex
Angus and Tioner
Angus
Rob Robertson
Canberra Television Ltd
Ineertson Ltd
Ing Roberson
Tooks
Ae. Fst
James Miller Holdings reports higher half year profits
James Miller Holdings Ltd says diversification boosted results in the December half year with sales funding profits higher than the prior period. Directors announce a steady 44 percent interim dividend payable March 22 and note the long term annual rate of 9 percent since listing in 1954 53.
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James Miller Holdings Ltd
Commodities and Market Notes From London and Australia
Market brief covers copper at 649 pounds per 10 ounces and other metals with fluctuating prices. Sugar remains steady near 24 shillings despite very quiet trading. Wool sales in Australia rise with 123,700 bales offered across Sydney Geelong and Albany, with upcoming sales in Newcastle and Melbourne.
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London Metal Exchange
Making & Sr
Boca
Peleos
Sydney
Geelong
Albany
Eeasu
Newcastle
Gout ‘Bum
Melbourne
Fragmented Melbourne market notes show widespread prices and items
An OCR laden page lists numerous vendors and goods with scattered figures, including furniture, clothing, and household items. The dense jumble references names like Stanlage and various shops, interspersed with prices and product mentions, forming a chaotic sales ledger across many sectors.
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