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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Jan 14, 1967
Page
6
A fragmented report outlines wheat export and pricing policies affecting India and Australia. It notes the Commonwealth Wheat Board’s role, guaranteed prices, levy schemes, and annual export estimates amid global competition from Canada, France, the US, and Argentina, with references to historical price levels and funding arrangements.
Fragmentary text describes reinforced fibre housings to create permanent channels in the St Lawrence River for a Lyne A Canada Centennial project. It notes organic materials and water shape to keep devices upright in strong currents, with references to Canadian Transport and Canada.
Sydney report shows NSW coal production remained at 110400 tons per day during October and November, according to data released by the Joint Coal Board.
The document lists Adelaide University personnel including Carter VO as a deputy and others such as Mend and Kinga in various administrative posts. It notes promotions, expansions, and financial figures for the West Production region in the 1966 67 period, with references to price increases, ship shipments, and staff appointments at Art Latur Processes and Spehie hawed KH Lier.
The report details substantial damage and long repairs to racing craft at the club on the Thames. It notes the largest wooden boats and reinforced plate boats, high maintenance needs, and recent delays while awaiting parts and reassembly at Windsor. Strong emphasis on costs and safety measures for upcoming season.
Melbourne report from the International Trade Forum notes wool's price pressure and shifting demand. Analyst Mr Vines forecasts wool’s market share will shrink as synthetic fibers gain, while research funded by the Australian Wool Board explores prices and performance guarantees to bolster consumer confidence.
Leyland Motors reports profits slumping in the year to September despite rising sales. The decline follows pressure on margins and a weaker Australian market, with analysts noting flat or shrinking profits across the period.
December trade shows a defect in visible goods with a deficit around 95 million and surplus in invisibles, insurance and freight reducing the overall balance to about 30 million. Compared with November, the fourth quarter of 1880s records an average monthly surplus about 170 million and a monthly deficit around 24 million, with 1965 figures noted.
The Trade Ministry announced figures minutes after the Bank of England confirmed the rate at 7 percent. Stock market dealers found the figures slightly worse than expected but industrial shares held firm. Government securities slid modestly as the dollar rate slipped, with exchange rates moving after the figures.
Fragmented report describes creditors and a sale involving Alurad Faas Mey er selling SULA EY for 24045 dollars amid unclear October notes. Perplexing OCR text mentions wheat cutting institute, percent figures, and a 5 year term in a confusing financial context. Entities are partially garbled.
The Sydney Stock Exchange picked up as leaders closed weekly trading with gains in Amcal exploration, Western Mining, and Associated Mining leading a broad advance. Trading turnover rose to about 4010, with mining stocks buoyant and several banks and breweries advancing in industrial bonds.
A dense OCR of a 20th century inventory lists mining firms, commodities, ships, and locations. It mentions companies like New Guinea and Western, with scattered figures and place names such as Bay, Mesa, Weston, and Hoboken. The fragmentary text outlines trade names, assets, and geographic references without a clear single event.
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