Try 7 days of FREE access to billions of articles

Start Free Trial

Canberra Times in Canberra, Australian Capital Territory

We have pages in Australian Capital Territory

View this page and access billions of articles with a 7-day free trial.

Start Free Trial

This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!

Start Free Trial

Cancel anytime, risk free

Not what you were looking for? Search our billions of articles

Advanced Search

Articles on This Page

This newspaper page contains 20 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.

Newspaper

Canberra Times

Location

Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia

Date

Jan 22, 1971

Page

3

ACMA head warns on hasty action in price rise era

The Associated Chambers of Manufactures of Australia director general R W C Anderson warned unions against ill considered strike action that could kill the goose as consumer price index rises press for restraint. Federal Government cost increases in petrol and post were blamed. Norquay and Forrester prepared to raise the matter in economic talks scheduled for February.

Associated Chambers of Manufactures of Australia R. W. C. Anderson Federation R Forrester Bers Gov Com. Associated Chambers of Pete Commerce R. Pel ham-Thorman

Gloomy forecasts for Australian manufacturers warned

Mr Anderson and Mr D E Taplin warned of a gloomy future for Australian manufacturing as costs rise and proposed budget corrections threaten economic growth. They said extreme measures could depress the economy and cited rising consumer prices as a major concern for future policy.

Act Cabe Anderson NSW Chamber of Manufacture D. E. Taplin

Price Controls Not Effective Restraint, Says Trade Leader

NSW business figures argue price controls fail to curb inflation. They cite February consultations and rising indirect taxes as drivers of higher living costs. The Retail Traders Association and unions debate the balance between wage hikes and restraint, noting most price increases stem from indirect taxation rather than demand.

Nsw Pelham-Thorman Griffin Iscoreanes

Rise in cost of living hits value of money says federation leader

Mr A Norquay general secretary of the Australian Farmers Federation warns that over 13 weeks the rise in living costs emphasises a serious decline in the value of money.

A. Norquay The Australian Farmers Federation

Inflation curbs threaten Queensland rural exports says Bell

In Brisbane last night Mr C B P Bell of the United Graziers Association warned that national inflation controls would hit Queensland harder than other states. He noted the state relies on rural exports and that lower incomes and rising costs would press many country communities as the curbs persist.

Queensland United Graziers Assection C. B. P. Bell Brisbane

Chambers defend Tariff Board amid concerns over independence

The Australian Chamber of Commerce and Industry warns that Cabinet proposals could weaken the Tariff Board’s independent status. ACCA cites the board’s ongoing, systematic industry reviews to classify sectors by cost and guide resource allocation. President G M Hastie stressed support for preserving the board’s review process.

Associated Chambers of Commerce of Australia Tariff Board John McEwen Chamber G. M. Hastie Canberra ACCA

Advisory role to Government debate on economic planning board

Mr Mastie warns that the board acts as an economic planning agency determining Australia's development. He argues the board’s recommendations shape how resources flow and influence economic management, noting its historic influence on policy direction.

Australia Mastie

Talks on Inflation at Canberra Conference

Mr Askin urged national talks on inflation at the Premiers Conference in Canberra on February 4. He proposed a wide table of participants including state governments, manufacturers, retailers, rural interests, and labour groups to grappling with the problem in the national interest.

Ne Woud Mane Canberra Askin

London and Brisbane political note hints and numbers

Fragmentary report references BHP shares at noon in London and mentions Nourne and Perth with a ban. It notes Labor Government, discussions in Brisbane and South Australia, with unclear details on why or what action is proposed. No clear names, dates, or outcomes emerge from the readable text.

Ban Is & Labor Brisbane South Australia

Property trust issue fills February 12 closing date

Pioneer Concrete Services Ltd extends the take over offer closing to February 12 after receiving acceptances from shareholders. General Property Trust, floated by Lend Lease, passes minimum subscription and will accept oversubscriptions in the public issue. The National Buy Company of Australia Ltd discusses unit listing and a proposed share exchange.

Pioneer Concrete Services Ltd Consolidated Quarries General Property Trust Lend Lease Tete Dusseldorp National Buy Com Pany of Australia Ltd SSMS Ein el Hha Trust Lend Lease Corporation Profit of Australia Ltd Hg Tras Hone Prownes Say Rani

Buckingham Holdings Trust Receives Share Acceptances

The document describes share acceptances totaling significant percentages and discusses the net asset backing of the company. It notes a 63 percent return from acceptances and outlines price controls, market values, and annual economic assessments. Conflicting quotes from political figures touch on inflation, purchasing power, and fiscal policy.

OD Tegela, Poy Ltd Fromm Buck Linghams Holdings Ltd Ein Weaillefeld Scife Ember Enetita MeAskin Einfeld Miaca

Travelodge Eyes Japan Hotel Venture With Mitsubishi

Travelodge Australia Ltd and Mitsubishi Shoji Kaisha signed an agreement to study a joint venture to build and operate several hotels in Japan. A Tokyo source cited a 1,000 million yen capital plan, with equal share for both firms, contingent on feasibility results.

Tokyo Jaap-Reuter Travelodge Australia Ltd Mitsubishi Shoji Kaisha Japan Mitsubishi Vipan

Travelodge investment in Tokyo hotel boom

The Nihon Keizai Shimbun reports a joint firm plans several middle-class Tokyo hotels with 400 to 700 rooms each. If built, Travelodge would be the first foreign firm to invest in the Japanese hotel industry since ...

Nihon Keizai Shimsun Frm Tokyo Travelodge Eign Firm

Goulburn Wool Sale Nears Finish With Firm Market

Goulburn wool sale shows near prices for 5746 Merino bales on final day of fifth series. Fleeces ranged best to good spinners and super spinners with topmaking descriptions included. Market closed firm for all descriptions as competition stayed restrained on fine fleece while medium Merino met keen demand. Principal buyers from Eastern Europe Japan the Continent with some UK support. Top price 73 for 4 bases ex slip AAAA on account A F Walmsley Pty Ltd Gunning.

Goulburn Europe Japan United_Kingdom A. F. Walmsley Pty Ud Gunning

BHP to spend 13 million on Leichhardt Colliery development

BHP will invest 13 million to convert the Leichhardt Colliery at Blackwater Queensland into a fully operational mine producing 800000 tons of prime coking coal annually. The project, via Queensland Coal Mining Co Ltd, aims to meet rising steel industry demand and supply Whyalla and Port Kembla steelworks, with production rising to 3600 tons daily by early 1974 and a final labour force of about 360. The Gemini seam at depth 1,260 feet is high quality prime coking coal, planned for extensive trial mining after two shafts and continued sinking through 1971.

BHP Blackwater Queensland Queensland Coal Mining Co Ltd Whyalla South Australia Nsw Southern Nsw Port Kembla Ela Ald Australia Mineral Deposits Ltd Tf Anst Jzircon Elses| Hartogen Explorations Pty United Packages Ltd Treat We Es Smith Hartogen W.meat Company E. Smith Genow-Hartog Group Wilke and Co W. E Smith

CUB Plans 1:5 Bonus Issue and Dividend Outlook

Carlton United Breweries announces a 1 to 5 bonus issue and a partial dividend rise amid wage pressures and higher operating costs. Directors expect the actions to bolster capital, with shares issued at par and a February 17 close date. The firm notes potential gains if current trends persist and aims to maintain dividend pace.

Carlton United Brewery Ester Enfed CUB Aix Froyps Hourne Stock Exchange Ectors

United Packages Merger Plans by Smith and Partners

W. E. Smith Ltd and United Packages Ltd announce a planned merger between W. Smith and United Packages to create a combined packaging group. The move aims to consolidate operations and expand market reach, with formal terms to be finalized after regulatory review.

W. E. Smith Ltd United Packages Ltd

Westmoreland Copper Assays Reach 15.9 Percent

Westmoreland and associated companies report an average copper assay of 15.9 percent from drilling in the Hawkes Bay district area. The program includes multiple boreholes with intervals showing strong copper, while other projects in Australia, New Zealand, and Western Australia pursue nickel, copper, and rutile prospects. Directors note ongoing exploration and farm-out discussions, with several drill rigs active and additional assays pending.

Westmoreland Als Lid Autralia Northern Territory Hartogen Phillips, Autralian Sunray OHI Soc Reaver Hawkes Bay Trict New Zealand Jensen Mining and Investireameniy Ltd Burbridge Southern Cross Westen Greater Australis Northland Minerals Ltd Garn Goldfield Jmere Powiby Develoning Weat/jityesiais Kimberley

Dividend promised by Gil Investments despite loss

Gil Investments Ltd will pay an interim dividend of 7.5 percent for the six months ended December 31, 1970, despite a substantial loss. The decision reflects company policy to maintain shelling profits and reward shareholders amid earnings pressure.

Gil Investments Ltd

Hermitage Wines prospectus for 1.5 million shares issued

Hermitage Wines Ltd yesterday issued a prospectus for 1.5 million shares at 10c on application with 3c on application optional. Payments due April 1 and July 1 next year. Public issue funds a Pokolbin property in NSW’s Valley for development, about 922 acres of Rothbury estate, with 30 acres already planted. First dividend expected in 1978. Underwritten by A. C. Goode and Co and Chase-NBA Group Ltd.

Hermitage Wines Ltd Pokolbin Valley of Nsw Rothbury A. C. Goode and Co Stock’ Exchange of “Melbourne Chase-Nba Group Ltd

Also Mentioned on This Page

Acma Head Norquay Mr Anderson Omic Chambers Back Tariff Board Mr Hastie Mr Askin Jwe Virgin Commonwealth Infeld Labor Fort World Labour and Industry South London Nourne Perth Sydney Austra Australan Goulburn Wool Sale Leichhardt W. Smith United Packages Merger Northland Beaver Jensen Wapet Palgrave Palgrave Corporation Ltd Australia Square Andamaka Opal Expo Sky Mine A. Barton Frial New Caledonia Jubilee Not Wellite Singapore Gage Roads Hermitage Rereeal Tears From Lake Worm Ree Vic Eric Anderson Kings Cross Flag Motor Inn Roslyn Gardens Elizabeth Bay
Search Courier

Search the Canberra Times Today with a Free Trial

We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.

Not Finding What You Were Looking for on This Page of The Canberra Times?

People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!

Looking Courier

Browse Newspapers

You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!

By Location

By Location

Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.

Browse by Location
By Date

By Date

Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.

Browse by Date
By Publication

By Publication

Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.

Browse by Publication