Australian Paper Manufacturers sees profit rise in half year
Consolidated profit up 7.3 percent for the December half year with improved earnings before tax and depreciation. Directors note higher gross margin and increased tax provision. Interim dividend not declared. shares to remain unchanged until final payment in April. After final payment issued capital will be 375.9 million.
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Australian Paper Manufacturers Ltd
Melicjon
Captie Staed
Ise
Apel
Tone
APM
Cudgeon to quit beach injunction sought on minerals
The court granted an injunction to restrain mining activities at North Moonee Beach. The Shire sought to halt extraction claiming the area contains natural vegetation and is the only undisturbed land in the northern section of the shire. The case centers on preventing loss of resources valued at an estimated 32 million.
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Condgeon
Ear
Ovine ‘Hardie
Cudgeon Tim
North Moonee Beach
Cointe
Eden Lam
Shire Trail
Travelled banker appointed representative in Australia
Mr Robert J. Gucine has been named representative in Australia for the Chartered Bank Group after Mr John S. Fisher's retirement. Previously assistant manager at the Singapore principal office, he has served 18 years across India Malaysia Indonesia Burma and Hong Kong. The Chartered Bank is part of Britain's largest overseas banking group with Stand 7 and Chartered taking Group Ltd. and partners with Mutual Asset and Marin Corporation Group.
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Robert J. Gucine
Australia
Chartered Bank Grup
John S. Fisher
Guthrie
Chartered Bank
Singapore
India
Malaysia
Indonesia
Bune
Hong Kong
Britain
Stand 7
Chartered “Aking Group Lid
Mutual Azcep
Tia
Marin Corporation
Lil
Austral
Kalmin Kalmin Exploration seeks stock exchange listing
Kalmin Kalmin Exploration Ltd announces continued applications from overseas as it seeks listing on the stock exchange. The company reports 249,995 fully paid 286 shares as part of its capital structure.
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Kalmin Exploration Ltd
Kalgoorlie
Tariff Board gains ninth member
The ninth member of the Tariff Board is Mr G. F. Johnson executive director of the Australian Electrical Manufacturers Association appointed by the Minister for Trade and Industry after consultation with the Chairman Mr Rattigan. Johnson, 46, is a Sydney University economics graduate who spent years in government service before joining AEMA in 1969. The appointment, welcomed by major industry groups, signals broader scope for tariff reviews and a growing role for the board in trade policy and bylaw questions.
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G. F. Johnson
The
Australian Electrical Manufacturers Association
Department of Customs
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AENA
Wew Board
Itig
Johnson
Elcome
Australian Council of Trade Unions
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Ster
Ite
ACTU
Public Service
Public Service and Six Members From Private Enterprise
D. I. Son
Private Enterprise
R. Boyer
J. Corsar
C. Grace
R. Dudley
G.P. Hampel
Ohman
Prouctsrom
Appointment of Peter Royce as manager of personnel services
Alcon of Australia Ltd announced yesterday the appointment of Mr Peter Royce as manager personnel services and the promotion on transfer of Mr Bruce Baird as manager of organisation development in Western Australia. Royce has held major personnel posts with some of Australia's leading industries. He lectures Melbourne University and the Australian Institute of Management. At Kwinana he will be responsible for organ isation analysis management development and manpower planning.
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Alcon of Australia Ltd
Peter Royce
Bruce Baird
Western Australia
Royce
Australia
Melbourne University
Kwinana
Retail sales credit rises in Australia in December
Australia reports a rise in household and business financing in December with total wholesale and retail credit increasing from 91.3 million to 98.4 million while new motor finance and building activity show gains. Preliminary estimates indicate overall growth across sectors, though some categories hit varied growth rates and seasonally adjusted figures.
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Fulion
Australia
Burens
Nareeet
Lysaghts to Build Australia’s Largest Pre-Paint Plant
Lysaghts (Aust) and Westerport Hay Victoria plan a $5.4 million pre paint line to start this year and finish by late 1973. Melbourne manager Leslie Weldon said the plant will be Australia’s largest of its type and will paint metals at 400 tons per minute, improving on the previous line at Port Kem Bin.
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Ohn
Lysaghts
Weldon
Kembin Pla
Canberra court clears driver in disqualification case
In a Canberra proceeding, Mrs Berna dette Sly of Aranda faced charges for driving while disqualified. Mr Justice Scarlett found the offence proven but dismissed the conviction, citing renewal notice confusion and previous disqualification, resulting in a $50 fine and a three month driving ban. Additional cases included Barry James McKee given leniency for delayed proceedings, Harold Miller fined for high breath test results, and several others for driving with alcohol above limits.
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Bernadette Sly
Noala Place
Aranda
T. Chris
Diae
Scarlett
Crimea
Sly
Contae
Lesnar
E. Baker
Mea Sly
Nicholl
Barry Jamen Mckee
Theodore Steet
Lyons
Near East Row
Canberra
Nicoll Sid
Mckee
John Spencer’ Laverence
Weeney
Negligent Driving Case Heard in Canberra Magistrates Court
A magistrate in Canberra Petty Sessions labeled a recent case as close to the worst negligent driving instance seen. Ronald Keeley, 22, of Caley Crescent Narrabundah, pleaded guilty to negligent driving after his car left the road near Drottro on a Sunday night, rolled several times, and injured passengers. Police found extensive skid marks and Keeley admitted showing off to passengers and drinking earlier. he claimed high speed around a corner caused the crash. The magistrate disqualified Keeley from driving for three months considering the seriousness and his four years of driving.
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Canberra
Mc Nicholl
Ronald ‘Terrance Keeley
Caley Cres
Seat
Narrabundahy
Keeley
Morshead Drive
Berzins
Nicholl
Durtroon
Res
Polic
Liquidator outlines position for Minsec assets in liquidation
Sydney report quotes Mineral Securities Australia Ltd liquidator J H Jamison detailing balance sheet figures for December 1972. Total investments and assets valued at 21,863,000 with 10,753,000 at market value and current assets of 7,490,000. Northern Tertiary Mine partnership holdings valued at 270,000 and a subordinated loan to Robe River Ltd of 3,350,000 to be taken over by Robe River buyers. Prior investments sold since August 1971 and shares in Amad NL Pexa Oil NI group disposed. Final payment contingent on Robe River share sales and other group disposals.
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Mineral Securities Australia Ltd
J. H. Jamison
Sydney
Minsec Han Ale
Perol Pantoral
Robe River Ltd
Jamison
Robe River
Minsec
Minsee, Investments Ply Ltd
Norausam Puy Ltd
Minsee
Is Group
Amad NL
Pexa Oil NI Land Petroleum Securities Australia Ltd
Oil Investments Ltd
Neice
Tamwon
Sie
Rabe River
Pany
Ausalan Antimony Corp NE
ALT Down
Uhl Griths Brothers
Eid
Shan
Australian yen bond talks in Tokyo near completion
Australian Treasury Deputy Secretary Me J W Garrett leads a two officer delegation to Tokyo for negotiations with Japanese officials and an underwriting group on a nearly five year yen denominated government bond. The Australian embassy says talks aim to wrap up soon before the delegation returns home.
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Tokyo
Australia
Japan
J W. Garrett
Finance Ministy
Ificale
Tannese Secuties
Ineet Tay
Takashi Hosomi
Carnal Know Allegation Noted In January Filing
A fragmentary report notes a January filing tied to sexual misconduct allegations with unclear details. It mentions a 90 degree Fahrenheit reference and a 35.90 measure, but the context and involved parties remain uncertain.
Death car speed blamed in Sydney crash
Sydney court heard a car carrying Noel Bennett 24 Cheryl Pollard 19 and Vicky Henderson 20 aged three Moore Fork party collided at 91 to 100 mph before striking a power pole. Passenger Bruce Forre was not clear. Witnesses said they had been drinking and ran a red light. Police noted skid marks and a rollover before impact.
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Sydney
Moore Fork
Noel Hamer Bennett
O'Brien Street
Bondi
I. F. Fowler
Noel Bennett
Bruce James
Ramtwick
Elizabeth Street
Mio
Cleveland Street
Murder on train alleged in Newcastle court
A 19 year old apprentice boiler maker, Terry Francis Skill en of Thornton, appeared in Maitland Court charged with feloniously and maliciously murdering 19 year old Martin June Fry on a Thornton train last Thursday. He allegedly stabbed Fry in the chest after boarding with her at Mall Wood. Skillen was remanded to February 21 with bail refused. Police say the youth jumped from the moving carriage after the stabbing.
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Tully
Thornton
Maiteland Court
Bourne
Terry Francis Skillen
Ol' Thornton
G. J. Iacrae
Mart June Fry
Macrae
Skillen
Land
Mall Wood
Youth Charged in Death at Ten Point Water
A youth appeared in Children’s Court charged with manslaughter in the shooting death of Con. Mable Joseph Gibb yesterday at Ten Point Water. He was also charged with unlawful use of a motor vehicle. A second youth, age ten, faced charges of receiving a stolen vehicle and unlicensed driving, and a third, aged twelve, was charged with dealing a motor vehicle and unlicensed driving. All three were remanded to appear in two weeks.
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FDNY
Labourer remanded in unclear case
A labourer named Soney Monnee Kenzie, aged 19, of general residence was remanded after appearing on a charge. Details or jurisdiction appear unclear in the fragmentary OCR text.
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Monnee
Kenzie
Eee Ciers Saal
Ees Bees Cole
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