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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Jul 05, 1969
Page
10
Stock prices on CK Exchange and Sydney markets show modest gains as the Wall Street Index rises to 597.12, with notable activity around commodity and technology shares. Traders monitor energy sector movements and the Keppel exchange cross to gauge broader market momentum.
Fragmented OCR snippet covers share options, dates, and corporate actions with references to Sydney mining, oil storage, a few named individuals, and deadlines. The text is garbled but suggests a regulatory or corporate notice about share preferences, deadlines for acceptance, and ordinary company acts.
Japanese finance ministry allowances spark a wave of offshore investments in Australia as Nippon mining and Mitsubishi lead a consortium to back Robe River and Bowingville projects. The plan targets copper concentrates and iron ore with multi–year deals, contingent onSwann Government approvals and long term supply contracts.
The report outlines ACI’s takeover of Metlah operations and associated entities including Xray Rey Ltd and 3eeray Engineering BMIAnsuatis Co. Ply. It notes share renewals, market moves, and non destructive testing, welding, and metallurgy work across Australia New Zealand and linked regions, with emphasis on zinc nickel and heavy industry.
Japanese steel mills moved to raise prices on Moura and Kincla coal under the long term contract with Thiess Peabody Mitsui Coal. The talks in Tokyo discussed new pricing and incentives, with aims to raise tonnage and secure supply amid production challenges.
Weekly Times reports Sir John Williams, chairman, and Mr PL7 Jones, vice chairman, will visit Perth to discuss with West Australian Newspapers directors the Herald and Weekly Times offer to take over shares in West Australian Newspapers.
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