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Canberra Times

Location

Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia

Date

Jul 20, 1972

Page

14

Mining shares slip as BRISBANE and MELBOURNE trade muted

A listless trading day across mining and industrial stocks with limited gains. Major movers included Western Mining and North-West Shelf explorer Woodside while BHP eased further and Cra recovered modestly amid thin turnover on the Melbourne and Brisbane stock exchanges.

Western Mining Great Boulder Audimen Westron Ampol Woodside North-West Shelf North Bankin No 2 Brisbane ‘Stock Exchange QTH Queensland Prem Bask Promeer Seger Sc Sanmneel Allen BHP Stc Castlemaine Sc Woodside-Durmahil AA OW Poseidon Queensland Mines Sic Ville Sc Me Holdings Rc Western Milning Line Sc MFC Sc

Share Price Indices July 19 1972 Bank and finance sectors

The page lists share price indices by industry and sector with figures for Banks Ins Trustee 309.67, Other Finance 122071, Pastoral 270.60, Trade and Services 444.30, Food Drink Teb 334.17, Text and Clothing 306.75, Basic Materials 341.30, Steel and Engre 1001.75, Building and Construction 1396.89, Elec Sales and Manu 523.20, Automotive Ind 1120.71, Non Ferrous Metals 2869.03, Fuel Light Power 215.02, All Ordinaries 582.60, and 18/7/72 312.58 with codes 122034 and 78156 446.89.

Mining Steel

Oil Index Rises Again On Second Day Up

The oil index moved higher for a second day as shares in Nat Bank and related firms climbed. Market observers noted gains across energy and financials with the index up 4.40 points to 212.44 amid broader trading activity in NSW markets.

Melbourne business and brand listings fragment

A dense OCR fragment lists numerous company names, brands, and entities across industries such as indus, Amel Mira, Ansett, Fleetways, Adama, Adams, Adelaide, and many others. It reads like a catalog page with numbers, codes, and partial place or product references, lacking coherent narrative or complete details.

ARC Adama Hbt Adams WM An Amel Mira Adel Sum Alduait Fn Safale Ela Webb Ansett Horeka Aligh MgtMa Fayles EB Fleetways Ava Chem ACI Frosen Fd Corp Age Ge C Georess Eiston Herve Grace Bresmar Sans Hees Rowe Henderson Brit Tob Holland Hecker BHP Brookl Coles Comales Leo Maines Mayet New McPherson Meibear Merbank Michielia Gian Oliver Dey Wijnewaess Sackville Viscount Waltoms Weld Emitheld Halls Peak Hamersley Tis Hastings Hoop Iniarenis Oa Ag Vt Mages Aeron Lud Povens Ren Geore Gia West

Sydney Mining Latest Sales Ledger Snippet

A fragmented OCR listing shows numerous mineral and oil company names with assorted figures, including BHida 390 NG Gold, New Abaken 19, Acmex 30, Newmex 9, Avkame 32, Apollo 64, Poseidon 1300, Old Austral Pac 4, Syd ney Oil 6, Endeavour 12, Olympus 4, and other firms and values. The text reads as a raw catalog of commodity sales and mining entities with scattered numeric tags.

Avkame Ajied Kaleuri Alsiae Altramare Otter Apollo Ardiethan Pirar Peerices Andimeo Aurore Ping Vale Poseidon South Boomali Russgar Boke Uran Setcasm Siberia Nick Curr Boyd Cantireagh Co Silver

Problems for national SE system in Australia

The Australian Associated Stock Exchanges AASE council in Sydney reports two core hurdles for a national administration of six stock exchanges the brok ers seats and a Commonwealth Companies Act. Seats vary in price across cities from about 40000 in Sydney to 10000 in Adelaide while a unified act is needed to replace state acts. A national depository and the Sen Pty Ltd takeover to enable broker delivery and a bearer system are planned along with mining company listing requirements linked to ore reserves.

Australian Stock Exchanges Michael McAlister Australian Associated Stock Exchanges Aase Council Sydney Stock Exchange McAlister Adelaide Nsw Serip AASE Sen Aite Australian Mining Industry Council Australasian Institute of Mining

Castlereagh Shares Sold At Sydney Stock Exchange

A total of 3.5 million Castlereagh Securities Ltd shares changed hands on the Sydney Stock Exchange. Most traded in two special deals at 7c above market, equal to the year's high. The bulk, 7,047,000 shares, came from Mineral Securities Australia Ltd via liquidator J H Jamison. An additional 425,000 shares sold from unknown sources. buyers not disclosed. Jamison noted Castlereagh holdings had not risen recently as Minsec’s positions were liquidated.

Melbourne Stock Exchange BHP Selower Sydney Comeng Holdings A.V. Jennings Philip Morris Castlereagh Securities Ltd Sydney Stock Exchange J. H. Jamison Mineral Securities Australia Ltd Minsec Jamison Minsee Castlereagh Robe River

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