Mining shares ease on Sydney Exchange market drift
Gold miners led a weaker trading session with many issues failing to trade while some producers fell. Consolidated Gold Fields rose, BHP slipped, Porpoise moved, and NBHC and Western Mining gained. The oil and industrial sectors showed mixed moves as rails, retailers, and textiles posted minor gains amid a generally subdued market.
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Sydney
Unose
Central
GMK
Ant Hill
New Guinea
Peko
Consolidated Gold Fields
BHP
Woodside-Dermah Shed Fc
Poseides
Bougsinville
Affiiace
Hamersey
Seatees
MIM
Brewers
Carton
United Sc
Tooheys
Swan
Myer Schigher
Waktoms
Cols Sc
AGU
Brambles, Elders, Dunlop
ICI
Macri Brothers
ACH
Beaver
Timor
Endeavour
MEL
Comte-Patea
Pacific Files
Sts
Tauks
BRESBANE = Stock Exchange
Ile
Bougainville
Queens
Milges
Industrial and Retail Map of Melbourne Districts
A dense OCR list catalogs numerous street names, shopfronts, and industrial references across Melbourne. It names businesses, districts, and landmarks such as Melbourne, Amc, Prom, Bracke, Morris, Olympic, and Empire, implying a broad directory of commercial entries and place names without a clear narrative or event.
Fragmented OCR stock market snippet from Sydney mining listings
An unreadable OCR fragment lists various company names and prices and mentions the London price of a commodity. It includes entities like Sydney mining, oil, Hastings, Kamobés, Nereeman, Titan Boy, Ocean, Offshore, and metals with scattered figures such as 8136.08. The text is garbled and lacks coherent context or complete data.
Building societies lose almost $10 million in April
NSW permanent building societies faced a net deposit drop in April as withdrawals totalled 800 million dollars against 70.2 million deposited. The first time withdrawals exceeded deposits, prompting worries over home loan lending cuts and tighter money supply. Officials blamed the Crean government policy and overseas capital outflow for the squeeze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nsw
Bureau of Densus and Statistics
Mr Crean
Australian Association of Permanent Building Societies
Frank Qu'nn
Creans Mer
Mutual — Permanent Building Soviets
R W. Morris
Morris
Newman named managing director of GM-H Holden
Mr Damon Martin Jr, named as temporary assistant managing director, will become GM-Holdens managing director on Sir A. Gibbs's retirement July 1. A GM veteran since 1945, Martin has held overseas posts including Brazil and London, Antwerp, and La Grange Illinois, and led GM’s Brazilian subsidiary before returning to the overseas division last year. He will also chair the Whitman Railways Board for a five year term starting in July.
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Damon Martin Jr
General Motors - Holden
A. G. Gibbs
General Motors
Mr Martin
Melbourne
Cieneral Motors Electromotive Division
la Grange
Illinois
Illnois Institute of Technology
Corporaton
London
Antwerp
Asiston
G@™ MHo
S Ir Dibbs
Wittman Railways Board
Gas shows in Marlin test well
The Broken Hill Pty Co Ltd announced gas shows at the Marlin A-24 well. The deep inclined exploratory test well from the Stirling platform is producing this week and currently at a measured depth of about 6 000 feet. Additional tests and preparations to proceed were noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marlin
Broken Hill Pt. Co Ltd
Ares
Fae
Satong
Bel Wel
Malia
Beer Acer
GMH-H appoints Australian not chosen as managing director
Dr Cairns, Minister for Overseas Trade and Secondary Industry, says GMH-H will not appoint an Australian to the managing director post. He regrets the decision and notes the choice aims to improve GM-H standing with Austrade amid public reaction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stoters-Halden
Natant Jechey
Overseas Trade and Secondary Industry
Cairns
Pahunkitis
Gibbs
Am Austalian
Dp Cairns
Bill Cabbs
London market update slips with minor losses
London Wall Street notes Fraencial Vince biduttegl index and Bow Jones down amid selling pressure. The Dow Jones Industrial Average falls 0.6 points to 477.2 while the broader market declines 2.6 points to 898.2 on the second straight session after an earlier uptick. Oil index slides 1.23 to 172.15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London Wall Street Freancal
Vince Biduttegl Index
Bow Jones
World Weather Roundup From London To New York
Weather notes from London show cloudy conditions and a forecast for rain. Madrid reports cloudy skies. New York experiences clear conditions with mild temperatures.
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London
Bounty Mane
Veategar
W. Wer
Mors
New York
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Fray
Minere
NBHC
Western Mining
Gt Boulder
Metals
CSR
Promeer
Skater Walker Sc
Hooker Jc
Poseidem
Pacific Copper Sc
Eqsperor
Australian Development Fc
GMIK
North Katgerfi
Wattle Golly
Westerm Migleg
Great Boulder Bc
Myer
Malelime
Locks Sed Holdings
Teme
Hanover
lMomd
Sydney Stock Exchange
Allitane Soc
Amel Suman
Warner
Canis
Caidermar
Tony
Herhar Bo Chapman
Sun Soc
Allied
Arin der Bosi
Enral Z
Soueri
Dawes
San Fier
Koncerties
Nan Brew oOe Co
Karem
Battaria
Kotter
Olybic Soc
Onnrm
Teompeana
Pouiany
Troy
Revere
Feerth
Deanerte
Pal Cela
Cuba
Ae Aa
Weemares AG
James
Wheelas
RAS Toys
Perria
Zoo
Bamana
Wade
Yeager
É. Yrere Am
Seiger
Buren
Gurer Kaller
Balter Burer
Buver Baller
WIP Kata
Leesa
Ty Bola Coppers
Mazean
Multat
Peert
Sdc
Brae
Chapman Se Coewn
Allstate
Minar
Martes
Marr
Armas Coe
Eave
Ineres
Petrom
Prapeer
Drteur
Titan
Tia Kim
Nimedal Coy
Exel
Ely Ane
Ratoe
Orkeman
Neil
Sota
Lennard
Mae
Bane
Barteitradi
Biaerlen
Birk Pread
Tnt Wals
Coursge
Develie
Dunlop
Fire
Freignter
Wrighte
Ceosnen
Cacm
Goliath
Grace Br
Holland O
Mathion
Huttons
Indus & A
Jenn
Repp
Lowrey
Morris Paliad
Preag Hasell
Rothman
Skere'rae
Smrson
Simer Wik
Vickers Jh von Addensaie
Vulcan
Wal
Cleveland
Tee
Rutile Comwer
Sarr
Fda
Gppland
Hastings
Hagetiis Kamobés
Karenel
Kisetic
Pet Lyme Eavenars
Atel Sessa
Mitramar
Newmetal
Goud
Nereeman
Titan Boy
Sep
Newman
Gm-H
UCN
Ani Viedia Deel
Tahal Co
Ste Testilles
Amd
Pureau & Ou
West Ul Dasma
Bagaly Aviedwe
Sum Cole Dam
Beries Griffis
Berviers
Coas
Lim
Lst
Yam
Ney
Grea Cope
Kiand
Murediigmiah
Emrerante
Thredbo
Canberra
Ala
Tors
Tanke, Sao
Dara
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