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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Jun 26, 1965
Page
8
The article reports savings bank deposits in May across districts, noting a drop from April and May figures in several areas. It cites variations in balance levels, interest effects, and deposits by different banks with specific numeric figures and comparisons.
Stocks declined sharply as Sydney, London, and New York markets fell, with the Dow Jones average dropping 12.48 points and the FT index slipping. Prices for metals and mining shares sank amid broad selling pressure, with notable declines seen in Broken Hill, Western Mining, and Tinto, while liquidity dried up and nerves tightened across global exchanges.
Australian stock exchanges discuss proposed uniform commission rates. Urquhart cites 75 percent approval needed in Melbourne and 75 percent in Sydney for the plan to take effect, with key earnings projections and brokers' charges under review. A separate report notes Hardie asbestos profits and dividends, plus broader market commentary on brokers and commissions.
Danaty Anderson stated today that the Japanese offer, combined with the side option, covered the Chalet line. The firm targets deliveries in March and June 1987, citing wind-current factors and site proximity to the Milani Shinhurld Tas project as pivotal in securing the order. The bid lists 140M for carcass-related work and notes freight service implications for February delivery plans.
A fragmented critique observes shaky data on vehicle registrations and building: demand pressures loom, with fear of a weak balance of payments and exaggerated forecasts. It notes delayed effects of policy and hints at OECD forecasting guidance.
Fragmentary text mentions population expansion and confident outlook for future, referencing subsidiaries possibly contributing to growth. Reading is limited and key names or specifics are missing.
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