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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Mar 03, 1972
Page
3
A Sidney based takeover pact involving Pitt Son and Industrial Equity seeks control of a local firm. The plan includes share price around 158 dollars per share and reflects a strategic consolidation in the regional market.
Pioneer Sugar Milly Ltd posts a 28 percent rise in net profit to 1,808,000 after robust sugar sales and a record 29.40 tonnes per 1908 cane intake. Cane production reaches 672,347 tonnes, with significant outputs from Saar and Inkerman regions and regional cane tonnages. Dividend of 15.40 plus 4.0 per cent bonus announced. company capital structure noted.
Courtaulds Hilton reports a decline in net profit for the year ended, with reduced earnings and a lower per share figure. Directors warn of continued pressure amid inflation, noting a weaker market and costs. The year shows a fall from the prior period, with revised forecasts and caution on dividends.
The directors of Australian Gypsum Industries Ltd plan a one for four bonus issue following an 11 per cent jump in consolidated net profit for the December half-year. Shareholders registered on March 30 will be issued the bonus.
The article outlines Wilke reducing interim earnings and dividend prospects amid a turbulent period for printers, publishers, and allied firms. It notes a December setback with earnings dropping sharply, while management signals cautious outlook into the coming year, amidst ongoing restructuring and market pressure.
Chairman Munna of Nese Eshione Lid MeN reports a cautious outlook for January trading. December results show revenue rise and a profit increase amid improving premium income and better earnings on issued capital. Directors anticipate further progress with orders in hand and interim dividends declared by YACE Insurance Co Ltd.
Allied Vintners Ltd launches a cash and share offer valued at about 4.998 million for Wynn Winegrowers ordinary shares. The bid proposes 30 cash and share consideration with a minimum dividend protection and conditions on accepting holders. The offer targets registered Wynn shareholders and notes dividend treatment if declared prior to completion.
Sydney financier and developer Trade Credits Ltd revealed yesterday that the Coroniad Murua Life Assurance Society Act has acquired 10 percent of Trade Credits. The move follows market shifts and prompts discussions at a meeting attended by executives including Mr Robert Simervaiile and Mr Christopher Pris.
Senator R G Withers was chosen to chair the Senate Select Committee on Foreign Ownership and Control following the recent meeting in Canberra. The group committed to gathering public views and expert testimony, with procedural masters outlining steps to frame a report for the upcoming session. Other committee members include Senators Olah tap WAL, Lip Micke, and Motel ER, among others, as they prepare for further hearings.
The text presents garbled names and roles including Fi tise Alene, Brian Anglin, Patas Federal Chamber, and Fond tala Mir Shiner. It appears to discuss an official or ceremonial setting with unidentified dates and institutions, but the exact actions, places, and outcomes are unreadable.
Disputes kept 191,800 working days idle in December with wages estimated at 2,694,100 pounds. Figures released reflect a year end trend showing days lost rising over the previous year, driven mainly by the manufacturing sector.
AAP reports rising strain in New Zealand and Australia trade ties as caravan vehicle imports, licensing schemes, and reciprocal trade terms strain the New Zealand government. Officials note four years of effort building a caravan network may be disrupted by shifts in policy and licensing, with limited prospects for a quick fix.
Limited readable text shows Lewis and Amtsoy Motors Bega discussing share options. Details are unclear but imply an ongoing negotiation affecting stakes and control. Further context or names are incomplete in the fragment.
A Canberra Times economic analysis debates regulation and tariff protection. Wayman argues protection safeguards Australian industries and jobs while Topeak counters cost increases and risks to trade. The piece cites Indian and Chinese competition and calls for prudent policy to balance growth and employment.
The Treasurer said the Grants to States Bill aims to authorize a large grant totaling about 66 million dollars for the 1971-72 year to finance government expenditures. He noted a significant contribution from the Common deal and described the bill as primarily for the payment of grants to states and municipalities.
Fragmentary report notes a Senate defeat tied to funding for education and welfare initiatives. The text hints at fiscal contention and shifts in policy, referencing changes in school aid and related program allocations amid political maneuvering.
Government plans to introduce investment allowances for New York, aiming to spur revival of a key industry. The policy targets needlepoint sectors, with a 9 percent rate proposed, and outlines provisions for special taxation and support for financial providers.
Report outlines questions on campaign expenditures and spending limits. Mentions ministers and candidates facing scrutiny over alleged overages and legal thresholds. Officials weigh whether spending aligns with electoral rules amid rising concern.
Liberal backbench MP laments breaches of law as he accuses the government of breaching rules during a press conference. He says Whitlam must face inquiry while defending the ministerial duties and public service integrity amidst a heated debate on legality and accountability.
The Speaker Sir William Aston described remarks as unreasonable while noting attempted clarification from Mr McMahon. Prime Minister and External Affairs figures discussed possible visits and timing, with emphasis on parliamentary responsibility and the implications for policy.
A fragmented transcript shows Mr Lynch denying dodging military service during Question Time. Speaker and ministers face pointed questions about past claims as opposition and senators debate loyalty, duty, and political rhetoric amid a tense parliamentary session.
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