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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Mar 22, 1966
Page
7
Melbourne trading reports show share prices edging higher with small moves across the market. Amalgamated Chemicals declines to 82.92 while other listed firms and mining stocks swing, reflecting cautious sentiment amid fluctuating prices and mixed performance on the Melbourne Stock Exchange.
Fragmented OCR text mentioning Melbourne Brisbane and Adelaide stock exchanges with garbled phrases and scattered names such as Sanche and Brelden. Likely captured a market or financial note segment with incomplete data and no clear events or figures to resolve.
Market notes show varied prices across commodities with several listings for wine oil and dairy. Key figures include Adelaide prices for items like WINE and National Dairy. buyers registered interest with percentages and negotiated terms. Strong activity noted in mining and Sundry goods with fluctuations in demand and supply reflected in the latest market column.
A garbled market summary notes price movements in Brisbane with references to futures, shares and commodities. Mentions Wool futures, beverage and industrial items, and multiple unnamed traders. Context appears erratic but indicates a volatile trading session with cross references to Adelaide and Silverton.
Fragmentary OCR text cites Sydney stock quotes and financial notes with scattered figures and codes. The readable portions reference market prices and commodity mentions but lack coherent data, entities, or context to form a clear summary.
Adolf Friedrich Wilhelas Duell, 411, assistant bar manager, was brought before the AGT Supreme Court by Mr Hermes on two charges of stealing. He pleaded not guilty and gave his defence as witnesses testified for the prosecution about cheques drawn at the Manuka branch of the Australia and New Zealand Bank found in his Canberra office. The case concerns alleged theft while employed by Canberra Rew Mate ry Ltd and links to a Canberra hotel.
A tangled OCR fragment records court proceedings and penalties. It notes fines for drink driving and nine month disqualification, an apparent appeal over a vehicle collision, and mentions witnesses, police, and a magistrate discussing driving offences and alcohol influence.
In New South Wales at Cooma Quarter Sessions Crown Prosecutor told Judge Pitcher a man named Garhotty faced four charges of Tweeny and five charges of possessing weapons and car parts tied to theft. Several defendants including Garhumt faced car theft related counts and carnal knowledge charges with sentencing likely in February. Detective Seigewni and others described linked vehicle thefts and the criminal network around Sydney.
Report describes a break in at Cooma with three convicts fleeing custody. James Thyer, 33, from Cooma Gaol, and two others were recaptured after a farmyard sighting. A prison guard and constable recount the escape and subsequent pursuit.
The funeral service for Bevan Brenden Janae ages 45 with multiple convictions was held at Presbitch's Church in NSW, with Judge Tamwonh remanding the proceedings. The event followed his death at age 83 in Saturder Street and involved local officials and family noting the input of W. J. Scully and others in the arrangements.
Canberra C18 investigated a theft of women's clothes from a book four fin in the Lyneham area over the weekend. Police recovered the clothing yesterday from bushes on Ohier street Lyneham. Detectives said such incidents occur periodically.
AAP Reuters report describes an Australian food fortnight event in Kuala Lumpur featuring delicacies and dairy products. The piece notes foreign investors and a culinary foreman overseeing stalls, with frost and import considerations affecting offerings.
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