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Canberra Times

Location

Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia

Date

Oct 02, 1973

Page

7

Banks to declare private savings rates this week

The Australian Bankers Association expects private savings banks to announce new interest rates this week, likely close to the Commonwealth Savings Bank level. R B Cameron noted rates should not vary significantly due to uniform conditions across banks and mass home loan activity, with announcements possible Wednesday or Thursday. The Reserve Bank deputy governor had set a ceiling rise to 71 percent from yesterday, while the Commonwealth Bank kept rates unchanged for deposits up to a specified amount.

Australian Bankers’ Association Association R.B. Cameron Commonwealth Savings Bank Cameron Commonwealth Reserve Bank Mom. Kaught Commonwealth Bank SAI San

Nicholas International Ltd posts higher 1972 73 net profit

Directors report consolidated net profit for the year at 4.289 million dollars, up from 3.974 million. Sales rose to 71.03 million, with depreciation and taxation details noted. Asset backing per share increased to 49s, dividends maintained at 6.5 percent, while outlook warns of inflation, cost pressures, and material shortages.

Nicholas International Ltd

Beef import shifts seen to lift US cattle market

The US faces greater Australian meat competition as Australia shifts exports toward the United States and Europe. New Zealand expects steady or higher beef and veal shipments to the United States next year, while US demand remains for low grade manufacturing beef.

Australia Europe Japan New Zealand United States Reort Wfilington New Zealand Meat Producers Board United States Department of Agriculture America

Weaker market in Melbourne on yesterday’s stock exchange

Melbourne shares weakened toward the close with slow turnover across sectors. BHP moved to 7 dollars, Tooths improved, and banks like Wales eased while National and Bank of Adelaide held. Mining stocks eased with Poseidon unchanged and Great Boulder down. Woodside and Ampol Exploration were flat on oil boards. Western Mining rose to 1.80, while Bank of NSW fell to 6.76 and Peko Wallsend declined to 5.03.

Melbourne Stock Exchange Sydney Stock Exchange Pele Hutidiy Melourne BHP Toas Herald Eade Wales National Bank of Adelaide Myers Serail Waltons Ampol Exploration Woodside Burma MIM Western Mining Corporion Bank of Nsw Peko Wallsend

New Zealand Trade Delegation Sees Confidence in PNG

Members of a Zealand trade delegation organized by the New Zealand Manufacturers Federation say the Papua New Guinea trip generated more orders than expected. Leader G R Harris noted strong future prospects for the territory and the mission boosted confidence in trade.

Auckland Mondo AAP Zealand Papua New Guinea New Zealand

Adelaide library to install IBM System/7 in 1974

The Barr Smith Library at the University of Adelaide will install IBM System/7 to streamline loan control. About fifteen thousand books are on loan at any time. system includes 14K main storage and 2.5 million word disc storage with IBM components and card reader terminals at circulation desks.

Barr Smith University of Adelaide Australia

IBM Australia reports lower half year profit

IBM Australia Ltd posted a consolidated net profit of 3,226,000 for the half year to June 30, down from 4,051,000 in the prior period. Directors cited difficult trading conditions in 1971-72 and a 1.73 drop in turnover, with depreciation at 3.97 million and a tax provision of 4.41 million.

IBM Australia Ltd IBM Commissioner of Taxation IBM Corporation Australia

Fletcher named general manager of CDP Australia

Barry J. Fletcher, formerly with the General Electric Organisation, is appointed general manager of Commercial Data Processing Ltd. CDP Australia. He will oversee operating divisions and brings extensive management experience from Australian operations and an overseas study tour. CDP offers on line computer services, data preparation, employment agency Datastall, courier A Car, and ACar Security Services.

Air Barry J. Fletcher Commercial Data Processing Ltd Sieneral Informatestems and Data Proceing CDP Datastall Courier Services A-Car Acar Security Services

Honeywell Opens Third Multics Center in Phoenix Complex

Honeywell Information Systems has installed a third Multics computer centre at its Phoenix Arizona complex. The system cost 5.7 million dollars and raises Honeywell’s total investment in its own Multics hardware to 21.2 million dollars.

Honeywell Information Systems Comspuiter Phoenix Arizona Honeywell Moltics

Wool buyers unsure on prices amid trade confusion

Wool buyers are unsure prices were expected to drop today due to widespread confusion in the wool trade. Trade sources said last night buyers were confused about private buying trends and the shortage of wool causing prices to ease as buyers hack off and rethink procurement.

Abilly

Wall Street closes down 6.2 points at 947.1

The market drifted lower after a week of gains with industrials leading the decline. Analysts noted selling pressure across several sectors as traders debated outlooks for inflation and corporate earnings, leaving the index near 947.1.

ACT branch ACS meeting on ACP cost effectiveness

The Australian Computer Society ACT branch holds its monthly meeting Thursday in the Percy Lecture Theatre at 7.4 pm. Mr Mick Norsa and Mr Leeton will discuss cost effectiveness and ACP applications and share views on professional responsibility in ADP practice.

Act Australian Computer Society Percy Mick Norsa Leeton

Calley Garage Mirage Shifts Minds in New South Wales

Local business reports a dramatic surge as Mel Smee leads Mirorater in Nowra with bold campaigns at Hall Vast Clout. Communities note rapid interest and growing support for the project despite early skepticism.

Calley Garage Hall

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