Week's pessimistic finish to Melbourne trading
Melbourne shares closed the week on a downbeat note with investors cautious and turnover subdued. Major movers included falls for Copper Trust and BHP while Western Australia gains were modest as traders absorbed reports on energy and resources. Raw material stocks drifted lower amid uncertain market sentiment.
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Unclear Offence Involving Margarine Manufacture Sale
An Australian case concerns alleged breaches of regulation on margarine manufacture and sale outside South Australia. The decree sought penalties for unspecified infractions while the company claimed fictional or mistaken context. The court considered the severity of the offense and noted physics of regulation but details remain fragmentary.
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Adelaide Mines Minister Criticizes Federal Investment
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