OVERSEAS

Press, Volume CIV, Issue 30886, 20 October 1965, Page 25

OVERSEAS

SYDNEY

The market continued to fol low a slight upward trend on the Sydney Stock Exchange yesterday. Leading industrials were a shade firmer. Turnover in the industrial section was average, and turn-over in the mining section was light.

Sales.— B.H. South, 24s 9d; C.R.A., 36s 9d: Kath, 16s; Loloma, 17s 4}d; Mt. Lyell, 10s 2d: Mt. Morgan, 16s 6d; Mt. Isa, 37s 6d; New 8.H., 475; N.A.U.C., 7s; Nth. 8.H., 375; Ampol Exp., 9s 6d, and rts., 5s 3d; A.A.0., 6s 3d; A.O. Gas, 23s 9d; Ex Oil, Is 8d: Oil Search, Is 7d; Planet pd., Is 2d; Amal. Chem., 7s 6d; A.W.A., 25s 3d: Ampol, 9s sd, and def., 7s 4d; Ansett, 7s Id; Assoc. Sec., 15s 6d; A.C.1., 55s 9d; A.G. Corp., 15s 3d; A.N.1., 4s Id; Bk. N.S.W., 58s 9d; Blue Metal Ind., 15s 7d; Boral, 21s Sd; Borg. Warner, 20s; Brambles, 16s 9d; Brit. Tob., 33s 9d; 8.H.P., 46s 9d, and rts., 26s sd; Burns Con., 28s 6d; 8., Philp., 73S 9d; Carpenter, 23s 9d; Cast Perkins, 59s 6d; Clyde Ind., 10s 3d; Coles, 14s 3d; C.S.R., 58s 3d, and rts., 26s 6d; C.A.G.A., 7s 3d; Com. of Syd., 50s 3d; Com. of Aust., 235; Cons. Hold., 325; Cust Credit, 6s 9d; Dodge Consol, 18s 9d; Drug Houses, Aust., 16s 9d; E.Z. Inds., 21s 3d; Elders G.M., 20s lOd; Email, 4s 8d; Fairfax, J., 25s 9d; Fairymead, 21s; Feltex, 6s lid: Fibre .Cont., 14s 9d; Hanimex, 16s 9d; Hardie, 60s; Healing, 6s 9d; Hooker, 3s 3d; Humes, 525; A.I. Corp., 8s 6d; 1.C.1., 43s 6d; D. Jones, 15s 9d; H. Jones, 81s 3d; Larke Consol, 8s lOd; Lend Lease, 9s 9d; Lifesavers, 245; Lysaght, 545; M.L.C., 64s fid; Marrickville, Ils 6d; Mauri Bros., 18s 4d; Motels,- Aust., 6s 6d; Moulded Prods., 8s; Myer Emp., 32s 3d; Nat. Bk., 21s 3d; N.Z. In285 9d; Olims, 12s: Peko W., 16s; Pioneer Cone., 13s 9d; Publishers, 26s 6d; Pye Inds., 15s; Rothmans, 31s; Sth. Brit. Ins., 375; Talcott, 4s Id; Taubmans, Us 3d; Thiess, 4s 7d; Tooheys, 10s lid; Tooth, 98s 6d; United Emp. Box, 15s 6d; Unit Telecast, 5s lOd; Waltons, 9s 4d; W’wths., 13s lid, and rts, 6s 2d. MELBOURNE Industrials at Melbourne yesterday were again firm, while most leaders had further solid gains, particularly breweries and newspapers. In base metals Mt. Isa was keenly sought Is 2d higher at 37s Sd. Oils were barely steady, with A.O.G. down 3d to 23s Sd. Sales.— Ampol, Ss sd, and def., 7s 3d; Ansett, 7s 2d: Arc Inds., 10s 2d; Assoc. Pulp, 275; Austral Bakeries, 5s lid; A.C.1., 565; A. 15s Sd; Boral, 21s Sd: B. 46s lOd, and rts., 26s 4d; Brolite, 21s 6d; Burns Philip, 73s 6d; Carlton, 43s 6d; C. 77s 6d: Coles, 14s 2d; Colonial Sugar, 57s 6d, and rts., 26s 6d; Commercial Bank, 235; Courtaulds, 14s 6d; Cox Bros., is 3d; Dunlop, 33s Sd; Electro B, 10s 3d; Email, 4s 7d: E.Z. Inds., 21s Sd; Factors, 2s Id; Felt Textiles, 6s lid: Gerrard, 30s; Collin, 7s 4d; Gordon Gotch, 265; Herald, 44s Sd; Hooker, 3s 3d; Humes, 52s 6d; 1.A.C., 8s 4d; Jennings, Ss 2d; Kauri, 4s 2d; Kelvinator, 21s 3d; McPhersons, 40s 3d: Macrobertson, 14s; Minster, 55s Sd: Moulded Prods., 7s lid: Myer, 32s 3d; Myttons, 15s Sd: Nat. Bank, 21s 3d; National Cons., 24s 3d; N.Z. Forest, 27s 3d; Olympic, 8s 2d: Petersville, ss; Project, 3s 4d; Pye, 14s Sd: Repco, ISs sd; Rocla, 21s 6d: Siddons, 12s: Sleigh, 6s 7d; Smith H„ 48s 3d; Swan, 24s 6d: Toppa, Ils 3d; Waltons, Ss 3d; Wworths., 14s, and rts., 6s 2d; Aust. Oil Gas, 23s Sd; B.H. South, 24s 7d; Cwlth. Mug., 17s 3d; Emperor. 4s 3d; Loloma, 17s Sd; Mt. Isa, 37s Sd; Mt. Lyell, 10s 2d; Mt. Morgan, 16s 6d; North 8.H.. 36s lid; Oil Search, Is Sd; Santos, 16s; Western Mng., 23s 3d.

DUNEDIN

Late Monday.— 2oo Refrig., df . Us 3d; 500 N.Z. Brew., 13s 6d; 200 N.M.A., Us 6d; 200 8.H.P.. 41s, and 200 rts., 23s Id; 150 Dunlop N.Z., 465; 752 Gen. Foods, 15s Id; 500 N.Z. Cem., 425; 200 V.K. (N.Z.), 5s 6d; 350 Winstone, rts., 13s.

Yesterday.— soo Nat. Ins., 22s 9d; 350 U.S.S., 19s; 248 Tekau, 16s 6d; 500 Ampol, 8s 4d; 600 C.S.R., rts., 22s 6d: 200 Con. Brick, rts., Is lOd; 400 McKenz., 10s 9d; 50 N.Z. Cem., 425; 100 W.wths., ss.

Bunting Interim.— Bunting and Company, Christchurch, brushware and plastics manufacturer, wifi pay an interim dividend of 4 per cent on November 26, ex dividend November 15. Directors hope to recommend a final dividend of 5 per cent, making 9 per cent a year on capital raised by a bonus issue, against 91 per cent in 1964. —iP.A.)