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THE ABOVE GRAPH clearly shows the easy trend in in the sharemarket during the last two weeks. Turnovers oscillated between very light and average-to-light. The bar chart stows the number of dally rises and falls: rises are represented by shaded bars above the O-line, and falls by solid black bars below. Both are measured against the right hand scale. Above the bars, daily turnovers are graphically shown, measured in 000s against the left-hand scale. Dates are shown at the bottom of the graph.

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Press, Volume CIX, Issue 32015, 16 June 1969, Page 16

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THE ABOVE GRAPH clearly shows the easy trend in in the sharemarket during the last two weeks. Turnovers oscillated between very light and average-tolight. The bar chart stows the number of dally rises and falls: rises are represented by shaded bars above the O-line, and falls by solid black bars below. Both are measured against the right hand scale. Above the bars, daily turnovers are graphically shown, measured in 000s against the left-hand scale. Dates are shown at the bottom of the graph. Press, Volume CIX, Issue 32015, 16 June 1969, Page 16

THE ABOVE GRAPH clearly shows the easy trend in in the sharemarket during the last two weeks. Turnovers oscillated between very light and average-tolight. The bar chart stows the number of dally rises and falls: rises are represented by shaded bars above the O-line, and falls by solid black bars below. Both are measured against the right hand scale. Above the bars, daily turnovers are graphically shown, measured in 000s against the left-hand scale. Dates are shown at the bottom of the graph. Press, Volume CIX, Issue 32015, 16 June 1969, Page 16

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