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Australia All sectors boom

NZPA-AAP Sydney Australian sharemarkets surged through the 1050-point mark to their fourth consecutive record, led by BHP, but with strong support for all sectors, brokers said. They said rises were fuelled by a shortage of scrip plus a string of positive signals, including new-found confidence in the mining sector and the morning’s lower-than-expected consumer price index figures. Heavy trading of BHP shares and options dominated business with the expiry yesterday of the BHP October options series. A total 12.1 M shares changed bands as the stock finned 14c to 9.04. Among other leaders, Bell Resources rose 20c to 1070, Peko and Bougainville both added 4c to 564 and 209 respectively, MIM rose 8c to 275, but CSR eased 5c to 367. Pioneer Concrete stood out amid a string of special sales on industrial and mining boards, with 2.7 M shares traded as the price firmed 2c to 255.

Queensland Press was the subject of a number of late special sales at 1050, a leap of 130, on turnover of 500,000 shares. Elsewhere, Bell Group rose 30c to 1180, FAI 50c to 2200, Industrial Equity 16c to 696, Howard Smith 16c to 626, Fairfax 10c to 780 and Herald and Weekly Times 10c to 580. Lend Lease shed 10c to 690 and Adsteam 10c to 1050. A coal miner, Austen and Butta, attracted attention with a special sale in Melbourne of IM shares at 285, up sc.

Indus trial ACT Buy 305 Sen sale 306 305 AGC 280 285 286 AMI — 250 240 ANI 290 295 290 ANZ 510 514 510 APM 305 307 305 AWA 580 600 580 Adel Stm 1050 1060 1050 Ad’tiser 250 — — Allied Ml 315 — 320 Amatil 600 600 Ampol 252 255 252 Ariadne 79 80 79 Arnotts 430 440 435 A Found 210 — 215 BHP 904 906 904 BeU G 1175 1180 1180 Bond Corp — — 229 Boral 345 346 346 Borg-W 265 — — Brambles 433 435 432 Bungaberg 225 230 225 Burns P 560 564 560 CIG 295 300 295 CSR 368 370 368 C’maine 800 — — Coal All 640 652 650 Coles 438 440 438 Comalco 190 192 190 Costain 235 240 240 Dunlop Elders' 270 — 270 393 395 395 Elders opt 135 140 — Email 160 165 160 116 118 117 2200 2250 2200 Fairfax J 780 —. 780 Feltex NZ 225 — — Fletcher 230 — — GPT 214 215 215 GPT nts 205 —- 205 G Gotch 335 350 — Hanimex 98 100 100 Hardie J 351 355 351 Herald 580 — 580 Hooker 217 220 217 Humes 183 185 183 ICI 225 228 228 IEL Grwth 103 108 105 IEL Incme 90 95 —• Impala Ina Equit 125 690 130 700 125 696 Intr Tech 28 —— —— Jennings 196 200 196 Johns Pry 470 500 470 Jones Dav 1045 1050 1045 Jonray — 620 — Kern 195 210 — Kern pref 215 260 — Leighton 120 124 120 L Lease 680 692 690 MLC 2600 2700 2650 Martin Pr 118 120 120 Mayne Nic McPherson 330 — 335 194 195 195 Monier 230 232 230 Morris P 1100 1105 1100 Myer NZ For 360 365 — 225 230 — NZI Corp 134 135 135 NZI Corp opt 95 — — Nat Aust 490 500 496 Nat Cons 256 260 260 News Corp 890 900 896 Nicholas 250 — 250 OPSM 300 305 305 Oakbridge 154 155 154 Olims 65 — — Peters SI 210 — 210

Pioneer C 255 256 255 Pioneer S 152 157 155 QBE 700 710 700 Reckitt 395 — 395 Repco 150 151 150 Ron Jones 160 165 160 Rothmans 650 654 650 Smith Hwd 620 630 626 Stockland 165 170 168 TNT 248 250 248 Taubmans 190 195 190 Tooth 560 570 560 Union C 330 — 335 Vapocure 350 360 — Vestcorp 95 100 100 Walton 45 — 46 Wattie 340 350 — Waugh Jos 125 130 — Wfield Hl 1230 1280 1250 Westpac 516 518 516 White Ind 480 485 —— Woolworth 339 — 340 Wormaid 385 MINING 388 388 Aberfoyle 1030 1050 1030 Allstate 25 29 — Alpha 40 41 41 Asnton 99 100 100 Aust Devi 17 22 —■ Bell Res 1060 1070 1070 Bouganvle 208 210 209 CN Gold 740 750 750 CRA 580 584 580 Carr Boyd 175 177 175 CMI 285 — — Cons Rtle 700 — — Cudgen 320 — 320 ERA 175 176 175 Emperor 345 365 - GM Kalg 970 980 970 Hill 50 29 30 30 Kidston 550 580 550 MIM 274 275 275 Metals Ex 41 — 41 Mid E Min 27 30 27 Niugini 245 248 245 North BH 255 256 256 Nth Flndr 235 — 235 Pancont M 188 190 190 Paringa 115 120 115 Paringa opt — 26 — Peko 560 564 564 Placer 2200 2600 — Poseidon 373 375 370 Qld coal 153 154 154 RGC 616 620 620 Southland dd 260 —- 265 Sthn Pac — 16 16 WMC 366 370 368 West Sand 145 150 145 Whim Crk — OILS — 295 AOG 105 — 105 Ampol Exp 310 315 310 Beach . 100 101 100 Bridge 235 240 240 Claremont 170 175 170 Crusader 235 238 235 Hartogen 230 — 230 L’reach 0 23 25 24 Magellan 230 240 230 Magnet 12 13 13 Offshore 15 16 16 Oil Search 93 94 94 Pancont P 28 29 28 Peko Oil 112 115 112 Santos 554 556 554 Vamgas 370 272 372 Weeks Pet 700 710 — Woodside 140 144 145

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Press, 25 October 1985, Page 8

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Australia All sectors boom Press, 25 October 1985, Page 8

Australia All sectors boom Press, 25 October 1985, Page 8

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