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Aust. sharply higher

PA Sydney The Australian sharemarket closed sharply higher in very thin trade as investors zoomed in on leading industrial and mining stocks, brokers said. Investors largely ignored a slight fall in bullion prices overnight and concentrated instead on buying up bluechip industrial stocks and the biggest gold and heavyweight miners. "People want to be in the market before the election, and they may as well be in the quality end in case things come off afterwards,” one broker said. At the close of trading the all-ordinaries index was up 15.5 points at 1803.9, its highest close for almost three weeks. Brokers said the 1800 barrier is a key chart point Now it has broken through there the market is expected to run up to 2000 by September. The all-industrials index closed 17.1 points higher at 2621.3, the all resources index gained 14.3 points to 1180.7, and the gold index advanced 30.0 points to 3029.0. - Trading was thin because local investors have withdrawn before the July 11 Federal election here and many overseas investors await the outcome of the U.K. election. Overseas trade amounted to only sAustl9 million, but brokers noted

interest from Japanese institutions and from Europe overnight.

Industrial Closing quotes Last sale Buy Sell ACI 400 405 400 AFPInvest 250 255 253 AGC 268 275 270 ANI — 192 192 ANZ 417 418 417 AWA 400 420 400 Acmex 640 644 640 AdelStm ■ — 940 930 Ad’tiser 614 — 614 Alpha 20 22 22 opt 6 — . — Amatil 780 800 800 Amcor 440 445 445 Ampol 290 300 290 Argo — 270 — Ariadne 330 332 330 Arnotts 470 — 480 AFound 125 130 125 AustOvrs 46 48 46 AustOvrs 8 10 ■ — BHP 994 996 996 BTGlobal 55 58 55 BankQld' 295 310 — Barwon — 55 50 BellG 800 820 800 BellGpre 2900 —- — BellRes — 445 440 BoridCorp 230 232 230 Bo rat 502 506 502 Brambles 1010 — 1010 Brierley 327 330 328 Bundaberg — 255 BurnsPdd 455 460 455 C.R.P.Tr 48 50 — CIG 390 400 400 CSR 392 393 392 Cadbury 235 240 235 ChaseCrp 290 295 298 Claradeen — 110 — ClytnRob 470 480 480 Clyde 200 205 200 CoalAll 405 —— 405 ColesM 720 730 730

Comalco 350 — 355 CoronRes 135 145 140 DeakMorg 190 195 190 EDunlop 415 425 420 Eastcourt 55 58 — Elders 452 454 452 Eldersdel — 450 — Email ' — 290 290 Equitcorp 110 115 110 Eiiro-Nat 280 295 285 FAI 500 506 506 Fairfax! 1530 1550 1540 Feltex 250 300 250 Fletcher — 450 — Fortuna 235 — . —- GPT 328 330 Goodman 375 ——", 375 H.D.F.I. 115 130 115 Hanimex 120 130 120 HardieJ 335 338 335 Hitek 58 60 —■ Hooker 352 355 355 Humes 240 250 250 UProp 2250 2300 ■ ICI 410 — 410 lELGrwth 100 — ■ —. lELIncme 101 — —— IndEquit 480 —— 480 Inter-Pac 330 340 — Jasco 180 . —— 190 Jennings 230 — 230 JonesDav 1060 1070 1060 JonesRbt — 160 160 Jonray 160 200 —— Kern 295 300 298 Lrchhill , 270 280 270 Lrchhill — • 160 —— Leda 76 — 77 Leighton 80 85 80 LLease 1420 1440 1440 Linter 790 800 790 MayneN 435 450 — McPherson 150 155 150 Memtec 520 . —- 520 Monier 385 390 385 NZFor 280 285 280 NZICorp 165 175 170 NatAust 484 485 485 NatCons 315 325 325 NewsCorp 1900 1910 1900 OPSM . 295 300 295 Oakbridge 65 ■—- PacDunlp 468 472 470 Parbury — ■ 190 —• PetersSi 280 285 280 PioneerC 335 337 337 Pioneers 250 « 1" 252 QBE — 650 —— Renouf 180 185 180 Rheem 200 : *— 195 Rothmans . 660 676 670 Rothwells .350 355 350 SmithHwd 500 520 504 SthnFarm 714 720 714 Sunshine 240 245 245 TAGPac 70 — 70 TNT 448 ■— 450 Taylor —— 570 560 UnionC . 644 650 644 UnityCrp — 97 95 Vapocure Vestcorp 135 95 140 135 Viking 40 45 40 Walton ■ 40 44 42

Wattie 460 470 — Wattyl 330 350 — Wattyl del 330 345 — Wattyl bad — 345 — WestCptl 250 300 — WfieldHl 800 820 800 WfieldTr 220 225 220 Westmex 170 175 170' Westpac 500 502 504 WfldCap 120 124 123 Woolworth 335 340 335 Wormaid 335 340 338 ACMins 638 640 638 Aberfoyle 510 540 530 Ashton 355 360 355 AustDevl 510 540 510 Bouganvle 470 475 470 CNGold 275 278 275 CRA 920 . 920 Carr Boyd — 180 185 ConsRes 6 7 6 ConsRtle 620 650 620 Dominion 275 278 275 ERA 255 260 255 EldersRs 295 300 300 Emperor 780 790 780 GMKalg dd 930 950 930 GiantRes 260 265 265 H1U50 142 145 142 KiaOra 115 118 115 Kidston 760 780 770 Kitchener — 100 —- MIM 248 250 248 MetalsEx 205 210 205 Metana 1280 1340 1320 Niugini 1230 1250 1250 NorthBH 295 300 300 NthKalg 181 182 182 NthFlndr - —• 2600 2600 Otter 77 77 PacontM - 380 385 382 Paringa 520 —■ Peko 734 740 ■'740 PlacrDev 2200 2450 — PlacrPaC 380 385 385 Poseidon 440 450 450 QldCoal 142 144 142 RGC 990 1000 980 SnsGwlia 1160 — 1150 SthnPac 50 —— 52 Technomih —• 45 42 WMC 680 684 682 WestSand 260' . — 260 WhimCrk 1020 1040 1030 AOG 250 — 250 AmpoIExp 520 540 520 Beach 80 82 80 Bridge 148 150 148 Claremont 103 104 103 Crusader 290 300 300 Cultus dd ’ 35 50 35 Cultus ctg 12 —— — Expo dd 125 130 130 Hartogen 330 335 330 Magellan —— 400 400 Magnet —— 12 12 OilSerch 148 150 148 PancontP 21 22 ■ — PekoOil 134 145 145 Petroz 8 9 9 Santos 650 656 654 Vamgas 370 380 370 WeeksPet 50 . —— — Woodside 215 220 220

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Press, 12 June 1987, Page 22

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Aust. sharply higher Press, 12 June 1987, Page 22

Aust. sharply higher Press, 12 June 1987, Page 22