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Aust, higher at record levels

NZPA-AAP Sydney The Australian sharemarket closed higher at record levels as ongoing local and offshore support for scattered blue chip stocks offset leftover profit taking. The market showed no response to the June balance of payments figures released in the morning and continued to focus on special interest stocks, particularly Bell Resources. Gold issues also attracted support following a small rise in bullion. Turnover was a strong 149.35 million shares worth $Au5t335.34 million and rises outnumbered falls by five to four. Attention focused on Robert Holmes a Court’s Bell Resources, up 10c to 500 as 907 M shares worth sAust44.66M were traded. Bought predominantly by offshore investors, the transactions follow the company’s lodgement of a petition in the United States to increase its state in troubled oil giant Texaco from 9.6 per cent to between 10 and 15 per cent. Other resource issues were mixed, with Australian Consolidated Minerals up 38c to 760 and Western Mining up 6c to 764 following a rise in nickel prices in London overnight. However, CRA dropped 25c to 1020 and Pancontinental 30c to 355. A slight rise in bullion overnight saw more interest directed towards gold issues, and both Renison and Emperor improved 30c to 1090 and 780 respectively. Giant Resources put on 25c to 300. Industrials were also mixed. FAI stood out, rising 50c to 670 on speculation it would sell its 18 per cent stake in Pioneer Concrete.

Closing quotes Last Industrial Buy Sell sale ACI 420 440 420 AFPInvst 280 282 280 AGC 280 280 ANI 212 215 212

ANZ 432 434 433 ARABS 300 315 — opt 200 220 — AWA 385 390 385 Acmex 600 620 600 AdelStm 890 900 890 Ad’tiser 614 — 626 Alpha 26 28 27 opt 8 9 — Amatil 856 — 856 Amcor 514 516 516 Ampol 330 340 340 Argo 255 — — Ariadne 268 270 268 Arnotts 475 480 480 AFound 140 150 150 AustOvrs 55 56 56 opt —. 14 — BHP 1010 1015 1015 BTGlobal 59 60 58 BTRNylex 1020 1040 1050 BankQld 290 300 — Barwon 44 —— 44 BellG 850 854 850 Pf 3200 — BellRes 500 506 500 Bisley new 100 — — opt 80 85 — BondCorp 269 270 270 BondMed 96 97 97 opt 24 27 27 Boral 560 564 564 Brambles 960 970 960 Brierley 335 340 335 Bundaberg — 260 — BurnsP dd 490 500 490 CRPTr 40 50 —— CIG 430 — 430 CSR 396 398 398 Cadbury 245 250 245 ChaseCrp 300 —— Claradeen — 105 ClytnRob 620 630 620 Clyde 240 — 240 CoalAll 450 470 450 ColesM 720 730 720 Comalco 390 395 395 CoronetA 115 120 115 DeakMorg — 175 175 EDunlop 410 430 425 Eastcourt 50 55 50 Elders 483 485 486 Email 270 285 280 Equitcorp 115 116 116 EuroNat 285 290 285 FAI 660 670 670 FairfaxJ 480 500 490 . Feltex 260 330 — FineMet 245 250 250 bnd 245 —- Fletcher 475 480 480 Fortuna 260 — 250 GPT 335 340 335 Goodman 430 435 430 HDFI 105 110 — Hanimex —— 125 —— HardieJ 390 396 395 Hitek 65 70 — Hooker 420 425 420

HugallH — 120 — opt 45 —— Humes —— 265 260 IlProp 2200 2300 • — ICI 495 500 495 lELGrwth —— 105 lELIncme 102 — ImaginT 150 — 145 dd — 150 — IndEquit 530 — 530 InterPac 300 320 305 Jasco 180 200 —. Jennings 235 245 240 JonesDav 1150 1150 JonesRbt 175 172 Jonray 160 180 160 Kern 325 330 330 Kimberley — 200 — opt —— 200 — Lrchhill 268 272 270 opt 150 155 —— Leda 75 82 75 Leighton 90 93 92 LLease 1590 1600 1590 Linter 820 850 820 MayneN 518 520 520 McPherson 145 150 150 Memtec 530 540 540 Miniskips 130 135 — Monier 415 418 415 NZFor 360 —— 360 NZICorp 183 185 183 NatAust 490 494 494 NatCons 360 370 360 NewsCorp 2000 2010 2000 OPSM 300 304 300 Oakbridge 59 60 60 Oceanic 200 208 — bnd — 200 — PacDunip 514 516 514 Parbury 190 200 —— PetersSl 295 300 300 PioneerC — 400 395 Pioneers 250 251 250 QBE 550 600 — ReilCorp 450 460 —. ReilCorp 80 — —— Renouf 180 183 180 Rheem 225 230 225 Rocadoln 5 25 —— opt 10 —— — Rothmans 830 850 840 Rothwells — 350 —— SmithHwd 520 530 520 SthnFarm 756 800 — Sunshine 265 270 265 TAGPac 60 63 — TNT 508 510 510 Taylor 570 600 580 USMaster 93 94 — UnionC 644 650 — UnityCrp — 105 100 Vapocure 98 101 101 Vestcorp 140 145 140 Viking 32 33 33 Walton 35 37 35 Wattie 440 450 440 Wattyl 340 360 —

bnd 350 WestCptl 330 340 330 WfieldHl 1060 1080 1080 WfieidTr 220 225 225 Westmex 209 212 210 Westpac 536 538 538 WfldCap 125 127 125 Woolworth 320 —— 320 Wormald 325 330 330 ACMins 760 770 760 Aberfoyle 670 680 680 Ashton 380 380 AustDevl 490 510 500 BHPGold 138 140 140 Bouganvle 502 504 502 CNGold — 283 283 CRA 1020 1025 1025 CarrBoyd 195 200 195 CityRes 165 170 168 bnd 165 170 165 opt 120 — - ConsRes 5 6 ConsRtle 660 670 670 Dominion 230 238 238 ERA 270 —— 275 EldersRs 328 330 330 Emperor 770 780 780 Forsayth 490 — 490 GMKalg dd 950 966 — GiantRes 299 300 300 opt 295 300 300 opt 120 130 130 HiU50 222 225 222 JasonMin 250 260 250 J’lana 58 62 62 KiaOra 105 110 105 Kidston 728 732 730 Kitchener 90 98 98 KiwiGold 230 240 240 MIM 272 274 272 MetalsEx 180 185 185 Metana 1350 : 1400 : 1380 Moruya — 90 80 Niugini 1400 : 1450 ’ 1450

NorthBH 342 344 344 NthKalg 166 168 166 NthFlndr 1430 1480 Otter 72 75 75 PancontM —— 385 385 Paragon 108 110 110 ParagonR 80 85 —- opt 90 92 90 Paringa 540 600 570 Peko 780 — 780 PlacrDev 2330 — — PacrPac 395 400 400 Poseidon —— 530 530 QldCoal 155 156 155 RGC 1090 1100 1090 SnsGwlia 1300 1350 1340 Spargos 80 83 83 bnd 80 —— — Ct 42 45 45 SthnPac 58 60 Technomin 38 40 38 WMC 760 764 764 WalMin dd 230 235 230 WestSand 245 250 245 WhimCrk —— 1170 —— AOG 245 250 245 AmpolExp 600 620 610 Beach 70 74 74 Bridge 175 — 177 Claremont 120 125 120 Crusader 300 310 — Cultus dd 40 — — ctg 40 — Expo dd 110 115 110 Hartogen 365 370 365 Magellan 405 410 410 Magnet 10 11 10 OilSerch 190 192 190 PekoOll 160 165 158 Petroz 7 . 8 7 Santos 732 734 736 Vamgas 380 385 380 WeeksPet 1100 — Woodside 210 215 210

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Press, 16 July 1987, Page 28

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Aust, higher at record levels Press, 16 July 1987, Page 28

Aust, higher at record levels Press, 16 July 1987, Page 28