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MINING CO. CLOSING DOWN HIGH PRODUCTION COSTS B" Cable. Press Association. —Copyright SYDNEY, To-day. The Commonwealth oil Corporation Is railing tenders for the disposal of the whole of its assets comprising a most complete and extensive plant. The managing director states that the prohibitive cost of production, including liitrli wages, has been the direct cause for closing down. The corporation found itself faced with the same position as the Mount Morgan Mine Company, and found it impossible to carry on under the high cost of production. MOUNT MORGAN MAY CARRY ON The Brisbane directors of the Mount Morgan Company are considering a proposal to continue operations on a cooperative basis. The Mayor of Rockhampton has called a conference representing the shareholders, employees, and residents of the Rockhampton district to discuss the position in view of the possibility of averting the closing of the mine and resultant idling of many hundreds of employees. SOUTHERN EXCHANGES Christchurch. —Reported sales: Bank jOf New South Wales. £45 2s 6d: Union Bank, £ls 2s and £ls. SALES REPORTED Wellington: Bank of New iSuutli Wales, | £45.
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Sun (Auckland), Volume 1, Issue 112, 2 August 1927, Page 9
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182LATE COMMERCIAL Sun (Auckland), Volume 1, Issue 112, 2 August 1927, Page 9
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