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8 C l i th c r o e A d v e r t i s e r a n d T im e s , F r id a y , M a r ch 8, 1968.


The great metal surge 1 1 E X P E C T E D


v j O IC L T O D O U B L E


Silver Nickel


METAL MANIA has gripped the S t o ck Exchange this week. It has been all gbld or


silver or nickel. Gold is the oil which


lubricates the machinery of world trade. I t has been fixed in price at 35 dollars an ounce since


1934. Everything else has gone up


since then, so the pundits expect it to double in value. Silver is used in photo­


graphy. A year ago the O.S. Treasury stopped selling it at a Axed price. Since then the price has doubled. Now it is a commodity like


JohnHelfsrnsn's


tea or copper and the sky’s the limit. You may say nearly £1 an ounce is too high. But there is nothing to stop it going to £2 an ounce or even £3 an ounce No one knows, for demand far exceeds


supply.


already in short supply. Inter­ national Nickel has been feed­ ing customers with supplies from the United States stock­ pile as well as from its own mine.This vear it is likely to get less from the stockpile—per­ haps none if Vietnam con­ tinues to hot up.


Nickel for stainless steel is , . T im in g The man in the street can’t


hold gold — it is illegal. But silver is a different matter. You can buy it freely — and the London Metal Exchange will let you speculate in 10,000 ounces. Cash down required— about £750 now.


6d.


THE SKY’S THE LIMIT


IN S H O R T S U P P L Y


she SilTvermines ordinary


But there is a lot of loan t capital to be paid off before


Gortdrum copper-silver mine which started last July. Like ■the Tynagh lead-zinc-silver mine in Galway it is an open cast operation and both are run by Northgate Exploration headed by Canadian - Irish­ man Pat Hughes who I believe is a brilliant geolo­ gist.


hares can get dividends. Also in Tipperary is the


GOT PAGE p But vou cannot buy many


and Zinc Mines in Ireland, with a neat sense of tuning, has just changed its name to Silvermines. Six years ago


ure silver shares—SUverlead


vou could have bought than tor Gd. — now they are 6s.


of the capital of Mogul of Ire­ land which has a mine within


Silvermines owns a quarter


sight of production. It has cost £8,250,000 to get going and will turn out £5 million worth of ore a year.


French and a few English firms like Temiat Securities (the silver commodity dealers) and Midland and In­ ternational Banking put up


German s , Canadians.


most of the money. I t is believed there are


more than 12 million tons of lead-zinc silver ore 400ft. be­ low the surface. Who said something about the wee folk burying a pot of gold at the foot of the rainbow? The pot is there for the


Moved u p Northgate shares are Lon­


don quoted and have moved up from 35s. to. 135s. since


last year. The pace has been just as


hot in gold shares. Few have not doubled. I t all spilled over a bit this


week when President John­ son’s men underlined their determination to hold the price of gold at 35 dollars an ounce. But in the long run they


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have a better chance of hold- in, Khe Sanh than of holding that artificial price. The American i n v e s t o r has become a heavy and regular purchaser of South African gold mines — West Wits is a favourite because it also gives a stake in the new East


5 15: Roundabout. 6 32: Sports Review. 6 40: Roundabout. 7 30: News Time.


7 45: David Dell. 8 15: Any Questions?


Winn. 12 15: Marching and 11 Waltzing. 1: Jack Jackson. 2: 11 Frank Chacksfiekl Hour. 3: Tom Edwards. 3 45: R. Union.


KADIO 3 464 ill.


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9 50: Haydn’s String Quartets, 0: The News.


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10 0: Late Night Extra. 12 0: Midnight Newsroom. 12 5: Jazz at Night. 12 35: Night Ride. 2 0: News Summary.


Driefontein Mine. I have recommended


miners because of the generous 20 year tax holiday the Irish give new industry and the “ gift” of devalua­ tion which makes the metal sold to the French and Ger­ man smelters all the more


valuable.


Doornfontein and Blyvoor as well as Zandpan. Now I would say the share to buy is Leslie or Western Areas—


both around 22s. Western Areas is a straight­


forward mining proposition- development started in the North where the ore was nearer the surface but has


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On the nickel front the


shook has been the setback in Western Mining, the Australian stock which I backed all the way up from £1 to £25. The shares were split recently and started off in their new ” mini-size” at


86s. This week they slipped as


low as 66s. I t certainly is nerve-


wracking being a mining share investor — a quarter of your capital up the spout in a week. Nevertheless, my message is grin and buy.


Western Mining is the nickel share of all time. Out in Rhodesia they also


have a massive nickel dis­ covery — at Botswana. Roan Selection Trust struck it rich here a year ago after eight years p r o s p e c t i n g . But because they have big interests in Zambia they have not so far dared to develop this new wealth. mNow Mr Smith and Ills


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“ develop the property or lose ic


message. R.S.T. will go ahead and


en are getting tough— the concession ” is the


develop. The shares have moved up from 51s. to 86s. And so crumbles one more of Mr Wilson’s fantasies about


5 30: Country Meets Folk. RADIO


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controlling Rhodesia. There is also news on the


10 0: Pete Murray.


platinum front. Already .the most precious of the precious metals — it is used for petrol refining and to make fibre- glass — the price is moving up again. At £85 an ounce it is six times as valuable as gold.


M onopoly Potgletersrust Platinum


shares, having moved up from around 40s. to 165s., have noft been split, in three and are at 55s. There is little to stop the


rise continuing — industry needs platinum and South Africa has a near monopoly of it. Luckv old South Africa is


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6 40: Tlie Mayor ot Chitry les Mines.


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5 25: Challenging Brass.


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9 0: AFNA HI GUAR SAMAJIIIYF. 9 30: TEACHING NUFFIELD CHEMISTRY.


10 0: KOMM MIT. 11 0: SEEING AND BELIEVING.


H 30: KNOW HOW. Mechanised storage. 12 0: EXPECTING A BABY. Post-natal care.


12 30: SKILLS FOR MANAGERS. 1 5»: FARMING. The Price Review.


2 15: NEWS AND PERSONAL CHOICE. Keitn Kyle talks to Robert Kennedj.


3 15: THE MONROES.


4 5: FILM MATINEE. “Her Sister’s Secret,” Romance at the Mardi Gras and then the soldier is sent overseas.


fast becoming one of the strongest countries in the world from an economic viewpoint. Her trade has been steadily in credit since May, and Mr Wilsons


activities at home make talk of political risks in South Africa look like a bad Joke to British investors — and a good one to those who hold South African shares. For those who will not


5 25: NICHOLAS NICKLEBY. 5 50: PINKY AND PERKY TIMES. 6 5: NEWS AND WEATHER. 6 15: MEETING POINT. Fishers of Men. 6 40: MUSEUM. With Magnus Magnusson. 6 55: SONGS OF PRAISE. From Wales.


7 25: THE SMOTHERS BROTHERS. With Mel Torme and Ravi Shamkar.


stomach South Africa at any price, Rio Tinto Zinc, with 55 per cent, of its investment in Australia, remains the No. 1 share. I t has stuck around £5 recently — but not for long. Its uranium interests and its Hamersley iron ore project will send it soaring


8 5: DR. FINLAY’S CASEBOOK. “ Sweet Sorrow.”


8 55: NEWS AND WEATHER. 10 50: TALKBACK.


Consolidated look s high enough for. the moment at 58s. — against the 20s. at which I tipped it for widows . and orphans two years ago.


again soon. On tile other hand. Charter


t Charter depends on copper, the price of which has soared


-hla -money I- would currently, stick to' "Western Mining in. nickel and Western Areas in gold.


of, US. miners which will soon be settled. i .To .sum up .for the small


,eight-month-old ___


irice i is d 'ue to o


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o £830 a ton — double the price'prevailing a year ago. But thts high price i an-


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No competitor marked the exact centre of the ball.


19 competitors s h a r e £150 for th e be s t " near misses


Mr«. E. ALLEN, “Queensway.” Tag Lane, Ingol.


Mrs. B. BENNETT, 2, Bond Row, Whlttle-le-Woods.


Mrs. M. BERRY,


17, Swansey Lane. Whittle-Ie-Woods.


Mrs. E. BURTON, 45, Ridley Road. Ashton.


Miss E. BUTLER, 2, Carlisle Terrace, Camforih.


Mr. W. CALVERT, 26, Younfl Avenue, Leylend.


Mr. E. CROOK, 9, Bamiield Street, Kirkham.


Mr. R. IASTHAM. 342, Brook; Street, Preston.


Mrs. E. ELLERSHAW, "Broeslde,” Low Bentham.


Mrs. M. HASLAM,


I, Greenlonds Crescent, Rlbbleton.


Mrs. E. HAYHURST,


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Mrs. H. HOLMES, 6, Nab.Rood,. Charley.


Mrs. M..KIRKMAN, 30. Gibs Lone; Hoghton. -


Mrs. E.' RIGBY, " 198, Fishwick. Parade,-Preston.', '


Mr.. H.-ROBERTS, S. Beacon Grove,'Cadley.


Mrs. E. .SMITH, The Manor. Burseough.


Mrs. M. SMITH, 467,' Bolton Road,- Bloekbur"-


Mrs. L..WERRILL, 160, 'Fox.Lane, Leylond.


Mrs. e! WIGNALL, 22, St."'Paul’s Square, Presto" . . THG> | RESULT OF LAST WEEK'S CONTEST 48 WH(< GOODPAI sV' c j 1? r t *


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