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Alphabetical Index Alphabetical Index 3M Aull,.Ua Ptv lid ANZ McCaughan Limited , Sank 01 au,.nlland Umlted A Oonald Ply Ltd AP Group Ltd , Bank 01 Tokyo Au.lralia Limited 20" A J Milta & son. Ply Ltd APA Holding. Ltd , Sanker. Truat AUllr,li, Limited 20 A W Baulder'tona Holdlngl Ply Ltd Apex Paeilie Corporation Ltd aanque Natlonale de Pari' 20 A W Edwards Ply Ltd Apparel Holdings LId Barelaya Bank Australia Ltd 20 AA Tagel Ply Ltd Apple Computer Au.lrali. Ply Lid "." Barelay. Bank PLC AAM I , Apple Fields LId " earlila Corporation Limited ".20 AAP InformaUon Service. Ply Ltd , Applied Chemical. Inlernatlonal Ply Ltd ". Baraon Computer, AustrallSla Ltd 20 AI,qua SYltam, Ply Ltd 3 APV Baker Ply LId ", BASF Auttralia Limited Aberloyle Limited 3 Ardmona FUJII Producta Co-Op Co LId Sution Corporatlon Ltd 20 "big'oup Limited 3 Argo Investments Ltd " Ballary Group Ltd 20" Acme~ Holdll'lOs Ltd 3 Ariad"e Auslralia limited " Baulde"tone, A W, Holdings Ply Lid 20 ACTA Ply Limned , Arnoll-Harper Ply Ltd " Buter Heallhcare Ply Ltd Action Holdll'lOs Ltd 3 AmOl\s Ltd " Baycorp Holdil'lgs Ltd '28" Adelaide Brighton Cemenl Holdings Ltd 3 Arrow Ltd "11 Bayer Australia Limited Adelalda Steamship COmpsny LId • Arrowlield Group Ltd Bearing Service Ply Ltd " Adia Australia Pty Ltd • Arthur Andersen & Co " Bell & Howell Austrelie Group Ltd (TN) " AOroyal Ltd Arthur Bamen Ltd " Bells Thermalag & Indualrial Service. " AOT Au'tralla Limned •, ASB Bank Ltd ".'" '" L. Adtrans Group limited • Ascot Mll.l'lagement COrporation New Bendigo Sandhu"l Mulual Land & " Adyance Bank Au,tralla Limned • Zealand Ltd Building Society ,6.dyertiMr Newspapers Ltd , Asee Brown Boyer; Ply Ltd '" Bennett & Fisher Ltd " Aetna Life & Cnualty Limned , Ashton Mining Limited " Berkeley Challenge Property Service. " AGB Research Australia Ply Lid , Aaian Properlies Ltd " AGe Aspermont Ltd '" BerriYale Orchards Limited " Agland Holdings Lid " A$Iocieted Da iries Limited " ,"p'" " Agricola RelJOun;:es Ltd '" Associated Pulp & Paper Mill, Ltd " Bisley Properties Ltd " AIDC Ltd '", Associated Steamships Ply Ltd " Black & Decker (Australasia) Ply Ltd " Ainsworth ConlJOlidated Indullrles , A$Ita Australia Ply Ltd " Blackwood Hodge (Auslralia) Ply Ltd " Air Intematlonal Group Ltd , ATCO Induslries (Australia) Ltd ", Blaklslona Ltd " Air New Zetland Atkins Carlyle Limited Blandford Lodge Ltd " Air New Z"land Ltd '" , Atlas Air Australia Ply Ltd " BNZ Finance Limited '" Aja~ Chll.mlca.l, Inlernallonal Ply Ltd , Atlas COpeo Australia Ply Ltd " Bontac FOoda limited '" Ajax Cooke Ply Ltd , AUn Sleeis Ltd " Boots COmpany (Austrella) Ply Ltd " Ajex Presslngs Ply Ltd , Auscoll Markellng Ply Ltd " (The) 23 Aka, Ply Ltd , Aussst Ply Ltd " Boral Limned 23 Akron COrporation Ltd Austen & Butta Limited " Bougalnyille COpper Limited 23 Albany Inlemallonal Ply Ltd '" , Austin-Australia Ply Ltd " Bowaler Industries Australia Ltd 23 Alberto Culyer Australia Pty Ltd 6 Australasian Holdings Ltd " Bowen Corporation Ltd Alcan Au'tralls limited , Australia and New Zealand Banking '" Bowra Holdings Ltd ".,. Alcatel-STC Aultralla , Group Limited Bowthorpe Australia Ply Ltd ,. Alcoa of Australia Limited , Australia Meat Holdings Ply Ltd " BP Australia Holdings Ltd Aldus Limited , Australian Agricultural Company Ltd " Brambles Industrias limited ,." Alexandar Sianhouae ltd 6 Australian Alrlinea Limned " Brash Holdings Ltd ,. Alla-Layal Australia Pty Ltd , AuSlralian Broadcasting Corporation " BriCk & Pipe Industries Limltad ,. Allco Steel Cons1tuctlons Ply ltd , Australian Chemical Holdings Ltd " Brickworks Ltd Allegra COrporation Ltd Australian COnsoUdated Inyestmenta " Bridge Oil Limited " Allen Communications Ltd '" , Ltd (Formerly Bell RelJOUrCIII Ltd) Bridgecorp Holdings Ltd " Allen Lllesaver' Limited , Australian Europ<!an Finance " Bridgestone Australia Ltd '" Allergan Australia Pty Ltd , COrporation Brierley ln~ea tmenla Lid " AIUlu Holdings Lid Australian Foundation Investment Co " Brllt;le Limited '" Align Energy Ltd '" , ", Bristol-Myers Company Ply Lid " Allowrie Foods AUltralia Ltd , Australian Gas Light CO (The) " British Airways Pic " Almgren, J N, Ply LId Australian Guarantee Corporation " Broadway Industries Ltd " Alton. Petroehemle.1 CO Ltd ,• Australisn IndU$trial Refractories Ltd " Broken Hill A.sociated Smeltera Ply Ltd '" Aluminium Anodl .." Ply Ltd AustraHan Mutual Provident Society " Broken Hill Proprietary CO Ltd " Amalgamated Io4oldlngl Limited • Australi.n National Indullrles Ltd " Brook Crompton Parkinson Ply Lid " Amear Limited ,• Australian National Line " Bnlck Textiles Ply Ltd " Amarlcan E~pre .. Internatlon.al Inc • Australian Pharmaceutical Industries " Brunckhorat & Co Lid " AMEV Finance limited , ", BT Au'lt'lis Ltd " Amicable Friendty Soclely , Australian Postll COrporation " BTR Nylu Limited " Amoco Chemicals Ply Ltd 9 Australian Poultry Limited " Budgel Rent-A-Car Ply Ltd " Ampe~ Australia Pty Limilad , Austr'li.n Thread Pty Ltd " Bundaberg Sugar COmpany Limited " Ampol E~ploration LId , Australis Interl'letional Ltd " 8unge Industrial Limited "26 Ampol limited AvC<J Financial Service. Ltd '" Bunnlnga Limited Amro Australia Ltd •9 Ayery Australia Limited " Bunzl Limited " Amurl Corporation Ltd AVIS Australi, ", Burns Philp & Company Ltd " Anglin Group (Tho) '" 9 Avon Products Ply limited Burswood Property Trust " Angul & COOte (Holdings) Ltd AW New Zealand Inveltmen" Ltd " Bushell, Holdings Limited "28 Angus Group Ltd '26" AWA Limited '", c-c Bottlers Limited Annell & Darling Pt~ Ltd Bain & Company Ltd C C H Australia Limited " Ansall Transport Il'Idusl,les Lid " Baker, APV, Ply Ltd " C Itoh & CO (Ausl) Ltd " Anylc Meat Exports Ply Ltd " Baltour Beatly Pty Ltd "19 Cadbury Schweppes Australia Ltd 30" ANZ Benklng Group (New Zealand) " Bancorp Holdings Lid Cadillac Plastics Pacific Group Ply Ltd 30 Limited ,,. Bank 01 America Australia Ltd '" Calln Australia Limited 30 ANZ Group ,. Bank 01 Melbourne Ltd " Campaign Holdings Ltd 30 ANZ lilli. Assurance Compan~ Limited , Bank 01 New Zealand '"" Campbell Brothers Ltd 30 15' INDEX: Alphabetical Campbell Capital limited eRA Limited Fenner (Australia) pty limited Canon Aualratle Ply L.ld " Craig MOSlyn 4. Co Ply lid " Ferntree Computer Corpotatlon Ltd " Canterbury Roller Flour MIlia Co Lid " Crane, G E , Holdings Ltd " Farnz Corporation Ltd " CapUa Flnanela' Group LImited '" Crooks Michell Peacock Slew art Ply Lid " Farro Corporallon (Auatralla) Ply Ltd '" Carlton & United Breweries (NSW) Ply " Crown ContrOls Ply Ltd " FI1l8ncI & Resourc8I Ltd "." ,~ Crown Corning Limited " Fine Melal, Corporation Ltd Carpenter, W R, Group 01 Companies " Crusader Limited " Finamore Holding_ Limited " Carrington SUpwaya Ply Ltd " CSBP & Farmers limited " Firestone NZ Limited " Carter Holt Harvey Ltd " CSL Limited " First Chicago Australia Ltd '" Cascade Group Ltd '" eSR limited " Firat City Corporation Ltd " eal', J I, (Australia) Pty ltd " Cudgen RZ Limited " Flaher & Paykel Indultrlea ltd '" Cash & Carry pty ltd "32 Cue Energy Resources " Flson, Australia Holdings ltd '" C.ltrol Au.tralia Ply Limited 32 Cu.lom Credit Holding. Limited '" Fitwear Ltd " Cavalier Corporallon ltd Cutler-Hammer Australia Ply ltd " Ftakt Au.tralla ltd " CBFC Limited '" Cyanamid Au.trllia Pty ltd " Fteetwood Corporation Ltd " CBI Constructora pty ltd " o & R Henderson Pty ltd " Fletcher Challenge ltd " Cenlral Norsaman Gold Corporation Ltd 32" O'Arcy Masius Benlon & Bowles Pty ltd " Fletcher Jones & Stafl pty Ltd '" Centre Indu.trlea pty Ltd 32 Dalnlord Holdings ltd " Flick, W A, & Co pty " Centro Properties Limited 32 Dairy Fsrmers Co-operative LId " Foodland AnociSled Limited " Ceflr'n(:o Corporation ltd Dalgety Farmers Limited " Foote, Cone and Belding Pty lId " Cer"bos {Aust) LId '"32 Dsmba Holdings LId " Ford Molor Company 01 AUllralia Ltd " C"abol Gregg', lId Danka Holdings Limiled '" Formica Auatr'lla Ply Ltd " Ceres Pacific ltd '" Oatlcralt Limited " Forte Holdings ltd " Cereu. Au.tr.li. Limited '" Datapolnt Corporation Pty ltd " Fortu Group ltd " Challenge Bank Limited "32 David Jones Limited " Foset:o Ply ltd '" Chalmers Ltd Davids Holdings Limited " FOSler.' Brewing Group ltd " Chamber of Manulacturea Insur.nce " DDB Needh.m Melbourne Pty Ltd " Foveaux R.dio LId " Ltd (The) Deli.nce Mill. Limited .." Foxwell Ltd '" Charlea Davl. Limited " Deloitte Haskins & Sell. .. Fr.nklin. Limited " Chase AMP Acceptances ltd " Denham Bros Ltd .. Friendl Provident Life Assurance " Chue Corporation (Autlr.li.) Ltd " Denni$On Kolding. Austr.lia Ltd .. Company ltd Chase COrporation ltd 130" Oevelopment Finance Corporation 01 Fuji Xerox Au!tralla Ply ltd "54 CHEI Aullflli. Pty ltd New Zealand Fujitsu Auslralia Limited 54 Chuan Hup Auatralla LId " De.ion (Australia) Pty Limited '".. Futuri. Corporation limited 54 Chubb Australia Limited " Dick Smith Ele<:tronics Pty LId .. G E Crane Holding' Ltd .. Ciba-Geigy Australia Limited " Diesel Kiki Co Australia Ply Ltd .. G H Michell & Son. {Austr.lis} Ply Ltd .. CIC Insurance Limited " Digital Equipment Corporation G.lore Group ltd (The) Clgna Insurance Australia lid " (Australia) Ltd .. Gardner Perrott Pty Ltd " Citibank Limited " Diversey (Australasia) Ply lid .. Gas & Fuel Corporation 01 Victoria "56 Cili'tale Corporation Ltd " Donaghys Limited Gazal Industries Ply Limited 56 City Roaltias lid " Donald, A, Pty Ltd '".. GBC Australia Ply Ltd City Resources Limited "" Dow Chemical (Austr. lia) Limited .. GEC Australia Limited " Clrywest Holdings lid " Dowell AUSlralia Ltd .. Geelong Building Society 56" Clark Australia " Downie Group IndUSlrles Pty
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