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The Delisted THE 1998 ASX DELISTED COMPANIES BOOK 1929 TO 1998 69 YEARS OF DELISTINGS Published by: Australian Stock Exchange Limited ACN 008 624 691 Level 7, Riverside Centre, 123 Eagle Street, Brisbane QLD 4000 Telephone 61 7 3835 4000 Facsimile 61 7 3835 4141 © Copyright Australian Stock Exchange Limited - 1998 All rights reserved. No part of this publication may be photocopied, reproduced, stored in a retrieval system, or transmitted in any form or by any means whether electronic, mechanical or otherwise, without prior written permission of the publisher. Enquiries should be addressed to The National Manager - Market Data, Australian Stock Exchange Limited. Australian Stock Exchange Limited believes that all information contained in this publication is accurate and reliable. The information has been sourced from company reports and announcements lodged with Australian Stock Exchange Limited by each corporation. The information does not contain recommendations, reports, analysis, or other advisor information relating to specific securities or issuers of securities and does not constitute an invitation to persons to enter or offer to enter into an investment agreement or to exercise any rights conferred by an investment, to acquire, dispose of, underwrite or convert an investment or contain information calculated to lead directly or indirectly to responsibility for loss arising in any way from or in connection with errors or omissions in any information provided (including responsibility to any person by reason of negligence) is accepted by Australian Stock Exchange Limited, its subsidiaries or employees. NAME CHANGE CROSS REFERENCE FOR DELISTED COMPANIES New Name Old Name Date A.F.M. DEVELOPMENTS LIMITED N.C. from Australian Fabric Manufacturers Ltd 06/12/73 A.G. WEBSTER & WOOLGROWERS LTD N.C. from Webster (A.G.) & Sons Ltd 01/10/56 A.G.C. (COMMERCIAL) LTD N.C. from Standard Chartered Bank Australia Ltd 21/02/91 A.I. ENGINEERING CORPORATION LIMITED N.C. from Kostech International Limited 30/04/87 A.M.C.I.A. LTD (ASSOCIATED MOTOR CAR N.C. from Skoda Cars Ltd 01/05/52 IMPORTS AUST. LTD) A.P. EAGERS LIMITED N.C. from Eagers Holdings Limited 19/11/92 A.R.I. LIMITED N.C. from Associated Rural Industries Ltd 23/12/76 A.T.S. RESOURCES LTD N.C. from Hydro (Medlow Bath) Limited (The) 26/01/84 A.U.C. HOLDINGS LIMITED N.C. from Australian United Corporation Ltd 15/01/76 AAPC LIMITED N.C. from Quality Pacific Corporation Limited 08/07/93 AAR LIMITED N.C. from Associated Australian Resources N.L. 29/01/76 ABADOR GOLD N.L. N.C. from Tanjung Resources N.L. 10/06/93 ABBOTT HOLDINGS LIMITED N.C. from Abbott (L.G.) Holdings Ltd 20/11/80 ABEDNEGO NICKEL LIMITED N.C. from Morgans Gold Mines Limited 05/11/97 ABERCOM LIMITED N.C. from Soltex Holdings Limited 26/06/75 ABERDARE PTY. LTD N.C. from Shipping Newspapers (S.A.) Ltd 16/06/71 ABERFOYLE LIMITED N.C. from Aberfoyle Holdings Limited 14/11/68 ABIGROUP LIMITED N.C. from Abignano Limited 29/01/87 ABMINCO N.L. N.C. from Cleveland Tin N.L. 15/10/76 ABROLHOS OIL & INVESTMENTS LIMITED N.C. from Abrolhos Oil N.L. 03/07/75 ACCEPTABLE FINANCE N.C. from Sydney Cash Orders Limited 30/05/63 CORPORATIONLIMITED ACCLAIM EXPLORATION N.L. N.C. from Tindals Gold Mines N.L. 18/06/96 ACI AUSTRALIA LIMITED N.C. from Australian Consolidated Industries Ltd 06/10/83 ACMEX HOLDINGS LIMITED N.C. from Acmex Holdings N.L. 05/09/72 ACMEX HOLDINGS N.L. N.C. from Uranium Holdings N.L. 06/02/68 ACMIL INDUSTRIES PTY LTD N.C. from F. & F. Building Products Pty Ltd 08/04/77 ACMIL LIMITED N.C. from F & T. Industries Limited 03/09/76 3 © Copyright Australian Stock Exchange Limited NO RESPONSIBILITY IS ACCEPTED FOR ANY INACCURACIES IN THE MATTER PUBLISHED. NAME CHANGE CROSS REFERENCE FOR DELISTED COMPANIES New Name Old Name Date ACMIN EXPLORATIONS LIMITED N.C. from Acmin Explorations N.L. 05/09/72 ACRE PROPERTIES LIMITED N.C. from Acre Minerals Limited 30/11/72 ACRON HOLDINGS OF AUSTRALIA LIMITED N.C. from Audiophone Holdings of Australia Ltd 14/12/64 ACRON PACIFIC LIMITED N.C. from Acron Holdings of Australia Ltd 06/12/75 ACTIVATED CARBONS AUSTRALIA LIMITED N.C. from Coal and Carbon Industries Limited 14/05/92 ACTROL LIMITED N.C. from Australian Controls Ltd 03/07/75 AD SPORTS TECHNOLOGIES LIMITED N.C. from Fundamental Golf & Leisure Limited 19/09/96 ADELAIDE BANK LIMITED N.C. from Co-Operative Building Society ofSouth 24/12/93 Australia (The) ADELAIDE BRIGHTON CEMENT HOLDINGS N.C. from Adelaide Brighton Cement Ltd 09/09/76 LIMITED ADELAIDE BRIGHTON LTD N.C. from Adelaide Brighton Cement Holdings Ltd 29/11/93 ADELAIDE RIVER URANIUM N.L. N.C. from Red Ned (Tennant Creek) Gold MinesN.L. 31/12/54 ADELAIDE SHARE INVESTMENTS LTD N.C. from Redweaver Investments Ltd 29/11/95 ADT LIMITED N.C. from Hawley Group Limited 16/06/88 ADVANCE INDUSTRIES LIMITED N.C. from Haulage Equipment Limited 30/06/66 AFFORDABLE HOUSING CORPORATION N.C. from St. Cloud Limited 07/05/92 LIMITED AFL HOLDINGS LIMITED N.C. from Australian Fertilizers Limited 03/04/80 AFL INVESTMENTS AUSTRALIA LTD N.C. from Adelaide Finance Limited 02/01/69 AFP INVESTMENT CORPORATION LIMITED N.C. from Australian Farming Property Co Ltd 03/07/86 AGEN LIMITED N.C. from Australian Genetic Engineering Ltd 28/05/87 AHC LIMITED N.C. from Affordable Housing Corporation Limited 22/01/96 AIRBOSS LIMITED N.C. from Altrack Limited 16/07/92 AIRCRUISING AUSTRALIA LIMITED N.C. from Charter Cruise Air Limited 18/11/94 ALAN COFFEY HOLDINGS LIMITED N.C. from Coffey (Alan) Motor Investments Ltd 18/04/74 ALAN DAVIS GROUP LIMITED N.C. from Altarama Limited 30/09/82 ALCAN AUSTRALIA LIMITED N.C. from Australian Aluminium Company Ltd 05/01/67 ALEXANDERS SECURITIES LTD N.C. from Alexanders Limited 26/01/71 4 © Copyright Australian Stock Exchange Limited NO RESPONSIBILITY IS ACCEPTED FOR ANY INACCURACIES IN THE MATTER PUBLISHED. NAME CHANGE CROSS REFERENCE FOR DELISTED COMPANIES New Name Old Name Date ALISTRALIAN TOPMAKING SERVICES N.C. from Hawke (Aust.) Limited 02/07/93 LIMITED ALKAIR LIMITED N.C. from Miniskips Limited 14/01/88 ALKANE EXPLORATION N.L. N.C. from Alkane Exploration (Terngal) N.L. 02/09/82 ALLAMAIN INVESTMENTS LIMITED N.C. from Autocure Limited 05/12/91 ALLEN'S CONFECTIONERY LIMITED N.C. from Alien Holdings Limited 21/04/67 ALLGAS ENERGY LIMITED N.C. from South Brisbane Gas Company 04/06/70 ALLIANCE ACCEPTANCE (QUEENSLAND) N.C. from Retailers Acceptance (Queensland) Ltd 01/12/64 LIMITED ALLIANCE OIL DEVELOPMENT AUSTRALIA N.C. from Oil Development N.L. 07/02/63 N.L. ALLIED MANUFACTURING & TRADING N.C. from British Tobacco Co. (Australia) Ltd 09/04/73 INDUST. LTD ALLIED MINING & PROCESSING N.L. N.C. from Pharaoh Metals Corporation N.L. 05/03/98 ALLIED PACIFIC INVESTMENTS LIMITED N.C. from Allied Meat Industries Limited 27/01/83 ALLIED RESOURCES CORPORATION N.C. from Trewin (G.J.) Industries Ltd 15/03/84 LIMITED ALLIED RUBBER LIMITED N.C. from Allied Rubber Mills Limited 17/02/83 ALPEX COMMODITY TRADERS LIMITED N.C. from Alpex Limited 19/01/78 ALPHA HEALTHCARE LIMITED N.C. from Alpha Pacific Ltd 15/10/92 ALPHA HOLDINGS LIMITED N.C. from Alpha Minerals N.L. 19/02/76 ALPHA PACIFIC LTD N.C. from Alpha Resources Limited 18/02/88 ALPHA RESOURCES LIMITED N.C. from Craigmoor Wines Limited 26/06/80 ALPHA SENSORS LIMITED N.C. from Sonodyne International Limited 05/03/98 ALTARAMA LIMITED N.C. from Altarama Minerals N.L. 03/05/73 AMAD N.L. N.C. from North West Tantalum N.L. 12/08/66 AMALGAMATED CHEMICALS LIMITED N.C. from Olims Industries Limited 12/04/61 AMALGAMATED HOLDINGS LIMITED N.C. from Spencer's Pictures Limited 07/03/58 AMALGAMATED INDUSTRIES LIMITED N.C. from Drabble (W.) Limited 15/10/70 AMALGAMATED RETAILERS LIMITED N.C. from Cash Orders (Amalgamated) Limited 01/01/53 AMALGAMATED SUSSAN STORES LTD N.C. from Andersons Seeds Limited 13/07/72 5 © Copyright Australian Stock Exchange Limited NO RESPONSIBILITY IS ACCEPTED FOR ANY INACCURACIES IN THE MATTER PUBLISHED. NAME CHANGE CROSS REFERENCE FOR DELISTED COMPANIES New Name Old Name Date AMALGAMATED TIN LTD N.C. from Spring Valley Tin Ltd 01/06/51 AMATIL LIMITED N.C. from Allied Manufacturing & Trading Industries Ltd 21/04/77 AMCOR LIMITED N.C. from APM Limited 02/05/86 AMERICAN BOULDER N.L. N.C. from Lake Raeside N.L. 27/08/87 AMEV-UDC FINANCE LIMITED N.C. from United Dominions Corporation Limited 21/04/83 AMF HOLDINGS LIMITED N.C. from Ausmintec Corporation Limited 19/12/91 AMI TOYOTA LTD N.C. from Australian Motor Industries Ltd 19/12/85 AMLINK LIMITED N.C. from Australian Metals Exchange Limited 12/12/91 AMPOL LIMITED N.C. from Ampol Petroleum Limited 21/01/82 AMPOL PETROLEUM LTD N.C. from Australian Motorists Petrol Co. Ltd 01/03/49 AMPOLEX LIMITED N.C. from Ampol Exploration Limited 28/11/91 AMSIL LIMITED N.C. from Australasian Minerals Search & Investment 29/03/73 Ltd AMTEL HOLDINGS LIMITED N.C. from Santayana Limited 23/07/87 AN FENG KINGSTREAM STEEL LIMITED N.C. from Kingstream Resources N.L. 05/08/97 ANACONDA NICKEL LIMITED N.C. from Anaconda Nickel NL 17/01/97 ANGLO AMERICAN PACIFIC LTD N.C. from Boustead Promet Australia Ltd 30/04/87 ANGLO GOLD MINES LIMITED N.C.
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