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References
- ↑ McIlwraith McEacharn Limited Australian National Maritime Museum
- ↑ McI McEacharn payout up Canberra Times 13 September 1968 page 15
- ↑ TNT buys interest in Bulkships plus Assoc Steam and Seatrainer Terminals Freight & Container Transportation September 1970 page 10
- ↑ TNT holds the key to Miller The Bulletin 2 June 1972 page 58
- ↑ Finance in brief Canberra Times 16 February 1977 page 18
- ↑ Financial Truck & Bus Transportation March 1977 page 160