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CSL Ltd. Major Shareholding Notification 2004

Feb 23, 2004

17854_rns_2004-02-23_bcc25592-b5c4-4f2a-bb1c-378fc201db89.pdf

Major Shareholding Notification

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团001

February 20, 2004

Australian Stock Exchange Ltd. - Brisbane Riverside Centre 123 Eagle Street Brisbane, QLD 4000 Australia

FAX: 011-61-7-3835-1004

'04 FEB 24 12:22

ATTN: Manager Companies

Dear Sir/Madam

Enclosed herewith, please find one copy of Form 604, pursuant to Section 671B of the Corporations Act, Notice of Change of Interests of Substantial Holder, reporting the interests in CSL Ltd of certain entities owned or managed by Fidelity Management and Research Company and Fidelity International Limited as disclosed more fully in the notice.

If you have any questions, please contact me by phone at 617-563-7883 or by FAX at 617-476-0363.

Kindest regards. Julie Finocchio Compliance Specialist

Enclosures

Fidelity Management & Research Company FMR Co

Mailing Address: One Federal Street E14B Boston, MA 02109-3614 Office Address: 82 Devonshire Street Boston, MA 02109

417 563-7000

团002

Form 604 Corporations Act 2001 Section 671B

Notice of Change of Interests of Substantial Holder

To: CSL Limited ACN/ARSN:

1. Details of substantial holder (s)

Name: FMR Corp. ACN/ARSN (if applicable)

There was a change in the interests of the substantial holder on The previous notice was given to the company on The previous notice was dated

$-$ February 18, 2004 $February$ 3, 2004 $F$ ebruary 3, 2004

2. Previous and present voting power

The total number of votes attached to all the voting shares in the company or voting interests in the scheme that the substantial holder or an associate (2) had a relevant interest (3) in when last required, and when now required, to give a substantial holding notice to the company or scheme, are as follows:

Class of
Securities (4)
Previous Notice
Person's votes
Previous Notice
Voting Power
(5
Present Notice
Person's votes
Present Notice
Voting Power
, Common stock .20,794,119 11.02% 22,901,849 $12.13\%$

3. Changes in relevant interests

Particulars of each change in, or change in the nature of, a relevant interest of the substantial holder or an associate in voting securities of the company or scheme, since the substantial holder was last required to give a substantial holding notice to the company or scheme are as follows:

Date of Change Person whose
relevant interest
changed
Nature of
change $(6)$
Consideration
given in relation
to change $(7)$
Class and
number of
securities
affected
Person's votes
affected
02/18/04 FMR Corp. Market
transaction-
purchase
492,224 shares
common stock
492,224 shares
common stock

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4. Present relevant interests

Particulars of each relevant interest of the substantial holder in voting securities after the change are as follows:

Holder of Registered Class and
Relevant Holder of number of
Interest securities securities
FMRCO Select 20,562
Pharmaceuticals
FMRCO Fid Balanced 1,051,421
Fund
FMRCO FA Equity 914,019
Growth Fund
FMRCO Fidelity Small 681,606
Cap Stock Fund
FMRCO FA Global 1,910
Equity
FMRCO Fid Aggressive 13,600
Intl Fund
FMRCO FA Diversified 1,078,021
FMRCO International
Fid Diversified 6,633,129
FMRCO International
Fid Pacific
Basin Fund 282,618
FMRCO VIP Growth
FMRCO FA Intl Capital 930,028
14,500
Appreciation
FMRCO Fidelity Focus 680,078
Health Care
FMRCO Fid Southeast 94,000
Asia Fund
FMRCO Fid Worldwide 194,800
Fund
FMRCO Overseas Fund 1,242,000
FMRCO FA Overseas 479,400
Investment
$\mathbf{Fund}$
FMRCO VIP Overseas 613,000
FMRCO Fidelity 39,200
Overseas Fund
– Canada
FMRCO Fid Asset 80,500
FMRCO Manager Fund
Fid Intl Growth 116,300
FMRCO & Income Fund
Fid Global
10,400
FMRCO Balanced Fund
VIP III Midcap
Portfolio 19,200
FMRCO VIP II Asset 21,000
Manager
$\overline{\text{FMTC}}$ Manulife 148,400
Overseas
$\overline{\text{FMTC}}$ Canadian 11,380
Overseas Pacif

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$\overline{\text{FMTC}}$ FRTC Int.
Pacific Jap
64,320
FMTC
FMTC Fric Int. Pacific 16,870
Fric Int. Sec
Pacific
19,900
$\overline{\text{FMTC}}$ General Motors
Pac Basin 157,560
FMTC Chevron Tex 41,730
$PMT\overline{C}$ RJ Reynolds 24,320
Tob Pac Bas
$F\Lambda\overline{\text{TC}}$ State Bd Adm 77,860
of Fl-Pac
FMTC Illinois Teach 77,430
$Ret-PB$
FMTC FICL GIbI 24,871
Asset All Ew
FMTC FICL Ind Port 253,120
Eq
$\overline{\text{EMTC}}$ Pac Basin Ex 166,890
$\overline{\text{EMTC}}$ Coll Trust
Kentucky Pen 117,560
FMTC Pac Basin
Kentucky Ins
Pac Basin 32,230
FMTC IG FI Global Eq 4,125
FMTC Fr Cad 20.570
Overseas Pac
FMTC Ford Intl Pac 27,900
Basin Sub
$\overline{\text{FMTC}}$ FRTC Russell 5,800
FMTC Intl
Principal 900
FMTC Partners Intl
Brown &
5,500
Williamson
FMTC Petro Cana Intl 8,800
Ġг
FMTC Illinois Trs Pob 19,530
FMTC Mellon Bk Intl 5,930
FMTC RK Mellon Intl 11,900
FMTC Fidelity Int'l Gr 12,600
FMTC Hydro One Pac 18,600
FMTC Basin
Fid Can Intl
Growth 23,000
FMTC Duke Energy 13,100
Pac Basin
$\overline{\text{EMTC}}$ Frank Russell 8,800
RIF PAC
$\overline{\text{FMTC}}$ Select Int Sm 4,000
Cap Coll
FMTC
$\overline{\text{FMTC}}$
IG FI CI Gbl Eq 800
$\bar{\mathrm{FMTC}}$ $\overline{\text{Mix}}$ If Intl Por
FICL Sel Intl
600
Sm Cp 3,000
$\overline{\text{FMTC}}$ Fid Select Intl 127,200

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FMTC IBM Select 37,800
FMTC Eafe Canada
Dallas Police & 13,900
FMTC Fire
FMTC Ford Select Intl 21,500
FICL Select Intl 17.900
$\overline{\text{FMTC}}$ Eqty
IBM Canada 13,700
$\overline{\text{FMTC}}$ Select Intl
ΒМ 29,200
FMTC Netherlands
Ohio P&F Int 47,550
FMTC Gr Pac Bas
FMTC Agilent Tec Int 37,460
FMTC PG&E Corp 30,320
FMTC Metlife FI Intl 27,700
Illinois Surs-Sel
Intl
8,500
FMTC
$\overline{\text{CBC}}$ Intl Eqty
Pac Bas
12,300
ETMTC Transition
Basex 5,570
$\overline{FMTC}$ General Motors 31,800
Inv
FMTC FICL GLBL 100
Oppor Non-US
Royal Mail 564,666
Pension Plan
$\overline{\mathrm{FIL}}$ Hang Seng Bk 18,632
Ltd Retirements
FIL Falcon/Flora 906,589
$\overline{FL}$ $\overline{\text{Fid}}$ $\text{Fds}$ - 121,779
International
Pool
Fid Fds- 148,970
Australia Pool
ात, $FidFds -$ 184,275
Pacific Pool
$\overline{\text{FL}}$ HOKO Jockey 17,404
$_{\rm Club}$
FIL Health 20,587
Foundation Pac
Bas
Fid Advantage
Australian Eq
3,013
Tr
FIL MTR Corp
Retmt Pacif 14,562
Eqty
Fid Pds - 12,470
World Pool
$\overline{\text{FL}}$ Hybank Ind 4,645
Trst
$\overline{\mathrm{FL}}$ Jockey Club 32,523
Contingency
National Corp 95,770
Inv Sves
ĒЦ. Fidelity 21,124

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International
Fund
$\overline{\text{FL}}$ Fid Managed 663,996
International
Fund
ला. Fij It Global Eq 9.047
$\overline{\text{FL}}$ Open Mother
Fid Instl Fd- 473,874
$\overline{\textbf{H}}$ Pacific
Govt of 23,140
FIL Singapore Pac
HKMPF-Mkt
Inv Asia
131,707
FIL Hong Kong
Elec STF Retr 13,861
Scheme
FIL Pacific Century 34,571
Cyberwks Retir
FL Jockey Club 33,571
Charity Trust
FIL Fij It Global 62,222
Fund Mother
$F\overline{u}$ Fij It Balanced 8,443
Fund Mother
Stallion 70,920
$\overline{\texttt{FIL}}$ Russell Invt 26,400
Mgmt
$\overline{FL}$ Railways Pens 474,880
Eq
$\overline{\text{FL}}$ Russell Intl 10,100
Equity Fund
Mine EMP 52,580
$_{\rm FIL}$ Pension Fund
Sentinel Mng 102,220
$\overline{\text{FL}}$ Ind Ret
Fid Fds – 344,122
Health Care
Pool
Japan Tobacco
TQPP-Asian $\frac{1}{2}$ 900
Shinkin Bank 9,500
$\overline{FIL}$ Fidelity South 137,000
East Asia Fund
FIL. $Fid Fds -$ 178,000
Southeast Asia
Pool
Innogy Pacific 38,300
Ex Jap an
Fid Funds - 43,000
Gibl Focus Pool
$\overline{\texttt{FL}}$ Australia - 14,400
Funds SA
Fid Instl South 413,790
FIL East Asia Fund
Shell Hong
Kong Limited 48
$\overline{\mathbf{m}}$ $\overline{\text{SGE}}$ Row 4,600
GEC 1972 Pln 29,900

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FIL.
British Energy 13,000
$\overline{\texttt{FL}}$ Gen Grp
IBM Denm
Select
2,300
Accident Rehab 22,300
& Cmp
IBM Austria
Global 1,900
FL Per-Stit De
Unilever 1,500
FII. $FMT$ GL $R{OW}$ 20,500
F1L East Sussex 32,000
Cnty
Chevron 8,200
Texaxo UK
$\overline{\text{FIL}}$ Meyer Intl 16,000
Group
$\overline{FL}$ Stichting Pns 1,300
Makro
$\overline{\textbf{F}}$ Industriens 7,400
Pens
$\overline{\mathrm{FIL}}$ Co-Operative 11,300
Grp
$\overline{\text{FL}}$ GKN Group 49,100
Pension
Scheme
$\overline{\text{FL}}$ Eircom No $2$ 17,400
$\overline{\mathtt{F}\mathtt{I}}$ Pension Fund
Unilever
(superann)
7,600
Ireland
$\overline{\text{FL}}$ IBM Irel Sel 900
Glbl Equities
IBM Austria 3,600
Select Glbl
FIL. NPC Trust 2,000
$\overline{\text{FL}}$ Fid Instl Fds- 2,000
Global Focus
Fd
Fid Instl $FdS -$ 3,700
Global Focus
Fd
TOTAL
22,901,849

5. Changes in Association

The persons who have become associates (2) of, ceased to be associates of, or have changed the nature of their
association (9) with, the substantial holder in relation to voting interests in the company or scheme are as follows:

Name and ACN/ARSN (if applicable)
FMR Corp./FMR Co., FMTC
Nature of association
. FMR Co. is the adviser to the registered holders $\overline{\phantom{a}}$
, named in Section 4 and has power under its
management agreements to dispose of the
subject shares.

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FMR Co. is a wholly-owned subsidiary of FMR
Corp., a Delaware corporation. Edward C.
Johnson 3d is chairman of FMR Corp. and owns
in excess of 10% of the voting power of FMR
Corp. and may thereby be deemed an associate
of FMR Co.
However, neither FMR Corp. nor Edward C.
Johnson 3d has sole power to vote or direct the
voting of, or to dispose of or direct the disposition
of, the subject shares. FMR Co. carries out such
voting under written guidelines established by the
Board of Trustees of the Funds which are the
registered holders.
Fidelity Management Trust Company ("FMTC") is
a trust company organized under the laws of
Delaware and is a wholly-owned subsidiary of
FMR Corp.
Because FMTC and FMR Co. are under the
common control of FMR Corp., FMTC may be
considered a related body corporate and hence
an "associate" of FMR Corp., as such term is
used in the Corporations Law.
FMTC's relevant interest consists of the power to
dispose of, and may also consist of the power to
vote or direct the voting of, the shares for the
institutional accounts with which it has a
management agreement.
FIL FIL is the adviser to the registered holders
named in Section 4 above, each of which is an
investment company organized under the laws of
a jurisdiction other than the United States, and
has power under its management agreements to
dispose of the subject shares.
Edward C. Johnson 3d is chairman of FIL and
owns in excess of 20% of the voting power of
FIL. By reason of his ownership of the
"prescribed percentage" of FIL, Mr. Johnson may
be deemed the holder of a relevant interest in the
subject shares and a substantial shareholder.
FIL has power to vote and dispose of the shares
of the Funds which it advises.

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6. Addresses

The addresses of persons named in this form are as follows:

Name Address
FMR Corp., FMR Co., FMTC
182 Devonshire Street
Boston, MA 02109
ΗЦ
PO Box HM 670, Hamilton HMCX, Bermuda

Signature: 02/20/04

$By$ Eric D. Roiter

$\tilde{f}$ , and $\tilde{f}$

$\sim$ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Senior V.P. & General Counsel - FMR Co. Duly authorized under Powers of Attorney dated December 30, 1997, by and on behalf of FMR Corp. and its direct and indirect subsidiaries, and Fidelity International Limited and its direct and indirect subsidiaries.