The Business Times, 21 March 1980

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    11 1 BUSINESS TIMES M.C.(P) No. 111/1/8# fwday, march a. mm SO CENTS
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  • BRIEFLY...
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      Lock icon Indonesia's tourism move
      62 1 AFP JAKARTA, Thurs. Indonesia has asked Singapore to help channel more of foreign tourists visiting Singapore to come to Indonesia. Indonesia's one million tourist target (or 1984 is only a trifle compared with Singapore's (our minfcm target within the next Ave years, Indonesian Tourism director-general Achmad Tirtosudiro
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      Lock icon EEC growth outlook
      56 1 AFP BANGKOK, Unas. The European Economic Community gave a grim assessment here today of its growth prospects for 1960. Addressing a regional United Nations economic forum, an EEC spokesman said recent oil price increases had forced the community to revise downwards a L 5 per cent growth
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      Lock icon US deficit
      64 1 UPI WASHINGTON, Thurs. The US balance of payments deficit with the rest of the world shrank to only US$3l7 million in 1979, the Department of Commerce today, virtually the zero balance for which the Administration had hoped. Compared with deficits of $14 billion In 1977 and $13.5 billion
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      Lock icon State monopoly
      64 1 AFP TEHERAN, Thurs. Foreign trade is to become a state monopoly, Iranian Trade Minister Reza Sadr said here yesterday. Iranian imports will from now be centralised through 130 trading centres under state control, the minister said. Local businessmen may still travel abroad, to seek out goods they need,
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      Lock icon Petrochemical plan
      50 1 Reuter TAIPEI, Ttaurs/ Taiwan's Council (or Economic Planning and Development announced a 10year petrochemical development plan calling for capital investment of U552.43 billion between 1960 and 1910. During an initial five-year stage, capital investment will be $Ll7 billion andsl.26 billion in the second five-year stage, the council said.
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      Lock icon Opinion poll
      82 1 AFP LONDON, Than. The Labour opposition would win a general election in Britain today with a 125 per cent majority, only 10 months after Margaret Thatcher's Conservative government was voted raw wmr, Ifcnftpftrtnii pott published today predicted. 5 The Gallup poll conducted for the Conservative Dally Telegraph newspaper
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      Tito's condition
      51 1 LJUBLJANA, Yugoslavia, Thnrs. Yugoslav President Tito recently regained consciousness for brief intervals and recognised visitors, though he was not able to speak to them, an informed source said here today. But today's official medical bulletin warned that his general condition is still very serious and intensive care is
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      Lock icon Dow Jones
      47 1 AP NEW YORK, Thurs. The stock market was mixed this morning Hie Dow Jones average of 30 industrial stocks was down 2.73 to 7998.21 in the first hour, but gainers took a slight lead over losers among stocks traded on the New York exchange. AP
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    Chief Price Changes
    135 1 Rites 8*1 PnfwtiM 800 +38 Mipu Corps 080 35 Straits Tradiaf 90S +30 OCBC 800 +30 Hick Low 53S +30 fi—!!■■» 530 15 PMC 830 15 DUIM 1W ■ya IMIM 515 301 15 15 MUM Dr*d| 510 13 out 408 12 BowU«4 442 12 Falls Krual 530
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    KUALA LUMPUR
    90 1 mm nrpjjH Indices B.T. Index: Industrials: Finance: Hotels: Properties: Tins: rubbers: Mar 19 Mar 20 6382.51 6482.55 517.76 524.20 724.60 743.39 328.68 328.85 362.80 356.34 275.90 276.28 965.22 970.58 Most Active S Darby 473,000 Syn Resins 160,000 P Textile 148,000 Fed Cables 134.000 Total turnover: 3.96m Total value:
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    Wee offers PM two alternatives
    770 1  -  MERGER AS LAST RESORT By MARGARET THOMAS RESPONDING to the Prime Minister's request for views oo Nanyang University's future, Mr Wee Cho Yaw, chairman of the Nanyang University Council, has indicated his willingness to accept Mr Lee Kuan YeWs compromise proposal of a merger with
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    Gold advances again
    252 1 GOLD continued to regain some of its lost glitter yesterday morning when prices reached US$B65 an ounce in the London bulThis recovery Hires the price about $100 above the level to which it plunged at one point on Tuesday. The market continued steady in the afternoon, with
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    Radio exports a Japanese affair Singapore's prices competitive
    493 1 ALMOST all cassettes and radio/cassette recorders exported to the US from Singapore last year were made by Japanese-owned companies. These Japanese subsidiaries were able to sell their products at competitive prices in the low-end market while facing the same labour and production
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    Assurance for companies
    298 1 THE Skills Development Council, which administers the Skills Development Fund, will not be biased against smaller companies applying for assistance from the Fund. This assurance was given by Finance Minister Hon Sui Sen in Parliament yesterday. But be added that based on the number of applications received
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    No plan to sell UIC building says UIOH
    473 1  -  By ANTHONY TAN UNITED Industrial Overseas Holdings (UIOH) has flatly denied rumours that it would sell off UIC Building after the takeover of United Industrial Corporation (UIC). UIOH said yesterday in a statement that neither UIOH nor its directors i»h arranged or
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    Renewed confidence leads to marked recovery in market
    125 1 RENEWED -fllun l biyen at ike kmuT tfctre prices SnSttST u< twien sappert at Ike lever 11l ssnctotolj^aini to mSff 'flkae (mtM i*y>• Usheat generally steady ui Wnaeti Ml MUi to 2m IS to» eta*. fliliagir witt a II eM ola to
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      47 1 BALLY MADE IN SWITZERLAND K "They feel lighter, look more elegant and as beautifully detailed as ever. An exceptionally attractive slip-on in 4 special colours. Black Kid White Kid Taupe/Beige Kid Brown Kid Sole Agent for S.E. Asia, Hong Kong Taiwan S.Q. PARRETT SON (PTE) LTD. Singapore
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      60 1 mmmz SHIPPING TIMES ADVERSE effects sf steel tar price Increase 3 WILL electronic mall replace the pestmaa? I GOLD faces a decade ef graftal decll*e imWWWWMWWMMM— 7 SECURITY Pacific sets «p sffRUBBER Trsst sharebeMers advised ts accept sffer 11 HIGHLIGHTS sf parliamentary AIRCRAFT 5, TV AND RADIO f, CROSSWORD BRISTOW
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      3 1 t Leader-.Page C
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      162 1 VI i V I l Doirt leave home without it w j f 4 Sfll \v: Wty/oomg MAFis omtadt tbt CBD, and s computenstdfor better *fficm»cy 1¥ you need a hand. A helping hand when you need it most: WiyfoongMAF For most people, money isn't easy to come by. At
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  • TRADE AND INDUSTRY
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      S'pore buys most of Sabah's cocoa
      682 2 SINGAPORE has become the main export market hr Sabah's cocoa producers. The Republic accounted (or about SO per cent of the Malaysian state's export of cocoa beaas la the first half of last year! Latest trade statistics show that Singapore Imported about 3.6 mllttoQ
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      VITB test fees higher from April
      202 2 FEES (or public trade tests conducted by the Vocational aad Industrial Training Board (VITB) will be increased from next month. The fee for citizens and permanent residents taking the National Trade Certificate Two (NTC-2) full test (practical and theory) will be raised tram $20
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      Agency plans to attract creative talent
      268 2 AN INTERNATIONAL advertising agency in Singapore is studying the feasibility of conducting a series of seminars on university campuses in South-east Asia, aimed at attracting the region's creative talent into the industry. The proposal was mooted this week by Ogilvy and Mather International director.
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      'No Problem' typewriter
      136 2 BQUATRON Pte Ltd has Just been appointed the local distributor for a line of Canadian word proceasori manufactured by AES Data of Montreal Known as AES Pius or the Lanier "No Problem" typewriter, the "standalone" system consists of a display/control unit comprising a video screen, keyboard, dual
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      Hume (FE) to produce Styrocon wall panels?
      560 2 A BUILDING material supplier in Singapore is believed to be planning to make and market a type of wall panels that could be used as substitutes for brick walls. Industry sources said Hume Industries (Far East) is now negotiating with an Australian firm
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      MEMO PAD
      499 2 SEMINARS AND COURSES March 21-22: Organisation and Methods, Hilton, Consulasia March 21-28: Credit Management, Century Park Sherton Hotel, Acumen Credit Services March 24-25: Sales Training, Hilton, Consulasia March 26-28: Finance for Nonfinance Managers, Hyatt Hotel, SGV-Goh Tan March 27: An Architect's View of the Building Industry in the
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      170 2 herself in this region and is wellknown for her wide range of songs which includes folks and ballads. Every evening relax with your favourite drink in the new Carriage Bar and listen to your favourite tunes. Dolly performs nightly except Sundays. Carriage Bar Open: From 11 am daily. '21 Mount
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      377 2 UNITED INDUSTRIAL OVERSEAS HOLDING PTE LTD (Incorporated in the Republic of Singapore) y ANNOUNCEMENT TAKEOVER OFFER OF SHARES IN UNITED INDUSTRIAL CORPORATION LIMITED The Directors of United Industrial Overseas Holding Pte Ltd (UIOH) are pleased to announce that UIOH has no intention of divesting any part of its interest in
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  • REGIONAL
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      Elf keen to help M'sian oil firm
      472 3 THE Elf Group, an international petroleum organisation, has exprcassd its dasire to help a bumiputra oO company penetrate the lubricant oil and grease market in Malaysia. This was announced by the group's managing director for South-East Asia, Mr Philippe La tour, at the
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    • THE REGION IN BRIEF
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        NEW CRIME BILL
        292 3 UNFAIR labor practices, including union busting, will now be considered a criminal offence under a new fafll passed by the Philippine interim national assembly yesterday. In addition to criminal liabilities, foreigners found guilty of violating labour laws wUI be departed upon completion of sentence. PAKISTAN'S military fwdwhl
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      Mining company tries new method
      324 3 AN AUSTRALIAN tin mining company has developed a method of ore treatment that may make it economic to mine lower grades of ore, or ores too complex to be treated by existing commercial technology. The company, Aberfoyle, said the method is based on a hot
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      Lock icon Thailand plagued by a host of economic ills
      315 3 Reuter AFP THAILAND'S economy last year was plagued by high inflation, worsening trade deficit and money dghtnw, the Bangkok Bank, Thailand's largest commercial hank said in a report. The country's Inflation rate last year rose to 15 per cent from 8J per
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      Lock icon Japan's growth may weaken
      244 3 Reuter JAPAN'S real economic growth in fiscal I*o starting next month will fall to 4.3 per cent tram about 6.2 per cent in the current year, the Yamaichi Research Institute. an affiliate of Yamaichi Securities, predicted. The projections, made after the of Japan raised its official
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      Adverse effects from steel bar price increase
      264 3 THE Matter Builders Association of Malaysia (MBAM) fears the 10.9 per cent increase in steel bar price, which came into effect on Tuesday, may have tar-reaching effects in die overall cost increase of construction projects. In a statement regretting that the government had
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      Lock icon Amendments criticised
      267 3 AFP THE youth wing of the Malaysian Chinese Association, one of the major partners in the ruling 10-party coalition, has come out against the proposed amendments to labour laws in Malaysia. The amendments, which give wide powers to the Minister of Labour, win be debated in Parliament next
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      103 3 V > > o i i a fcj 2 a in Collection to\e P» uto et The magic and mystery of India are captured in this enchanting collection of stories. Well illustrated and simply told, this series of 4 bilingual Indian folktales have been compiled and published locally to provide
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  • RAW MATERIALS
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      KL growing in stature as rubber market
      907 4 THE MALAYSIAN Rubber Exchange and Licensing Board (MRELB) has achieved marked success in making Malaysia a recognised world market for trading in rubber. In a statement released in Kuala Lumpur recently, the Primary Industries Minister, Datuk Leong Khee Seoog, noted that futures cr
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      BOOST FOR COCOA
      576 4 IN LINE with the growing importance of cocoa as a major export crop in Malaysia, the Federal Agricultural Marketing Authority (Fama) intends to set the lead in improving the marketing of the product. The new director general of Fatta, Ha# Hairiri Taib, disclosed that apart from showing
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      Closing prices
      32 4 Rubber: Mar 20 Singapore: April: 328.00 cents (np 3.60 cents) Malaysia: April: 328.50 cents (np 2.50 cents) Tin: M$2 V 285 <pp M$l&) Official offering: 192 tonnes (down 6Y* tonnes)
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      Straits Tin
      65 4 THE Strafe tfapriee in Pmm| ywturtiy mt MUS per pieal to $1M aWve the laleraattoaal Til AgrManeat MTfBMld. trfbatod to finer Lmta aai New Yerfc ad▼lees n Wttaeliy aigkt with farther iae> toned iwaiai flf the US aai Earepeaa was aided by a drtjp ta fla en delivered
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      Duty rates
      86 4 THE MALAYSIAN Minister of Finance has fixed these rates for the period from Mar 20 until further notice: Bahher: 342** cents kg; Cspra: $912.08 a tonne; Pita kernel: 1965.75 a tonne; White pepper: M.614.33 a tonne; Blaek pepper: 53J0C.57 a tonne; The rates of duty payable are: aabber:
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      RUBBER
      258 4 THE SINGAPORE market closed «lightly higher yesterday with April One RSS buyers quoted at 328.00 cents per kilo, up 3.50 cents from Wednesday's close, dealers said. Morning prices were marked up slightly on upcountry and trade buying after opening initially lower on speculative profittaking and stale bull releases following
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      RAS PRICES
      305 4 R-A-8. prices In cents per kilo yesterday: (per kilo) (par kOo) let 1 IL&S. prompt f-o-b 300J0 Int. 1 RS-S. AprU 3MJ0 IM. 1 RS-S 1Uy 330JO UK 2 RS-S IM UK/Coat 30SJ0 Int. 3 R.S.S 301 JO UK/Coot JMJO Int 4 RS.S MOJO UK/CM M4J0 Int. 5
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      SSR and SMR
      89 4 NOON 8SR mi SMR frfa ym Mriajr KAI Mtn (CM Hi ■mnl k Mlfcl ifltff i;^S? moo A»rii K» S8R» S8R&0 mu (1-toa pallMI (lion piOM) n nri Marc* MLOON M7.00N moon MOON SMKCV not l SMR& SMR CP SMR 10 (1-IoiimUM) (1-MpdbO d to mBMi {1-MHM
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      TEXTILES
      187 4 TARN and cotton prices were quoted as follows in Hongkong yesterday: (In HK dollars, spot ex-go-down) Csttaa yara: Chins Blue Phoenix 20s U»; 3fc 2,775, 3,005 (per bale of 400 lbs). Pirns gnfc: China Butterfly and Globe brand unq; Dragon Head unq; Five Lambs uaq; Flower aad Butterfly unq;
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      RICE
      334 4 9NGAPORB: Yesterday's closing prices in SI per kUo, ex-godown: THAI WHITE: 100 per cent first das (Kangaroo) new crop 1.05, 100 per cent second das 0 JO, 100 per cent third clas 0.88, S per cent sew crop no stack, B-10 per cent OJO. THAI BROKEN: A-euper 0.08, Special
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      PALM OIL
      131 4 THE MARKET in Kuala Lumpur yesterday ruled steady with prices unchanged despite some early profit-taking, dealers said. Pakistan bought 5,000 tonnes of neutralised bleached deodorised palm oil at US$64O per tonne, cost and freight April shipment, they said. Activity was quiet and centred in the southern region. April
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      WHEAT
      181 4 CHICAGO Board of Trade wheat future* closed V« cent to 5Vi cents per bushel higher with deferred March up most on Wednesday. Reports of underlying European demand kept forward contracts firm ail day, traders said. However, lack of exporter demand for cash SRW and an easier Gulf basis pat
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      SOYBEAN
      213 4 CHICAGO Board of Trade soybean futures closed 2V« to five cents per bushel higher in featureless late trade on Wednesday. Active European trade interest and reports that Brazil may lftnit exports temporarily gave beans a steady tone in die morning, traders said. After absorbing heavy long liquidation in past
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      LONDON MARKETS
      853 4 SUGAR: Number two raw sugar futures steadied in late morning on commission hovse, trade and stoplass coveting, closing at or near session highs with on balance gains of £3.25 to £8.15 per tonne. The market had opened around Wednesday night's final kerb levels, though an average £0.90 up
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      Produce exchange
      162 4 CBINEBE Predsee Exehaage, Sagapsre, seea daatag prim per pieal yesterday: Ceessaft ell: Bulk $108 sellers, old drum $108 sellers, new drum $112 sellers. Copra: Mixed (loose) UK/ Coot $59.00 buyers. Pepper: Muntok AST A white fob 100% NLW $327.50 sellers, Sarawak white fob 96% NLW $312.50 setters, Sarawak
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  • ASIAN STOCKS
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      Lock icon Strong rally
      342 4 HONGKONG Source: SHK Sec A MIXTURE of short-covering and renewed confidence ahead of important results to be announced soon caused the market to stage a strong technical rally yesterday. Little resistance was seen as prices opened sharply higher without a trade taking place. Dealers were hard pressed to
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      Sydney
      397 4 A BOUT of late profit-taking took some stocks off their peaks yesterday but tailed to halt another strong rally, dealers said. Metal and energy stocks proved the big gainers on the day following a firming of commodity prices in London overnight but renewed confidence in the speculative area saw
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      Manila
      150 4 STOCKS closed mixed yesterday, with turnover declining to 7.1 million pesos from Wednesday's 11.7 million, dealers said. Atlas Con B, Benguet Con B, Lepanto B, Philex B, Podco B, Pogei, Pioneer, First Phil Holdings and Vulcan firmed while Oriental B and Seafront fell. MAR 20 Pesos 1 Aroj* Mining
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      Bangkok
      276 4 RISING international interest rates kept speculators on the sidelines yesterday, with trading quiet, and centred on Bangkok Bank and United Flour Mill, dealers said. Bangkok Bank fell two baht to 308 while United Flour rose two to 222. Capital Trust rose 1.50 to 73, rßoonkrong Drying and two to
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      Selected indices
      51 4 FINANCIAL TIMES INDUSTRIALS Wednesday 432.0 Tuesday 431.7 Week Ago 444.9 DOW JONES AVERAGE INDUSTRIALS Wednesday 800.94 Tuesday 801.82 Week Ago... 119.54 H.K.HANG SENG Thursday...» 788.46 Wednesday I 738J2 Week Ago 800M SYDNEY INDUSTRIALS Thursday 807JO Wednesday 801.87 Week Ago tl4J8 ALL ORDINARIES Thursday 796JT! Wednesday 781.45 Week Ago
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      87 4 We've the family flavour.., CP c, ti 6r> < It's our big difference at Ketong Thomson Restaurant Food, glorious food, for the family l Sumptuous seafood fresh-caught from the kelong and barbecued, fried, steamed or baked, and served with taste-titillating sauces Savoury home-style dishes A la carte Chinese delicacies Lunch
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  • OVERSEAS
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      DAILY AIRCRAFT MOVEMENTS
      664 5 ARRIVALS 8onrieo Local Operator Nuibor Ha« From PAA PA005 0125 NY/SPO/HKG TMA TL345 0530 BEY/BAH/BOM MAS MH601 0645 KUL MAS MH8B 0710 KCH SU SQ528 0710 DHA SIA SQ101 005 KUL MAS MHin 0840 PEN MAS MH8OT 0M5 KUL RBA B1421 0990 BWN MAS MHS71 0830 PEN/KUL
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      Lock icon Forecast of sluggish growth for Third World
      317 5 AFP THE sharp slowdown in the world economy in 1979 should worsen this year before Improving slightly in 1981, a preliminary report on prospects published In Geneva by the UN Conference on Trade and Development (Unctad) said. The report, prepared for the Unctad
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      Lock icon Carter launches new peace plan
      536 5 Reuter UPI PRESIDENT Carter has launched a ma)or initiative that could advance Middle East peace diplomacy while boosting his chances for a second White House term. Mr Carter announced on Wednesday be would meet Egyptian President Anwar Sadat and Israeli Prime Minister Menachem Begin separately
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      Britain's GDP may fall by 2pc
      404 5 A DECLINE in British gnm domestic product of 2 per cent and perhaps twice as much in manufacturing industry in 1980 now seems likely, the Bank of England said. The bank's forecast, made in its quarterly bulletin, is in line with the most recent
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      Lock icon US corporate profits near stagnation
      252 5 UPI Reuter DESPITE record oil industry profits, corporate profits in the US economy ss a whole, hardly rose at all during last year's fourth quarter, the Commerce Department reported on Wednesday. Petroleum profits rose at a seasonally adjusted annual rate of 28 per cent during,
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    • WORLD IN BRIEF
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        Lock icon POLITICAL CRISIS
        342 5 Agencies ITALIAN Premier Francesco Cossiga's minority coalition .government resigned on Wednesday night, plunging Italy into a political crisis as the country's far-left urban guerillas stepped up their bloody war against the state. Mr Cossiga handed in his resignation to President Sandro Pertini, 83, after the third-ranking socialists said
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      129 5 INJ.G.L. (SINGAPORE) PRECISION CASTINGS FACILITY PTE. LTD. ANNOUNCES ITS OFFICIAL OPENING MARCH 21st, 1980 BY MR. CH'NG JIT KOON MEMBER OF PARLIAMENT FOR TIONG BAHRU i 1 ',i,. 7.5; IBta 3&i i V&iii.' L. i 2.* rjp» *5*- R *S E TF N Ml 3SS&&- "V j--4 hK MI 9
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    Time ripe for an open debate
    513 6 IT IS surprising that the four Nantah Council members have chosen to reply individually to the Prime Minister's request for views on how the fading fortunes of Nantah University could be resuscitated. Unfortunately, only Mr Wee Cho Yaw's reply has been made public so
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    Spoilt by shelter
    195 6 THE Association of Electronic Industries in Singapore (AEIS) makes an understandable complaint when local manufacturers account for virtually nothing at the exports of consumer electronics to the US. And it makes a shrewd observation in noting that one reason may be the superior promotional abilities of the
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    Lock icon Sophisticated phone calls
    1302 6 Combine the technology of both the computer end telephone and you will get 'telematics', says France. If the French electronic mail is a success, will that mean goodbye to postmen? The Economist FRANCE hopes to do for electronic terminals what Texas Instruments did for the pocket calculator:
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    Lock icon South Korean economy wins renewed confidence
    924 6  -  *y ALLAN REDITT Reuter SOUTH KOREA'S economic planners have emerged from the deep depression caused by the assassination of President Park Chung-bee last October and the December clashes between sectors of the armed farces. Fears that Soath Korea's international creditworthiness had been irreparably damaged
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      101 6 I I NOW GNE€HONG_ ADDS ANOTHER SHOWROOM IN WORLD TRADE CENTRE See the latest arrivals of China Art Pottery, Rosewood Furniture and Carpets. All are welcome. 4 G**J* GNRn t I iimtm Sfc-r :•> ws :SI 1 '■V.V mm i "ii n i lIT i !S. c GN€€ HONG CO
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  • Page 6 Miscellaneous
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      1074 6 Super agent Sloan SBC has very little to offer TV viewers this evening apart from the regular variety show and situation dramas which come on the screen week after week. One would expect the TV Movie slot on Chamyl 5 at 9.56pm to provide a little diversion from the usual
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    Gold faces a decade of gradual decline
    1407 7  -  sy DONALD F SINCLAIR THERE was a report a few weeks ago that USSR alchemists had faaad a way to radiate toad into gold the commodity markets seem to be Cast turning gold into lead. Followers of Elliot Wave theories will have no
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    Lock icon Winds blowing in Reagan's favour
    818 7  -  FORUM, WITH ANTHONY LEWIS NYT IT HAS BEEN a truism for Democratic politicians this year, as it was four years ago, that Ronald Reagan would be an easy Republican to beat in November. After Illinois, the Democrats had better think again. Reagan's victory in Illinois
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  • Page 7 Miscellaneous
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  • INTERNATIONAL STOCKS
    • EUROPEAN MARKETS
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        Paris
        261 8 MAR 1* Frs CORBEILLE Air-Liquid* B S N Oervau Danone C8F (ThomsonC*f) CM Frtnciut dts Petroies Compafnle Financier* Compacnie Oeneraie Credit Fonder De France Hachette (Llbrairle) Machines Bull Mlchelm (B) Pari has Pechiney Clflne Kuhlmann Peugeot Pfiilipa <Mv Gem Be tit) Prlntempa S A Rhone-Poulence 3A Royal Dutch Suez
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        Brussels
        100 8 MAR 19 Fri FORWARD MARKET Acer 275 4-5 Arbtd 2100 10 AfUir 470 10 Brascan 710 4 14 Bru-Lamb I486 -14 Canpac 10SH -14 Cock 300 40 De Beers 283 6 F tye% 1030 •15 Electrobel 5300 unch Gb-lnno-Bm 2245 -15 n#% 032 40 Hobok 2060 4 ISO Pflro
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        Frankfurt
        213 8 MAR 19 Dtn Aet-T»Wun*en 34 30 AJtao 20 70 -0J Atli Leben ***** >9 Alii Vera moo unch BASF Bay H T Wbank Bay Vbank 137 50 222.00 258 OOB 04 unch unch Hi] lift 00 +0.7 HBP atat 4 BMW IMflDB r..»m 314 00 1 Chen Vtrv 290
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        Amsterdam
        160 8 MAR 19 Pis ABN 299.00 >2 AhoM AkJO AMEV Amlu Amro Bank 67. 30 22.90 88.90 90 00 5600 0i2 ♦Oil unch 2.3 +0.9 Berk"** 40 MB ***** 15 Bote Bartomij »00 '.M 00 -3 Byenkor?*--™ OUWMU Hit SS 30 1S1S0- 9J 0.6 5.4 90J0 12X20 2.1 +17 Fokker
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        192 8 MAR I* Francs Action* Suuses Aluulur Br Alusulsse Rcf Brown Boveri Br. Clbe Geigy Br 276 ISO U2 1(10 itao 1 10 2 10 30 Clba G*ny PC Cite Gei*y Rn Credit Suuic Br Credit Suisse Ref Elektrowatl Br George Fischet Br Olotai Pc 800 60S 2235 422 2200
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        109 8 MAR It Lire Am r a 0.S Assoc Cl*n 4 7900 660 Bkstocl m 12 Oninlf 9100 200 rial m 20 KiiukMt 81 JO 4 .5 G*n Inmob MM 1 in Pti 2410 30 lUlcemenU ***** 1 ID Italcu Ml 10 ItaJuder 386 25 125 mmiwii m n 803
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      198 8 MAR IB CI AtMUbl ID'. A Iran S3', r« AlfOfna 33'. i'« Bank Monl Bank Mora Scdtia 24 1 Br II Tel Belli Corp 1' BP Can Ud 41 Brascan n Camp Red Lake w. 3'i Can Imp Bk 23'. Canpar 41 Canpac In* Pf Car ling OKeefe T'i
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      298 8 MAR It fUnd INDUSTRIALS A Alpha 280 5 Aberrom —290 10 AE And CI 005 5 AMir 2100 unch Barlow* 900 50 Cf Sugar IIS -5 CN A 4306 10 Curne PI nance 1506 Dp Beers Ind 2450 unch Edcon 410 5 Edgars Eve ready Fed Voik 300 -ft
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      172 8 See Page 4 for Asian stocks e See Page 9 for NYSE prices V -5 V. Dine at Dragon Palacc ,r z\ .<* H.n <> «i rov«»! f«-<»st < >r*%. cifijoucsc* deli< *u i«'s 'iici)ior<iblc J V|»«'ri('nc»' Quirk I lon<{ K< >n<} mi Sum Lunch «iv dailv.. v HP (Cockpit
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      182 8 Safay, Sunday, Monday...every day People reckon we have the best Satay this side of the club Another specialty is the selection of typicaily Cantonese favourites And of course, our very own Flavours of Singapore The comfort and serenity of Hin's And Hilton style Hin's Top of the Hil»on. Lunch and
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      215 8 Wtoe, Dlm Idu la Casy Atmapftteres* The ban Steak House it elegant in decor and cony in atmosphere. We serve Juicy steak specially air-flown or troaen, chicken fillet countrystyle, specially arranged park chap, set lunches, hot snacks, etc. Relax in our eaacutive lounge with your Mends/ business associates over drinks.
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  • MONEY AND EXCHANGES
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      Singapore market
      469 9 THE UJS. dollar generally weakened against major currencies in the foreign exchange market yesterday as Eurodollar rates eased slightly. Prom an opening oi 248.15/25 against the yen, the US dollar was traded up to 248.60/70 in the absence oi intervention from the Bank of Japan. The market was
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      PLR
      22 9 THE average rate at which major Singapore banks are currently prepared to lend to their best customers is 11.2 per cent.
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      ASIAN $
      165 9 ASIAN ASIAN currency deposit Interbank rates as at close on March 20: 7 days 1 month 2 months 3 months 6 months 9 months 12 months UBIMkn<8pt) 16'. 16 18 17% 18H 18% 18% 18H 18% 18H 179/16 177/16 17 "4 17% 8w/n. Dm 1 month 3 months 0 months
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      Discount
      49 9 RANGE o* price* offered by discount houses on March 20: Overnight: 3 TO Call deposits: C Ti Clssteg BajriBf 8« iliac 3-month Treasury bills 7 6 > 3 month Bank bills 11 10 3 months CD 11 5/16 11 3/1# 6 months CD 117/16 115/16 Source: National Discount Co
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      GOLD
      335 9 GOLD futures in Singapore yesterday closed sharply higher compared with overnight levels in moderate trading, dealers said. Trading was suspended for one hour yesterday morning as prices opened limit-up across the board following the metal's sharp gain in New York on Wednesday night. The market then rose further in
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      Hongkong
      153 9 THE U.S. dollar yesterday traded quietly steady at slightly lower levels against major currencies with most operators on the sidelines awaiting fresh developments and uncertain of Eurodollar interest rate trends, dealers said. The dollar recovered slightly to 1.8680/85 marks from an early 1.8670/75 but was still below New York's
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      Australia/NZ
      57 9 AUSTRALIA/NZ quotes yesterday: US dollar 1.0894/1.0846 Sterling 0.4976/0.4918 Ninerty day air mail buying rates Sterling 0.5250 US dollars 1.1527 Ninety day forward buying rates Sterling 0.5070 US dollars 1.1118 New Zealand Reserve bank midrate US dollars 0.9500 Trading bank indications Sterling 0.4344/0.4314 US dollars 0.9550/0.9450 Ninety day air mail
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      London
      308 9 THE U.S. dollar yesterday opened easier on Par East levels and continued to decline in early trading in reaction to a further fall in Eurodollar deposit rates, dealers said. The dollar slipped to a low of 1.8635/45 marks after opening at 1.8850/60 and compared with 1.8680/85 on late Hongkong
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      Lock icon Oil earnings encourage more lending worldwide
      463 9 AP WITH plentiful money derived from the profits of the oil producing countries, borrowing from banks woridwide soared above the trillion dollar (US) mark in 1979. The International Monetary Fund said borrowing was stimulated both by the existence of that surplus and by the
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      Producers' assistance
      62 9 HARD currency oil importing countries could float loans with oil producers as a means of recycling Opec surpluses and filling the payments gap created by rising oil prices. EEC Energy Commtsriooer Guido Bnumer said at the annual conference d the West German Food Industry Association the problem of
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      Lock icon Relaxed capital rules
      173 9 NYT WEST GERMANY'S central bask has caßsd lor the lifting of Mme capital controls to help (tm aatton's currency on foreign-exchange markets, which could expand the deustchemark's role as a WW» currency, lfe Bundesbank wants to change rules that limit foreign purchases of promissory notes to those
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      324 9 AFP INDUSTRY leaders in Tokyo tear that rising Japanese interest rates will dampen business activities in the nation excessively. Commenting on the Bank of Japan's decision to raise its official discount rate by 1.75 per cent to a record 9 per cent per annum, executives
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      209 9 Reuter JAPAN'S Finance Ministry has given Japanese banks and foreign banks operating in the country three-month quotas for conversion of free-yen deposits, Ministry officials said. The measure involves the conversion of yen held in Tokyo by non-residents into domestic yen through inhouse accounts between head and branch offices
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      ADB to charge higher interest
      516 9 THE Asian Development Bank has decided to raise the leading rate from 7.1 per cent per annum to 8.1 per cent for loans approved on or after Jan 1 from its nary capital resources. This does not affect the terms on loans made from the
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      Lock icon Proposed Asean market setback
      117 9 Reuter THE PROPOSAL Is establish aa Aseaa barters acceptance market b Hkety to face serisns preMeas. A panel si seator haafcbanking stoksb In Malaysia, eisctolti that the pripiil, new aader tte Ore Aseaa esnntries, weald hwlw the intricacies sf saeaetary Bank Baaipntra chair■mb Kamarai Ariffla saU
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      134 9 Reuter JHE FEDERAL Reserve Board limited interest rates on debt instruments issued by a bank holding company in denominations of USJIOO,000 or less and with original maturities of four years or less. The Fed said obligations of $10,000 or more with original maturities betweeu six months and 15
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      62 9 Reuter THE Reserve Bank of India raised the value of the rupee against sterling to give a middle rate of 1746 rupees to the pound from 18.05 rupees, it was officially announced. The new ratea, which came Into effect this week give a buying rate of 5.6180 pounds to
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      Security Pacific offshore branch
      436 9 SECURITY Pacific National Bank, America's tenth largest bank in terms of assets, has established an offshore hanking branch in Singapore. Mr Brian Rourke, vicepresident and maingv of «the Singapore branch, said the hank applied for an offshore licence last October and received approval hi early January
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      Adjusting Filipino rates
      112 9 PHILIPPINE President Marcos has laid the groundwork to increase the coontry's interest rates ceilings by amending the existing usury lav. Through a presidential decree, Mr Marcos authorised the Central Bank Monetary Board to prescribe higher interest rate ceilings according to prevailing economic inri «nrbi conditions. The amendment
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      Higher prime
      73 9 THE Bank sf Takye aammmmi a half nelat toereasa la Ita Bagnpses prime leadtag rate la 12 per prime «Tttoreh 11, when It sieved the rate ap by half a paint la 11V* P< Me*«rMle t—(lfng that their •hart term print rales will go an by I.H print
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      Extended rebound
      1258 9 NEW YORK THE NEW YORXstock market on Wednesday cloned higher in active trading helped by strength in oil and precious metal teats. But bine chips lost ground. The Dow Jonss industrial average lost a fraction but advances led declines three to two. Turnover slowed to 37 miDieu shares
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      251 9 ECICS Tha Export Crtdil inturanct Corporation of Singapore Ltd., a compony sponsored by the Singapore Government, is now in its fourth yeor of operation. The Corporation exists to promote the expansion of Singapore's trade and industry, ft does this by insuring exporters ond bonks against the occurrence ot commercial, politico!
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    BUSINESS DONE ON THE SES AND THE KLSE
    1324 10 BID tad oflcr pikio IM iad buMw» to and reported is the Stock Exchange ofafitofipore ywetarday with the of sham traded above in btaclwu la toll of 1.90 tmdXM, mkm othenrtoe SECTION ONE a INDUSTRIAL COMMERCIAL BVr ttiaßiSWroiom I.MCD Baa (0448)(3)044W (33)646(3)
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    Unit trusts
    132 10 (MMatOT* prim hr Mar B) (CarrMt pr laaa) TW Commerce LB LB Iaraaar Boad LB LB ntSMtaprw L<7 LMkd S'pone Pmf ruad LM LB S*porc Sac. tad LB LB BJJUWBB runu 3-por* Iml tad S'pcr» Equity tad LB LB L4T LB Br Bar a> MUDWT1 SWT FM B'putra
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    SHARE INFORMATION SERVICE
    2577 10 1, r Gr"s Gr*s Net 1 fa 17*1060 ■k LAW Cmmit Last Bale Mr Dhr CSrr TM P/E 4L Vol (HMAl HI. Day rfc LnOW t SECTION ONE INDUSTRIAL COMMERCIAL n sa 14 4 I 307 nr 110 us hi Acma Alcoa Allied Choc B^iT 'SSSo* 4
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    In Kuala Lumpur
    1580 10 J BID and offer prim «rflMaiiy listed and bufami in reported to the Kamlm IjimpMr Stock Exchange yesterday with the «wwhfr of rinra traded shown in brackets in lots at 1,000 units, unless other wise specified. mnaniuu iMM(UUUK) IJsibili (UB) (l)SJI IMb (11» 1196) (J) 114 (4)
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  • LATEST RESULT
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      MALAYAN Cables Bhd
      45 10 has reported an after-lax profit for 1979 of MJ2.39 million (loss of $548,000 previously) on sales of 141.22 million (118.79 million). The company has declared a dividend of 17.5 per cent (10 per cent) lea tax, payable on June I to share-
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    Buyers raise share prices higher
    483 10 THE SINGAPORE itMk market yesterday i»« a farther lajeettoa sf eeafldeaee ai kayen MRai la, Bfttag prices sttgktly akeve tkeir averaigkt levels. Bat wklle seatlaeat Men are still o!mUta« tta severe skakeeat raeeatTke Braaer tread saw eeeaaloaal laterrapttoae aa sellers reappeared aad at theeai of
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    Prices recover in K. Lumpur
    572 10 BETTER buying support helped prices to recover some ground at the Kuala Lumpur stock market yesterday. The market opened on a quiet note. Most traders were still cautious though deals were done slightly higher and continued Ught support gave the market a steadier tone. But
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  • COMPANY NEWS
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      JC-MPH ACQUIRES TWO COMPANIES
      99 11 THE Jack Chia-MPH group, which recently sold its shareholding in Malayan Credit, has now acquired two small shell companies called Emerford and Fairford. JC-MPH said it intends to use these companies for investment holding. Each company has an authorised capital of $25,000 and an issued capital
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      COMPANY MEETINGS
      181 11 ULD Suit finnBieiiil Ininstrtis (M) BM: AGM to be held at No 23 Jalan Hussein, Ipoh, Perak at 11.45am on March 22. x Jehan Holdings Bhd: EOGM to be held at Azman, Wong, Salleh 4 Co, 4th Floor, Kompfrhs Kewangan, Jalan Raja Chulam, Kuala Lumpur, at 12 noon
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      Accept offer, Rubber Trust owners told
      621 11  -  By STEVEN TAN in Kuala Lumpur SHAREHOLDERS of the three Hongkong rubber companies which are being wooed by Gen ting Berhad have been advised to accept the HKJ414.17 million cash offer by Genting. In his letters to shareholders of Rubber Trust, Amalgamated Rubber and
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      RESULTS DUE
      284 11 Date La rfPill Yc mr Ctapuy n.j.j renti AanHcf Net EPS OTMI Pretax 7;. last year <«■*> Dir. Pndt <%> <n*> M'wata Steel i 22/12 12.4 10.0TE 14,803 Nat Iron F 7/2 57.8 al7.9 37,679 UOB F > 27/2 19.0 all.4 35,829k UOF F 27/2 17.5 10X1 6,455
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      DIVIDENDS ANNOUNCED
      460 11 Cvmt Pajrwat Bx Date Book. Cloee Date Payable Total for Total for tke year Prerioua year WK.. PriM Kiar* Sol Nata SPTwSly T CMMI U AC B UiU»| MBS AAmI Him (M) KSMte A HHui Tta Bali Kmiti T«MH COM Coacpiut Him PB P Merlia Goodwood Park H
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      SCRIP ISSUE
      198 11 COMMIT Particulars Ex Date Books Close Tenartoh Sine Darby G Kent S«l Prop TTnt Pu Malayan DBS St Steaa Ltd Mai Saa Vlaw OUB Sup Corp Bonus Issue of 1 (or 1 Bonus Issue of 1 for 3 Bonus Issue of 1 for 2 Bonus Issue of I
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      MUI forecasts pre-tax profit of at least $9.6 m
      529 11 AFTER an impressive showing last year, Malayan United Industries (MUI) has now forecast a pre-tax profit of BOt less than MJ9.6 million for the current year ending Dec 31,1980. At this profit would represent a tremendous leap from the $Ld million
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      Tractors (M) good for investment
      564 11 ■arlmt Talk... TRACTORS Malaysia, which is 72.7 per cent-owned by Sime Darby, has been recommended by Britishbased stock broking firm Laurence, Prust as a share "worth buying**. In its latest issue of ftr East Weekly News, Laurence, Prust said that lor the current full year,
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      Lock icon If Sime Darby takes over Guthrie...
      525 11 mm astasia»*, HOCK LOCK SIEW IT IS learnt that Malaysian investment circles were somewhat surprised by Negri Sembilan Mentri Besar Datuk Rais Yatim's opposition, expressed last week, to a Sime Darby takeover of UKbased Guthrie Corporation. This seems to be the first time that
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      THE KLSE has queried William Jacks (Malaysia)
      178 11 on the sale of 30 per cent of its wholly-owned subsidiary, William Jacks 6 Company (Malaysia) (Jacks M). The exchange wants to know the number of shares sold and the aggregate value of the consideration received (including the terms of arrangement for payment),
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      SELANGOR Dredging
      17 11 said Mr Teh Kin Giap has bee»:< appointed alternate abettor** to Mr Teh Klen Pung. <
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      186 11 HARD TIMES? Despite a creditable growth rate of 9.3 per cent last year and a generally cheerful" Budget. Trade and industry Minister Goh Chok Tong warned of "difficult years ahead. The editorial of the March issue of Singapore Business discusses some of the possible problems We aslo look at the
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    Assistance for 244 ventures
    511 12 hi THE Economic Developant Board promoted 244 ■snyfacturing Joint venture* btuwcu local and foreign interests in the eight years from 1973 to tfl». "Investment committed by these ventures amounted to H. 3 billion, distributed over a wide range of manufacturing activities. I-This vas disclosed yeeJtifday by
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    DBS gets lion's share
    383 12 THE FINANCE Ministry's mjinaates for loans to iogjfastrial and commercial iMsi prises for the coming year, which abated a Jefty -400 per cent increase, were questioned in Parliament yesterday. •Mr Ng Kah Ting (Ponggal) noted that estimates for the year had doubled from MOO million to
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    COMPUTERS AT IMMIGRATION
    247 12 XHE Immigration Department's computerisation programme will hasten the processing of applications for psssports and other documents and will relieve the public of die chore of filling In complicated forms. XMr Chua Sian Chin, Rome Affairs Minister, indicated this during the debate on the estimates for his ministry
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    LONDON STOCKS
    770 12 LONDON, Thurs. Higher gold sham were the feature of a generally quiet market, dealers said, sad at 9pm, the FT index was up IJ at 43&1 Gold producers showed gains ranging to USJS is sympathy with the stronge» London bullion price. Short-dated government bonds tktfted up to 3/11
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    C and C sells another 21pc stake in Bintang
    303 12 CYCLE Carriage (C A C) has announced the sale of a further 21 per cent stake in Malaysian-based Cycle and Carrisge Bintug at a price of $2.70 per share. Upon completion of the sale, C A Cs holding in Bintang will
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    Invitation to bid
    71 12 THE International Monetary Fund ha« releaasd the Invitation to Bid forms for the not monthly gold auction to be conducted on behalf of the Trust Fond on Wednesday. Copies of the Invitation to Bkl, which set oat the terms and conditions for the auction and contain the
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    Industrial needs
    51 12 THE Singapore Polytechnic and the Ngee Ann Technical College are conducting a Joint survey to find out the relevance of the training provided by them in relation to the needs of industries. The survey is conducted with the assistance of the Economic Research Centre and the «University of
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    The role of foreign technology
    361 12 ASEAN should welcome foreign participation as a catalyst for technology and market development in its move towards developing its food processing industries. The director of the Department of Trade, Mr Ridzwan Dzafir, said the obstacles to further processing of Asean's food and other primary produce
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    Call for central plant for waste treatment
    324 12 SMAIL firms in the electroplating industry consider pooling their resources to build a central treatment plant for toxic The can was made by Dr Ahmad Mattar, the Minister-in-charge of the Vocational and Industrial Training Board. He was speaking at the opening of a
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    Professionalism needed
    204 12 THERE is a nsad for more professionalism in fastgrowing small hiislnr ssi s. particularly tn the formulation tf strategy. This is the opinion of Mr IR Macdonald, director of corporate planning at Guthrie Singapore, who was speaking yesterday at the ninth business luncheon of the Indonesian —Insss Association
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    New head for Iata's Singapore office
    137 12 THE International Air Transport Association (lATA) will soon appoint for the first time an Asian to bead its Asia and South Pacific regional office in Singapore. Mr Aldra Kato, now staff vice-president of industrial affairs of Japan Airlines, will take over as regional director
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    Appeals court upholds award to US bank
    229 12 THE COURT of. Appeal yesterday upheld a High Court Judgement award (or *1,<61,168 to the First National Bank of Chicago in its dvil suit against a company director. The bank had claimed the sum tram Mr Thoo Sang, one of tour directors of
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    Firm ordered to pay up
    230 12 THE INDUSTRIAL Arbitration Court (lAC) yesterday ordered Kwong Soon Engineering Company to pay in tall the 1978 National Wage* Council recommendation to its U launch crew-employees. Kwong Soon's representative, Mr Cfciag Kwong Kuen, a-company director, said that tibe company was prepared to the pay the
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    A vital role to play
    91 12 SINGAPORE will Anwrtww to bear its share of responsibility as a developing member country of the Rronomic and Social Commission for Asia and the Pacific (Escap). Speaking at the Mth session of in' yesterday, Mr Rahim Tshak, the senior minister of state for Foreign Affairs
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      55 12 cQVQR/mwm Charles Fulton (S) Ltd on their 7th Anniversary and the opening of their new Foreign Exchange Dealing Room i I designcraft associates interior designers furniture manufacturer Suite F3, Singapore Hilton, Singapore 0923 Tel: *****65, *****37 i Designers Furnishers for the elegant Foreign Exchange Dealing Room the entire 12th fir,
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      270 12 Wfe have a history of making money grow Lombard Norttt Central is part of one of the world's largest banking gftt/Mwz groups and we have a history whicHWTl 5 E M covers more than 100 years. fljfl We offer a range of deposit J schemes which will Mmytigflfcite produce maximum
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      59 12 WEATHER Outlook for Singapore from 6 a.m. to 1 p.m. today: Mainly fair. Smart far U bears prter to 7Jt mm, m Mar Mat the airport. Maximum temperature ..32.4 Aaaodated humidity 68 Minimum temperature 22.5 Associated humidity 100 Hours oi sunshine 5.50 Rainfall in millimetres 11.3 Total rainfall for the
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  • SHIPPING TIMES
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        Lock icon Amsterdam strike?
        86 13 Reuter AMSTERDAM port workers belonging to the FNV Trade Union Federation have been asked to strike for 24 hours from midnight on Wednesday in protest against the government's wage policy, port employers said. However, they said it is uncertain how many workers will join the strike as, although
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        Lock icon Patrol boats
        61 13 Reuter BELGIAN Shipbuilders Corp is to supply 24 patrol boats to Indonesia for its customs service at a cost of two billion francs. Group member Meuse et Bam bre SA said 12 of the vessels are being sent ready-built and the others in parts. Other members of the
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        Lock icon Customs rates up
        65 13 AFP THE PHILIPPINE Customs Commission has approved a 50 per cent increase in customs brokerage rates. The rate increase is expected to raise the transport costs of export and import cargo passing through three major ports in Manila. Some 1,000 licensed customs brokerage firms in the Manila
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        Lock icon Sanko contract
        39 13 AFP SANKO Lines of Japan has signed a big contract with the Portuguese Lisnaye shiprepair yards. The deal concerns 35 oil tankers and supertankers. Lisnaye will repair the vessels and wmw» them conform with new anti-pollution norms.
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      Bakke gets two more agencies
      584 13  -  AFRICA, NZ SERVICES By LINDA TAN BAKKE-SIME Darby Shipping has secured two more agencies with new regular non-conference services to South Africa and New Zealand. Starting from next month, Bakke-Sime Darby will be the agent in Singapore and Malaysia for Orange Shipping Line of South
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      INDEX TO ADVERTISERS
      550 13 SMpfteg UM Page Cat Adriatic IV 5 Afea VI 3 Alfred vn 2 All trans VI Alpac VI 5 Angkutan VI 4 ANL i 1 APL m 4/5 Argentine IV 4 ASCL m 1 Asia Merchant IV Atlas VI 4 Bank Line V 5 BBS n 4/5
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      Mobil's new marine geophysical vessel
      265 14 MOBIL to deploying its new marine geophysical weasel, the 2£74-gross-ton TW NeMm for "footing offshore" In Indoor siaa wators. AccMfmed by tte aO company as "the largest aat tost modem or its type in opefiiha fWtoii in the world today**, the flMie Mp stopped over
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      Ruling on claim for loss of goods in Customs
      171 14 THE UNITED StotM kput Caart ku hb—Mj nMtlatlfeiCNrttfChfett Sad af eMtneUw"luh afM aiMac n( lw it pt4 HMky UB (MMI. Ik* patttaaar It Ike mm waa AmmAl Bappty Ce lae. nM ea Mr miM la part fcy Ike U8 Cadiin BrtMk
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      Container Schedules
      1025 14 RECEIVING OF EXPORT FCL CONTAINERS AND LCL CARGO AT CONTAINER TERMINAL NB. (1) Each vessel's estimated time of arrival U advised by the Shipping Llne/Aient and Is subject to change (2) All export FCL containers and LCL cargo must be delivered to the Authority premises during Vie following
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      LONDON FREIGHTS
      1460 14 THERE was do expansion In grain trading on Wednesday but firm conditions persisted with cargoes fixed from the US Gulf to the Netherlands at US$l7 (flo) for April and from the US Gulf to Japan at $25.75 (flo) for April/May. A cargo of grain products, 9,800 long tons,
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      Lock icon Opening of bypass for two-way traffic
      708 15 BOOST FOR SUEZ SHIPPING AP IN A SYMBOLIC second union of the Red Sen and the Mediterranean, a new bypass was inaugurated on Wednesday in the Suez that will permit simultaneous two-way traffic along one-third of the waterway. The new channel is part of
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      Lock icon EAC-China contract to build container factory
      166 15 Reuter A/S DET OeAtaslatisfce Kompagni (East Asiatic Co) sfid it has signed an agreement in Hongkong to build a container factory in China. The agreement between East Asiatic. China Merchants Steam Navigation and China Consortium is the first (or such a factory to be
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      Lock icon Biggest warship for UK navy
      92 15 AFP THE BRITISH Royal Navy has taken delivery of the biggest warship built for it in 25 years a 19,000-ton anti-submarine enter. The Invincible, handed over at Portsmouth on Wednesday, is a new type of vessel, resembling a small aircraft carrier. Equipment includes five vertical
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      446 15 ■AFHTEII ARRIVALS TODAY UPPBi WHARVES Choeei Maru (Ro/Ro) (1200 after Kola Sen ton) 10/11 Frotario (after Lanka Kalayani hauls, (baft not to exceed 9.75 m) 44 Gavrfll Kirdishcbev (Roj Ro) (after Feng Yl) 35/31 Jalamurugan (after Telamon)o/7 Lanka Kalayani (hauls after Riverbank sails) 45 Ludtag (after King
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      SHIPPING LIST where your ships are due...and when
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      Lock icon Changes in Europe to Sri Lanka CAFs
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      135 20 "■Hie major shipping consortia operat- lng between the Far East/Europe mv and Straits ports/Australia and the IIDCS. ACE (FAR EAST/EUROPE) Franco Belgian Services. 'K' Line. Korean Shipping Corporation. Neptune Orient Lines. Orient Overseas Container Line. fv Yane SWncine. ANEO (SIRAITB/ AUSTRALIA): Australian National Une. Australia/Straits Container Line. Nedlloyd
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      158 20 APP FRENCH aathertties hM« wfcwi swaers sf the «naUMTISa the Preach p—l weald tehe acttea. Aymtr AehOMetM, ehatnaaa sf the eaMaet'a «•eitUai uli I the ewMaa tefl te tehe stepe mm to pamp efl eat e( the hew, er refloat It, they will farMt
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      249 13 Scan Dutch V Fast and Regular Service To/From N.C./SCAN/W.MED./U.K. Singapore Tei *****1. Port Ketang Tel *****1. KuaJa.Lumpur Tef *****. Penang Te1.*****6 i \kl)i\i <v h v.- I I I *4^ (lIV is LOOM IK I 10 4 n VKST/EAST COASTS (STRAITS CARGO VIA FEEDER TO/TROM HONG KONG) UMdtnr SLMB M
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      166 13 Nedlloyd Lines Regular Liner Services To/From All Parts of the Work). Singapore Tel *****1 Port Kelang Tel *****1. Kuaia Lumpur Tel *****. Penang Tel <*****6 CONTAINER SeMik* n LONDON Freights n/m SHIPS la Port m SHIPPING LW VII ORIENT Exekaage vm REGIONAL We»tfaer vm WHO Acta Far Wtom vm MAERSK
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      384 14 BmZ IFO SHIPPING pte i in SiNf^POßfr PERNAS-MISC SHIPPING AGENCIES SDN BHD PORT KEI ANG PtNANf, •r'To J| i fil f .Mm%*3CO*PO*A-nONBEXHAD HEAD OFFICE: WISMA MISC TEL: NO: KL *****8 s 3 u X mm Wto aJvLr 12/19 Apr 9M 7/9 Apr 22/21* 29/27* 19/1219* BW 6/8 «*y Wlto 2/9
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      202 14 SUPERCARRIER SERVICE WEEKLY SERVICE TO PANAMA, US ATLANTIC GULF AND E. CANADA trfOK CM MM Mi O* ran «M Mb mm 111 Ma Mi *21/1 11/* 2/5 7/5 9/5 It/5 12/5 13/5 11/5 22/5 1/4 7-1/1 H/4 */5 31/5 itl 4/* U/» li/» 23/4 21/4 8/« '-3/5 1/4 4/* l/l
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      565 15 Overseas B. Containers Limited Woofcly —evict tortfom UK/Europe f STRAITS SHIPPING y Singapore to Sebeh, Sarawak, Brunei Porta and Bangkok ASS ana 19 May nmi 12 te 14 te IS Jh 17 lIJM IBM W Mm IMB* Ul TIM nMRSSTM CM (ARlto ,'JM 4 ate ate ate ate ate ate
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      400 15 Franco Belgian Services t A ,t Fast French s« r» t,fh l<)ian Far F< s:, r». WM. CWW> WWg FMM WK UMmt rta HVq hi I'M* r*m HWf ha Iwmf U Mat fMa ta U%r 13 17 Apr It Apr 21 «pr lOCATOI lite 27 Fak 2lf« *Aa AIM JAM
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      662 16 Hapag-Uoyd kpM 1/4 4/5 10/5 1/5 29/4 HMM* S/4 7/4 11/4 1/5 lft/5 21/5 12/5 10/5 'NalUMn 24/4 27/4 11/5 21/5 2/0 20/5 24/5 RUT CONTMOBQ) TO 6DOA/TIOTE IV W fin P. K«M| Gmm TiMt MrtMnaMa 17/3 11/? 23/3 24/3 12/4 19/4 Om+m MM 30/3 1/4 4/4 0/4 24/4 2/5
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      488 16 1 LINE. KOREA SHIPPING CORPN VEGA 147W VEGA 14* ALTAR 151W ALTAK 152E P. Kelang 10/13 Apr STORE 14/17 Apr 9/13 Apr 14/17 Apr FM BUSAN BANGKOK 10/13 Apr 14/17 Apr TO BUSAN 9/11 May 12/15 May FOR BUSAN BANGKOK 9/11 May 12/15 May TO BUSAN PENANG CALL SUBJECT INDUCEMENT
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      516 16 ©EVERGREEN LINE FAR kAST EUROPE EXPRESS FULL CONTAINER SERVICE ACCIPTWG CARGO FOR; HAMBURG. FELIXSTOWE. ROTTERDAM. ANTWERP. LE HAVRE ALSO ACCEPTMG CARGO FOR: UNITED KHGOOM SOUTHAMPTON. lONOON. MANCHESTER. BMMMGHAM. BRISTOL, LIVERPOOL. GLASGOW. LEEDS WEST GERMANY BKMfttttVFN HOC LAND AMSTERDAM MM I [w Mctary I Em L«M t lum S m lla
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      538 16 Everett Lines/ Wh| Burrrn Fry* Star Shipping Corpn. JBk"BURMESE NATIONAL LINE' LOAMNG FOR RANGOON S*m PJMhi PMM •warm am un\ mv msmmurm (twmm «m> 21/25 Mr KTANIAWYM »/Jl Ha 1/] Apr MOB l/M AM B.F.S.S.C Agcnn r> Moloyvo TEPS MALAYSIA Compania Arpantina Da .j Nwnnin S. A. C.I. F. "ARGENTINE
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      471 16 I*l II r mo.s.E. 4 /i OCEAN SKIPPING ENTERPRISES PTE ITD A A A A 1 I SANKYO LINE AUSTRALIA SERVICE P. Un Shipt Laatejar */27 Mv 23/25 Hv Sfl.lfa.lKL 22/23 Apr 19/21 Apr STB, KL. MEL BANGLADESH SERVICE 21/29 Hp CWTTAtiONS. CMLIM JAPAN/STRAITS SERVICE ssr ya saw MPMt 23/24
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      570 17 PIL GROUP EAST AFRICA/REDSEA SERVICE k MM Wl QwtsaWwii. Port Sate) ROM BAKTAT lOTA DM Plata* P«M| l«Mk|l h pt/n Ma rwts* COLOMBO/KARACHI/P. GULF SERVICE KOTMCTM 21/3 Apr ROTA MOLB 5/11 May Colombo. Karachi, Da Kuwait Karachi, Kuwait Onto HOT* BAKU 21/1 KOTAIAIA M/ 2« M Colombo. Karachi. I Salalah
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      823 17 BEN LINE CONTAINERS £SU anta ammo sa*cf to/to* euct? HUBS B'HAVIN ROAM HAME SOTON S *2 P "*3 "Ma**/ AntnaAataarp fraact M ILK. h M 1/4 Jl/4 12/4 14/4 7/4 Wi w* a/4 n/4 a/* u/4 .wJ *<; a/4 "/< a/4 a/4 Si/2 v .12 1/5 11/4 11/5 a/4 m
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      527 17 t PR«e V i J I W I 1 it < BOUSTEAD SHIPP,NG AGENCIES THE BANK LINE LTD LOADS FOR E l S. AFRICA (kM. Oortaa. CtMH. ft £ta. lon*»> 1 5/7 Span |/12 Apr U.S. GULF COAST SERVICE /M A.I. -I, M A A! 1-_\ \W«W Mivifw, nousion. j#lY6#Uln/
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      254 18 > K LINE KAWASAKI KISEN KAISHA. LTD. f* 9 M/I wi 7475/< a M 5744 fmrnt *****/5 1 (Mm 11* t. Eh Ctna t K 1— ri BAKKE SIME DARBY SHIPPING PTE LTD Singapore *****33 Knutsen Line *1 'I'.r.'.: >T^sMne fm AC. TACOMA, LONGVew, PORTLAND LA&SF S- s"* nmmammn nnmi
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      424 18 CJUJFOKMA/PACfIC NORTH WEST SERVICE EXPRESS CONTJUNER/REEFER SERVICE m wag m hmwco, mint tacom. mwcomo. t.c. -«%%ra/ra tmt+m mmmm 1% Tip iS» MUM lllw »l% 14 Am Ml M Am IS Am 11 tm ABSTRAUA CIPttSS CWTUH SERVICE icnfflv ra/ra taMwi fJWM| S>ort Fim AM M» S* ritAM.) 10% II «fi
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      523 18 t'r *'j S.'\(>l'Oll|) SINGAPORE SHIPPING AGENCIES PTE. LTD .OIMHOUK UC(4N BJIDHi SiNC.AK)«I 1 MAM«| t!N& Mil i 3 I >N( Si GfNfOAl »i J I»» <»4 I iNfSI mt« «S ?«S9S MS B C*«SMIP»C»BU CAKGOSNIP •II II mill IN-«|ioiinl Loiitniiicr Lines WEEKLY CONTAINER SERVICE to/from BANGKOK dot stmkmo mi* M/r
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      550 18 GRANARD LINE INDEPENDENT-ATTRACTIVE RAItS MEDITERRANEAN SEA SERVICE ALSO ACCEPTING CONTAINER CARGO FCL ONLY FOR PORT SAID. ALEXANDRIA, BEIRUT. LATTAKIA. LTMASSOL ISTANBUL A PIRAEUS Specially engaged agents stevedores providing immediate discharge S*MTt P-Kefe* M.V. GRANAAD 25 Ifar 2311* M*. MM FUNS 3SV 11 V •Part SaM/Neia*ie/UMaMa +CAj Pert U*. Meutffc ft
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      549 18 IKTRASEA (PTE) LTD Faber House 234E Orchard Ro<id Smgapo'P Telephone *****1 V2J***** REGULAR INDEPENDENT SEMI/FULL CONTAINER SERVICE TO EUROPE KBftAI VOETOOENT SEM/FUU CONTAfIfR SEMKE TO BMK Spar* P. Mai tan 9M73 h Nrl Uhl Apr ALPAG LINE MOTH AFRICA tuna 5* Nw* UaSstor UMv 29 Mr KUMON/SAJONGA/ CAPE TONN/DURMN u
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      110 19 TRUCONTAINER EXPRESS INTBRNATIONAII (S) PTE L Surtes 1311/1312. Shaw Towerc, Beach Rd. Singapore 0718 SyifcVy, Melbourne, Brisbane. Adelaide, Sri Lanka Colombo Call *****81 Container leasing services ICCU CONTAINER FLEET MANAGEMENT SA Yl Transcontainer Leasing S.A. fL, (Specialised Equipment) Ti^TlTTiTTmili BIENLEY CO., (PTE) LTD 8 Street. Singapore 0104 TEL: *****5/9 P
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      173 19 SMPPW6 CORPN. LTD. A FPU BOMAY SMGAPORE P KELANG RISHIVISHWAAfTRA 26/27 MM (fBMN FUfcMLT »7t) Fa CfINTMBS ACCEPT AMI SWATORE: STRAITS SHT SERVICES (PTE) LTD., TEL: *****61/2, *****98 f. KELANG: PSD SHTPM6 SON. BHD., TEL: *****1-5 ALFRED C. TOEPFER LINE REGULAR SERVICE TO MEDITERRANEAN POUTS OF ITALY, SPAM. FRAMCC TMBER
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      154 19 r PERKAPALAN LAUTAN BIRU Regular Service to East Malaysia M sia Season Sapping ,M, Sd" BU PoMKiang Tpi 3H 3ft 74? Tele« VA ***** S pee Gaya Ocear Sfiipp'ng Ltd Tel 2922H0 < 29 t >ol4#> Te'*». BS ***** 9 3fc 98^' HEAP SENG TRADING SHIPPING PTE. LTD 1201. l?ft
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      128 19 NOTICE FAR EASTERN FREIGHT CONFERENCE SABAH, BRUNEI AND SARAWAK FREIGHT CONFERENCE FAR EAST/GULF OF ADEN AND REB SEA 1 PORTS CONFERENCE NOTICE TO SHIPPERS CURRENCY ADJUSTMENT FACTOR Reference is made to the notice in the press on 23rd July, 1979 A review of currency values between sth ond 18th Morch,
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      213 20 Um EGYPTIAN IrsiTFBMATiriK.AI I!K. v HI INTERNATIONAL List E!L EGYPTIAN FLAG REGULAR HON CONFERENCE SERVICES MEDfTEMANEAH SEA SERVICE r S pan f Mm| Pm«| Ln**( tor mqk awing IAM 25 Mv Pad SaM/Nna*<a/UMml/ H—/NW/Uilfc OCEAN ACE V.IIM II Apr SST LINES (INDIA) SERVICE FROM HNME3M/SM6APORE/MALAYSM TO ALEXAfUUA, SHE, BARCELONA I
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      241 20 BLUE STAR LINE FULLY CONTAINERISED SAILING TO NEW ZEALAND rlv. NEW ZEALAND STAR LOAOM6 AT SMGAfORE Ist MAY IMO ACCEPTING CARGO FOR ALL MAIN NZ PORTS Will discharge at Now Plymouth for North Island and Fort Chalmers for South Island. Freight includes centralisation by rail to main ports of Auckland,
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