The Business Times, 25 August 1980

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    10 1 BUSINESS TIMES No. 111/1/8# MONDAY, AUGUST 2S, IMI 50 CENTS
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  • BRIEFLY...
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      Lock icon Malaysia's views
      65 1 AFP KOTA BAKU, Sun. Malaysian Foreign Minister Ahmad Rithauddeen said that his country would emphasise at the forthcoming UN general assembly that Israel should abide by the resolutions adopted by the world body and other international forums. He also said that malaysia would continue to urge countries backing
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      Lock icon Asean meeting
      66 1 AFP MANILA, Sun. Senior officials of Asean begin a three-day huddle here tomorrow to map out strategies to break a Vietnam-Asean impasse on the Kampuchean conflict. Vietnam has submitted a memoradum to the United Nations urging the recognition of the Heng Samrin government in Kampuchea and Asean officials
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      Lock icon Moinfar approved
      62 1 Reuter TEHERAN, Sun. Iran's Oil Minister, Ali Akbar Moinfar, survived a challenge in the Majlis (Parliament) from members who alleged he had cooperated with the former Shah's secret police (Savak) and mismanaged his ministry. After two days of heated debate, his parliamentary credentials were approved by an absolute
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      Lock icon More dissatisfied
      75 1 AFP TOKYO, Sun. More Japanese people showed dissatisfaction this year than last year over their daily life, a government survey reported. The survey, conducted between May 19 and 28 and covered 10,000 adults over 20 years of age, said 26 per cent, or up 10 per cent from
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      Lock icon Chinese visit
      60 1 AP MANILA, Sun. China's Minister of Qulture Huang Zhen arrived here yesterday for a weeklong visit aimed at strengthening relations between China and this once-hardline anticommunist country. "We hope that in this visit, we will enhance further the friendly ties existing between our two countries," the 71-year-old survivor
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      Lock icon Insurgents surrender
      70 1 UPI RANGOON, Sun. w More than £600 insurgents have surrendered to the Burmese government so far under a 90-day general amnesty which is about to expire, officials said. The last rebels to lay down their arms since the May 28 amnesty offer were 15 members of the People
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      Lock icon Break needed
      78 1 Reuter TEL AVIV, Sun. Egyptian President Anwar Sadat has called on all sides in the Palestinian autonomy dispute to cease public wrangling and resort to quiet diplomacy pending a Camp Davidstyle summit meeting which he things should be held after the American presidential election. "We all need a
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      Lock icon Curfew reimposed
      61 1 Reuter NEW DELHI, Sun. A curfew was reimposed in parts of the north Indian town of Aligarh after fresh violence broke out, the Press Trust of India (PTI) reported. It said at least five people were seriously injured in shooting and stabbing incidents in the town, one of
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      Lock icon Palestinian claim
      42 1 Reuter DAMASCUS, Sun. Palestinian guerillas said they were responsible for planting two bombs on the outskirts of Jerusalem this morning. A Palestinian military spokesman said several Israeli soldiers were wounded in the attacks which also damaged two petrol stations. Reuter
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      Ito in Bangkok
      24 1 BANGKOK, Sun. Japanese Foreign Minister Masayoshi Ito arrived here today for a three-day official visit for talks with Thai government leaders.
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    TOP TEN STOCKS
    106 1 THE feUewtag la a lat af the II meat Actively traded itwta «I the Steek Frrhaage d fflimiw last week. It gtvee the tar—ver hi thewuda d una, eleafog prleea m Friday aai the Mgk aad lew far MM C-ot Ta^iwei •m Mm AagS a? U* Sime
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  • LOCAL STOCK INDICES
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      SINGAPORE
      72 1 Aag Asg 11 A m t+BT Index 8130 58 *****0 8161.88 8394.15 8334.08 Industrials: 592.28 589.79 980.36 595.97 594.13 eFlaaace: 1103.96 1093.40 1094.07 1124.93 1120.73 ♦'Hotels. 527.03 satos 530.(4 535.85 ***** •Properties t Minings: 443.01 ***** 445 29 448.87 447 09 385.04 3M.09 3M.lt 385.27 397.10 t Plantations: 932
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      MALAYSIA
      86 1 Aag U AM» Aag M A«n A*B ttBT Index: ***** 21 *****.74 *****.84 *****.30 ***** 43 'Industrials: 686.38 6S3 66 700.44 708.93 703.85 SFtanaoc: 1011.99 1002 98 1015.52 1038.94 1034.29 '•Hotels: Tsei vi 381.21 382.21 382.40 382.11 •Properties 503.38 ***** 505.31 505.55 502 90 ♦Tins: 416.73 415 05 416.92
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    Moral core required for young to adjust and adapt
    319 1 SINGAPORE has to instil in its youths a strong sense of moral responsibility and a capacity to excel beyond himself in every field of endeavour, be it economic, social or cultural. The Minister for National Development, Mr Teh Cheang Wan, said
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    Textile quotas attract them
    458 1  -  UPGRADING PLANS SUBMITTED By FOO CHOY PENG SEVERAL textile companies have either submitted or will soon submit to the Department of Trade plans on upgrading their operations. This is in response to the department's modified quota allocation system under which additional quotas are available to companies
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    Outlook for rubber
    399 1  -  By ALVIN TAY RUBBER dealers and brokers in Singapore expect the United States, Russia and China to buy more natural rubber In the next few months. The recession in the United States, some said, has reached bottom and US demand for crumb grades has risen in the
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    Lock icon Expensive oil formula
    273 1 Reuter OPEC'S proposed formula to govern future oil price increases would make oil more expensive in the 1980s than it might otherwise have been, Western oil analysts said. The proposed formula would have the 13 members of Opec make regular, quarterly increases in the price of their
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    Interim profits of OCBC increase 45pc
    165 1 OVEBSEA-CUaase Balking Cwpwlha has npartod a 4» par wt toearalaga far*the six ■aats to Jaaa »,im Uaaafltod net preflto ware 887.4 srißtoa, ap (ran tXi «DBm to m* preylsas earrespaadtog The flga««s were arrived at after prsvMtog far tovattoa, ■iifiilln to totonsto aafaßaaaiS The
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    Malaysia may be net importer of oil by 1985
    494 1 MALAYSIANS may have to pay for petroleum at world rates by 1965 when the country becomes a net importer of oil. Malaysia has a known reserves of 1.4 billion barrels and its daily production is about 280,000 barrels. Its Imports of
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      12 1 A helping hand when you need it most W, V*"' aatiE*a $32
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      68 1 The SL-C7 features continuously variable speed control from STILL picture to a speed about half the speed of normal playback. This is a particularly exciting feature for the person who loves to watch sports. Now he can slow down the action in a fast-paced tennis match, for example, and study
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      69 1 SHIPPING TIMES HOW to accomplish mere ta REVIEW majsr stock marhalf the time t keta last week IJt HOW the majer eemmedttles HOTEL at the edge ef the haakperformed last week................. 4 lag Jiiiliil 11 A LOOK at the Stage dab's WHAT reeevery piaas Carter latest sCferiag 7 has la
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      99 1 SENSUALLY RODOLFO VALE NTIPJO JAL has more direct flights toTokyo and the USA than any other airiine. M h t S f Relax in comfort on 11 flights a week to Tokyo 5 non-stop and 6 via other South East Asian cities (If you're on business, don't forget to ask
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  • MANAGEMENT
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      ADDING THAT VITAL HUMAN TOUCH
      562 2 THE IMHPTIIACK FORMAL structures are needed to shape the life of an organisation. But, if looked upon as the critical means of running an organisation, formal structures will be the death of that organisation. There is nothing startlingly new in this observation. It is not
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      Get smart about work
      1411 2  -  Unpleasant as it is, work dominates our lives. But that does not mean we need to let work swamp our lives. MICHAEL LEBOEUF, professor of management, behaviour and communication, explains how an intelligent approach to work can help you accomplish more in half the time. In
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      86 2 1 V j. t)T 5 'at. f When you hove money on your mind, ask us to quote. We con offer competitive rotes with complete security. For a confidential quote, ring The Chartered Bank's Money Market Dealers Tel: *****6. As one of Singapore's most active bonks we ■mqapore: con also
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      134 2 IW Men: Clear Skin Rack* Because men with problem skin need special attention* A special formula face pack that helps clarify and tone while it promotes a dear, clean outlook. A man can feel Clear Skin Pack work as its warming ingredients touch his skin. The packs heat encourages surface
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      73 3 k mm w GS M J y>^ 3 U/ u even our own inal car set new standards in the 1600 cc-2000 cc class, tflew Galant has broken through to even higher standards atoneisenough to turn heads but the more you discover o® vSSi m Ml m v u B
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  • RAW MATERIALS
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      Lock icon Sharp gains in gold
      869 4 AFP MOUNTING tension in the Middle East and Poland brought sharp gains in gold and arrested -a declining trend among base metals on the London commodity markets last week. Economic pointers to the current recession abounded. Including a big decline in world steel production as detailed
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      RUBBER
      147 4 RUBBER futures in London last Friday closed slightly steadier and mostly 0.10 pence down to 0.10 pence per kilo up from Thursday. Turnover was 54 lots of five tonnes and 377 lots of 15 tonnes including seven kerb trades and one option. Dealers said that during the afternoon fresh
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      Coffee prices lose their grip
      115 4 TO COrro ssetor caw while Tthsr esMMSttcs ssaaaged to hold their grmmi, eaffee prim m the WsgspMi predaee market etoadfiy last thslr grip. Ceatrihattog to ths Mm was ths pna eamnltog tlnalarty to ItaTtaTsCn toto weak prieae eaßapsed sader the weight aC W as> Haas
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    • MONEY AND EXCHANGES
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        Singapore market
        153 4 THE US dollar/Singapore dollar market last week opened at 2.1345/60 and clooed at 2.1770/86 after a week of mixed fortunes. It had opened on a firm note on Monday after the reported increase in US M--1A and lf-lB money supply the week before. The US currency was further
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        PLR
        23 4 THE average rate at which major Singapore hanks are currently prepared to lend to their best ens toners is II per cent.
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        Discount
        349 4 RATES for overnight funds on the domestic market remained little changed last week with moat deals concluded at the tV« per cent ISTVL Discount houses moved up their call rate by Vb per cent to 7 per cent in line with the higher rate of discount reflected in the
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        GOLD
        525 4 GOLD cloaed at US$635 a troy ounce on the New York Gomez last Frldayafter a hefty rally from U***** on Monday. Within the week, two sets of rumours one regarding Russian military intervention in the Polish industrial unrest and the other on some US hostages in Iran being shot
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        ASIAN $
        149 4 ASIAN I IP 11 1 11 USKBUariMs) Dgb L«w invu#&/i« 1 month 107/16 months 10 il/lt 10H Smooths 11H M* months 11 lVltim months 11 li/lC UH 12 months 121/16 117/16 1 month 3 months 6 months 12 months L month 3 months •months 12 months 1 month 5 months
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        Short-term money
        44 4 FOR THE week ended Saturday Aug U the range of call rate received from Short Deposits (M) Bhd was as follows: Bank (and: 2 per cent to 5 J per cent o—arsl fnad: 4.7 per cent Movements of fnnds totalled 9907 mimon.
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        Zurich
        38 4 ZURICH exchanges closing quotes on Aug 22: US 1.M70 MB St( Ou L4M/4S D Mk D F1 M.TMS/tMI rrr-moB/sm Brr-S.TR/7TM DKr-auro/OB NKr-KBB/ZFU s Kr m.tmrrm Ul —SJM/IMt Aaacfe-lSJM/WW Part IMff/MI 1 Spain UKB /9C Ars-Mm/UIV( Yen 0.74C/7457
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      233 4 m m i. i /*1 f I GERMAN OPTICAL TECHNOLOGY AT ITS BEST SINCE 1577 Wrth surtable frames moulded to fft<x?mfalably. And sculptured at the temples to give thet extra dteinctlw ippeel. In designs and colours in Hne *feh tods/s fashion. h)e tOen lw/wa~ for A ~fa&'6e£o*} Ifa. ifin'6er <
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      134 4 Borobudur Intercontinental Your Business Centre in Jakarta. If you travel frequently you'll expect your hotel to offer some kind of business centre to assist you. You probably won't expect one that offers services like ours. Like 24-hour telex, telephone and message facilities, secretarial and translation services. Like small conference rooms
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  • OVERSEAS
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      Lock icon Sharp drop in passengers of US airlines
      533 5 NYT THE passenger business of major airlines showed a 7 fier cent decline in July rom the corresponding month a year earlier the largest such decrease in more than five years an industry spokesman said. Mr Daniel Henkin, vice president (or public relations
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      Lock icon 'Israel is planning to invade southern Lebanon'
      298 5 AP FARO UK Kaddoumi, chief of the foreign affairs department of Yasser Arafat's Palestine Liberation Organisation, says Israel is planning to invade the whole of southern Lebanon soon to crush the guerrilla movement. "But this invasion will certainly touch off a fifth Middle
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    • WORLD IN BRIEF
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        Lock icon FIRST WELL IN STRAITS
        444 5 Agencies HUDBAY Oil, an affiliate of Canada's Hudson Bay Oil and Gas Co, has discovered its first Indonesian well in the Malacca Straits about 160 kilometres off Singapore, a spokesman for the stateowned Pertamina Oil Company said. The well was tested at 7,092 barrels of crude
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      Lock icon China blames Reagan for Bush's failure
      393 5 AP CHINA renewed its attack on the United States Republican Party's Taiwan policy yesterday, blaming presidential candidate Ronald Reagan for the failure of his running mate's China mission. Also attacking US Senator Barry Goldwater as a member of the "Taiwan gang", the Communist Party
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      Lock icon Japan urged to consult Asean on defence aims
      202 5 Reuter INDONESIA'S ambassador in Tokyo, Mr Sayidiman, has recommended consultations between Japan and Asean on Japanese defence objectives. After seeing President Suharto on Saturday, Mr Sayidiman said the Japanese programme for building up its armed forces did not at present suggest a
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      Lock icon Russian assurance accepted by Japan
      159 5 UPI JAPANESE authorities have accepted Soviet assurances that a disabled Russian submarine being towed through Japan's territorial waters is not equipped with nuclear weapons and, in a dramatic about-face, now consider the passage as "innocent", sources said. Japan "revised" its position about the passage and
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      303 5 Tha daily Aircraft Schadula hat baan held ovar dua tc praasura of apaca. Flight information by talaphona can ba obtainad from tha airport (*****8) or from tha raapactiva airlinaa: BIA *****47/*****48, Garuda *****7, MAS *****2, CPA *****7, Qantaa *****01, BA *****01, KLM *****1. The Year-End Gift Giving Season Is Approaching
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      65 5 I m buzzing wjth ideas, business is pooming, my income doubled, life is a ba11... Es To dine at Shangri-La's Tiara is to explore some of the finest cuisines in the world. t" 0 i r t-'a- 7 P r. 5* .11 an O o c£ K4. i- s ***?}>>'
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  • REVIEWS
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      Johari Salleh and RTM Orkestra
      1306 6  -  Behind every radio and television music programme is a resident orchestra which is often heard but little publicised. SBC recently advertised for new players for its orchestra, including, for the first time, the poet of violinist. Malaysia, on the other hand, has had a full
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      Lock icon SSO performs with new vigour
      326 6 N. W.Tan THE Singapore Symphony Orchestra hat evidently returned to a new season refreshed after a well-earned fortnight'% vacation. Judging from Its recent performance on Aug 15. The tonal colours highlighted under guest conductor Vladimir Valek were for the better part not of the blazing,
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      Plays move the audience
      1107 7  -  By SALMA KHALIK TAKE THREE short plays, three reliable casts, good props and a certain degree of professionalism and you have Stage Club's latest production Take 3. Short plays are particularly difficult to produce because they don't allow the actors much time to either establish the
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      Fine display of local paintings
      332 7 TAKE YOUR pick from a wide range of flowers, birds, animals and urban and country scenes. They are fine reproductions whether in acrylic, oil, metal, Chinese brush, watercolour or mixed media and are all done by 12 of our local artists. Lee Man Fong's painting
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      168 6 ENTER THE ERA OF WORD FINISHING Now the full range of GBC Business Machines a are available solely from J&ic/ciui—in Singapore with immediate effect. Card Model Shredmaster An indispensable machine to effectively destroy top secret I when no longer needed. Top Laminator For safety's sake, seal important papers in clear
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  • Page 6 Miscellaneous
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      434 6 DRAMA TOH TUCK Secondary School will give Aa Experience With Drama at the Victoria Theatre on Thursday (2.30pm, Students' Matinee) and Friday (7.30pm, Public Performance). The programme, presented under the Ministry of Culture's Play Production Assistance Scheme, features plays in English and Chinese and a dance drama choreographed by Cecilia
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      1221 6 SINGAPORE 5 3.00 PM Openlnf fdbwed by The Three Stooges 3.35 Heaven Sword end Dragon Sebre (0 4.20 Sinner lAugam (Tamil) (r) 4.55 Hary Of Events 5.00 In The WW WHh Harry Butter A Matter of Courset 5.30 Operation Petticoat Yeoman Hunckle, Yeoman Hunckle (Part 1) 5.50 Szysmyk 0.15 News
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      465 7 A e n I a ———r For easy key control and better security The AMoy Muter System cen control any number of ABLOY high security locks, eech of which cen be opened both by its own key end the master-key (U) which opens all locks master-keyed under this system onty
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  • INTERNATIONAL STOCKS
    • EUROPEAN MARKETS
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        Paris
        268 8 AUG 22 rrs CORBR1LLE Air-Liquid* 406.90 1.9 B S N Gervals 25 1028 CSf < Thomson-4-1 Csf| 457 Cle Krancaise de* Petroles 230-50 unch Compagme Financier* Compagni* 383 18 Generate Credit Fonder 1* France 443 -9 Hachette 2 1Libra trie) 265 Machines Bull 56 10 unch Mtrheltn iB»... 851
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        Brussels
        94 8 AUG 22 Frt FORWARD MARKET Acfc 290 unch Arbed 1490 10 Astur 439 ♦a Brasran 746 16 Bru-Lumb 1*» -8 Canpn** 124S 32 Cock 210 •5 Dr B«ers 299 -2 Ebes 1960 unch Elertrobel 5990 40 Qb-lnno-Bm 2385 -30 Of* 1268 6 Hobok 2600 -5 Ptlro 4960 20 Ryl
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        Frankfurt
        213 8 AUG 22 Dm Aeg-Trtetunken 90.30 -0* Akzo «10 -ft I Allz Leben *****0 10 AIU Vera 454 00 •1 BASK ***** -04 Buy H T Wbank 3M 50 Bay Vbank 308 50 -1.7 Buyer 117 SO *03 BBC m oo b BMW ***** unch Cuaflli 330 10 -0 9
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        Amsterdam
        177 8 AUG 22 Fk abn 300 00 j Ahold 74.30 -06 Akio 2170 0.1 AMEV Am fas W80 106.10 -0.2 -06 Amrobnk W 70 *02 Brrgoa WW 06 Berk w so 05 Pol* SB. 40 -0 1 Borsumij 230 00 -3 Burhinann WW 0.6 Byenkorf sim ♦0.0 M 40 unch
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        Zurich
        189 8 AUG 22 Francs Action* Suisse* 2M unch Alusuisse Br. 1235 5 Alusuisse Rff 464 6 Brown Boveri Br. 1T35 unch Ciba Gel*y Br. 1125 Ciba Oelgy P C an unch Ciba Geigy Reg m •> Credit Suisse Br Z3S5 -20 Credit Suisse Reg 411 •2 Eleklrowali Br. 2550 -25
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        Milan
        101 8 AUG 22 Lire Anic 7 50 unch Assoc On ***** -3400 Bastofi -1 CeniraJe ***** -800 vw 1640 ♦20 K insider 70 S Gen lmmob 1735 30 IFI Pri 2800 10 lUlcementi ***** -308 lUUcas 926 -18 Ilalsider Ml 3 Mafnetj M Pf 503 4-8 Mare 111 Ere 300
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        TORONTO
        195 8 AUG 22 cs Abilibl Alcan 3#'. Alftoma 4] Bunk Mont 29 Bank Nova Scotia 32 Bell Tel Beth Corp BP Can Lid 44' Brasran 30 Camp Red Lake AS' i Can Imp Bk 29 Canpaf SO Canpac In* PI 19 i Carting O K(»l» 10 Commco 67 Cons Bath
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        JOHANNESBURG
        292 8 AUG 22 Rand INDU8T*VtL8 A Alpha 450 unch Aorrcofn AE And CI IN «35 -5 •IS AMIC 2800 25 MOM 1190 unch Cg Sugar cna 1765 550 -35 turn* Finance l> Beer* Ind Edfon Edfan 250 ***** T» 41 Evpready E*d Volk 500 -10 Fuctl 235B Gardian Girnanl Gralrmn
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      584 8 See Page 9 for NYSE prices and Tokyo stocks Where to wine, dine and entertain -L v>. ,4 lack l orlI rinkin l'orllancing. I-Or clc light Jul civ nings. U/zv/t" "i h/ti >/,;/ I p \i i 111 >'. !\'l I i w H rniuix I'iirU l it -i"a it«
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      172 8 f I 7 1 4 4 A DINERS CLUB THE OBVIOUS CHOICE •> _> t fjp <«. i_ *r s it* FRIENDL YA RELAXING Come to 6. FAIR LADY Cocktail Lounge 75-A Tanglin Rd, S pore 1024 Tel: *****75/*****70. Daily 3pm to 11.45 pm With Beeutiful Stewardesses to entertain pamper
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  • MARKET REVIEWS
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      NEW YORK EXCHANGE
      806 9 AUG 22 US> ACF Industries. Addreasograph Airco Inc Alran Alumin Allegheny Lud Allied Chem Cp Allied Stores Allis-Chalmers Alumhqo Amer Am Airlines Am Brands Inc Am Broadcast Am Can Co Am Cvanamid Am Elec P*r Am Express Am Home Prod Am Motors Cp Am Natural Oas Am
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      TOKYO STOCKS
      311 9 Auf 23 Yen Akal Asahl Chetn Asahl Olin 530 IBS 433 ♦J ♦1 Bank TK Banyu Brldgestone Canon Chiyoda Chubu Pwr CltUen 203 566 553 83* 866 Ml 3B3 unch -1 -1C +34 unch +J Dallchl Kangyo... DNtp Print D Ntp Toryo Ebara Fuji Bank Pujl Photo ruJI
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      Sime moves into the limelight
      527 9 Singapore IT WAS another blue Friday at the Singapore stock market last week as the bears begrudged their rival bulls. Share prices once more closed the week off best but even If the weekend belonged to the sellers, the bulls were no less resolute just
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      Dow hits record
      254 9 ijTokyo ACTIVE fweigm tonmtmmt tol Isbms*r stsek Mrkd mt the Div liiiilii alHtee Ugh but week. Ike tMMk Dwr »ww average, wMek mm Hi) Iml week I» reach ft reeert kill tt MMJ3 yea m Saturday, eietellig the provlMt Mgft at yea regfcteeed April ML Tie eeaueslte
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      Heavy institutional buying
      530 9 New York "WHO said the spring-summer rally is over," remarked one stockbroker last Friday. He was referring to the (act that the New York stock market managed to recover most of the sharp leases at last Monday and Tuesday and Hntoh the week only slightly lower in
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      WIDESPREAD SELLING
      165 9 Bangkok STOCK prices at the Securities Exchange at Thailand (SET) last week plunged under selling pressure as there appeared to be a further erosion at public coodifence in the market. The SET index suffered a 2.19- point drop to 122.78 as average daily volume climbed to 32.7 million
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      634 9 OVERSEA-CHINESE BANKING CORPORATION LIMITEO (Incorporated in Singapore) The Directors are pleased to announce that:— 1. The unaudited net profit of the Bank and the Group for the six months ended 30 June 1980, after providing for taxation, diminution in value of assets and allocations to inner reserves amounted to:— The
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      134 9 NEW FORD CORTINA Advanced Performance and Economy I is t{ Improved Fuel Economy and Power Temperature s Down. Power's Up Better Comfort and Handling i T3* t»A Vc> JD'a.'CV'S 3 r < 1 -ar 'dtf' gc 11;' j r>v re < r 2*? pjs :,Ve ,hZ tea 13 CI V^:
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    ACTION REPLAY
    1074 10  -  London By GERALD COLVERD THE STRANGE emotion of having seen events before, which leads to the belief in extrasensory perception and the ability to foresee a future, pervades the London stock market as it rests todaf for the late August national holiday. Even the sunshine is involved in
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    Lock icon Nearer the 1000 mark
    326 10 «Sydney Reuter FIRMER gold prices, a string of good profit results and a generally friendly federal budget paved the way for another record setting run on the Sydney sharemarket last week. The market's All Ordinaries index finished the week at an all-time peak of 978.41, up
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    SHARE INFORMATION SERVICE
    2985 10 1980 High Low Company Last Sale +orGr*s DW DIt Cn Gr*s Tld Net P/E Vol (*000) Week Hlgk Low SBCTION ONE INDUSTRIAL A COMMERCIAL no 276 148 170 362 84 382 462 352 414 345 230 116 140 270 80 275 346* 187 286 Aetna Alcom Allied
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    Interest on quality stocks
    554 10 IK.Lumpur A LATE splurge of selling spoiled what would have been a very buoyant week at the Kuala Lumpur stock market last week. Prices were advancing steadily after successfully penetrating the 700-potnt barrier last Wednesday before it fell to a wave of nervous selling sparked off
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      569 10 5 INDUSTRIAL COMMERCIAL BANK LIMITED (Incorporated in the Republic of Singapore) ANNOUNCEMENT 1. PROFITS FOR SIX MONTHS ENDED 30 JUNE 1960 The Directors are pleased to announce that the unaudited profits before tax but after providing for diminu- tion in value of assets of both the Bank and the Group
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    COMPANY NEWS for the week
    572 11  -  Wnk mdtd Aug 22 Compiled by KOH TBE YING OTHERS HARPEB QII/ILLAN (NA) has received all the necessary consents for the offer of Sharikat Harper Gilflllan. As all the conditions precedent have been fulfilled, the ordinary stock otter and the scheme for the loan stockholders
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      Spiky problem robs golfer of title
      1659 11  -  SINGAPORE OPEN AMATEUR By CHARMAINE CHAN DO SPIKE marks bother you? You are not alone. Filipino Tommy Manotoc, who was forced into a sudden death play-off with Gimin Suwirjo of Indonesia yesterday, was unnerved by them at the vital second hole and Gimin benefited
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      The name has little to do with the game
      625 11  -  By RONALD KOW WHEN the hum BAM Is —d la NueettN with spsrts la Btag>psre, yea nay thlak sf aatieaal feetball captain Bamad Allapftchay er lady archery ftiaplw Bam Taa. Aemi the Caaseway, the aame BAM la spsrts refers te the
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      103 11 12 th Festival o£ Books 23 Aug 31 Aug 1980 WORLD TRADE CENTRE (Next to Cabla Car Station), Tak>k Blangah Road BjMS to ftvtf Trade Centre: Not 10, 20, 30, SI, 125,143,145, 140, 176 I f? 9 r n 0 fitl b publishers in more than 1Z languages ore featured.
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      32 11 I x% *1 •M?C tt» Swiss Olympic **J2lJr Momwl»• C«n«d> >n 1>76. "»4IM U, suffering from w w w B vw4 <m 4 5 1 n tt fcU rwf •M M. SB
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    Razaleigh confident of another good year
    487 12 AFP FINANCE Minister Tengku Razaleigh Hamzah has predicted "another year of rapid growth" for the Malaysian economy this year. "The existing indications are that the economy would be good this year in spite of the depressed world economy and inflation which is on the
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    Report says Philippine tax rate too high
    157 12 UPI THE Philippine economy faces possible collapse unless the government puts an end to the steeply rising rate of taxation, a former government economic planner said in a published report yesterday. Mr Hilarion Henares, exchairman of the national economic council, said the local
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    Hotel at edge of banking district
    440 12  -  By AGNES WEE JUST at the edge of the throbbing banking district, a 30-storey hotel complex will emerge in a few years. Located at the corner of Anson/Palmer Road and Sambau Street (opposite Tunas Building), the Harbour View Hotel will be built on a
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    Major US banks raise their prime rates
    406 12 NYT MORE than a half-dozen major banks in the United States raised their prime lending rate to 11.25 per cent last Friday, matching the quarter-point increase posted last Tuesday by the Phanp Manhattan Bank. It was the first general increase in the prime
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    Ban on trade with China
    205 12 Reuter THE Taiwanese government has warned its businessmen against carrying out trade with China. It said anyone violating the order would be liable to prosection. The warning, contained in a public notice issued in Taipeh by the Board of Trade, also warned Taiwanese businessmen not
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    Aquino may be executed if he returns from US
    201 12 UPI MR BENIGNO S Aquino Jr, a major political opponent of President Ferdinand Marcos, could face death by firing squad if he returns to the Philippines, his lawyer said yesterday. Attorney Sedfrey Ordonez said Mr Aquino, presently in the US, could
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    Programmes for recovery
    666 12 Reuter WHEN United States President Jimmy Carter unveils his economic recovery programme this week it is likely to emphasise profound differences with his Republican opponent, Mr Ronald Reagan. While the foundation of Mr Reagan's economic approach is to free private business from the burdens of government, the
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    Good initial results at Duyong Field drilling
    219 12 INITIAL results of confirmation drilling at the Duyong Field off the coast of Trengganu by Petronas Carigali have been "very good". The semi-submersible rig "Ocean Digger" has sunk to 1,400 metres deep and it will drill down to 3,000 metres deep. Chairman and
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    No progress made in talks with strikers
    311 12 Reuter POLAND'S chief strike negotiator, First Deputy Prime Minister Mieczyslaw Jagielski, (lew back to Warsaw yesterday for urgent talks with party leader Edward Gierek after failing to make any substantive progress in his opening talks with strike leaders in Gdansk, oflldah said. The
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      279 12 111 COMPUTER DIVISION Keypunch Operators Computer Operators Computer Programmers Data Librarians MARKETING DIVISION Product Demonstrators Sales Promoters Exhibition Hostesses Booth Attendants OFFICE DIVISION Secretaries Typists Receptionists Accounts Clerks Telex Operators Book-keepers Drivers Despatch Riders IF YOU HAVE unexpected leaves, staff shortages, sales campaigns, special protects, extra workloads, sudden resignations, employment
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      365 12 versatile willing worker! It takes a very special company to produce such an extraordinary vehicle. It took Leyland to produce the Shama the handsome, incredibly rugged, new generation commercial vehicle. It's made tough. To take the tough life in its stride. And with 5.38 cu. m. (190 cu. ft.), load-space,
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      65 12 WEATHER! i- -3p Outlook for Singapore from 6 a.m. to 1 p.m. today: Generally fair. Bcmrft for M ham prlar to 7 M pjt m iigvt U at the airpart. Maximum temperature... r 29.9 Associated humidity 71 Minimum temperature 23.6 Associated humidity 96_ Hours of gin«hirw> ;7.tt Rainfall in millimetres
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        Gas leak stops
        83 13 AFP A GAS leak which developed on an exploration rig in the Norwegian sector of the North Sea has apparently stopped, the Norwegian state oil company said. The leak occurred as crew on the rig Norskald were raising drilling pipes to replace the drilling head. Gas bubbles
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        Sydney strike continues
        80 13 Reuter THE strike by more than 2,000 dockers which has stopped all cargo shipping movements in Sydney will continue at least until Aug 26, port and union sources said. The union sources said the men met to consider latest developments in their claim for changes in working
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        Submersible launched
        93 13 AP THE 1,530-ton Natsushima, a mothership for Japan's prospective deep-sea research submersible vessel, was launched last Thursday. The 67-metre long ship was equipped with a huge crane to lower or lift a submersible up to 25 tons in weight, a shed to house the submersible, and surface-to-underwater telecommunication
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      Trial run on Port Klang's new ro-ro ramp
      409 13  -  By G DURAIRAJ A TRIAL run on the new roll-on/roll-off ramp at Port Klang is expected to be made later this month when a hybrid ro-ro/container ship in the Anro consortium uses the (10 million terminal. The Anro Australia owned by the
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      P & O to place Strathconon on the Oasis service
      245 13  - P O to place Strathconon on the Oasis service By LINDA CHEE BRITISH shipping line Peninsular and Oriental (P 4 O) will be placing an owned ship, the 1,106-TEU Strathconon on the Oasis consortium service from the Far East to the Persian Gulf in mid-October. Sources said P A O's
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      INDEX TO ADVERTISERS
      671 13 Shipping Um Cat Adriatic IV 5 Afea VI 3 Afro-Eurasia vn 1 Alfred CT vn 4 All trans VI 5 Alpac VI 5 Angkutan VI 4 Anhsing vn 4 ANL i 1 APL m 4/5 Arab Line vn 4 Archipelego vn 2 Argentine IV 4 ASCL m
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      Man pays US$250 for top ships job
      386 14 UPI A DUTCH journalist has claimed he paid US$25O at a Panamanian consulate for the papers that legally made him the No 2 officer on a 4,000-ton freighter even though be had only one month of experience at sea. Willem Meyboom, 31, a
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      Container Schedules
      927 14 a^PE^9i9E, EXP0RT fcl containers AND LCL CARGO AT CONTAINER TERMINAL NB !m^sub*«atochange*** f arrtval 13 by the Shipping Line/Agent maM a rM 10 *«">»«»•' (I) Starting time of receiving 7 days before vessel's arrival (II) Closing time of receiving: (a) FCL CONTAINER 24 hours before vessel's arrival. (b)
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      LONDON FREIGHTS
      1215 14 IMPOROVED grain chartering out of North America on Thursday was the major feature while Chinese charterers maintained their interest. Heavy grain from the Lakes completing to 25,000 long tons was fixed for a voyage to Rostock at a steady $30 and $23 but a slight easing In the
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      BLOCKADE LIFTED AT FOS-SUR-MER
      534 15 AFP STRIKING French fishermen unexpectedly lifted their blockade of the country's largest port at Fos-Sur-Mer last Saturday, government officials in Paris reported. The officials said the 20 trawlers Mocking the Mediterranean port's entrance departed about 7pm allowing tankers to enter and leave the port. Their departure
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      US dockers to boycott Polish shipments
      279 15 Reuter AMERICAN dockers will begin boycotting shipments to and from Poland today in sympathy with striking Polish workers. They will ask Canadian dockers to join the boycott, International Longshoremen's Association president Thomas Gleason said. Millions of dollars worth of US grain shipments will be
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      Financial losses at French ports
      300 15 MORE than 150 vessels, including 25 tankers, were blocked in French ports by the present fishermen's dispute and related strikes. Financial losses averaged 22.5 million francs a day, French Shipowners Association chainnan Dominique Boyer told a press confer ence last Thursday. "The situation is very
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      SHIPS IN PORT
      641 15 EXPECTED ARRIVALS TODAY KEPPEL WHARVES Blueochi (RO/RO) (after Golden City) 45 Fuiharu Maru (Tanker) (0800 after Feichl P/O Sub. gas free) 16 Fenix No. 1 (RO/RO) (0600 after Sun Diamond) 1/2 Hamanasu (0630 tide after Baron Star) 18 Kim Ann (Passenger) (0600 after Hassbo Maru) 13/14 Kota
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      SHIPPING LIST where your ships are due...and when
      1446 19 SCHEDULE A guide to ships loading at Singapore for Ports around the World The list below tabulates, by port of destination, the name of the ship, the shipping line involved and the estimated dates of arrival and departure from the Port of
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      Swedish shipyards to sell three tankers
      722 20 SHIP SALES A SWEDISH shipyard has been given a free hand to dispose of three tankers originally built for Libya's General Maritime Transport Orgnisation. The yard acquired the tankers after a controversial compulsory auction at Gothenburg last month. m It has now emerged that
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      Charterers keen on obtaining crude oil supplies
      234 20 AFP RATES improved on the tanker market last week as charterers were still relatively keen on obtaining crude oil supplies despite reduced demand worldwide and high stocks. But they encountered a considerable decrease in tonnage available over the next month in the Gulf
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      WHO ACTS FOR WHOM...
      1524 20 The leading shipping lines operating from local Crts and the agents who handle cargo bookings r them. A-B ft iMpfillip RT Transportation (S). Adriatic CaatataMr Continental Feeder* (S)/Cargo Freight (PK). AFKA Singapore Shipping Agencies (S)/Euro-Asia Une (PK/PN). Hi i ITanii Um Transgroup Pte Ltd(S). AKred C.
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      406 13 2C XCXI Europe Our Next Loader Port Kelang: Singapore: 26/8 For further details, see page V \R 1) I\ 1 i \n Orient Overseas Co*dcuMeA Line FULLY CONTMOBSED •ocvmii rue n* »/> 30/8 17/9 18/9 19/9 21/9 25/9 KOREAN MUXim M 4/9 5/9 23/9 24/9 25/9 28/9 1/10 IOCATOR 19W
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      193 13 I3SEALORDH UASC UNITED ARAB SHIPPING CO (SAG; II 1 il ill .Mi i. 11 a. 4 I a,k EXPRESS MULTI-PURPOSE SERVICES FULLY CONTAINERISED SERVICE S pore Loading tor ■domt TfTT RECT wmxz I CONTAINER Schedules LONDON Freights SHIPS In Per* SHIPPING List REGIONAL Weather SHIP Sales SEA f t LAND
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      582 13 Australia Our Next Loader Port Kelarifl- 25/8 Singapore: 2/9 For further details, see poge V MAERSK LINE EXPORT TO U S PACIFIC. GULF. ATLANTIC. EAST CANADA AND ASIAN PORTS cn i I EE assmcEsic: SaM h Port ANNA IMERSK 30-31/1 31-1/5 ALVA MAERSK t-7/9 7-1/9 AXEL MAERSK 13-14/9 14-15/9 ARNOLD
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      671 14 LEO SHIPPING PIE LTD. SINGAPORE PERNAS-MISC SHIPPING AGENCIES SDN BHD PORT KELANG PENANG KyisTl -J*'* MOO}© HEAD OFFICE: WISMA MISC TEL: NO: KL *****8 MALA YSIAN HTERNA TtONAL SHPPHG CORPORA TtON BERHAD 30/02 Sa* 14/17 fapt 4/S S«p( 19/21 Sa* hPart kW 7/9 Sa* 22/24 Sapt Lhorn 5/9. Cdrtt 11/9.
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      234 14 B» SUPERCARRIER SERVICE WEEKLY SERVICE TO PANAMA, US ATLANTIC GULF AND E. CANADA PIMM* Mi •a/i V% M •10/9 ISVar CM IW IMb Ctti hnlM MMb St Ma IM NmM 2-3/9 2/10 7/10 9/11 U/M 12/11 17/11 IV* 4-0/9 Wll VU 4/11 VU 7/11 Vll 11/11 12/11 20/11 a/11 lMi/i
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      598 15 Overseas 1 Containers Limited Weekly service to/from UK/Europe STRAITS SHIPPING Singapore to Sabah, Sarawak, Brunei Ports and Bangkok Cantataonty Smici To/From Banfkofc IM 4 tap ati u»» itsap as# Ufa* ahp 11 Oct Span MMr a ta| TK.W.IU niai tun 4tap TK.U.M (tap 14 tap U ntap M.KS a tap
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      363 15 NOTICE 2M9-ton single deck cargo vessel available at Sabah/ Sarawak port early September Interested cargo timber/ etc direction Singapore Tel: 212NJ3 I B Franco Be/yni/i Services X C.M.C.R. rpm PUq riMt M"m*b Gmm Trieste hbmomb aa* 3ia* nw mi* as* QCVMJB WUJELLE Sl* 7S* 73 3*4 Bkpl »S* 3 M
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      573 16 Hapag-Uoyd TO HOKTM EWOft EXPORTS card*a»Ba? ro wnmim Hmmkl S tore PR P«n Btlbao Genoa H'bwi B'ha»en Rdam Antwerp 25/1 38/1 29/9 19/9 3/10 8/18 31/9 21/9 21/1 2/9 3»/l 23/9 27/9 21/9 19/9 17/9 19/11 11/11 12/1111/19 TO USA/CANMM (CARGO TO ATLANTIC AND GULF PORTS VIA FROM NORTH-QMff Cjpross
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      647 16 LINE KOREA SHrm CORPN t. Ktianc PENANG STORE VEGA 151* h Port 25-27 Aut 2S-31 Auf FROM BUSAf BANGKOK VEGA 152E In Port 25-27 Aug 28-31 Aug TO BUSAN ALTMRISSN 13-17 Sept 17-20 S«pt 22-25 Sept FROM BUSA BANGKOK ALTAR 156E 13-17 Sept 17-20 Sept 22-25 SeptTO BUSAI KSC KSC
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      444 16 EVERGREEN LINE FAR [AST EUROPE EXPRESS FULL CONTAINER SERVICE 1 ACCEPTWG CARGO FOR: HAMBURG. FELIXSTOWE. ROTTERDAM ANTWERP. LE HAVRE ALSO ACCEPTWG CARGO FOR UNITED KWGOQM SOUTHAMPTON. LONDON. WINCHESTER. BMMMGHAM BRISTOL. LIVERPOOL. GLASGOW. LEEDS WEST GERMANY BREMERHAVEN HOLLAND AMSTERDAM Im NUb Nrt 12Sopl 14 hp* 1C S*< 19 Sapl a Sal
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      712 16 Everett Lines Barma Frvt Star Skippiaf Corp*. "BURMESE NATIONAL LINE" LOADMG FOR RANGOON rpan ri*i Nmi IOMSK FOB IWOMMft/NMOTA/OMU UK M/il Sapt V» Sapl BF.S.S.C Aaent* <r Motoyvo BOUSTEAD SHPPNG TK NOS KL *****2/*****9 A /i Nawaci»i IHWWWm S. A. C.I.F "ARGENTINE NATIONAL LINE' LOADMG FOR •TOfTEWIO. BUENOS MB s>m
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      461 16 mo.s.E. OCEAN SHIPPING ENTERPRISES PTE LTD. isi SANKYO LINE AUSTRALIA SERVICE IMr«P*m P Kalaag Lm 1571 i Sapt 17/11 Sapt STO BANGLADESH SERVICE 27-27/1 OCTAGONS, JAPAN/STRAITS SERVICE NRGMQK m 22*1144/7t 22*1371 1 uara m 4MM«. ****** ocem mm rrm m aiM/7 MULI OQNTMB P. KHJME TEL 4*7. »7J/« UST ON
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      821 17 arPIL GROUP EAST AFRICA/REDSEA SERVICE SINGAPORE/CHITTAGON6/RANGOON/SERVICES SINGAPORE/BANGKOK/SINGAPORE DIRECT SERVICES SINGAPORE/INDONESIA/SINGAPORE SERVICES HOT* PAHLAWAN JAKARTA JAKARTA/CIR JAKARTA KOTAMULU KOTA6AJAH KOTASMGA K/29M §/iS*l 16/11 Sept JAKARTA JAK SURABAYA S.E.A. Container Feeder Service SINGAPORE/BANGKOK/HONGKONG/MANILA ACCEPTING LCL/FCL/REEFER CONTAINERS/ VESSEL VOY. MANILA HONGKONG SINGAPORE 'Nap. Topaz 18S/19N 22-23 Aug 24-25 Aug 30-31 Aug N«p. Zircon
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      935 17 IK-. BEN LINE CONTAINERS IV HWWT Hanj»( Tipirti C*» at EStoefk (iim Man i*n ■ran* Eaprns Keataaa l<) EXPRESS COMTAIO SERVICE TO/FROM EUROPE H BURG B WVCN ROAM HAVRE SOTON Sport P Mm W Germany Mm Aahrerp Fraace AIUK Tin 29/1 u/j 21/9 22/9 24/9 17/9 V 9 22/9 H/»
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      746 17 \u 1 V 1 5 i i Scan Dutch V WEEKLY EXPRESS CONTAINER SERVICE TO MED/UK/NC/SCAN DAMJt SM PEIMGA 71/0 < I DAHLIA 5/1 I I PENAGA 12/1 I DAMUA 20/1 PONG* 77/1 l)tfMfc?)r«w 3Wto«O)C~ow| IOMCW 10/1 15/1 lft/9 11/1 STUNM 2/1 17/1 22/1 73/1 25/1 OWCAPEOMN 1/1 74/1 71/1
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      553 17 BOUSTEAD SHIPPING AGENCIES BANK LINE FOR REIMON I SOUTH AFRICA KUANTAN SINGAPORE eta Reunion Durban Capetown Pt Eliz (also acceptmj East London BEAVERBANK 23-24/8 25-28/8 6/9 12/9 19/9 17/9 and Maputo carpi) Lykosfe Linos U.S. NEST COAST SERVICE BHd tro» SFO Ibch STOW SOe Tac VBC ASHLEY LYKES* Std Sid
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      746 18 1 •YK' LINE KAWASAKI KISEN KAISHA. LTD. EXPRESS CONTAINER SERVICES TO NORTH AMERICA TO EUROPE (accapkg cvfMt I* TraMnrti Hi Haatart) FROM EUROPE TO FAR EAST *1 Hane P Wkh S port H'Hoof Osaka To*»o a BBS hM SM kM J9/B 4/9 5/9 522 31 i V» 11/9 12/9 COM11K
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      462 18 (32 CUfMHM/MCFIC NORTH WIST SERVICE EXPRESS CONTAINER/REEFER SERVICE Lm*| tar EOS ANGELES. SAN FRANCBCO. SEATTLE. TACOMA. VANCOUVER. O.C Att#a# FCL/Fd CwhMm P. Wn SMfgxxt I Mgiln 10. RRRRWOR IS#t 18S#i Oct «MM UNMBI ujtpi its.pt IS Oct AUSTRALIA EXPRESS CONTAINER SERVICE kc**t Fa/Fa CmUmn NEW ZEALAND SERVICE I* HOH LmUTVL
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      572 18 S.\(il'(H||) SINGAPORE SHIPPING AGENCIES PTE LTD ?OIH FLOOR OCEAN BUILDING SINGAPORE 0104 MARKETING *****2 <3 LINESI GENERAL *****1 (14 LINESI TERMINAL Of EICE *****83 TELEX RS?4b9' J RS 2t>b6B A B CAHSHIP CABLE CARGOSHIP ire<|ioiial ILLI.IH Lonlsiiiirr Lines WEEKLY CONTAINER SERVICE to/from BANGKOK JAtt BOUNTY MIX BOUNTY JADE BOUNTY JAK
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      500 18 SGRANARD LINE INDEPENDENT ATTRACTIVE RATES MEDITERRANEAN SEA SERVICE ALSO ACCEPTING CONTAINER CARGO FCL ONLY FOR; PORT SAID. ALEXANDRIA. BEIRUT. LATTAKIA. UMASSOL ISTANBUL A PIRAEUS Specialty engaged agents A stevedores providing immediate discharge NMSM6MM +Uh| Pert Ui BM Littjku < STRAITS/EAST ASM SERVICE M.V. MAN SMC V.3X iUmt M.V. MM CtEOW
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      388 18 INTRQStA (PTE) LTD Fabef House 234E Ocha'fl Road SmgapoT -t Telephone ***** 1 1 *****'>7 r( REGULAR INDEPENDENT SEMI/FULL CONTAINER SERVICE TO EUROPE s* Vpm* P. kataag PlMi Uadhg tar. 2 MMNGQ FROSraHTT NB at... faM MPvt W (AVON)/ BOHOOC/CAEN Jll *t: Snn RtU» (PIE) LID 2352C11 BOOHNC 3 I,
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      582 19 TO EUROPE/UK (VIA SUEZ): NEPTUNE ORIENT LINES LTD C.WZE .29/8 K. JACEWON 4/9 MERCATOR 9/9 0. CHEF 14/9 &S. BROGE 21/9 HK CONTAMER 30/9 C. CONTAMR 4/1 'Containers feeder ed to/from F'stowe Also accepting cargo to/from Scandinavia LCI Cargo 1300 27/8 HUM EUROPE (VIA SUEZ): 0. CHEF SS BMDGE N.
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      405 19 GOLDEN LINE iu.K.) C* ARAB LIME 1 I orpo'.itKir of Sajd Vdhdi REGULAR EXPRESS SERVICE TO RED SEAS PORTS S>m PJMni loodhg tar moor a/a «ai a/31 im (Sm* Fhtj UNiP:C'» C t *£KiS I T R£D Nb no Tf (*>4144 b u«PS S-N6APfIPf •*8 »>'. OfItEMTU CC*«i l t
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      290 19 Loading for Aden MALDNENTORT Loading for Male, MMJNWE PRQMOI MALDIVE LINES ETA ETA STOK KUANTAN PORT KELANC I* POST 24/1 v Loading for Dubai/ Dammam/Kuwait MALDIVE NATION Loading for Ihntfidah MAUXK LOYALTY Loading for Basrah Loading I MALME Loading for Dutw/Bahram/ Dammam/Kuwait Ft* BOOMNGS I ENQWBES PLEASE CONTACT: SWGAMK PORT
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      476 20 b* EGYPTIAN^ INTERNATIONAL LINE (EIL) INTERNATIONAL LINE (EIL) EGYPTIAN FLAG i■ :.I: i -iL-li\ n »f l.i FROM EGYPT Mi H ALEXANDRIA SINGAPORE s*t n Oct 10 ACCEPTK CM6O FOR BUSAN, MM. KOK. TOKOHMM SING4POPF I N SHIPPING Pit LTD 1401 5, Robiiia House Shenton Way Smjapo"* 010b Hi RS
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      366 20 MAC-NELS& ENCIES LTD RBEPEXEMT RATI QUOTED ON APPLICATION OUTBOUND/INBOUND-FCL-QROUPAQE SERVICE STORE H-BUtG 4/9 2/10 UK AHIEAP LOWIVE 1/10 4/11 C/ 10 TO USA/CAMAPA S'PORE QMUMD LA VMC (K) NEK* TOW 1/9 24/9 21/9 2/19 5/10 ALSO TO: HAJOR IB PORTS/MONTREAL, TORONTO ALSO TOc Fran«Ne. MUii Km DBTHTKW: r«H BANGKOK HONGKONG
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      146 20 NOTICES 3 MV. "MADURA" V-3 Arrd 17th August. I*o at Jurong Port CogdfiM of ail dunafcd cargoes ex the above captioned vessel are notified that the General Survey will be held on Monday. 26th August, IMB at Jurong Port Godowa No. 2 tram 10.00 am to 3.00 pm. No further
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      147 20 i wCwz m: m 1 Regional Weather >1 V «rVf» ft tT7\ r >< V ■u V jg r> r m 1 *61 x■. r 100E SIGNIFICANT WEATHER AND SEA CONDITIONS AT 7.30 AJI. THIS MORNING. R Thunderstorm Temperature C Sbamtr Weather p/ Wind direction with speed ia knots 841,1
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