The Business Times, 6 July 1981

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    11 1 BUSINESS TIMES M.C.(P) No. 107/1/81 MONDAY, JULY S, 1981 60 CENTS
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  • BRIEFLY...
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      Lock icon India seeks IMF loan
      91 1 AFP NEW DELHI, Sun. India is seeking a US$4 billion loan from the International Monetary Fund (IMF) to meet its balance of payments problems caused mainly by oil imports. Official sources disclosed yesterday that the loan is to be largely on commercial terms repayable in 10
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      Lock icon End to crisis sought
      82 1 AFP BELFAST, Sun. Delegates of the Roman Catholic Justice and Peace Commission in Ireland met the eight provisional Irish Republican Army (IRA) hunger strikers in Maze Prison for the second time in 24 hours in an attempt to find a solution to' the protest action. It
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      Lock icon Rains relieve drought
      65 1 UPI BEIJING, Sun. China reported that heavy rains had "basically relieved" a severe drought that left millions of Chinese hungry and forced the government to ask for international help. The official People's Daily newspaper said tne fains, which began on Friday and ended yesterday, had eased the
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      Lock icon Ideological straitjacket
      57 1 Reuter BEIRUT, Sun. Donald McHenry, former US ambassador to the UN, described the Reagan Administration's philosophy as an ideological straitjacket in an interview published here. He was quoted as telling the Beirut English weekly Monday Morning that in its zeal to oppose communism, the administration i£ taking steps
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      Lock icon New foreign minister
      53 1 Reuter TEHERAN, Sun. Iran's Majlis (Parliament) today approved architect and publisher Hussein Mousavi as Iran's new Foreign Minister. Mr Mousavi had been proposed by Prime Minister Mohammad Ali Rajai. The post of foreign minister remained unfilled in the government of Mr Rajai because former president BaniSadr continually
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      Lock icon Ammunition explosion
      54 1 Reuter BEIRUT, Sun. Palestinian officials reported eight people dead after an ammunition dump exploded near a densely-populated Palestinian refugee camp in West Beirut. Huge fires raged for several hours ftear Sabra camp following last night's explosion and the Palestinian news agency Wafa reported that 57 people were injured
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      Lock icon No arms for Israel
      85 1 AP BEIRUT, Sun. French Foreign Minister Claude Cheysson was quoted today as saying France will not supply arms to Israel or any other country in a state of conflict and said a Palestinian-Israeli dialogue is essential to peace in the Middle East. But he said in
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    TOP TEN STOCKS
    108 1 THE fellewiag is a list •< the if most actively traded sleeks ea the Sleek Exehaage af Slagapere last week. II gives the taraever is tkiuwh ef sails, eMag prices ea Friday sad the Ugk sad lew fer I*l CMBpaay TBMT •m Prteaa JalS a? Law Marco
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  • LOCAL STOCK INDICES
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      SINGAPORE
      66 1 t+BT Index: Industrials ••Hotels: Jm9 *****3 tot. 90 mam 1349.69 *****9 987.90 VN.OT 1381 C Ml *****9 969 63 2090.10 1398.83 Ml *****9 949.73 2005.97 1353.39 Mt *****5 945.92 2044.48 1350.80 •Properties: 983.79 989.90 974.99 998.51 989.34 Minings 398.79 398.99 398.07 397 97 397 92 'Plantations: «OCBC: :SES lad:
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      MALAYSIA
      83 1 Jul tea Ml Mt JaJ 9 t+BT Index «U *****4 *****3 *****0 *****5 1196.73 •Industrial* 1234.93 1238.62 1233.16 ir»M t^tauuK*: 1*7.51 2047.92 2015.49 1975.20 1SB.69 ••Hotel*: ***** 524.12 523.41 ***** 520.82 •Properties: 1280.53 1290.30 1283.47 1260.81 1243.89 Tim 476.98 477 94 475.69 473.04 465.48 1382.49 "tRubben AA 9 1406.63
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    TV makers told to pay royalty
    655 1  -  MANUFACTURERS SEEK ADVICE By FONG MEW LENG BOOMING television exports from Singapore during the last two years have brought manufacturers here a patent rights controversy. US electronics giant, RCA Corporation, has notified TV producers here that from April 1, they should start paying royalty
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    Jurong Plywood to sell plant
    276 1 JURONG Plywood, in which the Kwok family has a controlling interest, is planning to sell its Jurong plant. Among several bidders for the plant is an Indonesian who is considering moving the machinery lock, stock and barrel to his, country to integrate with his logging
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    International Trust plans to go public
    402 1  -  By Maudrene Nithianandum INTERNATIONAL Trust and Finance Ltd (ITF), one of the smaller locally incorporated independent finance companies, has set its sights on going public and is awaiting the green light from the Monetary Authority of Singapore. Business times understands the groundwork has been
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    Market for petrochemicals
    587 1 WHEN Singapore's $2 billion Sumitomo petrochemical complex comes into operation late next year, it will enjoy the benefits of being the only one in this region for a period of about five years. According to Hamzah Sendut, chairman of the Asean Chemical Industry Club (ACIC) which met
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    Sperry Univac to locate regional office in Singapore
    339 1 SPERRY Univac, one of the world's largest computer companies, has decided to locate its Southern Asia headquarters in Singapore. The Singapore office will look after interests in the 1 Asean region and west of the region as far as India and Sri
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    Better service for investors
    308 1 From tomorrow Business Times will devote an additional page to coverage of the activities of quoted public companies. For five days of the week, Tuesday to Saturday, the back page of the newspaper will carry np to the minate stories that will influence the movements of
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      79 1 SHIPPING TIMES A DIVISION «f fucttM that SPEAKING up tar tke aUeat spells corporate 5ucce55............ I theatre 8 FOLLOWING in the footsteps of CAN Metal Box Singapore do tycoons.. 3 better? 18 A NEW mood sweeps Canadian WHY oU prices are not falling companies 4 just yet If CROSSWORDS 8,
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      103 1 r* With JAL you relax all the way, 14 times a week direct to Japan Tokyo, Osaka. Okinawa, Kagoshirfta, Fukuoka, Magoya and many other major cities. And from Tokyo, JAL has 60 flights a week the most comprehensive TransPacific flight schedules to Hawaii, San Francisco, Los Angeles, New York, Vancouver,
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  • MANAGEMENT
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      Beyond semantics
      1349 2  -  Decision-making it an ever more complex task. The growth of knowledge, the rapid change in sofcial values and the increasing demands for worker participation in management the manager has to beat all these in mind as he makes decisions. To be able to make the right decisions, he
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      Lock icon Temperature rises in the US corporate love scene
      496 2 NYT THE announcement, properly heralded in conservative tombstone advertisements, tell of the constant marriages and divorces in corporate America: American businesses are changing partners, selling some divisions and buying others, at a dizzying pace. In the first three months of this year,
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      Management Game reminder
      209 3 ARE YOU sending a team to the National Management Game? It kicks off on July 18, so stop dithering about which of your staff has the wherewithal to participate and make a bid for the $5,000 prize money, the Straits Times Challenge Trophy and the chance to
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      Tycoons' tales
      797 3  -  With MARGARET THOMAS Title: The TycMW America's mast successful executives get to the top. Anther: Arthur M Leute. Publisher: Simea and Schuster. Price: $41.85 POWER this is the most potent additive to the fuel that drives some men to race ahead of their peers and colleagues and into
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      361 2 |TWO FOR ONE BONUS| i SKSS ASIAPRINT '81 I S.E. Asia 2nd International i Q Exhibition of Printing Graphic j Arts Equipment Supplies ASIAPACK '81 S.E. Asia 2nd International Exhibition of Machinery and Materials for Packaging 5-9 OCT SINGAPORE 12 noon to Bpm A profitable appointment for all trade and
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      381 3 Today, United Overseas Bank Upper Serangoon Road oranch moves to 38&5 Lowland Court •fe. N 38&5 LOWLAND COURT OLD BRANC Today, United Overseas Bank Upper Serangoon Road Branch moves 3 doors away to Lowland Court at No. 3B and 5, Tel: *****35/*****42/*****03. With the same team of experienced staff assisting
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    Lock icon New mood sweeps Canadian business
    875 4  -  Canadian business, long regarded to be conservative, is appearing to be shaking off the shadow of foreign domination. HENRY GINIGER reports on the new mood of assertiveness among Canadian business. HENRY GINIGER NYT LAST Wednesday was Canada's 114 th birthday, and everyone of singing age
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    Lock icon COMMITTED TO A FREE MARKET
    596 4 NYT A STRONG commitment to the free market system, energy and a dash of humour, are the qualities James Clifford Miller brings to his appointment as the new chairman of the US Federal Trade Commission. Mr Miller. 39, tuft helped lead the Reagan administration's efforts
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    Lock icon Five years on and Zia still looks unshakable
    873 4 Reuter PAKISTAN'S military ruler President Mohammad Zia-Ul-Haq began a fifth year in power yesterday with few signs of a serious challenge to his authority. Some Western diplomats even believe the President's grip on the country is stronger now than when he took
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  • RAW MATERIALS
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      Lock icon Conflicting influences
      804 6 AFP THE continuing weakness of gold, at 19-month lows, and a further fall of sterling to its lowest for three years against the US dollar, provided the main conflicting influences in the irregular movements of commodity prices in London last week. The further increase in US interest rates
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      LONDON MARKETS
      474 6 COFFEE: Traders largely held off taking fresh positions quietly on Friday afternoon to close £0.5 lower to £7 up on the previous close for actively traded positions. The day's volume totalled 3,271 lots, including 191 options. Business was slack in the afternoon with New York closed (July 4).
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      RUBBER
      95 6 RUBBER futures in London last Friday finished mostly 0.10 pence per kilo higher to 0.10 pence lower in a volume of three lots at five tonnes and 254 lots at 15 tonnes. Dealers said the market fluctuated narrowly in quiet afternoon conditions. The market was initially around 0.50 pence
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      Produce exchange trades quietly
      216 6 THE SINGAPORE pretaxmarket gttded MtfMgk a week wltheat maeh <ihut tam ui eaatteaed la faiet Caeaaat all prima rcHtoed aaehaaged ail vateme triawntfl was law. A eapaait ail dealer expects eapra pradaetlea to fall la the earreal Paaaa meat* ahea Mpp11m warkers are faatteg. Tradtttaaaily, pradaettoa
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    • MONEY AND EXCHANGES
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        Singapore market
        221 6 THE SINGAPORE foreign exchange market started generally on a quiet note last week as market participants squared their books for the mid-year. The US dollar gained strength towards the end "of the week. Very strong commercial demand and strong ACUs pushed it up by more than 2Vi cents
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        DISCOUNT
        333 6 THE money market experienced tight conditions during the second half of last week. Market operators attributed this partly to the concentration of funds because of a few rights issues and payment of taxes. Following keen bidding Interest for short-term funds, One Month and Three Months firmed from 11H-11 y«
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        ASIAN $
        168 6 ASIAN ASIAN wit 1 nlMhrttMl •nnp ■M to 7 days 1 month 2 months 3 months 0 months 9 months 13 months 1 month 3 months 6 months 12 months 1 month 3 months 6 months 12 months 1 month 3 months months 12 months I'M (BU pneM) ngk u»
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        PLR
        22 6 THE average rate at which major Singapore banks are currently prepared to lend to their best customers is 13.5 per cent.
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        GOLD LOSES FURTHER GROUND
        464 6 UNDER the influence of massive selling in the silver market, gold lost further ground last week to trade at a low of US$4O7 a troy ounce on the International markets. Being a market holiday in the US, Friday's trading was quiet on the European markets where
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      705 6 AMPROASEANBI American Industrial Products Exhibition 6-10 July,l9Bl 12 noon 7pm daily Mandarin Hotel, Ballroom (New Wing) Advanced American Industrial Technology See many of the latest developments in American: Aviation Avionics Computers Peripherals Construction Contractors' Machinery Electronic Instruments, Components Equipment Machine Tools, Metalworfcing Welding Equipment Offshore Oil Industry Equipment Telecommunications Equipment
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      91 6 SINGAPORE FACTORY DEVELOPMENT UMITED 5575,000,000 GUARANTEED FLOATING RATE NOTES DUE APRIL 1906 V In accordance with the provisions of the Notes, notice is hereby given that for the Second Interest Determination Period from 3 July 1981 to 3 October 1981 the Notes will carry an Interest Rate of 12 %perannum.
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  • OVERSEAS
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      Lock icon Iran intensifies fight against Iraq despite fasting month
      591 7 Reuter AP IRANIAN soldiers and revolutionary guards are now reported to be fighting the Gulf War against Iraq without eating, drinking or smoking during 14 daylight .hours in heatwave temperatures. The Iranians rejected a proposal by Iraqi President Saddam Hussein for a
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      Lock icon Lower oil imports likely by the US
      563 7 Reuter NYT IMPORTS of crude and oil products by the US for 1981 are likely to be a little lower than the current level of around 5.3 million barrels per day, against more than eight million in 1979. This was 'stated by Mr
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      Lock icon IRON PLANT BID
      290 7 Reuter A JAPANESE consortium and two European companies are bidding for the proponed MJBOO million sponge iron plant in Trwgganu. Mr Mohamed Saufi, executive director of the Heavy Industries Corporation of Malaysia (Hicom), said a consortium led by Nippon Steel Corporation, Voest Alpine of Austria and Ferrostaal
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      Lock icon Beijing's warning aimed at preventing arms sales to Taipeh
      191 7 AP CHINA'S renewed military threat agatet Taiwan to aimed at preaaaring the United Steles nst te sell wripins ts Taipeh. China's «atrial X/a*ss Newt Ageaer said aa Friday teat China may reaeri te levee agates! Talwaa attek» te The warning teHewa
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      Lock icon Japan provides loans to revive projects
      511 7 AP AFP JAPAN will provide USJ9OO million in government loans to revive two major Chinese construction projects which were cancelled because of China's current economic retrenchment. The mass-circulation Japanese daily As*hJ Shimbun reported yesterday that the loans will be directed toward the huge Baoshan
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      Lock icon Check on ownership of UK government stocks
      305 7 Reuter LEGISLATION will be introduced in Britain to reinforce the Bank of England's powers to monitor the ownership of UK government stocks held in nominee names where the stock is subject to restrictions on ownership. The bank earlier announced the issue for tender
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      Lock icon America may return naval base to Cuba
      125 7 UPI THE REAGAN Administration is considering returning the US naval base at Guanlanamo Bay in Cuba to Havana in exchange for the return of unwanted Cuban exiles in the US to their homeland. But a State Department spokesman denied the report which was
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  • REVIEWS 1
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      Speaking up for the Silent Theatre
      929 8  -  By PATRICIA GOH THE GROUP was discussing the problem of making a table more stable. The actors had to jump on it, but the carpenter contracted hadn't quite got the message. The end-result was understandably something flimsy. Make a brace, someone suggested. He knows
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      Lock icon QUITE UNCONVENTIONAL
      552 8 NYT BACKGROUND lafermattea of lastrameatal wMiti ia twctrt programmes iltei highlights the awards ww at preatlgleas latormatteaal eempetltteas. To the eaaaal Usteaer, It la aoa* dated primarily with aa adaalraMe (lager techaMae. Of eearse, this prcaapparitfea eaa aftea he Jarilfled aai, qalte freqaeatly, we weald hear saeh rsaiiaaa
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      The musical mirage at Kent Ridge
      906 9  -  While students and faculties start campus life anew at Kent Ridge today, the university's music centre stays silently behind at the old Bukit Timah grounds. There's much to be said about having a modern music centre at the new campus. But until a generous
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      EYECATCHING
      680 10  -  By WONG AI KWEI A BLAZE of colours and styles greet the eye as you step in (or a brief look at the National Museum Art Gallery's latest showpiece the 1981 Singapore-Tai-wan Contemporary Painting Exhibition. As the name of the exhibition implies, the hall was decked full and, indeed,
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      167 8 WATCH THIS MW NAME in trans mane soma The East Asiatic Co. kind, makes regular direct After all, it takes Ltd. is proud to introduce calls at 13 ports every 10th more than a paint brush to EAC-KNUTSEN LINE, a day. with other main become a big name in the
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      286 8 SINGAPORE GLASS (1*74) LIMITED (Incorpofoted in the Repubftc of S»ngopore) NOTICE OF ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Eighth Annual General Meeting of the company will be held at Spring Room, Eighth Floor, South Wing, Mandarin Hotel, 333 Orchard Road, Singapore 0923 on Tuesday, 28 July 1981
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  • Page 8 Miscellaneous
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      751 8 -IN-ONE CROSSWORD CRYPTIC PUZZLE 9 In favour of (he proposal for advancement (9) 10 A nipper ia an orchard* (4-5) 12 Gather in the money speni by the profligate* 13 Stop with Mr O'Connor at dm <6> 14 Ran out amid the commotion of the norm (7) 15 Giving "The
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      772 8 FANTASTIC FEATS SWORDSMEN la CUmm Kaag-fa mavlea eu etlek darts aad vrm sbat at them. If yea Had that hard ta believe, Jim Mater* daea it far real ta taaigbt's Hut's lmereilHe. He eatehea arraws with his hare haads as they travel towards him at 1M miles per haar. The
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      341 9 NOTICE EE MUI Malayan United Industries Berhad Acquisition of Controlling Interests in Ming Court Hotel Limited (MCH) and Hotel Malaysia Limited (HML) by Malayan United Industries Berhad (MUI). The Directors of MUI are pleased to announce that Morgan Guaranty Pacific Limited (MGP) has made arrangements with two member firms of
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      327 9 5« *3 •r.:- 2 I, >'■- P? i^» 'i </#' ,4 1 ts i ✓*7] t 7 SUNDRAPE VERTICAL BUNDS DIETHELM Introduces a beautiful way to keep out the sun. Let in the sunlight or slant the Louvres to keep out solar glare and heat. Open up and eryoy a
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  • Page 9 Miscellaneous
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      356 9 BriStdW -.FraxkDictexs n*.w&s"»bw...THis ts Butov foSTfepV. lA'dUJA'F! 1'i.Uijj bn honooc it) Be ioo&cw*G u>rrn vfeo V L v ->? THev tdGfie Both using SHOCK. VAPyNDSHPkXeS •liM TALKS "BRINGING ap ft blind ehild" by an officer from the Association for the Blind, at the Toa Payoh Branch Library on Friday July
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      723 10 NOTICES W VENEER PRODUCTS LIMITED (INCORPORATED IN THE REPUBLIC OF SINGAPOREI ANNOUNCEMENT The Directors of Veneer Products Limited, having considered the financial requirements of the Company and its subsidiaries, consider it appropriate to increase the equity base of the Company. Accordingly, the Directors propose to recommend a rights issue of
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      1024 10 CITIBANKO Citibank, (Incorporated with Limited Liability in the U.S.A.) CONSOLIDATED BALANCE SHEET In MUttons of DoMar* FINANCIAL ST A' Ijl r n -A <» ..W-: viiicorp ino auDttoianti CONSOUDATED STATEMENT OF MCOME Dwwnbw 31 December 31 1960 1979 In MAors Except Per Shore Amounts Citicorp i 1979 Cosh and Due
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      173 11 From Hong Kong to Singapore in 3 minutes —by going 20,000 miles out of the way. Asia's first and only daily business Asia's two offshore financial centers are publication is pleased to announce linked even more closely by their comanother first in Asian journalism: The mon news source. Asian Wall
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  • INTERNATIONAL STOCKS
    • EUROPEAN MARKETS
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        Paris
        228 12 JULY 08 m CORBE1LLE 4JD >4 BiH Ocmli Dtnoot M6 C 8 F (Thomaon*U 1*rt 1MJO Cte PrtnolM 1H PvUOlC* tut -3.4 Compacnl* Financier* Cwpipli Oenerale 366 -M Credit rondtr Da FriDct mso •it HacheUe (Ubrmlrte) io -U Mifhlmi Bull 34 tU Mlchelln (B) Parlba* in 1 171.80 -43
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        Brussels
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        Frankfurt
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        Amsterdam
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        Zurich
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        Milan
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        TORONTO
        104 12 JULY 03 C» Aicmn a X uncb t +H -it BtU) Corp BP Can Ltd Brucmn M« -H a«* 44% -H a +5 7* uncb OH 1H an tt 1% uncb Dtnlm Don Stora nnni TU 46<« uncb XIH an +M Falcon bndf* 100 uneh OlMUf L5PP MS ft
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        JOHANNESBURG
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      574 12 =<[\[$`&*.|%~.$.\\{^=|&>?;*=/@$ "The American Express Card serves you well, wherever good food is served". W'Jf a a J§ i? 4 f ■fl f: W GetawaytoSentosa Costs only HALF AS MUCH if you're residing in Singapore It's easy. Just book our chalet units, and enjoy a 50% discount. Offer applies MONDAY-THURSDAY (except
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      187 12 I a r ki M v 0 > The Dragon Palace Restaurant whera you oen dine in regal splendour and v dence to the meNow sounds of yeetaryeer. Spacious enough to aocommodete 450 people in comfort Drag en Palace Restaurant alao caters to ths cosy Oxley RiaaSPanang Road. Singapore 0823.
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  • MARKET REVIEWS
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      Prices fall sharply across broad front
      798 13 «E m AFTER four weeks of steady gains on the boards, the bears came back strongly to push the Kuala Lumpur stock market significantly lower last week. Some observers felt that it was generally a technical correction in reaction to recent heavy buying accompanied
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      Prolonged drift goes on
      261 13 Sydney 3 d THE SYDNEY shnre market shewed little sign tt breaking oat Its proleeged drift last week u taneven thinned an a steady diet d bearish news an Interest rates and gsld prices. In New Yark, gold finished the week US$3l weaker at $412 a
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      Lock icon HEAVY LOSSES ON NYSE
      660 13 New York UPI THE NEW York stock market suffered its \yorst loss of the year last week as the Federal Reserve served notice it was not easing credit, and interest rates rose. Trading for the week was moderate. The Dow Jones Industrial average, which fell 3.22
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      276 13 pjj Tokyo AFP THE TOKYO stock market, paced by a fresh wave of foreign buying, forged ahead throughout last week with the Dow Jones average topping the unprecedented 7,900-yen mark. A strong buying spree, triggered by a rise in foreign purchases, overwhelmed the step
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      1491 13  -  |LJ London By GERALD COLVERD GAME, SETT, and match, to the dollar. Wimbledon tennis championships are, at last, over and the heads of the watchers can now be restrained to move up and down instead of from side to side. Such exercise is readily accomplished by watching
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      529 14  -  Week ended July 3 Compiled by JULIANA TAY SCRIP ISSUE Metro HMp: Proposed bonus issue of one-for-three and rights issue of one-for-three at $4.00. M Cemeatf Proposed bonus issue of one-for-one. Veaeer Prod: Proposed rights issue of three-for-two at $1.15. OTHERS U M W has
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      1138 14  -  H Singapore By WONG SOUK YEE BULLS RECEIVED a thrashing last week but managed to get back on their feet before the end of the week. In the wake of the Malaysian Finance Minister Tengku Razaleigh's defeat in the contest for the Umno deputy presidency, short-selling
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      225 14 it^j k*' 4 Bangkok y STOCK prices on the Securities Exchange of Thailand (SETT) fell for another week. But institutional purchases, together with some bargain hunting late in the week, gave rise to optimism that the market could finally be bottoming out. Regular investors, however, tended
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      89 13 French recipes that are seldom found outside France? Thats special. J' f» V T V I 44. AlTt Cioomv! nin inlimaK of AH Nou««j luxury, vou can choose from a menu thai un*nor even bv Pans uandardv Or. for a <*onderfjl Jtowrof fond in an informal atmosphere. vim! The Tewace
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      774 13 A top-level conference on URBAN PLANNING DEVELOPMENT IN THE 80's Kuala Lumpur. West Malaysia KL HILTON HOTEL AUGUST 20 21, 1981 .V vV. ll >* l' -,l» I '.l» v 1 11 1 1 f»• <' 11 1 .1 T I«' 11 l This Conference is for YOU Planners Architects
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      1523 15  -  TIGER OPEN 1981 By CHARMAINE CHAN IT MUST have been just a stroke of coincidence when Paterno Braza, the professional at the Filipino San Miguel Beer Club, won a tournament sponsored by Tiger Beer yesterday. Paterno, who accumulated a 215 total from rounds of
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      597 15 Jane Lam 3-0). Friday July 3: Wwi. anchor Bii^aBMBy? ■■ebcape had a walkover fff I'OB bt SMdvtk 3-0 (UOB names first Monica Ong bt Chris Chua 3-0; Anne Chua bt SINGAPORE Airlines marched into the semi-finals of the Anchor Business Houses Squash League when its squash players
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      342 15 AP TWO CHINESE reporters who set out to see something different in America have paid tribute to a small town in Tennessee, the home of the "Moscow Olympics". On the edges of the 1981 Games in Moscow, Tennessee, population 450, Yu MinSheng and
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      INJURED IN MATCH
      93 15 THE results of the lain Muir (Ernst A Whinney) versus Javis Lim (Dunlop) tie in the Anchor Business Houses Squash league on June 27 (BT June 29) was provided by a league coordinator as: "The referee decided lain had an excessive swing which injured Javis so he
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      812 15 NYT WHATEVER slight optimism might have existed (or a quick settlement in the US baseball strike came crashing down on the 17th floor of the Dora] Inn in Manhattan on Saturday. The owners revised their proposal on professional compensation for free agents, but
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      413 15 NYT UPI JOHN McEhw (mm m mach as a eae-year rape—lea, sad the lees ef U5511,759, If I reeemmeaded $IMM flae levied agaiast Un m Satarday by the Wlmbledca Taarsameat Cemmlttee to aphetd by the Mea'i hteraaM—al PwlwlMal Teaato Ceaadl. IV recemmeadattes was made far MeEaree's
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    312 16 AFP FINANCE Ministers from the ten European Economic Community (EEC) countries will meet in Brussels today to hammer out a common position aimed at achieving lower interest rates in the United States. The meeting is being held just two weeks before the summit
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    145 16 AFP ISRAELI Prime Minister Menachem Begin's rightwing Likud coalition has overtaken the opposition Labour Party in last Tuesday's general election, Israeli Radio said yesterday in a report on the unofficial final tally. The official results, obtained after the counting of army votes, will not
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    461 16  -  By CHOO AI LENG DESPITE a 37 per cent fall in pre-tax profits to $6.9 million for the year ended March 31, shareholders of Metal Box Singapore can look forward to an improved performance by the group this year. This is because Metal Box
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    281 16 UPI ASIAN youths, pelting buses with bricks and rampaging through the London district of Southall, clashed sporadically with police again yesterday. Meanwhile, violence flared in the northern port of Liverpool where riot police ringed streets in the slum district of Toxteth yesterday morning and
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    170 16 UPI THE US Airline Passengers' Association (APA), which launched an extensive campaign to ground the huge DC-10 jetliner two years ago, approves of the revised version of the McDonnell Douglas aircraft. "We think the DC-10 is a much better aircraft than the one that crashed two years
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    206 16 THE Development Bank of Singapore will raise its prime lending rate by half a percentage point to 13'2 per cent from today. Most other banks in Singapore are still posting their prime rates at 13 per cent. The move by DBS is expected
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    46 16 AFP THE WORLD coffee harvest for 1981-1982 will be good, according to the US Agriculture Department in Washington. Experts estimate that production should total 92.4 million sacks or an increase of 14 per cent over the 82.7 million sack total for the last harvest.
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    570 16 AFP DESPITE the slump in world oil prices caused by a market glut, consumers outside the US have not seen retail prices fall markedly because of the strength of the dollar the currency used to invoice oil imports. Between January and May, the price of
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    218 16 AFP LIQUEFIED natural gas (LNG) is now a hot item on the Indonesian export list after becoming the country's second biggest foreign exchange earner after oil last year. Proceeds from LNG exports so far only to Japan last year amounted to US$2.2B billion to replace wood and
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    69 16 AFP WESTING HOUSE Electric Corp of the US has started negotiations with Mitsubishi Electric Corp of Japan on the establishment of a joint venture company for producing very large scale integrated (LSI) circuits in the US. Westinghouse has asked Mitsubishi to transfer the whole technique to
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      307 16 I National Productivity Board FYesents a workshop and a seminar for senior managers and personnel/training specialists IMPROVING HUMAN RQATIONS AT WORK Date: 29-30 July, 1981 Venue: Shengri-le Hotel Fee: $460 per participant $400 for members of Netionel Productivity Association This intensive practical workshop aims to help managers become more knowledgeable
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      61 16 ItWEftTiHER Outlook for Singapore from 6am to lpm today: Thundery showers in several areas. Report for 24 hours prior to TJI pm m July 5 at the airport. Maximum temperature 32.0 Associated humidity 62 Minimum temperature 23.6 Associated humidity 93 Hours of sunshine 5.90 Rainfall in millimetres 2.6 Total rainfall
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      189 17 SAFETY at sea cannot be improved unless governments give greater legislative support to the conventions and rules of the Intergovernmental Maritime Consultative Organisation (Imco), warned Mr Andreas Ugland, chairman of the Norwegian Shipowners' Association tanker group, in Oslo recently. Speaking to representatives from
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      548 17  -  By VONG NYAM MING THE Penang Port Commission (PPC) will decide if it needs to have an insurance policy to cover all its operational risks soon. It is believed that the decision has been delayed because of impending changes in the commission's top
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        64 17 Reuter INDONESIA'S state-owned Pertamina Oil Co has signed a lease-purchase contract with an Indonesian company PT Kwarta Day a Pratama for a 29,900-ton tanker to be built in Japan. A Pertamina statement said the tanker will be built by Japan's Sasebo Heavy Industries Ltd and Pertamina will pay
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        76 17 Reuter THE UK/Red Sea Conference lines (excluding Port Sudan) said they will cut their bunker surcharge to 12.80 per cent from 13.50 per cent from July 10 and adjust the currency adjustment factor to minus 8.85 per cent from minus 5.48 per cent, effective July 8.
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        85 17 Reuter SHIPPING has been delayed at the West Australian port of Fremantle due to industrial action by ship agents' clerks, a port spokesman said. The clerks, members of the Shipping Officers Association, struck on last Friday over wages and working conditions and will start a work
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        175 17 Reuter INDIA'S Shipping Ministry has asked public sector companies temporarily to stop using Bombay to receive cargo in a bid to reduce congestion there, a ministry official said. The government has suggested that ships carrying official cargo unload it at other, less congested, Indian ports, he said.
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      517 18 SALE of secondhand tankers continued at a slow pace in the London secondhand market. last week with the Greeks showing the strongest interest in this sector. The Greeks have managed to pick a few cheap buys, among them the Thirl by, a tanker of 21,222 long dwt built
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      1096 18 RECEIVING OF EXPORT FCL CONTAINERS AND LCL CARGO AT CONTAINER TERMINAL Vessel's Voy Estimated Shipping Gdn Mode of Name No. Time of Arrival Lines Operatn Date Time Ned Dejlma 233 1.7.81 1500 Ned-EAC TA 3 TT Bunga Teratal 25NB 1.7.81 1900 Leo Shpg TA 4 TT Pegasus Pride
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      1425 18 THE BOOKING of at least six vessels on Thursday to carry wheat or wheat flour from the US Gulf to Port Sudan featured an otherwise generally quiet freight market. Three wheat cargoes paid U5550.90 for this business while one vessel obtained 152.70. In addition, two wheat flour cargoes
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      404 19 EXPECTED ARRIVALS TODAY KEPPEL WHARVES Johneverett (0600 after Ramoneverett, D/L) 33/34 King Pearl (1800 after Be la Kosmo) 23 La Roc he lie (0800 after New Dawn) 35/36 Nedlloyd Forcados (0600 after Nedlloyd Madras) 3/4 Pabloeverett (0600) 44 Pyramids U (1600 after Catamarca II) 42/43 San Luis
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      World dry bulk surplus may go up to 31m dwt
      644 19 THE world dry bulk shipping tonnage surplus is forecast to rise to 31 million dwt by the end of the year, Landell Mills, market research consultant, says in its latest freight market bulletin. It says the surplus rose to 25
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      508 19 Lloyd's List EUROPEAN shippers have drawn up tough new battle lines with conferences over freight rate rises. Conferences serving Europe have been told by the European Shippers' Council (ESC) that Continental exporters and importers cannot afford to sustain any general rate increases for the next
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      304 23 SOUTH Africa's booming economy and the influx of imports have landed the internal container organisation in trouble and there are nearly 6,000 boxes waiting on the 725-km rail connection between Durban and the main depot in Johannesburg. The country's Chambers of Commerce
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      138 23 Reuter AN ATTEMPT is being made to salvage the Bahai Two oO rig which capsized off North China in November. 1979, killing 72 people, the Chinese People's Daily said. Oil Minister Song Zhenming was sacked as a result of the scandal and vice-Premier Kang Shi'en, who had
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      237 17 Scan Dutch V Fast and Regular Service To/From N.C./SCAN/W.MED./U.K. Singopore Tel *****89 Port Kelong Tel *****1 Kuolo Lumpur Tel ***** Penong Tel *****6 R 1 )1 M \\l A H Orient Overseas Co*Ua*teA Line KQKJM CMNCt 48 ÜBS MS 328 IncSSwJ I 21/8 22/8 I 9/9 10/9 12/9 14/9 C*n*
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      334 17 OSEALORDH m UNITED ARAB SHIPPING CO (SAG) EXPRESS MULTI PURPOSE SERVICES BNSHUHAD V.35 6ft ASAKR V 35 THEEKAR V.30 mn 1 FULLY CONTAINERISED SERVICE Loading tor Dubai (21/7), Kuwait (23/7), Dammam (27/7) Abu Dhabi (29/7).' fl Doha (31/7). Bahrain (2/8) 1 Dubai (5/8), Kuwait (7/8). Dammam I (11/8), Abu Dhabi
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      635 17 Hedlloyd Lines Regular Liner Services To From All Parts of the World. S«ngapore Tel *****89 Port Kelong Tel *****1 Kualo Lumpi* Tel ***** Penong Tel *****6 }j£\ MAERSK LINE EXPORT FULL CONTAINER SERVICES I TO: U.S. PACIFIC, GULF, ATLANTIC, EABT CANADA, ASIAN PORTS SaM S*d 12-13/7 19-19/7 26-27/7 2-3/1 9-10/1
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      876 18 mibd mm MALAYSIAN INTERNATIONAL SHIPPING CORPN. BERN AD. WISMA MISC, N0.2, JALAN CONLAY, P.O. BOX 371, KUALA LUMPUR 0409, MALAYSIA. TEL *****8 TELEX: MA *****, *****, ***** ***** CONTAINER SERVICE Cewtaaur Serrico to Etwpe Feeder w'P ReUnj Vessel S pore 1) MseiHes 2) R4a«n 3) Hberf 4) Gou(| B PtNAGA
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      212 18 SUPERCARRIER SERVICE FROM: US GULF US ATLANTIC EAST CANADA IDT MMMLI -BARBER THERMOPYLAE" My 5. "BARBER TAIF" Mr 17, "BARBER MENELAUS" Mr 21 "BARBER TOBA" 2. "BARBER TBU" I. TO: PANAMA US ATLANTIC EAST CANADA US GULF ir n i/% 11/ l 21/1 22/t 1/9 7/1 VI 2C/< 2/1* Vl*
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      609 19 0 SINCE 1954 AS SHIPPING AGENT IN BANGLADESH WE OFFER YOU RELIABILITY EFFICIENCY EXPERIENCE i.rn jn'ni ion 31. 19-A, KAKRAIL ROAD DACCA, BANGLADESH TEL: *****6. TLX ***** KLTD fej *****2 KLS BJ CABLE: KANFUL, DACCA SERVING BOTH CHITTAGOMG AND CHALNA CHtTTAGONG: TEL: *****5, *****0, *****5, *****6 TLX: ***** KLTD BJ
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      418 20 I/norn shipping r\U!\Ln CORPN P. KeUnt PENANG STORE VEGA 161W 7-9 My 10-12 July 13-15 Ju#y FROM BUSAN BANGKOK VEGA 162E 7-9 My 10-12 July 13-15 My TO BUSAN ALTAR 165W 27-30 My 31 My-2 Aug 3-6 Aug ALTAR 166E 27-30 My 31 My-2 Aug 3-6 Au( TO BUSAN KSC
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      555 20 EVERGREEN LINE r FAR [AST/EUROPE EXPRESS FULL CONTAINER SERVICE 1 ALSO ACCEPTING CARGO FOR UNITED KINGDOM SOUTHAMPTON. LONDON. MANCHESTER. BIRMINGHAM. BRISTOL. LIVERPOOL, GLASGOW. LEEDS ETC. WEST GERMANY BREMERHAVEN. OSLO. STOCKHOLM. 1 GOTHENBURG. AARHUS. COPENHAGEN HOLLAND AMSTERDAM S'prt MM Hw*»| FMntom MtarMa taftnrp Lt Nnrt frtt 7/7 »/7 31/7 7/1 4/1
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      842 20 4 "BURMESE NATIONAL LINE" i LOADING FOR RANGOON 0 S'pvt M*«t r ~< PMMKCTAffnK 7/1 M HTMTMVM HW/tM WTONATM 1/1K"" R/77 M KT«mH 12/13 M r BFSSC Ao««t* *1 Mokjywo BOUSTE AD SHPPING TtL NOS KL *****2/*****9 ■ißfl# C*mpMM Arfwitiiw Da [P> IhwutiU lnUrcoKi—wlN A. C.I. F. jU*/ "ARGENTINE NATIONAL
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      367 20 r mO.S.E. OCEAN SHIPPING ENTERPRISES PTE LTD. SANKYO LINE JAPAN/STRAITS SERVICE CEKMI Man OCEAN MW 4 BWB pn lIS smgapok m mimn i 22(1374 t mwna m umm utm AGENT? M M4LAY9A P BUMS DOT ASM 94PPK la »1732/1/7251 pons mursM tmh 4 tmnspwt m 57«31 uffl KARACHI SERVICE SMUMK
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      723 21 PIL GROUP FUL|'CONTAINER SERVICE TO COLOMBO. HODEIDAH. JEDDAH AQABA (Reefer Cntrs Acceptable) Accepting LCL Cargo to Colombo A Aqaba. FCL Closing 24/7 2300 Hrs. S E A Container Feeder Service SINGAPORE/BANGKOK/HONGKONG/MANILA ACCEPTING LCL/FCL/REEFER CONTAINERS' 19-19/7 31-1/8 8-8/8 t a; y/Mi MANILA 21-22/7 3-4/8 10-11/8 20-21/8 iTimo: LCL 8/7 1600 Hrs;
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      416 21 ■i I I ScanDutchV WEEKLY EXPRESS CONTAINER SERVICE 1 VI MCA SM DAHIA 10/; PI MCA 17/7 8 OMLM 24/7 PWACA 11/7 owtw m I rtNACA 14/1 ONUA 21/1 i riMU a/i low** U Cmm I Win l* Hnn. MM 3) lIIBMI 111. Mft I?|||M|ll MM 4) Mmm Mv li
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      569 21 BOUSTEAD SHIPPING AGENCIES BANK LINE FOR REUWON t S. AFRICA A. VESSEL Spore: j«ly Abo accepting FCL containers. (loading direct for Reunion, Durbon ond Capetown only) Lines U S. WEST COAST SERVICE v to> Ofe«d hwn SfO IW SPORE BLWN SHt/Ttc VBC LESLIEIYKES Std Sid 17/7 19/7 12/1 16/S\ WHLEY
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      556 22 KORINS MARITIME SERVICES Room 601 ICB Building Shenton Way, Singapore Tel *****22 *****67 P Kelang Tel *****4 '*****5 MIDDLE EAST/RED SEA/EUROPE SERVICES Hyundae Shipping Co. lid. YtiamaKobe S'pore P. KelanjLoading for* BUN6A ARANDA 12 Jul Damman/Kuwait SABRINA IS Jul Damman ASIA MERCHANT MARINE GOLDEN LINE MM MM SMPPM (PTE) IT»
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