The Business Times, 26 August 1982

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    11 1 BUSINESS TIMES M.C.(P) No. 93/1/82 THURSDAY, AUGUST K, 1182 60 CENTS
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    Nissho-Iwai wins $13.9m PUB contract
    352 1 JAPANESE sogoshosha Nissho-Iwai Corporation has won a $13.96 million contract to supply electrical cables to the Public Utilities Board. The Japanese corporation, which acts as the trading and supplying arm of Furukawa Electrical of Japan, will deliver 200 km of 22kv cables between March 1963
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    Lock icon HK government to sell 63 sites
    248 1 Reuter THE HONGKONG government plans to sA 63 sites in the urban and the New Territories areas of Hongkong totalling about 787,700 sq metres in the six months from October. A principal government land agent, DM Scott-Will, said two sites in the Victoria Barracks
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    Tokyu Corp launches $20m convertible issue
    543 1  -  By CHOO AI LENG TOKYU Corporation is launching a Ss2o million convertible, 10-year bond issue today, the first such offer by a Japanese group in the local market. The money raised will go towards financing its $360 million joint venture Pan-Pacific Singapore Hotel project
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    Productivity training centre in the offing?
    488 1  -  By KOH TSE YING THE Productivity Fund set up by the National Productivity Board appears to be the first step taken by the board towards establishing a centralised training unit on productivity. This move is indicated In the detailed objectives of the Fund. The
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    Lubrizol invests in $21m chemical additives plant
    216 1  -  By JOHN LIM A LEADING US manufacturer of chemical additives will be investing in a $21 million plant in Singapore to serve the growing Southeast Asian market. Lubrizol Corporation, which supplies chemical additives to petroleum industries for engine lubricants, will build its factory
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  • BRIEFLY...
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      Lock icon Gold moves down
      54 1 UPI GOLD went into a tailspin on bullion markets yesterday when a wave of selling sent the price plummeting through the US$4OO an ounce level. All but one dollar of Tuesday's $18 increase was wiped out as the price fell back, but it later recovered in the
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      Lock icon Timber revenue
      61 1 AFP THE Indonesian government's decision of restricting the export of Indonesian logs caused a sharp drop of more than a half in the country's timber revenue. Log exports totalled 2,293,603 cubic metres worth U*****.4 million during the first four months of last year and fell to 1,224,862 cubic
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      Lock icon Maneka forms party
      74 1 AFP MANEKA Gandhi, widow of Prime Minister Indira Gandhi's younger son San jay, has announced that her "San)ay Vichar Manch" (forum of San jay's thoughts) group is shortly to be converted into a formal rival political party to the ruling Congress. She also announced that two Members
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      Lock icon Howe stands firm
      65 1 Reuter CHANCELLOR of the Exchequer Sir Geoffrey Howe has forecast that unemployment in Britain would stay at record levels for a long time but refused to bow to pressure to change economic course. He said the government is deeply concerned about the human and social cost of
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      Lock icon No new taxes
      55 1 Reuter PRESIDENT Marcos of the Philippines has announced that there will be no increases next year in taxes on agricultural and industrial products. He said that except for increases in the existing taxes on cigaretttes, wines and liquor and in administrative fees, fines and licenses, no new
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      Lock icon Turbines delivery
      55 1 Reuter JOHN Brown PLC of Britain is holding to its plan to start delivering gas turbines to the Soviet Union by the end of August under a £104 million contract. Industry sources said the first six turbines are scheduled to be loaded onto the Soviet vessel Stacb&novetch Erinolenko
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      Lock icon Technology policy
      66 1 AP TOP officials of the ruling Liberal Democratic Party in Japan said Japan must seek a new policy on its military technology transfers to the United Sates. They are contemplating whether to ease restrictions on the sales of arms and military-related technology to the US and have ordered
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      Lock icon Preference system
      55 1 Reuter SENIOR officials from developing nations have agreed to adopt a system of trade preferences among their countries to improve their bargaining position with industrial nations. Philippine Budget Minister Manuel Alba said the proposal will be presented to the ministerial meeting of the Group of 77 countries in
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    Lock icon Lee to visit Indonesia
    54 1 UPI PRIME Minister Lee Eaaa Yew will vtatt Imifrtkt early next Matt tor latermal talks with PresMeat Sakarta, the MmdH stale secretariat aaaeaaeed la Jakarta justMisy. The tafle st the talks waa art dtoetaaai by the prerideatiaJ palsee, bat aa social said they will be "wMeSriSSS
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    Plan to use more LPG for cracker plant
    317 1 THE refaitfceal»! Carp»ratten af fflagiperr (PCS) has decided to madlfy Ike $1 bllllaa ■■rtrw cracker ptaat to take to mere tk|»eficd petratoam pi (LPG) u feedstock. Tke ptaat was arigtaally designed to take ta SI per eeat LPG aai 71 per eeat
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    Challenge is to increase future harvests, says NTUC chief
    404 1  -  By WANG LOOK KEAH UNIONS cannot improve the economic conditions of members by just imposing their demands, said the secretary general of the National Trades Union Congress, Mr Lim Chee Onn. It has long been mistaken that labour unions can raise
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    MAS office in New York
    115 1 THE Maaetary Authority of Singapore is setting up an office in New York, probably next month. With an office located in the New York financial centre, the MAS would be better placed to keep up with foreign exchange and money market fluctuations. Dealers in Singapore
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  • BANKING AND FINANCE
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      Decline in hire purchase loans
      542 2  -  ..By BERNADETTE CHOOI WITH bank loans falling sferply in Singapore, pros- fleets for hire purchase financing do not appear to be too good. Most finance companies here now fear that demand may slacken as a result of (he slowdown in economic expansion, which caused bkbks
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      Japan says it adopts flexible rate policy
      155 2 THE Bank of Japan will operate its short-term interest rate guidance policy flexibly to allow money market rates to decline if the yen continues to rise against the dollar and interest rates in the US and elsewhere decline further. Bank officials said this
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      Lock icon Italy lowers official rate
      80 2 Reuter IN A MOVE aimed at reviving the ailing economy, Italy's new coalition government has lowered the official bank rate one point to 18 per cent, surprising bankers and industrialists with the speed of its decision. The announcement on Tuesday by Treasury Minister Beniamino Andrea tta
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      Lock icon Ambrosiano unit under voluntary liquidation
      346 2 Reuter A PETITION for voluntary liquidation of Banco Ambrosiano's Nassau bank subsidiary will be heard by the Supreme Court of the Bahamas on Sep 3. A bank spokesman said in New York that Ralph Seligman, special counsel for Banco Ambrosiano Overseas Ltd (Nassau), said by
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      Lock icon Gold mines glitter again
      338 2 Reuter SOUTH Africa's gold mines have returned to profitability, with one probable exception, helped by the higher price of bullion which on Tuesday climbed above US$4OO an ounce, share market analysts in Johannesburg said. They said the gold price rise, the rand's fall against the US
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      Lock icon Argentine central bank president resigns
      186 2 Reuter ARGENTINE ceatral baak President Piihg* Cavall* kaa mined m Taeaitv Mlawtag the reaigasttoa «I Ecsasmy Miaister Jiie Maria Dapia* Paitore m the —i day. The ecsasmy ministry said the twe mei were architects el the eesaamlc psiicy el the twe msath «M gsverameat sf
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      Lock icon UK banks receive Citibank assurance
      160 2 Reuter CITIBANK has i—n< British haaks thai tt will share Argeattae laaa pay meats with them ta the aeeaad half af September If Brttaia aad Argeattaa have aat salved the prshtem af fraaea assets befare the®. Aceardlag te a spaheamaa la New Yark, Cltfbaak had,
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      Fear of rates rise later in the year
      447 2 THE current attempt by the US Federal Reserve to stimulate In economic recovery may present the central bank with significant problems later this year. American financial economists believe that the Fed engineered the recent sharp declines in interest rates because of its
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      Lock icon Malaysia needs to upgrade forex skills
      203 2 AFP MALAYSIA needs to upgrade its foreign exchange trading skills in view of the rapid economic development and continued inflow of foreign investments in the country. Deputy Finance Minister Sabbaruddin Chik said this was essential as such expertise was required to manage the free
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      Lock icon Yen loan for Indonesia
      84 2 Reuter A SYNDICATE of 18 banks will provide a 10 billion yen loan to the Indonesian government under a contract to be signed in Tokyo on Sep 16, Mitsui Bank Ltd said as one of five lead managers. The 10-year loan will carry interest at the
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    • MONEY AND EXCHANGES
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        Gold
        358 2 GOLD futures in Singapore yesterday closed firmer compared with overnight levels after fluctuating marginally throughout the day in light trading. Total sales for the day was recorded at 106 lots while kerb volume at 82 lots. Prompt closed higher at US$4O3 404 an ounce compared with 398.50/401.00 on Tuesday,
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        Silver quotes
        41 2 TM Mm Nf* York T.72B 7.J6B 7 796 8.03S Zurich 8 .MB 7 65B 8.J0S n 7.75S Tm Singapore WW 7.S7B TM 7 95B 7.77S 8.Q5S Closing prk is US dollars a troy ouno t. Source: Credit Suisse, S'pore.
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        PLR
        22 2 THE average rate at which major Singapore banks are currently prepared to lend to their best customers is 10.29 per cent.
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        ASIAN $
        182 2 ASIAN ASIAN currency deposit interbank rates as at close on Aug 25: US Dollar**Spot) Offer Bid 7 days 9W 0* 1 month 9'* 9*i 2 months 10W 10M> 3 months 10H 10H 8 months 11H liv» 9 months 121/16 1115/16 12 months 12* 12 M Dm. SwJrs. 1 month 3
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        Discount
        43 2 RANGE of prices ottered by discount houses on Aug 25: Overnight: 3V«* Call deposits 3*.* CloilM Biyin Selling 3-month Treasury bills 3* 3H 3-month Bank bills 7H 7* 3 months CD 7H 7V* 0 months CD 711/16 7«/l« Source: National Discount Co
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        Treasury bills
        42 2 THE Monetary Authority of Singapore has Invited banks and discount houses to tender for a total of $140 million 91-day Treasury bills to be issued from Aug 30 to Sep 3. Each tender must not be for less than $250,000.
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        Hongkong
        70 2 THE US dollar in Hongkong yesterday ruled mixed against major currencies. The Hongkong dollar held steady at 5.9680/9710 to the US unit against 5.9650/9700 in the morning and was well above Tuesday's 6.0020/50 finish in Hongkong. Banknote rates yesterday were: US 5.94/5.98 UK -11.00/12.00 Brunei 2.76/178 W Germany 2.46/2.47
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        London
        59 2 THE dollar in London yesterday firmed slightly from its late levels in Hongkong, where it made a partial recovery from Tuesday's decline in London and in the US. Opening quotes yesterday: US —1.7667/7677 Can 2.1780/® Cross —1.2327/30 DMk 4.2775/825 D F1 4.6900/50 S FY 3.6125/75 B Ft coo 82.16/30
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        Singapore market
        460 2 THE US dollar regained some strength against major currencies on the foreign exchange market yesterday. However, it weakened against the yen. The US dollar against the local currency opened at 2.1345/65 and was taken to 2.1420/40 on commercial buying. The dollar was traded up further and closed at
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        TOKYO
        199 2 THE dollar for overnight delivery in Tokyo yesterday closed lower at 251.45 yen from the 252.00 opening, and well below the day's high of 252.70 yen. The close was also below the 251.90/252.10 finish in New York overnight, and sharply down from the 254.40 yen close in Tokyo on
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  • TRADE AND INDUSTRY
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      Understanding what's behind Japan's high productivity
      382 3 THE HIGH productivity erf the manufacturing industry in Japan may be attributed to their understanding of the kind of management required for a production system. It is not necessarily a resuit of their cultural ideals, government policies and industry structures. The Japanese have learnt
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      Course on workmen's compensation
      255 3 COMPANIES have been very receptive to the Singapore National Employers' Federation's course on Workmen's Compensation for Management. Since the invitations to the course closed in the middle of this month, some 200 applicants have signed up for it. As a result, the organisers have decided to
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      Trade mission to take part in Saudi show
      192 3 A 24-member Singapore trade delegation will visit West Asia in November. Its first stop will be Riyadh where it will take part in the First Saudi Home and Leisure Show. A total of 18 companies, most of which are manufacturers, will be
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      Workshop for Asean oil officials
      72 3 OFFICIALS from the national oil companies of the five Asean countries will attend a Bulk Products Control Programme Workshop at the Regional Language Centre today. The two-day workshop is jointly sponsored by the Singapore National Oil Company and the Singapore Petroleum Company. The workshop is
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      Acoustics conference
      45 3 THE FIRST Regional Acoustics Conference of West Pacific Region will be held here from Sep 1 to 3. The conference, organised by the Australian Acoustical Society, the Acoustical Society of Japan and the National University of Singapore, is expected to attract 100 participants.
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      MEMO PAD
      570 3 SEMINARS AND COURSES Aug 26-27: Productivity through Partnership The German Approach, Hyatt Hotel, NPB Aug 26-27: Report Writing, Cuppage Centre, NPB Aug 26-Sep 2: Financial Management Programme for Senior Executives Module II (New York University), Equatorial Hotel, NPB Aug 27: Fundamentals of Marketing, Hilton Hotel, Institute for International
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      PEOPLE IN BUSINESS
      198 3 THE Mandarin Singapore has appointed Jsha Qui as its assistant chief engineer. Mr Quah previously worked in Burroughs Corporation (USA) and Hewlett-Packard (Singapore). He will assist the hotel's chief engineer in the coordination and supervision of building operation services and the repair and maintenance of hotel equipment
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      Tile makers to invest more money in plants
      389 3  -  By WONG MAI YUN NATIONAL Robex Pte Ltd, a manufacturer of marble and granite floor tiles, is investing over $1 million in the expansion of its facilities in order to cope with increasing demand from the construction industry. Its parent company National
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      Industrial training board prepares for CSE students
      420 3 THE Vocational and Industrial Training Board is gearing up to absorb students with the Certificate for Secondary Education (CSE) in 1964 into its new full-time National Trade Certificate (NTC) courses. Dr Tay Eng Soon, Minister of State (Education), said under the new education
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  • OVERSEAS
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      Lock icon US to penalise Dresser Industries
      521 4 NYT, Reuter AN AMERICAN judge has cleared the way (or the US Commerce Department to impose penalties on an American company and its French subsidiary for complying with a French government order to deliver equipment for the Soviet Union's natural gas pipeline to Western Europe.
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      Lock icon IBH Hldg breaks off talks with Harvester
      108 4 Reuter IBH Holding AG chairman Horst Dieter Esch said the firm terminated discussions with International Harvester Co on the purchase of Harvester's construction equipment division. Mr Esch said he went to Chicago to negotiate with Harvester, but ended the talks on Tuesday morning
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      Lock icon Nod for settlement of ATT antitrust case
      386 4 UPI A federal judge on Tuesday approved the settlement of the Justice Department's antitrust case against American Telephone and Telegraph Co, setting the stage for the breakup of the world's largest private company. US district judge Harold Greene signed the 14-page agreement which
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      Lock icon Interest rates expected to fall in West Germany
      305 4 Reuter GOOD trade figures announced by the West German government on Tuesday are expected to lead to lower interest rates later this week. Although West Germany registered a deficit of 18 billion marks on its balance of payments for July, this was
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      Lock icon Mexico using oil to repay debt
      533 4 UPI, Reuter MEXICO has reached a preliminary agreement with Washington to increase its petroleum exports to the US by up to 20 per cent to help repay its US$BO billion foreign debt. Mr Hero Rodriguez, spokesman (or the state oil company Petroleos Mexicanos, said
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      Lock icon Kissinger forms consulting firm of ex-politicians
      211 4 UPI FORMER US Secretary of State Henry Kissinger has formed an international consulting firm of ex-political, economic and military leaders. The Washington Post reported on Tuesday that Kissinger Associates Inc, will advise corporate clients on strategic planning for U*****,000 per assignment. Former British Foreign
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      Lock icon De Beers to pay out lower dividend
      182 4 Reuter DE BEERS Consolidated Mines, the world's largest diamond producer, has halved the interim dividend for this year in a move reflecting the continued depressed state of world diamond sales. Last year the company cut its final dividend for the first time by
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      Lock icon Early accord sought on AEG loan package
      233 4 Reuter SENIOR officials of the German Federal government and regional states have agreed to seek early accord on sharing the burden of a planned 1.1 billion deutsc he mark state credit guarantee for AEG-Telefunken. A German Economics Ministry spokesman said the Federal authorities
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      DAILY AIRCRAFT MOVEMENTS
      710 4 ARRIVALS Service Local Operator Namber Time r x vhi MAS MH15A 0020 KUL PAA PA005 0145 JFK/SPO/HKG SLA SQ41 0705 MAA SIA SQ101 0806 KUL MAS MH601 0920 KUL MAS MH682 0945 KCH RBA BI421 1000 BWN MAS MH671 1020 KUL SIA SQ201 1030 HLP CAL CI814
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      Lock icon Saudi Arabia hopes for rise in oil demand
      461 5 UPI, Reuter SAUDI Arabia, the world's largest oil exporter, is hoping oil demand picks up in the second half of 1982. This will enable the kingdom to raise its production without cutting prices. The four US partners in the Arabian-American Oil Co
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      Lock icon Begin says Israelis will fight if attacked
      175 5 UPI PRIME Minister Menachem Begin has said Israel's twomonth war in Lebanon has ended but Israeli forces will continue to fight if attacked. Israeli sources denied a report made on the staterun Beirut Radio in Lebanon that Israeli and Syrian troops had exchanged
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      Lock icon China to launch price reforms
      560 5 AP CHINA is about to launch a major reform of its admittedly irrational price system to encourage production, provide more money for major projects and reduce huge state subsidies. The official Xinhua news agency outlined new government regulations on price controls, and said violators would
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      Lock icon Australia to install satellite system
      121 5 AFP TO SUSTAIN Australia's good record for aviation safety, a new Australian national communication satellite system will be installed over the next six years for aviation alone. Aviation Minister Wal Fife said by 1986 the satellite communication system would be used by all aviation in
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    • WORLD IN BRIEF
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        POLICE SILENT
        402 5 POLICE have refused to speculate on why Philip Hehmeyer, the 37-year-old chairman of the New York Cotton Exchange, killed himself with a shotgun. Hehmeyer, whose body was found on Monday, also owned Hehmeyer and Co Commodities brokerage firm. PRIME Minister Zenke Sasaki' said his government would make pahlic
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      Lock icon Thatcher to visit Hongkong next month
      335 5 UPI BRITTSH Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher will visit China and Hongkong to talk about the future of the British colony between Sep 16 and 29 on an AsiaA tour that includes a stop in Japan. Her office said on Tuesday it will be her
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      Lock icon World Bank arm says economic outlook poor
      491 5 AP THE executive vice-presi-dent of International Finance Corporation does not expect any sharp improvement soon in the world economy. Hans Wuttke, who directs operations of the IPC, the private sector arm of the World Bank, says he does not see any "drastic turnaround"
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      Lock icon HK says no to French watch proposal
      341 5 AFP THE government-run Radio Hongkong, said that the government's executive council had rejected a new French proposal for restrictions on Hongkong quartz watches and decided to take the issue to the General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade. Acting French Trade Commissioner Claude Fou--1
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      Lock icon Reagan confident of restraining inflation
      338 5 Reuter PRESIDENT Reagan believes inflation will continue at single-digit levels. A White House spokesman, commenting on the latest consumer price index figures, said: "We are hopeful and somewhat optimistic that the CPI will remain in single digit over the next several months." The CPI for
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      Lock icon Bid to curb mushroom imports
      192 5 Reuter THE American Mushroom Institute has charged that canned mushrooms from China are flooding the US market and urged that President Reagan limits its imports. The charge was made at a US International Trade Commission hearing which would vote next month on whether the imported
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    All progress is relative
    515 6 "IT IS an economic error deeply imbedded in popular thought that labour unions can raise wages and improve working conditions of the whole working population. Only rising productivity can bring this about." Those are the words of Mr Lim Chee Onn, Minister without Portfolio and secretary-general
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    Lock icon Sudan — rule by division
    1223 6  - Sudan rule by division President Jaafar Nimeiri's plan to divide southern Sudan into two or more selfgoverning regions has turned the southerners against one another and threatened the stability of the region. RICK WELLS examines the latest moves towards regional autonomy in southern Sudan. RICK WELLS FT RECENT changes In
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  • Page 6 Miscellaneous
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      950 6 SINGAPORE 5 industry J AN evervlew af Stappwe's MMlig ladastry will ke featared taalght <Ch 8, 7M pm) la the fifth epMe af the Gtmrtag Up aeries. Brief Olmleta trace pa bile haadag fram pre-war times te the prcseat while Mr Keaaeth Chea, presldeat «f the Magapere lastltate ef Architects
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    Computer salesmen mark time in Russia
    991 7  -  By DAVID BUCHAN "YOU have to be an optimist if you are a western computer salesman in Russia," says one of their number hi Moscow, "and hope the political clouds blow over soon." Soviet statistics show that imports of western computers doubled from 1980
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    Unemployment situation in Australia gets worse
    1115 7  -  Australia is struggling with the monstrous unemployment problem brought about by the recession, reports FLORENCE CHONG. The number of people out of work has soared to 470,000 seven per cent of the workforce and pessimists believe this figure could double next year. FLORENCE CHONG.
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    Lock icon Coke's latest potion hits streets of NY
    1124 7  -  By N R KLEINFIELD NYT EARLY in 1962, computers of the CocaCola Co chanced to inform executives that a good 28 per cent of the country's population was paying scrupulous attention to its weight. That very day, spadework began on a top-priority effort
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      253 8 I lie pcrtcct end to a romantic drive. H s I I K I Ilu m m evnrK lap* the- palm Tl'. I%< tursj.inn iII.KM v ,!v ,K|. irnuK* not nt »!ri\'U»T\. Tin i:ri>!u .i\\ \\:th lu' (in, >i j vrturiKxi tloucrv N >ti. romantic surn>und> vou .1- you vjriw
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      151 8 The Quest for Gourmet Adventurers 41 I+4 •m v *V :.**r At the Inn of Happiness. lYour search is over. The quest accomplished. Whatever you choose, it's bound to be memorable. A great place to be. 7 I w bamboo one of the unusual Aj iff- Oriental favourites at the
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      235 8 as good as going to Bangkok. t. This is Thai Seafood at its authentic best So fresh, it could have been alive 15 minutes before coming to your table. It was An enormous variety of succulent seafoods expertly prepared by Thai chefs in our kitchen Siamese Seafood Restaurant a cocKprt
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  • RAW MATERIALS
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      LONDON MARKETS
      636 9 COFFEE: Robusta futures were easier at midday, between £20 and £9 a tonne below Tuesday's close in traded positions. Prices eased further during the morning after opening losses of £10 to £15 which reflected New York's weak close on Tuesday. Volume yesterday totalled 1,890 lots and included 282
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      PALM OIL
      144 9 THE Malaysian crude palm oil market yesterday closed higher on more covering support in moderate trading. In August south and central gained Mslo each to $705 per tonne, in September central rose 15 to $705 and south 7.50 to $700, and October in the south firmed 10 to
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      WHEAT
      125 9 WHEAT futures in Chicago on Tuesday finished V« to three USrcents a bushel higher in extremely slow turnover. Corn futures held gains late to close IV* cents a bushel higher in nearby September to up as much as 3 V« cents in other positions. Increased farmer marketings during the
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      Produce exchange
      176 9 CHINESE fWw FrrtMgr, Btagafm, mm prim per 189 kf yeeteHey. CifMt aft: Bulk fob 181.00 sellers, old (bum (In second hand drum) fob 993.00 tellers, new drum fob 997.00 sellers. Caff»: Mixed (loose) *40.00 buyers. Pepper: Muntok white pepper fob Art* NLW 9310.00 sellers, Sarawak white pepper faq
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      TEXTILES
      143 9 YARN and cotton prices were quoted as follows In Hongkong yesterday. (In HK dollars, spot ex-go-down) CattM yam: China Blue Phoenix 20fc 2,430; 32b 3,130, 40s 3,285 (per bale of 400 lbs). Paktetaa raw osMm: LSS 6 03, 4F 6.00; 289F 6.10; NT roller ginned 6.02 (per lb). CLOTH
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      RICE
      333 9 SINGAPORE: Yesterday's closing prices in SI per kilo, ex-godown: THAI WHITE. 100 per cent first class (Kangaroo) new crop 1.00, 100 per cent second class 0.80, 100 per cent third class 0.75, 25 per cent new crop no stock, B-10 per cent 0.73. THAI BROKEN: A-super 0.58, Special 0.55.
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      Straits Tin
      120 9 THE STRAITS TIN price In Pwug yesterday moved ftp 1C cents to Ms2fJl ft Uk, after holding at the ITA dMr level «I M52».15 tor the last M trading days. The strong sentiment la London svernight tollswing the recent gradual rise la price there Influenced conditions In Kuala
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      CLOSING PRICES
      34 9 Rubber: Aug 25 Singapore: Sept: 178.75 cents (down 1.00 cent) Malaysia: Sept: 198.50 cents (down 0.50 cent) Tin: M 529.31 per kilo (up 16 cents) Official offering: 223 tonnes (up 79 tonnes)
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      SOYBEAN
      85 9 SOYBEAN futures in Chicago on Tuesday edged off day's highs late, to settle with two to eight US-cent a bushel gains. Traders called Tuesday's trade mainly a technical affair. The market's inability to penetrate the Novemberbased 15.80 to $5.81 area where a chart gap was filled earlier sparked local
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      RUBBER
      217 9 RUBBER prices in Singapore yesterday closed slightly lower with September One RSS buyers quoted at 178.75 cents per kilo, down one cent from Tuesday's close. Morning prices were marked down marginally on some speculative selling after an about unchanged opening. Afternoon prices lost further ground on continued selling. In
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      RAS PRICES
      326 9 RAS prices In cents per kilo yesterday: Noon Qose (per kilo) (per kilo) Buyers Sellers Buyers Sellers Int. 1 R.S.S prompt f.o.b. 180.00 181 00N 179.75 180 75N Int. 1 R.S.S. September 179 00 179.50 178.75 179.25 Int. 1 R.S.S. October 180 00 180.50 179.75 180.25 Int. 2
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      SSR and SMR
      80 9 NOON SSR and SMR prices yaatarday RA8 SSR 20 SSR 50 (l-toa pallet) (1 too pallet) September (Carnal Mth> Buyer* Sellers ***** 159 00N 155 50 156 50N October (Forward Mtk) Buyer# Sellers 150.00 180 00N 156.50 157 SON MRELB September October SMRCV SMR L SMR 5
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  • INTERNATIONAL STOCKS
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      Market closes mixed
      765 9 NEW YORK STOCK PRICES IN New York on Tuesday closed mixed due to profit taking but volume continued to skyrocket and exceeded 100 million shares for the third time in less than a week. The Dow Jones industrial average was far weaker than the rest of the
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      TORONTO
      112 9 AUOM CI AblttU 1 -M M -H M uneb N« Bank Norm 8colla 1 BUN 1 BP Can Ltd CutMUto Can Ibid Bk SIM M CaiiiM 0*«h CaUMU Cn BthrtCI A Owtnf Con* DM— DoaStora* B* oncb 1 -fit n -i M ilM k IB a« 14* DmTv m
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      Amsterdam
      151 9 *oo M n» ABM a M KM> IIB -U KLM MM -flT lltMti M 00 unrh Ahold AkM A MTV AafM Amntok ■aR« a. ii MJO T»JK mm IAM 1 -0.1 ♦u -CI OJ 1 -AT Nurtw MM AI NAUooAlNod 114-30 +1T Nml) *1 Oe» Ortntan 11AM »A1 ODown
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      Frankfurt
      69 9 AUOM Dm am Hwhlt 1MOO -u -1J SST" SI JO nil* in m -1J -0» ■u Howell Harim fanMt KHD lMJt DM UUI «u -1J ♦1 iU CoauMnbMU IBM unci) 131 JO ITtJt -u «u I n SfL ■4-i HI Rn ST A imtt mto SI JD tin unit
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      Zurich
      138 9 AUOM rrmoca BaodoaFe no SuwlaaRac 1W M MMMW MO SuljwpTl SB AJimif» Br. 41» 13 Suiaar Rk IW y—1 BtIh Ban* Br »1 Brawn Bo—n Br Hi 1» BwMi ■"> Con cum (Mo Br im bm ni CKaCMgyFC MB Sw2.lto-In.ar ataOMoBv. m mat——————mm *m MM totoBflawB «1M Cmmaui—RK Ml
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      JOHANNESBURG
      159 9 AUOM bad nmm 1 INDUSTRIALS usiw Wool worm AAlstti OD III m -S MINING! AX And CI m jar- a s a. Bartowi 136 Birroon coaaltk 1KB BJftST c** JJJ* Chart* Cufflt rimao* m unch cooaOoid D» Ian lad ConaMurch 1 Mean o* BMti rSrott *0 m*b IROm ruit
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      Milan
      67 9 Buuxl K +1 Bel Ctntftlt Ort Cood Acqua Rom* Erldwila S21S0 unch 3180 30 1M -1 MOO -ISO viatrM ins n««ii *****0 +3325 O 11 im 1 Prt. MM -135 3880 +30 33M -M Mi +13 3S800 +130 ***** 810 T ***** unch 3BM +M IM -U B10 -15
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      180 9 AUG M rn CORBEILLE AlrUquk* t 436 10 1-1 B8NO«rr m 1JJD 10 C8P(Tba C*f) 138 •1 CI* Ptincti fci taPMroii CradltPnM D» mix* M 101 JO Hmt Ml 0.7 unci HactietU (Llbralrtej Machlnn Bull Mlehalln (B) Omnium Pcufcot Philips (N» Ocm Beslt) Prtntetnpe 6 A RojmJ Dutch Uslnor
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      86 9 AUOM Pr» 4-/-FORWARD MARKET Ac«c Arbed Ajtur Brmjc&n Bru-LuBb KM 1112 «a 000 412 491 4 14 4 12 Canpftc nark De Been 1174 132 23C •1 -4 loot +3D Electrobcl 4400 4125 Oblnno-Bm ttmm Or Bru lamb Hobo* Petro Ryl Dutch 1720 12B 2200 4400 1620 414 412
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      79 9 A special complement to your meal Pastry (Tim Sum) of your choice "on the house" (August 15-31. 1982) Ample parking facilities APOLLO Theatre Restaurant Nite Club TEL: *****66 4 i!,v (zA The elegant restaurant in the heart of the financial district serves cuisine franqaise exclusively. Fofr Luncheon, from 12 noon
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      91 9 Golden Phoenix Sichuan Restaurant r m A- #> *£m i 4 2nd floor Hotel Equatorial Singapore's first and foremost Sichuan Restaurant In an atmosphere that is truly. elegantK Chinese. Phone *****31 Ext 136 144 for reservations I ii Xm, 3rd floor Workl Trade Centre Singapore's most famous restaurant now expands
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    BUSINESS DONE ON THE SES AND THE KLSE
    2116 10 BID and offer prices officially ltoted ud hmirw in and repotted to the Stock Exchange of Singapore .yesterday, with the number of shares tAded ■ho*"» in brackets in lots of 1.000 unite, unless otherwise specified. SECTION ONE INDUSTRIAL COMMERCIAL Aema (1578 2.908)
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    Unit trusts
    199 10 ■NOAFOU UNTT WOT HAMON1 D HOI htm t —i prtaaa tar lag «> (Mlillin' prtaai tar Ana 14) Tltf 1 2-57 2.70 (July) Aug The Savings Fund ia i.50 S pore Prof Fund LIT 1.23 Spare Fd(US») 0 53 0.57 S pare 9k. Fund L« 17txd SI 113
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    SHARE INFORMATION SERVICE
    2930 10 1982 High Low Company Last Sale Gr"s Div Div +©r- Ctt SECTION ONE Gr»a Y'ld Net P/E Vol (•000) Day i High Low INDUSTRIAL COMMERCIAL 350 233 308 320 141 291 480 326 247 Acma Alcom 132 Allied Choc 210 BAT 316 Bate 68 Ben Be r
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    In Kuala Lumpur
    1826 10 BID and otter prices officially listed and business in and reported to the Kuala Lumpur Stoclj Exchange yesterday, with the number of shares traded shown in brackets in lots o* 1,000 units, unless other- wise specified. INDUBTBIAL4 Alom (1 128 1 13S) (3) 1 08 (2) 1.07
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    COMPANY MEETINGS
    106 10 SOUTH Jahare Amalga-Thirty-sixth AGM to be held at 197A, Batu 4% Jalan Scudia, Johor Barn on August 26 at 11 am. BERJAYA Kawat Berfcad: Thirteenth AGM to be held at Jalan Utas, Shah Alain Industrial Estate, Shah Alara, Selangor on August 28 at 10 am. SIM Llm Investments
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    Shares stage sharp rally in afternoon
    925 10 THE Sfogapere stock market staged a dramatic abeat-tan yesterday afteraaea as a sarge sf buyfog lifted mast eeaaters well aheve their day's lews to flalsh meetly mixed, fttxtythree stocks rsae while 57 fell aad IN elssed aachaaged. Tradfog was maeh less active oempared with
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    Kuala Lumpur closes higher
    465 10 SHARE prices again closed higher at the Kuala Lumpur stock market yesterday after early trading showed continued signs of weakness. Trading remained fairly active. The lower start followed an easier overnight close on Wall Street which had fallen by 16 points. However, better trading conditions in
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      Current Wall Street recovery deviates from past patterns
      865 11 itfVfcSTOßS who feel that a rflajor new Wall Street bufl market has got under WBty- and has already left thfgl behind might think twice before joining the rush to buy. Institutions fueled last week's rally, and their traditional type of holdings aepears
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      DIVIDENDS ANNOUNCED
      530 11 n Caiiaat Ex Baafta Date Tata! far Tatal tar 'A PI IIMB Paymeat 3%TE(b) Data Jul 13 dtae Jul 26 PayaMe Aug 26 tfce year 3%TE Prevtaaa jw 1.7%TE 2 x /i%l Sep 21 Oct 2 Oct 15 2'/i% 3.7%<a) Alex HMga Bate e%<b) Sep 10 Sep 17
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      Timuran group's interim falls 25pc
      355 11 TIMURAN Holdings' interim profits have slipped by about a quarter due largely to the difficult conditions experienced by the group's trading units. The group's latest unaudited interim statement shows a (all in pre-tax profits to M 53.54 million in the first six months to June
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      Toyota to increase outlays on plant
      191 11 TOYOTA Motor Corp plans to increase capital outlays on plant and equipment in the current year ending June 30 next by 30 per cent to 260 billion yen from about 200 billion last year. It said spending for the development of new technology and
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      Lock icon Nissan revises forecast
      185 11 Reuter NISSAN Motor Co Ltd has revised upward its recurrent profit forecast for the first half year to end-September to 90 billion yen from the original 80 billion. The revision follows the inclusion of an exchange gain of 12 billion from the yen's depreciation against the dollar,
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      SJAH expects lower profits
      278 11 SOUTH Mm Amalgamated HaMlng» Bhd (SiAH) fees Ml expeet Ms earnings far Ike curat year la be malatalaed at M$S?Mi4 atMeved a year aga la view af Increasing aperattng casta aad stiff eampetftlea tram SJAH ebalrmaa Datak Hajl AMal Rahman bin Ahmad said the graap hae
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      Stock market has more potential to surge higher
      663 11  -  ■arket Talk... By NAJEEB JARHOM THE Singapore stock market is expected to show more strength on the upside than currently thought possible, said stock broking firm Alfa-Pacific Securities. And there is a likelihood of a turnaround in view of the following factors:
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        INTERNATIONAL Maritime Carriers (Holdings) Ltd
        64 11 has reported group net profit of HK599.24 million ($BB.lB million) for the year ended March 31. Profit is before amortisation of goodwill $2.02 million (no comparison). It is paying a final dividend of 33 cents (same plus one-for-10), making a total of 50 cents (same
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        HONGKONG and Shanghai Corp
        85 11 said it ex- pects to recommend a final dividend of not less than 37 cents a share on increased capital, against 44 cents on old capital previously. In a statement, the bank said profitability in the second half is expected to continue at a satisfactory level.
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        Sydney closes steady
        299 11 SHARE PRICES in Sydney yesterday closed narrowly mixed in quiet trading with the All Ordinaries index half a point down at 472.8. AUG 25 OrnU INDUSTRIALS An IB 1 A m 711 unci) A P M m 1 aSm Mill 110 147 -0 11 Am pal PM.
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        Tokyo ends higher
        354 11 SHARE prices in Tokyo yesterday gained ground on renewed buying interest prompted by the yen's further recovery, after fluctuating narrowly in the morning in the wake of the overnight setback on Wall Street. The market average rose 37.61 to close the day at 7,126.60 on a light
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        Manila
        77 11 STOCKS IN Manila yesterday closed mixed with turnover falling to 2.22 million pesos from 3.2 million on Tuesday. AUOSt f Una ancb T— 9f T" rv Buuto Ooid un it* «ja i« 1 -u a ♦a 214 OJ ♦a nm ptui uto m -o.ii jm »un MinmI OrtnM* JOU
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        Bangkok
        154 11 PRICES in Bangkok yesterday closed mixed with loses and gains about equal in active trading. The Book Club index rose 0.70 points to 119.80 on a turnover of 85.6 million baht. Industrial Finance Corp gained six baht to 132.50. auos Babts tntiMm Tkil Ajtt Plbrt 114 4 AruLhajm In?
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        Market closes weaker
        431 11 HONGKONG PRICES IN Hongkong yesterday closed the half-day session with pared losses, as selling pressure was countered by resistance to the lows. Prices weakened initially in line with Wall Street while the slower profit growth reflected in HK Bank interim results also affected sentiment. However, prices steadied
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      170 11 Automating\four Share Registration System It takes professional knowledge, a great deal of analytical ability and knowledge of the application to deliver a cost/effective system solution to the problem of managing a large share register. Unfortunately, until now, the major software packages for Share Registration are available mainly on large scale
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      71 11 Th* jnnoun< pmcnl appears dv a matter ot tr< ord onlv CEYLON HOLIDAY RESORTS LIMITED Finance for redevelopment of the Hikkaduwa Hotel. Sn Lanka FF32,459,200 French export credit finance Arranged by Banque Indcsuez, Paris U555,600,000 Eurocurrency term loan Provided by Banque Indosuez Colombo FCBU Supported by Al Saudi Banque Australian
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      SINGAPORE
      157 12 Rises Indices 8pm Lud TtmiPik 635 510 19 14 Aug 24 Aug 25 Metro Hldgs aoo 10 BT Indicator: *****1 *****4 8 T P1975 900 10 ST Industrials: 811.89 (11.62 K L hdutriM Tat Lm Fiaance BAT aso 290 240 10 10 10 ST Finance: 1302.18 ST Hotels: 979.13
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      KUALA LUMPUR
      202 12 Rises Indices F and N M Ranking 555 585 +15 15 Aug 24 Aug 25 N BT 227 12 MBT Index: *****1 363M0 Kamunting 220 +10 NST Industrials: 752JI 754.72 M Credit 248 +10 NST Finance: 1254.30 12BJ0 H L Ind 525 10 NST Hotels: MU 643.26 Pro
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      Selected indices
      50 12 FINANCIAL TIMES INDUSTRIALS Tuesday 571.0 Monday 578.5 Week Ago 558.2 Wednesday 1012.00 Tuesday 1034.88 Week Ago 1041.03 AUSTRALIAN INDUSTRIALS DOW JONES AVERAGE INDUSTRIALS Tuesday 874.90 Monday 881.17 Week Ago 831.24 H.K.HANG SENG Wednesday 808.4 Tuesday 806.7 Week Ago 800.0 ALL ORDIN ARIE8 Tuesday .Z 4732 Week Ago 488.7
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    LONDON STOCKS
    773 12 LONDON stock prices closed lower and government bonds were down by up to I'A points an balance on a treah bout of profit-taking yesterday. At 3pm, the Financial Times index was down 2.6 points at 568.4. Dealers said operators were somewhat concerned over the political implications of the
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    Meridien shops takeover delayed
    142 12 TOWN St. City Properties' proposed acquisition of 43 shop units in Meridien Shopping Centre has been delayed because a further valuation of the shop units is to be carried out by Collier, Goh and Tan, Chartered Valuation Surveyors. The decision, made by independent directors of Town
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    Tan's status at UPP meeting
    113 12 MR TAN Eng Sing, chairman of Asean Resources and a director of Eastern Lagoon Pte Ltd which are selling properties to United Pulp A Paper (UPP) will abstain from voting at UPP's forthcoming extraordinary general meeting. This is because as a former managing director of
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    Lock icon DOW JONES HIGHER
    70 12 AP NEW YORK stock prices opened mixed yesterday as the market evaluated a sharp drop in blue chips in the previous session amid near-record trading volume. Declines took a slim edge over advances in early trading on the New York Stock Exchange. The Dow Jones average of
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    Hong Fok puts up Cecil Point for sale
    430 12  -  IHMB Companies Editor: Mano Sabnani By SIOW LI SEN HONG FOK Corporation has put up its yet-to-be completed office building in the Central Business District for sale. The 13-storey building, called Cecil Point, is expected to be completed by the end of
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    General offer for SMI
    394 12 THE MAH family, which recently entered into an agreement to acquire a 51 per cent stake in South Malaysia Industries Bhd (SMI), is making a general offer for the remaining shares at Ms 4 each. In a late announcement to the Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange yesterday,
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    Hotel Royal interim profit up 12 pc
    248 12 HOTEL Royal has managed to post a 12 per cent increase in operating profit to $1.96 million for the half year ended June 30, 1982, in spite of a slight drop in sales. Sales were down 4.5 per cent to $3.9 million from
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  • LATEST
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      KUALA Kampar Tin
      74 12 has reportoi profit after tax, bat Mm aa extraardlaary lu-m. «f M97SMN hr the year «M March SI, IMS, or aet eantogs per •hare of SI eeata. There was aa extraardlaary Item ef UT2,m which repreeeate pravtslea far ■ajar dredge spares ae laager HfM toe te the
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      KAMUNTING Tin Dredging
      54 12 has aaaeaaeed a profit after tax, hat belere aa extraerdl aary Item, of MflM mllUea far the ypa/ fadfd Mwci SI, lltt, or net oowhp per share of SI eeate. The ex- traardlaary Item was IMiiH Directors are pr*pMtag a Baal dlvldcßd payaMwt ml SI eeate grass
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      THE SUNGEI Besi Mines Malaysia Bhd
      37 12 has repertei aa after tax prsfit sf M$U share"* 114 eniohrtte year «M March SI, Mtt. HhsrnhsHrrs are to be paid a final dividend af 1» eento grass aa Oet 4.
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      KAMPONG Lanjut Tin Dredging
      40 12 after-tax preflt af MHIMM er nntap per ahare •< IS eorti tor the year ealel March SI, 1182. Dtreetera have reeem- ralri a Baal HvMtmi af It eeata per $IJ# ahare leaa tax payable aa Oct 7.
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    Lock icon PNB to take over Timah Langat
    130 12 Reuter PEKMODALAN Naslaaal BM (PNB) Is to take aver flelsagar state caatraUod an mlalag eampaay Timah Laagatßhd. Seiaagar Chief Minister Ahmad Basall, wka aa—i this la KaaJa Lam par, 414 aat give the total eaat 4 the takeaver, bat that aame U mllltoa shares
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    Lock icon The whole works
    757 12 Taking Stock... By Hock Lock Siew AFTER all the general talk of difficulties related mainly to financing in Usited Meter Werks' acquisition of the Toyota franchise, distribution network and assembly/automotive plants in Malaysia, a joint announcement was made last week together with vendor lachcape Bhd that the
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      140 12 f 1 a K vm I in r > •."i n? v>* r: > v B if *r 1 •f y. ■i -v- *5 a Mr r.i B v" What more reasons do you need to decide on the move soon? You must have heard about Goldhill Square, the prestigious
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      61 12 WEATHER OUTLOOK for Singapore today: Rain in the morning and fair in the afternoon. Bepwt for 24 baars prtor to 7JI pm m Aig 25 at the alrpart: Maximum temperature 30.7 Associated humidity 72 Minimum temperature 24.5 Associated humidity 97 Hours of sunshine 4.55 Rainfall in millimetres Nil Total rainfall
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      Lock icon Freight rates for dry cargo continue to fall
      356 13 Reuter DRY CARGO freight rates continued to tumble in July but may have fallen to the level at which they will bottom out, in spite of widespread market pessimism, shipping consultants H P Drewry said in its August review of shipping statistics
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      Toko Line's bulk service boosted by newbuilding
      462 13  -  By JUNE LIM JAPAN'S specialist in dry bulk shipments, Toko Line, has added a new vessels to service the line's Japan/ Straits trade. The newbuilding, a 13,000 dwt specialised carrier christened Junior, sailed into Singapore yesterday on its maiden voyage. Junior is berthed
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        Slump in newbuildings
        85 13 NORWAY'S much-slimmed shipbuilding industry faces further job losses and lay-offs in the coming months as a result of the current dump in newbuilding orders. More than 1,500 workers at six yards recently received advance notice that they could be laid off during the autumn and redundancies or
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        Lock icon Conference lowers CAF
        45 13 Reuter THE Japan/Mexico Freight Conference said it will lower the currency adjustment factor (CAF) to 2 per cent from 4.5 per cent, effective Sep 10, because of recent changes in exchange rates. The current CAF has been in effect since July 9.
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      743 13 htpptae Use PM* CM Achlpetego Shpg vm Afea vm AhrenUel Liner VI Alltram VU Alpac VI Angooave V Antara Shpg X A PC Uw IX apl m Argentine IV ascl m ASL Coot IV Asia Merchant VI Austada Line V Australian Coot VI Bait-Orient VU Baltic IX
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      Philippine owners seek formation of combined body
      542 14 SEVfcRAL Philippine shipowners have suggested the creatioa of art industrywide body tAat will help the Philippine industry develop. In a position paper submitted to President Marcos recently, ,lhe shipowners noted that while government entities are pushing for expansion, shipowners find the international market
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      Owners hit by crew shortage
      71 14 SPANISH shipowners are being hit by a shortage of skilled seafarers to man their vessels. Since legislation requires that seafarers aboard their ships should be Spanish, some owners have been forced to employ engineers from fishing vessels who are not legally qualified for the task.
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      PORT CONDITIONS
      1039 14 ALGERIA Algiers End July, Berthing delays of about 12-15 days with 40-45 vessels an anchor. ANGOLA Luanda /Lobito Aug 3. No berthing delays. AUSTRALIA Cairns, Mourilyan, Cape Flattery Aug 4. Port pilots ban on all shipping movements on weekdays. Brisbane Aug 4. Pilots on indefinite strike over wage
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      LONDON FREIGHTS
      1674 14 BROKERS reported light sugar booking on Tuesday from various loading areas, mostly small tonnages, but including a 12,600 tonne cargo from Buenaventura to China covered at US$27 fio. Charterers covered 4,450 tonnes of sugar from Guatemala to the US Gulf or Atlantic coast at $11.50 or $12.60, and
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      Call for review of port funds
      352 15 THE AUSTRALIAN federal governhas ordered an urgent review of funding requirements needed to upgrade New South Wales and Queensland coal and grain ports. It k now concerned that Australia might be unable to service expected demands from Japan, Taiwan and South Korea over the
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      471 15 Reuter RATES demanded by the few tanker owners who are prepared to load prompt cargoes of oil at Iran's Kharg Island terminal are soaring. The rates have gone even beyond last week's 20 worldscale point premium over Gulf bookings from outside the Iran/Iraq
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      78 15 AFP INDONESIA may consider concluding a bilateral agreement with the US over Jakarta's controversial shipping policy that requires all government goods to be transported by Indonesian vessels, a spokesman of the Indonesian Communications Mnistry said yesterday. His statement followed a meeting between the ministry's Secretary General
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      3634 20 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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      641 21 CONTAINER TERMINAL RECEIVING OF EXPORT FCL CONTAINERS AND LCL CARGO f Godowns FCL Ship Arrival for LCL Movement Voy Date/Time Operator Cargo Schedule Location Maersk Tempo 8235S 27.8.82 0700 Maersk 51 1600-1700/1600-1700 H2/N2 Chengtu 1800-1900 L2 17S 27.8.82 0930 Straits 49 1000-1100/1800-1900 L4/L4 P Johnson 79/1 27.8.82 1500
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      1849 21 The leading shipping lines operating from local ports and their agents. A B Shpg Singapore Shpg Corporation (S)Euro-Aste Um (PNKLPK) Adrtaltr CaatalaM Continental Feeders (S) Cargo Freight (PK). AFEA Singapore Shipping Corporation (S) Euro-Asia Line (PK I*N). Afra-Earaate Liar Transgroup Pte Ltd (S). Ai Navlgaltea FraU
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      561 22 AT CONVENTIONAL WHARVES Vessel Berth Agent Arrival Departure KEPPEL WHARVES 26.8.82/0300 Benny Fortuna 29/30 Sunship AG alongside Jenson II 22 Thong Soon alongside 26.8.82/0700 KDD Maru 38/39 CF Sharp alongside 26.8.82/1500 Seki Kochi 33/34 SSPL alongside 26.8.82/2300 Straits Venture 21 SSPL alongside 26.8.82/0600 Sune S 23 Lian
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      208 22 THE MAJOR shipping consortia operating between the Far East/Europe, Far East/Persian Gulf, Straits ports/Australia, Straits/Japan and the member lines: ACE (FAR EAST/EUROPE): Franco Belgian Services. "K" Line. Korean Shipping Corporation. Neptune Orient Lines. Orient Overseas Container Line. Cho Yang Shipping. ANRO (STRAITS/AUSTRALIA): Australian National Line. Australia /Straits Container
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      494 22 THE controversial container line Cast is poised to join four North Atlantic conferences in an unlikely alliance aimed at stemming the financial haemorrhage on the routes. Negotiations, which have been underway for several months, should be finalised by the end of this month and Cast
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      265 22 AMERICAN President Lines (APL), a subsidiary of San Francisco-based Natomas Company, has launched the 262-metre container ship President Monroe at Avondale Shipyards, New Orleans. The Monroe is the third in a series of three new container ships APL has ordered the largest ever
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      536 13 TfejM HEUNG-A SHIPPING KOREA FLAG VSLS Regular Liner Semi-Container Service •Tk P.K«tan|/Ketkjnt/Busan/lnchon Fm: Busan/H.Konf/Banffcok Td S'pore: *****11 PJC. *****4, PN *****5 K.L. *****0 nn_ .1 RI) INI W'T Ml SAJJL/^q h 8w s Orient Overseas Co*iicu*ieA Line FULLY CONTAMERBED SERVICE TO EUROfE (VIA SUEZ) S p*rt t liiincj LaHawt I'te
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      289 13 316 til UASC UNITED ARAB SHIPPING CO SAG) lII* II M 11.111 a-Mil jlilA EXPRESS MULTI PURPOSE SERVICES ***** Loading for ■NMAIM V 46 BN BATTOTAH ¥47 17/10 Jubail (28/9). Dammam (30/9). m Kuwait (2/10). Doha (4/10). Abu Dhabi (6/10) Dubai (8/10). Dubai (16/10). Abu Dhabi (18/10). I Oammam (20/10).
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      825 13 <t>cnan Algerian National Line WE SERVE MEDITERRANEAN AND ALGERIAN PORTS PLEASE SEE PAGE IV Agents: UMMCIFIC TIMS ft TMONN AttNCT FTL LTD. Tet *****4 (5 lines) SINGAPORE G3 MAERSK LINE EXPORT FULL CONTAINER SERVICES TO: US. PACIFIC, OULF, ATLANTIC, EAST CANADA. ASIAN PORTS Feeder V SM 28-29/8 5-6/9 11-12/9 19-20/9
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      624 14 miiimm FAR EAST/EUROPE CONTAINER SERVICE Contomer Service Feeder *P Ketafig Vessel t DAHLIA 27/8 KORRIGAN B PWAGA V 9 MHON B MM.U 10/9 N ML FT B POIAGA 11/9 StLMOA B DAM.IA 24'9 N DtHMA KMU 1/10 B SURIA S pore 1) MseWles 2) Rdam 3) Hburg 4) Gburg 31/8
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      434 14 Y.S. LINE YAMASHITA-SHINNIHON LINE CONTAINER SERVICES USA/CANADA «t Pacific North Weit %mt St* 12/1 13/1 Fa* Ace 17/9 11/) N 9 Mottm ttl k> Pert 27/1 tS Mp VI 13/1 15/1 Japan Ace 11/1 21/1 taanti M M Motor VSL SAT ¥C* PID Moth* VS 2/1 Bert* 27/1 21/1 1/10
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      673 15 The Straits Steamship Group OCL Overseas Containers Limited STRAITS SHIPPING Singapore to Sabah, Sarawak, Brunei Ports and Bangkok CONTAINERSHIP SERVICE TO UK/CONTINENT KM VON TOKTOBAY FRANKFURT EXPRESS UVWOOLMY CUT Of EOMUNH CONTAINERSHIP SERVICE EROM UK CONTINENT |KA2UKARM MARUI STRATHCONOM Australia iaaru SHOKAWA MMU r snunrr* ENQ: HAVER MRA SON BW
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      956 15 NOTICE FAR EAST/GULF OF ADEN AND RED SEA PORTS CONFERENCE SABAH, BRUNEI AND SARAWAK FREIGHT CONFERENCE :c»i 4 ch fri-i in CARGO IN CONTAINERS TO THE KINGDOM OF SAUDI ARABIA We refer to the Conference's press notice to shippers on 24th March, 1982, which referred to the Saudi Port Authorities'
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      582 16 exports TO COMTMNT U» S pore P Knar* S ton H burj B Ivaven Rdam It Havre Antwerp 26/8 78/8 15/9 17/9 19/9 20/9 22/9 3/9 5/9 23/9 25/9 27/9 2»/9 30/9 11/9 13/9 1/10 3/10 5/10 6/10 8/10 18/9 20/9 7/10 9/10 11/10 12/10 14/10 26/9 28/9 18/10 20/10
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      456 16 K. Slime gum tHiwt co*r*urio» CONVENTIONAL SOMCE To/Fro* BUSAN STOK P. MM| KMWC BUUM 4LTANI7W/18K »31 M h Port 12S«* Inchon 9 Sept KU 177W/17K 2123 St* 2*26 S«p» 27 29S«pt »Oct FULLY CONTABOBED TO/FROM WITH AMERICA WST/EAST COASTS (JUte) Kb tMdtr »«sul W Spwr* NK I Juck CMon WTC
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      389 16 ©EVERGREEN LINE FAR EAST/EUROPE CONTAINER SERVICE ACCETTMC Fa ft La CMGO FOK: scrnao w un w in lm Mbt v/t 15/9 17/9 11/» 21/9 22/1 i«« 3/94/9- 25/9 tin 29/9 i/w vit limit* IV9 14/9 24/9 5/19 7/11 1/11 11/19 12/11 kcarm la/ra i ra/ra 10 GOTXWUK. AAMUS COOMGBI OSLO
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      1140 16 Everett Lines/ M Burn* Ftv« Star Shipping Corpn. "BURMESE NATIONAL LINE' LOADING FOR RANGOON VpM Pen*, n t S/» Sapt MUm»WY»» J/I, Sap< 12/15 Sept 7 Sapt 14/17 Sep4 hyomayma 21/74 s«oi B F SS C A9»ntj m Motoys»o BOUSTEAD SHIPPING TEL NOS KL *****4/*****7—P1CE LANG *****1/8 PENANG ,*****1/8 CampaMa
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      258 16 SI NOSE MARITIME PTE LTD SANKYO LINE JAPAN/STRAITS SERVICE Saifapore P. Ketonf Pen HAKKAISAN MMtU tfl 27/; OCEAN TREASURE SaM h#t AUKBA MPt 2«/| 29/1 PAZ ESTttLIA 25/1 1/9 2/ MTAQ MARU 4/9 6/9 7/ OASIS PRMCE 7/9 9/9 11/! TASMO MARU 9/9 11/9 12/! MAT SKY 12/9 13/9 OCEAN
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      883 17 PIL GROUP FULL CONTAINER SERVICE TO COLOMBO. HODEIDAH, JEOOAH ft AQABA (Reefer Cntrs Acceptable) 'ttn 27W/28E 31W/32E EAST AFRICA/RED SEA SERVICE COLOMBO/KARACHI/P. GULF SERVICE SINGAPORE/CHITTAGONG/RANGOON/SERVICES SINGAPORE/BANGKOK/SINGAPORE DIRECT SERVICES KOTA RATNA. 15/16 Sept KOTA BERLIAN. 7/8 Sapt SINGAPORE/INDONESIA/SINGAPORE SERVICES KOTA PERWIRA 2/3 Sapt KOTA PAHLAWAN 4/5 S«pt JAKARTA JAKARTA KOTA BANTENG
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      912 17 BEN LINE CONTAINERS EXPRESS COOT MO SERVICE TO/FROM EUROPE to tarn in Or ot r—■» TMooEipms iHtM lay W|«fcj Tokyo Bay Fr«tlw4 Eirtn Pnj Han B hawn IT4an Hawe UK Glory Act to Port City of f dmburjti 25/0 27/0 20/0 30/9 23/9 Btnvaia 9/9 Tokn Eiprtss 3/10 9/10 6/10
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      689 17 -3*53 V i V W d Ms* l)rW|2)KW| 3>4»en 4)Rdm» SUM OlTufc Sm M*> Pm> (MM 94 M M SM SM SM SM 27/4 SM nun SM SM SM SM SM SM SM 3/9 2/9 SUM* SM SM SM SM SM SM 2/9 +1/9 9/9 NED SUM SM SM SM
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      628 17 3 1 f K 5 f 5 P fii BOUSTEAD SHIPPING AGENCIES BANK LINE EXPRESS INDEPENDENT SERVICE TO UK/CONT CORABANK CLYDEBANK SPORE 4 Oct 28 Nov R'DAM HULL HMBG 30 Oct 1 Nov 5 Nov 25 Dec 21 Dec 6 Jon Lykes Lines U.S. GULF WRECT SERVICE (•New Orleans. Mobile.
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      1407 18 IjKline K KAWASAKI KISEN KAISHA, LTD. EXPRESS CONTAINER SERVICE NEW YORK/E. CANADA FQHB VESSEL STOKE MO DO KSSEI TOR TO A P«NEER*II 71 A* HEW JERSEY MARU VG2 20 Sept I BROGE VS 3 Sept VERAZANO BROGE V 59 27 Sept ASM STAR *2 10 Sept RISO MARU V 62
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      576 18 CMJFOMU/MNFK NORTH WEST SERVICE EXPRESS COHTIMU/KEEfU SERVICE u*| tor lOS ANGEIIS SMI FUNCBCO. SUTTU. TKOMk. WKSMQ B C Acceptor FCL/Ta Calan P Umi Smpport I tapks WM6"* 910 AUSTRALIA EXPRESS CONTAINER SERVICE IcmHN FOyf a fUH| Spo<» IMb MM S»< Mm accepts r ?3 S<o 74/7S Sept I Oct 10
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      564 18 KORINS MARITIME SERVICES", 601 ICB Bui'tJirSr>en?on Way Singapore Tei 22 1 6322 A *'*****7 P Keiang Te l ***** 1 6 MIDDLE EAST/RED SEA/EUROPE SERVICES JWYANG NO. 15. GUNONG TAHAN DONG NOON Snore Loadnc For 27 Aug Bandar Abbas/Bandar Khameri 10 Sept Bandar Abbas/ Bandar Khomeri 12 Sept Jcddah Shipping
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      613 18 INTRASEA (PTE) LTD Suite 2616 International Pla/a Anson Rd Smgap^'t-0207 Tel *****11 dOlmesi txvmAsiA-iLEBra: BREAKBULK SERVICE TO EUROPE/UK H ALP AC LINE S'pore P Ketang Loadbtg tar ALPAC AFRICA ¥156 28 Aug 31 Auk Mauritius Reunion, Durban Vessel Loading at Kota Kinabaiu East London Agents: Singapore MTRASEA (PTE) LTD BOOK
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      533 19 TO EUROPE/UK (VIA SUEZ): C CONTAMER 17W. N GARNET 11W+.. MERCATOR 27W..„. K JACEJM 16* TN BRDGE 121 V C ROZE 31* Also accepting cargo to/from Scandinavia N GARNET S pore Closing Times: FCL Cargo LCL Cargo FROM EUROPE (VIA SUEZ) HK CONTAINER 31E. TW BRDGE IK C ROZE 3Of
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      536 19 MALDIVE LINES MALDIVE GRACE Loading For ieddah MALDIVE NAVIGATOR Loading For Dubai MALDIVE NTORTER Loading For Male MALDIVE PIONEER Loading For MUSCAT MALDIVE PROE Loading For MUSCAT/DUBAi DAMMAM KUWAIT MALDIVE PREVRJGE Loading For ieddah BARKATH Loading For MEDTTERRENFAN PORTS MALDIVE NATION Loading For Dubai/Kuwait MALDIVE UNITY Loading for Colombo FOR
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      1153 19 SINSOV SINGAPORE SOVIET SHIPPING CO PRIVATE LTD SHSOV BULDMG 55, Market Street Sinfapore 0104 Telephone Numbers *****3 (15 Lines) Cable Address SKSOV SWGAPORE Telei Numbers RS ***** RS ***** RS 2510S P KELANG rOMNG M/S SHMKAT KM SOO* SOU BHD IST ANO 2ND FLOOR. KSSRS HAI THONG SHPPWG 23 Wetd
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      43 19 i SOON KIAT SHIPPING PTE LTD 190b t 1906 19th fir Shenton House 3 Shenton Way S pore 0106 telephone ?*****8 (5 lines) I *****34 Tete. R*****9 SKSMIP REGULAR SERVICES TO EAST MALAYSIA Equipped with *20 tons tons "MO tons derrick Frewet Chambers
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      519 20 S S C Group SINGAPORE SHIPPING CORPORATION PTE LTD 20TH t oO« OCEAN BUILDING SINGAPORE o'o4 MARKETING *****2 (31.N*Si GENERAL 91 3111 (22 LINES) TELE* RS 2459S RS ***** A 3 CARSHIP CABLE CARGOSHIP Itcjjioiial Container Lilies 2 SAILINGS A WEEK «o/from BANGKOK BERTHING 1300 HRS EVERY TUESDAY SATURDAY SINGAPORE
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      152 20 Regional Weather 7 W O I C* n •Vf •A TrT* A r x\ < IS F. 0 m >2 S5 a? SIGNIFICANT WEATHER AND SEA CONDmONS AT 7JO A.M. THIS MORNING. Temperature C Weather Shower Weather Wind direction with speed in knots V JSSh. cv Wave height Cloudy Sky
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      209 21 EGYPTIAN INTERNATIONAL LINE (EIL) EGYPTIAN FLAG SINC*P "f Wf SI M»| J»Sl* 1119 Trade Centre Mjnffnf Square Spore 04C9 Hi RS ?1017 lel *****11 B*js *****81 MSH (Mi Sdn Bhd *1 Tel <***** 4860?/ PI KH Tel 3869% Tli 3971S Penjnj Tel 360?88 APC LINE YV.kl T V\ PI KTAMHVV.AN
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      295 21 CARGO SPACE AVAILABLE ON LINER VEB3ELS LOADING FOR MADRAS, COLOMBO. CMTGG.. CALCUTTA, BOMBAY, KARACHI, MUSCAT, DAMMAM, KUWAIT, HODEIOAH, PORT SUDAN, JEDOAH, AQABA, ALEXANDRIA, LATTAKIA, PT. LOUIS. LOBITO, LUANDA, DURBAN. LAGOS, D.S. SALAM. MOMBASA, MOGADISCIO, PHNOMPENH, H.M.CITY, HAIPHONG. JAKARTA, HKG, K.K., KUCHING 4 MUARA. INDOGULF FREIGHT SERVICES TEL: *****00. *****01 TELEX:
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      122 21 FARGO SHIPPING COMPANY (PTE.) LTD. FULLY CONTAINERISED CARRIER SVC HONGKONG ISLANDS LINE (AUSTRALIA SVC) SP MOTHJt VSI 4/9 Pearl Island SYD MEL MX BM 4/9 Pead Wand (24 6/10 13/10 20/10 13/10 11/9 Island Container 125 15/10 22/10 29/10 27/10 27/9 Potoi Island 125 31/10 S/U 15/11 7/11 TEL: *****77
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      938 22 MAGNA MARINE LINES I DBECT CONTAKR I BREAKBULK TO I FROM SOUTH AFRICA WESTBOUND SERVICE MV BESSANG PASS MOT M l 4 (BIT 1975) •GENERAL VALOES VDT M 15 MAGNA VOT M-li MAGNA VOT M 17 IOAqWG K KMA6AIU SM6APORE PT. KELANG LOADMG FOR SLD REUNION TAMATAVE DURBAN PE CAPETOWN
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