The Business Times, 25 June 1984
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Title Section11 1984-06-25 1 BUSINESS TIMES M.C. (P) No. 66/1/84 MONDAY, JUNE 25,1184 60 CENTS11 words
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649 1984-06-25 1 SOH TIANG KENG - BOARD LIKELY TO INTRODUCE LOW-PREMIUM POLICY By SOH TIANG KENG UNDER THE proposed lite insurance scheme of the Central Provident Fund, the family of the policy-holder will get the full lump sum of the amount assured only upon his death. The scheme649 words
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333 1984-06-25 1 WANG LOOK KEAH - By WANG LOOK KEAH, Transport Correspondent THE PROSPECT of losing a large portion of its sales network is holding Singapore Airlines back from joining the International Air Transport Association. The national carrier will theoretically have to stop selling through non-lata appointed agents once333 words
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Article121 1984-06-25 1 Bernama ALL VEHICLES except motorcycles plying between Johore Bahru and Singapore will be charged toll soon, Malaysian Works Minister Datuk Samy Vellu announced yesterday. He expected about MJ35.000 to be collected from vehicles crossing the Johore Causeway daily, but did not disclose the actual toll rate. SpeakingBernama - 121 words
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249 1984-06-25 1 THE PETROCHEMICAL Corporation of Singapore (PCS) has secured a sizeable order to supply one of its upstream products, butadiene, to Australia. Although no contract has been signed and supplies are being sent off on a shipment-to-shipment basis only, the order could add249 words
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Article315 1984-06-25 1 Reuter IRAQ said yesterday its air force and navy jet fighters successfully attacked four large vessels south of Iran's Kharg Island oil terminal in the Gulf. A military spokesman said over Baghdad Radio the aircraft scored effective hits on all four "large naval targets" beforeReuter - 315 words
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Article181 1984-06-25 1 THE Malayan Railway (KTM) administration plans to seek a court order to evict the present operators of the hotel at the Tanjong Pagar station in Singapore. KTM wants to tender out the station hotel to other interested parties as the lease for the Lim family, which181 words
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Article, Illustration278 1984-06-25 1 THE IDEA of extending the Central Provident Fund contribution to the self-employed was one of the topics raised at the forum. Mr Goh said he supported the idea and shared the view that young self-employed persons generally did not save for their future. He said278 words
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Article, Illustration154 1984-06-25 1 LISA LEE - By LISA LEE THE TALKABOUT', a forum presented by grassroots community leaders, will now be a platform for public discussion on topical issues. At an inaugral session held at the Telok Blangah Community Centre yesterday morning, Defence and Second Health Minister Goh Chok Tong154 words
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Advertisement140 1984-06-25 1 Call Wayfoong at 737-7977 for a fast decision on your loan Waytoong Mortgage and Finance (S) Lid A wholly-owned subsidiary o! Hongkong Bank 6. Claymore HiH *03-00 Claymore Plaza. Singapore 0922 A.P. No. 0006. This personal screen-size Trinitron is Sony's latest addition to its SBCTEXT lineup. It has super space-age140 words
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Advertisement348 1984-06-25 1 Let it be known that Bum boot! is on extremely courageous effort on the part of local artists to bring theatre to the people. JAIME LYE reviews. Page 9 It was a night of great ambitions. And although local ballet has a long way still to go, the performances on348 words
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Advertisement76 1984-06-25 1 Where efficient and personalised service is a tradition iv jy i-j-FOUR SEAS CGMMIS AMQfcS .T D Head Otlic e When Japan Air Lines is NO.I out of 129airfines in the world* you are in a class of your own. Thank you for your overwhelming support. r-3L I For more inforrr.ation,76 words
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MANAGEMENT
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Article, Illustration1123 1984-06-25 2 DAVID SUTTON - By DAVID SUTTON FT DURING THE past four years, through various agencies, the UK government has been putting money and effort into the creation of small businesses. These efforts are to be commended and much of the help, training and adviceFT - 1,123 words
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267 1984-06-25 2 NO ONE can be trained to judge just how much a market will stand. But the small businessman, when considering his prices which will determine his profitability and his prospects of growth, would be well advised to consider five propositions. In spite of Ralph267 words
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Article, Illustration593 1984-06-25 2 CHRISTOPHER LORENZ - By CHRISTOPHER LORENZ FT IN COMMON with many other traditional sectors of manufacturing. the motor industry is "mature", and the West can therefore do little to stop its car makers being swamped, first by the Japanese and then by imports from cheap-labour developing countries.FT - 593 words
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Article, Illustration142 1984-06-25 3 NOBODY likes to be seen wearing a bulky hearing aid with wires hanging out of his ears. Now microelectronics has come to the help of people with hearing difficulties, in the form of a hearing aid so small you can tuck it142 words
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Article76 1984-06-25 3 ARTIFICIAL SALIVA JAPAN'S Teujin Ltd has filed an application with the Ministry of Health and Welfare for marketing artificial saliva sometime in the third quarter of this year. The man-made saliva is composed of physiological salt solution, minerals and an agent for improving viscosity. Users of this76 words
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Article97 1984-06-25 3 ANIMALS THE EUROPEAN Parliament has been asked to pass a resolution to provide two nurseries and creches for baby seals in the East and West Mediterranean, to prevent their extinction in these regions. The number of these seals, about three metres long and weighing 400 kilograms, dropped97 words
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Article107 1984-06-25 3 LEE HAN SHIH - COST CUTTING EFFORTS Compiled by LEE HAN SHIH WHAT IS considered trash in one factory can often be turned into a source of energy or saleable commodity, and many Westinghouse factories have proved this fact to their benefit. Through a corporate waste disposal information clearinghouse set107 words
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772 1984-06-25 3 JOANNE YAP - By JOANNE YAP MANAGERS generally call upon their experience, intuition, value judgement and personal preferences when it comes to making decisions. This "gut feeling" or "playing it by ear" method of making decisions is frequently influenced by subjective elements, beyond the realm of words772 words
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Article361 1984-06-25 3 TSANG SAU YIN - r M ARKETINGj By TSANG SAU YIN SHOPPING behaviour differs, to a certain extent, between a person who is more "Westernised" and one who is less so. "Westernised" is a description given to the more educated and more English-educated who show strong Western beliefs and lifestyles. This group361 words
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Advertisement229 1984-06-25 3 clhv When we started making Volvo cars way back in 1927 we concentrated on making them tough, rugged individuals rather like the Swedes themselves, in fact. Out of that strength and durability was bred Volvo's renowned safety. But you know all about that. What a lot of people don't seem229 words
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OVERSEAS
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453 1984-06-25 4 Reuter US SENATE House of Representatives negotiators agreed on Saturday after a 20-hour session on a compromise of US$6l billion in tax increases and domestic spending cuts over the next three years. A joint conference committee adopted the package as part of an agreement betweenReuter - 453 words
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144 1984-06-25 4 NYT CHINA HAS informed the Reagan administration privately that it will offer no additional assurances beyond its public pledges on nuclear non-prolifer-ation, administration officials said. The Chinese were said to have told American envoys that they had taken a "stand of principle," that theNYT - 144 words
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293 1984-06-25 4 UPI FORMER US Secretary of State Henry Kissinger said in an interview published in a Japanese newspaper the worsening world debt crisis could impair US ties with Western Europe and Asia. The article published by the daily Yomiuri Shimbun, quoted Dr KissingerUPI - 293 words
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Article182 1984-06-25 4 AP FOREIGN businesses, solely owned or joint ventures with China, will be exempt from the new taxation system being introduced in October, a Chinese state tax official said last Saturday. Mr Jin Xin, Director of Taxation at the Ministry of Finance, said the reforms only applyAP - 182 words
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Article, Illustration157 1984-06-25 4 Reuter US PRESIDENT Reagan said the United States has regained the economic leadership it enjoyed in the 1960s and urged Congress and the Federal Reserve to help protect future expansion. "This is the first time since the 1960s that we will be able toReuter - 157 words
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Article79 1984-06-25 4 AFP DUNLOP MALAYSIAN Industries has won an international contract to supply 5,000 agricultural tractor tyres to Pakistan. The contract, worth more than Msl million, is Dunlop's first for agricultural tractor tyres. Its marketing director, David Yee, said that the tyres would be used for tractors assembledAFP - 79 words
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281 1984-06-25 4 AFP NANLIEN International Corporation, one of Taiwan's largest trading companies, is expected to reach an agreement with Malaysia to supply whole plants for 18 more small factories, a company spokesman said last Friday. The spokesman said the proposed plants will manufactureAFP - 281 words
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351 1984-06-25 4 Reuter THREE prominent Hongkong figures said yesterday they had accurately reflected the wishes and anxieties of the colony's 5.3 million people about the future during talks with Chinese leader Deng Xiaoping. But they declined to comment on media reports that they had beenReuter - 351 words
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Article64 1984-06-25 4 Bernama PETRONAS will take another step forward when it officially launches its domestic piped gas scheme for homes in Malaysia at the end of the year. A pilot programme is currently under way here in which domestic gas is channelled from the gas station inBernama - 64 words
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Article677 1984-06-25 4 ARRIVALS Operator Swvict Local From number tMM PAA PA5 0020 JFK/SFO/HKG SIA SO 43 MH68I 0750 DHA MAS 0620 KUL MAS MH60I 0905 KUL sv SV386 0910 JED/RUH MAS MH671 0935 KUL MAS MH81I 0940 PEN CAL CI806 0945 HLP RBA BM2I 1000 BWN SIA SQ103 1005677 words
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184 1984-06-25 4 Reuter BRITAIN has rejected a Malaysian request to increase the number of Malaysian Airline Systems (MAS) flights between London and Kuala Lumpur, the Sunday Times said yesterday. It said British Airways (BA) was trying to protect its cldse relationship with SingaporeReuter - 184 words
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368 1984-06-25 5 NYT THE US JUSTICE department said on Friday that it had been conducting an antitrust investiStion of International Business tchines Corp, examining the possible anti-competitive effects of a legal settlement that IBM reached last year with a Japanese competitor. Justice Department officials hastened to callNYT - 368 words
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Article, Illustration132 1984-06-25 5 Reuter SENATOR EDWARD Kennedy, once a harsh critic of leading Democratic presidential contender Walter Mondale, is expected to throw his support behind the former vice-president. It is not known why Mr Kennedy was visiting Mr Mondale. But the possibility that Mr Kennedy, a leader of theReuter - 132 words
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918 1984-06-25 5 IN ITS biggest financial shakeup since the end of World War Two, the City of London is planning radical changes to try to restore its waning position in the world securities market. The reforms, due by the end of next year, promise to918 words
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WORLD IN BRIEF
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Article52 1984-06-25 5 THE West German Labour Office has no plans to pay benefits to workers locked out in a dispute over shorter hours, in spite of a court ruling that it was wrong to refuse payments. In saying this, Labour Office president Heinrich Franke contradicted remarks by an52 words
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Article54 1984-06-25 5 PHILIPPINE President Ferdinand Marcos corrected his earlier statement that the country's integrated steel mill project had been scrapped, saying the bidding for its contraction was still on. He said last Monday that the project had been cancelled because it was "capital-intensive...and of long duration", and this threw54 words
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Article49 1984-06-25 5 UNIDENTIFIED gunmen $hot and killed the attache at the Austrian embassy in Lebanon in West Beirut on Saturday. Mr Loitzenbauer, 45, accompanied by his wife, was parking his car under the building where they lived, when two gunmen forced him out of the car knd shot him.49 words
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Article49 1984-06-25 5 JAPANESE farmers, angered by the government decision to Import rice from South Korea to meet a shortage, threatened to refuse to cooperate with the government's policy of cutting back rice production, a farmers' spokesman said. South Korea has agreed to provide Japan with 150,000 tonnes of rice.49 words
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Article45 1984-06-25 5 THE Sri Lankan government has uncovered a plan to involve students in a campaign of violence when schools reopens in Colombo today. National Security Minister Lalith Athulathmudali said the government was fully aware of who was behind the move to whip up trouble.45 words
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Article54 1984-06-25 5 Agencies SOUTH KOREA'S economy is expected to grow 8.1 per cent this year in gross national product, down 1.2 per cent from a year ago. The Korea Development Institute said on Saturday in a quarterly report that the country's economy will see a 7.5 per cent annual growthAgencies - 54 words
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221 1984-06-25 5 NYT A PLAN TO create a common market in mortgage and home loans servives across the EEC will be unveiled in the autumn. Mr Christopher Tugendhat, the EEC Budget Commissioner, said the proposed directive has already received a "surprisingly cool" response fromNYT - 221 words
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198 1984-06-25 5 Reuter EUROPEAN Community unemployment is expected to rise by an average 11.4 per cent in 1965 despite a forecast of stronger economic recovery, the European Commission said in an economic outlook report. Higher than expected economic growth in the community, forecast at 2.2 perReuter - 198 words
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191 1984-06-25 5 UPI NOBEL Prize winners and French politicians have made a worldwide appeal for increasing aid to help eliminate Third World famine. A conference, known as the "Meeting for Survival and Development" issued an appeal signed by 7,500 French mayors "united against theUPI - 191 words
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Article167 1984-06-25 5 Reuter A DUTCH sociologist who spent seven years combing through hundreds of studies on happiness, has dispelled many myths about what makes people satisfied with life. For his recently completed PhD (Doctor of Philosophy) thesis, "Conditions of Happiness", Ruut Veenhoven said he examined 245 studiesReuter - 167 words
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465 1984-06-25 5 Reuter THE SOARING cost of Britain's 21st-century Trident nuclear deterrent is already deterring some government politicians, now worried the nation can no longer afford it. A number of Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher's Conservative party are growing concerned that the American submarine-based missile system lastReuter - 465 words
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Advertisement115 1984-06-25 4 SMILE If you have business in Brunei and Hong Kong, only Royal Brunei can offer two flights a day, three on Friday and Sunday, to Brunei. Then when you've finished in Brunei we can fly you direct to Hong Kong and on the way you'll enjoy the famous hospitality of115 words
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Advertisement208 1984-06-25 4 ALTERNATIVE FINANCING: FACTORING; Are accounts receivables tying up your cash flow and hampering growth? Our factoring service can relieve your organization of such problems. We offer factoring of bills and accounts receivables at attractive terms. Gill us today. We'll be happy to assist you. SHING LOONG FINANCE LIMITED A whoVy-tmnrdsuhinJiar}208 words
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Advertisement109 1984-06-25 5 FOR AUCTION DEVELOPMENT LANDS 1. Vacant land at KMang Guan Avenue, behind Lot Nos 225 t0234,236 t0238 663. TS2B Land Area 67,741 sq ft Title Freehold Master Plan: Residential density Zoning 495 pph 2. Land at Nos 219 6 221 Moulmdn Road, near Thomson Road In principle approval for a109 words
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BANKING AND FINANCE
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760 1984-06-25 6 Shrinkage in huge traditional source of funds Reuter RECENT upheavals in the United States banking system have forced some major American banks to draw extensively on their credit lines and step up their offshore funding, banking sources said. A dramatic shrinkage in the domesticReuter - 760 words
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Article, Illustration115 1984-06-25 6 Reuter JAPAN will put three new banknotes into circulation on Nov 1, changing colours and adding raised type in Braille (or the blind. The Bank of Japan last Friday said the notes (abave), (or 1,000 yen, 5,000 yen and 10,000Reuter - 115 words
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227 1984-06-25 6 Reuter STOCKBROKERS James Capel and Co said a turbulent period is likely to ensue in British money markets, as discouraging estimates of June money supply circulate over the next few days. But Capel believes that on domestic monetary grounds, the British authorities willReuter - 227 words
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574 1984-06-25 6 Reuter BELGIUM'S leading European Currency Unit (ECU) operator, Kredietbank NV, has called for a revision later this year of the basket of the ECU, the composite currency of the European Economic Community (EEC), to keep in line with the spirit of the EuropeanReuter - 574 words
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Article100 1984-06-25 6 UPI MAJOR Canadian banks raised their prime lending rates from 12 to 12.5 per cent last Friday as the faltering Canadian dollar tumbled to a new historic low of 76.46 US cents. Royal Bank of Canada, the country's largest bank, was the first to boo6t itsUPI - 100 words
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246 1984-06-25 6 NYT FINANCIAL Corporation of America (FCA), the largest thrift company in the US, has withdrawn its unusual plan to swap debentures for common stock after what the board describes as "untenable" requirements by the Federal Home Loan Bank Board (FHLBB). The offer,NYT - 246 words
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351 1984-06-25 6 NYT INTERNATIONAL tenders for two 500MW turbine generators costing about US$96 million are to be invited by India's National Thermal Power Corporation in October for extending the Farakka coal-fired Power Station in West Bengal. This month the World Bank approved a US$3OO.BNYT - 351 words
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282 1984-06-25 6 Reuter WESTPAC Banking Corp ispoised to follow Australia's two" other listed trading banks witty a rights issue to improve its' capital ratio and raise funds for" possible acquisitions, according to a survey of brokers. They said there is a widely held view inReuter - 282 words
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Article332 1984-06-25 7 INTERNATIONAL foreign exchange markets saw a strengthening of the US dollar last week. The dollar rose to an alltime high against sterling and the Canadian dollar and characteristically, the yen remained relatively untouched by the dollar's upswing. Underpinning the dollar was the better-than-expect-ed condition of the US332 words
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Article464 1984-06-25 7 THE US dollar closed Friday more than six pfennig's higher than the week before, and dealers expect the currency to renew its recent surge this week. It closed at 2.7825/35 marks compared with an opening 2.86/70 and a late 2.7815/25 on Thursday. The rinib>r reached an early 2.7890464 words
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173 1984-06-25 7 THE US dollar rose to record highs against all currencies on the Singapore foreign exchange market last week supported by rising US interest rates and positive economic indicators. The Singapore dollar strengthened against sterling, deutschemark, yen and Australian dollar but eased against the US, Malaysian,173 words
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Article, Illustration482 1984-06-25 7 PLR of banks at the close of business on Friday, June 22 as supplied by the Association of Banks in Singapore. THE PLR is tbe lowest lending rote at which a bonk is prepared to lend in Singapore dollars to its clients on on overdraft or demand482 words
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224 1984-06-25 7 RATES FOR overnight funds on the Singapore interbank money market moved erratically last week from a low of 6V« per cent to a high of 7Vi per cent before settling to close at IV» per cent. Term rates tended lower early in the week as funds224 words
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Article217 1984-06-25 7 Asian rates ASIAN currency average deposit rates for the week ended June 22: BID PtICES High Low us$ 7 day* 12 3/16 11 5/16 1 month 12 II 1/4 2 month* 12 1/16 II 5/16 3 month* 12 1/8 II 12 3/4 IS/16 6 month* 12 1/2 9 month* 13217 words
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Article34 1984-06-25 7 THE RANGE of caN rates for the week ended Friday, June 22: Bonk fund 5.25 to 5.4 General fund 5 to 5.3 $m MoveMflts of funds 1,415 Source: Short Deposits (M) Bhd34 words
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88 1984-06-25 7 THE JAPANESE Finance Ministry has relaxed the rules of gensaki trading, the selling of bonds in a secondary market with repurchase agreements, to include foreign bonds. Gensaki trading was previously limited to yendenominated bonds. The relaxation follows increases in holdings of foreign bonds by88 words
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Article272 1984-06-25 7 GOLD BULLION prices closed at U*****.50 a troy ounce last week, a rise of $2 over the week. The metal was traded within a narrow $9.50 range during the week. It fell to its low of $367.50 when the US dollar strengthened on higher272 words
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Advertisement232 1984-06-25 6 Have a smashing time at Stamford Arms t r i We've N Dun\o\> )um II MAX g 200Q The official McEnroe racket Stamford Arms is all set to serve a real winner! Dunlop's triple treat. Exciting display of Dunlop tennis gear and equipment including the Max 200G, official racket of232 words
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Advertisement156 1984-06-25 6 IMfeputfVbuinßooms P Big enough to putt in! kt the E O Hotel, rooms are 81G..... SUITE SIZED!! Luxurious, completely, KMshed with multi-split air conditioning, realistically priced from Msllo.oo+ the best value for money in town. iveniently located in the city, the E O is set amidst sprawling gardens that r156 words
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Advertisement289 1984-06-25 7 The Tough Mover for the toughest MRT sites i i*v V- >543 r *£d 'ft-' >5 iasJ «HI 4. 5 J SBST*? t jt :I ;-rs t, KV h Vi m i: ■B v on-tHe-road excluding NEW AWheel Drive Nissan Patrol Diesel Pickup Building an MRT is tough work. It289 words
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FEATURES
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Article1312 1984-06-25 8 MICHAEL THOMPSON-NOEL - On July 14, New Zealanders go to the polls in a general election that promises to be bitterly contested. The key issue will be the National Party government's handling of the economy since 1976, and the record of the Prime Minister, Sir Robert Muldoon. MICHAEL THOMPSON-NOELFT - 1,312 words
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Article, Illustration727 1984-06-25 8 FLORENCE CHONG - This is AUSTRALIA 7. By FLORENCE CHONG AUSTRALIANS have long learned to live with strikes... so much so that outside kangaroos and koalas, foreigners are starting to associate Australians with industrial strife. Now, they have a strike on their I hands that they do727 words
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488 1984-06-25 8 Dr R C Casper - Letter to the Editor Dr R C Casper, M Cms, Pfc D<EO*)^ca. DEAR SIR IN AN ARTICLE in your issue of June 14, 1984, headed "India seeks the return of prodigal dollars" Mark O'Neill highlighted the Indian government's efforts to persuade overseas488 words
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Page 8 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous6 1984-06-25 8 BliStowvFraoJc Dicfaajs I n m ass:6 words
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Miscellaneous868 1984-06-25 8 TO HUH) mm PM SBC Text "Live" Sanple Paces D n_j_ l.ji hi a IC Lil „L t i-M-...» J L.. uperanf mm programme rtgwgiiis roeoweo oy Swordsman Chu (Mandarin with English subtitles) Casper, the Friendy Ghost He Ain't Scary, He's Our Brother (Cartoon) The Watervie Ganf: Sharky Shark decides868 words
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THE ARTS
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Article, Illustration734 1984-06-25 9 JAIME LYE - Let it be known that Bumboat! is an extremely courageous effort on the part of local artists to bring theatre to the people. Yet, as JAIME LYE sees it, there are still many rough spots to iron out, one of them being the lack of734 words
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Article, Illustration348 1984-06-25 9 LISA LEE - LISA LEE reviews At the Ballet as well as gives her opinion on the local ballet scene. LISA LEE IT WAS a night of great ambitions. And although local ballet has a long way still to go, the performances on the opening night348 words
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Article, Illustration345 1984-06-25 9 JEFFREY TSANG - By JEFFREY TSANG THERE ARE no clear boundaries in jazz music, for it is any of several types of music originated by black Americans, usually with a strong beat and some free playing by each musician in the band. With this in mind, the Herbie345 words
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607 1984-06-25 9 JAIME LYE - Hollywood's Pied Piper spins his magic again By JAIME LYE SCENE: INDIA. 1935. The fiery depths of some cavern in which a cult of Kali worshippers, inspired by their evil high priest, carry out their dastardly acts of human sacrifice. Cut to where Indiana Jones, free at last from the607 words
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153 1984-06-25 9 Letter to the Editor DEAR SIR As I sat through the Draughtsman's Contract the other night giggling away to myself as all around me were silent, I found myself wondering how many in the audience understood the film. Certainly it was difficult153 words
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Article343 1984-06-25 9 (UifliMa IMAGINE a number of dancers bending, stretching and wearing out their ballet shoes as they move across the wooden floors of dance studios scattered all over Singapore. Dedication is written across their faces as they strive to push that turnout a little further343 words
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Miscellaneous638 1984-06-25 9 CRYPTIC PUZZLE ACROSS 1 Like certain days in September, etc.(s) 6 Black thing, possibly (5) 9 Less close to father, we hear (7) 10 Operation that means hard work (5) 11 One way to desire a charmer (5) 12 joiners' nautical manuscript (5) 13 Contomer of latches (7) 15 Ate638 words
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INTERNATIONAL STOCKS
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251 1984-06-25 10 Reuter LONDON merchant bankers Kleinwort Benson is to take an initial stake of 5 per cent in stockbrokers Grieveson Grant and Co. It plans full merger when stock exchange rules permit, a joint statement said. Exchange rules currently limit an outsider's stake inReuter - 251 words
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Article243 1984-06-25 10 Jww 23 -20 Mitsubishi 547 +8 1100 Mitsub Etoc Mitsub Estata 369 484 -1 •1 AHoT** 385 +6 Mitsub Haavy 225 •2 1050 20 Mitsui Asahi Cham Asahi Gloss Bark of Tokyo Bridgastona 533 699 460 548 •I 120 1170 -4 +8 unch +2 unch inch Mitsui Strutting Mitsukoshi243 words
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275 1984-06-25 10 THE WALL STREET market finished its best week in three months with a small gain last Friday in heavy trading in spite of investor concerns about high interest rates. Stocks of regional telephone companies were involved in numerous megashare block trades in a275 words
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Article136 1984-06-25 10 JUNE 22 C$ Hud Bay Min II 36* unch Abrtt* unch V* I3W ln» Prov Pipa 28 7 21 krrt UH 248 23W unch M K Intl hlcfcal K«rr Add 17H H Bel Td 30H Lobtow B 14* unch Mauty Farg 3* Mc BkxM 26 17 49 Conpoc 41H136 words
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Article201 1984-06-25 10 JUNE 22 Rand Trust Bfc Un Staal 280 1208 5 INDUSTRIALS Unaac Woofwortti 555 1790 -To A Atpho Abarcom AE And O 920S 200 940 unch unch unch -10 •100 Angk» 2350 25 Amapcop AMIC *40 2900 Angfvool Bhfyoon ***** 1825 1r>cf\ 25 2320 -20 20 BuffaH 8100 200201 words
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Article682 1984-06-25 10 JUNE 22 uss 52%. 28 H Alcoa 32* 4-* Lud 21 H Afc»d Cham Cp Akad Stora* 31* 42* 4-* 11 54* -V4 Am Broodcott 64 46* H 50* -Vfc 16* -14 28* Am Horn* Prod Am Motor* Cp Am Natiral Gat 54* 4* 28* 17* unch unch682 words
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Article875 1984-06-25 10 Amsterdam JOHf 22 Fh ABN 314 50 7 Aegon ***** +1 Ahotd 173 50 +12 83 10 1 3 AMEV 149 00 0 5 Amtoi 58 90 +14 33 90 -0 1 Bok 84 00 +15 231 50 unch 30 50 0 4 Burtct 62 40 0 2875 words
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Article39 1984-06-25 10 Reuter HUTCHISON China Trade Holdings, a wholly-owned subsidiary of Hutchison Whampoa, officially opened its Shanghai office at Jing Jiang Club last Friday. A team of Hutchison' Whampoa senior managers visited Shanghai Mayor Wang Daohan. ReuterReuter - 39 words
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INTERNATIONAL COMPANY NEWS
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260 1984-06-25 11 Reuter SHARES of Fleet Holdings PLC closed at a new high of 196p a share last Friday, up from 188p at Thursday's close, as the market digested the news that Robert Holmes A Court's Bell Group of Australia had sold its 10.15Reuter - 260 words
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179 1984-06-25 11 Reuter PERGAMON Press chairman Robert Maxwell said h}s purchase last Friday of 10.15 per cent of Fleet Holdings PLC from Mr Holmes A Court's Bell Group of Australia is a strategic long-term investment. He declined to comment as to whether Pergamon PTess would make, aReuter - 179 words
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183 1984-06-25 11 Reuter TRAFALGAR House PLC said it plans to offer 77p per ordinary share for the remaining shares in Comben Group PLC after agreeing to buy a 47 per cent stake from Carlton Industries PLC. Trafalgar said it has agreed to acquire 27.08 million CombenReuter - 183 words
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Article74 1984-06-25 11 Reuter NATIONAL Electronics Consolidated may make a public offering of about 25 per cent of its shares to raise about HKJIOO million, Jardine Fleming and Co said. A spokesman for Jardine, which would be sole underwriter, said a final decision will be based on market conditionsReuter - 74 words
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251 1984-06-25 11 AP FORD Motor has announced the reorganisation of its Asia-Pacif-ic and Latin American automotive operations divisions. Ford chairman Phillip Caldwell last Friday said all operations of the number three US automaker outside North America and Em-ope would be grouped into Asia-Pacific and Latin American operations.AP - 251 words
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691 1984-06-25 11 NYT THE PROCESS of selecting John S Reed as the next chairman and chief executive of Citicorp, the world's largest banking organisation, began at least one-and-a-half years ago, when Walter B Wriston first recommended his successor, a director of theNYT - 691 words
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Advertisement397 1984-06-25 11 Wfrere to wiae, diae aM «t»i<rtaia (>r lunch. For dinner. F(>r a richly rewarding experience. Biisuu'ssincn's I iiiu h Suiul.K Brum h < J '(HI ]|l' I or reservations fall 7.'{7 X>77 A k<*3> ciMiin I *>Irk I<*i>iit i mli e V w w Singap®. CQWgHQgg 2nd Floor -1» 'stofleetm397 words
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Advertisement216 1984-06-25 11 m F®SSS*_.±._vINTERNRONM. PROf ONES? CENEte 3 Sherrton Way, #03-12, Shenton House Singapore 0106. Te1eph0ne:*****77 Thai Seafood Served I n True Siamese Si vie *3 v A LI 0 r 'i &4 k Thinking of food. Think Thai: Spicy Tomyum Soup, Charcoal-Grilled Seafood, Royal Thai Seafood and our other delectable Thai216 words
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799 1984-06-25 12 COMMODITY DEALERS in London continued to express concern last week about US interest rates. The strength of the US dollar, with sterling falling to a record low against the US currency, did give limited support to certain markets but the undertone remained nervous. The strike799 words
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Article127 1984-06-25 12 THE SINGAPORE produce market closed mixed last week on moderate trading volume. The white pepper market continued to be quiet and there was no keen buying Interest for the commodity. However, trading in the black pepper market was very firm. Overseas demand for black pepper127 words
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Article29 1984-06-25 12 STRAITS TIN Dot# OoaiRf driest Turnover (M$/kflo) (towios) Juno 18 29 28 247 Juno 19 29.28 135 Juno 20 29.28 158 Jun« 21 29.28 150 Juno 22 29.30 13729 words
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Article145 1984-06-25 12 Chilian Product vww v w wW Exchange (Saflari' mm datwg pncw m >wm 23. SS/lOOkfl) Coconut oil Wk FOB 240.00 OW drum FOB 253.00 I Now drum FOB 257.00 Copra Mix*d Ooom) 125.00 1 6uy«n Pepper il. 1 rvmnron WTUT# PAD k IK r A 1 EKI FOB145 words
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Article274 1984-06-25 12 FUTURES closed an inactive session in hmtm on Friday with gains tram Thursday night of £12 to £3 per tonne although no business was done until the close. October traded then at £633 and £634, up £8 tram the previous offer. Turnover Was five IOtS ««Hinting two crosses. Dealers274 words
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Article79 1984-06-25 12 WHEAT FUTURES closed 4V« to 2V4 cents a bushel lower In moderately light trade on the Chicago Board of Trade on Friday. Prices remained under pressure all session, pushed down early in initial sympathy with lower soycomplex and corn prices. Though the wheat stocks figure was viewed as neutral,79 words
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Article57 1984-06-25 12 SOYBEAN FUTURES pasted losses ranging (ram the 30-cent limit In July to 14Vi -cents per bushel lower in January in volatile trade in Chicago on Friday. Old crop remained pressure from the start, spurred by a higher than expected June 1 stocks figure released late on Thursday. Continued weather57 words
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Article919 1984-06-25 12 COFFEE Robusta futures closed £20 to £6 lower in quiet featureless two-way Jobber dealings on Friday. September finished at £2,160, £5 down, after holding a narrow £15 range. Turnover totalled 1,897 lots, Intruding 112 crossed trades and 24 options. SUGAR Number six raw sugar futures were hardly changed919 words
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Advertisement287 1984-06-25 12 Singapore Nomura Merchant Banking limited is Moving... up As of today, Singapore Nomura Merchant Banking Limited (SNMB) has moved its offices to the 39th floor of the brand new Chartered Bank Building. The move will enable us to offer more sophisticated financial services and on-the-spot information to our valued customers287 words
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Article, Illustration5587 1984-06-25 13 AMY CHEOK - Kl It 1 Singapore M A By AMY CHEOK SHAREBROKING at the Singapore stock market must have been one of the dullest professions last week. Undoubtedly, technical indicators were bearish, spirits were low and the fundamentals left something to be desired. As a result, the5,587 words
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347 1984-06-25 13 r Vf Australia m A SVB Day, Porter Co AUSTRALIAN share prices showed some signs of rallying during the week but the underlying tone of the market remained cautious. The All Ordinaries Index gained 6.3 points to end the week at 659.3. A forecast bySVB Day,; Porter & Co - 347 words
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Article644 1984-06-25 13 JULIANA TAY - Week ended June 22 compiled by JULIANA TAY CORPORATE DEVELOPMENTS Arob-Moloysian Development Bhd has changed the name of its wholly-owned subsidiary,Taiping Management Services Sdn Bhd to Arab-Malaysian Services Sdn Bhd Datuk Krishna Kumar Sharma has acquired a 9.94 per cent interest in Ambossodor Hotel Ltd,644 words
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Article1408 1984-06-25 14 GERALD COLVERD - 11 turpi London PI jini) By GERALD COLVERD AFTER all those protestations of keeping worldwide interest rate down by the seven-nation summit only three weeks' ago, the assembled owners of homeless currency have decided that rates in the US should be increased. The argument is that1,408 words
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263 1984-06-25 14 1 p| Tokyo AFP SHARE prices withstood midweek losses and posted moderate gains on the Tokyo Stock Exchange last week, thanks to Wall Street rallies early in the week. The 225-stock Dow Jones Average, which suffered a hefty 329.20-yen loss the previous week, gained 81.69AFP - 263 words
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341 1984-06-25 14 TERESA LIM - 1 L L x I Hongkong y By TERESA LIM, Hongkong Correspondent TRADING volumes were strikingly low last week on the Hongkong stock markets, a sign that the current bear trend may be bottoming out at last. Daily turnover averaged HK$Bl.B3 million, compared341 words
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599 1984-06-25 14 Pi ■fj ew B= 4 UPI AFTER sinking to a 16-month low, the New York stock market rebounded last week with its biggest gain in three months in spite of interest rate rises. The trading pace was the heaviest in (our months asUPI - 599 words
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243 1984-06-25 14 F i ii n 4 BCI BUOYED by the results of the European elections held on June 17, trading on the Milan stock market improved and the BCI all-share index rose 6.4 per cent on the week, to 210.63. Industrial issues led the winners withBCI - 243 words
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536 1984-06-25 14 1 MM K.Lumpur 4 THE Kuala Lumpur stock market drifted through another predictably listless week, demonstrating once again its inability to break out from the current lean spell. Such has been the state of apathy among investors lately that even the creditable performance on536 words
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Article358 1984-06-25 14 UBS WALL STREET'S rally in the early part of the week and increased demand from foreigners helped the Zurich stock market put on an improved performance last week. In spite of worries about interest rates, the share index, which reached a new low for the yearUBS - 358 words
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215 1984-06-25 14 MALAYSIA Mining Corporation is looking forward to a healthier tin industry following the establishment of the Association of Tin Producing Countries (ATPC) late last year. The ATPC, which is committed to intensifying research and development activities to increase the usage of tin, will also215 words
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Advertisement92 1984-06-25 14 i m W T Jim -pT. v wmmK- V% £$X M i- iiili at m i ASIAN INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION OF FOOD BEVERAGE, FOOD PROCESSING V AND PACKAGING, HOTEL, RESTAURANT AND CATERING EQUIPMENT 22 25 Oct '84 Kuala Lumpur Hilton The food and hotel industries. Two booming industries with boundless potential92 words
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629 1984-06-25 15 A HEFTY exchange gain had offset the ill-effects of tough trading conditions faced by the Jack Chia-MPH group in the year to March 31,1984. A 14 per cent improvement in group pre-tax profits to $9.7 million was achieved during the period against the previous year's629 words
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Article, Illustration404 1984-06-25 15 AS EXPECTED, the performance of Hotel Tai-Pan has been adversely affected by the slowdown in tourist arrivals and the increase in the supply of hotel rooms. For the year to March 31 1964, Tai-Pan's group operating profit before tax was more than halved to $1.81 million. Tai-Pan,404 words
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309 1984-06-25 15 Bernama TAMCO Cutler-Hammer Sdn Bhd, Malaysia's largest manufacturer and exporter of power control and distribution equipment, will restructure its equity holdings before the end of this year. Its director, Mr Alfred M Rankin Jr| who visited Malaysia for a Tamco board meetingBernama - 309 words
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64 1984-06-25 15 has an- nounced a marginal rise in group pre-tax profits to MJ3.78 million in the year ended March 31, 1984, against ».74 million last year. Net earnings per share fell to 8.2 cents (8.5 cents previously). An unchanged first and final dividend of 8 per64 words
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Article63 1984-06-25 15 has reported a slightly higher group pre-tax profits of M 530.72 million for the firt-half to March 31, 1984, compared with the previous interim's $29.5 million. Net earnings per share dipped to 12.7 cents from 13.7 cents previously. An interim dividend of 8 per cent less tax63 words
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208 1984-06-25 15 Bernama SIME DARBY has taken a major leap into agricultural business in the Philippines by acquiring 40 per cent of the Philippine Cocoa Estates Corporation (PCEC). PCEC has under lease 640 plantable hectares in the southern Philippines of whichBernama - 208 words
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Article158 1984-06-25 15 Bernama LAMP manufacturer, Unilite Electrical Industries Bhd (UEI) has announced that the Capital Issues Committee has approved the proposal for the conversion of Unilite's secured loans together with accured interest into new Unilite shares of MH each on the basis of one new Unilite shareBernama - 158 words
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Article61 1984-06-25 15 D C Properties in M$23m loan Bernama D&C PROPERTIES Sdn Bhd, a fully-owned subsidiary of Development and Commercial Bank has signed a loan agreement for Ms 23 million with a group of six merchant banks. The chairman and chief executive of D&C Bank, Tun Sir H S Lee, said theBernama - 61 words
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Article, Illustration464 1984-06-25 15 NAJEEB JARHOM - By NAJEEB JARHOM MALAYAN Breweries Ltd looks all set to turn in a recordbreaking performance this year. Group pre-tax profits are slated to reach $60 million or more for the 12 months to Sep 30, 1984. This optimism is based on the strong464 words
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393 1984-06-25 15 NEW Hibernia Securities Sdn Bhd is sharing control of George Town Holdings Bhd with a new bumiputra group called Super Holdings Sdn Bhd. New Hibernia has proposed to sell 130,000 shares or 26 per cent of George Town to Super Holdings (M) for393 words
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Article933 1984-06-25 15 Current Ex date Books doM Dote poyoblo Total for the yeor Total tor A B N Acmo Apollo Asiatic D«v B Semboworvg 13% 7Vi %(b) 2V*% 3V*% 35%(t) May 3 June 20 June 6 April 5 July 12 NYA June 27 June 13 April 17 July 19 NYA933 words
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COMPANY BRIEFS
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Article49 1984-06-25 15 TRADING in the shares of Allied Chocolate Industries Ltd will resume today. Meanwhile, the unconditional cash offer of $2.10 per share by Phina Investments Pte Ltd for all the issued share capital of Allied Chocolate Industries Ltd not already owned by Phina will close on July 23.49 words
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Article68 1984-06-25 15 MALAYAN Cement Bhd has obtained the approval from the Capital Issues Committee for its one-for-one bonus issue and the sub-division of its shares to 50 cents each. But the terms of the special issue had been revised by the company to 4.45 million shares of par value 5068 words
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Article23 1984-06-25 15 SHAREHOLDERS of Esso Malaysia Bhd have approved the resolution to delete Article 140 from the company's New I Articles of Association.23 words
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Advertisement205 1984-06-25 15 MITRA KENCHANA (PTE) UMITEO (incorporated in the Republic of Singapore) On Voluntary Liquidation) NOTICE OF FINAL MEETING NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that pursuant to Section 272 of the Companies Act Cap 185 the Final Meeting of members of the Company will be held on Friday. 3rd August, 1984 at 11.00205 words
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Advertisement168 1984-06-25 15 NOTICE U*****,000,000 Floating Rate Notes Due 1989 BANQUE NATIONALE DE PARIS In accordance with the provisions of the notes, notice is hereby given that for the interest period from 25th June 1984 to 27th December 1984 the notes will carry a rate of interest of 12 7 per annum 25168 words
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476 1984-06-25 16 BOEY KIT YIN - By BOEY KIT YIN THEY HAVE been used in times of wars, floods and fires. Men have resorted to them for warmth, protection, delivery of goods and even play. But gunny sacks are now considered the "hasbeens" .in the world of packaging ever since476 words
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Article135 1984-06-25 16 Bernama THE PRESENT MCA internal crisis is a plot that had been hatched for some time by dissidents to rock the boat, acting party president Datuk Dr Neo Yee Pan said yesterday. Speaking at the MCA 35th anniversary celebrations in Kuala Lumpur, he said the dissidents hadBernama - 135 words
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Article, Illustration272 1984-06-25 16 LISA LEE - By LISA LEE TANGLIN Road in the Roaring Twenties? Not quite. Actually, it was only yesterday when these cars chugged down Orchard Road forming a convoy that raised eyebrows among Sunday shoppers. These vintage cars were part of the 1984 Charity272 words
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343 1984-06-25 16 FLORENCE CHONG - By FLORENCE CHONG CHARGES ALLEGING breach of Australia's takeover laws against a company involving Singaporean millionaire Tan Sri Khoo Teck Puat were dismissed late last week. Tan Sri Khoo was alleged to have used the company, Savona Pty Ltd as a shelf company343 words
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162 1984-06-25 16 Reuter LATIN America's biggest debtors, after agreeing not to form a club, are pressing for fresh talks with Western creditors to ease the region's repayment problems. The prospect of debt moratoria seemed to have faded after the meeting in Cartagena, Colombia, last week ofReuter - 162 words
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554 1984-06-25 16 CHUANG PECK MING - By CHUANG PECK MING HANDS AND LEGS made in Singapore are reaching out for clients in South-east Asia. A local company, barely three months old, is eyeing the region as a market for its products ranging from artificial limbs to artificial breasts and hearing554 words
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Article81 1984-06-25 16 THE MINISTRY of Education is studying the possibility of including the teaching of national and current affairs issues in the school curriculum, the Singapore Broadcasting Corporation said in its news bulletin last evening. SBC quoted the Permanent Secretary (Education), Mr Goh Kim Leong, as saying that the81 words
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342 1984-06-25 16 AFP MALAYSIAN Foreign Minister Tan Sri Ghazali Shafie and Finance Minister Tengku Razaleigh Hamzah are among four senior ministers expected to be dropped by Prime Minister Dr Mahathir Mohamad in a major cabinet reshuffle next month, it was reliably learnedAFP - 342 words
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Article55 1984-06-25 16 Reuter INDIAN paratroopers drove off a Pakistani military expedition during a recent battle in the disputed state of Kashmir which claimed heavy casualties, an Indian newspaper reported yesterday. li»e report said the fighting took place near the Karakoram Highway, a road built with Chinese helpReuter - 55 words
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53 1984-06-25 16 AFP ASSAM authorities tightened security in the state yesterday and began rounding up activists as antiimmigrant protestors prepared for a road and rail blockade called for today. The state government is anticipating violence during the 24-hour protest that starts today but has neverthless taken it asAFP - 53 words
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Article64 1984-06-25 16 AFP LEADERS from the 10 EEC countries are due to meet in Paris today in the third attempt in six months to avert looming technical bankruptcy, amid signs that compromise may be reached on the British budget problem. The French, German and British leaders haveAFP - 64 words
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Article43 1984-06-25 16 AFP JAPAN'S Defence Agency will ask for an 8-per cent increase in defence spending for fiscal 1965, agency officials said yesterday. The government allocated U5512.34 billion for national defence for the current fiscal year, ending March next year. AFPAFP - 43 words
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Article46 1984-06-25 16 AP MILITARY chiefs from six Gulf nations held secret deliberations in Saudi Arabia yesterday to work out a combined strategy against attacks on Gulf shipping, while Iraq said its warplanes hit "four big naval targets" south of Iran's Kharg Island oil terminals.AP - 46 words
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Article41 1984-06-25 16 AP THOUSANDS of people began marching through the streets of Paris yesterday in what was to be a day-long demonstration to protest a new law adopted by the National Assembly reforming the country's private school system. APAP - 41 words
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Advertisement93 1984-06-25 16 Call Britannia for professional investment advice 16 Raffles Quay, #33-07 Hong Leong Building, Singapore 0104. Telephone: *****86. SUNDAY NNHS MAIN AT LEBERNARDIN Due to an overwhelming demand by our customers, we are now re-opening our Goldhill Restaurant on j Sundays* for dinner only (7p.m. to 11p.m.) BFRNAKDIN And things haven't93 words
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Advertisement138 1984-06-25 16 How you can benefit from Bayerische Landesbank's presence in A Singapore f Bayerische Landesbank is headquartered in Bavaria, a leading federal state of West Germany with a long tradition in cross-border trade and finance. Over the years we have constantly V upgraded and refined our international banking capabilities, building a138 words
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Miscellaneous57 1984-06-25 16 WMim Outlook for todoy: Partly throughout. Showers over several areas in the late morning and Report for 24 hours prior to 7.30pm on June 24 at the airport: Maximum temperature 28.9 Associated humidity 70 Minimum temperature 23.0 Associated humidity 96 Hours of sunshine 0.00 Rainfall in millimetres 5.6 Rainfall this57 words
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Article172 1984-06-25 17 THE United States Federal Maritime Commission may soan have to redraw the wcfld's maps if the commission's Bureau of Hearing Counsel has its way. In a report to the commission, the bureau said Alaska should not be part of., the traditional California-Oregon-Washing-ton port range. It172 words
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Article172 1984-06-25 17 Reuter THE FAR Eastern Freight Conference and Associated Conferences said some currency adjustment factors will be changed, effective July 1, in a quarterly review based on average exchange rates on June 5 to 16 inclusive. The new CAF from the UK/Eire will be plus 3.21 per centReuter - 172 words
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Article, Illustration528 1984-06-25 17 LINDA CHEE - By LINDA CHEE KOREAN Shipping Corporation is venturing alone in the Pacific north-west trade with an eight-day service starting in July. Opting out of the Tripartite Agreement, it is to start an extensive US west coast service offering both micro-bridge and minilandbridge services528 words
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Article101 1984-06-25 17 AFP SAUDI ARABIAN interests have bought one of the world's biggest oil tankers, the 491,120-ton Nanny, for use outside the Gulf as a floating storage tank, the London insurance journal Lloyd's List reported. The interests, which were not identified, were believed to have paid US$l5 million forAFP - 101 words
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Article711 1984-06-25 17 Shipping Um Col thllllilll ii 1 1 snipping l ina NQi Col Aba* Trontport X 1 Fatco VI 4/5 Afao VI 3 Fm-Lmt VI Ahrankwi Unar VI 5 FMG-CAVN VI AC Toaptaf X s Front o-6a4g 4/5 A*xx VI s Froto Shpg VI 2 Antoro Shpg IV711 words
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Article, Illustration1402 1984-06-25 18 Lloyd's Shipping Economist THE ROLL-ON/roll-off method of cargo-handling has a relatively short history. Nevertheless, over the past 20 years the design of vessels employing this technique has evolved rapidly according to the principles of maximum speed in cargo handling, the ability to handle aLloyd's Shipping Economist - 1,402 words
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Article1730 1984-06-25 18 INCREASED chartering to cover sugar cargoes was the highlight of an otherwise extremely quiet and rather featureless freight market on Thursday, shipbrokers said. Sugar from Queensland to Prai received U5517.75 against $17 previously, while a steady £13.90 was agreed from Mauritius to London and £13 from Maputo to1,730 words
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236 1984-06-25 18 Reuter CONSTRUCTION of a AJIOO million grain shipment terminal at Port Kembla in New South Wales is in doubt because grain producers want road as well as rail handling facilities, industry sources said. The State Rail Authority (SRA) has made it clear it doesReuter - 236 words
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150 1984-06-25 18 Reuter FOREIGN shipbuilding orders received by Japanese shipyards in May rose to 21 ships totalling 538,020 gross tons from 18 vessels of 335,200 tons in April compared with 51 ships totalling 964,600 tons in May 1983, the Japan Ship Exporters Association said in a statement.Reuter - 150 words
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Article426 1984-06-25 18 The sale of two ultra large crude carriers and three very large crude carriers highlighted the secondhand tonnage market last week, second-hand ship brokers said. Hie Naaay, turbine tanker of 491,120 long dwt and built 1978, was sold to Greek buyers for about US$l5 million, they said, while426 words
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Article61 1984-06-25 18 AP PATHOLOGISTS have identified 29 bodies recovered from the G3am*r Jmvm Sea, which sank in the South China Sea last October. The 5,926-ton chip, with a crew of 81 sank on Oct 26 in the Gulf of Tonkin near Vietnam. Hongkong poUce spokesman said 29 bodies wereAP - 61 words
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232 1984-06-25 19 JAPAN has completed a precision study of the Mariana Trench which it hopes would end disputes over the exact depth of the world's deepest sea. The Maritime Safety Agency said the Japanese survey ship, Takuyo Maru, last February located a two-kilometre stretch of ocean floor232 words
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403 1984-06-25 19 Lloyd's List MAJOR FLAWS in the global marine policing system have been uncovered by the International Maritime Bureau (1MB). In a new report, the bureau claims there are "distinct shortcomings in marine policing, especially in respect of regional and international co-opera-tion." One ofLloyd's List - 403 words
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151 1984-06-25 19 AFP THE NUMBER of tankers chartered to take oil from Gulf ports, including Iran's Kharg Taianrf terminal, has increased in recent days, according to sources at the Baltic Exchange, the London charter market. Oil traders said importers appear to be taking advantage of theAFP - 151 words
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Article191 1984-06-25 19 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 (3TRAIT3/ AUSTRALIA): Australian National Line. Australia/Straits Container191 words
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148 1984-06-25 19 OFFSHORE mobile exploratory drilling rig utilisation rates are making impressive gains since reaching an all-time low last summer. The increase in number of units working is mostly due to oil companies increasing drilling in the Gulf of Mexico. The Gulf of Mexico, along148 words
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Article118 1984-06-25 19 Reuter AUSTRALIAN authorities are to prosecute the master of an Argentine container ship which tried to leave Sydney harbour despite a union ban on its departure. The Australian Maritime Services Board said it had decided to lay charges against Captain Jorge Regalini for alleged breaches of pilotage,Reuter - 118 words
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4670 1984-06-25 24 3®aBGX!EB 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 of4,670 words
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Article668 1984-06-25 25 CONTAINER TERMINAL RECEIVING OF EXPORT FCL CONTAINERS AND LCL CARGO Godws FCL Arrival for LCL movement Ship Voy date/time Operator cargo schedule Location G Mountain 32W 25.684 2300 Star Shpg TA 3 0900-1100 S3 Pelopor 89 25.684 2300 Boustead TA 3 0900-1100 B2 Laust Maersk 8405 25.684 2330668 words
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Article1724 1984-06-25 25 The leading shipping lines operating from local ports and their agents. A-B AFT A African Shipping Agencies (St \fr*-F.araaia Liar Transtjroup (St AhreaktH Liaer Service Kim Shpg (S) AIM C TWfIW Ooeanus Shipping Agency (S) Marintex Enterprise (PK). AI par Intrasea (S> BinUng Shpg (KL) Island1,724 words
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Article313 1984-06-25 26 AT CONVENTIONAL WHARVES Vessel Berth Agent Arrival Departure KEPPEL WHARVES Equator III 22 T Soon alongside 25.6.84/0700 Hel 13/4 Balfes alongside 25.6.84/2000 Honglam 06 31/2 NAPL alongside 25.6.84/2300 Iweri 20W Pelni alongside 25.6.84/0600 Ned Bahrain 44 Ned-EAC alongside 25.6.84/0600 Onwo 3/4 Y Fung alongside 25.6.84/0600 San Luis313 words
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Advertisement28 1984-06-25 17 UMIIDS LONDON Freights 11/11 l SHIP Sales II CONSORTIA 111 SHIPPING Schedule VIII/IX CONTAINER Schedules IX WHO Acts for Whom IX SHIPS In Port X REGIONAL Weather X28 words
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Advertisement240 1984-06-25 18 H FAR EAST/EUROPE CONTAINER SERVICE To Europe. From Europe Span Ik* Acceptoi| F* 1) Barcelona. Genoa. 2) Amjtefdam. Antwerp. L Hawe. Bash, UK. 3) Bremen Brtmerhjvtfv Aarftus. Copcntiufn. Hetsmfci 4) ttaimo. Stockholm. Oslo. •*cceptinf Europe carp tor feeder na S pore **ho direct carpi tor Spore t Bangkok Ph contact240 words
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Advertisement340 1984-06-25 18 USA/CANADA MIDDLE EAST YAMASHITA-SHINNIHON LINE CONTAINER SERVICES Pacific South Wnt Pacific North Waat Atlantic/Canada Foodar at Tokyo FaodaratKoba FaodaratKoba 5?Z m SSi 225LT s*' aN»ia Nnm tar UM nn nn mm a nn nn v« naao a v% nn ramam a vn nn a vrr a in t/i 11/1 n340 words
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Advertisement921 1984-06-25 19 The Straits Steamship Group QCL Overseas Containers Limited ICONTAINfRSHIP SERVICE TO UK/CONTINENT STRAITS SHIPPING Singapore to Sabah, Sarawak, Brunei Forts and Bangkok LvU BANGKOK AGENTS: BORNEO AGENCCS LTD. BANGKOK TEL: *****80 ALSO ACCEPTING CARGO FOR: Hurtwt :t. Cepef*a t en. Mm. Goftwbwr StoCkMn. HM totlwtn :I* Antwerp. hmtmim, OM CONTAINERSHIP921 words
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Advertisement487 1984-06-25 19 Franco Belgian Services STOK P ttUK l« taw* IMb fUtm Hm ftoim tat OH CONTMO 29 tai M tai II M 19 M 21 M 23 M 24 M MM KQKM CMBKX QTMIOIOa SM CM 24 M 25 M 27 M 29 M MM IMI IMMU Mi Ctrvu 11M 12487 words
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Advertisement651 1984-06-25 20 EXPORTS I S pare P Kelant Peng lenses Hio BARttR TSU 27/6 29/6 2/7 17/7 Genoa H'bur| Rd*n Blu»tn Antwerp 24/7 31/7 2/1 Hongkong Eipress C arifcfan Bay Kasuga Mara Frjr*(urt Eipress j Connecting in Tokyo Connecting in Kobe "Also accepting cargo tor ATLANTIC GULF PORTS via rrnndondbridge, and US651 words
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Advertisement433 1984-06-25 20 K.S.line E FULLY CONTAINERISED SERVICE io*(* l»>" JOOPMS '.<l* J TO EUROPf Vl* SUEZ Member of the Ace Coroortum FROM EUROPE Vl* SUEZ A Memoef ot the Ace Comwtun ~m 233? run Tokyo 5/7 12/7 HKonj 1/7 4/7 13/7 27/7 P K(Un( 76/6 29 6 1/7 22/7 7/7 10/7 17433 words
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Advertisement484 1984-06-25 20 r© EVERGREEN LINE FAR EAST/EUROPE CONTAINER SERVICE acceptrc, fci 11ci cargofor SGP PKL «C HI ROM MM) LHV Em Glob* 76/06 ?t K 17/17 11/07 71/07 77/17 24/07 Em Gu«t 67/17 07/17 71/07 30/07 01/00 07/00 04 01 Em Gtori It 07 17/07 07/01 09 01 11/00 17/00 14/00 aiso484 words
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Advertisement906 1984-06-25 20 KIE GWAN SHIPPING (M) SDN. BHD. No 26 A JALAN KRANGAN PORT KELANG SCLANGOR MALAYSIA TEL: Nov 3M752. *****5. *****2 *****4 *****? *****7 W MALAYSIA/S PORE TO E. MALAYSIA SERVICES: P KIANG S POtt SAIU RKblu S kan. Tawau kipt/26 June 27/29 June tKITA Kuchmg KKblu (nPt/30 June 1/3 July906 words
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Advertisement189 1984-06-25 20 US I NOSE u MARITIME PTE LTD ISLAMIC REPUBLIC OF IRAN SHIPPING LINES IRANIAN SERVICES Seaport Loadinf for 26/8 8 Abbas. B Khomon SINOSf MARITINK PTE LTD TCI *****44 7 I *****70 MALOSf MARtm SOU BHD Te4 *****2 3 MALAYSIA TRADE I TRANSPORT LTD Tel 67W3 ***** KYOWA LINE TO189 words
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Advertisement778 1984-06-25 21 PIL GROUP VESSEL KOTA SEJATI KOTA SALAM KOTA SEGAR KOTA WISATA KOTA MEQAH VOYAGE E-509 E-511 E-513 E-SIS E-517 SINGAPORE 4-7/7 IS-21/7 10-14/7 J-5/1 10-15/8 LOADING FOR: MODE 10AH, JEDOAH, AOABA ADEN. HOOEIDAH, JEDOAH, AOABA, PTSUDAN TAMATAVE. MAPUTO. D'SALAAM, MOMBASA. MOGADISCIO ADEN. HOOEIDAH. JEDOAH, AOABA HOOEIDAH, JEDOAH. AOABA. PTSUDAN. MOMBASA.778 words
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Advertisement642 1984-06-25 21 MAIAPAHH V 1106/11HB GOWK VlO-06 DJAKARTA LLOYD INDONESIAN NATIONAL LINE Far East S'pore Service Full Container Vessel Bui4o Toko Kobe Kao- Spore TfPriok hama dwv 11/6 20/6 21/6 24/6 5/7 7/7 11/7 14/7 16/7 20/7 26/7 27/7 EXPRESS SEMI-CONTAINER SERVICE TO/FROM EUROPE STOK P.KELANGRDAM/ TUURY/ HTftJRG ANTYKW ADAM LONDON BREMEN642 words
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Advertisement499 1984-06-25 21 BOUSTEAD SHIPPING AGENCIES BURMA FIVE STAR SHIPPING CORPORATION (Burmese National Line) Loading for Rangoon Htoneywa Vl9l 3/5 July Poon V 73 11/14 July Pinyo 15/18 July P.Kelaog Penong 26/27 June \> BANK LINE EXPRESS INDEPENDENT SERVICE TO UK/COWT SPORE R'DAM HULL HMBG CLYDEBANK 11 July 5 Aug 12 Aug 8499 words
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Advertisement898 1984-06-25 22 r»\ KAWASAKI KISEN KAISHA. LTD.. USA CANADA PACIFIC COAST (Including DESTINATIONS INLAND via IPI MK'ROBRIIMiK ft MINILAND BRIDGE) ATLANTIC COAST FEEDER MOTHER VESSEL FKLG (OHORE BUDGE V 32 YASMMA MARU V4B 25 iun KANSAI PIONEER V 35 YASHMA MARU V4B 2 Jul ASIA STAR V 25 N. J MARU V898 words
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Advertisement365 1984-06-25 22 nsniimcEma Accepting Braakbulk and containerised cargo** Diroct t South Africa ~~~~Richards S pat Durttan Baj CT»wi U# Maprfo pa? Contamw t Breakbolk S A VAN on STEL VII3A PCD COLOMBO W 601 IF OSAKA MAM V SllfiF HAYAKANA MAJtU V5114G S A. MOHGENSTER VOB3Q S A VAAL. W9I3G 19 n365 words
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Advertisement603 1984-06-25 22 INTRASEA (PTE) LTD 10 Anson Road »27 16 Internationa Pia/a Singapore 0207 Tel *****1 1 ilO Lmesi BREAKBULK SERVICE TO EUROPE/UK FORT NELSON 88M907 S pore P Kcianf loadnj tar> 9/7 SfTE/HOTT/Vn/U*. ALPAC LINE NVTI AFRICA ALPAC ASIA 165N6 Pa P Kelang Loadnj tar: Durban, Tamitave/ SEAWOOD SHIPPING CORPORATION P603 words
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Advertisement520 1984-06-25 23 TO EUROPE/UK (VIA SUEZ): C CONTMNER 26N+ C RO2E 39 N N CRYSTAL IN MAETERLMCK 2W K CHANCE ISW K JACEJM 25N Also accepting cargo to/from Scandinavia C CONTAINER S'pore Closing Times: FCL Cargo 1400 28/6 La Cargo 0200 28/6 FROM EUROPE (VIA SUEZ) K CHANCE 17E TWBRDGE2OC K JACEJM520 words
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Advertisement85 1984-06-25 23 ahrenkiel liner service gmbh DURBAN JOHANNESBURG. MAPUTO MAURITIUS REUNION EAST MALAYSIA SMPPMC ENT. (PTE) LTD 414 AMOY STKET, STOUE OIOC. TEL: *****11 (4 LIES) TELEX NO EWES H*****9 SW6APORE TO SARAWAK t BRUNEI vessel voy eta etd SMLKU 11 MM 3 W 4 k LUCONA 10 LABUAA/K. BELAIT 28 km85 words
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Advertisement589 1984-06-25 24 ICc«|iiHtal I jintsiiiivr Lilies^ L J ffVnMi'll Sailings Weekly i*| t!Vi7 iT* Reliable Regular Punctual Berthing P.S.A. 1500 Hrs. Tuea, Thurs Sat REGULAR FEEDER VOV SM *****2 SM SERVICE TO PHUKET/SONGXLA SKI* BKK MtT SKLA m pi/30 RAT AM BHUH RATMU BHUM 249/250 3/4 M 7/8 M 113/114 10/11 M589 words
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Advertisement92 1984-06-25 25 UTOMO MARINE PTE LTD PUTRA INDAH 25/6 26/6 111 NORTH BRIDGE RD. #07-20 PENINSULA PLAZA S'PORE 0617 TEL: *****64,*****64 Cmftfm Cm* IUHm s LICORNE S)H6Apq(t Ta 220* -CONTAINER SERVICE TO BANGLA-OESH/INDIA/SRI LANKA/PAKISTAN SCAUON SMPfWe (S) PTE LTD. SALES/BOOKMGS Ta *****11 (I (JCS) HALDIA(CAICUTTA) COLOMBO BOWAT J/jF Seawinds DIRECT FULL CONTAINER92 words
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Advertisement671 1984-06-25 25 MADJU SDN BHD REGULAR MEEKLY SERVICES TO FROM BEL A NAN vessel MV BRASTA6I M M DELMA 121 101 CfCIl SIBKi j?0 1? TONC FNG BtOG SPO«t 010^ HI *****8 (b UNfSt P.T. WASESA LINE JAKARTA CTA no LOMMC FOB 2tM» aiw Murto 4My tMy P^UUa« iMr 11 My Murta671 words
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Advertisement132 1984-06-25 26 SERIA MARKETING NAVIGATIONAL (S) PTE LTD Vessel ETA ETD Destination YTK S PORE 7 22/6 25/6 P. Kelong/Muoro For booking pteose contact: Ab#x Transport A Shipping Agency SI. lata* Srtan -02 35, Wan Mai Cwtrt Snfjport 071) Tt» *****02/3 Tatar K ***** MCX Part Kctanf Uripaofic Tat: 3M9U/3KI7M PANALPMA Singapore132 words
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Advertisement591 1984-06-25 26 'JK/CONTINENT x/«. 3/7. CANAO A/USA NEW ZEALAND FAR EAST 26/6. »/< 36/6. 4/7. 6/7. J/7 n/». 26/6. u/7 STDKT KIBOURK MJELADE MSMK. FREMAHTLE u a ran. SCAWHAMA IE HAR* ANINERP ROTTERDAM BRFMN HAABURG *ii ma km ports NEST I EAST CMS! t GULF MJCXIMC NELLMGTON LTTTILTOH MHI HONG KONG BANGAOA591 words
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Advertisement535 1984-06-25 26 Everett Lines I COMPANIA PERUANA DE VAPOREES (C.P.V.) '•PERUVIAN STATE LINE" load** toi Call*) ko and ak othr Peruvian ports wtti transNpmtnt *1 Honfhonf and or Koto On CPV Ihrougti Mi ot lading to imai destination HANOI OEVERETT JOHNVERETT MURRATEVERETT Ptivanf P KcUnf Smfjpore r 2/4 My 5/8 My 9/11535 words
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Advertisement571 1984-06-25 26 ZIM NON-CONFERENCE NXPEMXNT FUU. CONTMO SERVICE aiiNil* FCLACL ctftoti to USA East ft Nest Coast. team. Cantoean aad Eatt Can* M» EILAT CONTAINER LINE Spare Oat Inert* lapo Mac* 'Vim fIMSYDKT TOkai IN lIN UN 12 M 17 M m SSCAPORE iU ISM M 21 M 77 M 1 A*571 words
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Miscellaneous188 1984-06-25 26 Regional Weather f 0 4 r A i 'M ft N IV M CA X 1.1 to K t 0 > »1 is i^s r^Ti i 1k 3 SIGNIFICANT WEATHER AND SEA CONDITIONS AT 7.30 A.M. THIS MORNING. </* Wind direction with speed in knots Wave height LEGEND: R Thunderstorm188 words
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