The Business Times, 26 July 1984

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    12 1 BUSINESS TIMES M.C. (P) No. 66/1/84 THURSDAY, JULY 2fi, 1984 60 CENTS
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  • Article
    SIA considers public listing
    634 1  -  Exact date will depend on market conditions and government approval By WANG LOOK KEAH, Transport Correspondent SINGAPORE AIRLINES is considering a listing of its shares on the Stock Exchange of Singapore. There had been talk for many years that it could offer its shares to the
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  • YESTERDAY IN PARLIAMENT
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      One-man-one-vote system needs able men to run it
      455 1  -  By JOANNE YAP THE PRIME MINISTER warned yesterday that the present one-man-one-vote election system would not survive unless there were able men to run it. At the start of the session, Mr Lee Kuan Yew said there was no guarantee the system
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      Role of Press
      78 1 IT WAS not the government's desire or intention that the local press should be a copy of America's or Britain's, the Prime Minister said in Parliament yesterday. Mr Lee Kuan Yew said that the Singapore press should be modelled more like the Japanese press where facts were
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      Jaya explains need for good lawyers
      209 1 SINGAPORE must attract good lawyers from a wider area, Professor S Jayakumar said yesterday when he moved the Legal Profession (Amendment) Bill in Parliament. At present, only lawyers with degrees from Singapore and the UK are allowed to practise law in the Republic. "Such
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      Jeyaretnam asked to reconsider accepting non-constituency seat
      174 1 THE MEMBER of Parliament for Anson and his party were asked yesterday to reconsider accepting non-constituency seats when offered under the Constitution Amendment. "Surely, the MP for Anson has enjoyed the glamour and limelight of being in this House since October 1981 and
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      STOCK MARKET
      71 1 SELECTIVE baying Interest helped to Uvea np the performuee of the Stagapore stock market yesterday. Ike day clssed with the allsector BT Composite Index easing 1.13 psiats to 172.74, while the Straits Times Industrial Index recorded Its best gain so far this week, tacking sa 3.14 points to
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      Non-elected MP's seat will be left vacant if he resigns or dies
      450 1  -  By FOO CHOY PENG THE GOVERNMENT is not obliged to fill the seat of a nonelected opposition member in Parliament should he resign or die during office. The Parliamentary Elections (Amendment) Bill, moved by Second Law Minister S
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    How lifting of US withholding tax affects Singapore
    596 1  -  By SOH TIANG KENG THE LIFTING of the 30 per cent US withholding tax on interest paid to foreign investors on portfolio investments will hit Singapore's Asian dollar market. But the blow will not be fatal. The 16-year-old market is strong and
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      264 1 MACHINES never go on strike. But some gondolas, or suspended scaffoldings, will soon be refusing to work if they are overloaded. Find out who is instigating this 'stop work order'. Page 2 ROTTERDAM traders said with crude oil heading towards 28-month lows on the European spot market, oil-producing nations ore
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      145 1 SINGAPORE IS ONE OF THE MOST EXPENSIVE PLACES L«J:'j *:W: OR IS IT? Not if you rent one from BTW. That way, you can avoid the initial outlay, road tax and maintenance costs that pose a real burden to the car owner. What you will enjoy, instead, are our little
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  • HOME NEWS
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      MD invents safety device for gondolas
      612 2  -  Contraption to prevent overloading By RICHARD SEAH IT HAS been said that machines never go on strike. But some gondolas, or suspended scaffoldings, will soon be refusing to work if they are overloaded. The man instigating this "stop work order" is Mr Cyril Venning,
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      PEOPLE IN BUSINESS
      452 2 CUVE CO WHAM has joined Jones Lang Wootton as senior partner of the firm's Singapore office. Mr Co wham, who was a proprietory partner based in Sydney, will be taking over from Stephen Howes, who is returning to Sydney. In addition to his responsibilities in Singapore, Mr
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      Fastframe aims to get you sized up quicker and cheaper
      252 2 A HONEYMOON trip to London has led to Singapore being chosen as the first overseas outlet for a fast picture-framing service already introduced in Britain. Singapore businessman Sim Yong Chan, managing director of Tangarine Trading, and his wife Helen were
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      Sound & Vision sets up joint venture in Singapore
      168 2 Sound Vision sets up joint venture in Singapore SOUND AND VISION Communications, a British audiovisual, video and conference production house, has opened an office in Singapore to handle business in the Far East and Australasia. Chairman Roger Thompson said in London that the Singapore headqarters has the equipment to make
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      MEMO-PAD
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      Singapore to set up booth at Minneapolis exhibition
      179 3 THE SINGAPORE Convention Bureau (SCB) is trying to woo American associations to meet in Singapore with a booth at an exposition in Minneapolis. The exposition, to be held from Aug 4 to 8, is organised by the American Society of Association Executives
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      Exploring new frontiers in the world of medicine
      306 3  -  By ANNA TEO THE LATEST developments in medical research will be presented at the coming 18th Singapore-Malaysia Congress of Medicine. Organised by the Academy of Medicine, Singapore, it will be held from Aug 2-5 at the Dynasty Hotel. This year's theme is
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      SBS tries out its fourth coin-changing machine
      187 3 SINGAPORE Bus Service has introduced yet another coinchanging machine for trial the fourth unit so far. It was installed at the Bedok Interchange yesterday. The company is testing three different units at the Hougang, Jurong and Toa Payoh interchanges. The unit at Hougang
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      Apex software for Prudential Assurance
      338 3  -  By AMY BALAN A LOCALLY developed insurance software package is part of a $2 million investment to upgrade the Far East operations of UKbased Prudential Assurance one of the largest insurance companies in the world. The software, from Apex Systems Pte Ltd, a local software
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    • TRADE TALK
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        ENDRUST (AUSTRALIA)
        116 3 Pty Ltd is seeking agents to assist in its bid to capture the Asean market for its rust-proofing process. Alternatively, the company is willing to sell its technology for manufacture under licence. The company's rustproofing process protects cars, trucks and tractors against internal surface corrosion. The Endrust process
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        DATA GENERAL
        76 3 has launched a 32-bit "under the desk" super minicomputer in the latest extension to its ECLIPSE MV series. The ECLIPSE MV/4000 SC, which fits under an office desk and is mounted on rollers for easy use, packs the power of the MV/4000 into smaller configurations. The new system
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        A NEW
        94 3 software module for Westinghouse Electric Corporation's WESTI teleprocessing system permits users to employ a wide variety of programs produced by independent software developers specifically for IBM's CICS. The new module is called the WESTI/CICS Interface program. The program permits WESTI users to use online application programs which have
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      IBM makes Sim Lim Technology a value added agent
      223 3  -  By GRACE YU IBM SINGAPORE has. appointed Sim Lim Technology as a Value Added Remarketeer (VAR) to serve the trading, distribution and real estate industries. As an IBM VAR, Sim Lim Technology, which is part of the Sim Lim group of
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      Thirty more post offices to open until 8pm
      224 3 THIRTY more post offices will remain open until Bpm on Wednesdays (except public holidays) in addition to the 34 that have extended their hours from May 2. The new batch of post offices, which will offer longer hours of service, including one
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      more this year
      184 3 THE PUBLIC Utilities Board (PUB) is spending $4.6 million to train its employees this year, an increase of $1 million over last year. Of this, 45 per cent or more than $2 million will be spent on training to enable daily-rated employees to upgrade themselves, said the
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      Planning the office layout to achieve better productivity
      282 3  -  By LISA LEE GOVERNMENT offices are looking to ergonomics, which studies the relationship between man and his environment, to increase office productivity. The Public Works Department, Urban Renewal Authority and the Ministry of Environment are in the process of finding the best
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      'Former CPIB chief drowned'
      140 3 A PRELIMINARY post-mortem report into the death of Mr Ponniah Rajaratnam, adviser and acting director of the AntiCorruption Bureau in Brunei, has concluded that he drowned in Muara on Sunday, 22 July. Mr Rajaratnam, 68, formerly director of the Singapore Corrupt Practices Investigation Bureau (CPIB), was
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  • OVERSEAS
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      Lock icon Producers pressured to cut oil prices
      399 4 Crude heading towards 28-month lows Reuter WITH CRUDE oil heading towards 28-month lows on the European spot market, oilproducing nations are coming under heavy pressure to cut their official prices. Traders in Rotterdam said yesterday that producers such as the Soviet Union, Britain and
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      Lock icon McDonald's to close restaurant
      81 4 UPI BOWING to public pressure, the McDonald's restaurant where 21' people were killed by a demented gunman will be closed. The company said yesterday that its San Ysidro restaurant, in San Diego, bad been stripped in the pre-dawn hours of all its corporate signs, including the
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      Lock icon Draft Bill to fight computer crime
      205 4 AFP THE US House of Representatives unanimously passed a draft Bill on Tuesday making computer "break-ins" a federal offence. The measure, adopted 395 to 0, was part of a package aimed also aimed against credit card fraud. Young people using home computers have repeatedly
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      Lock icon Police investigation
      31 4 AP TOKYO police are investigating a Chinese man, Li Hu, 63, who claimed he was a Beijing University prolessnr and obtained high technology products from Japanese electric companies. AP
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      Lock icon Vietnam rejects Japanese peace plan on Cambodia
      129 4 AFP VIETNAM has rejected Japan's three-phase peace plan on Cambodia as a reiteration of support for Asean proposals to please China. The Vietnamese communist party paper, Nhan Dan, quoted by the Vietnam News Agency (VNA), monitored in Bangkok, criticised Japanese Foreign Minister Shintaro
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      Lock icon US may prosecute criminal diplomats
      248 4 AP IN SPITE OF frustration over diplomats who "get away with murder", lifting blanket diplomatic immunity from criminal prosecution could lead to reciprocal arrests and trials of American diplomats around the world. Daniel McGovern, principal US State Department deputy legal adviser, was speaking before a
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      Lock icon Promoting US joint ventures with India
      263 4 AP INDIA HAS opened investment opportunities for Western technology, and some US businesses have averaged 20.3 per cent annual profit in collaboration with Indian companies, according to a new study aimed at promoting Joint ventures. "It is clear that India is turning outward to
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      Lock icon New Soviet aircraft carrier
      61 4 Thta to an artist's Impression of the Soviet Union's first nuclssr-powsrsd sircrsft carrisr. According to Jane's Osfsncs Wsskly, ths Boviets hsvs spesdsd up construction of tho carrisr and plans to base now Bukhoi Su-27 all-wsathsr fightsre on It Roporfts indiests that the carrier la now two-thirds
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      Lock icon In seerch of a new Hongkong
      73 4 AFP A GROUP of Chinese Hongkong residents yesterday called on Britain to help them build a new Hongkong elsewhere to escape communist rule when China resumes sovereignty over the colony in 1997. The group, which said it had no political affiliation, paid for an
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      Lock icon Bid to sell satellite fails
      275 4 AFP FOUR WEST European ambassadors in Tokyo yesterday approached the foreign ministry, urging Japan to accept a European offer of a "Meteosat" weather satellite and launch operation. They appeared to be unsuccessful in their bid. Andre Rom and Dieter Chena ux Repond, ambassadors of France
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      Lock icon Call to safeguard world environment
      328 4 UPI A PANEL of business leadera is urging multinational corporations to recognise it as their responsibility and in their self-interest to prevent environmental destruction of Third World nations. In a report released in Washington on Tuesday, the panel emphasised that the world's multinational companies must
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      DAILY AIRCRAFT MOVEMENTS
      736 4 ARRIVALS Operator Same* Local From wmwhor tint KAL KE687 0020 SEL/KUL PAA PA5 0020 JFK/SFO/HKG CAL 0009 0040 TPE SIA SQ43 0750 DHA MAS MH68I 0620 KUL TMA TL35I 0630 BEY/DXB MAS MH601 0905 KUL SV SV378 0910 JED/RUH MAS MH671 0935 KUL MAS MH811 0940 PEN
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      Lock icon Congress told of 'unfair' practices of Asian exporters
      376 5 AP CONGRESS was told on Tuesday of "illegal and unfair foreign trade practices" involving some Asian clothing exports to the country. Thomas Gray, senior special agent of the US Customs Commercial Fraud Centre, told a House of Representatives Energy and Commerce subcommittee
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      Lock icon Israel tightens currency controls
      143 5 Reuter ISRAEL'S interim government tightened currency control regulations and promised quick and drastic action to curb the country's rampant inflation. Finance Minister Yigal Cohen-Orgad said he is imposing from today a 15 per cent value added tax on Israelis exchanging shekels (or foreign Currencies. He said
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      Lock icon HK and Seoul asked to move to skill-intensive exports
      189 5 AP INTERNATIONAL Labour Organisation studies on the economic situation in Hongkong and South Korea suggest that their industries turn increasingly to skill-intensive exports, the ILO said on Tuesday. Noting that growth rates in both countries have been declining in recent years,
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      Lock icon Flight of fantasy
      67 5 FANCY ellmbing ap this stairway? Well, dent, becaase yon an likely to Had y aorself Mag driven ap the waU literally. TUs painting of a wide stairway leading to aa imaginery palaee eaa be faaad aa the side tf a building in Raarert, West Germany, and is
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      Lock icon EEC extends credits to nuclear contracts
      309 5 NYT THE EUROPEAN ECONOMIC Community is to take part in a scheme agreed on among the industrialised countries to extend the export credits consensus, under the aegis of the Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development, to nuclear power contracts. EEC foreign ministers reached an
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    • WORLD IN BRIEF
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        Emergency powers
        69 5 THE ZIMBABWEAN parliament has voted to renew the state of emergency in force in the country for nearly 19 years. White independent members were among those who voted in favour of the motion to renew wide-ranging emer- gency powers for a further six months. Members of the opposition
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        Unauthorised visits
        77 5 THE PASSPORTS of 155 Malaysians who made unauthorised visits to China have been impounded, Deputy Home Minister Radzi Sheikh Ahmad told Parliament on Tuesday. He said that the government would revoke the passports of Malaysians who made such visits and "the government could also revoke the citizenships of
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        Special allotment
        72 5 THE TEN EEC members have agreed in principle to a special allotment of 62.5 million European Currency Units (ECUs) worth US$5O million to help workers hit by modernisation in the steel industry. The money will be used, with contributions from the EEC member states, to maintain levels of
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        Tokyo snubbed
        90 5 NORTH KOREA has accused Japan of hostility and has rejected an overture to renew a private fishery accord between the two countries, a North Korean broadcast said yesterday. The broadcast said North Korea had declined a Japanese invitation to send a delegation for talks on the issue because
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        Lock icon Cholera germs
        64 5 Agencies QUARANTINE authorities in Yokohama have ordered five tonnes of frozen shrimp from India to be destroyed after finding cholera germs in the shipment. The shrimp was brought into Yokohama by a Soviet freighter from Madras on July 15, the authorities said. It was the third time since
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      Airbus makers looking beyond European market
      550 5  -  Consortium eyes Asia, Africa and South America By LOH HUI YIN THE multi-blllioo-dollar market for commercial aircraft Is expected to Improve after 1906. With this revival In mind, manufacturers of the Airbus aircraft are eyeing a larger •hare of the market In Asia, Africa
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      Lock icon Kirkpatrick happy with nomination of Ferraro
      275 5 AP PRESIDENT RONALD Reagan's Ambassador to the United Nations said on Tuesday that Walter Mondale's choice of Geraldine Ferraro as his vicepresidential running mate was "just marvellous". "I was delighted when I first heard about it and I have been delighted ever since," Jeane
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      Lock icon Reagan man apologises for slip
      87 5 AFP PRESIDENT Ronald Reagan's election campaign chief apologised on Tuesday for what he said was a "Freudian slip" when be predicted that Democratic vice-presidential nominee Geraldine Ferraro "may be the biggest bust politically in recent history". The official, Edward Rollins, said he intended no sexual
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      Lock icon Anti-Scargill miners ask strikers to end walkout
      193 5 UPI BRITISH COAL miners opposed to union leader Arthur Scargill are urging dissident strikers to return to work en masse »nri end the walkout, now in its 20th, violence-marred week, British news reports said yesterday. The reports, in several Fleet Street newspapers, said
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      Lock icon Reagan says he will not raise taxes if re-elected
      267 5 UPI PRESIDENT REAGAN has said that he would not increase taxes next year if re-elected, rejecting Democratic presidential nominee Walter Mondale's assertion that whoever won the presidency would have to raise taxes. "There are no plans for a tax increase," Mr
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  • BANKING AND FINANCE
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      Lock icon Study says US asleep when Mexican crisis broke out
      607 6 FT, NYT THE US TREASURY was "asleep at the switch" when the Mexican debt crisis broke in August 1962, according to a study published by the Group of 30, a consultative group of international monetary and economic experts. US Treasury Secretary
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      Lock icon Argentina proposes new approach to debt negotiations
      225 6 Reuter ARGENTINE Foreign Minister Dante Caputs says be has proposed a compromise solution providing for continued Latin American debt payments while meetinf the region* demands for easier repayment tflnfft. T" "Debt negotiations shffeld continue to be bilateral but-the framework of those bilateral negotiations
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      Lock icon Eleven more Aussie forex licences
      56 6 Reuter AUSftIALIA tas grafted authority to eleven more organisations to deal in foreign exAange, bringing the total to 81. They include Australian International Finance Corp, Commercial Continental, Euro-Pacific Finance Corp, First Chicago Australia, Grindlays Securities Australia, tndosar Australia, Martin Corporation, Michelle NBD, Partnership Pacific, Standard
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      Lock icon UK government urged to focus on narrow money aggregates when drawing up policy
      370 6 Reuter THE UK government should place greater emphasis on narrow rather than broad monetary aggregates in setting monetary policy in coming months, broker W Greenwell 4 Co said in its latest Monetary Bulletin. If growth of the
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      Lock icon Indians deposit 27bn rupees
      54 6 Reuter OVERSEAS Indians had 27.06 billion rupees in deposits in Indian banks as of April 30, Finance Minister Pranab MukerJee told Parliament. He said as of March 31, overseas Indians had bought shares and debentures worth 648 million rupees and directly invested 1.56 billion rupees as
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      Lock icon Swiss rates rise with firmer Eurofranc
      215 6 Reuter A RISE in Swiss banks' customer time deposit rates announced on Tuesday was a natural consequence of recently firmer Eurofranc rates, foreign exchange dealers said. The banks raised time deposit rates to a flat 4V« per cent from 3V< per cent for three
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      Lock icon South African rates likely to fall
      285 6 Reuter LONG-TERM South African interest rates are likely to fall only one percentage point and short-term rates three points from current levels by the end of this year, Sanlam Insurance says in its economic survey. It predicted a gradual improvement in the balance of
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      Lock icon Slow growth in foreign banks
      117 6 AFP FOREIGN banks operating In Japan as of the end of last month totalled 76, up two from a year earlier. Branches went up by three to 106. Announcing the figures yesterday, the Finance Ministry said the advance of the foreign banks into Japan continued
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      Lock icon Search for Continental chairman continues
      294 6 Reuter A THREE-YEAR, US$4.5 billion rescue package for Continental Illinois National Bank and Trust Co has been held up while bank regulators complete the search (or a new chairman, banking sources say. The package originally was due to be announced on Tuesday but uncertainty surrounding
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  • MONEY AND EXCHANGES
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      Forex markets
      491 6 SV9GAPORK: THE US dollar closed mixed against major currencies yesterday after fluctuating within a narrow range in ligqt trading. < Most operators were cautious ahead of Fed chairman Paul Volcker's testimony to congress, which is expected to give some clue to future US monetary policies. The dollar closed
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      Foreign exchange
      235 6 Interbank rates at 3pm Local doMors to 0«oHd y— moo part* ONO OMt of Of •xjr US dolor 2.1540 2.1550 2.8196 •23.61 Storing pound Australian dolor 2 8506 2 8542 7 3469 -61.20 1 7861 1 7897 3 4286 47 85 N2 dolor 1 0684 1 0710 *****
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      Treasury bills
      71 6 THE Monetary Authority of Singapore has invited banks and discount houses to tender for 1125 million 91-day Treasury bills The tender closes on July 27. Each tender must not be for less than *250,000. OCBC Exchange Rate Index 1 Q5 46 OCBC trade-weighted index for the Singapore dollar
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      Asian $
      339 6 Asian Short-dated Asian dollar deposit rates weakened slightly In thin late trading yesterday from firmer opening levels hut still finished higher compared with Monday night. Short-dates slipped 1/16 point in the afternoon on offering interest to close at a common 11-3/8 11-1/4 for overnight and Wednesday/ Thursday, still 1/16 firmer
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      Gold
      193 6 SINGAPORE Futures closed easier in moderate trading yesterday reflecting softer overseas gold prices. December, the only traded position with a turnover of 632 lots, closed lower at U*****.30 an ounce compared with New York's $351.00/50 dose. HONGKONG Gold closed lower but near its high of the day at U*****.00/50
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      Money markets
      112 6 THE OVERNIGHT rate eased by Vfc-point to close at IVi per cent on the Singapore interbank money market yesterday. Term rates for the one, two and three-month maturities remained at Tuesday's closing levels. S$ interbank rates at 3pm yesterday Offer M Overnight 7 1/2 7 3/8 1-month 8
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      395 6 The World's Agricultural Technology Goes on Show in Malaysia f for the ASEAN Region o Make plans now to visit the most comprehensive international agriculture exhibition held to date for the ASEAN region AGASIA '84. Nine national groups wTbnng to the region their countries' technology and knowhow. Notably among them
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  • FEATURES
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      Bottom line for compromises
      465 8 BOTTOM-PATTING has become an election issue in Canada, thanks to Prime Minister John Turner's tactile approach to electioneering. "I'm a hugger. I'm a tactile politician. I'm slapping people all over the place. That's my style," he says. His political doctrine is that if babies are good
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      Lock icon Pacific is world's new centre of gravity
      995 8 For most of history, the global economy has been dominated by the countries around the Atlantic, but now the centre of gravity is beginning to move to the Pacific. Since 1979, for example, 14 Pacific countries have accounted for over half the increase
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      Clarification
      142 8  -  letters HJ BADARUDDIN PEN GARAH HJ OTHMAN Director tt InfsrmattM Ministry «f Caltare, Yenth «M Negara Brum* DmnmSm I REFER to your report on the-' bank of America's predictions that 'Brunei may break forex link with Singapore' (BT July 18). I wish to point out that the prediction did
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      183 8  - D H HAGLEY Manager: Wigspsrr, MaiayiJaJC I WOULD like to correct two significant mistakes in your report (BT July 6) on Qantas's very healthy profit result of AssB million during the last financial year... The sale of the Wentworth Hotel property in Sydney was effected two years previously thus had
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      Lock icon Deflation is new joker in economists' deck
      1036 8  -  By PETER KILBORN NYT NO SOONER had American economists and government policymakers begun celebrating the conquest of the stubborn inflation of a few years ago than they spotted a new affliction in the US's economy deflation. Now its symptoms have begun to spread.
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      Lock icon US consortium plans new Landsat system
      960 9 Eosat proposes system of programable remote-sensing satellites The Landsat remote-sensing satellite system, until now a research project, is to be revamped, following the US government's insistence that it be turned over to the private sector to exploit. PETER MARSH describes the plans that one
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      Lock icon Japanese companies mix business with pleasure
      565 9  -  By JAMES TYSON UPI NISSAN motors knows "all work and no play makes Yukiko a dull employee." So, the giant car maker sees that Yukiko Matsushita hasn't far to go from her computer terminal at the Yokohama plant to its ninestory, US$2.9 million sports
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      29 8 BnStoW PHjaJcDicte&s TV*. Next DOOR OMTwe fcifcHT is "Twe Buyit4G > T Hey RESADMSIBUE. Fofc THC. P\XCMP«S«NG FSND P»UJDCAT»bM OF POX rnFvreßiPuJS P\ND rnw-t FW \nofbßTp*\iT TOTHe.smoonj RUNNING OF THCOOBP*N*SP>"nON
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      1999 9 rx| r. 1 CRYPTIC PUZZLE ACROSS 1 Jokes about signs of disunity? (6) 7 So the okJ wreck may be out m the garden (4, 4) 8 She's olways in the hero's arms (4) 10 Very poor way to try to get out of the wood (6) 11 Foreign river,
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  • INTERNATIONAL STOCKS
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      Lock icon Sales by US car manufacturers rise by 13pc
      360 10 NYT THE SIX major US car manufacturers have reported that sales in the July 11-20 period rose 13 per cent from the same time last year. On a daily selling rate basis, it was the best middle of July period in six
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      Lock icon St Regis Corp and Brooke Bond reject takeover bids
      169 10 NYT, AFP ST REGIS Corp said directors had rejected a takeover bid of US$52 a share, or |757 million, from publisher Rupert Murdoch. In a letter on Monday, Mr Murdoch had invited top executives to remain in command of the company.
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      Wall Street counters drop to 17-month low
      302 10 AFTER trying unsuccessfully to rally several times, Wall Street plunged to a 17-month low while suffering its fifth consecutive loss on Tuesday in sluggish trading. Brokers said a late afternoon sell off in bellwether General Motors stock had a domino effect on other
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      Toronto
      120 10 JULY 24 c$ 27 unch Imp Ol Inco 34* 11* k»» Pro* Pip« 28H Int Uu 21* Intl Wck«l unch Kerr Add 15* Lobiow B 14* unch BP Con Ltd 23* Mauty Farg 3 unch Mc BkxM 23* unch 22% MoHor A 16* 49 -W •I* unch unch unch
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      Johannesburg
      224 10 JULY 24 Bantf •NOllSTtlALS Truit 8k Un Staai Urwc 235 110 515 -5 unch 5 WooKrorth 1500 25 167 uneh MININGS AE And CI 8356 mh Anglo* 2075 40 AAS?" H> 2825 Angtvool 1660 1190 10 Ruff eh 6100 C G Smith I8S0 25 460 45 CNA Com Gold
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      New York
      707 10 JULY 24 USS ACF InduMna* Mean AJkMiwt 24* Alcoa 32H Alagharty Lud 21* unch AM Own Cp X unch AM Storm 43* ABt-Owlman l« Am Brandt he 57* Am Broodcatt 60* Am Can Co 40* Am Cyanamd 44* Ehc Pwr 17* Exprau 25* -M Am Noma Prod 48*
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      European markets
      890 10 Amsterdam JULY 24 fh AflN 290 00 +1 107 50 +0 5 AhoW Akzo 78 X +15 AMEV 142 50 -1 5 AimM 52 00 +04 fWV Bote 82 50 -1 5 233.00 +0.5 Boika 28 70 -0 1 63.00 -1 Catand 3480 -04 CaK 335 00 +5
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      Hongkong
      315 11 HONGKONG: Share prices closed i mostly higher yesterday on selective buying but small investors stayed on ithe sidelines to await the outcome of la visit to Peking by British foreign secretary Geoffrey Howe. Brokers noted fresh buying of ■Hongkong shares on the London «market on speculation that Howe's (visit
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      Taipei
      223 11 JULY 25 Al Sincara Indus Aim Camant Gothoy Con* MT a 50 25 20 30.00 +0.1 -0.3 -0.1 Cham Indus ban Hwa Indus Nan Yo Plas Pocific Cons Pacific Elact 22.00 1280 31.20 27 80 1880 -02 -0.1 -0.4 unch -02 Chang Hwa Bank Chan Loong 59 50 26
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      Tokyo
      422 11 TOKYO: Share prices shrugged off Wall Street's 1964 low closing on Tuesday, and ended higher on fresh buying in the last half hour of trading. The market average rose 61.15 to close at 9,800.11 after gaining 35.61 on Tuesday, on a volume of 280 million shares against 230 million
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      Seoul
      80 11 July 25 Bonk Saoul Won 675 650 -5 Hywtdai Corp Hyundai Motor KAL Korao Firit 936 665 460 718 1360 -70 -18 -10 1 -70 ComTMricpl Bk 674 640 +4 -40 Korea Sh*> 430 809 3 -16 Doawoo Corp 496 630 -7 •11 Somtung Co 640 980 -45 30
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      Sydney
      209 11 AUBTRALIA: Major share indices closed little changed yesterday deispite support for heavyweight re--1 source issues. Near the close, the All Ordinaries 'Index was 0.1 lower at 671.4, the All !Industrials Index was 0.4 higher at •960.5 and the All Resources Index !was off 0.5 at 446.9. Falls outnumbered rises
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      Bangkok
      199 11 BANQKOK: Share prices closed mixed yesterday with loses and gains about equal in quiet trading. The Book Club Index rose 0.12 to 118.17 on turnover of 39.2 million baht with 237,796 shares traded. Siam Cement rose two baht to 379 and Industrial Finance Corp two to 142 while Thai
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      Manila
      124 11 MANILA: Share prices closed mixed in continued dull trading yesterday due to Philippines economic conditions. The Commercial and Industrial Index was down 0.96 to 124.30, oils fell 0.017 to 0.761 and the Mining Marker climbed 6.78 to 957.03. PLDT closed 0.50 pesos higher at 38 but Phil Overseas was
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      Lock icon Plant operational from October
      62 11 AFP MALAYSIA'S multi-million dollar fertiliser plant, being built as an Association of South-east Asian Nation Joint venture, would be operational from October next year. The Minister in the Prime Minister's Department, James Ongkili, told Parliament the plant which would produce ammonia and urea, at Bintulu, on
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      Lock icon Riccar has debts of 82.6bn yen, says chairman
      268 11 Reuter RICCAR Co chairman Shozo Hiraki says the company has debts of 82.6 billion yen and has applied to the Tokyo district court to write off 40 per cent of the debt. He says the company has asked the court to allow
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      Lock icon Kodak sells technical expertise to outsiders
      228 11 AP EASTMAN Kodak Co, the biggest US manufacturer of photographic film, will sell its photography know-how to outsiders for the first time in a contract to help set up a factory for colour film and paper in Xiamen, Fujian Province, China. Kodak says it
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        Corporate signs pacts with China
        126 11 CORPORATE Data Sciences Inc says in London it has concluded agreements aimed at leading to the sale of computer equipment to China worth about US$56 million. Two agreements provide for negotiating and entering into one or more contracts with the Amalgamated Computer Companies of Guangdong
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        HK Land to expand in North America
        78 11 HONGKONG Land, owners of the prestigious Manda- rin Hotel in the British colony and Bangkok's Oriental Hotel, plans to expand operations in North America, according to the company. Land, one of the world's biggest property companies which has been badly hit by a
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        Lock icon Sumitomo raises profit forecast
        89 11 Agencies SUMITOMO Electric Industries has revised upwards its parent company current profit forecast to 20 billion yen in the year ending March 31, from the earlier expected 19 billion yen and an actual 15.06 billion yen in 1983/84. President Tetsuro Kawakami told a press conference the
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      Lock icon Drop in ratio of Japanese stockowners
      149 11 AFP JAPANESE individual stockownership ratio dropped to a record low of 26.8 per cent in fiscal 1983 ended in March, off 1.2 percentage points from the previous year. This was revealed by a survey report conducted by the Japanese Stock Exchanges Association in last
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      104 11 For lunch. For dinner For a richly rewarding experience KiiNinrssiiK ii s I urn li .11 Suml.n UruiK It or reservations (.ill 7.'i7 )f>77 A V < i-nliin I'urk Slmtiilimi Siiii;ii|Hiir MING COURT HOTEL SINGAPORE Edmund Tan entertains As you unwind with your favourite drink, our resident artiste, Edmund Tan
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      97 11 r Peninsula t@f C <P i>e W|W house 1 Penmsui i He bili O 11 <*' 17 much more than i just coffee is I! served. I Hospitality. Atmosphere. Scenic view. I'Menufuf of I local and I continental I favourites. Daily Set Lunch (LocaP Western) Each day, a local favourite
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      144 11 I II mm Once again Hilton's Orchard Cafe creates culinary excitement with a difference Dine on authentic Thai favourites, prepared by chefs from Hilton International Bangkok. As an added attraction, a Chiang Mai umbrella painter will be in residence, demonstrating this popular Thai handicraft. Buffet includes Tom Yam Khoong (spicy
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      99 11 I pound the k Our newly extended Coffee Garden is now better than ever. Whether you have an appetite for local or continental food, you 11 find our staff friendly and efficient, our food appealing and delicious. Try our famous claypot specialities, Hainanese chicken rice and other dishes. For reservations,
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  • RAW MATERIALS
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      How many friends has the ITA?
      787 12  -  By MICHAEL NEIL THE SIXTH International Tin Agreement (ITA), two years old at the end of this month after a difficult birth in mid-1982, now has few enemies outside the London Metal Exchange. The floor-price is secure, tin sales from the US strategic stockpile
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      Lock icon Commodity prices fall in the United States
      444 12 NYT PRICES of raw materials at factories and farms in the United States, after rising last winter, have fallen sharply in the last two months even as the business expansion remains unexpectedly strong. This development could be good for consumers to the extent
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      ISO to increase export quota of Honduras and Guatemala
      196 12 THE EXECUTIVE committee of the International Sugar Organisation decided to allocate an extra 38,452 tonnes of sugar to Honduras, bringing its export quota for 1984 to 108,452 tonnes; and an extra 132,678 tonnes to Guatemala (total quota now raised to 363,716
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      WHEAT
      124 12 WHEAT futures closed mostly higher on the Chicagt/Board of Trade on Tuesday despite weakness in other markets. Wheat ranged from two cents a bushel higher in March to off V« cent in thinly traded new crop. September was held to a four cent range. Corn futures closed on or
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      Straits Tin
      91 12 THE Straits tin price In Peaug yesterday rooe two cents to MS». 17 per kilo, alter holding at toe ITA fleer level ef $21.15 since Jnly 18. Dealers attributed toe rise to strong support by the buffer stock manager, helped by a smaller offering of 88 tonnes, down
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      PALM OIL
      183 12 PRICES on the Malaysian crude palm oil market yesterday closed lower in quiet trading on profit-tak-ing and light speculative selling sparked by weaker Chicago soy futures. In the July position, south region fell Msl3 to $960 per tonne, while north and central eased (20 and $17.50 respectively to
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      TEXTILES
      165 12 Yarn (la HK$ per boie of 400 lb) China card«d yorn, cones Blue Phoenix 16's 3,450 EXue Phoenix 2C» 3.550 Hue Phoenix 32 3.900 Blue Phoenix 40'* 4,350 Carded yarn, hank Bkje Phoenix 21 3,600 Combed yorn, cones Bkie Phoenix 32's 5,500 Blue Phoenix 40'» 5,600 Open-end yorn Blue
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      SOYBEAN
      215 12 SOYBEAN futures closed on or near the lows on the Chicago Board of Trade on Tuesday, down 21 to 13 cents per bushel, with August posting a 23 cent range. Both old crop August and new crop November plunged through recent lows on widespread speculative selling, which kept the
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      Produce exchange
      150 12 Chinese Produce Exchange (Seders' noon ctosina DrKtl on Jul* Robusta 20/25% FOB NSW Nutmeg 487 50 25. SS/100 kg) 110 FOB NSW 355 00 B W FOB NSW 256 00 Coconut oil 210.00 223 00 Gambier Bulk FOB Ok) drum FOB FOB NSW 305.00 New drum FOB 227
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      RICE
      282 12 Singapore (S$/kile, ea-godown) C-l special C-l Ordinary Loonzan 100% unq unq Thai white first grade S3 100% 1st ckns 100% second grade (kangaroo) 1 05 077 100% third grade unq new crop 100% 2nd das* Parboiled 5% 10% 280 100% 3rd doss 075 25% new crop No stock 275
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      RUBBER
      248 12 SINGAPORE The market closed higher yesterday with August One RSS buyers quoted at 189.75 cents per kg, up 2.25 cents from Tuesday. The morning session opened about two cents higher following better London advices and gained further ground in subsequent quiet trading on some buying of August One RSS.
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      RAS and MRELB
      247 12 RAS prices S OMts/kia, FOI in Mas) NOON CLOSE Irrt 1 RSS prompt 187.50 188.50N 187.25 I88.25N Int 1 RSS Aug 190.00 190 50 189 75 190.25 Int 1 RSS S«p 196.50 197.00 196 25 196.75 Int 2 RSS 182.75 183.75N 182.75 I83.75N UK/Coot. 181.75 I82.75N 181.75
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      SSR and SMR
      76 12 fMCMtS/1 twp RAS riUta) (CM August rrwit mth) NOON Man (forward mtfc) NOON kr«i Silm SSR20 SSR50 187.50 185.50 189.50N I87.50N 188.50 186 50 190.50N I88.50N MRELB leyws j til in B«y*rs Sdsvs SMRCV SMRL SMR5 SMRGP SMR 10 SMR 20 SMR 50 237.00 237.00 216.50 Unq
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      LONDON MARKETS
      903 12 COFFEE Robusta futures at midday yesteray rallied from early £7 losses and were £29 to £4 a tonne up from Tuesday night. Prices advanced on speculative and heavy commission house buying. September traded at £2,230, up £29 and compared with an initial low of £2,192. There was no
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      191 12 For all those interested in the vital issue of the balance of power between the superpowers in the 1980s, Arms Armour Press present two authoritative new books "7 B Steven LRys igt CT* t J 4 'm. a r 4% >V. r ■*>i JL US MILITARY POWER This handsomely illustrated
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      Market ends mixed with easier undertone
      4162 13 MOST share prices closed mixed to easier on the Singapore stock market yesterday. The all-sector BT Composite Index eased 1.03 points to 772.74 while the Straits Times Industrial Index added 3.14 points to 870.89, its best gain so far this week. Buying interest was
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      Chief price changes
      224 13 SINGAPORE Rises Indices My 24 M,2S KooDMitM 50« 955 +25 rr 773 77 772 74 nI'T is KhZr K t?l ITOI/OS 363 -Jia 212 2 ST **7 75 *70*9 H ST Fmm 2559.22 2544.21 Amcol 25c 251 +12 STHMk 980 27 897.67 Supronw Wont 120 +9 ST
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      KL stocks continue to lose ground
      507 13 THE Kuala Lumpur stock market declined further yesterday in quiet trading, with share prices retreating across a broad front. Trading was again selective with a few speculative issues dominating interest. Turnover dropped to 5.69 million shares valued at M 514.97 million from Tuesday's 6.14
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      Business done on the SES
      2744 13 BID and offer prices officially listed and business in and reported to the Stock Exchange of Singapore yesterday with the number of shares traded shown in brackets In lots of 14)00 units unless otherwise specified. All Time SetUement Contracts are quoted after the word "SETT"
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  • COMPANY NEWS
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      Kentucky, OUB good for medium term
      952 14 imtmi iMLK HONGKONG-based Sun Hung Kai Securities (Pte) Ltd has recommended Kentucky Fried Chicken (S) Ltd and Overseas Union Bank Ltd as sound investments for the medium term. Kentucky is expected to record a near 10 per cent growth in group pre-tax profits to
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      Lock icon Murdoch bid rejected by St Regis
      242 14 Reuter THE BOARD of St Regis Corp has rejected a takeover offer from Australian publisher Rupert Murdoch. The board met on Monday to consider the proposal submitted by Mr Murdoch and News International PLC and decided that the US$52 a share offer from Mr
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      Lock icon Hongkong Bank reaches the crossroads
      1176 14 NYT THE Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corporation, otherwise known as the Hongkong Bank, is still playing a leading role in Hongkong. But with the colony nervously preparing for eventual transfer to Chinese rule, the Hongkong Bank is gearing to face the tougher years ahead. Mr
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      Selected indices
      100 14 HONGKONG Australian Industrials Wednesday 960.5 Hang Seng Index Tuesday 960.1 Monday 965.5 Wednesday ***** Week ago 964.4 Tuesday 754 75 Week ago 791.99 NEW YORK TOKYO Dow Jones Tuesday 1086.57 Tokyo Dow Jones Wednesday 9800.11 Monday 1096.62 Week ago 1122.90 Tuesday 9738.96 Standard and Poors Week ago *****.25
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      Unit trusts
      203 14 Managers' prices for Juiy 26 Singapore Unit Trust The Commerce 3.10 3 29 The Savings Fund 1.92 2.04 S'pore Prog Fund 1 38 1 46 S'pore Sec Fund 2.10 2.23 S'pore Invest Fund 1.16 123* S'pore Equrty Fund 1.38 146 Asia Unit Trust Second B'putra Third B'putra Fourth
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      COMPANY MEETINGS
      123 14 PRASER ft Neave Limited: 85th AGM on July 27 at 10am at 475 River Valley Road (1024). KHONG Guan Floor Milling Limited: EGM on July 27 at 11am in Registered Office, 120 Tanjong Rhu Road (1543). MOUNT Pleasure Holdings Berhad: 23rd AGM on July 27 at 10am in
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      Business done on the KLSE
      2517 14 BID and offer prices officially listed and business in and reported to the Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange yesterday, with the number of shares traded shown in brackets In lots of 1,000 units unless otherwise specified. INDUSTRIALS A|Momoto xd Ale. Hldg cd Alco«n (T9BB 2.005) (6)
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      Lock icon SEC looks into insider trading in takeovers
      437 14 NYT THE SECURITIES and Exchange Commission (SEC) is investigating whether laws prohibiting insider trading were violated in the purchase of stocks or options involving about 40 corporate takeovers from the late 1970s through last April, lawyers familiar with the investigation said. Thus far,
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      Robinson's first local chief executive quits
      382 15  -  By NAJEEB JARHOM THE FIRST SINGAPOREAN general manager/chief executive of Robinson's, Mr Loh Man Chee, 41, has resigned after only two-and-a-half years with the Republic's oldest department store group. No reason was given for his resignation. Mr Allan French, who has 30 years of
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      LONDON STOCKS
      954 15 SHARES closed firmer yesterday after a quiet and dull session, lifted by the prospect of an easing of pressure on US interest rates following US Federal Reserve chairman Paul Volcker's testimony before Congress, dealers said. At 3.30pm, the FTSE 100 index had all but reversed its opening fall
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      Financial services boost MUI profits
      760 15 Group makes 20pc more at half-time SPECTACULAR growth in the financial services sector has boosted the overall earnings of the Malayan United Industries (MUI) group, which reported a 20 per cent jump in pre-tax profits to M 541.88 million for the first six months of
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      Larut Tin picks Printemps as new venture partner
      672 15 LARUT TIN Fields Bhd has called off its joint venture with Chujitsuya Company Ltd of Japan to set up a chain of retail outlets in Malaysia. It has instead secured a tie-up with French group, Au Printemps SA, on a franchise agreement
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      Lock icon Singapore and Thai partners take over Scott Paper Philippines
      231 15 AFP SCOTT Paper Philippines Inc, a fully-owned subsidiary of Scott Paper Co of the US, yesterday said it had been sold to its partners in Thailand and Singapore. Scott Philippines president, William Prouty, said the sale by its parent company was
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      AISB expects 1984 earnings to be higher at M$5.7m
      546 15 AMALGAMATED Industrial Steel Bhd has estimated pre-tax profits of not less than M 55.7 million for the year ended June 30, 1964, compared with $4.44 million achieved in 1963. ALSB has also indicated it expects net profits would not be under
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      Town & City offering shareholders special discount package
      361 15  - Town City offering shareholders special discount package By AMY CHEOK THE LISTED vehicle of Indonesian Mr Hendra Rahardja, Town 6 City Properties Ltd, has worked out a discount package scheme for its shareholders. Under this arrangement, stockholders will be sent special cards which will allow discounts on various items offered
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      Settlement trading
      55 15 TRADING on a settlement basis in the shares of 18 companies will resume tommorrow. The counters are Allied Chocolate, Bukit Sembawang, FAN, Guinness Malaysia, Hotel Royal, Khong Guan Holdings, Malayan Breweries, MTC, Metal Box S'pore, Metro, MPHB, PMCW, PMRI, Perlis Plantations, Shell Refining, UMW, Yeo Hiap Seng (M)
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      DIVIDENDS ANNOUNCED
      573 15 Current j>o yrr>^nt Ei dote Books dose Dote poyobW Total tor ♦He year Total for previous ytor Alex Hldgs B Sembowong Botu Lintong Berjayo Kowot D C Bonk F 4 N Fed Cobles H Royol H Toi-Pon J C Ent J C-MPH K G HWgs K L Kepong
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      RESULTS DUE
      431 15 LAST FULL YEAR Company Period Date last yeor Net IPS (cents) Grow dh< Net profit ($*000) AMDS Lorut Tin Peai Msia G Lumber Gulo Per ok Ful year Ful year Ful year Interim Ful yeor May 19 June 13 June 20 June 30 July 8 13.1 18(a) 25(a)
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    Sheraton and All Nippon deny split talk
    428 16  -  By YAP BOH HOON THE SHERATON hotel group and All Nippon Airways Hotels of Singapore (ANAH) will not sever their working relationship in the running of the Century Park Sheraton Singapore Hotel (CPSS). Officials from the two hotel groups categorically denied any truth
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    Lock icon Sun Edible Oil files suit against clearing house
    169 16 Bernama SUN EDIBLE Oil Industries (M) Sdn Bhd yesterday filed a suit against the Kuala Lumpur Commodities Clearing House (KLCCH), seeking payment of Msl.B million. Sun Edible Oil said it became a clearing member of the KLCCH by contract and remained so
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    Second Satu unionist to be stripped of office
    241 16 ANOTHER UNIONIST who challenged a move by the Singapore Air Transport Workers' Union (Satu) to split into three house unions has been stripped of office. Mr Chua Chwee Kay had his post as branch official of the Singapore Engine Overhaul Centre revoked
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    Lock icon Let's get to the bottom of this touchy issue
    281 16 UPI CANADIAN Prime Minister John Turner, under attack from women's groups, says his public pats on the backsides of two political associates should not overshadow his support for women's rights. "I'm a warm man and I open my arms to men
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    Scandinavian banks go their own ways
    417 16  -  By AMY BALAN THREE SCANDINAVIAN banks, which have been sharing a Joint representative office in Singapore since 1970, are to split up. But the split is designed to widen their presence in Singapore because two of them have received approval to operate a merchant
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    Teng Cheong shares his views on qualities of good union official
    306 16 WHO MAKES a good union official? In the view of National Trades Union Congress chief, Ong Teng Cheong, "A good union official is one who would be prepared to make unpopular decisions as long as he is convinced that
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    Japanese bank to issue US$10m FRCDs
    132 16 THE SINGAPORE branch of Long Term Credit Bank of Japan (LTCB) signed an agreement yesterday to issue US$lO million worth of floating rate certificates of deposit in the Asian dollar market. The issue, lead-managed by Citicorp International (S), will mature in four years, with
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    Dow Jones lower
    71 16 WALL Street stock prices turned lower in late morning trading yesterday as a rally attempt failed to hold. The Dow Jones Industrial Average, which moved up to nearly 1100 yesterday morning, was off about V/i points to under 1095. Overall, losers held a six to five lead
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      Lock icon Larger payments surplus expected
      54 16 Reuter CHINA can expect a 1984 balance of payments surplus of at least US$7 billion, up from about $5.3 billion in 1983. Foreign economists have estimated the trade surplus in 1984 at $3.5 billion, the services account surplus at $2.5 billion and capital account surplus at
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      Lock icon Defence budget offer rejected
      33 16 Reuter JAPAN'S Finance Ministry yesterday offered a 3.5 per cent increase in defence spending for next year, but defence agency officials rejected it, saying it was not enough. Reuter
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      64 16 UPI NEW ZEALAND Prime Minister-elect David Lange reacted sharply yesterday to a statement by President Reagan that he was confident New Zealand would not deny port access to US nuclear warships. "All I can say about this is that I hope his other pronouncements on
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      41 16 Reuter THE Chinese Petroleum Corp of Taiwan yesterday signed a one-year contract with Petronas to double its daily purchases to 10,000 barrels, retroactive to July 1. CPC will buy Miri light at U5529.60 a barrel. Reuter
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      31 16 AP PLO chairman Yasser Arafat arrived in Jakarta yesterday for talks with Indonesian leaders on the latest development in the Middle East, including the IranIraq war. AP
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      38 16 Reuter JAPANESE customs-clear-ed exports in yen terms are expected to rise by 5.8 per cent in the second half of this year from the same 1963 period, said the Economic Planning Agency. Reuter
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      56 16 Outlook for today: Showers in several areas in the late morning and early afternoon. Report tor 24 hours prior to 7.30pm on JuJy 25 at the airport: Maximum temperature 31.9 Associated humidity 67 Minimum temperature 25.3 Associated humidity 95 Hours of sunshine 10.25 Rainfall in millimetres Nil Roinfall this month
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      309 17 AFP THE SOUTH Korean government has recently banned the entry of ships owned by the Japanese Ino Lines Shipping Company into South Korean ports as a first step to penalise Japanese companies trading with North Korea. Foreign ministry officials in
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      456 17  -  By DANIEL SIM THE ARRIVAL of a French container ship, Helene Delmas, in Singapore recently has enabled Nippon Yusen Kaisha (NYK) to expand its capacity on the Arabian Gulf Service (AGS). The vessel can load 200 TEUs more than its predecessor, the Haruna Maru,
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        World seaborne traffic
        114 17 TOTAL world seaborne freight traffic dropped by 2.6 per cent last year to 3.165 billion tons, according to a report by the Japanese Transport Ministry. The report said the drop was caused by the fall in world oil consumption and a lowdown in steel production in Japan
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        98 17 HONGKONG International Terminals (HIT) has signed a HK$29O million contract for reclaimation work at the container port. Reflecting the need for more capacity to meet fast-expanding trade volumes, the reclamation will add another 15 hectares erf container stacking space. It will increase the Kwai Chung container port's
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      662 17 Shipping Um Papa Cat Afeo VI 3 Ahrenkiel Liner VI 5 A*oc VI 5 Antoro Shpg IV 1 APCUne V 4 APL 4/5 ASCL 1 Asiabroker V 5 Austouo Line V 1 BoH-Onent VI 4/5 Bangkok Coot VI 2 Bank Lin* V 5 BBS a 4/5 Ben
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      926 18 Maritime Asia HAVING suffered its first ever fall in container traffic growth at the end of 1982, the Port of Singapore Authority's annual report for 1983 revealed another less than welcome precedent. For last year, the PSA had to dip into its reserves to pay
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      CONSORTIA
      193 18 THE MAJOR shipping consortia operating between the Far East/Europe, Far East/Persian Gulf, Straits ports/Australia, Straits/Japan and the member lines: ACE (FAR EAST/EUROPE): Franco Belgian Services. "K" Line. Korean Shipping Corporation. Neptune Orient Lines. Orient Overseas Container Line. Cho Yang Shipping. AMRO (STRAITS/AUSTRALIA): Australian National Line. Australia/Straits Container Line. Nedlloyd
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      LONDON FREIGHTS
      1631 18 ACTIVE chartering is reported arranged recently for scrap cargoes from the US to the Far East but other freight sectors are quiet and featureless on Tuesday, brokers said. Scrap from California to Japan paid US$l3 and a lump sum of $665,000 was paid for 35,000 long tons from
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      93 18 AFP THE EIGHTH International Tug Convention and Exhibition is to be held in Singapore. The four-day event which will commence on Nov 6 is jointly organised by the UK-based Allan Brunton Reed and the Singapore Association of Shipbuilding and-Repair-ers. Over 400 delegates from Australia, Brazil, Canada, Denmark, Finland,
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      311 18 AP THE WRECK of the Whidah, an 18th century pirate ship that sank with an estimated US$4OO million worth of booty aboard, has been found on the seabed a quarter mile off Cape Cod Town, says a treasure hunter. "I've found
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      PORT CONDITIONS
      1040 19 ARGENTINA Buenos Aires July 9th 16th. 3 generals :1 day. 5 grain loaders: 7 8 days. Bahia Blanca 3 grain loaders: 3 4 days. Necochea 4 grain loaders: 11 16 days. 4 vessels berthed. Rosario 8 grain loaders: 10 14 days. 9 vessels berthed. San Lorenzo 1 grain
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      Hyundai wins another major ship order
      456 19 SOUTH KOREAN shipbuilder Hyundai has won a 10-ship order worth an estimated US$l3O million its second major coup within a fortnight. The new order is for five Panamas bulk carriers and five handy-sized vessels, said Lloyd's List. It was placed by Piraeus-based Captain Leon
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      176 19 Reuter A 2,500-TONNE cruise ship will attempt to become the first passenger vessel ever to navigate the north-west passage between the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans. The 7,600 mile journey, from St John's, Newfoundland, to Yokohama, is expected to take 41 days, but could take up to 56
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      79 19 Reuter AN OIL terminal is to be built at Hamriyah, in the emirate of Sharjah, as an export point for onshore crude. Hamriyah, located between Ajman and Umm A 1 Quwain in the north of the United Arab Emirates, has been undergoing a transformation since oil
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      196 19 Reuter LLOYD'S insurance market has cut the cost of seven days' war risk cover for the hulls of ships sailing to and from the Iranian Ports of Kharg Island and Bandar Bushire to 4 per cent from 5 per cent, marine brokers said. The cuts
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      Deal for two tankers
      83 19 THE CONSAFE Group has signed a contract with Swedish builder, Uddevalavarvet, for two 20,000 dwt products tankers to be delivered at the end of next year and mid-1966. Consafe also has the option for a third vessel of the same class. At the beginning of this
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      SHIPPING LIST where your ships are due...and when
      5747 24 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 Singapore.
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      CONTAINER SCHEDULES
      637 25 ■MRttMMl OF EXPORT PCL CONTAINERS AND LCL CARGO Godws FCL N 5Wp Vby AVTIVQI for LCL movement date/time Operator cargo schedule Location Zim Trieste sw 26.7.84 2100 Star Shpg TA 3 0800-0900 L7 Johore Br 33B 26.7.84 2300 Kawasaki FSB 0900-1100 U2 Family Ace M7A 27.7 84 0100
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      Who acts for whom...
      1604 25 The leading shipping lines operating from local ports and their agents. A-B AFEA African Shipping Agencies <S) Atr*-Earute Liar Transgroup (S) AArraldrl I Imrr ServW Kim Shpg (S) AIM C Tmftm Ocean us Shipping Agency (S) Mann lex Enterprise (PK) Alpv Lntrasea (S) Binung Shpg (KL)
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      542 26 AT CONVENTIONAL WHARVES Vessel KEPPEL WHARVES Jenhol Keiyo Maru Nlnhco Ocean Rainbow Shokoh Pine Straits Venture Vega Wah Fal Tocho Mam Bowoon No 5 Calm Way Jenson n Makmur Naumburg Ocean Splendor Pervomaysk Rajah Brooke PASIR PAN JANG Bright Faith Crikvenica Golden Park Good Year Hati Balk
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      426 17 ffl HEUN6-A SHIPPING Korea Flag V sis Regular Liner Semi-Container Service To: P. Keianf/Penanf/Bantkok/Keelunt/ Busan/lnchon Fm: Busan/Moji/H. Konf S pore Ajent: Neptune Agencies Pte Ltd Tel: *****77 P.K. *****4, PM *****5 K.L. *****0 S -IAHDINK Ja!!nd ANTAH FULLY CONTAINERISED SERVICE TO Fl'Bnpf yis SUEZ LiHint R'rfa* 20/8 21/8 29/8 30/8
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      307 17 SEALORD UASC UNITED ARAB SHIPPING CO SAG; NATIONAL LINE OF BAHRAIN. IRAQ. KUWAIT. QATAR. SAUDI ARABIA AND UNITED ARAB EMIRATES EXPRESS MULTI-PURPOSE SERVICES FULLY CONTAINERISED SERVICE FROM IM'XN T\IU\N HOM.hOM. ASO CAUJK DMOT* +NWUTA K> \K \KI \N (>( I MNUYUM V.I M. NWM *10 Hi MMMKH V. N. NRQMV.7
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      478 17 FULLY containerised service FAR EAST/EUROPE v n n *okm mcum nm 1/1 vt mm/nmmt/n HOMMMS COHTMB 4K W 7 »/7 IM/M/Fl/m/M/lT C*OWB MMM CO (fit) Ll# IQ. Z2Z7MS (FST) T* 723KC For mow dtaitoftf pao»IV MAERSK LINE EXPORT FASTEST SERVICE TO USA im i n\N; I' I As! V\| i.\
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      224 18 FAR EAST/EUROPE CONTAINER SERVICE From Eurooe VtSMI I S port 29/7 5/8 12/8 IKOMBGAN 19/1 lUSUGAM 26/8 IK OCIFT 2/9 9/9 16/9 Mm Accepttof Fer 1) Bwccktna. Gmm 2) AwtirdM, Antwerp, L.Hovri Airixn. Copcnhaftn. Hetsinlu 4) Mkttmo •Accept** Eirope cargo tor footer «u S pore 'Also I Ph contact PEMSC
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      330 18 IZABELLA PROMPT LOADING DIRECT CALL TO CALCUTTA CALL TEL NO *****45/*****72 YAMASHITA-SHINNIHON LINE CONTAINER SERVICES Pacific South Waat Pacific North Waat Faadar at Tokyo Faadar at Koba Mtar (B IMB Oat »T VO USA/CANADA MIDDLE LAST CONVENTIONAL SERVICES Atlantic/Canada Faadar at Koba nan sm saw mn a/9 2V9 H/9 VII
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      897 19 The Straits Steamship Group QCI ICONTAINERSHIP SERVICE TO UK ■■CONTINENT lt/t »/t »/l 27/1 13/1 OS/J 0»/t U/l it/* a/i 27/1 04/10 M/ 10 11/10 13/10 10/10 21/11 24/11 21/11 Ra.vf.tl Overseas Containers Limited STRAITS SHIPPING Singapore to Sabah, Sarawak, Brunei Ports and Bangkok KMUO a/' 31/7 uorai MT 04/t
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      714 19 NOTICE NOTICE TO SHIPPERS ARABIAN GULF TRADE In view of recent development in the Golf, the below-nomed Lines have been notified by underwriters of a sharp increase in the extra risk insurance premium for vessels entering the Gulf To partially offset this additional expense which the Lines are compelled to
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      652 20 Hapag-Uoyd 10 CONTINENI UK EXPORTS TO NORTH EUROPt mninwil Spore f KKmf Penf Liu MS Bd>ao Genoa Wburf Adam B'haren Antxerp Aenee liclmen l|/« 21/1 23/1 14/9 11/9 11/4 10 US* CANADA Connecting m Tokyo Connecting m Kobe "Abo occepting cargo tof ATLANTIC GULF PORTS via mtmtondbndge, and US MID-WEST
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      352 20 IK. SLINE MOMfS J* P* Hi, fiJ*, FJJ LLY CONTAIN ERI S E D E R VICE 10 EUROPE VIA SUEZ 1 Member ot the Ace Consoftun SUE/ J a Mgmoff ot thf Ace Comortajm fcmn Mji 6 8 9/1 13/1 15/8 HKgnf 2/1 9/1 14/8 21 8 18 8
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      421 20 r EVERGREEN LINE FAR EAST/EUROPE CONTAINER SERVICE ACCEPTMG FCL LQL CARGOFOI SCP m BC MC FLI RDM ANN Off Emlmc 31/07 01/01 21/ M 23/ M a/M 27/ M a/M Em G*nui M/M »/M 01/09 02/ M M/M K/M 07/ M EmGrtct U/OI M/M u 12/#) 14/ M IS/M 17/
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      1021 20 KIE GWAN SHIPPING (M) SDN. BHD. Nr 26-A lALAN BERANGAN PORT KELANG. SELANGOR MALAYSIA TEL: Mm *****2. 3M435. 3M162 3t07M.*****2.3MM7 W. MAIAYSIA/S'PORE TO E. MALAYSIA SERVICES: P KLANG SPORE tGAMBEIA KKUu. Skan. Tawau 26/31 July 1/3 Aug TATOMOH SATU KKUu Skan. Tawau 1/6 Aug 7/9 Aug t KITA KKbiu Skan
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      74 20 mSINOSE MARITIME PTE LTD DSI ISLAMIC REPUBLIC OF IRAN SHIPPING LINES m SUN UNION LINE TTTTrrrnnTn"® m IS SINGAPORE/INDONESIA SERVICE ETA ETC LORMRC FOR: ...mi 113 M 14M takvti FRA3FTIA (NMMT M P ont MWr S«r*K*) EUROPE SERVICE few Mtffcurpnc Rare Vessel. M IMI Acc«plin| hrukMk and Fa c—tihwi. VESSEL
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      738 21 PIL GROUP EAST AFRICA/REDSEA SERVICES KOTA WIS AT A KOTA MEQAH KOTA WIRAWAN KOTA WARUMA KOTA RAKYAT KOTA MAKMIfR KOTA CAHAYA (|W 1 la.pr V/ VOY: CP/29/84 SINGAPORE LOADING FOR: ADEN, HOOEIDAH, JEDOAH, AOABA 15-19/8 HOOEIDAH, JEDOAH, AOABA, PTSUDAN. MOMBASA. O'SALAAM ADEN, HOOEIDAH, JEDOAH. AQABA HOOEIDAH. JEDOAH, AOABA, PTSUOAN IS-20/S
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      693 21 BEN LINE CONTAINERS EXPRESS CONTAINER SERVICE TO/FROM EUROPE EUROPE FWMtUMPE HAM RUMEN RDAM HAMS UK kamn Fiprets SaM SaM SjM SaM Salt Kimatiai Mm SaM M SaM SaM Salt Haa*w| Eiprm SaM SaM SaM SaM Sah KwamaMara SaM SaM SaM SaM Sal*. C*T E*kw|h SaM SaM 2S/7 21/7 29/7 >wa»«
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      565 21 DJAKARTA LLOYD INDONESIAN NATIONAL LINE Far East S'pore Service Ful Container Vessel Buun Yoke- Kobe Kao- S'pare TjJViok Kama sfvunf GO*A *10-00 11/7 14/7 U/7 20/7 »/7 27/7 EXPRESS SEMI-CONTAINER SERVICE TO/FROM EUROPE STORE P KELANGRDAM/ TIBURY/ H*BURG/ ANTWERP ADAM LONDON BREMEN SONBAIVMVB 31/7-4/1 5/1 30/1 2/9 4/9 6/9 ME
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      558 21 BOUSTEAD SHIPPING AGENCIES Pinyo V 74 Sit-twoy* Bassein** BURMA FIVE STAR SHIPPING CORPORATION (Burmese National Line) Loading for Rangoon S'pore P.Kelong Penong Spore 25/29 July 28/30 July 9/11 Aug Htone Ywo V 194 8/10 Aug 7/8 Aug 5/7 Aug 4/6 Aug •LOADING FOR HONGKONG JAPAN LOADING FOR HAMBURG, ROTTERDAM, ANTWERP
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      986 22 jfau IV LINE -KAWASAKI KISEN KAISHA, LTD. ECUADOR/PERU/CHILE a FEEDER MOTHER VSL STOW KOBE EDAS GUAYAQUR iQugU ANT VTA S ANTOMO VALPAR KAIBAI WBI I3t St* ENCOUtAGEMENT 2 kuf 26 Auj 24 Stp 26 S»p 7 Oct (Oct 1J Otl 11 Oct FEEOER MOUCRVSL SPCW" YOKOHAMA ~CAUAO ARtCAkJWQS MTOrtA WMMM
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      311 22 llui BECHAR CHING MARINE CO LTD CCUkMI USA WESTCOAST FULLY CONTAINERISED SERVICE MOTHER VESSEL CC LAI CC OAR CC SFO CC LGB SP HK LBEACH SMLED 17 AJLT 07 AUG SUED 74 JULY 14 DUG SAILED 30 UT 21 AUG 1 AUG t AUG 31 AUG OAKIAJO SEATTLE 09 AUG
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      639 22 CALIFORNIA/PACIFIC NORTH W£ST SERVICE EXPRESS CONTAINER/REEFER/BULK SERVICE loa** lOS ANGELES SM FRANCISCO. SUTTEE TACOMA VANCOUVER B C Accfptßf Fa/Fa AUSTRALIA EXPRESS CONTAINER SERVICE Acccpte* Fa/Fa Contamm s»»» Frcni Mc* Sr* Mu Kccpti VBHM KMMU S m 13 An 70 Auf Sy4n Ad* B»« RM®« 14, li A«t 27 Km 2ScptA*<Bm
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      703 22 SANKD ASIA LINEJ^z\ FROM JAPANESE PORTS ANO HONGKONG' 1 RAM TMOR 2 GREAT MOUNT 3 UK AO 4 REGENT RUTH 5. ELM 5 EDO MAMJ 7 GOTONG ROTONG n/n u 29/30 U 29/30 M 1/3 Auc 3/5 Au| 7/9 Auc P Naiani P««»c In Port/25 Auj 30 M/ 31 M
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      370 22 INTRASEA (PTE) LTD 10 Anson Ro.-»d s-27 lb lnterr,«tu)n.i P Singapore 0207 Tel *****1 1 1 Linesi o' BREAKBULK SERVICE TO EUROPE/UK MAGIC SIM *****09 S'pan P KdM( Lea** tar--12/1 IS/S ROTT/ANT/UJMAVON) SEAWOOD SHIPPING CORPORATION S pore P Mang Lm*h tar A<«* MTtAStA (Pit) LTD WORM *****11 I law NNTMK
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      479 23 FAR EAST/EUROPE FULLY CONTAINERISED SERVICE TO EUROPE/UK (VIA SUEZ): K lACEJN 25N+..... TW BMDGE 21N 0 CHEF 40* C PAUL 41* HK CONTMO 41N.. C CONTMO 27W... Also accepting cargo to/from Scandinavia K JACEJW S'pore Closing Times: FCI Cargo 1800 31/7 LCI Cargo 0600 31/7 FROM EUROPE (VIA SUEZ) HK
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      384 23 NEUNG-A SNIPPING Korean Flag Vessels SEMI-CONTAINERISED DIRECT SERVICE TO BANGKOK. KEELUNG. BUSAN, INCHON PW 'KI HCHON BUSAN U/l 2J/I 27/1 l/» 11/« ui ~M I u( i,| S NtPIIINJ AGINI lIS Pit If) I UNAS SIIIA SON HHI) Irl > 'gi>9/; >/*S4 14 M |H *****0 414:44 •WSIO >?1. 7
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      675 23 SINSOV SINGAPORE SOVIET SHIPPING CO PRIVATE LTD SffSOV BULOMG 55, Market Street Singapore 0104 Telephone Number? *****3 (15 Lrns) Cable Address SftSOV SINGAPORE Telei Numbers RS ***** RS ***** RS 2510S f KELANG M/S SHAWM T NAH SOON SON BHD IST AND 2ND FLOOR. NO 1. IALAN CEMPENWG. PORT KLANG.
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      59 23 ahrenkiel liner service gmbh DURBAN JOHANNESBURG.MAPUTO MAURITIUS A RFUNION SHEN6 TAI LINE BEGULAB LINER SERVICE TAIWAN-STRAITS-TAIWAN Vessel MGHT FORMOSA V.26 DORIS I V.14 LAMN V 14 KAO KEE 31/7 3/1 5/1 S PORE P KELAWG 13/1 IS/t IC/I IS/S EAGLE CORPORAfrON (PTE) LTD 2227 7tt (4 kit) Tata Mr *****
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      595 24 Itci|i»iial Container Lines {gSSESTiI 3 Sailings Weekly Reliable Regular Punctual Berthing P S A. 1500 Hra Tuea, Thura Sat REGULAR FEEDER SERVICE TO PHUKET/SONGKLA VOY SW SKLA BKK PUT SKU MTUM BHUM 117/1U SaM 31/1 Aug RATANA BHUM 251/252 3/4 Aug C/ 7 Am( MTMM BHUM 119/191 10/11 Aug 15/16
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      94 25 UOORNE >*=*--«=- Vf SEAUOH SHTTMC (S) PIE LTD. MLB/***** m 220*11 (I IMS) (Cliaih iUm L"Pv hzezzzhie TO BANGLA-DESH/MUA/SM LAIKA/PAIUSTAII HALDIA( CALCUTTA) h'»' -irr;«'>iX jh/V mswjw «ia« M/V VHOU V9LS4 7/8 13/8 15 25/8 27/1 29 8/9 12/9 15 JUT Seawinds um** MIfNFAI Sf AflHNf/. I iNf SINGAPORE TfL ??CV4JI
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      197 25 Scan Dutch V To Europe (Med/UK/NC/Scan) Anson In Port Anson 2/8 Anson 9/8 Anson 16/8 Anson 23/8 Anson 30/8 P. KELAMG B Butang 27/7 B Kemurong 3/8 B Butane 10/8 B Kcfflunmg 17/8 6 Butane 24/8 B Kemurani 31/8 To Red Sea Mediterranean CASABLANCA From Europe FEEDER P. KELAMQ SINGAPORE
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      83 26 WORLD LINE VESSELS SMMTM am lab TJIWiZyWJFI.iT lUO ACCEFTVB CJMO TO POtT I STOSt M-l My n/3» m. a i/z «-M Ml 7/1 IvndmM. WW mrm ansa a) m in riKUWG Mr 31/% l Ml l/< Ml »/M lMMtpn.i»Sl MIT torn NUMBS OR M I* 3»J*,M*7/3«17t»/3M7»» r M l*rti Hp
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      162 26 Regional Weather <> m t TA Wa f. 1 0 Ssk 2S I SIGNIFICANT WEATHER AND SEA CONDITIONS AT 7.30 A.M. THIS MORNING. Wmd direction with speed m knots Wave height LEGEND: R Thunderstorm Temperature c X\ n Shower Weather Wmd direction with speed in knots Rom V—/ O Cloudy
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