The Business Times, 7 November 1984

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    11 1 BUSINESS TIMES M.C. (P) No. 66/1/84 WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 7,1984 60 CENTS
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  • Article
    Keppel sells its stake in money broking business
    524 1  -  Shares in KTD Forex sold to Japanese By SOH TIANG KENG, Banking Correspondent KEPPEL SHIPYARD has pulled out of the money broking business by selling off its interests in KTD Forex, the joint venture between local, Japanese and British money dealers. A
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    President salutes Singapore
    383 1 NEVER, or rarely, at any rate, has so much been done, by so few, and with so little. That was President Devan Nair, paraphrasing Winston Churchill, in a salute to the transfigured nation of Singapore yesterday at the launching of the book, "A Salute To Singapore", marking
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    DBS Land to take Sogo as major retail tenant for Raffles City
    235 1 DBS LAND has found the retail tenant for its $1 billion Raffles City project. The tenant is Sogo, a 154-year old Japanese department store chain based in Osaka. Sogo ranks ninth or 10th among department store chains in
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    STOCK MARKET
    71 1 SHARE PRICES elated tower yesterday In spite of Monday's 12.59-peiat rise ea the Daw Janes ladastrial Average. Trading remained generally qalet. Bat maay observers are hapiag far a rally aa Wall Street trigerred eff by the US clectien results which shaald help ta Imprave seatlment in the leeal
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    Toshiba giving S'pore less priority in its overseas expansion plans
    477 1  -  By BOEY KIT YIN IN WHAT APPEARS to be a bid to avoid the effects of protectionism, Japan's Toshiba Corp is concentrating its manufacturing investment in the markets where it sells and that means Singapore is given less priority under
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    Productivity committee draws up action plan
    445 1  -  By MONICA GWEE IT'S ALL systems go for the big study on what is slowing down the pace in Singapore's commerce sector. The Committee on Productivity in the Commerce Sector (CPCS) has drawn up an action plan for 1984/85. The plan will involve specialists
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      263 1 raiDß APRICOT computers hove OUR VIEW COMPANY NEWS changed hands for the sec- THF PIVF ond time in a year. Within TOSHIBA'S plans to direct its manufacturing investment *o- JSS" 5° Vef rdS mo '°L mork tS does not reflect ny disillusionment with Qn|y cemenf operotor from its local agent,
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  • HOME NEWS
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      New distributor for Apricot computers
      398 2  -  By JEFFREY TSANG APRICOT computers have changed hands for the second time in a year. Within 12 months of taking over from its local agent, Swire Systems has now, in turn, given up a piece of the act to its UK principal. The computers will
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      F & N to start supplying fresh noodles from $2m Sembawang factory
      292 2 F N to start supplying fresh noodles from $2m Sembawang factory FRASER A Neave (FAN) will start supplying fresh noodles tomorrow from its $2 million automated factory in Sembawang. Its noodle-making subsidiary, Semangat Ayer Pte Ltd, will eventually produce 30 tonnes of cooked and raw noodles a day with a
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      PEOPLE IN BUSINESS
      255 2 HEINZ RUHNAU has been named president of the International Air Transport Association for 1964/85. Mr Rahnau has been Lufthansa's chief executive officer since 1982. During the *****, he held senior positions with the labour union, IG Me tall. He became Hamburg state's senator for home affairs in
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      Visa may offer travel vouchers next year
      345 2  -  By AMY BALAN VISA MAY soon offer its own international travel voucher In a bid to capitalise on the US$l5 billion worth of vouchers being sold by travel agents worldwide annually. The credit card company is currently soliciting support from its member banks
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      Forum on telecommunications
      177 2 A ONE-DAY FORUM on "Telecommunications and networking" will be held on Nov 22 at the Institute of Systems Science, National University of Singapore. The forum is Jointly presented by the institute, the Centre for Computer Studies and International Computers Ltd. The forum will cover basic concepts as
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      MEMO-PAD
      241 2 Seminars and courses DURATION TITLE Nov 7-9 Leadership Skills VENUE ORGANISER Nov 8 Nov 8 Nov 8 Nov 8-9 Nov 8-9 Nov 9 Nov 9 The Future Of The Western Alliance And Its Implications For Asia Wage And Salary Administration US Tax Investigations Negotiating With Major Customers Construction And
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      'Oil prices may rise in long term'
      358 3  -  By LOH HUI YIN IF THE ECONOMIES of industrialised and developing countries expanded more rapidly than in the last decade, there could actually be a squeeze in the long-term oil market. Expectations of a continued decline in oil prices and other energy sources
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      Productivity impact on living standards
      132 3 SINGAPORE'S standard of living would drop if demand for local goods and services fells, the Member of Parliament for Kolam Ayer told constituency residents last night. Mr Sidek Saniff, who is also Parliamentary Secretary for Trade Industry and Social Affairs, was opening a productivity exhibition
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      Two journalists win Mobil awards
      279 3 A SUB-EDITOR from the Straits Times and a news editor from Lianhe Zaobao have won this year's Mobil Asean journalism awards. Mr James Lee Chin Seng joined the Straits Times in June last year. Mr Lim Jim Koon is the foreign news editor of Lianhe
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      No fall in number of deaths due to heart diseases
      308 3 ALTHOUGH the death rate due to heart attacks and related diseases have gone down in countries such as Australia and the US, Singapore's has remained more or less constant. This is largely because people there were more health-con-scious than Singaporeans,
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      Plans to ease traffic at National Exhibition
      431 3  -  By JOANNE YAP VISITORS to the month-long National Exhibition at the World Trade Centre (WTC) can get there in relative comfort and ease. The Ministry of National Development has drawn up a comprehensive traffic and ticketing system to ensure that the one million
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      Austrian tourist industry aims to capture Singaporean visitors
      278 3 THE AUSTRIAN tourist industry hopes Singapore Airlines will soon fly direct to Vienna to boost the number of Singaporeans visiting the country. Currently, SIA is not flying to Vienna although an air services agreement, signed with the Austrian government in 1978, allows
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      New Digital computer
      101 3 DIGITAL Equipment Corporation yesterday unveiled the VAX 8600, the most powerful computer system the company has produced to date. The VAX 8600, the first of a new generation of computers in Digital's line of 32-bit VAX systems, is designed to provide the speed required in 'technical' applications
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      NMB not anxious about rival centres
      128 3 THE ASIA-PACIFIC region, which is expected to show the fastest growth rates in the coming years, has room for more than one financial centre. For this reason, NMB, Holland's third biggest commercial bank, was not anxious about the possibility that rival centres such as
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  • OVERSEAS
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      Lock icon British car workers strike for higher pay
      436 4 UPI ABOUT 25,000 British car workers demanding a pay increase have gone on strike, halting production at two of the country's biggest car factories, as the 7-month-old miners' strike suffered two major setbacks. More than 800 coalminers defied their union and returned to
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      Lock icon American car makers report small drop in sales
      351 4 UPI AMERICAN car makers have reported their first drop in monthly sales since February 1983, a 0.03 per cent decline in the daily rate in October. Analysts attributed the fall to strikes at General Motors. Imports, however, opened the 1985 model year
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      Lock icon Nobel Peace Prize bishop says God is not neutral
      325 4 UPI. GOD is not neutral when it comes to injustice, said Reverend Desmond Tutu, the black bishop of South Africa who won the 1984 Nobel Peace Prize. Reverend Tutu delivered his second sermon in three days at Trinity Church in Newport
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      Lock icon Colonel charged in Poland
      215 4 Reuter A COLONEL in the Polish Interior Ministry has been charged with aiding the kidnappers of murdered Warsaw priest Father Jerry Popieluszko. Colonel Adam Pietruszka is the highest-ranking police officer detained during the investigation of the killing. Colonel Pietruszka, the deputy head of a department, was
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      Mahathir: Abandon policies against students
      266 4 MALAYSIAN Prime Minister Mahathir Mohamad has called on developed countries to abandon policies that "consciously discriminate" against students from lesser developed nations. He said that the charging of high tuition fees and imposition of restrictive quotas were "examples of a short-sighted trend", often stemming from
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      Lock icon 'Asean still cares'
      96 4 Reuter INDONESIA'S Foreign Minister Moehtar gusumaatmadja said that Asean had not washed its hands of Cambodia, which is occupied by Vietnamese troops. Mr Moehtar said that Asean had decided it was time Vietnam spoke directly to Prince Norodom Sihanouk, leader of Cambodia's anti-Vietnam coalition, about solving the
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      Lock icon Gen Ver and others indicted for murder
      471 4 AP THE CHIEF of the Philippines armed forces, General Fabian Ver, and 25 other people have been indicted for "double murder" by the Ombudsman Office in the slaying of Benigno Aquino and his alleged assassin, Rolando Galman. Justice Manuel Herrera, head of a
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      Lock icon HK domestic exports rise by 21 per cent
      192 4 AFP HONGKONG'S domestic exports rose by 21 per cent and reexports by 28 per cent in August compared with the same period last year. The government disclosed That total exports increased by 23 per cent and imports by 12 per cent. Domestic
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      Lock icon Exporters keep US$1bn out of Philippines
      85 4 AFP PHILIPPINE exporters kept US$l billion in foreign-exchange earnings out of the country last year. Trade and Industry Minister Roberto Ongpin was reported to have given the figure to presidents of local commercial banks in a recent closed-door meeting. A spokesman of the minister
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    • WORLD IN BRIEF
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        Hijackers arrested
        69 4 IRANIAN forces yesterday arrested the hijackers of a Saudi Arabian airliner forced to land in Teheran and freed all 127 people aboard, Iranian officials reported. Iran's state-owned Islamic Republic news agency gave few details on the circumstances of the release but said the hijack ended "at an appropriate
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        Ten Blacks killed
        71 4 TEN South African Blacks were killed in riots that erupted in communities around Johannesburg on the first day of a 48hour strike on Monday in the country's industrial heartland. Thousands of Blacks, heeding a protest-strike call by antiapartheid organisations, joined in venting anger at their political plight
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        Call to curb arms
        54 4 A CONFERENCE of European and American anti-war groups has called for coordinated international control of arms exports to Third World countries. Delegates from 14 Western European countries and the United States attended the weekend conference and approved 17 recommendations to be presented to Dutch Deputy Defence
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        Booklifting
        72 4 SHOPLIFTERS are plaguing Beijing's main bookstore and some of the thieves are university professors or government officials. "Most of the thieves are students. Some are university professors and government officials, writers and engineers," Xinhua bookstore's manager told the China Daily newspaper. One guilty professor argued he was not 'stealing'
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        Ortega elected
        53 4 SANDINIST junta leader Daniel Ortega said he had been elected President of Nicaragua on Sun- day in what he called the "first free election in Nicaragua's history.". The victory of his Sandinist front over six other parties left "only two options to the United States," he said: "Either
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        Support for markets
        70 4 THE INDIAN government has moved to support local stock markets with a package of measures including a directive to public financial institutions to buy shares, brokers and government officials said. Brokers in New Delhi and Bombay said the Finance Ministry package also included a condition that forward
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        Lock icon Better trade figures
        54 4 Agencies NON-OIL developing countries produced better trade figures in the first half of this year, the International Monetary Fund (IMF) reported yesterday. Their deficit was US$ll.4 billion against U5523.7 billion a year earlier. Exports were up 12.1 per cent to US$l73 trillion, imports up 3.6 per cent
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      Lock icon Suharto inaugurates aluminium smelter
      385 5 AP INDONESIA'S President Suharto yesterday inaugurated the US$2.l billion Japanese-built Asahan aluminium smelter in North Sumatra, already smelting 225,000 tons of aluminium a year. The President also inaugurated the 603-megawatt hydroelectric power station that will generate the smelter's power from three dams constructed in the Asahan
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      Lock icon N Korean cultural mission cancels trip to Japan
      273 5 AFP A NORTH KOREAN cultural mission due to visit Japan next week has been abruptly cancelled "due to the general state of circumstances". It would have been the first North Korean mission to come to Japan since Tokyo announced last week it
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      Lock icon KL's trade surplus with Britain
      141 5 Bernama MALAYSIA'S balance of trade with Britain for the first six months of this year recorded a significant surplus, Deputy British High Commissioner, Mr Peter Da vies, said in Kuala Lumpur. This is a departure from the usual trend of trade in goods, which until
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      Lock icon Sabah seeks buyer for state airline
      144 5 Bernama THE SABAH government will privatise Sabah Air, into which it has injected about MJ2I million paid-up capital since 1976, because of continuing losses. State Financial Planning and Development Minister Datuk Haji Mohamed Noor Mansoor said the losses suffered by the government-run airline were
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      Lock icon Mondale's hope rests with a silent vote
      415 6 AP WALTER MONDALE's last, best hope for an upset in yesterday's US presidential election rests with a silent vote composed of women who may support him in greater numbers than they have been willing to admit and a following among Hispanic and black
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      Lock icon Beijing does not rate Mondale's chances very highly
      125 6 AP CHINA has said that President Ronald Reagan wants a landslide election victory and Democratic contender Walter Mondale faces a "grim situation." An assessment of the US presidential campaign by the official Xinhua news agency came on Monday, one day before Americans
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      Lock icon Ferraro makes plea for Democratic victory
      259 6 Reuter GERALDINE FERRARO, ending her campaign to become the first woman vice-president of the US, said nothing mattered more to the nation than a Democratic victory over President Reagan in the elections. In the valedictory speech of her three-month campaign on Monday, with public
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      Lock icon Polls expect landslide win for Ronald Reagan
      360 6 Reuter MILLIONS of Americans voted yesterday in a presidential election which public opinion polls say is certain to sweep Ronald Reagan back into office for a second term, possibly capturing all 50 states. But Mr Reagan's Democratic challenger, Walter Mondale, fought to the
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      Lock icon Taxes collected in US fall for first time in 12 years
      228 6 UPI FOR THE FIRST TIME in 12 years, the total amount of taxes in the US collected by federal, state and local governments fell in 1983, but the public debt rose at its highest rate since World War Two,
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      Lock icon Chernenko slams US on eve of polls
      232 6 UPI SOVIET President Konstantin Chernenko has attacked Washington on the eve of the US election, vowing that the Soviet Union will never allow the US to gain military superiority. "If the world situation causes worry, responsibility for this is borne fully and entirely
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      Lock icon Economists expect slump in US soon
      121 6 UPI ECONOMISTS at leading London stockbrokers and analysts Hoare Govett have predicted that a recession is imminent in the US and said it could spark a worldwide economic slowdown. The stockbrokers said that the recession would reduce inflation but generally raise unemployment. It may
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      Lock icon Poor nations selling more
      115 6 AP POOR COUNTRIES have been increasing their sales especially to rich countries and are holding down the rate of increase in their buying, the International Monetary Fund said Monday. In their trade with industrial countries, the poor countries shifted to an export surplus in the first
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      DAILY AIRCRAFT MOVEMENTS
      755 6 ARRIVALS Operator Service number Local time From Al SIA PAA CAL MAS KAL MAS MAS MAS AMOS SQ11 PAS CIO 10 MH68I KE624 MH603 MH671 MH8I1 0015 0110 0155 0805 0820 0850 0905 0935 0940 BOM LAX/TYO JFK/SFO/HKG JED/DHA KUL KUL KUL KUL PEN RBA SIA CPA
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      184 5 When long-term ißness strikes your employee, we'll pay him a {Jmmk monthly Income. Wwm What can you do for an employee who is prevented from working because of long-term Illness or an accident? As a caring employer, you continue to pay him a salary to help him support his family,
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  • Page 5 Miscellaneous
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      431 5 Introducing Doonesbury TODAY, BT is proud to welcome DOONESBURY, the only cartoon strip to win the Pulitzer Prize journalism's highest award. Art Buchwald, the doyen of American humourist writers, said it was not only the best comic strip, but the best satire to come out of America in a long
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  • BANKING AND FINANCE
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      Lock icon US regulators downgrade some Argentine loans
      301 7 Reuter AMERICAN bank regulators have downgraded the credit rating of part of the Argentine debt in a move designed to keep up the pressure on Buenos Aires to stick to economic reforms agreed with the International Monetary Fund. US officials said, however, the decision
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      Lock icon ADB to give grant to Indonesia
      79 7 AFP THE ASIAN Development Bank (ADB) will provide a technical assistance grant to Indonesia for the training of assistant engineers and project managers of the Ministry of Public Works. A spokesman for the Manilabased institution said the unspecified grant would go to a project
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      Lock icon Currency fears keep foreigners off Swiss market
      250 7 Reuter CURRENCY considerations have made foreign borrowers unusually reluctant to tap the Swiss capital market in spite of an improvement in market conditions. Only one public issue by a supranational borrower and one by a non-European government agency have been scheduled for this
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      Lock icon Sanwa agrees to buy Continental units
      438 7 Reuter SANWA BANK has reached a basic agreement with Continental Illinois Corp to take over its leasing companies, Continental Illinois Leasing Corp and Cobak Corp. The Osaka-based bank yesterday said the takeover, the biggest acquisition of US financial institutions by a Japanese bank, would
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      Lock icon Fall in UK rates expected
      116 7 AP THE BRITISH government's determination to get bank lending rates down was signalled on Monday when the state-otvned Bank of England cut its dealing rates with the money market by half a percentage point. The new interest rates range from 9<*-10 per cent, down from
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      Lock icon ABN Australia in forex trade
      47 7 Reuter MERCHANT bank ABN Australia has been granted authority by Australian Treasurer Paul Keating to trade in foreign exchange from yesterday, the reserve bank says. A total of 38 merchant banks in Australia are now able to deal in foreign exchange. Reuter
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      Lock icon Still short of money
      101 7 Reuter THE BANK of England will be unable to reduce its outstanding assistance to money markets this month as market shortages will persist. Discount house Gerrard and National PLC estimates the central bank holds 70 per cent of the supply of bank bills, which is now
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  • MONEY AND EXCHANGES
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      Forex markets
      735 7 SINGAPORE: The US dollar recovered against most major currencies in thin late trading yesterday to close narrowly mixed compared with New York's levels. It closed slightly lower at 2.9290/9305 marks compared with New York's 2.9320/ 35 close, firmer at 2.4150/70 Swiss francs compared with 2.4070/4100 and unchanged at
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      Foreign exchange
      233 7 Interbank rotes at 3pm quoted y—lor day a ctmng* Local dollars to Ofie unit of currency: US dolor 2 1475 ***** ***** -2384 Sterling pound 2 7283 2 7318 7 3469 -62.86 Australian dollar 1 8522 1 8541 ***** -4598 NZ dolor 1 0716 1 0742 3 4286
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      Asian dollar market
      308 7 ASIAN DOLLAR deposit rates closed steady at easier opening levels in quiet afternoon trading yesterday. Short-dates weakened between 1/4 and 7/16 point at the outset on lower US federal funds rate, and thereafter rates remained unchanged with Wednesday/Thursday closing at 9-5/8 9-1/2 and week fixed at 9-11/16
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      Lock icon Simex
      346 7 BA Futures Inc EUBODOLLAB futures opened sharply higher at Simex yesterday mainly because of the Fed's execution of system repurchase which added reserves to the US banking system. Lack of volume, however, prevented further upward movement of prices. Trading was quiet as traders preferred not to open new positions
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      Gold
      210 7 HONGKONG The metal closed slightly lower yesterday after a day of fairly active twoway business. The bullion price finished at U*****.50/90 an ounce, unchanged from the opening but below New York's $347.50/348.00 close. On the local market, gold ended HK$43 above Monday's close at $3,231 a tahil. The krugerrand
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      Money markets
      117 7 the OVERNIGHT rate rose by 1/2-point from Monday to close at 7 3/8 per cent on the Singapore interbank money market yesterday. One and three-month maturities remained unchanged while two-month fell by 1/16-point. S$ interbank rates at 3pm yesterday OHt Bid Overnight 7 3/8 7 1/4 1 -month
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    USSR NATIONAL DAY
    671 8 Message by Mr. Vladimir Semenov, Ambassador of the USSR in the Republic off Singapore On the 7th of November the Soviet people mark their National Day the Anniversary of the Great October Socialist Revolution which took place in 1917 Since its birth the Soviet Russia has gone
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    Exporting Technology
    330 8 Contrary to what many believe, the Soviet Union is doing good business with the West, and it is not just a one way trade. The Soviet Union is selling technology abroad, and a great deal of it. Machine tools are exported to 90 countries, including Japan, France, Sweden,
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    Quarter of world's resources unlocked
    435 8 The Baikal-Amur Mainline is not the longest communication line in the world, or even the Soviet Union. But it has been one of the most important Soviet social and economic programmes. The reason is to be found on the economic map of the Soviet Union.
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    Aeroflot flies to 118 cities
    563 9 USSR NATIONAL DAY Last year Aeroflot carried 109 million passengers and 3 million tons of cargoes, besides, it dusted more than IQ6 million hectares of farmlands and forests from the air. For this year figures will be slightly higher. At present, three-quar-ters of the passengers
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    CALLING AT 1,200 SEAPORTS IN 124 COUNTRIES
    538 9  -  by B. Yunitsyn, Deputy Minister of the USSR Merchent Merine The Soviet Union today operates one of the world's finest and biggest fleets with its ships calling at 1,200 seaports in 124 countries. By the end of the next year the aggregate deadweight
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      98 9 c to the GOVERNMENT PEOPLE OF THE USSR on the occasion of their 67th Anniversaiy of the GREAT OCTOBER SOCIALIST REVOLUTION from DATUK SRI NG QUEE LAM S.P.M.J. S.B.ST.J., F.1.8.A. AND SOUTH UNION CO (PTE) LTD 156 Cecil Street #05-01/02 F.E.B. Building Singapore 0106. Tel: *****11/7 r r, to the
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      93 9 Congratulations to the Government People of the USSR on the 67th Anniversary of the Great October Socialist Revolution from f Tte Cuf ~WI 150 Orchard Road. »05-07 Orchard Ptaia, Singapore 0923. Tal: *****20 Official Agents for USSR Intourist Agency Air Tickets Tours Car Rental Travel Insurance Hotel Reservations Accept Major
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      205 9 ENJOY A RUSSIAN HOLIDAY ENROUTE TO EUROPE IT'S FUN AND ECONOMICAL N. 4 m *3^ !< 14 1* mm a 1 m n SF i i*JL Aeroflot operates 3-weekly flights from Singapore to Europe via Moscow on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays You can enjoy a real Russian' holiday in Moscow,
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  • FEATURES
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      Second services revolution
      378 10 TOSHIBA CORPORATION'S plans to direct its manufacturing investment towards its major markets such as the United States and the United Kingdom should come as no surprise considering the growing protectionist sentiments in the developed countries. However, the trend for companies such as Toshiba to invest where the
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      Lock icon A trusted lawkeeper loses lustre
      1200 10  -  Japan's once universally trusted police force are beginning to encounter some difficult times By CLYDE HABERMAN NYT A FEW YEARS back, an American political scientist who had studied police behaviour in Japan wrote that the country was "heaven for a cop". Basically, it still is.
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      Lock icon Sri Lanka's charcoal venture leads to burnt fingers
      792 10 NYT AT THE TIME, it seemed like the perfect marriage between a western entrepreneur and a developing nation. Stephen Keiley, a former aide to Mayor John Lindsay of New York City, had an idea. Sri Lanka had the raw materials. Together, they
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      1194 10 W m>) GftIDIXD HIGHLIGHTS US Elections on VOA short wove radio Special coverage by the Voice of America's Washington studio providing instant breakdowns on individual Congressional races, demographic data on voter trends among minorities and readouts on ethnic candidates across the country. Starts at 8 am (Singapore time) until the
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      10 10 BriStoW: Fmnk Ehcfcens MPvve youf? u?p>Ges nefce. conoe rmd -em....
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  • SPORTS
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      Heavy showers could change golf outlook
      466 11 k HEAVY SHOWERS which washed out yesterday's Pro-Am tournament in the PGA Mercedes Benz Classic could change the outlook of the whole tournament which begins today. I; For the course will definitely be playing long when the open--1 ing round tees off today at
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      TEE-OFF TIMES
      207 11 IST TEE B.M Chan Han, N Yusof, Teo Chin Seng; Mi Poh Eng Soon, N Navin, Quek Meng Liat 8.12 Bobby Lim, Arain Rat in, Steven Poon; 8.18 E Bluah, K Madasamy, Lim Leng Ann; BJS4 Lim Kian Hee, Roslan Idris, Ali Ratim; BJI S Gimin, Lim Kian
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      Singapore strikes gold
      703 11  -  Ronnie Ng and Patrick Wee beat Korea and Philippines to top spot Bth FIQ Asian Zone Championship Nov 4th —10th 1984 Singapore By BRIAN MILLER TYPHOON AGNES changed course from Manila and hit Singapore with a fury, sending its champion, Paeng Nepomuceno, into the records books and
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      Lock icon McEnroe suspended from playing tennis for 42 days
      190 11 AP JOHN MCENROE was suspended from playing tennis for 42 days on Tuesday night, shortly after he blitzed Sweden's Mats Wilander 6-2, 3-6, 6-2 to win the U*****,000 Stockholm OpenScandinavian tennis championships. The reigning Wimbledon and US Open champion "elected to waive
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      Lock icon Black Knight's Cup
      102 11 Reuter BUSINESSMAN Robert Holmes A'Court, best known for his shock takeover bids, pulled off a major surprise of a different kind yesterday when his horse Black Knight streaked home to win the Melbourne Cup. Ridden by Peter Cook, the Australian-bred horse won by 2 '/j lengths at
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      New enthusiasm after squash coaching
      490 11  -  By WALTON MORAIS FRESH ENTHUSIASM and excitement is engulfing our national squash trainees following the first nine-day training stint under Kiwi coaches Neven Barbour and Rob Crothall. Vice-president of the Singapore Squash Racquets Association, Benny See, said yesterday that the trainees were showing a noticeable
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      234 11 Walk down memory lane with A Journal in the Federal Capital m As the first correspondent for The Straits Times to be stationed in Kuala Lumpur (now the capital of Malaysia), then the Federal capital of half a century ago, GEORGE PEET had the unique opportunity an opportunity few others
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      625 11 03D§§K3Qiai) CRYPTIC PUZZLE ACROSS 1 A blow to certain schools! (5) 6 Wos inclined to need some clean towels (5) 9 A term at Rugby (4-3) 10 Bay entronce? (5) 11 The place for royal tennis (5) 12 Land of costles (5) 13 Current coins of which many ore foreign
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  • INTERNATIONAL STOCKS
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      Lock icon Al-Fayed's stake in Fraser under study
      284 12 FT THE £138.3 million acquisition of a 29.9 per cent shareholding in House of Fraser, a UK stores group, by the wealthy Al-Fayed family of Egypt will be studied by the UK Office of Fair Trading. It will then decide whether the deal should
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      Lock icon will sell holdings next year
      79 12 Reuter A PLAN by West German Finance Minister Gerhard Stoltenberg to sell off government holdings Ml eight companies will start next year with the reduction of interests in Deutaefce Lufthansa AG, Lad* strie-VerwdfiSifc selbchaft AG (OttMi. FYtkla Bei<mosCTMK^y| that the scheme forsees completion of share
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      Lock icon Equitable to buy Donaldson
      66 12 Reuter EQUITABLE Life a*ce Society fall Dooakteon Lufldn and J* rette Securities lac. lie (HBnpany says that Equitabl* will pay US$3O a share .for the common stock and $230.77 for each preferred share. There are currently t about 12,765,000 common shares outstanding and about 213,956 preferred
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      Lock icon Hopes of Reagan re-election boost Wall Street
      309 12 Reuter WALL STREET'S belief that President Reagan was headed for re-election sent stock prices higher on Monday in moderately heavy trading. The Dow Jones Industrial Average rose by 12.59 to 1229.24. Advancing issues led losers 1,071 to 547 and volume on the New
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      Toronto
      131 12 NOV 05 c$ 28 V* Hud Boy Mm Imp (M Inco Int Prov Pp« 7 43** 14* 31* 21 Algomo 19* -H Intl Nickel 14'* unch Book Mont Bonk Nova Scotia M T*i 23* 12* 34 Kefr Add Lobtaw B Masse y Ferg 3* Mc Blodel 24%. Broscon 29*
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      Johannesburg
      211 12 NOV 05 Band Tnaf Bk 230 1006 6 INOUSTtlALS A AMu ftOOfi UniMC 415 1400 unch inch 150 MININGS A£ And a 790S Amaprop 325 unch Anglos 2460 110 200 45 AMIC 2650 1050 unch 10 Bhryoors 1885 C G Smrth 1950 unch Buff 7450 50 CNA 1956 -5
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      New York
      689 12 NOV 05 US$ ACF Muitnn Alcon Alumn Akoo Alifhwiy Lud Aftad Cham Cp AM Stores Afcs-Chotmar* Am Bronds Inc Am Broodcost Am Con Co Am Cyonamrd Am Elac Pwr Am Express Am Homa Prod Am Moron Cp Am Natural Gas Am Tal Tal Amox Inc Amarodo Haw AMF
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      European markets
      936 12 Amsterdam NOV 05 Fit ABN ***** +0 5 133 80 -1 2 Ahotd ***** +02 ***** 0 1 AMEV Amtoi Amrobnfc EM Boh Bonumi Bosk a Bonn Caiond Cat* 191 50 +0 4 65 30 -09 4390 0 1 101 00 -17 ***** 3 69 70 +0.4 30
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      191 12 Wmm to wisi^ 9 iine ani fill! UIU is Braised fish maw soup with crab meat, braised fungus soup with assorted k meat, braised bean curd with vegetables, braised diced chicken with fresh milk, deep fried Pe Pa'bean curd, fried sliced mango, special deep-fried mincedpork, fried shredded meat with bean
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      142 12 Spectacular Double Bill i > Cedric Debbie m V nfhy St Los Amors f excitement hits ROBIN S TAVERN Two popular groups entertain from 5.15 p.m. onwards. A single group performs on Sundays and Mondays. 25% discount on all drinks. Offers are valid during Happy Hours 4.00 7.00pm only. Your
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      115 12 HUANG PALACE Hong Kong Tim Sum served from 11 am to 230 pm (We also cater for weddings, anniversaries, birthdays and Chinese dinner functions.) For Rrsmn turns plrasr tall 29*0122 I*l7 or 1401) PRESIDENT MERLIN HOTEL SINGAPORE IHI. kill Imimi R<k«l. Siiik>|««< <X 3) Irl Wi0122 Bt j At Kushinobo
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      122 12 London stocks, Pago 17 -5 ML iir* i \ikl t V *,JF im 4- AF> m n. II II II I I 2 70Orchard Road Singapore 0923 Telex: RS ***** ttCROWM Cable: CROWnriOTEL. Tel: 732 I 111. v\ I*# 1 I iTI is said that a rare nIM deserves an
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      Hongkong
      371 13 HONGKONG: Share prices closed mostly higher yesterday on expectations that President Reagan will be re-elected, but trading was fairly quiet ahead of the poll. Cheung Kong gained 15 cents to HKJB.3O, HK Electric five to $6.05, HK Land five to $3,325, HK Bank five to $6.60, HK Wharf 7.5
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      Taipei
      281 13 NOV 06 NT Lee Chang Yuen Chem Indus 1860 05 Lien Hwa Indus 1300 -0 1 Al Smcere Indus 725 -005 Non Yo Plos 30 00 unch Asm Cement 25 50 02 Pocihc Cons 25 60 0 3 Cothoy Cons 28 10 -04 Pacific Elect Chang Hwo Bank Chen
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      Tokyo
      451 13 TOKYO: Share prices closed sharply lower on profit taking yesterday after the market average touched an all time high of 11,413.75 in early trading. The average, which rose 124.13 on Monday, fell 76.42 to finish at 11,297.66 on volume of 450 million shares against 360 million on Monday. The
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      Manila
      125 13 MANILA: Share prices closed mixed in dull trading yesterday. The Commercial and Industrial Index fell 0.60 to 118.08, the Mining marker rose 4.66 to 846.83 and the Oils Index was unchanged at 0.584. NOV 06 Pew Orientol B 001 -0 001 PM Overseas 0 005 -0 0005 Acote Mining
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      Sydney
      353 13 SYDNEY: Share markets closed firmer yesterday on fresh support for gold and heavyweight mining issues following firmer bullion prices in New York and Hongkong and higher prices on Wall Street. Near the close, the All Ordinaries Index was up 2.1 at 772.7, the All Industrials Index was down 1.2
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      Bangkok
      170 13 BANGKOK: Stock prices closed higher in quiet trading yesterday after opening lower on continued selling following the weekend devaluation of the baht. The Book Club Index rose 0.68 points to 119.79, after closing 4.15 points lower on Monday, the largest fall since September, 1982. Turnover fell to 73.5 million
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      Seoul
      71 13 Nov 6 Won Hyundai Motor KAL 628 548 -1 8 Chotwung Bk Commercial Bk 620 670 ♦2 unch Korea Fnt Korea Oi Korea Ship 712 1235 416 ■8 15 Do• woo Corp 490 641 Lucky Ltd 803 747 p3 7 667 .3 860 2 GoW Star 750 +3 1210
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      Lock icon Nippon Oil expects to earn more
      81 13 Reuter NIPPON Oil expects to record after-tax profits for the year ending March 31 of 16 billion yen compared with 12.83 billion yen last year, on an expected rise in product prices in the second half. But sales are likely to slow to 3,200
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      Japanese traders eye tobacco industry
      316 13 COMPETITION is getting keen among major Japanese trading houses to gain a larger share of the potentially lucrative foreign tobacco market in Japan with liberalisation of foreign tobacco imports scheduled for April. All are trying to strengthen ties with foreign makers, mostly Americans. Mitsui and
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      Lock icon Hyundai plans to join US market by 1986
      164 13 Reuter SOUTH KOREAN carmaker Hyundai Motor Corporation, which began selling cars in Canada earlier this year, plans to enter the US market by the 1986 model year. Automotive News, a trade paper, quoted John Wright, sales and marketing vice-president for Hyundai Auto
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      Lock icon China-BHP deal likely
      56 13 Reuter BROKEN HILL Proprietary Co (BHP) remains confident further talks with China will result in long-term steel contracts which will justify reopening the Kwinana Steel Plant and its feed mine, Kooly a nobbing, in Western Australia. The general manager of BHP's steel finance division, Alan Castleman, said
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      471 13 Si m S i 5 *s iF.fi f, f The authentic taste of Japan. A Japanese manager Japanese Chefs A sushi counter, four teppanyaki griddles, a spacious a la carte restaurant and several tatami rooms. Open for lunch and dinner Set Lunch from $17 subject to 10% service charge and
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      144 13 15 HAPPY RESTAURANT can now offer Modestly-priced superb Cantonese dishes. Impeccable service. Nightly entertainment with no cover or corkage charges. Ample parking facilities. 1 DVtmercf n For reservations, call 744-2717 or 744-2«8« HAPPY RESTAURANT Lion City Hotel, 2nd Storey, 15 Tanjong Katong Road, Singapore 1543 9^ if Buffet Luncheon Show
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  • RAW MATERIALS
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      Lock icon New US futures options spawn doubts
      681 14 NYT SINCE THE latest batch of options on farm futures were hatched last week on half a dozen exchanges in the US, many traders and brokers are wondering whether they will soar like the phenomenally successful Treasury bond, stock index and gold options, or
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      460 14 Bernama MALAYSIA'S aim to be the world's No 1 tyre exporter is feasible in the long term provided sufficiently bold measuses are taken now including the setting up of a Tyre Industries Corporation of Malaysia (Ticom), says Dr Haji Ani
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      LONDON MARKETS
      996 14 COFFEE Robusta futures ended a quiet morning yesterday at or near the highs and with gains from Monday's close of £23 to £11. January ended at £2,280, up £23 and £1 below the high. January reached a morning low at £2,247 and its recovery was influenced by chart
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      Lock icon Coffee rust detected in Venezuela for first time
      194 14 Reuter AN OUTBREAK of coffee rust has been detected for the first time in Venezuela on a farm near the Colombian border. Agriculture Minister Felipe Gomez Alvarez said. The affected area, near San Cristobal in Western Venezuela, has been placed in quarantine
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      KL Tin
      95 14 FOLLOW-THROUGH nppwt by tie Wfef stock mauger saw toe KLTM price gala aaatoer Me ceat to He aew price la within toe ITA lawer raage «f $».15 to The rtoe was aided by scattered Japanese aad tocal baylag m aa easier cleae la Lsadaa did aat affect sentiment.
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      TEXTILES
      167 14 Yarn (In HK$ per bole of 400 lb) China corded yarn, cones Blue Phoenix I6's 3,150 Blue Phoenix 20's 3,200 Blue Phoenix 32's 3,800 Blue Phoenix 40's 4,000 Carded yarn, hank 3,400 Blue Phoenix 21's Combed yarn, cones 4,800 Blue Phoenix 32's Blue Phoenix 40's 5,000 Open-end yarn 2,900
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      Lock icon Inro begins week-long meeting on BSM role
      185 14 Bernama THE 32-MEMBER International Natural Rubber Organisation (Inro) began its week-long meeting on Monday to specifically discuss the possible future buffer stock intervention in the world rubber market. The meeting, chaired by Mr Robert Pastorino of the US, was confined to the Inro
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      RUBBER
      255 14 SINGAPORE The market closed marginally lower yesterday with November One RSS buyers quoted at 170.50 cents per kg, down Vt cent from Monday. Values held steady in early afternoon trading, but recovered slightly towards the close on shortcovering. MALAYSIA The market market closed at 187.00 cents per kg for
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      RAS and MRELB
      341 14 RAS prices (in S cents/kilo, FOB w bales) NOON CLOSE Buyers Sellers Buyers Sellers Int 1 RSS prompt 168 50 169 50 169 50 I70 50N Int 1 RSSNov >69 50 170 50 170 50 171 50 Int 1 RSS Dec 171 50 '172 50 172 00
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      SSR and SMR
      112 14 (cento/kg, 1-to ft pollen 1 November December (current mth) (forword mth) NOON NOON RAS Buyers Sellers Buyers Setters SSR 20 167 00 169 00N 168 00 170 OON SSR 50 165 00 167 OON 166 00 168 OON MRELB Buyeri Sellers Buyers Sellers SAARCV 196 50 198
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      Lock icon Soviet grain imports to reach 50m tonnes
      457 14 AP, Reuter RUSSIA WILL import a record 50 million tonnes of grain in the 1964-85 season, the US Department of Agriculture predicted. In just two months last summer, Russia bought approximately 13 million tonnes of US wheat and maize for later delivery. That
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      WHEAT
      175 14 WHEAT futures on the Chicago Board of Trade rallied from early lows to close on or near the highs on Monday, up 1V« cents to one US-cent per bushel in moderately light trade. Scattered speculative wheat-corn spreading helped keep wheat firm relative to corn. Frazier Parrott bought March on
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      SOYBEAN
      202 14 SOYBEAN futures on the Chicago Board of Trade rallied steadily from early lows, but still closed six to four US-cents per bushel lower in moderately light trade on Monday. November was held to a narrow five-cent range on the day. Widespread country movement over the weekend and the outlook
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      Produce exchange
      152 14 Chinese Produce Exchange Robusto 20/25% FOB NSW Nutmeg 502 50 (Sellers' noon doting pr ices on Nov 6. SS/100 kg) no FOB NSW 380 00 Coconut oil B W FOB NSW 281.00 Bute FOB 195.00 Gombier OW drum FOB 208 00 FOB NSW 305 00 New drum FOB
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      RICE
      283 14 Singapore A-l special 207 (S$/kMo, ei-godown) C-l special C-l Ordinary unq unq Thai white Loonzain l00% 100% 1st clots first grade ""3 (kangaroo) 100% second grode 250 new crop 096 100% thrd grode unq 100% 2nd dass 100% 3rd class 0.70 070 Parboiled 242 25% new crop No stock
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      PALM OIL
      142 14 MALAYSIAN palm oil market prices rose at the close on further covering in active trading yesterday. In November, south gained Ms2o to $1,190 per tonne and central $17.50 to $1,187.50. North also gained $17.50 to $1,182.50 and in December, south and central rose $15 to $1,185. The refined
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  • SHARE INFORMATION
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      Second consecutive fall for market prices
      4247 15 SHARE prices on the Singapore stock market fell yesterday for the second day running. The BT Composite Index fell 0.53 point to 733.58 while the Straits Times Industrial Index shed 1.10 points to 833.78. Volume was light at 8.07 million units. The market opened
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      Chief price changes
      267 15 SINGAPORE Rises Motro Htdgs 312 TDM 249 K L Kopoog 241 Gold Com 262 Introco 282 Com Mont 50« 255 TOTO» Pub 795 SNPl 580 San Laa Fmonca 239 Gontmgs 496 Falls Island Pot 450 U A C 310 RoWtgti 310 Eh Yon Sonf 284 FAN 520
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      Steadier performance by KLSE
      456 15 THE Kuala Lumpur stock market finished on a slightly steadier note yesterday for the first time since late last week. Interest was selective but trading on the whole remained on the low side as investors continued to adopt a wait-and-see attitude. Share prices opened on a
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      Business done on the SES
      3226 15 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 I.ooo.unitg. unless otherwise specified. All Time Settlement Contracts are quoted after the word "SETT" Big
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  • COMPANY NEWS
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      Green light for IMT revamp
      934 16 Approval subject to achieving Ms9.3m forecast profits INDIA Malaysia Textiles Bhd's massive restructuring scheme, which will lead to an ultimate relisting of its shares on the Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange, has been given the green light by the Capital Issues Committee. The complicated scheme, which
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      Lock icon Seven-Eleven operations take Japan by storm
      601 16 Bernama SEVEN-ELEVEN Japan Co is aggressively expanding the number of its franchise operations, thanks to a US convenience-store concept and a point-of-sale (POS) system for data analysis. The sustained growth of the 11-year-old company, a licensee of Southland Corp of Dallas, Texas, has turned
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      Business done on the KLSE
      2090 16 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 Ajinomoto (3.705) Alcom (1.328 1.335) (5) 1 34 (3)
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      Selected indices
      103 16 HONGKONG Australian Industrials Tuesday 1109.5 Hang Seng Index Monday 1123.2 Week ago 1098 0 Tuesday 1033.93 Monday 1027.48 NEW YORK Week ago 1019 21 Dow Jones Monday 1229.24 TOKYO Friday 1216.65 Week ago 1201.41 Tokyo Dow Jones Tuesday ***** 66 Stondord and Poors Monday ***** 08 Monday 168
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      Unit trusts
      229 16 Managers' prices Second B'putro Third B'putro Fourth B'putro 4 85 407 490 4 12 ♦or Nov 7 535 542 Singapore Unit Trust Fifth B'putro Sixth B'putro 298 288 3.03 293 The Commerce 2 56 2.72 The Sav«rg* Fend 1 70 I -80 S'pore Prog Fund 109 1.15 S'pore
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      COMPANY MEETINGS
      62 16 ROTHMANDS Of Pall Mall: 23rd AGM on Nov 8 at 11am in Virginia Park, Jalan Universiti, Petaling Jaya. RENONG Berfcad: 2nd AGM on Nov 9 at 10am in President Room. Selangor Gub, Jalan Raja, Kuala Lumpur. THE KuU SI dim Rabber Cm Bhd: EGM on Nov 27 at
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      Lock icon Swiss bank to take a stake in Phillips & Drew
      440 16 Swiss bank to take a stake in Phillips Drew NYT THE Union Bank of Switzerland is to acquire a 29.9 per cent stake in Phillips k Drew, one of London's largest stock brokerages, with an eye towards a full takeover once rules are changed on London's stock exchange to permit
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      Ford Motor reduces stake
      137 16 FORD Motor Company of the United States will reduce its stake in Ford Malaysia Sdn Bhd from 51 per cent to 30 pa- cent to comply with the New Economic Policy. Under the proposed equity restructuring, Ford's partner in the Joint venture, Pernas Sime Darby Bhd,
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      DIVIDENDS ANNOUNCED
      736 16 Current ii dot* Book* dose Dete payable Total tor the year Total far AISB AMDB AMDB A Enterprises Asiatic Dev BMT Berjuntoi Bousteod C 1 Holdings Chuon Hup Cold Storage D Keramot F A C B Fober Merlin Fujitec Gentings George Kent Gleneoly H Leong Credit H Leong
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      Lock icon Boustead gets call for 'extra' quotations
      498 17 mm* mm™ By HOCK LOCK SIEW BOUSTEAD Holding Bhd's restructuring of its plantation interests is far» from over yet. Seventeen months ago the group took its first step to streamline the plantation business by putting all the companies under one umbrella. But the exciting
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      NBT mystery acquisition delayed by new tax
      128 17 THE LONG awaited mystery acquisition by North Borneo Timbers Kid (NBT) has been delayed with the new share transfer tax introduced in the Malaysian Budget last month. According to NBT, the 10 per cent tax on land-based companies will have material implications on
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      Profits fall 9pc at JC Enterprises
      274 17 JACK CHIA Enterprises (Malaysia) Bhd (JCEM) has experienced a nine per cent fall in group pre-tax profits to $1.48 million for the first six months ended Sept 30,1984. However, unaudited results released showed that turnover, including investment and other income, rose six per cent
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      COMPANY BRIEFS
      162 17 HIGHLANDS and Lewlands Bhd disclosed that six of its directors are deemed to have an interest in the acquisition of a 26.23 per cent stake in the company by Kumpulan Guthrie Sdn Bhd, a wholly owned subsidiary of Permodalan Nasional Bhd. They are Tun Ismail bin Mohamed Ali,
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      LONDON STOCKS
      943 17 THE market opened firm yesterday in small volume and the FTSE 100 index at 9.45 am was up 4.5 at 1167.6. Dealers said the prospect of UK base rate cuts is now imminent after Monday's money market dealing rates cut by the Bank of England. Some operators, however,
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      Worthen Holdings buys HCB for HK$337m
      405 17 OVERSEAS Trust Bank, the financial empire of the late Chang Ming Thien, has sold its banking subsidiary, Hongkong Chinese Bank, minus its head office building, for HKJ337.1 million. The purchaser of the 99.73 per cent stake in HCB is Worthen Holdings (Hongkong) Ltd, whose
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      AMDB director retires
      24 17 ARAB-MALAYSIAN Development Bhd says that Datuk Malek Merican has retired from the board of directors of the ■company on Oct 29.
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      Cement producers cut HDB prices
      538 17  -  By AMY CHEOK SINGAPORE'S five major local cement manufacturers and the only remaining bulk cement operator have reduced the price of their supplies to the Housing and Development Board by nearly five per cent. The revised price at $100 per tonne was effective from Sep
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      KL remisiers seek better treatment from brokers
      558 17 THE PERSATUAN Remisier Malaysia (Remisiers Association of Malaysia) has made several recommendations to the relevant authorities aimed at improving the working relationship between its members and their respective stockbroking firms. On remisiers' security deposits with stockbrokers, the association suggested that the funds should
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      Dunlop job may go to American
      223 17 MR EUGENE ANDERSON, a vice-president of Celanes, the US group which is one of the world's largest producers of man-made fibres, is being considered for the post of chief executive at Dunlop Holdings PLC, the tyre and rubber products group. He is believed to
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      Haw Par sells Hongkong subsidiary for HK$2.65m
      236 17  -  By RAMESH CHANDIRAMANI HAW PAB Brothers lateraati—l Ltd, the widely diversified kmĔmm basse with exteadre eemmerdal laterests ta Asia, has decided toadiMMd Its Bftiy Heagheag ssbsidiartea. The etmpMy has seM Its eattre stake la the textile retailing aalt, Dyaasty Balsas Ltd, fer a
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    471 18  -  By BRIAN MILLER LIKE A WELL-OILED machine, the Philippines went about their task in methodical fashion trading strikes and never once missing a beat. Then, like an eagle in flight, they swooped down on their prey, picking away at the field like they were but
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    314 18 MANAGERS should take direct charge of the Quality Control Circle (QCCs) in their divisions and use them as a tool for achieving corporate goals, and not merely to solve operational problems. This was one of the recommendations of the
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    462 18  -  By LEE HAN SHIH DESIGNS for land above three Mass Rapid Transit stations were shown yesterday, with office and shopping blocks predictably dominating the sites. A prime spot opposite The Dynasty Hotel has been reserved for a new hotel. But neither the hotel, nor
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    Insurance study mission calls for better training of staff
    523 18 A SINGAPORE insurance study mission to the US and Europe has called for a re-examination of training and development of insurance professionals and staff. The mission, which was led by insurance commisrioner Law Song Keng, said this was necessary in the
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    78 18 Reuter STOCK PRICES moved higher in early election day trading as the market continued a rally that began on Monday. The Dow Jones Industrial Average was up nearly five points to under 1234. Overall, gainers held a five-to-three lead over losers. Volume was about nine million shares.
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      43 18 AFP FORMER Malaysian Prime Minister Tunku Abdul Rahman yesterday appealed to the king to stop the planned Umno-PAS debate. He said that he had been told that Malaysia's nine sultans felt that the debate "should not be held". AFP
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      56 18 UPI CHINESE Foreign Minister Wu Xueqian yesterday said that while Hongkong will have a high degree of autonomy under Chinese rule it will "by no means be an independent political entity" and that China would station troops in Hongkong, enact its constitution, appoint its chief executive, and
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      38 18 UPI A 150-man Chinese delegation is in Hongkong attending a trade symposium in an effort to attract US$7OO million in overseas investments. The delegation is the largest ever Chinese trade mission sent to Hongkong.
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      34 18 Reuter THE INDIAN government announced yesterday that families of those killed in the violence after Indira Gandhi's assassination will receive 10,000 rupees (about US$B35 dollars) in compensation for each victim.
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      46 18 UPI PHILIPPINE President Ferdinand Marcos has called for the strengthening of his ruling party machinery to prepare for his re-election bid in 1987, it was announced yesterday. He was quoted as saying that he was healthy enough to run for election. UPI
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      40 18 AP HUNDREDS of coal miners across Britain broke ranks yesterday with their union's nearly 8-month-old strike, returning to work in large numbers for the second straight day, the stateowned National Coal Board said. AP
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    75 18 First win 29-1 for Reagan Reuter PRESIDENT Reagan defeated Walter Mondale overwhelmingly yesterday in the first votes cast in the US at Dixville Notch, a tiny New Hampshire town. Thirty people voted and Mr Reagan won 29-1. In what has become a national election tradition, the registered voters of this
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    117 18 Reuter AT LEAST 145 people were killed and thousands forced to seek refuge from floods and heavy rain when Typhoon Agnes swept through the central Philippines during the weekend, rescue officials said yesterday. Air Force BrigadierGeneral Avelino America, who flew on a relief mission to the
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    287 18 ANYONE who has been in continuous occupation of premises recovered by the landlord for development, is entitled to compensation based on the area of floor space used. Even occupiers who were neither tenants nor sub-tenants but who had continously occupied any part of the premises
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    299 18 A FORMER director of Broadview Commodities, Mr Lee Kwong Fai, denied in court yesterday that his share of the company's secret profits were used to settle gambling debts. On his third day in the witness stand, Mr Lee denied a cross-examination suggestion
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    197 18 AP THE PHILIPPINE Supreme Court said yesterday that it would hold a hearing tomorrow to decide whether to stop the government's ombudsman from prosecuting armed forces chief General Fabian Ver and 25 others implicated in the Benigno Aquino assassination. The court also gave ombudsman Bernardo Fernandez
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    310 18 EVEN BEFORE rounding off his current meet-the-union series, NTUC Secretary-General Ong Teng Cheong already plans to embark on a second series of visits to affiliates. But the second time round, he hopes to learn in greater depth the problems of the
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      60 18 Hi Outlook for today: Cloudy most of the day wilh showers over several areas in the afternoon. Report for 24 hours prior to 7 30pm on Nov 6 at the airport: Maximum temperature 31.8 Associated humidity 63 Minimum temperature 24.2 Associated humidity 98 Hours of sunshine 6.10 Rainfall in millimetres
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      345 19 CAHNERS Exposition Group and Marintec Group have joined forces to organise exhibitions and conferences. The Seatec V and Portec n, to held in Indonesia next March, will be the first exhibition in which both parties will play an active role. The Seatec/Portec and Marintec exhibitions
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      553 19  -  By LINDA CHEE THE PORT of Singapore has edged out two major competitors, Kobe and Kaohsiung, to become the fourth largest container port in the world. It clinched the hotly-con-tested position behind the well-established top three spots occupied by premier port New York, Rotterdam and
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      730 19 IMpping Um Pig* Col AC Toapter Afao Ahr«*M< Lnt Alphotrom Alpoc Antoh Orient APCUn# APL Arrow Laws ASCL Asiobrokar Alio* Laws Austooo Una Boit-Onant Baltic ErW Bangkok Con* Bank Law Boyonihon SHpg BBS Bon Lm Bkw Star Bronttord BSC Law Ekamo Fivo Star Cameroon Shpg CC Law
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        64 19 THE number of arrests made by the Norwegian Coast Guard has been halved. At the same time there has been a marked increase in the number of inspections. Coast Guard inspector Magnus Stene said the new figures indicate that the Coast Guard has become more
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        54 19 SOUTH Korean exports of shipping containers totalled US$29l million in the first 10 months of this year, an 84.8 per cent increase over the same 1983 period, officials of the Korea Container Industrial Association said. They attributed the sharp rise to new orders from majof US shipping
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        68 19 A TWO-MONTH old work-to-rule by Bombay dock workers for better wages has created heavy congestion which could worsen in the coming week, port authorities said. They said 30 ships are awaiting berths com- pared with 20 a week ago and none on Sept 10. A general cargo vessel
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        61 19 Reuter THE General Council of British Shipping (GCBS) said its tramp trip charter index rose to 104 (base 1976) in October from 100 in September. The index is above the 92 of October 1983 and 95 in October 1982 but remains well below the 154 in October
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      631 20 Reuter JAPAN'S once mighty shipbuilders, badly hit by the nation's shift to service industries, are struggling to survive by grasping at menial tasks they used to spurn. Japanese yards will now fight for even a modest tanker repair job, but such work does little to
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      CONSORTIA
      186 20 THE MAJOR shipping consortia operating between the Far East/Europe, Far East/Persian Gulf, Straits ports/Australia, Straits/Japan and the member lines: ACE (FAR EAST/EUROPE): Franco Belgian Services. "K" Line. Korean Shipping Corporation. Neptune Orient Lines. Orient Overseas Container Line. Cho Yang Shipping. ANRO (STRAITS/AUSTRALIA): Australian National Line. Australia /Straits Container Line.
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      171 20 LYKES Bros Steamship has announced three new appointments for its Pacific division. Mr WUlain J Baenger, 46, has been appointed to the post of director of operations, Pacific division. He has held various management positions in Lykes since 1979, first as a manager of operations and then
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      236 20 OIL released from the sunken stern of an American tanker that exploded and ripped in half will not threaten marine life but will bubble to the Pacific's surface "in a process that may take years," the US Coast Guard said. The ship, the
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      1874 20 IRON ORE coal chartering, active Indian fertiliser fixing and a fairly lively timecharter sector featured the freight market on Monday, shipbrokers said. Iron ore from Tubarao to Kaohsiung paid 18.30, while $4.55 was agreed from Lower Buchanan to Antwerp and $5.95 from Goa to Japan. In addition, iron
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      878 20 AFP UNDERLYING firmness continued on the freight market last week, with new five-month highs established in grain rates, before charterers were able to obtain some small concessions. Talk of possible renewed chartering by Soviet operators, fulfilling grain requirements from the United States and South America, provided owners with
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      'Ship design' program on Apple
      185 21 A COMPUTER application program to perform ship design calculations and test design feasibility on Apple computers is now available in Singapore. The "Ship Design" program was jointly developed by NEI Electronics of UK and Na valconsult-Holland. The application which comprises nine modules allows shipbuilders, marine
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      348 21 Lloyd's List A BITTER American Coastal Line (Amco) management has decided to pull out of the lively North Atlantic container trade. It has told customers in the United States, where it is based, that "severe financial problems" have forced it to leave the
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      153 21 Reuter WORLD merchant shipping laid up for lack of employment totalled 65.89 million dwt at end September, unchanged from a month earlier, although the number of vessels involved fell to 1,435 from 1,454, the General Council of British Shipping (GCBS) said. The total for both months represented
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      286 21 Seatrade Week DESPITE the sale of ships, real estate and shares, the Salen Group will suffer substantial losses this year. The chairman Sven Salen predicts that it will be 1986 before the group returns to break even or better. The two companies making major contributions
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      273 21 Fairplay ESTALEIROS Navales de Lisboa of Portugal (Lisnave) will continue to provide technical assistance to the Arab Shipbuilding and Repair Yard till 1989. As one of the world's most experienced supertanker repair yard, Lisnave was orginally chosen to design and then manage
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      Iran joins Inmarsat
      111 21 IRAN has become the 41st country to join the International Maritime Satellite Organisation (Inmarsat) and has designated the Telecommunication Company of Iran as the Iranian Signatory, effective Oct 12. It is the seventh Middle Eastern country to join Inmarsat. The others are Egypt, Iraq, Oman, Saudi Arabia
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      SHIPPING EVENTS
      736 22 Nov 4-1 Offshore Support Vessel Conference, St John's, Newfoundland. Newfoundland Ocean Industries Association. Nov 5-C "Singapore '84," the first international heavy lift transportation conference and exhibition, Shangri-La Hotel, Singapore. Nov 5-7 European Transport Maintenance Council second annual conference. Barcelona. Nov (-1 Bth international tug convetion and exhibition, Hyatt
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      SHIPPING LIST where your ships are due...and when
      3369 26 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
      673 27 CONTAINER TERMINAL RECEIVING OF EXPORT FCL CONTAINERS AND LCL CARGO Godws FCL Arrival date/ti for LCL movement Location Ship Voy me Operator cargo schedule Fenhe K Prorokov Konsai P Gory Ace B Penaga 16E 41 AW/84 39B 51B 115/84 07.11.84 08.11.84 08 11 84 06 11.84 08 11.84
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      1805 27 The leading shipping lines operating from loeal ports and their agents. A-B ArEA African Shipping Agencies (S) \fr*-K«ruU Uw Transgroup <S) Akreakiel Uaer Service Kim Shpg (S). Alfred C Taepfer Ocean us Shipping Agen cies <S) Mannie* Enterprise <PK). Intrasea (S) Bintang Shpg (KL) Island Cargo
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      372 28 AT CONVENTIONAL WHARVES Vessel Berth Agent Arrival Departure KEPPEL WHARVES Sonderhausen 18 Slnshpg alongside 07.11.84/1100 Sphinx 6/7 LN alongside 07.11.84/0600 Straits Venture 21E SSPL alongside 07.11.84/1830 Vletxo 06 25/6 NAPL alongside 07.11.84/0600 Barber Toba 46/7 Barber 07.11.84/0400 08.11.84/0600 Fair Rainbow 23/4 J Manners 07.11.84/1100 09.11.84/1500 Helmut Hermann
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      429 19 I fe Pubkshmd by TIMES BOOKS INTERNATIONAL Times Centre 1 New Industrial Road Spore 1953 Td: *****44 A memtaef of the times cxgonisation Ss6 50 JUS, -lAKDINK Jnrdines ANTAH hi FULLY CONTAINERISED SERVICE I'm COMMO 42* CKVALO PAU. 42* ICHMA com MO ztm CICVM.O RO2E 41* lOTUNE CRYSTAI 27* IMCTEJtIMCX
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      386 19 UNITED ARAB SHIPPING CO (SAG) SEAIORD SHIPPING AGENCIES 70 Shenton Way 04-02 C Mann* Hou»e Singapore 020 Tel *****94 I ■*le« No PS ***** CPS office TPC 03-30 Tel 2223 m and *****32 Terminal office TPC 03-29 Tel No *****90/?*****3 uUASC W7JH ;i >:r r^TTTTiiTTiia>l7.77X3^7ll*;EXPRESS FN.L CONTAINER SERVICE Y KOM
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      957 19 ~~|$,>^=`./}=>>(!'%${&/}|.`~"-^ MAERSK LINE T AFRICA ASIA 13/11 1/12 20/11 S/12 27/11 15/12 4/12 22/12 11/12 29/12 IS/12 5/1 ..'ii: Jia Hay T() HKI (lIL'M H«»I I AMI I'K.lif K\l ANY. I R.Wt-I S( A \f»INAV t.\. Al".< IK I A s\M r/i ci \\i > Awerp LHavre Rdam P. Kelanc
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      445 20 FAR EAST/EUROPE CONTAINER SERVICE To Europe From Europe •P fteunf Vessel 11/11 18/11 25/11 2/12 9/12 16/12 ,23/12 MHON H DEMM BSURIA SELAIOA N HOUTMMI TOYMM B PERMAI SptKt 13/11 20/11 27/11 4/12 11/12 18/12 25/12 28/11 5/12 12/12 19/12 26/12 2/1 9/1 3/12 10/12 17/12 24/12 31/12 7/1 14/1
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      384 20 YAMASHITA-SHINNIHON LINE CONTAINER SERVICES Atlantic/Canada Faadar atKoba Pacific South Waat Pacific North Waat Faadar at Tokyo raadar at Koba •Mo m lA/L 6 OM tortm HI SUT 1 USA/CANADA /J* MIDDLE EAST TRANS SIBERIAN SFPVICt Bal y l.^fi AGENT? SUNSHIP AGENCIES PTE LTD Mim ONxi *****22 |5 linti| CfS'Ttimmtl *****21
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      917 21 The Straits Steamship Group MANSFIELD CONTAINER SHIPPING PTE LTD OCL Overseas Container* Limited •on CMS CWKSS CNMMONROV ■MIOO FMMFWT EOTKSS KOOAOON MT maamukevress Aho accepting cargo for: Hanbwi to CoporOiafen, Aartuv &othenbw| Matno, Stockhotn. I Rotterdam :to Antwerp. Amsterdam. (Mo fc—ltmm to Bremen Southampton UK rofiaas. Mast 4 Dufetn fummrt
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      476 21 NOTICE TATSUMI MARINE CO. LTD. DIRECT SERVICE TO PAPUA NEW GUINEA With effect from 16 November, our vessel SUN CORAL will be accepting Containers Breakbulk cargo for Port Moresby, Lae Rabaul. For cargo bookings please contact: S&EP7UNEAGENCIES (PTE) LIMITED Tel: *****77/*****34 Telex: NEPAGEN RS *****/***** Franco Belgian Services Br ,-vi*
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      464 22 KO»f* Sh,*n*L FULLY CONTAINERISED SER VICE TO EUROPE Vl* SUEZ Member of the Ace Consortun Vl* SUEZ J > Memoef ol the Ace KPTUK C*TSTAI 2CC IUCTERIMCR X K amm cHA*a 1* 21/11 29/11 27/11 6/12 3/12 30/11 FULLY CONTAINERISED TO FROM NOR fH AMERICA WEST CO*ST KH LJuch(MM Seattle
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      265 22 INDIA/BANGLADESH CHEWY LANKA CHERRY ORCNT EAST MALAYSIA In Pt/10 Nov 20/25 Nov SERVICE CNcutta/Chrttatong Calcutta/Ctvttagong SERVICE THONG SOON I AGENCIES PTE. LTD. 09-07 ROBIN A HOUSE S PORE 0106 TEL *****88 TELEX RS ***** BOOKING 22 1 4256 (DIRECT LINE) SINGAPORE TO PENANG ETA KM SOON U —10 Nov 17
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      545 22 1 Hapag-Lloyd EXPORTS TO CONTINENT/UK On carriage to Scandmavia. Med. Carribean I S. America Inland hauUife to inland destinations in Europe BSSSBSSSB^HH S parr t Ratanc Paaf Imm Ax Gaaaa Htv| U» Biuret Mm son* memos 23/11 25/11 27/11- a/u- 22/1227/1224/12 2/1 ftt4* r Katanf S pare Ml l«| OaUaad
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      780 22 o EVERGREEN Full Container Service Round-The-World East Bound Service (FE/CARIB/USEC/EURO/W.MED./FE) ALSO ACCEPTOR CARGO TO i) ntowxNCt iran. smmm boston pmladcima Norfolk iackson»ile. orlrrngton etc d Cristobal Panama cm, caon sm mm unto i I) atlanta owe ago oetroit columbus i ono major arcrobrbge oesiwahoms momtimi.. Toronto w baltmore Round-The-World West
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      243 22 MSI NOSE MARITIME PTE LTD ISLAMIC REPUBLIC OF IRAN SHIPPING LINES IRANIAN SERVICES Saf apart Load* tar .20/11 B. Abbav B Khemcn PORT KfIANG PfNANG SHOSE MARITO* PTE LTD TEL *****44/7 I *****70 MAIOSf MARITMK SON BHD Tet *****2/3. MALAYSIA TRAOE i TRANSPORT ITO Tel ***** I ***** TO PAPUA
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      790 23 Kiflß PIL GROUP VESSEL KOTA MUTIARA HOT A PET AMI KOTAWtIAYA KOTA SEJATI KOTA AGUNG KOTA SEGAR KOTA ABAOi VOYAGE CP/4S/M SINGAPORE LOADING PON: •-11/11 REUMON. ADEN 12-15/11 MOGADISCIO. MOMBASA, ALAAM SEIfU ss;;! tXV, 1-4/1/tS MOMBASA, D'SALAAM, HOOEIOAM. JEDOAH, PT SUDAN KARACHI/P.GULF SERVICES Vi./.U i'il. Hi Si' 13-15/12 2S-30/12 COLOMBO/CHITTAGONG/RANGOON
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      862 23 BENLINE CONTAINERS EXPRESS COMAKER SERVICE TO/FROM EUROPE eubope fBONEUMPt HAM B HAVEN ADAM HAMS UK Cartas Bat SaM SaM SaM SaM SaM Otaka Bay SaM SaM SaM SaM SaM Eiprau SaM SAM KoaMon Bat SaM SaM Broswn Fiprets SaM 7/11 SaM 1/11 9/11 1/1110/11 11/11 ri Fiprets 10/11 12/U U/U
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      538 23 DJAKARTA LLOYD INDONESIAN NATIONAL I INF Far East S'oore Service Fuß Container Vessel. Bumk Tokthani *«b« KMtaa«( NonfkanS port T| Prat (M) MAUVM4T Vl4 HB 7C/10 21/10 10/10 J/H srtl U/U U/H COM VII M/U MtltfMT VIS W 21/11 21/11 J/12 4/12 "12 U/12 EXPRESS SEMI-CONTAINER SERVICE TO/FROM EUROPE S
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      413 23 BOUSTEAD SHIPPING AGENCIES 1* BURMA FIVE STAR SHIPPING CORPORATION (Burmese National Line) Loading for Rangoon S'pore P Kelong Penong Lashio V 36 7/8 Nov Myomoywo VB3 8/9 Nov Pagan V 79 16/20 Nov BANK LINE EXPRESS INDEPENDENT SERVICE TO UK/CONT SPORE R'DAM HULL HMBG IVYBANK 13 Nov 7 Doc 11
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      1441 24 K KAWASAKI KISEN KAISHA, LTD. USA CANADA PACIFIC COAST (Including DESTINATIONS INLAND vU IPI/MICROBRIDGE A MINILAND BRIDGE) FEEDER/ MONTE RUBY V 23 JOHORE BRDGE V 37 MAETERLINCK V3E ASIA STAR V3O MOTHER VESSEL N EMERALD V 4 TONER BRDGE V3l S KASHU V 5837 RICHMOND BRDGE V 21 HARBOUR BRDGE
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      504 24 f </i€ CALIFORNIA/PACIFIC NORTH WEST SERVICE EXPRESS CONTAMER/REEFER/RULR SERVICE l-*t 'or lOS MGEUS SM FRANCISCO SEATTLE tACOMA VANCOUVER IC •cctptan fa fa Maw P Umi nibf SM|J«Wt 21/221* II Dk AUSTRALIA EXPRESS CONTAINER SERVICE Acctpta* fa/fa Man 73/74 Not I/I DK S'pKO 70 71 No. 75/7* No. 9/10 DK »/?l
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      427 24 SANKO ASIA LINES FROM JAPANESE PORTS AMD HONGKONG) m GOLDEN LINE MAN MAN swprmc (FTi)in> m >•■1 la| M M** M Cad S»r**l JMUNH tIM in Hll7* <1( IMS) l«t Kali law ***** r ami r ami xuu Pa* Mai lf«l OMNI UOfD (W) SM M Itt M37t STRAITS/PERSIAN GULF
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      464 24 NTRASEA iPTE) LTD 10 Anson Road «27 16 International P a;a Singapore 0207 Tel *****11 |10 L'nesl o' BREAKBULK SERVICE TO EUROPE/UK Spore P. Keiang loadng tarBUNGA KENANGA *****13 11/11 ROTT/ANT/UJL (*(00 ALEXANDRIA *****14 Jl/n SETE/ROTT/ANT/lI.K. (AVON) SEAWOOD SHIPPING CORPORATION S pore P Kdani loadng tar: MASASHMA MARU 12/11 MM/MM
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      877 25 KLNOL NEPTUNE ORIENT LINES LTD TO EUROPE/UK (VIA SUEZ): S'pore HK COHT/UHER 42W+ 10/11 C PAUL 42W 19/11 C CONTMNER 2SW 24/11 CROZE 41W 28/11 N CRYSTAL 27W 9/12 MAETERLINCK 4W 116/12 Also accepting cargo to/from Scandinavia HK FROM EUROPE (VIA SUEZ) P. Keiang Havre R'Dam F itowe 11/11 30/11
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      502 25 »i.| NIS N» PTI If* KGfNCKS PH I ID lei 'RWIJ ?;*S4U Booths I ???/SlO ??]?0?2 'Operations I ????4S? ??09?84 ??0. 1 «S0 ??0?S04 i f.l SI Mil I.SiS •ON)V IHN»S Sill* SDN BHD M IH *****0 *****4 P* I*l *****4 PIN lel J6/3/S IbUI 1 r CEYLON SHIPPING CORPN
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      530 25 SINSOV SINGAPORE SOVIET SHIPPING CO PRIVATE LTD SJNSOV BUILDING 55, Market Street Sinfapore 0104 Telephone Numbers *****3 (15 Lines) Cable Address SINSOV SMGAPORE Telex Numbers RS ***** RS ***** RS ***** P KELANG M/S SHAWMT NAH SOON SON. BHD IST ANO 2ND FLOW NO 1 lALAN C(MP(NNG PORT KLANG MALAYSIA
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      62 25 A ahrenkiel liner service (H.K.) LTD DURBAN JOHANNESBURG.MAPUTO. MAURITIUS REUNION SHENG TAI LINE REGULAR LINER SERVICE TAIWAN-STRAITS-TAIWAN Vessel KAO KEE SPORE P KfLANG BRIGHT FORMOSA 24/10 26/10 10/11 9/11 DORIS# 12/10 U/10 10/11 12/11 LAWN 16/10 19/10 15/11 17/11 General Vents EAGLE CORPORATION (PTE) LTD let ***** M <4 tan)
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      408 26 Ite«|i«nal Ciwlaiucr Lines 3 Sailings Weekly 11 VN *|[H Reliable Regular Punctual Berthing P S.A. 1500 Hr« Tue», Thurs Sat VEB DEUTFRACHT/SEEREEDEREI ROSTOCK FULL CONTAINER SERVICE TO EUROff GIAUCHAU CRMMTSCHAU 9 84 •Hamburg Rostock 25 Dec 3 lan 1 Fed 2 Feb Also accepting FROM EUROPE GIAUCHAU CRMMTSCHMJ for Rotterdam
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      55 26 FARGO SHtPPmC COMPANY (PTE L TO r EXPRESS CONTAINER SERVICF SINGAPORE/BANGKOK EVERY 2 DAYS THANA BHUM SKI BHUM THANA BHUM SM BHUM THANA BHUM Accepfaf both FCI and LCI: LCI Carton packed at private CFS Ahe loadnf tar SONGKHLA And PHUKET 7B Keppel Road 17-07 Taniong Pagar Compiei Singapore 0208
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      199 26 EAST ASIA LINE (Motaysian Flog) Regular Liner Services Between S'PORE/M'SIA/INDIA MV AMAH 'MV OCEAN BREEZE P Gudong S'pore 28/1! 30/11 P.Kelong 26/11 Ldg for Bombay Bombay EAST ASIA SHIPPING SDN. BHD. (P.Kelong) TEL: *****2/36 TLX: MA ***** JALAL SEAGULL S PORE Tel: *****11 MFBC K.L. Tel: *****8/*****0 FREIGHT MANAGEMENT PTE
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      123 26 Si' SERENE SHIPPING AGENCIES PTE y 10 kmm Road #3S-04 Menutoonal PUia. Sntaport 0207 V let 22SS3SS (S few) f*c R*****4 SOOC xk; WINDMILL LINE REGULAR RED SEA SERVICE Kin S pare PKelanc Load* tar Sifed cwt»r«e 12 No* Hodeidah PI Sodar 11 dwr Shanfhai 1 Dec 10 Ok II
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      165 27 SABAH X'PRESS LINE S'po*"® ANSHIP VOY 1 10 Nov LOADING FOR KK/TAWAU Also cab Kudat L. Datu Subject to inducement. For Freight Enquiries ANDEKA SHIPPING PTE LTD TEL: *****45, *****50 TELEX: RS ***** ANSHIP NDON SHIPPING PTE LTDT TEL: *****39, *****20 TLX: RS ***** INDON GOOD HARVEST LINES (OWNERS AGENT
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      190 27 DAIICHI CHUO KISEN KAISHA TOKYO SATCOMOI AfOHKA POOMM V 405 N*ir»u fa P«rt URANUS STM *401 KtdMU. N*ayanu. 14/11 ETA P. M HAI SUN HUP CO PTE LTD Smqapor. M S H Mi Sdn BMd Pon Aeiang SANKI SHIPPING Co LTD Im*> tar STOK COLOMO CMTTMONE CHAIN* RANGOON SjM 21/#
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      693 27 NG Shipping Private Ltd. T«M>OM: *****90,*****43. SEM-CONTAVER SERVICE T CHTTT AGONG/MADR AS (S pm Ftac) SNGAPOK PEKING CHTTT AGONG GALACTICA *21/04 hi Part 14/11 «OUNMM *22/14 10/11 -r 24/11 m GENSTM V3/M 19/11 bi Nrt CONCORD LINES REGULAR CONVENTIONAL LINER SERVICES CONCORD ANGEL 10ADMG FM CHTTTAGONG CONCORD MARINE PTE LTD
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      91 28 ATLAS LINES HGULM IOCTEJOENT S»Y« TO MO FMM CWTTMONG MO CHMPU samras t. kelmo M UtTESTN* (MNGLMC94 FIN) tor 10/12 ft SHMHCEN (BMWHOCSH FLAG) No 15/ II H UM (BANGLADESH FLAG) Dk 4/1 CONTMENTM. SMVFM COVOMTON PTE. LTD. SNGAMW TEL *****64/5 LBES I FW» Aferts 1m (Fi.) S*t M Tat
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      97 28 DIRECT SERVICE TO DARW VTi I'l KKINS AfOMWM PTV.lt*. DAftWM/SMGAPO«t£/DAI«WIN WITH WORLDWIDE CONNECTIONS !Sl ETA/CTO t GUDMG ETA/ETD STORE ETA DARNW KSSfI ETA/EIO f FRANCIS MT VOTH 1 Mot FIANCES MT *0T ?4 OK FRANCIS MT WT 40 21 lan 15 I (OB)/12 (LOAD) NM 23 Nn n/n ok si»n
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      566 28 C.Y. LINE (A Membtr Of Th« ACE Consortium) CHO YAN6 SHIPPING CO. LTD FUll* COHTMMISID SIRVICI 10 EWOH (VM SUEZ) HONGKONG CONTUWI v4m OCVAIO PAUL 4m CHM CON TAN* 2VK cmevaio noa n* pmt P KUnt 10/11 11/11 U It ?0 II 7«/ ii nil 71/11 29/11 l(H»>eßdam fstM« H'bt*|
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      762 28 Everett Lines COMPANA PERUANA DE VAPOREES (C.P.V.) "PERUVIAN STATE LINE" l»4dHi( (or CjtlHi Mataram No and all otlwt Peru»ian ports witti transhipment at Koftr On CPV lhfo«i(ti Bills at lading to hnal destination Penanf P. Irimj Sinfaporet 16/11 No* 19/20 Not 23/25 NM €/t Ok 9/10 Dk THOMASEVERETT RAROOERETT WJGHE*ERETT
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      179 28 a Regional Weather m a I yk t a 1 i A 2J> 39 s 1 <* e IS SIGNIFICANT WEATHER AND SEA CONDITIONS AT 7.30 A.M. THIS MORNING. c cT w Wind direction with speed m knots Wave height LEGEND: R Thunderstorm Temperature c A Shower Weather —V Wind
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