The Business Times, 8 November 1984

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    12 1 BUSINESS TIMES M.C. (P) No. 66/1/84 THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1184 60 CENTS
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    Lock icon Reagan win good for Singapore
    647 1  -  American interest rates likely to fall By BT REPORTERS THE RE-ELECTION victory of President Ronald Reagan and the overwhelming mandate he received from .the electorate augurs well for the US economy and this will in turn have a favourable impact on the Singapore economy in
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    Thawing of ties with Soviet Union expected
    492 1 A THAWING of relations with the Soviet Union and a fall in interest rates could be the first major post-election political and economic moves in the United States. According to American economists, a fall in rates at a time when the US government
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    No razz-ma-tazz in the ballroom
    360 1  -  By BHAHRIR ARIFF HEY, Where's the razz-ma-tazz? Something was missing, I thought. The US Information Service had promised decorations at the occasion. But, no, there was only seme bunting. There were lots of election materials, though. All right, so it was a very serious occasion
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    STOCK MARKET
    63 1 SHAKE PRICES elssed slightly higher yesterday, buoyed by the sharp rise la New Yen share prices sa Tuesday. Maay investors are hsplag that big galas la Wall Street shares as a result of PresMeat Re&gaa's massive victory will nhnge seattaneat ia the tocal Ike BT Cemasslte Index rase
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    Lock icon Forex loss of US$47m for Fuji Bank
    326 1 Reuter FUJI BANK, one of Japan's biggest banks, said yesterday it had lost 11.5 billion yen (US$47 million) through unauthorised speculative trading by its chief foreign exchange dealer in New York. It was the biggest-ever foreign exchange loss by a Japanese bank, beating
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    Dhana to visit Bahrain and Oman
    206 1 A FOUR-MAN delegation, headed by Mr S Dhanabalan, Minister for Foreign Affairs and Minister for Culture, will visit Bahrain and Oman from Nov 10 to 13. A Foreign Ministry official said the tour is part of Singapore's continued effort to develop political and economic
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    Plan for a national effort to get women working
    573 1  -  By MONICA GWEE A NATIONAL EFFORT to encourage women to work and to keep them working has been recommended by the Task Force on Female Participation in the Labour Force. Chaired by Dr Aline Wong, the Task Force gave its report
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  • HOME NEWS
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      S'pore ulcer drug on sale in France
      302 2  -  By LUCY NG A DRUG MADE in Singapore for the treatment of ulcer has been introduced into the French market after passing stringent tests set by health authorities there. But the drug, Ranitidine Hydrochloride, which is manufactured by Glaxochem (Pte) Ltd, has not
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      Intensive training course for GE technicians
      132 2 THE ELECTRICAL and Electronic Engineering Department of Ngee Ann Polytechnic will conduct an eight-week (72 hours) intensive training course on Industrial Electronics for the. Automated Parts Placement Technicians of General Electric (US) TV and Appliance Pte Ltd. The course has been specially planned to
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      Society supports lnstrument Asia85
      174 2 THE INSTRUMENTATION and Control Society of Singapore, which recently gained its independence from the Instrumentation Society of America, has announced its complete support for InstrumentAsiaBs. At the Society's first annual general meeting held recently Dr Joe YF Cheng, president of the society, said: "Our role as
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      Citicorp report available
      91 2 THE CITICORP Economic Report is being made available in Singapore by the Singapore International Software Services (SISS), a joint venture between Singapore Airlines and IP Sharp Associates. The report provides forecasts and immediate analysis and commentary on the eco- nomic forces that move the markets. It is
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      Clock and watch traders to hold exhibition and conference
      171 2 AN INTERNATIONAL clock and watch exhibition and conference will be held at the Hyatt Hotel at the end of the month. More than 30 companies, both local and foreign, will be taking part in the four-day exhibition which starts on Nov
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      Agents sought to market Swiss products
      94 2 A REGIONAL representative of the Swiss Office for the Development of Trade (SODT) will be in Singapore looking for agents to handle five products for three Swiss companies. The five products are watches from Zenith International; pipes from SAE Management; and spraying systems, a
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      Oriental finalises plans
      241 2 THE 527-room Oriental Singapore, one of three new hotels in the massive Marina Square shopping/entertainment commercial complex under development, has said all three hotels should open next year with most accommodation and facilities fully operational. Unlike other hotels, The Oriental, Singapore, will have no soft opening. Guests
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      Asian-Pacific cooperation can boost oil exploration activities
      340 2  -  By LOH HUI YIN COOPERATION among AsianPacific countries can give impetus to more oil exploration activities in the region. Mr Kamal Hossain, one of the speakers at the conference on energy law and policy in the Asian-Pacific region, highlighted four specific areas for
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      More than 100 companies agree to take part in survey
      259 2 MORE THAN 100 manufacturing companies in Singapore have agreed to participate in the Singapore Manufacturing Futures survey conducted by Arthur Andersen Associates. The companies which responded to the Arthur Andersen invitation to join the survey are mostly from the electrical,
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      Part-time Master's degree course
      230 3 THE SINGAPORE Institute of Management has teamed up with the British Brunei University to offer a part-time course in business studies leading to a Master's degree for local managers. The programme will begin in March next year. Previously, such a programme was only locally available at
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      Aiming for total quality control
      246 3 TOP MANAGEMENT should lead the company, by commitment and example, towards total quality control (TQC). To implement TQC successfully, top management needed to set up a clear policy on quality and communicate its expectations to all levels of staff, the chairman of the Singapore Manufacturers'
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      Nalco invests $3.2 m to produce chemical intermediates
      468 3 A SPECIALTY chemical plant has invested more than Ss3 million to produce the intermediate chemicals it needs instead of importing them. Nalco South East Asia yesterday inaugurated its 553.2 million reactor for producing the intermediate materials. This backward integration comes at a
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      Twelve local furniture makers to set up stand
      212 3 TWELVE local furniture manufacturers will set up a national stand to compete with major European furniture makers at the coming furniture exhibition at the World Trade Centre next week. The Singapore national pavilion will display more than $120,000 worth of furniture at
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      Metro to have own television quiz show
      185 3 IT WAS ONE of the biggest giveaways in retail history and among the most successful promotional gimmicks ever mounted. No wonder Metro is trying it again an apartment as the grand prize, but this time it is going to take a little more
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      Assistance to the disabled highlighted
      253 3 ASSISTANCE to the disabled was one of the issues highlighted by the Ministry of Social Affairs in its review of activities for last year. The Disabled People Section had been assigned the role of formulating policies, identifying gaps in services and starting new programmes for
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      Seminar on modern foundry technology
      92 3 THE SINGAPORE Polytechnic is holding a seminar on "Modern Foundry Technology" today. Fifty participants from tertiary institutions and related industries will be attending the one-day seminar. The speaker for the seminar is Mr Allen Clegg, lecturer in manufacturing engineering at Loughborough University of Technology in
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      Bank raises paid-up capital
      198 3 THE Royal Bank of Canada (Asia), the merchant banking arm of the biggest bank in Canada, has increased its paid up capital to Ssl26 million. The injection of Cs7s million (Ssl2o million) on Oct 1 was the first increase since the merchant bank was set up
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      Criminal action for trade marks violation
      169 3 A BT REPORT on Oct 12 quoted lawyer Gladys Mirandah as saying that criminal action for trade marks violation could be sought under the Consumer Protection (Trade Description and Safety Requirements) Act of 1975. However, Mrs Mirandah clarified the day after the report was
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      Three new PAP men praise old guard
      391 3  -  By CHUANG PECK MING IT WAS ALL gratitude and praise for the party old guard and grassroots leaders from three new candidates who addressed the People's Action Party's Ordinary Party Conference recently at the Singapore Conference Hall. Mr Ng Pock Too, tipped to
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      Yatiman: Our future problems
      170 3 SINGAPORE' s achievements could pose serious challenges to its younger political leaders in the near future, said PAP candidate Yatiman bin Yusof. For example, the massive public housing projects could in the next 50 years become a political liability if the level of "maintenance and rejuvenation"
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      Bids for car registration numbers invited
      60 3 BIDS FOR motor car registration numbers in the SB series, from SBA 6001 to 9999, are invited from the public from Nov 12 to 24 from 9am onwards. The minimum amount of a bid is now $1,000. All bids must be made on prescribed
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  • OVERSEAS
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      Lock icon No recrimination, Rajiv assures Sikhs
      505 4 Slaying 'act of two misguided individuals' AP PRIME MINISTER Rajiv Gandhi says the assassination of his mother was "the act of two misguided individuals" and should not be blamed on the entire Sikh community. Mr Gandhi met with 15 Sikh leaders on Tuesday and assured
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    • WORLD IN BRIEF
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        Nuclear-free zone
        32 4 AN ASEAN proposal for a nuclear arms-free zone in the region must be supported by Vietnam before it can be implemented, Malaysian Foreign Minister Tengku Ahmad Rithauddeen said on Tuesday.
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        Stripped of rank
        54 4 FORMER Soviet Interior Minister Nikolai Shchelokov, who was sacked in an anticorruption drive, has now been stripped of his military rank, the official Tass news agency said on Tuesday. He was stripped of his rank of army general "for abuse of office and discreditation of the military
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        Appeal for release
        70 4 THE MOTHER of Rolando Galman, Benigno Aquino's alleged killer, has asked the Philippine Supreme Court to order the release of her son's wife from "the custody" of the military, court officials said on Tuesday. Mrs Saturnina Galman said her daughter-in-law was being kept in secret custody as
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        Fossil found
        30 4 AN OIL RIG team working in the North Sea has found a fossil fish which is 150 million years old, said the British National Museum of Natural History.
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        Quiet diplomacy
        64 4 AUSTRIAN Chancellor Fred Sinowatz said on Tuesday that "quiet diplomacy" would be the best way to deal with the problem of 150 East Germans refugees who have taken refuge in the West German embassy in Prague. Mr Sinowatz, who arrived in Berlin on Monday for a two-day visit,
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        Lock icon Gatt approves
        47 4 Agencies THE GENERAL Agreement on Tariffs and Trade (Gatt) approved an application by China giving it observer status as a prelude to full membership, said a Gatt spokesman. Gatt officials emphasised that China's eventual membership would only be possible after long and complex negotiations. Agencies
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      Lock icon Nakasone promises to unify ruling party
      201 4 AFP PRIME MINISTER Yasuhiro Nakasone has pledged to try to unify Japan's faction-ridden ruling Liberal Democratic Party (LDP) after winning its formal approval for a second term as party president. He also promised to seek continuity in his domestic and foreign policies in his
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      Lock icon Texaco and Canada cut oil price
      397 4 UPI OIL PRICES slipped another notch on Tuesday as Texaco Inc cut its posted price for the most important US crude by US$l a barrel and Canada lowered the price of its light crude oil ex* ports by US$l.33 a barrel. Algeria, an Opec
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      Lock icon IEA: Slower growth in oil consumption next year
      158 4 Reuter GROWTH in world oil consumption is likely to slow next year as economic growth slackens, the International Energy Agency (lEA) said yesterday. The lEA forecast that worldwide consumption would rise 1.5 per cent to an average 46.3 million barrels per day
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      Lock icon Thai law against pyramid funds
      186 4 Reuter THE THAI government has approved a draft law against pyramid funds. The funds, which offer high interests to investors, have been growing rapidly in Thailand in recent years. A government spokesman said the law is aimed primarily at outlawing a thriving financial pyramid operated
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      Lock icon Thailand removes import levy
      134 4 Reuter THAILAND has followed up its devaluation of the baht by removing a 20 per cent import surcharge on about 1,400 foreign products in an attempt to head off higher inflation. The Finance Ministry said that with immediate effect normal duties would be charged on all
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      Lock icon HK accord presented to Chinese Parliament
      348 4 Reuter CHINESE Foreign Minister Wu Xueqian has said that China's agreement with Britain on the future of Hongkong, presented to the Parliament in Beijing on Tuesday for approval, would be signed by the end of this year. The official Xinhua news agency quoted Mr
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      Lock icon Pinochet declares state of siege throughout Chile
      481 4 Reuter CHILEAN President Augusto Pinochet has imposed a state of siege throughout Chile to counter an upsurge in violence against his 11-year-old military government. General Pinochet made the announcement on Tuesday while swearing in two new ministers following the resignation of his entire
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      Lock icon Now Reagan must tackle the deficit...
      717 5 Reuter RONALD REAGAN must tackle the huge federal budget deficit In the months ahead if the wave of optimism in US flnjiTvHal markets that accompanied his sweeping reelection victory is not to be dissipated. Money market and foreign exchange analysts said they anticipated no
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      .. and what will happen if he doesn't
      545 5 and what will happen if he doesn't THE HUGE budget deficit is threatening to paralyse US fiscal policy after the election, no matter who is elected. A recession can cause the deficit to soar to US$3OO- to $400 billion a deficit of such size that will inhibit fiscal action to
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      Lock icon Federal Reserve likely to lower interest rates
      536 5 AP FT AMERICAN Federal Reserve officials are likely to announce looser monetary conditions and lower interest rates after Tuesday's elections, private analysts have predicted. The bank's policy-mak-ing arm, the Federal Open Market Committee, was due to meet yesterday behind closed doors to chart
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      Mondale fails to find a slingshot that works
      374 5 THE PRESIDENTIAL race, once billed as a clash of political titans, turned out to be a mismatch between David and Goliath with the giant winning because the underdog never found a slingshot that worked. Democratic challenger Walter Mondale spent much of his
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      Lock icon Tough budget drawn up for New Zealand
      556 6 Reuter NEW ZEALAND Finance Minister Roger Douglas has promised a tough budget today, aimed at making significant structural changes to the ailing economy. Private economists in Wellington said the government intends to follow the market-ori-ented economic prescriptions set by the Treasury after the
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      Lock icon Thatcher vetoes spending
      99 6 Reuter PRIME MINISTER Margaret Thatcher rejected calls for stepped-up public expenditures and increased government borrowing as a means of combatting record unemployment. Declaring that high public spending cannot solve unemployment, she told Parliament that increased state borrowing would tend to raise interest rates. Mrs Thatcher questioned the
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      Lock icon Indian economy returning to normal after riots
      473 6 Reuter THE INDIAN ECONOMY is fast returning to normal after the wave of anti-Sikh riots following the assassination of Indira Gandhi, Finance Minister Pranab Mukherjee said yesterday. Mr Mukherjee said the new government headed by Rajiv Gandhi would continue the economic policies of
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      Lock icon Cutting costs with a shrinking yen
      628 6 AP MONEY IN JAPAN is shrinking. New smaller currency notes will save printing costs and will be harder to counterfeit. For the blind, the lower left hand earners have raised patterns for easy identification. That's a world first, said Hitoshi Katayama, spokesman for the
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      Lock icon Burma's plans for industrial projects hampered by oil shortfall
      488 6 Reuter ALTHOUGH BURMA has pinned its hopes for economic development on oil production, so far it has made little headway and in fact the country is short of fuel. Although domestic oil supplies are increasing, they have not risen fast enough
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      DAILY AIRCRAFT MOVEMENTS
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  • BANKING AND FINANCE
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      Lock icon Liffe bids to take over gold futures contract
      248 7 Reuter THE LONDON International Financial Futures Exchange (Liffe) will consider taking over the London gold futures contract at a board meeting next Tuesday, according to Liffe chief executive Michael Jenkins. London Gold Futures Market (LGFM) chairman Robert Beale said it had approached
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      Lock icon Easier Fed policy suggested
      106 7 Reuter THE FEDERAL RESERVE is maintaining a steady policy of growth but Fed vice-chairman Preston Martin believes an easier stance is appropriate as the economic expansion progresses. "The policy is steady as you go with an awareness that a somewhat accommodative stance is appropriate as the,
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      US premium rates will rise
      424 7  -  Coping with setback in insurance industry By AMY BALAN A TOP AMERICAN insurance executive has warned that higher US premium rates are inevitable in the wake of the worst performance by the American insurance industry since the great San Francisco earthquake of 1906. Survival of
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  • MONEY AND EXCHANGES
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      Forex markets
      617 7 3INGAPORE: The US dollar lost all its early gains against most major currencies yesterday to close lower compared with New York levels, in fairly active trading. It weakened to 2.9150/70 marks from an initial high of 2.9650 and compared with New York's 2.9480/95 close. The greenback dropped to
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      Foreign exchange
      221 7 Interbank rates at 3pm Local tfoUon to on* unit of foreign currency: US dolor Sterling pound Australian dolor NZ dolor Conodkm dolor 2.1470 2.7288 1 8517 1.0681 1 6389 tordey c 2.1480 2.7333 1 8537 1 0707 1 6409 »we parity ***** 7 3469 ***** ***** 3 4206
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      Treasury bills
      37 7 THE Monetary Authority of Singapore has invited banks and discount houses to tender for $90 million of 91-day Treasury bills. The tender closes on Nov 9. Each tender must not be for less than $250,000.
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      Gold
      213 7 HONGKONG The metal closed sharply above opening values in fairly active trading yesterday. It closed at U*****.35/75 an ounce after opening at $344.60/345.10 here and closing at $345.00/50 in New York. It was still below the previous finish of $346.50/90 here. Local gold closed at HK53,230 a tahil compared
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      Money markets
      111 7 THE OVERNIGHT rate fell by 1/4-point from Tuesday to close at 71/8 per cent on the Singapore interbank money market yesterday. One-month maturities remained unchanged while two and threemonth fell by 1/16-point each. S$ interbank rates at 3pm yesterday OHf M Ov«r«ght 7 1/8 7 1-month 7 6
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      Asian $ market
      294 7 Asian market ASIAN dollar deposit rates closed steady at opening levels in quiet afternoon trading yesterday with most operators awaiting the outcome of the federal open market committee meeting. News that President Reagan won re-election had no impact on the market. Short-dates were steady to about 1/16 point lower initially
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      Lock icon Simex
      282 7 BA Futures Inc EURODOLLAR futures continued to maintained at high levels in Simex yesterday. December Euros opened at 90.16, unchanged from previous closing and traded to a new contract high of 90.24. It settled at, 90.22. Japaaese yea December futures opened slightly lower than the CME's close as market
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      157 7 OFFICEMBS APRIL 24-27,1965, HALL 3, WORLD TRADE CENTRE, SINGAPORE The place to SELL your office of the future South East Asia, and Singapore in that get more done, in less time, particular, are very good markets more easily, more pleasantly, for the latest innovations in It's an international seminar an
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  • FEATURES
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      Reagan's win is not divine
      508 8 US PRESIDENT REAGAN gave the majority hope for the future; Mondale projected fear. It was not difficult to see, even without opinion polls, which the public would prefer. But that does not mean that President Reagan's hope is shared by all of American society. For
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      Lock icon The rush for resources
      1728 8  -  Australia's leading raw materials companies are in an acquisitive mood overseas By LAN HARGREAVES FT WITH WORLD mineral prices chronically depressed and Australia's "resources boom" an embarrassed blush in many an overstretched balance sheet, it comes as some surprise to see the country's biggest raw materials
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      Dr Luns still spritely and optimistic about peace
      596 8  -  By MAX COMMANDER IN 1968 Dr Joseph Luns, then Foreign Minister of the Netherlands, was presented with a walking stick in Kuala Lumpur. He said it was better than the one he was given a few years before by Tengku Abdul Rahman.
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  • Page 8 Miscellaneous
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      659 8 gOKHJMiaa CRYPTIC PUZZLE ACROSS 1 Temporary accommodation on US college grounds (6) 7 But not Jack or Bobby's team (8) 8 Mother beside herself? (4) 10 Oddly enough, one that keeps going (6) 11 The jump season (6) 14 It's not returnable as a gross figure (3) 16 City of
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  • SPORTS
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      Foreign legion dominates first round
      666 9  -  0 Mercedes-Benz PGA GOLF CHAMPIONSHIP By WALTON MORAIS AS THE LOCAL LADS struggled to establish themselves, the foreign legion led by Malaysia's M Ramayah surged to the fore in the opening round of the PGA Mercedes Benz Classics golf championship at the Bukit course yesterday.
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      Ramayah's dazzling lead and tragic tale
      344 9 EVERY PLAYER has Us day. And his bad days. Sometimes •ae er the ether stretches late a streak. One saeh streak hit M Ramayah. Per twe years, Malaysia's top gelfer did net win a single major tournament and nobody knew why. Yesterday, Ramayah finally
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      Lock icon McEnroe is a 'very tormented man'
      332 9 AP KEN FARRAR, the man who fined John McEnroe at the Scandinavian Open tennis championships, has described the 25-year-old New Yorker as a "very tormented young man". Farrar, Grand Prix chief of supervisors, fined McEnroe a total of US$2,lOO on three counts of misbehaviour
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      Lock icon LA Clippers beat Denver Nuggets in NBA game
      331 9 AP WITH injury-prone centre Bill Walton on the bench with his latest ailment, the rest of the Los Angeles Clippers took it upon themselves to pick up the slack. Norm Nixon pitched in 21 points and Marques Johnson, James Donaldson and Derek
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      Australian team bowls its way into the lead
      753 9  -  8th FIQ Asian Zone VJIflln|NORSnip Nov 4th —10th 1984 Stngopore By BRIAN MILLER ALAN BOND, the mastermind behind Australia Us victory in last year's America's Cup, would have been proud of them. After all, just like it was in the Cup series,
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      Lock icon National Olympic committees to ask for more money
      298 9 AP THE WORLD'S national Olympic committees will ask the International Olympic Committee to increase the amount of expense money allotted to countries entering the 1988 Olympic Games in Seoul, South Korea. Gilberto Samayoa, official spokesman for the Assembly of National Olympic Committees,
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      1068 9 w sm mm HIGHLIGHTS The War Of The Springing Tiger 8.00 pat, Channel 12 Forty thousand Indians fought against the British Indian Army between *****5. They called themselves the Indian National Army and their emblem was a springing tiger. "Ineir leader was Subhas Chandra Bose, Gandhi's principal rival in the
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  • INTERNATIONAL STOCKS
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      Lock icon Wall Street up on first election day trading
      266 10 Reuter INVESTORS celebrated President Reagan's re-election on Tuesday even before polls closed in Wall Street's first election day trading session. With Mr Reagan projected by national pollsters to be headed for a landslide victory over Democratic challenger Walter Mondale, stock prices rose
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      Lock icon Midland sells Thomas Cook's US subsidiary
      353 10 FT DUN AND BRADSTREET, the US business services and information company, is to buy the US travel business of Thomas Cook, a wholly-owned travel and travellers' cheque subsidiary of Midland Bank. Midland of the UK was obliged to make the sale as a condition
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      Lock icon GM Canada cancels re-tooling project
      124 10 Reuter GENERAL MOTORS of Canada has cancelled a Cs7oo million investment to re-tool its SteTherese, Quebec, plant for production of front-wheel-drive cars. Company spokeswoman Paulette Charbonneau said: "The decision was dictated by customer demand." She explained that 83 per cent of Ste-Therese production is exported
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      Lock icon Coleco agrees to US$l3m supply deal
      182 10 Reuter COLECO INDUSTRIES Inc has agreed to pay Chinon Industries Inc, a Tokyo-based printer supplier, US$l3 million under a new supply contract for printers for Coleco's "Adam" home computer system. Coleco vice-president Mori Handel said 90 per cent of that amount was in payment
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      Toronto
      136 10 NOV 0* Abrtto a 29 39 Hud Boy M«n Imp OW few kit Prov Pp« Int Ut» 6* 44* 15* 32* 2m 1* 4-* AJgomo 19* kit) Mckct 16* Bonk Nova Scotn 13 34* Lobiow B 18 3* 27 -4k Mc BkxJet 25 30* 1 MoHon A 15* inch
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      202 10 NOV 06 A Alpha Aborcwn A£ And O ROA^ inoustiials 800 148 785S 7 •5 5 On Steel Uiwc Wootwofltl 101 415 1400 minings unch unch 2650 ***** 1060 10 1925 40 1950 Butt eh 7800 350 CNA 220 Charter 5006 tnch Cum* Frvjr «c« 405 ur>ct> II35 5
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      Lock icon Pirelli will begin second stage of capital increase
      129 10 Reuter PIRELLI SPA has decided to proceed with the second stage of a capital increase agreed a year ago. It will offer 51.5 million shares on a one-for-five basis to ordinary or savings shareholders, or the equivalent number to convertible bond holders,
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      European markets
      950 10 Amsterdam NOV 06 Fk ABN 345 00 unch Aagon Ahotd 134 30 0 5 186 50 -07 Akio AMCV Amfai 102 40 *0 1 192 50 1 66 00 0 7 Bark Boh Bonumi Botfca Burtat Catond Catv 43 90 unch 101 50 +0 5 279 80 +4
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  • ASIAN STOCKS
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      Hongkong
      247 11 HONGKONG: The report was unavailable yesterday. NOV 07 HK$ Intl City 0.64 +0.01 A n Alf > +0 03 Jordrie Moth 7 70 0.1 Jordm# S«c 6 20 Bank Of East As« 22 00 +12 Ko Wah Bank 124 0 03 ?s 3 30 -0 1 KMB 6 40
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      247 11 MOV 07 Afl Smear* Indus NT 695 25 40 -03 -0 1 Chem Indus Ljen Hwa Indus Nan Y a Ptos 18 50 1290 30 00 26 00 -0.1 -0 1 unch 04 c 28 00 -0 1 Pacific Elect long Hwa Bank Wire 17 80 -02 3 17
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      Tokyo
      383 11 TOKYO: Share prices ended sharply lower yesterday in moderate trading as a cautious reaction to recent high price levels offset the Wall Street rally and the yen's rise against the dollar. The market average, which fell 76.42 on Tuesday, lost 119.12 to close at 11,178.54, compared with the record
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      Manila
      110 11 MANILA: Shares prices closed generally easier in dull trading yesterday. The Commercial and Industrial Index eased 0.33 to 117.75 and the Mining marker 3.73 to 843.10. Oils were unchanged at 0.584. PLDT was down to 41.00 from 41.50. Oriental 6 0011 0001 Phd Oversea* 0 006 0001 Phrfe* B
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      Sydney
      436 11 SYDNEY: Share markets closed firm on improved turnover with heavyweight metal stocks attracting continued support yesterday. At 1515 local time, the All Ordinaries Index was 4.7 higher at 7T7.7, the All Industrials was up 2.6 at 1124.6 and the All Resources added 6.2 to 509.3. Rises outnumbered falls by
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      Bangkok
      169 11 BANGKOK: Stock prices closed higher in quiet trading yesterday. The Book Club Index rose 0.59 point to 120.35 as advances led declines by a five-to-four margin. Turnover stood at 289,677 shares worth 46.5 million baht compared with Tuesday's 514,261 shares worth 73.5 million. Siam Citizens was most active, with
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      Seoul
      87 11 No* 7 Won Hyundai Corp 950 -10 Hyundai Motor 627 -1 660 +3 K Al 548 unch Bar* Seoul 712 unch Choheung Bk 620 i»Kh Korta Oi 1215 -20 Commercial Bk 675 +5 Korea SMp 416 unch 571 -14 800 3 Daewoo Corp 488 -2 Sarmung Co 730 -17
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      Lock icon Herald and Weekly plans bonus issue
      74 11 Reuter THE HERALD and Weekly Times plans a one-for-five bonus issue of fully paid Australian 50-cent shares and a final ordinary dividend of 11.25 cents a share for 1983/84 ended Sep 30. The bonus issue, subject to shareholder approval, would rank equally for the
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      Lock icon Asea opens high-technology service centre in Malaysia
      288 11 Bernama ASEA SDN BHD, a subsidiary of a world leading manufacturer of industrial electro-mechanical equipment, has set up a hightechnology centre in Kuala Lumpur. The centre, at the Ulu Klang industrial estate, will service a whole range of electrical motors in Malaysia, previously
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      Lock icon East Asiatic celebrates 100 th anniversary
      145 11 AP THE EAST ASIATIC Co, one of the oldest foreign business operations in Thailand, has celebrated its 100 th anniversary with Thailand's crown prince Vajiralongkorn and Danish Foreign Minister Uffe EUeman-Jensen attending the festivities. A banquet for 2,000 guests was held on Tuesday at
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      Lock icon Mitsui Finance launches US$l00 million Eurobond
      115 11 Reuter MITSUI FINANCE Asia is issuing a seven-year, US$lOO million Eurobond with warrants, guaranteed by the parent, Mitsui Bank. The bond, which pays 12V* per cent, is priced at 99 3 A per cent. Lead manager Goldman Sachs International Corp says the accompanying 100,000
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      476 11 <2 t Wltere id wise. aui« *«wi «dMi« ir £f% Paramount Hote/ m Whf th* happy p*opi« go Dncothcque We're blasting off tonight and every night at Para Wave Discotheque Take off to the stars groove to the pulsating rhythms spun by the dynamic music makers. Solosa Sound Services. Business
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      81 11 ECONOMICS^ Good Food At Fair Prices m i/m sir 1 mtS< '4f Buffet Luncheon St Every Thursday Me: Mh November 1964 r*TT. Prtce: Sl6+* nf fn fMMON HO Buflet Lunch: 12 noon w Show Tmr. 115 pm |gfl m Seonmd by lOCAR K LUXE S 19 Caimhill Circle Singapore Ggi&f
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  • RAW MATERIALS
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      Thai ban on jute export adds to suppliers' woes
      344 12  -  By MICHAEL NEILL THAILAND'S ban on the export of raw jute fibre last week has proved just another rise for a market increasingly starved of supplies. Indeed, following the recent announcement by Bangladesh, the world's biggest exporter of raw jute, that
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      Lock icon Indonesia asks tin council out of courtesy only
      373 12 AFP REPORTS THAT Indonesia will seek permission from the International Tin Council at the December meeting to trade on the Kuala Lumpur Tin Market (KLTM) were "not strictly true", council officials said on Tuesday. It was pointed out that Indonesia, a producer
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      Lock icon Bright outlook for Australian wool
      235 12 AFP A RESURGENCE IN buying interest from China and the Soviet Union, resulting in firmer prices in the 21-24 microns lines, provides an optimistic outlook for the Australian wool industry, according to the Australian Wool Corporation (AWC). Although the strength of the Australian dollar against
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      Lock icon FAO predicts world cereal harvest to hit record
      211 12 Reuter THE UNITED NATIONS Food and Agriculture Organisation (FAO) has forecast a record world cereal crop of 1.761 billion tonnes for 1964, 8 per cent higher than last year's, despite a disappointing crop in Ruska for the fourth successive year. Trimming its
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      Lock icon Floods, drought cut planted area in Cambodia
      208 12 AP A DROUGHT followed by floods this past rainy season has prevented peasants in food-short Cambodia from planting 36 per cent of the targeted area of crop fields, the official Cambodian news agency SPK reported on Tuesday. SPK, monitored in Bangkok, reported last
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      Lock icon Meat producers unite against EEC
      127 12 AFP THE SOUTHERN hemisphere's four major meat producers, Argentina, Australia, New Zealand and Uruguay, are to Join in an action plan against European Economic Community beef policies, a New Zealand producers' leader said on Tuesday. Meat producers' board chairman Adam Begg said at the end
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      Lock icon Lowest 1984 rubber price
      119 12 Reuter THE PRICE of rubber on the Malaysian market reached its lowest for this year so far, closing at 187 Malaysian cents a kg for RSS One. Prices fell back as increased supplies of Thai rubber induced selling pressure on the local and Singapore markets following
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      RUBBER
      250 12 SINGAPORE The market closed higher yesterday with November One RSS buyers quoted at 171.25 cents per kg, up 0.75 from Tuesday. Values held steady in early afternoon but slipped slightly later on a general lack of interest in featureless trading. MALAYSIA The market closed higher yesterday with November One
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      RAS and MRELB
      326 12 RAS prices (in S c»ntiAito, FOf m bates) NOON CLOSE Int 1 RSS prompt 170 25 171 25 170 00 171 00N Int 1 RSS Nov 171 50 172 50 171.25 172 25 Int 1 RSS Dm ***** 173 75 172.75 173.25 Int 2 RSS 163 25
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      SSR and SMR
      102 12 1 j pofets) h lovember December (currant mth) (forward mth) NOON NOON RAS Bvy«n StUtn SSR 20 167 50 I69 50N 168 50 I70.50N SSR 50 165 50 167 50N 166 50 168 50N MRELB Ivytn C -li jfncn SMRCV 197.50 I99.50N 199.50 201 SON SMR L
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      KL Tin
      88 12 THE KLTM price rese iMtker coat to Ms2t.2C Rr kg, still within the A tower ruge ef $21.15 and $SZM. The market was sippsrted by the BSM with eeatlaaed baylag Interest (rem Japanese aad toeal •perators. A tower sflerlag sf m toaaes agalast 2JS sa Taesday alsa aided
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      TEXTILES
      159 12 Yarn (In HK$ per bol« ®f 400 fc) Chino carded yorn, cones Blue Phoenix I6's 3,150 Hue Phoenix 20's 3,200 Bkie Phoenix 32's 3,800 Blue Phoenix 40'» 4,000 Carded yarn, hank Blue Phoenix 21's 3,400 Combed yarn, cones Bkje Phoen«x 32's 4,800 Hue Phoenix 40'» 5,000 Open-end yarn Bkie
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      WHEAT
      95 12 WHEAT futures on the Chicago Board of Trade rallied from opening lows on Tuesday, then traded sideways most of the day to close 3V« to IV< UScents per bushel higher, with December posting a six-cent range on the day. Late selling in December by Refco and a local house
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      LONDON MARKETS
      989 12 COFFEE Robusta futures ended a fairly quiet morning yesterday £14 higher to £18 down with January unchanged at £2,296 and positions from March onwards £18 to £9 lower. Spot November ended seven below the high at £2,509 and its premium to January rose to f-213 from £199 at
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      Produce exchange
      155 12 Chinese Produc* Exchange Robusta 20/25% FOB NSW 502 50 (Sellers' noon dosing p rice* on No* Nutmeg 380 00 7 SV100 kg) 110 FOB NSW Coconut oil B W FOB NSW ***** Bcrfk Foe 195 00 Gambier Old drum FOB 206 00 FOB NSW 305 00 New drum
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      RICE
      272 12 Singapore A-l special C-l special C-l Orcfcnory Loonzain 100% 207 unq unq (SS/kilo. es^wn.) Thoi white 100% 1st dots (kangaroo) new crop 096 first grad* 100% second grade 100% third grade 58 unq 100% 2nd doss 100% 3rd dass 25% n«w crop B-10% 070 070 No stock No stock
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      PALM OIL
      148 12 MALAYSIAN palm oil market prices firmed in active trading on further covering yesterday, in anticipation of a higher Chicago soybean market following Conrad Leslie's lower production estimate. Sentiment was aided by President Reagan's re-elec-tion and India's purchase of 22,000 tonnes of Refined Bleached Deodorised olein last week. November
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      75 12 mi. :S> v.v ''V, s. i't i'.s vj i WfestEndQub The WEST END CLUB at the Goodwood Park Hotel is the rendezvous for Executives. During Executive Hours 4.00 pm to 9.00 pm Monday to Saturday the drinks are priced to make them the happiest hours in town, and the West
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  • SHARE INFORMATION
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      Robust gains on Wall Street give market a fillip
      4211 13 SHARP Wall Street gains on Tuesday firmed prices on the Singapore stock market yesterday. The BT Composite Index closed 3.90 points higher at 737.48 while the Straits Times Industrial index gained 4.39 points to 838.17. Volume was slightly higher at 8.28
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      Chief price changes
      239 13 SINGAPORE RitM Indices S T f 1*75 TDM GoM Com D S In 0 6 S 1 C 1 1 C S Gwtwfi On—tol HM 1090 262 274 183 590 555 525 505 179 m 326 Falls 20 13 12 II 10 10 10 9 7 6
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      Prices close steadier on the KLSE
      471 13 THE Kuala Lumpur stock market closed steadier yesterday for the second consecutive day. Volume remained thin and trading was dominated by a few situational stocks. Prices opened slightly higher in line with another upsurge on the overnight Wall Street on expectations of a landslide
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      Business done on the SES
      3341 13 BID and offer prices officially listed and business In and reported to the Sloek Exchange of Singapore yesterday with the number of shares traded shown In brackets In lots of IjOOO .unltf. unl— otherwise specified. All Time Settlement Contracts are quoted after the word "BETT"
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  • COMPANY NEWS
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      Sime Darby plans new thrust in Hongkong
      844 14 IN HONGKONG, Sime Darby sells on the average one car in every five. That, in a nutshell, sums up the bulk of the group's activities in this division. Whereas Sime's activities in the Philippines are predominantly in tyre manufacturing and agriculture, the group's
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      Business done on the KLSE
      2228 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 I.OQP units unless otherwise specified. INDUSTRIALS Ajmomoto (3.645) A Choc (2 60S) (I) 2 60
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      Slowdown at Public Bank expected
      320 14 MMMti mm PUBLIC BANK BHD, ranked the fourth largest in terms of assets among commercial banks in Malaysia, has been given a 'sell' recommendation by stockbroking firm So Hug Kal Securities. SHK points out that profit growth at Public Bank is unlikely to match the
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      Unit trusts
      239 14 Managers' prices MARA Bumiputra for Nov 8 Frst B'putro 5 32 5 37 Singapore Unit Trust Second B'putro Thrd B'putro 4 86 4 91 409 4 14 The Commerce 2 56 272 Fourth B'putro 4 39 4 44 The Sovmgs Fund 1 70 180 Fifth B'putro 298 3
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      Selected indices
      95 14 HONGKONG Australian Industrials Hong Seng Index Wednesday 1124.7 Tuesday 1122.2 Week ago i 102.4 Wednesday 1046.03 Tuesday 1033.93 NEW YORK Weekogo 1015.13 Dow Jones Tuesday 1244.15 TOKYO Monday 1229.24 Tokyo Dow Jones Week ago 1217.31 Wednesday 11,178 54 Standard and Poors Tuesday *****.66 Tuesday 170.41 Week ago *****.98
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      COMPANY MEETINGS
      163 14 ROTH MANS af Pall Mall: 23rd AGM at Virginia P#rk, Jalan Universiti, Petaling Jaya on Nov 8 at 11am RENONG Berbad: 2nd AGM at President Room, Selangor Club, Jalan Raja, Kuala Lumpur on Nov 9 at 10am. UAC Berbad: 25th AGM at Registered Office, 15th Floor, Wisma Supreme,
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      Lock icon BT's multi-million pound countdown
      741 15 im mm™ British TELECOAWvv HOCK LOCK SIEW IN A WEEK'S time the British government is to put a price on British Telecom, in what is touted to be the world's largest ever share issue. Some 3.01 billion shares are on offer, representing 50.2 per cent of
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      COMPANY BRIEFS
      139 15 BEE TONG Trading Company Pte Ltd, a wholly-owned subsidiary of Ong Holdings (Pte) Ltd, has purchased 59,000 shares in Hwa Hong Manufacturing Co Ltd at between $1.30 and $1.31 each. Hwa Hong also announced that Messrs Harry Tan Partners have been appointed auditors of the company to fill
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      LONDON STOCKS
      986 15 THE MARKET opened mixed but with a firmer bias in quiet early trading yesterday. Dealers said the US presidential election result was as expected but operators were hopeful of a further cut in clearing bank base rates in the near future. At 9.45 am the FTSE 100 share
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      Sealion puts year-end pre-tax profits at $6.1 m
      594 15  -  By NAJEEB JARHOM SEALION Hotels Ltd, which is tapping $62.1 million from the market, is confident of achieving group pre-tax and after-tax profits this year of not less than $6.1 million and $3.2 million respectively. Based on the present paid-up capital of
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      KL stockbrokers refute claims made by remisiers
      390 15 STOCKBROKERS in Kuala Lumpur have reacted strongly to the barrage of claims by remisiers, saying that they are faced with greater business risks than the remisiers. Besides having to cope with much of the risk of clients not honouring deals and instances of
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      Talks for Dunlop likened to Hollywood marriages
      562 15 THE ON-OFF negotiations for the purchase of Dunlop Holdings PLC's Malaysian manufacturing interests have been likened to Hollywood marriages by Dunlop's former chairman, Sir Campbell Fraser, in a recent article in The Economist. Sir Campbell, in narrating the events leading to Dunlop Holdings'
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      DIVIDENDS ANNOUNCED
      731 15 Current payment Ei date Books dose Dote payable Total far the year Total tar previous AISB 15%(b) NYA NYA NYA 15% 15% A M D B 6 3%(b) Oct 8 Oct 18 Nov 29 63% 18% A M D B 2%l Nov 12 Nov 22 Dec 22 2%
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      953 14 NOTICES IN THE HIGH COURT OF THE REPUBLIC OF SINGAPORE Originating Petition) Number 75 of 1984 In the Matter of Times Publishing Berhad In the Matter of the Companies Act, Chapter 185 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that a Petition presented by Times Publishing Berhad Limited (hereinafter called the "Petitioner") to
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      18 15 DECOR GUIDE A complete handbook to designing, decorating and furnishinq —i $3.30 SEPT NOV'B4 A Times Periodicals Publication
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    New PAP candidates in party election team
    389 16  -  By FOO CHOY PENG SEVERAL NEW PAP candidates have been mobilised to help the party's election team, headed by first organising secretary Mr Goh Chok Tong, to prepare for the coming general election. They are Brig-Gen Lee Hsien Loong, Messrs Mah Bow Tan,
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    Quiet and modest start for yen futures trading
    535 16  -  By SOH TIANG KENG Banking Correspondent IT WAS a quiet and modest start for yen futures yesterday at the Singapore International Monetary Exchange (Simex). After initial active trading, the yen was overshadowed by the volatile Deutschemark which dominated trading on the Simex
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    Simex plans futures on interest rates for long-term US bonds
    341 16 THE SINGAPORE International Monetary Exchange (Simex) is planning to introduce futures contracts on interest rates few-long-term US dollar bonds and a foreign stock index in the next few years. This was stated yesterday by the deputy chairman of Simex, Mr
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    Employers reluctant to set up creches
    483 16 EMPLOYERS are reluctant to set up creches in company premises even though the lack of them is a major cause of married women leaving their jobs. Most employers feel that the provision of childcare services is the responsibility of the government and the workers.
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    Dow Jones lower
    69 16 WALL STREET stock prices were slightly lower in early morning trading yesterday as investors used President Reagan's re-election victory as an opportunity to take profits earned in the past two session. Market analysts said the win by Mr Reagan, who was widely supported on Wall Street, should
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    Lock icon Manila steps up relief work
    80 16 UPI THE PHILIPPINE government has stepped up relief work for more than 490,000 victims of Typhoon Agnes. The death toll now stands at 359. Two C-130 transport planes ferried food and medicine to the severely battered islands of Panay and Leyte in the central Philippines.
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    Telecoms IDD service restored
    321 16  -  By JAIME LYE TELECOMS' IDD service was restored last night at about 8.30 pm, after a major breakdown at its international telephone exchange early in the morning. When the breakdown occurred at 12.41 am, Telecoms standby system was activated. Only 30 per cent of international phone
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    Asean-EEC meeting to focus on dumping rule
    276 16 THE INPUT dumping regulation and the question of access to the European Economic Community market for Asean products will be some of the subjects to be discussed at the coming Asean-EEC ministerial meeting. To be held in Dublin, Ireland, on Nov 15 and
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    Ideal child-care centre to include training and research plans, says Dr Aline Wong
    308 16 A MODEL child-care centre can double as a training centre and research project for creative child-care programmes here. "Most of the research available is based on Western countries," said Dr Aline Wong. The centre could be designed
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      Lock icon Spending made accountable
      45 16 Bernama ALL SPENDING by Malaysian government departments, agencies and statutory bodies were made accountable to the government from yesterday. Prime Minister Dr Mahathir Mohamad said this was because the government wanted to know whether their spending had been made with care. Bernama
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      Lock icon Speeding up modernisation
      40 16 AFP THE OPENING of 14 port cities, as well as four special economic zones and Hainan Island, will help speed up China's modernisation programme, Deputy Minister of Foreign Economic Relations and Trade, Wei Yuming, said yesterday. AFP
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      Lock icon Team to help boost trade ties
      34 16 AP INDONESIAN President Suharto has ordered the formation of a coordinating team to help boost economic and trade relations with Eastern Europe, Information Minister Harmoko said yesterday. AP
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      Lock icon Auditor-General slams ministries
      39 16 AFP ZIMBABWE'S AuditorGeneral has rebuked government ministries for corruption, lethargy and general financial indiscipline during the 1962-83 financial year. Auditor-General John Hilligan said the handling of public accounts had deteriorated badly since the previous year. AFP
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      Lock icon Thai Cabinet reshuffle urged
      37 16 AFP FIVE OF Thailand's top military officers have urged Prime Minister Prem Tinsulanonda to reshuffle his Cabinet to defuse political tension sparked by a recent devaluation of the baht, it was learned yesterday.
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      Lock icon Marcos rules out 'People's Court'
      34 16 Reuter PHILIPPINE President Ferdinand Marcos yesterday ruled out setting up a "People's Court" to try top generals and others implicated in the murder of opposition leader Benigno Aquino. Reuter
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      413 16 Asian-Pacific Tax and Investment Research Centre Singapore presents 2nd Asian Pacific Tax Conference 4-6 December 1984 Hyatt Regency Singapore TAXATION AND THE TWO-WAY FLOW OF INVESTMENT BETWEEN ASIAN PACIFIC COUNTRIES AND THE DEVELOPED WORLD KEY TOPICS To What Extant Art Foreign Investment Decisions Ultimately Based on Tax Considerations Alun G.
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      222 16 Sm P*g«4 MANAGEMENT DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMME November 1984 to January 1985 Course No. Course Title 1. Purchasing Supply Management Skills 2. The Allen Management Seminar 3. Purchasing Negotiation Skills 4. Fundamentals of Data Processing for Accounting Financial Managers 5. Effective Corporate Management 6. Selling for Success 7. Kepner Tregoe Problem Solving
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      58 16 wmim Outlook for today: Cloudy with showers in several areas in the morning and afternoon. Report for 24 hours prior to 7 30pm on Nov 7 at the airport: Maximum temperature 31.8 Associated humidity 61 Minimum temperature 24.3 Associated humidity 98 Hours of sunshine 8.00 Rainfall in millimetres Nil Roinfoll
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  • SHIPPING TIMES
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      Evergreen boosts trans-Pacific trade capacity
      335 17 TAIWANESE Evergreen Line has boosted its capacity in the trans-Pacific trade. It has placed a total of 15 carriers in three separate trading routes to the US west coast. Each service is maintained by a different class of container ships. Previously, Evergreen served San Francisco,
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      Tamadam offers storage space for empty containers
      456 17  -  By G DURAIRAJ TAMADAM Bonded Warehouse Sdn Bhd, the fastemerging force in Malaysian warehousing, ha 6 offered to bail out shipping lines by providing storage space for their empty containers. The warehouse operator has obtained approval from the Customs and Excise Department to
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      664 17 Shippmg UfM '■9* Col Afeo VI 3 Ahrenkiel Lmer VI 5 Alphotrons VI 4 Alpoc VI 5 APC Lme V 4 APL 4/5 ASCL 1 Asaobroker V 5 Austosto Line V 1 Bolt-Orient VI 4/5 Borvgkok Cont VI 2 Bonk Lin* V 5 BBS 1 4/5 Ben
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    • PORT SIDES
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        Lock icon Bombay strike ends
        109 17 Reuter BOMBAY Port, the largest in India, is back to normal after dock workers suspended a twomonth work-to-rule for higher wages, Indian port authorities said. They said many workers had reported for duty yesterday and agreed to work beyond scheduled duty hours after union leaders announced the
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        Lock icon Skipper held hostage
        131 17 AFP THE MASTER of a Greek ship, his wife and a Pakistani shipping agent were rescued by police from the rebellious crew who had held them as hostages to press their demands for payment of their wages, police sources in Karachi said. The rescue operation was conducted
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      Lock icon Lykes following the east and west tide
      988 18 UPI THE VIEW from Jim A moss' 22nd-story office at Lykes Lines is a sweeping curve of the gray-blue Mississippi river. This deep bend of the meandering old river gave the crescent city its name and nurtured a shipping trade long before Jean
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      221 18 Fairplay GILBRATAR Shiprepair has signed agreements with Lips, the Dutch propeller manufacturer, and its joint-venture LipsWaukesha, for repair and service of Lips propeller systems and Lips-Wauke-sha stem tube seals and bearings. The shiprepair yard was established by UK shipyard consultants A P Appledore to take
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      133 18 Seatrade Week ABOUT 215 service contracts had been filed with the US Federal Maritime Commission as of midOctober under the new Shipping Act. About a third of these were filed by Evergreen Line. It is understood that most of Evergreen's service contracts are in the Pacific
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      1622 18 ALGERIA Algiers Sept 15. About 12 days delays with about 45 vessels waiting. Bejaia Oct 14. Three vessels waiting. Skikda Oct 14. Five vessels waiting. ANGOLA Luanda Oct 23rd. 4-5 days. 4 vessels anchored. Lobito 1-2 days. ARGENTINA Buenos Aires Oct 23rd. Customs personnel strike on Oct 25th
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      1787 18 SLIGHTLY increased grain chartering developed on the freight market on Tuesday while limited timecharter activity was mainly confined to vessels fixed out of Japan for Australian round voyages, shipbrokers said. Grain from the US North Pacific to Taiwan received the easier level of $17.20 while a steady $10.10
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      High utilisation rate for jack-ups
      225 19 THE DEMAND for large jack-up rigs in the Gulf of Mexico has virtually exhausted supply. In the Gulf there are 126 jack-ups capable of drilling in water depths in excess of 150 ft. Of those rigs, only one is without work, bringing the utilisation rate
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      258 19 TMN ITN WHEN first mentioned a year ago, the idea seemed a good one. But it took problems with the government, labour and the economy before Delta Steamship Lines became available for United States Lines to make a bid. That happened last week.
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      268 19 INMARSAT is providing a vital communications link via satellite for an emergency aid truck convoy travelling through northwest Africa. The "Sahel 84" convoy, consisting of 26 trucks plus support vehicles, left Nouadhibou, Mauritania, on Oct 29 for the 5,005 km trek. It is scheduled to arrived
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      155 19 NATIONAL Galleon Shipping has been reorganised into a subsidiary of the state-owned National Development Co, effective Oct 15. Sea trade Week reports that NDC, which formerly had held a controlling interest in Galleon, signalled the Philippine government's complete take-over of the once struggling company by buying all
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      190 19 THE MAJOR shipping consortia operating between the Far East Europe. Far East Persian Gulf. Straits ports Australia. Straits Japan and the member lines: ACE (FAR EAST/EUROPE): Franco Belgian Services. "K" Line. Korean Shipping Corporation. Neptune Orient Lines. Orient Overseas Container Line. Cho Yang Shipping. ANRO (STRAITS/AUSTRALIA): Australian National Line.
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      270 19 Fairplay SABAH Shipyard in East Malaysia has won orders worth M 527.5 million. The new orders include two 39-metre offshore supply vessels for the American company, Jackson Marine the first overseas order won by Sabah and an accommodation module for the Hyundai-Shell joint
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      730 20 Nov 44 Offshore Support Vessel Conference, St John's, Newfoundland. Newfoundland Ocean Industries Association. Nov 54 "Singapore '84," the first international heavy lift transportation conference and exhibition, Shangri-La Hotel, Singapore. N»v 5-7 European Transport Maintenance Council second annual conference, Barcelona. Nov t-l Bth international tug convetion and exhibition, Hyatt
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      6318 24 aaaaaaea 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 arrivol and departure from the Port of
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      697 25 SBST RECEIVING OF EXPORT FCL CONTAINERS AND LCL CARGO Godws FCL 0 Arrival for LCL movement Ship Voy date/time Operator cargo schedule Location E Greet 002RW 08.11 84 2300 G Asia FSB 0900-1000/1000-1100 P3/S3 JC Korzenio 05 09.11.84 0700 Baltic FE FSB 0900-1030/1700-1900 B7 Lampung 89/84 09 11
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      1803 25 The leading shipping lines operating from local ports and their agents. A-B AFEA Afri< an Shipping Agencies (S) Ur»-Eiruli Liae Transgroup (S). Ahrrsklcl liaer Service Kim Shpg (Si Alfred C Tacpfcr Oreanus Shipping Agencies ('Si Marintex Enterprise (PKI Alpac Intrasea (S) Bintang Shpg (KLI Lsland Cargo
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      478 26 AT CONVENTIONAL WHARVES Vessel Berth Agent Arrival Departure KEPPEL WHARVES Barber Toba Kota Segar Latangan River Ngada Silver Light Trans Hav Bulat Baghdad Builder III Christina Isabel Edo Mara Hugheverett Kota Berkat Kwangchow Lampung Myomawa Straits Hoep Straits Pride Vietxo 06 46/7 10/11 37/38 6/7 20W 46S
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      346 17 HEUNG-A SHIPPING Korea Flag Vsls Regular Liner Semi-Container Service To: P. Kelang/Penang/Bangkok/Keelung/ Busan/Inchon Fm: Busan/Moji/H. Kong S pore Agent: Neptune Agencies Pte Ltd let: *****77 P.K. *****4, RN *****5 K.L. *****0 3UI£ jpp lAHDINK A NT AH FULLY CONTAINERISED SERVICE I *HR CONTMO 42* CHEVM.CR rU 42* I CHM CONTAKR
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      350 17 PORT Conditions 11/ X CONSORTIA 111 LONDON Freights 11/11 l SHIPPING Evonts IV SHIPPING Schoduls VIII/IX CONTAINER Schedules IX WHO Acts for Whom IX SHIPS In Port X REGIONAL Woathor X u UASC UNITED ARAB SHIPPING CO (SAG) SEALORD SHIPPING AGENCIES 70 Shenton Way 04 02C Manna Houae Singapore 0207
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      1081 17 REACH YOUR AUDIENCE EFFECTIVELY ■TIMES" lkisiix\ss Dirt'c l< >r > <>f Sinjsl|XMV MAERSK LINE EXPORT TO USA. EUROPE. MIDDLE EAST. WEST AFRICA ASIA M. RANDO M RANDO M RANDO M RANDO Spore Ll>each Oakland Miami 13/11 1/12 20/11 8/12 27/11 15/12 4/12 22/12 11/12 29/12 18/12 5/1 HIHSiI IS IKi
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      410 18 FAR EAST/EUROPE CONTAINER SERVICE To Europe From Europe Feeder •P Kelang Vessel Spore 1) Mseilles Rdam 3) H'bvrq 4) Gburg VESSEL 1) Gburg 2) H-bUfJ 3) Bteifr) Rdam S) le'H |p Mm B BUTANE B BUT AUG B BUTUC B. BUTAM U/ll 18/11 25/11 2/12 S/12 16/12 30/12 MHON N
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      414 18 Y.S. LINE YAMASHITA-SHINNIHON LINE CONTAINER SERVICES Also accepting LCL Cargo for USA Ports only. tMM accepted cup to Mu I Abu Dhabi 21/18 23/11 1/12 3/12 S/12 M/ 12 pr m aORY ACE MM 1/11 10/11 Accept! FCt shipments to: Iran. Afghanistan. E Germany. Belgium, Finland, Hungary. Rumanu. Bidgaria. Poland.
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      1217 19 The Straits Steamship Group MANSFIELD CONTAINER SHIPPING PTE LTD QCL Overseas Containers Limited HONGKUK EOTKSS CAMKAN RAY KMIOO FAAWWT EBWSS lOMOOM BAT HAMUK (PRCS KNAWN TOKDUPRHS fIHIT" RAY Span H«l«n 12/11 14/11 19/11 21/11 »/u a/u 4/12 6/12 12/12 14/12 20/12 21/12 21/12 21/12 04/1 05/1 12/1 14/1 21/1 22/1
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      413 19 Franco Belgian Services i/«r foi. y*r*+ k Mrwi üße ,-waw fjr /.tn4i (MEMBER OF ACE CONSORTIUM* r** f* CHARGFURS HAVRAISE MEDEX I INF /im i (MEO CLUB MEMBER) CHARGEURS REUNIS X SEMI CON T AINE HISED SERVICE TO *VEST Af HICA iV .APr ,B[ fY' iißif ii I 4041 Te-m.njl
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      429 20 M S LINE FULLY C OTT AINERISED SER VICE H»fM Ihi*n*L o"nit' .J» QCVALER PMI <2* chma com a** 2iw annua «oa AIN ICPTUC CRYSTAL 27W ALSO LOAONG FOR BREMERHAVEN FROM EUROPE VIA SU€Z j| A Mgmofr of the Acf Comortium mactehunck x KOREAN CHANCE IX FULLY CONTAINERISED TO/FROM NORTH
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      234 20 INDIA/BANGLADESH INDONESIA SERVICE Cafcutta/Ctattagong Cakutta/Chittajong SERVICE KucNng/Stoi/Bmatang K uchmg J Sixj Bina t aof Kuchng/Stai/Sarikei SlMi/KiicMnc/SaAci SERVICE J. B m. THONG SOON AGENCIES PTE. LTD. ROBINA HOUSE S PORE 0106 TEL *****88 TELEX RS ***** BOOKING *****56 (DIRECT LINE) SINGAPORE TO PENANG KM SOON LI. ETD DESTINATION 12 Nov Penang
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      467 20 w Hapag-Lioyd EXPORTS TO CONTINENT/UK On carriage to Scandmavia. Med. Carribean t S. America Inland haulauge io rtand destinations in Europe S'pwt P Kcian( Par* Lnm BAa* Cm Hbwf Adam Btu»w Artwarp SOPMi RICKIHS 24/11 25/11 27/11- 20 12 22/12 27/12 24/12 2/1 Ftt*> P Rc(«i( Sp*rt Maafea W lane
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      555 20 r o EVERGREEN Full Container Service I Round-The-World East Bound Service (FE/C ARIB/USEC/EURO/W.MED./FE) USO ACCEPT* CARGO TO i) pwwence savaiwah boston phladelphm. norfou mcksonmlle mlmhcton etc cristobai panama cm. colon san juam santo i I) ATLANTA D4CAGO OCTWOiT COLUMN I OTHER MAJOR MKROBROGE DESTBMTIONS 4) MONTREAL TORONTO MA BALTMOK Round-The-World
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      316 20 US I NOSE MARITIME PTE LTD ISLAMIC REPUBLIC OF JrjJ IRAN SHIPPING LINES IRANIAN SERVICES B Abbas. B KNl.mm PORT HE LANG PENANG KYOWA COSMOS Acceptor* Conta AGENTS SINGAPORE SJNOSf MARITMK PTE LTD 111 *****44 7 I *****70 MALOSE MARITIME SON BHO Tel *****2/3 MAIATSiA TRADE t TRANSPORT ITO Te»
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      959 21 PIL GROUP EAST AFRICA/REDSEA SERVICES VESSEL KOTA MUTIARA KOTA PET AM KOTA WUAYA KOTA SEJATI KOTA AOUNG KOTA SEQAR KOTA ABADI VOYAGE CP/4S/M E-529 E-531 E-533 E-535 E-537 E-539 SINGAPORE LOADING FOR: 9-11/11 REUNION, ADEft 13-15/11 MOGADISCIO, k 13-16/11 HOOEIDAH, JED 13-IS/11 HOOEIDAH. AO/ 30-23/11 HOOEIDAH, JED S-11/12 MOGADISCIO. I
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      935 21 BEN LINE CONTAINERS EXPRESS COKTWO SERVICE TO/FROM EUROPE STRAITS TO EUROPE STORE P KELANG ffcnjitnj lipm 12/U 14/U FrWhrt Eipmi >ow*wr Bi I*l Eipins CjrAf an Bay 19/11 21/11 71/11 a/u 4/12 9/12 12/12 14/12 Hjsftwt Eip>m 29/12 21/12 Item Mara 21/12 29/12 4/1 VI 12/1 14/1 21/1 22/1 UK
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      505 21 DJAKARTA LLOYD INDONESIAN NATIONAL LINF V Far East S'porc Service Ful Container Vessel Buur Tgktfwni Uk KMhuwif HatftaifS port !j fral (M) IMJMMfT ¥14 US 24/10 21/11 M/ 10 1/11 5/11 11/11 12/11 GOMVI4HB 15/11 17/11 22/11 21/11 21,11 29/11 IMMPMT «15 »C 2C/1I 2>/U 1/12 4/12 1/12 11/12 EXPRESS
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      381 21 BOUSTEAD SHIPPING AGENCIES BURMA FIVE STAR SHIPPING CORPORATION (Burmese National Line) Loading for Rangoon Lash to V 36 Myomoywo VB3 Pagan V 79 S'pore PKelong lnPt/8 Nov 8/9 Nov 16/20 Nov Penang BANK LINE EXPRESS NEPEHPEHT SERVICE TO UK/COWT SPORE R'DAM HULL HMBG IYYBANK 13 Nov 7 Dec 11 Dec
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      1379 22 IV LINE —KAWASAKI KISEN KAISHA. LTD. ECUADOR/PERU/CHILE feede* Mono vsi wis png spore kobe guktaqul MONTE *ÜBT V 23 St* EXPORTER V 5415 i Nov tNn 26 Nn 25 Dk CM.LAO 31 Ok ARICA lM IQUQU AfAGASTA 7 lan I lan SANTONO VALPARAISO 11 lan 13 tan CENTRAL AMERICA /CARIBBEAN
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      566 22 CALtfOSNIA/PACIFIC NORTH NEST SERVICE EXPRESS COMTAMER/REEFER/BULH SERVICE laM* tar l(B ANGELES SAN FRANCISCO SEATTLE TACOMA VANCOUVER BC *ccn>t»n pa/fa c««<»i»u AUSTRALIA EXPRESS CONTAINER SERVICE Acctptmt fa/fa CmUmmn 'l*"l Sin lw M* Sr* to act rite| S pari fraa 70/71 Ho. 70 No. 73 74 No. »/K No. 3Or 7/1 Ok
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      554 22 SANKO ASIA lanugo FROM JAPANESE PO*TS ANO HONGKONGr A P. Ketone Penanf 1. EDO MAM) 2. BULAT 3. STARLET 4. REGENT RANGER 5. AKIMARU 6. SHMKOMARU 7. SANKO SCORPIO Sinfapore P. Ketonf Gdn 18/9 Nov 10/11 Nov Gdn 19/9 Nov 10/11 Nov 13/15 Nov 16/17 Nov 13/15 Nov 16/17 Nov
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      422 22 •<se P.T. PERUSAHAAN PELAYARAN KALIMANTAN REGULAR WRECT WEEKLY SERVICE TO JAKARTA VESSEL ETA/ETD DESTfMTIQN NMGA XXXXI Vor 26/ M 10/11 Nov Jakarta/Ciebon MAGA XXI Voy IS/M 12/13 Nov Jokarta/Crebon MAGA XXXXI Voy 27/ M ,17/11 Nov Jakarta/Crebon MAGA XXI Voy 19/S4 20/21 Nov Jakarta/Cirebon MAGA XXXXI Voy 2S/S4 25/26 Nov
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      793 23 SLNOL NEPTUNE ORIENT LINES LTD I TO EUROPE/UK (VIA SUEZ): P. KeUnf Havre R'Dam F'stowe HK CONTAINER 42W 10/11 11/11 30/11 4/12 6/12 C PAUL 42W 19/11 20/11 9/12 11/12 13/12 C CONTAINER 2SN 24/11 25/11 16/12 14/12 19/12 C ROZE 41N 28/11 29/11 17/12 19/12 19/12 N CRYSTAL 27W
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      439 23 17/11 12/11 H/11 4/12 4/12 11/12 »12 14/12 SPllfcl «UN!S f«PTUNI AGENCIES PIF 110 Tel 7/8997/ 7 *****4 <Hook«i si 777/SlO *****7? <Op«jt.om| ???.'4B' ??09?84 l ??0?4V0 ?70?504 (CFS) Mil »<SI» lUNIS TUNAS SI ll* SON BHD *1 Tel *****0 *****4 PH let U9564 PEN lei 16/J/S 16/4/S r kTJ
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      523 23 SINSOV SINGAPORE SOVIET SHIPPING CO PRIVATE LTD SINSOV BUR.DING 55, Market Street Singapore 0104 Telephone Numbers *****3 (15 Lines) Cable Address SINSOV SINGAPORE Tetei Numbers RS ***** RS ***** RS 2510S f KCLAMG M/S SHARMAT NAH SOON SON BK> IST AND ?NO FLOOR. NO 1 lALAN CEMPfNWG PORT KLANG MALAYSIA
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      122 23 DURBAN JOHANNESBURG. MAPUTO MAURITIUS ft RFIJNION WESTBOUND ETA PT SIN LOUIS DURBAN KEYSTONE ACE 21W 1 12 84 19 12 84 LADY DONA 24W 9 185 21/01/8526 1 85 I3HSSTTHIIJTSB etd etd eta R BAY DURBAN SIN BARON STAR 10E 16 10 84 27 10 84 11 1184 Agents: Kim
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      475 24 Kcjiitmal (jiiitaisicr l-int's 3 Sailings Weekly Reliable Regular Punctual ki:l Berthing P S A. 1500 Hr». Tues, Thurt Sat REGULAR/FEEDER SERVICE TO PHUKET/SONGKIA VOY Sfl SKLA BKK PKT SKLA RAT ANA BHUM 254/199 10/12 Nov 14/16 Nov 18/19 Nov 22/23 I RATANA BMUM 200/201. 2«/27 Nov 29/30 NovHINODE KISEN CO.
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      25 24 FARGO SHtPPmC COMPANY (PTE.) LTD EXPRESS CONTAINER SERVICF SINGAPORE/BANGKOK EVERV 2 DAYS 7B Keppel Road. 17-07 Tari|ong Pagar Complex Singapore 0208 Tel *****77.*****88 4 *****52
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      106 25 WORLD (31 LINE EXPRESS REGULAR SERVICE JAPAN/HONGKONG/STRAITS ALSO ACCEPTING CARGO TO PORT KEIANG VfSSUS SPO« f MIAWG EASTERN MARS *12 hW *o» 11/12 HMO FN m i Nn M/lt Nn 17/11 CATTIETA M/M 23/24 Al NSC mxfc IxrHi S«fjpo>« it IT* G*i 303 CS7 Sofapwr Or A*mt MPPON EITKSS <S)
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      235 25 Scan Dutch 9 To Europe (Med/UK/NC/Scan) SINGAPORE ACCEPTING SAM.ING 1) MARSEILLES 2) ROTTERDAM 3) HAMBURG 4) GOTHENBURG Anson In Port Anson 15/11 Anson 22/11 Anson 29/11 Anson 6/12 Anson 13/12 B Kemuntng 9/11 B Butang 16/11 B Kernumng 23/11 B Butang 30/11 3 Kemuntng 7/12 B Butane 14/12 Nihon N
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      381 26 Ponu pert, ptapir io w Mitsui O S K Lilies, (si pte ltd CONVENTIONAL/SEMI-CONTAINER EAST AFRICA CONTINENTAL PARTNER 7 Nov Mombasa, Daressalaam, Tamatave NEDLLOYD MOJI 16 Nov Mombasa. Daressalaam GLORIA PEAK 27 Nov Port Louis, Reunion 15 AFRICA'S r^°u WEST AFRICA NEDLLOYD MANILA NEDLLOYD MANILA 12 Nov Monrovia, Abidjan. Apapa,
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      178 26 f Regional Weather K 1 s A W J K v B 3 0 as m P? i «e SIGNIFICANT WEATHER AND SEA CONDITIONS AT 7JO A.M. THIS MORNING. R Thunderstorm V />% Weather Wind direction with speed in knots y Shower f j Ram Wave height 0 Cloudy Sky
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