The Business Times, 9 November 1984

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    12 1 BUSINESS TIMES M.C. (P) No. 66/1/84 FRIDAY. NOVEMBER t. 1954 60 CENTS
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    Feedback on Aline Wong report
    837 1  -  Attracting women to work: many feel government must take lead By BT REPORTERS "LOOK, WE'RE in the business of producing chips, not handling kids," said Mr TC Tan, human resources manager of National Semiconductor. The feedback was clear. The government must play a major role
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    URA discloses plans for more hotels along Singapore River
    334 1  -  By LEE HAN SHIH MORE HOTELS are being planned for the Central Area which is already full of hotels with high overheads and falling occupancy rates. Working plans for hotels along the Singapore River, on sites once occupied by businesses of
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    Market indices suffer double-digit declines
    261 1 PRICES m tlw Stock Exekuge ef Btag»pw« phuged ycatoriay with k«th market laileei reeerdtag deahle-diglt declines. Tke BT Compsrite Index dropped 19.71 psiats to 725.72 while the Straits Times ladastrUl Index was dews 11J1 Mints to SBSJBS. Volume was tight at 8.16 mllttea salts. The
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    More interest rate cuts expected
    397 1 ALL SIGNS point to further declines in interest rates before the end of the year, with the first taking place within the week. The prime rate of the big local banks is expected to be reduced to 9.25 per cent. The Oversea-Chinese Banking Corporation is
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    Lee congratulates Reagan on victory
    129 1 PRIME MINISTER Mr Lee Kuan Yew yesterday sent a congratulatory message to President Ronald Reagan on his victory in the US presidential elections. Mr Lee said: "It is a welldeserved verdict on a four-year record of outstanding leadership which has restored the confidence and optimism
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    Asian stability important to Nato, says former chief
    504 1  -  By CHUANG PECK MING CLOSER links between the Atlantic and Pacific states will not lead to the creation of an "Eastern branch" of the North Atlantic Treaty Organisation (Nato), contrary to what the Soviet Union says. But a strengthening of these links
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      275 1 A SUBSIDIARY of the Singapore Airlines group, Singaere International Software rvices, is offering a new service to a different type of client producers, traders and buyers of oil and chemical products. Pag«3 IT HAS BEEN less than a year since Brunei gained independence after 96 years as a British protectorate.
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      147 2 Gevaert (South East Asia) announcesthe its information and training Centre in Singapore The opening of this Training and Information Centre marks another achievement of Agfa-Gevaert. We are the leader in photographic systems in Europe witfi a strength of 31,700 people.* With 25 subsidiaries and 120 distributors spread throughout the world.
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  • HOME NEWS
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      PEOPLE IN BUSINESS
      233 3 CHAUNCEY CHEN has been appointed senior consultant in computers and telecommunications at PA Consulting Services. Mr Chen, a CDP, received his education at Purdue University (electrical engineering), the University of California at Berkeley (electrical engineering and computer sciences), and the National University of Singapore (business administration). Prior
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      Moving towards joint surveys
      126 3 THE DEPARTMENT of Statistics is trying to minimise the inconvenience caused to employers by having to respond to too many government surveys. Instead of asking employers repetitive questions, joint surveys will be conducted as far as possible, the Department of Statistics said. The department was responding
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      Aerospace show to be held from Jan 15-18, 1986
      281 3 ASIAN AEROSPACE organiser Cahners Exposition Group has announced that reservations made during the recent Farnborough Air Show have resulted in space bookings of 5,000 sq m, two-thirds of the exhibition space available. The exhibition, originally scheduled for November 1985 and postponed
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      Nuclear power stations supply about 20pc of electricity in Japan
      543 3 ONE IN every five households in Japan receives electricity supplied by nuclear power plants. This rather high use of nuclear power (or peaceful purposes is in a country where the horrors of the atomic bomb were experienced by its people
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      Shop in Goldhill Centre sold
      263 3  -  By LISA LEE A SHOP in the Goldhill Shopping Centre was the only property sold at two separate property auctions held yesterday. The 101.9 square metre groundfloor unit was sold for $590,000. Auctioneers Knight Frank, Cheong Hock Chye and Baillieu started the bidding at $500,000
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      SIA subsidiary offers new service
      431 3  -  By LOH HUI YIN A SUBSIDIARY of the Singapore Airlines group is offering a new service to a different type of client producers, traders and buyers of oil and chemical products. The service offered by Singapore International Software Services enables them to do spot market
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      TRADE TALK
      372 3 THE FIRST EUROPEAN MUSIC FAIR, to be held here from Nov 20 to 22 at the Hyatt Regency Hotel, will attract more than 30 European manufacturers of musical instruments. Organised by the National Association of German Music Instrument Manufacturers and the Chambre Syndicate de la Facture Instrumental Federation
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      Australian honey promotion
      173 3 TO PERSUADE Singaporeans to eat more honey, and use honey in their cooking, drinks and as spreads, the Australians have mounted a special promotion at Cold Storage supermarkets. A wide variety of Australian honey, including the rare blossom and individual floral source honey, is being sold at
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      Depressed conditions reduce advertising
      354 4  -  By TSANG SAU YIN GENERALLY depressed trading conditions in Singapore have affected advertising expenditure. For the first nine months of this year, there was a drop of 4.3 per cent in spending from $229.2 million in the corresponding period last year. According to the latest statistics
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      PAP dismisses as absurd Jeya's bribery charge
      259 4 "MR J B JEYARETNAM to become a Singapore ambassador? Absurd! What a blatant lie!" That was the People's Action Party's response to Mr Jeyaretnam's allegation that the government intended "to bribe him" and buy him out with an ambassadorship. PAP's latest Petir newsletter
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      Property taxes of $584m collected in first half of year
      408 4 THE INLAND Revenue Department (IRD) collected $584 million in property taxes during the first six months of this year, an increase of $162 million over the same period last year. The absolute increase, according to the department's latest annual report,
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      Sharing ideas on productivity at National 3Ps presentation
      246 4 COMPETITIONS for the best slogans, posters, jingles, department and employee, and banners and T-shirts that sell the message, apparently feature prominently among the productivity promotion programmes (3Ps) of companies. Eight selected companies, representing a cross-section of the different sectors, yesterday shared their
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      Witness alleges Alan knew of activities in Broadview Commodities
      386 4 DURING his fifth day in the witness box, Lee Kwong Fai disagreed that if "bucketting" was going on in Broadview Commodities, Alan Wong Hoi Ping had no knowledge of it. Lee, a director of Broadview, disagreed further with another suggestion that
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      Talk on accountancy
      86 4 AN AUSTRALIAN accountant and educator. Professor AS Carrington, will give a talk on Nov 15 at the National University of Singapore. The theme of the talk, organised by the NUS School of Accountancy, is "Future Directions of the Accountancy Profession and Implications for Accountancy Education". Professor Carrington
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      Yen futures puts up dismal show on Simex
      265 4 YEN FUTURES put up a dismal performance on the Singapore International Monetary Exchange (Simex) yesterday as the currency futures market, in line with the foreign exchange market, took a breather after Wednesday's hectic trading. On the second day of trading, yen futures
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      SIA selling used aircraft as it modernises fleet
      176 4 SINGAPORE Airlines has so far sold 37 of its used aircraft as it replaces its fleet with new aircraft. The aircraft, disposed of between October 1979 and September this year, included five 8737-10Qs, 10 8707-320s and seven DCIO-30s. Most of the buyers
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      Talk on UK trainers' code of practice
      504 4 THE SKILLS Development Fund plans to initiate some serious discussion on improving the quality of training programmes in Singapore, starting with trainers. With the proliferation of trainers in recent years, employers and the training community have suggested that training programmes maintain a minimum
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      Churches fast emerging as new market for software dealers
      267 4 CHURCHES are fast emerging as a new market for local software dealers. The places of worship are finding it imperative to computerise their general accounting functions, keep account of their promised contributions and maintain data on their churchgoers. A handful of
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      Number of visitors to Singapore still on the rise
      375 4 THE RISE in the number of visitors to Singapore continued through September with a 4.1 per cent increase in visitors compared with the same month last year. The number of visitors who arrived in the Republic that month was 239,438, which
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      Francis Teo pleads guilty to CBT of ship's cargo
      377 4 A PANAMA-registered ship carrying $5.66 million worth of cargo sneaked out of Singapore waters for Taiwan on the night of Aug 29 this year. The subterfuge surrounding the M V Ocomas Prosper's departure was later discovered to be part of a
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      Italian trade mission
      66 4 AN ITALIAN trade mission will be in Singapore at the end of the month. The 10-member trade mission will be promoting a range of home, office and kitchen furniture as well as alabaster items such as picture frames, vases and ash trays. The mission will be in
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      Singapore to produce 10pc of Data General's world output
      145 4 BY THE middle of next year, Singapore will account for 10 per cent of the global output of Data General, a US computer manufacturer which sold more than (1 billion worth of computers this year. Data General's new plant, operational by
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  • WORLD BACKGROUND
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      Lock icon Who will shape the foreign policies?
      639 6 After Reagan's landslide victory, America begins to look at all the implications it holds AP UNITED STATES policy towards the Soviet Union, Central America and the Middle East following President Ronald Reagan's landslide victory hinges on the men who take charge of two vital
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      Lock icon What the people can expect from now on
      572 6  -  By ANTHONY LEWIS NYT IT IS GOING to be a different country. The size of President Reagan's victory stunned even those who had anticipated it, but I wonder how many people understand what it may bring by way of lasting changes in
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      Lock icon China checks out its first supermarket
      321 6 FT FOR Denise Williams, it was without question an answer to a prayer, as she pushed Christopher along the full supermarket shelves, mentally feasting on fresh milk, yoghurts and bread. Her reaction would have been absurd in Sheffield, or Sydney, or even Singapore but
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      Lock icon Making waves in Washington
      234 6 NYT IT HAS BEEN less than a year since Brunei gained independence after 96 years as a British protectorate. But already the tiny sultanate of 200,000 people is moving determinedly to establish a strong diplomatic presence in Washington. Pengiran Haji Idriss, Brunei's first ambassador to the
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      Lock icon Software groups come down hard on the pirates
      319 6 Reuter SOFTWARE COMPANIES, determined to curb the plundering of the industry's revenue base by software "pirates", are stepping up a fight against the illegal copying of their computer programmes. "We've tried moral suasion without great success. As a result, software companies are
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      DAILY AIRCRAFT MOVEMENTS
      785 6 ARRIVALS Operator Service Local From number time PAA PA5 0155 JFK/SFO/HKG MAS MH601 0720 KUL SIA SQ43 0730 DHA CAL CJ010 0805 JED/DHA MAS MH681 0820 KUL TMA TL351 0830 BEY/DXB MAS MH603 0905 KUL SWR SRI 76 0930 ZRH/BKK MAS MH671 0930 KUL MAS MH811 0940
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  • OVERSEAS
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      Lock icon Mahathir hits out at subsidy mentality
      366 7 Bernama MALAYSIAN Prime Minister Dr Mahathir Mohamad has said that the government tended to regulate business in the country because it was the businessmen themselves who wished to be protected and because some of them had a tendency to "misbehave". Dr Mahathir said the
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      Lock icon Marcos expects lower inflation
      211 7 Reuter PRESIDENT Marcos of the Philippines said inflation would average 20 to 25 per cent next year and fall towards 50 per cent at the end of this year from 63 per cent currently. He told an association of lawyers the International Monetary Fund's acceptance of
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      Lock icon Rajiv asks insurers to be prompt
      79 7 Reuter INDIAN Prime Minister Rajiv Gandhi has agreed in a meeting with Sikh businessmen that state insurance companies should deal promptly with claims arising from anti-Sikh riots and add retroactive clauses covering damage if these are not in contracts. The government has instructed state
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      Lock icon Nicaragua denies presence of MiGs on Soviet ship
      247 7 AP FOREIGN Minister Miguel D'Escoto denied that MiG warp lanes were aboard a Soviet ship that docked in Nicaragua on Wednesday, and accused the US government of trying to create the atmosphere for an invasion. A military spokesman said a plane off
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      Lock icon Weinberger urges Bonn to join Star Wars project
      274 7 Reuter AMERICAN Defence Secretary Caspar Weinberger has urged West Germany to join the US in research on a space-based anti-nuclear defence system. Writing in Wednesday's edition of the Die Welt newspaper, Mr Weinberger said: "I cannot stress enough how important West Germany's
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    • WORLD IN BRIEF
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        Tax penalties
        48 7 TWO GIANT Japanese companies were ordered to pay heavy penalty taxes for failing to report exact income. Ishikawajima-Harima Heavy Industries Co faces a US$2B.9 million bill and Mitsui and Co was ordered to pay U5526.9 million in delayed tax and penalties for the financial years 1962-83.
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        New tax system
        51 7 TREASURY Under-Secretary Beryl Sprinkel said the US Treasury Department, which has been studying various tax changes, is heading in the direction of a modified flat tax. The Treasury will recommend to President Reagan a new tax system that is fairer, simpler, and raises the same amount of
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        Still going strong
        70 7 THE NEW ZEALAND economy is undergoing its strongest economic recovery since 1973, the New Zealand Institute of Economic Research said. In its third-quarter business survey, the institute said indications are that the economy is still at the top of the business cycle although it is not possible
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        More time needed
        57 7 PRIME MINISTER Wojciech Jaruzelski has assumed personal supervision of Poland's Interior Ministry after the murder of opposition priest Rev Jerzy Popieluszko. But the government said "it has not been established who instigated the crime... If there are some instigators who are clearly accomplices in the legal sense,
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        UMNO-Pas debate
        62 7 A POLITICAL debate between UMNO and the opposition Pas has been cancelled, the New Straits Times reported yesterday. The debate was cancelled after the Cabinet met on Wednesday and considered appeals by rulers of nine Malaysian states, the former Malaysian Prime Minister Tunku Abdul Rahman, the Malaysian Muslim
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        Lock icon Pay cuts
        52 7 Agencies LEADING Japanese confectioner Morinaga has announced temporary 20 per cent salary cuts for 19 executives to cope with the sharp drop in its sales sparked by a gang who poisoned its products. Plans to postpone and curtail winter bonuses for its 20,000 full-time workers are also being
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      Lock icon Kohl denies favouring Flick group
      90 7 Reuter WEST GERMAN Chancellor Helmut Kohl, appearing before a special parliamentary committee investigating the Flick bribery scandal, has firmly denied using any influence in favour of a big tax break for the Flick group. The tax concession was awarded on two billion deutschemarks Flick obtained
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      Lock icon Beijing obtains seat on World Court
      226 7 AP CHINA has won a seat on the World Court for the first time since the Communist government in Beijing gained admission to the United Nations 13 years ago. American-educated Ni Zhengyu, 78-year-old legal counsel in the Chinese Foreign Ministry, was elected simultaneously by
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      Lock icon Three major US banks cut prime to 11.75pc
      561 7 NYT THREE of America's largest banks, led by Citibank, have reduced their prime lending rates by a quarter of a percentage point, to 11V4 per cent. Although the move came on Wednesday, only a day after the presidential election, bankers said the
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      Lock icon Vogel warns of social strife
      214 7 Reuter THE revolutionary impact of new information technology may widen the gap between the have and have-not nations. A prominent American sociologist, Harvard University Professor Ezra Vogel, told an international conference of computer experts on Wednesday that just as money was "the driving force in
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      Lock icon Chevron, Gulf cut crude price
      77 7 UPI CHEVRON Corp and Gulf Oil Corp have cut their posted prices for America's most important crude oil by US$l to $29 a barrel in spite of tentative signs that world oil supplies are shrinking Chevron and Gulf followed the lead of three other major
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  • BANKING AND FINANCE
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      102 accept funds transfer system
      307 8 IN SPITE OF initial reticence, 102 banks and other financial institutions have indicated that they will take part directly in the electronic interbank funds transfer system, currently scheduled for March 21, 1985. This is more than double the number of financial institutions that are linked
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      Wee heads FEB board
      105 8 WEE CHO YAW is the new chairman of the Far Eastern Bank (FEB), says the United Overseas Bank's monthly publication Group News. On August 17, 1984 Messrs Wee, Allan Ng Poh Meng, Richard Eu Keng Mun, Ho Sim Guan and Lim Kee Ming, all of whom
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      First FRCD by KDB International
      85 8 KDB INTERNATIONAL (Singapore), a local merchant banking arm of Korea Development Bank, is making its aebut in the Singapore-based US dollar Hoating rate certificates of deposit market. The three-year US$lO million FRCD, to be issued at par on Nov 13, will carry an interest rate
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      Gold
      185 8 HONGKONG The metal closed lower after a quiet day's trading yesterday. It ended at U5J348.00/40 an ounce, little changed from an initial $348.00/50 but was below New York's *350.25/75 close. Local gold finished HK$9 above Wednesday's close at $3,239 a tahil. The krugerrand rose $10 to $2,810 (US$359). TOKYO
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      Foreign exchange
      249 8 Interbank rates at 3pm Cufftociti Nominal rat •a Smithaonian Qwotad yaal or day e roaa parity changa Local dollars to one unit of foreign currency: US dollar 2 1475 ***** 2 8196 23 84 Sterling pound 2 7337 ***** 7 3469 -6279 Australian dollar 1 8565 1 8584
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      Lock icon Floating rate notes
      55 8 Reuter THE Mass Transit Railway Corp of Hongkong will issue US$75 million of 10year floating rrte notes, lead manager Morgan Guaranty Ltd said. The notes will bear interest of 1/8-point above the sixmonth London interbank offered rate. Investors will have an annual option to redeem at par
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      Asian dollar market
      349 8 ASIAN dollar deposit rates closed steady at opening levels in quiet afternoon trading yesterday. Short-dates eased between 1/16 and 1/8 point initially and remained unchanged thereafter with overnight closing at 9-9/16 9-7/16 and week fixed at 91/2 9-3/8. Period rates were little changed at narrowly mixed earlier
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      Forex markets
      744 8 SINGAPORE: The US dollar extended its early gains yesterday against most major currencies in thin late trading. It firmed in early morning trading on short-cover-ing and commercial buying, then eased slightly in early afternoon before rising again in late trading on European short-covering. The dollar closed firmer at
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      Simex
      300 8 AFTER the recent steep advances in the Enr«d«Uar futures, the market went into a correction phase as evidenced by waves of selling from US institutions during the opening minutes of Simex yesterday. December Eurodollar opened with a gap down at 90.04, five points from CME's close. The selling pressure
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      Money markets
      116 8 THE OVERNIGHT rate fell by 1/4-point from Wednesday to close at 6 7/8 per cent on the Singapore interbank money market yesterday. One and two-month maturities remained unchanged while three-month fell by 1/16-point. S$ interbank rates at 3pm yesterday Offer Bid Overnight 6 7/8 6 3/4 1-month 7
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      209 8 Go express to Copenhagen, Athens, Frankfurt and Rome, non-stop from Bangkok .Then onward to Zurich, Amsterdam, Paris and London. The Way we fly gets you to Europe in the shortest Time seems to fly when you're enjoying the -ft time. It's because we take the Great Circle Express comforts of
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  • AIR CARGO
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      WEEKLY FREIGHTER
      228 9 ARRIVALS DEPARTURES Operator Flight Local From Operator Flight Local For number time number time FRIDAY TMA TL351 0830 BEY/DXB FT FT78 0135 KUL/HKG/ NRT/ANC/ ORD/JFK JAL JL615 0930 KUL NW NW906 0935 NRT/SFO /LAX TMA TL351 1000 TYO/(BKK /DXB/BEY) TMA TL352 1000 TYO/(BKK /DXB/BEY) SATURDAY CAL CI333 0250
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      Flying Tigers in sixth year of freight service to Singapore
      254 9 THIS YEAR marks the sixth year since American air cargo carrier Flying Tigers launched freight services between Singapore and the United States. It now operates four weekly cargo flights between Singapore and the US which have a capacity of about
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      Slowdown in computer parts hits freights
      486 9  -  By LOH HUI YIN A SLOWDOWN in orders for computer components from the US is hurting not only the manufacturers here but also the air freight industry. Most badly hit by the chain effect are those freight agents which handle exports for big companies
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      Kuwait Airways gets A300-600Cs
      107 9 KUWAIT AIRWAYS, the first airline to order and operate the convertible A3OO-600Cs from Airbus Industrie, has taken delivery of the aircraft this year. The A3OO-600Cs are replacing several of the airline's Boeing 707s and 7475. The A3OO-600Cs currently seat 28 first-class and 234 economy passengers. All
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    • ON THE WING
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        JFK busiest
        45 9 FIGURES for 1983 show that John F Kennedy International Airport in New York was the world's busiest for air cargo. It handled 1.04 million tonnes of freight, followed by Chicago's O'Hare (890,000), Los Angeles (699,000), Frankfurt (649,000), Tokyo's Narita (634,000) and Paris (4496,000).
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        134 Iata members
        53 9 MEMBERSHIP of lata has increased to 134 with the addition of several airlines such as CAM Air International, a US domestic all-cargo carrier based in Atlanta; BraathensSAFE, a Norwegian airline operating domestic scheduled services and international charters; Virgin Atlantic Airways, a new British airline; and Aero Peru
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        $250,000 donation
        48 9 BOEING has donated $250,000 to the International Airline Training Fund, part of lata's programme for developing airlines of small nations. The fund hopes to raise $2 million and the interest earned from it will be used to provide scholarships and other financial help for staff training.
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        1984-86 forecast
        43 9 TWO NEW reports, one for passenger and one for freight traffic, representing industry forecasts for the years *****966 have just been published by the International Air Transport Association (lata). Both reports deal with traffic between a specific country and various regions.
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        Higher in August
        28 9 THE AIR Transport Association of America said international air freight was up 13.8 per cent and domestic air freight up 11.8 per cent in August.
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      Plans to tap traffic between Singapore and Chile
      272 9 PLANS ARE in the offing to tap the air cargo and passenger traffic potential between Singapore and Chile. This follows the establishment of an air link between the two countries. The link, which is via the South Pacific, involves LanChile, the national
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      243 9 Office space in Raffles City lower. The ideal location in the central business district Singapore's most valued, prestigious location. At the heart of the Central Business District, connecting Shenton Way, Raffles Place and Orchard Road. The gateway to Changi Airport via East Coast Parkway. And served by the City Hall
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  • FEATURES
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      Central authority must take lead
      462 10 THE AMBITIOUS and detailed Task Force report on luring women back to work "is now up for grabs. Who will take on its implementation is as much a poser as how that can be done. BT's interviews with people juggling the roles of employer, employee
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      A dipping barometer
      1466 10  -  Some of Hongkong's most expensive real estate is languishing under a sign reading: 'For Sale' Property prices will be the key barometer of confidence in Hongkong. In the first of two articles on property in the colony, BT's Hongkong Correspondent TERESA LIM investigates prospects for the residential
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      Productivity: exhortation is not enough
      550 10 letter to Hie Editor DEAR SIR, Your leader of Nov 6 ("An envy we can do without") is timely and evocative. It looks around the subject of productivity. It looks around the world. It concludes that there is a need to develop positive attitudes but
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      670 10 TOMwmi CRYPTIC PUZZLE ACROSS 4 Bob around m the drink with an ape (6) 7 It's politely said to give precedence (5, 3) 8 Still less than ecstatic (6) 10 Possibly busts certain remnants (5) 13 Keep m the poker game os a guest (4) 14 Repetitive farewell (4) 15
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  • SPORTS
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      Malaysia strikes gold in Trios event
      717 11  -  By BRIAN MILLER MALAYSIA, who earlier in the week saw two of their own elected to high office in the 1 Asian Zone FIQ, rewarded Dr «P S Nathan's presidency and Peter Yap's elevation to secretary-general with a goldmedal showing in the men's Trios
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      Jeanette leads her team to an Australian victory
      564 11 Bth FIQ Asian Zone Championship Nov 4th —10th 1984 Singapore ON WEDNESADY EVENING, after Australia had swept themselves into the first-round lead of the women's Trios event, their bubbly captain, Jeanette Baker, said something that I thought was worth remembering. She had
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      Ramayah maintains lead but local pride gets a lifting
      717 11  -  By WALTON MORAIS SINGAPORE'S Phua Thin Kiay and Lim Swee Wah restored local pride as Malaysia's M Ramayah continued his brilliant surge in the PGA Mercedes Benz Classics golf championship at the Bukit course yesterday. Thin Kiay and Swee Wah, Singapore's
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      1194 11 w sm mm HIGHLIGHTS Evening At The Ballet The Sleeping Beouty 8.30 pm, Chonnel 12 The Nationale Ballet of Netherlands, with principals Alexandra Radius and Henry Jurriens, perform Tchaikovsky's "The Sleeping Beauty" in this lavish Netherlands Broadcasting production, recorded "live" at its premiere at the Holland Festival. Music is by
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  • INTERNATIONAL STOCKS
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      Lock icon Philips earns one billion guilders as forecast
      283 12 Reuter NV PHILIPS Gloeilampenfabrieken has maintained earlier forecasts that it would reach its 1984 goals of one billion guilders in net profit and 50 billion guilders in turnover. This compares with a 647 million guilder profit and a 46.18 billion guilder turnover last
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      Kodak anticipates higher earnings
      155 12 EASTMAN Kodak Co expects sharply higher 1984 earnings after last year's net US$565 million, or $3.41 a share, says chairman and chief executive officer Colby Chandler. Kodak has announced third-quarter net earnings of $332.3 million or $2.05 a share, compared with $229.1 million and $1.39 respectively
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      Lock icon Merger plan shelved
      38 12 Reuter WARNER Communications Inc, NV Philips Gloeilampenfabrieken and Siemens AG have decided not to proceed with the planned merger of their worldwide recorded music activities due to opposition by the Federal Trade Commission (FTC). Reuter
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      Lock icon Wall Street declines steadily on profit-taking
      286 12 Reuter WALL STREET on Wednesday ignored President Reagan's reelection and declining interest rates to concentrate on profittaking in a session marked by a steady fall in prices. The Dow Jones Industrial Average shed 10.93 to 1233.22. Losing issues led gainers 979 to 616 and
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      Toronto
      216 12 NOV 07 ANtitv C$ 28* ■4 Imp Oil Inco 434 IS -4 -4 Ale on 374 (9 u 14 -4 -4k Int Pro* Pipe Int Uts 32 214 -4 unch Algomo Bonk Mont 23*i Intl Nickel Bonk Novo Scotia 13 344 274 30 u unch unch 4 -4 -4
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      Johannesburg
      280 12 NOV 07 Bond Trust BV 230 unch Un Steel 102 1 INDUSTRIALS Untsec 4!5 unch A Alpha 8006 WooJworth 1400 unch Abercom 148 unch MININGS AE And a 785 2440 -40 Amoprop 330 unch Angtvaal ***** -25 A MIC 2650 unch 1875 -50 Boriows 1050 ■10 Battels 7800 C
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      New York
      725 12 MOV 07 USJ ACf MuMrm Alton Akjmm 28* Alcoa 37* Aiegheny Lud 23* 1* Afced Chem Cp 34* -I* Afced Stores 53*» Ai»-Cholmers 8% Am Bronds 1nc 64 inch Am Broadcast 62* -1* Am Con Co 49'* Am Cyonomd 49 Am Elec Pwr 20* unch Am Express 36*
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      963 12 Amsterdam NOV 07 Ik ABN 342 50 2 5 A egoo 133 50 -08 Ahok) 186 00 -05 Akzo 98 90*x4 5 AMEV 190 80 -1 7 Amtn Afrwotonk 65 00 -1 Berk 43 SO -0 4 Boh ***** -15 Borvjrr»i 280 00 02 Botko Bonn 69 50
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      373 13 HONGKONG: Share prices closed mixed yesterday after a day of quiet and slow trading, with investors awaiting developments on Wall Street after President Reagan's re-election. China Light rose 70 cents to HK$l6, HK Electric 10 to $6.20 and Hang Seng Bank 50 to $38, but HK Land eased 2.5
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      Taipei
      286 13 NOV 08 NT Chem Indus Lien Hwa Indus 18 50 12 70 unch -02 -0 15 Nan Y a Plas 30 00 unch All Sincere Indus 680 Pocihc Cons 25 50 -05 Asto Cement 2520 -02 Pacific Elect Cathay Cons 28 20 02 17 80 unch Chong Hwo Bonk
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      411 13 TOKYO: Share prices ended slightly lower yesterday after recouping most early losses through late buying by institutional investors. The market average, which was down 75.48 at one stage after falling 119.12 on Wednesday, closed at 11,166.92, down 11.62, on turnover of 360 million shares, unchanged from Wednesday. The Stock
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      Manila
      122 13 MANILA: Share prices closed easier in quiet trading yesterday. The Commercial and Industrial Index was down 0.84 at 116.91, the Mining Index was off 6.52 at 836.58 and the Oils Index was 0.003 easier at 0.581. MOV M Pev» Oriental B ...0011 unch Phd Overseen 0 0016 -26 9984
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      398 13 SYDNEY: Share markets closed firmer in active trading yesterday on support for gold and heavyweight mining stocks with industrial and oil issues under selling pressure. The All Ordinaries Index was up 1.4 points at 779.1, the All Industrials marker was down 0.3 at 1124.4 and the All Resources Index
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      Bangkok
      134 13 BANGKOK: Prices closed higher in quiet trading yesterday. The Book Club Index rose 0.27 point to 120.62 and advances led declines by nearly four to three. NOV oa lata* Smm City Cement 442 2 A ok horn Thai Siam Credit Ayuthoya ln> South Asia f4xe And Trust 120 2
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      118 13 AFP LONDON broker Savory Milln has recommended the selective buying of Australian mining shares in the belief that the natural resources sector is going to benefit from, a drop in the US dollar and interest rates. Savory Milln told its customers that the dollar has doubtless
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      339 13 AP NISSAN MOTORS which is building Japan's first car plant in Britain has predicted that cars will roll off the assembly line by the end of 1966. Nissan president Takashi Ishihara said on Wednesday at a ceremony at Sunderland airport in north-east England that the
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      268 13 AP MORINAGA and Co, a major Japanese confectionery under attack by extortionists who have poisoned some of its sweets, said that its sales were falling sharply. It predicted a 800 million yen loss in fiscal 1964, which ends next March 31.
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      210 13 Thai Seafood Served In True Siamese Stvle v L Thinking of food. Think Thai. Spicy Tomyum Soup, Charcoal-Grilled Seafood, Royal Thai Seafood and our other delectable Thai Cuisine. Or if you're a gourmet cook, take home some fresh seafood from our mini seafood market And cook up a storms The
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  • RAW MATERIALS
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      Produce exchange
      156 14 Chineee Produce FOB NSW 502 50 Exchange Nutmeg (Sellers' new closm< prices on Nov 110 FOB NSW 380 00 t SVIOO kg) B W FOB NSW 281 00 Coconut oil BukFOe Od drum FOB 195 00 208 00 Gambier FOB NSW 305 00 New drum FOB ***** Copro
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      RICE
      276 14 Singapore A-1 special C-1 special C-l Ordinary 187 unq (SS/Vito, ex-godown) unq Thai whit* Loonzain 100% £8 100% 1st doss (kangaroo) new crop first grade 100% second grade q 96 100% third grade unq 100% 2nd class 0 70 Parboiled 100% 3rd doss 0.70 5% 227 25% new crop
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      RUBBER
      310 14 SINGAPORE The market closed higher yesterday with November One RSS buyers quoted at 172.00 cents per kg, up 0.75 from Wednesday. The morning session gained 1.75 cents on speculative buying and some covering interest in quiet trading. Lack of follow-through buying in the afternoon caused prices to ease slightly,
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      PALM OIL
      127 14 MALAYSIAN palm oil market prices ended firmer yesterday on continued covering, with sentiment aided by higher Chicago soybean futures. Activity slackened as most buyers were reserved at the high levels. In November, central rose Msls to $1,245 per tonne and south and north $12.50 to $1,242.50. In December,
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      KL Tin
      105 14 Hm Kute Lam per Tin Market gained another one eest yesterday to Ms2fjn per kg, still within the IT A tower range of $».15 and mainly boosted by sastalaed buffer stack manager baying support. The steady rise was also attributed to caatinaed Japanese and local Interest and a
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      TEXTILES
      162 14 Yarn (In HK$ per bole of 400 lb) China carded yarn, cones Blue Phoenix 16's 3,150 Blue Phoenix 20's 3,200 Blue Pho«mx 32'» 3,800 Blue Phoenix 40's 4,000 Corded yam, hank Blue Phoenix 21's 3,400 Combed yorn, cones Blue Phoenix 32's 4,800 Blue Phoenix 40's 5,000 Open-end yarn Blue
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      RAS and MRELB
      336 14 RAS prices (in S cents/kilo, FOB in botet) NOON CLOSE Buyers Sellers Buyers SeUers Int 1 RSS prompt 170 25 171.25 m 25 I72.25N Int 1 RSS Nov 171 50 172 00 172 00 173 00 Int 1 RSS D«c ***** ***** 174 25 174 75 lot
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      SSR and SMR
      107 14 (c«nuAg, 1-ton xjiieti) November December (current mth) (forward mth) RAS NOON NOON kfM S«H«n S*H«n SSR20 167 50 169 SON 168 50 170 50N SSR 50 165 50 167 SON 166 50 168 50N MRELB B«r«rs Stlltn B«,.„ S<llci i SMR CV 197 50 I99 50N 199
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      SOYBEAN
      65 14 SOYBEAN FUTURES on the Chicago Board of Trade rallied from mid-session lows on Wednesday to close 24 to 5V* US-cents per bushel higher, with January posting a nine-cent range on the day. Soyoil futures closed down 0.06 cent per lb in January to up 0.25 in July, with meal
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      WHEAT
      65 14 WHEAT FUTURES on the Chicago Board of Trade closed mixed on Wednesday, ranging from down V« UScent per bushel in December to up one in new crop July. Cargill Grain was the featured buyer of December on the day, with Merrill Lynch buying late. Corn futures rallied steadily from
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      LONDON MARKETS
      854 14 COFFEE Robusta futures at midday yesterday were £24 to £4 above Wednesday's close apart from November, which rose £76 to a contract high on market anxiety over possible shortage of prompt tenderable supplies. November ended at the morning's high of £2,586 a tonne, up from Wednesday's close of
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      67 14 IDD service is restored On 7 November 1984, IDD service was interrupted between 12.41 am and 8.30 pm. The cause of the breakdown was due to hardware failure in the International Telephone Exchange. We deeply appreciate our subscribers for being so patient and understanding with us during the interruption of
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      Sharp fall brings ST Index to 20-month low
      4245 15 IN LINE with the 10.93point fall on the mid-week Dow Jones Industrial Average, share prices fell sharply on the Singapore stock market yesterday. The ST Industrial Index fell 11.91 points to 826.26 while the BT Composite Index dropped 10.76 points to 726.72.
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      Chief price changes
      256 15 SINGAPORE Rises Indices S P Tot*. 306 Koala S4m< 476 Saafcaa 225 U A C 314 M Gtos 262 MMl ki Soon 242 P Patoo* SOT 138 Falls U M Flow 790 CCM 450 C PfMrtiw 360 Saa»ai Urnm 770 K—lucty Sport 430 Matra HUm 296 SM
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      KL market continues downdrift
      456 15 THE Kuala Lumpur stock market slipped back to its downward drift yesterday with share prices closing on an easier note. Investors who had been hoping for a strong lead from the overnight Wall Street after the landslide victory of President Reagan were generally disappointed. The Dow
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      Business done on the SES
      3536 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 l,ooo.unltf_ unless otherwise specified. All Time SetUement Contract» are quoted after the word "SETT" Big
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  • COMPANY NEWS
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      Uncertainty over actual tax implementation
      1041 16 MALAYSIA'S 10 PC SHARE TRANSFER TAX THERE is still a lot of confusion and uncertainty over the recently introduced 10 per cent share transfer tax on Malaysian land-based companies, especially on its implementation. The consensus seems to be that the director-general of Malaysia's Inland Revenue
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      Lock icon German tyre maker tightens grip in Japan
      135 16 FT Continental Gummi-werke, West Germany's biggest tyre maker, is gaining an increasingly firm foothold in Japan and the United States in cooperation with partners there. Its Japanese partner, Toyo Tire Rubber, is planning to increase its production of Continental tyres from about 200,000
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      Lock icon Bank of England to set up more open government securities market
      517 16 FT THE BANK OF ENGLAND is to introduce a more open and robust market for British government securities in which dealers will have exclusive trading rights but will come under close supervisory scrutiny. The new market, which is being
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      Business done on the KLSE
      2212 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 (3.605) Alcorn (1 306 1.315) (35) 1.32 (43)
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      Lock icon German bank to acquire spc stake in Morgan Grenfell
      378 16 FT DEUTSCHE BANK, West Germany's largest bank, is to take a 4.99 per cent stake in Morgan Grenfell, the London merchant bank, at a cost of £14 million. Morgan Grenfell also disclosed that it was laying out £31 million in cash
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      Selected indices
      102 16 HONGKONG Australian Industrials Hong Seng Index Thursday 1124.3 Wednesday 1124 7 Thursday 1052 65 Week ogo 1105.0 Wednesday 1046 03 Week ago 1029.26 NEW YORK Dow Jones TOKYO Wednesday 1233.22 Tuesday 1244 15 Tokyo Dow Jones Week ogo 1207 38 Thursday 1166.92 Wednesday *****.54 Standard and Poors Week
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      Two leading chartists coming to Singapore
      369 16  -  By RAMESH CHANDIRAMANI EUROPE'S leading stock chartist, Mr Adriaan Schrikker, a familiar face among the many investment analysts who come to the Far East to conduct financial seminars, will once again be in Singapore later this month. Mr Schrikker, popularly called "The Chartist Pope",
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      Australian group to move business offshore if...
      147 16 ELDERS-IXL, the Australian trading, brewing and financing conglomerate, has repeated its assertion that more of its finance business would move offshore if it fails to win a full domestic banking licence. Applications for an unspecified number of new banking licences are due to
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      Unit trusts
      243 16 Managers' prices MARA Bumiputra for Nov 9 Frst B'putro 531 536 Singapore Unit Trust Second B'putro Thrd B'putro 4 68 4 73 4 09 4 14 The Commerce 2.55 2 71 Fourth B'putro 438 443 The Savings Fund 1 70 1 80 Fifth B'putro 2 96 3.01 S'pore
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      COMPANY MEETINGS
      62 16 RENONG Berhad: 2nd AGM at President Room, Selangor Club, Jalan Raja, Kuala Lumpur on Nov 9 at 10am. UAC Berhad: 25th AGM at Registered Office, 15tlj Floor, Wisma Supreme, Jalan Punchak, Kuala Lumpur on Nov 20 at noon. KEMAYAN OU Palm Ber* had: 19th AGM at 5E Foil
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      787 17 mxmmm™ By HOCK LOCK SIEW RESTRUCTURING of the Malaysian insurance industry, particularly for life insurance companies, is a long and complicated process involving, in most cases, arduous and detailed valuations. That is why foreign-owned insurance companies generally take a longer time to complete their
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      LONDON STOCKS
      940 17 SHARE prices opened lower yesterday reflecting the fall on Wall Street the day before. The FTSE 100 index at 9.45 am was down 7.2 at 1,150.1. ICI was down 6p at 668, Thorn EMI shed 7p to 457 and Glaxo fell lOp to £10. Closing middle prices of
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      Edwardes expected to get Dunlop job
      76 17 SIR MICHAEL EDWARDES, the former chairman of BL, and of ICL, is expected today to be appointed chief executive of Dunlop, the tyre and rubber products company. Mr Robin Biggam, who was finance director of ICL the British mainframe manufacturer until its recent acquisition
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      COMPANY BRIEFS
      457 17 BEN A Campaay is now known as QAF Ltd and it will be traded under the new name from today. Existing stock certificates bearing the old name remain valid indefinitely and are good for delivery. Barbinder A Co Pte has been appointed share registrar of QAF in place
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      Press merger scheme to be heard in court on Nov 16
      342 17 THE THREE COMPANIES involved in the press merger have each submitted the scheme of arrangement to the Singapore High Court for approval. The court's confirmation of the reduction in the share capital of Times Publishing Bhd, The Straits Times
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      552 17  - Rowe Pitman plans to set up office By LORETTA McLAUGHLAN Reuter ROWE PITMAN, a leading UK stockbroking firm, is preparing to establish an office in Singapore. The firm has wanted representatives in Singapore for some time but has been unable to apply for approval from the Singapore authorities while it
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      New tax claims first victim in NBT
      557 17 MALAYSIA'S recently-intro-duced Share (Land-based Company) Transfer Tax has claimed its first victim in North Borneo Timbers Bhd. The tax has delayed the completion of negotiations NBT has been holding for a major acquisition, according to NBT chairman Nusli Wadia in a statement attempting
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      194 17 MIAMI 2 PM PARIS 8 PM JAKARTA 2 AM Citißanking can help keep your company's money working around the clocks From The Citi of Ibmorrowf. .Citißanking today. Mail. Telephone. Telex. If your company is still doing most of its banking in traditional wax's, it's not just wasting time. It's losing
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    DBS plans ambitious department store
    570 18  -  By LEE HAN SHIH THE DBS GROUP is setting up the biggest department store in Singapore which it expects to have a turnover of at least $80 million a year. The store, a 51-49 per cent venture between DBS and the Osaka-based Sogo chain, will
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    92 18 UPI CHILE'S SIX main cities were under a strict curfew yesterday morning, two days after President Augusto Pinochet placed the country under a "state of siege" and began a sweep against left-wing opponents. Opposition spokesmen said the government was expected to announce severe new
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    74 18 UPI AUSTRIA, in a dramatic match during which one of its players collapsed, leaving his partner to play alone, defeated the United States on the penultimate deal of the 64-board quarter-final of the World Bridge Olympiad in Seattle. The US led by a small margin
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    Lock icon Tough budget hits New Zealand taxpayers
    526 18 Reuter NEW ZEALAND'S taxpayers, told by the Minister of Finance that their country is aifeconomic disaster zone, learned that the cost would be higher taxes and fuel charges. Finance Minister Roger Douglas said he was increasing income taxes and duty on cigarettes, alcohol and
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    92 18 AFP THE OFFICIAL death toll from typhoon Agnes in the Philippines reached 438 yesterday with some 180 people still missing as President Ferdinand Marcos declared a state of calamity in six central provinces. The fatality list grew with the discovery of more bodies in Leyte province,
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    Office automation equipment has $300m potential
    522 18  -  By JOANNE YAP THE LOCAL market for office automation equipment has been estimated at $300 million over the next five years, or $60 million a year. Hewlett Packard sales' managing director, Mr Victor Ang, said this was a conservative figure, based on a white
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    Dow Jones lower
    65 18 PROFIT taking yesterday continued to pull down stock prices on Wall Street as the market extended its post-election slump. The Dow Jones Industrial Average was down about 5Vi points to under 1228, adding to an 11-point drop on Wednesday. Overall there were two losing issues for every
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    Government policies must have the people's cooperation to work, says General Lee
    435 18 GOVERNMENT policies can work only if the people help to make them work, according to Brig-Gen Lee Hsien Loong. Although the government defined a policy, it was the people who had to make it work, General Lee, the
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    Lock icon Economic cooperation in Asean likely to take time
    162 18 AP MALAYSIAN Foreign Affairs Minister Tengku Ahmad Rithauddeen said yesterday it would take time for members of the Association of South-east Asian Nations to "think Asean" and increase substantive economic cooperation. This was because many sectors of Asean economies were competing with
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    Lock icon Asean urged to coordinate industrial and trade policies
    193 18 Bernama ASEAN member countries have been urged to coordinate their industrial and trade policies in the face of world economic slowdown. Secretary-General of the National Chamber of Commerce and Industry of Malaysia, Mr Mohamed Ramli Kushairi said step-by-step measures to promote intra-Asean
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    278 18 UPI PRIME MINISTER Prem Tinsulanonda, facing a showdown against Thailand's top military commander for the nation's reins and a threatened nationwide rail strike, yesterday defended his government's devaluation of the Thai currency. General Prem, returning to his office after a long sickness, told a
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      38 18 AFP THE JAPANESE government will present Radio Television Malaysia (RTM) with some telecasting equipment including one-inch video tape recorders costing 50 million yen (U*****,000) as part of its cultural aid grant. AFP
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      39 18 AP LEBANESE and Israeli army officers opened talks under heavy security in the border town of Nagoura yesterday in an effort to reach an agreement for the withdrawal of Israeli troops from Lebanon. AP
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      Lock icon Journalist ordered to be freed
      49 18 Reuter THE PHILIPPINE Supreme Court yesterday ordered the release of a detained journalist, Rommel Corro, who reported last year that the killing of opposition leader Benigno Aquino was a highlevel military conspiracy. He has been held in a military camp for over a year.
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      Lock icon Celebrations amid tight security
      59 18 AFP TENS OF thousands of Sikhs filed through the Golden Temple in Amritsar yesterday in a muted celebration of the 515 th birth anniversary of the religion's founder. Security was doubled to ward off violence following the deaths of more than 1,100 people, mostly Sikhs, in
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      51 18 Reuter LIEUTENANT General HR Dharsono, former Indonesian secretary general of Asean and a member of a dissident political group, was arrested yesterday, sources said. They said General Dharsono was picked up at a house in Jakarta by six security men and taken to a military police station.
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      Lock icon Hitachi unveils new TV system
      42 18 Kyodo Hitachi has developed a high-definition television system, including a digital videotape recorder and a colour television camera. Television broadcasting using the new system is scheduled to be launched in Japan by as early as 1989. Kyodo
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      57 18 Outlook for todoy: Portly cloudy with showers in >everal oreos in the offer noon. Report for 24 hours prior to 7 30pm on Nov 8 of the airport: Maximum temperature 32.7 Associated humidity 68 Minimum temperature 24.7 Associated humidity 92 Hours of sunshine 4.70 Rainfoll in millimetres Nil Rainfall this
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      Promoting Bristol Port's facilities
      369 19 TOP officials from the Port of Bristol Authority were in Singapore recently to promote the port's forest products facilities and reaffirm ties with Norasia Line. The two-man mission comprised Mr WW Jenkins, chairman councillor of the port, and Mr Michael Clark, commercial manager. While in Singapore,
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      Seaconstruct gets award to design luxury cruise ship
      438 19  -  By JUNE LIM A MARINE design and engineering company, Seaoonstruct, has won a $6 million contract to design and construct a luxury cruise vessel, its first contract in two years. The vessel, based on a Norwegian ocean-going catamaran hull, was awarded by
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      825 19 Itiinnkin 1 1 "VV" 'V M Um P c«t AC Toepter Afto Ahrenkiel Lrw Alphotrons Alpoc Antoh Orient APC Line APL Arrow Un*s ASCL Asiabroker Attos Lines Austasia Lin* BoM-Orwrit Baltic Ent Bangkok Cont Bank Lne Boyornhon Shpg BBS Ban Lme Blu« Star Brantford BSC Line Burma
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        Lock icon Chartering resumed
        122 19 AFP SAUDI Arabia is believed to have resumed chartering supertankers to "top up" its floating crude oil stocks, following huge sales of oil in October, shipping sources said. Norbec, the Saudi chartering agency, is believed secretly to have booked three large tankers, totalling about one million tonnes deadweight,
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        59 19 Reuter THE JAPANESE Transport Ministry said it issued shipbuilding permits in October for 13 ships totalling 463,600 gross tons, down from 35 of 1.01 million tons in September and 39 vessels of 646,220 tons a year earlier. October permits included four ships totalling 175,900 tons for domestic owners
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        Tanker demolition
        57 19 THE 225 tankers scrapped since 1979 have cost owners a total of US$B billion. The figure, based on the difference between newbuilding cost and scrap price, was announced recently in London by Mr Jim Rand, chairman of Intertanko. At the association's council meeting, Mr Rand also called for
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      Decline in bauxite ore shipments from Jamaica
      708 20 TEN years ago, Jamaica was the world's largest producer of bauxite ore after Australia. Today it lies third behind Guinea. The industry in Jamaica is still wondering whether the fall in ore output from 15 million tonnes in 1974 to 7.7 million in
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      CONSORTIA
      188 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 LineAustralia Straits Container
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      Lock icon Ship cargoes threatened by smaller creatures
      892 20 Lloyd's Ports Bulletin International THERE are signs that, despite increased awareness of the problem, pest infestation of ship cargoes is still common, if not actually increasing. These pests include not only rats and mice, but ajso a number of smaller creatures such as the
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      1866 20 ACTIVE timecharter fixing featured the freight market on Wednesday with business especially active out of South Africa, shipbrokers said. A 34,000 tonner from South Africa to Antwerp-Hamburg range paid $4,450 daily while other fixing to the continent included a 32,000 tonner at $3,600 daily and a 27,000 tonner
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      Doubtful future over Cockatoo yard
      232 21 VICKERS Cockatoo Dockyard in Sydney faces a doubtful future following talks between the Australian Confederation of Trade Unions, shipyard unions and Defence Minister Gordon Scholes regarding the possible building of a second supply ship for the navy. The minister said the government planned to keep
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      Woodside may place orders
      330 21  -  By Kingsley Wood NORTH-WEST Shelf operator Woodside Petroleum has circulated world shipyards seeking expressions of interest in the building of five tankers of about 125,000 cu metre capacity. The five 160,000 dwt ships, estimated to cost at least As7so million, would be sufficient to carry the
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      Lock icon Evergreen 'picked on by Far Eastern Freight Conference'
      343 21 Lloyd's Lists TAIWANESE Evergreen Line claimed that it had been singled out for attack by the giant Far Eastern Freight Conference. The company said ratecutting in the Europe to Far East trade was rampant, but blamed this on the conference members. The
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      New freight station service
      118 21 AMERICAN President Lines has established weekly container freight station service for imports moving from Asia to Cincinnati, Cleveland and Detroit. The service supplements APL's existing weekly container yard service in these cities for both imports and exports, according to Lorenz P Robinson, vice-president, North America. The
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      Sea-Land to award deals in December
      275 21 SEA-LAND Service Inc ended months of speculation when it announced it would award contracts for its own new generation of big container ships in December or January. The six ships would have capacities of 3,400 to 3,600 TEUs and would be deployed in the
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      244 21 Bernama THE 10th meeting of the Far East Committee of Lloyd's Register of Shipping held in Kota Kinabalu, Sabah, viewed with concern the situation of the world's shipping industry which it said is facing a "pessimistic future". Its chairman, Sir YueKong Pao, said that he based
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      SHIPPING EVENTS
      730 22 Nov 4-6 Offshore Support Vessel Conference, St John's, Newfoundland. Newfoundland Ocean Industries Association. Nov 5-6 "Singapore '84," the first international heavy lift transportation conference and exhibition, Shangri-La Hotel, Singapore. N»v H European Transport Maintenance Council second annual conference, Barcelona. Nov 6-9 Bth international tug convetion and exhibition, Hyatt
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      SHIPPING LIST where your ships are due...and when
      3284 26 §®aBG)(!EB A guide to ships loading at Singapore for ports around the world The list below tabulates, by port of destination, the name of the ship, the shipping line involved and the estimated dates of arrival and departure from the Port of
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      699 27 CONTAINER TERMINAL RECEIVING OF EXPORT FCL CONTAINERS AND LCL CARGO Godws FCL Arrival for LCL movement Ship Voy date/time Operator cargo schedule Location HK Container 42W 10.11 84 0200 Jardine FSB 1200-1400 G3 Anson *****N 10.11 84 0700 Heap Seng TA 3 0900-1000/1500-1600 PI E Forward 032W 10.11.84
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      Who acts for whom...
      1814 27 The leading shipping lines operating from local ports and their agents. A-B A PEA African Shipping ARcnoes (S). Afr«-KiruU Liar Transgroup (S) Ahreakiel Liaer Service Kim Shpg (S) Alfred C Ttrpfrr Oceanus Shipping Agen cies fS) Marintex Enterprise (PK) Alpac Intrasea (S) Binung Shpg (KLI Island
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      375 28 4 AT CONVENTIONAL WHARVES Vessel Berth Agent Arrival Departure KEPPEL WHARVES 09.11.84/1500 Builder III 22 Thong Soon alongside Bulat 19 Sharp alongside 09.11.84/1800 Edo Maru 18 Sharp alongside 09.11.84/0600 Fair Rainbow 23/4 S Chlao alongside 09.11.84/1500 Helmut Hermann 35/6 BOR alongside 09.11.84/2300 J Malczewskl 31/2 Balfes alongside
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      326 19 TIMES IkisiiK'ss Directory of Sinfti|K)rc (BUKU MKRAH) GIVES YOUR PRODUCTS SERVICES THE PROMINENCE THEY DESERVE M -'ARDINK AMAH J.irdines <3 FULLY CONTAINERISED SERVICE P Ketang LdHawe R'dam Hbur( Antwerp 8/12 11/12 15/12 18/12 22/12 25/12 22/12 25/12 5/1 S/l 12/1 15/1 IVI 22/1 26/1 29/1 2/2 5/2 9/2 12/2 •Closing
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      279 19 UNITED ARAB SHIPPING CO {SAG) xUASC TMmiyiw WMS: m;in'T? SEALORO SHIPPING AGENCIES fO Shenton Way 04 02C Marina Mouw Singapore 0207 Tel *****94 1-Mei No RS2S4I9 CFS office TPC 03 30 Tel *****31 and *****32 Terminal office TPC 03 29 Tel No 22?2«90/*****93 NATIONAL LINE ABEMRA EXPRESS FULL CONTAINER SERVICE
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      1098 19 SINGAPORE mess FOR PEOPLE WHO MATTER MAERSK LINE ■v-'.fi'i'j'in mm T* 13/11 1/12 20/11 8/12 27/11 15/12 4/12 22/12 11/12 29/12 11/12 5/1 r* I H >' '11l 'irfiYlln I—L PORT TO USA. EUROPE. MIDDLE EAST. WEST AFRICA nil .> PACIFIC (iUI.F ATI ANTIC. F.AST CAN \I »A IN I
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      198 20 FAR EAST/EUROPE CONTAINER SERVICE UJ»(|IJ MCTggttgg 11/11 18/11 25/11 2/12 9/12 B. BUT UK 16/12 B. BUTANG 30/12 Saled Sated Sated Sated Sated Sated Sated Sated Sated Sated SaM Sated Sated Sated Sated 9/11 11/11 12/11 14/11 15/11 16/11 18/11 19/11 21/11 22/11 VTUMOM I 23/11 25/11 26/11 28/11 29/11
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      540 20 OjfJ VQ V VTkTWZ* YAMASHITA-SHINNIHON LINE JLiJL A W JO CONTAINER SERVICES USA/CANADA Pacific South W»st Pacific North Waat Feeder at Tokyo Faadar at Koba Ntfhar U/LB OAK Motto fil W! K Atlantic/Canada Faadar at Koba MPvt 11/11 12/11 fAMASHM M 13/12 19/12 TOKYO II 24/12 21/12 21/12 TOMB M
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      723 21 The Straits Steamship Group OCL MANSFIELD CONTAINER SHIPPING PTE LTD Overseas Containers Limited Also acceptrf cargo for: Hanrbwi to Capcntu|«n. Airtms Gottm Rotterdam to Antwerp. Amsterdam. Oslo Bremcnfcaten to Bremen Southampton UK rtfans. Mast 1 Oubfn Matno. Stockhotn. Hehaßu. Sonderbwi [COWAINERSHIP SERVICE FROM UK/CONTINENT Abo Accepting LCI And FCL Cargo
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      512 21 Franco Belgian Services 7« tu. (MEMBER OF ACE CONSORTIUM) r+* CHARGFURS HAVRAISE MEDEX I INF JtMj (MEO CLUB MEMBER) CHARGEURS REUNIS St Ml HlSfcD StHVICfc TO Ai ST AFRICA IN ,AP' M fN- 'lPif f .40 Optorg Shipping Pte. Ltd Port Kalang M7OOl/? Patalmg Jaya *****3 575«C3 Panang *32*5 E
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      487 22 k *lu**A FULLY CONTAINERISED SERVICE io»f* i.onn>»ir>o* FROM FUROPf Vl* SUEZ J A Memoer ol the Ace Convxtuni KPTtK CRYSTAL 26E X KOKAN CHANCE IK Buun Tokyo 21/11 29/11 27/11 6/12 3/12 30/11 FULLY CONTAINERISED TO FROM NORIH AMERICA WEST lUASI KH LBe»di Oakland Seattle VwBCHK SPOUE 26/1113/12 15/12 18/12
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      215 22 INDONESIA CHERRY BAGUS CHERRY BAGUS BERVIC I THONG SOON AGENCIES PTE. LTD *09-07. ROBINA HOUSE S PORE 0106 TEL *****88 TELEX RS ***** BOOKING *****56 (DIRECT LINE) PENANG KM SOON U SINGAPORE TO KUCHING EQUATOR IV In Port 10 Nov Kuching EQUATOR 111 13 Nov 16 Nov Kuching SINGAPORE TO
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      579 22 u Hapag-Lloyd EXPORTS TO CONTINENT/UK On carriage to Scandmavia. Med. Carribean S America Inland haiiaufe to inland destinations in Europe S p«> P IMfl, fmf IrnnMx 6«om HUi| IdJTT Blwven Matr soft* MCKIHS 24/ U 75/11 27/11- 24/12- 77/17 77/17 24/17 7/1 Ouki Bjt BoutMt IS/U FiatfUt [lpreil 21/tl Howtoon
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      756 22 o EVERGREEN Full Container Service Round-The-World East Bound Service (FE/CARIB/USEC/EURO/W MED./FE) M.SO KCCEPTH6 CARGO 10 1) ntOVUNCt «NMK SAVWWAH BOSTON PMLttELPHUt NOT OIK UCXSONMLLE. I*M*GTON ETC J) CRISTOBAL PUUMK CITY COION. SAN AIAN. SANTO I 2) ATLANTA CMC AGO DETROIT, COIUMUS I OTTO HAH* MCROBRDGE DESTWATWNS 4) MONTREAL TORONTO MA
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      282 22 V) HSINOSE MARITIME PTE LTD ISLAMIC REPUBLIC OF IRAN SHIPPING LINES IRANIAN SERVICES RAN ELHAM Saifapore LoaAnj tar 29/11 B Abbav B Khomeini PORT KELANG PENANG SftOSt MARITM PTE LTD TEL *****44/7 I *****70 MAIOSE MARINME SON BHD Tel *****2/3 MALAYSI* IRAK t TRANSPORT LTD Tel ***** i ***** KYOWA
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      798 23 PIL GROUP EAST AFRICA/REDSEA SERVICES KARACHI/P.GULF SERVICES 10-12/12 25-27/12 COLOMBO/CHITTAGONG/RANGOON SERVICES I 1'J RANGOON 25-28/11 CHITTA 12 BANGKOK DIRECT SERVICES INDONESIA SERVICES KOTA ANGKASA PACIFIC INTERNATIONAL LINES PTE LTD PIL BLDG., 140 Cecil Street, 03-00 S'pore 0106 Tel: *****33 (20 Lines) DIRECT LINE *****39, *****76 TELEX: RS *****, *****, *****,
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      755 23 BENLINE CONTAINERS (KJJEBSEN LINE NEW ZEALAND SOUTH EAST ASIA XBSEN SOUTH. MO 4S Will am.MB PMornfT Lm Kmmi Audi/Tar Niper Inn TIC* S lON 13/12 11/12 23/12 29/12 31/12 OK 1* 26/12 2/1 7/1 KBSEN SOUTH MB 4N 3/2 1/2 12/2 17/2 21/2 CARGO TO/FROM P. KELANG AND BANGKOK BY
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      632 23 DJAKARTA LLOYD INDONESIAN NATIONAL LINF Far East Spore Service Full Container Vessel. Burnt VoAotunu Hot* Kaotnutf Honftonf Sport T| RnoA <*t) HAIARAMT Vl4 2S/10 21 10 30/10 1/11 VII 10/11 12/11 GONimie 14 11 17/11 22/11 23/11 21/11 25 11 MAIAPAXT Vl5 MB 2C/11 20/11 1/12 4/12 0/12 1112 EXPRESS
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      512 23 BOUSTEAD SHIPPING AGENCIES BURMA FIVE STAR SHIPPING CORPORATION (Burmese National Line* Loading for Rangoon S pore P.Kelong Penong Myomoywo VB3 lnPt/9 Nov Pogon V 79 16/20 Nov Htoneywo* 21/23 Nov Paon 27/28 Nov Discharge Only BANK LINE EXPRESS INDEPENDENT SERVICE TO UK/CONT SPORE R'DAM HULL HMBG IVYBANK 13 Nov 7
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      1272 24 K LINE -KAWASAKI KISEN KAISHA, LTD. r»\ USA CANADA PACIFIC COAST (Including DKSTINATIONS INLAND vU IPI MICROBRIDGK MINILAND BRIIXiE) OAKLAND VAN BC PORTLAND 21 Dec 20 Dec 23 Dec ALSO ACCEPIMG MONTREAL, TOHOHTO UNO OTHK US PACHC. OAF. ATLAIWIC HUTS H IMP WWS ATLANTIC COAST FEEDER/ MOTHER VESSEL PKLG MONTE
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      604 24 si a J v/s CALIFORNIA/PACIFIC NORTH WEST SERVICE EXPRESS CONTAINER/REEFER/BULK SERVICE Im** tor 10$ MS MS SMI fRAACBCO SEATTLE IACOMA VANCOUVER BC Acceptor fa ra Contuwri P Mt»m S"<t<po'« I Anptn Hf!W M An 71/72 An II Ok AUSTRALIA EXPRESS CONTAINER SERVICE Acctp4«( Fa/fa Cantj S>m In IM Sf* Mh
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      452 24 SANKO ASIA lutuljwws FROM JAPANCSf PONTS ANO MONOKOWc' GOLDEN LINE GUAN SHIPPH»C<PTE)IIt ■"N >■•■( IMI funoud b* Mfel M Cod SM 1 KWX IIM 1* *****10 (II UKS) I# Rub laopv H?U t Krim Jimi r*a«■«■«ifo* own uon (mm n m tun STRAITS PERSIAN GULF SERWX GOIDtN KM Colombo Oub*
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      524 24 INTRASEA (PTE) LTD 10 Anson Road b27 16 International Piaza Singapore 0207 Tel 2246*511 (10L'nesl o BREAKBULK SERVICE TO EUROPE/UK I Sport P. KcUn( load* tm: BUNGA KENANGA *****3 U/U 13/11 lOTT/AMT/UJI. (AVON) ALEXANDRIA *****14 11/11 SETE/ROTT/ANT/U*. (AVON) SEAWOOD SHIPPING CORPORATION Spore P Aetanf Load* tar: MASASHMA MAM 12/11 IMMMi/MM
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      631 25 SiNOL NEPTUNE ORIENT LINES LTD I TO EUROPE/UK (VIA SUEZ): HK CONTAKR 42W C PAUL 42W C CONTAINER 28* C RO2E 41N N CRYSTAL 27W MAETERLMCK 4N S pore P. Kttang Havre 10/11 11/11 30/11 19/11 20/11 9/12 24/11 25/11 16/12 28/11 29/11 17/12 9/12 10/12 30/12 16/12 17/12 7/1
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      517 25 lb I Daman/ MM Hi i Donjm 40«N Ik 7 Dnn, 40* I- «iJNIs NIPIDNJ HGINCItS PH t ID Ifl ?-'899/7 <Bon*Ki{> ???7SIO lOpwatioml ????417 ??09. 1 84 ??0?4S0 ??0?S04 iCfSi Mil «»\l« li,f HIS lIINIS SHI* SON BHD Kl Ifl *****0 4!4?44 PK lei II9SM PIN IH 1673/S ife/4/S
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      628 25 SINSOV SINGAPORE SOVIET SHIPPING CO PRIVATE LTD SMSOV BUR.DING 55. Marfcet Street Singapore 0104 Telephone Numbers *****3 (15 Lines) Cable Address SMSOV SINGAPORE Teiei Numbers RS ***** RS ***** RS 2510S f KELANG M/S SHAWMT NAM SOON SON. M> IST ANO 2ND FLOOR. NO 1 lALAN CEMPENMG PORT KLANG MALAYSIA
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      63 25 ahrenkiel liner service (H.K.) LTD DURBAN JOHANNESBURG. MAPUTO. MAURITIUS A RFIJNION SHENG TAI LINE REGULAR LINER SERVICE TAIWAN-STRAITS-TAIWAN Vessel HAO REE S PORE P. KELANG BRIGHT FORMOSA 24/10 26/10 10/11 9/11 DORIS N 12/10 14/10 10/11 12/11 LAW* 16/10 19/10 15/11 17/11 EAGLE CORPORATION (PTE) LTD T* 2771 Itt (4
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      541 26 l?c<|i<Nial f.ont;ii!icr Lines Sailings Weekly ffl Reliable Regular Punctual Berthing P S.A. 1500 Hr«. Tues. Thur» Sat ■> REGULAR/FEEDER SERVICE TO PHUKET/SOWGKLA VOT SW SKU BKK RATANABHUM 254/199 10/12 Nw 14/16 Nw 18/19 I RATANABHUM 300/W1 *26/27 Nt* 29/30 Nw HINOOE KISEN CO. LTD MIDDLE EAST REGULAR LINER. I LTRA
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      69 26 r FARGO SHfPPm COMPANY (PTE.) LTD. CONTAINER SERVICF SINGAPORE/BANGKOK EVERY 2 DAYS THAN* BHUM SKI BHUM THMM BHUM SMBHUN THMM BHUM Sp«t 10/11 Nov 13/14 Mm 17/11 Nov 20/21 No* 24/25 No* Bkk 14/15 No* 16/17 Nov 21/22 No* 23/24 No* 21/29 No* r 24/25 No* 21/29 Not z a®?
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      257 26 W 1 EAST ASIA LINE (Malaysian Flag) Regular Liner Services Between S'PORE/M'SIA/INDIA MV ANIAH 'MV OCEAN BREEZE P.Gudong S'pore 28/11 30/11 P.Keiong 26/11 Ldg for Bombay Bombay AUSTRALIA EAST ASIA SHIPPING SDN BHD. (P.Keloog) TEL. *****2/36 TLX: MA ***** JALAL SEAGULL S'PORE Tel: *****11 MFBC K L Tel: *****8/*****0 FREIGHT
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      152 26 WINDMILL LINE REGULAR RED SEA SERVICE Vessel Ktn S pore P Kelanf Loadnj for MOPAI 12 No* Hodetdah. Pt Sudan HK SAN 12 No» Shanfha. Mtm\ 10 1 Dec 10 Dec It Dec Hodeatoh.Aden General Agents WINDMILL MARITIME PTE LTD Sneapore P KeUnt KK Kuantan Tel: *****21 *****2/3 *****9/*****0 *****/*****
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      169 27 _4- SABAH X'PRESS LINE S'pore LOADING FOR ANSHIP VOY 1 10 Nov KK/TAWAU Aho cats Kudat I L. Datu Subject to inducement. For Freight Enquiries ANDEKA SHIPPING PTE LTD TEL: *****45, *****50 TELEX: RS ***** ANSHIP ORRI NAVIGATION LINE SAUDI EUROPE LINE SAUDI FAR EAST LINE SIN Loading 18/11 Muscat,
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      274 27 KOREA MORAN SHIPPING CO. In i»[)nr itpf) in 0P R nl Korc.i LOADING DIRECT FOR> PJlriMf S'pvt Nb laa*| tar M.V. MUPO (Of J KOKA) 18/11 20/11 BwAjj M.V. MORAMXMG (DM. KOKA) IC/U 20/11 OKtifw* H.V. MUPO DPR KOKA) 11/12 goo* MENT ZOSM6 SHPPMG CO PTE LTD 1. Mr* M|«
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      697 27 NG Shipping Private Ltd. Telephone: *****90,*****43. SEM-CONTAMER SERVICE CHfTTAGONG/MADRAS (S'pM Ftaj) SMGtf WW CM.ACDCA *21/14 fa Nd m amm tn/u 11/11 m GO6TM V3/S4 19/11 CIfTTMONG 14/11 24/11 bhrt CONCORD LINES REGULAR CONVENTIONAL LMER SERVICES CONCORD ANGQ io r n« 7/S4 In Port LOAONC FOR CMTTAGONG CONCORD MARINE PTE LTD
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      74 28 ATLAS LINES KGUIM MDEPOOENT SERVICE TO MO FROM CMTUGONG MO CHAIHA SINGAPORE P. KELMK PENAHG At SATKTH* (MNB.XKSM FIAC) SDH 303 11 SHMMEEN (BANGLMKSH FUC) M» 15/11 M SMM (MNaMESH FLAG) 0(c CONTMENTU SHPPMG CORPORATOR PTE. LTD. SMGATORE TEL ??0636«/5 LMES Petunf Afcnts Tran Mm* (FX MtM U *UM/XIM» WMkhr
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      116 28 DIRECT SERVICE TO PARW W. iMItKINS AIIWHIHXY mJtH. J DARWIN/BIMQAPORE/DARWIN WITH WOULOWVC CONNECTIONS WSStI IH/fTD t GUMM ETA/CTD STOK HI OMtMN FtMKIS MY *OY J» Nn I(OB)/1Z(IOM» Nn 23 Nr. FRMCK MT ¥OY M Ok 75/27 Dk 5 km IS FMNCtS MT ¥OY 40 21 to* 15 21/31 la 15
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      529 28 C.Y. LINE (A Member Of The ACE Consortium) CHO YANG SHIPPING CO. LTD FULLY CONTAKRISED SERVICE TO EUROPE (VIA SUEZ) rrsTFicai HONS ONE CONIMM Mie CKvuot rut tm CMNA COMI MCI mI OCVM.R ton UN 10/11 U/lt 19/11 20/11 24/11 25/11 »/u 29/u ItHjftt Man Fttevt Hte|l« Art»wp 29/U 11/11
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      875 28 Everett Linesl COMPAMA PERUANA DE VAPOREES (C.P.V.) "PERUVIAN STATE LINE" loj*nf tor CjIUo MiUram to jnd j« other Peru»«n poets with trjAshipntnt jt Rod* On CPV IttrouK*) (Mis ol lading to tmai destitution Penanj P. K dang SoigiporeT THOMASf VERETT 16/11 Nov 19/20 Not THOMASt VERfTT RARDNEVERETT HUGHE VEAETT Stagiporet
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      388 28 ZIM MM-CONFERENCE MDEPENDENT FULL CONTAKR SERVICE accapto* FCL/LCL to USA East t Nest Coast, CJhMmh and Eat Canada r'« v.v ZIM EILAT CONTAINER LINE Sp« Elat Incite K«pt< Mac* m TtfSTl 1? Net 27 N» (Ok SOk (D» Acceptanf FCI to Eiroptan and hivrmi farts. Mm LCL/FCL to al tfestoiabms
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