The Business Times, 4 July 1986

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    12 1 BUSINESS TIMES M.C. (P) No. 192/12/85 FRIDAY, JULY 4, IMC 75 CENTS
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  • Article
    PM points to investment openings in Philippines
    435 1  -  Tourism and related industries hold promise By FOO CHOY PENG INVESTMENT opportunities that now exist in the Philippines and which Singapore investors can investigate were outlined by Prime Minister Lee Kuan Yew yesterday. Tourism and tourist-related trades were singled out as possible fields
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    Good labour-government ties rouse Ongpin's interest
    386 1 THE HARMONIOUS TIES between labour and government in Singapore were a subject which was of interest to Philippines Finance Minister Jaime Ongpin yesterday. The importance of the symbiotic ties between the two institutions was driven home to him by Prime Minister Lee Kuan Yew
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  • Article
    City Sec obtains injunction to restrain creditors
    471 1  -  ■y NAJEEB JARHOM BELEAGUERED stockbroker City Securities sprang a surprise on its creditors yesterday when it produced an interim court injunction restraining them from taking any action for a further 14 days. Following the expiry of the Standstill Agreement at midnight on Wednesday,
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    Letters-of-intent for four projects
    461 1  -  By LISA LEE A GROUP of local construction and real estate companies on a mission trip to China have signed letters-of-intent for four projects in Shanghai valued at a total of US$l32 million. The letters were signed by a main local signatory party but all four
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    STOCK MARKET
    109 1 NEWSPAPER reports ahsat Ike f lisail pfteket by Ike Malayriaa Trades IMsa Coagressteprotost etos s( the Employees Prevideat Paad Isd Is seaM Investor dtoaalet at utol yeaAs a reselt, Investors sold smsl Matoyriaa shares tower and lag efleet en toeal lasaes. Trastoe stocks, however, mmmgt i to find
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    Lock icon West Germany refuses to reflate its economy
    335 1 Reuter WEST GERMANY again refused to bow to foreign pressure to stimulate its economy yesterday when the Bundesbank, the country's central bank, left its interest rates unchanged. Washington, in particular, has been urging West Germany and Japan to reflate. A boom in these
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    Lock icon Bank of Japan move fails to prop up dollar
    130 1 AFP THE BANK OF JAPAN yesterday bought US$l.5 billion on the Tokyo exchange market but failed to prevent the US dollar from falling to its lowest level against the yen in two months. Dealers said the bank's intervention was one of
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      115 1 Upward trend 7 CITIBANKO Treasury Steamed Soup In Green Melon Specially Airflown Fresh Green Melon From Taiwan /i SE Anodier Specialty only from Dragon City. #/>* Wang Ban Say Rest Manager Discover some of the finest Sichuan and seafood dishes at Dragon City. Experience the warm and attentive service, so
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      261 1 !%}(>&%^_+^]):=}[?<`=}`@'[;}))= mm CROSSWORDS TV RADIO t OUR VIEW SINGAPORE'S GIFT of Ssll million to the Philippines wos proof of its ability to put its money where its mouth is. By investing in Manila's economic reconstruction. Prime Minister Lee Kuan Yew was showing his deep regard for the possibilities of the
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      40 1 MINOLTA ADVANCES ZOOMING Surprises in Top 100 ranking SURPRISES are the order of the day in BTs newest ranking of the top 100 companies listed on the Stock Exchange of Singapore in terms of market capitalisation. Find out on Monday.
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  • HOME NEWS
    • Article
      NPB urges companies to take value added approach
      372 2  -  By ANNA TEO A NEW BOTTOM LINE in the accounts of companies has been suggested by the National Productivity Board. The board's latest message is: go (or value added rather than net profits because value added emphasises benefits (or workers as well,
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      Asian Machine shows the way
      474 2 YUZURU Kikuchi had an unenviable task on hand when he took over as general manager of Asian Machine Pte Ltd three years ago. The company, set up by five Japanese companies to make and parts for radios, TV sets and computers, had a rejection rate
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      Old Rafflesians are having a ball
      491 2  -  By GOH YEE LING OLD BOYS from Raffles Institution will be eating in the tnckshof) tomorrow, but they will not recognise it. For if any of its foundations remain, they are beneath the Westin Stamford, together with those of the library and part of
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      Singapore Airlines accounts for 3.6 pc of Republic's GDP
      468 2 THE SINGAPORE Airlines group accounted for 3.6 per cent of the country's gross domestic product last year compared with 3.1 per cent in 1984. Its value-added output of $L 3 billion (up 12.3 per cent over the previous year) helped the
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      SIA to help Shanghai Airlines
      98 2 SINGAPORE AIRLINES has signed an agreement to assist China's newly-established Shanghai Airlines (SAL) in commercial training and engineering services. SIA will develop and conduct training for SAL's cabin crew and ground services staff. Six of SlA's aircraft maintenance engineers have been sent to Shanghai to
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      Simulator tender
      44 2 FOUR MANUFACTURERS have been invited by SIA to submit tenders for the supply of a 8747-400 flight simulator. They are CAE Electronics, Intersim, Rediffusion and Singer Link-Mi-les. SIA now owns four flight simulators one each for the *****00, 8747-200, A3lO and 8757.
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      Five-wheel-car for Changi Airport
      203 2 A CAR with five wheels will help make takeoffs and landings safer at Changi Airport. The Swedish-made Saab Friction Tester (SFT), recently bought by the Civil Aviation Authority of Singapore (CAAS) for 1200,000, is basically a modified Saab 900 sedan with a fifth wheel. The extra
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      Two President's Scholars opt for blackboard
      223 2 TWO of this year's President's Scholars, Miss Margaret Tan Puay Kuen and Miss Yeo Teck Yong, are to join the education service after they graduate. Miss Tan will read Chemistry and Miss Yeo, Mathematics and Economics. Both will be studying in the UK. They
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      Contractors get TDB aid to enter S Pacific
      396 2 SINGAPORE contractors are headed for the South Pacific, with the help of a $170,000 grant from the Trade Development Board. The grant, given to the Singapore Contractors Association Ltd (Seal), will help finance a one-year programme to explore and develop market opportunities
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      Corrections & clarifications
      31 2 Corrections clarifications IN TUESDAY'S report on Shell Eastern Petroleum (Pte) Ltd, Dr K P Tang was inadvertently left out of the list of board directors mentioned. We apologise for the oversight.
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      Two new awards to be given out at Wits convention next month
      258 2 TWO NEW AWARDS will be added to this year's Public Sector Work Improvement Teams (Wits) convention starting on Aug 25. An Active Team Award will be presented to the team which has actively sustained its Wits since 1961,
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      32 2 $540" JAKARTA BOROBUDUR INTER.CONTINENTAL $795' BANGKOK SIAM INTER. CONTINENTAL (Bangkok) Doily departure by SA room hnttt lor orwntght *24-14 Shaw Centre Tel: *****6* mngto French brawl *10-03 Asia Chambers Tel: *****22 TA2SI/TAOO3
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  • ASIA-PACIFIC
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      Lock icon US rejects NZ charges on warship visit dispute
      360 3 Reuter AMERICA has rejected charges by New Zealand Prime Minister David Lange that it was not interested in settling a dispute over visits by US warships. "Suggestions that the US has refused to engage in negotiation or consultation on this issue are
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      Lock icon New fuel from coal, water and oil
      221 3 Reuter AN AUSTRALIAN company says it has successfully tested a new fuel made of coal, oil and water which could cut dramatically the consumption of oil in power stations. Sir Peter Derham, chairman of Coaltech, said in Melbourne on Tuesday that tests of
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      Lock icon Lack of funds slows down China's economic zones
      532 3 AP CHINA'S four special economic zones are suffering from a slowdown because of a lade of funds, foreign exchange problems and strict foreign trade restrictions, an official news report has said. The four zones of Shenzhen, Zhuhai, Shantou and Xiamen were set
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      Lock icon Scope for more trade, China tells Europe
      181 3 AP WESTERN EUROPE could further economic relations with China by importing Chinese products, providing loans at rates favourable to China and setting up enterprises in China, Vice Premier Li Peng told European Commission president Jacques Deters. Li also told Delors that China in
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      Lock icon Attracting Taiwanese to Quanzhou
      91 3 AFP CHINA planned to open up a tourist sone to "comoatriots" from Taiwan in the coastal Part of Quanzhou, the New China News Agency (NCNA) reported on Wednesday. Rich in history and culture, the city in the southeastern province of Fujian faces nationalist Taiwan across the
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      Lock icon Sri Lanka in for hard times, say bankers
      392 3 Reuter SRI LANKA faces rising Inflation, bigger trade and budget deficits and a sagging exchange rate as a result of low world tea prices, higher import levels and the mounting casts of ethnic conflict, bankers and diplomats have aid. They said the
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      Lock icon Manila lifts export duties
      102 3 AFP MANILA has scrapped duties on major Philippine products shipped outside the country and lifted a travel tax on Filipinos working overseas. President Corazon Aquino ordered the measures, effective July 1, as part of a sweeping revenue reform to lift the tax burden on the poor.
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      Lock icon Japan-EC centre planned
      100 3 AFP JAPAN and the European Community will set up an Industrial cooperation centre in Tokyo next April to teach Europeans Japanese management methods. The government announced on Wednesday that the aim was to help correct a trade and investment imbalance that was largely unfavourable to the EC.
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      268 3 H '>• From June through TL n cLiino cnicnn Giant glaciers and to August, winter I■ "C 3IVIII jvdMJI I glaciated lakes. SSIX? starts six months eaHier 2K? Pacific islands. jl% fUp rf"|*% and hollows, New Zealand. iJUMU I I Clv*l I lv* |j^j e r j<jg es and The
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      174 3 Grown in the K. mm •3ife rtmtf Utu PHI American Food Festival 30June~13July Down home cookin'. Hilton style. Celebrate America's 210 th birthday with a delicious assortment of "home grown" dishes and California wines. Dishes like new England Clam Chowder, California Claret Soup, Chuckwagon Beef Stew, Shrimp fif Ham Jambalaya
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      82 3 Doonesbury ANDNOVTOOUR GUEST! MRS. DMENPOKT, I UNDERSTAND WHSH&STOTALKtUrTH ft i. Wi 9. 7i I if. VV ft 4 («T» YES. CONGRESS MXJLD UKE TO MOW NHYMUJONS OF DOLLARS SENTTOTHEOONTWASFORHUMANTWUM AID CANNOT BE ACCOUNTED FOR! ?52 m 4?SI VW BY GARRY TRUDEAU before iue hold on. how HANDTHEM POHJEKNOtUTHE ANOTHER. MON&DIDNT
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  • REST OF THE WORLD
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      Lock icon World Bank head worried about growing polarisation
      383 4 Reuter THE NEW president of the World Bank, farmer US Congressman Barber Conable, said he was worried about the polarisation that can exist between rich and poor countries. Mr Conable, in a wide-rang-ing news conference, also said reform conditions imposed on countries from
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      Lock icon Mexico to meet creditors next week
      385 4 FT TOP MEXICAN officials are expected to meet the country's main commercial bank creditors at the end of next week for the first time since Mr Jesus Sttva Herzog was replaced as Finance Minister by Mr Gustavo Petricioli. The one-day meeting is seen as
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      Lock icon British official warns of fate awaiting disunited EC
      201 4 UPI A BRITISH government official has warned that businesses in the European Community will be "picked off one by one" by American and Japanese rivals unless the EC becomes a single entity. Speaking on the first day of Britain's six-month presidency of
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      Lock icon West Germany appeals for European unity
      399 4 UPI WEST GERMAN President Richard Von Weizsaecker, in a historic address to the British Parliament, appealed (or European unity but emphasised the importance of Western Europe's relations with the United States. Mr Weizsaecker, the first German head of state to address a joint session
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      Lock icon UK is one of the unhealthiest developed nations: report
      192 4 UPI PRIME MINISTER Margaret Thatcher on Tuesday acknowledged a Royal College of Physicians report that said Britain was one of the unhealthiest nations in the developed world. The report gave Britons some grim news. They have the highest heart disease death
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      Lock icon Advanced fighter in the offing
      218 4 UPI THREE of America's largest defence contractors Boeing Co, Lockheed Corp and General Dynamics Corp have agreed to Join forces to develop an advanced tactical fighter for the US Air Force. The agreement includes design, manufacture, testing and support of the fighter. The announcement was
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      Lock icon US factory orders fell 0.lpc in May
      266 4 AP US FACTORY ORDERS dipped 0.1 per cent in May as continued weakness in civilian demand offset a huge increase in contracts for military hardware. Analysts said the decline, which would have been an even steeper L 3 per cent plunge without the
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      DAILY AIRCRAFT MOVEMENTS
      882 4 ARRIVALS Operator Siract tin From SiA UA FT RBA sv KAL MAS MAS SIA MAS CAL SIA CPA SWR RBA GIA SIA PAL SAS SQ117 UA805 FT7I BM43 SV398 KE697 MH681 MH8II SQ43 MH67I C1806 SQ103 CX710 SRI 76 BM2I GA960 SQI05 PR 504 SK97I 0005 0010
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      128 4 Supreme Events in Cuisine No. 7 m June 28 to July 25,1986 The Belvedere s American buffet luncheon is a month-long celebration of Independence Day. Virginia ham with peaches, rock oysters and cole-slaw make wonderful starters... and a tasty prelude to Philadelphia pepper pot, prawn stew Newburg, chilli con carne
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      46 4 II /1 I 3 /V\/ Every Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday I II j I ||rAY and Sunday. Leaving Changi Airport I 71 V -Ll—-4 ml at 22:05 hours and arriving at Bombay at 00:30 hours. Call Air Canada at *****55 or your Travel Agent. AIR CANADA (8)
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  • AIR CARGO
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      WEEKLY FREIGHTER
      191 5 ARRIVALS DEPARTURES Operator Flight number Local tHIM From Operator Flight number Local time For FRIDAY FT FT71 0044 JFK/BOS ORD/ANC NRT/MNL TPE NW KAL NW906 KE697 0815 0010 HKG/NRT/ LAX/SFO BKK/ (SEL) KAL JAL FT KE698 JL615 FT66 0010 0905 0245 BKK/ (SEL) KUL KUL/HKG NRT/ANC ORD/JFK SATURDAY
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      More Boeing 737-300s for USAIR
      112 5 ♦1 AMERICAN carrier USAIR an- nounced an order for seven additional Boeing 737-300 twinjet airliners worth US$l75 million. Deliveries to the Washington DC-based airline, a launch customer of the 737-300 in March i 1981, will begin in 1967. The car- rier has now ordered 47
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      Finnair plans more aggressive re-launch
      440 5 FINNAIR's weekly DC-10 service here carried an average of 12.5 tonnes of cargo on each of its 17 flights during its first four months of operations. According to its latest company report, Finnair also carried about 6,500 passengers both tourists and business travellers on its
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      Scandinavian Airlines group income up 50.5 pc
      74 5 THE SCANDINAVIAN System (SAS) group income for the first half of the current fiscal year (Oct 1, 1985 to March 31,1966) increased 50.5 per cent compared with the similar period last year. Group income before allocations and taxes totalled U5529.2 million during the
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      Harper Group sets up company in India
      226 5 SAN FRANCISCO'S Harper Group has become the first international freight forwarder to set up its own company in India following the decision by Indian Prime Minister Rajiv Gandhi to modernise the country's Industries and open its doors to greater international competition. Harper Group
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      Emery to attract users with incentive plan
      443 5  -  Part of company's drive to expand market share By LIM SOON NEO EMERY Air Freight Corporation has come up with an incentive scheme for users in its bid to capture a bigger share of the courier document and parcel market. According to industry
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      Lock icon UTA ordering two Boeing jumbo jets
      124 5 Reuter THE French airline Union de Transports Aeriens (UTA) is ordering two advanced Boeing 747-400 Jumbo jets which will have a range of 12,800 kilometres or cover such routes as Parts-Singapore non-stop. The yet-to-be-built new version will have an extended upper deck and will
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      MSAS makes acquisitions
      47 5 MSAS HOLDINGS Ltd, part of the Ocean Transport and Trading PLC, has acquired the air freight forwarding interests of Jardine Matheaon Holdings Ltd. The move affects principally Jardine Cargo International, Jardine Cargo International Inc, Jardine Cargo International GmbH, Freight Express International and Wathen Jardine.
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      Lion's share lor two companies
      361 5  -  By MARTIN SOONG TWO SINGAPORE companies, in association with their Jakarta counterparts, together handled about 96 per cent of the total freight for the First Indonesia Air Show which ended on Tuesday. Trans-Link, in cooperation with PT Global Putra Indonesia, accounted for the bulk of
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      72 5 Wimbledon Tennis Finals Once again. Air Canada is delighted to bring to Singapore a very special happening. This time, it's the Wimbledon Tennis Finals. The most prestigious annual event in the world of tennis, which is held in London. Where we fly, tour times a week, from Singapore. Be our
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  • BANKING AND FINANCE
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      ABS urges cross listing among Asean markets
      532 6  -  By SOH TIANG KENG Financial Correspondent THE ASSOCIATION of Banks in Singapore yesterday called for "selective cross listings of shares" among Asean stock exchanges to encourage a more active regional capital market. In an ABS paper presented to the 6th Asean Banking Conference,
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      Thai banker outlines two-pronged strategy
      312 6 A SENIOR THAI BANKER, Dr Olarn Chaipravat, outlined a twopronged strategy yesterday to tackle the problems of lack of domestic savings and weak corporate financial structures of Asean countries. Firstly, he called on Asean governments to try maintain domestic investments at a level consistent with
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      Forex markets
      824 6 SINGAPORE The US dollar weakened against most major currencies yesterday in moderate late trading mainly on speculative selling. The dollar held steady in the morning with most operators cautious because of Bank of Japan dollar-buying intervention and ahead of the long weekend in the US and the Japanese
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      Forex exchange
      222 6 Interbank rote s ot 3pm yesterday: BM Odor a roeo parity Local 4«Mors to om H«rt of foroiga cvrrcucy. US doiar 2 1865 2.1885 ***** •22 45 Starling pound ***** 3 3812 7 3469 •54 05 Austratan dolor 1 3928 1 3973 ***** -59 38 NZ dolor 1.1621
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      Gold
      279 6 HONGKONG: The metal closed slightly firmer yesterday in fairly quiet trading in the absence of fresh factors. Dealers attributed gains to light book-squaring ahead of the Independence Day holiday in US centres, adding that other markets should also remain dull in the next few days. The metal ended at
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      Asian $ market
      273 6 Asian market ASIAN DOLLAR deposit rates closed steady at opening levels in quiet trading yesterday. An unexpected 0.1 per cent fall in US factory orders for May had little impact on the market. But operators remained cautious as the data Joined a stream of weak economic figures from the US.
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      Simex
      411 6 SEPTEMBER EwMtf opened slightly higher yesterday at 93.44 and traded sideways between 93.43 and 93.45 (or the most part of the srssion in view of the long weekend ahead in Chicago. However, the undertone still remained firm as the market was supported by the pre-announcement of the four-day system
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      Money markets
      109 6 THE OVERNIGHT rate on the Singapore interbank money market closed at 3 per cent yesterday, down 1/8 paint (ram Wednesday. The one, two and threemonth term rates remained unchanged. Discount Prices At yesterday's dos Prices offered by discount houses on July 3 3flionth Trtowy Bb 2 1/2—2 3/8
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      126 6 Statue of Liberty Celebration at the Manhattan The best view for the Statue of Liberty celebration is in Manhattan, if you're in the States. In Singapore, for the grand and varied tastes of the celebration, it's at Boulevard Hotel's Manhattan Grill. Cause we're offering dee-licious food from all over America.
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      114 6 The Most Advanced Office automation innovations, Newest Office furniture furnishing, Latest Office materials stationery. At ASIA OFFICE '86 The sth Asia International Exhibition on Office Automation, Materials, Stationery, Furniture Furnishing. 9—12 July 1986,12 noon 8.00 pm, The Mandarin Hotel These days, a little extra attention paid to increasing productivity and
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      567 7 ULSI hv i i mm i lli MEDAL OF LIBERTY Dr. An Wang, founder, President and Chief Executive Officer of Wang Laboratories, Inc., was bestowed the Presidential Medal of Liberty by President Reagan on July 3, 1986 at the opening ceremonies of the Statue of Liberty Gala Centennial. Awarded to
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  • FEATURES
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      A trip to the future
      500 8 PRIME MINISTER I.KE KUAN YEW's visit to the Philippines was marked by a genuinely relazed pace and a friendliness that are hard to come by in official tours. But the trip is going to be a memorable one for both nations for other reasons, too.
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      Dole-cheating scandals
      1443 8 Australia under intensive pressures to plug loopholes In recent weeks, the Australian government has been embarrassed by a series of scandals of dole-cheating. These incidents are putting the government under intensive pressure to close off loopholes and to make it harder for people, including holiday-makers, to claim the
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      A nation's love-affair with a 100-year-old dame
      1042 8  -  Viewpoint ASAD LATIF PRAISE of the Statue of Liberty from someone who has never seen her first-hand might seem a singularly inappropriate way of observing the Lady's centennial. But the Statue is an idea, and it is on the idea that I wish
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      181 8 M onagers ust anage BT shows you how every Monday. v Plini Imperial Banquet' now available at Golden Phoenix Sichuan Restaurant Hotel Equatorial JK if US n *< #r V !at C* v v i jL m. c > os It is a connoisseur's dream come true. An Emperor's banquet
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  • Page 8 Miscellaneous
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      681 8 TCZKiHiMfiiB ©asmsxsm CRYPTIC PUZZLE ACROSS 4 It's excellent for each one in the bus coming back (6) 7 A place to pop in and pop out (8) 8 Get to a bin somehow (6) 10 Does it tempt one to be less shy? (5) 13 All-round defence (4) 14 Prophetic
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  • SPORTS
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      Lock icon Lendl shows his class on grass;
      754 9 Reuter CZECHOSLOVAK top seed Ivan Lendl served warning that he may finally have come of age on grass when he emerged victorious from a pitched battle with one of the finest exponents of the fast court game at Wimbledon on Wednesday. The US and
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      Lock icon Leconte's style adds zest to Wimbledon
      501 9 Reuter HENRI LECONTE raised his arms like a triumphant boxer, blew a kiss to his wife and cried for joy. You would think he had won the Wimbledon final, judging by the Gallic outburst of emotion. But the French seventh seed, who had Just
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      Lock icon Hagler considers retirement
      207 9 AFP UNIFIED WORLD middleweight boxing champion Marvin Hagler is considering retiring from the ring. "I've made no decision myself (but) I'm very seriously thinking about retiring from the boxing game," said the shavenskulled American, who boxes out of Brockton, Massachusetts, on Wednesday. Marvelous Marvin made the shock
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      Lock icon Prost is out to regain place as world's top driver
      452 9 Reuter ALAIN PROST, like Michel Platini and Henri Leconte, one of France's favourite sons, makes the short trip from his Swiss base to "home" territory this weekend. His mission to regain first place in the world drivers' championship, a position
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      Lock icon Steve Cram slammed for being unprofessional
      221 9 Reuter STEVE CRAM, Britain's 1,500 metres world champion, was branded "unprofessional" in Oslo on Wednesday night as Said Aouita announced his intention to run his first major 10,000 metres at the Bislett Games tomorrow. Enrique Dionisi, Aouita's manager, said the Moroccan had been forced
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      Wimbledon results
      248 9 Results of Wednesday's matches (seeding! and seeded players in bold; US unless stated): QuiteMtaMli: (1) Ivan Lead! (Czech) bt <M) Tta Mayotte H 44, 44, 34, »-7. (1) Henri Loeonte (Franee) bt Pat Cash (Aust) 44, 7-«, 7-6, 43. (4) Boris Becker (WG) bt Mikwlav Mecir (Czech) 44,
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      102 9 AVI ellesse Keep a date with Sevvv Ballesteros the Sevvy Way f# BT is not all hard core business and financial news. We take "Time-Off and "Sports" rather seriously too. Our writers comb the sporting arena to furnish two lively pages with the latest sports, leisure and arts news for
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  • Page 9 Miscellaneous
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      1201 9 W& i' < |m >. FRIDAY AT THE MOVIES Amoc 1030pm, Channel 5 Kirk Douglas kicked up quite a bit of controversy in the US when this movie about brutality and murder in a nursing home was broadcast. He stars as an old man admitted to a home run by
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  • INTERNATIONAL STOCKS
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      Lock icon Coke to buy its largest US bottler
      324 10 NYT .TAKING the biggest step <jwt in expanding its role in th# bottling business, £oca-Coia Co announced on Tuesday that it had signed «letter of intent to buy the largest Coke bottler in the -US» JTL Corporation, for about US$l.4 billion. In addition,
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      Lock icon Dixons bid for Woolworth fails
      151 10 FT ffiXONS, the British electrlcal retailing group head-ed-by Stanley Kalms, has MM In its £L 8 bOßon bid to take over Woolworth rrf ßixon won the backing dLonly 35.6 per cent of Woetworth's shareholders after a gruelling 12-week takeover campaign. Mr Kalms started out with
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      Lock icon Wall Street scores another record
      319 10 Reuter THE WALL STREET stock market rally carried averages to records on Wednesday (or a third consecutive session, after managing to defend the 1900 level against early profit-taking. Interest rates were mixed, though initial pressure on bonds was vented by weak data on factory orders
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      Toronto
      144 10 JULY 02 cs hnp MOA 37* Inco 17* iwh i N Prow P|p* 43* AM*» 23* lu M 21*8 Ateon 42* Kair Addhon IS* JSS7Usiiii:::::\l E* If* Bank Of Monlroai 33* M M Canada 38* JLt, Bp Rmoutcm 27* 77*°"* *8* n a 25 Mooro Cp 35* Brascan Q
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      201 10 JULY 02 load 132 ♦2 Un Stool 80 unch Wooftru 1200 2000 A AJpho MDUSTRIAL5 950 mm Antfoo «GS 4700 *****8 -65 7**> 1770 -30 Aoci 1100 •40 Buffalo 7800 -100 Amoprop AMIC 3908 ***** 4125 Cam Gold 3025 125 1800 950 50 C G Smith 2790 30 CNA
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      677 10 JULY 02 u» Aicon Alunwi 30% Alcoa 38* Alog M 20* AM Sg AMmd 44 SO* •I* i: i" 11 m 4* Am BdMi he Am Can Co 98* 1* 5 4-5 Am Cyanamid Am B*c Pw Am Cm»— Am Homo ftod Am Melon Cp Am T«l A
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      830 10 Amsterdam JULY 02 Fit AM ***** 4 1 Anon 106.00 40.5 Ahold MOO 415 Ak» 165 00 415 Afranto 152 60 -0 1 AMEV •0.10 40.3 Amro Bark 106.00 41.4 Aw Stod 126.00 iMtth Baikal 40 .10 -0.1 Bonumq 875 00 45 Buahrmon Taftarc ida... 206.80 4 2
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      327 11 HONGKONG: Share prices yesterday closed easier in fairly active trading as late profit-taking erased early gains. The Hang Seng Index eased 2.63 points to 1,757.58, after rising more than 12 points earlier, and the Hongkong Index lost 1.14 to 1,097.42. Turnover was HK5344.42 million compared with Wednesday's HK$254 million.
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      227 11 JULY 08 NT 2 00 0 01 Kuochan Dov Ln Chang Yuan 22.40 34.70 -0.4 -0.8 25.70 -0.1 1255 -0 1 31.80 0.2 38 30 -0 1 Chang Hmo Bonk Chang Loong 43.70 26.30 -0.1 •02 Not Invattmant 383.00 4 5 25 20 -0 1 Pocific Com 21 10
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      374 11 TOKYO: Share prices yesterday reduced earlier gains in late afternoon trading because of concern about further margin trading curbs, but closed slightly higher.. The market average finished at 17,691.80, up 21.88 from Wednesday when it rose 47.18 to a close of 17,669.92, but was down from a record 17,748.08
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      65 11 JULY 03 taw Marcoppar Marstaal Onantal B PM Ovarsaos PWtex B 0013 0015 022 inch +0001 0 005 001 Picoo B PLOT 145 -3 BoguK) Gold Baste P«tro4«um 0.001 0.0034 uneh ***** San Mtgual B Saafrorrt Sim* Darby 55 0.00B 11 1.5 0 0005 +0.5 Banguat Con. B First
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      439 11 SYDNEY: Australian share markets yesterday closed sharply lower with heavy selling in the industrial sector on concern that interest rates are set to rise as the government moves to shore up the sagging Australian dollar. At the close, the All Ordinaries Index was down 13.9 at 1135.8, the All
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      Seoul
      95 11 JULY 03 Wot 1899 (Canyon Ind KIA Motor Koton Ind 1200 2055 2130 -10 +30 -30 Doofcm Ind Dor»oo Corp Dotwoo Haovy Dong Ah Phar 700 1196 1495 880 50 11 -24 -to +70 30 +70 50 +21 unch -9 Korea Long-Torm Lucky Ltd. Onantai Brwwy Pacihc Chanracal 1175
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      144 11 BANGKOK: The Securities Exchange of Thailand Index rose 0.56 point to 131.40. Turnover amounted to 162,969 shares valued at 28.2 million baht. JULY 03 Mi Saam Camant Stam Otizarn Sam Ohiin 509 Map 4 Asia Rbn Ayudhyo >wW». Aground 31.50 +0 25 Stam Oy Camaot Sum Commarad B®* 498
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      Lock icon Ford sets exports target
      54 11 Reuter FORD MOTOR CO's Taiwan subsidiary is to export about 12,000 subcompact cars to Canada between July this year and June 1967. A spokesman for Ford Lio Ho Motor Co Ltd said the company would export its first shipment of 1,500 Mercury Tracer cars to Canada
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      Lock icon Elders sells stake in gold mine company
      394 11 Reuter ELDERS RESOURCES LTD has sold its 15 per cent shareholding in Australia's largest gold miner, Kidston Gold Mines Ltd, for A 1112.21 million. Elders Resources managing director Geoff Lord yesterday said in Melbourne the 18.75 million shares had been sold on June
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      NZ's largest bank opens up a little
      149 11 PRIVATE SHAREHOLDING would be allowed in the stateowned .Bank of New Zealand Ltd (BNZ), Prime Minister David Lange said in Wellington yesterday. The bank, New Zealand's largest, is to expand its capital base by NZ$l5O million. Mr Lange said the government will continue
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      Lock icon Sumitomo Metal Mining to spend US$5m on steel tube plant in US
      129 11 UPI SUMITOMO Metal Mining Co of Japan is to invest US$5 million to produce high-grade steel tubes for cars in the US. The company, based in Osaka, said production would be undertaken at the factory to be built
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      Lock icon Japanese trusty assets up sharply
      141 11 Reuter TOTAL ASSETS of Japan's investment trusts rose sharply to billion yen at the end of June against 18,858 billion a year earlier due to an increase in stock investment trusts and medium-term government bond investment trusts, the Investment Trust Association said in Tokyo yesterday.
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      139 11 Tea, Singapore Style Native favourites abound at Plum's. the lobby round-thedock cote restaurant, "teo-time see a moulhwatering tood dbptoy that vril bring out the "nonya" and "baba" In your soul. Fried Mifen Vegetable temak Nasi lemak Shoo Mai. 800 with assorted fillings. Nonya rice dumpings. Century egg congee. Groundnut congee.
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      138 11 fi Food a won Package m For hinch or Onnar.yau SM 3dWM and a aoup, a* ganuMa Patung t SUt>uam culaina WMtt Fin <f* s ■TO imme* Am part ol our Anntvrtary calibration, wa'ra gnina you a male— flawpa af Cot*— QarOan without cltarga. and a traa Oip m our
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  • RAW MATERIALS
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      Lock icon US-EC negotiators buy time with interim farm accord
      408 12 Reuter THE TEMPORARY farm trade accord between the US and the European Community buys time for negotiators to reach a more comprehensive agreement but dtyĕs not resolve years of differences over agriculture. i "We're glad we do not have a trade war
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      SOYBEAN
      237 12 SOYBEAN FUTURES on the Chicago Board of Trade continued to advance on Wednesday after mid-ses-sion and ended 7V« to three US cents a bushel higher in moderately active trade. July ended up 7V« at US|5.l4Vt a bushel. Short<covering ahead of the holiday weekend, partly triggered by bullish consensus figures
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      PALM OIL
      208 12 MALAYSIAN crude palm oil prices extended Wednesday's lasses on short selling yesterday, closing at the day's lows in line with the weakness in palm oil futures. Low prices offered to India at its weekly palm oO import tender also gave rise to some late speculative selling. Trading interest
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      Lock icon Japanese find cobalt in Pacific Ocean
      175 12 AP JAPANESE researchers have found a cobalt-rich crust under the Pacific Ocean, about 1,600 km from Tokyo. Researcher Yoshifumi Misawa said on Wednesday the crust on undersea mountains found in waters between 900 and 2,500 metres deep was believed to contain at least 0.5
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      Lock icon Sakhalin oil project not feasible, says Moscow
      424 12 AP THE SOVIET UNION has notified Japan that it believes a planned U554.55 billion joint project for exploration and development of oil and natural gas off Sakhalin Island is not economically feasible. Noburo Sada, a spokesman for the Sakhalin Oil Development Corp (Sodeco),
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      Lock icon Crude futures fall below US$l2
      99 12 AP CRUDE OIL futures slumped below US$l2 a barrel on Wednesday in a market without visible support. Weekly industry data, released late Tuesday, failed to overcome the downward trend that brought oil futures to their lowest level since mid-April. Petrol demand rose and fuel stocks
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      Lock icon Association discounts effect of unrest on diamond market
      126 12 AFP THE CURRENT political unrest in South Africa and a possible global boycott of that country's products will not affect the world diamond market, according to the new president of the International Diamond Manufacturers' Association. Daniel Legziel told the World Diamond Congress
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      Produce exchange
      137 12 ChintM Product Exchongo Robusta 20/25% FOB NSW 440.00 Sttttrs' noon doiiQ p My 3 (SS/100 kg). Coconut oH Bull FOB Old drum FOB New drum FOB vices 48.00 61.00 65.00 Niitmog 110 FOB NSW BWP FOB NSW Gombier FOB NSW 1355.00 1256.00 330.00 Copra Mixed (loose) Poppor Muntok
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      LONDON MARKETS
      711 12 COFFEE Robusta futures (ell away on Wednesday afternoon, depressed by lower-than-expected New York prices, ending just above new eight-month lows with losses of £40 to £53. September traded last at £1,685 a tonne, down £40 from Tuesday night, after business between £1,740 and £1,672 on the day. Vohime
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      KL Tin
      49 12 THE PBICE cf Ua ea the ket raaTSm eeats to msderate t **DeSiers Mld Ike Market epeaed at Wedaesday's M 514.19 aad attracted farther straag iiTiTtl^haHMa They said Earepeaa sTfee' iSSIXSmS to touMM wjetowlay, kl tin assr— Price 14.22 up 0.03 I Turnover (tonnes) 75 up 43
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      WHEAT
      234 12 WHEAT FUTURES on the Chicago Board of Trade closed mostly higher on general short-covering on Wednesday, ranging down y« US cent in spot July to IV4 cent higher in December. Traders bought back positions sold earlier this week when prices fell to new contract lows, in order to take
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      RICE
      65 12 (USVtoMM, FOt) Whit* Rict 100% 1st dost 250 100% 2nd clos* 220 100% 3rd ctoss 215 5% 205 10% 200 15% 195 20% 185 25% 175 35% 170 Broken Rice A-l Super 118 A-1 Special 115 C-l Special unq C-1 Ord unq Loonzoin Rice 100% 1st grade unq 100%
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      RUBBER
      352 12 BWQAPOHC The market closed slightly lower yesterday with August One RSS buyers quoted at 171.25 cents a kg, down 2.25 cent from Wednesday night's dose. The morning session lost ISO cents due mainly to speculative selling Influenced by lower Japanese advices. But most of the losses were recovered in
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      RAS and MRELB
      289 12 RAS prices «ScMta/kg, FOC«b Net NOON CLOSE Int 1 RSS Prompt 173.00 174.00N 173.00 I74.00N Int 1 RSS Aug 86 171.SO 172.00 171.25 171.75 Int 1 RSS S«pt 86 171.50 172.00 171.25 171.75 Int 2 RSS 0>. 169.50 171.50N 169 50 171.SON Int 3 RSS O P
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      SSR and SMR
      98 12 (cefltv/Vg, 1-ton p AUG 86 SEPT 86 \CUff#WT fnOfiTn; NOON \iorwora inonTn/ NOON RAS NMn 8«r«n S«tor» SSR 20 159 00 161 00N 159 50 161 .SON SSR 50 156 00 I58 00N 156 50 158.SON MRELB l»y«n -M- MMH B«y«fs SIWIW SMR CV 229 50 231.
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      506 12 NOTICES OOMPANIEB ACT, CAP. lIS IuBMAnBOPHN PTE. LTD. At an Extraordinary General Meeting of the aboveCompany duly convened and held at 190 Middle Road #14-02, Portune Centre, Singapore 0718 on the 27th June, 1860 the special resolution set out below was duly passed: "Resolved that the Company be wound up
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      516 12 i'i I' lOi'l VOLUNTARY LIQUIDATION) J J I At an Extraordinary General Meeting of the Company convened and held at 1 Colombo Court #06-27, Singapore 0617 on the 27th day of June 1908, the following Special Resolutions were duly passed:1. That the company be wound up voluntarily pursuant to Section
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      489 12 Ik* CaapaaAm Act, a*, in Ami la tto Matter 4 SULTANA COCKTAIL LOUNGE PTE LTD wwn^t) Notice li hereby given, pursuant to section SOB of the Companies Act, Cap 186, that the final general meeting of the members of the above-named company will be held at the Liquidator's office, 10
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      287 12 COMPANIES ACT, CAP. 1* AND TOUZNB (SINGAPORE) PTE. LTD. At an Extraordinary General Meeting of the members of Tollens (Singapore) Pte. Ltd. duly convened and held at 14-16 rue SalntHllalre Z.l de Salnt-Ouen I'Aumone, Prance on Wednesday, 2nd July 1906 the Special Resolutions set out below were duly passed RESOLVED:
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      Selling of Malaysian counters sends market lower
      4079 13 A BOUT of nervous selling of Malaysian issues yesterday dragged the local stock market lower. Singapore shares especially trustee issues held the ground generally better, although most were marked one or two bids lower. The Straits Times Industrial Index lost 9.85 points to
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      Chief price changes
      181 13 SINGAPORE RiSM Indie»» Mr 2 Mr 9 Skaaari-La 292 +17 637 1» «29.23 ICS SIS 10 BTIndicator ***************9 ic» 370 +10 rrot/os .is -i«7 S t M 750 5 STCAOt -6519 -6*20 On. lad 240 +5 iT 0®V -77*11 -*****. KmI» Utm 133 +3 ST IndnMnali 749.75
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      Business done on the SES
      3129 13 BID and Oder prion ofllrially listed and twrtw in and reported to the Stock Exchange o| Singapore yesterday with the nmwhw of shares traded «hiini in brackets in lots of 1,000 units unless otherwise mecifled AD Time Settlement Contracts are quoted after the word "SETT'.
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  • COMPANY NEWS
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      June leaves the other months behind
      964 14  -  kTHi MONTH' THAT WAS By AMY CHEOK JUNE WAS EASILY the best month for the Singapore stock market so far this year. That's simply because June can boast two vital ingredients the best share prices since the Pan-Electric fiasco erupted seven months ago and
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      Sellers dominate trading in KL
      443 14 SHARE prices were markedly lower across the board at the Kuala Lumpur stock market yesterday as sellers dominated trading. Lower and second liners registered most of the day's activity. Losers were mostly below 10 cents but scattered double-digit losses were incurred by some higher priced
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      Business done on the KLSE
      2364 14 BID and offer prices officially listed and Maw in and reported to the Koala Lumpur Stock Exchange yesterday, wttta the number of riaaret traded shown la brackets in Ms of 1,000 units unless otherwise If! rl specmea. MDUSTMALS Acuta (1806) xd Aftnomoto (3006 31 OS)
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      COMPANY MEETINGS
      141 14 WEDGWOOD PLC: AGM at Wedgwood House, 34 Wlgmore Street, London W 1 on Tuesday, July 8, at 11.3Qam. BEBJUNTAI TIN DREDGING Barhad: EGM at 2nd Floor, PNB Theatrette, Menara PNB 201A, Jalan Tun Razak, ***** Kuala Lumpur, on Wednesday, July 9, at 10am. JACKS INTERNATIONAL Limited: AGM at
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      Lock icon MMC not likely to buy stake in Promet
      172 14 MBT MALAYSIA Mining Corporation (MMC) is unlikely to acquire stake in Promet contrary to stroog speculation in the Kuala liimpur stock market that the mining company will take up at least a 30 per cent stake in Promet. Sources close to the
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      Lock icon Six directors of Multi-Purpose accept pay cut
      104 14 MBT DATUK Lee San Choon and five other executive directors of Mul-ti-Purpose Holdings have taken the first step to put the group back on its feet. They have accepted a 25 per cent pay cut (Tom July L A company spokesman said six
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      Selected indices
      105 14 HONGKONG ThuISo?* 0 *"fo97 42 Wednesdoy 1098.56 W«k ogo 1092.31 AN Indvstriob Thursday 1804.7 Wednesday 1836.9 Week ogo 1913.0 NEW YORK noiw Thursdoy Wednesday Wnk ago 1757.58 1760.21 1750 38 Dow Jo« Wednesday Tuesday Week ago m *****3* 1903.54 1885.05 TOKYO ftikkai Avtragc Thursday *****.80 Wednesdoy *****.92 W««k
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      Unit trusts
      233 14 Mommts prica TO* July The Commerce The Sovngi Fund S'pore Prog Fund S'pof* Sec Fund S'pore Invest Fund S'pore Equity Fund Asia Unit Mai Invest Fund Mai Prog Fund Mai Security Fund Mai Beooya Fund Mai Equity Fund Mai Cam. Fi*xJ Affauthnot t S'pore Gr Fund Awo-Poc Gr
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      No agreement reached on Orchard Hotel sale
      389 15  -  By HOMER CHEN PRICE WATERHOUSE, the provisional liquidators of Pan-Elec-tric Industries, held further discussions with property group City Developments Ltd yesterday regarding the proposed sale of Orchard Hotel. No agreement was reached. Although details have not been finalised, it is believed that the
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      Metal Box on lookout for acquisitions, says chairman
      456 15  -  By CHAN OI CHEE PROSPECTS appear good for Metal Box Singapore, a manufacturer of packaging containers, if the positive picture painted by its chairman is anything to go by. Dr Phay Seng Whatt indicated, in the company's latest annual report, that Metal
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      DIVIDENDS ANNOUNCED
      930 15 Currant Ex Books Date Total for Total for pa yment dM close tlpoyoM* the yeor last yeor A Enterprises Acmo 12%(n) Jun 16 Jun 26 Jul 11 22% I8.9%(a) 4%TE(b) Jun 19 Jun 26 Jul 30 4%TE 5% Ate* Hldgs 5% Sep 5 Sep 12 Sep 26 5%
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      UIC reduces further its stake in UOL
      156 15 UNITED INDUSTRIAL Corporation, currently trying to take over Intraco Ltd, has again sold more shares in United Overseas Land. UIC announced yesterday that it disposed 975,000 UOL shares at an average price of $1.18 per share, giving a total of $1.15 million. The
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      F&N and M Breweries queried
      159 15 THE STOCK EXCHANGE of Singapore has asked FAN and Malayan Breweries if the 10 per cent deposit paid by Been Hin Holdings Sdn Bhd has been refunded. This followed an announcement this week that an agreement between FAN and Malayan Breweries (Malaya) to sell 46
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      Simbl promotes five
      59 15 SINGAPORE International Merchant Bankers Ltd (Simbl) yesterday announced the following promotions: Mr Matthew Dobbs, assistant director and head of investment division; Mr Harry Ong, assistant director (company finance division); Maggie Lee, assistant director (investment division); Mr Wang Toon Luan, assistant director (treasury division), and Pat Bunnag, manager
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      Sino Land exploring Singapore listing
      477 15  -  ay AMY CHEOK SINO LAND COMPANY LTD, the Hongkong listed company controlled by Singapore developer Ng Teng Fong, is considering a Singapore quote for its shares, according to one of its group directors, Robert Ng Chee Stag. Mr Ng told BT from Hongkong yesterday: "We
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      COMPANY BRIEFS
      411 15 THE Steek Ftehsage «C Stag* pore and the Stagapsre Interna tional Monetary Exchange (Simex) have set up a Joint committee with the main objective of examining the feasibility of introducing a Singapore stock index futures contract on Simex. The committee will be chaired by Mr Loh Hoon Sun,
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      Lock icon HK government seeks to wind up FBCF
      153 15 Reuter THE HONGKONG government has filed a petition to wind up First Bangkok City Finance Ltd (FBCF), a deposit-taking Company 20-per cent owned by troubled First Bangkok City Bank Ltd of Thailand. The government said in a statement yesterday it could not contact
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      LONDON STOCKS
      793 15 STOCKS in London opened mixed yesterday but with a slightly firmer bias following another record close on Wall Street overnight, dealers said. At 9.15 am, the FTSE 100 Share Index was up 2.1 points at 1,658.8. Dealers said trading was fairly quiet with much attention centred on the
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      UM expects at least M$l2.lm profit
      128 15 THE DIRECTORS of LJM Engineering and Construction expect the group to record a pre-tax profit of not less than ntfigi* million during the 1986 flnanrial year. Last year, the group recorded a pre-tax profit of &L 4 million. The company has offered for subscription
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      180 14 METRO HOLDINGS LIMITED (Incorporated in Singapore) ANNOUNCEMENT Bonus Issue of 2,514,000 Ordinary Shares off Ssl/- each Further to the announcement dated 17 June 1986, the Directors are pleased to announce that, subject to Shareholders' approval at the 13th Annual General Meeting to be held on Friday, 25 July 1986, the
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      64 14 PRIME INDUSTRIAL PROPERTY o Location Johor Baru/Pasir Gudang corridor o Eaay access to rasldentlal estates In Johor Baru, Paslr Gudang and surrounding areas o Site area approx. 10.5 acres o Built-up area approx. 110,000 sq. ft. comprising factory area with office floor and other ancillary buildings o Title Freehold o
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      282 15 NOTICES IN THE MATTES OP IB COMPANIES ACT, CAP. IM AND IN THE MATTES OP SUBIN INVESTMENT PTE LID (la Mcahen* VMmrj U|MH<lib) NOTICE OP SPECIAL RESOLUTION (Pinuit I* SeettM 2M(t>(b) At an Extraordinary General Meeting of the company held at 9 Penang Road #12-00 Supreme House Singapore 0923 on
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      263 15 COMPANIES ACT, CAP. UK AND -'"mm At an Extraordinary General Meeting of the company held at 9 Penang Road #12-00 Supreme House Singapore 0923 on 30 June 1986, the following Special Resolution was passed: It was RESOLVED: "That Maytal Holdings Pte Ltd be wound up voluntarily pursuant to Section 290(1
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      280 15 IN THE MATHS OP THE COMPANIES ACT, CAP. M AND IN THE MATTES OP BUKWILJL (8) PRIV ATE LIMITED NOTICE OP SPECIAL RESOLUTION (Pnml to SeettM MoMk> At an Extraordinary General Meeting of the company held at 9 Penang Road #12-00 Bupreme House Singapore 0023 on 30 June 1980, the
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  • 6th Asean Banking Conference
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      Greater need for cooperation in region, says Dr Tan
      177 16 THE NEED for cooperation among Asean countries is just as urgent now as it was 10 years ago, said Dr Tony Tan at the sixth Asean Banking Conference dinner yesterday. "Last year, the world economy slowed down from a vigorous expansion
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      Hu sees quickening of regional growth
      321 16 A CAUTIOUS forecast that growth in Asean could quicken over the next two years was made to the 6th Asean Banking Conference yesterday by Finance Minister Dr Richard Hu and other senior bankers. Speaking to more than 200 Asean bankers on the opening day
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      AFC obtains grant for feasibility study
      195 16 THE ASEAN Finance Corporation (AFC) has obtained a European Commission grant for a feasibility study into the establishment of a plant to manufacture magnesium clinker. No details of the size and scope of the proposed plant were disclosed, but such a project could involve
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      We will make the grade, says Brig-Gen Lee
      339 16  -  By MARGARET THOMAS SINGAPORE is at the crossroads of transition from one generation to another, Brigadier-General Lee Hsien Loong told more than 200 members of the Commonwealth Club of California during a luncheon talk on Wednesday. "It is customary for each generation
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      Forum told of a nation at the crossroads
      577 16 ON ONE of the tables in the front row, a little banner stood proud. "Singapore Club of North California" it said. Around the table sat several Singaporeans, attentive as Brigadier-General Lee Hsien Loong spoke to the Commonwealth Club of California about Singapore
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      Lock icon Fewer unemployed in America last month
      129 16 Reuter THE US unemployment rate fell to 7.1 per cent in June from 7.3 per cent in May, the Labour Department said yesterday. The results were better than many economists had been expecting, though not sufficiently so to eliminate speculation that the Federal Reserve
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      300 16 Bernama MALAYSIAN Deputy Prime Minister Ghafar Baba has made light of moves by opposition parties to set up a united front to challenge the ruling National Front (NF) coalition in the next election. An opposition front would not undermine the NF's strengths, he said in
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      197 16 A COMMITTEE set up to study trends in the building industry reported yesterday that private developers have taken positive steps to cut back on building plans. Having analysed construction statistics released by the Ministry of National Development, the committee concluded that there have been significant cutbacks
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      278 16  -  By BOEY KIT YIN SLOW PROGRESS in intraAsean trade has prompted the executive chairman of Malaysia's Bank Bumiputra to recommend that banks take the initiative to generate more trade among member countries. Tan Sri Dato Basir Ismail criticised efforts by the
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      77 16 Reuter CHINA and the European Community are dlaci taring a possible agreement on sharing safety techniques for nuclear power pl»nt« Jacques Defers, president of the community's executive commission, said a Chinese mission would visit Brussels in October to rtisnws the project. "If all goes well,
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      52 16 Reuter WALL STREET stocks slumped after opening stronger yesterday, as a wave of futures-relat-ed sell programmes presiuicd the market Credit markets opened higher, lending background support. But expectations of a pullback kept buyers sktettned. Hie Dow Jones Industrial Average slid 10 points to 1899, after advancing to
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        53 16 Reuter INDONESIA is clawing down its drive to resettle iwnHn—of people from ovwaowdal Java and Bali to other islands because of budget cuts. Transmigration Minister Martono yesterday announced a temporary halt to the opening of new resettlement areas and said efforts would be concentrated on completing
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        47 16 AFP THE EUROPEAN Court of Justice in Luxembourg yesterday an—Dad the European Community budget for I*6, saying that the European Parliament had acted unlawfully in approving a budget last December with a spending figure Mgfcw h>m that proposed by the EC governments. AFP
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        45 16 AP PRESIDENT Reagan it optimistic about recent Soviet arms control proposals and is preparing a response he hopes will lead to a summit meeting with Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev this year. His comments were published in the newspaper USA Today. AP
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        41 16 Reuter IRAN'S 'telecommunications links with the rest of the world were disrupted again yesterday after an Iraqi air raid on a satellite ground station in southern Iran. The attack is the second in a month. Reuter
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        46 16 Reuter CATHOLIC Bishop BastianpiUai Deogupillai of Jaffna has accused the Sri lankan government of pursuing a policy of annihilating minority Tamils living in the Northern and Eastern provinces under the pretext of fighting Marxist Tamil terrorists. A military spokesman denied the chaige.
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      327 17 Reuter DOCKWORKERS voted to end a four-day old strike which threatened to drag Australia's ailing economy into deep financial crisis. The Waterside Workers Federation (WWF) vote was the first sign of a thaw in union militancy which has rocked the nation's financial markets in
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      343 17  -  By JUNE LIM The 280,000-dwt Berge Lord which ran aground on a sandbank in the Straits of Malacca on Monday morning, was refloated yesterday. Hie salvage operation was carried out by four tun belonging to Semco, the Temasek Holdings-Sembawang Joint venture,
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      130 17 Fairplay THE FORMER Hamburg shipowner and broker, Joachim Drescher, whose shipping operation collapsed in 1983, is now in custody in Hamburg after being arrested on fraud charges. A spokesman tor the state prosecutor's office and the Hamburg police said Drescher is accused of an
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        96 17 Reuter THE NUMBER of ships waiting for berths at China's major ports fell sharply this year from 1965 because of 96 new deepwater berths, better utilisation of over 60 small ports and the greater use of road vehicles to supplement railways In moving cargo, the
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        82 17 AFP THE GENERAL Council of British Shipping, grouping British shipowners, has extended its official Gulf danger zone from 55 to 56 degrees longitude, thus including the ports of Dubai and Sharjah, maritime sources said on Wednesday. The zone, considered vulnerable to attack by Iranian fighters, was
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        150 17 AP SEVENTY-SEVEN Thai fishermen and nine Thai boats have been seized for illegal fishing in Malaysian waters off Trengganu state during the first six months of this year, the national news agency Bernama reported. It quoted a Fisheries Department spokesman in Trengganu, about 300 kilometres
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        72 17 Reuter THE AUSTRALIA-Eastern US and Australia-East-ern Canada Shipping Conferences will introduce a 4.28 per cent currency adjustment factor, CAF, effective Aug 1. The Australia-Pacific Coast Rate Agreement said it will introduce a 4.61 per cent CAF on freight rates to the west coast of the US and
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      1288 18 THE BULK OF chartering involved scrap cargoes and timecharter fixing with no extension seen of the recent coal and iron ore business on Wednesday. Scrap operators arranged cargoes from Liverpool to Madras at $17.85 and from Rotterdam to west coast India at $15.75 while a lump sum of
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      Singapore Marine Containers develops container testing rig
      373 18  -  By MARTIN SOONG A CONTAINER testing rig, said to be the first of its kind in Singapore, has been developed by Singapore Marine Containers, a wholly-owned subsidiary of Sea Containers, the world's largest box lessor. The rig is made for static testing of
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      599 18 WORLDWIDE demand for two-stroke engines in the 1985 86 business year had fallen to around half the 1984 85 level said MAN/BAW Diesel president Gerrit Koerte. This sharp drop in sales was responsible for the almost complete closure of the
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      111 18 Reuter AFP THREE Koreans were killed in an explosion on an oil tanker off Sri Lanka's eastern coastal port of Trincomalee but there was no damage to the cargo, petroleum officials said. An official for the state-owned Ceylon Petroleum Corp (CPC) said the three men
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      876 18 AB Shpg V 5 Heung-A VI 3 Accord Shpg VI 3 Hmode Kisen VI 1 Afeo Line VI 3 Hoegh Lines VI 4/5 Ahrenkiel Liner X 1 Hoegh-Uglond VI 4/5 AC Toepter X 5 Hsmg Wen VI 2 Anro Service IV 3/4 Hungarian Shpg V 3 A quo
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      195 18 SWEDISH shipping giant Arge-' naut has formed a new coo*»« pany to control die 10 large tankers it has bought tram-. state-controlled Zenit Argonaut is taking a 54 perl cent share of the company 1 Argo Shipping and will, maintain the final say over the.
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      216 18 THE Port OF New Orleans has been certified by the US Coast Guard that it has adequate reception facilities (or oily waste discharged by ships. A Certificate of Adequacy (COA) is required for all ports or terminals to receive ships. The
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      176 19 THE MAJOR shipping consortia operating between the Far East/European, Far East/Persian Gulf, Straits ports/Australia, Straits/Japan and the member lines: ACE (FAR EAST/EUROPE): Franco Belgian Services "K" Tin» Korean Shipping Corporation Neptame Orient Lines Orient Overseas Container Line Cho Yang shipping ANNO (STRAITS/ AUSTRALIA): Australian National line Australia/Straits Container Line
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      381 19 Reuter THE TUNG shipping group's plan to raise US$275 million in new credits to finance 12 ships ordered from Japan received a lukewarm response from Western bankers in Hongkong, hanking sources said. A source close to the arrangers said the loan is needed
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      423 19 Reuter MAJOR JAPANESE shipping company Nippon Yusen KK, NYK, said falling crude oil prices will encourage an increase in orders (or ocean transport of oil, but will slow those for coal and grain. In its outlook on the shipping
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      158 19 Reuter AN OIL tanker was on (Ire at a new Iranian terminal in the southern Gulf on Wednesday, but shipping sources in the region said the vessel had not come under attack in the Gulf "tanker war". They said the
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      203 19 Rauma-Repola wins 153.6 m order from Soviet Union FT A FINNISH Shipping group has won a FMI.2 billion (£153.6 million) shipping order from the Soviet Union. The order coincides with talks between Finland and the Soviet Union about the trade imbalance which is now running heavily in Finland's favour. Rauma-Repola's
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      Unions holding two ships in Sydney port
      127 19 SYDNEY MARITIME unions, acting on behalf of the International Transport Workers' Federation are holding two ships in port with claims of around U*****,000 on owners for alleged backpay to crew. One of the ships, the Liberian-flag heavy lift submersible Siblg Venture has been
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      171 19 THE JEBSEN group announced a major restructuring to allow the rescheduling of debt on some 40 vessels. The package, largely with Japanese bank and trading house creditors, is said to secure the group's activities into the late *****. An interim restructuring package, apparently agreed last
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      242 19 inly 10-Aup S Galbralth's shipping course, Asfaridge Management College, Berkhamated, Hert- iorasmre. Aug 2520 Offshore Northern Seas, offshore technology conference and exhibition, Stavanger, Oslo. Ana 27-29 Towards an efficient port industry, Lloyd's of London Press international maritime seminar, The Berners Hotel, liiffAw Wl. •apt 2-4 Prospects of maritime
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      5637 24 spasms 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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      795 25 RECEIVING OF EXPORT FCL CONTAINERS AND LCL CARGO Gdns FCL Arrival LCL movamant Ship Voy data/tima Operator cargo •chadula Location E Oceon 006E 04.7.86 1730 Green Asia Fl 0830-0930 N2 Kris Lemono 16 04.7 86 1900 Straits Fl 1000-1100 S2 Hongkong E 72/549 04.7.86 2200 Segani Fl 1200-1300
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      373 25 AT CONVENTIONAL WHARVES Vessel Berth Agent Arrival D< iparture KEPPEL WHARVES 04 7/1100 B'tong Beloit K25W SSPL alongside Koto A gong K31 P*. alongside 04 7/0900 Phoethon K36 LNShpg alongside 04 7/1500 Indian C'rief K09 Trons-Or 047/1200 04 .7/2300 Jenson K22 Thong Soon 04 7/1400 Of 7/0700
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      73 17 A CONTAINER testing rig, said to be the first of its kind in Singapore, has been developed by Singapore Marine Containers. Page II THE TUNG shipping group's plan to raise US$275 million in new credits to finance 12 ships ordered from Jopan received a lukewarm response from Western bankers in
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      183 18 V.Q r T 7VT Ji! YAM ASHIT A-SHINNIHON LINE X XiJ. 1 f JL/ TftAMS-PAOFIC SERVICES irrai I 1 1■ I 1 1■ I 1 'i n 1 1 I en nn iiZ/fl nr~n« rrai mm HZM itttim PTM namm LCL Cargo for (MA Parts. r-r Mm rramir mt mi'Jii
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      93 18 1L Supercarrier Service U' BE a/i »/i i/i ii/» u/» a/i a/i t/w U/7 »-12/7 IS/7 M/» 17/1 H/« IJ/I a/« a/7 a-a/7 l/t a/* i/i 7/1 v» u/i u/t a-u/> w/» 17/1 a/i a/i a/» r 'i CONTAINER SERVICE IMZ ZZJ IfT" IfTMfTTTTTTFTTTT—CEMCEM 1 IrniHtol IHr SMUraRE *****77 OUTWMD
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      338 19 The Straits Steamship Group f STRAITS SHPPMG f Singapore to Sabah, Sarawak, Brunei Porta and Bangkok i Overseas Containora Limited BANGKOK BORNEO AGENCES LTD. BANGKOK TEL: *****80 IN Lab. SU«. Tot. LD 9U Mn. MM fU Mm U 122 factai *17 Uk.MNn.M (23 UdM( *14 S4m. KHM «M Lib. Ska*.
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      428 19 Franco Belgian Services <¥ MFMBER OF ACE CONSORTIUM) CHARGEURS HAVRAISE r i MEB CLUB MFMBER i CHARGEURS REUNIS f.* Optorg Shipping Pte. Ltd |EL M A 11/7 nn vt wt m/s w* nn 2/1 17/1 B/t 2/1 l/l l/l 17/1 2/1 VI U/l 21/1 21/1 wt nn nn 3/7 m/
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      547 20 u Hapag-Lloyd TO CONTINENT/UK EXPORTS 1/7 4/7 2V7 77/7 4/7 »/7 22/7 29/7 39/7 24/7 21/7 7/1 14/1 IVI 21/f 22/t 27/1 21/1 4/9 9/9 11/J 12/9 21/9 21/1 21/9 29/9 VM 9/19 13/19 14/ M 21/19 21/19 21/19 29/19 0»T 1 1/1 27/7 9/9 17/9 24/1 39/9 7/9 14/9
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      233 20 FULLY CONTAINERISED SERVICE A Member i' the Aie Consortium Sill IIROPf UIA FROM E(JROPF VIA SUEZ Member of the Ace Consortium C. ft. TOCTO 41 IX f l| I Ci IN! a-Nf RISK) Hi IKi M NI»HJH SMI RICA At -I Ct>AM OtTC/nOMI cch s/rav m av x/mo ix CONVENTIONAL
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      406 20 r 0 EVERGREEN full Container Service Round-The-World East Bound (FE/CARIB/USEC/EURO/FE) no 10MM en ami na mm EIO MM) EBUB EIDCUK Round-The-World West Bound (FE/EURO/USEC/CARIB/FE) h*rt a/7 M/ 7 */7 27/7 2V7 VI 7/1 S/l 12/S v* V» VI t/1 »/7 a/7 n/7 |/7 vi Vttt/IH/IM/IWIU/lUIIVIM/IH/IMtVI 17/7 vivaiaauauaaaa/aaaaa vi sa la
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      107 20 US I NOSE MARITIME PTE LTD ISLAMIC REPUBLIC OF IRAN SHIPPING LINES 7T KYOWA LINE P KB SUN UNION LINE TAIYO MARINE LINE WEST AUSTRALIA SERVICE rat PT KEUWC STORE U nMNTLE MEL SYD PAMRTILiI*- 5/7 11/7 28/7 30/7 (PHedUnd, GnMn satpct to Mkhml) EAST AUSTRALIA SERVICE VSL PT.KELANC STORE
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      477 21 V\v PACIFIC INTERNATIONAL LINES PIL Building, 140 Cecil Street. 03-00 Singapore 0 106 Tel *****33 A/PAMMNG/PALEMBAKG BANGKOK CONTAINER SERVICE rrw irrr. 3S voy SIN MM 12n am W7 EAST AFRICA/RED SEA SERVICE KOTA —lA—A HOT A MA OA KOTA BOBCAT VOYAGE HONGKONG MM E-E/7 E-4TI 5-4/7 MAMA WA. JEDOAH, ALEXAMOMA
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      209 21 BOUSTEAD SHIPPING AGENCIES BURMA FIVE STAR (Burmese Natianal Line) Loidnf tar Rengoon PJMni fmmg KM** 7/9 M 12/ M M 11/12 M 7/9 M 11/13 M NOKTHNUD TO IKC SNK St-2S«X IVTBMK ¥1« lfl/7 FORTHBNB VIM 19/7 TNBALA SIMM V 7 31/7 TOMM MM VJ 15/1 MOM VMM VIM 27/1
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      412 22 PT Accepting FCL T! M MUA SERVICE 31 t EUROPE ft UK/CONTMENT SERVICE FCL/FCL CtaWMl JAPAN SERVICE f«M| P.Mm| Spori U» 11 M Si,l NTS SING4POW P lIIM4BHOr S SONS PTI ITO If 1 MVS!; tIM PI IC 'Iftaifuji i a n ro SDN HHl 1 111 '1 .'VH.'SS P
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      446 22 m GOLDEN LINE GUM GUMI SMmNG (TIE) LID aMIKiM ■MM MM lEL UUMI (M UB) STRAITS/PERSIAN GULF SERVICE: MUBOTTCtMi/Karadi/Mncai/Mti 0/1 M* BOUOI ram Cotomto/Kvidi/toM Qrtaas 21/71 Mi— Duta/fUhrm Lit 1 1,11 y<*ft P.T PtRUSAHAAN PELAYARAN T KALIMANTAN X HRECT WEEKLY SERVICE TO JAKARTA/TG. PRIOK *KMi ETA/ETD KSIMUM MAGA nm toy
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      234 22 mi m INTRASEA (PTE) LTD 1 r Anson Ro.icJ **2 7 16 Intf ph' > r> 1 1/ S.raaporp 0207 Tel 2 24*^ 1 <> BREAKBULK SERVICE TO EUROPE/UK PHIL ITRON SHIPPING AGENCIES PTE LTD TEI ??386?2 (6 t INF. S I TFLEX RS ?87?G PMIt I 11/7, 11/7, a/7
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      319 23 1 DO*IAM HEUNG-A SHIPPING Korean Flag Vessels SEMI-CONTAINERISED DIRFCT SERVICE TO I P KELANG. PENANG BUSAN INCHON *•►'l I |X NIPIUNi Alii II SMI I!p lei XVI u 'I •< I. 1 It* It-ftiHul > vo.'soi 11 Ml I- > I N 11 INKS M 111 SUN HHf> M IH
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      325 24 [rrrmi REGIONAL CONTAINER LINES TO BANGKOK (5 WEEKLY SAILINGS) M/J lZ r~□ej TWFn 1711/7 Sat 19/7 19-21/7 29-29/7 THAILAND i; i imra i^Tgna i. j '/nma lfi. J T!Tia wnrsng DtadNrft Oriy I "TinFryrCT rTPT^f] m i m m LLllLll' -J.ii U I n MALACCA STRAITS FEEDER SERVICE TWEE MEEKLY
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      361 25 A RT. PERMTIS LINES ;r VOY SMOOTH MKMTA PMSETIA 49-50/16 hi tat 6/7 51-52/16 11/7 13/7 53-54/16 11/7 20/7 General Agents: Asia Perintis Lines Pte Ltd Td: 235af33 REGULAR LIU SERVICE TO INDIA/BANGLADESH PORTS. ETA ETD KSIMTKM MMM BETI VOY 23/K hM 4/7 CMTTMOR pw wy it/16 u/7 u/7 umxM/m
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      106 25 CBC TUN) PASS STMUUMO SM K nn 30/7 x MULTIPOPT AGENCIES S) PTE LTD i t- j i u Imkov BVi m tel M #w t*b.B ***** Shipping #1442. Cad Cm ig Co l M.»nUIIW AQUA LINES LIMITED (Bangladesh Flag) MV Shezar 10/7 12-14/7 CNnagorg/CMna/KMcKI West Ocean Shipping Sdn 3ia
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      39 25 EXPRESS FCIL LCL SERVICE f>. T. WASESA Um MEEKLY SONKX TO MJ»*A «TA KTD •MtttM MM M M UM i—l-.\JOO HIM SMPPMG (PIE) LTD., HWCMWi UK, #tZ-14 ci mi com •Ml §711 HL2M2M, 2M3117 lEO B MR +r&t TT^T
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      122 25 GLORY NAVIGATION aTTT'. 3 I'Vin 'i/ir WRECT WEEKLY TO PORT KELAMG/PENAH6 •AT ATTRACTIVE RATES* 6. SELATM VI V-39 faU W7 t SLATM *11 1* in t WMM«MI 11/7 12/7 14/7 »vjwi Jd •*»r a xv-3k«i a; 11. i > a-l Ml :T »i '.TfJ' ""I PORE AND N. MALAYSIA BULK
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