The Business Times, 18 July 1986
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Title Section12 1986-07-18 1 BUSINESS TIMES M.C. (P) No. 192/12/85 FRIDAY, JULY 18, 198« 75 CENTS12 words
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Article, Illustration931 1986-07-18 1 ALAN LEE - Price Waterhouse appointed receivers and managers By ALAN LEE, Companies Editor UNITED OVERSEAS BANK has put Goldhill Developments Pte Ltd, the flagship company erf the Goldhill group headed by property developer William Goei, into receivership. Goldhill Developments is the developer and owner of931 words
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420 1986-07-18 1 RAMESH CHANDIRAMANI - By RAMESH CHANDIRAMANI PERSISTENT BUYING by overseas investors over the past couple of months has significantly raised the level of foreign ownership in newspaper giant Singapore Press Holdings Ltd. As of July 11, foreign persons and corporations owned slightly more420 words
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Article287 1986-07-18 1 LUCY NG - By LUCY NG AN EARLIER DECISION by General Electric (USA) to retrench 1,100 workers by the end of this month has been changed. The multinational now intends to retrench only 110 people. About 30 technicians and clerks will leave today, while the rest will go in287 words
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Article, Illustration321 1986-07-18 1 SINGAPORE PRESS Holdings stole the show at the local stock exchange yesterday. The impressive rise in its share value during early trading served to heighten investors' buying interest which spilled over into the market. Most heavyweight blue chips scored double-digit gains, while321 words
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318 1986-07-18 1 Agencies AUSTRALIA warned Britain yesterday that the snowballing pull-out of nations from the Commonwealth Games could lead to the collapse of the 49country association. Though Australia pledged to take part in next week's games in Scotland, it said Britain should "review" its stand againstAgencies - 318 words
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Article105 1986-07-18 1 AP MOBIL OIL Co of the United States has assured President Suharto that the company will not withdraw its operation from Indonesia. A spokesman of the stateowned oil corporation Pertamina said in Jakarta yesterday that the assurance came in a meeting between Mr Suharto and Mobil'sAP - 105 words
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Advertisement101 1986-07-18 1 Nikon THE WORLD'S FINEST PHOTOGRAPHIC SYSTEM Another Specialty only from Dragon City. AAfr Wang Ban Say Rest Manager Discover some of the finest Sichuan and seafood dishes at Dragon City. Experience the warm and attentive service, so reminiscent of traditional Chinese hospitality and respect. Amidst rich and elaborate surroundings befitting101 words
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Advertisement281 1986-07-18 1 Pillay doubts Tiihimle will f»l>m mora BIA sharos, Pago 17 LMdOT, Pag* 10 mm SHANE INFORMATION MONEY A EXCHANGES RAW MATERIALS OUR VIEW THE SNOWBALLING withdrawal of notions from the Commonwealth Gomes has ominous implications for the future of the Commonwealth itself. What will decide that future is whether Britain281 words
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Advertisement203 1986-07-18 1 MINOLTA ADVANCES ZOOMING New air deal needed AIR CANADA and Singapore Airlines each have something to lose if the two-year-old air services agreement between Singapore and Conoda is allowed to end in 12 months' time without their two governments coming together again to negotiate a new ogreement acceptable to both203 words
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HOME NEWS
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362 1986-07-18 2 MONICA GWEE - By MONICA GWEE SINGAPORE urban planners and professionals are "eager" to share their experiences with their counterparts abroad. In fact, the Republic hopes to become a "relevant and reliable partner" to its neighbours in their urban development programmes. Describing Singapore's 27 years of362 words
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421 1986-07-18 2 URBAN PLANNERS and architects were yesterday challenged to re-define their mental images of the word "city". Fragments of the new city landscape are already surfacing and governments and planners would profit by understanding what changes lie ahead. "In 20 to 25 years,421 words
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Article106 1986-07-18 2 CONSTRUCTION ACCIDENTS for the first half of the year were down 20 per cent to 563 cases. Chairman of the Construction Safety Month Organising Committee Chuang Shaw Peng said he hoped the figure would fall further when another campaign for construction safety is launched next month.106 words
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236 1986-07-18 2 NEARLY |2 million will be spent to stage Enex Asia '86 at the World Trade Centre from Oct 21-25. The event consists of three conferences, two tutorial sessions and a five-day exhibition. The exhibition will be divided into two shows Electric236 words
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Article78 1986-07-18 2 NEC COMPUTERS Singapore (NECOS) has renewed its sole distributorship agreement with Business Computers. The company, which has been the sole distributor of NEC for the past seven years, has installed about 250 computer systems in Singapore. It is pre- dieting that sales will grow by 20 per78 words
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173 1986-07-18 2 MEMBER OF PARLIAMENT for Potong Pasir, Mr Chiam See Tong, has tabled questions for the Acting Minister for Labour on the government's policy on foreign workers. Mr Chiam wants to know if the Government intends to carry out its announced policy to phase173 words
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Article, Illustration486 1986-07-18 2 GOH YEE LING - *jr GOH YEE LING THE SERIES of Community Chest of Singapore (CCS) advertisements won top honours at the 15th Asian Advertising Congress in Bangkok last week. The CCS advertising campaign carried two themes "Together we share, together we care" and "It costs so486 words
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Article136 1986-07-18 2 ROWLAND YEO, the "little white-faced clown" who appeared on the advertisement (or the Community Chest of Singapore, hopes to be a priest. The 29-year-old deaf-mute is now in Gallaudet College, Washington DC, a college (or the deaf. He is studying drama and psychology, to136 words
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521 1986-07-18 2 MARTIN SOONG - By MARTIN SOONG THE HAMMER went down on only one out of (our pieces of property put on the block yesterday at a whirlwind public sale which did not seem to reflect the perceived pick-up in the property market. Bidding began almost521 words
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310 1986-07-18 3 THERE ARE PLANS for a 3.7hectare golf driving range to be developed on reclaimed land at Marina South. This follows several requests from developers, architects and consultants to the Urban Redevelopment Authority (URA) to release Marina South land for310 words
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Article139 1986-07-18 3 VENTURE CAPITALISTS from around the globe have a date with local businessmen on the look-out for partners in high-technology Joint ventures with export potential. They will meet here for two days beginning Aug 28 at a seminar on strategies for export-oriented high-technology ventures in the Republic.139 words
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Article431 1986-07-18 3 ANNA TEO - QCC helps S'pore Mint recover valuable 'dust' By ANNA TEO RECOVERING GOLD from scrap was more than an exciting "treasure-hunt" project for a team of workers from the Singapore Mint it resulted in savings of more than $100,000 last year for the company. The workers, members431 words
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272 1986-07-18 3 BETTER REHABILITATION services will be offered to disabled people following a $1 million donation from the Khoo Foundation. The cheque will be presented by Khoo Ban Tian, the chairman of Boulevard Hotel, to the Acting Minister for Community Development, Wong Kan Seng,272 words
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280 1986-07-18 3 A FOUR-DAY workshop will be held at the end of the month to help local companies in the die casting as well as tool and die industries upgrade their technical skills. A German expert, Dr F Klein, will conduct the workshop "Die casting280 words
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Article310 1986-07-18 3 THE GENERAL Insurance Association (GIA) will be conducting a workshop for its members to clear up misunderstandings over motor insurance policies. The workshop, on Aug 1, is in response to letters in the press complaining of innocent parties in road accidents losing their noclaim bonuses. "The310 words
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Article95 1986-07-18 3 IN RESPONSE to the potential hazard poaed by tall maritime vessels plying the Johore Straits to aircraft movements at Changi Airport, the Civil Aviation Authority of Singapore has installed a vessel height measuring system. The installation will be at the Joint Air Traffic Control Centre at95 words
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265 1986-07-18 3 THE FIRST PILE was driven into the ground yesterday for the construction of the Management House of the Singapore Institute of Management (SIM). Management House, which will cost $14 million to build and furnish, is expected to be completed in mid-1968, llie six-level building265 words
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Advertisement347 1986-07-18 2 Chilli If IrjJt gnU from the 'Samkmn C*rgo pbntogTdph comrtel) nfChmtiti TRADE FINANCE. During the 18th century, gold "Nanking Shoes" were used by Chinese and European merchants to finance trade throughout Asia the one shown above was part of a valuable cargo recently recovered from a trading vessel which sank347 words
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Advertisement200 1986-07-18 2 The I Prvksknal M From E. Singapore's top j convention/ /I/t eet our people with the rJL professional touch. They'll tell you all about our comprehensive J meeting facilites, the exquisite j cuisine and of course, our attractive rates. They 11 plan and coordinate J everything essential for a successful200 words
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Advertisement66 1986-07-18 3 r An exclusive and probably I unrepeatable offer... THAILAND Only eight Thai-style bungalows 0f2,000 sq.ft. in a private tropical paradise estate overlooking Patong Beach. Available for purchase on a long-term lease basis. The developer, William Pinsent, will be at the offices of Jones Lang Wootton until July 23 to brief66 words
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Advertisement132 1986-07-18 3 Behind Every Woman Is Herself INAUGURAL ISSUE MGCP) 104/406 m 1 C J The Magazine For Working Women Today Ooober-Deoembef 1986 3 r There will be no snappy recipes in WOMAN NOW. Nor advice on makeovers or ways to meet men. But, there will be discussions on socio-economic issues, fitness132 words
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ASIA-PACIFIC
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581 1986-07-18 4 FT A SERIES of bilateral agreements aimed at cracking down on international securities fraud, in particular insider dealing, is expected to be signed in mid-September between Britain, the US, Jap*n, France and possibly other European countries. John Shad, the chairman of theFT - 581 words
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350 1986-07-18 4 AFP INDONESIAN President SuharI to met Cabinet ministers and v -senior agricultural officials on Wednesday to seek ways to ac- celerate the disbursement of •'some US$B billion in project loans. Cabinet secretary Murdiono Isaid the meeting was a bid to 'maintain foreign lenders' trustAFP - 350 words
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Article111 1986-07-18 4 AP CHINA plans to classify its industrial enterprises by the quality of their products to help boost standards, the official Communist Party newspaper has said. The State Council will tag enterprises special class, first class, or second class, the People's Daily (Renmin Ribao) reported yesterday. SpecialAP - 111 words
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Article144 1986-07-18 4 AFP CHINA WILL DO its best to reduce the waiting-time for foreign clients that want to use Chinese rockets to launch their satellites. The official New China News Agency reported on Wednesday that clients currently had to wait an estimated 30 months after booking a launchAFP - 144 words
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Article, Illustration425 1986-07-18 4 AFP PHILIPPINE PRESIDENT Corazon Aquino has said that her government has emerged stronger as a result of a failed coup attempt, but warned that adventures in the future will be dealt with severely. "Any further military involvement in actions intended toAFP - 425 words
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229 1986-07-18 4 UPI A SYDNEY WOMAN who has kept "worthless" Russian imperial bonds in an old shoe box (or 33 years, could become a millionaire as a result of an agreement between Britain and the Soviet Union. Mrs Jane Manning, of the northern beachUPI - 229 words
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453 1986-07-18 4 FT A SOUTH KOREAN worker in a car factory has to work nearly four times as long as his US counterpart and almost twice as long as a British car worker to earn enough to buy a car. As far as private transport goes,FT - 453 words
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Article362 1986-07-18 4 Reuter THE European Community has offered funds to the government in the Philippines to help rebuild its battered economy. Vice-President Salvador Laurel and Industry Minister Jose Concepcion said EC External Affairs Commissioner Claude Cheysson had promised 40 million European Currency Units (ECUs) in aid for small-scaleReuter - 362 words
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Article848 1986-07-18 4 ARRIVALS Optra* H MMCI LOCO I prom OA GA7281 twrve 0405 HP SV SV398 0440 JED/RUH KAL KE697 0615 SEL MAS MH68I 0620 KUL MAS MH81I 0910 PEN SiA SQ43 MH67I 0920 DHA/KH1 MAS 0920 PEN CAL CI806 0930 HLP SIA SQI03 0950 KUL CPA CX7I0 1015848 words
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Advertisement293 1986-07-18 4 From June through TL n c no Giant Pliers and to August, winter lIIC jIUIIIg jCciM/II glaciated lakes. SIS? Starts six months earlier Pacific islands. jn fUn Crvi ifU ftirifir and hollows New Zealand. MIC IdvJIIV* little ridges and The warm glow of the sun is ever gullies that entice293 words
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Advertisement193 1986-07-18 5 TTUSKY IS ALWAYS LOOKING FOR J~j NEW WAYS TO FIND OIL. IN 1983 IT STRUCK PRIME. Mr Ed Klovan, manager of Husky Oil's Geological Task Force, is as hard-headed as the bedrock he drills through. He is not a man to buy US$5OO,OOO worth of computers without delving deeply into193 words
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REST OF THE WORLD
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503 1986-07-18 6 Analysts fear the rest of economy will be weighed down UPI AMERICA'S manufacturing base, weakened by an unabating flood of imports, a depressed energy industry and recent strikes, is sinking slowly into recession and some analysts believe it will drag the rest of theUPI - 503 words
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216 1986-07-18 6 Reuter SOVIET industrial production rope during the first half of this year because of better labour productivity and management tmriw Mikhail Gorbachev, says Tass hews agency. The agency, reporting on the Communist Party central committee's meeting on Wednesday to review economic development, saidReuter - 216 words
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444 1986-07-18 6 NYT LAST TEAR, nearly half of all US patents went to foreign inventors. Over the past 25 years, the number of US patents granted to foreigners has grown fourfold from 11 per cent of total patents awarded in 1961 to 44NYT - 444 words
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Article173 1986-07-18 6 NYT THE IMMIGRATION and Naturalisation Service has agreed to add extra inspectors at Kennedy International Airport, where arriving foreigners have been subject to processing delays as long as (our hours. The US federal agency, which has been criticised by some New York City representatives andNYT - 173 words
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388 1986-07-18 6 Reuter THE International Development Association (IDA), a World Bank agency which gives inter-est-free loans to the world's poorest countries, might have to tighten up its lending terms, Western diplomats said in Paris on Wednesday. The agency, which has distributed U5536.6 billion toReuter - 388 words
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Article, Illustration446 1986-07-18 6 Reuter FRENCH Prime Minister Jacques Chirac has weathered the first storm over his plans to sell off nationalised companies, but could be heading for problems with the European Community (EC) over safeguards against foreigners buying them. Mr Chirac announced on Wednesday that heReuter - 446 words
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389 1986-07-18 6 UPI BRITAIN'S balance of payments will move into deficit next year in breaking a run of surpluses that had lasted (or seven successive years, the Item Club's economic forecast said. The Item Club was formed in 1877 to useUPI - 389 words
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329 1986-07-18 6 NYT IF FAT RUNS in the family, help may be on the way. From some real pigs. Agricultural scientists say the digestive systems of pigs and humans are so much alike that a new technique for pinpointing fat-prone pigs may somedayNYT - 329 words
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159 1986-07-18 6 AP A LONDON taxi driver is serving a seven-day prison sentence for refusing to pay fines imposed for rebuffing a pipe-smoking passenger. The incident, which has become a cause celebre among anti-smoking groups, occurred a year ago at London's Heathrow Airport, where taxi-driver RichardAP - 159 words
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Advertisement172 1986-07-18 6 il ijU Lu Zu Chun (Green Bamboo Village Chinese Tea House) now open 'r at the basement level of Hotel Equatorial. We stock many varieties of Chinese tea and unique drinking crockeries suitable as gift items tiltuihAniMfar) And how it all begins Diners of today, more discerning in taste and172 words
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Advertisement314 1986-07-18 6 individuals can have a hi<; impact at M MIX It doesn't take huge amounts of capital to reap substantial profits at SIMEX, the Singapore International Monetary Exchange. What it does take is motivation, intelligence, discipline and a willingness to take risks. Individual members of SIMEX come from all walks of314 words
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Page 6 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous50 1986-07-18 6 Doonesbury HI.THISISYOUR mj NO MNDOUSEAT.KNT m/THfifc rrf&AHWPI CKAY J 6MMPIT. YOU mtnmv.voYou* ICANMOVB. n THANKS, YOUfe APf&MBMT. SOMHATS YOURNAM3? hmtMAROA F&NBUOM. IMZDNKER. VISCOUNT ST.AUSWLL-Hf-Ve-MOOK U66!£SUAD£ BRJXHAM. m Sri BY GARRY TRUDEAU WHOA. OKAY.TM inwQ&xis* TM AFRAV CALL )OU urn- SORRY TONKBRT Wl***l- YOU. ft? -Y*r?T ft m n I T~kL50 words
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AIR CARGO
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Article187 1986-07-18 7 ARRIVALS DEPARTURES Qporatof Flight tMM From Opocotoc FtigM Local tMM For FRIDAY FT FT71 0044 JFK/BOS NW NW906 0815 HKG/NRT/ ORD/ANC LAX/SFO NRT/MNL KAL KE697 0010 BKK/ TPE (SEL) KAL KE698 0010 BKK/ (SEL) JAL JL6I5 0905 KUL FT FT 66 0245 KUL/HKG NRT/ANC ORD/JFK SATURDAY CAL CJ333187 words
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145 1986-07-18 7 AUSTRIAN Airlines signed an agreement earlier this month with Airbus Industrie to convert the airline's order (or two A3lO- into A *****08. The A3lO-300 will be the first wide-bodied aircraft in Austria. The first aircraft will be delivered at the end of 1988 and the145 words
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333 1986-07-18 7 Cargonews Asia AIR CARGO movement to all destinations from Hongkong is showing a healthier trend compared with last year. Statistics compiled by the Hongkong Shippers Council for April 1985 to April 1906 show an increase of 115 per cent on European routes, while North AmericaCargonews Asia - 333 words
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478 1986-07-18 7 Cargonews Asia RENOVATION work and updating of machinery are continuing on schedule at the old Kai Tak terminal belonging to Hong Kong Air Cargo Terminals Limited (HACTL). In the first major phase, completed in 1984 at a coat of HK$234 million, the terminalCargonews Asia - 478 words
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550 1986-07-18 7 MARTIN SOONG - Electronic components and non-electric machines buck the trend By MARTIN SOONG FEWER electronic components and non-electric machines were handled by the air cargo industry in the first (our months of this year compared with the same period a year ago. But550 words
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Advertisement55 1986-07-18 7 K uns> P)ll/12/85 VOL 10 NO 7 JULY/AUGUST •ars Hopes rise for business X^tp s Zlai W vpo IS >5 J»b s --R '"i- 1 T Foreign reserve, croee $25b m.rk v l „\ti; V State of the Economy Sorting out the signals INCLUDING X 16 pages on the international55 words
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Advertisement331 1986-07-18 7 wanmwtae Airport Cargo Ho Singapore 1781 PoeSal AMwm PO Box 507 Singapore Changi Ajrporl Sngapore 9181 Tat *****44 Tlx RS ***** Open letter to Singapore's airfreight executives. July 18, 1986 Dear Executive Recently, you may have read in the local media about the launch of Emery Worldwide three new services331 words
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RAW MATERIALS
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397 1986-07-18 8 Reuter THIS YEAR'S south-west monsoon rains, crucial to India's rice, oilseeds and tea, have been generally satisfactory but have not fallen evenly throughout the country. The monsoon season lasts from June to September. Government officials said while year-long dry spells over oilseed areasReuter - 397 words
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107 1986-07-18 8 Reuter THE TOKYO COMMODITY Exchange for Industry (Tocom) said it would begin monthly reviews from July 29 of the permitted daily maximum price fluctuations of its listed precious metals gold, platinum and silver. On the days of the spot month expiry sessions, a TocomReuter - 107 words
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Article146 1986-07-18 8 Chineee Produce Exchange Sellers' noon closing prices on Jely 17 (SS/100 kg) Coconut oil Buftc FOB 48 00 Old drum FOB 61.00 New drum FOB 65.00 Robusta 20/25% FOB NSW Nutmeg 110 FOB NSW BWP FOB NSW Gambier FOB NSW 480 00 1356 00 1256 00 330 00146 words
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Article194 1986-07-18 8 WHEAT FUTURES on the Chicago Board of Trade closed at the highs of the day, up a sharp 10 3 cents to 6'/« US cents a bushel on Wednesday. A statement by Senator Bob Dole saying the Administration was actively considering expanding the export enhancement programme to include the194 words
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Article181 1986-07-18 8 SOYBEAN FUTURES on the Chicago Board of Trade closed sharply higher on Wednesday in a continued rally fuelled by weather concerns. Prices settled 10V« to 17 US cents a bushel higher, with new crop November ending up 15 cents at US$5.l6 Vi. Traders said they expect the market could181 words
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Article102 1986-07-18 8 THE PUCE sf tie ee the Knl» Lemper Tie Market reee It eeeta te MSIAM per kf yesterday ben Wedieaday m fertkerevereeee keytog. Tradiag wee Mtoato ui the market epeeed eeekaeged at Msl4.tt eai attracted Hii sf 175 toaaes (rem tke Jepeaese eai leeal operators. Bet sellers were102 words
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Article396 1986-07-18 8 SINGAPORE The market closed slightly higher yesterday with August One RSS buyers quoted at 176.50 cents per kg, up 0.50 cent from Wednesday. Dealers said local and overseas covering of nearby positions couple with higher Japanese advices helped prices to rise by one cent in quiet morning trading. But396 words
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Article779 1986-07-18 8 COFFEE Robusta futures ended a nervous and uncertain day on Wednesday with pared losses from Tuesday night of £5 to £30 a tonne, in a volume of 4,966 lots including 1,314 crossed trades and 15 options. Lack of physical offtake continued to hinder the recent recovery. But sentiment779 words
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Article325 1986-07-18 8 RAS prices m S conts/kg. FOV m b •4M NOON nosf Int 1 RSS Prompt 179 00 I80.00N 178 50 179 SON Int 1 RSS Aug 86 177 00 177 50 ***** 177 00 Int 1 RSS S«pt 86 177 00 177 50 176 50 177 00325 words
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Article94 1986-07-18 8 (CMtl/kf, 1-tOT p AUG 86 SEPT 86 \UfV 1VIII iiHKI 1 »1 NOON \Torwora HKJfiTnj NOON RAS ■wyers WNGVS i»)f» i: S«N«*t t SSR 20 160 50 162. SON 161.00 163.00N SSR SO 157.50 159 50N 158 00 160.00ty. MRELB Iwyft SrfM kf«n Sdvi SMR C V94 words
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Article156 1986-07-18 8 MALAYSIAN crude palm oil prion recovered yesterday after Wednesday's falls on short-covering activity to close slightly firmer, with higher overnight Chicago soyoil futures supporting levels. Trading was thin as operators preferred to stay sidelined awaiting the outcome of India's weekly palm oil tender before m»irtwg any commitment. July156 words
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Article65 1986-07-18 8 (USS/tMM. FOt) Whit* Ricc 100% 1st doss 255 100% 2nd doss 220 100% 3rd doss 215 5% 205 10% 200 15% 195 20% 185 25% 175 35% 170 Broken Rice A-l Super 118 A-l Special 115 C-l Special unq C-1 Ord unq Loonzoin Rice 100% 1st grade unq 100%65 words
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Advertisement393 1986-07-18 8 NOTICES SBBBpii NOTICE OP MEETING OP NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pursuant to Section 296 of the Companies Act, Cap. 185 that a Meeting of the Creditors of the abovenamed Company will be held at 593 Havelock Road, Teck Huat Chambers #02-01, Singapore 0316, Immediately after the conclusion of the Extraordinary393 words
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Advertisement312 1986-07-18 8 La the Batter tt THE COMPANDER ACT, CAP. 1» Aai la the natter af METALLIC HARDWARE ENTERPRISES PTE. LID. NOTICE OP SPECIAL RESOLUTIONS At an Extraordinary General Meeting of the Members of the Company duly convened and held at No. 30 Defu Lane 9, Singapore 1863, on 10th July 1966,312 words
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Advertisement389 1986-07-18 8 E ggygrgi PDH PINAL MEETING NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pursuant to Section 306 of the Companies Act, Cap. 185, that the FINAL GENERAL MEETING of the Members of the abovenamed Company will be held at 11 Collyer Quay #19-00, The Arcade, Singapore 0104 on Wednesday, 20 August iB6O at 11.00389 words
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Advertisement378 1986-07-18 8 COMPANIES ACT, CAP. 11l J> >"-■ i 1 h i (IN VOLUNTARY LIQUIDATION) At an Extraordinary General Meeting of the above Company duly convened and held at 585 North Bridge Road #14-06, Blanco Court, Singapore 0718 on Wednesday, 16th July 1986, the following special resolution was passed:"That Vlcenxa Shoes Pte378 words
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Advertisement299 1986-07-18 8 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pursuant to Section 308 of the Companies Act, Cap. 185, that the FINAL GENERAL MEETING Of the Members of the abovenamed Company will be held at 11 Collyer Quay #19-00, The Arcade, Singapore 0104 on Wednesday, 20 August 1986 at 12.00 p.m. for the purpose of299 words
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Advertisement332 1986-07-18 8 OFFICIAL NOTICE PROPOSAL TO CHANGE OF SHIPS NAME We, Okunaze Shipping Pte Ltd of 19 Keppel Road #07-06/07 Jit Poh Building, Singapore 0208, hereby give notice that In consequence of our Intended purchase of the motor vessel 'RIGEL', we have applied to the Registrar of Singapore Ships under Section 417332 words
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Advertisement356 1986-07-18 8 NOTICES OiJ At an Extraordinary General Meeting of thf above named company duly convened on 11 July 1966, the following Resolutions were duly passed:— (a) That the Company be wound up voluntarily pursuant to Section 280 (IKb) of the Companies Act, Cap. 116. (b) That Messrs Kon Tuen Kong, Yeo356 words
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BANKING AND FINANCE
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Article737 1986-07-18 9 SINGAPORE The US dollar recovered in active late trading to close higher yesterday against major European currencies but still lower against the yen. The dollar finned to a late 157.06/15 yen from its traded record low of 156.30 yen in the morning, but was still below New York's737 words
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Article122 1986-07-18 9 TME OVERNIGHT rate on the Singapore interbank money market closed at 4-1/2 per cent yesterday, unchanged from Wednesday's close. The one and two-month term rates rose by 1/16 point each while the threemonth rate rose by 1/8 point. S$ Interbank rates at 7pm yesterday: OHwf Bid Overrvght 4122 words
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Article221 1986-07-18 9 Interbonk rates at 3pm yesterday: CurrcndM Nocnimi rtttc Biiiillwunim Local dollars to om unit of foftign currency: US dolor Sterling pound Australian dolor NZ dolor Canadian dolor 2 1835 3 2959 1 3865 1 1638 1 5891 2.1845 3 2996 1 3893 1.1687 1 5910 ***** 7 3469221 words
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Article318 1986-07-18 9 HONGKONG: The metal closed little changed yesterday after opening firmer against a weak US dollar. Concern over South Africa as pressure increased for Britain to impose economic sanctions, also encouraged gold buying in the morning but a US commission house led late prof-it-taking that eroded all early gains. The318 words
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Article452 1986-07-18 9 BA Futures SEPTEMBER Ear*d«U*r opened slightly lower yesterday than the previous close at 93.61. Rumours of a strong increase in US housing start figure and the failure of Treasury bonds to break key resistance level weighed on Eurodollar futures prices. However, the market was still well supported by weakBA Futures - 452 words
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Article, Illustration243 1986-07-18 9 Asian market ASIAN DOLLAR deposit rates closed steady at opening levels in quiet trading yesterday. Most operators were cautious and adopted a wait-and-see attitude following rumours in New York oo Wednesday that US June housing starts would show a substantial rise and also because of a Japanese financial newspaper report243 words
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558 1986-07-18 9 Reuter ASIAN GOVERNMENTS, feeling the pinch as the strong yen raises the cost of paying yen-denomi-nated debts, may be pushed into refinancing some borrowings. Bankers and government officials in Hongkong said yesterday that while the yen's rise is not critical to some Asian economiesReuter - 558 words
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Article137 1986-07-18 9 Reuter PLACEMENTS of Euroyen bonds issued by non-resident entities will reach 1,000 billion yen in the four months ending July 31 compared with 1,652.3 billion in the full year ended March 31, Japanese securities houses managers say. The sharp increase is due to rises in issueReuter - 137 words
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Article87 1986-07-18 9 Reuter SOUTH AFRICA'S investment currency, the financial rand, tumbled to a record low on Wednesday, reflecting foreign investors' lack of confidence. The financial rand, reintroduced last year to help stem the flight of capital, dropped to 19.85 US cents when forex markets closed inReuter - 87 words
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Article165 1986-07-18 9 Reuter THE ASSOCIATION of International Bond Dealers, AIBD, has outlined a design for a computerised communications system it has under active study for the US$2.2 trillion Eurobond market. This will be similar to the Nasdaq system for the US over the counter stock market. TheReuter - 165 words
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Advertisement440 1986-07-18 9 I Ak/m./rj£S MJMrr&B (Incorporated in the Republic of Singapore) CLOSURE OF BOOKS NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Transfer Books and the Register of Members will be closed from 09 August 1986 to 20 August 1986 (both dates inclusive) forthe preparation of dividend warrants. Thedividend, if approved at the Fourteenth440 words
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Advertisement128 1986-07-18 9 I Give Business Gifts when a Cross emblem pen can TUnf T QC f A T ifpfimp help stimulate your business. J. lid I Xjctol/ il lJllClllllC« W ith your company's emblem prominently displayed they make highly valued business gifts, both within your own company and to the many people128 words
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FEATURES
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Article510 1986-07-18 10 NO ONE CAN PLAY two games at the same time. In its steadfast opposition to sanctions against South Africa, Britain has gradually moved into South African ground, steadily away from its partners in the Commonwealth. But Britain is not ready to admit this, instead trying to510 words
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Article, Illustration1301 1986-07-18 10 The two-year-old air services agreement between Singapore and Canada will end in 12 months' time. The two countries will have to work out a new agreement by then or Air Canada will have to stop its flights here. LIM SOON NEO1,301 words
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403 1986-07-18 10 SINGAPORE AIRLINES (SIA) was not happy with the terms of the bilateral agreement in 1984 but accepted it because it wanted a quick start (or air services between Canada and Singapore. "If we had not, there would have been a delay to403 words
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577 1986-07-18 10 Reuter US TRADE OFFICIALS who are negotiating new textile trade agreements are treading a perilous path as they promote President Reagan's free trade policy in the face of a Congress demanding tough import curbs. At stake is a domestic industry that has lost an estimatedReuter - 577 words
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Advertisement171 1986-07-18 10 K A w/v a*: r I Kangxi Lounge Melody Strings Ensemble AT *$3 A DRINK AND MANY HAPPY HOURSNO WONDER IT'S MOST TALKED ABOUT. Besides the best prices available for drinks from 4.00 pm to 8.00 pm daily, our new variety in live entertainment is bound to charm and win171 words
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Miscellaneous718 1986-07-18 10 TOD»IXDaa IMWMD CRYPTIC PUZZLE ACROSS 4 His rag may be vulgarly showy (6) 7 I ion another, perhaps, in broadcoshng (2, 3, 3) 8 Canoes wrecked in mighty waters (6) 10 Sfcp a novice into the teom (5) 13 One of the sharper pieces of pasteboard? (4) 14 Rushed to718 words
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380 1986-07-18 11 UPI TIM WITHERSPOON has denied that he is overweight for the defence of his World Boxing Association heavyweight title against Frank Bruno at Wembley Stadium tomorrow but has refused to prove it. "I'm in the best shape of my life," the American toldUPI - 380 words
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483 1986-07-18 11 UPI THE AMERICAN TEAM, unable to rely on its attack, must depend upon its defence to beat Brazil at the 10th World Basketball Championships in Madrid to advance to the championship game. Victory in the game scheduled for yesterday would give theUPI - 483 words
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213 1986-07-18 11 AP GREG LEMOND became the first American to win a mountain stage in the Tour de France cycling classic on Wednesday, but his French team leader, Bernard Hinault, kept the overall leadership with another brilliant show of powerAP - 213 words
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418 1986-07-18 11 WALTON MORAIS - By WALTON MORAIS FILIPINO Mario Siodina held off M Ramayah and Hsu Chi San to win the M 550,000 Genting Classic at the Awana course yesterday. Holding a three-stroke overnight lead, Siodina carded a final round one-over-par 72 for a four-day total of418 words
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Article, Illustration734 1986-07-18 11 UPI SPAIN'S Severiano Ballesteros and Australian Greg Norman loom as major threats to keep the British Open golf tile out of American hands for the longest period since 1970. The tournament players call the "world championship of golf" has been a happy hunting ground forUPI - 734 words
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Advertisement321 1986-07-18 11 Announcement' i v PUMA-Spoftschuhfabriken Rudolf Dassler KG of Herzogenaurach, Fed. Rep. of Germany, are pleased to announce the appointment in Singapore of Uebormann Overseas Trading Pte. Ltd. and in Malaysia and Brunei of Uebermann Overseas Trading Sdn. Bhd. as licensees and agents for PUMA clothing and accessories. PUMA-Sportschuhfabriken Rudolf Dassler321 words
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Miscellaneous1222 1986-07-18 11 TOQCaDGMm FRIDAY BACKGROUND 7 .50pm, Channel 5 The programme leads off with a look at SAF's new method of training reservists in basic skills. There will also be an exclusive interview with President Cory Aquino. Friday Background looks at how agricultural crops can be grown in artificial environment in a1,222 words
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283 1986-07-18 12 Reuter BANKAMERICA CORP's higher than expected US$3BB million net loan charge-off in the second quarter meant its earlier loan loss estimate of US$l.2 billion for the whole of 1986 would have to be raised, said chief financial officer John Poelker. However, he said inReuter - 283 words
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227 1986-07-18 12 NYT BUOYED BY strong sales of its Macintosh personal computer, Apple Computer Inc reported its first increase in revenues in five quarters on Wednesday and also reported a profit for the third quarter ended June 27. Apple said it earned U5532.3 million, or 49NYT - 227 words
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305 1986-07-18 12 Reuter SHARE PRICES on Wall Street ended a three-day losing streak on Wednesday with a small advance led by bargain hunters, though IBM almost spoiled the rally once again. The big computer maker dropped 2-5/8 to 133-1/8, its third big loss since reporting aReuter - 305 words
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Article110 1986-07-18 12 JULY 16 Abitibi a 23 Imp Oi a A Inco bit Pro* Pip* hi Inll 35* IS* 43* I9*B •f 39 -H 15* I4M -V* 12* 16 Bonk Of Montreal 32 unch unch unch Mc BhxM 35* 28* 35 Canodnn Imp Bar* 17* Nofondo In 17* fr*ww 15* Northgat*110 words
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Article194 1986-07-18 12 JULY 16 M Tru*» 8k Un S*m1 127 55 -2 Woofcru 1200 unch MOUSTtlALS MMMGS 5000 75 A Alpha ***** imch unch 25 -15 Angvoal ***** Aborcom Aoci Amaprop 175 405 Byvoor Buff* 1775 7475 unch 25 -25 2785 A 4350 1870 25 15 Com Gold 3100 C G194 words
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Article675 1986-07-18 12 JULY l« US$ Ale on AJurrwi Alcoo Alag InH Afced Srg AM Storas Afts-Chahnan Am Brand* Inc Am Can Co Am Cyonarmd Am Elac P»r Am Exprass Am Horn* Prod Am Motor* Cp AmTdi T«t. Amox Inc Amarodo Hw Amoco Corp Ami Corp Armco Inc Asarco Inc All675 words
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Article862 1986-07-18 12 Amsterdam JULY l« fh A8N 604 00 unch 103 40 -1.6 Ahold Akzo 9080 -0 2 161.80 -1.5 Akanto AA*V Amro Bar* Am Stod 152.30 -0.3 7830 -1.2 109 00 40 1 123.00 -2 Baikal 4090 +0.1 902.00 -10 Buahrman Tattaroda 213 00 unch 670 00 -15 FkMii862 words
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Advertisement485 1986-07-18 12 ii Wtare to wlae, aai euierfala Wholesome, fresh, sumptuous and all -you can eat... there is nothing more nutritious and better value for lunch than the QttfUataiulQiveena 'at Baron's Table. From a buffet spread of cold cuts, salads and soup to tender, succulent meats, served sizzling hot from the charcoal485 words
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Advertisement92 1986-07-18 12 on Pag* 14 ®PR/>JCEH3m Managed by Pnnce Hotels Japan Continuing the Prince Hotels tradition of friendly service 270 Orchard Road, Singapore 0923 Trie* RS ***** HCROWN Cable CROWNHOTEL Fa* *****18 Tri: *****11 Enjoy the Finest Steamboat in Town! I ■'.iv Seabreeze presents steamboat like you've never had before. Enjoy the92 words
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Article369 1986-07-18 13 HONGKONG: Share prices closed with pared losses yesterday on fresh buying in the colony which offset selling pressure from overseas institutions, brokers said. The Hang Seng Index finished off 3.67 at 1,759.71 after losing as much as 15 points in the morning, while the Hongkong Index was 1.47 lower369 words
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Article197 1986-07-18 13 JULY 17 MT 100 -0.04 Kuochan Oav Lm Chang Yuan 22 10 33.40 ■0.5 0.8 26.40 -0.2 12.60 31.20 -03 38.00 -0.6 Chang Hw Bark 44.20 26 70 1.5 Not Investment 385.20 -1.8 Ovo Hun Camant Chin Hun Flour 24 80 10.40 24.60 -0.4 -0 15 ■0.7 PocifK Com197 words
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Article394 1986-07-18 13 TOKYO: Prices closed higher yesterday on buying centred on enterprises likely to benefit from the yen's continuing rise against the US dollar, brokers said. Ibe market average rose 24.73 to close at 17,725.63 after hitting 17,764.66 in afternoon trading. It fell 181.90 on Wednesday from a record level on394 words
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Article74 1986-07-18 13 JULY 17 4 MoratMt Ononfol B 0014 -0 001 PM Ovtnwi 0001 unch 0017 inch ***** ***** Phiax 8 0.25 -0 02 0.013 -0001 ptcop 8 .15 +1 PLOT 152 Gotd 0 0012 +0.0002 Son M*«i B 62 inch 0006 +***** Soofrortf 0009 unch Btngutt Con. 8 74 -274 words
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Article386 1986-07-18 13 SYDNEY: Australian share mar- kets yesterday closed steady in lacklustre trading, with investors looking abroad for direction, brokers said. The All Ordinaries Index dipped 0.1 to 1,126.9 and the All Resources Index rose 1.3 to 618.0. The All Industrials fell 1.8 to 1,798.5 and the gold index was 0.5386 words
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Article147 1986-07-18 13 Reuter BANGKOK: The Securities Exchange of Thailand Index yesterday dipped 0.78 to 138.74. Turnover amounted to 424,061 shares valued at 77.7 million baht. Reuter JULY 17 1 Ao Kham Thai Mm* San Camant S«am Gtizam Sam Cihnm 557 (MP 2 Asia Ffcr* Ayudhya Invastmar*... Bangkok Agro+xl Bangkok Bank BankReuter - 147 words
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133 1986-07-18 13 AFP A SINO-US Joint venture has received authorisation to begin producing namebrand US cigarettes in China. The New China News Agency (NCNA) said construction of a plant in Xiamen, south-eastern Fujian province, will begin in September, with an initial investment of US$2l million.AFP - 133 words
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289 1986-07-18 13 Deal worth more than As4oom Reuter THE PAPUA NEW GUINEA government and foreign shareholders in the Ok Tedi gold and copper project had formally agreed on a refinancing deal worth more than AHOO million, Broken Hill Pty Co Ltd (BHP) announced in Sydney yesterday.Reuter - 289 words
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172 1986-07-18 13 Reuter WING ON HOLDINGS LTD plans further sales of non-core assets to help reduce its borrowings. According to the Hongkong group's 1985 annual report, it is also negotiating substantial medium- to long-term facilities to replace existing short-term debt, which accounted for HK5503.4Reuter - 172 words
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207 1986-07-18 13 Reuter HYUNDAI ENGINEERING and Construction Co Ltd of South Korea is arranging a US$2OO- note purchase agreement in relation to its projects in Iraq. Arranger LTCB Asia Ltd said that under the agreement, underwriting banks would purchase promissory notes issued by the Ministry ofReuter - 207 words
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87 1986-07-18 13 Reuter XIAMEN International Bank (XIB), China's first Joint venture bank, set up last November, made a profit of HK88.53 million in the first half of this year. The New China News Agency said the bank, with a registered capital of HK$BOO million,Reuter - 87 words
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Advertisement64 1986-07-18 13 %j <Si> H m WMm to wim. iiae and ealertalii ifi? 2 Mugs of Draught Beer Only $5 DURING HAPPY HOURS. its ii gnu ii| ii IBISi ll r ICR* ill 0 r on the house! Happy hours: 5 pm to 8 pm. Except premium brands LOUNGE7DISCO Xjl Apollo /n64 words
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Advertisement149 1986-07-18 13 Tho Seoul market was closod yesterday for Constitution Day. w. W w -y < vv aw Happenings galore, prizes aplenty... from now till August 30. Remy Martin XO and Highland Queen whisky bottle buyers will receive exclusive gifts and win attractive prizes in a lucky guiz. Ladies Night and no149 words
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Advertisement72 1986-07-18 13 IVORS JDiscot heque^r Level 4 Country Western Nite July 1 to 30 A wagon load of surprises 4c r 1l Ist Drink Charges: Sun-Thur: 9pm 2am; $12*' Fri, Sat Eve of Public Holidays: 9pm 3am; $18* LADIES NIGHT NO COVER CHARGE Tuesdays Wednesdays -kifir ExcetSor Hotel 5 Coleman Street. Singapore72 words
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Advertisement146 1986-07-18 13 ami Tea, Singapore Style Native favourites abound at Plum'*. the lobby round-Ihedock cote restaurant, too- lime w» see a mouthwatering tood display trot wiN bring out the "nonya" and "babo" In your soul. Fried Mifen Vegetable lemok Nasi lemak. Shoo Moi. 800 with assorted tWings. Nonya rice dumpings Century egg146 words
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Advertisement164 1986-07-18 13 I** Food Boom Package w For lunch or dmnar. you 0* 1«* and a aoup. a« ganuina Pttai) SWtuan cuaama (Sharks Fin dafccacy mctudad) A room prowdad tor your ipaaal oaneraaor wftathar ra xaono awr»»ar»f» V' Transit Special A* part of our A/mwaraa/y ca<a6rafion, wun fftnno you a MWcoma Savaraffa164 words
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Article497 1986-07-18 14 Kuok-Uda venture which owns the Shangri-La complex in KL UDA BUKTT Nanas Sdn Bhd (ÜBN), a joint venture between Kuok Brothers and Peremba (a wholly-owned subsidiary of the Urban Development Authority), is negotiating with its bankers to reschedule a Msl2o-million syndicated loan made in 1963.497 words
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108 1986-07-18 14 says that its wholly-owned subsidiary, Asian Computer Leasing Private, has changed its name to Haw Par TradingIt has an issued share capital of $2 divided into two shares of H each which will shortly be increased to $2 million divided into two108 words
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178 1986-07-18 14 MALAYSIAN Resources Corporation Bhd is hiving off its entire Csztide Factory operations and Multi Roofing Tiles Sdn Bhd (MRT) to MCB Holdings Bhd far MH2.30 million. The disposal of the carbide business, which includes land and buildings, plant, machinery and equipment,178 words
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Article827 1986-07-18 14 SHARE PRICES yesterday opened mixed but with a firmer bias in low activity. At 0829 GMT the FTSE 100 Index was 2J higher at 1,000.1. On Wednesday, the FT 30 closed at *****, up 3.7 while the FTSE edged U points higher to 1907 J. Buying sentiment was827 words
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Advertisement1386 1986-07-18 14 INTERNATIONAL TRUST FINANCE LIMITED (INCORPORATED IN THE REPUBLIC OF SINGAPORE) BALANCE SHEET 31ST DECEMBER 1965 SHAREHOLDERS' EQUITY SHARE CAPITAL 20,000,000 shares of $1 each in 1985iond 1984 $20,000,000 Issued and fully paid: 18,000,000 shares of $1 each CAPITAL RESERVE Share Premium Account STATUTORY RESERVE REVEHUE RESERVES General (Accumulated losses)/Retained profits1,386 words
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Article, Illustration4123 1986-07-18 15 RENEWED investor interest in Singapore Press Holding shares, plus speculative activity in other select lanes helped the local share market post modest rainfl yesterday Once again, activity was centred on trustee and blue-chip stocks, with a handful of heavy-weight issues scoring double-digit gains.4,123 words
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Article218 1986-07-18 15 SINGAPORE Risa* In idi km G t Ufa t M M Trart ic"$" r WtoruM Nat Iraa CaM Stom Dwtck Mr Ac— FAN M Owariai FCLS sir SfM Ba 1770 810 138 125 535 406 388 K* 328 410 135 730 610 304 206 +70 35 24218 words
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Article2738 1986-07-18 15 BID ud after pried officially HMd mad hmtnw in and reported to the Stock Rirlrnm of Shiga pore yesterday with the worn her oI shares traded Aon ia brackets ta lota at MM units -t A If uniai ocktwik specineo. All Time Settlement Coatracta are2,738 words
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Advertisement18 1986-07-18 15 KL market report, Business done on the KLSE. M onagers ust anage BT shows you how every Monday.18 words
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Advertisement2575 1986-07-18 16 Hongkongßank il!> The Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corporation Incorporated in Hong Kong with limited liability. Consolidated Balance Sheet at 31 December 1985 The Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corporation Consolidated Profit and Loss Account for the year ended 31 December 1985 1984 HKsan Net profit of The Hongkong and Shanghai Banking2,575 words
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Article, Illustration483 1986-07-18 17 LORETTA McLAUGHLAN - By IJ LORETTA McLAUGHLAN MR J Y PILLAY, the chairman of Singapore Airlines, has lexpressed doubts about the possibility of Temasek Holdings, the government holding company, being able to release much more SIA shares for sale from its current holding of 63483 words
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297 1986-07-18 17 AMBASSADOR HOLDINGS LTD's new look board of directors has appointed Singapore International Merchant Bankers Ltd (Simbl) to prepare an independent report on the financial position of the group. In a announcement to the stock exchange late yesterday, directors of Ambassador said they297 words
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Article102 1986-07-18 17 HONGKONG All Industrials Hongkong Indox Thursday 1098.60' Thursday 1798.5 Wednesday 1801.0 Week ago 1804.1 Wednesday 1100.07 Week ago 1073.22 NEW YORK Hong Song Indox Thursday 1759.71 Wednesday 1763.38 Week ago 1718.30 Dow Jones Wednesday 1774.18 Tuesday 1768.70 Week ogo 1826.07 TOKYO Standard Poors Nikkoi Average Thursday *****.63 Wednesday102 words
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Article270 1986-07-18 17 Monooiri' prices for Mr 18 >($) MARA-Bumiputra First B'putra 448 4.53 Singapore Unit Trust Second B'putra Third B'putra Fourth B'putra 4 18 4 23 321 326 The Commerce 0 84 0 90 361 366 The Savings Fund S'pore Prog Fund 0 75 0 81 0 36 0 39270 words
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Article200 1986-07-18 17 gapore 0104, on Friday, Ju-~ ly 25, at 11.30am. HARRISON8 MALAYSIAN PLANTATIONS Berhad: 10th AGM at The Theatrette, Ground Floor, Bangunan MIDF, Jalan Tun Razak, ***** Kuala Lumpur, on Wednesday, August 6, at 11.30am. PHASER NEAVE Limited: 87th AGM at 475 River Valley Road, Singapore 1024, on August200 words
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Article, Illustration600 1986-07-18 17 AMY CHEOK - Directors also respond to Intraco's defence document By AMY CHEOK DIVERSIFIED United Industrial Corporation is extending its takeover offer for trading group Intraco Ltd by a week, its first extensibn since the bid was launched on June 26. Shareholders will therefore600 words
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Article315 1986-07-18 17 EVEBPEACE says that Siew Nim Chee, Tan Hoe Kock and Lee Kee Hong have resigned as directors while Ngiam Kee Tong has been appointed to the board. THE SES has asked Metre Holdings to comment on a press report that investors began chasing Metro shares on rumours that315 words
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425 1986-07-18 17 SHARE PRICES yesterday recovered some ground to close mixed to firmer in continued quiet conditions at the Kuala Lumpur stock market. Price changes were again few and narrow as dabblers continued to exercise restraint. However, a handful of Singapore-based counters posted double-digit gains on425 words
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Article, Illustration652 1986-07-18 17 NAJEEB JARHOM - NAJEEB JARHOM US-BASED Kentucky Fried Chicken Tnt*rMH«ui Corp (KFCI) has chosen the Republic in preference to Hongkong for its new regional office. Heading the office is Mr Tony Wang, who has been named vice-president of Southeast Asia (including Hongkong) and China. Mr Wang.652 words
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Article1893 1986-07-18 17 BID and offer prices officially listed and twin— in and reported to the Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange yesterday, with the number of shares traded shown in brackets in lots at 1,000 units unless otherwise specified. fOUSTMALS Acuta (1506) xd Aiinomoto Ami Hlg (1206) cd AMD1,893 words
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Advertisement58 1986-07-18 17 LTCB U.S. $20,000,000 NEGOTIABLE FLOATING RATE US. DOLLAR CERTIFICATES OF DEPOSIT DUE AUGUST 31,1967 Pursuant to Condition 3 of the Certificates, The Long-Term Credit Bank of Japan, Ltd. hereby gives notice that it will repay the Deposits on the Interest Payment Date falling on August 29, 1986. JULY 18.1966 THE58 words
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415 1986-07-18 18 BOEY KIT YIN - By BOEY KIT YIN NEW DESTINATIONS, faster services, more traffic rights, increased cargo traffic and a rationalisation of its route network are just some of the goals Singapore Airlines has set for itself in the next few years. SIA has also committed415 words
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563 1986-07-18 18 FOO CHOY PENG - By FOO CHOY PENG, Chief Reporter WAGES in Singapore went up slower last year than in the past but they were still the highest in the four Asian newly-industri-alising countries, according to a US study of comparative wage563 words
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Article, Illustration320 1986-07-18 18 RETRENCHMENT of unionised workers has gone down for the third successive quarter, lending further support to the belief that redundancies are tapering off. According to latest figures from the National Trades Union Congress (NTUC), 939 unionised workers were retrenched in the second quarter of this320 words
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207 1986-07-18 18 SAUDI ARABIA'S oil output has jumped to around six million barrels per day (bpd), maintaining a strong rise that has helped to depress oil prices, industry sources in the region said on Wednesday. The heavy production schedule shows little sign of abating207 words
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222 1986-07-18 18 Reuter FORMER President Ferdinand Marcos is willing to return US$2l3 million held in Swiss bank accounts to the new Philippine government. Moritz Leuenberger, a lawyer for the government, said in Geneva yesterday that provisional agreement had been reached with Mr Marcos's lawyersReuter - 222 words
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221 1986-07-18 18 Reuter THE West German economy will grow faster than any other leading industrial economy this year, with the exception of Canada. The Organisation for Economic Cooperation ft Development (OECD) said on Tuesday that Bonn's economy would grow by 3.4 per cent this year andReuter - 221 words
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470 1986-07-18 18 Bernama MALAYSIAN Prime Minister Dr Mahathir Mohamad has told Malaysians that the threat posed by foreign influence is more dangerous than what the Malacca Sultanate had faced in the past. Speaking in Malacca yesterday at the opening of a replica of a MalaccaBernama - 470 words
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235 1986-07-18 18 AP THE PRESIDENT of the semigovernmental Japanese firm which will construct the new US$6 billion airport off Osaka has said that "the basic construction, such as reclamation" will be undertaken by Japanese contractors and not by foreign competitors. Yoshio Takeuchi, the president of Kansai InternationalAP - 235 words
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Article78 1986-07-18 18 Reuter COMEX SILVER FUTURES slipped slightly in early trading yesterday, but the metal again proved resilient above the key support level of US$5.O2 an ounce, brokers said. Silver for September delivery recovered from an early low of U555,051 and traded at U555,065, off 1.5 cents from Wednesday. OtherReuter - 78 words
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Article61 1986-07-18 18 Reuter THE WALL STREET stock market continued a rally into the second day in early trading yesterday, attempting to recover further from the 140-point drop earlier this month. The Dow Jones Industrial Average advanced seven points to 1782, adding to Wednesday's gain of five points. Advances ledReuter - 61 words
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Article32 1986-07-18 18 Reuter CHINESE Prime Minister auu> Ziyang left Madrid yesterday after a three day official visit in which he offered Spain five industrial projects valued at US$3BO million.Reuter - 32 words
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Article62 1986-07-18 18 AFP THE PRICE OF North Sea crude oil bounced back over US$lO a barrel in London yesterday, recovering from. record lows earlier this week. Brent for August delivery was traded at US$lO.lO a barrel, up from US$B.65 the previous day and a km of US$B.55AFP - 62 words
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Article46 1986-07-18 18 AP SOUTH KOREA Is reportedly studying a 3 per cent to 5 per cent revaluation of the won against the the US dollar in an effort to ease tensions with the US, which is irritated by its growing trade deficit with Seoul.AP - 46 words
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39 1986-07-18 18 Reuter THAILAND and the US are negotiating details of a joint arms stockpile to be set up in Thailand, the first American war reserve in a country without US bases, the two sides confirmed yesterday.Reuter - 39 words
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Article39 1986-07-18 18 Reuter MUSLIM rebels yesterday released 10 Roman nuns held captive for five days in the southern Philippines and army officials said they were confident that another group would free an abducted American Ptotestant missionary. ReuterReuter - 39 words
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Advertisement172 1986-07-18 18 Piltay doubts TomMok will r«l«m mora BIA ihirat, Pago 17 EXPATRIATE COMMENTS ABOUT ARDMORE PARK NO. 3| 'Go out on Sunday We never have time!' 0 m > X IS At Ardmore Park, a typical Sunday morning with our neighbours is spent playing tennis, swimming, sunbathing and lunching on curry172 words
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Advertisement11 1986-07-18 18 Aquino says government stronger as a result of coup, Page 411 words
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Advertisement63 1986-07-18 18 The geld re part vu ut available at press time. ft RESTAURANT N I < ChiW P rawn Seasonal Pudding Roast Dine Dance to the satin sounds of The Edition, Live Band at the Cathay 4. 1 ai Pudding 12 (j* <*****6 -S I. The food is Chinese, the m00d...63 words
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Miscellaneous47 1986-07-18 18 WMm Outlook for today: Foir. Roport for 24 Hours prior to 7.90pm on My 17 ot tho oirport: Maximum tomporaturo 32.4 A»ociotod humidity 62 Mmimum tomporoturn 26.1 Associated humidity 87 Hours of sumhma 7.45 RoMFoN m millimetres nil Roinfoll this month 31.8 Roiny days this month 547 words
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Article, Illustration548 1986-07-18 19 JUNE LIM - By JUNE LIM PACIFIC INTERNATIONAL Lines is optimistic that liftings to and from the Japanese Port of Muroran will double by year-end even though initial loadings have failed to meet expectation. When the service covering Indonesia, Singapore, Hongkong, Taiwan548 words
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300 1986-07-18 19 AFP AS THE FLAGS of 13 nations whipped in the sea breeze, Thailand embarked on the fifth year of its programme to stop the pirates who victimise boat people still trickling out from Vietnam. Representatives from Thailand and 12 donor countries met onAFP - 300 words
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138 1986-07-18 19 THE NORTH America Eastbound Rate Agreement, Anera, will Introduce a special contingency surcharge on Aug 15 to offset possible expenses from labour disputes. The cnarge, to be collected only if there are labour disputes, calls for shippers to pay a maximum US$lO per138 words
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Article122 1986-07-18 19 IN A SHIPPING Times article, "Active programme lined up for KST Communications published yesterday, it was reported that Leo Shipping along with 24 companies have awarded contracts to KST Communications to draw up software programs over the next six months. Shipping Times has been informed that Leo122 words
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Article89 1986-07-18 19 Reuter A SWEDISH steelworks owned by Kockums AB which was closed down last September has been sold to China for an undisclosed sum, a Kockums spokesman said. The steelworks, at Ronneby in southern Sweden, will be dismantled at a cost of 2 million crowns and shipped toReuter - 89 words
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Article1226 1986-07-18 20 INCREASED grain chartering emerged for cargoes out of the US but other sections of the freight market were subdued on Wednesday with some fixing concluded without details being disclosed, shipbrokers said. Wheat was covered from the US Gulf to Seaforth at a fairly steady U555.75 while $10.50 was1,226 words
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1173 1986-07-18 20 DESPITE THE advances in fire protection equipment, fire and explosion remains the single largest cause of shipping casualties. This is the startling conclusion of a study carried out by the Salvage Association figures tracing casualties from 1974 to 1964 and comparing them1,173 words
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460 1986-07-18 20 A PROVISION IN the US Shipping Act allowing parties affected by any agreements pub* lished in the Federal Register only 10 days to make their comments has been faulted as "unreasonably short". The deputy executive director of the Port of Oakland, Mr460 words
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Article886 1986-07-18 20 AB Shpg Accord Shpg Afea Line Ahrertkiel Liner AC Toepter Anro Service Aqua Lines Arrow Lines Atias Line ANL APC Line APL ASCL Bait-Canada Line Bait-Orient Line Bank Line BBS Bay of Bengal Bayanihan Shpg Ben Line Cont Ben Ocean Bengal X-press Birkart S.E.A Blue Star Line886 words
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246 1986-07-18 20 NYT THE NUMBER of orders for ships received by Japanese shipbuilders between April and June decreased by about 50 per cent compared with the same period in 1965, according to a survey of ship export contracts recently compiled by the Japan ShipNYT - 246 words
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Article176 1986-07-18 21 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" Line Korean Shipping Corporation Neptune Orient Lines Orient Overseas Container Line Cho Yang shipping ANRO (STRAITS/ AUSTRALIAN Australian National Line Australia/Straits Container176 words
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386 1986-07-18 21 Lloyd's List SHIPOWNERS FEAR a large proportion of the world's chemical tanker fleet could be forced to stop trading early next year because it will fail to meet strict new international standards. This could create severe difficulties for the important international chemical trading industry,Lloyd's List - 386 words
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418 1986-07-18 21 Fairplay SPAIN IS threatening to become this year's leading black spot for industrial disputes affecting shipping, according to the Londonbaaed mutual strikes insurer, the Transmarine Mutual Strike Assurance Association Limited. The club's manager, Else Allan Neil Limited, writing in the latest issueFairplay - 418 words
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188 1986-07-18 21 THE HONGKONG owners of the log carrier Cam way which tilted and partly sank in the Sarawak river in Kuching have been asked to remove the vessel immediately from the area because it is posing a danger to passing vessels. The Marine Department188 words
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Article354 1986-07-18 21 July It-Aug 2 Galbraith's shipping course, Ashridge Management College, Berkhamsted, Hertfordshire. Aug 26-29 Offshore Northern Seas, offshore technology conference and exhibition, Stavanger, Oslo. Aug 27-29 Towards an efficient port industry, Lloyd's of London Press international maritime seminar, The Berners Hotel, London Wl. Sopt 3-4 Prospects of maritime cooperation354 words
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82 1986-07-18 21 AP CUSTOMS officials in central Japan said a South Korean seaman has been put on a wanted list for allegedly attempting to smuggle into Japan 10 kg of stimulant drugs valued at 2 billion yen in street sales. An official of the NagoyaAP - 82 words
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5026 1986-07-18 26 A guide to ships loading at Singapore for ports around the world The list below tabulates, by port of destination, the name of the ship, the shipping line involved and the estimated dates of arrival and departure from the Port of Singapore.5,026 words
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Article716 1986-07-18 27 CONTAINER TERMINAL RECEIVING OF EXPORT FCL CONTAINERS AND LCL CARGO Godws FCL Arrival for LCL movement Ship Voy dote/time Operator cargo schedule Location Ming Longe 19W 18.7 86 1800 Malay St F1 0900-1000 B7 Kris Lemono 17 18.7.86 1700 SSPL F1 0800-0900 S2 Shang Cheng 35S36N 18.7.86 2300716 words
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Article448 1986-07-18 27 AT CONVENTIONAL WHARVES Vessel Berth Agent Arrival Departure Ear 1 K9 Jar dine alongside 18.7/1830 Frotodurbon Kl8 Merfcon alongside 187/1500 IndionCourier Kl7 T rons-Or alongside 18 7/0530 Auby K25W SSPL 18.7/0630 19.7/0600 Equator 5 K23 Thong Soon 18.7/0700 19.7/0700 Wakanarm Maru K16 Borneo 18.7/1200 18.7/2300 Posir Panjang448 words
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Advertisement647 1986-07-18 19 OOCL Orient OVERSEAS Gwttimi LINE MM Wit MOOT On *****4/ OQK) 70 Slwefwi Nay «04 03 Kanu Home Smgjporf 0207 111 ??ISO 11 TELEX NO RS ?4179 CFS Of fa TPC »03 079 Id *****31 and *****3? Iff MM eftce TfC »0! iiO Tel *****90/*****93/*****01 POHI KMI Mm Ml M647 words
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Advertisement73 1986-07-18 19 mm DESPITE THE advances in fire protection equipment, fire ond explosion remains the single lorgest cause of shipping casualties. Pag« II SHIPOWNERS FEAR a lorge proportion of the world's chemical tanker fleet could be forced to stop trading eorly next yeor because it will fail to meet strict new international73 words
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Advertisement504 1986-07-18 19 9 THE HEART OF THE MAERSK L NE V' I AYS AYS AYS ■YS OAK 1/1 10/1 14/1 17/1 B/l N/t 30/1 31/1 M 1/1 13/t 14/1 23/1 3/1 25/0 30/J 30/1 l n W M M U/» 1V» 15a a/9 a/9 27/1 a/9 ,»/i k Part MM/7 TV 25/7504 words
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Advertisement218 1986-07-18 20 YAMASHITA-SHINNIHON UNE TRAMS-PACIFIC SERVICES STRAITS Pacific South WMt rwdir at Kao Pacific North Woat Taadar at Kao Atlantic/Canada Faador at Nagoya [iiiiiiim ''TTijnM rir~i r rrnw mm rwM FTJI FTTT »T7TM ILV TTTM item nrr 7 ny ptt» ny li i mm n ■!mentw ■iniinir>riaicnEniin T' 111 I I 11218 words
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Advertisement152 1986-07-18 20 Supercarrier Service TO: PANAMA US WC/EC/ AN I*9Ml r^wm IUI I Mm iiiiifci ca*i tar ll—l— (MB). Frame*, (MM. Stackta* art So Dtaf* L taptat. CtaMa «ta Ml CMM Anita. Cwacao Br4fetoim PMpstwt tort of Span. HamMon. Amfstori St totals Basse Terre. Castries. Fort France Pornt Pitre. Port i St152 words
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Advertisement497 1986-07-18 21 The Straits Steamship Group iri a nus ii. ii* STRAITS SHAPING Singapore to Sabah, Sarawak, Brunei Porta and Bangkok CON T *'NFPSH»P SFRVICF TO UK CONTINENT Overteaa Containora Limited arsr rt» irtef HMir*B uhi 11/1 U/« M/ 9 M/ 9 M/ 9 it/i 11/t a/9 a/9 zvi 21/ i 8/1497 words
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Advertisement658 1986-07-18 21 Franco Belgian Services t r, />, K ,'>/•'/ r. rr I iMEMBER OF ACE CONSORTIUM) "T oh (21 mo 11 Am uki umi 17 mi umi cm* cm MM (aM) UM§ umi nil BMI a* »MI aw ttaf(4ta|)S«m Htal 27M| ts* —BMW 13 M( (11 fc«) 11* I>« «V» •1#658 words
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Advertisement267 1986-07-18 22 ■MM u Hapag-Lloyd FROM N. CONTINENT &UK IMPORTS Bay SU Br town Eiprns SU KaeUaa Bit M *****(4 K. La** *****25/S/S. *****11 *****49 *****71 t. Katanc *****11 *****00 CFS 3****** *****44 PUM* *****7, (***** A *****33 4131(3 _/f INTERNATIONAL FREIGHT FORWAROERS CONSOLIDATION SERVICE WEEKLY FROM PT. KELANG SINGAPORE Accepting FCL267 words
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Advertisement644 1986-07-18 22 FULLY CONTAINERISED SERVICE TO EUROPE VIA SUEZ 9 Member ol the Ace Consortium KlClin 39W C I. TOKYO 5* CMM COM TUCK 3M CM PNK M EROM EUROPE VIA SUEZ A Member of the Ace Consortium Oaua T#t» 3/8 (/I S/8 13/1 18/8 70/8 25/8 PKdanf Spsrt HK«n( (24/7) 22/7644 words
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Advertisement386 1986-07-18 22 at Hai Sun Hup Co (Pte) I id TFI *****06 (20 Lines) TLX RS 220 M S. RS ***** Q, a \M 1 k\ \k I l\l K II I) STRUTS/JAPAN/STRAITS SERVICE [SPECIALIST IN RO-RO HEAVY LIFTS I SOU NAGOVA SO(l MESH MSSHO I SEW MATSUYAMA Lm*| at apprapriatad Berth386 words
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Advertisement983 1986-07-18 22 EVERGREEN Full Container Service Round-The-World East Bound (FE/CARIB/USEC/EURO/FE) em eoun no GOME no una no au ra Govtm na a«t cm LIKMG m.so mxepimc 1) PMMBOKL I) uruin*. SM MW ISC 116 a/7 M/ 7 hp a/7 a/7 nn »n sa 4/i t/i l/l 12/1 13/1 IS/1 u/» a/i u/i983 words
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Advertisement499 1986-07-18 23 V\v PACIFIC INTERNATIONAL LINES PIL Building, 140 Cecil Street. 03-00 Singapore 0106 Tel: *****33 FAR EAST CONTAINER SERVICE OOWA KOTA OINGA MAJAPAHTT OOWA o/o n/« 20n 2S/0 i/o 11/* INDONESIA CONTAINER SERVICE VESSEL SEA HAWK SEA VICTORY SEA HAWK KOTA SOMA SEA HAWK SIN JKT WO SM isn so/7 SI/7499 words
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Advertisement594 1986-07-18 23 BEN LINE CONTAINERS CwMm Ui EXPRESS CONTAMER SERVICE FROM UK/CONTMIfT vm |pabb rum |fob 2V7 M/ 7 21/7 M/ 7 VI VI Urn, Mm. M/ 7 M/ 7 21/7 23/7 25/7 14/1 lt/S c*r a< EdMvffc 24/7 21/7 29/7 31/7 2/1 22/1 2«/ l FraaMvt Etprea VI 5/1 VI l/l594 words
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Advertisement421 1986-07-18 23 r n r A tl. I EXPRESS SEMI CONTAINERSHIP SERVICE SINGAPORE TO EUROPE tmir IMB I a n/7 I n/t wt ir% (MM MM WMM|»S/»~| 5/» "«/Hl**" "t/jl*™" fuma TJc! DJAKARTA LLOYD INDONESIAN NATIONAL \r !Tu^PTßr!T7ffl TTIFWIXiKtt nun n/t I I.IM i ii UZu. .3 .1 J '1 3 ERA421 words
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Advertisement220 1986-07-18 23 BOUSTEAD SHIPPING AGENCIES 1* V* BURMA FIVE STAR (Burmese Ptatmnl Line) fir tin in r*n p JMm Hmi i 17/11 M 11/19 M a/31 M 1/2* tnitm BANK LINE FWIMMM TICK 21/7 Q/l X/l S/l TM6ALA SAMOA 17 S/l 1/9 11/9 U/9 TOMM MMN V.l 24/1 21/1 27/» 25/9 ■W220 words
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Advertisement1087 1986-07-18 24 USA ft CANADA (Round Tho World Sorvico) K LINE KAWASAKI KISEN KAISHA, LTD. 0. PATRIOT m H COMM. W IL ME V 3 PACFIC COAST FEEDER fSL SP o. pahbot J. HUME *57 20 I STORE IB 19 JM 1? Aug 29 JM 21 Aug t tag 1 Sep PACIFIC1,087 words
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Advertisement568 1986-07-18 24 aoas&. AUSTRALIA EXPRESS CONTAMER SERVICE Accepting FCL/FCL Containers Fwdn P Artanf tSUCHWRVb m CM WAR V?; 1/ Aug CSTEaraR 7 6 Sept MHb fro* Sf*i Aho Accepts i Aut 14 Aug 1? Auf AUH Bm 29 Au« 3 Sept 1 Sep! Add Brrs 1? S«f>t 76 Sept 74 Sept Adel568 words
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Advertisement691 1986-07-18 24 GOLDEN LINE GUAM GUM SMPTMG (PTE) LID 23. IM *T« Start SMCAPOME IIM m. SMJMS (II HO) STRAITS/PERSIAN GULF SERVICE: COIKN mm CotoaPo'****• *na Q»«>oos Dub* EU>>'W MUBI KM Colombo Rwact" Oub» Ru«*t Spoft f tadnPtwi f.i. *lin'^iViiv.nrf^TT QUAN QUAN SHIPPING SON. BHD. P. KELANG Tat 03-307*1, XD2K-7. Talai Nr691 words
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Advertisement352 1986-07-18 24 INTRASEA tPTE) I.^" 10 Ansni R >jci "7? 16 Inters• Ph.* < S 0207 Tel 2246<>l 1 L nes <► BREAKBULK SERVICE TO EUROPE/UK S'prt t. Mlhi Lm*| tarANTMPPE L BBK9II SM ta Pert ROT/M/W (AW) FORT CARLETON HK9I3 hM ROT/IM/M (AWN) NEMO CAREER 989C914 23/7 ZI/7 ROT/MT/M (AVON) U352 words
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Advertisement745 1986-07-18 25 NEPTUNE 10TIM AGENCKS PTE. LTD. fl 01/MBT TPA/SU i««m cfs none 27*977 *****53 2/***** *****22 *****53 08 OKCT IMS *****19 27*111 fm wmm* Mgtf anpm. ptuu cjl *****44 PJMm| NEPIM SDN. M. 3689M7/3C*****/ *****53/3M7426 KLiapv KMC SDN. M>. 2tt5771 242«1J4/*****35 PWM| KMC SON. M. *****9/*****5/6276M/627M1/*****2 FAll-EAST/EUROPE FULLY CONTAINERISED SERVICE A745 words
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Advertisement415 1986-07-18 25 HEUNG-A SHIPPING Korean Flag Vessels SEMI-CONTAINERISED DIRECT SERVICE TO I P KELANG. PENANG. BUSAN. INCHON Dmaa/MM fa. I Dmm/MSN lb. 7 Oiw/OW Hi Dwn/iM Inkrnn Gbrf/MMS Nt omm/H7M fa I Dmb/MM Pi* I (UNI'. NIP UNI AGINCKS Pll I ID IH .'/599/ i > SS4 i 4 Ho«j4wips i .'.VMO415 words
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Advertisement463 1986-07-18 25 SINSOV SINGAPORE SOVCT SHIPPING CO PRIVATE LTD SMSOV BUNJNNG 55. Martet Street Sniapore 0104 Tek *****33 (15 Lews) TemM Office: *****41/2 Cable Address SMSOV SINGAPORE Telex Numbers RS ***** RS ***** RS ***** P KELANG PENMK M/S SMBMAT NAN SOON SON MM. IST ANO 2ND FLOOR. MESSRS HN IHONG SWPMC463 words
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Advertisement57 1986-07-18 25 TOSMUN V .1M MONTI MLOM V IA KOBE (MM V 102* SQZM MMU V.M tart %mwi far m ImM W V*lM to Mi m 22/7/* a( km. MM 12M In. Ttan be m tartar altar I* Mr SHBUSANA MEBHH ft HI T. TfTH CO. PTL LTDL, n iniinK *Mi»« Hi57 words
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Advertisement415 1986-07-18 26 f REGIONAL CONTAINER LINES TO BANGKOK (5 WEEKLY SAILINGS) 19/7 Disduri* Orfy VESSEL TUNG HM NO. 2 HE23 Sat 19/7 Sat/Sw 119-20/7 li IT-1 TUNG NAI N0.2 m nrr Disdurfc Only Tta/Fri 31-1/1 THAILAND HE223 □521EE51 DiKKar|« Oriy rTm csnaua li^iTTgfTß| V7M n in Ufifli rrm rrm rrm MALACCA STRAITS415 words
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Advertisement61 1986-07-18 26 s'TW'ii'M •NOME l£E-NL3 25/7 2C/7 CMBi •Wt 9MC-MWI2 4/1 5/1 CMtti (Ftfy CmUMM tonka) fee**| CwUtan (Fa. LCI A SOC) *SC Tw ImnM m vim *4 Mm. «M* U|M. AQUA LINES LIMITED (Bangladesh Flag) MV Shezan MM Sated Chrttaflong/Chalna/Karac* Aaont C.uqo mq A )«nt West Ocean Shipping Sdn Bhd Perkapalan61 words
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Advertisement81 1986-07-18 26 MV •ClfM COAST ru 7/1 TO «/l General Ajents Imkov Shipping Co Pte Ltd. IX C«d SM #1442. Cad Carl Tpm lIH tat 27X773 Trin h B ***** MUM CORMORANT c s SM K PNC Ln*| TRIAD PASS VICTORY 2t/7 lta*u STAR LANAO 31/7 i Jk MULT (PORT AGENCIES S81 words
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Miscellaneous147 1986-07-18 26 n m s r,v w /a m V s (.4 n SIGNIFICANT WEATHER AND SEA CONDITIONS AT 7.30 A.M. THIB MORNINQ. LEGEND* R Thunder norm Temperature *C Shower Weather Wind direction with speed in knots Rain Waw height Cloudy Sky *C /v cr* Wind direction with speed in knots Wave147 words
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Advertisement198 1986-07-18 27 BATAM. OUMAI. PEKAN BARU REGULAR SERVICE Vessel ETA ETD Loading tor BARGE ENQ TOU 95 In Port 19/7 BATAM/ P. SAMBU NAStONAL 19/7 20/7 OUMAI/ P. BARU NASIONAL JAVA 21/7 22/7 OUMAI/ P. BARU •w KOH t SONS SHTPM6 PIE LID OPtRATORS: FLEET SMPPW6 4 WMMMMMMIMMPKI V tl—IW 0719 Tafc198 words
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Advertisement192 1986-07-18 27 P.T. prawns LINES :.r m /yj new funnel trading co. V Unit 103 Stock 16 Pa noon loop S<ngapcxe 0612. lei *****09 to RS ***** FUNNEL Pwlpwn Mnufacturf A Supplier i,— ****** Monuol SemiKjßyAutoContatnei Spreoaers Contoinef Secunng Equipments Container Fitting lashing System < Container Fitting And Contain*) Hardware Timber logs192 words
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Advertisement264 1986-07-18 27 NtAOA XXXIX MJE* O MAPEWA V.EB o*/M ETA ETD OS/M In Pt It Jul 23 Jul 2S Jul SI Jul 2 Aug tJOOHVMSHn MX. 445 QUMFttB I KG (PTE) LTD., IKE. #02-14 SKUNK 1719 IEL:2M243S, 2*31*7 TELEX IS 3M71 W n LEQMG SHEN SHIPPING WKt (S) PTE. LTD. ETA ETD264 words
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Advertisement27 1986-07-18 27 BOMBAY EXPRESS FCL LCL SERVICE REGULAR LINER SERVICE TO INDIA/BANGLADESH PORTS. ETA FID DESTMATON MMM BCTI VOY 24/K 22/7 2S/7 CXTTA6ONG PAIS VOY 10/K 20/7 23/7 RANGOON/BY27 words
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Advertisement402 1986-07-18 28 CROSSWA TEH r t Hi f RT rn E(-AX N G4MIW&IT door to door service REGULAR TRANS-SIBERIAN CONTR. SERVICE FCL/LCL TO: KABUL/HABUTON/TORGHBBI/DAKFA/TEIiRAN Penanf P. Ketanf S'pore Vu Vostochny 19/7 20/7 21/7 Via Back sea 11/7 19/7 23/7 Also accepts* via Twiey to Iran Via Sack Sea to Menm/btonM/M Eastern European402 words
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Advertisement401 1986-07-18 28 HEAP SENG TRADING SHIPPING PTE LTD 6001 BEACH ROAD #13-01 GOLDEN MILE TOWER SINGAPORE 0710 TEL NO. *****22 (3 LINES) TLX NO. R8 ***** HEAPCO ihi niU'i.i'.i.ii. l .,:AiLiLiil'l*: MHT KENT SOUTH 1 it Mr Mr MM) M» 2 tog V« M| M| 12/ D Ml lITI JUO—I M M401 words
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Advertisement598 1986-07-18 28 C.Y. LINE (A Mtrnlw Of The ACE Consortium) CHO YANG SHIPPING CO. LTD FULLY CONTAINERISED SERVICE TO EUROPE (VIA SUEZ) mono* m ca TO*TO 4MI OBM CONTNNDt 3CO TIMS MORI 0 BMXZ 30W Spat 23/7 34/7 4/4 24/4 ton Ma Ftton H"W| Iran M*q 11/1 12/1 14/1 lt/1 17/1 19/4598 words
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