The Business Times, 6 November 1986

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    11 1 BUSINESS TIMES M.C. (P) No. 192/12/85 THURSDAY, NOVEMBER UN 75 CENTS
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    FINANCIAL NEWS SUMMARY
    180 1 EXCHANGE RATES THE S$ closed at a higher 2.100/1900 (2.UB0/00 previously) against the US$ is the forex market yesterday. But it weakened to 3.1227/73 (3.1015/51) against The local unit roee against the yen and deotschemark, but Ml sUghdy against the rtaggit. US$: 163.10/20 yen, 2.0420/30 DM, S$2.1890/1900
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    Lock icon Dollar and shares fall on US election results
    343 1 Reuter, UPI SHARE PRICES eased across the world, the US dollar weakened on currency markets and gold firmed in value yesterday as the Democrats won control of the American Senate in Congressional elections. The Hongkong stock market virtually collapsed, with the blue-chip
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    3rd quarter GDP up 3.8pc
    577 1  -  B-G Lee cautions against euphoria By LOH HUI YIN SINGAPORE'S economy is set to end the year with a growth rate that is nearer to 2 per cent, after a 3.8 per cent expansion in the third quarter. A 6.5 per cent advance is needed
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    Hong Leong to pioneer with mortgage bonds
    448 1  -  f ALVIN TAY HONG LEONG HOLDINGS will launch Singapore's first local dollar mortgage bond issue worth a record $185 million early next week, sign ailing the start of more similar mortgagebacked, fixed-Income instruments in the next few months. The new issue will bring
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    Are there any more backers for a Noble project?
    364 1  -  By GOH YEE LING ITS ENOUGH to make Jon Noble's venerable whiskers bristle. Here he Is, with a wall-full of awards (or m»iHng ftim« that sell Singapore, all geared up to attack new markets and he can't get enough backing! All
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    Stock market comes under selling wave
    243 1 THE SINGAPORE stock market succumbed to widespread pro-fit-taking yesterday, finishing sharply lower in fairly active trading. Several high-priced blue chip industrials and finance stocks suffered double-digit falls. However, lower-priced trustee shares and second-liners managed to fend off the onslaught of sellers. Hotel and property
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      214 1 ].)!'(-_}%+(:='}<"`.]{@/<,+|'%: mm OUR VIEW ALTHOUGH IT IS STILL on open question where local interest rates ore hooded, there is nevertheless odequote indication thot it is time for corporate treasurers and individuals alike to do some homework. LEADER, Page IT HAS BEEN HINTED that civil servants ore unlikely to receive their
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      68 1 More reports on Psgo 2 How Shangri-La sharpens its competitive edge THE SECRET of success for a hotel manager? Knowing how to be a good hotel guest, says Randolph Guthrie, the general manager of the Shangri-La Hotel. He gets his senior staff to check into other hotels every now and
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  • HOME NEWS
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      Three key sectors remained depressed in third quarter
      332 2  -  Construction could have been worse hit but for remedial measures V By LOH HUI YIN THREE SECTORS which together account for more than half of Singapore's gross domestic product commerce, financial and hurt iw si services and construction remained depressed in the
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      Figuring out the figures
      349 2 DID SINGAPORE'S economy grow faster in the third quarter than in the second quarter? 'The way the statistics are computed now, the 3.8 per cent growth in the third quarter is greater than the revised 1.2 pig- cent achieved the previous quarter. 'However, if the same
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      Spotradio lands EDB grant with innovative vessel
      562 2  -  By MARTIN SOONG TWELVE INCHES of water. That is all it will take to float a landing craft being developed by Spotradio Industries, one of 16 companies which received certificates last night for grants awarded under the Economic Development Board's Product Development Assistance
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      Industrial confederation mooted
      224 2 THE SETTING up of ma organisa tion to unify manufacturers and prevent them (ram dwelling on sectlonsi Interests was proposed last night. Singapore Manufacturers' Association president Tan Wah Thong said that the proposed Confederation of Singapore Industries should be the private sector's equivalent of the Trade and
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      Keep up the economic stimulus, urges SMA
      273 2 MEASURES taken by the Singapore government to stimulate economic recovery should be maintained; otherwise the economy could change its course towards a firm recovery. This warning was iMued by Mr Tan Wah Thong, president of the Singapore Manufacturers' Association at its annual dinner
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      Improving quality control at construction sites
      374 3  -  By LUCY NG THE CONSTRUCTION Industry Development Board (CIDB) is planning to train supervisors and clerks-of-works to upgrade quality control standards at the worksite. It will soon liase with the Singapore Contractors Association Ltd (SCAL) and the Singapore Institute of Building to work out
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      Instruments to take centre-stage
      146 3 EUROPEAN CRAFTSMEN will bring over 30 different types of musical instruments rarely seen in Singapore for a three-day music fair beginning Nov 27 at the Hyatt Regency. The 2nd European Music Fair will give local music buffs the chance to try out a range of keyboard,
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      NTI aims to excel in IC research
      289 3 INTEGRATED CIRCUIT design training in Singapore received a boost yesterday when Nanyang Technological Institute (NTI) took delivery of a $5 million computer-aided-engineering (CAE) system. Consisting of 15 Apollo DN3OOO workstations coupled with software for integrated circuit (IC) and printed circuit board (PCB) design,
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      Local sand importers discount effect of move by Johor exporters
      437 3 JOHOR SAND EXPORTERS stopped selling to Singapore on Monday but this will hardly affect the local construction industry, say importers, as their supplies come mainly from their own joint ventures in Indonesia. According to a Beraama report, Johor exporters have
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      International corporate leaders to speak at productivity congress
      298 3  -  By ANNA TEO A FORMER ADVISER to Marks k Spencer and the company secretary of Jaguar Cars Ltd will be among the speakers at this year's National Productivity Congress. Dr Jan de Somogyi, execonomics adviser to the Marks A Spencer board, will
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      SESDAQ over dinner
      102 3 A DINNER-TALK on SESDAQ, the second securities market for small, medium and growing companies to obtain equity, will be held on November 21. The talk, organised by the Chartered Association of Certified Accountants, Singapore branch, will be given by Mr George Thia. Mr Thia is the managing
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      Public sector unlikely to get incentive pay
      449 3  -  By BOEY KIT YIN CIVIL SERVANTS are unlikely to receive their half-month incentive payment next year, hinted Finance and Health Minister Dr Richard Hu yesterday. This will be the second year that the public service will forgo the Incentive payment and this will
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      Thirteenth month payment a possibility
      143 3 CIVIL SERVANTS are likely to get their 13th month annual wage supplement this year although Finance Minister Richard Hu was non-committal about the possibility when asked about It yesterday. BT understands that the government is prepared to pay the 13th month bonus to civil ser-
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      STPB pleased with the flow
      312 3 THERE WAS NO FLOOD of proposals, but response to the invitation to revitalise the Singapore River was considered good enough by the Singapore Tourist Promotion Board (STPB). The STPB has received 16 proposals for boating activities on the river and a floating restaurant In Marina
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      Union's drive hampered
      122 3 THE RECESSION is hampering the labour movement's efforts to;, recruit more wwnibwi. The success of a recruiting I* drive using incentives and lucky?; draws introduced by the National Trades Union Congress hi its mem- bar Alp campaign has been muted;! by retrenchments, according to lir Goh Chee
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      115 3 Is your Board of Directors getting bored of getting diaries? r; nrMj If there is one thing that makes a Rarker an ideal business gift, it's that it won't be obsolete next year. Or the next Never. It's a gift that lasts a lifetime. One to be treasured for just
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  • ASIA-PACIFIC
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      Lock icon HK contractors seek government help
      459 4 AFP HONGKONG'S construction industry is dying of unfair competition from foreign contractors, executives in the British colony say, hut the government's answer is that they should learn to survive in the free market. "The local construction industry is definitely declining," said David Morris, chairman of
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      Lock icon HK to ban South African metals
      231 4 FT HONGKONG is to ban the import of South African iron and steel which last year amounted to about US$lOO million in a move that is likely to frustrate efforts by Pretoria to build up its trade in Asia. The ban, which will be
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      Lock icon Thailand plans to combat communism from the front
      206 4 Bernama DEVELOPMENT VILLAGES are to be set up along the ThaiMalaysian border under a military plan to deny communist terrorists support from the civilian population. Reports from Bangkok yesterday said that fourth army region's sth division commander, Major-General Kitti Rattanachaya, told the
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      Lock icon Crucial years ahead, says Deng
      285 4 UPI CHINA'S sweeping economic and political reforms have entered a "crucial" five-year period in which they face greater difficulties than before, senior leader Deng Xiaoping said in remarks published on Tuesday. "Reform is the most important thing we are engaged in," the 82-year-old Mr Deng
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      Lock icon Manila sets aside 40pc of budget for debts
      267 4 Bernama THE PHILIPPINE government is setting aside 40 per cent of its 1987 budget for the payment of debts, the biggest single sector in the planned government expenditure for the next six years. From 1987 to 1992, debt servicing and net lending
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      Lock icon Aquino gives more time to taxpayers to settle arrears
      242 4 Bernama PRESIDENT Corazon Aquino of the Philippines has «tended the deadline on income tax amnesty to Dec 5 in response to requests from the public. The extension of the tax amnesty is contained in Executive Order No 54 which the president
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      DAILY AIRCRAFT MOVEMENTS
      720 4 ARRIVALS Operator S#rvic# Locol From RBA BM2I 1030 BWN GIA GA960 1100 CGK SIA SO 105 1105 KUL SIA SO201 1145 CGK SIA SQI91 1155 PEN THAI TG403 1155 BKK GIA GA940 1235 MES MAS MH682 1240 KCH SIA SO 107 1250 KUL SIA SQ203 1300 CGK
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      103 4 You've just been promoted. You've traded up to a 3 Series. You beat him at backgammon. How times have changed. Pi l^ oooo F° r a woman, success, 000 in itself, is not the whole story. It's having proven one's worth that jff I counts. And enjoying the independence that
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  • REST OF THE WORLD
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      Lock icon French economic prospects seem better
      426 5 AFP PROSPECTS (or the French economy (or the remainder of 1986 look "(airly optimistic" with "activity recovering slightly, foreign trade improving, investments holding up and employment stable". The Paris-based National Statistics Institute (Insee) said on Tuesday that (or 1966 as a whole, growth should emerge
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      Lock icon Terrorism: Nato to be asked to act
      88 5 AFP NORTH ATLANTIC Treaty Organisation member countries will be urged to form a multinational force to liberate hostages, at a gathering next week in Istanbul. Brace George, a British Labour Member of Parliament and an expert on terrorism, claims the plague of terrorism
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      Lock icon Asian exporters show concern over turnaround
      253 5 Reuter GAINS by the Democrats in US congressional elections have raised concerns among Asian exporters that more pressure might be put on them to restrict sales to the key US market. The president of the Singapore Federation of Chambers of Commerce and Industry, GRamachandhran,
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      Lock icon Democrats wrest control of American Senate
      695 5 Reuter OPPOSITION DEMOCRATS have captured control of the US Senate for the first time In six years in a major setback for President Ronald Reagan, who barnstormed the country in a bid to keep his party in control of the chamber and said that
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      Lock icon Americans and Soviets to join international space project
      237 5 AP THE SOVIET UNION will Join the US, Japan and Western Europe in a major space research project aimed at improving long-range weather forecasts. The agreement, first disclosed on Monday by top US and Soviet government scientists, calls for the launching of
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      Lock icon Brazilian industrial output soars 16pc
      193 5 Reuter A JUMP OF 15.9 per cent in Brazil's industrial production in September has taken the country's output back to the pre-re-ceaskm peak level of 1980. Official figures published in Rio de Janeiro on Tuesday show that the increase over the same 1965 month had
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      Lock icon Botha reshuffles Cabinet
      203 5 AP PRESIDENT PW Botha announced a major Cabinet reshuffle on Tuesday, Including a new post for Law and Order Minister Louis le Grange who has coped with two years of anti-apartheid unrest Three ministers were retiring for personal reasons. In the only apparent ouster, Deputy Minister of
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      Lock icon The cost of being sick in the US
      187 5 AP SPENDING ONE DAY in a typical American hospital room cost U***** last year, with California the most expensive stale to be hospitalised in, and Mississippi the least costly. Hospital room charges Jumped nearly TO per cent over five years, on average,
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  • BANKING AND FINANCE
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      Guinness Mahon to give up licence
      364 6  -  Unit to be run as representative office By AMY BALAN UK-BASED hanking group Guinness Mahon has decided to downgrade its only presence in Asia. Its local wholly-owned subsidiary, Guinness Mahon Asia Ltd, will relinquish its merchant hanking licence and become a representative office. According
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      Lock icon Proposal for banks to take over co-ops
      551 6 MBT SOME BANKS and finance companies in Malaysia have been asked to consider taking over eight or nine of the 24 deposittaking cooperatives (DTCs) whose operations have been suspended since August. To help persuade the financial institutions to buy these DTCs, which all
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      Forex markets
      824 6 SINGAPORE: The US dollar closed sharply lower against most major currencies yesterday in active trading following news that the Democrats were on the verge of victory in the US mid-term election. The dollar opened steady, then weakened on light selling past midday on a US TV station's projection
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      Simex
      643 6 FROM THE OPENING level of 94.10, the December Pin4»llir was auickly sold off to »4.05 yesterday as early indication diowed that the Democrats would be winning at the American congressional election. By lunch-time, when It was evident that the Democrats had won, the December contract dipped further to 94.03
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      Money markets
      130 6 THE OVERNIGHT rate on the Singapore interbank market closed at 2-1/4 per cent yesterday, down 1/2 point from Tuesday. The one, two and threemonth rates were down 1/16 point each. Mutts the average of the prime lendmg rates of 12 major banks operating in Singapore S$ Interbank rotes
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      Foreign Exchange
      175 6 Interbank rates at 3pm yastarday: CarrmaftN NmM rrtM SmMimhImi Md Mtar parity Local Ml«n to MM uort of fanin cwmcyt 1 US dolor Storing pound Autlrafeon dolor NZ dolor Conodkm dolor 2.1890 3.1237 1.4031 1.1010 1 5759 2.1900 3.1273 1.4059 1.1037 1.5778 2.8196 7.3469 3.4286 3.4286 ***** -22
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      Asian dollar market
      355 6 ASIAN DOLLAR deposit rates closed steady to slightly firmer yesterday compared with Tuesday's levels, after fluctuating narrowly in thin and cautious trading. Rates opened unchanged to slightly higher, underpinned by a high US federal funds rate and the Federal Reserve's failure to intervene hi the credit market
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      Precious metals
      404 6 HONGKONG: The metal closed firmer yesterday on heavy buying by US investors following news the Democrats had won a majority in the Senate in the US congressional elections. Bullion climbed to U*****.30/80 an ounce from an initial U*****.30/80 and New York's final U*****.75/409J5. It reached a high of
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  • WORLD BACKGROUND
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      Lock icon Growing evidence of Chirac gaining the upper hand
      844 7 NYT SOMETIMES, when they are in a wry mood, officials in the conservative government of French Premier Jacques Chirac refer to Elysee Palace, where President Francois Mitterrand, a socialist, has his office, as "the House of the Sleeping Beauties". Hie phrase refers
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      Lock icon Thai military seen to be flexing muscle in politics
      560 7 AFP THE THAI Parliament has begun a six-month recess, with the country's powerful military establishment seeming to gradually reassert Itself on the political scene, analysts in the country said. The army had promised to abstain from politics before legislative elections Just
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      Lock icon World leaders descend on the Middle Kingdom
      759 7 AP PRESIDENTS, premiers, queens and communists are among the recent marchers down the red carpet at Tiananmen Square, across the street from where emperors of the Middle Kingdom once received tribute from foreign envoys. China this autumn has played host to a succession
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      Lock icon Politics in volatile Indian state turns full circle
      628 7 AFP THE RETURN of Farooq Abdullah as chief minister of the sensitive border state of Jammu and Kashmir this week completes a full circle in the complex political world of India's only Muslim majority state. Dr Abdullah led the strategic state, which
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      213 7 m a i Never before has there been such an faivestment in real estate. Only eleven residences. Each with a distinct architectural variation. The land title li freehold. ■Of! :vv' Situated in DaJvey Estate, adjacent to Nassim Road. The properties are of two and three stoieys. With a built-up area
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  • FEATURES
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      Interest rate scenarios
      527 8 IT IS STILL anybody's guess which way local interest rates will move in the next few months. But signs are that they have bottomed out their steady fall from September 1964. That appears to be the view of the banks, judging by the recent rash to issue
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      The tips father dishes out
      1680 8  -  He makes his senior staff check into local and foreign hotels every now and then. Their task: To get a feel for what it's like to be a guest. This may be the secret of Shangri-La's success. Randolph Guthrie, the general manager of the Shangri-La
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      Some facts on compulsory acquisition of land
      350 8 letter to the Editor Dear Sr The recent press interview given by the Prime Minister in Tokyo included some statements on the subject of compensation (or compulsory acquisition of land in Singapore. In the interest of accuracy and in fairness to the Singapore
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      657 8 ■iMiHKHDiaB ®aD3§KiM© CRYPTIC PUZZLE ACROSS 1 Are sea ones white (6) 7 Possible year when no place is specified (8) 8 Lady no better for being painted! (4) 10 They won't lead the boys astray (6) 11 Strange lands are too much for her (6) 14 You won't find many
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  • SPORTS
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      Power and grace win the day for top players
      496 9  -  Morten and Zeeshan bring out the best in West and East By WALTON MORAIS MORTEN CHRISTENSEN had the power while Zeeshan All had the grace. In other words, the opening day of the DHL Singapore Open grasscourt tennis championships was all
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      Lock icon America II fends off White Crusader in zigzag battle
      399 9 Reuter AMERICA n's John Kolius and New Zealand's Chris Dickson yesterday fought off White Crusader and French Kiss to keep their first equal position in the America's Cup challenger eliminations. Kolius pulled away from Britain's Harold Cudmore when White Crusader broke
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      Lock icon Muster beats Krishnan in straight sets in EC tennis tournament
      179 9 AFP THOMAS MUSTER oI Austria beat India's Ramesh Krishnan 6-4, 6-4, iii the first round of the U*****,000 European Community invitation tennis tournament, the world's richest tennis event, in Antwerp, Belgium. Krishnan was unable to recapture on Tuesday the form
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      Lock icon Struggle for Dittmar in qualifiers' match
      324 9 AFP FORMER world No 2 Chris Dittmar had to battle for an hour and save a match point as he struggled through to the second round of the qualifiers at the world squash championships in France. The Australian, once among the very few even
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      Lock icon Dazzling Graham retains European middle-weight boxing title
      313 9 AFP ENGLAND'S Herol Graham brilliantly retained his European middle-weight title when challenger Mark Kaylor, also of England, failed to get off his stool for the ninth round of their scheduled 12-round fight at the Wembley Arena on Tuesday. Kaylor, punched from pillar to
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      Lock icon Icuk stretched to three sets in World Cup badminton
      195 9 AFP DEFENDING CHAMPION Icuk Sugiarto of Indonesia had to fight hard to beat Danish No 2, lb Frederiksen, 1», 15-18, 15-7 in Tuesday's opening round of the sixth World Cup in Bandung. China's leading player, Yang Yang, was also stretched to
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      Lock icon All Blacks remain unbeaten in French tour
      210 9 AFP THE New Zealand All Blacks maintained their unbeaten record after five matches on their tour of France with a 21-9 victory over a Basque Select XV in Bayonne. At half-time, the two teams were drawing 6-6. It was a surprisingly difficult match
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      Lock icon Four British oarsmen receive Olympic grants
      164 9 AFP WORLD-CLASS oarsmen Steven Redgrave, Andy Holmes, Martin Cross and Adam Clift are among the latest British Olympic hopes to receive grants (or Seoul in 1988. Under the awards, from a firm of insurance brokers, for Olympic excellence, £596,774 in grant aid has recently
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  • Page 9 Miscellaneous
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  • INTERNATIONAL STOCKS
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      Lock icon Carbide draws up far-reaching plan
      172 10 NYT THE UNION CARBIDE Corp. culminating a year of restructuring, has outlined a ■weeping recapitalisation plan to cut its debts, strengthen its financial pro(Be and increase its freedom to buy and sell assets. The Carbide plan, announced on Tuesday, centres on three points. First, the
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      129 10 NYT INSTITUTIONAL shareholder* of Bank America Corp have reacted angrily to the decision by the bank's board to ask First Interstate Bancorp to withdraw its takeover bid. Several large shareholders said on Tuesday that they would tender their shares if First Interstate were to begin
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      77 10 FT THE London Stock Exchange has established a task force to help member firms clear the backlog of trade which still remains seven days after Big Bang ushered in the new era of deregulated trading. The settlement division is alarmed because little or no progress was
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      73 10 NYT CPC INTERNATIONAL, a New Jersey-based food products company, is planning a restructuring that will include the sale of assets. The announcement by the company came after a special meeting of its board of directors on Tuesday. It also came after an investor group, believed to be
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      305 10 Reuter WALL STREET stock prices closed mixed on Tuesday as profit-taking cut into the market early, but strength in transports, semiconductors and most of the oil stocks helped stocks stage a mild comeback late in the day. Blue chips fell slightly after Monday's strong advance.
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      802 10 Amsterdam MOV 04 AIN Fb SSI 00 +4 Aaoon Ahotd 90 JO -0.2 106.00 -2.4 Akio 154.00 3J AAtfV 131 60 75 40 +0.4 Am M OO +2 Aw Stod Baikal 123.80 +03 33 50 -0.3 Sob 168 80 +0.4 8uiMW< Buahrman Tatl CMm 144.00 -I laroda... 208.20
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      411 11 HONGKONG: Share prices yesterday closed sharply lower on heavy profit-taking by overseas institutions, due partly to news that the Democrats have won a majority in the Senate in the US congressional elections. The Hang Seng Index suffered the biggest single day fall in more than 16 months, losing 62.11
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      220 11 NOV OS MT 1.70 0 03 Kuochan Da* Laa Chang Yuan 22 80 29 10 unch -09 2770 +0.4 20 40 0 4 3560 08 35 00 0.4 40 20 0 2 24.20 06 Chang Loong 27 00 24.50 +0.3 +0.1 Pacific Efect Wire 14.40 0 1 Owi Hun
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      334 11 TOKYO: Export-oriented issues yesterday fell amid reports the Democrats will take control of the US Senate, sending the market average lower (or the fourth straight session. The market average closed 73.14 lower, at 16,713.71, after shedding 49.69 on Tuesday. Turnover yesterday was 350 million shares against 230 million the
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      59 11 NOV 05 P«M Onarrtal B 0024 -0001 Acof* Mining Phi Ov«M« 0 024 035 -0001 -001 0022 -0002 Atfcn CorvB 25 -1 PLD? 285 Boguio Gc4d 80 50 -0.5 0 008 -0 0005 0.013 0001 107 -*■1 19 75 -0.25 F-«*» PN HkJgi 8.40 unch a 17V unrh Surigoo
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      356 11 SYDNEY: Strong demand for industrial and gold stocks boosted Australian share markets yesterday to new highs in active trading, brokers said. At the close of trading, the All Ordinaries Index was 8.9 points above Tuesdays's record at 1,390.2, the All Industrials marker advanced 12.0 from Tuesday's record to 2,187.1
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      112 11 NOV 05 CM Sugar Won 1925 584 40 +4 Kal Kongo on tnd Km Motor 1282 980 1615 1988 •8 10 -5 28 Doowoo Carp 1198 1310 •12 Korea Long Torm Lucky Ltd 1480 1540 -5 -14 DaMfan Sacunfti* 2770 810 20 19 Onontal frfwwy 1280 1700 10 10
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      156 11 Reuter BANGKOK: The Stock Exchange of Thailand Index yesterday rose 1.59 points to 186.62 on a turnover totalling 283.66 million baht. NOV 05 1 Ao Kham Thai 209 inch Sam Camant S<am Gtuarw Sam Citaans 813 •uap 6 Ayudhyo hMMM Bangkok Agro-M Bangkok Bank 211 47 30 259 160
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      53 11 Reuter FPI GROUP Inc, a US-based holding company, has applied for listing on the Tokyo Stock Exchange. According to exchange official, FPI will issue one million shares to coincide with its listing, expected in early December. Shares in FPI are listed on the New York and
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      401 11 Reuter SURPRISE TAX RAIDS on several stockbrokers, aptly termed "Operation Comet", have rocked India's biggest stock exchange, almost shaking investors' confidence in a booming capital market. Share values plunged the days after the raids, with reports of panic selling of some high-priced issues. But
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      178 11 UPI ITALY has agreed to help China upgrade its A 5 jet fighter, a Chinese version of the Soviet MIG-19. The official Xinhua news agency reported on Tuesday that under an agreement signed in July, the Italian firm Aeritalia will develop new electronics systems for
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      Lock icon CRA rights to raise A$309m
      107 11 Reuter CRA LTD will make a one-for-eight rights issue at A 15.00 per share to raise As3o9 million. The offer will be made to shareholders registered on Nov 19. The shares will be payable A 52.50 on acceptance on or before Dec 18, and the
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      90 11 Reuter SHUWA INVESTMENT Co considering buying Exxon Corp 1 headquarters building in New! 9 York but had made no Wnai ded> w sion, said a company spokesman. The Asian Wall Street reported yesterday that Shuwa In-'* vestment, Nippon Life Insurance Co and Sumitomo Life Insuraaocg
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      58 11 Reuter CHINA'S Guangdong International Trust and Investment Corp will issue 30 million yuan in three-year-, bonds in its first offering of yuan- denominated paper. *1 The official China News Service'-* in Hongkong said yesterday that*" the issue will pay 11 per cent tatterest to individuals
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      Natural rubber expected to retain 37pc market share
      336 12  -  By BRIAN GOMEZ NATURAL RUBBER will continue to enjoy some 37 per cent of the world's total elastomer market and co-exist with synthetic rubber, according to Tan Sri Dr B C Sekhar, former head of the Malaysian Rubber Research A Development Board.
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      257 12 Reuter WORLD OUTPUT of groundnut oil is expected to rise by 10 per cent to 3.3 million tonnes in 1906/87 compared with 1985/86, due almost entirely to increases in rtriTm »nH India, the Ham-burg-based Oil World newsletter said. output could rising
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      308 12 AFP THAI RICE FARMERS will stage a protest in Bangkok unless the government agrees to guarantee a minimum price for the staple. Prarom Buasamlee, the president of the National Committee of Farmers Association of Thailand, said yesterday that farmers from more than
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      207 12 Bernama THE PORT KLANG power station will be the first in Malaysia to use coal for generating electricity in an effort to reduce production cost as well as dependency on petroleum and gas resources. Malaysian Deputy Energy, Telecommunications and Posts Minister Datuk
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      Lock icon Thai mills urge easing of curb on crude palm oil
      168 12 Reuter THAI PALM OIL extracting factories have appealed to the commerce ministry to relax its ban on crude palm oil imports. A spokesman for the Palm Oil Producers Association said yesterday that the association was seeking permission to import about
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      RICE
      66 12 Bangkok (USI/tOTM, FOi) Whit* Rice Broken Rice A-1 Super A-1 Special C I Sp*CK)i C-l 3rd 128 125 i*»q unq 100% 1st doss 100% 2nd dou 100% 3rd dou 5% 10% 15% 20% 25% 35% 255 220 215 205 200 195 185 175 175 Loonzain Rice 100% 1st grade
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      RUBBER
      302 12 BMOAPORE The market closed lower yesterday with December One RSS buyers quoted at 183.75 cents a kg. down 3.50 cents from Tuesday. Stale bull liquidation and lower Tokyo advices pulled prices down three cents in moderate morning trading. The trend continued into the afternoon on speculative selling by some
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      RAS and MRELB
      296 12 RAS prices m S coots/kf, FOi m b oIm NOON CUMi Int 1 RSS Prompt 185.00 I86.00N 184 00 185 OON Int 1 RSS Doc 86 184.75 185.25 183 75 184.25 trrt 1 RSS Jon 87 185 50 186 00 184.25 184.75 Int 2 RSS OP 182.75
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      SSR and SMR
      95 12 (cwtl/hf, 1-*M 1 NlMl) DCC86 JAN 87 ICUVTWVT IfHHiin; NOON \rOrwora fT»OflTn NOON RAS ■•yen MM 1wyw Wttort SSR 20 171.00 I73.00N 172.00 I74.00N SSR SO 168.00 170.00N 169.00 171 00N MRELB km S»>«n BMywt SdUn SMR CV 286 50 288 50N 287 50 289 50N SMR
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      LONDON MARKETS
      676 12 COFFEE Robusta futures closed between £25 higher on Tuesday and unchanged from Monday's close and off their highs after being sold lower in afternoon trading on weak New York prices. Prices fell on mainly technical trading, to All a downside gap between Monday's close and Tuesday's stronger early
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      WHEAT
      186 12 WHEAT FUTURES on the Chicago Board of Trade closed two cents to US cent a bushel higher after a quiet session on Tuesday. Prices rallied from the start but slipped from the highs shortly before the cloae. Support came from tight supplies of soft red wheat. Technical factors also
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      Produce exchange
      139 12 Chin—■ Produce Sarawak ip«cial block FOB NLW 952.50 LOvKKKi WwvimvOOviy cxcnsngt Sarawak A»to 1070.00 cXCnifiQf Seien' mm rilling No* 5 (SS/100 kg) Coconut oil Bulc FOB Otd drum FOB N«w drum FOB ricti M block FOB NLW S4m' damm anew m 1 Mm 4 Lampona block FOB Asta
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      KL Tin
      82 12 THE PUCE ef tfla «a the Eaala Ij f Tin Mar* ket fell by three eeats ta MflftJT per kg ysstarday •a laek baytag interest esasslidated their pe* Tbe KLTM prise, altar hsMag steady at MfISJI tar three eeaseeattre days, (eU la Has with the easier Earepeaa tree
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      SOYBEAN
      241 12 SOYBEAN FUTURES on the Chicago Board of Trade closed IV4 US cents a bushel lower to y« cent higher after early gains eroded in quiet afternoon trading on Tuesday. Prices were supported early by a lack of country movement and an increase in exports, with Monday's export inspection report
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      OIL & PRODUCTS
      81 12 OIL PRODUCTS NAPHTHA firmed with buyer/teller talk at higher levels although trading was quiet. Jet kerosene showing signs of firming. Other products stable. C1«i«fl prices for cnx to (fob origin) US$/borrei Oienpe Dubai (Dec) 13.10 +0.20 WT1, West Texas Intermedkite, (Dec) 15.06 +0.39 Closing print for pro ducts (fob Singo
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      PALM OIL
      171 12 MALAYSIAN crude palm oil prices closed lower yesterday on renewed profittaking and short selling in line with the weakness in palm oil futures. Operators were also cautious and uncertain over the market direction after the recent price surge. November deliveries in the south region (ell Ms3o to Ms7ls
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      239 12 NOTICE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that I Ng Tong Peng of No. 53 Sims Place #06-172 Singapore (1438), have applied for a Wholesale Liquor Shop Licence in respect of premises at M/s Gan Soo Chen Acupunture Clinic at #01-41 Golden Mile Complex, 5001 Beach Rd. Singapore (0719), and that this
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      239 12 NOTICE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that, I Chia Cheng Hwee of No. 140, Lor. 1A Toa Payoh, #04-74 Singapore 1231, have applied for a First Class Beer House licence is respect of premises at M/s Yonggold Air-con Eating House at 134 Lor. Ah Soo #01-454 Singapore 1953, and that this
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      349 12 NOTICES COMPANIES ACT, CAP. 1* AMD (IN VOLUNTARY LIQUIDATION) At an Extraordinary General Meeting of the members of ORATION PRIVATE LIMITED duly convened and held on Friday, October 31, 1986 at 11.00 a.m. at the registered office, 11 Collyer Quay #18-00, The Arcade, Singapore 0104, the following were duly pasaed:"THAT
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      367 12 THE COMPANIES ACT, CAP. tat GENERAL FACTORS PTE. UD. (IN VOLUNTARY LIQUIDATION) At an Extraordinary General Meeting of the Company held at 36 Robinson Road, «07-04 City House, Singapore 0100 on 30th day of October 1906 the following Special Resolution was passed:That the Company be wound up voluntarily and that
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      Blue chips lead market's sharp correction
      4156 13 LED BY blue chips such as FAN, Genting, SPH, Maybank and OCBC, the stock market went down sharply yesterday, in line with expectations that a substantial correction was imminent. However, profit-taking was leas severe in lowerpriced trustee shares and other stocks in the hotel,
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      Chief price changes
      230 13 SINGAPORE ndlft RiM« Ha* 4 M.9 rrc.i,.... ***** sins MIS »5 7 rMutw ***************5 «T 06/0S +•277 m SrVlJ*** VT CADI -6244 4Mi 0 U T »0 +7 rrofV *****1 180)41 "0 +7 ST 1. h 934.7t ***** P M MU»i 280 5 ST fmamca 2153.41 21J2.02
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      Business done on the SES
      4304 13 BID sad otter price* officially listed and business in sod reported to the Stock Exchange at Singapore yesterday with the number at sharei traded dwsn la biachet* la lot* at 1,000 units units* otherwise specified. AO Time Settlement Contract* are Ced after the word "SETT".
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      SBS seen as attractive on fundamental grounds
      643 14  -  Profits expected to double this year, says London broker By AMY CHEOK LONDON-BASED stockbrokers Smith New Court Far East has recommended investors to buy Singapore Bus Service shares. In its October 28 write-up, Smith New Court, a member of the Rothschild Group, said
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      Lock icon Taiping Con to proceed with Negri Sembilan property project
      273 14 MBT TAIPING CONSOLIDATED will go ahead with its property project in Negri Sembilan despite the recession but it will proceed cautiously and the project will be developed in phases. Speaking to reporters after the company's annual general meeting, chairman Datuk Syed
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      Lock icon CAP makes bid for Malaysian ATM contract
      298 14 NST CAP Information Systems Pte Ltd will be bidding to supply the software and hardware for Malaysia's maiden automated teller machine (ATM) network, managing director John E Oates has said. CAP, a wholly-owned subsidiary of the CAP Group of the UK, is a
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      Lock icon MPI expects better results
      192 14 MBT MALAYSIAN Pacific Industries will sham improved earnings in the current year, chairman Tan Sri Taib says in Us latest annual statement. Carsem, a wholly-owned subsidiary of Carter Semiconductor, has had higher «ales since January. Federal Paper Products'! ability to meet delivery schedules and maintain quality
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      KL shares succumb to selling pressure
      476 14 SHARE PRICES on the Kuala Lumpur stock market came under selling pressure yesterday and fell across the board. Investors decided to liquidate their positions despite the assurance by Malaysian Finance Minister that there is no crisis of confidence in the country and that the
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      Business done on the KLSE
      2102 14 BID and offer prices officially listed and tomtmm■ in and reported to the Koala Lampar Stock Exchanfe yesterday, with the number of shares traded shown la brackets ia lots of 1.000 aaits unless otherwise specified. MDUfIRMLS Aom (1856) xd Atmmmf (304» Alcoa (656 66» (8)
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      APPROVED ISSUES
      32 14 Compony RIGHTS ISSUE Mycom Bhd ThrM-for-two at $1.50 p«r share Ex-data: Nov 3 Books ck>M Nov 13 Compony BONUS ISSUE M Cables On*-for-on« Ex-dote: Nov 7 Books dose Nov 19
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      PROPOSED ISSUES
      173 14 Company RIGHTS ISSUE A B N One-for-ten Bedford One-for-one $0.50 per share Chuon Hup One-for-two $1.20 per share with TSR to subscribe 1 further share at $1.60 exercisable any time within five years from the date of issue of the 50.2m D C Bank new shares One-for-two $0
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      Selected indices
      114 14 HONGKONG All Industn wis 2187.1 2174.8 2145.9 Hongkong 1 Wednesday ndox 1392.76 Wedesdoy Tuesday Week ogo Tuesdoy 1433.89 WMk 090 1483-54 NEW YOtK Hong Song 1 Wednesooy Indox 2203.71 Dow Jom Tuesday IS 1892.44 Tuesday 2265.82 Monday 1894.26 W««k ogo 2345.24 Week ogo 1845.47 TOKYO Stondord 4 Poors
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      Unit trusts
      246 14 Menegen' pricas MARA-Bumiputra for Nov 6 First B'putro Socond B'puiro 5.31 536 4.84 4 89 Singapore Unit Tract TH* Commarci 0 93 1.00 Third B"putro Fourth rpttfro Fifth B'puiro Sixth B puna 3.79 3 84 4 28 4 33 2 79 2 84 Tho Sovingi Fund 0.84 0.90
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      Lock icon No time to lose
      571 15 MOB By HOCK LOCK SIEW SHAREHOLDERS of Tuan sing Holdings and its subsidiary, SPP Ltd, should not despair. The group may well be proposing major surgery but there are some encouraging signs. First, the companies' bankers are backing the scheme. That reflects a certain degree of
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      Lock icon Hume Malaysia sets priorities for the coming year
      444 15 MBT HUME MALAYSIA plans to concentrate on several important tad™ (or the coming year, which include managing scaled-down operations of some of its core businesses and enhancing the strength of its growth operations. Disclosing this in his latest annual report, Hume chairman
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      LONDON STOCKS
      844 15 SHARES opened quietly lower yesterday as operators marked prices down ahead of Wall Street's opening. By 0931 GMT, the FTSE 100 was down 5.4 to 1,632.3. The index had closed at 1294.3 on Tuesday, up by 0.2 point from the previous day. The FTSE 100, in turn, fell
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      Interest runs high over Keppel Corp issue
      330 15  -  By CHAN OI CHEE IN SHARP CONTRAST to its quiet debut on Tuesday, Keppel Corporation's $75 million bond issue with detachable warrants came to life yesterday as investors chased the warrants frantically on the Singapore stock exchange. As a result, the warrants were
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      Chuan Hup Marine to take up stake in PCI Corp
      394 15  -  By NAJEEB JARHOM CHUAN HUP MARINE has agreed to acquire a one-fifth share in financially troubled Printed Circuits International Corp of Delaware (PCI Corp) for US$l.3 million cash plus an option to subscribe to another 17 per cent of its
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      Ex-Hongkong Land MD joins Singland
      725 15  -  Developer plans to raise $92m through CULS issue By AMY CHEOK DEBT-LADEN property developer Singapore Land has recruited Hongkong Land's farmer managing director, David Davies »nH te nbinning tO raise $92.2 million through a rights issue of 6 per cent convertible unsecured loan stock 1967/1999
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      Bousteadco names new chief executive
      287 15 BOUSTEADCO SINGAPORE Ltd, which has been without a chief executive since May, has appointed Mr KA Wallen chief executive and managing director of the group with effect from Nov 1. Six months ago, Bousteadco's executive chairman, Mr Alan Charton, resigned as director of Bousteadco and
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      COMPANY BRIEFS
      92 15 LAM GROUP lnnsfurts LM has formed a new subsidiary to manufacture bridge bearing! and Joints with an authorised and paid-up capital of 1100,000. The company, LAM PROCEQ Technology Pte Ltd, was incorporated on Oct 22 and has been offered a five-year pioneer status. Under licence from PROCEQ SA,
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      92 14 LOST SHARE CERTIFICATES The following share certificates have boon reported loet, destroyed or mislaid:CARLBBERG BREWERY MALAYSIA BERHAD Certificate Not. In The Warn* Of Noo« Shares Y2171 LingUklng 1x750 KUALA LUMPUR INDUSTRIES BERHAO A *****4/5 Au Yong Cheong Heng 2x1,000 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that if within 14 days from tha
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      74 14 U5540,000,000 Negotiable Capped Floating Rate U.S. Dollar Certificatee of Deposit due Ist November, 1990 The Sanwa Bank Limited In accordance with the provisions of the Certificates, notice is hereby given that for the three month interest period from 6th November, 1986 to 6th February, 1987 the Certificate will carry an
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    Computer maker gears up to take on the world
    502 16  -  By LEE HAN SHIH FROM DECEMBER, 10,000 personal computers (PCs) a month will start to come off the Singapore production line of Tandon Corporation as the company gears up its bid (or a share of the world PC market. And tomorrow,
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    Lock icon Ramos does not rule out coup
    162 16 Reuter, UPI PHILIPPINE armed forces chief General Fidel Ramos said yesterday that he could not rule out the possibility of a coup against President Coram Aquino while die Is in Japan next week. Asked If he could guarantee that there would be no coup
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    Chicago-based broker takes over local futures trading house
    468 16  -  By SOH TIANG KENG, Financial Corraaoondant lINiIIVWI VWIIWWJfWInfwm ONE OF THE WORLD'S largest futures brokers, Refco Inc, has taken full control of a Singapore futures trading house by acquiring the shares held by City Securities, now under liquidation, and buying out another
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    Lock icon China prepares to lift price control on 749 commodities
    352 16 AP CHINA'S state price administration has deckled to lift price controls on 749 commodities. The Chins Daily reported yesterday that the administration had agreed in August to lift the controls on the commodities, inrhiding hardware, educational and sports goods, paper products,
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    88 16 Reuter OOH&X gold futures lost almost US$3 an ounce early yesterday on reports that the Soviet Union emerged as a seller after overnight markets firmed in response to the Democratic Party's victories in the US congressional elections. Gold (or delivery in Decem- bsr tell USS2JO nt
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    Lock icon Dow Jones higher
    65 16 Reuter WALL STREET stocks were mixed early yesterday amid uncertainty about bow the US economy will be handled in the last two years of the Reagan administration now that the Democrats have won control of the Senate. After telling by as n l as eight points at
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      40 16 Reuter THE AUSTRALIAN government will relax controls on foreign monetary authorities holding Australian dollar rem ■crvf uku in ok country to allow a wider range of monetary authorities to invest, Treasurer Paul Keating ssid yesterday. Reuter
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      Lock icon Asean protests to Canberra
      32 16 Reuter ASEAN has formally protested to Canberra sgsht the construction of a sstrTHtr station in Vietnam by an Australian company. Thai Foreign Ministry officials said in Bsngknk yesterday.
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      Lock icon Gulf meeting ends, no reference to oil
      47 16 Reuter A SUMMIT of the dx-nstlon Gulf Cooperation Council ended in Abu Dhabi yesterday without making any recommendations on oil. A final communique called (or freedom of flipping in the Gulf and asked Inu to respond to poooc efforts Renter
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      30 16 AFP INDONESIAN consumer prices raw 2.08 par cent dorlug October, Information Idolater Harmoko Mid yesterday, citing Increased prices (or food, boosing, art ntW goods services. AFP
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      31 16 Reuter INDIA yesterday hsnned a strike threatened from Monday by government telegraph and telephone staff as a work-to-rule campaign continued to disrupt the country's telecommmunicatlon services. Reuter
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      24 16 UPI VISITING Brazilian Planning Minister Joao Sayad yeslerdsy called on prominent Japanese businessmen to invest more in his country. UPI
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      256 16 n T-> if: iw >* gr r* *3 v^*-7 l r as® s* St ye ci r v Ni m "S Awhole~in~one for Singapore. On the golf course a hole-in-one is quite unbeatable. A stroke of genius that is the envy of professional and amateur alike. The Tandon Corporation has
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      Marine Department looks into causes of New Genrays sinking
      426 17  -  By LINDA CHEE INVESTIGATIONS are underway into the possible causes erf the New Genrays sinking, which has sparked off speculation that the ship may have even sprung a leak. The 1,422-grt Singapore-reg-istered ship, owned by Ng Shipping, keeled over during the
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      Lock icon Korea Shipping Corp's debts much higher than reported
      236 17 Seatrade Week KOREA SHIPPING Corporation, up (or disposal after disastrous losses, has a far higher level of indebtedness than previously reported. Sea trade Week understands that the total, including short-term loans, is around Wonl,oSo billion (US$l.23 billion) a substantial and mysterious Jump
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      Accord allows APL to offer new box service
      164 17 AMERICAN PRESIDENT Lines has entered into a connecting carrier agreement with the Anro consortium and other established operators in the Australia-Singapore trade. The agreement allows APL to offer a new container service between Australia and India, Pakistan, Sri Lanka and the Gulf
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        70 17 AFP THE SUEZ CANAL AUTHORITY may adapt the waterway for two-way working, the authority's president, Ezzat Adel, told a conference marking the 30th anniversary of its nationalisation. The work would be carried out by Egyptian labour using Egyptian equipment, he said on Tuesday, but he gave
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        83 17 Reuter IRANIAN WARSHIPS are believed to have intercepted the 3,289-dwt Mermaid Ace, a Liberian flag roll on/roll off ship under charter to a Japanese company, near the Strait of Hormuz and to have escorted it to Bandar Abbas in Iran, Japanese shipping sources said yesterday. They
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      1322 18 GRAIN, coal and timecharter business made up the bulk of detailed business on the London shipping freight market on Tuesday. The general tone of rates, where changed, was inclined to weaken slightly. Most grain fixing stemmed from the Great Lakes, where business included Garaac's payment of U5515.90 (Ho)
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      286 18 Reuter JAPANESE CHARTERERS are likely to be sidelined this week in the dirty tanker market due to uncertainty over oil prices after volatile movements last week, brokers said. The removal of Ahmed Zaki Yamani as Saudi Arabia's Oil Minister confused the spot oil market
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      Lock icon Greenpeace plans to stop uranium shipment from leaving Darwin
      226 18 AFP THE GREENPEACE environmental organisation said in Sydney yesterday that it would mount a blockade in Darwin harbour next week to stop a shipment of uranium from leaving Australia. Greenpeace spokesman Louise Flnnegan said the protest was aimed at both the
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      Scrapping report premature: ANL
      102 18 ANL HAS DESCRIBED as "premature" brokers' reports that the 18,425-dwt vehicle deck containership Australian Explorer has been sold to Taiwanese breakers for about US$l22 per light tonne. The brokers gave the light weight at 9,940 tonnes which would give a total price of U551,212 for the
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      691 18 AB Shpg V 5 Accord Shpg VI 3 Altrans VI 3 Artro Service IV 2/3 ANL 1 1/2 APC Line V 4 APL ID 2/3 ASCL HI 1 Bolt-Canada Line VI 4/5 Bolt-Orient Line VII 4/5 Bank Line V 5 B8S 1 4/5 Ben Line Cont V
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      201 18 UPI THREE US naval vessels sailed into the north-eastern port city of Qingdao yesterday on the first visit to China by American warships since the 1949 communist takeover. The ships fired a 21-gun salute as they sailed into the former German settlement at
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      Little business for America's Cup spectator boats
      421 18  -  ■y Kingsley Wood WHILE THE preliminary series (or the America's Cup have started off Fremantle for some weeks, there has so far been no great rush of visitors to the West. The early races are in two sections the Challengers' series between overseas
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      Lock icon Iranian navy to hold exercises in Hormuz
      213 18 AP THE IRANIAN NAVY will hold exercises in the Strait of Hormuz and the Sea of Oman in the near future. Iran's official Islamic Republic News Agency reported on Tuesday that navy commander, Captain MohammadHussein Malekzadegan, informed President Ali Khamenei of the plan.
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      CONSORTIA
      175 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" Line Korean Shipping Corporation Neptune Orient Lines Orient Overseas Container Line Cho Yang shipping ANRO (STRAITS/ AUSTRALIA): Australian National Line Australia/Straits Container Line
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      Lock icon Brunswick buys pleasure boat builder in US$425m deal
      138 19 AFP BRUNSWICK CORPORATION, the world's leading boat engine producer, said it was paying US$425 million (or Bayliner Marine Corporation, the top international pleasure boat builder. The operation should be completed by year-end, and would improve Brunswick's prospects on the world marine equipment
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      Lock icon Three Tung bulkers sold by yard for conversion
      414 19 Lloyd's List THREE DRY BULK CARRIERS originally ordered by the Tung group have been sold by the Japanese yard which built them. They will be converted immediately into sophisticated combination carriers in West Germany. In a complex financial deal, the 42,000-dwt vessels
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      Lock icon Taiwan-US shipping talks fail to reach agreement
      246 19 UPI REPRESENTATIVES of the US and Taiwan (ailed to agree on ways to improve the operations at American shipping companies on the island. The US delegation proceeded to Hongkong on Tuesday after two days of discussions in order to conduct similar talk» elsewhere
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      Sasar organises productivity activities
      110 19 THE SINGAPORE Association of Shipbuilders and Repairers (Sasar) has organised a series of activities in conjunction with the National Productivity Month *96. The Intershipyard Team Productivity Competition '86 will be held at the Pasir Pan Jang Vocational Institute on Nov 7. Seven shipyards are submitting a
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      Shipbreakers in Pakistan seek government help
      206 19 THE PAKISTANI government has been asked to step in to help its ship scrapping industry which has run into serious difficulties. The chairman of Pakistan's ship-breaking association, Mr Saleem Khan, has warned that failure to act could put nearly half the members out of
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      Forwarders affected by currency fluctuations
      146 19 MAJOR FORWARDERS and consolidators involved in movements on the Trans-Siberian Railway are adversely affected by currency fluctuations. They are feeling the sharp end of the appreciation of the yen and rouble against the US dollar as freight rates are quoted in US dollars and long
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      PORT CONDITIONS
      251 19 Australia Oct 21 Sydney Normal operation. Melbourne Normal operation. Brisbane Normal operation. Bangladesh Oct 21 Chalna 20 vessels operating; Chittagong 20 vessels operating. Cameroon Oct 21 Douala Normal operation. Morocco Oct 21 Casablanca Normal operation. ChMo Oct 21 Valparaiso Normal operation; Talcahuano Normal operation. Colombia Oct 21 Buenaventura
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      New Australia-PNG box run begins
      193 19 A NEW container-break-bulk service has begun trading between Australia and Papua New Guinea with two ships provided by the Nauru government. The hue itself is being operated by a new management team, Jones and Guerrero and Co Inc, with head office in Sydney. Orient Shipping
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      SHIPPING LIST where your ships are due...and when
      7548 24 A guide to ships loading st Singspore for ports sround the world The list below tabulates, by port of destination, the name of the ship, the shipping line involved and the estimated dates of arrival and departure from the Port of Singapore.
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      CONTAINER SCHEDULES
      697 25 RECEIVING OF EXPORT FCL CONTAINERS AND LCL CARGO Gdns FCL Arrival for LCL movement Ship Voy date/time Operator cargo schedule Location 6 Butong 244 06.11.86 2300 Leo Shpg F5A 1330-1430 P4 Pkitin 936 06.11.86 2300 Ned-EAC F7 1300-1400 L8 L Athula 26W 07.11.86 0930 NAPL F7 2000-2200 B7
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      Who acts for whom ...
      1711 25 Who acts for whom The leading shipping lines operating from local ports and their agents. A-l A Top Enterprises ft» Ltd Some (S), AS Shipping Bousteod Shpg Agencies Afeo Line Africon Shpg Agencies (S) AJwenkiel Lmer Kim Shpg (S) Alfred C Toepfer Oceonus Shipping Agencies (S) Multiport Sdn Bhd (PK).
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      131 26 ArM/Port Iff m n Yitcotny C8T at 50C DeneKy Q/ML at 15C Water Volume 0/0 Africa/Had 8m Jeddah Durban 73/185 118/187 0.936/0.975 0.979/0.991 0.1/2.9 0.0/0.4 Arabian Gulf Ros Tonura Bahrain 133/177 182/184 0.946/0.974 0.974/0.974 0.0/0.1 0.1/0.1 Europe Rotterdam Hamburg Le Havre Genoa 25/395 28/396 159/389 15/356
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      508 26 AT CONVENTIONAL WHARVES Vessel Berth Agent Arrival Departure KEPPEL WHARVES K22 06.11/0200 Equator Fr drich EngeK Genevieve Lykes Thong Soon alongside K15 S'pore Shpg alongside 06.11/1500 K32 Scalp alongside 06.11/1130 Gold L*af K27 Star Shpg alongside 06.11/0720 Koto Wirowon K3t Pt. alongside 06.11/1830 Pocific Tiger K20 NTYSS
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      73 17 [KMDB JAPANESE CHARTERERS ore likely to be sidelined this week in the dirty tanker market due to uncertainty over oil prices, brokers soid. Pag* N THREE DRY BULK CARRIERS originally ordered by the Tung group hove been sold by the Japanese yard which built them for conversion into sophisticated combination
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      405 17 Available at aH good bookthops PUBLICATIONS OM the heart OF THE MAERSK LINE V KEEP YOUR APPLES FRESH TACOMA FASTEST TRANSIT a i I iflU A> m USA. EUROPE. EAST. WEST AFRCA ft ASM •s >W»> Cta> l« •or 10/11 iSm mb crs 11/11 0500 MB 4/12 V 9/12 IV
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      344 18 V C T TAT YAMASHITA-SHINNIHON LINE I M J M l f'J TRANB-PACIFIC SERVICES STRAITS FEEDER Pacific South Wwt Fwdtr at Kao lUAUII Pacific North Waat Faadar at Kao Atlantic/Canada Faadar at Kao BITTR l B|i|Wi|iß I I MBHIBB'HBI' iißhi'i'wii'iiwl W lpippimT»TllT» r¥T—B7IT»gTITM TTTgTITMiTTTCM j HjTIM iLTijJI llflM IMM >1
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      420 18 EUR6P€/FAA EAST CONVENTIONAL IdtVICC VSI FUMY GnDS m* mood r PT Of LDG. EFTT H were cm Pasajw-Hbg-Toesj MM-MM Foa-Wiatiii tow Sicndi-Nb(-M TEL: 03-*****50 MALAYSIA SON. BHD. TLX: ***** MTM Frt. Booking contact Miss Qan T. KLANG S PORE LOG- FOR 11/11 14/11 PT. KLANG 11/11 13/11 4/11 7/11 2S/11
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      698 19 The Straits Steamship Group Mansfield Container Shipping PteLAd QC!L Oversea# Containers Limited r i STRAITS SHIPPING Slngipon to Sibih, Sinwik, Brunei Ports and Bangkok Vprn PJN 11/11 IVU 19/U 29/U »/n a/11 M/ 12 K/12 12/12 14/12 11/12 21/12 21/12 21/12 M/l M/l 11/1 13/1 I Aw r%m irtot rtmirta
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      604 19 Franco Belgian Services /i.f.i.M t t r I tn J stoh rjsuwG nimrta fumw Km rn*m m onw am k p*t (h mm) mmm zsnm 21 m* »mm 31 mm «dk «m sus i IOKM KW 12 MR (II Mm) IDK 2Dk 3DK lOK 7DK fOk IOCAn* KPTVK CITS I*l
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      333 20 100 Years Liner Shipping Far East 1886-1986 LTO CONTINENT/UK EXPORTS FROM N. CONTINENT &UK IMPORTS (H*j Bar SU SU SU SU SU tawEvw SU SU 8/11 7/11 «/U hnw 11/11 13/11 14/11 15/11 IC/U ttataxfi Bay 17/11 19/11 28/11 21/11 22/11 CUT E**v{k 25/11 27/11 21/11 29/11 31/11 m+m rm
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      550 20 *Xi lime cm FULLY CONT A I N E RISED SERVICE TO fUROPI UIA SUtZ J I HOKUM MKXJM 3CN KfTUK amW 37V KOKAM CMNCt 2SW CONVENTIONAL SERVICE TO PERSIAN GULF BXK S POR£ LOAOMG FOR SEAFIGHTEI AC 14 SM 10/11 SAW AC 15 19/11 21/11 DB, DM, BH, ACM,
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      365 20 4L tlai Sun Hup Co (i*i*') lid ILL *****06 (20 Lines) TLX RS 2?0bl A RS 20»i/2 9, fc\ I \SI I K\ \K I l\l l\ II) STRAITS/JAPAN/ STRAITS SERVICE SPECIALIST IN RO-RO HFAVY lIF fS J ORANGE BREEZE SEKI WEBM SEKI NA6OYA SOU KOCH Loadnf at appropriated Berth
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      775 20 o EVERGREEN Full Container Service Round-The-World East Bound (FE/CARIB/USEC/EURO/FE) Round-The-World West Bound (FE/EURO/USEC/CARIB/FE) Also kceptps ia/Fa fq fo. to GOTMDWK. INK. COPEMMCE*. OSLO. STOOaCLM. KU9U. NBCR HKMH VM 10KNM. UWTMMrTON. MWUCiTO. HMM, LKOfOOL, (UXOR VM FEUOTONE MBTEMM m M>TTOMM US WEST COAST MMCB.ONI VttflßM 9/12 11/1? 11/12 19/12 29/12 31/12
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      852 21 PACIFIC INTERNATIONAL LINES PIL Building, 140 Cecil Street. 03-00 Singapore 0106 Tel: *****33 FAR EAST CONTAINER SERVICE VESSEL MAJAPAHTT QOWA KOTA SINGA SIN JKT SSY SIN a/12 S/12 7/11 su> in ri 7/11 s/ii ia/ii as/11 a4/ii as/11 •TCH TAICHUMO *MUR HKQ KAO *TCM KEE MIS 'MUM *NTC VOK KM
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      675 21 BEN LINE CONTAINERS EXPRESS com Ala SERVICE TO UK/CONTMNT •w *ssns EXPRESS CONTAMER SERVICE FROM UK/COHTPPfT mm rmvarDMi mm stoh pjomc stok for C*Mm Bjy W faM I*4 bM SjM 7/11 1/11 IMS. HM T*r* b) bM bM bM bM M 0/11 |M. KB. IK 11/U IVII 21/11 23/11 12
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      369 21 DJASAGETRI A Joint Europe Service Of: P.T. IMMITA LLOYI FX BESMt LLBYI P.T. SAMKBA MMKMA P.T. TMKSMT LLIYI EXPRESS SEMI CONTAIMERSHIP SERVICES SINGAPORE TO EOROPE mMM/iwi HWK 3/12 4/1? 1/12 12/12 24/12 21/12 VI 1/1 U/l M/ 12 4/2 12/2 Port Said, Port Aloxandrto, Qonoo, Triooto. ALSO ACCEPTMG BOTH CONTAKB,
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      435 21 BOUSTEAD SHIPPING AGENCIES BURMA FIVE STAR mm CORPORATION (Burmese National Line) Loadnf for Ranfoon Sparc PAGAN VI9M 11/12 I MANLAMYAMC *32* 9/111 MAMMLAT *14 15/14 I HTOKYWA V2ISR 15/14 I PA-AM VIO3N 11/24 I Plato* V* BANK LINE tmfflMMßnmg HULL 15/12 21/1 13/1 »/l ggfflMß TO UKC SPORE ROAM FORTHBANK
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      1201 22 ►ii/Wr rj-3,llFiH [3 K LINE KAWASAKI KISEN KAISHA, LTD. PKLG PNG STOK KOK fNn 7Nn SNn 21 Nn GUATAQM CM I*o UK* IQUQUE WA6ASTA S ANTOW) *ALPA*AISO (OK 2SOK IS 0«C l« OK 17 Ok »DK CENTRAL AMERICA/CARIBBEAN SEA nan wt Mono wt nu6 m vm mi «AGM V 3
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      652 22 AUSTRALIA EXPRESS CONTAINER SERVICE Accepting FCL/FCL Containers P Kelarn Liner Vnsd S'pore MHt Frem Sftfn Also Accqi CHANOIOAS *22 9 Nov No. 4 Dec 2 Dec Add Bos KABWOAS V3l 19 No. 6 Occ 14 Ok 1? Ok AdH Bm V3O 71 Nov RAMDAS V? 6 1? Ok 27 Ok
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      675 22 GOLDEN LINE GUM GUM SHRMG (HI) LTD 21. Iri* *im Shwt KVOK IIM IB *****44 (II LID) STRAITS/PERSIAN GULF SERVICE: Spo i*-* GOLDEN MODI Colombo Oahft* WIS cn nra wmoi n**ch. Data, Oaxam n—m w gc All R rwl MVBIRI/ rIJWWf J KiHvtei/Ariwp MALAYSIA/ARAMAN CRF CONTAKR SERVICE 20/11 21/11 ft/12
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      391 22 INTRASEA (PTE) LTD N 10 Anso Ro.ld 7 16 InterrMtion." p Smqapce 0207 Tei *****1 1 |1D L>nes o BREAKBULK SERVICE TO EUROPE/UK PHIL 11 RON SHIPPING AGENCIES PTI I ID PHI 11 OR IE NI LINES PTt lID I hf«D f "DBl**' N P0»: 11(1 8 8 BSIII !<]H
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      737 23 S»e Iri Hi OMci *****77 NEPTUNE ORIENT LINES LTD NEPTIME AGEMCCS PTE. LTD. H EU/MBT If* Sl* M CPT BOOK MS *****77 *****53 *****42 *****22 *****53 *****42 OR DKCT IMS 27MU9 27MU6 27*118 NEPUNE SON. BID. *****87 *****45 *****53 *****K NEPIME SON. BM>. *****71/*****34/*****35 NEPIK SON. BW. *****9/62M35/6276M/*****1/*****2 FAR EAST/EUROPE
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      537 23 HEUNG-A SHIPPING Korean Flag Vessels SEMI-CONTAINERISED DIRECT SERVICE TO P KELANG. PENANG. BUSAN. INCHON DOM AM VMMI M St*/Ml (Ma*) Nt i Omm/MM lb I Own/MM Mi 7 Donwi vm Mi Omm/MM IBM Ml Mi i Oman tIOM Mi t Dm/MM Mi 7 Dwm/iIM IMI/414 S par* m PI hdw
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      560 23 »SINSOV SINGAPORE SOVIET SHIPPING CO PRIVATE LTD SMSOV BULDMG 55. Market Street Sincapore 0104 Tel: *****33 (15 Lines) TernM Office: *****41/2 Cable Address SMSOV SMGAPOK Tefci Numbers RS ***** RS ***** RS 2510S P KELANG M/S SHARKAT IVAN SOON SON. BHD. IST AM) 2ND FLOOR. MESSRS HAI THONG SHPPMG 127
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      38 23 VI L//vt GALAXY V IA Pff TREE V.2A MM V .1A PJUM( SjM hiNrt «/ll 13/11 14/11 19/11 SHBUSm MEBHM I N.T.T. TPTN CO. PTE. LTD.. 1U C*d IM. #U-M a M*| ipmt H« Ta tzmn (2 Um%)
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      412 24 fi REGIONAL CONTAINER LINES TO BANGKOK (4 SAILINGS A WEEK) i m nw uiwii |l I ill Bl ''i II I'i II '111 11 HI I Ml emu V7M rm i 'ir. i rm rm THAILAND IEWgJgfIHBMUI hbimEE!3bkhm| r™r-*mnT77Tii TO P.KELANG PENAN6 (2 SAILINGS A WEEK) Vyj nt IL'.ll-MV'.T EM
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      162 24 N r m m m 4 9 E£sP£> V* *l£ SIGNIFICANT WEATHER AND SEA CONDITIONS AT 7.30 A.M. THIS MORNING. •c O w Wind direction with speed m knots Wove height LEGEND R Thunderstorm #C direction with speed m knots Shower fj Rom Wove height Cloudy Sky Surfoce winds ore
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      134 25 MOiE© MSC AGENCCS K. LUMPUR 242SMS/242M5fi/2424M</*****93 P. KELANG 36*7111/4 TERMMAL 36SS3S1/2 PQMNG *****2/*****3/*****4/*****3 P. GUDAM6 *****3/*****5/*****1/*****0 J. BAHARU 22SS6S/*****5/*****5 LEOSHP SPOtt *****22 FAR EAST/EUROPE CONTAINER SERVICE !ii 'MV f Bill EEBEEZJ— IQ[IIME3IME3giE3IICEgEI[IEIIIMBIII rr^TPnumHLl^JiEiaiUiMDMtnilEUltllllEgMllSll nr-7—■rnii'lß I rTTral lanußniMEZgl II I ■■fill 1 11 ii 1 ■1111 l ii■M^ r ™ElSaaiKaii 11
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      170 25 VAN OMMEREN BULK TIMBER/PLYWOOD PARCEL SERVICE To: CONT/UK PORTS: II.":' -li, f MV SOUTHGATE VOl *Aho loading from Indonesian Ports Agents: SMGAPOK PORT KELANG KOTA KMABALU STOK PT KELANG 15/11 20/11 Rott/Afftw/ UK <TD/ Sete/Nantes CALICO SHPPMG PTE LTD to *****66 Th: K 551U CALICO FAX: *****71 PERKAPALAN UTAMA SON
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      221 25 MN CONTAINER LINE AUST/N2 SERVICE AG STORE SYO MELB 1 11/11 1/12 5/12 ALSO ACCEPTMG TIBER; LCI/FCLJO:BOMBAY DURBAN CAPETOWN PORT LOINS Bookings MAC-NELS AGENCIES PTE. LTD. *****4 (20 Lines) MAC-NELS (MALAYSIA) SDN BHD. P. Ketanq Tel: (03)*****78/*****07/*****77 MAC-NELS (PENANG) SDN BHD. Penang Tel: (04) *****6. *****2 Scan Dutch V —in.'
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      219 26 CORMORANT BULK CARRIERS > VANCOUVER B.C. CANADA NXMESM/ USA MB CANADA WEST COAST COMEMTMMAL SEMCE l(MOW FOR VMCOWO IC, 0U« NO ML KU SMMR MCTORY 11-12/12 15-U/12 21-21/12 ona lommk ran smct Mucacm NXMESM/ MM CONKMTUML SEMCE 10MME FOi MMMS MUM UW mu anon t&mor pti »u SMMR MCTORY M-2/11
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      144 26 Siiif.ip.uc Afcnts HACK! MMI DARBY SHIPf'INI, f'll IH S.tSlllXK SiS.'J.'t, af K&S LINE JAPAN STRAITS SERVICE SANKYO LINE (S) PTE. LTD 141 Ord Street i/10 04 Gfi BuM»t bporf 010b IH Pod Keljnf 1 ig3 Pinj Sluppmj Sdn Rbd Id 03 *****74 "> Pr(un( MjLmiJ lr.ide K Itjmpwt ltd lei
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      382 26 5. v* cr < os- v „iy w Mitsui OS K Lines Ltd CONVENTIONAL/SEMI-CONTAINER AFRICAS NO (7 f\\i r Of i QUA FAST AFRICA NEDLLOYD MOJI 15 Nov MARIA BONITA 26 Nov SUBJECT INDUCEMENT WEST AFRICA ALTAI MARU 13 Nov GOLDEN ORCHINO JR 20 Nov Rmks: Subject Inducement Mombasa. Daressalam
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