The Business Times, 19 November 1986

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    11 1 BUSINESS TIMES M.C. (P) No. 192/12/85 WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 11, IMC CENTS
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    FINANCIAL NEWS SUMMARY
    188 1 Exchange rates THE S$ dollar closed slightly lower at 2.1935/45 (previously 2.1930/40) to the USS in thin trading on the forex market yesterday. The local dollar also weakened against the Sterling pound, HK$, M$ and A$, but appreciated against the mark and the yen. US* 162.95/163.05 yon,
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  • Article
    Pulau Brani to have multi-million dollar marine oil tank farm
    590 1  -  By LOH HUI YIN A MULTI-MILLION-DOLLAR tank farm to store fuel for ships is to be added to the facilities now being developed on Pulau Brani by the Port of Singapore Authority as a container port. Preliminary discussions started between
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    Financial dealers lured to Tokyo
    570 1  -  Continued brain drain will pose problems By SOH TIANG KENG, Financial Correspondent A MINI BRAIN DRAIN is taking place as foreign exchange and capital market dealers in Singapore, lured by attractive salaries and generous perks, leave for Tokyo. The Japaneee financial centre opens its offshore
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    Ghafar on development of country
    162 1 MALAYSIA WILL progress faster if its current system of government is replaced with a regimented version. But Malaysia has no intention of doing so, according to Malaysian Deputy Prime Minister Ghafar Baba. He said that the government did not propose to do this although it
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    China seeking more investment from region
    109 1 CHINA hopes to capture a major share of foreign investment in the Asian-Pacific region to help quadruple its 1980 industrial and agricultural output by the year 2000. Chinese State Planning Commission vice-chairman Gan Ziyu told an international business conference on the Pacific Rim in
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    Magazine notes return of international investors
    338 1 INTERNATIONAL INVESTORS who bolted after the doors of the exchange were shut last December have come back and are buying Singapore-based shares with a vengeance. The December issue of Singapore Business, the nation's business magazine, reports that foreign fund managers from the non-traditional overseas
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    Lock icon Deregulation crucial to Pacific, says banker
    346 1 Reuter THE DEREGULATION of financial markets is crucial to maintaining the Pacific region's economic growth, according to Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corp chairman Michael Sand berg. The economic pressures on some countriee tempt them to resist the world trend towards stripping away restrictions on
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    Selective buying provides boost to market
    234 1 THE SINGAPORE stock market staged an encouraging rebound yesterday aa investors embarked on a selective buying programme. Many Malaysian stocks also attracted renewed buying support and, by the closing bell, had chalked up good gains on volume. The final scoreboard showed gains thumping lossss
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      312 1 SES disciplinary arm ready THE FIRST ITEM of the action programme for the Stock Exchange of Singapore is in place a Disciplinary SubCommittee headed by chairman Tan Chok Kian. Coming up next is a Listing SubCommittee to speed up listing procedure. See Page 17 MONEY EXCHANGES RAW MATERIALS CROSSWORDS TV
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  • HOME NEWS
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      Volunteers pitch in to help NHF fair
      173 2 MORE THAN 600 nurses, students and other volunteers will be helping the Home Nursing Foundation (NHF) with a nine-day food and fun fair. The event, to raise funds for the foundation, will be held alongside a consumer fair, Christmas Special '86, at the
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      October consumer prices level
      132 2 THE consumer price index (CPI) an indicator of inflation last month remained at the same level as September. Food and housing costs were down. Although vegetables were more expensive, prices of food fell by 0.1 per cent because of cheaper fish, pork and hen eggs. Housing
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      Compaq's arrival a boost to Republic
      382 2  -  By JEFFREY TSANG THE ARRIVAL of Compaq Computer Corporation, the world's largest supplier of portable personal computers, will give Singapore access to the company's valuable expertise on high productivity production. Compaq is reputed to be one of the most successful companies in the PC
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      PSA Towers to be renamed
      42 2 THE PSA TOWERS, located at Maritime Square, will be renamed Cable Car Towers from next month. The change is made to prevent confusion with the new PSA Building, where the Port of Singapore Authority offices are located.
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      Helping traders know GSP rules better
      159 2 TRADERS unfamiliar with rules and procedures in exporting goods under the Generalised System of Preferences (GSP) and the Asean Preferential Trade Arrangements (APTA) will find a seminar on Dec 17 useful. The one-day seminar, organised by the Trade Development Board, is an on-going programme
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      Turning actions into words at automation conference
      222 2 THE PREACHING has begun to turn into practice. Where papers presented at conferences about automation used to be about how important it was to invest in automation, these days people are offering case studies of the actual experiences of local companies. Noting this
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      Miss Universe here for pageant talks
      125 2 THE WORLD'» most beautiful woman breezed into Singapore yesterday bearing good tidings lor the tourist industry. Singapore is to play host to the Miss Universe contest next year, and Barbara Palacioe Teyde, the current holder of the title, is hers together with Qeorge Honchar,
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      Pan Pacific to go live for opening
      152 2 THE NOV 21 opening of the Pan Pacific Singapore in Marina Square will be telecast live via satellite to Australia's Sydney Hilton Hotel. Mr Manfred Haeger, Pan Pacific's general manager, will be addressing the conference and answering questions from more than 150 Australian
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      Call for public warning system during emergencies
      231 2 THERE IS A NEED for a public warning system to allow residents enough time to run for bomb shelters in times of emergency, said Or Lee Boon Yang, the Minister of State (Trade Industry and Home Affairs) yesterday. Speaking at a seminar on
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      PEOPLE IN BUSINESS
      270 3 UM SU TJING has taken up the post of senior manager, computer operations centre, in the development and information systems division of Overseas Union Bank Ltd. Mr Lim is a bachelor of science (Hons) graduate from the University of Singapore. Before joining OUB, he was the man-
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      Gaining an insight into China's new open-door policy
      262 3 BUSINESSMEN seeking a better understanding of China's cultural, political and economic climate and its impact on trade and investment can attend a seminar on "Doing Business in China" next year. The seminar on March 16 and 17, is organised by the Singapore
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      Art student paints his way to scholarship in Sydney
      257 3 A 23-YEAR-OLD final year student of the Nanyang Academy of Fine Arts has won an Australian art scholarship at the 1986 Australian Art Award for Young Artists. "Spirit" by Lim Poh Teck took the top prize of a scholarship at the
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      Better air links could net more tourists
      305 3  -  By LIM SOON NEO BETTER AIR LINKS in the geographically-fragmented Pacific Rim region would help bring in more European and American tourists, according to Dr Cheong Choong Kong, the managing director of Singapore Airlines. "Airlines are in the business of building bridges, of
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      Retailers roped in to help fight glue-sniffing
      490 3 THINGS will get sticky for retailers who knowingly keep gluesniffers supplied with inhalants. They will be warned against doing so and may be told to keep a register of those who buy glues and other inhalants. This is the proposal of a top-level
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      NTUC to look into effects of automation on workers
      145 3 THE National Trades Union Congress (NTUC) will examine the impact of automation on locaf workers in a six-month survey. Vice-president Mrs Yu-Foo Yee Shoon told SBC that the survey will also study the current state of automation in Singapore. The survey
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      286 2 MOBIL DESELPUUS GIVES YOU MORE EARNINGS M J i The first and only diesel with 'First' has become quite a common badge for Mobil over the last 12 months. We were first to introduce a 100% synthetic motor oil. First to introduce super value products like our $1 Specials. First
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  • ASIA-PACIFIC
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      Lock icon Report on barriers to American exports
      390 4 Base for new round of international trade talks UPI A 300-PAGE REPORT listing numerous existing and potential barriers to American exports will be a good starting point for a new round of global trade talks, says US Trade Representative Clayton Yeutter. Mr Yeutter released
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      Lock icon Call to review US-Korean trade
      281 4 Reuter THE UNITED STATES and South Korea should re-examine their trade relationship to resolve long-range problems, according to a report released yesterday by the congressional joint economic committee in Washington. The report by committee staff economist John Starrels said the two countries should find ways
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      Lock icon KL forced to seek external loans
      214 4 MBT INADEQUATE domestic savings had made it necessary for Malaysia to borrow externally to finance various public and private sector projects, according to Deputy Finance Minister Loke Yuen Yow. Speaking at a dialogue between the Malaysian Institute of Management and the Ministry of Finance
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      Lock icon Gandhi endorses peace proposal from Sri Lanka
      348 4 NYT IN A SIGNIFICANT SPUR to the negotiations to end the guerilla war in Sri Lanka, Prime Minister Rajiv Gandhi of India has endorsed the Sri Lankan government's proposals for a political settlement with Tamil insurgents. Leaders of the main Tamil guerilla group
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      Lock icon Eager buyers wipe out toilet paper stocks
      292 4 AP CONSUMERS eager to make a profit or worried that supplies would run out have been buying out Beijing's stocks of toilet paper, the China Daily said. Fixed prices for more than 30 years, rumours of impending price rises and wholesalers' not stocking
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      Lock icon Congressmen hint of new bills
      168 4 Reuter THE US Congress will propose new legislation next year to curb imports in a move to cut the country's huge trade deficit and protect jobs. A congressional delegation visiting Hongkong yesterday did not say what bills were likely, but they told reporters the US
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      DAILY AIRCRAFT MOVEMENTS
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  • REST OF THE WORLD
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      Lock icon Reagan rules out any further weapon shipments to Iran
      394 5 AP PRESIDENT Ronald Reagan says he has "absolutely no plans" to send more arms to Iran. As he posed for pictures at the start of a meeting with Argentine President Raul Alfonsin in Washington on Monday, Mr Reagan was asked if
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      Lock icon Britain studies Argentina's offer of peace
      246 5 AP BRITAIN IS STUDYING Argentina's offer to end hostilities between the two countries that stem from the dispute over the Falkland Islands. Senior Foreign Office sources said on Monday the proposal was "the most constructive" from the Argentine government in recent years. "We have
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      Lock icon CBOT wants 24-hour trading
      188 5 UPI THE CHICAGO Board of Trade, faced with growing foreign competition, has asked the federal Commodities Futures Trading Commission for permission to establish around-the-clock tradina in futures and options. .A recent letter from John Grtmore, the exchange's chairman, said: "We seek to modify the terms and
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      Lock icon Addictions costing industry dearly, says ILO
      248 5 Reuter HEAVY DRINKERS and drug addicts cost employers huge sums through absenteeism, accidents and low productivity, but too few managers and trade unions face up to the problem, according to the International Labour Organisation (ILO). Alcoholism tended to be high among seamen, lawyers, domestic
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      Lock icon Compact disc maker develops cheaper production process
      259 5 Reuter A WEST GERMAN maker of compact discs said on Monday that it has developed a proceea which would reduce the relatively high cost of making the records. But demand for compact discs, which reproduce music almost perfectly, is currently outstripping supply so
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      Lock icon Top EC figures form monetary committee
      135 5 AP THE FORMATION of the Committee for the Monetary Union of Europe, including leading European politicians and businessmen, was announced on Monday in Paris. Former French president Valery Giscard d'Estaing and former West German chancellor Helmut Schmidt said in a statement that the committee
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      Lock icon US industrial operating rate drops to three-year low
      409 5 AP THE OPERATING RATE of American industry fell in October to the lowest level since 1983, the government reported. Activity in the mining industry hit an all-time low and US manufacturers continued to suffer from foreign competition. The Federal Reserve Board said
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      Lock icon Yugoslavia seeks more foreign investments
      192 5 AP THE YUGOSLAV government is attempting to make the country more attractive for foreign investors, Foreign Trade Minister Nenad Krekic said. Speaking at a news conference on Monday, Mr Krekic admitted that the last amendments to the law on foreign investments had met with "objections"
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      Lock icon Dependence on imported oil up again, says study
      186 5 AP US OIL IMPORTS average five million barrels a day, the highest level since 1981, according to a Harvard University study. The study, released on Monday, calls for a US$lO-a-barrel tariff to reverse the trend. The rising dependence on imported fuel poses
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  • MONEY AND EXCHANGES
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      Forex markets
      573 6 The US dollar recovered against most major currencies in moderate late trading yesterday mainly on European buy- tog and short covering. Dealers said 'Jwarket expectations that today's US reused third-quarter gross national prodlict data will show a higher growth than the earlier preliminary forecast of 2.4 per cent
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      Foreign Exchange
      173 6 Interbank rates at 3pm yesterday: Siviltf)sooiAf) %l local dollars to •M Oiler e roe* pertty eh-** on* unit of foreign currency: US dollar 2.1935 2.1945 2.8196 -22.21 Storting pound 3.1224 3.1260 7.3469 -57.50 Australian dollar 1.4082 1.4110 3.4286 -58.93 NZ dollar 1.1263 1.1290 3.4286 -67.15 Canadian dollar 1.5843
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      Asian dollar market
      251 6 ASIAN DOLLAR deposit rates ended steady yesterday at opening levels in quiet afternoon trading. In short-dates, overnight and Wednesday/Thursday closed at 6-1/4 6-1/8 per cent each and week fixed at 6-1/8 6 per cent. Period rates were little changed from earlier levels of 6-1/8 6 for one
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      Money markets
      142 6 THE OVERNIGHT rate on the Singapore interbank market closed at 3 per cent yesterday, up 1/2 point from Monday. The one-month rate rose 1/16 point to 2 13/16. The two-month and three-month rates were unchanged at 2 7/8. Indicates the average of the prime lending rates of 12
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      US T-bonds open 34 ticks higher
      618 6 Simex DECEMBER US Trea-sury-Bond opened 34 ticks higher than Monday's close at 99.05, after the sharp drop in prices of precious metals. The market edged up to the day's high of 99.10 initially and slipped off to 99.04 in the afternoon session on profit-taking.
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      Precious metals
      320 6 HONGKONG: Gold closed lower yesterday on a spree of overseas selling after a late rebound in the US currency. The gold price closed at U*****.10/80 an ounce against an initial U*****.40/90 and was below New York's close of U*****.50/US$3BB.OO. Dealers said Swiss and UK interests sold bullion after
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  • BANKING AND FINANCE
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      Lock icon US bond brokers may expand trading with non-primary dealers
      544 7 Reuter BELIEF is growing among US government securities dealers that by mid-1987 major brokers will expand trading with non-pri-mary dealers, ending years of resistance. Such a move, designed to head off government intervention, would involve brokers voluntarily setting capital standards to
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      UOB opens full banking branch in Xiamen
      109 7 THE UNITED OVERSEAS Bank yesterday opened a full banking branch in Xiamen, China. The branch, which is managed by Simon Pang, offers comprehensive trade financing services, term loans, guarantees, remittances, foreign exchange services and accepts deposits in foreign currencies. It will also provide
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      Lock icon China's dilemma in bid to abolish one of two units
      241 7 Reuter AFTER SIX YEARS of having two currencies, China has decided the form of money it allows foreigners and the privileged to use is ideologically unacceptable. The government wants to retain the local currency, the renminbi, which is used by
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      Lock icon London will gain from EC capital move, says Lawson
      240 7 Reuter MONDAY'S agreement by European Community finance ministers to end restrictions on a range of capital movements will mean more business for the City of London, British Chancellor of the Exchequer Nigel Lawson said. Speaking in Brussels on Monday, he said
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      Lock icon M'sian banks urged to help ailing companies
      496 7 Bank Negara adviser sees consolidation of industry MBT BANKS IN MALAYSIA will have to engage increasingly in 'involuntary lending'' so as to help turn around promising companies facing difficulties, a Bank Negara adviser said on Monday. Speaking at a dialogue between the Malaysian
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      Lock icon Peru floats idea of repaying foreign debt over 50 years
      339 7 AP PERU'S prime minister has suggested that Latin America's debt be paid off over 50 years at one or 2 per cent interest. Any new loans, Luis Alva Castro told a news conference on Monday, would be paid at commercial
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      Lock icon Pacific Valley takes over depositors
      131 7 Reuter PACIFIC VALLEY Bank of San Jose, California, has assumed the deposit liabilities of the Bank of Northern California. According to the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. the failed hank's only office reopened on Monday as a branch of Pacific Valley Bank and its depositors automatically
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  • TRAINING & DEVELOPMENT
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      Education experts coming for international meeting
      647 8  -  About 100 companies to take part in related exhibition By ANNA TEO VOCATIONAL QUALIFICATIONS, like consumer goods, shopuld have a "best before" tag;on them, suggests a British edJcation specialist. In a modern industrial economy, the skills of the workforce need to be effectively updated.
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      Don't forget junior staff's needs, says MP
      282 8  -  By LUCY NG TRAINING junior staff working in the retail sector should be given more priority, a Member of Parliament suggested yesterday. Speaking at a seminar on Retailing Today, the MP for Kaki Bukit, Chew Heng Ching, observed that the seminar was obviously
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      MEMO PAD
      467 8 'Seminars and i Courses 1 1^" 15-17 January 1967, World Trade Centre, Singapore. y DURATION TITLE Nov 26 How to Computerise Your Production Systems for Higher Productivity Nov 26-29 The Computer as a Productivity Tool Nov 29 How to Invest Profitably in Stocb and Shares Dec 1-2 Reserve
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  • WORLD BACKGROUND
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      Lock icon Poisoning of Rhine highlights an ecological dilemma
      648 9  -  By PAUL LEWIS NYT IN ONE WAY, European countries had an easy time of it last week, pointing fingers at Switzerland for its admitted role in the latest poisoning of the Rhine. But a longer look at the continent's record suggests that everybody
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      Lock icon Low oil prices plunge Gulf states into recession
      904 9 AP LOW WORLD oil prices are taking a toll on the once-booming economies of the Arab states of the Gulf. Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, Qatar, the United Arab Emirates, Oman and Bahrain have cut government spending. Construction projects have been delayed, employment curtailed
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      428 9 lYJitl a i j T 1 41 T I V v One of the many joys of owning a BMW is selling it. You only have to look at the price a second hand BMW commands to see what we mean. If you had, for example, paid $62,400 (PARF) for
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  • Page 9 Miscellaneous
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      59 9 Doonesbury V TVE ALSO URTTTEN A PROSE POEM TP UKEYOU tohear.imantepto RSADtTvamote, BUT THE MINISTER Km LOCKING AT HIS ft 11 1 1 m BY GARRY TRUDEAU READY? OKAY, HO*E GOES. 'A im, BENT LOU. MOTIONLESS, A CHKKADEE STAKES DOWNATTHE NOEfUL COUNTENANCE. THIS SLUMPS?FIGURE. THIsmi.THIS RICHARD. HE GAVE A HOOK.*
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  • LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
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      The wrong road to Iran
      586 10 THE ART OF good government is rapidly becoming a linguistic one. It is heartening to be told by US National Security Adviser John Poindexter that the secret US overture to Iran was typical of President Ronald Reagan's "new and creative" policy initiatives. Noting that foreign
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      Foreign workers levy 'unfair'
      655 10  -  JASON THAM DEAR SIR, I fully agrM with the views expressed by LINDA CHEE in her article, "To bear or not to bear?" which appeared on Page 8 of Business Timee on Nov 12. At present, the Government imposes a levy of $300pm and 120pm for
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      Yong Tai Loong's $12m investment
      349 10  -  Wong Kah Chong yoncTtai LOOMCMPTE) LTD DEAR SIR, We refer to your article, "HDB contractor hit by slowdown", on Page 2 of the Business Times dated 13th November. 1966. Your reporter, on 12th November, 1966, asked me about the company's recent inveetment of about $12
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      Filmwest says sorry
      78 10  -  JON R NOBLE DEAR SIR, With reference to the interview I had with Miss Goh Yse Ling of the Business Times on Nov 6. 1966, I wish to apologise for a misunderstanding. I had wrongly informed Miss Goh Yse Ling sbout the Economic Development Board's pledge towards
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      EDB on that Noble project
      59 10  -  ONG CHOON HWA Economic Development DEAR MR, I refer to Goh Yee Ling's story heedlined "Are there sny more backers tor a Nobis project?" in Business Times on Nov 6 end would like to point out that the EDB has not agreed to make a
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      Share registration delay — the solution
      146 10  - Share registration delay the solution GEM MAR MR, Your reader Mr Distant (BT. Nov 12) lements the problem of an investor caught in a situation where he is unable to sell at a profit when his share certificate is still under registration. Mr Distant could be referring to Boustead Bhd
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      Use of CPF for quality KL stocks
      83 10  -  D V DISTANT DEAR SIR, I support .the proposal by your reader "Investor" to permit investment of CPF funda In a selection of sound Malaysian registered counters (BT. Nov 7, 1966). The fact that less than 5 per cent of investible CPF funda
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      336 10 Termiteproof Subterranean Termites or "White Ants" are a threat to your property. Termites exist in huge colonies in the soil, move about at random in search of food supply (cellulose in wood), and wreak destruction to many homes. An inspection and control contract helps to keep vigilance and minimise damages
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  • Page 10 Miscellaneous
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      653 10 CRYPTIC PUZZLE ACROSS 1 Pour out words (5) 6 Nice place, but deeert•d (5) 9 Dilatory work at ceramics? (7) 10 A letter to a girl, for instance (5) 11 To pile them up is not creditable <5) 12 Theee people are great with dogs (5) 13 Get back to
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  • SPORTS
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      Lock icon Australia IV victory silences critics
      329 11 AP AUSTRALIA IV silenced some of its critics yesterday, coming from behind to defeat Kookaburra II by 15 seconds in their secondround meeting at the America's Cup defender trials. Both boats flew protest flags at the finish, so the race is provisional until the dispute
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      141 11 Reuter GREG NORMAN of Australia remained on top of the World Golf Rankings approved by the Royal and Ancient Club in London on Monday, despite failing to retain his Australian Open title at the weekend. Norman, joint seventh in Melbourne, still leads the table with
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      Taipei bridge team is in the lead after first round
      318 11  -  By MIKE THUMBA in Penang AFTER the first round of the games, the scoreboard of the 29th Far East Bridge Games showed that the Taipei team in the Open event had been trying to ward off the encroachments by. the
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      239 11 AP AMERICAN tennis star John McEnroe began a 42-day suspension on Monday and said he was looking forward to the rest after playing almost non-stop since coming off a six-month break from the sport in August. McEnroe, whose US$3,OOO fine at the Paris Open last month
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      Putra team returns with fifth placing
      476 11  -  By WALTON MORAIS THE Singapore Putra Cup golf squad returned home from Hongkong on Monday night with Hongkong Amateur Open champion Samson Gimson blaming himself for the Republic s fifth placing. Saying the rest of the team Poh Ee Kiat, M Balraj and Vincent
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      1085 11 I Horsley's (Nick's) lover CROSSINGS •.90pm, Channel 5 During a weekend gathering attended by a dozen of the most powerful, wealthy and influential men in France, Armand agrees to play traitor. He is to 'befriend' Marshal Henri Petain, the French politician who would most assuredly be the Nazi's puppet choice
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      19 11 BriStcW: Fiaak; tOVAP" ON fcpyKXH vou Doing,BßistouP, Nfou JOKES Vounie. Ruined my > CONC£NT(?P,TiOk »'tv\ Tft-yiNG ft SfIoT.OF SELF LEVnKTiON.
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      Lock icon First Interstate offer stays
      294 12 NYT FIRST INTERSTATE Bancorp is to press ahead in its bid to acquire ailing Bank America Corp. The decision by First Interstate's board of directors is likely to increase the pressure on Bank America to accept or reject First Interstate's US$3.4 billion bid on its merits.
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      Lock icon Husky adjourns talks with Hutchison Whampoa
      183 12 Reuter CANADA'S Husky Oil Ltd has adjournsd negotiations with a Hongkong company concerning the oil and gas producer's future ownership without setting a date for resuming the talks. A Husky spokesman in Canada confirmed on Monday a. published report that company chairman Robert Blair
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      374 12 Reuter WALL STREET STOCKS closed lower on Monday in moderate trading. Stocks that roae In recent weeks on the wave of takeover speculation posted the biggest declines as the market responded to the insider trading scandal involving veteran Wall Street arbitrageur Ivan Boesky.
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      Toronto
      174 12 MOV 17 Ct Imp OM CI A. 47% -X inco IT* -X M Prow Pip*.. SBX AMM 28 Ki ML. 1B% X Alean Alum. 42* X Karr Addtoon. WK X AlgomaM 12% -ft LoMawCo. 11V. -X Bank Nam tool*.... 16V. -X McMH BM 41V. -X Bank 01 Montreal 34
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      209 12 NOV 17 MM Tru* Bk Un SiMl. 146 90 •6 -6 1560 unch A Alpha. ***** m Abwoom Aad. an 1900 •10 ♦as -10 -90 AHQIOS 9790 -150 »ssr~-=z 416 mo A rvrvgi i *****6 2075 -75 8200 -300 C Q Smith 3150 150 1779 CNA. 200 unch *****
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      636 12 NOV 17 U» t Alcan Alumtn 30V. Alcoa. 34% AMag M 16* AMadSlg. 40* Alltad Store* 06'/i AlHa-Chalmar* 2* unch Am Brandt Inc. 43% Am Can Co 00V4 -V« Am Cyanamid 70* -V« Am Bac Pwr 20 S unch Am Expraaa 57* Am Homa Prod. 7®* Am Motor*
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      European markets
      544 12 Frankfurt MOV IT DM +JAM 300.00 -3 BASF 264.008 -2.1 Bayaf 294.708 -3.* Bayer Varainabank 517 00 +10 BUW._ 564 00 -3 Commaretank. 300 70 -4.3 ConU Qommi 330 90 -2 Daimtar-Banz 1295 008-6 5 Oautacha Bank. 787 00 -3.5 Draadnar Bank. 300.00 -6.5 Moaehat 2S3.70B Hoaach 120.00
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      Lock icon BA posts lower interim pre-tax profits
      188 12 Reuter BRITISH AIRWAYS, which is to be sold off to private investors early next year, has announced shsrply reduced half-year profits. But it said on Monday that business on key North Atlantic rout as had picked up in the past two months. Chsirman Lord
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      439 12 k to «rta«, awl eaMsi ALL YOU WANT V. SIX per person GEEEmSM Lunch: 12 181, Kitchener Road, Singapore 0820. Tel: *****22 L Over 23 Urns, including soup of the day, beef pork, chicken, mutton, eeafood, salads, etc. 2. BBQ at the comfort of your own table. X There is
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      106 12 London stocks on Pago 17 May we introduce you to a most mouth marinated Sichuan bird. The inimitable Long Jiang Drunken Chicken. Prime and plump. It's so staggeringly good you'll be tempted to try the rest of our 230 Sichuan dishes. Now that's a sobering thought Come for lunch or
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      330 13 HONGKONG: Prices closed slightly higher in quiet trading yesterday as most investors stayed on the sidelines in the absence of fresh factors, brokers said. The Hang Seng Index rose 7.08 to 2,249.97 while the Hong Kong Index rose 4.44 to 1,428.80. Turnover stood at HK5380.62 million. Brokers said local
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      Taipei
      230 13 rr t 0 02 Koiin 25 30 -01 MOV M 1 Kuochan Dav Lea Chang Yuan 22 30 26.60 -0.1 unch Asia Cement. 27 80 34 40 unch -0 1 Lien Hwa Indus Nan Ya Plaa 22 00 34.80 -0.5 0.2 Chang Hwa Bank. Chang Loong Chia Main Cement.
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      Tokyo
      429 13 TOKYO: Stocks rebounded yesterday after three straight sessions of declines to close higher. The market average closed 65.38 higher at 17,273.53. Volume was a thin 270 million shares, the same level as Monday. Advances led declines nine to eight. Electrical, precision and other export-related shares gainea on the yen's
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      Manila
      87 13 NOV 1« PESOS Marcopper 1.® 0 06 Marstoel Oriental B 0 024 0 002 Phil Oversea* 0 025 -0.001 Acoje Mining 034 Anglo Phil picop B Apex Mining B 0 022 -0 002 PLOT 240 -16 Atlas Con. B 24 50 -05 San Miguel B 75 unch Baguio Gold
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      Sydney
      397 13 SYDNEY: Australian share markets yesterday closed weaker as investors continued to take profits and a further fall in the gold price sparked a sell-off in leading mining and industrial stocks, brokers said. But the market indices closed above their day's lows, indicating bargain hunters are returning after seven successive
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      Seoul
      106 13 NOV It WON 30 Kai Kangwon Ind Kia Motor 1280 975 1631 -12 20 -9 550 •10 1800 unch 1210 -20 Korea Long Tarm 1450 unch 1370 Lucky Lid 1575 4 Da whin StcunW 2820 823 -46 3 Oriental Brewery... Oriental Diem 1300 1740 unch Dong Suh Stock 1390
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      151 13 Reuter BANGKOK: The Stock Exchange of Thailand Index moved up 0.55 to 183.90. Turnover totalled 1.103,654 shares valued at 189 million baht. NOV 10 BJ Ao Kham Thai Asia Fibre kHT 79S 20 2 Saha Union Siam Cement Siam Citizens Siam Citizens Leasing 100 771 SUSP suap unch -12
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      Lock icon Mitsubishi denies staff cuts
      54 13 Reuter MITSUBISHI Heavy Industries Ltd has denied it plans to reduce its workforce drastically. The Yomiuri Shimbun reported on Monday that MHI planned to dismiss about 10 per cent of its 50,000 employees by endMarch 1988 because there are no prospects for a recovery in its
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      Lock icon AFP to buy controlling stake in Gestetner
      425 13 Reuter AUSTRALIAN investment company AFP Investment Corp Ltd is to acquire a 55 per cent controlling interest in Gestetner Holdings PLC over a period of time, with the full support of the Gestetner board. The complex arrangement initially involved the issue of 10
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      Lock icon Esso Production will spend M$1bn next year
      157 13 AFP ESSO PRODUCTION Malaysia Incorporated (EPMI) will spend Msl billion on its work programme next year. Larry Smedley, EPMI's new production manager, said in an interview with EPMI's in-house magazine that the programme had to be approved by Petronas, Malaysia's national oil corporation.
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      Lock icon Fletcher Challenge submits new offer for NZ Forest shares
      214 13 Reuter FLETCHER CHALLENGE LTD has submitted a new offer to acquire shares in NZ Forest Products Ltd (NZFP), which will provide flexibility for acceptance below a 51 per cent shareholding. FCL chairman Ron Trotter said that the latest bid had no
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      Lock icon Donation not part of deal, says Benguet
      100 13 Reuter BENGUET has said it was not making a donation as part of the transaction which allowed Benguet Management Corp to purchase 9.5 million Benguet Class A shares at 29 pesos a share. In a statement released in New York commenting on newspaper
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      115 13 """i 9 V. Your evening begins... .at the Fountain Lounge. The popular meeting place to unwind before dinner with a cocktail and friends. Musical entertainment from 5 pm. Happy Hours from 5 to 8 pm daily. Enjoy one drink free with every one ordered; while bottle buyers pay only half
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      179 13 A real enclave where you can easily relax to the soothing music of our resident band. Dnnks served include all time favourites plus some exotic concoctions PENINSULA HOTEL LEVEL 6 ft F 1 it ►"a 9* J* «r i V r* Happy Hours from Lounge Hours: 7 Sun Thur: 3pm
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      170 13 Fashionably hyatt Join the fashion-conscious every Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday (3 6 pm) in The Lounge. Watch our models parade the latest collections while you enjoy our tea spread consisting of fine tea blends, scones and cream, fresh pastries, cakes and fruits and imaginative sandwiches. Tea plus show at $10.50
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      Lock icon Informal meetings on new rubber pact likely
      441 14 Reuter MAJOR RUBBER producers and consumers are expected to meet in Kuala Lumpur this week to find out if a fresh round of talks for a new International Natural Rubber Agreement. (Inra), can be held next year, their officials said. The informal meetings
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      Lock icon Indonesia's rice output forecast to rise
      162 14 AFP INDONESIA'S rice harvest is expected to produce 26.7 million tonnes of rice this year, up slightly on the 1985 output in spite of a locust plague, Agriculture Minister Affandie Saleh said. But Robert MacConnel, an agriculture adviser at the US Embassy in Jakarta,
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      OIL & PRODUCTS
      77 14 OIL PRODUCTS ALL PRODUCTS except fuel oil, firmed on the Far East petroleum market yesterday due to buying interest. Closing prices for crude (fob origin) US$/barrel Orange Dubai (Dec) 14.13 -0-02 WT1, West Texas 15.57 -0.03 Intermediate, (Dec) Closing prices for products (fob Singapore) US$/barrel Change Kerosene 19.70 +0.35 Gasoil
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      Produce exchange
      140 14 Chinese Produce Exchange Soltofi' noon dosing pc less on Nov 18 (SS/100 kg). Coconut oil Bulk FOB 66.00 OM drum FOB 76.00 Now drum FOB 86.00 Copra Mlxod (Ioom) 33 buyers Pepper Montofc White FOB NLW 1400.00 Sarawak Whlto FOB faq NLW 1385.00 Sarawak special black FOB NLW
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      Tin price up one cent
      107 14 THE KUALA LUMPUR Tin Market price closed one cent higher yesterday at M 515.95 per kilo on continued strong buying interest. Dealers said that a further rise in the European free market aided sentiment on the KLTM and Europe again took most of the offerings.
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      RUBBER
      218 14 SINGAPORE The market closed lower yesterday with Dec One RSS buyers quoted at 178.25 cents/kilo, down 1.75 cents. The morning session lost one cent on some long liquidation in quiet trading after lower Japanese advices. Prices lost further ground in quiet afternoon trading on further liquidation, dealers said. Trading
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      Lock icon ITC meets to discuss legal action by creditors
      204 14 AFP THE 22 tin exporting and importing nations belonging to the debt-ridden International Tin Council (ITC) met in London on Monday to continue discussions on legal problems arising from its failure to repay huge debts to banks and metal-brokers. The ITC is
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      Lock icon Brazilian coffee crop estimated at 26m bags
      168 14 AFP BRAZIL'S 1987-1968 coffee crop has suffered only negligible damage from the 1985 drought and the drier than normal conditions this year. The crop could reach 26 million 60 kilo bags, according to London commodity traders E D and F Man. In their
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      Lock icon Nigerian cocoa industry experiencing revival in wake of global oil glut
      500 14 Reuter DURING the Opec-led oil bonanza, a once thriving Nigerian trade in cocoa came close to ruin, but in today's changed economic circumstances, a revival is in sight. Oil earnings fell in the prevailing glut and the country needs
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      Lock icon 'Tax on Australian gold industry unlikely'
      266 14 Reuter THE AUSTRALIAN government is unlikely to impose a tax on the gold mining industry, the chairman of Pan Australian Mining Ltd said on Monday. Douglas Anthony, a former Australian deputy prime minister, said at a press lunch in London that the government's indebtedness
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      RAS and MRELB
      301 14 RAS prices m s cmMq, fob m b*m 1 NOON CLOSE Buyers SoMors Buyors f -U oeiien Int 1 RSS Prompt 179.00 180.00N 178.25 179.25N Int 1 RSS D«c 86 179.00 179 JO 178.25 178^5 Int 1 RSS Jon 87 178.00 ,178 JO 177 JO 178.00 Int
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      SSR and SMR
      83 14 Ic»ntj/kg, l ton p oil.* 6 JAN 87 (currant month) (forward month) NOON NOON RAS •vyan r -it Sdkn SS» 30 168 JO 170 JON 169.50 171 JON SSI so 165.50 167 JON 166.50 168 JON MRELB •uyart Sallart i«r*n S*n*n SMR CV 281.00 283.00N 282.00 284.00N
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      RICE
      65 14 Bangkok Broken Rice A-l Sup«f A-l Spi*dol 128 125 (uss/toMM, row Whits Rkm C-1 Sp*dal unq 100% 1* dan 255 C-1 Ord unq 100% 2nd ckm 220 Loonzain Rio* 100% 3rd don 215 100% 1« grad* unq 5% 205 100% 2nd grod* 100% 3rd gradt 215 unq 10% 200
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      SOYBEAN
      146 14 SOYBEAN FUTURES on the Chicago Board of Trade fell at the close on Monday, extending opening and midsession losses and ending 4-1/4 US cents to 7-1/2 cents a bushel lower. January led the decline as long liquidation by commission houses ran prices down through sell-stops. Commercials were scale down
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      WHEAT
      169 14 WHEAT FUTURES on the Chicago Board of Trade closed higher on Monday, gaining 4-1/2 US cents to 1-3/4 cents a bushel. Prices were boosted at midsession by a rumour, still unconfirmed, that China might be authorised by the US Agriculture Department to buy wheat under the export enhancement plan.
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      LONDON MARKETS
      729 14 COFFEE Robusta futures fell to fresh threemonth lows on Monday afternoon, pressured by a weak New York market, with contracts ending £30 to £42 a tonne lower. Although the scale of the selling in the afternoon was not particularly large, support which had seemed to be building up
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      279 14 NOTICES wtafc«-up) At an Extraordinary General Meeting of the members of Tung Hal Restaurant Pte Ltd duly convened and held at 1 Sophia Road #04-06 Peace Centre Singapore 0022 on the 15th November 1966 the following resolutions set out below were duly passed:SPECIAL RESOLUTION RESOLVED that the company be wound
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      272 14 la the Matter wt Tut Hna Kle BoOty (Pte) Ltd. (hmrpmtod la the BepaMte af faf parr) (la Mialm' Valaatary WM1* up) Notice Is hereby given pursuant to Section 308(2) of the Companies Act, Cap 185 that the Final Meeting of Members of the abovenamed Company will be held at
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      240 14 THE COMPANIES ACT (CHAPTER MS) AND At an Extra-Ordinary General Meeting of the Members of the abovenamed Company duly convened and held at 52 Telok Blangah Road, #04-00 Telok Blangah House, Singapore 0409 on 11th November 1986 the following Special Resolution was passed and duly confirmed vie "Resolved that the
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      Several Malaysian stocks steal the limelight
      4109 15 SEVERAL MALAYSIANbased counters assumed the spotlight on the local stock exchange yesterday, which saw most share prices closing on a steady note. Counters like Sri Hartamas, Multi-Purpose Holdings and General Corporation made good gains on active turnover. They rose seven cents each and were
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      Chief price changes
      214 15 SINGAPORE Rites indl M Ivttif 520 24 M FAN *15 20 il.T" 0 5*0 20 Sporal— 540 20 KooloSMta 142 20 r!~ HonWom MWo 372 *1* CT Moenu-Corpi 247 +13 OUI 340 +12 STT" C»C 221 +12 „7*"V. liOH Carpn 235 +11 MHMO *2 +n nzryt SIA
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      Business done on the SES
      3592 15 810 and offer prices officially listed and businees in and reported to the Stock Exchange of Singapore yesterday with the number of shares traded shown in brackets in lots of 1.000 units unless otherwise specified. All Time Settlement Contracts are quoted after the word "SETT".
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      COMPANY MEETINGS
      246 15 HUME INDUSTRIES (Malaysia) Bartiad: 27th AGM at the Conference Room, 14th Floor, Bangunan Hong Leong, 117 Jalan Bandar, ***** Kuala Lumpur, today at 11.20am. BOUSTEAD HOLDINGS Bartiad: 25th AGM at Wisma Boustead (4th Floor), 71 Jalan Raja Chulan. ***** Kuala Lumpur tomorrow at noon. KUALA SIDIM RUBBER COMPANY
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      Lock icon London exchange may blacklist Ivan Boesky
      504 16 Focus on insider trading NYT THE LONDON Stock Exchange is considering blacklisting Ivan F Boesky by publicly declaring him not a fit and proper person, according to a senior exchange official. The step, if taken, would caution member firms against dealing with the Wall
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      Lock icon Brand new train of prosecutions possible
      849 16 Reuter THE CASE that brought high roller Ivan Boesky's securities dealing career to a close could open a floodgate of insider trading charges on Wall Street. The Boesky case, the most celebrated of what has already been a sensational series of discoveries of illegal
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      Situational counters in focus as KL prices bounce back
      509 16 SHARE PRICES BOUNCED BACK on the Kuala Lumpur stock market yesterday after several days of downtrend. Most share prices closed higher on active trading. Situational stocks were in the limelight as speculators took advantage of the cheap stocks. Blue chips also
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      Business done on the KLSE
      2458 16 810 and oflar pricas officially listad and businaas In and raportod to tha Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange yastarday wtth tha number of shares tradad shown in brackets in lots of 1,000 units unlass otharwlsa specif tad INDUSTRIALS Aono (***** Afriuinmo I—l Aiax Mg I—l Alcom
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      Selected indices
      111 16 HONGKONG Hongkong Index Tuesday 1428.80 Monday 1424.36 W««k ago 1310.15 All Industrials Tuesday Monday Week ago NEW YORK 2092.9 a ***** j 2186 3 Hang Seng Index Tuesday *****7 Monday 2242 89 Week ago 2207.25 Dow Jones Monday Friday Week ago 1860 52 1873 59 *****9 TOKYO Nikkei
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      Unit trusts
      234 16 Managers' pricos foe Nov 19 Singapore Unit Trust The Commerce 091 096 The Sovings Fund 083 0 89 S'pore Fund 03* OJB S pcxt W Fund 041 044 S'por* Invest Fund 070 074 S'pore Eqw«v Fund 045 04* Asia Unit Trust Mol Invest Fund 12* 134 Mai Frog
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      Lock icon KSM negotiating to sell Multi-Purpose stake
      663 17 MBT KOPERATIF SERBAGUNA Malaysia (KSM) is holding "preliminary discussions with prospective buyers" to take over its near 30-per-cent stake in Mul-ti-Purpose Holdings Bhd and other assets. This is to raise cash to repay the $563.8 million that KSM had collected from 166,388 depositors. KSM
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      Lock icon Malaysian businessman shows an interest in Emtex Corp
      569 17 MBT MALAYSIAN ARCHITECT Chris Low Ing Ming, who shot into the corporate scene earlier this year when he took up a significant interest in Bedford Bhd with a group of five or six business associates, is eyeing an important stake in another
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      Faber Merlin hives off 3.4m shares in NST
      370 17  -  By AMY CHEOK HOTEL AND PROPERTY group Faber Merlin Malaysia Bhd has hived off about 4.99 per cent or 3.44 million shares in Malaysia's leading newspaper and publishing group, New Straits Times Press (Malaysia) Bhd (NST). Faber Merlin announced yesterday that the
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      Emporium hearing resumes today
      75 17 THE HEARING of Emporium s application for a court-ordered meeting of creditors has been adjourned again to this morning. The lawyer for Emporium said that there was still some paperwork to be sorted out and hearing resumes in chambers before Mr Justice L P Thean today.
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      Sri Hartamas clears the air
      77 17 DIRECTORS of Sri Hartamas Corporation Bhd say they are not aware of rumours circulating in the stock market about the financial health of the company and would like to state that these rumours are unfounded and should be ignored. The company, they add, is functioning
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      COMPANY BRIEFS
      192 17 THE CHAIRMAN of Malayan Banking Bhd, Tan Sri Hashim bin Aman, has confirmed the resignation of the bank's chief executive, Azmi Wan Hamzah, for "deeply personal reasons". He will serve to the end of the year. Meanwhile, Mr Ahmad Mohd Don, general manager (Treasury Division), and Ismail Zakaria,
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      LONDON STOCKS
      849 17 EQUITIES in London were mixed in very quiet morning trading yesterday after Monday's sell-off, when prices dropped sharply on worries over the wider implications of investigations of insider trading both in London and in the US, dealers said. However, prices tended to show a firmer bias at the
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      Former Haw Par man named assistant to Jack Chia
      206 17  -  By CHAN OI CHEE GEOFFREY HALL, the former company secretary of Haw Par Brothers International, has been appointed assistant to Jack Chia. the chairman of the Jack ChiaMPH group. His duties are to assist and advise Mr Chia in the management
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      SES sets up first Disciplinary Subcom
      574 17  -  Next task is to form listing group By LORETTA McLAUGHLAN THE STOCK EXCHANGE of Singapore has formed its first Disciplinary Subcommittee, less than two weeks after Mr JY Pillay, the managing director of the Monetary Authority of Singapore, reminded the SES of the action
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      Lee Ming Tee now heads Wormald
      229 17 MALAYSIAN businessman Lee Ming Tee, who recently shifted his base from Sydney to Hongkong, has been appointed chief executive chairman of Wormald International Ltd, a fire protection and security systems group. Mr Lee replaced Wormald's retiring chairman and former chief executive John Utz, 58,
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      DIVIDENDS ANNOUNCED
      828 17 Current fa Boefce Dale Total tor Totol tor payment 4m cteee Ml*" toe fear tool year A ft N l3Vi%) Aug 19 NYA NYA 13*% 27% A 1 S ft 5%W OK 5 OK 17 DK 23 5% 10% A Qiil*rpri*e* 3%l No* 11 Nov 21 Ok 10
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      290 16 The Saitama Bank, Ltd. (INCORPORATED IN JAPAN) BALANCE SHEET As at March 31, 1986 and 1985 Minions of Yen ASSETS Cjsh and Due from Ranks Call Loans Bills Bought Trading Account Securities Securities Loans and Bills Discounted Foreign Exchange Other Assets Premises and Equipment Customers' Labilities for Acceptances and Guarantees
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      85 16 So bah Development Dank Derhad U.S. $40,000,000 Floating Rate Notes due 1989 In accordance with the provisions of the Notes, notice is hereby given that for the six month Interest Period from November 19th 1986 to May 19th 1987 the Notes will carry an Interest Rate of 6£ per annum.
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      64 17 A INDIAN BANK through its Foreign Currency Banking Unit Colombo U5525,000,000 NEGOTIABLE FLOATING RATE CERTIFICATES OF DEPOSIT DUE MAY 1987 In accordance with the provisions of the Certificates, notice is hereby given that for the interest period from 19 November, 1986 to 19 May 1987 the Certificates will carry an
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      64 17 V The Republic of Costa Rica U.S. $20,000,000 Floating Rate Notes due 18th November. 1985 In accordance with the provisions of the Notes, notice is hereby given that for the six month Interest Period from 19th November, 1986 to 19th May, 1987, the Notes will carry an Interest Rate of
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    Lock icon North Korean leader ends rumours of his death
    394 18 Reuter NORTH KOREAN leader Kim IISung yesterday ended speculation that he was dead by appearing in public, leaving South Korea puzzling over whether its northern foe was locked in a power struggle. North Korean news reports said that President Kim had met
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    KL court adjourns Promet hearing
    191 18 PROMET BHD's negotiations with its creditor banks are continuing, its counsel told the Malaysian High Court yesterday. For this reason, he asked the court to adjourn the hearing on applications filed by Promet as well as its banks. Justice Abdul Razak Datuk Abu Samah allowed
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      52 18 Bernama THE MALAYSIAN government was yesterday urged to consider reducing landing fees of air craft at Kuala Lumpur international airport to encourage the development of the tourist industry. Mohamed Tamrin Abdul Ghafar (National Front) told Parliament that the landing fees imposed on foreign aircraft were too
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      40 18 Reuter HONGKONG'S main business sectors reported continued growth in the third quarter of this year over the second quarter and further gains are expected in the final period, said the Census and Statistics Department yesterday.
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      51 18 Reuter exchange controls FRENCH Finance Minister Edouard Balladur yesterday announced further relaxations in foreign exchange controls. Curbs on the repatriation of funds and the ceiling on certain foreign transfers and withdrawals would be abolished, and banks would be allowed to lend francs to non-residents within limits.
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      27 18 UPI THE PRESIDENT of stateowned French carmaker Renault. Georges Besse, 58. was shot dead yesterday by two women, police said in Paris. UPI
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      36 18 Reuter WALL STREET stock prices were lower yesterday. The Dow Jones Industrial Average declined seven points to 1854 in early trading. Declines led advances by nearly two-one on volume of 16 million. Reuter
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      32 18 Reuter COMEX GOLD FUTURES bounced up on short covering yesterday morning. Gold for December gained US$3.OO at U*****.30 an ounce. Reuter The silver report was not available at preea tima.
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    Focus on search for solution to Arab-Israeli conflict
    628 18  -  President Chaim Herzog's visit By BRIAN GOMEZ, Regional Correspondent THE SEARCH for a solution to the Arab-Israeli conflict was highlighted by President Wee Kim Wee and visiting laraeli President Chaim Herzog during a state banquet last night at the Istana. "It is
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    Johor MB refuses to carry out his part of Earth Run
    259 18  -  By LUCY NG THE SCHEDULED handing over of the Torch of Peace was disrupted yesterday when Johor's Mentri Besar Haji Muhyiddin Yassin declined to carry out his part of the ceremony. Instead, he handed the torch to one of
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    77 18 A 48-YEAR-OLD MALE Singaporean was arrested by police yesterday morning for "causing obstruction in a public place". The man was among a group of 10 men who congregated shortly after 11am in the driveway of the Istana to protest against the visit of Israeli President Chaim Herzog. They
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    207 18 NST, Bernama MALAYSIA has expressed deep regret that the Singapore government has allowed Israeli President Chaim Herzog to visit the Republic and has called it a provocative action. This was conveyed to Singapore High Commissioner Maurice Baker by Malaysian Deputy Foreign Minister Datuk Abdul Kadir
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    308 18 Bernama CONFUSION reigned at Johor Bahru railway station yesterday when two leaders of the People's Action Committee lay on the railway tracks to stop a Malaysian train from proceeding to Singapore. Several policemen carried them away to enable the train to depart. The action, which was
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      286 18 Seminar on ticing PuhJic via SESD^F Date: Thursday, 27 November 1986 Time: 9JO an to 12.30 pm Venae: Meridkn Hotel Orchard o vcf WHAT IS SESDAQ? SESDAQ is set up by The Stock Exchange of Singapore to provide a market in the securities of small, medium and growing companies. Entry
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      Daily rates for Panamax vessels likely to rise
      339 19 DAILY RATES for Panamaxsized vessels couid recover to levels of US$B,4OO and possibly higher between 1988 and 1990, said Mr Michael Sclar, vice-president of the shipping Consultancy and research company Temple, Barker Sloane. At a Seatrade conference Cisterday, Mr Sloane said a
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      HK losing Chinese business, says official
      388 19  -  By LINDA CHEE in Hongkong A TOP HONGKONG government official has sounded warning signals that the colony is starting to lose some of its shipping business with China to other centres in the Far East. At the Seatrade Hongkong Conference yesterday, the Secretary for
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      Australia, NZ to study trans-Tasman route
      193 19  -  By Kingsley Wood AUSTRALIA and New Zealand are to conduct yet another study of shipping services on the troubled trans-Tasman route. This will be carried out by the New Zealand Transport Ministry and Australian Bureau of Transport Economics. Australian Transport Minister Peter Morris said
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        Lock icon Tugs trying to put out tanker fire
        120 19 Reuter SALVAGE TUGS fought to put out a fire on a Liberian-registered tanker yesterday after it was attacked by an Iranian gunboat in the southern Gulf. Regional shipping sources said the 37,439-ton Crown Hope, owned by Halcon Shipping, was hit by a missile
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        Lock icon Love-boat organiser sued
        110 19 Reuter A MEDITERRANEAN "love boat" cruise has landed its Israeli organiser in the dock after 15 women alleged in a suit that no eligible men were aboard, the Itim news agency said on Monday. "The plaintiffs did not have a chance to meet a future mate although
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        119 19 AFP ALFRED BURIN, aged 100, died on Sunday less than two months after retiring from his job as a customs agent. "Without work, life isn't worth living," said Mr Burin when he celebrated his 100 th birthday at his office in March. He joined the Globe
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        138 19 Reuter THREE SENIOR Soviet marine officials have been sacked over the sinking of the Soviet passenger liner Admiral Nakhimov with the loss of nearly 400 lives, the Ukrainian communist party newspaper said. In a report last week, Pravda Ukrainy said A Tretyak, deputy chief of the
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      1559 20 ACTIVE time-charter business featured on the freight market on Monday with the bulk of chartering involving vessels sailing from the Far East and the Continent, shipbrokers said. A 30,000 tonner was fixed from Japan for a trip via the Mideast Gulf with redelivery passing Muscat at U553,300 daily
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      Lock icon Japan losing out to Korea in race for tanker orders
      868 20 Japanese shipbuilders were left out in the frenetic phase of tanker ordering recently. Keen competition between South Korea and Yugoslavia forced down prices which Japan found hard to match with its higher cost structure. Lloyd's Shipping Economist THE REMOVAL of
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      923 20 AB Shpg V 5 Accord Shpg VI 3 Ah rental liner X 1 Alltrans VII 3 AC Toepfer X 5 Anro Service IV 2/3 Arrow lines X 4 Atlas line X 3 ANl 1 1/2 A PC line V 4 API III 2/3 ASCI III 1 Balt-Canoda
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      246 20 FT McDERMOTT INTERNATIONAL, the US energy services company, has revealed a second-quarter net loss of U5532.25 million or US$O.B7 a share, compared with a profit of U*****,0000 or one cent a share in the corresponding period last year. The company, which has been
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      CONSORTIA
      178 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/ AUSTRALIA): Australian National Line Australia/Straits Container Line
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      Lock icon Chinese vessel leaves for research work in West Pacific
      175 21 AFP A CHINESE SHIP has left the southern port of Kwangtung for the West Pacific to continue joint research work with US scientists studying tropical air movements. The ship, the Xiangyanghong No 5, left Kwangtung on Saturday to continue a Sino-US
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      Lock icon Cool Carriers founders buy Swedish company
      441 21 Lloyd's List THE FIVE estranged founders of Cool Carriers, led by Mats Ruhne, have taken control of a publiclylisted Swedish company. They intend to use it as a vehicle for acquiring a fleet of up to 20 refrigerated vessels. The dramatic development appears to
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      Lock icon World laid-up tanker tonnage drops to lowest level
      152 21 AFP THE VOLUME of world lakl-up tanker and combination carrier tonnage fell to its lowest level since September 1981 in the month to Nov 14 at 17,748,798 dwt. a drop of 5,884 dwt compared with the figure a month earlier, London brokers
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      750 21 AFP AN APPARENT SCARCITY of grain tonnage for November loading out of the US Gulf underpinned rates on the major routes to Europe and Japan during the past week on the freight market. But the continued threat of competition from combination carriers, discouraged by the low level of
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      310 21 Reuter LOCKHEED Shipbuilding Co, a wholly-owned subsidiary of Lockheed Corp, said about 900 union employees had been locked out since Monday because the company claimed union leaders had stalled in putting a vote to rank and file employees on a concessionary contract proposal.
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      SHIPPING LIST where your ships are due...and when
      6354 26 AARHUB Luna Maarak. Maarak Line. Nov 20. Fen He. China Ocaan. Nov 20 Ming Fortune. Yang Ming, Nov 29. Evar Gifted. Evergreen. Nov 26 Liao He. China Ocean. Nov 29. ABERDEEN Fan He. China Ocaan. Nov 20 Liao Ha. China Ocean. Nov
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      277 26 AT CONVENTIONAL WHARVES VmmI B«rH I Arrival D*partun KEPPEL WHARVES Bintang Belait K25W alongside 19.11/0600 Fjord Thistle <15 alongside 19.11/0600 Pyramids <27 alongside 19.11/1500 Ah Endeavour <35 19.11/1500 20.11/2300 Als Harmony <32 19.11/0600 20.11/2300 Intercast <19 19.11/0700 23.11/2300 Jenson <23 19.11/2100 2011/0700 Koto Segar <31 19.11/1830 24.11/1830
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      847 27 p* RECEIVING OF EXPORT FCL CONTAINERS AND LCL CARGO Gdns FCL Arrival LCL movamant Ship Voy date/time Operator cargo schedule Location Cardigan B 75/502 19.11 86 1700 Mansfield F5A 0600-0900 0700-0600 F2/G2 Krissa IW *****6 1800 Star Shpg F7 0900-1000 B6 Karbidas 31 1911 86 2300 R Jumobhoy
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      583 19 h.milu i n 1 H 1 H i' Ml.il OOCL OiyENT OVBQEAS Gmtsum* LINE Afwlt MM SRPftB MOKSS On fc. *****4/ Off) \*l \mf 200 Cantonment toad #17-06 Sovthpomt Sapport 0708 ■llll»» TO ttWll TUU NO RS 2417) PPftMan TEAMMAI'CFS Id *****11 220 BOOUMGS T«i *****34 235 PBMA MMK SVfWC
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      69 19 \mm JAPANESE YARDS were left out in the frenetic phase of tanker ordering recently. Keen competition between Korea and Yugoslavia forced down Drices which Japan found hard to matdi. Page II THE FIVE ESTRANGED FOUNDERS of Cool Carriers, led by Mats Ruhne, have token control of a publicly-listed Swedish company.
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      734 19 M I i </ THE HEART OFTHE A t iI±U MAER3K LINE i EEP YOUR APPLES FRESH FASTEST TRANSIT TACOMA TO: Voy I S'poit USA. EUROPE. MIDDLE EAST, f? I M I wa m i uu •a m/u mm m co 1»/U 23M MB 11/12 M/ 12 21/12 24/12 •a
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      219 20 > t TRAITS FTTSKToaEmaI ITEE7X32 \T O T TAT IT 1 YAMASHIiTA-SHINNIHON LINE Jf t |J t M J I 1 T*J TRAMS-PACIFIC SERVICES Pacific South Wml I Pacific North Waat I Atlantic/Canada Faadar at Kao I Faodar at Kao I Foodor at Kao gun i rri m 01 ranrz*
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      344 20 TEL: 03-*****50 MALAYSIA SOM. BHD. TLX: ***** MTM CAST CONVENTIONAL SERVICE Frt Booking COOtaCt MiBB Qan TRANSPORT VSL PT. Of LOG. DATES PT. KLANG S PORE LOG. FOR EFFY N FhMMihm Salad 17/11 KmNw-9mm TDJMON MM-MM UM 11/11 WOOD n Pwafr Ifcg-TwwMt SM 21/11 24/11 Shawha "twc cm MM-Pm* MM
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      631 21 The Straits Steamship Group Mansfield Container Shipping Pte Ltd Overseas Containers Limited >■1 Mr.' i W II a.lHl H bwt B'hMM Ktm Li Hi S tan P Riant S port HKa« Km Sated Sated Sated Sated Sated 22/11 23/11 29/U 21/11 Sited bite Sated Sated Sted 21/11 S/U M/ 12
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      739 21 Franco Belgian Services ir I/.= 1 -"iT'ir STOK PXLMB UHmriw nta hi rttraa M Eoma hM (Uhi) Ihe tec II tec 13 tec M tat Ml I (MMCI 21II** (24 te*) IS tec II tec 17 Ik 21 tec 21 tec 22 I KM MB J tec (II tec) 22
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      442 22 100 Years Liner Shipping Far East 1886-1986 Z_ A r0 CONTINENT UK EXPORTS S'tn tfWt 19/11 am 10/12 12/12 2C/11 21/11 17/12 19/12 27/11 19/12 11/12 4/12 ft/12 23/12 25/12 12/12 14/12 J/1 5/1 H/12 21/12 «/l 11/1 It/12 21/12 15/1 17/1 4/1 C/l 23/1 25/1 11/1 13/1 1/2 3/2
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      641 22 BC.JF.EjIme FULLY CONTAINERISED SERVICE Mfmhff ol the Aie Consorlw" 1 TO fIIROPI VIA Slit/ KOREAN CHANCE 21* SEWN SEAS BROS SWI MERCATOB 41* CI TOKTO m Spec M><N 10/12 (4/12) 17/12 (15/12) CONVENTIONAL SERVICE TO PERSIAN GULF KH S PORE LOADMG FOR MOSTBON 34 SM 23/11 DUN. DAMMAft KUWAIT SARU
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      410 22 4 f L Hai Sun Hup Co (Pie) Itd TEL *****0b (20 Lines) TLX RS ***** &RS ***** t I \SI IK\ \K I l\l K III) STRAITS/ JAPAN/ STRAITS SERVICE SPECIALIST IN RO-RO HEAVY LIFTS VESSEL VOT NO S'pore P. KtUnt Penanf Yokohama Haioyj Ko6c SEKI NAGOYA 44 25
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      1108 22 EVERGREEN Full Container Service Round-The-World East Bound (FE/CARIB/USEC/EURO/FE) sgp i( i« uc w 09 no n EKR GIOM 24/11 23/11 25/U 27/U a/i e*« onto 2vu i/i EKR SUMO 1/12 7/12 1/12 11/12 VI (fft GUAAft 11/12 14/12 IC/12 11/12 12/1 CKR GOUIEN 17/12 21/12 21/12 25/12 EKRIAUKI 21/12 27/12
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      879 23 \v PACIFIC INTERNATIONAL LINES PIL Building, 140 Cecil Street, 03-00 Singapore 0106 Tel *****33 i r FAR EAST CONTAINER SERVICE SIN JKT SBY SIN 4/12 6/12 %Jtl 11/12 13/12 15/12 14/12 22/12 23/11 25/11 27/11 •TCM TAtCHUNG *MUR HKQ KAO *TCM KEE BUS *MUfl *MTC VOK KOi KEE 15/12 is/12
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      777 23 BENLINE CONTAINERS v<Ki ;ir. im I: srm mm istor ham rwo roam name 19/11 20/11 1 11/12 12/12 14/12 14/12 14/12 24/11 27/11 |14/12 14/12 24/12 24/12 22/12 22/12 17/12 14/12 15/12 21/12 24/12 29/12 27/12 V Hm [mm* 112/12 14/12 19/12 21/12 LMitsal Ban 124/12 21/12 C*r r» HM*«|
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      313 23 DJASAGETRI A Joint Europe Service Of. P.T. BJAKAUA LLfTI P.T. fiESWt LL9T9 p.t. smmkm mmm p.t. tmkom urn EXPRESS SEMI CONTAINERSHIP SERVICES SINGAPORE TO EOROPE mK RUM RRE 24-34/U 22/12 14/Wi ft/12 Ml vm 21/12 Ml Mi 21/12 21/12 2/1 V 2 21/1 I 2 r-rr n T«ltx: RS *****
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      405 23 BOUSTEAD SHIPPING AGENCIES HTOKYM V2MI M M VIO3W PAGAN VIMN MVOMAYIM *101N V* BURMA FIVE STAR f Burmese National Line) Loadng for Rangoon Spore It/19 Mm 21/25 NK 29/1 DK 5/7 D*c BANK LINE EXPRESS SEM-COWTMO SOW NORTHBOUND TO UKC STORE ROAM HULL UK TMfiAU SAMOA Vt 14/12 13/1 22/1
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      1129 24 USA CANADA *TUUtTIC COAST (Round Tho World Sonrico) [3 K LINE KAWASAKI KISEN KAISHA, LTD. 0 FREEDOM VII G BRDGE V 3 CONCORD V 7 PACIFIC COAST PACIFIC SOUTH WEST I PACIFIC NORTH WEST FEEDER VSI SP PK PN SP MOTHER VSI T/S PORT LA/LB OAK MOTHER VSI T/S PORT
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      693 24 AUSTRALIA EXPRESS CONTAINER SERVICE Acopßng FCL/FCL Contalnor* Feeder PM** Iner Vessel S pore MH6 frtm Sft* Also Accepts KABJROAS V3l 19 Not 6 Dec 14 fee 12 toe Adet/Bris CAIABAR V3O 71 No. RAMDAS V 76 110k 760k Alan lan Att/Bns ESTECUPPIR V 9 IS Ok CHANOOAS V? 3 2
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      767 24 GOLDEN LINE guam em SHrratG <pte> ltd RMliw Ikwt smarm mm tu uuw <11 uks> STRAITS/PERSIAN GULF SERVICE: gouen bonbbi o+» WHm'nwMii DM YW SNM Fwhog 2i n fe> 22/24 Mm KsnmnoN J ra_a Koncrojm wnwerp it' vt--10 CICK 2!/ll 22/11 27/11 1/12 1/12 11/12 12/12 KQOC 4/12 Vl2 11/12
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      427 24 INTRASEA (PTE) LTP 10 An- on Road 121 16 Inie'fai o" p 0207 Tel ''O L ne>. o BREAKBULK SERVICE TO EUROPE/UK ORMAN QMmi Iff! OOYANG FRONTD MS! S"part P. faM I 1/12 ROT/ANT/BELfAST/VR (INN) KT/MTT/W (AVON) MPMBOO~fI mam tmu/z PHIL I IRON SHIPPING A GEN CHS Pit I PHILI
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      791 25 NEPTUNE ORIENT LINES LTD ipm PCmfC AGENCES PTE. LTD. ft EU/MBI TPA/SEA Id Hi Otfeci IOTMI CPf NQUKS :*****7 *****53 *****42 27tM77 *****22 *****53 *****42 OR 08KCT IMS 77*119 *****16 27*111 PJUtoag NEFUNE SON. BHD. *****87/*****45/*****53/*****26 RlmpM NETUNE SON. BW. 24*5771/*****34/*****35 Pen* NERM SON BHD. SISSM/«*****/t2?tM »27ttl *****2 EAST TO
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      445 25 HEUNG-A SHIPPING Korean Flag Vessels SEMI-CONTAINERISED DIRECT SERVICE TO P KELANG. PENANG, BUSAN. INCHON Hi- J Dmi/HM Hi. I Dm/UN Hi I Omm/MM Hi 7 Dmi/UM TW/414 Hi i Dana/414H Hi Dm»/41 1H sm#i turns NtPUINt AGt NCIIS PIE lID ifi ?;w/; .'"BS4U .'/.'i'MO 1 .'0?? lOpf'jtxxi-i ??.V4B,' ??09?84 ilrciwal)
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      626 25 SINSOV SINGAPORE SOVIET SUPPING CO PRIVATE LTD SINSOV BULOM6 55. Market Street Sniapore 0104 Tet *****33 (15 IJms) TnM Office: *****41/2 Cable Address SWSOV SMGATORE Tetei Numbers RS ***** RS ***** RS 2510S P. KELANG M/S SHMUMT NAM SOON SOU M). IST ANO 2ND FLOOR. NO 1. lALAN CEMPEMNG, PORT
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      33 25 xa i WTKE»2« M 121 MM \I2A SjM 22/11 GLOMUS MK V.IA 21/11 1/12 SMBUMNA MEBHM ft PtT.T. TFTH CO. PTE. LTD., 143. Cad Stmt #U-M Mta tmn IM 18. ZZ3MZ2 (2 Um)
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      362 26 fflS REGIONAL CONTAINER LINES i*± TO BANGKOK (4 SAILINGS A WEEK) KSSL Wcd/Tfcu lln rt I Sat/Sun Q3E miw m L3CT VlihV m kf JUI cgggw in ;yii! m i*>i i K §</> 11 i hi. mi r ]>] i i Tir.'Mh. 1 'i'lp", ttj P7m KOII B&»I rnPT^Mifmairvinrnn Wtd/Thu
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      165 26 i Regional Woathor *r BBS V s, <- 3 v_V* ''i£H m m. ?V m flf U •c O SIGNIFICANT WEATHER ANO SEA CONDITIONS AT 7JO A.M. THIS MORNING. LICE NO R Thunderstorm Ttmpwotur. c X\ Show«f Weather Wmd dvection with speed m knots Ron CJ Cloudy Shy Wo, Woe*
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      180 27 LCL/FCL TO HONG KONG ETA 23/11 Abo accepts LCI/Fa to other destns. msmm. TEL *****11 (12 LMES) rati KQJWG la *****07/S BANGKOK ia 253MM-5 JL OCEAN BRIDGE SHIPPING PTY LTD, '(g)* FREMANTLE V REGULAR SANJMG TO FREMANTLE M» (CLE* COAST ET» M/U (TV 2C/11 'Genera A«Mts Imkav Shipping Co Pt«
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      191 27 Il l S PORE TO DUMAI TUQ/BARQE 230' X 56' X 14' uc x 4r x ir LAUTAN AMAN SHIPPING PTE LTD .7 1 2 07 THF ABC ACt TfL *****63 *****60 TUtX ***** KINHON Corgn c.|<nT S„ KOH K SON' SH<PP!MG PTEI TD T. r 7 *****8 *****79 VAN
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      677 27 l WEEKLY Rill CONTAINER SERVICE! SINGAPORE/JAKARTA SMGAPONE JAKARTA VESSEL VOY ETA ETD ETA ETO PRASETIA 93-94/16 5/12 5/12 7/12 9/12 19-90/16 21/11 21/11 23/11 26/11 91 -92/86 28/11 2S/11 30/11 3/12 PRABHAKTI 16-17/K 1/12 9/12 11/12 13/12 12-13/K 24/11 25/11 27/11 29/11 14-15/16 1/12 2/12 4/12 6/12 General Ajtnta Asia
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      146 27 mC N C LINES General Agents CONTINENTAL FEEDERS PTE LTfl. Tel: *****51 Term'ral *****16 BENORIENT LINES LTD DIRECT SERVICE TO AND FROM CHITTAGONG ALFESAN V.7/M (BanfMert Flat) Nw 2M Nn '/.Ml CALCUTTA 20/U, 2S/U, 30/11 Wookly sailing sccoptir FCL/LCL/ to Colombo, Modr»_Ha4di«, Chains, Cochin Avaiabfe: Packint Trucking, Warehouant, etc (Uoam*
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      196 27 GLORY NAVIGATION TAIWAN TO SMGAPORE ASEAN MtECT WEEKLY TO PORT KELANG/PENAN6 •AT ATTMCTK MIB* SPORE rffliwt PBWK PALOBAK 6. SELATAN« *54 M 21/11 21/11 C SLAT AM BMI 24/11 21/11 21/U C SLAT AN MMi 7/12 S/12 14/12 11/12 6 VESSELS OF LOG CARRERS 5 VESSELS OF BRAND NEW TJMN
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      328 28 CROSS WATER W«iMy LCL SirrtcM to:KAOSHIUNG/KEELUNG a/11.4/u TOKYO/YOKOHAMA 21/11,4/12 ALSO ACCEPT**} LCL TO USA/CANADA COtk nwg&irooait TO DOOR service REGULAR TRANS-SIBERIAN CONTR. SERVICE FCL/LCL TO: kabul/hamatoii/tom/viaii Mm MaM/Msnta/M EatNw bn*m CmHn. NmMy LCL/FCI S«n4c« Ik HK6, MANILA, AUSTRALIA, JAPAN, KOREA, TAIWAN, USA MOD-ASM SMPPIIC PTE LTD •v' 24 Posir PonjoiM
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      401 28 HEAP SENG TRADING SMPfMC PTE LTD •an oeach ROAD #ts-n OOLOCN IMLE TOWER TEL NO. *****22 (2 LINES) TLX NO. R8 ***** NEAPCO it mm urn ot not a/23 OT MOT n/It OT K/270T 17/11 OT n/j*m wi w 2/3 KC V« w V» w 1/7 KC 7 XC jI
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