The Business Times, 3 December 1986

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    12 1 BUSINESS TIMES M.C. (P) No. 192/12/85 WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 3, 198€ 75 CENTS
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    FINANCIAL NEWS SUMMARY
    186 1 Exchange rates THE S$ closed higher at $2.1870/80 ($2.1920/30 previously) against the US$ in the forex market yesterday. It rose to $3.1339/75 ($3.1466/1502) against The local currency also went up against the M$, DM, and the yen. US$: 161.90/162.00 yon, 1.9655/65 DM, S$$2.1870/80 £i US$1.4335/45 M$: SS0.8424/31
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  • Article
    SPH performs better in second half to record 20pc rise in annual profits
    405 1  -  By LORETTA McLAUGHLAN SINGAPORE PRESS HOLDINGS produced better results in the second half of the year to endAugust to make up some of the ground lost in the first half. But even so, pre-tax profits for the
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    Foreigners hold 49pc of SPH shares
    182 1 FOREIGN OWNERSHIP of Singapore Press Holdings has reached 49 per cent of the issued share capital and the company says that it will not be registering the transfer of any shares which will result in foreigners having an aggregate interest of more than 49
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    Increased volume lifts share prices
    142 1 SHARE PRICES on the Singapore stock market advanced on increased volume yesterday as investors resumed buying stocks which they believed had come down to attractively low levels. According to stockbrokers, industrial blue chips and banking stocks were much sought after and the double-digit gains scored
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    Finance ministry studies plan to curb fraud
    652 1  -  Auditors can help in detecting management fraud By AMY CHEOK THE MINISTRY OF FINANCE is studying a proposal on how to prevent or minimise management fraud. The proposal was made by the Singapore Society of Accountants (SSA), said Finance Minister Dr Richard Hu
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    Inquiry into possible audit failure in Pan-El now under way — SSA chief
    453 1 Inquiry into possible audit failure in Pan-El now under way SSA chief AN INQUIRY into the possibility that an audit failure played a part in the collapse of Pan-Elec-tric Industries late last year is now under way. says the president of the Singapore Society of Accountants, Keith Tay. The two
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    Lock icon Call for higher premium on land
    59 1 Bernama JOHOR should raise the premium on reserve land allocated to the Singapore government for its water supply infrastructure, Haji Ali Hassan (National Front) told the State Assembly yesterday. He said this was to improve Johor's financial standing and not a reaction to Israeli
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    Lock icon Australians lead search for gold in Indonesia
    252 1 Reuter INDONESIA yesterday signed 34 gold exploration and mining contracts with Australian companies leading the country's "gold rush". The new interest amongst foreign mining contractors has been stimulated by a theory that many of Indonesia's scores of volcanoes contain recoverable gold deposits. Officials
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    Chok Tong leaves for Rangoon today
    262 1 FIRST DEPUTY Prime Minister Goh Chok Tong leaves for Rangoon today on a five-day official visit to Burma as guest of the Burmese government. Mr Goh will be accompanied by E W Barker, the Minister for Law, two other Members of Parliament Chandra Das
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      310 1 Leader, Page 8 QAF wins bast annual report award, Page 19 Caught by Section 149 THE CONTROVERSIAL Section 149 of the Companies Act has claimed another victim in Sia Yong, who has quit as a director of two Sim Lim companies, Sim Lim Investments and Sim Lim Finance. He is
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      6 1 Top-laval contacts with Burma growing, Paga
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      177 1 BALLY Shipping Time* comes as a separate section today. Make sure you get your copy. You make the choice. We make the arrangements. Buying a home is now easier. Just choose the home you want: a bungalow, a terrace house, an apartment or a condominium unit. Then call at Credit
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  • HOME NEWS
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      German refuse group ties up with Bonvests
      306 3  -  By LISA LEE SULO AG, West Germany's largest company in city cleaning and garbage business, is out to get a chunk of refuse collection contracts in Singapore with its partnership with Bon vests Holdings Ltd. Hygienic Services, a Bonvests associate company, was last
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      STPB proposes passenger terminal for cruise ships
      233 3 A PASSENGER TERMINAL for cruise ships may be developed soon in the Marina South area. The Singapore Tourist Promotion Board has submitted to the Port of Singapore Authority a proposal to develop a terminal at the south-western portion of Marina South, said Joseph
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      SIA to sell Tiger Balm on some flights
      198 3 TIGER BALM, the pungent ointment which generations of Chinese grandmothers have sworn by as a cure-all medicine, will be sold on Singapore Airlines flights next month. The balm which the Chinese have used for everything from headaches to venereal disease will be
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    • Article
      $271m worth of building deals awarded in October
      416 3  -  Government jobs took up 82 per cent of total By LEE HAN SHIH, Property Correspondent BUILDING JOBS totalling $271.3 million were awarded in October, of which 92 cents out of every dollar were from the government, according to latest official figures. On
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      Three win awards for building excellence
      308 3 A PRIVATE local company, a foreign and a government company have won the Construction Industry Development Board's (CIDB) Awards for Construction Excellence this year. Contractors Job Associates, Ohbayashi Corporation and RDC Re Ltd were chosen out of 19 nominations submitted by project consultants and
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      Parliament to sit next Tuesday
      104 3 ACTING TRADE and Industry Minister Brig-Gen (Res) Lee Hsien Loong will be asked at the parliamentary sitting on Tuesday about the steps taken by his ministry to ensure that Singapore has the water supply it needs. Acting Labour Minister Lee Yock Suan will be asked
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      Informatics '86 to open its doors today
      392 3 SINGAPORE INFORMATICS 86 the information technology exhibition organised by the National Computer Board (NCB), the Singapore Computer Society (SCS) and the Singapore Federation of the Computer Industry opens today. With some 30 exhibitors from 23 countries, the five-day show occupying 10,000 sq metres
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      Galeries Lafayette raises eyebrows
      327 4 A HEAVIER French accent may prove second time lucky for Galeries Lafayette in Singapore, but the store s declared market positioning has raised some eyebrows in retailing circles. Georges Meyer, the chief executive officer and vice-chairman of the large French retailing company, has identified two target
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      'Enter wage reform with open eyes'
      350 4  -  By MONICA GWEE A REFORM of Singapore's wage system to make it more flexible and responsive to economic conditions must be entered into with eyes wide open and good preparation. It is "uncharted territory" and will be an innovation for Singapore's labour management relations.
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      NTUC to hold wage reform workshops
      315 4 FIVE WORKSHOPS are to be held to assist trade unionists in handling the proposed wage reform. Organised by the National Trades Union Congress and scheduled to begin next week, the workshops will discuss in detail the report of the NWC SubCommittee on Wage Reform.
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      Focusworld in trade show venture with Beijing
      334 4  -  By CHUANG PECK MING A LOCAL PROMOTER of trade shows is cooperating for the first time with the Chinese government to organise a communications, electrical and electronics equipment exhibition and conference in Beijing next year. The joint venture, involving Focusworld Exhibitions (S) Pte
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      290 4 Corrections and clarifications THE story on Raul Alfonsin on Page 4 in Monday's BT should have read: 'Argentina combines 13 state companies' instead of 'Brazil We are sorry for the error. ExhUtion and Conference 3-6 December 1986. Hall 2 WTC. Participate in the Conference. Listen to speakers from ASEAN, Australia,
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  • Page 4 Miscellaneous
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      1172 4 to sm mm THE SINGAPORE LECTURE '86 Bpm, Channel 12 This year's guest, former French premier Dr Raymond Barre (left), spoke on "Trends in the International Financial System". He also fielded questions on the US Budget deficit, the future of the American dollar and the problems of debtor countries. This
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  • ASIA-PACIFIC
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      Lock icon America praises Aquino for resolving Enrile crisis
      380 5 Reuter THE US has praised Philippine President Corazon Aquino and her top military commanders for their handling of last month's crisis, and said she emerged stronger from it. "With her dramatic actions, President Aquino seized the political initiative and demonstrated in November, as
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      Lock icon Vietnam favours private investment
      320 5 UPI SOCIALIST VIETNAM yesterday said economic difficulties and "millions of jobless" people had forced it to encourage private capital investment and family businesses. Radio Hanoi said the council of ministers issued a resolution saying private family investment would be encouraged for farming, animal husbandry, small industries,
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      Lock icon North Korea seeking more economic aid from Soviets
      542 5 UPI DIPLOMATS have said North Korea is seeking increasing economic assistance from the Soviet Union, but is unlikely to split openly with its old ally China in spite of apparent differences with Beijing. "The Koreans are in such an economic mess that
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      Lock icon UN urged to help New Caledonia in independence bid
      365 5 UPI AUSTRALIA HAS WARNED that France cannot fight back indefinitely the "wave of decolonisation" in New Caledonia and urged the United Nations General Assembly to assure the South Pacific island's right to self-determination. "France has maintained that New Caledonia is an
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      Lock icon US warns Asian nations of selective closure of markets
      358 5 Reuter A TOP AMERICAN trade official has warned Asian nations that the US may have to close its markets selectively to exports from trading partners that restrict access to their markets. "We cannot tolerate markets closed to our exports while others
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      Lock icon Nakasone to launch task force on unemployment
      214 5 UPI JAPANESE Prime Minister Yasuhiro Nakasone, warned of worsening unemployment in Japan as a result of the high yen, will form and head a task force this month to study ways of producing more jobs. Mr Nakasone made the decision after he was
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      Koreans to focus investment on high-tech
      210 5 SOUTH KOREAN companies are making ambitious development plans for next year, concentrating their investment on high-tech industries such as semiconductors, computers, space and genetic engineering, and optical fibre communications. A business source said yesterday that the plans reflected the companies expectation that they will
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  • REST OF THE WORLD
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      Lock icon EC drive to form common market gets shot in arm
      330 6 Reuter EUROPEAN COMMUNITY (EC) economy ministers, responding to British calls for faster progress. have given a muchneeded shot in the arm to flagging moves to create a genuine common market in the 12-na-tion bloc. At a 10-hour meeting in Brussels
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      Lock icon Delors will call for end of research deadlock
      295 6 Reuter LEADERS of the European Community (EC) will be urged at their London summit meeting on Friday to break a deadlock over a scientific research programme designed to boost the competitiveness of Europe's industries. Diplomats said EC commission president Jacques Delors will
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      DAILY AIRCRAFT MOVEMENTS
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      Lock icon State spending helps Peru to post 7.8pc growth rate
      312 6 UPI FUELLED BY government spending and a hard line toward foreign creditors. Peru's economy is growing at 7.8 per cent a year, the fastest growth in more than a decade, a government spokeswoman said on Monday. Peruvian officials have said in
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      Lock icon Hungary controls foreign debt with wage freeze
      140 6 Reuter HUNGARY yesterday tackled problems of a growing foreign debt and rising inflation by imposing a wage freeze until next April. A government statement issued through the official MTI news agency instructed economic enterprises including cooperatives not to raise basic wages before April
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      Lock icon Urgent need to protect ozone
      418 6 Reuter MEASURES are urgently needed to avert possibly irreparable harm to human life by depletion of the fragile ozone layer, which shields the earth against harmful levels of solar ultraviolet radiation, experts said on Monday. William Mansfield, the deputy executive director of the United Nations
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      143 6 THE VI Kv I N S I N A P O K E The most breathtaking views in Asia, from the Westin Stamford, the tallest hotel in the world. Plus the widest selection of restaurants anywhere in Singapore. Six superb tennis courts and four air-conditioned squash courts. Two swimming pools,
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      91 6 'JfM. HI I P 1 i obsOUTHPOINT Big corporations know ideal office space when they see it That 's why Southpoint is 94% occupied by major international tenants. There are still a few small areas of between 1,000 sq ft and 5,000 sq ft available for lease if you would
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  • WORLD BACKGROUND
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      Lock icon US economists try to read consumer's mind
      760 7 NYT WHEN THE GREEN MASTHEAD on Bob Eggert's newsletter changed to yellow last May, it was not a matter of artistic whimsy. Each month for the last decade, Mr Eggert has averaged the forecasts of about 50 fellow economists in the US to
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      Lock icon Arab countries act to lessen dependence on food imports
      589 7 Reuter THE ARAB WORLD, wary of being held to ransom for food, has served notice it must act to reduce its heavy dependence on foreign producers. Experts say Arab states now import 75 to 80 per cent of their needs to
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      Lock icon Boost for Philippine business
      582 7 New constitution offers incentives to entrepreneurs OANAPNA THE PROPOSED new Philippine constitution scheduled for ratification on Feb 2 provides adequate safeguards for local enterprises against unfair foreign competition and trade practices. Private enterprises will be encouraged to broaden the base of their ownership and the government
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      409 7 SOME CM DECISIONS SHOULD BE MADE SITTING DOWN OTHERS SON DING UP. Stand up and take a good look at the new Volvo 240 and its affordable PARF price of only $68,542. At this price, wouldn't you rather have a Volvo? Even on your feet, you can plainly see why
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  • FEATURES
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      So the carrot failed to tempt
      488 8 NOW THAT the sponsors of the Annual Report Award have handed out bouquets to a handful of listed companies for their high standards of disclosure, let's see who would qualify for brickbats. To pass the preliminary ARA screening, companies have to meet certain criteria
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      Top-level contacts with Burma growing
      1598 8  -  Burma has shown a willingness to open up its economy and to develop trading ties with other countries. Although this would not be easy, Singapore is not letting that opportunity pass by. It is sending another top level government team to Burma today, less than
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      314 8 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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      101 8 Ml?. BRISTT>U>—HOU) IS IT YOU MPi!slP>G€T\ TO SIT TH£R£ DPO/ DfW WITHOUT; PROVING py m\JSCL£ ftND STiLL J—MOLD VOUg JOB DO LPN w-r\. Cj. kQm if N/ou'(?e. Tgying to Pick mv BRPiirJS RSRG6.T IT.. W (Si (VMM lUMMO CO. ITS. I»M "*7s* mmm® saaiM amud j am OLYMPICS OLYMPIAN CLASS
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  • SPORTS
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      Chuck Smead aims to scale new heights
      484 9  -  By WALTON MORAIS HE CALLS himself a mountain runner but come Sunday, on the flat pavements of Singapore's mainstreets, Chuck Smead aims to scale new heights. At 35, the six-time US roadrace champion and holder of the American 50km record is making a
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      Lock icon Heart of America stuns America II
      322 9 AP HEART OF America, skippered by Buddy Melges, stunned America II yesterday on the opening day of the third round of the challengers trials for the America's Cup. Heart of America had won only five of 23 races before its 56second victory over the
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      Kersti is in town to defend title
      663 9  -  By BRIAN MILLER THE SINGAPORE Airlines flight SQ27 from Copenhagen touched down at 4.35pm at Changi Airport. Kersti Jakobsen was already getting fidgety. It had been a long flight. Comfortable but slightly claustrophobic. But then again, Kersti has never got used to staying
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      Lock icon Becker thinks he should be ranked top
      237 9 AP WEST GERMANY'S Boris Becker, coming off four consecutive tennis tournament victories, including the US$5OO,OOO AT T challenge this past weekend, thinks he should be ranked No. 1 in the world. Meanwhile, John McEnroe, a former No. 1 who lost to the second-ranked
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  • INTERNATIONAL STOCKS
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      Lock icon Wall Street reacts negatively to GM buyout
      296 12 Reuter WALL STREET has reacted negatively to General Motor Corps buyout of dissident director H Ross Perot's holdings, driving down the price of GM's common stock and the Class E shares linked to GM's Electronic Data Systems Corp subsidiary founded by Perot. The
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      Lock icon No BankAmerica decision on Interstate's bid
      133 12 Reuter BANKAMERICA CORP said its board of directors had unanimously decided to continue its policy not to consider the First Interstate Bancorp merger proposal until it had completed its extensive internal review of the company's prospects. The bank holding company said that in view
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      Lock icon Last-minute boost for New York prices
      370 12 Reuter WALL STREET STOCKS closed slightly lower on Monday after a last-minute buying surge rescued a market that had been pounded by futures-related sell programmes and by renewed fear of rising inflation and interest rates. The Dow Jones Industrial Average fell 1.69 to 1,912.54.
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      Toronto
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      Johannesburg
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      New York
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      European markets
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      Lock icon Pullman bids for Joy
      34 12 NYT THE PULLMAN-PEA-BODY Co, which makes equipment for trucks and trains, has made a takeover bid valued at US$549 million for Joy Manufacturing, a mining equipment manufacturer based in Pittsburgh.
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      157 12 XSavour the /Manhattan Splendour' .3. r*T' lr A superb lunch experience with a grand variety of home made soups, the largest salad bar, fresh seafoods, succulent meats, savoury poultry and delightful desserts. A complimentary aperitif for all patrons. The Manhattan Splendour a superb choice at only $24.50*. Subject to 10%
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      125 12 TREATS AT 4Um Teppanyaki Set Lunch at $18.00+ With a choice of beef, chicken or seafood and served with appetizer, rice, soup, pickles and dessert OR 12 different sets of Japanese lunches priced from $10+ to $20+ per set Lunch: 12 Noon-2.30 pm Dinner: 6.30 pm -10.50 pm 10 Eu
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  • ASIAN STOCKS
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      Hongkong
      359 13 HONGKONG: Share prices closed mostly steady yesterday in fairly active trading and the Hang Seng Index made a small advance to yet another record closing high. Brokers said overseas institutions' buying interest in late trading was sufficient to absorb the profit taking which persisted throughout the day. The Hang
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      Taipei
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      Tokyo
      464 13 TOKYO: Stocks closed broadly lower yesterday on widespread profit-taking due to Wall Street's decline. The market average lost 117.01 to close at 18,190.97, but had risen as high as 18,360 in early buying centred on domestic demand-relat-ed issues. Decliners led gainers by more than five to three with 430
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      Manila
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      Sydney
      371 13 SYDNEY: Australian share markets closed lower yesterday in subdued trading due to technical corrections following recent advances. The market recovered in late trading to close above the day's lows, with a consolidation of bullion price increases on local markets and a stronger Australian dollar buoying demand for industrial stocks.
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      151 13 Reuter BANGKOK: The Stock Exchange of Thailand Index rose 1.31 to 189.79 on a turnover totalling 1,227,887 shares worth 229.1 million bath. DEC 02 ft AKT fSlam Camant 807 Siam Cmzana •uap Ao Klwm Thai Slam CiBzana Ayudhya l»»—trn+W 206 unch Slam City 564 6 Bangkok Aground 46 25
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      49 13 Reuter MAGNUM CORP LTD has made a one-for-one share swap offer for all the issued capital of Dominion Breweries Ltd, (DB). Magnum said the offer for DB, a 51 per cent owned unit of Brierley Investments Ltd. is conditional on receiving acceptances over 50 per cent.
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      Lock icon Toshiba forecasts fall of 46pc in net profit
      413 13 Reuter TOSHIBA CORP's group net profit will fall 46 per cent to 32 billion yen in the year ending March 31, 1967, from the last year's 59.4 billion, because of the yen's continuing strength and reductions in the prices of its products,
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      176 13 Reuter HUTCHISON WHAMPOA Ltd has formed a wholly-owned subsidiary called Hutchison Telecommunications Ltd to oversee its expanding telecommunications operations. It said the unit comprises its Hutchison Telephone Co Ltd mobile telephone operation, a cable television joint venture with British Telecom PLC called
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      99 13 Bernama PETRONAS CARIGALI Sdn Bhd (PCSB), the exploration arm of Petronas, has taken over from Esso Production Malaysia Inc (EPMI) the petroleum operations in the Sabah contract area number 2, located offshore north-west of Sabah. Petronas first contracted the area out to EPMI under a
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      90 13 Reuter THE BRUNEIAN government will gain control of athe country's liquefied petroleum gas (LNG) project by increasing its equity to half the total, with the rest equally owned by Mitsubishi Corp and the Royal Dutch/Shell Group, a Mitsubishi official said. The three, currently equal partners
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      58 13 Reuter INDiA has raised the foreign equity ceiling in the hotel industry by 10 per cent to 40 per cent, effective immediately, a government statement Mid. The ceiling, imposed about six years ago, was relaxed to encourage hotel construction, as more rooms are needed to meet
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      494 14 CURRENCY and interest rate swaps involving Singapore corporations are likely to be valued at around US$l billion this year with good potential for further growth, according to Daniel R Ross, the vice-president of Salomon Brothers Asia Ltd. Mr Ross, a specialist in interest rate swaps,
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      132 14 AP A CHINESE BANK began selling transferable bonds in the southeastern commercial metropolis of Shanghai on Monday, the first time such bonds have been issued in China, the Xinhua news agency reported. The bonds, sold by the Shanghai branch of the Industry and Commerce Bank
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      372 14 FT JAPAN'S offshore financial market made a better-than-expected start on Monday by attracting about US$55 billion in deposits, roughly double the widely-pre-dicted amount. Japan's Ministry of Finance said 181 financial institutions were licensed to operate in the market. All the big Japanese
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      394 14 Bernama TWO OF THE 24 deposittaking cooperatives (DTCs) which have been suspended by Bank Negara since early August hope their depositors can obtain at least a portion of their savings before the end of next month. They are Koperasi Pengusaha Teksi
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      Lock icon US savings bodies outperform banks
      465 14 NYT IN SHARP CONTRAST to the mediocre earnings being reported by America's biggest banks, profits at the largest savings-and-loan associations are booming. Indeed, notwithstanding the fact that about 200 thrift units remain in dire financial conditions, experts predict another upbeat year for the US savings
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      840 14 SINGAPORE: The US dollar turned easier against major currencies in thin late trading yesterday on some European selling to close mixed compared with New York levels Dealers said the dollar firmed slightly at the outset on some short covering but fell back in the afternoon as the rise was not
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      Foreign Exchange
      186 14 Interbank rates at 3pm yesterday: ■M Otar MM por*y r, Local dollar* to on® unit of currency US do»or 2.1870 2.1880 2.8196 -22.44 S*oHktg pound 3.1339 3.1375 7.3469 -57.34 Auitrallari doMor 1.4244 1.4276 3.4286 -58.44 NZ dolor 1.0945 1.0972 3.4286 68 08 r«WwH#M flfJlnr vonoonn oonof 1.5824 1.5837
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      Precious metals
      315 14 HONGKONG: Gold closed firmer in fairly active trading on continued local buying interest. Gold was supported by the easier tone of the dollar and continued concern about President Reagan's political troubles over the Iranian arms sales deal. The metal ended at U*****.30/80 an ounce, higher than New York's
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      292 14 ASIAN DOLLAR deposit rates closed steady yesterday at slightly firmer opening levels in quiet afternoon trading. Short-dates firmed between 1/16 and 3/16 point at the outset. Thereafter rates were little changed with overnight closing at 6-3/8 6-1/4 per cent and week-fixed at 6-1/4 6-1/8 per cent. Term
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      141 14 THE OVERNIGHT rate on the Singapore interbank market cloaed at 3 1/2 per cent yeaterday, down 1/4 point from Monday. The one-month rate rose 1/16 point to 3 7/16 per cent. The two-month and three-month rates were unchanged at 3 3/8. Indicates the iv*rtg« of Ihe prim* landing
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      628 14 BA Futures MARCH Eurodollar opened 4 ticks lower from its previous close at 94.01 and remained at this level for the greater part of the session. There was a lack of dealing interest in view of the mixed market condition. The weak US dollar and the high Fed funds
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      372 14 NOTICES NOTICE OP RESOLUTION LAY KIAT PRIVATE LTD (la Vdutory Liq«ld*tU«i) At an Extraordinary General Meeting of Lay Klat Private Ltd duly convened and held at 38-B Hong Kong Street, Singapore 0105 on the 29th November 1986 the following resolutions be passed as Special Resolutions: "That the Company shall be
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      358 14 NOTICE OF PINAL MEETING IN THE MATTES OP THE COMPANIES ACT, CAP. 185 IN THE MATTER OP HEAP HIN A CO PTE LTD (IN MEMBERS' VOLUNTARY WINDING UP) Notice is hereby given, in pursuance of Section 308 The Companies Act, Cap. 185 that the Final General Meeting of the Members
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      358 15 Seminars and Courses ELECTRON CS PGR NATIONAL SECURITY ASA 87 15-17 January 1987, World T rade Centre, inwrnotmai Si nQapore. DURATION TITLE Dec 15-17 Value Added Workshop Dec 17 How to Export Your Products Under the GSP and the APTA Dec 17- Computer-Aided PCB Jan 31 Design Dec
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      593 15  -  Aussies put up strong showing at exhibition By GOH YEE LING AUSTRALIAN tertiary institutions and companies providing training equipment are out in force at an exhibition featuring education and training as its theme. Training and Education Asean 86, opening today, has attracted more than 70 Australian
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      Times aims to bring similar Shine to business sector
      426 15  -  By JEFFREY TSANG TIMES INFORMATION SYSTEMS, which launched its Shine project yesterday, has plans to develop similar services for the business sector. Shine, an acronym for School and Home Interactive Network Exchange, is a bilingual videotex system aimed at school students
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      Continuing education scheme to begin next year
      263 15 THE SINGAPORE Professional Centre, which is spearheading a voluntary programme to encourage continuing education among professionals, will be officially launching this effort in January 1987. Altogether, 32 professional associations have agreed to join the programme which seeks to document the training courses which
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      280 15 cs December 3-7 1986, World Trade Centre A new experience awaits you at SINGAPORE INFORMATICS'B6, the most important IT exhibition to be held in the Republic An extraordinary range of sophisticated IT products and services is on display from over 250 companies representing 22 countries worldwide. The list of exhibitors
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      RUBBER
      249 16 SINGAPORE The market closed slightly higher yesterday with Jan One RSS buyers quoted at 176.25 cents/kilo, up 0.25 cent from Monday. The morning session lost 0.25 cent on lack of interest and offtake in thin trading. Prices recovered in quiet afternoon trading on buying interest. The TSR-20 market was
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      PALM OIL
      180 16 THE MALAYSIAN crude palm oil market closed easier yesterday on late profit-taking and persistent selling after the continued absence of fresh overseas demand. Initially operators were sidelined but the undertone was steady, encouraged by firm Chicago soyoil futures and poor weather in the north-east states of peninsular Malaysia.
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      OIL & PRODUCTS
      83 16 OIL PRODUCTS TT WAS relatively quiet as the market waited for the coming Opec meeting. Fuel oil and jet kerosene firmed on recent trade. All others remained static. Closing prices for crude (FOB origin) US$/barrel Change Dubai (Dec) 13.75 WTI, West Texas intermediate, (Jan) 15.33 Closing prices for products (FOB
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      KL Tin
      94 16 THE PRICE OF TIN on the Kuala Lumpur Tin Market rose 39 cents yesterday to close at M 516.99 per kilo on short covering. The gain followed the new eight-month high In the European spot market and strong speculative buying coupled with efforts to secure the metal ahead
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      RICE
      66 16 Bangkok (US$/tonne, FOB) White Rice 100% 1st doss 250 100% 2nd clou 215 100% 3rd dais 210 5% 200 10% 195 15% 190 20% 180 25% 175 35% 175 Broken Rice A-1 Super 123 A-1 Special 120 C-1 Special unq C-l Ord unq Loonzain Rice 100% lit grade unq
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      RAS and MRELB
      266 16 RAS prices In S c*nts/kg, FOB In bal* NOON CLOSE Buy*rs S*ll*rs Buyers Sellers Irrt 1 RSS Prompt 177.00 178.00N 177.50 178.50N lot 1 RSS Jan 87 175.75 176.25 176.25 176.75 bit 1 RSS Feb 175.75 176.25 176.25 176.75 Int 2 RSS OP 173.75 175.75N 174.00 176.00N
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      SSR and SMR
      84 16 (cenfi/kg, 1 -ton pollers) JAN 87 FEB 87 (currant month) (forward month) NOON NOON RAS Iwyars S*H«M lvy«n S*ll*a SSI 20 167.50 16O.50N 168 50 170 JON SS« 50 165 JO 167.50N 166.50 168 JON MRELB Bwy*r< S«H«rt lwy*n S*ll«a SMR CV 274.50 276.50N 275.50 277.SON SMR
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      Produce exchange
      138 16 Chinas* Produce Exchange Robuita 20/25% FOB NSW 520.00 noon doting Doc 2 (SS/100 kg). p«ic*i an Nutmeg no fob nsw 1405.00 Coconut oil BWP FOB NSW 1289.00 Bulk FOB 66.00 Gambler Old drum FOB 76.00 FOB NSW 330.00 N*w drum FOB 86.00 Copra London Commodity Mixed (loot*) 33
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      WHEAT
      183 16 WHEAT FUTURES on the Chicago Board of Trade rallied late to close on Monday with gains of 1-1/2 US cents to 1/4 cent per bushel in improved trade. December settled at U552.93-1/2 after posting a 4-1/2 cent range on the day. Continued small deliveries. plus rumours that elevators will
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      SOYBEAN
      159 16 SOYBEAN FUTURES on the C' .cago Board of Trad* cloeed fractionally mixed after trading quietly all Monday. January sattlad at USSS.O3-3/4 after being held to a narrow two-cent ranga. The chart picture showed good technical support below the US$5.OO mark. Cargill was the featured outright buyer of January on
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      LONDON MARKETS
      805 16 COFFEE Robusta futures turned lower on Monday afternoon, after easier New York prices, and pressured by fundamentals and technicals, ending at 3-1/2 month lows. The expiry of November at a discount last Friday, and the growing likelihood of further heavy tendering against January, with spot coffee apparently in
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      858 16 The world's first electric hand drill Year of construction 1895 ,4. 0 Replica of the calculating machine built by Wilhelm Schickard in Tubingen, 1623 > J Back in 1886. Daimler and Benz invented the world's first automobiles. Photo: Mercedes-Benz 540 K, 1936 model. r *r s Ottmar Mergenthaler. from what
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      Renewed buying gives a lift to Singapore market
      4205 17 RENEWED BUYING at lower levels helped push up share prices on the Singapore stock market yesterday. The Straits Times Industrial Index advanced 11.71 points to 883.54 while the BT Composite Index rose 13.64 points to 781.23. Investors' interest was evident throughout the
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      Chief price changes
      253 17 SINGAPORE Rises S 1 A 930 Spor* Land SIS Barfumal 234 M tanking SOS D S 890 M 8ra«artai 690 Gantlng. 590 Waomat 471 Shangri-La 412 HarrWem MWa 364 Jurong Eng S0( 344 Sambawang 4*6 UOI 450 ICI 412 G E Ufa 1810 Falls 20 19 IS
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      Business done on the SES
      3580 17 810 and offer prices officially listed and business in and reported to the Stock Exchange of Singapore yesterday with the number of shares traded shown in brackets in lots ot 1.000 units unless otherwise specified All Time Settlement Contracts are quoted after the word "SETT"
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      COMPANY MEETINGS
      244 17 BRITISH AND MALAYAN Trust*** Limited: AGM at the Board Room, 17, Philip Street #08-00, Grand Building, Singapore 0104 today at 12.30pm. KESANG CORPORATION Berhad: 25th AGM at the Cempaka Room, Mezzanine Floor, Hotel Equatorial, Jalan Sultan Ismail, ***** Kuala Lumpur on Monday, Dec 8, at 10am. SEAL INCORPORATED
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      Lock icon 'Guinness inquiry stems from Boesky affair'
      618 18 Government refuses to disclose any allegations AP THE LONDON stock market, whose reputation has been hurt by recent scandals over insider trading, has now been shaken by a British government investigation into alleged misconduct in the dealings of brewery and distillery giant Guinness PLC.
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      2188 18 810 and offer prices officially listed and business in and reported to the Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange yesterday, with the number of shares traded shown in brackets in lots of 1.000 units unless otherwise specified INDUSTRIALS Ajlnomoto (2906 3045) Al«* Mldg I —l Alcorn 179
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      Lock icon Tin stocks score substantial gains in Kuala Lumpur
      366 18 MBT INVESTORS at the Kuala Lumpur stock market took special interest yesterday in tin stocks, helping them to put on substantial gains. The rest of the market also performed relatively well and closed higher across the board. However, trading was still slow
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      130 18 HONGKONG All Industrials ***** ***** Hongkong Index Tuesday Monday T uesday 562 37 Week ogo ***** Monday '560 10 Week ogo 1500 84 NEW YORK Hong Seng Index Dow Jones T uesday 2458 20* Monday 1912 54 Monday 2452 15 Friday 1914 23 Week ogo 2361.12 Week ago
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      Unit trusts
      250 18 Managers' price* MARA-Bumiputra for Dec 3 first B'putra 517 522 Second Bputra 472 477 Singapore Unit Trust Third B'putra fourth B'putra 372 4 18 377 4 23 The Commerce 008 095 fifth Bputra 269 274 The Savngs fund 061 087 S«*th B putra 274 279 S pore Prog
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      Lock icon Antah and Tokai buy into AMMB
      332 19 Reuter ANTAH HOLDINGS Bhd and the Tokai Bank Ltd of Japan have signed an agreement to acquire a 20 per cent stake each in Malaysia's top merchant bank. Ar-ab-Malaysian Merchant Bank Bhd (AMMB). Tokai Bank and Antah officials yesterday said they would pay M
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      339 19 THE JACK CHIA GROUP is negotiating with First National Ltd for a long-term financing arrangement for the group s Asl billion South Yarra property development in Melbourne, Australia, according to a report in the Australian Financial Review. The group has also changed its development
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      Veteran Sim Lim director hit by Section 149
      572 19  -  By ELAINE KOH A DIRECTOR who has been on the board of the Sim Lim group for 19 years has had to step down, after falling victim to the controversial Section 149 of the Companies Act. Sia Yong has just resigned as
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      QAF beats nine finalists for best annual report award
      497 19  -  By AMY CHEOK BRUNEI-BACKED QAF Ltd has clinched the best annual report award for the second year running. The company beat nine other finalists in this year's competition, which is organised by the Singapore Society of Accountants and co-sponsored by the
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      Lock icon Question mark over proposed Seagroatt-Wico tie-up
      429 19 NST THE PROPOSED TIE-UP between Kuala Lumpur-based stockbroking firm Seagroatt Campbell and London brokers W I Carr appears to have been thrown into uncertainty following the latter's change of control to Banque Indosuez. The Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange is processing Seagroatt's application for W
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      683 19 SHARE prices in London opened on a firmer bias yesterday, after Monday's sell-off, when prices were hit by a surprise announcement that the Department of Trade was inquiring into the affairs of Guinness PLC. Guinness shares, which fell a net 41 p on Monday, came under further pressure
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      Chuan Hup gets green light
      94 19 CHUAN HUP MARINE Ltd has received approval in principle from the SES for a proposed rights issue with transferable subscription rights (TSR) and the listing and quotation of the rights shares. TSR and shares arising from the exercise of the TSR. The transfer book and
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      COMPANY BRIEFS
      204 19 STRAITS Trading Co Lid has disclosed that its purchase of 7.54 million shares in Australianbased ACI International Ltd for $32.13 million was made through members of the Australian Stock Exchange. Based on the closing ACI price on Nov 27, the market value is about $43 million. KUMPULAN EMAS
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      692 18 SINGAPORE PRESS HOLDINGS LIMITED Results For The Year Ended 31st August 1986 The Directors have pleasure in announcing the audited results of the Group for the year ended 31st August 1986. Ssooo Turnover Trading profit before taxation Share of profits less losses of associated corporations Income from investments gross Dividends
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    415 20 M'sia narrows definition of secrets in new Bill UPI THE MALAYSIAN government, in a surprise move yesterday, withdrew controversial amendments to the Official Secrets Act, replacing them with a Bill which narrows the definition of "secret" but retains mandatory jail sentences for violations. The
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    319 20 Bernama THE REVAMPING of the Official Secrets Act (Amendment) Bill shows that the government holds to the Cabinet belief that the innocent will never be charged under the Act, said Anwar Ibrahim, the head of the Youth wing of
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    Brunei bank closure not likely to hit region's banks
    534 20 BANKERS in Malaysia, Singapore and Hongkong said yesterday they did not expect the closure of the National Bank of Brunei to hurt the banking industry or stock exchanges in their areas. Authorities in the tiny oil-rich sultanate closed the bank, one
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    Depositors asked not to withdraw unusually large sums
    242 20  -  By BRIAN GOMEZ DEPOSITORS with the National Bank of Brunei Bhd, flocking to various Hongkongßank branches to obtain their new savings passbooks, have been asked not to start drawing out unusual amounts of cash. Special arrangements have been made to allow them
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    Quick action averted run on bank in Brunei
    137 20 QUICK ACTION by Brunei's Ministry of Finance and supportive action by the Bank of England averted a possible run on the 11 local Standard Chartered Bank branches immediately after the collapse of the National Bank of Brunei Bhd (NBBB) last month. A
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    Unions say colour TV tubes dumped in US
    202 20 FOUR American trade unions have asked the US government to impose duties on colour television picture tubes from Singapore, Japan, Canada and South Korea which are allegedly being sold in the US for less than the domestic price. The unions, in a
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    111 20 Reuter THE INDIAN authorities yesterday alerted the army for security duty in New Delhi after rioting Hindus sacked Sikh homes and shops in an angry backlash to the worst-ever massacre of Hindus by Sikh separatists. The Press Trust of India said army units were standing by to
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    319 20 Reuter PHILIPPINE President Corazon Aquino will today complete her dramatic Cabinet shake-up that began with the sacking of powerful defence minister Juan Ponce Enrile. Spokesman Teodoro Benigno would not name the final two ministers to be dismissed, but government sources said that they were
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    463 20 Reuter PRESIDENT CHUN DOO HWAN's ruling party forced the 1967 budget through Parliament yesterday in spite of an opposition boycott, heightening tension in South Korea's political crisis. Democratic Justice Party (DJP) members met in a private room in the National Assembly and voted
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    Jakarta signs US$57m missile deal
    127 20 INDONESIA'S air defence system will receive a boost with the acquisition of more Rapier ground-to-air missiles from British Aerospace in a deal worth US$57 million. According to Reuter, the deal was signed last Friday and is the second major arms contract awarded by Indonesia this
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    Comex gold and silver
    99 20 COMEX gold futures eased on profit-taking yesterday morning following a firm dollar. A brief rally developed on rumours, quickly denied, that White House Chief of Staff Donald Regan had resigned. In moderate activity, gold for delivery in February lost US$2.5O at $395.00 an ounce but held
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    72 20 Reuter WALL STREET stocks, drawing on the momentum of Monday's rousings late day recovery, posted a strong early morning gain yesterday. Blue chips charged ahead to top the all-time record high close of 1919.71 that was set on Sep 4. The Dow Jones Industrials jumped 20 points
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      50 20 Reuter THE US index of leading indicators, a broad gauge of economic activity, jumped by 0.6 per cent in October after increasing by 0.2 per cent in September. The commerce department said yesterday the rise showed that the economy was expanding at a healthy pace. Reuter
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      40 20 Reuter MALAYSIA recorded a trade surplus of M 5451.7 million in August against a deficit of Mslo3 million in July and a surplus of M 5641.6 million in August 1965, said the statistics department. Reuter
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      28 20 Reuter THE Thai government has approved new major tax cuts to help stimulate an expected economic recovery next year, said a government spokesman yesterday. Reuter
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      46 20 Reuter CHINA'S Parliament yesterday adopted the first business bankruptcy law. The New China News Agency said the trial law would allow failing firms to go out of business but would be introduced only after a law on publiclyowned businesses was completed. Reuter
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      30 20 AP THE Hongkong Trade Development Council opened an office in Beijing last week in a ceremony attended by Hongkong governor Sir Ed- ward Youde.
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      Lock icon Ariane to resume launches in 1987
      59 20 Reuter THE European Ariane rocket programme, suspended last May 30 when a rocket crashed soon after lift-off. will resume satellite launches in March 1967 or very soon afterwards, said Arianespace president Frederic d'Allest yesterday. Work on redesigning a new starter for the third stage
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      31 20 Reuter MANUEL Fraga Iribarne resigned as the leader of Spain's right-wing opposition yesterday following its rout in Basque regional elections on Sunday, said his Popular Alliance Party. Reuter
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      56 20 Bernama UMNO Youth yesterday urged the Malaysian government to review its joint venture projects and current and future discussions on bilateral relations with Singapore following the visit of Israeli President Chaim Herzog to the Republic recently. The call was made at a meeting of the Umno
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      51 20 I NATIONAL UNIVERSITY OF SINGAPORE Public Lecture by Emeritus Professor David Solomons Lee Kuan Yew Distinguished Visitor Topic: Accounting and Social Change: A Neutralist View Date: Wednesday, 3 December 1986 Venue: Lecture Theatre if, Kent Ridge Time: 6.00 pm For enquiries, please call: *****03, *****39 All are welcome Admission is
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      55 20 Outlook: Showora ovor aovoral •rots In Mi iftoraoon Roport tor 24 hour* prior to 7.90pm on Doc 2 at tho airport Maximum tomporatura 31.5 Aaaodatad humidity 64 Minimum tomporatura 23.2 Aaaodatod humidity 96 Hours of sunshina 5.95 HalnlaM In mi lIIIhi n niimin in mviiwrwirw nvi Rainfall this month 26.9
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      168 21 Seatrade Week THE WORLDSCALE Association has announced major reductions in the schedule of nominal tanker freight rates due to come into effect on Jan 1. As a result of much lower bunker costs recorded during the six months covering the second and third
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      US Lines draws up fleet deployment plan
      488 21  -  By JUNE LIM INFORMATION from the US suggests that United States Lines, which along with its parent company, McLean Industries, filed for Chapter 11 last Monday, has drawn up a fleet deployment plan. Two 1,300-TEU container ships built in the late 60s and
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      264 21 AFP A NEW TREATY governing liability for maritime claims, which was devised by the International Maritime Organisation (IMO), came into force on Monday, an IMO spokesman said. The Limitation of Liability for Maritime Claims Convention raises the limits of maximum compensation available for
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        117 21 Bernama INDIA and Malaysia are working out strategies to increase the merchant shipping traffic between the two countries, said the Indian High Commissioner to Malaysia. Mr P M S Malik, yesterday. Speaking to reporters after calling on Penang Chief Minister Dr Lim Chong Eu. Mr Malik said
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        Lock icon Capo Emma's cargo transferred
        116 21 Reuter THE SO.OOO-TONNE CARGO of crude oil aboard a listing and damaged Italian tanker was transferred onto a sister ship in Ireland's Bantry Bay. The Italian tanker Capo Emma cracked its hull during a storm last month and put into Bantry Bay. southern Ireland, for checks.
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        74 21 AFP INDIA has undertaken production of guided missile destroyers and gas turbine engines to power ships as part of the modernisation of the navy. The Chief of Naval Staff. Admiral R H Tahiliani. told reporters on Monday that the keel of the first guided missile destroyer would
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        Ivers + Arit staff start company
        53 21 Ivers Arit staff start company TWO LEADING OFFICIALS of the now bankrupt West German broking company Ivers Arlt have set up their own shipping agency in Hamburg. Mr Fritz Ahlring and Mr Thomas Schaafberg head the new company called A+ S Shipping. It will cooperate with the Hansa Lines and
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      Sea-Land launches direct computer link
      357 22 SEA-LAND Corporation has unveiled the container ship industry's first data communications link to permit exporters and importers to book and track their own cargo shipments through direct access to its computer network. Sea-Land says its new SeaTrac (TM) system which provides up-to-the-minute data on the
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      191 22 AP IRAN'S oil exports fell below one million barrels a day last week because of Iraqi air raids in the gulf, said the Middle-East Economic Survey. The newsletter said on Monday that there were problems at two of four oil-loading berths and
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      246 22 AFP. Reuter LONDON INSURERS have quadrupled war risk insurance rates for the whole of the Strait of Hormuz at the entrance to the Gulf to one per cent of the value insured. The area concerned includes the Iranian port of Bandar Abbas which
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      186 22 Reuter THE GENERAL COUNCIL Of British Shipping on Monday offered to extend the Middle-East Gulf war zone, but not by as much as the seafaring unions had requested. By agreement with the British National Maritime Board, merchant ships entering the Gulf
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      937 22 AB Shpg V 5 Accord Shpg VI 3 Ahrenkiel Liner X 1 Alltrons VII 3 AC Toepfer X 5 Anro Service IV 2/3 Arrow Lines X 4 Atlas Line X 3 ANl 1 1/2 APC line V 4 API III 2/3 ASCI III 1 Bait-Canada Line VII
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      1397 22 THE time-charter sector of the London shipping freights market was active on Monday. contrasting sharply with the very quiet grain sector Time-chartering was dominated by vessels booked out of Brazil Sealift took the 19,017 dwt Christine 1 for prompt delivery in Brazil for trip to the US Gulf
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      175 23 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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      Japanese owners plan ship orders with help from state agency
      173 23 THREE Japanese shipowners are planning to order passenger ships worth a total of US$2O million in partnership with a government agency set up to aid smaller companies. Initially, the Maritime Credit Corporation (MCC) will take a majority stake in the
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      380 23 Reuter WAH KWONG Shipping and Investment (Hongkong) Ltd will hold talks with the Japanese Ministry of International Trade and Industry (Miti), to revise financing for the delivery of three new ships built by two Japanese yards, according to a source close to
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      Lock icon Swedyards seeks help to acquire Citgo repair yard
      205 23 Fairplay THE STATE-OWNED Swedyards has asked Swedish companies to participate in a joint takeover of the Citgo (formerly Cityvarvet) shiprepair yard, which has run into difficulties. A group spokesman said requests had been made to Volvo, Transatlantic, Wallenius, Stena and other Swedish
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      Lock icon WEEKLY FREIGHTS
      790 23 AFP A MARKED DECLINE in rates paid to grain bulkera on the major routes out of the US Gulf dampened shipowners' hopes of any market upturn associated with the current North American grain ahipment season. The lower rates applied to fixtures into early next year thus accentuating the
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      Lock icon Greek seamen go on two-day worldwide strike
      282 23 AP GREEK merchant seamen on Monday began a 46hour strike in ports worldwide to protest against government intervention in a wage dispute with the country's shipowners. Antonis Dalakogiorgos, a spokesman for the Greek Seamen's Federation, said about 800 crew members on more than
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      SHIPPING LIST where your ships are due...and when
      6328 28 AARHUS Arthur Ml.rU Ma.rsk Lin. Dec 4 E».r Loading, Evrg'Mn Dec 4 ***** H. China Oceen Dac S Ming Galaxy, Yang Ming, Dac 6 Ev.r Gantla Evargraan Dac 8 Ming Longavity. Yang Ming. Dac 13 Evar Gamut Evargraan Dac 14 Sha Ha.
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      1197 28 RECEIVING OF EXPORT FCL CONTAINERS AND LCL CARGO Gdna FCL Ship Arrival LCL movamant Voy date/time Operator cargo schadula Location Moersk Rondo 8649 *****6 1800 Moersk F2 0900-0930/0930-1000 A2/B2 Ms Claud me 8649 *****6 1830 Moersk F2 1000-1030/0930-1000 A2/B2 Cheng tu 61S 04 1286 0200 SSPt F5A 1700-1800
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      655 21 (Ikiihlhis «»1« i>» 1 !l< Hi.il OOCL Oxpi Oveiqhs CutamK Line WW Afwtt: lARORE 9VTWC AGENCES (Ret *****4/ 00K) TOO Cantonment Road #1206 Southpomt Sinfapore 0208 Tel *****11 TELEX NO RS ***** TERMINAL CFS Td *****18 220 BOOWNGS Tel *****34 235 PESAKA mm SMPPMG AGENCES SDN M> PORT KELANG TEL
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      74 21 msm SEA-LAND CORPORATION has unveiled the container ship industry's first data communications link to permit exporters and importers to book and track their own cargo shipments. P«g« II WAH KWONG will hold talks with Japan to revise financing for the delivery of three new ships built by two yards in
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      956 21 Available at all good bookshops f/ THE HEART OF THE DRAGON MAERSK LINE FAST TRANSIT TO MIDDLE EAST P«nang V« SINGAPORE/DUBAI SINGAPORE/DAMMAM tINGAPORE/BAHRAIN INGAPORE/KUWAIT 8 DAYS 9 DAYS 10 DAYS 11 DAYS EXPORT TO USA. EUROPE. MIDDLE EAST. WEST AFRICA ASIA Ctom In liii litt m •CI 2/12 lioo M
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      434 22 OUTBOUND TO NORTH CONTINENT COMPAGNIE MARITIME D'AFFRETEMENT REGULAR CONTAINER SERVICE FAR EAST TO IKJMTERRANEAN AND EUROPE ALSO ARABIAN GULF AND INDIAN SUB CONTINENT SPORE Mil K mm* 7403H 2C/12 ft 12 ?S 12 24/1 Nii K MOtCUK *****1 S/l 5/1 11/1 7/2 MUf K URANUS 1101* 22/1 23/1 25/1 21/2
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      451 22 EUROPE/FAR CONVENTIONAL SERVICE Further load/ discharging ports en route subject to "sufficient inducement. Singapore Agent Goodrich Maritime Pte Ltd. Tel: *****35 Tlx: RS ***** GRMSIN TEL: 03-*****50 MALAYSIA SON. BHD. TLX: ***** MTM Frt. Booking contact Miss Qan PT. KLANG S PORE LOG. FOR S/12 11/12 Hongkang-Huangpo 10/12 14/12 Hongkong-Keobmg-Shanghai
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      1055 23 The Straits Steamship Group Mansfield Container Shipping Pte Ltd OCX Overseas Containers Limited MiV.'iH lffc» > alirt 9V*aa R'taa a/12 29/12 M/l 17/1 12/1 13/1 19/1 29/1 29/1 29/1 99/2 99/2 99/2 99/2 14/2 19/2 19/2 21/2 24/2 29/2 99/3 99/3 It Hi 31/12 99/1 19/1 22/1 31/1 99/2 99/2
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      517 23 SudAmericana CSAV EXPRESS SERVICE TO CHILE friDa wssa stoh Mono »raa mbu kjq *mor iw jto It «nsa l/U MMAi 17/12 l«/ 2 11/2 12/2 14/2 IV2 I WSSI It/12 TM 27/12 t/2 7/2 1/2 11/2 12/2 CARGO FOR PUNT A ARENAS, TALCAHUANO (SAN VICENTE) ACCEPTED WITH T/S VIA VALPARAISO
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      317 23 Franco Belgian Services f&j ,r t ,~r r. n. hr« i. nh It. /*•> in h.tr t ,iw. rn I (MEMBER OF ACE CONSORTIUM^ to Pv( (II Sac) 22 Dk 23 D*c 27 Ok (24 0k)24 Dk 2)Dk TKANSWORLD RKE 4Nn INn SHw 11 Mn 13 Nn II Ok (I
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      319 24 TO CONTINENT/UK EXPORTS FNOM N CONTINENT &UK IMPORTS Agents SEGANI Satfapore *****66 K Lump *****25 *****18 *****50 *****7. *****2 *****3 Vol INTERNATIONAL FREIGHT FORWARDERS C ONSOLIDATION SERVICE WEEKLY Singapore: BIRKART S.E.A. Tel: *****11 Pt. Kelang: BIRKART SDN. BHD. Tel: *****66 P M LINE CONVENTIONAL LINER SERVICE JAPAN/STRAITS/JAPAN EIPtKT Smfjpwe PKeianj
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      515 24 JtCSILINE FULLY CONTAINERISED SERVICE SEVEN St AS BRDGi 58* MERCATOR 41M CD 10*YO 7N [RAMSWORLD BRDGI 3SN 3 17 (1 I?) 10 1? (8 1?) V 1? (IS I?) 74 12 (27 1?) FROM EUROPE VIA SUEZ Member of the Ace Consortium CR PARIS 71 CHWA C ONI AMR 371
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      418 24 M Hai Sun Hup Co (Pte) Ltd rEL *****06 (20 Lines). TLX RS ***** RS *****. eastern car liner, ltd. STRAITS/JAPAN/STRAITS SERVICE SPECIALIST IN RO-RO HEAVY LIFTS Loading at appropriated Berth P4-P5 NOTE ALSO CALLING OTHER JAPANESE PORTS. HONGKONG TAIWAN CHINESE PORTS. SUBJECT INDUCEMENT IMLintermaritime SOUTHERN AFRICA SERVICE VIA MAURITIUS
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      718 24 r d )EVERGREEN Full Container Service Round-Th*-World East Bound (FE/CARIB/USEC/EURO/FE) EVER Glf»M< GOtOEN (rtR LAUREL (VER GATMR f«RGUDE EVER LIVING EVER GLOR* HUG KSG RIG 14 12 16/12 11/12 21/12 23/12 2S/12 27/12 20/ 12 31/12 4/1 6/1 1/1 U/1 13/1 15/1 111 20/1 22/1 25/1 27/1 20/1 KSN C«
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      904 25 ■SB w ne PACIFIC INTERNATIONAL LINES PIL Building, 140 Cecil Street, 03-00 Singapore 0106. Tel: *****33 FAR EAST CONTAINER SERVICE VESSEL MAJAPAHIT GOWA KOTA SINGA SIN JKT SBV SIN HKG KAO *TCH KEE BUS *MUR *HTC YOK KOB WEE 5/12 7/12 t/12 13/12 17/12 It/12 20/12 20/12 23/12 omil 27/12
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      865 25 BENLINE CONTAINERS EXPRESS CONTAINER SERVICE TO UK/CONTMENT EXPRESS CONTAINER SERVICE FROM UK/CONTMENT MA* BHAHNHOAM HAWS STON Bwjeon WM M SjleO SjM M»»pby SjM SjM Sjied SjfcO SjM C*» el SjM SjM SjM SjM SjM BenjMo. SjM 4/12 4/12 0/12 0/12 Cjrifefjn Bji 12/12 14/12 14/12 10/12 U/12 To»r< >J» 17/12
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      507 25 DJASAGETRI A Joint Europe Service Of: P.T. DJAKARTA LLOYD P.T. GESURI LLOYD P.T. SAMUDERA INDONESIA P.T. TRIKORA LLOYD EXPRESS SEMI CONTAINERSHIP SERVICES SIN6APORE TO EUROPE Subject to Imkicement, Also accepting cargo to Casablanca, Port Said, Port Alexandria, Gonoa, Trieste. ALSO ACCEPT* BOTH CONTAKXS. CONVENTIONAL CARGO VIA T/S TO UK PORH.
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      384 25 BOUSTEAD SHIPPING AGENCIES PAGAN Vlo6* PWYA VS6N PA AN VIO4N HTONEYWA V2I9W V* BURMA FIVE STAR 'Burmese National Line) Loading for Rangoon Spore 4/7 Dcc 9/12 Dec 14/16 DK 11/13 OK 14/17 DK BANK LINE EXPRESS SOi-COWTMCt SERVICE NORTHBOUND TO UKC STORE ROAM HULL HI TAUSALA SAMOA Vt 14/12 10/1
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      675 26 USA CANADA ATLANTIC COAST (Round The World Sorvico) Kline KAWASAKI KISEN KAISHA. LTD. 1 CONCORD V 7 0. LEGEM) V 5 N. MIX *5 STORE 7 Dec 13 Dec 24 Dec LB 2 )an 7 lan 17 lan CM.S 14 lan 19 lan 27 lan NFK 15 lan 21 lan
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      488 26 ~_l Accepting LCL South Africa Accepting Containers Onlr Srvnv KO.LOTD COIOMBO 202«f OSAKA MARU ***** HATAKAWA MAM 117* cf goot Direct to Tpwt I Owfean 12/12 25/12 27/12 29/12 U/l 13/1 Plk CTmm Ovfca* SM SM SU 15/12 17/12 20/12 IARDME SHPPMG AGENOES (REG. *****4/ 00K) ?00 CANTONMENT ROAD #1205
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      632 26 AUSTRALIA EXPRESS CONTAINER SERVICE Accepting FCL/FCL Containers fwdw p Mim ESTEaiPPER V 9 16 Ok CAUBAR V3l 31 Ok ESTECIIPPER VlO 19 ton «H*» MVM 32 VBHVA RARUNA V 39-H S O NMAIMD 33M CtMNXMS V22H MSHVA MIT MM V4SM tsitaitn v 9 PTOSPERITI V.C-1 KMKMS V 31N so nmu»m
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      830 26 GOLDEN LINE GtMN GUAN SHPPWG (PTE) LTD 23, W h- SfcMt smgapore oim m mnu ui ucs> STRAITS/PERSIAN GULF SERVICE: Spore P KHanfPmam GOIKN WOWIR Ha.a<t>« Dub* Bahfa.n Kuwait GOtHN HM QMomtoc Karachi Dubai k Port 10/1? Oct CHINA OCEAN SWUNG CO., PEKING THE PEOPLE'S REPUBLIC OF CHINA UKC COMVENTIOML
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      353 26 INTRASEA (PTE) LTD. 10 Anson Road »27 16 International P aza Singapore 0207 Tel *****1 1 I 1 0 Lines) HQIBiABRA-tLiMM o BREAKBULK SERVICE TO EUROPE/UK Spar* P. Kd«n( Laa*if tarKARffM 88X927 0/12 J/12 ROT/ANT/BREMEN/ESBOG/ UK (AVON) 000TAUG FRONTER *****29 7/12 11/12 ROT/ANT/UK (AVON) PHILITRON SHIPPING AGENCIES PTE I JD
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      797 27 NOL NEPTUNE ORIENT LINES LTD it— Td Hi Otfct *****77 WTUNE AGENCCS PTE LTD n EU/AUST TPA/SEA T«aml CPE BOOKMGS *****77 *****53 *****42 *****22 *****53 *****42 OR DMECT IMS *****19 ***** if 27*111 NEPlif SON. BHD *****87/*****45/*****53/*****26 NEPtff SON. BHD. *****71/*****34/*****35 NEPIM SON BM) *****9/*****5/*****0/*****1/*****2 FM EAST/EUROPE FULLY CONTAINERISED SERVICE
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      364 27 HEUNG-A SHIPPING Korean Flag Vessels DONAM SEMI-CONTAINERISED DIRECT SERVICE TO: P KELANG. PENANG, BUSAN. INCHON Vnttta Hi Dm* to* Oonj Mi WW Hi Dnaa/tION Hi. I Dmb/MW Hi 7 Dmki (lON TBHUO Hi Danan (ISM Hi i tomill IW/ill Hi I Dm; 7tlN IM/711 Hi 7 omm/7«IH SPIWI HUNIS NtPIHNI
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      560 27 swsov SINGAPORE SOVET SHIPPING CO PRIVATE LTD SJNSOV BULDMG 55. Martet Street Sinfapore 0104 Tet *****33 (15 Lines) Tertiinai Office: *****41/2 Cable Address SJNSOV SINGAPORE Telex Numbers RS ***** RS ***** RS ***** P. KELANG M/S SHAWM T NAM SOON SON. M> IST ANO 2ND FLOOR. NO 1. JALAN CEMPENWG
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      386 28 |fffST REGIONAL CONTAINER LINES TO BANGKOK (4 SAILINGS A WEEK) ni.-'iii rCTTUTi n in 1 wK fJ wn IcnEraiEßggigcgißsgE ■eeze Wed/Thu 24-25/12 Sat/Sun TO SOUTH THAILAND SMGAPORE ITTTM ITftJ IkAiWi I TO P.KELANG PENANG (2 SAILINGS A WEEK) IJ I 'i/'.' Ml'jivuti, MBiMiißggngßngßi l.'i ."J.l 'liJ.r^F^w/lEgEMICfITMETffIiEBiSBHI I: I J l'n'
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      48 28 Fast Direct Regular Services to INDONESIAN PORTS JAKARTA/PANJANG/ SEMARANG/CIGADING/DUMAI WG» MTk 412 H (12.K 1M«T» XMMMCTMUME Doily Receiving Cargo At Juroog Port/Monno Whort/PPW owne ß -s agents potlTA SHAPING TRADING PTE LTD MO: M. PHILLIP STREET, 06-02, XiHMk LEOMG CHUAN BLOC B'PORE 0104 TEL: S33BS2S/*****5S TLX: 42M2 PCRITA
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      162 28 Regional Weather V I r 52 th s iPj A wZ IK m w e SIGNIFICANT WEATHER AND SEA CONDITIONS AT 7.30 A.M. THIS MORNING. V a R Thunderstorm C Xs W Sho er Weather Wmd direction with speed m knots Rom Wove he«qht Cloudy Sky Swr*oce wmd* ore indicated
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      300 29 Handling System Co Sdn Bhd. K Lumpur TEL: 03-*****75/6 TEX: MA***** HSKUL S'pof* TEL: *****60 TLX: RS ***** NGTRANS H.S CONVENTIONAL SERVICE H S CONTAINER SERVICE WEEKLY (6/12 13/12 20/12 27/12) H.S. EUROPE Hbg./RtdYßre/Ant./UK. H.S. INDIA Calcutta/Bombay/Madras/Colombo/Karachi H.S. MIDDLE EAST Jed /Dub./Ku</Bah/Dam H.S. FAR EAST Jkt./Japan/Taiwan/Korea/Bkk./Mnl. H.S. NEW YORK LAX./TCM./SEA./NYC./PHIL.
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      295 29 aEUROPE/S.E.A. BREAKBULK SERVICE ft ol loading Pt KfUnf HanAat/hrccbni M/ 17 Hot Hot 2/1 CardW/Han/IM 4/1 RulM/Tata/HM Ml Destination m BtOJidKMfha Ui|«f Ml Sauxfto Ba«|k«t Mi Ha*** Banft* lM*«(/RMtaa*<l M'sia agent Maritime Transport M sia Sdn Bhd I> (i ui ii, it 11. 'lit It> Ml M S pore agent
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      492 29 vV-Vy VAN OMMEREN BULK TIMBER/PLYWOOD PARCEL SERVICE To: CONT/UK PORTS: Sete/Rott/ Mm/ UK <M) Rott/Antw/ UK (II)/ Sete Nantes •TON ML ¥0 3 Rott/Antw/ UK (Ti)/ Sete/Nantes •Also loading troin Indonesian Ports Agents: SINGAPORE: CALICO SHIPPING PTE LTD T* *****66 Tlx RS ***** CAUCOFax: 22*5271 PORT KELANG: PERKAPALAN LIT AM
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      330 29 cN C LINES WEEKLY FCL LCL CONTAINER SERVICE STORE KUO LUNG ¥611 4/12 fl LAN *604 11/12 KUO HSRJNG ¥612 11/12 TAO YUAN VMS 25/12 BKK HKG KAO KEE ROB MO I BUS 8/12 13/12 14/12 16/12 19/12 20/12 21/12 13/12 20/12 21/12 23/12 2C/12 27/12 21/12 20/12 27/12 21/12
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      244 29 GLORY NAVIGATION GROOP ■MiJLJLilAili'iW TAIWAN TO SINGAPORE ASEAN DIRECT WEEKLY TO PORT KELANG/PENANG •AT ATTRACTIVE RATES* SPOtt MaW PENANG PMMMNC BELAWAN 6 SELATAN VV M S«M 20/11 20/11 6 SELATAN M ¥-49 «/1211/12 13/12 10/12 VESSELS OF LOG CARRERS 5 VESSELS OF BRAND NEW TfflN DECKERS ON REGULAR LINER SERVICE
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      486 30 FINE-LINER SNIPPING PTE LTD TEL: *****52, *****62, *****82 TLX: R*****1 FLINER ACCEPTING FCL, LCL A CONVENTIONAL MDOLE EAST SERVICE 5/12. 11/12. 12/12. OUBAI. BAMUUN. MUSCAT. DOHA. DAMMAM. 11/12, 25/12 KUWAIT ABU DHABI HONGKONG/CHMA SERVICE S/12. 14/12. 23/12. XMCANG. BQJMG. TIANJN, SHEKOU, SHANGHAI. 31/12. 1/1 10/12. 17/12 S/12. 22/12 GUANGZHOU. WHAAPOA
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      227 30 P.T. UNITFD SHIPPING ORGANISATION LTD JAKARTA FAST DIRECT REGULAR SERVICES TO MDONESiAN PORTS JAKARTA/ SURABAYA/ CREBON/ SEMARANG/UTANDANG/ PALEMBANG/ PAOANG/ BALKPAPAN/ SAMARfOA/ POIfTIANAK VSI ETA ETD LOAON6 FOR f. JANA W/S6 4/12 5/12 lAKARTA P. KALIMANTAN Vl2/M 1/12 9/12 JAKARTA/SURABAYA t SUMATERA Vl6/K 15/12 16/12 IAX ART A/SURABAYA f JANA VlO/86
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      595 30 C.Y. LINE (A Member Of The ACE Consortium) CHO YANG SHIPPING CO. LTD FULLY CONTAINERISED SERVICE TO EUROPE (VIA SUEZ) »KN has area nn matrix mm at TORTO *7N TIANSWOMD BMDCf V»N Sp»» In Ft 10/1? 17/12 24/12 LtMjrtt (dun fstowf Mburj Brem Antwerp 22/12 23/12 27/12 24/12 25/12 29/12
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      705 30 COMPANIA PERUANA DE VAPOREES (C.P.V.) PERUVIAN STATE LINE" 1 njdiflg to< CatUo Malum. »o and an other Peru wan ports trrth transltpneM ji koto (> CPV Through B<Ks ot lading to tm» destination Penan** t Kctanf Sinf apart MANOLOEVERETT fi6U(27/S DK KMf VEKCTT 17/19 DK MURRATEVERETT J/6 1* JAPAN/BAY OF
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      277 30 ZIM FULL CONTAMER SERVICE »cc«pt»n FCI/LCI cjrfMt I* CvriUwMiMt Canada HAITI Port Am Spain, Barfcadas N ST LUCIA. zm eilat container line SI !IH HI If KE its RPR rmt MM NO 2 M/U 30/12 m smtmm u/12 3a/i2 4/1 c/i 9/1 11/1 12/1 fcoHN Fa T. En*M mt Mww
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