The Business Times, 10 June 1987

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    12 1 BUSINESS TIMES M.C. (P) No. 112/12/86 WEDNESDAY, JUNE 10, 1987 75 CENTS
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    FINANCIAL NEWS SUMMARY
    193 1 Exchange rates THE Singapore dollar yesterday finished firmer against the US$ at $2.1075/86 ($2.1135/45). The local unit also closed stronger against the HK$, yen, Swiss franc, DM and but ended weaker against the M$. US* 142.85/95 yen, 1.7980/90 DM# £i US$1.6435/45 MS, SS0.8472/79 Oww—8 marketi Tuesday HK
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    MUI discussing sale of controlling stake in Ming Court
    458 1  -  By NAJEEB JARHOM ANOTHER major Singapore hotel looks destined to change hands. Ming Court Hotel Ltd requested yesterday that trading in its shares be temporarily suspended on the Singapore stock exchange as an offer has been made and talks are underway
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    Wepco to offer 5 million new shares on Sesdaq
    429 1  -  Price/earnings ratio comparable to Avimo's By HOMER CHEN WAH-CHANG Electro-plating Ltd (Wepco) yesterday issued its prospectus inviting the public to subscribe to five million new shares st $1.35 each. The shares will be listed on the second securities market, Sesdaq, which
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    State-of-the-art campaigning
    135 1 THERE ARE two men who represent different aspects of state-of-the-art political campaigning in Britain today, both are communications specialists, one in staging huge campaign rallies, the other, a film maker best known for Chariots of Fin. On Monday night the British Labour Party produced a new TV commercial
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    Market index down 17 points
    242 1 WIDESPREAD profit-taking in the Singapore stockmarket took some steam from an overheated market that had staged a near unchecked upward climb over the laat two months. Dealers said the correction was healthy. Another upward rally ia expected in what market analysts still consider a strong
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    Fear and loathing in the air
    84 1 A PALPABLE atmosphere of hatred that's how Cathay Pacific'» reaction to Hongkong's fledgling airline Dragonair has been described. Dragonair, brainchild of Hongkong shipping magnate Sir YK Pao, is fighting with Cathay, the established son of one of Hongkong's oldest British hongs, for routes and
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    Lock icon Venice summit takes stand on Gulf, arms control and terrorism
    479 1 Reuter THE WORLD'S leading industrial democracies yesterday called for urgent efforts to end the IranIraq war and pledged to work together to keep Gulf sea-lanes open. The leaders of the seven nations also expressed their support for a superpower deal
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    Chase wants more freedom to compete for business
    606 1  -  By ALVIN TAY Banking Corrcipondcnt CHASE MANHATTAN Bank (Singapore branch), which expects to buck the industry's trend by returning another healthy profit for 1906, wants to be given greater freedom to compete for individuals' business. In an interview with BT yesterday, the
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      175 1 &)"<:%==|!:[.^`_*?=:@:+*@_;$_^] A HELPING HAND FOR HOME BUYERS «Once you've found your dream home, the next thing you have to look for is a good housing loan. Look to International Bank of Singapore. At IBS, our housing loan scheme is designed to make it easier to own a home. For first
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      259 1 VINCENT CHENG CONFESSION: Reports on Back Page Summit litdtrf wldf-finQlng Ist mm rrtt INDIA'S DECISION LAST WEEK to send relief planes Into Sri Lanka in defiance of Colombo's wishes smacks of Big Brother politics. Even if, as India says, civilian Tamils in Jaffna were beleaguered and desperately in need of
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      217 1 The 3rd Asian International Forestry, Woodworking Furniture Supplies Show Conference 30 September-3 October 1987 World Trade Centre Singapore Organised tiy Singapore Exhibition Services Pte Ltd Tel: *****47 Exclusive bungalows in Tanglin/fen/ois Road area for rent m L L wm u f a Situated in one of Singapore's most elite Tanglin
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  • HOME NEWS
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      BICC Group expands electronics business
      515 2  -  By GOH YEE LING TO MAKE UP for the slack in its construction line, the British Insulated Callander's Cables Group is expanding the electronics business of its Far East office in Singapore. BICC (Far East) director, Mr Philip Stevenson, told BT yesterday that the fastest
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      An all-British effort at turning the turf
      230 2 AN ENGLISHMAN does not cut up his lawn willingly, according to Mr Terence D Curran, someone who should know. But Mr Curran, the Acting British High Commissioner, made an exception yesterday. Said he while happily turning the turf on the High Commission's front
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      Quality improvement before all else, says consultant
      332 2  -  By ANNA TEO TACKLE THE PROBLEM of quality first before going for cost and scheduling, a Japanese consultant advised yesterday. Quality, cost and scheduling or QCS may stand together as a management catch-phrase, but it is important that managers pay heed to improving
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      Ex-chairman adds sense of history to ground-breaking ceremony
      519 2  -  By MARTIN SOONG AN AMERICAN HEIR yesterday came to survey the latest outpost of the empire his late father founded nearly a century ago. Mr Henry P Beet on, former chairman of American medical product maker Becton Dickinson, was on hand at
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      More flights to Thailand, Australia
      135 2 CHARTER FLIGHTS to Thai and Australian holiday resort towns have been started by Singapore Airlines to meet the increased passenger traffic over the June school holidays. SIA is deploying Airbus A3lO aircraft on five flights to Darwin, beginning today. The other four flights depart June
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      SIA sells plane
      65 2 SINGAPORE AIRLINES (SIA) recently sold one Boeing aircraft to Air India, according to the lafcfet SIA News Service. The newa bulletin aald tbe aircraft, which had been wfth SIA for about aeven years, was delivered to Air India on May 22. Since 1979, SIA has sold 50
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      OCBC plans to trim staff of ITF
      319 3  -  By ALVIN TAY Banking Correspondent JHE OVERSEA-CHINESE Bankstg Corporation plana to axe eome of the 46 employees of its newly-acquired finance compa3, International Trust Finance > (ITF). But OCBC, which bought 9.66 million or 53.6 per cent ITF shsrss in February this year,
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      PEOPLE IN BUSINESS
      265 3 AMQ (MM CHOON, deputy general manager of the Royal Bank of Canada, Singapore branch, has been appointed a director of the Royal Bank of Canada (Aaia) Ltd. IWCIIAEL KMLES, general manager of Commercial Union Assurance, Far East, has been named a director of Singapore Reinsurance Corporation Ltd.
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      PCI head pledges more investment
      326 3 MORE MONEY will be poured into Printed Circuits International Pte Ltd. the Singapore subeidiary and sole manufacturing centre of the American electronic component group, says PCI president Robert E Zinn. The figures had yet to be worked out but "we'll definitely increase our investments in
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      Full steam ahead for Japanese company
      481 3  -  Yoshikawa proceeding with second phase of local factory By CHARLES SAVAGE WITH ONLY the piling completed and not a brick laid, leading world lanolin producer Yoshikawa Oil and Fat Company of Osaka has already decided to go ahead with the second phase of its
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      Corrections end clarifications
      120 3 IN YESTERDAY'S report headlined "Brighter outlook for Hong Leong Finance and its subsidiary", we stated that Hong Leong Finance's total assets at the end o( 1966 stood at $676 million. The figure actually refers to Singapore Finance Ltd's total assets, and not Hong Leong Finance's. Likewise, Singapore
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      145 3 Prompt pick-up and delivery 24 hours a day x<v The 1987 Maserati Spyder. Twin-turbo 2,500 c.c. V-6 engine producing 192 horsepower at 5500 r.p.m. 5-speed or automatic. Maximum speed in excess of 210 kph. 0-100 kph in 6.6 sees. Available in three fast colours: red, black or blue/silver. Qjp The
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  • ASIA – PACIFIC
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      DAILY AIRCRAFT MOVEMENTS
      844 5 ARRIVALS Operator i? Local Km* From SU UA SU SU MAS KAL MAS MAS SU CPA MAS Al MA GU SU SAS UB SU SU SU THAI MAS GU SU SQ11 UA805 SQ41 SQ47 MH681 KE624 MH611 MH671 SQ103 CX710 MH603 A1416 •4421 GA960 SQ105 SK971 U8231
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      Lock icon Tokyo not happy with US concession
      528 5 Disappointment over partial lifting of sanctions on electronic goods AP JAPANESE OFFICIALS yesterday voiced disappointment at the US decision to lift 17 per cent of trade sanctions imposed on electronic goods, while business leaders called on US President Ronald Reagan to lift those that
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      Lock icon US semiconductor shipments reach three-year high
      157 5 UPI NEW ORDERS and shipments of American semiconductors in May rsached near three-year highs, prompting an industry official to call 1987 a "recovery year." President of the US Semiconductor Industry Association Andrew Procassini said on Monday: "With May's strong US market performance, I am
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      Lock icon Where airmail is cheaper than the domestic post
      111 5 Reuter JAPANESE companies have started sending mail to their home customers by airmail from other Asian countries because it costs less than sending it through the domestic postal service. Poet office officials said yeeterday that the yen was now so strong that
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      Lock icon Fiji faces economic decline unless crisis is defused soon, says bank governor
      304 5 Reuter FIJI faces economic decline unlees it quickly reeolves the political crisis triggered by last month's military coup, Reserve Bank governor Savenaca Siwatibau said today. Mr Siwati bau told a tourism conference in Suva that Fiji's economic climate
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      Lock icon Taiwan approves more foreign Investment
      153 5 AFP THE VALUE of foreign investment project* approved by the Taiwanese authorities in the first five months of this year totalled U*****.2 million, a 196 per cent jump over the aame period of last year. A government official in Taipei yesterday said a stable economy
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      Lock icon Possibility of Red role in new Afghan government raised
      433 5 UPI THE OUTGOING US ambaaaador to Pakistan, Deane Hinton, has raised the possibility of communist participation in a Muslim government as a "reaaonable price for peace" in Soviet-occupied Afghaniatan. Mr Hinton also said he expected the Soviets to launch a "hot
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      Lock icon Hawke urges voters to reject tax cut promises
      359 5 Reuter PRIME MINISTER Bob Hawk* has called on Australians to accept continued economic restraint, reject the oppoeition's promises of tax cuts and give him a fresh mandate in the July 11 elections. Mr Hawke made the call in a radio interview yesterday
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      Lock icon Opec oil output exceeding quota, says publication
      146 5 Reuter OPEC STATES era producing wail above the oil output quotas set last December and complacency in the market could be "rudely shattered" by oversupply. the kllddlo Ems: Economic Survoy (Maes) has warned. The Cyprus-bassd newsletter sakJ current production was around 17.1 million
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  • REST OF THE WORLD
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      Lock icon California looking to Europe for trade
      557 6 UPI CALIFORNIA is looking westward for business opportunities in Europe, that is, instead of the Far East. The European Community, which already maintains a 70person consulate in Washington and a branch office in New York, is seeking to open a three-per-son consulate in San
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      Lock icon Soviets fighting for contracts to launch satellites
      427 6 Reuter THE SOVIET UNION, capitalising on setbacks in the US and European space programmes, has become a stiff competitor for contracts to launch western commercial satellites, an official of the European missile programme has said. The Soviet space programme launches an average of
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      Lock icon Summit leaders discuss wide-ranging issues over a long dinner
      509 6 AP DESPITE his nation's reverence for good food, French President Francois Mitterrand found Monday night's working dinner at the economic summit just a bit too long for him. He reportedly excused himself early and went for a walk to see the
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      Lock icon Income of top Wall St executives higher than ever before
      260 6 Reuter MULTI-MILLION-DOLLAR income boosts took the pay of Wall Street's top executives to new heights last year in spite of the insider trading scandal, a magazine reported on Monday. According to Financial World Magazine, the 10 highest paid Wall Street
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      Lock icon Radical proposal in US to detect heart disease
      340 6 UPI THE AMERICAN Heart Association (AHA) on Monday announced sweeping recommendations for checkups to detect early signs of heart disease, the No 1 killer in the US. The unprecedented proposal said examinations of "apparently healthy" adults should begin at age 20 and
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      Lock icon US bans Aids immigrants
      274 6 AP ATTORNEY General Edwin Meese has announced that all immigrants who test positively for Aids will be barred from entering the US. Mr Meese directed the US Immigration and Naturalisation Service to develop a testing programme that will deny entry to the US to "all immigrants,
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      124 6 How to automate your office with one hand, Introducing a dramatic new way to look at dictation: the Pearlcorder Microcassette System 2000. The ultra-compact hand-held recorder lets you compose documents anywhere. The dictation transcriber features a visual display that lets your secretary locate special instructions and set up typing format
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  • ADVERTISING & MARKETING
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      Lock icon The publicity experts behind the UK election campaign
      961 7  -  By HOWELL RAINES NYT THERE ARE two men who represent different aspects of state-of-the-art political campaigning in Britain today. For the past few weeks, Harvey Thomas has been rattling around Britain in a dusty sedan, making sure that the halls used for
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      Pearl & Dean sets the scene
      361 7 Pearl Dean sets the scene Boarded fences and plant boxes provide a backdrop for poster panels THIS BOARDED FENCING (right) with its colourful posters at a vacant land site in Robinson Road is the "latest" mass display advertising medium offered by Pearl Dean. The company, best known for outdoor displays
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      Lock icon Conservatives and Labour ad war hots up
      625 7 AP Campaign THE CONSERVATIVE Party is to play the defence card and Labour will feature a picture of Margaret Thatcher as the two big parties step up their advertising in the remaining week of the UK election campaign. Labour claimed last week that
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  • BANKING AND FINANCE
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      Lock icon BankAmerica dashes hopes of profit
      524 8 US$l.l b set aside to cover possible loan losses UPI BANKAMERICA Corp on Monday daehed hopes for a profit in 1967 by announcing it has set aside US$l.l billion to cover possible losses on loans to developing nations. Bank America, America's sec-ond-largest banking company, said
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      Lock icon International capital market borrowing fell in May
      466 8 Reuter BORROWING on international capital markets fell sharply in May under the impact of volatile interest and exchange rate conditions, the Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD) has said. The aggregate volume of medium- and long-term funds raised totalled US$l5.4 billion, US$lB
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      Lock icon New York Fed chief against further fall of dollar
      317 8 Reuter A FURTHER FALL in the dollar would not be in the best intereets of any nation or the world economy as a whole. Gerald Corrigan, president of the Federal Reserve Bank of New York, told the Boston Economic Club: "It
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      Lock icon Japanese public funds seek investment outlets
      756 8 Reuter JAPAN'S postal insurance system Kampo, postal savings bureau Yucho and Combined Welfare and National Annuities are looking for places to invest, after government moves to allow them greater freedom to manage their massive pools of funds, government officials said. Net assets of the
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      Lock icon Plan to boost African Development Bank
      248 8 AP THE US and eight other member countries of the African Development Bank have endorsed a plan to triple the bank's capital. The bank announced that the approvals were announced on Sunday night at a joint meeting of directors of the bank which is
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      Lock icon Canadian securities firms uneasy over competition from foreign rivals
      578 8 Reuter CANADA'S financial industry is welcoming Ontario's version of London's "Big Bang" financial deregulation as a means of boosting the country's stature as an international capital centre. But the industry was uneasy about inroads by foreign companies while some other nations
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      Lock icon A big Nicaraguan bill to match the inflation
      193 8 UPI WITH THE value of its national currency plummetting, the Nicaraguan government has started issuing 5,000-cordoba bills, the country's highest denomination ever. About a million of the bills, printed in red-and-black the colours of the ruling Sandinista party by the British firm
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      227 8 This announcement appears as a matter of record only GOODMAN FIELDER LIMITED Through its wholly owned guaranteed subsidiaries GOODMAN FIELDER INDUSTRIES LIMITED and GOODMAN FIELDER NEW ZEALAND LIMITED US$lOO,OOO,OOO Revolving Composite Note Issuance Facility with options to issue short term notes in A$ and NZ$ and floating rate US$ Medium
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      293 8 OLYMPICS COMFORT v z 9 m Va 'i A WISE CHOICE The fastest from Singapore to Athens, Olympic offers you extra-spacious 42-inch seats plus all the trimmings and privileges of first class travel on its Olympian Class. All for just the price of a full economy ticket. For enquiries and
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  • MONEY AND EXCHANGES
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      Asian dollar market
      298 9 ASIAN DOLLAR deposit rates closed steady at opening levels yesterday, after a day of quiet trading. Short dates were unchanged to slightly higher at the outset supported by a steady US Fed funds rate but remained unchanged subsequently. Overnight closed at 6-13/16 6-11/16 per cent and week-fixed
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      Forex markets
      960 9 SINGAPORE: The US dollar closed mostly easier against major currencies yesterday mainly on speculative selling, but remained above the day's lows. The dollar recovered on late interbank short covering, after weakening initially on US Treasury Secretary James Baker's warning that no new dollar incentives would be forthcoming from
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      Govt securities market
      56 9 Treasury bills (mo* fwm laau* cod* Maturity Y*st*rday's yi*ld mo orat 8Q ***** A 10.9.87 2-47 2.37 8S ***** E 10.12.87 2.65 2-55 Singapore government bonds Issu* Coupon Maturity tr tdkatlve YtokJ cod* rat* dosing (offorod pric* rat*) N*****0Z 3.500 1.6.1989 100.00- 3.45 100.10 N*****0H 5.375 15.5.1992
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      World interest rates
      169 9 Indicates the avtragi a 4 the prim# landing rates of 12 major banks in ninoapora Interbank marfcat r atea (offar/bld) on Juna 9 us$ DM SWFC Y«n 7 dor» *7ft 3/4 5/» SJ/I-I/J 1-17/1 3 S/l 1/3 t M* 7 3/1* 1/1* 9-17/1 3 3/4 if* 4
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      Money markets
      57 9 THE OVERNIGHT rate on the Singapore interbank market closed unchanged at Vt per cent yesterday. One and two months shed and 1/16 point respectively. Three months lost point. S$ Interbank rates at 7pm yesterday: one* mo OwnigM 0 1 mom*> 4« 4 2-ownMi 4 7/1« 4 3/1* J-morth
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      Lock icon Simex/IMM
      533 9 BA Futures SEPTEMBER Eurodollar opened unchanged from its previous close at 92.17 in Singapore yesterday Price# slipped in early session on dollar weakness in the forex market but recovered on short covering by midday. The September contract dipped to an intraday low of 92.12 before recovering to cloee at
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      Lock icon British credit business declined in April
      282 9 Reuter NEW CREDIT advanced by UK finance houses, retailers, bank credit cards and other specialist providers of credit slipped to £3.09 billion in April from £3.24 billion in March, the Department of Trade and Industry (DTI) has said. But it noted that there were
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      Lock icon Omani central bank approves treasury bill offering
      207 9 Reuter OMAN'S central bank has approved a plan to launch an offering of 91-day treasury bills to the sultanate's banks and companies later this month. A central bank official said on Monday that the bank's board had given the go-ahead to the scheme
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      Lock icon New US$ notes delayed
      130 9 AP THE US Treasury Department said on Monday that technical problems will cause a two-year delay in issuing the first redesigned US currency in a half-cen-tury. The government had planned to start issuing the newly designed bills in autumn. The changes being made include adding a
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      Lock icon Tokyo studying new bond futures
      197 9 Reuter THE JAPANESE Pfhanoe Ministry is considering allowing the Tokyo Stock Exchange to list a »-y*«r bond futures contract in addition to the current 10-year bond contract to hetp expand the market for the 20year paper and allow holders to hedge their risk. A ministry
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      132 9 And when it's French home-style cooking, La Cuisine Menagere, at Brasserie La Rotonde from June 8 to July 5, it's irresistible. The finest ingredients are cooked according to traditional recipes from some of the best kitchens in France. Tender loving care go into each preparation and serving to make every
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  • FEATURES
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      When relief can hurt
      596 10 SOMEWHERE in South Asia, there was a little family quarrel last week. That would have been a strangely benign way of describing bilateral relations had it not been for the fact that, in the quarrel, one of the partners looked like a big brother ready to
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      Dragonair says its wings are clipped
      1987 10  -  Dragonair, a fledgling airline primarily owned by local Hongkong businessmen, is finding it tough going in its battle for new routes and markets, particularly when it is up against Cathay Pacific, a much more powerful competitor owned by one of Hongkong's oldest trading houses.
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      326 10 iill* i-r i,; l (Incorporated in Malaysia) Notice of Annual General Meeting NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Twenty-fourth Annual General Meeting of SOUTH EAST ASIA DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION BERHAD will be held at the Registered Office of the Company, 9th Floor, Bangunan Hong Leong, 117 Jalan Bandar, ***** Kuala Lumpur
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  • Page 10 Miscellaneous
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      667 10 CRYPTIC PUZZLE ACROSS 1 So Sue makes pickle (5) 6 Consent to some meagre expenses (5) 9 One filmed at the old war front? (7) 10 I get timber that's just right (5) 11 A gem of a little role? (5) 12 It's really good to be important (5) 13
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  • SPORTS
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      Lock icon Women's tennis is junk, says Cash
      205 11 AFP MACHO AUSTRALIAN tennis star Pst Cash launched s scathing attack on the women's game in a British magazine yesterday. In an interview with Woman's Own. the 22-year-old firebrand from Melbourne described women's tennis as "junk". "They're robbing men's tennis," he said. "When they
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      Lock icon Cash a chauvinistic Aussie, says Shriver
      378 11 AP PAM SHRIVER, fresh from winning two Grand Slam doubles titles for the first time in her career, arrived in Birmingham, England, on Monday in the middle of an outspoken row over women's tennis. As she waited in vain for the rain to stop
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      Lock icon Olympics: Lendl may have chance to represent US
      267 11 AFP IVAN LENDL, who on Sunday won his third French Open title in four years, could compete in the 1988 Olympic Games tennis tournament in Seoul as a pnember of the United States team, International Tennis Federation president Philippe Chatrier said in
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      Lock icon Steffi makes jubilant return home
      139 11 Reuter STEFFI GRAF received a jubilant welcome in Bruehl, West Germany, on Monday from thousands of people who lined the streets of her home town to cheer the new French Open women's tennis champion. The 17-year-old, who toppled world number one Martina Navratilova in an
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      Tenacity pulls Tarik through
      449 11  -  Indonesian veteran comes from behind to win By WALTON MORAIS IN THE SCORCHING mid-day heat, Japan's Ukon Kenzo learned that it is unwise ever to write off Justed jo Tarik. As both players wilted under the energy-sapping conditions, the 33-year-old veteran of Indonesian tennis staged a
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      477 11 AP LOOK OUT Byron Nelson: Chi Chi Rodriguez is hot. "How many did Nelson win in a row?" Rodriguez asked in Dallaa on Sunday after winning hia fourth conaecutive senior golf tournament. "I've been thinking about calling him." Nelson, who lives at Roanoke,
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      132 11 Reuter IRELAND'S Stephen Roche, whose success has upset the passionate Italian cycling fans, hung on to the overall leader's pink jersey for the third consecutive day in the Qiro D'ltalia cycle race on Monday. After a gruelling 210-km 17th stage mountain climb through mist and
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      773 11 THE GULF BANK* Balance Sheet At 31 December 1986 Assets Profit and Loss Account Year Ended 31 December 1986 Cash and balances with banks Money at call and short notice with banks Central Bank of Kuwait bills at cost Guarantee fund bonds Negotiable certificates of deposit Trading securities Deposits with
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      1165 11 TO 000 oasoa SPEARFIELD'S DAUGHTER 9.30pm, Channel 5 Romance is in the air this week with Cleo Spearfield (Kim Braden) being pursued by the rich and powerful tycoon, Lord Jack Cruze (Christopher Plummer, right). But their romantic interlude is interrupted when she is assigned to Belfast to report on the
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  • INTERNATIONAL STOCKS
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      Lock icon Brokers see gains from US Supreme Court ruling
      480 12 NYT THE US Supreme Court decision upholding arbitration in brokerage disputes will save the securities industry time and money while providing investors with a fair way to resolve disputes, executive of securities firms said on Monday. But lawyers for stockholders warned that
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      405 12 Reuter PRICES ON the New York Stock Exchange closed higher in light trading on Monday. The Dow Jones Industrial Average rose 25.49 to 2351.64. The NYSE Composite Index rose 1.64 to 167.13. The Transport Index rose to a record 1001.42, up 14.76. It was the
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      Lock icon Barclays unit to join US securities market
      167 12 FT BARCLAYS de Zoete Wedd, the investment banking arm of Barclays Bank, is preparing to join the US government securities market. BZW announced on Sunday that it has formed a new USbased company, Barclays de Zoete Wedd Government Securities Inc, to be a
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      Lock icon More airlines in America are expected to raise fares
      591 12 Reuter FARE INCREASES recently announced by three large US airlines almost certainly would be followed by other major carriers, underscoring the fare-setting power of low-cost carrier Continental Airlines, analysts said. A modest rise in fares based on distance travelled was first
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      Lock icon Tyre maker plans bid
      94 12 Reuter CONTINENTAL Gummi Werke AG. West Germany's largest tyre maker, plans to bid for General Tire, the tyre-making subsidiary of US company Gencorp. Last month, Conti Gummi managing board chairman Helmut Werner announced plans to increase capital and issue bonds to raise one billion marks for
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      New York
      618 12 Alcan Alumin 30* Alcoa 51 Allag InU 10* Alliad Stg 41* Allis-Chalmar* ...3* Am Brand* Inc 45* Am Can Co Am Cyanamid 92* +66* Am Elac Pwr 27* -a* Am Expraa* 33* -47* Am Homa Prod 83* +61* Am Motor* Cp 4* -37 Ama* Inc 21* +17* Amarada
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      156 12 JUNE CI Inco Int Pro* Pipa hi tnd 23% in a% AMMbi 38% Alcan Alum 40H Algoma St! 1« Bank Nova Scott* KM Karr Addiaon jikd Lobtaw Co J* McMH BML u MotaonA 22 unci) 14% 24% 23% untfi Ml Canada 43 v Moora Corp Bp naaourcaa 22 hi
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  • ASIAN STOCKS
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      Hongkong
      383 13 HONGKONG: Persistent buying by institutions pushed share prices sharply higher yesterday, with the Hang Seng Index closing at its sixth consecutive record level. The Hang Seng Index rose 40.51 points to 3,108.57 and the broadlybased Hongkong Index rose 27.64 to 2,008.95. Despite early expectations of .a correction, light profittaking
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      Taipei
      195 13 JUNE M NT t 3 96 0.18 KoWn Kuochan Dav Laa Chang Yuan 30.50 .33.40 36.50 0.3 0.8 1 48.30 0.3 23.90 0.3 68.50 1.5 83 00 1 36 80 0.6 Chang Looog Chia Hain Cement. 38.70 44.01 14.66 -0.1 0.7 0.15 Pacific El#ct Wirt 24.20 19.80 0.7 0.7
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      Tokyo
      407 13 TOKYO: Share prices fell yesterday in light profit-taking on senti- ment that the market might have risen too high, brokers said. Brokers' attention was focused on the launch of stock futures trading on the Osaka Stock Exchange yesterday, accounting for the market's listless tone. The market index fell 144.01
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      Manila
      82 13 I peso* b Mirttttl Oriental B 0 040 0 004 Phil Oversea* ooe 0 005 Angio Phil Phi lex B 0.53 unch Apex Mining B 0.0650 urtch Ptcoo B Atlas Coo. B 2S 1 Bagulo Gold 0.006 unch San Miguel B 153 2 Basic Petroleum 0.015 0 001 Seafront
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      Sydney
      412 13 SYDNEY: Australian share prices recovered earlier losses and closed firm yesterday as demand for selected industrials offset selling in the gold sector, brokers said. Trading was very thin as local and overseas players stayed on the sidelines after the long weekend here and in the run-up to the Federal
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      Seoul
      112 13 unch -*-100 Kal 1460 36 JUNE M 1 Chail Sugar ***** ***** Kangwon Ind Kia Motor ***** ***** ***** 600 290 -190 D—woo Corp 1136 ***** 25 150 Koraa Long Tarm Lucky 1 M 2366 1466 27 90 Daiahin Sacuritiat 3700 ***** unch -160 Ortantai Brawary.... ***** ***** 300
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      168 13 Reuter BANGKOK: The Stock Exchange of Thailand Index gained 1.22 points to 275.79. Turnover totalled 2,052,467 units worth 535.4 million baht. The Book Club Index was up 1.09 at 248.01. Reuter JUNE M BAHT Poat Pubitahtr 261 10 Sana Union .324 -6 Ao Kham Thai Stam Camant 1006 12
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      Lock icon IEP buys into US companies
      68 13 Reuter BRIERLEY Investments Ltd's Hongkong-based unit. Industrial Equity (Pacific) Ltd (lEP), has bought stakes in two Delaware companies. lEP said in a statement it recently bought 596,000 shares, 12.26 per cent, of Ameron Inc. a Delaware company listed on the New York Stock Exchange. It
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      Lock icon Osaka starts stock futures trading
      344 13 AP THE OSAKA Stock Exchange yesterday inaugurated Japan's first stock futures trading in a move officials hoped would internationalise the country's No 2 securities exchange. Trading began in the afternoon on "Stock Futures 50," a group of SO representative stocks, according to an OSE official
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      Wilson's bid to change articles approved
      139 13 THE NEW ZEALAND Stock Exchange has agreed to newspaper group Wilson and Horton Lid's two resolutions to change the company's articles. The company proposed the resolutions after Robert Holmes a Court's Bell Group Ltd purchased 10.3 per cent of its shares last month, but
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      Lock icon Sony and Prudential plan to break up partnership
      215 13 FT SONY and Prudential Insurance are negotiating to separate their joint venture in Japan. The two groups have an equal-ly-owned joint venture, Sony Prudential Life Insurance, capitalised at 4.5 billion yen (U*****.3 million), which was set up in April 1981 and now
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      Lock icon Sharp to produce copiers in Wales
      99 13 Reuter SHARP CORP's 100 per cent subsidiary, Sharp Electronics (UK) Ltd, will start to produce plain paper copiers in north Wales in January 1988 to avoid dumping duties imposed on Japanese copiers by the EC Commission in February 1987, a company spokesman said. Sharp
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  • COMMODITIES
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      Lock icon Cocoa meeting expected to open amid falling prices
      420 14 Reuter COCOA PRICES look set to keep falling, in spite of the International Cocoa Organisation's (ICCO) recent purchases and when its 35 member states gather in London this week, they will probably want to know why. As cocoa prices last week slumped
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      Lock icon Institute studying epoxidised natural rubber production
      212 14 Bernama ES THE RUBBER Research Institute of Malaysia (RRIM) is still continuing feasibility studies on the commer-cial-scale production of epoxidised natural rubber (ENR), according to its director. Dr Abdul Aziz bin Sheikh Abdul Kadir said in the institute's latest annual report that significant progress
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      Lock icon Malaysian minister to lobby for primary industries
      482 14 Bernama ES MALAYSIAN Primary Industries Minister Datuk Dr Lim Keng Yaik will begin a 26-day tour of five countries from Saturday on four different missions which could be crucial to the development of Malaysia'a primary industries. The four would take him to Rome,
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      Lock icon Tea revenue
      43 14 Reuter SRI LANKA's tea tax revenue is expected to tall to 500 million rupees this year from 900 million rupees in 1986 because of lower prices at auctions and a severe drought Finance and Planning Minister Ronnis de Mel said. Reuter
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      Oil and Products
      74 14 PRODUCTS continued to talk stable in thin markets. Naphtha and fuel oil were at a virtual atand-off in pre-Opec uncertainty. Gasoil levels were sustained by new tenders. Kerosene end LSWR were dead. Crude (FOB origin) USS/Wrel Omm» DM (Mr) 17.23 +0-03 Wwt T«w WTI (My) 19.93 +&10
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      Palm Oil
      454 14 Cruds palm oM futures finished unchanged to easier in moderately active trading on the Kuala Lumpur Commodity Exchange yesterday. The market fluctuated within a wide range aince opening lower in the morning on lack of fresh leada and in line with the 20-point drop on the Chicago Board
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      KL Tin
      68 14 THE PRICE OF TM on the Kuala Luaiper tin market eaeed a cent to Msl«.sC per kilo from Monday's deee In Mef and NgM trodwaa A further aJlsgSdj^^afciScJl Total turnover M to $1 toaaoe from Mendey*a Iss djmpßaJhe prseenoe of torminers srere unwilling to eel at yeeterday's prtoee.
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      RAS and MRELB
      260 14 RAS prices mtc MMI«FQ *lnM« B NOON Int 1 RSS Prompt 210.00 211.00N PV/VI B 2094)0 210.00N IM 1 RSS Juty 87 20®-50 209.00 207JO 208.00 IM 1 RSS Aug 208J5 208^5 207.25 207.75 tat 2 RSS Of 199.00 201.00N 1984)0 200.00N tat 3 RSS Of *****
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      SSR and SMR
      82 14 1 potafe) JULY 87 AUGUST 87 (currant month) (forwoc d month) RAS NOON NOON Bvyan Satan 8vyan TaHan S» 20 181.00 183.00N 181.00 183.00N SSI 90 180.00 181.00N 100.00 181.00N r :Hl:fl Satan ■nan Satan SMt CV 296.00 298.00N 297.00 299.00N SMM I 2994)0 297.00N 296.00 258.00N
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      Rubber
      243 14 BMQAPORE The market cloeed lower yesterday with July 1 RSS buyers quoted at 207.50 cents/kilo, down 2.75 cents from Monday. The morning aeeeion loot 2.75 centa on long liquidation and trade soiling in thin trading after lower Tokyo sdvicee. Prices were little changed in light afternoon trading. On the
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      Soybean
      106 14 SOYBEAN FUTURES on the Chicago Board of Trade sold off sharply late to cloee on or near the lows on Monday, down 8-1/4 to 11-1/2 US cents per buehel in improved trade. July settled at U555.57-1/4 after posting a 17-cent range on the day. A local profeeslonal house waa
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      Precious Metals
      236 14 HONGKONG: QoM ctOMd slightly higher but with pored gains in fairly active trading yesterday. Gold closed at U*****.60/U*****.00 an ounce compared with New York's U*****.30/80 and the U*****.40/90 finish here on Monday. On the local market, gold lost HKS3I to end at HK54.196 a taei. The Krugerrand fell
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      Wheat
      216 14 WHEAT FUTURES on Km Chicago Board of Trade sold off from eerty highs to doee on or near the tows on Monday, down $-1/4 to aix US cenls per buahel in light trade. July settled at U*****-3/4 after posting a six-cent range on the day. The sell-off was attributed
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      London Markets
      329 14 London Commodity Exchange Ivyor/SoAor do^ng priCM ON Juno 0 li/tOfM unit m tpodftod) Prtvtom prtcot In CoIVm loili ln-flloro London OF London I tolort option Mr 1292/1295 (1303/1305) Ugh/low 1295/1280 S*P 1315/131* (1325/1326) High/Low 1315/1300 SotM (2308) Cocoi JUy 1245/1250 (1230/1233) Ugh/Low 1253/1234 S*P 1235/1234 (1226/1227) Mgh/low 1241/1228
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      Produce Prices
      264 14 ChliMM Produce Exchange Silin* noon (Miq p t tea* on JWW 9 (SI/100 kg) Coconut oil m rot mo OW drum KM 1024)0 New drum POI 98.00 Copra MIM4 (IOOM) 50 Poppor MuMak wMM rot NLW *****)0 rot faq NLW *****)0 Mac* rot NLW 912-50 Sarowok Alio btadi
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      271 14 TRADER VK'S sMI It.nui^o fin h f J-T v„(lv't: MALAYAN UNITED MANUFACTURING BERHAD (Incorporated in Malaysia) Notice of Meeting NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Annual General Meeting of the Company will be held at the MUI Plaza Conference Centre, Ist Floor, MUI Plaza, Jalan P Ramlee, ***** Kuala Lumpur
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      230 14 WINCHESTER CAPITAL INVESTMENTS PTE LTD (In Voluntary Liquidation) NOTICE OF FINAL MEETING NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pursuant to Saction 306 (I) of tha Com pan tat Act. Cap. 50 that a Final Maating of tha mambars of tha abovanamad company will ba hald at tha offica of M/t. C H
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      306 14 pTiT^ IN THX MATTES OF THE COMPANIES ACT, CAP. 50 IN THE MATTES OP TKT INVESTMENTS PIE LTD (In Voluntary Liquidation) At an Extraordinary General Meeting of the Company held at 7600 A, Beach Soad, #11-330/322, The Plant, Singapore 0719 on Taeeday. 9th Jane 1907 at 9.30 a.m. the following
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  • SHARE INFORMATION
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      Market's slide attributed to technical correction
      4295 15 SHARE PRICES fell acroes the board on active trading yesterday ss profit-taking caused the main market indicators to dip. While some investors became nervous with the fall and liquidated their assets later in the day. dealers were relieved at the long-awaited and muchpredicted correction
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      Chief price changes
      231 15 SINGAPORE Rises liwip JO* NO M—700 WMMI 545 1 iw| 560 b Yon Sana 30* Nh WhM 230 Mafro HUgt MO JCta 127 AJeon. M f M HWft 326 O U linrtlw 200 Falls M kanUng 750 Or Dw 50* 4(2 U1C 490 S 1 A 1350
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      Business done on the SES
      4386 15 SECTION ONE MDurmuL COMMERCIAL Aano (2 23 B 224 St 1191 2.40 (31 242 119 23» 0 2.41 1171 236 (12 2.37 Mi 2.36 BO 2J3 OS 2.34 (411 211 1541 232 (141 2.33 00 2JO IS 232 «61 231 (13 225 (141 226 09
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      Business done on the KLSE
      3553 16 INDUSTRIALS Kama Ajnomolo HMg I I (106$) 149 110 (29 HI (2 112 00 112 (7) 113 (2 114 a 109 (16) 108 (7) 107 00 106 (2 104 (9 106 AISI 0398 140$) 16) 146 (34) 147 00 145 an 144 (7) 142 M
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      Business dona on the SES
      346 16 From Pag* 18 iMpo sot cm I ass oa om mb an us aw* oh an* a an* a an mi an on o»i a an* a an a an* a om on an AM** Ami lIJOB r—«n 50» (7JB s OMmiH)* Q. 40 B
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      1325 16 EMPLOYMENT OF CAPITAL FIXED ASSETS CURRENT ASSETS Amounts due under hire purchase. lease agreements, factoring of trade debts, accounts receivable financing and loans and advances Assets on lease Trode debtors Other debtors Statutory deposit with the Monetary Authority of Singapore Bills purchased Deposits and bank balances with holding corporation Deposits
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  • COMPANY NEWS
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      Chemical Industries planning to raise output to meet demand
      293 17  -  By NAJEEB JARHOM CHEMICAL Industries (Fsr Esst) ■•ltd (CIFEL) is preparing to increase its production of chemicals as the expected increase in -world demand for these products a ready market. Overall: the company's chair*hnan Dr Phay Seng Whatt sounded bullish in
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      Lock icon Public Bank's proposals to rescue KSM under consideration
      285 17 NST PUBLIC BANK announced on Monday that it had submitted to Bank Negara several proposals involving cash payments and share swaps to rescue the troubled Koperatif Serbaguna Malaysia (KSM). The proposals, no matter which one is accepted, will give the fourth largest
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      Bank may make rights and bonus issues
      243 17 PUBLIC Bank may make a rights and bonus issue soon. President and chief executive Tan Sri Teh Hong Piow said a recommendation will be made to the board of directors. Speaking to newsmen after the bank's 21st pftnual general meeting on Monday, he
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      Johan plans new international vehicle
      176 17 JOHAN HOLDINGS Bhd has announced a proposed restructuring of its overseas assets into a new company to handle its international operations. The new company, Abacus Pacific NV and its intended subsidiary Abacus Australia Ltd will apply for listing on the Australian Stock Exchange. To be
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      Acma's prospects expected to improve
      457 17  -  Strong yen and economic recovery likely to boost demand By ELAINE KOH THE STRONG YEN and a brighter economic climate should boost demand for Acma Electrical Industries Ltd's refrigerators and air-conditioners, aiding a significant improvement in the company's performance thia year. Acma Electrical, whoee major
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      Lock icon Innovest expects higher profits
      322 17 Bernama ES WELL-DIVERSIFIED Innovest Bhd has projected a group pre-tax profit of M 59.02 million for this year compared with 13.85 million last year. The forecast was made in a circular outlining details of its proposed acquisition of Wembley Activated Clay Sdn Bhd and a rights
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      MTP to repay $10.5 m to direct lenders under accord
      220 17 MALAYA TIN PRINTING'S restructuring sgreement with its bankers will see the group repaying more than $10.5 million to its direct lenders over a period ending Feb 28, 1080. MTP is said to owe the amount to six banks Bank of
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      Selected Indices
      109 17 HONGKONG Hongkong Indox Timdoy *****5 Mondoy 1961 31 AN Industrials TuMday ***** Mondoy Cto»d WMk ago 2573J W —k ago 1892.86 Hang Song Indox TuMday 3108-57* Monday 3068 06 WMk age *****9 NEW YORK Dow Jonos Monday *****4 Friday 2326.15 WMk ogo *****3 TOKYO Nfckoi Avorogo TuMday *****88
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      COMPANY BRIEFS
      138 17 BATH KAWAN Bhd has ceased to be a substantial shareholder of DuR Bhd following the sale of 2.75 million shareq on the open market INDUSTRIAL OXYGEN Inc Bhd has declared an Interim dividend of 2 per cent tax-exempt payable on Aug 18 to shareholders registered on July 2.
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      Unit trusts
      229 17 Manager*' price» MARA-Bumlputra for iMW 10 Rf* Bpu.ro 475 6lC Singapore Unit Trust wo«d rpmra *.10 6 if, Tin T* i hi i ri i r i 1.10 117* 12 Tk* iiiM Fund 095 I X>1 SoonTlVoo Fund 0.4* 0J0 B,lh J** j4j Spor* frog Fwd n* QM
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      The challenge facing Shell Refining
      509 17 THE CHAIRMAN of Shell Refining Company (Federation of Malaya) says the company's greatest challenge now is to find a mechanism to hedge its exposures to the volatility in petroleum product prices in efforts to defend its refining margine. This is because the com pa ny,
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      LONDON STOCKS
      727 17 A GUARDIAN newspaper poll which showed that the Conservative Party was increasing its lead over the opposition Labour Party prompted an early markup on the London Stock Exchange, with the FTSE 100 Index again heading for record ground. However, trading ahead of tomorrow's general election was light and
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    Vincent Cheng — Marxism is not for Singapore
    628 18  - Vincent Cheng Marxism is not for Singapore Interview with the Press Reports by LUCY NG and LOH HUI YIN VINCENT CHENG, one of the 16 people arrested last month under the Internal Security Act, has during his detention come to realise that Marxism is not suitable for Singapore. In an
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    No thought for the consequences
    423 18 VINCENT CHENG laid the groundwork for political turmoil, but did not think of the outcome if it turned violent. "I would be creating the conditions towards violence, but not knowing of the consequences that could take place. And being unable to handle it when it
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    Lock icon President Jayewardene: Sri Lanka will never fight its giant neighbour
    474 18 Reuter SRI LANKAN President Junius Jayewardene yesterday urged India to give up "violence and bullying" and said Sri Lanka would never fight its giant neighbour. He called India's violation of his country's airspace last week the 17th "invasion" of Sri
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    Links with WP, drama group said to be peripheral
    301 18 WHILE VINCENT CHENG'S control over Cord was central, he maintained that his links with the Workers' Party and drama group Third Stage were peripheral. "My relationship over all these (eight religious) groups comes in our regular meetings thst we have in
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    Lock icon Hanoi makes accusation against Dhana
    188 18 Reuter VIETNAM HAS SCCUSSd Singapore Foreign Minister S Dhanabalan of trying to stir up international hostility against Hanoi over Indochina's refugee problem. "Dhsnsbalan wants to warm up the refugee issue to rsliy forces against Vietnam," Voice of Vietnam Radio said in a broadcast monitored on
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    Lock icon Plywood suppliers turning to Singapore
    167 18 Bernama ES MALAYSIAN plywood auppliers are turning to the Singapore and Hongkong markets following atagnant demand in the UK and the European Community. The Malayaian Timber Industry Board aaid in its lateat monthly bulletin that local supplier* were also psylng more sttention to the US
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    Lock icon KL participation in new rubber pact expected
    256 18 Bernama ES THE MALAYSIAN Cabinet is today expected to approve the country's participation in the new International Natural Rubber Agreement (INRA), aimed at stabilising world rubber prices over the next five years. Malaysian Primary Industries Minister Datuk Dr Lim Keng Yaik, who will
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    Lock icon Indonesians bought US$120m in foreign currency on Monday
    364 18 AFP INDONESIANS bought U*****.9 million worth of foreign currency from central bank reserves on Monday as a rush on the US dollar continued, reflecting rumour* of a possible devaluation of the rupiah. Bank Indonssis said yesterday. A csntral bank spokesman, dismissing the
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    Lock icon North Korean leador urges cooperation
    95 18 AP NORTH KOREAN leader Kim II Sung urged developing nations yesterday to help each other with such measures as low-inter-eSt loans and free assistance, breaking away from what he called "the present unfair international economic system". The Korean Central News Agsncy, monitored in Tokyo, said
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    Lock icon Comex silver
    85 18 Reuter COMEX SILVER FUTURES roee yeeterday morning on buying by commission housee snd a fund trader againat a week dollar. Silver for delivery in July gained 19 cents at US$7.B2 an ounce before backing off to U557.72. Analysts said the dollar's re- newed weaknees prompted the firmness in
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    78 18 Reuter WALL STREET stocks moved lower in moderate early trading yeeterday Traders noted that volume has tended to fall during pull-backs and they said there could be a rally attempt later in the eeesion. But investors appeared to be in a cautious mood, concerned about the direction
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      42 18 Reuter IN A HOPEFUL sign for the US economy, the Commerce Department said yesterday that business firms expected to increase their spending on new plant and equipment this year by a healthy 2.8 per cent Reuter
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      54 18 Bernama MALAYSIAN Prime Minister Datuk Seri Or Mahathir Mohamad said yesterday that he had been re-elected preeident of the United Malays National Organisation in the April party elections because there were enough Umno members who still held to democratic principles and could not be influenced
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      34 18 AFP THE CHINESE economy is still seriously overheated, with industrial growth far surpassing government targets in the first five months of the year, the New China News Agency said. AFP
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      36 18 Reuter DELEGATES at a Beijing meeting of the Work! Food Council yesterday accused the US, the European Community and Japan of damaging the economies of poor nations by protectionist agricultural policies. Reuter
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      55 18 Reuter SUGARCANE farmers in the central Philippines have organised s private army to oppose government plans to break up big landholdings and distributs them to the poor. Plantation owners said yeeterday that 200 men had joined their army and were being trained in a secret camp
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      33 18 Reuter BATTLES broke out aa nearly 10,000 South Korean students, demanding Preeident Chun Doo Hwan's resignation, dsmonstrated acroaa the country yeeterday on the eve of threatened nationwide Opposition ralliee. Reuter
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      25 18 Reuter MOSCOW and Jakarta have found common ground on trade and disarmament, Soviet Vice-President Georgy Tarazevich said in Jakarta yesterday. Reuter
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      Lock icon Kuwait confirms asking China for tanker protection
      92 19 Reuter A SPOKESMAN for the Kuwait embassy confirmed Kuwait had asked China to allow Kuwaiti tankers to fly the Chinese flag to protect them from attack in the Gulf. Shukre Nasser Al-Shuraim, Second Secretary (Information) at the embassy, said his government was awaiting
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      Singa expanding in Manila in spite of new concessions
      330 19  -  By SHAHRIR ARIFF SINGA SHIP Management Philippines Inc, set up by Singa-pore-based Singa Shipping Group with Philippine partnership four months ago, has established Singa Bulk Carriers to take advantage of Manila s bareboating programme and competitive crewing costs. The group is
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      US carriers allowed to establish agencies in South Korea
      195 19 SOUTH KOREA will grant US carriers permission to set up its own agencies in the country. It will also allow carriers to form an association that will represent their interests in South Korea and eliminate container terminal rules that discriminate against
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      Lock icon UASC loses US$32m due to Gulf war
      128 19 AP THE UNITED Arab Shipping Co, owned by seven Gulf Arab states, lost 8.9 million dinars (US$32 million) last year, mainly because of the Iranian-Iraqi war, director-general Ab-del-Aziz Sallat disclosed on Monday. The company lost 1.9 million dinars (US$6.B million) the previous year.
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        Lock icon Ships searching for oil barge
        68 19 Reuter SOUTH AFRICAN vessels are searching for an oil barge which broke away from an American tug in rough seas off the eastern Cape'coast. An all-ship alert was broadcast on local radio. The empty barge, 30 metres by 130 metres, broke loose from the US
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        Lock icon Hyundai still grounded in Red Sea
        44 19 Reuter THE SOUTH Korean bulk carrier Hyundai No 18 remains grounded in the northern Red Sea, Lloyds Shipping Intelligence said. The 37,197 dwt vessel ran aground on May 27. It is loaded with 32,880 tonnes of wheat. Reuter
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        New version of PSA Tariff 1987
        84 19 THE UPDATED version of the Port of Singapore Authority Tariff is now available at $4 a copy. The PSA Tariff 1987 incorporates all the tariff reductions and incentives implemented over the last two years. Copies of the PSA Tariff 1987 may be purchased at
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      Lock icon Baumann — the lady who believes in handling people properly
      1408 20 Baumann the lady who believes in handling people properly Philippines is the biggest supplier of seafarers in the world. In this article, Lloyd's Maritime Asia traces the development of manning in the Philippines and speaks to Rosalindo Baumann who runs Hanseatic Shipping with a combination of hands-on management and Filipina
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      New NMB regulations
      203 20 NEW REGULATIONS, which came into effect on Apfil 10, has empowered the National Maritime Board to compound various offences under the NMB Act and the NMB Regulations 1987. Under the National Maritime Board (Composition of Offences) Regulations 1967, NMB can now impose fines on persons guilty of
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      INDEX TO ADVERTISERS
      1011 20 AB Shpg V 5 ABC Container VIM 1 Accord SKpg VI 3 Ahrenkiel liner XI 1 Africa Oceon XII 2 Alltroni VN J AC Toepfer IX 5 American Tpt XII 2/3 Anro Service IV 2/3 Arrow lines XII 3 Asian Ocean VI 3 Artas Line X 3
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      221 20 Reuter BRITISH docks and airports were in chaos on Monday as 200,000 civil servants staged a two-day strike for increased pay timed to coincide with the final days of the country's general election campaign. The channel ports
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      1293 20 CHINESE interest in grain out of the US Gulf featured in the freight market on Monday with two vessels reported to have been arranged to China at U5523.50 and $23.90 respectively, shipbrokers said. These levels, if confirmed, are well below the $27 reported paid for similar business about
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      176 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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      India studies Dutch team for Madras satellite port project
      157 21 THE FEASIBILITY of opting for Dutch technical consultancy for the Madras satellite port project is being examined by the Indian government. Asian Development Bank aid is also likely to be sought for the project proposed for Ennore north of Madras harbour.
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      Time running out for P & 0 Cruises to buy ship
      378 21  - Time running out for P 0 Cruises to buy ship By Baillie said. By Klngsley Wood P 0 Cruises, once a big market leader in Australia, is close to fading out with staff reduced to less than a dozen. With the withdrawal of Sea Princess a few years ago, P
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      813 21 AFP THE TRADITIONAL summer slide in freight rates was catalysed by a buildup of vessels available for grain routes out of the US Gulf during last week. Rates for general cargo vessels, however, were mostly steadier where changed. At least two Panamax sized carriers (52,000 tons) were fixed
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      Lock icon Hyundai, KSEC likely to sell undelivered vessels
      94 21 Fairplay HYUNDAI Heavy Industries and Korean Shipbuilding Engineering expect to sell off 12 or 13 undelivered ships by the end of the year. Hyundai will get rid of seven undelivered ships with the exception of an oil drilling ship. This was ordered by
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      Lock icon Three arrested in protest against US ship
      97 21 AP AUSTRALIAN police arrested three members of the Greenpeace environmental group who were protesting the arrival of a US warship. Greenpeace staged the protest because it said the USS Ramsey had nuclear arms. A Greenpeace boat spread an anchor chain across the mouth
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      SHIPPING LIST where your ships are due... and when
      8859 26 A guide to ships loading at Singapore for ports around the world The list below tabulates, by port of destination, the name of the ship, the shipping line involved and the estimated dates of arrival and departure from the Port of
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      Who acts for whom ..
      1987 28 Who acts for whom A—B AB Shipping Boustead Shpg Agencies. ABC Containerline NV S pore Shpg (S). Accord Shpg Accord Shpg (S). Africa Ocean Lines Seal ion Shpg (S). Ahrenkiel Liner Kim Shpg (S). Alfred C Toepfer Ocean us Shipping Agenciee (S) Multiport Sdn Bhd (PK). Alltrans All trans Exprees.
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      735 29 CONTAINER TERMINAL RECEIVING OF EXPORT FCL CONTAINERS AND LCL CARGO Gdna FCL Arrival LCL movement Ship Voy data/time Operator cargo schedule Location Ming Cheng 19 10.06.87 2100 Y Fugn F5A 0700-0800/1200-1300 R3 E Oasis 011W 10.06.87 2130 G Asia F5A 1230-1330 A4 E Guide 0I8RE 10.0687 2300 G
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      386 29 AT CONVENTIONAL WHARVES KEPPEL WHARVES Barm Arrival Departure Booting K3S alongside 10 06^600 Oydebonk KI8 alongside 1006/0600 Doiyunjhon KI9 alongside 1506/0600 Dong Del into K36 alongside II 06AM00 Foreost Pilot K2I alongside 1306/0600 Fintinele K27 olongside I006A>600 Koto Wijoyo K32 alongside 1106/1830 Kris Mel«la K25E alongside 1206/0600
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      Lock icon Chargeurs Reunis manages to cut losses by 40 per cent
      398 30 Lloyd's List CHARGEURS REUNIS, the liner subsidiary of France's Chargeurs transport and industrial group, has unveiled a 40 per cent reduction in its losses in 1986. Net losses fell from Fr5227.92 million in 1985 to FM35.99 million (U5522.57 million) last
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      Japanese-Thai venture to manufacture containers
      235 30 A NEW factory to fabricate containers is being built in Thailand by a Japanese-Thai joint venture. Kobe Kisen group will hold 75 per cent equity in the US$ll.5 million investment while Bangkok Marine Enterprises will have the remaining 25 per cent. The technical knowhow for
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      Lock icon Oil prices increase following US warning
      248 30 UPI OIL PRICES rose on world markets on Monday amid nervousness over possible US retaliation against Iran's deployment of Silkworm missiles that could threaten shipping in the vital Gulf oil channel. The United States relies on Gulf oil for only about 16 per cent
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      Lock icon Tanker owners will enjoy higher rates, says broker
      174 30 Reuter TANKER OWNERS should be able to enjoy higher rates during the second half of this year when charterers need to replenish their heavily depleted stocks, London shipbrokers E A Gibson said in its weekly review. But there was some disappointment that
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      Lock icon Japanese union plans to end boycott on Gulf
      190 30 Reuter JAPANESE teamen ere likely to end their boycott soon on entering the northern Gulf because attacks on merchant shipping there have subsided, Japanese shipping sources said. Officials at the Japan Ship Owners' Labour Relations Agency and the All Japan Seamen's Union
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      108 19 !(=@.$&*<%?&_^?-@:{>/@=//^"=}`@ THE PHILIPPINES is the single biggest source of manpower for the world's merchant fleets. Last year, 56,774 seagoing Filipinos remitted some US$2O6 million in foreign exchange to the troubled Philippine economy. P»g« II P O Cruises, once a big market leader in Australia, is close to fading out with
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      1118 19 '•K kaU We HILAHIOOS. TRAGIC DAWOCTOUI. "uu'rt" Djlto BS* 5 *1 MAERSK LINE SERVICE TO MIDDLE EAST SIN/KUWAIT 12 DAYS MAERSK CALLS AT THE PORT OF SHUWAIKH Tha weak Ptantm Ctoang Tune CY 11/6 0200 MRS CFS 10/6 1600 MBS To Europ«- UK Scandinavia Finland 17/7 21/7 22n True week
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      337 20 EUROPE/FAR EAST CONVENTIONAL SERVICE VSL PT. of LOG. DATES FT KLANG HERUVIM Aviles-lmmingtiam 1-20* 20/7 SAN JIANG KOU Antwerp 20-25# 25/7 TBN Hamburg-Middlesbrough-Aviles-Gijon 14-4/7 4/1 TBN Bremen-Hamburg 22-29/7 30/1 Further load/ discharging ports an route subject to sufficient inducement. Sinppore Office: MTM S pore. Tel: *****00 Tlx: RS ***** MTMSEA.
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      20 20 Lines and services represented by Members of the Registry of Accredited Shipping Agents. Singapore National \> Shipping Agents. Si Shipping Association
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      350 20 DUTCH SENATOR BELGIAN SENATOR SENATOR LIMIE NCWSHfP AGENCIES PTE LTD IS CARPENTER ST. fBMI S port OIK TEL: 534-1477 FAX. 532-€023 OUTBOUND TO NORTH AMERICA HUB UJB 11.07 17.07 MJO 31.07 31J7 U.« Mil 14 ji Z7JI na HJO BN 15 .a mi om mm 12M 15.08 ACCEPTING CARGO TO
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      892 21 ITM The Straits KfiV Steamship Group Mansfield Container Shipping Pte Ltd F&OCLH^ P&O Containers Limited SERVICE TO UK/CONTVENT: KURAMAMARU KNAVON LIVERPOOL BAY RHINE MRU KASUGA MARU CITY OF EDINBURGH FRANKFURT EXPRESS BENALDER KITANO MARU TOKYO BAT Also Accepting Cargo For: HMturf to Copan(ia»n. Ajrfiut. Gottwnburf. IbHw. Storthote. IMMi, SmMi MM»
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      604 21 C SAV Corrpjnj Sud Ammconj dcVjpcrcs S A C" PIKiCT SERVICI TO/FROM CHIU FEEDER VESSEL IS'PMtI MOTHER VESSEL HK ARICA IQQ ANTOT VALP SAI A VESSEL Ufi TM (TO* VP W LIVERPOOL BAT M* ISLA SALANOO M 1S» 1M 1M fl* CARGO FOR PUNTA ARENAS. TALCAMUANO (SAN VICttTE) ACCEPTED WITH
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      205 21 NOTICE FAR EASTERN FREIGHT CONFERENCE SABAH, BRUNEI AND SARAWAK FREIGHT CONFERENCE Notice to Shippers Congestion Surcharge The member Lines of the above Conferences have been monitoring the berthing situation at the undernoted port and have reported and agreed on the following:— TRIPOLI As a result of a deterioration in berthing
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      362 22 Hapag-Lloyd 1E CONTAINERSHIP SERVICE TO UK/CONTINENT Kurams Ibru Cardigan Bay livafpool Bay Hhina M*ru City •< Edinburgh Frankfurt Eiprtu Kill no Maru larga Bay Tokyo Bay ALSO ACCEPTING CARGO TO: ALL UK INLAND DESTINATIONS. BELFAST. DUBLIN COPENHAGEN. AARHUS. GOTHENBURG. MALMO. HELSINKI. OSLO. AMSTERDAM CARIBBEAN i S. AMERICA CONV SEM!-CONTAINER SERVICE
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      727 22 fc=i: *XuM» HC.S.LINE tuuA M**' r/M FULLY CONTAINERISED SERVICE 10 f UftOPt VIA SUEZ Mfmbff 01 lhf Comoftiuni ORIENTAL CHIEF VN 17/6 5/7 KOREAN JACEJIN WW 24/6 13/7 CHINA CONTAINER 4M 1/7 20/7 NEPTUNE CRYSTAL 40N 1/7 27/7 VERRAZANO BRIDGE »7W |15/7 3/* •PKELANC CTRS VIA FEEDER VESSEL S port
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      460 22 SANKYO LINE (S) PTE. LTD 143 Cec4 Street #10 04 Gfl Butong Spore 0106 lei *****55 Pott Kelin{ Ti|j P*u Shppn( Sdn Bhd tel 03 *****74 5 Per,rot MaUrua Trade transport ltd lei 04 *****3 Pis» uudanf Malayan Stapp«i( Ajencies Sdr Bhd lel 07 *****0 INDIA STEAMSHIP EXPRESS FCL/LCL FORTNIGHTLY
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      1356 22 EVERGREEN Full Conlwm Sftvice Round-The-World East Bound (FE/CARIB/USEC/EURO/FE) SGP HKC KSC KLC PUS OSK TYO KSN EVER GUIDE In Pt 14* lt/t ll* 13/7 EVER LIVING 17K 21/ i 2» 2M 29 EVER LEVEL 24* 21* 30* IP v EVER CLORY J/7 J/7 up 3 EVER LINKINC 1/7 14/7 11/7
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      621 23 w PACIFIC INTERNATIONAL LINES PIL Building. 140 Cecil Street. 03-00 Singapore 0106 Tel: *****33 FAR EAST CONTAINER SERVICE KOTA 6MQA MAJAPAMT (HOKKAJOO) *MTC MTACM INDONESIA CONTAINER SERVICE VOY SIN MY MM SIN BLW (723 6U> 6U> tU> 6U> 11* re* BANGKOK CONTAINER SERVICE PASIR GUDANG CONTAINER SERVICE POD loadmo row
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      600 23 BEN LINE CONTAINERS EXPRESS CONTAINER SERVICE TO UK/CONTINENT EXPRESS CONTAINER SERVICE FROM UK/CONTINENT ALL VESSELS ACCEPT TRANSHIPMENT CARGO TO/FROM PENANC AND EAST MALAYSIAN PORTS |K]JEBSEN LINE WL NEW ZEAL AND Tt NEW FIJI Al LARIX SIN PORT MORESBY 171 M 2M PtfM I PACIFIC TMARU BLUFF 1* V» SIN NOUMEA
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      579 23 •*s i JMi m vm VESSEUVOY EHMF/KN-M BILBAO BREMEN A OAM/R'DANH BURG an a/7 «s I I s* 2* Sublet IB WMCwmnl Bald. Port Atoundrla, also accepting both a PORTS. NULL. Lf HAVRE. WUBBBBBII i u-a* an up n Sf X' 1' n/ÜBTB 21-23/7 an an duotfntni Also ftcctptfnQ ctcpo
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      320 23 BOUSTEAD SHIPPING AGENCIES m SAGAING STniAY VMS PAGAN YU4W M AN VlUBf Loading far Europa BURMA FIVE STAR (Burmese National Line) Loading for Rangoon S'pore P.Kelang Penang Bangkok IZA7 Juna 12/ M iuna BANK LINE WORTH BOUND TO UKC SPORE RDAM HULL TAMAITAI SAMOA V.IOM 27/6 2*7 28/7 FORTH BANK
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      655 24 'M AUSTRALIA EXPRESS CONTAINER SERVICE m M| ACCfpuflf FWwrWL VOfilBlft#rS Mdar P.Kata| Unar Vaotf S sort IMb Frwi Sydn Ate Accac HAMOAS' 121 KiwaiM IMr (M) AM/Bm *LA BAR VJS H Jura "CHANDIDAS" Vii 3 Jura 12 July 21 Jtfy »My AM/tra STECtIPPER ¥.15 7 July "KABIROAS" VJS 16 Ju*y
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      774 24 GOLDEN LINE GUKN GIMN SHPPM6 (PTE) LID 21. tat* Ajr Strwl vmtmm iim tu 5343 m (it uki f«i sosm STRAITS/PERSIAN GULF SERVICE; Spor, P KoM*Ponom GOLDEN HAVEN Cotoxte/lUraciM/OubM/ONMnani 11/12 Juno— COL DEN WOM OCR CotamtoftaradM Dut»</Oammwn 5/1 July CHINA SERVICE DAI run SNAN Hjmkjnj In GG. CHINA OCEAN SHIPPING
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      461 24 PHIL I IRON SHIPPING AGENCIES PJf I IP PHIL lORIF NI lINES PIE /JO Y' H»Af; hffir.t f.3 ROBINSON »OAD «C AIRO ASIA BUM DING SiNGAPORI 0106 Tfl ??28f?? ??1g;69 'S I H'i mi* ps ?t:?o f*Hni f«» ??Sb6?6 MIDDLE EAST/FAR EAST FCL LCL SERVICE ETA SINGAPORE IDESTINATION i m»,"
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      703 25 NEPTUNE AGENCIES PTE. LTD. Fi W/*J* T Terminal CFS £5*3 V*W *****22 *****53 g*» gg» \\NEPTUNE ORIENT LINES LTD FAR EAST/EUROPE FULLY CONTAINERISED SERVICE a NEPLINE SDN BHD 3MW7 :i|l NEPLINE SON. BHD. K1«B NEPIINE SON BHD. amwimmmiKmi NEPLINE SON. BHD. zmmmma ot th« ACE Consortium INWARD/OUTWARD ENQUIRIES *****44 AJaa
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      393 25 HEUNO-A SHIPPING Korean Flag Vessels SEMI-CONTAINERISED DIRECT SERVICE TO P KELANG. PENANG. BUSAN. INCHON No t Dorum/704N M Entarprito/hIN No 7 Oonam/TQSN No I Doo»m/705N No I Donjm,7o7N No R Donam/TOSN M. Entorpriao/712ft Sport Ponang UN 21N HN tP Ji w ap P KeUnf Susan S PORE AGENTS NEPTUNE *G£NC
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      576 25 SINSOV SINGAPORE SOVIET SHIPPING CO PRIVATE LTD SINSOV BUILDING 55, Market Street Singapore 0104 Tel: *****33 (15 Lines) Terminal Office: *****41/2 Cable Address SINSOV SINGAPORE Telex Numbers RS ***** RS ***** RS ***** P. KELAMG UNANS M/S HANDLING SYSTEM CO SON. MO. MESSRS NAI THONG SHIPPING 127 PonoaaStroot. fW* »totop*
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      358 26 SINGAPORE SHIPPING CORPN.(PTE) LTD. TEL: 225-6868 (30 LINES) TELEX: RS ***** A/B SSCMA, RS ***** A/B SSCAD f B DEUTE HAC H T St mcas "VIA COLOMBO: Accoptmt or|B tor IRWA Bonfeay. Cortw ftltoJm. EAST AFRICA Derb-SoHo*. Montfwo ft -VIA LARNACA: Accapb«* carp tor hntm. J»w. J*"** LmmmL hnL Alauadna,
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      194 27 *****53/96(7111 04 *****2/4, *****3 07-*****8, *****8, *****5 07-*****1, *****3, *****5, *****0 02-*****22 *****88 Will CALL US AT: P. KELANG PENANG J. BAHRU P. GUDANG SINGAPORE K. LUMPUR WEEKLY FAR EAST/EUROPE CONTAINER SERVICE TO EUROPE FEEDER B. BUTANC 347 B. BUTANC 349 hettm ;n mm-'a.!TI SINGAPORE LEHARVE P KELANG MTHR VSL
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      258 27 MN CONTAINER LINE IRA M/ 6 TO: LA/LB, OAK/SF, N.YORK W* l 21/6 LA/LB, OAK/SF, N.YORK ACCEPTING LCL/FCL TO ALL PORTS/IPI TRANSTAINERS LINE WEST AFRICA SERVICE PEN/PK SIN TO: DAKAR, CONAKRY tt I£V6 ABIDJAN, LOME 22* 25* CONTONOU, DOUALA LIBREVILLE, PORT GENTIL P. NOIRE, LUANDA Bookings: MAC-NELS AGENCIES PTE. LTD.
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      231 28 UNSMRTH INTERNATIONAL CONTAINER LINE THE NAME IN NVOCC WEEKLY SERVICE TO AND FROM LONDON (ACCEPTING CARGOES FOR ALL INLAND DESTINATIONS U.K. BOOKING AGENT FREIGHT MANAGEMENT TELEPHONE *****11 (15 LINES) CONTACT JACQUELINE LIM JULIE QUEK MARGARET GOH DOROTHY LIM FROM: EUROPE (EAST-BOUND) VESSEL GLOBE TRADER BANGKOK NAVEE TO: EUROPE (WESTBOUND) ffTMi,;,;
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      432 28 B\ FINE-LINER SHIPPING PTE LTD l> 70 Shenton Way. 04 02' TEL Llnej) TLX_RS 70 Shenton Way, 04 02C Marina Mouse, S pore 0207 (6 1 ***** FLINER EUROPE SERVICE rJTTTKTp -rS an an up an FAR EAST SERVICE MIDDLE EAST GULF SERVICE CM HQ 0U« SMJ AM MM 1M
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      611 28 ZIM FULL CONTAINER SERVICE accepting FCL/LCL cargoes to USA East ft Nest Coast, Caribbean, East Canada. HAITI, Port Ati Spain, Barbados N. ST. LUCIA. .WTTII ZIM PIRAEUS ZIM EILAT ZIM KAOHSUN4 accepting camo to aklaik via Melbourne am also fcl to sua* ZIM lIUT CONTAINER LINE ETH 11* IMA tm
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      524 28 Everett llnesj TOgk COMPANIA PERUANA DE VAPORES "PERUVIAN STATE LINE" LoaAnf (or Callao. Matarani, Ho and aM other PwvMan pom trans Kobe On CPY Thro*h Mi of Lad«« to (mat destination Penang* P. Kelang Smppori MURRAYEVERETT K2I/10 iun TMOMASEVERETT 22/23 iun HUGH EVERETT S/6 iul l/l 'EVERETT ORIENT LINE' JAPAN/BAY
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      252 29 Hamburg West Germany Tiger Line Common Carrier Feeder Services VESSEL VOY SINGAPORE CALCUTTA MADRAS PRELUDE 019 SAILED In Port 13-13 JUN PRELUDE 020 20-20 JUN 25-27 JUN 30 JUN-1 JUL PRELUDE 021 07-07 JUL 13-15 JUL 18-19 JUL Common Carrier Feeder Service For Main Line Operators Only. Agents: C.F. Sharp
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      213 29 £1 m, PERCH OCEAN LINES m (Perfect China Ocean Shipping Lines) Destinations: CHINA SERVICES Etd. S'PORE Etd. PKLG SHANTOU, GUANGZHOU HUANGPU, XIAMEN HAIKOU, ZHANJIANG XINGANG, QINGDAO SHANGHAI OTHER PORTS WEEKLY SAILINGS m mmwmtk m LTD FOOTMM* sckvk i3Km m mcs wl- iwm/ rami CONSOLIDATION SERVICE FROM: SINGAPORE/P.KELANG PORT LOUIS AUSTRALIA
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      240 29 PERINTIS LINE WEEKLY FULL CONTAINER SERVICE SINGAPORE JAKARTA VESSEL VOY RATU 14/15 KONSORTIUM 16/17 18/19 VOY SINGAPORE JAKARTA PRABHAKTI 14/15 12/06 13/06 15/16 17/06 16/17 19/06 20/06 24/06 18/19 26/06 27/06 29/06 01/07 20/21 03/07 04/07 06/07 08/07 68/69 15/06 16/06 18/06 20/06 70/71 22/06 23/06 25/06 27/06 72/73 29/06
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      942 29 COMPAGNIE MARITIME D'AFFRETEMENT REGULAR CONTAINER SERVICE FAR EAST TO EUROPE/MEDITERRANEAN WEST AFRICA OUTBOUND TO NORTH CONTINENT I to iN U.K. totMitiiM, ScmAhivim (Airhui, CopwhifM, Gothmbur|) Mi other Europun Inlind points OUTBOUND TO MEDITERRANEAN SPORt MARSEILLES »ARCELO«A ALEXANDRIA nrv„r' OUTBOUND TO W AFRICA INBOUND FROM EUROPE/FOR FAR EAST PORTS OCEANUS SHIPPING
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      359 30 FARGO SHIPPING COMPANY (PTE) LTD. regular express full container AND LCL SERVICE INBOUND AGENT FOR ABC CONTAINER LINE From USA/Canada/Europe/Medttemiwan Vsl TNT EXPRESS E. HUDIG BRUSSEL ANTWERP EM EMEMteM EM CM EM GUI if BBfMra 200 Cantonment Road #02-03 Soiithpoint Singapore 0208 Tel: *****22 (4 Lines) CFS (Import) K37 Tel:
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      617 30 I NIGERIA. WEST AFRICA SERVICE 1 ACCEPTING FCL/LCL A BREAKBULK TO: LAGOS/ AFAPA, PORT HARCOURT, WARRI, CALABAR, SAPELLE, TEMA, CONAKRY AND OTHER WEST AFRICAN PORTS VESSEL ETA SPORE BINTA YAR'ADUA 29/6 M/V EKESOS 6/8 Arrow Lines COLUMBUS LINE REEDEREI GMBH (A SERVICE OF HAMBURG-SUD) EXPRESS SEJU-COWTAtCF SERVICE TO RTHBOUND TO
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      485 30 a cr <" OS Mifscl OS K Lines Ltd FULL CONTAINER EXPORT TO: UK/CONTINENT (TRIO) rpjWMi rm trta m* up mp FHSK. 9? a* S? 5p MEDITERRANEAN (MED CLUB)* Twin P. Katei* Ikw Vnilta Cm Tnaata MAKATA MRU 15 Jm 15 iw> 1 Jul 1 M IM IM MEIMTERRANEA Ohm
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      157 30 Regional Weather X 3 > •Ai r. V S3 f L' 4 SIGNIFICANT WEATHER AND SEA CONDITIONS AT 7.30 A.M. THIS MORNING. LEGEND C cf Wind direction with speed m knots Wove height R Thunderstorm Temperature •<, A ower Weather -V Wind direction with speed in knots e Ram Cloudy
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