The Business Times, 11 August 1987

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    12 1 BUSINESS TIMES M.C. (P) No. 112/12/86 TUESDAY, AUGUST 11, 1187 75 CENTS
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    FINANCIAL NEWS SUMMARY
    75 1 Ovtrms markets Monday HK Hang Song Index 3543.76 7-57 Tokyo NMdtoi Avorago *****.70 318.75) Sydnoy AN-Ordinarios 2055.4 (-28-5) Frldoy Now York (Dow Jonos) 2592.00 (-2.23 London (FT 30 Indox) 1726.9 (-27.2) Gold prices London (afternoon fix) US$461.10 (-US$3.00 Rubber M'jJa Aug 258-50 Mcrt/kg (unch KL Tin 16.44
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    Wage restraint success rests with employers
    492 1 THE SUCCESS of the 1967 wage restraint policy rests entirely with employers, said union chief Ong Teng Cheong in his National Day Observance Ceremony message. Mr Ong, the Second Deputy Prime Minister and the secre-tary-general of the National Trades Union Congress (NTUC), questioned whether
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    Lock icon Japan's trade surplus declines
    560 1 Reuter JAPAN SHOWED further proof yesterday that its huge trade surplus was diminishing, but economists were sceptical that this would be of any benefit to the United States, Japan s major trade critic. Japan reported that the surplus in trade that cleared customs in July was
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    Electronics lures more investors
    623 1  -  Two Japanese subsidiaries start operation this month By ANNA TEO THE STREAM of investments in the electronics sector is continuing, with the subsidisries of two major Japanese corporations starting production this month. Kobe Steel of Japan is transferring the production of lesd frames, which are used
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    Lock icon Economic data give a boost to stocks and sterling
    166 1 Reuter BRITISH SHARES values and the pound sterling roee from their morning lows yesterday, boosted by the first of a series of official economic statistics due out this week London Stock Exchange indices and the pound had been depressed by market
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    Lock icon Leeway for China state firms
    147 1 AFP CHINA'S Communist Party secretaries will from this year no longer have the authority to be de facto enterprise managers and only plant directors will be answerable to the state. "In the future, it is the director who will be the legal representative of an
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    Japanese companies raise starting pay
    588 1  -  By FOO CHOY PENG Chief Reporter JAPANESE manufacturing companies. which generally pay less than their American counterparts, are now forced by the tightening labour market to try and narrow the gap. Several have raised the starting pay of female production operators by as much as
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    Lock icon Subroto says Opec may increase crude price to US$2O a barrel
    209 1 UPI THE ORGANISATION of Petroleum Exporting Countries (Opec) in December could increase the price of its crude oil to US$2O per barrel, Indonesia's Mines and Energy Minister Subroto said yesterday. Such an increase "will be only possible if the
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    Lock icon Japanese loan to World Bank
    88 1 AP THE WORLD BANK is borrowing from Japanese banks for the first time in three years following Japan's pledge to recycle some of its trade surplus to the Third World. In a statement yesterday, the. bank said it would borrow 20 billion yen (U*****.9 million)
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      342 1 Hopaa ara high lor air cMfO Industry, Back Paga Unwelcome windfall AUSTRALIANS were enjoying the highest living standards in the world at the turn of the century, thanks to a gold boom. Now, the country's per capita income has slid to 12th position among countries in the free world in
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  • ASIA-PACIFIC
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      Lock icon Chinese economy out of balance
      641 2 Reforms producing severe anomalies Reuter FACTORIES turning out thousands of unwanted bicycles, watches and carpets and state •hops selling scarce goods illegally to traders who force up the price are among the anomalies arising from China's drive for economic reform. The official press describes a
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      Lock icon Free varsity education to go
      151 2 AFP CHINA is to abolish free university education end introduce a system of grants and loans to enable students to pay a share of their fees, the Guangming Daily said on Saturday. China's 1.9 million students, who up to now have always enjoyed free tuition,
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      Lock icon Australian leading index rose again in May
      272 2 Reuter THE LEADING INDEX of Australian economic activity rose for the ninth successive month in May, Westpac Banking Corp and the Melbourne Institute of Applied Economic and Social Research said. Their leading index rose to 125.8 (base 100 1980) in May from 124.8
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      Lock icon Aussie unions take stronger stand
      214 2 Reuter AUSTRALIA'S powerful union movement yesterday threatened to take action against employers refusing to accept key elements of its industrial blueprint 'Australia Reconstructed'. The Australian Council of Trade Unions (Actu) plan, released recently, calls for more union involvement in the running of business, a greater
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      Lock icon Hyundai resumes work, strikes elsewhere
      615 2 AP AFTER A FOUR-OAY shutdown due to etrikes at three major component and material suppliers, Hyundai Motor Co, South Korea's largest carmaker, said yesterday it had reeumed production. However, wkleepread labour unrest continued at other sites across the country. The Ministry of Labour said work
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      Lock icon NZ ex-defence chiefs enter election fray
      225 2 Reuter THREE FORMER defence chief* entered the campaign for Saturday's New Zealand elections with a warning shot yeeterday directed at the Labour Party government's anti-nuclear policies but may have hit the oppoeition instead. The three a general, an admiral and an air marshal called
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      Lock icon Jordan in the grips of a severe economic crisis
      302 2 AFP JORDAN, 35 years after tha aacenston to tha throoa of King Hussein, is undergoing a sarious acooomic crisis brought on by a slump in aid from Arab oil-produc-ing states Tha crisis follows tha boom years of tha 1970s and is
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  • REST OF THE WORLD
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      Lock icon Debts threatening US status: report
      273 3 AP AMERICA'S rising international debt endangers its status as a world leader, according to a study released yesterday for the Joint Economic Committee of Congress. "A debtor must strive to accommodate its creditors for fear that needed financing might stop," the report said. "No country
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      Lock icon Black miners' legal strike expected to hit industry hard
      406 3 AP THE BLACK mineworkers union yesterday said that 75,000 workers had joined in a strike that could cripple South Africa's leading export industry by shutting two-thirds of its gold and coal mines. Members of the National Union of Mineworkers were told
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      Lock icon Guerillas reject Latin American peace plan
      431 3 Reuter NICARAGUAN and Salvadorean rebel groups on Sunday rejected a regional accord signed by Central American leaders but it was acclaimed by eight Latin American leaders as the best hope for peace in the troubled region. Both the US-backed Contras battling to overthrow Nicaragua's
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      Lock icon VAT won't be raised: Stoltenberg
      232 3 Reuter WEST GERMAN Finance Minister Gerhard Stoltenberg has repeated his resolve to avoid a rise in value-added tax in connection with the financing of a major reform of the fiscal system in 1990. Mr Stoltenberg has previously said the tax reform could be financed without
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  • COMMODITIES
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      Lock icon Slight rise in KL rubber exports to America
      325 5 Bernama MALAYSIA exported 220,590 tonnes of natural rubber worth US$44 million to the US during the first three months of this year, the US Rubber Manufacturers' Association said in its latest report released in Washington. In terms of tonnage, the export figure
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      Lock icon Output of plantation commodities in Indonesia rose last year
      191 5 Antara THE OUTPUT of plantation commodities in Indonesia reached more than 7.5 million tonnes last year consisting of perennial and seasonal crops, up by about 0.5 million tonnes compared with that of the previous year. Data from the Indonesian Ministry of
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      Palm Oil
      241 5 Crude palm oil futures closed marginally eaaier in very dull trading on the KLCE yesteday. The market lacked encouraging leads from overseas. August lost Ms 3 to close at Ms7oo a tonne while September was down Ms 4 to M 5696 a tonne. October shed Ms 3 to
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      Precious Metals
      156 5 HONGKONG: Gold closed firmer in fairly quiet trading yesterday due to a lack of fresh factors. Bullion ended at U*****.80/459.30 an ounce against an initial U*****.00/50. This compared with Saturday's close of U*****.75/457.50 and New York's Friday finish of U*****.40/90. The metal opened stronger on bargain-hunting by mainly
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      Produce Prices
      149 5 FAMA 1 S I 10 Coconut oil (M$/100kg) Now drum 2nd hand drum Mi Local In buAi 119.00 114.00 105.00 102.00 Copra (M$/100kg) No 1 (otfato) No 2 (anaAioldart) 63X0 58.00 Palm kernel (•x-mM* M$/tomo) Bvyor/Softor 445.00/440.00 Palm kernel oil (FOt M$/100kg) In bdk (local) 84.00 Cocoa (FOft
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      Lock icon US counting on strategic reserve to cope with oil shortages
      521 5 Reuter THE UNITED STATES would rely on higher consumer prices and its strategic oil reserve to cope with possible shortages in world oil supplies resulting from Middle East tensions. US Department of Energy (DOE) officials plan to make early use
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      KL Tin
      113 5 THE KUALA LUMPUR Tin Market price ws*>wsd 17 cents yesterday to does at Mslf.44 a ktto, In ana «Mi a lower European spot Hn doae last week. The price Ml on an Initial high disposal ol 211 tonnee and tack at strong buying support, largely dlecouragod tf sterling's
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      Rubber
      175 5 SINGAPORE The Singapore market was closed yesterday for National Day. MALAYSIA The rubber market closed steady st 223.00 cents per kilo for Sep SMR 20 buyer yesterday, up half a cent from Friday's close despite lack of trading interest. Sep Int Ones RSS buyer was held st last week's
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      MRELB
      164 5 MRELB prices in M omM 0. FOB In biln NOON CLOSE ln» 1 RSS Sap 87 258J0 260JON 8wy#o S*M*n 258.50 260JO tn» 2 RSS OP 254.00 255.00N 254.00 255.00N UK/Conf 253.00 254.00N 253.00 254.00N tr# 3 RSS OP 249.00 250.00N 249.00 250.00N UK/Com 248.00 249.00N 248.00 249.00N hf
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      Lock icon Wool growers warned of too high prices
      183 5 Reuter RISING WOOL PRICES could deter users if they get too high, according to exporter John Botting. Botting said firmer prices since February coupled with dramatic increases in prices for Australian fine wools showed that world demand was greater than supply. "It is
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      Lock icon US coal producers are in a bad patch
      601 5 Industry hit by ample supplies and competition Reuter IN STARK CONTRAST to recent gains among companies in the oil sector, US coal producers are not expecting stellar financial performances this year. Observers said last week that coal prices were being held down
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      Lock icon Nauru may seek mining compensation
      232 5 Reuter THE WORLD'» smallest independent nation, the Pacific island of Nauru, ia considering seeking compensstion from Britain, Australia and New Zealand for damage caused by 50 years of phosphate mining. The phosphate, believed formed by centuries of bird droppings, will be exhsusted in seven to
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      199 5 THE KUALA LUMPUR STOCK EXCHANGE Presents The 4th Annual National Securities Industry Conference Theme: STRENGTHENING THE SECURITIES INDUSTRYCHALLENGES OPPORTUNITIES Official Opening Address by Deputy Prime Minister, YAB Encik Abdul Ghefer Babe Date: Saturday, 15th August, 1987 Venue: Ballroom, The Regent of Kuala Lumpur The Conference will be addressed by eminent
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  • MONEY AND EXCHANGES
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      Lock icon Interventions unlikely to stop US dollar
      642 6 Dealers point to bullish trend Reuter THE US Federal Reserve and West Germany's Bundesbank both unloaded dollars in currency markets last week, but dealers said the intervention would only temper the currency's rise, not reverse the trend. Normally, when central banks sell dollars to
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      Lock icon Exporters put pressure on Taipei to stem rapid rise of NT$
      467 6 Reuter THE TAIWANESE government is under intense pressure from exporters to halt the rapid appreciation of the New Taiwan dollar, but bankers said they were sceptical about its ability to stabilise the exchange rate. Economics Minister Lee TaHai said
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      Lock icon US credit markets face test of demand
      517 6 Reuter APPETITES FOR dollardenominated debt may be tested this week as US credit markets prepare to digest new supply in the quarterly refunding, according to economists yesterday. The US Treasury was expected to announce the size and dates of the quarterly refunding yesterday,
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      Lock icon Barrier to increased lending by ADB
      164 6 AFP THE ASIAN Development Bank (AOB) said the limited capacity of small South Pacific nations to absorb loan funds effectively was the only barrier to increased lending in the region. "The supply of funds will not be a constraint." ADB vice-president M Narasimham said
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      Forex markets
      667 6 KUALA LUMPUR: The US dollar closed at 2.5460/70 and the Singapore dollar at 120.30/40 yesterday. JAKARTA: The US dollar was fixed yesterday at 1641.00/1647.00 rupiah. HONGKONG: The US dollar closed slightly lower in fairly quiet and dull trading yesterday as participants began to unwind long positions. Sentiment remained
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  • BANKING AND FINANCE
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      Lock icon Unrest mars Panama's banking image
      551 7 Reuter WEEKS OF POLITICAL unrest have tarnished Panama's status as a haven for the international banking community and has caused the transfer of up to US$4 billion abroad, diplomats and bankers in the capital and in Miami said. They said deposits have been transferred, possibly
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      Lock icon Belgo-Luxembourg union enjoys net inflow of private capital
      294 7 Reuter THE BELGO-LUXEMBOURG Economic Union recorded a 60.0 billion franc net inflow of private sector capital in the first four months this year, reversing a 93.1 billion deficit in the same 1986 period, the Belgian Finance Ministry said. The economic union has
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      Lock icon Spain plans to limit foreign stakes in banks
      168 7 Reuter SPAIN IS PLANNING measures to limit foreign investment in its banks. Secretary of State for Finance Guillermo de la Dehesa has said. He said foreign investors would not be allowed to acquire more than 15 per cent of financial institutions without
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      Lock icon Japanese banks cool to perpetuals deal
      625 7 Uncertainty over US stand Reuter JAPANESE BANKS, which hold nearly all US$lB billion of perpetual floating rate notes outstanding, have reacted coolly to an offer from securities companies to swap the notes, securities sources said. They said few. if any, banks had accepted the
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      Lock icon Citicorp warns debtors against write-off
      359 7 UPI CITICORP CHAIRMAN John Reed said last Friday that debts held by cash-short Third World nations, including Argentina, would not be paid, but that a write-off would be a disaster. Discussing the plight of the world's 30 most indebted nations, Reed told a news conference
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      Lock icon UK makes headway in cashless shopping plan
      1057 7 FT AFTER YEARS of wrangling. Britain's clearing banks have finally produced a blueprint on how cashless shopping is going to work. It has a good chance of satisfying all participants financial institutions, retailers and consumers. Consultative proposals published by EFTPOS UK, the company
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      Lock icon Creditor banks put pressure on Brazil
      216 7 Reuter CREDITOR BANKS are pressing Brazil, which has halted payments on the US$6B billion it owes foreign banks, to resume at least token payments or face tougher bank action, a Finance Ministry spokesman has said. The banks conveyed the message in a telephone call
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      502 7 Singapore's First Gold Fund Why invest in Union Gold Fund? Many international stock markets have been enjoying bull runs for several years now. To the extent that some investors are turning to Gold to diversify their portfolio and provide a hedge. Gold is one of the most dependable and durable
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  • PERSPECTIVE
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      Sober reminder of our volatility
      536 8 SINGAPORE'S economic recovery is really quite astonishing. The traumatic plunge into negative growth in 1985, bringing to an abrupt end two decades of unabated growth, is almost history. But the lesson of 1985 should not be forgotten. It shook Singaporeans out of their complacency, showing
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      Lock icon Sri Lanka agreement: Has India gone too far?
      696 8 NYT AFTER AN INITIAL FLUSH of satisfaction over its success in negotiating an accord in Sri Lanka, India has begun a period of soul-search-ing. The agreement, which provides 5,000 Indian troops to guarantee a solution to the island nation's ethnic conflict, has
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      Lock icon Obstacles lie ahead in Central America
      633 8  -  The signing of the Central American peace accord last week was relatively easy compared to what is to come. The stance of the main insurgent groups and the US administration is one major snag to be overcome. DOUGLAS FARAH reports. DOUGLAS FARAH UPI MAJOR
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      Getting the economy out of the rut
      541 9 SINCE HIS ELECTION in 1983, Prime Minister Bob Hawke has largely set in place macroeconomic policies designed to confront a growing economic crisis. Previous governments had spent a decade debating the need to restructure Australia's manufacturing and financial sectors, but had done little
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      Exports windfall won't do for Aussies
      1865 9  -  Australians were enjoying the highest living standards in the world at the turn of the century, thanks to a gold boom. Now, the country's per capita income has slid to 12th position among countries in the free world in a trend that could be
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      Fears of unions remain despite changes
      282 9 WHETHER OR NOT their reputation is deserved, Australia's 326 trade unions could well hold the key to future prosperity in the "lucky country". In the traditional scheme of things, the strongest unions went for the highest possible claims and everyone else then claimed flow-ons.
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      1168 9 to smjaaaiK) TUESDAY PREMIERE GREEN ICE 10.30pm, Channel 5 Ryan O'Neal (right) plays Joseph Wiley, a young New York electronics expert who plans to rob an impregnable fortress of its fortune in emeralds. But Meno Argenti, who owes the Mexican fortress, proves to be a tough adversary. 12 PM SBC
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      680 9 mm&tm mmmm CRYPTIC PUZZLE ACROSS 3 It may arise from tea and more (5) 8 Room to get a taxi into? (5) 10 Goddess ot matchmakers? (5) 11 American tin (3) 12 To rob in the style of an inhuman person (5) 13 As of a tigerish NCO? (7) 15
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  • SPORTS & LEISURE
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      On the screen Clockwise turns fawlty
      435 10  -  By LAWRENCE TAN THE BRITISH actually do still make movies like Clockwise, and on a budget that might pay for Ben Kingsley's costumes in Gandhi, or at least his loincloths. The whole comedy was shot in contemporary Britain with minimal settings, largely in the
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      Lock icon French crew rescued after hitting rock during fastnet ocean race
      394 10 UPI A FRENCH crew taking part in the notorious fastnet ocean race was rescued by coastguards on Sunday sfter its yacht hit a rock off the southwestern tip of Britain. The Class V half-ton yacht Stradivarius, owned by Frenchman William
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      Chance to build bridges as part of National Day bash
      419 11  -  By MIKE THUMBA AS PART OF the National Day celebrations. the Singapore Contract Bridge Association added their share to the gaiety with a special championship. For five days beginning from last Thursday, Singapore bridge players had a chance to build
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      Lock icon Larry Nelson wins PGA National Championship
      681 11 AP LANNY WADKINS missed a one-metre par putt on the first playoff hole on Sunday and let weary Larry Nelson escape with the title in the 69th PGA National Championship. Nelson, a quiet 39-year-old veteran, acquired his third major title with a scrambling, one-putt
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      Lock icon Nelson — from soldier to champion golfer
      437 11 Nelson from soldier to champion golfer Reuter LARRY NELSON did not even take up the game until he was 21 years old. The 39-year-old Nelson had played basefcall and basketball while growing up in Marietta, Georgia, but it was net until he returned from the Vietnam war that he becfune
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      Stewart clocks third fastest time in 100 metres
      525 11 JAMAICA'S Ray Stewart was carried by a «tiff wind to the third fastest 100 metres.in history on Sunday as the opening day of the pan American Games athletics programme became enveloped in confusion. Stewart swept home in the first men's semifinal in
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      Lock icon Young cuts short Pryor's bid to make a comeback
      493 11 AP THE MOST TELLING exchange of Aaron Pryor's (ailed boxing comeback came before the fight. The former junior welterweight champion was prancing around the ring taunting opponent Bobby Joe Young when Young's trainer, Tommy Parks, mentioned Pryor's flabby midsection. Pryor overheard
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      Quality counters lead strong upsurge on KLSE
      7609 12 BLUE CHIPS and selected lower liners surged strongly on the Kuala Lumpur stock market yesterday. Buyers concentrated on time-proven stocks and pushed these issues sharply higher. Singapore-based finance counters once again caught investors' attention and surged ahead, closing with double-digit gains while several
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      18 12 The SES wes dosed yesterday. The following table show* last Friday's closing prices and changee for the week
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      454 12 Bernama ES THE BULLS have been on a rampage on the Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange (KLSE) (or the past 17 months but cautious market analysts think that the stampede cannot continue indefinitely. The run-up must stop somewhere, they say. Panelists at
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      32 12 Company RIGHTS ISSUE Sim lim Thrw-for-tour $1 00 tw Ex-dote Aug 4 Books ctow Aug 14 Company (ONUS ISSUE Metro Htdgi Oat-ior-lM 6. da* MM 31 Books dow Aug 8
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      385 12 Company RIGHTS ISSUE Ayer Hitom Tin Three-for-one 230 per shore C 1 Holdings 27 Million loon stocks m the ratio of (3 loon Stock lor every five ordinory Duff Bhd shores held One-for-one $ID0 per shore Duto Cons One-for-one $1 10 per dure F A C B One-for-one
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      Lock icon Faber Merlin needs to find a white knight... fast
      909 13 HOCK LOCK SIEW WITH THE DENIAL by the Malaysian Airline System that it is interested in a tie-up with Faber Merlin, the outlook appears cloudy for Faber Merlin. It is already more than seven months since Faber Merlin announced a six-point
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      Lock icon Revamped UMW aims for turnaround next year
      806 13 Logging industry in East Malaysia recovering swiftly FT UMW CORP, the Malaysian engineering and heavy equipment group, is slowly clawing its way back to profitability after verging on bankruptcy last year. The group, which distributee Komatsu tractors, Toyota and Proton Saga cars, plus
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      UEM bags M$3.4b highway project
      212 13 UNITED ENGINEERS (M) Bhd is expected to sign an agreement with the Malaysian government for the construction of the M 53.4 billion North-South highway project within the next two weeks. According to Malaysian Works Minister Datuk Samy Vellu, work on the project is to begin
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      Bonvests to set up Galeries store at OUB Centre
      536 13  -  By LISA LEE BONVESTS HOLDINGS Ltd is taking its retail and food business into the heart of the business district. In a move to tap the city office workers' market, Bonvests will set up its second Galeries Lafayette store at OUB
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      Unit trusts
      260 13 Managers' prices MARA-Bumiputra for Aug 11 First B'putra 783 788 Singapore Unit Trust Second B'putra Third B'putra 697 518 702 523 Th* Commerce 1.28 1.35 Fourth B'putra 637 642 The Savings Fund 1 10 1.17 Fifth B'putra 419 424 S'pore Prog Fund 053 057 Sixth B'putra 439 444
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      Lock icon Mount Pleasure puts its act together
      822 13 MBT PROPERTY GROUP Mount Pleasure Moldings has put its act together and is looking forward to better prospects ahead. Its recent move to diversify away from its property development base will prove a sound, long-term strategy that may spell greater profitability for the group.
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      Lock icon Aokam explains Roxy purchase
      141 13 Bernama ES AOKAM TIN Bhd said its acquisition of 20 million shares in Roxy Electric Industries (Roxy) is not expected to contribute significantly towards the profits of the company for the year ending June 30, 1988. Replying to a query from the KLSE, the company said
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      Lock icon More light on MCB project
      70 13 Bernama ES MCB HOLDINGS Bhd's joint venture to develop a piece of land in Bukit Mertajam in Penang is expected to contribute to the earnings of subsidiary MCB Farmland Sdn Bhd for the year ending March 31, 1988 to 1990. The venture is expected to
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  • REGIONAL MARKETS
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      Lock icon Tokyo market takes on key global role
      599 14 A cold in Tokyo can give New York pneumonia Reuter IF TOKYO catches a cold, New York will catch pneumonia so goes the conventional wisdom among many stockbrokers on Wall Street these days. Foreign brokers who once disparaged Tokyo as just a mirror
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      200 14 Bernama ES PERLIS PLANTATION Bhd uid yesterday that the Foreign Investment Committee (FIC) and the panel on takeovers and mergers (TOP) have approved its proposed genersl offers for the whole issued and paidup capitals of Rasa Sayang Beach Hotels (RSBH), Federal Flour Mills Bhd
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      Lock icon Novel venture in China
      88 14 Reuter NOVEL ENTERPRISES LTD has signed a joint venture agreement with China's Nanhai Oil Shenzhen Exploration Services Co to set up a spinning plant with an initial capacity of 300 to 500 tonnes of yarn a year, the Hongkong newspaper Ta-Kung-Pao has said. It said Novel
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      Lock icon Hamelyn's Sydney tie-up
      79 14 Reuter FINANCIAL SERVICES company (Ham«lyn Group Ltd) of New Zealand has bought 50 per cent of newly formed Sydney-baaed (Capital Market Brokers Pty Ltd) for an undisclosed sum. Hamelyn said Capital Market Brokers would concentrate on broking interest rate and currency swaps through corporate and banking clients
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      Lock icon New shares for Jardine affiliate
      84 14 Reuter JARDINE MATHESON Holdings Ltd has issued 30 million new shares to affiliate Jardine Strategic Holdings Ltd at HKJ19.82 per share, the two companies said in a joint statement. It quoted chairman of the group Simon Keswick as saying that Jardine Matheson would use the
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      Lock icon Jitters may deal blow to NTT's second offer
      561 14 Reuter THE VOLATILE Tokyo stock market and the resulting jitters have sparked concern that a second public offering of Nippon Telegraph and Telephone Corp (NTT) shares later this year may not repeat the initial offering's success, say brokers. "If the market is
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      Hongkong
      459 14 SHARE PRICES closed higher in heavy trading with the Hang Seng Index at another record despite speculative selling of several blue chips. The index climbed 7.57 points to 3,543.76 for a second consecutive record high. Turnover roee to HK$2.3O billion from Friday's HKS2.2B billion. Brokers noted late selling aimed
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      Selected indices
      110 14 HONGKONG Hongkong Index Monday 2.***** Friday Z3M99 WMk ago 2.294 89 Hang Song Index Monday 3,543.76 Friday 3.536 19* WMk ago 3,*****. All Industrials Monday 2,932 4 Friday 2.9552 WMk ago 2.9064 NEW YORK Dow Jones Friday Z392.00 Thurjday 2,594 23* WMk ago 2^72.07 TOKYO Nikkei Average Monday
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      Lock icon Toshiba's sales to fall because of scandal
      344 14 AP/NYT TOSHIBA CORP foresees a drop in its sales in the second half of fiscal 1967, ending next March 31. because of the impact of a recent scandal involving a subsidiary's sale of militarily sensitive high-tech milling machines to the Soviet Union, a
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      435 14 Reuter SHARE PRICES in the Tokyo stock market surged in thin trade yesterday on a resurgence of confidence due to steady international oil prices, stable local bond prices, and the denial of rumours that three Japanese companies had made illegal exports to the communist bloc. The 225-share Nikkei Index
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      430 14 THE AUSTRALIAN share market yeeterday closed sharply lower as a plunge in bullion prices over the weekend dragged down stocks across the board. Gold-related and resource stocks, which have surged ahead recently, were the hardest hit by generally weaker commodity prices. At the close, the All Ordinaries Index was
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      Bangkok
      121 14 AIM H BANT Matal Box 115 -2 Ao Kham Thai Poat PubltaMng. Saha Union Stem Cmmo* 2S3 332 -12 -10 Ayudhya Invaatman Bangkok Agro-lnd.. Bangkok Bank. Bank Of Ayudhya... Charoong Thai Win A CaWa 318 168 32S 316 -2 -6 +2 Slam City Camant 1202 Siam Commarclai Bank 586
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      Taipei
      226 14 AIM 10 NT 9 JL Kottn 32.60 0.1 All Sincara Indus 4.15 -0 13 Kuochan Day Laa Chang Yuan 42.70 32.90 1.7 -07 46 ao 0.2 25.50 Cathay Coo* .64.00 5 Nan Ya Ptas 49.60 •1 151 00 11 46 00 0 3 Chang Loong .42 30 38.80 -0.9
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      105 14 JUM 10 WON KM languor M 16*00 •300 350 Doafca fci*——— WKH> ***** 900 1590 OA Malar UMM 17*00 ***** ♦400 1500 Dmm Carp ***** ISO Karaa lany-l lodty IM 'arai 3750 iaaii^ MM* 1n«M«i ***** 300 OriaaM ltd •my ***** 100 ***** OrtwM Oa '*Tr»A -100 oZ( fa*
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      89 14 AUG 16 KIOI Mi Acof* Mining Oriort Phil 0 t*l B 'WMM. B 0.1350 0 19 on •0.01 UOCfl Anglo Phil Picoo PLOT B Apax Mining B 0.1490 unch 737 n 12.5 AtlM Con. B Baguio QoM Basic PMroicum 0 026 unch -0.001 San ft Soatn Higuot B........ 236
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      300 14 NOTICES NORTHGATE COMPUTER SERVICES (FAR EAST) PTE LTD (In Voluntary Liquidation) At an extraordinary general meeting of Northgate Computer Services (Far East) Pte Ltd held on 1 August 1987, the following Special Resolutions were duly passed: 1. That Northgate Computer Services (Far East) Pte Ltd be wound up voluntarily and
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      298 14 THE COMPANIES ACT, CAP. 50 SINGA LAND HOUSING DEVELOPMENT CO (PTE.) LTD (IN MEMBERS' VOLUNTARY LIQUIDATION) At an Extraordinary General Meeting of SINGA LAND HOUSING DEVELOPMENT CO (PTE.) LTD duly convened and held at 250 Geylang Road #01-00, Singapore 1438 on Tuesday, the 4th day of August 1987, the following
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      286 14 THE COMPANIES ACT, CAP. 50 UNITED TRUST LIMITED (IN MEMBERS' VOLUNTARY LIQUIDATION) At an Extraordinary General Meeting of UNITED TRUST LIMITED duly convened and held at 250 Geylang Road #01-00, Singapore 1438 on Tuesday, the 4th day of August 1987, the following special resolutions set out below were duly passed.
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      188 14 GENERAL PROGRESS CO PTE LTD (Incorporated in Singapore) (MEMBERS' VOLUNTARY WINDING UP) NOTICE OF FINAL GENERAL MEETING Notice Is hereby given pursuant to Section 308 of the Companies Act (Cap. 50) that the Final General Meeting of the Members of the abovenamed Company will be held at 5001 Beach Road
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      Lock icon "Commodities clearing house to undergo revamp
      487 15 Reuter THE INTERNATIONAL Commodities Clearing House (ICCH) in London is reorganising its functions after recommendations by an advisory committee and a review by accountants Price Waterhouse. According to ICCH chairman John Berkshire, the ICCH will reorganise into a number of distinct separate operating subsidiaries
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      Lock icon Merger inquiry fails to dampen British Caledonian
      255 15 Reuter BRITISH CALEDONIAN PLC has decided to stick with its merger agreement with British Airwsys PLC despite a government inquiry that could bar the merger. British Caledonian's board met at their headquarters at London's Gatwick Airport and decided unanimously to support the Monopolies
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      Lock icon Analysts expect slight fall in computer chip orders
      218 15 Reuter SEMICONDUCTOR INDUSTRY analysts in the US expect a slight seasonal decline in orders for computer chips in the three months ended July, but still see strong fundamentals continuing the industry's recovery. The analysts forecast the book-to-bill ratio the ratio of new
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      Lock icon Khashoggi dumps Star stake
      113 15 AP SAUDI ARABIAN arms dealer Adnan Khashoggi has dumped his interest in Pacific Star Communications Corp, formerly Tangent Oil and Gas Ltd. Khashoggi, whose presence as an investor in Tangent last autumn helped send the stock from 10 US cents to US$22 a share on the
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      Lock icon Kidder asks Indicted trader to rejoin firm
      553 15 NYT KIOOER, PEABOOY CO has asked Richard Wigton, who was indicted in a Wall Street insider trading scandal, to rejoin the firm. People cloee to Kidder said the move to reinstate Wigton was an attempt by Kidder's top executives to rebuild morale by
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      Lock icon Wall Street's bull market bewilders doomsayers
      910 15 Five-year surge keeps analysts guessing when rampage will end Reuter WALL STREET'S bull market ia hitting the ripe old age of five with style, mauling records and outlasting doomsayers who predicted a collapse long sgo. But the certainty remains thst the rsmpage that started
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      Lock icon TLC buys Beatrice for US$985m
      170 15 Reuter THE TLC GROUP, a New Yorkbased investment firm, has agreed to buy Beatrice International Food Company for US$9B5 million. This would make it the largest black-owned business in the United States, the New York Times reported yesterday. Beatrice s international food unit, based in
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      Lock icon Deere hits three-year high on NYSE
      817 15 NYT ALTHOUGH DEERE CO, the beleaguered giant of the farm equipment business, is not expected to show a profit until its fiscal year ending in October 1988, the stock on Thursday reached its loftiest price in three years. On the New York Stock Exchange
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      75 15 P£J Mcllwruth McEaduun Operations Limited 5538,000,000 Unsecared Notes known as "Guaranteed Floating Rate Notes Due 1992'* In accordance with the provisions of the Notes, notice a hereby given that for the three month period from 6th August, 1987 to sth November, 1987, the Notes will carry a rate of interest
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      94 15 For horse racing fans... A provides the t.Wmnh winners too r 1 Business Times, Singapore's largest business daily, has a reputation for in-depth coverage of business and financial news. Easily the most trusted paper among Singapore's key decision makers, BT keeps them ahead in the economic race. On another kind
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      86 15 LOST SHARE/STOCK/LOAN. STOCK/TRANSFERABLE SUBSCRIPTION RIGHTS CERTIFICATES The following share/Stock/Loan Stock (LS)/ Transferable Subscription Rights (TSR) certificates/ together with the relevant signed transfer deeds have been reported NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that if within fourteen (14) days from the date hereof no claims or representations in respect of the abovementioned certificates
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    Hopes are high for air cargo industry
    574 16  -  Growth expected to exceed target By LIM SOON NEO THE AIR CARGO industry, which has passed the first half of this year with flying colours, is expected to surpass its projected growth of 14 per cent for the year. Hopes are high that
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    488 16 THE SENSE of well-being and infectious high spirits evident in Singaporeans who enjoyed the National Day cetebra tions lingered on at the Istana reception held by President Wee Kim Wee last night. Uppermost in the minds of those gathered at the Istana were the celebrations
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    Lock icon KL reaffirms M$100 levy on lorries entering Singapore
    208 16 Bernama THE Msloo levy imposed by Malaysia on lorries entering Singapore will stay, Mentri Besar Haji Muhyiddin Yassin of Johor said yesterday. He said that the decision was conveyed to him by Finance Minister Daim Zainuddin in a letter about a week
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    42 16 Reuter YOUTH LEADERS of Malaysia's ruling parties pledged yesterday to defuse growing racial tension in the country. Datuk Seri Najib Tun Razak, who chairs the country's ruling National Front coalition, said the leaders agreed not to raise racial issues publicly.
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    Lock icon Boon Ping pays back debt
    105 16 Bernama SARAWAK timber tycoon Tan Sri Wee Boon Ping has settled his M 55.15 million debt to Koperasi Belia Bersatu Bhd (Kosatu), the High Court in Kuala Lumpur was told yesterday. Kosatu's lawyer L H Looi told the court presided by Justice V C George
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    Lock icon Philippine central bank governor questioned on foreign debt
    275 16 Reuter THE GOVERNOR of the Philippines' central bank yesterday faced a Senate inquiry into the country's foreign debt. Governor Jose Fernandez, summoned to explain Manila's foreign borrowings, was grilled by five Senators, one of whom hinted the governor should resign because of
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    53 16 AP WALL STREET stocks moved broadly higher in early trading yesterday. The Dow Jones Industrial Average stood at 2,599.33 an hour after the opening, up 7.33 points from Friday's close. Rises outnumbered falls by nearly two-to-one among New York Stock Exchange-listed issues, with 800 stocks higher and
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    169 16 Reuter NEW ZEALAND may hold a referendum to decide if governments should serve a four-year term instead of the current three years in office, Prime Minister David Lange told a news conference yesterday. He said that if voters did opt for the change,
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    Lock icon NZ Premier accused of plotting to sever defence ties with US
    351 16 UPI OPPOSITION leader Jim Bolger yesterday accused New Zealand Prime Minister David Lange of secretly plotting the severing of defence ties with the United States as early as 1984 in a bid to put New Zealand in the camp
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    Comex gold
    116 16 COM EX gold futures rallied yesterday morning on news that many of South Africa's black gold and coal miners had gone on strike on Sunday. Gold for December delivery was up US$6.2O at U*****.00 an ounce. It held a high/low of U*****.70/469.60 after less than one hour of
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      Lock icon Supertanker hits mine outside Gulf
      34 16 Reuter A US-operated supertanker loaded with Iranian oil hit a mine in the Sea of Oman yesterday, the first casualty of the Iran-Iraq "tanker war" outside the Gulf. Reuter
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      Lock icon Six mineworkers injured
      46 16 Reuter SIX WORKERS were injured, two seriously, at the start of a nationwide strike by black workers in South Africa's crucial gold and coal mines. Anglo American Corporation said they were hurt in a clash between strikers and miners who wanted to work.
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      Lock icon 'Lies scaring away investors'
      52 16 Bernama CERTAIN QUARTERS are deliberately spreading falsehoods to scare off British investors from Malaysia though the country has long abandoned the "buy British last" policy. Prime Minister Datuk Seri Dr Mahathir Mohamad said on his return from a three-week visit to Britain, Hungary and the Soviet
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      36 16 Bernama THE DAP wants the government to defer the imposition of new highway toll rates scheduled for Thursday until the "controversy" over the awarding of the north-eouth highway project is resolved.
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      32 16 Reuter SRI LANKA yesterday freed nearly 800 more suspected Tamil rebels as their comrades in the north and east surrendered more arms under a peace agreement. Reuter
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      27 16 Reuter THE LOWER HOUSE of the Philippines' new Congress passed its first bill yesterday, renaming Manila International Airport the Ninoy Aquino International Airport.
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      US Lines begins offloading
      498 17  -  American New Jersey finished discharging empty boxes By LINDA CHEE THE DISCHARGE of empty containers from United States .Lines's three giant containerships in Singapore has finally begun. Early Sunday afternoon the American New Jersey completed the offloading of 1,091 containers at the Tanjong Pagar Terminal without
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      Evergreen Marine takes over agency work in UK, Ireland
      217 17 EVERGREEN MARINE Corporation (UK) Ltd haa taken over liner agency responsibility for Evergreen in the UK and Ireland with effect from Aug 3. This move, which is a few months earlier than originally intended, is designed to give Evergreen tighter control
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      129 17 AFP A GROUP of shipowners from the European Community (EC) haa filed a protest with the European Commission in Brussels about a South Korean firm's alleged dumping practicee, said one of the plaintiffs. ABC Containerline of Belgium, on Monday. The shipowners have
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        92 17 Opecna THE FIVE licensed bunkering companies of Nigeria supplied a total of 19,500 tonnes of fuel oil to 103 vessels in April, compared with 15,619 tonnes to 88 ships during the previous month. According to the Nigerian Petroleum News, 80 of the vessels in April
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        111 17 AP A TAIWANESE fishing trawler rescued 13 Vietnamese refugees from a drifting boat in the South China Sea after 30 other refugees in the boat reportedly died of starvation, Taipei police reported on Monday. Police said the Taiwanese trawler Ching Chi Feng picked up the refugees
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      706 18 Fairplay ALTHOUGH PROBLEMS are still being found in the Japanese marine induatry, it is becoming increasingly obvious that-as long as research and development continues, there is and will be a maritime future for Japan. Nevertheless, although money and facilities are being made available
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      581 18 AP TWO MONTHS of disturbances, riots and protests against military control of the government have not spilled over to the important Panama Canal, where officials report shipping as usual. "Absolutely normal. And that is something I'm proud of," says Dennis Philip McAuliffe,
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      1269 18 HIGHER rates for grain chartering out of the US Gulf and very active time-charter business featured the freight market on Friday, shipbrokers said. Shippers were reported to have paid U5516.50 for grain from the Gulf to Japan, compared with $16 previously, while business from the Gulf to Rotterdam
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      CONSORTIA
      175 19 THE MAJOR shipping consortia operating between the Far East/European, Far East/Persian Gulf, Straits ports/Australia, Straits/Japan and the member lines: ACE (FAR EAST/EUROPE): Franco Belgian Services "K" Line Korean Shipping Corporation Neptune Orient Lines Orient Overseas Container Line Cho Yang Shipping ANRO (STRAITS/ AUSTRALIA): Australian National Line Australia/Straits Container Line
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      Hongkong posts 10pc rise in throughput
      204 19 HONGKONG registered a 10 per cent increase in shipping throughput for the first quarter of this year compared with the same period in 1986, said The South China Morning Post. It attributed the figure to the Hongkong Shipping Statistics Report, which added that 3,250
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      408 19 Lloyd's List ANTWERP shipping agents have appealed to shipping lines for a rate increase and are setting up special committees to put pressure on owners to do so. The Antwerp Shipping Federation has targeted the trade to India and Pakistan as the first area. Federation
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      279 19 Reuter THE US-ESCORTED CONVOY of Kuwaiti oil tankers moved up the Gulf without incident after the US recovered mines from the waterway, US Defence Secretary Caspar Weinberger said yesterday "We destroyed mines outside the Kuwait harbour, and they are mines that Iran possesses." he said. "We
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      112 19 FAR EAST TRADE PRESS Ltd publisher of Cargonews Asia has compiled the facts on who does what, where and how in its first edition of the Cargonews Yearbook. Designed to save shipping executives time and money in locating Asia's freighting companies by phone, telex or by the
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      Lock icon Ships re-enact voyage
      68 19 AP SEVEN tall ships sailed on Sunday for Cape Town. South Africa, on the third part of a voyage to re-enact the one that took the first white settlers to Australia 200 years ago. The iron and wooden vessels, their square sails billowing in gentle winds, shoved
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      281 19 AFP ALTHOUGH the escalation in tension in the MiddleEast Gulf following the Mecca riots in Saudi Arabia led to a doubling of London underwriters' war risk insurance rates, this did not appear to prevent shipowners from meeting a reasonable level of demand from charterers. London broker E A
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      ICTF reaching throughput capacity of first phase
      161 19 THE INTERMODAL Container Transfer Facility (ICTF) in Southern California is approaching the 360,000-contain-er throughput capacity of its first phase, which will exceed early expectations of its firstyear performance. With the recent expansion of Sea-Land Service's use of the ICTF. the number of containers
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      SHIPPING LIST where your ships are due...and when
      9314 24 3®aBG)(IEB 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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      304 25 AT CONVENTIONAL WHARVES VIINI KEPPEL WHARVES Amval Departure Fengsheng <29 Alongside 14.06/2300 Gold Orli <30 alongside 11.06/2300 Guanghe <35 alongside 12.06/1500 Lianhuashon K31 alongside 14.06/0600 Ostfrieslond <33 alongside 11.06/2000 Thai Rose <20 alongside 11.06/0600 Verbena <16 alongside 11.06/0600 Brinton Lykes <33 1106/2359 13.06/0600 Builder III <23 11
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      955 25 RECEIVINQ OF EXPORT FCL CONTAINERS AND LCL CARGO Qdm FCL Ship Arrival LCL COTQO movement Voy date/tin IW Oparalor •chadula Locrtlo Pegasus P 492N 1) 08.87 1800 SSPl F5A 0900-1000 F6 B Butang 364 11.08.87 1900 S'pore Shpg F5A 1000-1100 A3 Sinofa 959 11.08.87 1900 Sea Consort F8
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      367 18 EUROPE/FAR EAST CONVENTIONAL SERVICE VSL PT of LDG DATES PT KLA KARYATIS Rostock SaiM M ELEFTHERIA II Immnghain SaiM yj CLARE Luefceck-Hamburg SaiM 3/1 TBN Szczecin-Rostock SaiM RAMSES Bramen-Hamfeurg SaiM TBN Bremen-Hull 2M/9 1/10 I tiw •den-Hamburg-Santa nder 24-3/9 4/10 Further load/ discharging ports an route subject to sufficient inducement
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      397 18 CHARGEURS RE UN IS C« POINTE NOIRE at DOUALA SINGAPORE f NQUIPiF S 2723"*44 CFS 2224(>41 f A* 22 LOADING DIRECT FOR; u-tEuwoii r nom rtttmu liweville douala sw t to I o? Optorg Shipping Pte. Ltd lEL M A ABIDJAN DAKAR HS« 19 Sapt u to is to ftort
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      655 19 NOTICE 9 II LIK f ill 3 n I^l i i. !1J The member Lines of the above Conferences have been monitoring the berthing situation at the undernoted ports and have reported and agreed on the following:PORT SUDAN :As a result of delays at these ports a congestion AND surcharge
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      289 20 5C CO NT AINERSHIP SERVICE TO UK/CONTINEN T Hapag-Uoyd s CHWV/SEMI CONTAINER SERVICE TO EUROPE C C NV.S EMI CONTAIN ER SERVICE TO MED EUR OPE CONTAINERSHIP SERVICE FROM UK CONTINENT Tolaga Bay To*4 Eiprast Rhini Haru Larp Bay Kurani Haru Agents Singapore *****66 K. Lumpur *****25 Booking *****78 P.
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      535 20 *J U Mt SC&LINE i—u tmmm FULLY CONTAINERISED SERVICE [TO EUROPE VIA SUEZ Mfmbfr ol lhf cf Co t um S port L*Kj»f« R dim NEPTUN£ DIAMOND 71W ORIENTAL CHIEF UN KOREAN JACEJIN CHINA CONTAINER 41W NEPTUNE CRYSTAL 41* ALSO CALLING ANTWERP VIA ROTTERDAM PKELANG CTRS VIA FEEDER VESSEL Ft
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      427 20 ASIA WEST AFRICA CONTAINER SERVICE SAILINGS EVERY MONDAY EVER GROUP EVER GARDEN EVER GIVEN CARO (LCL FCL) FOR: DAKAR, f?!^L!?L 1 OWROVIA ABIOJAN. TEMA, LOME, LAGOS DOUALA I""- I.t Sififjpore flppiils HflhKl MM! DAHHY SHIPPING Plf I II) Ipl WbloBB S ?S>3?6 INDIA STEAMSHI EXPRESS FCL/LCL FORTNIGHTLY CONTAINER SERVICE TO
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      959 20 SHIPPING TIMES, Tuesday, August 11, 1987 EVERGREEN full ,0 St Round-The-World East Bound (FE/C ARIB/USEC/EURQ/FE) FIX ROM AMI UtV SGP 11/11 u/io i*m vnt ALSO ACCEPTING CARGO TO: 1) PROVIOCNCE. NEWARK. SAVANNAH. 10$ TON PHILADELPHIA. NORFOLK JACKSONVILLE WILMINGTON BERMUDA. ETC i«.uwnnu I) ATLANTA, CHICAGO. DETROIT COLUMBUS t OTHER MAJOR NICXORRIDGE
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      489 21 w PACIFIC INTERNATIONAL LINES PIL Building, 140 Cecil Street, 03-00 Singapore 0106. Tel: *****33 FAR EAST CONTAINER SERVICE KOTA MNGA MAJAPAMIT lOWA •MOW MURORAN (HOKKAJOO) *MTC HTTACHI INDONESIA CONTAINER SERVICE HAWK ■TANA SHUM «A DRAGON M DRAGON VOV SIN SCA FORTUNE 179 SM MTEGRA SCA FORTUNE 17*1 MTEGRA SMG SIN
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      167 21 NORBUL "3 NORBULK CARGO SERVICES LTD. REGULAR CONVENTIONAL TIMBER AND PLYWOOD SERVICE TO UK/CONTINENT PORTS MARKOS LYRAS NB3 BAUCI DM SP PN LOADING FOR In Port 14/1 NANTE^RDAM/ANT/UK/ 17/1 22/1 SCTE/RDAM/ANT /UK TO INDIA/PAK/RED SEA PORTS SPORE MARATHON UNITED AGENCY PTE LTD TEL 222WG6 MALAYSIA SP YEO SHIPPING i TRADING
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      616 21 BLC BEN LINE CONTAINERS EXPRESS CONTAINER SERVICE TO UK/CONTINENT M* Eiprtu 2M c *r !*<■» VI EXPRESS CONTAINER SERVICE FROM UK/CONTINENT •nan Cimu UK an 21* Ljcp Rty MM ON ALL VESSELS ACCEPT TRANSHIPMENT CARGO I TO/FROM PENANG AND EAST MALAYSIAN PORTS J IK]JEBSEN LINE NEW ZE ALAND Tl »EW
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      478 21 n 3 I MMMm 'J ri* SRIWIjAYA/TlWl IHM LJ. BONTANC/12WB 2S-2SI occan nnwjlß w PALEMBANG/7WB 25-27/1 PALEMBANW7W6 lut)ict to Mi BILBAO BREMEN A'DAN/R'DAMH'BURG 13/1 17It an tsn an 3/M 7/1B 510 1210 24/ M 28/U 31/ M Also accepting ciryo to BaM, Port Altnndrit. Owm, TrMi. ALSO ACCEPTING BOTH CONTAINERS,
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      395 21 BOUSTEAD SHIPPING AGENCIES 1* PAGAN VUM PA-A* VIUK SIT-TWAY VJU HANDALAY VU HTONETWA V22M BURMA FIVE STAR r "TT TT»" MmtlM (Burmese National Line) Loading for Rangoon S'pore P.Kelang Penang Bangkok JBS- z z 11/12 A* Wit Ai« S/7 Au| 15/17 A* VBB BANK LINE EXPRESS SOU-CONTAINER < NORTHBOUND TO
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      1056 22 K"LinE SHIPPIfIB OPITfI ATLAFITftC COAST (Round-The-RAINBOW BRIDGE V 8 N GARNET VlO •VIA FEEDER •PK/PNG SPORE Sid 14 Aug IS Aug 21 Aug NYC HFX 19 Sep 23 Sep 26 Sep 30 Sep PACIFIC SDUTH-UJEST FEEDER VSL 'PK/PNC SP MOTHER VSL LA/LB OAK CHICAGO NEW YORK RAINBOW BRIDGE V« Sid
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      255 22 S A VAAL 3531F NEOLLOYO COLOMBO 3S3OF OSAKA MARU 3334G HAYAKAWA MARU 3433G P.Eli* C.Town Durban Sid SM Sid 13/8 14/8 17/8 Jmrdtn JARDINE SHIPPING AGENCIES (REG, 242*4/ OOK) 200 CANTONMENT ROAD #12-05 SOUTHPOINT. SINGAPORE <808 let: *****11 TELEX NO: RS ***** TERMINAL/CFS Tel *****18-220 BOOKINGS Tel *****34-235 FREIGHT LINKS
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      745 22 '/U AUSTRALIA EXPRESS CONTAINER SERVICI Accepting FCL/FCL Container* Foodor PKetong Lmtr Veuol S port IMb From Sfdn Ate Aa KABIROAS" VJS 1 Au| 22 Aug 31 Aug 29 Aug AM/Bra ESTECLIPPER *16 II Aug CH AND I DAS' Vi 7 6 Sept 21 Sept 30 Sept 2t Sept AM Brc
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      792 22 Ip [V I GOLDEN LINE f!S!!*>k GUKN GUAN SWUNG (PTE) LID V 23 W ht> Utn4 ">* SWtfOK 0104 TU U43SM (II LMESI Far *****04 STRAITS/PERSIAN GULF SERVICE: Spoce P KetongPenant GOLDEN BEAR Colombo/Karachi/Out* 1701 Aug GOLDEN HARVEST 1/10 Sept- CHINA SERVICE A VESSEL Shanfh»i/Mtin«nc 11/21 Aug CHINA OCEAN SHIPPING
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      441 22 PHI LI Oni€NT LIN€S PT€ LTD HEAD OFFICE 63 ROBiNSON ROAD «C 7 1? AFRO ASt* BUUOiNC SINGAF ORE GlCb TELE* BS ***** PHItl FAX *****76 DUBAI OAMMAN KUWAIT. DOHA. MUSCAT. BAHMK. ABU DHABI B SHARJAH. JEOOAH. HOOQDAN. AQABA N KONG. KOBE. KEELUNG. COLOMBO. KARACHI BOMBAY EAST AFRICA/MEDITERRANEAN m Em
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      818 23 NEPTUNE AGENCIES PTE. LTD FE EU/AUST TPA/SEA Terminal CFS BOOKINGS 27K753 *****42 *****22 *****53 *2»}J 27*111 *****41 NEPLINE SDN BHD KIHI7 IKWARD/OUTWARD NEPTUNE ORIENT LINES LTD !t£ NEPLINE SDN. BHD J6M887 NEPLINE SDN BHD *****J3 tnv NEPLINE SDN. BHD t2003Vt27MM27K1ft27«2 NEPLINE SDN BHD. *****0/2M041 ENQUIRIES. *****44 TO EUROPf/DM\flA TJ N
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      142 23 u TflYO SHIPPING LINES PTE LTD TEL *****25 (3 Llnet) TLX RS ***** TAYOIN VESSEL ETA ETD DESTINATION PIYA I 21/8 25/8 KRABI/COLOMBO* SINAR MEGA 13/8 14/8 PEKAN BARU/DUMAI J A VESSEL 13/8 14/8 BATAM A VESSEL 25/8 29/8 BANGKOK A VESSEL In Pt 11/8 TORT MORESBY, LAE TERNATE REGULAR
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      515 23 HEUNG-A SHIPPING Korean Flag Vessels SEMI-CONTAINERISED DIRECT SERVICE TO P KELANG. PENANG. BUSAN. INCHON Vmml'i Nam* S'por M Enterprite/712N In Pt No 7 Donam/70tN IS/I No I Donam/70SM 17/S No i Don*m/70M 23/1 No Donam/70tN OS/9 M. Enterprise/713N L 2/9 No 7 Donam U/9 P Kelang Buun 22H 21/1 W9
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      929 23 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 ***** R*****8 f kelanc M/S HANDLING SYSTEM CO SON BHD No. 14 Jaian Cungah. Port Kaiani SM», Malaysia T«t 3M82«3/3SM24a
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      25 23 dUSk AUSTRALIAN SERVICES WEEKLY CONSOLIDATION/SHIPPING SERVICES TO/FROM ALL AUSTRALIAN PORTS INCLUDING TASMANIA ALL INLAND POINTS BOOKING AGENT: FREIGHT MANAGEMENT SINGAPORE CONTACT: LYN/HELEN *****11 (15 LINES)
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      263 24 MSAPORi SHIPPING CORPN. (PTC) LTD. TEL: 225-6868 (30 Lines) TELEX: RS ***** A/B SSCMA, RS ***** A/B SSCAD FAX NOS: *****39/*****76 Vt B DE UT F RACHT/SE EREEDERFI Rr\T FORTNIGHTLY FULL CONTAINER SERVICE TO EUROPE IT'T.f 11.-'.'"I 1 ■."■HTM m •VIA COLOMBO; Accepting cargo for INDIA Bombay. CoGiw I Madras
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      152 24 Regioitl Weather a m N yk sK idt'A IBS S3 SIGNIFICANT WEATHER AND SEA CONDITIONS AT 7.30 A.M. THIS MORNING. LEGEND: R Thunderstorm Shower Rain Cloudy Sky Sarfaee wM an t Temperature Weather °C aWind direction with speed in knots nam W *v* height Cloudy Sky Sarfaee winds are indicated
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      225 25 CALL US AT: P. KELANG PENAHG J. BAHRU P. GUDANG i SINGAPORE I K. LUMPUR 3M5753/*****11 04-6251/2/4, (***** 07-24im 07-*****3, *****5, *****0, *****1 02-*****22 WEEKLY FAR EAST/EUROPE CONTAINER SERVICE TO EUROPE FEEDER Lttm. SI J M rrr rrr r JUTLANMA OTHER DESTINATIONS: AARHUS, AMSTERDAM. ANTWERP, BASLE, BREMEN, BREMERHAVEN, COPENHAGEN. HELSINKI.
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      197 25 RUN CONTAINER LINE TRANSTAINERS LINE WEST AFRICA SERVICE PEN/PK SIN TO: DAKAR. CONAKRY UM 13p ABIDJAN, LOME m Z3* CONTONOU, DOUALA ÜBMEMJLE, PORT GENTH P. NOIRE, LUANDA DAILY ACCEPTING LCL/FCL TO:HURN DUBAI DUKBAH rr. KEAM USTMUI ffi/UI IMOK (KUR »TNTI PORT TO DOOR DELY: PT. KELANG TO KOTA KINABALU IN
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      445 26 FARGO SHIPPING COMPANY)PTC)LTt '*M regular express full container AND LCL SERVICE INBOUND AGENT FOR ABC CONTAINERLINE From US A/Canada/Europe/Mediterranean 200 Cantonment Road #02-03 Southpoint Singapore 0208 Tel: *****22 (4 Lines) CFS (Import) K37 Tel: *****78 CFS (Export) EAL Tel: *****49 P.T. UNITED SHIPPING ORGANISATION LTD 7k- DIRECT REGULAR SERVICES M
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      644 26 SM N v (SOCIEFE MAURICIENNE DF NAVIGATION) INDIA OCEAN, SOUTH/EAST AFRICA REGULAR SEMI-CONTAINER SERVICE VMMI FLAMBOYANT GASIKARA lEzai LOADING FOR Pt Louts, R tun ion, Durban, Capetown, Pt Elizabeth, Tamatave Pt Louis, Reunion, Durban, Capetown, Pt Elizabeth, Tamatave SEALION SHIPPING (S) PTE LTD TFI ??OSMI 7.V0//,' Tf L F X
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      342 26 r 1 y Mitsui OS K Lines Ltd rmi CONVENTIONAL/SEMI-CONTAINER LOVCEN EAAIA ASTRA PEAK SWA 26A SUBJECT INDUCEMENT Mombasa, Daressalam, Tanga Port Louis. Reunion WATERGEUS WAA7A RAINBOW AVENUE WAB3A Rmks: Subject Inducement. Apapa/P Harcourt P No«re, Abidjan, Monrovia, Lome, Contonou, Tema SA. VAAL 3531F NEDLLOYD COLOMBO 3630F OSAKA MARU VOY
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