The Business Times, 26 August 1987

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    11 1 BUSINESS TIMES MCI (P) 112/12/86 WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 26, 1987 75 CENTS
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    FINANCIAL NEWS SUMMARY
    178 1 Exchange rates THE S$ fell against the US$ to close at $2.1085/75 (S$2.1055/65) in thin trading yesterday. It also fell against the M$, HK$ and the Swiss franc, but strengthened against the DM, yen and the USS: 142.85/95 yen, 1.8225/35 DM, S$2.1065/75 M$» S$0.8352/59 OvcfNM markets Tmadoy
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    Intraco interim profits soar 177pc to record $11m
    495 1  -  Gains from restructuring, better trading conditions By LISA LEE INTRACO Ltd is running hard and fast on the record-breaking track with its splendid interim performance. Group pre-tax profits soared 177 per cent to $11.06 million for the six months ended June 30
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    Stag fever may place Jurong Shipyard in the record books
    399 1  -  By LEONG WEN WAH STAG "FEVER", which has struck Shenton Way since Aug 13, culminated yesterday in traffic jams along Shenton Way as last-minute applicants for Jurong Shipyard's offer of 50 million shares at $1.50 each scrambled to meet the
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    Lock icon Few projects worth funding: KL banker
    153 1 Bernama ES THERE is now a general feeling in the Malaysian banking fraternity that there is a scarcity of good projects to fund, a financier said yesterday. Muis Hassan, senior manager in the Bumiputra Development Department of Malaysian Industrial Development Finance Bhd (MIDF), said
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    Beef out in the cold
    67 1 Asloo MILLION worth of beef from Australia has been placed in cold store in the United States pending a Department of Agriculture decision on what to do with the meat consignments which the department suspects of pesticide contamination. The fate of these consignments could well
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    Lock icon Injunction against UEM to sign M$3.4b highway contract
    468 1 AFP MALAYSIA'S Supreme Court yesterday ordered a company not to sign a multi-billion dollar contract with the government to complete a highway that will run the length of the Malaysian peninsula. Justice Lee Hun Hoe, heading a three-man bench, granted an injunction
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    Lock icon Ghafar: No need to revise Constitution
    124 1 Bernama MALAYSIA'S Constitution doss not need to be revised since it is able to unite the people end bring them prosperity, Deputy Prime Minister Ghefar Baba said yesterday. It was not necessary to revise the Constitution just because the country now had 30 years
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    Blue chips lead share prices to all-time high
    407 1  -  By ROSE TAN SHARE PRICES in Singapore surged to an all-time high yesterday, led by huge gains in the prices of selected blue chips. Sustained buying right from the opening bell pushed the Straits Times Industrial Index up by 18.54 points by
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    Sep 7 date for SES system
    194 1 AFTER «n almost two-month dolay, the Stock Exchange of Singapore will introduce a now delivery and settlement system on Sep 7. The new system will change the rules governing commieeion rates, the delivery of shares by sellers, payment for ahares bought and contra deals.
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  • HOME NEWS
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      Brighter outlook for consultancy sector
      325 2  -  By GENEVIEVE CUA THE RECOVERING ECONOMY has brought about bright prospects for the consultancy business, National Productivity Board chairman Mr Mah Bow Tan said yesterday. In line with this optimistic prognosis, Mr Mah announced that early next year, the NPB will offer a new diagnostic
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      Singapore team for C'wealth meeting in KL
      203 2 A SINGAPORE DELEGATION from the local branch of the Commonwealth Parliamentary Association (CPA) will be attending the 33rd Commonwealth Parliamentary Conference to be held in Kuala Lumpur from Aug 28 to Sep 6. The team will be led by Mr Yatiman Yusof, Parliamentary
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      How to succeed in business
      308 2 KNOWING THE COMPANY thoroughly, recruiting qualified staff or hiring consultants are some of the ways to increase the chances of business success, managers of small- and medi-um-sized enterprises were told yesterday. Mr Oaron Liew, chairman of the Association of Small and Medium Enterprises, made the
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      MEMO PAD
      472 2 Seminars and r nriw WIS IOC 2/ HU13 /I Courses V. Ba 8«on Tic RS P Fax 27 ***** W DURATION Sep 7 (commencement date) Sep 7-8 Sep 7-8 Sep 711 Sep 7-9 Sep 7-9 Sep 7-9 Sep 7-18 Sep 7-18 Sep 7-Oct 2 Sep 8 and 11
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      PEOPLE IN BUSINESS
      241 3 FRANK WALSH, 47, has been appointed senior trade commissioner in Singapore of the Australian Trade Commission. He takes over from GRAEME HARGRAVES, who has returned to Australia. Mr Walsh, a graduate from Melbourne University, has 20 years of experience in the Australian Trade Commission. His most recent
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      Meet Winters and his 'anti-cancer' tea
      376 3  -  By RICHARD SEAH A TEA to "cleanse away" cancer might sound like quackery perhaps more so when one of the important ingredients was originally obtained from Singapore. Well, if the man who concocted it is a quack, he is probably the only one to
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      Questions for Parliament
      160 3 LEADER of the House Wong Kan Seng, the Minister for Community Development, will raise a motion on amendments to the rules for debate in the Chamber when Parliament sits on Monday. He will ask the House to endorse the Standing Orders Committee s proposed changes in a
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      Looking at household spending
      112 3 THE DEPARTMENT of Statistics will be conducting a survey on household expenditure from September 87 to August 88. Selected households will be surveyed for one month each and the data collected will be used to study the consumption habits of Singaporeans and to compile an updated
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      Seminar to focus on logistics and transport
      129 3 A ONE-DAY SEMINAR on Aug 27 about "Productivity in logistics and transportation" is being organised by the Chartered institute of Transport in conjunction with the National Productivity Board. The organisers say that this will be the first time a seminar will deal with
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      Tata turns to new sources of trading revenue
      501 3  -  By WILLIAM CHIA ADVERSE business conditions have led Tata Engineering Services. a Singapore-based exporter of heavy equipment spare parts, to develop expertise in the trading of diverse products Set up in 1981 to export spare parts from the Indian parent company to
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      R&D expertise can be used to benefit Asean
      406 3 RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT expertise could be developed in Singapore to benefit other Asean countries in their efforts to sell more goods to China, said Mr Chandra Das, chairman of the Government Parliamentary Committee (defence and foreign affairs). In an article in the
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      9 3 WORLDWIDE EXPRESS Prompt pick-up and delivery 24 hours a
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  • OVERSEAS
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      Lock icon UN meets on use of disarmament funds
      413 5 AFP REPRESENTATIVES of 128 countries met in New York on Monday to examine how the proceeds of world disarmament might be channelled to aid underdeveloped nations. The United States is boycotting the first International Conference on the Relationship Between Disarmament and Development because
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      Lock icon Japan seeks cooperation on superconductors
      256 5 Reuter JAPAN has called for more cooperation, not competition, in the worldwide race to find a commercially viable superconductor. The Ministry of International Trade and Industry has also outlined ways it would try to boost its own effort to discover the magic blend of materials
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      DAILY AIRCRAFT MOVEMENTS
      830 5 ARRIVALS Oporatof Sorvic* number Local flm* From UA UA805 0045 SFO/HKG MAA SU SQ41 0615 SIA SQ47 0710 DEL SU SQ491 0755 IWN GM GA1113 0815 JED/SHJ MAS MH681 0820 KUL KAi. KE624 0640 KUL /MAS MH811 0910 PEN MAS MH671 0920 KUL SU SQ103 0950 KIA
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      Lock icon Concern over fall In foreign investment
      353 5 AFP INDONESIA'S chief investment official has expressed pessimism on the prospects of foreign investment in developing countries, saying that most foreign capital was flowing from one industrialised country to another. Qinanjar Kartasasmita, chairman of the Investment Coordinating Board, told a seminar in Jakarta on
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      Lock icon Contradictory answers to business ethics poll
      244 5 AP A MAJORITY of American business executives surveyed agree that good ethics is good business, but more than 20 per cent say they would be willing to bribe a public inspector, according to a poll. In addition, while 82 per cent of Chicago-area executives
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      Lock icon US personal expenditure outpaces income
      445 5 Reuter THE PERSONAL income of Americans rose 0.4 per cent in July, while spending jumped 0.0 per cent, indicating consumers are continuing to contribute to economic growth, the Commerce Department said on Monday. The spending increase was the largest since a 2.3 per cent rise
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      43 5 AdoloWo Amjt»rdom Athens ftohroki Bangkok fcorbodos Bairvt tolgrod* Now D*M Naw York k.ll PWCOHO Oilo Ports Parlh Mo 'Janeiro Rom* San Frts'co San Jwan TiuiLuut XWHIOyO Sao Paulo Sooul Sydney Toipot Tol AWv Tokyo Toronto Voncow*r Vienna Warsaw VA/j 1., .1 ,i ▼VOWwiyTOn
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  • MONEY AND EXCHANGES
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      Forex markets
      959 6 SINGAPORE: The US dollar yesterday closed firmer against most major currencies on short-covering interest prompted by Japanese Finance Minister Kiichi Miyazawa's remark that he would not leave the exchange market unchecked. The dollar received mild support in the morning session on reports that the Bank of Japan placed
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      Comex gold/silver futures
      138 6 Gold futures on Aug 24 8 I ouncas. USS par troy ou wa Opw Mfh Ln Ml* Aug 87 436.00 461.50 456.00 460 70 3.80 s*p 458.50 460.00 4MJ0 461 JO 3.80 Oct 458.00 46SJ0 458.00 463.80 3 JO DK 464.00 471.X ***** 469,30 3JO fwb M
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      Money markets
      49 6 THE OVERNIGHT rate on the Singapore interbank market fell X point to close at yesterday. Term rates were unchnaged. S$ Interbank rates at 7pm yesterday: orm mo o»~l/l 0 1-oanfti 4 3/« 4 1/2 2-tnoMh 4 1/2 4 3-moM»I 4 1/2 4 3/1 Ov«migh» mod*! 1 1/4
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      Eurodollar opens lower on weaker greenback
      202 6 DECEMBER Eurodollar opened 2 ticks lower on Simex at 92.32 on a weaker US dollar yesterday. However, as the US dollar recovered from supportive comments by Japan's Finance Minister Kiichi Miyazawa, the Dec contract traded to 92.34, but encountered resistance initially at this level.
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      Options
      622 6 CURRENCY FUTURES OPTIONS 1MM t Monday, fcugua 24 1987 BRITISH POUND £23,000; can •Mte C—i im to par t PM MM If t 1S75 SJO OeK 4/0 Om-c 5 AO 0.10 Oe*-9 0/3 143 1600 3.05 3.00 4.05 3.23 1-50 240 1625 1.30 1/0 113 1.05 340 1*30 0.40
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      Simex/IMM
      385 6 SIMEX Trading on Aygmt 2S, 1M7 Opon High Leo San b» Vol Op/W Vol EUROOOLLAR Sep 87 92.82 92.85 92 J1 9233 601 6190 230 OK 87 92.32 92.35 92.31 92.34 5391 6655 6419 Mor M 91.98 92.02 91.98 92.01 350 2666 276 hm M 91.71 91.74 9171 91.74
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  • BANKING AND FINANCE
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      Malaysian insurers in for hard times
      621 7  -  By BRIAN GOMEZ, Regional Correspondent MALAYSIA'S insurance industry "is heading for deep trouble, and the situation may warrant government intervention,'' according to a Hongkong firm of risk consultants. The central bank, they said, "may also have to bail out more banks in order to
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      Lock icon Debtor nations still have clout: bankers
      189 7 Reuter DEBTOR COUNTRIES still have enough muscle to win concessions from creditors in spite of a new hard line banks have taken towards Third World loans, bankers land economists said. As proof, they cited Argentina's ability to secure generous tern>s in a US$34 billion
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      Lock icon Speculators test central resolve of banks
      303 7 AP THE LAW OF GRAVITY worked on the dollar last week. Now it s the speculators' turn to see how far the currency will fall before central banks get serious about supporting it. The dollar's decline in the last seven trading days has been
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      ECICS improves first half performance
      387 7  -  By SOH TIANG KENG, Financial Correspondent A BIG RISE in claims recovered, along with a sharp fall in claims paid, helped the Export Credit Insurance Corporation of Singapore (ECICS) improve its financial performance for the first half of 1987. Its half-year accounts show a net
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      Two new factoring companies
      218 7 TWO NEW FACTORING companies have been formed by the ECICS. One of them. International Factors (Singapore), is wholly owned. The other, International Factors (Marine), is a joint venture in which ECICS has a 51 per cent stake. The other shareholders are Neptune Orient Lines (35 per
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      Lock icon Omani banks' profits higher
      73 7 Reuter GROSS PROFITS of commercial banks operating in Oman rose to 20.6 million Omani rials in 1966 from 18.7 million the previous year. A recent study conducted by the central bank showed windfall gains from a 10.2 per cent devaluation of the rial against the US
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      Lock icon Fed to maintain monetary policy
      213 7 Reuter THE Federal Open Market Committee voted at its July 7 meeting to maintain the existing degree of reserve restraint, minutes released last week showed. The FOMC set a 5 per cent June to September growth target for M-2 and 7% per cent for M-3,
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      Lock icon Shares of low exposure banks gain popularity
      217 7 NYT REGIONAL US banks with no exposure to foreign loans are increasingly being recommended by analysts as many big money centre institutions and larger regionals continue to be battered by problems arising from their foreign lending. Last Wednesday, for instance. Citicorp's stock fell
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      Asian $ market
      324 7 Asian market ASIAN DOLLAR deposit rates closed little changed from the opening levels in quiet afternoon trading yesterday. Short-dates were steady to slightly higher initially but were unchanged subsequently. Overnight closed at 6X 6Vi. Wed/Thurs at 6 11/16 6 9/16 and weekfixed at 6% 6% per cent. Term rates were
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      Government securities market
      83 7 Treasury bills ■> Period Issue Yesterday's closing Day's code Maturity RID OFFER HIGH LOW 3 months BQ*****H 26.11.87 3.23 3.13 3.15 3.15 6 months BS*****Z 21.01.88 3.30 3.20 3.26 3.25 1 y*ar BY*****S 30.06.88 3.40 3.30 Government notes and bonds Period Issue Maturity Coupon Yesterday's closing Day's
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      World interest rates
      198 7 Indicate* th« average of tha prima landing rataa of 12 major bank* In S'pora r Interbank market rates (offer/bid) on Aug 25 us) DM SWFC Y«fl 7 do ft 6 3/4 s/a 10 9 7/8 4 3 7/8 7 1/2—1/4 3 7/8 3/4 1 ml* 6 13/16
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      252 7 SUCH SPLENDID FARE: m Mbf 7 5 THE BRITISH FOOD FAIR. Put together by our own English chef lan Neish, the British Food Fair at the Cafe In the Park features everything British. With no less than 27 favourites from the British Isles. This includes Cock-a-leekie Soup. Mutton and Bariey
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  • Page 7 Miscellaneous
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      41 7 tltlllll3s.il IKXJ CANT MAG/NS HOW DISAPPOINTED YES, I 1 FEEL.B.P, HOtU CAN. J IST DOWN... 31T5T30T TM6OING TO CHANNEL MY FRUSTRATION INTO AN6ER. AN6EXSA VAUP EMOTION. ifSTTMB lALLOUJEP MYSELFTO FEEL NEGATIVE ENERGY. m m fs§ 5 ft 4 TJ 2' .< X
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  • COMMODITIES
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      Oil and Products
      81 8 MIDDLE distillates exhibited relative stability. Regional buying and potential Japanese interest is expected to keep kerosene levels fairly constant. Fuel oil continued to slide. Naphtha was traded down. USJ/borr«( Chang* Onboi (Oct) 16-71 +0.0* Ww T.mo. WD (Oo) 10.63 -0.32 Products (FOB S'pore) Oang* 22.55 wndi Com*
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      Precious Metals
      259 8 HONGKONG: Gold yesterday closed slightly lower in fairly active trading following strong gains in New York. The metal ended at USS4SB 70/459 20 an ounce against New York's $460.50/461.00 close and the $455.90/456.40 finish in Hongkong on Monday. On the local market gold rose HK$24 to close at
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      Palm Oil
      477 8 Crude palm oil prices recovered slightly to close off the day's lows on light covering and speculative buying interest. Aug deliveries in the north fell Mslo to Ms7ls a tonne, central M 57.50 to M 5712.50 and south M 52.50 to M 5717.50. Refined palm oil was also
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      Produce Prices
      288 8 Chinese Produce Exchange Softors noon dorino pftets on August 25 (S$/100 kg) Coconut oil Bufc FOB 95.00 OM drum FOB 105.00 N»w drum FOB 109.00 Copra Mixed (loo—) 56 Pepper Muniok wMt* FOB NLW 1192 JO oorawas wmvo FOB foq NLW 1177 JO Sarawak spodol black FOB NLW
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      Rubber
      272 8 SINGAPORE The rubber market closed firmer with September One RSS buyers quoted at 217.50 cents/kilo, up 2.75 cents from Monday. The morning session gained 2.75 cents on shortcovering interest of nearby positions and sellers reserve. in moderate turnover. The TSR-20 market was light but prices were higher in line
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      KL Tin
      184 8 THE Kuala Lumpur Tin Markat (KLTM) prtea yaatarday cloaad 11 cants waakar at MH6.M a kg on strong and p#raMml sailing praasurs. Monoiy s itvti anraciad ranswsd offsring of 158 tonnss, but lhan was lIMIA WJ akjlfKjß «a IlkA 1 fiu© Duying imtrtti 11 inf h|.j|■■ AflU i
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      RAS and MRELB
      264 8 RAS prices in s mmi, fob m M NOON CLOSE 8vyort Setters 8wyon r-M Int 1 RSS Prompt 218.00 219.00N 218.00 219.00N Int 1 RSS Sep 87 217 JO 218-50 217J0 218.00 Int 1 RSS Oct 217.00 217J0 217.00 217 JO hi 2 RSS Of 215.00 217.00N
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      SSR and SMR
      79 8 IcaMt/kg, 1-ton pnliti) SEPTEMBER 87 OCTOia 87 (currant month) (forwor d month) RAS NOON NOON llfyifl Sihn S*n SS* 20 196.00 194.00N ***** 19&OON SSt 50 MRELB 194 JO 195 JON *jgK«ri 194-50 195 JON SMK CV 265JO 267JON 266-50 26U0N SMI I 265-50 267JON 266-50 26CJ0N
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      London Markete
      326 8 LCE tluyir/SiMir pricM on Aug 24 (£/tom« uni AM Ml Illl ill •M ipaontoj rrfvlom downo pr*c#s in poi'inrtitih. can— fto*h in-ttor« London, wl»n option OF London 1255/1254 (1251/1253) High/Low 1255/1244 Nov 1281/1283 (1281/1282) High/Low 1281/1265 jom (2050) Cocoa s*P 1249/1250 (1240/1241) High/Low 1253/1236 OK 1291/1292 (1279/1280) Mtgh/Low
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      Soybean
      136 8 SOYBEAN future* in Chicago on Monday recovered from midday lowa when soyoil rallied, but still ended with loeeea of IV4 to 6tt US centa per buahel in moderately light dealings. November aettled at USss.oB* after poeting a 4tt-cent range on the day. The growing belief in the trade that
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      Wheat
      141 8 WHEAT futures in Chicago on Monday recovered from' morning lows in sympathy' with the recovery in soybean* to cioee quietly mixed, ranging from dowrt X cent per buehei in Pe»" cember to up X in sew crop July. September settled at USS2.73* after posting a three-cent range. Lack of
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      1017 8 U5530,000,000 Floating Rate U.S. Dollar Negotiable Certificates of Deposit, due 27th February 1989* The Dai-Ichi Kangyo Bank Limited (Singapore Branch) In accordance with the provision of the Certificates, notice is hereby given that for the six month interest period from 26 August 1987 to 26 February 1988, the Certificate will
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      283 8 PRIMA LIMITED (FLOUR MILLS) (Incorporated in the Republic of Singapore) ANNOUNCEMENT The Board of Director* of Prima Limited to pteaaed to make the foNowtng announcement: UNAUDITED RESULTS FOR FIRST HALF YEAR ENDED 30TH JUNE 1967 In the opinion of the Directors, no item, transaction or event of a material and/or
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  • ADVERTISING & MARKETING
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      Good PR practitioners need to be good managers
      618 9  -  By TONG SUIT CHEE A GOOD public relations professional should be a good manager as he needs to know how to delegate and motivate staff or haVe management skills. Paul Koop, president of the International Public Relations Aasociation (IPRA) who was in
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      KFC returns to Colonel's spicy basics
      277 9  -  By GENEVIEVE CUA THE COLONEL'S original recipe formed the basics for Kentucky Fried Chicken'» latest advertising campaign following a faithful return to Colonel Saunder s cooking method. "Before June last year, the chicken was crispy but not as juicy as it should be. Now
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      Lock icon Ad industry blooms in China
      404 9 AP FROM THE billboards for airlines that few Chinese can ever hope to fly, to the television ads for consumer goods just recently within the financial grasp of the newly affluent, advertising has become a part of Chinese life. It was only after senior leader
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        Ted Bates appoints new group account director
        92 9 MIKE JORDAN (right) from Ted Bates in London has been appointed group account director at Ted Bates Singapore. Mr Jordan, formerly an account director at the agency's London office, has more than 10 years of cli-ent-servicing experience. This included several international businesses and
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        Dentsu wins Toyota account
        58 9 DENTSU Young Rubicam has been appointed to handle the $1.5 million Toyota Motors account for Borneo Motors. The account moved from The Ball Partnership. LEO BURNETT has hired a new creative team following the re-structuring of its creative department. Laura Ee and Margaret McHugh, previously at
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      What public relations is and what it is not
      807 9  -  By MONICA GWEE YOU'VE heard it hurled at countless meetings at countless unfortunate public relations officers "Why isn't our name in today's paper?" But perhaps the most unfortunate story belongs to a young PR officer who called this office to plead
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      64 9 OLYMPICS COMFORT Lj L' im r 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 reservations, please
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      191 9 copiers. since 1923 We Pa Horlfbur Used Copier f At this promotional offer, your used f copier will be worth $800 when you trade L in for our new Selex 1050. If this doesn't arouse you, our copiers might. The Selex 1050 L provides needle-sharp colour copies by simply touching
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  • PERSPECTIVE
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      488 10 THE TAG 'typical civil servant' carries with it not very flattering connotations. Not least the description 'inefficient', with the picture of an officer dictated by red tape and entwined in outdated work methods springing to mind. The personnel function is not a strong point of the
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      Aussie beef put in cold storage
      1588 10  -  The future of Australia's As7so million a year meat export to its biggest customer, the US, is now in doubt, following the latest crisis when a higher-than-acceptable level of insecticide was discovered. News of the discovery by US Department of Agriculture inspectors also prompted
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      1236 10 TO ac© BQEWD B 12 PM SBC Text Sample Poges. Opening and Programme Highlights followed by Videofashion Monthly The Short Story. In this issue, the focus is on the new short skirt. See why hemlines ore on the rise again this faH and why the shortest skirts are making fashion
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      690 10 CRYPTIC PUZZLE ACROSS 1 A big hit on the tennis court (5) 6 The sense to take aim? (5) 9 The word of a doubter (7) 10 Part of Rostropovich's shaving tackle (5) 11 Possibly the first signs of disunity (5) 12 A letter or two from a tennis star,
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  • INFORMATICS
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      ATS SoftwareCentre gets pioneer status
      399 11  -  By JEFFREY TSANQ PIONEER STATUS was awarded yesterday to local software developer ATS Software Centre for its pioneering efforts in CAD/CAM software for the building industry. "ATS Software Centre is in fact the first local company to put together a very ambitious plan to develop
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      Canadian firms see Singapore as a gateway to regional markets
      699 11 THE CONSISTENT growth of South-east Asian markets has made the Informatics Show very attractive to international companies wanting to get into the regional markets, said Canadian commercial counsellor Otch von Finckenstein. As a result, the Canadian national pavilion at this
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      IT is going back to the future
      577 11 THE SINGAPORE Information Technology Week which opens today promises to be a "back to the future" experience for all who are taking part in the three activities that make up the week the second Pan Pacific Computer Conference, the National Software Competition, and
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  • SPORTS & LEISURE
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      Lock icon Officials defend power boat safety rules
      548 12 AP AS INQUIRIES CONTINUED yesterday into the deaths of former Formula One motor racing driver Oidier Pironi and two other Frenchmen in a high-speed powerboat crash, officials of the sport in Britain rigidly defended safety standards. "Our rules are as tight as any in
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      Lock icon Low winds force delay of second race
      125 12 Reuter THE SECOND of six races in the 1967 World Star yachting championships at Chicago's Belmont Harbour was cancelled yesterday due to low wind speeds. The first of the six-race series, held on Monday, was won by the US entry of Mark Reynolds
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      Watch out for Nonita Lall
      481 13  -  SXGAPOHE LADES'GOLF ASSOCIATION IcmuJtdzCartier ftjfis 1987 AMATEUR OPEN CHAMPfONSHP By WALTON MORAtS INDIA'S Nonita Lall, a five-year veteran of the Queen Sirikit Cup, is the early favourite to win the Les Must de Cartier Singapore Ladies Amateur Open golf championship next month. Nonita, who has
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      Lock icon Gavaskar dismissed for nought as World X 1 chase 353
      312 13 Reuter SUNIL GAVASKAR, scorer of a masterly 188 in the first innings, was dismissed for nought as the Rest of the World X 1 chased 353 for victory in the bicentenary match against MCC at Lord's on Monday. Malcolm Marshall
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      Lock icon Balestrat hands Hu Na a beating
      213 13 AP DIANNE BALESTRAT recovered from unforced errors in the first set to defeat Hu Na 3-6. 6-2. 6-4 in the first round of the US$l5O,OOO United Jersey Bank Classic Tennis Tournament. Balestrat, a veteran from Australia, and Na. who defected from China in 1963
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      Tiger Beer sprint attracts mighty field
      467 13  -  By BRIAN MILLER IT's starter s up for the richest Class 2 race ever run in Singapore and come Saturday. 19 "lucky" runners will line up and vie for the honour of being the inaugural winner of the $100,000 Tiger Beer Gold Sprint Trophy
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      Lock icon Americans demonstrate power
      406 13 UPI AFTER TWO WEEKS of resplendent indulgence and ego-inflat-ing triumph. American athletes have one year in which to prepare for the Seoul Olympics. Competing against far smaller countries with minimal resources, the US flexed its muscles with might and majesty at the Pan American Games, save for
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      Lock icon Edberg shaping up well for US Open
      310 13 UPI STEFAN EDBERG's performance in the Association of Tennis Professionals Championship supports his prediction that he will play well at the US Open. Edberg culminated a week in which he did not lose a set by overpowering Boris Becker, 6-4, 6-1 on Sunday
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      Lock icon Injured Rush out of action for a while
      121 13 Reuter STRIKER lAN RUSH of Juventus will be out of action for at least four weeks after pulling a thigh muscle during his Italian soccer debut on Monday. Club director Francesco Morini said Rush, signed from English first division club Liverpool for
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      Lock icon Shriver all geared for good showing
      308 13 UPI PAM SHRIVER claims she is the dark horse of the US Open, thanks to recent jolts of momentum and confidence. Shriver played her serve-and-volley game to near perfection in winning Sunday's final of the Canadian Open 6-4, 6-1 over Zina Garrison. The victory
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      156 12 Seconds are FREE and all bottle sales enjoy a 30% discount lead singer, entertains with hi» rich, mellow songs during HAPPY HOUR from 5 pm 7 pm. Alter Happy Hour, two of the city's hottest bands. NEU FACES and CLASSIC, rave non stop throughout the night. And. the beer is
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      229 12 DEUCIOZO HYATT Mama Mia! Pete's Place introduces more exerting gastronomic treats tor all lovers of Italian food. SOUP AND SALAD Light eaters can now select from a variety of four homemade soups and help themselves to our ever popular salad bar. $10.50* EARLY BIRD SPECIAL A complimentary bowl of salad
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      222 12 Hard rack cafe rocks the Streets. First hard rock cafe in Singapore! I r?r; Jolty Hours Monday Friday 10pm- lam London Set Meals Lunch $14+ Dinner $20+ FREE glass of draft beer or scotch whisky with each one ordered. All other drinks by the glass are at a 25% discount.
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      196 12 fS3I The Belvedere The Belvedere's Italian buffet luncheon. An incredible selection of 60 authentic favourites, from now till September 4.12.00 to 2.30 pm daily. Adult: $31/ Child $15 All prices subject to 10% service charge and 3% govt tax. The management reserves the right to change programme. Qw ith fJtntr
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      269 13 m ir. r Every second's on-the-house! The Fountain Lounge is flowing with the good times. Between 5 and 8 pm daily, for every drink you order you get your next FREE. And bottle purchasers pay just half the price There's no happief time to enjoy your favourite drinks and some
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      207 13 J Serving traditional Japanese delicacies and favourites. Including tempura, teppanyaki, sushi and sashimi In an inviting and contemporary setting. 3rd Floor, Westin Plaza. For reservations, call 338 8585 ext. ***** or *****10. The Westin Plaza Raffles City 2 Stamford Road. Singapore <1617. Westin Hotels Resorts THE PEOPLE AND PLACES Of
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      ST Index crosses 1,500 mark on moderate volume
      4232 14 SELECTIVE Malaysian counters came alive in the afternoon as the market surged higher over a broad front yesterday, bringing the Straits Times Industrial Index to a new record. The ST Industrial Index rose 31.04 points to close at a new high of
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      4262 14 810 and offer prices officially listed and business in and reported to the Stock Exchange of Singapore yesterday wttti the number of shares traded shown in brackets in lots of 1,000 units unless otherwise specified. All Time Settlement Contracts are quoted after the word "SETT".
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  • COMPANY NEWS
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      Menang posts M$746,000 profit
      198 15 MALAYSIAN property group Menang Corp Bhd has reported a group attritn utable profit of M 5746,000 for the period ended June 30, 1987 against a bottom-line loss of MS34B,(XX) in the previous corresponding period. At the pre-tax level, group profit was up 449 per cent to
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      Lock icon KL banks told to beware of conflict of interest
      108 15 Bernama ES BANK NEGARA governor Tan Sri Jaffar Hussein has cautioned commercial banks of the possible conflict of interest as a result of banks undertaking securities dealing business in addition to their normal banking activities. He told the banks that the
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      Lock icon Unilite sells stakes in two units
      253 15 Bernama ES UNILITE Electrical Industries Bhd has sold its whol-ly-owned subsidiary Pantasia (M) Sdn Bhd for M 51.73 million to Zaris Holdings Sdn Bhd and Sisma Sdn Bhd. It has also sold its entire holding of 150,500 shares of Msl each in Laser Industries
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      Lock icon Why HK investors are turning to unit trusts again
      921 15 FT INVESTORS in Hongkong are showing renewed interest in unit trusts after a long period of reticence caused by unscrupulous operations which fleeced many local investors there during the *****. The Wyatt company, an independent firm of actuaries. says that best
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      Unit trusts
      271 15 Monog»ri' prices MARA-Bumiputra for Aug 26 First B'putro 7.51 756 Second B'putro 665 670 Singapore Unit Trust Third B'putro 492 497 The Commerce 1 29 The Savings Fund 1.12 136 1 19 Fourth B'putro Fifth B'putro S«th B'putro 603 390 4.14 606 395 4 19 S pore frog
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    • LATEST RESULTS
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        YEO HIAP SENG (M) Bhd:
        65 15 Group pre-tax profits for the half-year ended June 1987 came to Mss.2m (M53.24m). EPS roee to 5.9 cents from 3.7 cents. Group turnover rose to M575.31m from M563.52m. The second-half performance is expected to be maintained. An interim dividend of 4 per cent less tax
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        MULPHA International Trading Corp Bhd:
        56 15 Group pre-tax loss for the six months to June 1967 widened to MsB.lsm (Ms6.B3m). Loss per share worsened to 4.5 cents from 3.8 cents. Turnover fell to $69.27 m from $109.54 m. No interim dividend will be paid. Second-half results are expected to reflect the
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      Prima earnings up 190pc
      490 15  -  Group's local operations a major contributor By AMY BALAN IMPROVED EARNINGS from its Singapore operations led flour producer Prima Ltd to turn in an effervescent 190 per cent rise in group pre-tax profits to $8.93 million in the first-half against $3.08 million in the previous corresponding
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      20 15 TRADER VK'S Sjti rnn /m <> if.'ei I> n H r v n!am R.«• Valley Ho,ld /\< A-t-£L S'nq.tpore 0617 yj •;>; :v.:q
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      1131 15 BANCA CQMMERCIALEITALIANA (INCORPORATED IN ITALY WITH LIMITED LIABILITY ESTABLISHED 1894) HEAD OFFICE: PIAZZA DELLA SCALA 6, MILANO, ITALY BALANCE SHEET AS AT 31ST DECEMBER 1986 USS (millions) LIABILITIES Cash and funds with the Central Bank Securities in portfolio: Treasury Bills 2.162 Other State or State-guaranteed bonds 2.030 Bonds of special
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  • REGIONAL MARKETS
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      KL prices surge ahead
      3943 16 BULLS MADE an impressive return to the Kuala Lumpur stock market yesterday and share prices surged ahead in active trading. Blue chipe led the list of hefty gainers but lower liners were not left behind and theee issues also scored double-digit gains. The stronger performance of
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      665 16 Hongkong DBS Securities Reuter THE HONGKONG market opened firm yesterday as privste investors cautiously picked up bargains. At the close, the market regained almost all of Monday s losses but volume was low at $1.1 billion. Ths Hang Seng Index roee 56.04 to end
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      500 16 Reuter SHARE PRICES on the Tokyo market fell in thin trading yesterday, led by a drop in financial shares due to the dollar s slight rise against the yen end weaker local bond prices. The 225-ehare market index lost 110.94 points to 25,643.38 after rising earlier. On Monday the
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      442 16 Reuter THE AUSTRALIAN share market closed sharply higher yesterday as demand for major industrials ted steady buying across the board. Brokers said media stocks and developers attracted most support ss the market gained confidence during the day and shrugged off its recent listtessness. "There waa an encouraging riae in
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      Lock icon Bangkok
      163 16 Reuter the SECURITIES ExChange of Thailand Index •dged up 0.53 points to 338 86 on a turnover of 3,751,218 shares valued at 592.77 million baht. AIM U IAMT Ao Kham Thai Ayudhyl InvMtnw 336 18 Bangkok AgrcMnd 182 3 Bangkok Bank BankOI Ayudhya Charoong That Wii 343 320 -a
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      296 16 N 1 August 27-30,1987 Halls 3,4,5; World Trade Centre Over 350 companies from 24 countries are displaying the latest IT products and services at Singapore Informatics '87. The biggest event of its kind in Asia, the exhibition is organised as part of the Singapore Information Technology Week '87 and occupies
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      163 16 RE: ROBOT BECKMAN LECTURE The organisers regret to announce that the above mentioned lecture to be held in Kuala Lumpur, Singapore, Jakarta and Brunei nas been cancelled for reasons beyond our control. All fees received in advance will be refunded in full. Sterling Corporate Services INTRACO LIMITED (Incorporate m lt>«
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  • WORLD MARKETS
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      Lock icon Dow dips in lethargic market
      1034 17 New York Reuter LINGERING CONCERN about the course of the dollar prompted Wall Street investors to take mild profits in a sluggish trading session on Monday. Airline issues were a pocket of strength as another decline in oil prices promised reduced fuel costs-. Chemicals also
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      962 17 London Reuter SHARES WERE LOWER in early trading on the London market yesterday, reflecting a lower Wall Street close overnight and continuing concern about the dollar and the recent sharp decline in crude oil prices. But by 0959 am the upward trend in the market appeared to have
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      1039 17 Selected indices HONGKONG Hongkong Index Tuesday 2,***** Monday 2222 WnIi ogo 2.296 II Hong Seng Index Tueidoy 3,447 X Monday 3.391.26 Week ogo 3.5CM87 All Industrials Tuesday 3.076 3 Monday 3.0460 Week ago 3.0325 NEW YORK Dow Jones Monday 2.***** friday 2.****** Week ogo 2.***** TOKYO Standard Poors Nikkei Averoge
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      Lock icon Nomura starts trading in UK shares
      82 17 Reuter NOMURA SECURITIES CO, among the biggest stockbrokers in the world, started dealing in 10 leading British shares on Monday, becoming the first Japanese firm to make markets on the London Stock Exchange. Nomura is entering a market where the so-called Big Bang deregulation
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      Lock icon Sharp rise in Swire profits expected
      381 17 Reuter SWIRE PACIFIC LTD it expected to report a sharp jump in 1967 interim profits this week because of strong results from its property and aviation divisions, say stock analysts. They said Swire's net profit in the first hslf to Jury 30 should be
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      Lock icon Rothschild to revamp division
      178 17 FT THE LONDON Merchant bank, NM Rothschild and Sons, has announced a reorganisation of its asset management division after a walk-out by a senior team from its international asset management group. A team of seven from Rothschild International Asset Management including chief operating officer and director
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      49 17 w iii vi wi DIRECTOR In line with our expansion, we require another Art-Director to head a second team. If you are good on the draw, quick in layouts and sleek in presentation, write in confidence to: The Managing Director B.T. Box 5386 390 Kim Seng Road. Singapore 0923
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      827 17 Reporting to the expatriate Japanese Senior Sales Manager, the successful candidate will be responsible for effectively identifying and marketing securities to potential clients, thus developing the Bank s business. Key duties include understanding securities investment objectives of clients, providing them with timely and indepth information and advice on investment, focusing
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    High success rate for GB share applicants
    514 18  -  Balloting only for subscribers of 1,000 shares By AMY BALAN APPLICANTS for GB Holdings' public offer of shares have scored a high rate of success. All applicants except for those who applied for 1,000 shares received allotments. Only applications for 1,000 shares were
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    Lock icon Dragonair wins right to fly to Shanghai and Beijing
    349 18 AFP DRAGONAIR, a fledgling Hongkong airline, yesterday moved closer to winning a long-running battle with arch rival Cathay Pacific Airways by getting a licence to fly daily to Beijing and Shanghai. The British colony's Air Transport Licensing Authority said it had
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    Lock icon Jakarta to curb copyright piracy
    66 18 Reuter INDONESIA, under international pressure to curb copyright piracy, has announced a crackdown on illegal cassette recordings and books. Justice Minister Ismail Saleh told reporters a special committee of parliament had agreed to raise the maximum jail sentence to seven, from three years, and the
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    150 18 Reuter NEW ZEALAND'S new Foreign Minister, Russell Marshall, held his North Island parliamentary seat by 248 votes after special votes were counted last night. The majority compares with an election-night margin on Aug 15 of 27 votes in Mr Marshall's favour over his Democrat Party
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    Lock icon Arab nations to rethink Iranian ties
    222 18 UPI THE 21 Arab League nations will reconsider the status of their diplomatic relations with Iran if it failed by Sep 20 to abide by a United Nations Secruity Council resolution calling for a ceasefire in the Gulf war, diplomats said yesterday. They said
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    Amex, Simbl vie for Hong Fok's $40m funding deal
    399 18  -  By ALVIN TAY, Banking Correspondent THE BIGGER FINANCE companies are becoming more aggressive in domestic syndicated loans, thus filling a void left behind by those foreign banks cutting down their straight loan business here. This new trend can be seen from
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    Lock icon Opec calls meeting of committees to discuss new threat
    117 18 Reuter OPEC, acting to deal with the threat of a new glut and sliding crude oil prices, yesterday summoned meetings for Sep 7 of key cartel committees that monitor production and prices. The president of the Organisation of Petroleum Exporting Countries,
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    Comex gold and silver
    114 18 COMEX gold futures yesterday turned down on scattered selling on news that negotiations were underway to end a strike at South African gold mines. In cautious morning business, December gold was off US$2.5O at U*****.80 an ounce, erasing most of Monday's advance. Analysts said the metal
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    Dow Jones higher
    68 18 WALL STREET stocks gained broadly with blue chips leading yesterday. Brokers said buying was inspired by a strong rise in the dollar overnight against the yen following Miyazawa's statement that he would not leave the forex market unchecked. The Dow 30 index jumped 20 to 2717 and
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    Lock icon Japanese business urged to change
    189 18 Reuter JAPAN'S trade bureaucrats told their big export companies yesterday that they must give up the business strategies they have used for 40 years to dominate many world markets or be forced to do so. A special advisory group to the Ministry of International Trade
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    Lock icon Aquino to cut duty on oil imports
    452 18 AP THE PHILIPPINE government yesterday announced a partial rollback of fuel price rises on the eve of a planned nationwide strike by militant unions angry over the increase. Reaction from unions was mixed. The Petroleum Dealers Association called off its one-day work stoppage
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    Lock icon Hawke's last-minute appeal helps avert national coal strike
    398 18 Reuter A LAST-MINUTE appeal by Australian Prime Minister Bob Hawke helped to avert a 24-hour national coal strike set for midnight last night. The Australian Miners Federation (AMF) said the planned strike was cancelled after the mining company which suspended 300 workers
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      49 18 AFP PROTECTIONISM and low world commodity prices will limit economic growth in Indonesia to between 3 and 5 per cent a year until 1992, Finance Minister Radius Prawiro predicted yesterday. The projected growth rate was lower than a previous official target of 5 per cent.
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      Lock icon Indonesia pledges deregulation
      47 18 AFP INDONESIA'S chief economic planner. Coordinating Minister Ali Wardhana. pledged that the government was committed to further deregulation of the business climate. He said the high costs of doing business must beetimmated and said the process that began 1965 with reform packages would becontinued.
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      47 18 AP FOREIGN equity investment in South Korea in the first seven months of this year increased 264 per cent from the same period last year to US$467 million, the Finance Miniatry reported yesterday. The figure was tor 209 projects that received government approval. AP
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      Lock icon Hongkong Bank profit up
      69 18 AFP THE HONGKONG and Shanghai Banking Corp «aid yesterday its nat profit rose 17.9 par cant from a yaar earlier to HK$l.4l billion (US$lBl million) in the six months to June. The figure, which surpassed the HK$l.3 billion (US$l67 million) predicted by many banking analysts, did
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      Lock icon Bonn foresees 2pc growth
      55 18 Reuter WEST GERMAN Economics Minister Martin Bangemann said 1987 Waat Genman growth was likely to be closer to 2 per cent than 1.5 par cent. He told a news conference the government would have no need to correct its present 1.5 to 2 per cent growth
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      Pretoria tension eases
      31 18 TENSIONS in South Africa's biggest ever strike eased yesterday with the mine owners' federation, the Chamber of Mines, agreeing to union calls for fresh negotiations on the dispute.
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      12 18 << Whatsa wine like Sancerre do with Tandoori CEichm? "Gettimdrunk* APPELLATION SANCERftE CONTROLEE
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      432 18 SERVICE MANAGEMENT Singapore, November 2 A 3,1967 T making service your competitive weapon using the moments of truth OBJECTIVES Everybody talks about service very few manage it. This workshop will introduce an exciting new way of thinking about service a dramatic reappraisal of what it means to make customer orientation
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  • SHIPPING TIMES
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      KPA to seek share purchase opportunity for all port workers
      486 19  -  By G DURAIRAJ KLANG PORT AUTHORITY (KPA) will appeal to the Malaysian government to allow all port employees to buy shares which the Kelang Container Terminal (KCT) Sdn Bhd reserved for employees. Under the terms of the privatisation agreement, KCT
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      Lock icon Canadian railway workers on strike
      242 19 AP A NATIONWIDE STRIKE the first in 14 years by 48,000 railway workers has stranded commuters and vacationers and halted 30 per cent of Canada's freight. The strike, which began on Monday, is costing the railways US$l5 million a day. The federal government's top mediator,
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        Albert Pierce becomes MD of Anera
        91 19 MR ALBERT PIERCE will replace Mr Dougald Dick as managing director of the Asia North America Rate Agreement (Anera), a 13-member grouping covering the Far East-North America trade, excluding Japan. Mr Pierce, the former vice-president of marketing at Sea-Land Services, will assume the post
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        Two new charts published
        60 19 TWO NEW CHARTS numbered SPI and GSPI have been published by Motion Smith. Entitled Singapore Strait, Port of Singapore, Anchorages and Aids to Navigation, the charts cover one degree 8.2 minutes north to one degree 29.4 minutes north, and 103 degrees 36.2 minutes east to 103
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        Japan Line top Inbound cargo carrier
        54 19 JAPAN LINE shipped nearly 42 million tons of Japanese imports in fiscal 1986 making it the top carrier of the country's inbound cargo. It was followed by Nippon Yusen Kaisha, YS Line. Showa Line. Mitsui OSK, K Line, Shinwa Kaiun, Daiichi Chuo Kisen, Nippon
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        97 19 AFP MORE THAN TWO TONS of cocaine have been discovered in containers filled with bathroom tissues in San Juan, Puerto Rico, and in Florida, US Customs said on Monday. The 54 containers had come from Colombia aboard two ships registered in Honduras. The cargo, believed
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        Lock icon Todd reaches accord on insurance
        92 19 Reuter TODD SHIPYARDS CORP said it had reached an agreement in principle with its present workers' compensation insurance carrier to continue a programme of workers' compensation insurance. The agreement, which is subject to the approval of the bankruptcy court, is for a period of one
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      Lock icon Risky secondhand tonnage
      739 20 Only sellers will benefit, says Drewry report Lloyd's List MOST OF THE SHIPOWNERS who have invested in secondhand tonnage this year are gambling with high stakes on dramatic improvements in either freight rates or scrap prices, a major new report concludes. The report. Investment Opportunities in Secondhand
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      332 20 Fairplay KAWASAKI KISEN KAISHA has developed a computer aided stowage planning system for car carriers with Tokyo-based Uchida Yoko Ltd. As the stowage of the pure car carrier normally includes vehicles of varying shapes and sizes and the vessel's itinerary cover a
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      159 20 Reuter THE RECENT FALL in oil prices and the build up in stocks has led to slackening demand on the tanker market, says tanker broker E A Gibson in its weekly review. A lowering of tensions in the Middle-East Gulf has also resulted in charterers
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      883 20 AB Shpg V 5 ABC Container VIII 1 Accord Shpg VI 3 Ahrenluel Lirver XI 1 Africa Ocean XH 2 AHtrans VH 3 AC Toepter XI 5 American Tpt XII 4/5 Anro Service IV 2/3 Arrow lines IV 3 Asian Ocean VI 3 Atlas line X 4
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      1389 20 FAIRLY QUIET chartering on Monday included a grain fixture from the US North Pacific to Japan at the higher level of U5512.50 against the Baltic sub-index for this voyage of $12.25, ship brokers said. Grain shippers also covered seeds from Vancouver to Japan at $16.60, while fixing from
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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 AMMO (STRAITS/ AUSTRALIA): Australian National Line Australia Straits
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      194 21 FT WARTSILA MARINE, the Finnish shipbuilding company, has signed a letter of agreement on two cruise liners worth a total of US$4OO million with the Miami-based Carnival Cruise Lines. The 70,000-gross-tonne vessels will be among the largest passenger ships in the world with
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      363 21 AFP SOUTH KOREA'S major shipyards are on the brink of collapse with recent labour disputes worsening the effects of sluggish business owing to Japanese "dumping" practices, according to industry sources. They said the yards, which had entered the industry on the strength of
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      844 21 AFP RATES were unsettled by a decline in demand for prompt tonnage on the freight market during the past week, when the slide in bunker prices also contributed to the lower trend. Some operators indicated that the market could now experience a sharp fall due to seasonally low
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      198 21 MORE EMPHASIS on safety led to a 12 per cent decline in the number of accidents involving port workers to 212 last year. PSA News, the monthly publication of the Port of Singapore Authority, says this downward trend could be attributed to the higher
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      273 21 AP BRITISH government spokesmen say they know nothing about plans to reflag Kuwaiti tankers in Britain despite a US State Department announcement praising the agreement. At a Monday news conference in Washington, US State Department spokeswoman Phyllis Oakley at first praised what she called Britain's decision
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      7841 26 aSOBDiMLB A guide to ships loading at Singapore for ports around the world Thß 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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      460 27 AT CONVENTIONAL WHARVES VnmI keppel wharves Anonos Honjiong Koto Berlion Koto Wijoyo Woheng Rajah Brooke Atomo Doshiqioo Gambelo Huang long Jenson Kris Melela Magellan S«x Rich Queen Saudi Mokkah Trans Bay PASIR PANJANQ Al Sana Alexandra Cattleyo Edei Schee) 1 Vexing Seki Nagoyoh No 6 Donam Iron
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      1031 27 RECEIVING OF EXPORT FCL CONTAINERS AND LCL CARGO Arrival Gdns FCL movamawt Ship LCL cargo Voy data/tima Operator i achadula Locatk Chitrol 7A-HW2 26 08 87 1600 Eastern M F7 0700-0800 0800-0900 1000-1100 1000-1100 1130-1200/1100-1300 1200-1300/1300-1400 1500-1600 1800-1900 2000-2100 2030-2100/2100-2200 0900-1000/1930-2030 1300-1400/2000-2100 1800-2000 G4 H8 C6 H8 G2/H2
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      1978 28 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 Oceanus Shipping Agencies (S) Multiport Sdn Bhd (PK). Alltrans Alltrans Express American President
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      528 30 Lloyd's List A GEORGIAN-BASED scrap metal concern is bringing a damages suit against Hanjin Container Line (or alleged breach of contract in a case concerning transport of scrap aluminium from the US to Japan. Empire Aluminum Co of Roswell, Georgia, contends that the South
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      71 30 Seatrade Week SEVERAL US Administration agencies have urged the Federal Maritime Commission to end its investigation of Peru's alleged unfair trade practices and to drop any retaliatory measures. In a letter from the Department of Transporta- tion's deputy assistant secretary for policy and international affairs, it
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      162 30 UPI INDONESIAN OFFICIALS have interrogated crew members from a Thai ship in connection with 17.7 kg of heroin that was smuggled into the East Kalimantan river port city of Samarinda. It was the largest quantity of heroin seized in East
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      121 19 mm MOST OF THE SHIPOWNERS who hove invested in secondhand tonnage this year are gambling with high stakes on dramatic improvements in either freight rates or scrap prices, a major new report concludes. PmQ9 II SOUTH KOREA'S major shipyards are on the brink of collapse with recent labour disputes worsening
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      21 20 Lines and services represented by Members of the Registry of Accredited l*M(S1 Shipping Agents. Singapore National Shipping Agents. Sir Shipping Association.
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      296 22 as Hapag-Lloyd CONTAINERSHIP SERVICE TO UK/CONTINENT ALL UK INLAND DESTINATIONS. BELFAST DUBLIN COPENHAGEN, AARHUS GOTHENBURG MALMO HELSINKI. OSLO AMSTERDAM CARIBBEAN t S. AMERICA CONVJSEMI CONTAINER SERVICE TO EUROPE CONV,SEMI-CONTAINER SERVICE TO MED EUROPE CONTAINERSHIP SERVICE FROM UK/CONTINENT PK SpceHK KAO 301 31* 5/9 7/9 7/9 4 It 10/9 12/9 16/9
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      541 22 .A KSline (Nil cmmma rita FULLY CONTAINERISED SERVICE fTO FUROPE VIA 371 ol hr tnim FROM I'JROPE VIA SUI Mrmbn ot thf A(C Commlumi CONVENTIONAL SERVICE TO PERSIAN GULF GEN AGENTS: CROWN MARINE CO (PTE) LTD TEL: ***** M (t Lln*a) FAX NO: 22)5569 SUB-AGENTS: KUALA LUMPUR TEL: *****64/ PCNANQ
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      782 23 \v PACIFIC INTERNATIONAL LINES PIL Building, 140 Cecil Street. 03-00 Singapore 0106 Tel *****33 FAR EAST CONTAINER SERVICE VESSEL SEA HAWK RATANA BHUM KA DRAGON SEA OftAOON INDONESIA CONTAINER SERVICE pm BANGKOK CONTAINER SERVICE PASIR GUDANG CONTAINER SERVICE SEA PEARL SEA PEARL MAJAPAHTT OOWA KOTA SBMA SUBJECT TO MOUCE MOOMESiAN/T
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      567 23 BENLINE CONTAINERS EXPRESS CONTAINER SERVICE TO UK/CONTINfNT T«A» Eiartu My 1 Un*»|> EXPRESS CONTAINER SERVICE FROM UK/CONTINENT MM NAVEN R'OMHAVMSTON |p KLAJK S POM FO* a* Ufl KM. MM VI ID IKI« Ufl NK. KM 12A W. 18, I TM.M W KKM W» Ml. U MW on m mic km
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      435 23 m i CBHTAINERSBIP SERVICES LL'l^! Antwerp BILBAO BROKN A'DMM DAMN BURC Bit im 6/1B Ift 10 14 10 Hm mm nna m» mm an* 11/11 imi a/ii H DJAKARTA LLOYD INDONESIAN NATIONAL LINr EXPRESS SEMI CONTAINERSHIP SERVICES SINGAPORE TO EUROPE va/vov BMTARAM/19M STOW BILBAO Mtf v-m SOB ANTTRERP N'l ROARI/ADAM
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      361 23 BOUSTEAD SHIPPING AGENCIES fata BURMA FIVE STAR SHIPPINB CORPORATION (Burmese National Line) Loading for Rangoon S'pore P.Kelang Penang Bangkok PAGAN VII7W 27/9 Aug MAWIAMYAINC V3SW 110 Sept HTONEYWA V227W 12/14 5* BANK LINE EXPRESS sail-CONTAINER SERVICE SPORE ROAM HULL HMBG 11/9 1/10 16/10 12/10 24/9 15/10 23/10 19 10 26/10
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      971 24 P*"K"LinE SHIPPHIG DATA ATLftnTIC CufiST I Round-The-World Service) •ms? 0. FREEDOM Vl5 0. FAITH V 4 'PK/PNG Sid 29 Aug NYC HFX 3 Oct 7 Oct 10 Oct 14 Oct PACIFIC SOUTH-WEST FEEDER VSL 'PK/PNC SP MOTHER VSI LA/LB OAK CHICAGO MEW YORK 0 FREEDOM VIS SM 21 Aug G.W
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      254 24 AccwpMng LCL and South Africa NEDUOYD COLOMBO OSAKA MARU 3735F HAYAKAWA BARU 3433G S. A. WAAL SJIC contain*riMd cifQOii Dtract to 27/1 M Wi ait W Jard.n JARDINE SHIPPING AGENCIES (REG. *****4/ 00K) 200 CANTONMENT ROAD #12-06 SOUTHPOINT. SINGAPORE 0208 td: 221 nil TELEX NO: RS ***** TERMINAUCFS Td. *****11-220
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      676 24 '/Ie AUSTRALIA EXPRESS CONTAINER SERVICE Accepting FCL/FCL Containers Fe de f l"f *«sel S'pott MHD firm Sffln Ate ActW CHANDIDAS 121 10 Sept 25 Sept 4 Oct 2 Oct AcM/Bm "KABITOAS" Y36 5 Oct ?0 Oct 29Oct 27 Oct AM/Bm INDIA EXPRESS CONTAINER SERVICE Accapttrvg FCL/FCL Containers Sinpp<y» P Xttirw
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      678 24 GOLDEN LINE GUAN GUM SUPPING (Pit) LID 23, I«M Apr sum oiM m bunu oa LMBI F«: smsm a STRAITS/PERSIAN GULF SERVICE: GOIOCN BEAR Colombo Karachi Dubai GOLDEN HARVEST Cotombo'Karachi Dubai CHINA SERVICE A VESSEL Shanfh»i(H»n(i*n| Spore P KetenfPera In Port 11/12 Se* afflAm- CHINA OCEAN SHIPPING CO., PEKING THE
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      381 24 UJ.iWJ'.UM I 12f :'i■ >.121 rWr-UA I I kVI p PHILI ORIfNT LIN(S PTf LTD HEAD OFFICE 63 ROHNSON ROAD -07 12 AfRO ASt* BUILDING SINGAPORE 01CS TEtEK RS ***** PHIL! FAI ******6 EAST AFRICA/MEDITERRANEAN SERVICE TRANS-BIACKSEA CONTAINER SERVICE EI 1 TERESPOL. WARSAW. CJERRA PRAHA, ZAHONY. BUDAPEST, SOCOU BUCHAREST. RUSSE.
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      1098 25 NEPTUNE AGENCIES PTE LTD. FE EU/AUST TP A/SEA totm* crs bookings vtsm znac 221x22 *****53 2*}; *21 ii *****11 *****41 NEPLINE SOU. BHD MM7 I J!SSL mcdi mr criii nun «im> impimn* ir%nm NEPTUNE ORIENT LINES LTD NEPLINE SON. BHD MM7 LTj NEPLINE SON BHD *****33 v NEPLINE SON BHD
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      500 25 HEUNG-A SHIPPING Korean Flag Vessels SEMI-CONTAINERISED DIRECT SERVICE TO P KELANG. PENANG. BUSAN INCHON Vnaal's Nam* No t Oonamfm* No 9 Donam/70Vi M Efrterpriia/713N No I Dona* No t DorvMn/TRN No 7 Donam/707N S PORE AGENTS NEPTUNE AGENCIES PTE LTD T»> 27*117.*****34 *****0 *****22 (Operation) *****T ******4 (T»rw,lJl) *****50 *****04
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      702 25 SINGAPORE SOVIET SHIPPING CO PRIVATE LTD m HANOI INC SYSTEM CO SON. BHD SmSf tw—&s£saa&ast?£,»sfßs ssvsssL'ss'tfr"-— Stißssmas--T«< *****1/321W Th: MA KEI4 TEBUJS" Jj^gg;*** T ma m* HSKUL REGULAR INDEPENDENT SERVICE) BALT ORIENT LINE LOADING FOR CONTINENTAL/UK WWTS FULL CONTAINERSHIP SERVICES mkm mms wn saw omb m RAP M NEW IT
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      16 25 Also accepts LCL/FCL to other destns. FREIGHT MANAGEMENT: SINGAPORE TEL *****11 (15 LINES) BANGKOK TEL 2SMM-5
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      294 26 /T SINGAPORE SHIPPING MW CORPORATION (PTE.) LTD. TEL 225 6868 <30 Imesi FAX *****39 *****76 TILEX RS ***** A B SSCMA RS ***** A B SSCAD VE.B DEuTF RACHT SEEREEDERE I INTEGRATED FULL CONTAINER SERVICE "VIA COtOMfIO Accaptmf cargo tor INDIA Bombay. Cochm 1 Madras "VIA LARNACA. Accepting carfo tor
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      257 27 /M CALL US AT: P. KELANG PENANG J. BAHRU P. GUDANG SINGAPORE K. LUMPUR *****53/*****11 04-*****2/4, *****3 07-*****8 07-*****3, *****5, *****0, *****1 02-*****22 *****88 WEEKLY FAR EAST/EUROPE CONTAINER SERVICE TO EUROPE BREMERHAVEN. COPENHAGEN, HELSINKI. MALMO. OSLO. STOCKHOLM, UK FROM EUROPE VSL P KELANG SINGAPORE 75 08 LOADING FROM; GOTHENBURG, BREMERHAVEN.
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      291 27 DAILY ACCEPTING LCI/FCI TO:TRANSTAINERS LINE WEST AFRICA SERVICE PEN/PK SIN TO: DAKAR, CONAKRY 1/9 4/9 ABIDJAN, LOME 8/9 11/9 CONTONOU, DOUALA LIBREVILLE, PORT GENTIL P. NOIRE, LUANDA PI.UUK MSIMUI •WW IMGMK PENUG TMfl PORT TO DOOR DELY: PT. KELANG TO KOTA KINABALU IN CONTR SVS MAC-NELS AGENCIES PTE Mb *****44
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      178 28 tit r ."3 -*ti THE NATIONAL SHIPPING COMPANY Of SAUDI ARABIA Adopting BfMkfaulk, Ro/Ro, Contains to Sharjah, Doha and Riyadh. REGULAR RO-RO SERVICE TO UBA/CANAOA JEDDAH 15 SEP 01 OCT n oct EHZIinZIIEI ■TEini SINGAPOREI P KELANGI BALTIMORE 2S AUG 14 SEP OS OCT NEW ORLEANS! HOUSTON Alto Accepting FCL
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      398 28 ita, FINKMNFR SHIPPING PTK ITI)' 7(JI Shenton v 04 o:C Manna House S acre 0?07 TFL ??***** (ft l ines) TIX RS ***** FIINFR FA* EUROPE SERVICE rrn Ed HHI'V. Mrn til T I'TTiii:."' fJ M an an we p u/u ivw FAR EAST SERVICE iWPT MIDDLE EAST GULF SERVICE
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      471 28 Z I M FULL CONTAINER SERVICE accepting FCL/LCL cargoes to USA East A West Coast, Carribbean.East Canada, HAITI, Port Au Spain, Barbados N. ST. LUCIA. ITZTI II 'I Bill i i uLm til* in AUSTRALIA CONTAINER SERVICE VESSEL ZIM AUSTRALIA 2/9 2IM SPORE l«fl 2IM BRISBANE 2 10 ACCEPTING CARGO
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      537 28 COMPANIA PERUANA DE VAPORES 'PERUVIAN STATE LINE" A Loading tor Callao. Matarani. Mo aw) til other Peruvian ports witti transhipment at Kobe or Yokohama on CPV Through M at Lading to final destination Penang* p. Kelang MURRAYEVERETT JOHNEVERETT I THOMASEVERETT Singapore 2 1/29 Aug 3/4 Sep 15/16 Sep "EVERETT ORIENT
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      295 29 Stofkt Hamburg West Germany Tiger Line VESSEL VOY SIN CALCUTTA MADRAS CHITTAOONG •P PRELUDE 23 SLO 24-29 AUG 31- 1 AUG lOTTE SCMEEL 24 1-2 AUG 7-1 SEPT 12 -13 SEPT PRELUDE 5-4 SEPT 12-14 SEPT LOTTE SCMEEL 25 19 SEPT 25-21 SEPT 31 OCT PRELUDE 2 20 SEPT 25-21
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      219 29 KMSM OCEAN UNES (Perfect China Ocean Shipping LinM) Destinations: SHANTOU, GUANGZHOU HUANGPU, XIAMEN HAIKOU, ZH AN JIANG XINGANG, QINGOAO SHANGHAI I OTHER PORTS Etd. S'PORE Etd. PKLG WEEKLY SAILINGS CONSOLIDATION SERVICE FROM: SINGAPORE/P.KELANG PORT LOUIS AUSTRALIA T BANGKOK KEE/KM USA 1 c y (M!MRf R Of THf PRf SS GROUP)
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      146 29 PERINTIS LINE WEEKLY FULL CONTAINER SERVICE (5) HANLIM SHIPPING CO., LTD. REGULAR UNER SERVICE TO BOMBAY AND PERSIAN QULF VSL NAME Korean Sapphire S'pore LDG FOR 20-25/9 Bombay Not*: Space available for timber/logs from E W Malaysia to E W Coast India subject to inducement. Ceneral Agents FIRST MERCHANT MARINE
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      586 29 02! COMPAGNIE MARITIME D AFFRETEMENT REGULAR CONTAINER SERVICE FAR EAST TO EUROPE/MEDITERRANEAN WEST AFRICA OUTBOUND TO MEDITERRANEAN Hilly mritilift OUTBOUND TO W AFRICA VOT Vl* FEtDtR SPOR MONROVIA ABIDJAN I TEMA LAGOS OOUALA cij INBOUND FROM EUROPE/FOR FAR EAST PORTS OCEANUS SHIPPING AGENCY PTE LTD #02-63 ANSON CENTRE SINGAPORE 0207
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      445 29 Mini MARITIME TRANSPORT MANAGEMENT PTE LTD CONSOLIDATION SERVICE BANGKOK MANILA HBG/ROTT ETA SPORE ETA SPORE ETA SPORE REGULAR E. MALAYSIA SERVICE MEGAH BROOKE NO 1 LIAN SENG HIN NO 3 ETA D LOG For: 2830 Aug Kuching, Miri 2/4 Sept Bintulu REGULAR SERVICE ELEFTHERIA II MERCHANT PRELUDE MARY CLARE Shanghai.
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      370 30 J&FARGO SHIPPING COMPANY (PTE) LTD. $60/ REGULAR express full container AND LCL SERVICE INBOUND AGENT FOR ABC CONTAINERIZE From USA/Canada/Europe/Mediterranean Vsl Hf x C. VEROIME TNT EXPRESS E. HUOIG 200 Cantonment Road #02-03 Southpoint Singapore 0208 Tel: *****22 (4 Lines) CFS (Import) K37 Tel: *****78 CFS (Export) EAL Tel: *****49
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      690 30 m&izm SOCIETE MAURICIENNE DE NAVIGATION LTEE SMN INDIA OCEAN, SOUTH/EAST AFRICA REGULAR SEMI-CONTAINER SERVICE I Oner.)l Agents SEALION SHIPPING(S) PTE LTD T[L *****81 (5 lines) TELEX RS34 354 SELION FAX *****41 Africa Ocja* LiNts Lid. RIA. WE Loading for APAPA/LAGOS, PORT HARCOURT, LOME, TEMA, CALABAR AND CONAKRY. Accepting FCL. LCL
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