The Business Times, 12 June 1989
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Title Section11 1989-06-12 1 BUSINESS TIMES MCI (P) 45/12/88 MONDAY, JUNE 12, 1989 75 CENTS11 words
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590 1989-06-12 1 CHUANG PECK MING - ELECTRONICS FIRMS DOMINATE TOP 10 LIS I By CHUANG PECK MING SEAGATE TECHNOLOGY, despite a reduced workforce, remains the biggest employer in the private sector. Both Singapore Airlines and Singapore Bus Service, also with fewer workers, have likewise retained their positions at590 words
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360 1989-06-12 1 JOHN TAN - By JOHN TAN MORE SINGAPOREANS were bitten by the travel bug last year. According to the Annual Statistical Report on Visitor Arrivals to Singapore 1988. Singapore residents returning from overseas trips totalled 844,491 a continued double-digit growth of 16.7 per cent over 1987. The report360 words
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Article, Illustration249 1989-06-12 1 Bernama THE MALAYSIAN Home Ministry will keep tabs on organisations or individuals in the country who give their moral support to the pro-democracy group in China. Deputy Home Minister Datuk Megat Junid Megat Ayub said yesterday that the government would be monitoringBernama - 249 words
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264 1989-06-12 1 AFP MALAYSIAN opposition leader Lim Kit Siang has blamed the New Economic Policy for the country's failure to join the ranks of Asian Newly Industrialisng Economies (NIEs). The NEP was formulated to redistribute the country's wealth and promote national unity.AFP - 264 words
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543 1989-06-12 1 Bernama THE ILLEGAL exodus of Indonesian workers to Malaysia is expected to increase in the coming months in spite of efforts by the authorities in the two countries to encourage them to go through the proper channels. A Malaysian EmbassyBernama - 543 words
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511 1989-06-12 1 t3T TI,e China question Agencies CHINA'S media glorified senior leader Deng Xiaoping yesterday as saviour of the Communist Party and nation, while security forces arrested hundreds in a mounting countrywide drive against "counter-revolution-aries'*. Cities across China banned independent student groups, arrested protesters and outlawedAgencies - 511 words
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Advertisement484 1989-06-12 1 Need a Ixxising loan? WwrooNG 737-7977 ujJ Wa> tixmg Mortgage And»iiiaiwe (S) I td *holl\ owncil suhsidiarv ot I lonekoniiM.tnk e»Clatmore Hill #OVOI (laynwrc Plaia SingapoiciW22 MANAGEMENT Kodak FOR COMPANIES eyeing a stake in the Japanese market, Kodak is providing an illuminating lesson. The US photographic giant launched a huge484 words
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Advertisement207 1989-06-12 1 Semiconductor dispute 4 US and Japan still apart US Producer Price Index 5 Up sharply by o.9pc Bank of China 7 How it weathered the storm Andelsbanken 7 Focusing on 2 major activities Vulcanised rubber 8 MRELB issues stern warning Europe 1992 10 The challenge ahead Where Irish eyes are207 words
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Advertisement132 1989-06-12 1 brother Laser Printers Electronics Typewriters Word Processors Dot-Matrix Printers Facsimiles Can 743-8000 PAGE 4: China turmoil no obstacle to Cambodia: Hanoi PAGE 7: BOC weathers the storm BACK PAGE: No aid unless China takes responsibility, says Japan East and west meet on our FLIGHTS EVERY MEALTIME A •Yt-:'' PS Our132 words
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MANAGEMENT
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Article, Illustration1070 1989-06-12 2 MICHIYO NAKAMOTO - By MICHIYO NAKAMOTO FT IF JAPANESE COMPANIES are among your major competitors, then you had better have a presence in the Japanese market. This maxim became popular in US and European management circles in the early 1980s, brought about by the factFT - 1,070 words
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735 1989-06-12 2 N SUBRAMANIAM - Cjy Spotlight on y Monogement By N SUBRAMANIAM N Subramaniam is partner of an international accounting firm EARLY THIS YEAR, the Companies (Amendment) Bill 1989 was introduced in Parliament. A new section in the Act requires every Singaporeincorporated, public-listed company to735 words
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Article612 1989-06-12 3 When Giants Learn To Dance By Rosabeth Moes Kanter Simon ft Schuster $29.95, 415 pages Reviewed by CHUANG PECK MING PERHAPS the title would convey more if it was expanded to When Giants Learn To Dance On Tightropes. As the author repeatedly points out, successful612 words
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1234 1989-06-12 3 FT MARLBOROUGH Military Models, a fo manufacturer of model soldiers and historical figures based in South uj Wales, recently launched a range of n< Indian warriors who fought on stilts. Because of the extra work involved in p painting an intricate pattern ofFT - 1,234 words
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Article915 1989-06-12 3 RICHARD WATERS - British companies grappling with purchasing requirements Purchasing is being forced out of the back office. No longer the responsibility of supply clerks, It is now a job of paramount concern to senior management. RICHARD WATERS examines the issues and implications. RICHARD WATERS FT TEN YEARSFT - 915 words
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Advertisement147 1989-06-12 2 Plan your new office above. At the same time, you can plan on saving quite a bit of space. Thanks to Diethelm's modular office system. With our system, you can fit a workstation into an area that couldn't even fit a desk before. The big range of desks, dividers and147 words
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Advertisement161 1989-06-12 3 n\ u s\ ft -t risk t; V iPlisSg&gr T iT W1 /I »V A :i ra a o fi > -i 4« ♦V < 214*'4 -v' 1 'v. > <■ :.-v v < 4#* l£ ■v-«< W'A* r; •y- c *< <?£ rt >* < :i v~V" 3# s»161 words
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ASIA-PACIFIC
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480 1989-06-12 4 JOINT STUDY TO PROMOTE ACCESS TO JAPANESE MARKET UPI ELECTRONICS industries of the United States and Japan regained apart over a long-stand-ing dispute over a US demand tor greater access to the Japanese semiconductor market, officials in Tokyo said last week. The JapaneseUPI - 480 words
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426 1989-06-12 4 FT JAPANESE manufacturers' confidence rose to the highest level ever in mid-May, according to a widely regarded quarterly survey conducted by the Bank of Japan. The central bank's short-term economic survey of enterprises m Japan was carried out before the recent hikeFT - 426 words
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258 1989-06-12 4 Reuter POLITICAL turmoil in China will hot be an obstacle to peace in Cambodia, Vietnamese Foreign Minister Nguyen Co Thach said on Saturday. During a stopover on his way to Europe, Mr Thach said China Bid not play a pivotal role in theReuter - 258 words
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Article251 1989-06-12 4 AFP THE KHMER ROUGE have accused Vietnam of making "cosmetic changes" ahead of its pledged troop withdrawal from Cambodia and repeated accusations that Hanoi troops were donning Cambodian uniforms. Responding to a statement by Vietnam's Ambassador to Thailand Le Mai reaffirming Hanoi's promise to pull outAFP - 251 words
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Article186 1989-06-12 4 AFP SOUTH KOREAN firms have been urged to buy US construction companies in order to acquire technology and gain access to communist countries lacking relations with Seoul, a report said on Friday. The report, prepared for the Overseas Construction Association of Korea by consultants atAFP - 186 words
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196 1989-06-12 4 AP TRAVEL and shipping between South Korea and communist nations is on the upswing despite a lack of diplomatic relations. The Korea Tourism Promotion Corp said on Friday that 11,000 visitors from China, the Soviet Union. Poland, Yugoslavia and other communistAP - 196 words
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181 1989-06-12 4 AP JAPAN'S Third World aid rose 22 5 per cent to U559,134 billion in 1988, second only to the United States' estimated US$9.B billion. The Japanese Foreign Ministry said in an annual report last Saturday that official development assistance (ODA) as a percentageAP - 181 words
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431 1989-06-12 4 Reuter AN INTERNATIONAL conference on Vietnamese boat people, fleeing their homeland in the greatest numbers since 1979, will open in Geneva tomorrow The two-day meeting is expected to sanction tough screening, procedures and pressure impoverished Vietnam to stem the flood ofReuter - 431 words
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Article, Illustration301 1989-06-12 4 AP PRIME MINISTER Benazir Bhutto of Pakistan has said capitalism was a key element in building democracy and developing her South Asian country. "We seek not to choose between development and democracy, between peace and prosperity, but to recognise that inAP - 301 words
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Article1020 1989-06-12 4 ARRIVALS Operator Service Local From number 1 time AKL UL454 0020 CMB MAS MH627 0035 KUL SIA son 0040 LAX/NRT MAS MH601 0130 KUL SIA SO 401 0555 CMB SIA SO 407 0700 DEL SIA SQ405 0745 MRU SIA SQ023 0755 AMS/BOM SIA SQ027 0800 CPH/FRA MAS1,020 words
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Advertisement68 1989-06-12 4 REPUBLIC NATIONAL BANK OF NEW YORK is pleased to announce The Opening Today of its SINGAPORE BRANCH 143 Cecil Street #01 -00 GB Building Singapore 0106 Telephone 224 0077 (General) 224 0533 (Dealing) 222 9181 (Banknotes) Telex RS ***** RNBSIN RS ***** RNBSIN Fax: 225 5769 Our Merchant Bank Republic68 words
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Advertisement41 1989-06-12 4 The business person's choice even. Tuesdas. Thursdjs. Saturdu and Sunday leasing hangi Airport at 22:Zb hours and arris ing at Lester B. Pearson International Xirport the following das. ill sour Tmrl .ifent or Air iniJi it 7.WHS. HREATH OF FRESH AIR41 words
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Miscellaneous184 1989-06-12 4 ///S ///Af Max/ Note Mln (°C) 15/09 Cloudy 14/08 Cloudy 32/19 Cleor 30/23 Cloudy 29/24 Cloudy 17/12 Cloudy 17/09 Folr 20/15 Cloudy 23/14 Cleor Singapore OUTLOOK. Fair except lor showers over a few areas In the afternoon Report for 24 hourj prior to 7.30pm on Jon 9 o» the airport:184 words
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REST OF THE WORLD
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Article, Illustration342 1989-06-12 5 Reuter BRITISH Prime Minister Marga- ret Thatcher has pledged support for Polish leader General Wojciech Jaruzelski in overcoming debts and building a new market economy. A government spokesman said Mrs Thatcher told Mr Jaruzelski in almost four hours of talks on Saturday thatReuter - 342 words
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181 1989-06-12 5 Reuter BRITAIN'S inflation rate is poised to hit nearly 8.5 per cent when new figures are announced this week. The London Sunday Times newspaper said the rise would be revealed in retail price index figures due out on Friday. British inflation, at present atReuter - 181 words
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317 1989-06-12 5 AFP SOME 240 million voters in the European Community will go to the polls on Thursday and Sunday to elect a Parliament which is acquiring increasing importance as the single market of 1993 draws closer. As tax discrepancies are eased, national monopolies phasedAFP - 317 words
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315 1989-06-12 5 AP SOVIET PREMIER Nikolai Ryzh- kov has proposed abolishing some state agencies in an at- tempt to pare down the top-heavy bureaucracy that is widely blamed for the country's economic straits. Mr Ryzhkov, who was criticised during the just-concludedAP - 315 words
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522 1989-06-12 5 FED UNLIKELY TO EASE CREDIT FURTHER AP US WHOLESALE inflation increased in May after a twomonth lull, rising a steep 0.9 per cent. The index troubled economists earlier this year, when it soared 1.1 per cent in January and 0.9 per centAP - 522 words
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234 1989-06-12 5 AP DUTCH Economics Minister Rudolf de Korte has urged the United States to support the standards favoured by western Europe for high definition TV. "The willingness to cooperate on our side certainly is there, and I call upon my American friends to respondAP - 234 words
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Advertisement199 1989-06-12 5 See PAGE 10 A CHALLENGE r Jf L vV Every product with the Giugiaro insignia epitoU mises the state-of-the-art technology. More than that, it also embodies the skill and talent of the world-famous Italian Industrial Designer, Giorgetto Giugiaro. Giugiaro first made a name for himself in the designing of cars.199 words
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Advertisement163 1989-06-12 5 A i 7 X V 4 You noticed! Since we began telling exporters about our LCL service, we've carried a lot of small packages to Europe. But as one of the largest FCL carriers in the trade, we're always asked the same question: Why the big interest in small parcels.-'163 words
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Miscellaneous23 1989-06-12 5 Doonesbury I s '<2 m i 63 m 'A cm? K <* > K V; sCJirf •b />: ns A V. sfcr^"'. f 1$ S* adBMLAII23 words
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MONEY AND EXCHANGES
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Article1036 1989-06-12 6 Reuter THE US dollar continued to advance against most Asian currencies last week, including a sharp gain against the Japanese yen. Concerned by the June 4 massacre of prodemocracy demonstrators in Beijing, investors were attracted to the greenback in a flight to safety' brought on by political turmoil andReuter - 1,036 words
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Article445 1989-06-12 6 Gold Financial futures Source: Sin Huat Bullion (S) LAST Tuesday, spot gold surged to a high of U*****.00/379.50 on heavy buying from Hongkong and Taiwanese investors who were concerned over the China situation. However, the strength of the US dollar discouraged follow through buying and prices eased back. Although theSource: Sin Huat Bullion (S) - 445 words
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Article187 1989-06-12 6 Gold futures on Jun 9, 1989 100 troy ounces; USS per troy ounce OfMfl Hig»> Low -wtun 371.00 372.00 356.50 358.10 -15.40 M Aug 359.50 -16.00 375.00 376.20 360.50 362.00 -16.10 Oct 379.50 380.00 365.00 365.70 -16.40 Ok 383.10 384.30 367.50 369.40 -16.70 F*b 90 387.20 387.50187 words
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Article243 1989-06-12 6 ASIAN CURRENCY average deposit rates for 1 1 1 ended June 9 BIO PRICES High Low US 7 doyt 9 5/8 9 5/16 1 moo* 9 9/16 9 5/16 2 months 9 7/16 9 3/16 3 monthi 9 5/16 9 1/8 6 mmrthi 9 3/16 9 9243 words
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Article139 1989-06-12 6 Source: UOB Treasury THE local bond market started the week on a firmer note following the of the US unemployment and non-farm payroll figures. The MAS announcement of a $600 MM issue size which was within market expectations, bond prices picked up considerably. The local key 2Source: UOB Treasury - 139 words
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Article, Illustration501 1989-06-12 6 Indicates the average of the prime lending ratee of 12 ma|or banks In S'pore PLR of banks at the close of business on Friday, June 9 as supplied by the Association of Banks in Singapore: BANK PLR ABN Bonk 6% Allied Irish Bonk PLC 6% American Express501 words
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Advertisement245 1989-06-12 6 r Xll 51 I I fITT 1 -it"j fr i>s ■Was /;9HH r> *v; >x 1•s* u Jp Bp i ?-f** IM' 1 *f- A <A ilVv Uij 9 M!t liiink s a hiitil iff/i <s hunt' <1 in sit nth ♦iisf AinslfnUim. We bank your way. It's the one245 words
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BANKING AND FINANCE
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SMALL CHANGE
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Article124 1989-06-12 7 RAFFLES Place is the 'in 1 place while Shenton Way is out' many banks and companies are already aware of this. And General Electric Information Services is the latest company to show he world that it is gravitating to where the action really is. During a124 words
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Article150 1989-06-12 7 WE RE MERGED NOW what do we do? A visiting senior executive, who has been involved in several major takeovers in the US gave his answer when he was in town last week: Don t get into the situation in the first place! Make use of the150 words
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320 1989-06-12 7 QUAK HIANG WHAI - By QUAK HIANG WHAI THE NEWLY-OPENED offshore branch of Danish commercial bank Andelsbanken A/S Copenhagen plans to concentrate its initial business in Singapore on treasury and international financing activities. Mr Hans Christian Drost. the general manager of Andelsbanken, told BT that the new320 words
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277 1989-06-12 7 Reuter WORLD BANK subsidiary International Finance Corporation is planning to take a stake of just under 7 per cent in Indonesia's Astra International Inc for around US$l2.5 million. A company spokesman said in Hongkong last Friday that International Finance CorporationReuter - 277 words
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234 1989-06-12 7 AFP CREDIT LYONNAIS. France's biggest stateowned consumer bank, has sold one of its two City ot London foreign exchange dealing operations and is reorganising the other one, the company said in Paris on Friday. The bank said its subsidiary CL-Astaire Co Ltd hadAFP - 234 words
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252 1989-06-12 7 Reuter A SENIOR official of the Bank of China said on Saturday that China's main foreign currency bank would protect its reputation and meet all foreign debts "Whatever the circumstances, the Bank of China will preserve its domesticReuter - 252 words
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Article882 1989-06-12 7 HONG LEE HAM - Strong support from corporate clients By HONG LEE HAM EVENTS concerning the Singapore branch of Bank of China last week show that while many of its individual customers were quick to withdraw their savings in reaction to the political turmoil in China, several big corporate clients882 words
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Advertisement171 1989-06-12 7 This happy businessman =d—i M is smart. J|| xSSL He increases his sales without "S^yyjl\/f any cash problems. He is PAID on time. He never has a slow paymaster. He did it by calling Hong Leongl Singapore Finance Free yourselt from cash flow problems created by credit sales and improve171 words
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Advertisement68 1989-06-12 7 M2v mm Starting July, Lufthansa will offer additional seats from Singapore to Frankfurt, the heart of Europe. We'll have four flights a week, leaving every Monday, Tuesday, Friday and Saturday. And you'll always receive the standards of comfort and service that maKe Lufthansa second to none. Lufthansa German Airlines Contact68 words
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COMMODITTIES
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Article, Illustration411 1989-06-12 8 Bernama THE MALAYSIAN Rubber Exchange and Licensing Board (MRELB) will take stern action against those found selling vulcanised rubber, says Primary Industries Minister Datuk Seri Or Lim Keng Yaik. He added this was necessary to ensure there would not be any incident of contaminatedBernama - 411 words
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503 1989-06-12 8 FT THE COCOA market continued to defy the prophets of doom last week as confirmation of a longrumoured Ivory Coast sale helped prices to consolidate recent gains. The July position on the London Futures Market, which only a few weeks ago had dipped brieflyFT - 503 words
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829 1989-06-12 8 AFP THE UPSURGE of violence in China was the most significant influence on commodity markets last week Gold and other precious metals were traded up on the bullion market in anticipation of buying support, later forthcoming, from cautious investors. Meanwhile, sugar and wheatAFP - 829 words
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Article181 1989-06-12 8 AFP THE ASSOCIATION of Tin Producing Countries is to meet in Kuala Lumpur next week to review the tin market. an ATPC official said last Friday. ATPC executive secretary Redzwan Sumun said the group expected to meet for five days from Tuesday to reviewAFP - 181 words
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Article193 1989-06-12 8 AGGRESSIVE speculative selling pushed Chicago Board of Trade July soybeans sharply lower to close down 11-1/2 cents per bushel at USS7.O2-1/2 last Friday, floor sources said. Much of the selling was unwinding of July/November spreads. Other speculators liquidated long positions expecting the July/November spread to narrow further. July briefly193 words
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Article234 1989-06-12 8 Bernama THE CRUDE palm oil market finished slightly lower last week despite late short covering and speculative buying in line with the rebound in palm oil futures. Trading was thin during the week as operators were reluctant to take new positions amid concern over the situation in ChinaBernama - 234 words
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Article135 1989-06-12 8 Bernama THE MALAYSIAN rubber physical market finished lower last week on lack of followthrough demand in sluggish trading. July RSS One buyer closed 10.50 sen lower to 252.50 sen a kg from the previous Friday. Dealers said nervousness about China's political unrest also prompted operators to stay on theBernama - 135 words
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Article47 1989-06-12 8 Bernama A FOUR-DAY international exhibition on petroleum technology opens at the Putra World Trade Centre in Kuala Lumpur today. The exhibition will feature products and services from 235 companies from 16 countries. About M 59.5 million worth of exhibits will be on display. Ber-Bernama - 47 words
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Article138 1989-06-12 8 Bernama THE KUALA LUMPUR TIN MARKET (KLTM) finished lower last week at M 527.52 a kfl, down six sen from M 527.58 previously. The market had opened lower on Monday on a weaker US dollar against the ringgit and absence of fresh developments but recovered substantially due toBernama - 138 words
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Article202 1989-06-12 8 CHICAGO BOARD of Trade soft red winter wheat futures held their gains to close highor last Friday as prices recouped some China-related losses and were further buoyed by talk of possible wheat sales in the near term. Prices closed near the top of the day's trading range on short-covering202 words
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Article146 1989-06-12 8 Telerate FUEL OIL PRICES hold stable with no reported trade done for cargosize. The week started quiet as uncertainty was spread throughout the market due to the onslaught of news from Khomeini s death, the threat of a cival war break out in China to Opec'sTelerate - 146 words
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Article125 1989-06-12 8 Chinese Produce Exchange noon doting pr lc*i on Jon. 10 (SS/100 kg) Coconut oil Bulk FOB 107.00 OW drum FOB 117.00 Now drum FOB 121.00 Copra 62.50 Ml*«d (too**) Pepper Muntofc wWn FOB NtW 567J0 Sarawak whit* FOB foq NIW 557JO Sarawak tpodol block FOB NLW 427.50 Sarawak125 words
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Article133 1989-06-12 8 London Metal Exchange Afternoon session closing ton* and prices on Jun 9 (£/tome). Previous dosing 1 1 a total sales In parenthesis Copper Grade A Cosh 1654/1556 (1603/1572) 3-morrthi 1599/1600 (1599/1600) Settlement 1587 (1587) Tone: Sales. (8789) Lead Cosh 427/428 (430/435) 3 -month* Wwl—* 406/407 (407/408) 429 (450)133 words
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Advertisement150 1989-06-12 8 THE ORIENTAL, SINGAPORE PRESENTS Renaissance IN^NGLiSH(JOKING /J1 tflft »>r v* fs df\ YM' r» JC m t PI I i j !lu Ybu arc invited to enjoy English cooking at its best at The Oriental, Singapore from 12 to 25 June. Chef Andreas Antona of the Plough Harrow Hotel, Birmingham,150 words
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Advertisement45 1989-06-12 8 44- rK\s'llll\(Al<Jl'lS) Specialists m Fmt Hand-knotted Carpets rib Wednesday. June 14. 1989 Grand Ballroom Hilton International Singapore Viewing cocktails: 4pm 7pm Auction Sale: 7pm 830pm Auctioneers: Cheong Koon Seng (CKS) Auctioneers Valuers Pte Ltd Showroom: #03 28 Raffles City Shopping Centre Tel 338 6135/338 846845 words
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Advertisement150 1989-06-12 9 I'Jf "M 1 SINGAPOREANS CAN NOW IN TOUCH WITH A WORLD NOKIA pmmm *Sg 'J v *7 '&MMM Nokia-Mobira, the world's leading manufacturer of cellular phones, are pleased to announce the appointment of Rank O'Connor's as sole distributor in Singapore. These sophisticated state of the art portables have gained Nokia-Mobira150 words
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PERSPECTIVE
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Article, Illustration810 1989-06-12 10 SANDRA MALER - Europe's single market could fail unless wealth is redistributed, reports SANDRA MALER. SANDRA MALER Reuter BEFORE the end of the century, t Portugal, Greece and Ireland could become Third World econ- c omies with Britain, West Germa- t ny and France slipping into urbanReuter - 810 words
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Article, Illustration1048 1989-06-12 10 NYT IN ONE of the more obscure outposts (or one of the world s most travelled peoples, 60 Irish workers are living near the brooding woodlands beyond Moscow on two floors of a dim airport hotel. Mercantile missionaries, they I are teaching SovietNYT - 1,048 words
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Article, Illustration648 1989-06-12 10 Reuter THIRTY YEARS on. the revolution in land ownership that made President Fidel Castro a hero to most of Cuba's peasants and a foe to big landholders is still in progress. He has made it clear the state-run farms he set up in hisReuter - 648 words
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Advertisement254 1989-06-12 10 Coming your way THE OFFICE OF THE FUTURE a, OFFICE AUTOMATION '89 in XT L IHQO UoffliiC Rail rnnm. 15 17 November 1989, Raffles Ballroom, Raffles City Convention Centre, Singapore Discover a whole new world you jt can work in A and work with. The Office of the Future is254 words
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Advertisement199 1989-06-12 10 As a serious vwtor someone who has the responsibility to specify or recommend the purchase o* OA equipment, systems and services. you rwturaUy w**ild likr to spend more time with the exhibitors. Such ample and quality time would enable you to seek solutions to your problems. By pre registering vihj199 words
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Advertisement67 1989-06-12 10 BOOST YOUR PRODUCTIVITY Attend the Time/system course and boost the productivity of your company, your department and yourself! Over 2000 managers from leading companies in Singapore have already attended. Conducted monthly by Mr. Sten Jessen. Next course June 20-21 9,00am-5.30pm Fee is $890/- inclusive of Time/system personal planner, lunch and67 words
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Miscellaneous45 1989-06-12 10 [RrlStow": UMBT Pi STuftD Ptf\C£ -o PUT FN seMa-i U)VK3 U)RNTS ~K? SIT FpvOtvlGTHe UX^KHOUSe PSNO Tne sire, OF me. OLD DEBTORS PRISON J this e>eNCH u*\s e>v s*t? RoG»inf\ix> cnesreß- fetfßy THC m»u-40NPv\Re FULFSNTV-IROPIST So THRT HIS CAN Heߣ RL)HIL£ p\ND THINK f=®ouT r45 words
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THE ARTS
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Article, Illustration623 1989-06-12 11 P Y VAN - MUSIC By P Y VAN RACHMANINOFF once said: 'Music is born only of the heart and it appeals to the heart. It is love." Young Canadian pianist Jon Kimura Parker won many hearts with his performance of Rachmaninoff's Piano Concerto No 2 in C623 words
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384 1989-06-12 11 NG PENG HUI - The new SSO compact disc breaks new ground, reports NG PENG HUI. A review of the CD follows. NG PENG HUI THE RECENT LAUNCHING of the Singapore Symphony Orchestra's compact disc under the Philips Classics label breaks new ground in the local music scene, for384 words
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Article, Illustration656 1989-06-12 11 J GORDON - By J GORDON Shostakovich, Symphony No 10 Leong Yoon Pin, Overture "Dayong Sampan" The Singapore Symphony Orchestra Conductor: Choo Hoey Philips 426 228-2 ON THE SURFACE, the Singapore Symphony Orchestra's decision to commemorate its 10th anniversary with a commercial recording of the power-packed Symphony No 10656 words
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Article, Illustration575 1989-06-12 12 OPERA IHT IN PARIS, the debate over "modern" and "popular" opera drones on without an audible answer. and with the prospect of launching the Opera Bastille in eight months growing ever more desperate. But out in the "provinces" they are just doing it, with theatresIHT - 575 words
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Article, Illustration682 1989-06-12 13 LISA LEE - DANCE By LISA LEE THIERRY Malandain is French, and < while he shares a similar first name with fashion designer Thierry Mugler and looks like your average good-look-ing European pop-singer, Malandain's world revolves around a different form of design. His fabric the material he works with682 words
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Advertisement423 1989-06-12 11 f It's not a very comfortable life being a fisherman in scorching coast of Africa, the treacherous waters of the the vast uninhabited expanses of the Atlantic Ocean. North Sea to the storms of the Bay of Biscay He has :o «Lx V face sub-zero tempera- He is out there,423 words
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Advertisement1011 1989-06-12 12 Ulvf U lira vwiiffrvww. COURVOISIER VS.O.P-WIHEIPK TO ENTCCTUN ONE GOOD REASON TO LUNCH AT THE PALM GRILL IS OUR APPE TISER BUFFET ANTI'HKR IS THE CHOICE <* MAIN COURSES. For between $26+ and $40+ you can select from our appetiser C jRILL buffet including seafood, smoked salmon and oysters. Choose1,011 words
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Advertisement214 1989-06-12 12 j. Ti We have over 30 reasons for you to do so. Our selection includes Diced Ch cken in Dried Chilli. Pan-fried Scallop with Chilli Sauce and Shark s rin Soup with Chicken Sauce. Sichuan Buffet from June I 30 only 12 noon 2.30 pm j Adult: $25 Child: $13214 words
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Advertisement272 1989-06-12 13 >• <• sfcubf rtu* (Srill Some Of The Best HJ. S. Beef Is Found From June 5-2-1, you can sample delicious I '.S. Beef at tuv of Century Park Sheraton 's nstauranU Vnkai offers traditional Japanese specialities for lunch and dinner prepared with prime grade U.S. sirloin or tenderloin of272 words
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Advertisement29 1989-06-12 13 I Prestige De La France Courvoisier is the only cognac house ever, to receive France's Highest Award for Quality. ■BMMI 1 r v COGNAC COURVOISIER f <<yrtstr r/£ drst29 words
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Miscellaneous681 1989-06-12 13 CRYPTIC PUZZLE [T ACROSS I I it's a track, if you fol- I low (5) 6 Business people writing tor timber (5) 9 He'll sell you the joint 1 10 Say what, for the most part, one had to eat (5) II Weapon of a crashed flier (5) 12 Musical681 words
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Miscellaneous1400 1989-06-12 13 TV and RADIO A living legend OUR CHOICE GREGORY PECK: HIS OWN MAN, 10.35pm, SBC 12 Gregory Peck's track record include# 49 movies in 39 years. An actor who has greyed gracefully, Peck has become one of Hollywood's best-known stars. But all the time, remaining his own man. The Yearling.1,400 words
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Article, Illustration538 1989-06-12 14 FRENCH OPEN AP MICHAEL CHANG, playing inspired tennis, ripped through the opening set 6-1 against Stefan Edberg in the final of the men s singles at the French Open yesterday. The 17-year-old American, bidding to become the youngest ever winner of a Grand Slam tournament,AP - 538 words
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211 1989-06-12 14 AFP WORLD NO. 1 Steffi Graf and Gabriela Sabatini of Argentina brought the curtain down on what has been a disappointing French Open by their high standards in Paris yesterday when they crashed to a 4-6, 4-6 defeat in the women's doubles final toAFP - 211 words
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Article, Illustration452 1989-06-12 14 Charles Savage - MARATHON —by Charles Savage MALAYSIAN Sam Boon won a 1 13.5 km run leading up the Dec 3 Mobil Marathon in 46 minutes 56.05 seconds yesterday, one minute 27.24 seconds ahead of Singapore's Leow Hock Sin who finished in 48.23.29. Leow and Sam set a fast452 words
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263 1989-06-12 14 CYCLING AP ITALY'S Gianni Bugno won the 21st and penultimate stage of the Tour of Italy last Saturday after a 40-km escape Frenchman Laurent Fignon retained the pink jersey of overall leader and stepped closer to his first ever triumph in theAP - 263 words
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Article, Illustration348 1989-06-12 14 HORSE RACING UPI EASY GOER atoned for his Kentucky Derby and Preakness losses and won Saturday's Belmont Stakes, robbing Sunday Silence of the triple crown. Easy Goer, ridden by jockey Pat Day, beat 4-5 favourite Sunday Silence by eight lengths and finished theUPI - 348 words
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Article, Illustration412 1989-06-12 14 CHARLES SAVAGE - DRAGON BOAT By CHARLES SAVAGE INDONESIA yesterday beat Australia at the International Dragon Boat Race in the time it takes to snap your fingers a hundredth of a second. The Indonesian Rowing Canoeing Association, competing tor the fourth time, clocked two minutes 56.96 seconds a record for412 words
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Article169 1989-06-12 14 MOTOR RACING AP THE JAGUAR driven by Jan Lammers of the Netherlands, Patrick Tambay of France and Andrew Gilbert-Scott of Britain held onto first place on Sunday, midway through the Le Mans 24-hour endurance race. Jaguars and Mercedes split the first four placesAP - 169 words
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339 1989-06-12 14 GOLF AP TOM KITE and David Frost made the best moves but failed to catch the early leaders on Saturday in the day-late completion of second round play in the Westchester Classic. Australian Wayne Grady, Dick Mast and Tom SieckmannAP - 339 words
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121 1989-06-12 14 AP Bernama FRANKIE MINOZA of the Philippines fired a two-under-par 70 yesterday to win the eighth annual Sabah Masters golf championship by seven strokes. Minoza collected the MslB,ooo first prize for his fourday total of 278, 10 under par on the Sabah Golf and CountryAP; Bernama - 121 words
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Article353 1989-06-12 14 BASKETBALL AP MAGIC JOHNSON says his strained hamstring will not prevent him from playing in the third game of the National Basketball Association finals, scheduled for late yesterday, unless the injury threatens his career. "If I'm going to go out there and hurt theAP - 353 words
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Advertisement257 1989-06-12 14 NOTICES ADVERTISEMENT FOR CREDITORS IN THE MATTER OF THE COMPANIES ACT, CAP. 50 AND IN THE MATTER OF SAMUEL TAYLOR 1 HOLDINGS PRIVATE LIMITED (In Members' Voluntary Liquidation) NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the CREDITORS of the abovenamed company, which is being wound up voluntarily, are required on or before257 words
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Advertisement418 1989-06-12 14 THE MATTER OF THE DMPANIES ACT, CAP. 50 AND THAI-TAN AGENCY (S) PTE LTD an Extraordinary Genal Meeting of the Compar held on 6th June 1989 at Collyer Quay #21-01, iean Building, Singapore 04 the following resoluons were passed:SPECIAL RESOLUTION WINDING-UP hat Thai-Tan Agency (S) te Ltd be wound up418 words
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Article, Illustration488 1989-06-12 15 NST PRICES of prime commercial properties in Kuala Lumpur are expected to increase further as indicated by improving rental value and the continued influx of foreign investors. This upward movement of prices is expected to be maintained at least untilNST; Source: NST graphics/JAE - 488 words
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463 1989-06-12 15 Bernama ROXY Electric Industries (M) Bhd failed to get an injunction from the High Court in Kuala Lumpur on Friday to restrain two shareholders from convening an extraordinary general meeting and attempting to remove or alter the composition of Roxy's board of directors. JusticeBernama - 463 words
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Article84 1989-06-12 15 COLD STORAGE HOLDINGS LTD: Ist AGM at Mandarin Court A, 4th Floor, The Mandarin Hotel, 333 Orchard Road, Singapore 0923, today, June 12 at noon. WAH-CHANG ELECTROPLATING LTD: 16th AGM at the Board Room, 22A Jalan Terusan, Singapore 2261, today, June 12 at 10.00 am. BATA (MALAYSIA) BHD:84 words
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241 1989-06-12 15 MBT SHAREHOLDERS of Gula Perak are requested to return their existing share certificates to the company's share registrars for cancellation as soon as possible so that they can be replaced by new certificates. In a notice to shareholders over the weekend, the companyMBT - 241 words
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145 1989-06-12 15 MBT GULA PERAK's new board intends to identify suitable projects that can generate profits to offset its tax losses, chairman Haji Megat Najmuddin Datuk Seri (Dr) Haji Megat Khas says in his latest annual statement. The company's latest annual report points out thatMBT - 145 words
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Article1185 1989-06-12 15 Current payment En itote Book* Date payable Total tor Vie year Total tor laat year Amcol Asiatic Dev Avimo Ayer Molek Bata Botu Kowon Bousteadco C C 10% 35% I0%TEIII 20%'" 15% s%m 5% 4%I0 Jun 16 Moy 22 Oct 16 Moy 25 Mor 31 Jul 21 Moy1,185 words
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Article, Illustration795 1989-06-12 15 WILLIAM CHIA - Suit seeks HKsl4om in damages By WILLIAM CHIA SOME 100 Ka Wah Bank shareholders have contacted the Low brothers on their claims against seven parties in Hongkong for damages of HKSI4O million (5534.58 million). Former managing director of Ka Wah795 words
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290 1989-06-12 15 MBT IGB CORPORATION has denied speculation that prominent merchant banker Datuk Malek Merican is the group's nominee in Malayan United Industries (MUI), in which IGB has a substantial stake. Managing Director Datuk Yap Lim Sen said over theMBT - 290 words
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226 1989-06-12 15 MBT IGB CORPORATION sees good potential in manufacturing as Malaysia is fast emerging as a newly industrialising country, said the property group's managing director, Datuk Yap Lim Sen. On top of that, manufacturing and trading are becoming significant contributors to the group sMBT - 226 words
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Article, Illustration1848 1989-06-12 16 JOSEPHINE CHAN - r n Singapore p L By JOSEPHINE CHAN THE EXPLOSION of violence in China last week, which sent share prices in regional markets plunging, left investors hoping that prices will take their cue this week from last Friday's 34-point rebound. The Straits1,848 words
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Article6492 1989-06-12 16 1989 Tel High Low Code Company Last Sale -I J UN 09 Gr's Gr's Vol Week Last Quote Dlv Dlv Y'ld Ne or- ('000) High Low Buyer Seller C'vr P'E 1 M Cap Smi DEBENTURES. BONDS, LOANS 284 124 X 1543 CK Tang Wt 1990 45% 14%6,492 words
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Article, Illustration560 1989-06-12 17 K j I Hongkong i^kl DBS Securities LAST WEEK, share prices were massacred at the stock exchange. The Hang Seng Index plunged to a low of 2,028 during the week as nervous foreign institutions and Hongkong investors dumped their shares in view ofDBS Securities - 560 words
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576 1989-06-12 17 y= MM K.Lumpur MBT SHARE PRICES crumbled under a selling wave at the Kuala Lumpur stock market last week and despite some late buying, losses littered the boards. The share market was shaping up very well and looked set to scale newMBT - 576 words
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260 1989-06-12 17 s gQ|f|j Bombay AFP THE Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE) displayed encouraging signs last week of regaining the momentum it lost more than a month ago After dropping below the 700-point mark the previous week, the BSE's sensitive index recovered to close the weekAFP - 260 words
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Article818 1989-06-12 17 JULIANA TAY - Week ended June 9 Compiled by JULIANA TAY CORPORATE DEVELOPMENTS The Stock Exchange of Singapore hos token steps to limit the participation of substantial shareholders in employees' shore options schemes (Esos) and to give shareholders and employees greater understanding of their companies schemes Amcol Holdings ltd intends to818 words
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Article813 1989-06-12 18 r Jfi j| New Y r < FT "THE LUNATICS have taken over the asylum,'' declared one US bond analyst in bewilderment last week, as US bond prices soared to a new twoyear high in response to a doubling in the monthly inflation rateFT - 813 words
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Article482 1989-06-12 18 Tokyo AFP SHARE PRICES were mixed on the Tokyo Stock Exchange last week in extremely thin trading, with turnover halved from the previous week The Nikkei Stock Average of 225 blue-chip stocks suffered a moderate 27.44-yen setback to close at 33,639.98 on Friday afterAFP - 482 words
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590 1989-06-12 18 RICHARD HARRIS - 1-A^S By RICHARD HARRIS Enskilda Securities fUt European markets had anothr- qocd week with prices rising on strong fundamentals and news of substantial corporate activities West Germany pushed ahead and has now exceeded its 1989 market high for seven days in a row, with muchEnskilda Securities - 590 words
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283 1989-06-12 18 r London AFP SHARES closed higher on the London Stock Exchange at the end of a week notable tor anxiety over the political instability in both China and Iran, as well as Nigel l.av/son's defence of his economic policy in the House of Commons.AFP - 283 words
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501 1989-06-12 18 Reuter LOriUON share analysts said toi Itron^w-thui' ixpcdld annual cl< result' from British Gas pic led o railM forecasts for the j oi coipj my 1989/1990 year. Several said they raised esti- mates for 1989/1990 historical ccst income to some £1.1 billio'fromReuter - 501 words
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357 1989-06-12 18 Sydney AFP THE Australian share market continued its upward trend last week, with activity on the domestic front overshadowing the fall-out from the China crisis. The market's main indicator, the All Ordinaries Index, closed the week 19.2 points up atAFP - 357 words
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Article741 1989-06-12 18 BONDS, LOANS WARRANTS Company Expiry/ maturity data Coupon <%) CK Tang Wrh *****990 Chuon Hop Wrts 1991 City Dev Bonds 1994 5% City Da* Wrts 1992 G Corp CUIS 1989 10 G Corp CUIS 93 1993 8% H Prop Bonds H Prop Wrts 1993 1993 4 H Toi-Pon Wrts 1992741 words
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Article, Illustration836 1989-06-12 19 New York AP Reuter A SURPRISINGLY strong 0.9 per cent rise in May producer prices nipped Wall Street s rally on Friday, and provided investors with a reason to cash in on recent gains. The news failed to dampen bonds, however, which surged on aAP; Reuter - 836 words
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Article, Illustration999 1989-06-12 19 London AP Reuter MOST SHARE PRICES on London's stock exchange recovered on Friday, ending mixed after news of a sharp rise in US producer prices pushed the market lower earlier in the day. At the close, the Financial TimesStock Exchange 100-share index was down 1.3AP; Reuter - 999 words
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Article976 1989-06-12 19 Amsterdam Fn Fri JOHt Of FLS HU 04 425 02 01 99 1 i unch J* Ahold 121 7 -03 150 5 162 6 amev 523 02 LI A MHO 63 1 unch 151 0 -i 5 145 3 102 6 ISO 0 15 Buahrman Tetteroda CSM 606 669 733976 words
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Article100 1989-06-12 19 Reuter SHARE PRICES in Taiwan closed sharply higher across the board on Saturday on news of the reappearance of Chinese leader Deng Xiaoping on state television on Friday, brokers said. Deng's appearance followed weeks of rumours of his death in the midst of political turmoil in China.Reuter - 100 words
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93 1989-06-12 19 Reuter SEOUL STOCKS, buoyed by news that the government j would soon boost market liquidity, rose for the third straight session on Saturday in fairly active trading, brokers said. The composite index closed at 911.14 on Saturday's half-day trading, up 6 45 pointsReuter - 93 words
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204 1989-06-12 19 NYT AS MANY as 1,800 employees of Rexene Corp will share US$l4O million under a settlement of their suit against the Oallas-based chemical maker. The lawsuit, filed in June last year, charged that the employees had not received the stock in the company they wereNYT - 204 words
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383 1989-06-12 19 NYT THE DELAWARE Chancery Court denied a motion by i Paramount Communica- I tions Inc on Friday for a I temporary reatraining order to prevent Time Inc and Warner Communications Inc from swapping stock in each other to protect their proposed US$lBNYT - 383 words
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Advertisement328 1989-06-12 15 Tricontinental Corporation Limited U*****,000,000 Guaranteed Floating Rate Notes Due 1991 In accordance with the provision of the Notes, notice is hereby given that for the three month period from 12th June, 1989 to 12th September, 1989. the Notes will carry a rate of interest of 9.375 per cent, per annum328 words
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Advertisement438 1989-06-12 15 I jT S I N G A P O RE'S PREMIER WATCH BOUTIQUE 75TD7 SING INVESTMENTS FINANCE LIMITED (Incorporated in the Republic of Singapore) NOTICE OF MEETING TO ALL SHAREHOLDERS NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Annual General Meeting of Sing Investments Finance Limited will be held at 96 Robinson438 words
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Advertisement823 1989-06-12 18 > 4 Bank Brussels Lambert Incorporj'tii in IVl^ium >t»-J in »m Consolidated Balance Sheet Consolidated Profit and Loss Account ASSETS Cash balance with the National Bank anil the Postal Cjiro System Call monev Bankers Other short term receivables Commercial bill portefolio l>ebtors tor acceptances Sundry debtors Securities Public sector bills823 words
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Advertisement1695 1989-06-12 19 BALANCE SHEET DECEMBER 31,1988 ASSETS Bank balances and cash 598,937 Deposits, bills and certificates ol deposits 8.279.940 Singapore government securities (market value 557.350.689 1987 SS4 583.462) 3 7.351,214 Loans advances and hire purchase 4 86.172.379 Deposits and bank balances with holding company 5 3.544,841 Other debtors and prepayments 6 #14,8831,695 words
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Article49 1989-06-12 20 PRESIDENT WEE Kim Wee and Prime Minister Lee Kuan Yew have sent messages of congratulations to President Mikhail Gorbachev on his election as chairman of the Supreme Soviet of the USSR. Mr Lee also expressed confidence that relations between Singapore and the USSR would continue to grow.49 words
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Article115 1989-06-12 20 THE FAMILY Deserves Our Best this year's Family Week theme can be achieved with the family spending quality time together, said Dr Seet Ai Mee, Minister of State (Community Development and Education). "We should try to meet the challenge of maintaining family togetherness in the face115 words
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Article87 1989-06-12 20 WOODBRIDGE HOSPITAL will have a new name and a new $185 million building by 1992, said the Acting Minister for Health, Mr Yeo Cheow Tong, at the ground-breaking ceremony in Yio Chu Kang. The new hospital will be a premier medical centre here for the treatment of87 words
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247 1989-06-12 20 AFP THAI Premier Chatichai Choonhavan has called (or increased US economic cooperation in developing Indochina, the state-run Thai News Agency (TNA) said. Mr Chatichai told reporters after a conference on Thai trade with Indochina on Saturday that the US should "take part inAFP - 247 words
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708 1989-06-12 20 AFP OLYMPIC DAM, on the edge of the Australian outback and astride the world s biggest uranium deposit and fourth-largest copper reserve, is a mine caught up in politics. Mr Hugh Morgan, chief executive of 51 perAFP - 708 words
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Article, Illustration675 1989-06-12 20 No aid unless Beijing takes the blame, says report Ulhe I China question Agencies JAPAN is reluctant to resume its Official Development Assistance to China unless the communist government takes responsibility for the armed suppression of pro-democracy demonstrators in Beijing last week,Agencies - 675 words
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224 1989-06-12 20 Reuter AUSTRALIAN Prime Minister Bob Hawke said yesterday that his country must maintain its high interest rates to avert economic disaster, in spite of warnings that the ruling Labor Party could lose the next elections on economic policy. Interest onReuter - 224 words
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271 1989-06-12 20 Bernama INDONESIA does not expect the chaos in China to have a negative effect on efforts to solve the Cambodian conflict, Indonesian Foreign Minister Ali Alatas said. Speaking to the press on board the aircraft bringing Indonesian President Suharto and hisBernama - 271 words
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429 1989-06-12 20 AFP DOZENS of people were hurt in clashes between strikers at the threatened Daewoo shipyard and residents demanding that the company return to normal working, press reports said yesterday. Following the incidents last Saturday, thousands of striking workers at the Daewoo complex on KojeAFP - 429 words
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69 1989-06-12 20 Reuter UNREST in the Soviet Central Asian republic of Uzbekistan has been brought under fcontrol, but at least 100 people have died in a week of clashes pitting Uzbeks against minority Meskhetians, Soviet newspapers said yesterday. The Communist Party newspaper Pravda said theReuter - 69 words
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Article46 1989-06-12 20 AFP LAOTIAN SOLDIERS attempted to shell a Thai border village last week but missed their target. The soldiers fired with mortars and assault rifles at a village in Loei province for nearly 10 minutes last Friday, provincial governor Chewin Suthisuwan said yesterday.AFP - 46 words
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Article63 1989-06-12 20 AP IRANIAN OPPOSITION forces in Iraq have reopened camps along the Iraq-Iran border and are training thousands of new fighters arriving from the US and Europe. Western diplomats in Baghdad said yesterday that the Iranian exiles had flocked to join the National Liberation Army ofAP - 63 words
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Article46 1989-06-12 20 AFP ANTI-GOVERNMENT Sinhalese rebels yesterday assassinated a senior policeman near Colombo as the militants clamped curfews on their southern stronghold. Police and soldiers had been deployed to look for the killers, members of the People's Liberation Front, a spokesman said. AFPAFP - 46 words
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Article66 1989-06-12 20 AFP REBELS of the Eritrean People's Liberation Front are recruiting through kidnapping, according to former rebels undergoing rehabilitation at a disused sports stadium in the Paradiso district of Asmara, the Eritrean capital. They said the rebels had been press-ganging old men, boys as young as 12AFP - 66 words
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Advertisement380 1989-06-12 20 Free clippings of BT exclusive stories Free copies of these exclusive stories in last week's Business Times are now available. 1. More HK investors seek local properties. An update by property consultants. 2. Revised estimates on how much US corporations are expected to slow down their capital spending in Singapore.380 words
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Advertisement316 1989-06-12 20 MANAGING DIFFICULT EMPLOYEES July 27 28,1989 Fee: SS3BO tor SIM members/Ss46o for non-members Objective: This seminar seeks to help managers understand employees with deviant behaviour and unsatisfactory work performance It also shows them the appropriate steps to take to manage these "difficult" employees Key Topics: Understanding "difficult" employees Managing behaviour316 words
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Article154 1989-06-12 21 Reuter REBEL British dockers leaders defied a legal ban and voted on Saturday for an unofficial all-out strike in protest at the planned abolition of a jobs-for-life scheme A spokesman for dock shop stewards said representatives from 11 ports had backed the move, in defianceReuter - 154 words
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Article78 1989-06-12 21 Reuter SHIPS have been warned to navigate with caution near a British motor supply vessel which is half submerged off the US east coast, Lloyds Shipping Intelligence Service reported. The Coast Guard at Chesapeake Bay, near Washington DC, said a few containers were adrift alongReuter - 78 words
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177 1989-06-12 21 Al O Labita - -By Al O Labita NORWAY has agreed not to impose taxes on Filipino seamen. Finance secretary Vicente Jayme said Norway's decision was to avoid double taxation of Filipino seafarers, particularly those on board international vessels registered in the Norwegian International Shipping Register. Norway's tax177 words
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194 1989-06-12 21 THREE Japanese corporate giants shipbuilder Mitsubishi, construction company Shimizu and trading company Sumitomo have jointly designed a floating warehouse which they hope to sell not only in Japan but to distributors in land-scarce Hongkong, Bangkok and Singapore. The warehouse, named Del Marina, was initially194 words
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Article1076 1989-06-12 21 ABBS line XII 4/5 ABC Conta«nerline XI 5 Accord Shpg VIII 3/4 AfS XIII 3 Ahrenkiel liner XII 5 AC Toepfer XIH 5 Arrow lines XI 5 Assoc Corrioge Xltl 5 ANl III 117 A PC line VII 4 API V 35 ASCI V 1 Atlas line1,076 words
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228 1989-06-12 21 Reuter BRAZIL'S 30.000 fulltime stateemployed port workers will launch an indefinite national strike tomorrow unless their pay demands are met, Brazilian union leaders said. A spokesman for Portobras, the national port authority, said union representatives and state officials were talking in BrasiliaReuter - 228 words
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325 1989-06-12 21 RAHITA ELIAS - By RAHITA ELIAS GERMAN freight forwarder J H Bachmann considers the Far East as "the market of the future." "For the next 15 to 20 years, it is the market. We are concentrating our efforts and investments in the Far East,"325 words
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Article, Illustration559 1989-06-12 21 LINDA CHEE - By LINDA CHEE COUGAR Express started operating its own container freight station (CFS) facility just two months ago and is fast expanding into regional intermodalism. Its 20,000 sq ft CFS near Marina Wharves functions as an LCL transhipment hub centre for shipments from559 words
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Article, Illustration887 1989-06-12 22 TT Club reports rise in 'jump-up' thefts of containers Fairplay THE FACSIMILE machine has revolutionised many areas of modern communications. But its use has also thrown up some problems. .34 has become common to transmit copies of bP*C of lading andFairplay - 887 words
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279 1989-06-12 22 THE Singapore National Shipping Association has reappointed Mr Lua Cheng Eng, chief executive officer of Neptune Orient Lines, as president of the new SNSA Council for the period between 1989 and 1991. Mr Eric Khoo, general manager of Pacific International Lines,279 words
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375 1989-06-12 22 UlHe rlf^Chma question AFP A CHINESE-SOUTH Korean joint-venture shipping company will begin direct service between the two countries this month despite the turmoil in China, said company officials in Seoul. In a related development, government officials said they would approveAFP - 375 words
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Article216 1989-06-12 22 Reuter CHINA has suspended or deferred some of its wool shipments from Australia following the political upheaval there, the Australian Wool Exporters Council (AWEC) said. AWEC executive Len Johnston said that China, the fourth largest market for Australian wool, had cancelled its letter of credit for atReuter - 216 words
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Article834 1989-06-12 22 THIS FORTNIGHTLY report, compiled by Cockett Marine Oil Ltd, shows price ranges in US dollars instead of single prices for a more comprehensive description of the market. Prices shown are based on average sized stem. Market movements are indicated The Cockett Bunker Price Index change and the834 words
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Article2322 1989-06-12 22 Who acts for whom A —B AB shipping Boustead Shpg Agencies (S) ABBS Lin* SMS Pte Ltd (S)/Tunas Setia (PK/KL) ABC Contain*rlin* NV Fargo Shpg Co (S) Accord Shpg Accord Shpg (S)/Accord Container Lin* (PK/PN) Ahrenklel Liner Kim Shpg (S). Alfred C To*pter Oceanus Shipping Agency (S)/Multiport Sdn Bhd (PK)2,322 words
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Article241 1989-06-12 23 V GREEK buyers were reported to have paid US$3 1 million each for the Marina Breeze and Marina Mletral, bulk carriers of 27,890 dwt and built in 1968. Terms included 30 months timecharter back at around U556,200 daily. Vessels sold for further trading: Dlanthua bulk carrier of 38,870 dwt241 words
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Article996 1989-06-12 23 RATES for key grain routes maintained their recent j downward trend on Thursday, with demand for I ships still insufficient to absorb all the available tonnage and many charterers holding out for even lower prices, brokers said. Fixtures included heavy grain from US North Pacific ports to South996 words
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11818 1989-06-12 30 aaaßßßna 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 ol arrival and departure from the Port o111,818 words
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Article1669 1989-06-12 34 AT CONVENTIONAL WHARVES VMM) Voy No Barih Arrival D*p*rtiir* KmmmI Wh«rv«« 1306/ 1200 Afbato 1/89 K32 olongsid* Homo Bgo IE IC30 olongsid* 1106/ 2300 K SatyyvvU 04 1MB K35 alongsid* 1206/ 1500 Koto l*nor W S53 K29 olongsid* 1206/ 1500 Koto tartan I0W/89 K3I olongsid* 1106/ 17001,669 words
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Advertisement297 1989-06-12 21 "The Illustrated Encyclopedia of Wildlife" fortnightly nt till good bookshops ami news-stands. IS fcrSTP Distributors INSIDE w The problems of faxing THE FACSIMILE machine has revolutionised many areas of modern communications. But its use has also thrown up some problems. It has become common to transmit copies of bills of297 words
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Advertisement118 1989-06-12 25 rtSuLt,,. PT. PELAYARAN MUTIARA SAMUDRA AGUMG KUALA SIAK II 14/6 BATAM OUMAI ABADI JAYA 16/6 P. BARU/PERAWANG PALMA SLIATI 19/6 BATAM/P. BARU 5 vessels (weekly) to PERAWANG/PEKAN BARU/OUMAI 3 vessels (weekly) to BATAM SUMATRA PORTS Also accepting cargo for ports in Jawa 4 Kalimatan. We specialise in project heavylift cargo.118 words
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Advertisement394 1989-06-12 25 Hai Sun Hup Co (Pte) Ltd TEL *****06 (20 Line#) TLX R*****1 A RS:<.«72 Hong Kong Yokohama Nagoya Osaka Senboku 28/6 Moji Funabashi 'For Discharging Only NOTE: ALSO CALLINC OTHER JAPANESE PORTS. HONGKONG. TAIWAN t CHINESE PORTS. SUBJECT INDUCEMENT INIL INTERMARITIME SOUTHERN AFRICA SERVICE DIRECT MONTHLY SAILINGS KK SPORE PK394 words
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Advertisement639 1989-06-12 26 Page VI H SINOSE MARITIME PTE LTD ISLAMIC REPUBLIC OF IRAN Sh'PPING LINES Singapore loading for KYOWA LINE SOUTH PACIFIC SERVICE MOTHER VSL KYOWA HIBISCUS V 37 KYOWA VIOLET V 26 10AD FOR GUAM. SAIPAN. HRA, VILA NMA. LTK. SVA, PAGO. APIA GUAM. SAIPAN. HRA. VILA. NMA LTK. SVA. PAGO.639 words
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Advertisement817 1989-06-12 26 TO tUPO p F. VIA SuEt HANJIN ROTURDAM OOJW 10,6 CHOYANC CHANCE OMW 1/6 HANJIN MASAN OMW 24 6 HANJIN It HAVRE 002* 1/7 T 0 faf east =>0S t HANJIN LE HAVRE 001E QUEEN'S NAY BRIOCE USE CHOYANC PARK 0021 HANJIN OAKLAND 002E FRON" EURO°E VIA SUEZ HANJIN SHIPPING817 words
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Advertisement203 1989-06-12 26 INTEROCEAN LINE 78 2nd Floor. J«l*« *"1. Tamon Tun Of' tomoM. MOOO KL T#|- 71M734, ******4, 7187M0 TLX NO MA ITM FAX 03-*****11 PtMnf QW: To<: *****7. *****2 ACCEPTING cargoes for the following ports AUSTRALIA UK/EUROPE i HfAOA«sTS SOUTHERN SHIPPING AND ENTERPRISES CO LTD agtnts SATINUR SON BHO k lumpum203 words
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Advertisement1037 1989-06-12 26 EVERGREEN full t.O'!<i:ne< ie r^L Round-The-World East Bound (FE/CARIB/USEC/EURO/FE) PKL XP HKC KSC KLC PUS HKT OSK IVO Kl Ul» Ml W fU. iwiwwiwaciMiiwwtwiw'iMisißlwwuj* tytl GJIffT ii« .-«> 1«« vl* GOLDLN .1* sw Mt M Ml (MI W l«v MM w IV* EWER GLOBE 01« 07*7 10*7 12*7 14*7 W1,037 words
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Advertisement981 1989-06-12 27 SHIPPING TIMES, Monday, June 12, 1989 PACIFIC INTERNATIONAL LINES PIL Building, 140 Cecil Street. #03-00, Singapore 0106. Tel: *****33 CONTAINER SERVICES VESSEL MAI GUANG MAJAPAHIT OOWA VOY SIN usa sm MSB 17/6 4358 30/4 SIN HKO 1«/« KAO KEE VOK NGO 20/ a 21/f 7%t% 27/4 1/7 s/7 tn s/7981 words
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Advertisement430 1989-06-12 27 BEN LINE CONTAINERS EXPRESS CONTAINER SERVICE TO UK/CONTINENT EXPRESS CONTAINER SERVICE FROM UK/CONTINENT HAM B HAViN DAM HAVRE STOM IP KLANC S POM UO« ALL VESSELS ACCEPT TRANSHIPMENT CARGO TO/FROM PENANG AND EAST MALAYSIAN PORTS r TASMAN ASIA W' SHIPPING TO NEW CALEMNU. FUI MB NEW ZEALAND MAIN UNI (TS)430 words
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Advertisement349 1989-06-12 27 DJASAGETRI A Joint Europe Service Of: P.T. DJAKARTA ILOYI FT. KtUM LIST# P.T. SAMVHRA IRBOKSIA e P.T. TIIKOAA tLOYB linuittM tNTMUMf SttMCtl WWIM H tmft i!»"» SSS mIMW jyjffnucSKMHWtt AND CONTAINERISED CARGO) CONTAINERISED CARGO) I j BONTANG/IMS I £JJ!L Ml -'3Lmmil«Al AMD (ACCEPTING CONVENTIONAL AND CONTAINERISED CARGO) Sublet *o Indue349 words
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Advertisement423 1989-06-12 27 BOUSTEAD SHIPPING AGENCIES IKAW Vl46# ONEYWA V24BW rTWAY V4o* CAN VI42W SSEIN NORTHBOUND TO UKC VYBANK V24N rAUSALA SAMOA VISN :LYDEBANK V26N MYANMA FIVE STAR LINE (Burmese National Line) Loading for Rangoon S'pore P.Kelang Penang Banj THE BANK LINE SEMI-CONTAINER SERVICE SPORE RDAM HMBG HULL 15 /i 14/7 18/7 lip423 words
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Advertisement623 1989-06-12 28 Page VIII Kline KAWASAKI Is. I SEN KAISHA. LTD. T EXPORT IMPORT IMMJAI3. HM:II: n m Ml mm- EXPORT IMPORT «gj »I #1: vi u m n*ivw:\:i i I -•lei i.mwMmii :<i> Ml CI W rrrwr.Mi i» HTS W. I, i JHH ii i AS AGENTS KAWASAKI SINGAPORE IpTE)l p623 words
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Advertisement676 1989-06-12 28 j <l§ <_i AUSTRALIA EXPRESS CONTAINER SERVICE Accepting FCL/FCL Container* Singapore P Aelang Penang vU admg tor: Mother Vsl Br Feeder By r eefle< V 43 3 July 27 June 27 June Frem Metb Sydn Adel iy 42 X July 20 July 20 July Frem Mdb Sydn A Get y44676 words
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Advertisement427 1989-06-12 28 GOLDEN LINE GUAN GUAN SHIPPING (PTE) LTD 21. Telo« Ay*f Street SINGAPORE 0104 TEI U43WI (10 LINES) f» *****04 STRAITS/PERSIAN GULF SERVICE: OOIOEN HARVEST Colombo KjndM/OubM GOLDEN WONDER CotomtoMrKhi Oubai CHINA SERVICE GUSHAN D»»«n S'pore P. In Pt 22/24 June P Kelang Petwng CHINA OCEAN SHIPPING CO PEKING THE PEOPLE'S427 words
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Advertisement581 1989-06-12 28 PHILI-ORIENT LINES PTE LTD HEAD OFFICE 63 ROBINSON ROAD #07-12 AFRO ASIA BUILDING. SINGAPORE 0106 TELEX RS ***** PHILI FAX *****76 EAST/FAR EAST PCL ft LCI W«Ct ETA SINGAPORE DUBAI DAMMAN KUWAIT. DOHA MUSCAT BAHRAIN ABU OHABI 4 SHARJAH JEDDAH (LCL) WEEKLY AQABA. HOOEIDAH H KONG KOBE TOKYO. KEELUNG KAOHSIUNG.581 words
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Advertisement1316 1989-06-12 29 Agents Spore KPTUNE AGENCtS PTE. LTD Bookings Bookings Inward/ Tetmiru fnauwws ft EU/VIiST TPA/SCA Outward *****22 27M977 *****13 *****42 27*7*44 *****19 *****16 *****11 *****48 (CR NO. **********0E) Inward/ Terminal CFS Outward *****22 *****53 kNOL NEPTUNE ORIENT LINES LTD wnMSONBte '>» B ami mm EXPORT TQ-EUROPE UK (VIA SUEZ) PKN PKG1,316 words
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Advertisement881 1989-06-12 29 SINGAPORE SOVIET SHIPPING CO PRIVATE LTD SINSOV BUILDING 55, Market Street Singapore 0104 Tel: *****33 (15 Lines) Terminal Office: ***** Cable Address SINSOV SINGAPORE Tele* Numbers RS 213WJJS ***** RS ***** «STrSSSS Wl i^SEH 10 T MA^MS c »A. )tn Mtrtnti Mr* KWO«t BAMtU >; u r t- nunmvx r„881 words
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Advertisement391 1989-06-12 30 SINGAPORE SHIPPING r CORPORATION (PTE.) LTD. TU 225 6868 (34 tmesl FAX *****39 *****76 TtIEX RS ***** A/B SSCMA RS ***** A B SSCAD DSR-LIMES VEB OEUTFRACHISEEREEDERE! ROSTOCK INTEGRATED CONTAINER SERVICE MEMBER OF EACON SERVICE TO EAST MEDITERRANEAN NORTH CONTINENT EUROPE OUTBOUND T. WENDA 1W WILHELM PIECK 6/t9 H CEGIELSKI391 words
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Advertisement106 1989-06-12 30 w S.K. LINE VYtEKIY CO^TAINIRISEO SERVICE EXPORTS TO TAIWAN JAPAN KASUKI V 22 HERMES ACE V 22 HAKUSAN It V 7 CONTINENT V 73 KABUKI VZ3 HERMES ACE V 73 iggmUQQQQU juaiEBUILMiBB J LB SB lElDltiiifllßiflßiflyAßlQlUifl mimn IMPORTS FROM JAPAN TAIWAN HERMES ACi fit MAKUSAN II V 7 CONTINENT V7J106 words
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Miscellaneous145 1989-06-12 30 Regional Weather m m rj 'X p s 5* £5 I I I^s SIGNIFICANT WEATHER AND SEA CONDITIONS AT 7.30 A.M. Jane 12, 1989 -A "X Wod <Vect»on with speed m knots Wove hughf LEGEND K Temperature *q A\ Thunderstorm Weother Wod d*e<t*>n with speed m knots Sho— Q Ron145 words
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Advertisement640 1989-06-12 31 anlrrirNU ii»iuuudy, iiuni- tr»ou UNIPACIFIC TRANS TRADING AGENCY PTE. LTD. SINGAPORE TEL: *****22 FAX: *****76 IRAQI LINE IRAQI STATE ENTCRMISi FOR MARITIWI TRANSPORT EAST BOUND SERVICE ETA S PORE LOADING FOR IBN ALROOMI 15/6 Iraq/lapan THROUGH BiLs to BAGHDAD UPON REQUEST ALSO ACCEPTING CONTAINERS UPTO AQABA BAGHOAD REEFER SPACE AVAILABLE640 words
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Advertisement287 1989-06-12 31 fin] RICHFIELD MARINE AGENCIES |S| PTE LTD 0 TEL: *****33 (10 Lines) FAX: *****1$ TELEX: RS ***** RISHIP (3 Lines) IfiflMlMNMrailM r lilM Ol Ethiopia) ACCEPTING FCL AND CONVENTIONAL PEN/PKG ETA IOAOtNQFOR PEN/PKG ETA SPOfIE Nfc T SANEI IVe VOV 1!>WB ABBAY WON/ 17It VOY 20WB OARFSSAIAAM MOMBASA DJIBOUTI ASSAB287 words
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Advertisement688 1989-06-12 31 SIGMA EXPRESS (S) PTE LTD TEL *****44 FA* *****71 ACCEPTING CARGOES FOR: BANGKOK 13/6 BUS AN 15/6 BOMBAY 15/6 COLOMBO 15/6 HONGKONG 14/6 ADELAIDE 14/6 BRISBANE 14/6 MUARA/LABUAN/KK 13/6 KUCHING/SIBU 14/6 TOKYO/YOKO/KOBE 14/6 LE HAVRE/HAMBURG 17/6 FELIXSTOWE/R'DAM 17/6 KEELUNG/KAOSHIUNG 18/6 FREMANTLE 20/6 SYDNEY/MELBOURNE 21/6 LONG BEACH/LOS ANGELES 19/6 ALSO ACCEPTING688 words
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Advertisement249 1989-06-12 31 BALTIC ORIENT SHIPPING PTE LTD. BAY OF BENGAL SERVICE lEUEI M BARDCSXIY 07CWK A GONCHAROV 10SW9 SUSAK UN EQUATOR PRIDE 02* LEUVE 9106 TIC£R BAY 71N SUSAK TON VIETNAM KSSEI mi mi am en 13/6 21/6 25/6 18/6 27/6 U0 2V6 21/6 27/6 22/6 26/6 29/6 6/7 2/7 14/7 #7249 words
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Advertisement142 1989-06-12 31 ZOFARGO SHIPPING V T«l:884 oiaa i: REGULAR X P RESS FCL LCI SEPVICE DESTINATION BANGKOK PORT KELANG (Fa ONLY) HONG KONG KEELUNG. KAOHSIUNG MANILA JAKARTA (FCL ONLY) TOKYO. KOBE, BUSAN (FCL ONLY) KARACHI. BOMBAY. COLOMBO (Fa ONLY) ETA SINGAPORE t JARU BHUM PIY* BHUM StRI BHUM 40N lII* T 17*142 words
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Advertisement113 1989-06-12 32 A MEIGO SHIPPING TRAWNG (PTE) LTO TEL FAX CABLE miCOSHIP TLX RS 20/W MEIGO REGULAR CONVENTIONAL SERVICE SINGAPORE/PHILIPPINES DIAMOND DEER I" PJ MANILA CEBU DAVAO CENTRAL MINDORO 28 30/6 MANILA, CLBU. PAVAO SINGAPORE'TAIWAN'HONG KONG iTiiH HONGKONG KRASNOCORSK 21-24)6 KAOSHIUNG. KEEtUNG m\j <>x 5 u-csn SINGAPORE/FAR EAST LILY ALICE ROT Egyptian113 words
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Advertisement323 1989-06-12 32 OcerrSeruice LCL/FCL SERVICE TO/FROM isJ A operates over 600 terminals/offices in U.S.A. maintains over 35,000 tractors trucks, serves over 60,000 points in U.S.A. offers reliable LCL/FCL services. General Agents: SINGAPORE 03******5^ 778 6522 (22 LINES) 02 ***** Contact: Elaine Teo, Esther Yap. 21 *****4 transintra shipping (Singapore) private limited X323 words
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Advertisement415 1989-06-12 32 ;.Jr~3 y.J Sue trr.e.r CJ' JGO '.JCC"?S S J- OJ" *•<:, =Vi diV.rJ'VLil EEDER I S PORE I MOTHER VESSEL MK TOKO ARICA IQQ ANTOFVALP SAI CYE ESSEL V 1 l/« ARAUCO V 1«M 2P W W *1/1 a H2 V 2 V ONt SKOU V 1903 16/7 lit »f»415 words
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Advertisement723 1989-06-12 33 I llfiua, Ifluituaj f uuuv m.auu Everett Lines rm VJJ: MM E4 LOADING FOR CALLAO. MATARANI, ILO* AND ALL OTHER PERUVIAN PORTS* WITH TRANSHIPMENT AT KOBE ON CPV THROUGH BILL OF LADING TO FINAL DESTINATION Penang* P Kelang* Singapore JOHNEVERETT 18 M Jun MURRAYEVERETT 4/6 J"' 7 Jul THOMASEVERETT 22723 words
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Advertisement451 1989-06-12 33 Zl ULL CONTAINER SERVICE accepting FCL/ICI cargoes to USA Eist i Wm» Co»st jmbtein East Cin«U HAITI CotU Rica. El Salvador Cuatemala, Honduras lenciuela. Peru. Ecuador. Colombia via Miami. Trinidad. Barbados. Antigua St ucia. Montserrat. Guayana via Kingston y n "i i■ 11 ■1 ii■ 4/t 21* TOKYO 11/ 9.6451 words
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Advertisement717 1989-06-12 33 SMWPINO 4 INAMStOArAfION <»!*> no WEEKLY LCL/FCL SERVICE VESSEL IS PORE JAKARTA [SURABAYA JENHOL VI2ON I— 10/6 113/6 A VESSEL 13/6 116/6 DESTINATIONS PORT KELANG MANILA HONG KONG. ALL CHINA PORTS KEELUNG. KAOHSIUNG BUSAN TOKYO. KOBE CHITTAGONG DUBAI SYDNEY. MELBOURNE ETA SINGAPORE 17 JUNE 16 JUNE 17 JUNE 18 JUNE717 words
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Advertisement551 1989-06-12 33 W66KLV FULL container service PRASE Tl A (WED) ACCEPTING ALL FCL CARGOES BETWEEN SINGAPORE AND JAKARTA SURABAYA L VOY SINGAPORE JAKARTA ETA ETD ETA ETD IAKTI 268-269 In Port 14/6 16/6 16/6 270-271 20/6 21/6 23/6 23/6 VOY SINGAPORE SURABAYA ETA ETD ETA ETD :TIA 41/49 14/6 14/6 17/6 17/6551 words
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Advertisement415 1989-06-12 33 PTC CONTAINER LINES FCL LCL SERVICE FAR EAST 18/6 KEELUNG/KAOHSIUNG 15/6 BANGKOK 16/6 MANILA 17/6 JAKARTA 17/6 PORT KELANG/PENANG 15/6 BUSAN 20/6 TOKYO/YOKO/KOBE 16/6 HONG KONG also accepting cargo to Huangpu/Shenzhen/Fuzhou/ Xiamen/Xingang/Shangtiai UN EUBOPE/UK 17/6 RDM/HAM/ANT/LE HAVRE/GENOA 17/6 LDN/FLX/LVP/SOU SIN MSA/CANADA 19/6 L.A./NYC/SFO 13/6 VANCOUVER/TORONTO/MONTREAL SIN AUSTRALIA/NEW ZEALAND 20/6 SYD/MELB/ADEL/FREM415 words
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Advertisement86 1989-06-12 34 PTE LTD v .;vi Vmml Voy ETA ANABAB V8905S In Pt TZU HANG VWO7S 19/6 D«stn Kampongsom Phnom Penh TEL *****07 TLX ***** FAX *****76 FL SHIPPING PTE LTD Tel: *****77 (12Lines) TIx:RS ***** FLINER Fax:*****56 EUROTAINER (AbfWwde Isutank Leasing Co) As Agent FL SHIPPING PTE LTD WEEKLY LCL CONSOLIDATION86 words
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Advertisement30 1989-06-12 34 ©A SUN UNION LINE REGULAR SERVICE TO KARACHI S'PORE LOADING FOR OCEAN HAWK Vll6 22/6 KARACHI AMfrt* SHIBUSAWA MEtSHIN H.T.Y. TAAMBPORTATIOW CO (rrt) LTD T#| *****22 Tta: RS 21«1t 22S*SJ430 words
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Advertisement872 1989-06-12 34 biK JE CONTAINER LINE V TEL: *****59 FAX *****63 GUARANTEE LCL CONSOL SERVICES (ALSO ACCEPTING FCL BOOKINGS) FAR EAST PORT KELANG PENANG BANGKOK HONG KONG CHINA KAOHSIUNG KEELUNG 17 /6 ft 24/6 176 246 15/6 ft 18(6 15:6 ft 18/6 15,6 ft 11/6 15/6 ft 18 6 15/6 MANILA BUSAN872 words
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Advertisement748 1989-06-12 34 C \^W/ MitsciOSK. Lines. JLtd fE FULL CONTAINER EXPORT TO: UK'CONTINENT (TRIO) *7 1/7 *7 <n M 7/7 13/7 I*7 11/7 Also Accepting Ctrfo For Hamburg to Copen Rotterdam to Antwe It Hjvro Bromonhavofi To Brerm 11/7 Southampton to all UK m to Copenhagen Aartius Gothenburg. Ma.mo Stockholm Helsinki to748 words
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