The Business Times, 17 July 1989

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    11 1 BUSINESS TIMES MCI (P) 45/12/88 MONDAY, JULY 17, 1989 75 CENTS
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    Banking cake: local banks' share decreasing
    531 1  -  By ALVIN TAY, Financial Editor SINGAPORE'S 13 locally-incorpo-rated banks have lost a sizeable share of total assets, deposits and loans since the entry of foreign banks with offshore licences in 1973. According to figures published by the Monetary Authority of Singapore in its latest
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    Lock icon Filipino Speaker wants armed forces cut by up to 85,000 men
    236 1 AFP THE SPEAKER of the Philippine House of Representatives has proposed that the country's armed forces be cut by up to 85,000 soldiers. "We do not need to increase the armed forces beyond its present size," the Manila Chronicle
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    Garment makers to set up more stores
    439 1  -  FOREIGN RETAIL MARKETS PROVE ATTRACTIVE By JOHN TAN FUELLED BY strong consumer demand and good profit margins, local garment makers are pushing aggressively in both the local and overseas retail markets. Heading the pack is listed garment maker Wing Tai which is planning
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    Lock icon KL studying types of timber to be taxed
    129 1 Bernama THE MALAYSIAN Timber Industry Board (MTIB) is studying the types of sawn timber on which to impose export tax, Primary Industries Minister Datuk Serl Dr Lim Keng Yaik said yesterday. He said the study had to be carried out as the
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    Suit against Drew & Napier: Appeal dismissed with costs
    294 1  - Suit against Drew Napier: Appeal dismissed with costs -By ELAINE KOH LAW FIRM Drew Napier, which faced a $2-million negligence suit in late 1987, has seen the end of the matter with the dismissal of an appeal by a former client to reconsider the case. The firm had already succeeded
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    Lock icon Plea to prosecute Gandhi rejected
    106 1 AFP INDIAN President Ramaswamy Venkataraman has rejected an opposition plea that Prime Minister Rajiv Gandhi be prosecuted for allegedly taking bribes in the Bofors arms purchase, a statement published in New Delhi yesterday said. The statement, released by the opposition Janata Dal (People s Party),
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    Lock icon Growing Japan-EC trade may spell trouble for sogoshosha
    575 1 AFP THE BURGEONING TRADE between Japan and the European Community (EC) may cause unexpected trouble for the sogoshosha, the big, famous trading houses which brought "Made in Japan" to the world. As the Japanese market begins to open up, exporters have begun
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    Lock icon Malaysia gives go-ahead for second causeway
    330 1 NST THE FEDERAL government has agreed in principle to build a Msl.s billion second link with Singapore between Gelang Patah in Johor and Jurong on the island. Malaysian Deputy Works Minister Datuk Alex Lee said the project would be undertaken by the state government
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      321 1 Need a car or truck loan? SB Wu FOONG 737-7977 MftFl foong Mortgage And Finance (S) Ltd A wholly-owned suNdury of Hongkongßank 6 (."laymore Hill #O.VOI Claymore Plaza Singapore (N22 MANAGEMENT CHRISTOPHER LORENZ continues his series on Electrolux by examining the sensitive process of blending its Swedish culture with that
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      195 1 Malaysia 4 No aspirations to be NIC G-7 summit 5 Paris to shelve debt plan Soybean sell-off order 7 Italian grain group seeks damages Revaluation of won 8 IMF against it, says Seoul DBS Bank 9 New representative office After the China crisis 10 Assessing the corporate impact Poland and
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  • MANAGEMENT
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      Lock icon The Italian connection
      1738 2  -  CHRISTOPHER LORENZ continues his series on Electrolux by examining the sensitive process of blending its Swedish culture with that of Zanussi, its largest European acquisition. CHRISTOPHER LORENZ FT THE DEEP cultural differences in managerial behaviour which have to be bridged in European cross-border acquisitions have seldom been
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      Annual reports: reading between the lines
      929 2  -  Spotlight on Management By ONG YEW HUAT Ong Yew Huat is a director of Ernst A Whinney Consultants Pte Ltd. INVESTORS of publicly-listed companies should spend more time on annual reports they receive than just scanning the colourful photographs and the chairman's statement. An
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      Those who dare win
      963 3  -  By WALTON MORAIS SUCCESS COMES to those who seize the initiative and make things happen. This simple maxim underlies the SME Master Plan the smalland medium-sized enterprises' blueprint for success. It is also behind the success story of Robertson Audio and Suntax Industries. Both companies are
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      Lock icon The value of marketing
      459 3 FT WHEN RUTH WATSON took over as co-owner with her husband of Hintlesham Hall, a luxury country house hotel and restaurant near Ipswich in Suffolk, from Robert Carrier in 1984 she was rather blase about marketing. "Robert Carrier had given us such a high public relations
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      Entrepreneurship and You
      1026 3  -  By CHUANG PECK MING INTO HIS 69th year now. the man who runs the Singapore Institute of Management is still pushing on. Talk of retirement is summarily dismissed with a wave of the hand. Neither has You Poh Seng's interest in the job waned after 10 years
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      76 3 ENAULT's amily QUALITY CAR AT THE BEST PRICE 335 Million Renault's Investment in Renault 19. 2.8 Million man-hours of engineering input to design The Renault 19. 500,000 man-hours of work force training 7,500.00 km (10 times to the Moon and back) test driving in Renault 19 development. 474 1111 24.
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      86 3 <*nsa Carg »>- 1 w 4 SOB if «i s*l vfS9 &smm f i ™W *»—< > 4W* iff. fllr' I •Js I Ipl >u «a Stl •< 7^ ■V r- o Every Monday, Tuesday, Friday and Saturday Lufthansa takes shipments from Singapore to Frankfurt and on to over 160
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  • ASIA-PACIFIC
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      Lock icon M'sia has no aspirations to be an NIC
      550 4 NIC status will invite pressure from rich nations, says Mahathir Bernama DATUK Seri Dr Mahathir Mohamad said the government actually does not aspire to make Malaysia a newly industrialised country (NIC) ss it reslises that once tne country has achieved such will
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      Lock icon Call for less confrontation
      200 4 Bernama PRIME MINISTER Datuk Seri Or Mahathir Mohamad of Malaysia said over the weekend that there should be less confrontation between the private and public sectors in order to spur economic growth in the country. It was the government's interest to see that the private sector
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      Lock icon Route numbers to help motorists get around in Malaysia
      437 4 Bernama MALAYSIA will launch a route guide today that will take motorists to destinations throughout the country with the aid of numbers. Motorists will just have to take the roads carrying a particular number to get to their destination under the
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      Lock icon USSR, India pledge to strengthen Chinese ties
      263 4 Reuter THE Soviet Union and India, rejecting Western criticism of the suppression of China's pro-democracy movement have pledged to strengthen ties with Beijing, Tass said. The issue aroee during wide-ranging talks between Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev and Indian Prime Minister Rajiv Gandhi, who
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      Lock icon Japan rejects appeals to end driftnetting
      326 4 AP JAPAN has rejected appeals from 15 South Pacific nations to end its driftnet fishing in the region, a senior Japanese government official said. Kiyoehi Araki, a Japanese delegate to the 15-na-tion South Pacific Forum, said that before Japan reduced its fleets in the
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      Lock icon Fishermen heed warning
      232 4 AFP INDONESIAN fishermen appear to be getting the message that Australian authorities will not tolerate raids on valuable trochus shells found off the remote Western Australian coaat. Tough punishment handed out by Australia last year, when all but four of the 21 Indonesian boats apprehended were burned,
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      Lock icon KL seeks special Asean meeting on Pacific Rim cooperation plan
      140 4 AFP MALAYSIA is Making a special meeting in Bangkok of the Asean economic ministers to discuss an Australian proposal on Pacific Rim cooperation, newspapers reported on Saturday. The newspapers quoted Malaysian Trsde and Industry Minister Rafidah Aziz as saying that
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      DAILY AIRCRAFT MOVEMENTS
      954 4 ARRIVALS Operator Sorvico Local From number Hm* SIA SO 403 0835 DMA MAS MH646 0820 KUL MAU MK742 0910 MftU/KUL MAS MH653 0910 PEN MAS MH630 0920 KUL SIA SQ103 0950 KUL CPA CX710 1000 CGK MAS MH607 1020 KUL KIM KL841 1055 AMS/KHI GIA GA960 1100
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      123 4 MORNING 0830 HRS ■S- ?r--if Thai flies non-stop to Bangkok 3 times a day, everyday 365 days a year. Flying to Bangkok is easier with Thai. With three convenientlyimcd departures per day, everyday 365 days a year. And our smooth-running schedule quite naturally xtends into smooth service. Because we believe
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      41 4 The buiincM penon's cKoicc every Tuetday, Thunday Saturday and Sunday. Leaving CKanri Airport at 22:0$ houri and arriving at I nter B Ptanon International Airport the da*. Call >x>ur Tmvl Agent or Air Canada tt 7}2t555. A BREATH OF FRESH AIR
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  • REST OF THE WORLD
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      Lock icon EC takes steps to thwart dumping of photocopiers
      233 5 Reuter THE EUROPEAN Community has tightened rules defining the country of origin of photocopiers to close a loophole in its defences against alleged dumping, a spokesman for the EC's executive commission said on Friday. The measure, effective from Saturday, was drawn up
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      Lock icon US to lift tariff on European hams
      166 5 AP THE US is lifting its punitive 100 per cent tariff on bone-in hams from the 12 countries of the European Community because they have allowed the shipment of some US meat not treated with hormones, US Trade Representative Carla Hills announced on
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      Lock icon Travellers held up by French air controllers' strike
      132 5 AFP EUROPEAN holidaymakers have been facing long waits over the weekend because of delays in flights resulting from strikes by air traffic controllers in Marseilles, in southern France, Paris and the northern city of Reims. Air traffic in Spain was severely disrupted
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      Lock icon Americans still concerned about Japanese investments
      236 5 Reuter THE GROWING number of Japanese acquisitions in the US may continue to be friendly, but industry experts say this does not soothe American fears that Japan is buying up the country. Peter Peterson, chairman of the Blackstone Group, told a conference on Japanese
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      Lock icon British miners warn of strike action
      278 5 Reuter BRITISH coal miners, who lost a bitter year-long battle with Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher in 1985, indicated on Saturday they were prepared to join a wave of strikes currently sweeping the country. National Union of Mineworkers (NUM) general secretary Peter Heathfield said miners
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      Lock icon Belgium, Zaire settle dispute
      196 5 AFP BELGIUM and Zaire have reached agreement on settling a seven-month dispute that had soured their economic and political relations, the Belgian Foreign Ministry announced on Saturday. The two countries agreed on the "bases of a general accord" after a meeting in Paris between Belgian Prime
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      Lock icon Argentina's new economy minister
      114 5 AP BUSINESSMAN Nestor Rapanelli was sworn in on Saturday as Argentina's Economy Minister and pledged to continue the austerity programme of predecessor Miguel Roig, who died after just six days in office. Argentina's fifth economy minister in less than four months, Mr Rapanelli, 60. was sworn
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      Lock icon Poor nations want voice at G-7 summit
      208 5 Reuter REPRESENTATIVES of seven of the world's poorest nations clamoured to be heard by seven of the richest, saying the debtstrapped Third World accounted for two-thirds of humanity but had no voice. While the leaders of the world's industrial giants held their annual
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      Lock icon Summit nations persuade Paris to shelve new debt plan
      376 5 Reuter MAJOR industrial nations have persuaded France to shelve a new plan to ease Third World debt, fearing it could torpedo delicate talks between Mexico and international banks. French President Francois Mitterrand wanted his partners at the Paris summit to put
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      87 5 July 16 City Max/ Note Min (°C) Mexico City 21/08 Clear Mioml 32/26 Cioudy Montreal 24/11 unav Moscow 30/19 Cloudy Nassau 33/24 Cloudy Now Delhi 32/25 Cloudy Now York 28/17 Clear Nicosia 43/23 Cloar Oslo 20/11 Cloudy Paris 23/13 Cloar Perth 15/08 Cloudy Rio 'Jaooiro unav Room 30/17 Cloudy San
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      4 5 Doonesbury BY GARRY TRUDEAU
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  • COMMODITIES
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      Coffee market settles after rout
      689 6 WEEKLY COMMODITIES REPORT THE COFFEE MARKET came to nervous rest at much lower levels last week after the previous week s rout, which followed the return to a free market after the suspension of export quotas by coffee pact members. But some analysts expect further
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      Palm Oil
      285 6 MALAYSIAN CRUDE PALM OIL prices closed lower last week on renewed selling and buyers' reserve, in sympathy with losses in palm oil futures. A lack of supportive fundamentals and fears of rising palm oil stocks due to poor offtake undermined sentiment. Trading was thin and cautious as operators
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      Lock icon Crude Oil and Products
      135 6 Telerate FUEL OIL PRICES ended the week on a firmer note, purely on technical sentiment. Essentially. sellers in the cash market cited firmer Simex's HSFO futures prices to help support their high prices of $02-04 mt fob Sing for CST-180. Deals were finally concluded around $83
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      Lock icon Rubber
      138 6 Bernama THE MALAYSIAN rubber market closed lower last week in dull and featureless trading. There was hardly any interest and one of the traders who was just holding off in the abeence of fresh leads said: "Overseas trading interest is generally lacking, that's the reason why business is so
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      Lock icon KL Tin
      130 6 Bernama THE KUALA LUMPUR Tin Market (KLTM) closed lower last weak, with the metal shedding SO sen to ctoee at &26.00 sen per kg on renewed selling. Traders said the market was in line with lower advices from the London metal Exchange. "Consumers are cautious but let's see
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      Produce Prices
      129 6 Chines* Produce ATI FOt NSW 260.00 Exchange AP2 FOt NSW B(1 FOt NSW 210.00 225.00 StUtn' noon doting pr My 15 (SS/100 kg) )om on Roberta 20/25% FOt NSW 185.00 Coconut oil Nutmeg Ml FOt 104.00 110 FOt NSW 1289.00 OM drum FOt 114.00 twp FOt NSW 909.00
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      London markets
      250 6 Commodity Exchange Buyer/Seller dosing prices on July 14 (£/tonr>e unless specified). Previous closing prices in parenthesis. Coffee Sash in-stor« London, s*N«rs option OF London Jul 616/823 (815/818) Htgh/Low 829/830 s*p 831/834 (818/830) Ugh/Low 833/830 Sol* (1679) Cocoa Jul 837/838 (814/830) ("Bgh/low 840/830 s*p 856/857 (835/836) KJgh/low 858/845 Soto*
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      175 6 Reuter CBT SOYBEANS closed higher on Friday on preweekend short-covering and signs that hotter weather may be on the way, floor sources said. The 30-day weather forecast, calling for higher temperatures over key crop-producing areas of the Midwest buoyed prices in the afternoon session. That prices withstood Ferruzzi's failure
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      177 6 Reuter CBT WHEAT futures closed higher on Friday, buoyed by talk that China or the Soviet Union could be looking to buy some US wheat, floor sources said. Floor brokers said that with the recent slippage in wheat prices on harvest pressurs and general grain weakness, the commodity was
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      Lock icon Colombia cuts premium on export coffee prices
      300 7 Reuter COLOMBIA, the world's second biggest coffee producer, has reduced the premium of its price of exported coffee by four US cents a pound, Agriculture Minister Gabriel Rosas Vega said. Mr Rosas, speaking after a meeting of the government's monetary board, told reporters:
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      Lock icon Malaysia expects rubber output to fall
      215 7 Reuter MALAYSIA said its natural rubber production will fall to about 1.62 million tonnes in 1989 from last year's 1.66 million record but will rebound to 1.65 million in 1990. Malaysia said in a position paper presented to a meeting of the International Rubber
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      Lock icon Further fall in crude palm oil prices likely
      346 7 Bernama CRUDE PALM OIL prices are expected to decline further in the near future with weather and yield outlook being the main factor for the price movement. "The market is judged to be bearish, if without severe weather," said the president of
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      Lock icon Malaysia's output of crude palm oil up by 13 per cent
      371 7 Bernama MALAYSIA produce an estimated 502,814 tonnes of crude palm oil (CPO) in June or 13.05 per cent more than the revised tonnage of 444,758 tonnes a month earlier, the Palm Oil Registration and Licensing Authority (Porla) said. Total
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      Lock icon Taiwan gold imports down sharply in first half
      359 7 Reuter TAIWAN'S gold imports dropped sharply in the first half of 1989 from a year earlier but bullion dealers said there are signs that imports will pick up later this year. Imports of gold bars and coins totalled 94.87 tonnes worth US$l.l4
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      Lock icon Indonesia to cut LNG prices in return for more sales to Japan
      226 7 AFP INDONESIA has struck a deal with Japanese utility firms to cut the price of its liquefied natural gas (LNG) in exchange for additional long-term sales, the official Antara news agency reported. The price of some Indonesian LNG
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      Lock icon Italian grain group seeks maximum damages from CBOT
      494 7 Ferruzzi taking legal action over soybean sell-off order Reuter THE ITALIAN grain group Ferruzzi Finanziaria Spa would seek maximum damages from the Chicago Board of Trade over an order forcing it to sell millions of bushels of soybeans. A Ferruzzi statement confirmed
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      Lock icon CFTC closely monitoring soybean market
      189 7 Reuter THE US Commodities Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) has been closely monitoring developments in the Chicago Board of Trade soybean market since the 1988 drought, and especially since May futures deliveries. In a news release last week, the agency's chairman, Ms Wendy Gramm, added that
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      225 7 The sort of meeting room you can look forward to at Saujana. Not many hotels in Malaysia can claim to have a pair of guests and other smaller multi-purpose rooms, championship golf courses practically sitting in their backyard. For the more adventurous, we even offer a myriad of creaBut then,
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  • MONEY AND EXCHANGES
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      Lock icon IMF against revaluing won, says Seoul
      272 8 Reuter THE INTERNATIONAL Monetary Fund (IMF) supported South Korean economic planners resisting US pressures to revalue the won against the dollar, Finance Ministry officials said yesterday. "An IMF delegation said after recent consultative meetings (in Seoul) the won should be kept stable," Mr Kim
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      Lock icon Dollar rises above ceilings believed set by G-7
      554 8 NYT THE US DOLLAR rose sharply in New York last Friday, once again passing the ceilings the United States and its economic allies are believed to have set for it against the West German mark and the yen. The dollar's climb above
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      Lock icon UK rates must remain high: Lawson
      185 8 Reuter CHANCELLOR Nigel Lawson. repeating that UK inflation may have peaked, said interest rates had to remain high to get inflation down. "Interest rates have to be high to get inflation down," Mr Lawson said on BBC Radio. "It is because we have been
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      Lock icon Rising inflation in Canada could delay cut in interest rates
      239 8 Reuter CANADA'S inflation rate rose last month to its highest level in five years, the government said on Friday in a report that economists predicted would bolster the central bank's argument against lowering interest rates. On an annualised basis, the
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      Lock icon Japan happy with dollar's level, says minister
      111 8 Reuter JAPANESE Vice-Finance Minister Toyoo Gyohten said he was reasonably comfortable with the present situation in the foreign exchange market. He told a news conference that the market situation had considerably improved recently, an apparent reference to the dollar's fall from its peak
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      Forex markets
      679 8 MOST ASIAN currencies sagged against the US dollar last week, especially the Australian and New Zealand dollars. Dealers Down Under said the bearish mood prevailed despite good quarterly inflation figures in New Zealand and healthy employment figures released last Thursday in Australia. In Wellington, dealers pointed to a
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      Comex gold/silver futures
      183 8 Gold futures on July 14, 1989 100 tot* ounces; USS par troy ouni Opan Lav llMl M 370.80 -6.20 A«» 377.30 377.50 ***** 372.20 -6.30 S»p 374.50 -6.20 Oct 181.60 381.60 375.00 376-50 -6.10 Dk 386.00 386.10 379.00 3*0*0 -6-10 Fob 90 ***** 386.00 3*5.00 384 80
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      Asian dollar market
      250 8 ASIAN CURRENCY average deposit rotes for 1 Itte week ended July 14 MO P High •MCES Lew us s 7 doyt 9 3/16 9 1/16 1 monlh 9 1/8 8 15/16 2 mooltw 9 8 7/8 3 months a 15/16 8 11/16 6 n»m<*>» 8 3/4 8
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      Gold & Financial futures
      494 8 Gold Financial futures SELLING in gold bullion appeared from the start of trading last week when the metal was quoted at U*****.00 per troy oz. This contrasted sharply with the sustained rise of the US stock and bond markets throughout most of last week and analysts attributed the metal's weakness
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      Prime lending rates
      505 8 Indicate! Km iviriQC of in® pfirnf v#nainy rnti Of 12 ma|or banks in S'por* PLR of banks at the close of business on Friday. July 14 as supplied by the Association of Banks in Singapore: RANK PLR AtN Bar* 6% Allied Irish Bar* PLC 6% Amorkon Express
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      277 8 25-28 July, 1989 Changkat Pavilion Jalan Changkat Stadium Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia I Benefit from the "World Connection The 2nd presentation of the Internepcon/Semiconductor International Malaysia Exhibition from 25 28 July 1989, will bring together the biggest, most authoritative line-up of electronics and semi-conductor equipment and materials manufacturers and suppliers in
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      329 8 Prospects For Trade Investment In CHINA AFTER THE TURMOIL 28 August 1989, Holiday Inn Parkview Singapore What is in store for China's business partners investors over the next two years? In the long run? What is the impact on Hong Kong as a gateway for doing business with as a
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  • BANKING AND FINANCE
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      Lock icon US Congress urged to reduce deposit insurance
      449 9 NYT THE CHAIRMAN of Citicorp has recommended that Congress gradually reduce the level of deposit insurance to 85-90 per cent of what the government currently offers, in an effort to force depositors to judge whether banks and savings institutions are taking risks with
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      Lock icon Japan's Export Import Bank seeks to change its image abroad
      660 9 FT THE EXPORT IMPORT BANK of Japan, the agency through which much of Japan's new package of third world recycling funds will be channelled, is desperate to change its image abroad. The bank is still widely viewed as an aggressive
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      Lock icon Mexico close to debt accord with bankers
      308 9 AP MEXICO, test case for the United States' new strategy to ease Third World debt, may clinch a deal shortly with bankers to trim its US$lOO billion loan portfolio, a White House official indicated on Saturday. Meanwhile, in Madrid, Spain has agreed to
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      Lock icon Dresdner opens Thai branch
      52 9 AFP DRESDNER BANK, West Germany's second-largest commercial bank, opened a new branch in Bangkok last Friday, the bank said in a statement in the Thai capital. The new branch is Dresdner's third in the Asia-Pacific region to be opened this year, following branches in Bombay and
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      Lock icon Barclays to start Mauritian offshore bank
      64 9 Reuter BARCLAYS PLC will begin offshore banking operations in Mauritius in August, Mauritian central bank governor Indur Ramphul told a news conference last Friday. He said the Bank of Mauritius had approved offshore banking licences for Bank of Baroda and J Rothschild Holdings pic.
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      Lock icon Speculative funds seek haven in Taiwan banks
      451 9 Reuter SPECULATIVE FUNDS previously invested in stocks and with illegal investment houses are being pumped into bank deposits, leading to a fall in Taiwan's interest rates, bankers say. The funds switch follows the passage of a new banking law which provides for long
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      DBS Bank opens representative office in Jakarta today
      335 9  -  Group plans more overseas offices By SOH TIANG KENG DBS BANK will open a new representative office in Jakarta today as part of its strategy to expand its international network. A DBS statement said this new office will bring the list of
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      Lock icon HK credit boom partly slowed by China turmoil
      207 9 Reuter JITTERS OVER China's political turmoil are only partially responsible for the more cautious lending policies adopted by banks in Hongkong recently. Commissioner of Banking Anthony Nicholle said. Capacity to lend is not finite and the boom of the past year has
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      185 9 Dutch individualism and a keen sense of commercial enterprise add up to make NMB something different. A bank that is innovative, and does not OUR STYLE OF BANKING WONT CIOG VOUR IDEAS necessarily take the standard route to problem solving. In fact it is this pioneering spirit that has taken
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  • PERSPECTIVE
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      Business almost back to normal in China
      1616 10  -  As foreign companies come to terms with the aftermath of the dramatic events in China, MIKE MORRIS, managing director of the Pacific Rim Consulting Group, reads between the lines of the Chinese situation to offer this assessment of the events' corporate impact, and
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      IN A NUTSHELL
      302 10 THERE has been virtually no disruption to shipment of goods on orders placed before June 4, and everyone seems to be getting paid on time. Most companies have sent expatriates back into China and are reopening offices, although some still restrict travel particularly by Hongkong Chinese staff.
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      Region not likely to be affected dramatically
      1294 10 IN ASSESSING the current situation in China, th« three key long-term indicators are: e Popular support for political and economic reform makes a protracted reversal virtually impossible to impose. e Only two political institutions are currently capable of ruling the country: the party
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      932 11 As Poland moves further towards democratic reforms, Solidarity has wisely recognised that it needs to work hand in hand with its former rival, Gen Wojciech Jaruzelski, to be able to resolve the country's economic mess. The following article examines the reason why, while
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      1104 11 The Economist BUSH has a dream, Poland no money, Hungary no illusions. The parallels are tempting. President Gorbachev travels to West Germany and France, gently wooing Western Europe away from the United States; President Bush visits Poland and
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      306 11 YOU COULD VISIT THE FOUR CORNERS OF THE EARTH.. ft f n- i if. p m W. Our Bustling Sidewalks Our Rhythms Of Life 1 3 r» SB r--,ui» r~** B I*, t ■> -J! -Ajjjr V-fiTv Our High Tees Our Glittering Nightlife AND STILL NOT FIND in ma a
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      595 12 Towards a more comprehensive container service... OCWS inaugurates new Refurbishing Plant Executive Chairman's Message fj.n 1985, NOL bought over Orient Container Warehousing Services Pte Ltd (OCWS) which had been operating as a small private business. The depot facilities, have since been upgraded, a new repair workshop constructed and new equipment
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      A room classical music buffs can call their own
      989 14 Just opened in Singapore: a music shop with a separate room totally devoted to classical compact discs, where veteran record collectors are on hand to offer friendly advice and where there is even a special ordering service for rare collector's items.
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      Follow the sun
      857 14  -  Last year, printmaker Chng Seok Tin underwent an operation that rendered her nearly blind. But, writes HELEN CHANG, the artist works on, drawn towards the light. HELEN CHANG, IN HER MIND S EYE, Chng Seok Tin sees herself flying towards the sun. Like the gulls etched in
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      Lock icon Don Pullen — making sense of jazz's radical 60s
      927 16  - Don Pullen making sense of jazz's radical 60s MUSIC By PETER WATROUS NYT SINCE THE late 1950s and early *****, when the cadres of the avant-garde momentarily overran the positions of the jazz mainstream, jazz has struggled, in its more fecund experiments, with a rapprochement between the two. Creation by
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      Lock icon African art exhibitions enter Golden Age
      595 17  -  ART By ROBERTA SMITH NYT THE 1980s art world will probably be known for many things its art stars, mega-museums, runaway auction prices. But in a quiet way, it may also come to be seen as the beginning of the Golden Age of African
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      Judgement at the other Nuremberg
      509 17 BOOKS The Other Nuremberg: The Untold Story of the Tokyo War Crime Trials by Arnold C Brackman 482 pages Collins Reviewed by SAMMAD REJAB OVER THE YEARS, the names Hiroshima and Nagasaki have become reminders of the unspeakable horror that awaits mankind down the nuclear
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      541 15 f m ><: SM ey talks, what do you hear? N Not everyone listens to money like you do. But if you count yourself among those with an "ear" for currency and if you understand the risks involved when exchange and interest rates fluctuate then you may be ready to
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      292 16 COURyOISIER VS.O.P-WHERE TO ENTERTAIN ONE GOOD REASON TO LUNCH AT THE PALM GRILL IS OUR APPETISER BUFFET ANOTHKR IS THE CHOICE OF MAIN COURSES. PALM For between $26++ and $40+ you can select from our appetiser GRILL buffet including seafood, smoked salmon and oysters. Choose from many lavish main courses.
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      168 16 Mi Our executive chef has created an Executive Lunch Buffet with specialities. For 116.90+ enjoy a full-range salad, roast beef, red snapper, chicken breast cordon bleu or lamb noisetts normandc. So, finish your meal with the tempting spread of desserts. Every Monday to Friday from 11.30 a.m. to 2.30 p.m.
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      177 16 nuime&<i THE MOST WONDROUS BUFFET LUNCH IN TOWN Enjoy a gourmet buffet luncheon at on ungourmet price! For starters, take your pick of our cokj dtshes prawns on ice fresh oysters, smoked salmon, melon and dried ham. vegetable temne. mixed seafood salad, cooked assorted vegetables and homemade dressings Select your
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      175 16 Mil IWi'i KfTuTu Join us as we come to the climax of the competition for Singapore's richest annual fashion and glamour event. Tickets for the Grand Finals at $90 nert are available at the Mandarin Reservations Counter. f f |2J W. w (iK.WD I I\ \I s I M \\l
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      222 17 »<•<»<» Set Lunches And Binneks Ame Delightfully Different In The Park. Each day the Cafe-in-Tbe-Park offers both a Western and local-style set lunch and dinner. However, unlike other restaurants, u>e offer a different menu each day, so you U never see the same menu twice in two weeks. Lunch: 11.30pm
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      637 17 CRYPTIC PUZZLE ACROSS 1 A high wind, curs® it (5) 6 They stand up straight and start talking during mass! (5) 9 A Nary bird (7) 10 A once wracked vassal (5) 11 Smooth as keels can be (5) 12 Speak harshly at a good speed! (5) 13 Paid as
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      1333 17 TV and RADIO Parodying Hollywood OUR CHOICE STAND IN, 10.30pm. SBC 12 A young and rather straight-laced banker is bewildered by the goings-on at the movie studio he is sent to. His job is to juggle the accounts of the studio which is on the brink of finanse J Humphrey
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      3022 18 ABRIDGED PROSPECTUS DATED 17TH JULY 1989 THIS document is important and requires your immediate attention. If you are in any doubt as to the action you should take, you should consult your stockbroker, bank manager, solicitor, accountant or Other professional adviser immediately. If you have sold all your shares in
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      2627 19 The balance of 1,783,750 new ordinary shares of $1.00 each has been fully underwritten by Asian International Merchant Bankers Berhad for an underwriting commission of 1-174* of the value of the new ordinary shares underwritten. The expenses of the Bonus and Rights Issues, including underwriting commission and issuing house fees,
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      1783 20 (j) MkMMt benefits No provision is made for the cost of retirement benefits other than contributions to approved provident funds. The cost of retirement benefits is charged to profit and loss accounts as it arises. (It) Currency conversion Transactions in foreign currencies are converted into Malaysian Ringgit at the rates
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      Lock icon Holyfield in smashing win over Rodrigues
      313 21 BOXING AP EVANDER HOLYFIELD remained a major challenger to heavyweight champion Mike Tyson with a smashing second-round knockout of Adilson Rodrigues on Saturday at Caesars Tahoe. Holyfield hurt Rodrigues with a right uppercut while the two were fighting in close. He followed with a
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      Lock icon Gomez knocks out Agassi
      602 21 TENNIS AP TOP-SEEDED Andre Agassi was knocked out of the U*****,000 US Pro Tennis Championships on Saturday night, losing to Andres Gomez after Mats Wi lander had earned a place in yesterday's finals. Agassi, who had reached the semis with three successive straight-set victories, lost 7-6
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      Lock icon Lundgren advances in Volvo Hall of Fame
      214 21 AP SIXTH-SEEDED Peter Lundgren of Monte Carlo won twice on Saturday to advance to the finals of the US$l6O,OOO Volvo Tennis Hall of Fame Championships at the Newport Casino. Lundgren was scheduled to meet unseeded Jim Pugh of California in yesterday's final. Pugh
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      Lock icon Steeb to play Gustafsson in Swiss Open final
      305 21 AP EIGHTH SEED Carl-Uwe Steeb of West Germany advanced to the final of the U*****,000 Swiss Open tennis tournament on Saturday with a 6-4, 5-7, 6-4 win over Sergi Bruguera of Spain. In yesterday's title match in Gstaad, Steeb was scheduled to
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      Lock icon Unknown captures Scottish Open
      559 22 'GOLF AFP UNKNOWN AMERICAN Michael Allen shocked the European tour stars in Gleneagles on Saturday by winning the Scottish Open. The 30-year-old from San Francisco, who had never finished better than fourth, upstaged the likes of past and present US Masters champions Sandy Lyle and Nick
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      Lock icon Senna grabs pole position
      506 22 MOTOR-RACING AP AYRTON SENNA sped into pole position for the British Grand Prix with the fastest time in Saturday's final qualifying session despite engine problems that left clouds of smoke coming from his McLaren. Team-mate Alain Prost posted the second-quickest time to give McLaren both front-row
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      Lock icon Fittipaldi smashes own record again
      225 22 AP EMERSON FITTIPALDI again smashed his own track record on Saturday in locking up the pole position for yesterday's Marlboro Grand Prix at the Meadowlands in New Jersey. Fittipaldi, who broke his own year-old record on the 1.217-mile (1.958-km) six-turn temporary circuit in winning the
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      Lock icon Nijdam scores second stage triumph
      385 22 CYCLING AFP JELLE NIJDAM, who next month hopes to follow in the footsteps of his father as world pursuit champion, produced a thundering finish to clinch his second stage victory of this year's Tour de France in Gap on Saturday. The powerful 25-year-old Dutchman, already
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      Lock icon Aouita wins 1,000 metres in Spain
      200 22 ATHLETICS AP MOROCCAN world record holder Said Aouita easily won the 1.000-metre race in a time of 2:22.14 at the Second International Track and Field Outdoor Grand Prix meet in Spain on Saturday. He was followed by his countryman M Saher in 2:23.59. In
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      2598 21 20 EARNINGS PER SHARE The earnings per share have been calculated by dividing Group items of $1,790,704 (1988 $2,659,384) by the number of shares 6,000,000 shares (1988 6,000,000 shares). 21 SEGMENT REPORTING profit before extraordinary in issue during the period DIRECTORS' REPORT (Prepared for inclusion in this Abridged Prospectus) APPENDIX
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  • COMPANIES & STOCK MARKETS
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      Lock icon Shed more light on Ashton's investments, please
      1050 23 mm mm™ By HOCK LOCK MEW SOME MINORITY shareholders of Malaysia Mining Corp are disappointed that MMC has not explained the benefits of the takeovers and acquisitions by its 46.85 per cent associate, Ashton Mining Ltd, in Australia in the past two years.
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      Lock icon Malaysian builders want coordinating body
      177 23 Bernama THE Malaysian Master Builders Association has proposed the setting up of a board to guide the construction industry development. The association's president Siah Kwee Mow said the proposal had been included in a memorandum submitted to the Finance Ministry at the pre-budget talks and
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      Low brothers file suit in Hongkong against Freshfields
      412 23  -  By William Chia THE LOW BROTHERS, former directors of Ka Wah Bank, have filed a suit in Hongkong against the law firm of Freshfields. This is the latest in a series of law suits by the Low brothers aimed at clearing themselves
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      Lock icon Foreigners picked up bulk of share placements by M'sian firms
      840 23 MBT FOREIGN institutional investors and fund managers have been the major buyers in the recent spate of large share placements by Malaysian companies. This reflects the continued confidence of foreign investors in the prospects of the Malaysian economy and the
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      Causeway upbeat about Safetytech's prospects
      601 23  -  'OUTLOOK STILL FAIR FOR GLOVE MAKERS' By HERMAN PHUA IN SPITE OF the current downturn in the rubber glove industry, industrial gas manufacturer Causeway Investment is still confident that its proposed acquisition, Safetytech Sdn Bhd, can turn in a good performance. Causeway, formerly known as
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      94.9pc of DBS Land's warrants taken up
      203 23 SHAREHOLDERS of DBS Land have subscribed for 94.9 per cent of the group's warrants attached to its $100 million bond issue announced in May. The warrants, priced at 41 cents a unit, allows its holders to subscribe for shares in the property company
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      Lock icon Magnum to go fully on-line in Sep
      390 23 MBT GAMING OPERATOR Magnum Corp's system to record bets and ticket sales will be fully computerised nationwide in September, ahead of early-1990 as scheduled. The entire exercise including hardware and software will cost Ms3l million. Magnum will also invest a further Mss million
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        ST-1,390 expected to be the next resistance level
        1770 24  -  r Singapore p L By JOSEPHINE CHAN AFTER last week's encouraging gains and with a 16.5-point gain on Wall Street last Friday, the local stock market looks promising this week. The 1,390-level appears to be the next resistance on the technical picture,
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      SES SHARE INFORMATION
      6163 24 1969 Tai High Low Cod* Company DEBENTURES, BONDS, LOANS Last Sala JUL 14 orVol ('000) t Week U llgh Low Bt ist Quolyer Sal la tar Gr's Gr's Dlv Dtv Vld Nat CV P/E M Cap Smil 284 45% 87% 66 72 85% 18 52 97 96
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        Lock icon Prices soar as market sentiment improves
        1007 25 1 t L I Hongkong 1m! DBS Securities LAST WEEK, the Hongkong market rallied against a background ot improving conditions across the Chinese border coupled with bullish overseas sentiment. Following a 0.5% cut in the local prime rate to 10.5% from 11% over the
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        653 25 1 I- J K.Lumpur iMi 4 MBT SHARE PRICES scaled new heights at the Kuala Lumpur stock market last week as buyers dictated terms again. Although mixed trading was registered in three of the four sessions, the undertone was firm. Record highs were set with
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        CORPORATE ROUNDUP
        566 25  -  Week ended July 14 Compiled by JULIANA TAY AUDITED RESULTS Company Ynt to Qroup Net Net eeminge OroM proMt/loee (L) par attar* dividend (*000) (canto) Generol Corp Jon 09 Mj2.904i157J266U —I —(—I Horrisom Msm Mor 09 M5149.622(505.5271 17.700 II 16(101 PRELIMINARY RESULTS Company Yaar to Qraup pre tow
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        Lock icon The next hurdle — profit reports
        487 26 The next hurdle profit reports Hi New York AP WALL STREET analysts are waiting with some trepidation for the second-quarter earnings reports due to be issued by hundreds of companies in the next few weeks. The profit figures are expected to provide some of the first hard-and-fast signs of the
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        Lock icon Share prices mixed in dull trading
        418 26 H Tokyo AFP SHARE PRICES were mixed on the Tokyo Stock Exchange last week in lethargic and directionless trading as an upcoming Upper House election weighed heavily on the minds of investors. The Nikkei Stock Average of 225 selected issues ended the week on
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        Lock icon Investors renew interest in leading Syndey stocks
        220 26 AFP TRADING in the Australian share market was largely subdued last week with the exception of goldand resource-related stocks, as investor interest began to return to market leaders. Statton Securities broking analyst Cameron Williams said there was a return of offshore buying interest,
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        Britain's biggest bid helps to boost share prices
        882 26  -  r— 1 jrxrnl London S""' A By RAY HEATH THE BIGGEST 810 in British history, plus some evidence, albeit flimsy, that inflation is being brought under control, and the successful flotation of a major financial institution brought euphoria back to the London
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        Signs point to a strong second half for the bourses
        538 26  -  EL By RICHARD HARRIS THE European markets remain strongly underpinned by buying interest, despite the thinning volumes as the summer holiday season approaches. The sharp rises in West Germany and Switzerland in June are also being digested by the markets.
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        Lock icon Elliott's bid undervalues Elders: adviser
        399 26 Reuter ELDERS IXL Ltd chief executive John Elliott's reluctant As3-a-share offer for Elders is at least 25 cents below true value, according to independent adviser First Boston Australia Ltd. Mr Elliott and associates in Harlin Holdings Pty Ltd proposed giving Elders stockholders the choice of
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        Lock icon Another post-Crash high
        733 27 New York Reuter WALL STREET stocks closed at a new post-crash high for the third straight session on Friday, after being whipped around by programs, the bond market, takeover stocks and economic data, analysts said. It was the market s ninth straight gaining session. The government released
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        Lock icon Stocks buoyed by takeover talk
        957 27 London AP LONDON share prices ended at a new post-crash high in energetic trading on Friday, buoyed by a series of rumours about potential takeover bids. However, the market finished well below the session's highs, dragged lower in the last hour of London trading by
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        Lock icon Gateway shareholders urged to accept offer
        379 27 Reuter BRITAIN third largest supermarket chain, Gateway Corporation pic, advised shareholders last Friday to accept a buyout offer from a British investors' group, conceding defeat in its efforts to back a rival USbased suitor. The Isosceles group claimed victory in the £2 billion (US$3.3
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        Lock icon Guinness gives assurance on payout
        167 27 Reuter DRINKS GROUP Guinness pic said its estimated payments of £85 million to some former Distillers shareholders as a result of a UK Takeover Panel ruling would not affect its earnings per share. The Panel ruling, announced last Friday, relates to certain breaches of the
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        Lock icon AT&T to exchange stake in Olivetti for shares in CIR
        399 27 DIFFERENCES OVER INDUSTRIAL ALLIANCE Reuter AMERICAN Telephone and Telegraph Co (AT&T) has said it will swap its stake in Olivetti for a large shareholding in the main industrial holding company of Carlo de Benedetti, the Italian computer maker s chief
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        Lock icon Jacobs Suchard not expected to bid for UK companies, say analysts
        477 27 Reuter SWISS share analysts doubt Jacobs Suchard AO is ready to announce a bid for either United Biscuits (Holdings) pic or Cadbury Schweppes pic, noting Suchard has its sights set on Asian expansion. "Basically, if anything happens in England,
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        Lock icon Drexel considers closing Madrid office after accusations over Repsol sale
        389 27 FT DREXEL Burnham Lambert the Wall Street investment bank, is considering closing down its Madrid office, following allegations that it infringed local regulations over the recent part-privat-isation of Repsol, the state oil concern. The recommendation for closure was considered by
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        Lock icon US computer industry expected to post lower second-quarter results
        462 27 Reuter US TECHNOLOGY companies are expected to report disappointing second quarter earnings, but the Industry's problems do not signal a long-term slump like the one it underwent three years ago, analysts said. More than a dozen firms, ranging from chip maker
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      673 26 NOTICES IN THE MATTER OF THE COMPANIES ACT, CAP 50 AND IN THE MATTER OF HAVLOM SHIPPING PTE LTD (IN MEMBERS' VOLUNTARY LIQUIDATION) At an Extraordinary General Meeting of the members of HAVLOM SHIPPING PTE LTD duly convened and held at Kronprinsesse Marthas Plass 1 Oslo, 0160 1 Norway on
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      354 26 THE COMPANIES ACT, CAP.SO WONG CHOY PRIVATE LIMITED (In Members' Voluntary Windiitg-Up) At an Extra-Ordinary General Meeting of the Company held at 141 Middle Road #04-06. GSM Building. Singapore 0718 on 10th July, 1989 the following special resolutions were passed: (1) that the Company be wound up voluntarily pursuant to
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    343 28 AFP SOUTH KOREAN opposition leader Kim Dae-Jung told a rally in Seoul yesterday that the government was persecuting his Party for Peace and Democracy (PPD) and scheming to destroy it. Mr Kim told 20,000 people who braved rain showers to join
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    90 28 Reuter NEUTRAL Austria will apply for membership of the European Community today, a move which could touch off an agonising debate about the future of West European integration, diplomats say. With the 12 existing EC states striving to disband all barriers between them by the
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    134 28 Reuter THE PACIFIC OCEAN is expected to rise by at least half a metre in 50 years and may force islanders to migrate, organisers of an environmental programme in the Marshall Islands said yesterday. More than 60 scientists and government officials
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    483 28 ENVIRONMENTAL ISSUES TAKE CENTRESTAGE Reuter SEVEN LEADING industrial powers ended summit talks yesterday with a strong statement on protecting the environment. The meeting, one of the most harmonious the Group of Seven (G-7) has held, ended several hours ahead of schedule. The leaders
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    367 28 Reuter THE ENDORSEMENT of economic measures by major industrial nations will worsen the situation in China, already facing a rising trade deficit and foreign debt, and makes devaluation more likely, diplomats said yesterday. At their economic summit in Paris, seven of the world s
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    357 28 AP CHINESE education officials say teaching Marxism and how to conduct class struggle should take priority over reading and arithmetic, newspapers reported yesterday. "Education must serve socialism," the Communist Party newspaper, The People's Daily, quoted Education Minster Li Tieying as telling college and provincial
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    395 28 NYT THE VICE-CHAIRMAN of the Federal Reserve Board, Manuel H Johnson, and President Bush's chief adviser on the savings and loan crisis, Richard C Breeden, have emerged as the top contenders for the position of chairman of the Securities and Exchange
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    93 28 Reuter AUSTRIAN conductor Herbert von Karajan. a dominant figure of post-war classical music, died yesterday at the age of 81. police said. A police spokesman said Karajan died at his home near Salzburg but the spokesman did not know the cause of death. Karajan resigned as
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      162 28 A COHESIVE, efficient and independent accountancy profession will be crucial to the growth of Singapore as a total business centre, said the Finance Minister. Or Richard Hu, speaking at the inauguration dinner of the Institute of Certified Public Accountants of Singapore (Icpas) on Saturday, said
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      176 28 STUDENT care centres should be set up in every major housing estate, suggested the senior Minister of State for Education, Dr Tay Eng Soon. Dr Tay, who declared open a centre providing care for students in Hougang on Saturday, said that with working parents, there
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      32 28 Reuter SUSPECTED Muslim guerillas, their military campaign against the Afghan government stalled in the countryside. scattered leaflets in Kabul's bazaars threatening a rocket blitz on the capital.
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      30 28 Reuter SRI LANKAN authorities have clamped a 13-hour curfew on six western areas of the island. Six areas in Gampaha district were put under curfew. Reuter
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      64 28 Reuter ISRAEL'S relations with the United States are approaching "a moment of truth" over Washington's deepening ties with the PLO, the director of Prime Minister Yitzhak Shamir's office said. Direc-tor-General Yossi Ben-Ahar-on said that the Bush administration was risking its credibility and was destroying
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      52 28 AFP ABOUT 2,000 people rallied outside the Japanese embassy in Canberra to protest against logging Australia's national estate forests to export woodchips to Japan. The protesters, from the states of New South Wales and Victoria, gathered on the front lawns of Parliament House for a weekend
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      30 28 AFP A SNAP POLL published in New Delhi yesterday shows that Prime Minister Rajiv Gandhi's popularity has soared against opposition leader Vishwanath Pratap Singh. AFP
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      45 28 Reuter SOME 100,000 Soviet miners are on strike in the Siberian coalfields and labour unrest has spread to other regional industries. An official of the South Kuzbass Coal Trust said that almost all mines in the Kuznestky Basin were closed. Reuter
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      48 28 Bernama THE Malaysian Ministry of Agriculture is embarking on an intensive livestock rearing programme soon, said Malaysian Deputy Minister of Agriculture Datuk S Subramaniam. He said the ministry was now in the process of determining ways and means as to how to implement the programme. Bernama
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        82 29 Reuter THE BUSH ADMINISTRATION has urged Senate approval of two international accords providing clean-up funds and compensation for tanker oil spills but they were opposed by Senate Democratic leader George Michell. The 1984 accords would increase shipowner liability for oil spills to up to US$7B million
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        78 29 Lloyd's List NORWAY'S Moss Rosenberg Verft (MRV) yard, which was facing the prospect of a major lay-off this summer, has won a US$l42 million contract to build the hull for the Snorre field platform. The contract will be signed next month. The award means that
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        105 29 Seatrade Week AS OF END-1988, the containership fleet deployed on the Far East/North American trade increased 10 per cent from a year earlier to 530,000 TEUs, according to NYK's annual report. Tonnage on the Far East/Europe and the Mediterranean routes also showed a 30 per cent increase
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        71 29 International Transport Journal BRITAIN'S independent LCL specialist Searite Ltd is celebrating its 15th anniversary by announcing a number of important new developments. Particularly significant is its appointment by Tecomar SA of Mexico as the line's official UK consolidator for LCL cargoes consigned to Tuxpan, Veracruz and Mexican
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      142 29 AP A TANKER damaged in a collision in the Indian Ocean last month is anchored off the port of Khor Fakkan and leaking oil that threatens the United Arab Emirates coastline. Shipping sources said the Maltese-flagged 32,000-ton Puppy was estimated to have spilled
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      431 29  -  By JEAN FOONG SINGAPORE'S container throughput continues to surge ahead with an impressive 35 per cent increase to 1.7 million TEUs between January and May compared with the same period last year. "The strong growth is likely to continue," says
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      421 29  -  By G DURAIRAJ THE OWNERS of the Philippine flag-carrier Isla Luzon, which was seized by a group of armed men on its way to Cebu, have appealed to the raiders to contact them or Philippine embassies in the region. "We are open for
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      383 29  -  By SHIRISH NADKARNI, writing for BT from Bombay INDIA'S shipping sector will require 120 billion rupees for acquiring nine million dwt under the country's eighth five-year plan, which covers 1991 to 1995. The working group on shipping has revised its earlier estimate of
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      345 29  -  by Richard Ng SHIPPERS will soon pay less for using gantry cranes provided by the Port Authority of Thailand at the Bangkok Port. The new rates proposed by the PAT and to be endorsed by its board are now 800 baht
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      521 30  -  MarinesJpfc Insurance In the past few years, Singapore's shipbuilders have taken advantage of a 'razor sharp' competitive edge to rebuild an industry that was virtually on its knees during the early 1980s. Last year, shipbuilders contributed significantly to the whopping 26 per cent growth
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      1035 30 Regional industry seeing rapid changes Lloyd's Maritime Asia THE SOUTH-EAST ASIAN TIMBER INDUSTRY has had to get used to absorbing bombshells that come in rapid succession. Before the tropical hardwood industry could absorb the imposition of stiff export taxes on sawn timber by Indonesia, Manila
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      592 30 FOUR TANKERS, the Atlantic Assurance, Atlantic Amity, Sarda and the Stellaris, all of about 80,000 dwt and built between 1985 and 1986, were sold to undisclosed buyers for US$34 million each. Another two tankers, the Viking Merlin and the Viking Osprey, both of about 81,200 dwt and built in
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      865 30 THIS FORTNIGHTLY report, compiled by Cockett Marine Oil Ltd. shows price ranges in US dollars instead of single prices for a more comprehensive description of the market. Prices shown are based on average sized stem. Market movements are indicated. The Cockett Bunker Price Index change and the
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      2427 30 Who acts for whom A B AB Shipping Bouatead Shpg Agenciee <S) ABBS Lin* SMS Pi* LM (SVTuoaa SM« (PK/KL). ABC Containerline NV Fargo Shpg Co (S) Accord Shpg Accord Shpg (S)/Accord Container Lin* (PK/PN) Ahrenkiei Un*r Kim Shpg (S) Alfred C ToepMr Oc**nu* Shipping Ag*ncy <S)/Muittport Sdn Bhd (PK)
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      238 31 THE PORT OF AMSTERDAM handled a total of 7.2 million tonnes of transit tonnage in the first quarter of this year, up 10.8 per cent from last year's quarter of 6.5 million tonnes. This increase came from liquid bulk and general cargo shipments
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      1079 31 FIXED charters on the dry cargo freight market on Thursday again centred on US grain business but reports were confused and the rate picture mixed, brokers said. The Baltic Freight Index added one point to 1,401 but the key US Gulf/Continent fieavy grain trip declined to US$ll.O9 from
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      162 29 Blows for timber traders TWO RECENT announcements by Indonesia and the Philippines, which came within six months of each other, shook even the most jaded timber men who have come to accept changes as a fact of life. PAGE II The bond that ties IT WAS formerly the practice of
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      160 38 Ltd. > REGIONAL CONTAINER LINE Hi SILVER EXPRESS SONGKHLA r -1 sailing a week Skla (Tel: *****4) -A ILm P.KELANG DASWANI Sdn Bhd PENANG DASWANI Sdn Bhd 3 SAILINGS A WEEK Pkl (Tel: *****59) 2 SAILINGS A WEEK el: 62 JAKARTA 2 SAILINGS A WEEK PT Sarana Pmta Jkt (Tel:
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      155 38 if Regional Weather i S i SSL pa -v as kj fi v m n L SIGNIFICANT WEATHER AND SEA CONDITIONS AT 7JS AJI. July 17, 1989 On* ho* ftech* rtprnwli 5 knot* R A A y, 0 Wioltw Wmd dvcctnn with *p**d knots V££-ySky /TWwHh. Wfoc* *f* indicated ky
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      551 39 TRANS TRADING AGENCY PTE. LTD. SINGAPORE TEL: *****22 FAX: *****76 Q IRAQI LINE IRAQI STATE (NTfRPAISf '0* MARITIME TRANSPORT EAST BOUND SERVICE ETA S PORE LOADING FOR A. VSL 18/7 Iraq/Japan THROUGH B/l» to BACHOAO UPON REQUEST ALSO ACCEPTING CONTAINERS UPTO AQABA i BAGHDAD REEFER SPACE AVAILABLE UPTO AQABA LOADING
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      371 39 ft Is RICHFIELD MARINE AGENCIES [S| PTE LTD TEL *****33 (10 Lines) FAX *****15 TELEX RS ***** RISHIP (3 Lines) (NfttMflfl I m of ElMoote) ACCEPTING FCL AND CONVENTIONAL PEN/PKO ETA LOAOtMO FOR ABBAV WOMZ VOY 20WB NETSANEr VOY ISWB DAAESSALAAM. MOMBASA DJIBOUTI ASSAB. MASSAWA HOOt ID AM OAfIESSAI AAM
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      937 39 BALTIC ORIENT SHIPPING PTE LTD. BAY OF BENGAL SERVICE ALL LCUFCL ACCEPTABLE FOR COMPETITIVE LCL RATE CONTACT ANWAR CONTACT PERSONS :MR ROBERT OH/ ANWAR STELLA TELEPHONE NO. TELEX/FAX NOS. OFFICE ADDRESS 224*071, (6 IIom) RS 20*40 BALTRA/*****73 :71 ROBINSON ROAD. #24-04 CPF BUILDING SMQAPORE 0100 CRHOIMII74* J*U Hamburg West Germany
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      57 40 TRANS CONTAINER LINES PTE LTD 101.C«crfStr«e»»18-11 Tang Eng Buildffg Singapore 0108 T«i *****82 Fv 2224U8 T«l«» RS ***** TCLSM WEEKLY USA CONSOLIDATION 20TH 27TH JULY LOS ANGELES NEW YORK S. FRANCISCO BALTIMORE SEATTLE CHARLESTON CHICAGO HOUSTON ALSO ACCEPTING OTHER DESTINATIONS IN USA CANADA L. bPT Perusahaan Pelayaran Nasional Jayakusuma Perdana
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      330 40 OcerrSeruice LCL/FCL SERVICE TO/FROM J Ni L. PENANGopmtM aw 900 tarmmals/offteM in UJJL maintains mw 96,000 tractocs tracks, •areas ovar 00,000 points in UiA oHwi uliaMi LCL/FCL sanrieas. General Agents: KL: allied-link SINGAPORE: Ymm Mtfifti Ong 77b D9ZZ(22 LINES) Sumn N»/Christine Chiew Elaine Teo/Esther Yap shipping (Singapore) private limited Cargo
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      358 40 13 c SAV EXPRESS SERVICE TO/from CHU FEEDE* tS POWE I MOTHER VESSEL HK YOKO MICA IQQ AWTOf VALP SAI CYt VESSEL CSAV 1 nr> CONCORD HAYATO Vil 2*7 1M 13fl I*s 17H VI CSAV 2 |m» LIRCAY Vmi It* Ifi *11 I*M CARGO FOR PUNTA ARENAS. TALCAHUANO (SAN VICENTE)
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      732 41 I Everett Lines! >ftfegv COMPANIA PERUANA oc vapores "PERUVIAN STATE LINE" LOADING FOR CALLAO. MATARANI. ILO* AND ALL OTHER PERUVIAN PORTS* WITH TRANSHIPMENT AT KOBE ON CPV THROUGH BILL OF LADING TO FINAL DESTINATION THOHASEVERETT MANOLOEVERETT ROSEEVERETT P. Kelang 29/31 Jul Singapore 1/ 3 Aug 17/19 Aug 30/1 Sep ORIENT
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      464 41 ZTW FUll CONTAINER SERVICE Accepting FCI/ICI cjrfoei to USA E»»t A W«tt Co»»t C*rribbe*n East Can*U HAITI Co»U Rka El Salvador Guatemala Hondurn Veneiucij Peru Ecuador Colombia via Miami Trinidad Barbados Antigua St Lucia Montserrat Guayana via Kinftton I anz mri AUSTRALIA CONTAINER SERVICE ZIM VENtZIA ZIRC SYDNEY ACCEPTING CARGO
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      545 41 TTT 7 wmo transportation cm) ltd WEEKLY LCL/FCL SERVICE VESSEL A VESSEL A VESSEL DESTINATIONS ETA SINGAPORE PORT KELANG 21 JULY MANILA 21 JULY HONG KONG. ALL CHINA PORTS 21 JULY KEELUNG, KAOHSIUNG 20 JULY BUSAN 20 JULY TOKYO, KOBE 25 JULY CHITTAGONG 19 JULY OUBAI 21 JULY JEDDAH 23
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      513 41 PERINTIS LINE weekly full container service ACCEPTING ALL FCL CARGOES BETWEEN SINGAPORE AND JAKARTA SURABAYA PRABHAKTI PRASE TIA VOY SINGAPORE JAKARTA ETA ETD ETA ETD 278-279 18/07 19/07 21/07 21/07 06 09 22/07 24/07 26/07 27/07 SINGAPORE -TANTO UTAMA General Agents ASIA PERINTIS UNES PTE LTD 80 Anson Road #25-04
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      418 41 PTC CONTAINER LINES FCI LCI SERVICE S|M FM EAIT 23/7 KEELUNG/KAOHSIUNG 19/7 BANGKOK 19/7 MANILA 22/7 JAKARTA 22/7 PORT KELANG/PENANG 20/7 BUSAN 20/7 TOKYO/YOKO/KOBE 20/7 HONG KONG also accepting cargo to Huangpu/Shenzhen/Fuzhou/ Xiamen Xtngang. Shanghai 22/7 LDN/FLX/LVP/SOU 22/7 RDM/HAM/ANT/LE HAVRE/GENOA also accepting cargo to all Europe inland destinations SM BMMM
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      1123 42 k T 4" U 1 MERCHANT MARINE CO., LTD EASTBOUNO TO USA FULLY CONTAINERISED TRANS-PACIFIC WEEKLY SERVICE TO PSW HYUNDAI EXPLORER HYUNDAI COMMANDER HYUNDAI PIONEER LALANOIA HYUNDAI CHALLENGER HYUNDAI INNOVATOR SIN HKG LBH OAK SEA 24E 21/07 27/07 14/08 17/01 20/01 10E 21/07 03/01 21/01 24/01 27/01 2SE 04/01 10/01
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      697 42 Wt A JE CONTAINER LINE V TEL: *****59 FAX *****63 GUARANTEE LCL CONSOL SERVICES (ALSO ACCEPTING FCL BOOKINGS) FAR EAST PORT KILANG PCNANC BANGKOK HONG KONG CHINA KAOHSIUNG KEELUNG 22/71 np 22/71 nn K J 4 23/7 9(1 t 23/7 20/7 4 23/7 23/7 A 27/7 23/7 27/7 MANILA SUSAN
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      660 42 Hifir MilsoiO.SK Lines. Ltd FULL CONTAINER EXPORT TO: UK/CONTINENT (TRIO) KNAWM TOKM antes S'pvt P Mmi S'lwi Ml«r| Ckraii lak 92 0/7 MP W IV LM 1V» ap MH M MH Uft UK mn ap i*» u* i* an an up an i*» u* iv» im 1 Mm tau»tin| Carta
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