The Business Times, 15 November 1989

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    11 1 BUSINESS TIMES MCI (P) 45/12/88 WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 1989 75 CENTS
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    FINANCIAL NEWS SUMMARY
    234 1 Dow higher WALL STREET slocks opened higher yesterday, boosted by hopes that week US economic dsta could lead to Fed credit easing, analysts ssid. The Dow was up five points st 2631 and gainers led loeers by five to four. Buying was light, trsders ssid. Reuter Footsie
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    Stock exchange aims to set up OTC market by January
    731 1  -  CONTINUE TO ATTRACT REPUTABLE SECURITIES FIRMS: DR HU By ANDREA BORCH THE STOCK EXCHANGE of Singapore (SES) is aiming to put in place an over-the-counter (OTC) market by January 1900, Finance Minister Dr Richard Hu said yesterday. The OTC market
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    Hu's ideas: some see hope, some fear squeeze on commissions
    490 1  -  By MAGDALENE NG FINANCE MINISTER Dr Richard Hu's revelation of the local stock exchange's development plana yeeterday drew mixed reeponss from the financial fraternity. Both brokers and bankers contacted felt the minister had started the ball rolling and they were
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    Regional stock markets end generally firmer
    225 1 REGIONAL STOCK MARKETS except Singapore rose yesterday in thin trade. Share prices in the local market declined marginally in slim trade. Profit-taking after the recent rises pushed the Straits Times Industrials Index 3.19 points lower to 1,333.25. The 40issue Business Times Composite Index loet
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    HK-Aussie tie-up to tender for two cinema complexes
    275 1  -  By WALTON MORAIS HONGKONG MOVIE MAGNATE Raymond Chow's film group has entered into a 50-60 Joint-venture with Austrslian film group Village Roadahow Corporation to tender for two cinema complexes in Yishun and Tampinee. Mr Chow's Golden Herveet Film Company and Village Roadshow
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    Lock icon Seoul unveils plans to boost sluggish economy
    278 1 AP THE SOUTH KOREAN government yesterday announced emergency measures designed to stimulate the country's sluggish economy that range from cuts in bank interest rates to special loans for export industries. At a joint news conference in Seoul, four economic ministers said that rediscount
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    BG Lee projects $2b investments in Asean's oil industry
    445 1  -  By LILIAN ANG ASEAN'* petroleum industry is growing rapidly, with investments in exploration and refining technology likely to exceed US$2 billion over the next five years. This projection was made yesterday by Brigadier-General Lee Hsien Loong, Minister for Trade and Industry,
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    Lock icon Matsushita to invest a cool M$285m
    117 1 Bernama MATSUSHITA Air-conditioning Corp Sdn Bhd (MAAC) plans to invest Ms2Bs million in Shah Alam by 1995, when it should be producing half a million units of split-type room air-conditioners annually. Managing director Yukio Shohtoku said yesterday that the company would start operations in
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      9 1 HK unlikely to repeat 1988 Investment feat, BACK PAGE
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  • HOME NEWS
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      China may withdraw 20pc discount for tour packages
      381 2  -  By SUZANNE SOH THE 20 per cant discount given by Beijing on tour packages to China to promote tourism after the Tiananmen Square crisis may be withdrawn next month. This means tour packages will be back to their normal costs early next
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      Damaged USS Kinkaid awaiting repairs
      244 2 THE US navy destroyer, USS Kinkaid, which collided with a Singapore-owned ship on Sunday. is at Sembawang Wharves awaiting temporary repairs. Industry sources say that if the vessel needs docking, it may have to wait at least a month, given the tight dock situation in
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      Zulkifli's three steps to greater productivity
      196 2 CONSCIOUS EFFORTS must be made to ensure that complacency about productivity will not creep In, aaid Zulkifli bin Mohammed, Political Secretary (Community Development) yesterday. Mr Zulkifli, who is also the Member of Parliament for Eunos GRC, wss speaking at the Community Development Ministry's productivity
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      Insurance broker markets scheme for 'good drivers'
      370 2  -  By HONG LEE TIAM RISK PROTECTION Associates (Re) Ltd, an insurance broker, is marketing a new car insurance scheme for drivers with an acci-dent-free record for at least three years. Murray Samuel, the managing director of Risk Protection, said four insurance companies had
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      The launching of Modern Singapore
      212 2 IT IS DESCRIBED as the most comprehensive study of the development of modern Singapore. "Management of Success; The Moulding of Modern Singapore". the outcome of a five-year project by the Institute of South-east Asian Studies (ISEAS), was launched yesterday. The book comprises some 49 articles
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      New services from Telebox
      130 2 TELEBOX yesterday took one more step towards a paperless office when it launched two new services. Subscribers can now use the electronic mail system to send and receive telex and facsimile messagee to any local or overseas party. Telebox essentially operatee between computers. A message is
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      October CPI up 3.1pc
      112 3 CONSUMER PRICES were 3.1 per cent higher in October compered with e yeer ego. with treneport end communicetion coete showing the sharpest incr esses. Last month, trensport and communications costs were 6.2 per cent higher than a year ago. Housing costs were 2.6 per cent higher
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      Polytechnic offers marine surveying course
      98 3 A MARINE SURVEYING course is being conducted for the first time in Singapore jointly by the Singapore Polytechnic and the Singapore Nautical Institute. A Poly statement yesterday said the Basic Marine Surveyors' Course is the first time forms! training in asseesing and documenting the condition
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      SDP offers two scholarships
      103 3 THE SINGAPORE Democratic Party invitee applications for its I*oo Caimhill upper secondary and tertiary scholarships. The awards are open to any student resident in Cairnhill constituency. They must be Singapore citizens and preferably be able to show that they would have to leave school because of
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      BG Lee hosts party for business leaders
      221 3 WITH THE Singapore Symphony Orchestra providing a genteel musical backdrop, Trade and Industry Minister Brigadier-Gener-al (Res) Lee Hsien Loong yesterday played host to about 500 business leaders at the Istana grounds. The event, slated to be an annual affair from now on, was
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      HongkongBank starts Care-for-Nature programme
      150 3 IN LINE WITH world efforts to increase the awareness of environmental issues, HongkongBank has embarked on a "Care-for-Nature" sponsorship programme aimed at increasing Singaporeans' appreciation of nature. The bank yesterday committed $500,000 to the Botanic Gardens. It will also sponsor the production of a television documentary
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      Six Singaporean women awarded management scholarships
      142 3 SIX SINGAPOREAN woman managers have been awarded scholarships to attend management training seminsrs at the Asian Institute of Management in Manila. They include three entrepreneurs Cynthia Ong, managing director of OKH Ballet. Centre; Clara Chen, director of Brighton Commercial Training Centre; and Li-Lian Lim,
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      Asean may link up through gas pipeline
      530 3  -  ASCOPE MEMBERS KEEN ON PLAN By LILIAN ANG IN A MOVE which could forge closer tiM WW Asean countries, the Asean Council on Petroleum (Aacope) is to study the construction of a gas pipeline network linking member countries to each other. Discussions on
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      Singapore to have specialised meteorological centre
      282 3  -  By ANNA TEO ASEAN PLANS to set up a specialised meteorological centre in Singapore to moderniae forecasting techniques in the region, said Mr Mah Bow Tan. As modem weather forecasting techniques are costly to adapt, it makee sense for individual countriee to pool their
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  • FOREIGN NEWS
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      Lock icon Gorbachev aide calls for tough measures to support reforms
      698 4 NYT WARNING that consumers' trust is "running dry" and that the economy is in danger of "a creeping return backward", Soviet President Mikhail Gorbachev's chief economic adviser has called for "strict and unpopular measures" to invigorate the country's fledgling economic restructuring
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      Lock icon Pravda regrets Moscow's absence at Asia-Pac forum
      198 4 AFP THE COMMUNIST PARTY daily Pravda on Monday bemoaned the fact that the Soviet Union was not invited to attend the Asian-Pacific economic forum held recently in Canberra. "We again encounter political apartheid," Pravda said. The forum was attended by all six members
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      Lock icon New Soviet travel law likely to release flood of emigrants, says Tass
      341 4 AP A DRAFT LAW lifting most Soviet trsvsl rsstrictions thst hss passed its first legislstive hurdle could unleash s flood of half a million smigrsnts, ths official Tass news sgency reported. The propoeed Isw "is revolutionary for Soviet
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      Lock icon Chinese army urged to obey party
      425 4 Reuter CHINA'S new military leader has called on the army to show absolute obedience to the communist party amid indications of opposition within the military to the use of the army to crush pro-democracy protests in June. The Liberation Army Daily newspaper yesterday quoted
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      Lock icon Chinese team to hold border talks in Moscow
      191 4 AFP A TEAM of Chinese diplomats and military experts left Beijing on Monday for Moscow to discuss the demilitarisation of the Sino-Soviet border, the New China News Agency (NCNA) reported. The delegation comprised foreign and defence minietry officials, the news agency said
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      Jakarta expected to sign trade agreement with Taipei
      262 4 INDONESIA is expected to sign an agreement soon on investment guarantee and a treaty on the svoidance of double taxstion with Taiwan, The Jakarta Poet reported last Saturday. The move oomee sa a bid to promote investment cooperation between the two nations,
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      Lock icon EC assures Japan of ban on local content requirements
      351 6 AFP THE EUROPEAN COMMUNITY (EC) assured Japan yesterday it would ban "local content requirements" which had been seen aa an obetacie to overseas Investment and one of the sticking points in global talks on freer trade. EC Com mi as ion
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      Lock icon Mitterrand invites heads of EC countries to Paris
      324 6 AP PRESIDENT Francois Mitterrsnd has invited the leaders of the European Community countries to a special meeting on Saturday in Paris to discuss the rapidly changing situation in Europe, the preeidential palace ennounced on Monday. Jacquee Delore, preeident of the European Commission,
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      Lock icon EC finance ministers disagree on tax measures
      202 6 Reuter EUROPEAN COMMUNITY finance ministers have eatablished little common ground on plana to collect indirect taxee and approximate their ratea once the EC scrape its internal border controls after 1992. Diplomata in Brusaels aaid yesterday that the miniaters, had failed to agree on
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      Lock icon Pension fund problems threaten retirees in US
      366 6 AP FRAUD and miamanagamant could wipa out the ratlramant neat eggs of millions of working Americana in private pension programmee and saddle tax-pay-era with a multi-billion-dollar bailout according to government officiate and agency documents. An Associated Praaa investigation has found that at teaet
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      Lock icon Marcos skyscraper sold for US$77,000,100
      222 6 Reuter A 66-STOREY Manhattan skyscraper owned by the lata Philippine president Ferdinand Marcos and his wife Imelda was sold at auction in a federal court in New York for U5577,000,100 on Monday a price that juat barely covered its mortgage and expenaea. The price for
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      DAILY AIRCRAFT MOVEMENTS
      931 6 ARRIVALS Opiulm number Local llnw From MAU MAS su OA SU su GU HA SU SU QFA U8A GU SU THA SU TtY GU SU GU MAS GU SU SU SU SU SAS SU SU THA GU SU UA THA THY ANZ CPA MAS CAL PAS MAS
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      338 5 THE DUTCH ARE GREAT AT MAKING LIFE'S SIMPLE LITTLE NECESSITIES, LIKE BEER, CHEESE, BREAD. HEINEKEN. EDAM. GUILDERS. DOLLARS. STERLING, YEN. MARKS There's something satisfyingly solid and Needless to say, this no-nonsense attitude symmetrical about the Dutch business-brain. to life extends perfectly to the world of money. You can almost follow
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      177 6 »feA "Confidence Creates Value In Long-term Relationships." Dmd Lwwm, M»ni«ng Dmcw As Managing Director at Richard Ellis, David Lawrence has set the local market. And whose record of outstanding achievements the policy "confidence creates value in long-term relationships". has shaped Singapore's property market for thirty years. Based on By consulting
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  • FOCUS
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      Lock icon Albania remains committed to hard-line communist stance
      1493 9  -  One eastern European country which is seemingly untouched by changes in the region is Albania MARVINE HOWE of The New York Times reports on the politics of the isolationist, ultra-Marxist state. MARVINE HOWE NYT THE POLITICAL and economic changes sweeping through much of
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  • COMMODITIES
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      Lock icon Rise in Indonesian coffee export volume not reflected in revenue
      373 10 EXPORTS UP 30pc, REVENUE UP 2pc AFP, Reuter INDONESIAN coffee exports jumped by about 30 per cent in volume in the 1988-89 coffee year which ended last month but revenues rose by a mere 2 per cent because of falling
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      Lock icon Tin hits lowest levels since June 1988 prices
      193 10 AFP TIN FELL some US$3OO a tonne in London on Monday in the wake of a fall in Kuala Lumpur and a rise in stocks, to hit its lowest levels since June 1988 free market prices, analysts said. The current contract closed
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      Lock icon Philippine coconut output seen rising
      176 10 Reuter PHILIPPINE coconut production is forecast to rtse to 2.17 million tonnes next year from an estimated 1989 output of 1.83 million and 1.62 million in 1988, the United Coconut Association of the Philippines (UCAP) said. UCAP, a confederation of various coconut trade groups, said
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      Lock icon Export value of Malaysian timber products up 3.4pc
      356 10 Bernama EXPORTS of major timber products from Peninsular Malaysia roee 3.4 per cent in value to M 5251.4 million in July this year although the export volume fell 3.5 per cent to 376.256 cubic metres. The firm prices seen during the January-July
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      Lock icon Burma signs oil pact with US firm
      118 10 AFP BURMESE military authorities signed a Joint-venture contract with a US-based oil company on Monday, state-run Rangoon Radio said. The production-sharing contract would allow Unocal Corporation to explore and produce petroleum and natural gas in a designated area in Burma, the radio said
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      Precious Metals
      420 10 HONGKONG: Qold closed higher yeeterday in moderate two-way trading boosted by US, Japanese and local demand and helped by an easier US dollar, dealers said. International gold hit a day high of U*****.50/304.00 before Swiss selling and local profit-taking emerged to depress prices in late trade. Sentiment remains
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      Produce
      193 12 ChllMM Product ExdlMIQt Srftn 1 nan doring prim on Nov 14 (SI/100 kg) Coconut oM M FOt 89.00 Old divm FOB 99.00 Now dram FOB 10X00 Copra Mlxad (Ioom) 5140 MNwi Poppar Munlofc ~tiif4 FOB NLW 445.00 Sara wall wMm FOB faq NLW ***** Sarawak tpodal Mack FOB NLW
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      Palm Oil
      555 12 MALAYSIAN CRUDE PALM OIL FUTURES closed marginally easier on the Kuala Lumpur Commodity Exchange yesterday aa moat operators were aidelined awaiting the releaae ot production and stocks figuree today by the Palm Oil Registration and Licensing Authority. Dealers said the market opened higher in line with the 20-point
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      KL Tin
      177 12 SENTIMENT remained bearish on Sw Kuels Lumper Tin Merfcst (KLTM) yeeterdsy, with the price secuttve tfey to cleee 11 sen down et Mtlt.o4 a kg. The MM on Sw London Metal Each—go (LME) en Monday Had again aperfcsd 00 seMng Msrset In Knata Lumpur, May eaM. Offers were
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      Lock icon Crude Oil and Products
      155 12 Telerate PRICES were little changed in the Singapore market of thin trade. Buyers were reported to be around $86 mt fob Sing. Sell indications were at fixed numbers of $08-09 mt or formula pricee of spot Sing Ave piue $1 mt. Overall market sentiment remained mixed.
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      Rubber
      254 12 BMOAPORE: The rubber market closed firmer yesterday, with December 1 RSS buyers quoted st 168.75 cents a kg, up 2.75 cents from Mondsy's dose. Dealers said prices rose further in the sfternoon on soms short-covering snd specuistivs buying in response to firmer Jspsness markets. However, trsding wss thin due
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      RAS and MRELB
      337 12 RAS prices m fob m noon aOK Bwyar* Sailor* Buyan S»l»n Int 1 tss Prompt 163.25 164.25N 165.75 166^5N tat 1 RSS Dac 166.25 168.75 169.25 tat 1 tSS ion 90 ***** 170.25 172.25 172.75 ln» 2 RSS Of 161-50 163J0N 163.00 165X0N In* 3 RSS Of
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      Lock icon Soybean
      174 12 Reuter CBOT soybean futures cloeed with modest gains on Monday. Late commission house buying lifted prices to near session highs at the cloee. Trading was light and price action sluggish most of the session. Floor sources said there was a lack of news on which to trade. Firm gains
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      Lock icon Wheat
      215 12 Reuter CBOT soft red winter wheat cloeed lower on Monday, with exporter Cargili a featured seller of March and July. CarglM'a selling, plus rumours that China cancelled previous purchasee of US soft red winter wheat, preesured wheat throughout much of the seesion, floor sources said. The rumours of China's
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      London Markets
      206 12 London co* 1474/1473 Commodity 0405/1407) vwmiiiwwuy 1470/1471 Exchange (1479/1474) 1449 (1495) Buyor/SoHor dosing pricos Ton Soioti (7272) on Nov 13 (£/tonm union Tin (USi/toniM) •pocMod). Previous dosing 'w* pricos In parenthesis. (7125/7135) 3-mon#» 6890 6910 (7230/7225) Oasis In-store London, iellon ■jirtlmmii 4000(***** option OF London Ton*. Sota* (072)
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  • MONEY AND EXCHANGES
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      Forex markets
      1162 14 SMGAPORE: The dollar ended lower In directlonleee trading yesterday, with player* mainly focusing on mark/yen and mark/Swiss franc cross activity. dealers said. Players were mostly buying the mark and selling the yen, sterling and the Swiss franc throughout the day, they said. The mark/yen rate ended higher at
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      Comex gold/silver futures
      177 14 Gold futures on November 13, 1969 100 toy outK USS par Iroy ounca optm M0i LM Ml Nn 391.00 +00 OK 39X00 ***** 391 JO 39X70 4.10 Job 90 395.10 +4J0 Fab 394.00 399J0 ***** 397 AO >00 Apr 40X00 430.00 401XX) 40X10 4J0 Jun 405-70 407JO
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      60 14 THE overnight rate on the Singapore money market fell by 1/8 point to 5 7/16. Term rates were 1/16 point higher. C I L» mm —li o# Nweroor* roTft at th« dot* y*tt*rdayi orm M> 0— 3 7/1* 3 3/1* 1-M* 3 7/1* 3 S/l* 3-m* 3 7/1*
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      169 14 •Iwdlclii in wmi «t ■m prtM Mhig rates sf 11 iM|or banks In fpora Interbank market rates (offer/bid) on Nov 14 USS DM SWFC Y«n 7 *>T< l/a IS—14 7/1 1-7 7/1 7 l/J 7 3/» *3/14—1/1* I 8 9/1* 7/1* 1J 14 7/» 1/1* 7 IS/1*
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      644 14 CURRENCY FUTURES OPTIONS IMM Monday, November 13, 1989 MUTItN POUND SIMM; OMk per t Mm Dw t J— e Hare DWf J— > Mar-f 1529 5.22 4.26 9.44 040 1.74 100 1990 3J0 4.10 aN 2J0 4.14 1979 tA4 110 2j00 4J2 iM 1400 a90 1.00 2-30 132 9.9*
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      551 14 Reuter EURODOLLAR FUTURES closed mostly steady in quiet trading yesterday on short-covering and position adjustments ahead of last night's 1330 QMT release of US retail sales and industrial output figuree for October, dealers said. December Eurodollars eased to 91.67 from Chicago's 91.68, but March waa unchanged at 92.14. Around
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      Asian dollar market
      225 14 ASIAN DOLLAR deposit rates closed steady at opening levels after thin trading yesterday. Dealers said operators were largely sidelined ahead of laat night's release of US October retail salee and Induatrlal production data and the Treasury's 90-year bond auction. Overnight, week-fixed, one- and three-month ratee cloeed at
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      Government securities market
      99 14 Treasury bills Period Issue Yostorday's d. cuing Day's oodo Maturity BO < yrmi MGH LOW 3 marfm 8Q*****E 08.02.90 AAA 4.39 441 AJ36 6 momhi RS*****V 18.01.90 AAA 4J9 1 ytor BY*****Z 18.10.90 AJS7 4.32 Government notes and bondi Period •ssu# Maturity Coupon Yostordoy's dosing Day's oodo
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  • BANKING AND FINANCE
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      Lock icon Bank of Korea cuts rediscount rate by 1pc
      270 15 Reuter THE BANK OF KOREA has lowered its key rediscount rate to 7 per cent from 8 per cent, effective yesterday, deputy prime minister Cho Soon said. The government s top economic planner told a press conference that commercial banks would be
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      303 15 Reuter IMM CURRENCY futures closed mostly higher after a fairly calm session. Mark futures recovered from losses late last week when East Germany opened its borders to the West. West German immigration was viewed as a potential benefit to the economy, analysts said. "The market is reassessing the outlook
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      317 15 FT THE BANK OF ENGLAND is warning British banks that they could lose their licences if they fail to install and maintain systems to prevent money laundering, particularly drug-related laundering. The bank, stepping up its campaign against criminal use of the banking system, wrote
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      490 15 Reuter JAPANESE BANKS are still refusing to lend to China, bankers say, pointing to the absence of Japanese participation in loans to two of the largest Chinese companies based in Hongkong. The first was a US$5O million loan to China Resources (Holdings), the
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      Lock icon How foreign banks can serve as window to Malaysia
      242 15 Bernama FOREIGN BANKS operating in Malaysia have a special role to play as a "window" to Malaysia by assisting in the country's drive to reach potential investors overseas. the chief executive of a Malaysian bank said yesterday. Being independent and having
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      Call for special treatment for indigenous Asean banks
      444 15  -  S-E ASIA FINANCIAL MARKETS AND INVESTMENT CONFERENCE By SOH TIANG KENG, Financial Correspondent THE PRESIDENT ol Overseas Union Bank. Mr Fock Slew Wah, yesterday urged Asean governments to show preferential treatment to home-grown Asean bsnks operating In this region. Indigenous Asean banks,
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      Need to develop Asian securities markets
      99 15 THERE IS an urgent need to develop the securitiee markets in Asian developing countries, Akira Tauaaka, director (private sector development) of the Asian Development Bank, auggeated yesterday. Mr Tsusaka said the development of theee securitiee marketa was necessary to increase the pool of institutional
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      110 Simex locals set up firms to enjoy tax concession
      334 15 A TOTAL OF 110 locale of the Singapore International Monetary Exchange have formed approved companies to enjoy the 10 per cent conceeeionary tax rate. This waa diectoeed yeeterday by the deputy chairman of Simex, Francis Yeo Teng Yang, at the
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      The world is our market
      468 16 BUSINESSTIMES WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 1989 SINGAPORE decided more than two decades ago that if its financial sector was to grow, it would have to depend on international demand. Rather than lament the limits of a small domestic market, Singapore made the world its market. Foreign
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      Lock icon Tokyo bourse ready for a fall, as always
      1176 16 The Tokyo stockmarket has lagged behind its rivals for most of this year. And its prospects do not look too good, The Economist magazine says, as currency and domestic economic factors are expected to weigh heavy on the market. TOKYO'S STOCKMARKET has
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      691 17 CAR ADVERTISING NYT CAR ADVERTISING may never be the seme again. The standard commercials for cars used to be straightforward, if not stodgy, prssentations of cars shown from every conceivsble angle while an announcer ticked off a long list of technical
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      798 17  -  TRADE DISPUTES After years of unilaterally resolving its trade disputes with other countries, the US is finally beginning to accept Gatt decisions. CLYDE H FARNSWORTH explains why the world's largest market is changing its mind. CLYDE H FARNSWORTH MYT THE United Statee is moving
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      586 17 JAPANESE REAL ESTATE AP AMERICAN COMPANIES hoping to buy a piece of Japan through real estate inveetment or corporate acquiaitiona face tremendous obstacles, but it can be done, analysts in Tokyo say. Vacancy ratee below 0.5 per cent and land pricee up
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      32 16 The Time TWis ibTHenomeNT.. ceßemowy of c V FfcGJfcPiNG TO GO r rfc-0.. J r—.. (Qoi A v tne Tine rve £££N LOOKING IVtMMO rr«o«o CO. ITO, To PMJ- Opt/. SE-tfi- 9o
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      69 17 t*J|L e International Food Industry Show Match 12-16, 1990 Fresh ideas, new innovations. Organizer: Sponsor: £!bs CWIN4 EXTERNAL HMDE WEI M 9 COUNCIL 3v£v7 IR X CENTER Mf JV Venue: TWTC EXHIBITION HALL 5 Hsinyi Road, Section 5, Taipei *****, Taiwan. W Republic of China Tel: (02)725-1111 Fax: 886-2-. 25-1314
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  • LIFESTYLE
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      Black is beautiful, on
      812 18  -  TELEVISION a* HENRY LOUIS GATES Jr THERE IS a TELLING moment in the 1986 film Soul Man when a young man explains to a friend why he has decided to down a bottle of tanning pills and turn himself black. The friend is sceptical: What's it
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      800 19 NYT One principal reason for the failure of Flip Wilson's Charlie A Company was the ambiguity of his class status; Wilson's character, Charlie Richmond, was an office worker at the Department of Highways, his wife (Gladys Knight) a schoolteacher. Wilson once joked, acidly, that he was
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    • SHORT TAKES
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        Little green men show up in Hungary
        97 19 A MONTH after the Soviet Union was swept by tales of visitors froth outer space. Hungarians have started seeing unidentified flying objects (UFOs) and little green men. Air force pilots in southern Kecskemet were followed during training flights late last month by a
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        Cheers for coffee drinkers
        112 19 DECAFFEINATED coffee but not the caffeinated variety has been found to raise cholesterol levels in humans, Stanford University researchers said on Monday. Scientists at the Stanford Centre for Research in Disease Prevention said a study of 180 middleaged men found that those who drank decaffeinated coffee
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        Right overtakes the left
        144 19 THE LEFT is giving way to the right in the Japanese car business, that is. A majority of Japan's car industry officials is coming to believe that imported cars should have steering wheels on the right-hand side. Industry officials assert that Japanese drivers now prefer foreign
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        Design de Martina
        95 19 ALTHOUGH Martina Navratilova, once a tempestuous tennis machine on and off the court, has waited until the age of 33 to do it, she has finally, and gladly, branched out. Fashion, football, politics, conservation: no subject escapes her interest or ready opinion. Co-designer of her own line
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        Lock icon Another Picasso for sale
        122 19 Agencies PABLO PICASSO'S painting Pierrette's Wedding, a blurred depiction in shades of blue of a Harlequin and others seated around a table, is to be sold at auction in Paris on Nov 30. Pierrette's Wedding, which dates from 1904 or 1905, is to be offered at
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      349 18 Europe's no. i Bottled Beer Where to entertain. Classics of Quangzfiou NOVEMBER 6-19 "A good life is to be born in Suzhou, live in Hangzhou and eat in Guangzhou", so goes a well-known Chinese idiom. The Westin Plaza has brought in 3 master chefs from Guangzhou's renowned White Swan Hotel
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      244 18 CALIFORNIAN CUISINE 9-19 November 1989 Fresh. Hght and creative cuisine. Californtanstyte. prepared by award-winnrng chef Michel Richard of Citrus Restaurant.* LA. Innovative dishes that delight the eye and excite the palate 'voted 'Best Mew Restaurant n Amenco' rt 1988 A complimentary glass of wine to all Diners Club cardmembers who
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      220 18 $14.50++ (Lunch) 9.00 (Lunch) $15.50++ (Dinner) $10.00++(Dinner) Cafe Plaza Plaza Hotel SING APO»t WARM •COlOUHFUl "INVITING Hrvtiknat Sin*aporr07l91N 2tMKUII 8 a. The amazing quintet, with an amazing name. They'll surely entertain you with their oldies of 60s&70's, country western, sentimental nits and not forgetting the pops. Happy Hours: 5pm 8pm
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      283 18 I f tthekSSRES" I A I! |5| TOIMDFjHEM I We've decided to take French cuisine to new heights. I Just for November, The Belvedere ascends to the Top I of the M, bringing along with it over 60 choice French I faivurites. At that height, it's certainly lunch with a
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      279 19 I Businessman's I Lunch Is I In The Park. I The biuinejjman 's lunch at Hubert us Grill Ij offer a you the opportunity to dine in the relaxing H ambience of a hunter s lodge and to enjoy a dump- H tuous spread of appetizers, soups, salads, fruit and
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      541 19 CRYPTIC PUZZLE QLQLI LHEipE^ 7 M 8 M 19 No extinct creaturel (5) I—J—l—l— _-JH— I—l LJ 20 President and master in turn, possibly (6) 22 This is it (4) that's not lowering (5) 23 Posture (6) 24 An agreement of yes- 26 Manage to catch the 25 Rings (5)
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      1313 19 TV and RADIO Cambodian 'glue' question POINTS OF VIEW, 9.30pm, SBC 5 This new current affairs series com- 'Wt prises eight forums on topical is- A sues, the first one tonight being Asean after Cembodie". Often said -IMP to be the glue of Asean unity, what implications would the resolution
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  • SPORTS
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      437 20 BOXING AP THREE-TIME world boxing chamSJeff Fenech is adding new ton to hia arsanal finesse aa ha begins hia bid to become recogniaed aa one of the gfoltteet fighters of all time. Henoch la unbeaten in 23 profy&ional fights and haa held the International
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      NUSS 'A' Team wins Inter-Club league
      205 20 BRIDGE THE NATIONAL University of Singapore (NUSS) A Team blitzed the Chinese Swimming Club in the final of the 1989 Inter-Club Bridge League at the NUSS Guild House last Saturday. The Chinese Swimming Club started the final round tied for the lead but after
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      Lock icon Utah Jazz defeat Washington Bullets
      178 20 BASKETBALL AP KARL MALONE had 33 points and 16 rebounds and John Stockton added 30 points and 16 assists, leading the Utah Jazx to a 106-03 victory over the Washington Bullets on Monday night. The Jazz led 50-44 at half-time but took control with a
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      Lock icon Seles trounces Martinez
      347 20 TENNIS AP FIFTEEN-YEAR-OLD Monica Seles of Yugoslavia needed only 49 minutes to crush Conchita Martinez of Spain 6-0, 6-1 in the opening match of the Virginia Slims Championships tennis tournament in New York yesterday. Defending champion Gabriel* Sabatini of Argentina struggled a bit, but was never really
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      Lock icon China expected to dominate Asian meet
      186 20 ATHLETICS AFP CHINA'S stranglehold on the Asian athletics scene is unlikely to be broken during the eighth biennial Asian Track and Field Meet which opens in New Delhi tomorrow Chinese athletes topped the medal tally in Jakarta in 1985 and Singapore in 1967 and
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  • COMPANIES & STOCK MARKETS
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      Lock icon Why Amcol should get out of Octagon deal
      723 21 mt HOCK LOCK SIEW AT THE END of last month, Kian Choon Investments, the owners of the Octagon Building, put up an $8 million banker's guarantee with the High Court This ensures that the interlocutory Injunction restraining the sale of the Octagon
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      Lock icon Talam to look into financial revamp
      119 21 Bernama TALAM CORPORATION BHD is considering a financial reconstruction scheme to reduce the group's current borrowings and total interest cost. Chairman Tan Sri Rozhan Kuntom said in the company's 1969 annual report that the scheme is also essential to strengthen the group's financial position
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      Guthrie GTS deal to buy Shahzan Tower called off
      261 21 GUTHRIE GTS's first major foray into the Malaysisn property market has turned sour with the owner of Shahzan Tower opting out of its deal to sell the building for Mslso million. An announcement made by Wardley Ltd on behalf of Guthrie
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      Jurong Cement posts turnaround profit of $1.5m
      166 21 JURONQ Cement Ltd, benefiting from the strong demand for building materials, has turned around at half-time with an after--tax profit of $1.45 million. This compares with a loss of $1.29 million in the previous corresponding period. Cement prices have been pushed up four
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      Hongkong-based IMC gets the nod for local listing
      546 21  -  By ROSIE TAN HONGKONG-LISTED IMC Holdings, the shipping flagahip of tycoon Frank Tsao, has been given in-principte approval to list its shares on the Stock Exchange of Singapore, the aecond foreign company to join the propoeed market for foreign securities in Singapore.
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      GB Holdings set to sail towards seventh record performance
      360 21 SESDAQ-LISTED yacht builder QB Holdings Ltd is poised for record performance in its seventh consecutive year having just chalked up a 40 per cent increase in group after-tax profits to $6.18 million at half-time. Salee at the group level improved by
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      Rothmans (M) keen to invest M$200m cash
      500 21 FENDING OFF calls from shareholders for a larger dividend payout Rothmans of Pall Mall (M) Bhd (RPM)'s managing director Datuk Gerald Vessey says "the group is keen" to invest its cash holding which is approaching the Ms2oo million mark. In its search for
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        Trading dull as investors stay on the sidelines
        1098 22  -  by ABDUL HADHI SHARE PRICES on the Singapore market closed lower in light volume yesterday. Slight profit-taking pushed the Straits times Industrials Index lower by 3.19 points to 1.333.25, while the Business Times Composite Index declined 1.44 points to 1,201*25. Dealers complained
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        Unit trusts
        301 22 Manages* prices for Nov 15 m H Royal Trust Asset Mgt rr S pof• Gf Fund 081' 0*7* IT Asia-toe Gf fund 1.075 M36 Singapore Unit Trust The Comjlrc* 1.17 124 Th# Saving Fund 1.00 1.06 S pore PrS Fund 045 049 S'por# Sep* Fund 074 079 S'porn
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        COMPANY MEETINGS
        49 22 BATU KAWAN BERHAO: EQM at the Company, Wisma Taiko, No. 1, Jalan S.P Seenivasagam. ***** Ipoh, Perak, Malaysia, on Saturday, Nov 18. at 12.15pm QLENEALY PLANTATIONS (MALAYSIA) BERHADThirtieth AQM at Wisma Taiko, No 1 Jalan S.P Seenivaaagam, Ipoh, Perak. Malaysia, on Saturday, Nov 18, at 9.00 am
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        SES SHARE INFORMATION
        6233 22 .'I.. Qr'a Qr's 1 89 T *l Laat Vol Day Last Quota Dlv Dlv Y'M Net M Cap High Low Codo Company Sale oc- ('000) High Low Buyar Satlar C'w P/E Smll MOV 14 m SESDAQ n 358 u 120 t 4000 Amtek Eng 20* 352 call
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        3558 23 DABBLERS remained in an indecisive mood and share prices ware dealt mixed again at the Kuala Lumpur stock market yeeterday. It initially appeared that the market waa headed for higher levela but followth rough support waa lacking and share prices fell back to cioee mixed for the
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    • REGIONAL MARKETS
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        Lock icon Adsteam group makes A$1.74b bid for IEL
        226 24 FT THE ADELAIDE Steamship Co Ltd, its 20 per cent-owned Tooth and Co Ltd and 49 per cent-owned David Jones Ltd are making a bid of A 52.25 a share for Industrial Equity Ltd. The bid, which values diversified industrial group lEL at
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        Lock icon Another record close
        624 24 Tokyo Reuter THE KEY Nikkei gained slightly to reach s rscord closing high in sctivs trsds ysstsrdsy, but prices generally Buffered from inertia and remained glued to s narrow trading rsngs. Brokers said machinery, metal snd steel stocks held firm but with few obvious incentivss. Ths 225-shsrs
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        500 24 Australia Reuter A FURTHER rise in the price of gold and a A 51.74 billion bid for lEL by a group of companies controlled by Adsteam injected buying interest into an otherwise listless Australian share market yesterday. The All Ordinaries Index closed 0.2 point up at 1.634.6.
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        Higher close in dull trade
        1258 24 Hongkong LIGHT local buying focusing on second and third liners nudged Hongkong's Hang Seng index up 13.25 points to close at 2,779.58 in lacklustre trade yesterday. "There's a general lack of corporate news. Let's hope the American (October) retail sales figures provide a boost to
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        Lock icon Taipei: Sharply higher close
        394 24 Reuter TAIWAN share prices shot higher across the board yesterday as optimistic investors flooded the market with buy orders after Monday's one-day holiday, dealers said. The weighted index gained 247.18 points, or 2.35 per cent, to end at 10,499.58 compared with Saturday's 10,252.40 close. Turnover was
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        Lock icon Manila: Index at record high
        135 24 Reuter PHILIPPINE shares closed mixed yesterday, but the general positive sentiment sent the Manila composite index to a new record high of 1,392.87 points. Brokers traced the market's overall bullishness to the improved domestic economy, but said the recent surge was caused mostly by positioning.
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        Lock icon New Zealand: Firmer close
        126 24 Reuter NEW ZEALAND shares ended firmer on low turnover in lacklustre trade yesterday, with the Barclays Index finishing 6.86 points higher at 2,065.47. One broker expected continued steadiness today as the effects of an Australian bid by Adelaide Steamship, Tooths and David Jones for lEL filtered
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        Lock icon Seoul: Index hard hit
        327 24 Reuter SEOUL stocks fell sharply yesterday as individuals reacted with disappointment over the details of a financial package released officially at midday. The Composite Index shed 15.72 points to close at 909.60 in moderate trade. Falls led rises 706 to 138 with 100 unchanged. Investors began
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        Lock icon Bangkok: Stocks end mixed
        261 24 Reuter THAI stocks finished mixed in an active session yesterday after early gains in the construction sector were trimmed by profit-taking in the second half. The SET Index gained 0.75 point to close at 740.75. Advances led declines 84 to 52. Most active were Padaeng Indus-
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    • WORLD MARKETS
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        Lock icon Stocks close narrowly higher
        859 25 New York Reuter US STOCKS cloeed narrowly higher on Monday in a seesaw day of moderate trading that was stimulated by renewed intereet in takeover stocks but overshadowed by continuing concerns about lower corporate earnings. The Dow Jones Industrial Average cloeed up 0.82 at 2,626.43, with
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        Lock icon Equities open mostly lower
        802 25 London Reuter EQUITIES on the London market opened mostly lower yesterday in relatively quiet trading as the market digested a batch of results from some of Britain's largest companies. Dealers said a clearer picture on the effect of high UK interest rates should emerge over the
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        Lock icon EUROPEAN MARKETS ROUNDUP
        1343 25 Reuter AMSTERDAM: Dutch share prices were sfightiy easier in quiet trade at midaeesion yesterday with Unilever bucking the trend by putting on 1.20 guilders to 149.00. Some investors thought Unilever undervalued, particularly in the light of its 15 pet rise in third quarter profits announced last Friday.
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        Lock icon Singer files for protection under Chapter 11
        276 25 FT THE SINGER COMPANY, the former manufacturer of sewing machines which was for many decades one of the bestknown American businesses around the world, has filed for protection under Chapter 11 of the US bankruptcy code. The bankruptcy was a delayed reaction to
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        Lock icon Meggitt prepared to reduce offer for United Scientific
        349 25 FT MEGGITT is prepared to reduce its £104 million takeover offer for United Scientific Holdings (USH) even though it now speaks for 81.49 per cent of the defence contractor's ordinary shares. USH shares fell sharply on Monday as Meggitt announced that it
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        Lock icon Exxon expects US$7b capital spending
        329 25 Reuter EXXON CORP Chairman Lawrence Rawl said the company will have capital spending of about US$7 billion in 1990. roughly equal to spending in 1989 excluding its acquisition of Texaco Inc unit Texaco Canada. "In 1990, we will be about what we would have been
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    304 26 DR RICHARD HU's SPEECH THE FOCUS OF economic growth in the Asia-Pacific region has shifted from Japan and the four newly-industrialising economies (NIEs) to Indonesia, Malaysia, the Philippines and Thailand, according to Finance Minister Dr Richard Hu. In his keynote address at the
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    100 26 AFP REAL ESTATE TYCOON Donald Trump attacked Japan, South Korea and West Germany, declaring in a speech to airline executives that the US allies were "ripping off" America. "If we get any kinder or gentler, we won't have any America left," Mr Trump said
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    346 26 AP TRADE MINISTERS of four major economic powers yesterday ended two days of talks in Hakone, Japan, calling for improved enforcement of free trade rulee under the General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade. While differences in views of the US.
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    265 26 AFP THE SOVIET UNION and fellow members of the Warsaw Pact regard current changs in Eastern Europe as "normal" and no causa for "rsactiona of fear or even lass, of panic". Soviet Forsign Ministsr Eduard Shevardnadze said in Moscow yesterday. He told sn impromptu
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    443 26  -  FOREIGNERS' MANUFACTURING INVESTMENT UP 24pc By FOO CHOY PENG Hongkong Correspondent OVERSEAS INVESTMENT In Hongkong's manufacturing industries grow by 24 par cant to HK$26 billion laat yaar. according to a govammant survey report reieaaed yaaterday. But political uncertainty following June 4, whan Beijing
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    118 26 Reuter WEST GERMANY and Poland yesterday declared all European borders inviolabla and bacfcad the territorial integrity of all stataa in the continent. A joint declaration signed by Weet German Chancellor Helmut Kohl and Pollah Prima Minister Tadauaz Mazowieckl aald that eecure frontiers ware a
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    133 26 AFP BRITAIN has givan a secret promise to Beijing that it will make no major changee to Hongkong's political aystem before tha colony ie handed over to Chineae sovereignty in 1907, Thm Guardian nawapapar aald in London yeeterday, quoting "reliable eourcea". Tha Hongkong government office
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      69 26 Reuter THE AUDITOR of entrepreneur Alen Bond's flsgship company has cast doubt on whether the brewing, media and property empire will survive its debt crisis. "There is some doubt that Bond Corp and the Bond Corp group will be able to continue as a going
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      31 26 Reuter CHINA said yesterday that 18,000 construction projects •cross the country hed been suspended this year under a tough austerity programme, saving mors than US$lB billion. Reuter
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      38 26 Bernama MALAYBIA la aetting Us eyea on upmarket tourist* in ita oversee# promotions. COtture and Touriam Miniater Datuk Sabbaruddin Chik said yesterday that the targeted group includes business travellers, conventioneers snd incentive group travellers.
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      30 26 AFP NAMIBIA'S erstwhile guerilla movement SWAPO surged 16 victory yestoiday in the preindependence eiectk)na with a deciaive swell of support from its stronghold in Ovamboiand. AFP
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        67 27 Reuter THE US is considering new sanctions against Panama, including banning entry of Panamanian ships to American ports, US officials said in Washington. Secretary of State James Baker has stressed US determination to maintain pressure on Panamanian strongman Manuel Antonio Noriega in an effort to
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        117 27 THE THAI government has decided to allow the import of 5.4 million tons of cement over the next two years to ease the shortage in supply in the near future. The cement shortage In Thailand is expected to be alleviated in 1992 when expansion projects in
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        75 27 Reuter MAYNE NICKLESS LTD's first quarter results were up, following the trend of increasing profits established over the last five years, chairman Bruce Redpath said. The transport and security group lifted profit for the 1988/89 year ended July 2 by 34 per cent to A
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        98 27 AP JAKARTA POLICE are questioning an unidentified captain of a ship that carried chemicals believed to have contaminated cookies and caused dozens of deaths last month, the Jakarta Police Command said on Monday. Police believe the vessel, which arrived in Jakarta last Wednesday, was loaded last
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        74 27 Reuter THE MALTESE motor bulk carrier Adel, 34,792 dwt, is subject to a court order initiated by agents of one of the vessels the ship damaged after dragging its anchor in Chittagong's outer anchorage Nov 3, Lloyd's Shipping Intelligence said in London. The agent is
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      144 27 Reuter A US DRILLING SHIP that capsized in a typhoon in the Gulf of Thailand, killing more than 90 people, will be sunk off the resort island of Koh Samui to become a breeding ground for coral. "There is no economic value in salvaging it.
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      392 27  -  By YUSMAN NAWAZIR MALAYAN RAILWAYS, or Keretapi Tanah Melayu (KTM). will sat up a subsidiary company if approval Is given to operate a road haulage service, says general manager Datuk Sulaiman Hashim. The formation of the new company will tie in with
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      CB Marine, Kimtrans team up
      398 27  -  By JEAN FOONG NORTH QUEENSLAND-based C B Marine Engineering will team up with Singapore stevedoring company Kimtrans Shipping to ship project cargoes to Indonesia and Papua New Guinea (PNG). The tie-up will put an end to an earlier arrangement between C B Marine and its
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      403 27 FT SEA CONTAINERS has lined up Genstar Containers Corporation, the world's largest container rental group, to buy its fleet of standard dry cargo containers and chassis for nearly US$4OO million. US snalysts said the announcement on Monday lent some credibility to Sea Containers' plans
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      325 27 SHIPPING LINES in Hongkong are concerned that the colony's unclear tax rulee on shipping profits may hinder the competitive poeition of its new shipping register. The South China Morning Post quoted Mr Stephen Pen, vice-chair-man of World-Wide Shipping Agency, aa saying that "other
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      1401 28 Fairplay ON A VISIT to the World Maritime University last year, people were still talking about the lady gradua;e from Panama. Once met, she is not easily forgotten. Now Olga Bosquez is going to need all the presence
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      New voyage estimator computer package for shipowners, brokers and charterers from Cockett
      422 28 UK-BASED COCKETT Marine Oil has launched a new computer package to help shipowners, brokers and charterers calculate their voyage operating costs faster and more accurately than can be done manually. The Cockett Voyage Estimator will help determine the
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      816 28 AFP AFTER their dramatic rise in October, freight rates levelled off over the past week, due to a slowdown in chartering of Panamax vessels (50,000-70,000 tonners, capable of navigating the Panama canal), brokers said. The Baltic International Freight Futures (Biffex) index gained only three points on the week
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      198 28 LLOYD S REGISTER will class the first ship orders received by the Harland and Wolff shipyard under its new ownership. The orders for three 135,000 dwt Suezmax crude oil carriers have been placed by Fred Olsen interests, which have
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      105 28 AP THE US GOVERNMENT is suing the owners of a Greek freighter that ran aground on a fragile coral reef in the Florida Keys, blaming negligence for the third such grounding in less than three weeks. The US Attorney's office filed
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      1010 29 SOME FREIGHT rate easiness was noted for grain loaders out of the US on Monday after the recent quiet spell of chartering and resulted in a six point drop in the Baltic Freight Index to 1,650. Brokers said heavy grain was covered from the US Gulf to Hamburg
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      10738 34 A guide to ships loading at Singapore for ports around the world The list below tabulates, by port of destination, the name of the ship, the shipping line involved and the estimated dates of arrival and departure from the Port of Singapore.
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      2734 41 Who acts for whom A B Accord Shpg Accord Shpg Pte Ltd (S)/Accord Contr Line (M) Sdn Bhd (PK)/Accord Contr Lino (PQ) Sdn Bhd (PN). ABC Containerize NV KYC Line (S)/Renown Shpg (PK/PN). Ahrenklel Liner Kim Shpg Trdg (S). Aibatros Sea-Air Service Frata Shpg Pte Ltd (S). Alfred C Toepfer
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      410 42  -  By RAHITA ELIAS SALVINDO Towage and Salvage is expanding its operations but will keep its outfit "trim" at the same time, says general manager Mr Halim Noor. The company recently bought two tugboats, the 1969-built Perkaaa acquired in May and the 1982-built Perwira
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      222 42 AFP JAPANESE shipping companies are to shift some of their Pana-ma-flagged ships to Liberia or another low-tax country, following the US government's announcement that it may ban Panama ships from January, industry sources said in Tokyo. The Japanese shipping industry currently owns
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      247 42 Reuter CHEVRON CORP's CHV capital spending in 1990 will be even with to slightly higher than in 1989, company chairman Kenneth Derr said. He estimated Chevron s capital spending would total about US$4.2 billion in 1989. Mr Derr, attending the American Petroleum
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      139 42 Reuter A BRAZILIAN ship is returning to Belgium with s cargo of barley contaminated when containers of chemicals spilled in the hold during a storm at sea. A spokeswoman for the Alianca Shipping Line said the ship, called Maringa, was calling at several Brazilian ports
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      Japanese shipbuilders may produce 9 million grt a year
      103 42 SHIPBUILDERS in Japan could be producing nine million gross tons in newbuildings a year by the middle of the *****, says Seiji Nagatsuka from the Japan Maritime Research Institute. A report in Sea trade Week adds that while this figure includes
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      Philippine shiprepairers, shipbuilders enjoy boom
      366 42  -  By AL O LABITA Jr BUSINESS IS BRISK for the Philippines's shiprepair Industry. In its report, the Philippine Shipbuilders and Repairers Association (Philsar) says it has posted an almost 100 per cent rise this year in its ship repair accounts and attributed this to the
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      Joint ventures to help shipping tonnage in India
      303 42  -  By JULIE CHATTERJEE, Writing for Shipping Times from Bombay VD CHOWGULE. chairman of the Chowgule group of companies, said setting up joint ventures and registering bare boat charter vessels as national flag carriers were ways of acquiring more tonnage without India losing
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      Seawise Giant on sale
      65 42 HONGKONG-BASED Feoso Oil may sell the world s largest ship, the 564,739 dwt tanker Sea wise Giant. It is understood that Feoso has approached major tanker operators to gauge interest. Feoso bought the ship a year ago after the vessel was severely damaged in the cross-fire
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      391 27 "The Illustrated Encyclopedia of Wildlife" Fortnightly mil good bookshops •TP WrtrfcaS^^^^^Pr Bosses Go the Extra Mile The tight labour market is taxing the budgets and ingenuity of corporate recruiters. Free holidays, childcare subsidies and bigger pay cheques are all being dangled before workers, but the results arc not B fcl
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      185 27 INSIDE Bosquez to replace Torrljoe Last year, people were still talking about the lady graduate from Panama. Now Olga Bosquez Is going to need all the presence aha has got, because aha has taken on a tough job. When Dr Hugo Torrljoe wanted to quit as chief of the Panama
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      381 34 A HYUNDAI MBMiMIMIffIMHI MERCHANT MARINE CO., LTD. BMjßaiH»aiaiMlMßM EASTBOUND TO USA WESTBOUND FROM USA TO PSW SIN HUG LBH OAK SEA FROM PSW LBH OAK SEA HKC SIN :;sss!ssseT %asss ss as" Sm sSSSS§S SK ssssssr* ss z as ss ss s ss s ss m urn 2M2 owi ujoi
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      182 35 TFH HHIBHT I6EWCIES E« LTD. TUUUIN ATTRACTIVE RATE FOR FCL AND LCL CARGO MONTHLY DIRECT SERVICE FOR: TILBURY. ANTWERP, ROTTEROAM, HAMBURG PORT KELANG SINGAPORE MV HANSA RIGA Feoder 26/NOV MV ANASTASIA Feeder 22/ DEC MONTHLY DIRECT SERVICE FOR: HONG KONG, HUANGPU, XINGANG SINGAPORE MV ANASTASIA V6E In Port MV HANSA
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      376 35 Cfe HI izE is y rJ I emWAOGEANSHIPP'NGGOMPANYI I VESSEL NAME VOY XINCANC SHANGHAI HONGKONG SPO*E I JEDOAN LMASSOL I FENC SHUN SHAN 22 In Pt 24/11 UU I*l2 11/12 I FU WEN SHAN 2Sfll 4/12 11/12 22/12 27/12 FU VU SHAN 21— 15/12 24/12 2*12 12/1 IVI I Also
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      44 35 f~SET SHOREPACK FREIGHT SERVICES (S) PTE LTD TEL 224-2542 (4 LINES) FAX 224-<X3 TLX RS 433«4 WEEKLY LCL ft FCL SERVICES TO/FROM: Europe UK/N. Cont/Scandinavian ports F. East Bangkok/Hongkong/Taiwan/Korea/Japan U.S.A. East/West Coast ports Australia/New Zealand/S. Pacific Islands CorMno<*» r*c**nq 1 our CTS/CoWrtlon Itntcw «v*Ub««
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      345 35 lOliiaHHM EXPORTS TO FAR EAST outbouno fpil fsiS kao [kee [hw [tky fyoS [nag fosS [~ko§ [moj ["bus KAI SHUNIB9W SU 11/11 22/11 ~3/12 ~~4/12 ~6f12 1/12 2/1? l/U 3/1? GIOBY AC£.QIBN In Pt 16/11 21/11 23/11 2»11 30/11 "1/12 ~2flj 1/12 2/12 1/12 3/12 Yl CHUN 207 N 22/11
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      1318 36 VOY °INDO 'PK/PNG [SGP LB CHLS NFK NYC HFX NEPTUNE GARNET 23 13/U 14/11 IS/11 9/L2 19/U 21/12 23/12 77/12 OOCL FAIR 17 20/U 71/11 23/11 IC/12 2C/17 21/12 30/12 3/1 RAINBOW BRIDGE 21 27/11 21/11 30/11 23/12 2/1 4/1 6/1 10/1 OOCL FREEDOM 28 4/12 5/13 7/12 30/12 9/1
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      660 36 AUSTRALIA' EXPRESS CONTAINER SERVICE Acnpdng FCL/FCL CwiWmti Stnftport P Katanf Panenf Loading tor Mother »il By Feeder Br Feeder KAIIOAS V.« 4Ok 21 Nov 21 No. FremrtMb/Sydn/Adel TULSIOAS 45 23 Dec 17 Ok 17 Ok Frem/Moftfrdn/Adrt KALi OAS 147 20 Jan 14 Jan 14 Jar. Frem/Mefc/SydnjAdel TULSIOAS V.46 IF* 2
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      581 36 GOLDEN LINE I(NLV\ GUAN GUAN SHIPPING (PTE) LTD Sl lA 2] Tatga Ay»» Street StNGAPOPf 0104 Til SJ4MO (10 LINES) Fai U4JSW STRAITS/PERSIAN GULF SERVICE: S'port P Ketang Penam QOCDENMONOER Cotanba/HaradN/Oubei 1*» Nov QOLOCN HAVEN Cotanbo/KaracMM* 20/30 Nov CHINA SERVICE BAJ TUN SHAN Huangp«i/Fwlwi 24/21 Nov CHINA OCEAN SHIPPING CO.,
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      682 36 RKF33T/SB^^aSs^_j I VESSEL I ETA SINGAPORE I DESTINATION I TBN 17/11, 2101 DUBAI, DAMAN, KUWAIT, I DONA, MUSCAT. BAMMM ABU DHABI A SHARJAM I TBN IVII. 25/11 JEDOAH (IXL) WEEKLY lAQABA, HOOEIDAM TBN 11/11. 24/11 HKOMG. KOBE, TOKYO, KEELUNG, I KAOMSIUNG MANILA BANGKOK. I BUSAN, JAKARTA I TBN 17/11, I*U
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      1603 37 S? NEPTUNE AGENCIES PTE LTD SINGAPORE yyyl (CR no: **********0 E) Sy/Z. Bookings UK/EUROPE *****53, *****19, AUST/INDIA/PAK-*****18 USA *****42/*****16, FAR EAST-*****48 Documentation: *****44/*****14 Terminal: *****22 CFS: M 2 IMPORT: *****69/*****50 Mm EXPORT: *****53/*****04 NEPLINE SDN BHD MALAYSIA K.L.-*****33, P.Kelang-*****87, Penang-*****0, J.Bahru-*****0, *****1 Ul FOB VSI7VOY PKN PRG BGP MOTH KB
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      1030 37 SINSOV I SINGAPORE SOVIET SHIPPING CO PRIVATE LTD SINSOV BUILDING 55. Market Street Singapore 0104 Tel: *****33 (15 Lines) Terminal Office: 80C41/2 Cable Address SINSOV SINGAPORE Telex Numbers RS ***** RS ***** RS ***** POMMS P KELANC MESSRS MAI THONC SHIPfWC 127 Penan* Street. Penani Malaysia M/S HANDLING SYSTEM CO
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      728 38 ah ill I 111 l K INTEGRATED CONTAINER SERVICE MfefcaCß OF EACON SERVICE TO EAST MEDITERRANEAN NORTH CONTINENT EUROPE OUTBOUND SJN tCA I ANT I RON I HBG I RST W. 4R.MKMT MS UflT 3«U N|U HfU IVU UfU t. wenoa m viT 11/12 kiu mu ttiu am o »otewomi
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      963 38 Vttul P. KLC PNC PC LMMnf Mr TONGCHUAN It/11 RatMam/Aatawr* JIANCCHUAN JO/12 RMtartM/Aatwwp gnu* rvix cowtawkm myki Vmm« pklf Pnj Spar* Rkk Hk( Slut Qin(tfM SHANC CHENG VIU 21A1 23/11 Z7/U M/ 12 07/U YANG FANG KOU Vll7 M/ll M/ll 4/12 11/U li/U Accepting FCL Cargo for ill o4hor ChmoM
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      222 38 FAST DIRECT REGULAR SERVICE TO INDONESIA PORT PADANG/PK. BALAM SEMARANG/PANJANG/CIGADING/ BENGKULU VSL ETA ETD LOAOIN6 FOR DELI INDAH 16 11 89 17.11 89 PANJANG/PK BALAM HA6A IAYA 1811.89 20.11.89 PAN JANG LAMPUN6 JAVA 20.11.89 21.1189 SEMARANG/PANJANG PINANG JAYA 17.1189 18.11 89 PANJANG/PK BALAM PERITA JAYA In Port IS 1189 PANJANG/jAKARTA
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      491 38 r 1 POSEIDON CONTAINER TRANSPORT GMBH HAMBURG TRANS-SIBERIAN CONTAINER SERVICE SOTRA GENERAL AGENTS ACCEPTING ALL FCL LCL CONVENTIONAL CARGOES AFGHANISTAN Hairaton, Tourghundi, Kabul, Herat, Mazar-1-Sharif, Mashad, Kushka IRAN Djulfa, Astara VIA ILYICHEVSK ETD SINGAPORE 19/11, 30/11, 01/12, 13/12, 14/12, 20/12, 23/12, 24/12 03/1, 04 1 [EUROPE To all inland points:
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      496 38 ASEAN PQRTS Ngow Hock Agency Co Ltd BKK (Tel: *****80) jpiYA BHUM aw Tloif Ufll Urn gU Sim BHUM cm Tri 17/11 Urn 2^ll jenlink rnw fr< viu wm ayu JARU BHUM m _Su* Mfll Mrt a/u PITA BHUM 2MN Hwr H/ll Stw Mjn sim bhum «aw frt 24/u m»
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      1131 39 (HSSEL VOY SINGAPORE KHF/DUBAI KARACHII ■iNKA SIRI 130W 23/11 I ■tNKA SRIMANI 72W 24/11 04/12 I HkNKA SIRI 131W 08/12 I HkNKA SIRI 132W 27/12 I ILSO ACCEPTING CARGO (FCL/LCL) FOR; I I INDIAN PORTS I MADRAS; TUTICORIN; COCHIN; MANGALORE, BOMBAY I ARABIAN GULF PORTS I SHARJAH; DUBAI; BAHRAIN; DAMMAM;
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      259 39 MUT. Ethiopia) ACCEPTING FCL AHO CONVENTIONAL PEN/PKQ ETA LOAOMQ FOR ABBAY WON 2 21/12 OAREBSALAAM MOMBASA. DJWOUTI VOY 22W8 ASSAB MASSAWA HOOEIOAH ANOtNCT 11/2 DAKCSSALAAM MOMBASA. OJMOUTI VOY 18WB ASSAB. MASSAWA. MOOCIOAH ABYOT 20/1 OARESSALAAM MOMBASA. DJIBOUTI VOY 20MB ASSAB. MASSAWA HOOtIDAH Other ports along the route workable on inducement
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      1255 39 LAUT FULLY CONTAINERISED REGIONAL FEEDER SERVICE TWICE-WEEKLY/WEEKLY FIXED DAY SCHEDULE BETWEEN THE PORTS OF S'PORE, INDONESIA, MALAYSIA I THAILAND ALSO ACCEPTING LCL CARGO TO JKT, PKG, PNG AND, BKK. FOR BOOKINGS CALL SPECARGO FORWARDING AT TEL: *****55 B. VSL VOY SIN JKT PAJ JKT SIN I U L SENTOSA 13S
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      297 39 BAY OF BENGAL SERVICES ¥ESSELS WY 811 MM CAL Oil lIT CALABAR 79CNB 18/11 25/11 SUSAK 88N 1811 24/11 GONCHAROV *****9 22/11 28/11 TIGER BAY 87N 19/11 25/11 LEUVE 9114 20/11 25/11 28/11 VERMILLION BAY VOBW 23/11 7/12 I. YAMBURENKO *****9 24/11 1/12 PAITHOON V3OW 2811 13/12 CALABAR 80CNB 30/11
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      207 39 feTWWWrt TO AUSTRALIA/NEW ZEALAND Tj twt Exmss~asi wu va yu 1412 mm t HUM 211 Ufii vu W TS» 55 I S S w IS mH on c. wmub aT~ "ma "EH on *5 5 5 fl 11 DATS TO MHJOUINK! "I TO USA/CANADA I *5 |Ti-pin |n on— |mnh
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      796 40 R R \fcflL DE VAPORES i P "PERUVIAN STATE LINE" 0 W ACCEPTING BREAKBULK/FCL/SOC CARGOES TO/FROM 4 2 CALLAO, MATARANI, ILO* ft OTHER PERUVIAN PORTS* 9 S WITH TfS AT KOBE ON CPV THROUGH BILL OF LADING. J 5 PmnT P. Ktlai* Swfaport R 5 THOMASEVERETT IN IT/15 NOVU/ll NOV
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      633 40 FULL CONTAINER SERVICE kcmUm FCL/LCL carfOM to USA Em! «wt Cm* Carrlbfc—yt»«t HAITI, feuaw—to uto Hondurn VSL frPORE MAINLINER tAX BUT [SAV [NYC Mf> 7IM KAOMSIUNC 11/U M HAIFA M/U Q/U S/17 M/ 17 BQt ZM OSAKA 73/11 2* MONTREAL 11/U |U 1 VI «1 A VESSEL 1/17 Ml SAVANNAH
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      616 40 Msing kwang hang •W«NO TRANSPORTATION (PTI) LTD WEEKLY LCL/FCL SERVICE [vessel Is pore [Jakarta {surabaya EQUATOR JOY 03N 18/11 22/11 |A VESS£I 1J 21/11 VESSEL [SPORE [BANGKOK A VESSEL 17/11 20/11 IA VESSEL 121/11 24/11 DESTINATIONS ETA SINGAPORE PORT KELANG 17 NOV MANILA 17 NOV HONG KONG, ALL CHINA PORTS
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      526 40 la PERINTIS LINE WEEKLY FULL CONTAINER SERVICE ACCEPTING ALL FCL CARGOES BETWEEN SINGAPORE AND JAKARTA SURABAYA VESSEL VOY SINGAPORE JAKARTA ETA ETD ETA ETD PRASETIA 42-43 A 18/11 19/11 21/11 21/11 44 45A 25/11 26/11 28/11 28/11 46-47 A 2/12 3/12 5/12 5/12 48-49 A 9/12 10/12 12/12 12/12 General
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      450 40 SIN FAI EAIT 19/11 KEELUNG/KAOHSIUNG 16/11 BANGKOK 17/11 MANILA 18/11 JAKARTA 17/11 PORT KELANG/PENANG 16/11 BUSAN 20/11 TOKYO/YOKO/KOBE 20/11 HONG KONG also aca itirw cargo I to Huangpu Shenzhen Fuzhou Xiamen/Xingang/Shanghai SIN EVMPE/H 18/11 LDN/FLX/LVP/SOU 18/11 RDM/HAM/ANT/LE HAVRE/GENOA also accepting cargo to Austria/ Hungary/Roumania/Poland/Bulgaria/Czech. SIM iti/euuii T 9 20/11 LA./NYC/SFO
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      190 41 I GOODWAY| LCL ACCEPTANCE TO NOUMEA, FIJI SIN MKG NOUMEA SUVA 2*ll 5/12 l/l m 20/12 Ufl 29/12 VI W EXPRESS SAILINGS TO PAPUA NEW GUINEA VESSEL SIN POUT MORESBY LAE ANKE 3/12 ***** 15/12 GOODWAY CONSOL VIA SUVA TO: APIA PAGO PAGO TARAWA KIRIBATI NUKUALOFA TONGA RAROTONGA FUNAFUTI TUVtU
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      496 41 FCL SERVICE OJ9 KL: allied-link SINGAPORE: Sszlr 04******2 *****8955 778 6522(22 lines) SEES)::;: V Marina Ong Susan Ng/Cfcris*ia Chiew u Htang/EeMer Yap transintra. shipps* (Wgaport) private limited C»rgo bookings Tel: *****8 (5 LINES) A I ESMERALDA I Sailed TBN END NOV Manila, Kaohsiung TRIDENT BOND 13 NOV Manila, Kaohsiung FROM
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      371 41 hag—; EXPRESS SERVICE to/from CHMi tow* rrw btio vcssa m row ajnca iqq /urror *alt ui wr as:b br.y assfjg j? 11 mm CARGO FOR PUNTA ARENAS, TALCAMUANO *r, (SAN VICENTE) ACCEPTED WITH T/S VIA VALPARAISO <£ MMmMh— Singapore *****00 K. LuMpur *****25/6/1, *****19, Boofcing» *****01 p. Kttong 36*7311 VESSEL
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      653 42 Mitsui OSK Lines Ltd takes pleasure in announcing the inauguration of its STRAITS EXPRESS SERVICE offering Weekly Fixed Day Dedicated Container Express Service from Port Kelang (every Saturday) and Singapore (every Sunday) to HONG KONG/YOKOHAMA/NAGOYA/KOBE Ist Vessel: MV OCEAN BLESSING PK SIN HK YOK NGO KOB 18/11 19/11 22/11 28/11
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      139 42 SIGNIFICANT WEATHER AND SEA CONDITIONS AT 0730 HOURS ON NOV 15, 1989. LEGEND R Thunderstorm Weather Wind direction with speed in knots Shower jj Rom Wave height Cloudy Sky Surface winds ore indicoted by arrows which fly with the wind One full circle represents calm or light and variable winds
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