The Business Times, 29 November 1990

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    10 1 Business Times MCI (l») 170/12/89 Thursday November 29 1990 75'
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  • NEWS SUMMARY
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      US economy grew at slower pace in third quarter
      51 1 THE US economy grew at a slightly slower pace during the third quarter of the year than previously thought, expanding at a 1.7 per cent annual rate between July and September instead of 1.8 per cent, the US Commerce Department said
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      Info tech bonanza
      43 1 THE 18 local firms which took part in one of the largest US showcases of information technology have garnered more than $25 million worth of orders and are expecting to bag a further $25.7 million in potential sales Page 2
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      Saudi firm in S'pore
      31 1 THE SAUDI ARABIAN Marketing and Refining Company has opened a Singapore office to provide on-the-spot reports of industry activities in most of the Asia-Pacific area. Page 2
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      Indon surplus
      25 1 INDONESIA'S balance of payments for the current fiscal year ending in March is estimated to run a surplus of US$l.BB billion Page 8
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      Yen surge to aid NIEs
      35 1 THE YEN's rebound is likely to boost Asia's newly-industri-alised economies and offset the negative impact of higher oil prices and slower US growth, says the Nomura Research Institute Page 8
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      Recession consensus
      32 1 SEVENTY-FIVE per cent of America's top economic forecasters say that the US has sunk into a recession, although two-thirds expect it to be mild and end by April Page 10
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      Commerce growing
      22 1 GLOBAL commerce has grown steadily this year in spite of uncertainties spawned by the Gulf crisis, reports Gatt Page 11
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      Umno man to watch
      26 1 DATUK Abdullah Ahmad Badawi may emerge as the man in the news as Umno's general assembly begins today in Malaysia Page 13
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      About that night
      12 1 WAS Eric Clapton really wonderful that night? Page 19
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      Shipping costs up
      41 1 SHIPMENTS from Singapore to the US are expected to cost more from May next year, with plans by the Asia-North America Eastbound Rate Agreement (Anera) to raise its rates by US$325 per 40-foot container Shipping Times Page 1
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  • MARKETS SUMMARY
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      Dow lower
      32 1 SHARE PRICES dipped at the opening on Wall Street yesterday with the Dow Jones index of leading industrials shedding 1.98 points to 2,541.83 in the first five minutes of trading.
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      Footsie lower
      51 1 UK SHARES were weaker by midscssion yesterday, as the market put behind it any euphoria over John Major's election as Prime Minister and shifted its attention back to the gloomy state of the economy, analysts said. The FTSE 100 index was 17.5 points lower at 2142.0 by 1231
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      Partners unveil plan
      38 1 THE trilateral partnership of SIA, Delta Air Lines of America and Swissair has outlined a cooperation plan, promising long-term benefits to passengers but offering little relief to problems related to the Gulf crisis Page 3
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      SES queries UIC
      28 1 THE SES has fielded a long list of questions to UIC on the proposed deal between the company, Singland and Liem Sioe Liong Page 3
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      ANZ profit slumps
      28 1 ANZ Banking Group Ltd has announced a dismal 43 per cent drop in profit and a planned cutback of 1,000 jobs this year Page 6
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      STOCK INDICES
      29 1 Wendesday Change BT-MGA 554.13 -0.33 Kuala Lumpur ....466.79 -1.63 Hongkong 2,986.39 -12.55 Tokyo 23,053.88 -569.63 Sydney 1,351.1 +0.8 Tuesday Change New York 2,543.81 10.64 London 2,159.5 +7.6
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      CURRENCIES
      20 1 Exchange rates USS S$ 1.7050 Yen S$ 1.3232 M$ SS0.6352 Money market rates Overnight 4-3/4% +4-1/4 3-month 5-3/4 +1/8
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      COMMODITIES
      36 1 London Gold AM fix US$384.75 US$0.50 Rubber S'pore Dec... 155.75Vkg +1.00 M'sia Dec 242.50»/kg -0.50 KL Tin Turnover 77 tonnes +23 Spot M$ 15.45/kg -0.21 Crado palm oil Turnover 2,379 lots +350 Dec M$852/tonne -6
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    PM Goh pledges to rally Singaporeans forward
    708 1  -  Plan is to build Singapore into a nation of distinction By Anna Teo IN HIS inaugural address as head of government. Prime Minister Goh Chok Tong last night called on Singaporeans to join him in running the next lap in the on-going race
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    Managing director resigns
    128 1 STEVEN CHAN of Electro Magnetic (EMS) has submitted his resignation as managing director, with effect from Nov 18. His sister, Patricia Chan, has also submitted her resignation as finance director. The .company said the board at its meeting yesterday had noted the two resignations, but was reserving
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    Then the cheers rang...
    267 1 8.45 pm. The air of anticipation among the Padang crowd of 250 mounted. Armed with banners and cheers, the groups from Marine Parade constituency, Royal Holiday Inn Crowne Plaza, Westin Hotel and Philips Singapore had gathered in front of City Hall to greet the new Prime
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    DBS cuts prime rate to 7.25pc
    226 1 IN A REVERSAL of the trend, local banking giajit DBS Bank yesterday announced a quarter-point cut in its prime lending rate to 7.25 per cent. The reduction, effective today, will bring some .elief to individual and corporate borrowers hit by rising living or operational
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    Lock icon Major becomes youngest British PM in 20th century
    246 1 AP JOHN MAJOR, who rose from poverty to become Britain's youngest prime minister of" the 2()th century, formally took over from Margaret Thatcher yesterday and pledged to "build a society of opportunity". Speaking after he was confirmed in office by Queen Elizabeth
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    EMS prepares audit amid more queries from SES
    472 1  -  Bv William Chia, Elaine Koh PROBLEM-RIDDEN Electro Magnetic (S) Ltd is understood to have brought in international accounting firm Ernst Young to do a special audit on the company so that directors and bankers can decide on a course of action. Sources
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      180 1 AyyVv Advertising Marketing 14 Money Changer Rates 29 World News 10, 11 Aircraft Schedule 29 Money Market 27 World Stock Markets 26 Commodities 28 Regional News 8 Cryptic Crossword 29 Regional Stock Markets 25 For market indices, editorial. Editorial 12 SES 20, 21 advertising and circulation ex Financial News 6
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      14 1 Editorial. Pg 12 Major's victory sounds the death knell for class system, Pg 15
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  • HOME NEWS
    • NEWS ROUNDUP
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        Keeping the customer satisfied
        155 2 POLITICS and the hotel business have the common objective of keeping the customer happy and this can be a difficult thing to do, says BG (Res) George Yeo, Acting Minister for Information the Arts and Senior Minister of State (Foreign Affairs). Speaking at a Singapore Hotel
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        Management expertise
        72 2 A LEADING international school, Britain's Sundridge Park, will be selling its expertise on management development to businesses in Singapore soon. Users of the British school s programmes include the Bank of England, British Airways, Volvo, ICI, Toyota, Epson, Philips and Nestle. Sundridge Park was founded in 1955 by
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        Seminar on Malaysia
        85 2 A COUNTRY risk seminar on Malaysia in the 1990s will be held next Tuesday at the Hilton Hotel. The organisers of the one-day seminar, the Information Resource Centre, say that trends in the Malaysian economy in the 1990s and the recently-concluded Malaysian general election will be the
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        Fire exercise
        69 2 A FIRE Evacuation Exercise will be held today from 4.00pm to 5.00pm by the Central Provident Fund Board (CPF). Service counters on the upper floors of the CPF Building will not be accessible to the public because of the grounding of the lifts for the exercise. Temporary counters
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        Gifts for Sharity Box
        77 2 WITH Christmas just round the corner, the public is invited once again to donate gifts to the Sharity Gift Box which was introduced in 1988. The box, located at the URA car park opposite the Centrepoint shopping centre along Orchard Road, will be operated daily from
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        Changi sub-post office
        49 2 THE Changi Village Postal Agency will be upgraded to a sub-post office with effect from Dec 1. It will be located at My Photo Studio, Blk 5, Changi Village Road, #01-2039, Singapore 1750. The opening hours will be Mondays to Saturdays from 9.00 am to 5.00pm.
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      Singapore firms do well at IT show in Vegas
      284 2  -  By Claire Leow SINGAPORE made its presence felt at this year's Comdex Fall Show in Las Vegas, one of the largest American showcases of information technology, two weeks ago. The 18 local Firms participating in the show garnered more than $25
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      CPF Board to buy $700,000 worth of software
      298 2 THE Central Provident Fund Board has contracted to buy $700,000 worth of software from a major German software house, SAP Asia Pte Ltd. A further $100,000 is contracted for training and consultancy. This is part of a $12.4 million expansion programme to
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      Handicaps can be blessings in disguise
      296 2  -  By Chuang Peck Ming WHAT has been stressed time and time again as Singapore's handicaps are, in the view of management guru Bohdan Hawrylyshyn, really some of the key conditions for its success. So, the absence of natural resources has kept Singaporeans on their
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      Samarec opens Singapore office
      279 2  -  By Lilian Ang THE Saudi Arabian Marketing and Refining Company (Samarec) yesterday opened its Singapore office, some six months after plans for a listening post in the region were first announced. The new office, launched even as the Middle East crisis continues in a stalemate, will
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  • SINGAPORE – MALAYSIA COMPANY NEWS
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      SIA alliance outlines further cooperation
      506 3  -  By Lee Han Shih THE alliance of Singapore Airlines, Delta Air Lines of America and Swissair yesterday outlined a plan of cooperation that promises long-term benefits to passengers, but offered little relief to recent problems created by the Gulf crisis. In a short press conference
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      Renong set to benefit from M'sia's rapid industrialisation
      750 3  -  MARKET TALK By William Chia THE RENONG GROUP, which only two months ago received shareholders' approval for the acquisition of Fleet Group and Hatibudi Nominees Sdn Bhd in a M 51.23 billion deal, is poised to capitalise on the rapid industrialisation of
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      Stock exchange seeks more details from UIC
      262 3  -  By Amy Balan THE STOCK Exchange of Singapore has directed a long list of queries to United Industrial Corporation on its proposed deal between itself, subsidiary Singapore Land, and Indonesian tycoon Liem Sioe Liong's Finnegan Investments. The SES letter, signed by listings manager
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      Robinsons accepts takeover offer
      236 3 RETAILER ROBINSON Co yesterday accepted the takeover offer made by Food Investments Pte Ltd for its entire shareholding in Centrepoint Pte Ltd. The much-expected move, recommended by its adviser Standard Chartered Merchant Bank Asia (SCMBA), will see the retailer swap its shareholding of 56.46 million Centrepoint
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    • COMPANY BRIEFS
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        Consplant expects M$168m property gain
        126 3 CONSOLIDATED PLANTATIONS Bhd, which proposes to sell two parcels of land measuring a total of 486 hectares, expects to obtain a gross extraordinary gain of Msl6B million from the sale. In a circular to shareholders regarding the proposed sale, it said a net extraordinary gain
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        Nam Fatt looks to Indochina
        90 3 NEWLY-LISTED Nam Fatt Bhd will establish a manufacturing presence in Indochina next year, its managing director Mac Yin Wee said yesterday. The activity would be manufac-turing-based and would involve its subsidiary. Associated Steel Sdn Bhd, and either a local agent or joint-venture partner, he told
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        MBf Plaza to open in 1993
        57 3 MBf FINANCE Bhd's new corporate headquarters known as MBf Plaza is expected to be completed by 1993, its managing director Datuk Loy Hean Heong said on Tuesday. He said the 50-storey building costing Mslso million would be in Jalan Yap Kwan Seng. The building
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        I&P building up its landbank
        82 3 PROPERTY development group Island and Peninsular Bhd is negotiating with several parties to acquire about 800 hectares of land in the Klang Valley. Perak and Negri Sembilan to increase its landbank, managing director Raja Azwa Raja Ahmad said yesterday. Speaking after the launching of the
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        LTAT shifting from plantations
        84 3 LEMBAGA Tabung Angkatan Tentera, which owns 81.55 per cent of Boustead Holdings Bhd. intends to reduce the latter's dependence on plantations, an LTAT spokesman said yesterday. "This is something the new board will look into," he said after the annual general meetings of listed companies in
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        Kian Joo to decide on name
        89 3 KIAN Joo Can Factory Bhd says the proposed joint-venture company it is forming with Nylex (Malaysia) Bhd has not been named and a meeting will be convened to determine the name. Kian Joo and Nylex Malaysia recently announced plans for a 50:50 joint venture
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  • REGIONAL COMPANY NEWS
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      Lock icon Hyundai's big plans in Siberia
      580 4 Reuter SOUTH Korea's big Hyundai group plans to invest aggressively in Siberia and build a motorcar plant in China as part of a long-term strategy to outdo its Japanese competitors, its founder said. Chung Ju-yung told reporters that strong business ties with the Soviet Union
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      Lock icon Japanese firms eyeing Viet deals
      189 4 Reuter JAPANESE trading firms are moving to set up offices in Vietnam because of sharply increased trade and still greater potential if the war in Cambodia ends. A spokesman for Tomen Corp said it opened an office in Hanoi in October and will open one
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      Lock icon Limit exports to US, Ford tells Korean affiliate
      369 4 AP FORD MOTOR Co has told its Korean affiliate, Kia Motor Co, to limit the number of cars it exports to the United States, two Korean newspapers said on Tuesday. An official at the Trade and Information Ministry confirmed on Tuesday he
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    • COMPANY BRIEFS
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        Halla to boost cement output over fourfold
        64 4 SOUTH KOREA'S Halla Cement Manufacturing Corp will launch a new cement plant with an annual production capacity of four million tonnes on Friday, a Halla spokesman said. The new plant in eastern South Korea, which cost 290 billion won, will sharply increase Halla's
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        Canon still cameras for Europe
        98 4 CANON Inc will start selling electronic still cameras in Europe around April 1991, under the Canon and Robert Bosch GmbH brand names, a Canon spokesman said. Canon plans to sell about 60,000 cameras under its own brand name and 30,000-40,000 under Bosch's by December 1991.
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        Mitsui in Shanghai venture
        118 4 TRADING firm Mitsui and Co Ltd said it and Mitsui Warehouse Co Ltd have launched a joint venture company in Shanghai, China to offer export processing serv ices. Shanghai Xinchang Distributional Processing Service Co Ltd, capitalised at US$l.O5 million, is owned 25 per cent each by
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        Mobil farms Timor Sea area
        103 4 MOBIL Exploration Australia Pty Ltd said it has farmed into a vast, largely unexplored area ot the Timor Sea 800 km west of Darwin as part of its plans to expand its oil and gas exploration in Australia. Mobil, wholly owned by Mobil Corp, said
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  • INTERNATIONAL COMPANY NEWS
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      Lock icon BASF raises temperatures with German gas move
      693 5 Efforts to grab share of lucrative business cheered by analysts Reuter BASF AG's bid to move into eastern Germany's natural gas markets has ignited a public dispute between the chemical giant and Ruhrgas AG, the dominant distributor to western Germany. But BASFs efforts
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      Lock icon Businessland switches strategy
      314 5 Reuter BUSINESSLAND Inc's restructuring, disclosed at its annual meeting, represents a fundamental shift into network systems, company officials said. Network systems, a new niche for the distributor of hardware components, will become Businessland's main business by the end of the decade and will include an expansion into
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      Lock icon US$66m quarterly loss for Macy
      302 5 NYT R H MACY Co has told creditors and credit agencies that it suffered a loss of USS66 million in its latest quarter a bigger loss than creditors expectcd and double its US$33.l million loss in the quarter a year ago, according to a number
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    • COMPANY BRIEFS
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        Wang and USC team up on college device
        84 5 WANG Laboratories Inc said it entered an alliance with the University of Southern California (USC) to market an automated student admissions processing application. The company said the device allows counsellors to view electronic images of student applications, transcripts and other paper documents
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        EC looking into nappy deal
        84 5 THE European Commission said on Tuesday it had asked Procter Sl Gamble to suspend a nappy to hygiene-product alliance with Italy's Finaf SpA while it looked into charges of attempted market domination breaching EC rules. A Commission spokesman said, "We are hopeful they will suspend
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        Sunday Correspondent closes
        95 5 THE management of the Sunday Correspondent said on Tuesday night the national circulation weekly newspaper would close with immediate effect after failing to find new investment to stay afloat. The Sunday Correspondent, which includes the Chicago Tribune among major shareholders, was launched on to the crowded Sunday
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        Mitsubishi in Ireland venture
        76 5 TRADING firm Mitsubishi Corp has established a joint venture with the Industrial Development Authority (IDA) of Ireland to promote investment in the country mainly by Japanese companies, Mitsubishi said in a statement. MC-Ire-land Joint Organisation for Industrial Zone Development will start by inviting mainly Japanese high-tech
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        Chase plans new Tokyo centre
        87 5 CHASE Manhattan Corp will build a new and larger operations and information services centre in three years in a suburban area of Tokyo, after selling its operations centre in the centre of the city. "We are analysing the location for the new building," said Jayme
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        Japan, China to promote tie-ups
        71 5 JAPAN and China have agreed to promote joint venture projects in construction materials in China, Japanese officials said yesterday. The agreement came at the final day of the fourth Japan-China conference on construction materials, which ended on Tuesday. At the two-day meeting in Tokyo, Japanese
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  • FINANCIAL NEWS
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        NZ banks in real trouble
        80 6 \LL FINANCIAL organisations which lent money principally hi the security of commercial property were now in real rouble, former New Zealand prime minister and Finance Minister Sir Robert Muldoon said. In a speech in Hamilton, said the financial sector had acted irresponsibly in the torn
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        Group to speed up settlements
        51 6 -IE US working group of securities and banking officials reed to draw up by year's end specific proposals on how to eed up the US securities clearance and settlement system to ree days by 1993. The report will be delivered to the curities and Exchange
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        F'ederal Home sees 1991 gains
        54 6 •DERAL Home Loan Mortgage Corp said that despite the •wing economy, it expects gains in 1991 in net interest irgin, net income and mark-to-market value, a measure of t worth. It also said it sees net interest on its US$322 lion mortgage portfolio to exceed
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      Lock icon Daim's hint of merchant bank mergers causes disquiet
      340 6 Reuter MALAYSIAN Finance Minister Daim Zainuddin is sounding a message that is causing some disquiet to Malaysian banks merge and shape up. "The advantages of merger arc obvious, greatly benefiting the customers as well as the organisations themselves," Mr Daim told the
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      Lock icon ANZ's profit falls sharply by 42.8pc
      449 6 AFP AUSTRALIA'S ANZ Banking Group Ltd has reported 42.8 per cent drop in profit to A 5412.5 million after tax and before abnormal items in the year to Sep 30. Chief executive Will Bailey said the bank had suffered a blow-out on bad debts,
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      Lock icon Japanese trust banks report plunge in earnings
      480 6 AFP JAPAN'S seven trust banks have announced sharply lower earnings for the six months to September, citing soaring interest rates and plunging stock prices. Most of the trust banks, which specialise in managing assets such as pension funds, also cut their profit forecasts
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      Lock icon US insurer denies Chapter 11 rumours
      244 6 Reuter RUMOURS swirled around Wall Street on Tuesday that The Equitable Life Assurance Society of the US, the third largest life insurer in the US and a mutual insurer owned by its policyholders, would soon be filing for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection. The Equitable
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  • THE REGION
    • NOTE BOOK
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        Australia to keep pushing for subsidy cuts
        83 8 AUSTRALIA will press the European Community for cuts in agricultural protection when a key world trade meeting starts next Monday. Trade Negotiations Minister Neal Blewett, who is also chairman of the 14-nation Cairns Group of agricultureexporting nations, indicated on Tuesday that he was
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        EC aid for Bangkok, Manila
        84 8 THE EUROPEAN Community on Tuesday announced development aid totalling US$lO.4 million to projects in Thailand and the Philippines. The latter nation will get six million European currency units (US$B.3 million) over five years for the training of staff to initiate, implement and manage development projects,
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        Deal on Sabah water supply
        71 8 AGREEMENT in principle has been reached by an Austra-lian-French partnership with Sabah on privatisation of the Malysian state's water supply, John Hollands Holdings Ltd said on Tuesday. John Holland managing director Graham Duff said approval had been granted by the Sabah government to his company
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        Hawke losing support: poll
        79 8 SUPPORT for Australia's ruling Labor Party and Prime Minister Bob Hawke has slumped to record lows, a Morgan Gallup opinion poll showed yesterday, adding to media speculation that Mr Hawke might soon be dumped. Speculation erupted over the weekend that Mr Hawke might be forced to
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        France ready to host talks
        65 8 FRANCE, along with Indonesia, is ready to convene a new international conference on Cambodia on condition that the Cambodian factions settle their remaining differences, Foreign Minister Roland Dumas said on Tuesday. Speaking in Parliament, Mr Dumas said that France has made efforts to restart the
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        Cutting piracy in Malaysia
        86 8 PIRACY of intellectual property in Malaysia has been drastically reduced because of firm government action to combat piracy after Malaysia joined the Berne Convention in October, an official of an international music industry grouping said. The incidence of piracy has been slashed to between 25 to
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        Asian PMs to visit Thailand
        68 8 THAI Prime Minister Chatichai Choonhavan announced on Tuesday that four of his Asian counterparts would visit the kingdom in January. Japanese Prime Minister Toshiki Kaifu would visit from January 18 to 20. Chinese Prime Minister Li Peng was also scheduled, but no date was given.
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      Lock icon Jakarta expects to post surplus of US$1.88b
      310 8 AFP INDONESIA'S balance of payments for the current fiscal year ending in March is estimated to post a surplus of around US$l.BB billion. Finance Minister Johannes Sumarlin has said. "The surplus is a result of a significant lowering of the current account deficit,
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      Lock icon Price of Indonesian crudes averages US$33.18 a barrel this month
      350 8 AFP, Reuter INDONESIA'S Minas benchmark crude was priced at U5533.57 a barrel this month, bringing the average price for the country's crudes to U5533.18, the Jakarta Post daily said yesterday. The newspaper quoted Mines and Energy Minister Ginanjar Kartasasmita as
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      Lock icon Late rains threaten Cambodian rice crop
      371 8 Reuter THE EXTENDED rainy season that has kept soldiers off the battlefields of Cambodia has also prevented rice from flourishing in the paddyfields. Reports of a poor rice harvest, in some areas worse than the disastrous 1987 reaping, have begun to reach the capital
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      Lock icon Yen's rise likely to boost Asian NIEs: report
      361 8 AFP THE YEN's rebound is likely to boost Asia's newlyindustrialised economies and offset the negative impact of higher oil prices and slower US growth, according to the Nomura Research Institute. "This outlook is a significant improvement from a few months ago," it
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      Lock icon Hanoi hardliners soften economic stand
      225 8 AFP HARDLINERS appeared willing to accept limited economic liberalisation after heated and protracted debate with reformers at a closed-door Communist Party plenum in Hanoi, informed Vietnamese sources said on Tuesday. But any attempt at political opening would be firmly resisted, and leading reformers came under
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      Lock icon Polish Premier criticised over abrupt resignation
      378 10 Reuter POLISH Prime Minister Tadeusz Mazowiecki has come under fire for his sudden resignation as the two rivals who crushed his presidential bid renewed a bitter election struggle. Solidarity union leader Lech Walesa and dark horse Stanislaw Tyminski, who beat Mr Mazowiecki in firstround
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      Lock icon Forecasters say US has slipped into recession
      487 10 Diagnosis a sharp turnaround from a year ago AP SEVENTY-FIVE per cent of America's top economic forecasters contend the nation has sunk into a recession, although two-thirds expect it to be mild and end by April, according to a survey released on Tuesday.
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      Lock icon Bush, Salinas keen on accord
      304 10 AFP US PRESIDENT George Bush and Mexican President Carlos Salinas de Gortari wrapped up two days of talks in Mexico on Tuesday, affirming their commitment to sign a free-trade accord in the near future. "I look forward to the day when we will meet to
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      Lock icon Tokyo may not fully satisfy current US chip pact
      209 10 AP JAPAN will fall short of complying with a US trade agreement covering computer chips by the time the pact expires next year, but progress has been made, a trade group said on Tuesday in a report to President George Bush.
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    • WORLD WATCH
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        US trade deficit up sharply in third quarter
        69 10 THE US DEFICIT on world trade rose sharply during the third quarter of the year as imports, including oil, shot to record levels and foreign sales of American goods fell. The US Commerce Department announced on Tuesday that the merchandise trade gap
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        Poland to beef up border troops
        63 10 POLAND'S Defence Minister has said that he is worried about the Soviet Union's stability and plans to strengthen Polish troop levels along their common frontier. Piotr Kolodziejczyk added in Bonn on Tuesday that Poland s troop levels had been reduced by 100,000 to 350,000
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        S Korea records high growth
        86 10 IN SPITE OF sluggish exports. South Korea registered a relatively high economic growth of 9.6 per cent in the third quarter of this year. The country's central bank, the Bank of Korea, predicted yesterday that GNP would grow about 9 per cent this year in
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        Gradual growth for Tokyo
        77 10 THE JAPANESE ECONOMY is likely to grow 3.8 per cent in fiscal 1991 starting from April 1, down from the current fiscal year's 5.7 per cent, says a Japanese bank research institute. Mitsui Research Institute, a research organ of Mitsui Taiyo Kobe Bank, said in its
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        US raising immigrant quota
        70 10 THE US is increasing by about 400,000 the number of immigrants it will accept in the three years beginning next October and easing restrictions on visitors once barred for their opinions. The changes, which US President George Bush is expected to sign into law today, come
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      Lock icon EC rejects Gatt compromise offer on farm subsidies
      432 11 Proposal for backdating cuts to 1989 turned down Reuter t THE European Community's chief farm negotiator, Ray MacSharry, has rejected a Gatt compromise plan that would begin to cut farm subsidies from 1989 rather than 1986 as the EC wants. Arthur Dunkel,
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      Lock icon Global commerce healthy, says Gatt
      190 11 Reuter GLOBAL COMMERCE has grown steadily this year in spite of uncertainties spawned by the Ciult crisis, the General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade (Ciatt) reported yesterday. Released shortly before the end of the Uruguay Round of talks, a report by Ciatt economists said merchandise
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      Lock icon At least 11 votes for UN resolution likely
      408 11 The Gulf Crisis Reuter THE US can expect at least 11 votes in support of a United Nations Security Council resolution giving Iraq "one final opportunity to pull its troops out of Kuwait or face a possible war. However, Chinese Foreign Minister
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      Lock icon Pessimism in US over Gatt trade talks
      354 11 Reuter WITH TIME running out for compromise on a range of key issues, US trade officials and analysts are gloomy about the chances of a successful end to four years of Gatt talks next week. But they say some breakthroughs could follow later
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      105 11 The Big Decisions Lunch Our new Business Lunch is a lag test for every decision-maker. Because the multi-course menu offers you a challenging choice of 28 gourmet dishes. These include: Venison Terrine with Blackcurrant Coulis Steamed Mussels with Shallot Butter and Herbs Salmon and Lobster Roulade in Mussel Cream Sauce
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    A Major victory
    486 12 EDITORIAL THE grocer's daughter is succeeded by a trapeze artist's son. Yesterday Mr John Major, 47, delivered a stunning defeat to his older, more experienced rivals in Britain's Conservative Party to become the country's youngest prime minister this century. Mr Major's rivals, the ex-defence secretary Mr Michael
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  • WHAT THE OTHERS SAY
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      Appointment with history
      271 12 MR GOH Chok Tong and Singaporeans have an appointment with history tonight. What lies ahead is for them to work, and live, out. Barring any unforeseen calamity, the ship of state should be able to hold its course under the new captain. There are at least three
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      Time for handover
      130 12 WE HAVE at least two hopes on this historic day, when Mr Lee Kuan Yew steps aside for Mr Goh Chok Tong to take over as the Prime Minister. First, Mr Lee will continue to contribute to the nation. Mr Lee, who remains in the Cabinet as
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      Tribute to Mr Lee
      118 12 TODAY MARKS an important milestone in Singa- pore's history. Mr Lee Kuan Yew, the man who has led and built Singapore into a modern, proud city state will hand over the prime ministership to Mr Goh Chok Tong. Mr Lee is a great man, special in
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  • REGIONAL VIEWPOINTS
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      Psychological impact
      77 12 THE BANK of Thailand leadership past and present has been known for its prudent management of the country's monetary affairs. Against this background, the central bank's decision to raise the maximum commercial-banking lending rate to the statutory ceiling of 19 per cent with the effect from Monday was
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      Japan-N Korea relations
      103 12 ONE OF the focal points of discussion at the Japanese-South Korea ministerial meeting in Seoul was the official talks between Japan and North Korea on establishing diplomatic relations. We would like South Korea to note the following: First, Japan must conclude negotiations with North Korea on the
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      Good bilateral relationship
      297 12 LEE Kuan Yew, in handing over the Prime Minister's post to Goh Chok Tong today, is merely stepping aside and not stepping down, at least for the moment. Mr Goh said Mr Lee "through force of habit will still tell me what to do." With this scenario,
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    1100 12 There are strong business opportunities in Israel, despite Middle East tensions NYT DESPITE the heightened tensions in the Middle East, business opportunities for American companies trading with Israel appear strong, said speakers at a recent trade seminar held in New York for business people.
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      37 12 DOONESBURY BY GARRY TRUDEAU f' LOOK. EVBFY- y. I PtPtfT FBSL 600P K Tuar< ITTTZTp OOPY, I'M /XA ABOUT 7H£PROFITFWCriCI- MW i powngmy 1 y miONONTHem-STARPeAL, wat g HeAPJMHeRB., A eojpfiseep' MHATS r rnoTyeeSup WVXJ y I
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  • ANALYSIS
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      Lock icon Japan may gain most from factory of the future
      708 13  -  The search for fairness in joint research may be futile. Steven Brull reports Steven Brull Reuter SCIENTISTS and civil servants from the world's top industrial nations came to Tokyo last week to find a way to design jointly the "factory of
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      What if Abdullah is not re-elected...
      1578 13  -  Umno's general assembly begins today in Malaysia. Beneath the excitement of the elections lies a potentially explosive issue, says David Chew. He assesses Datuk Abdullah Ahmad Badawi's chances of being re-elected as /ice-president and explains why the outcome may even lead to the fall
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      Lock icon All booked for success
      559 13 Publishers see market potential in East Europe NYT FARRAR. Straus Giroux has long published books by authors from the Soviet Union and Eastern Europe. But with censorship and other barriers to book publishing toppling in the region, the house recently added what are known as sub-agents
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      201 13 Ira The Double Grammy Award Winning Fusion Jazz Band. Catch them live on their 10th Anniversary. t November 30 and December 1.1990. At Rhythm Blues, Marina Wrth 5 Grammy Award nominations and 2 Grammys. Yellowjackets will set your feet stomping and fingers snapping to their music. r j 'This is
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  • ADVERTISING & MARKETING
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      Scope for growth in S Korea
      556 14  -  Sangeeta Mulchand takes a look at South Korea in the fourth of a series of country reports on the Asian advertising industry Sangeeta Mulchand ADVERTISING agcneies in South Korea arc taking a tip from their Japanese counterparts and thinking multinational as more Korean companies
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      Charlie In acquires Batey's 70pc equity
      213 14 Managing Director of Direct Consulting Group Charlie In has acquired Batcy Ads' 70 per cent equity in the direct marketing consultancy firm. Between 10 and 20 per cent of this acquisition will be passed on to two staff members when they are promoted to
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      Lock icon Goldstar launches user-friendly campaign
      565 14 NYT MANY consumers have been pushed to the edge trying to figure out how to programme their videocassette recorders, microwave ovens and other high-tech gadgetry. Now Goldstar Electronics has begun a campaign, estimated to cost US$l5 million, telling people it understands the frustration of not being
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      Lock icon Ayer streamlines operations, makes management changes
      412 14 NYT AYER, one of the oldest agencies in the United States, said it has completed a long-expec-ted series of changes in its senior management. Executives at the agency also said earlier this month that a number of employees had been laid off. Ayer reportedly
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      Keeping visitors inTouch with Singapore
      434 14 COPY A SINGAPORE-Indonesia joint- venture, inTouch Communications, has launched a multimedia information system geared towards providing information to tourists. About 55 units of inTouch with Singapore will be placed in hotels, shopping centres and strategic tourist locations by 1991, and there are plans for another
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      112 14 The 45 minute lunch is now being served. V I o satisfy today's fast paced executive, the Compass Rose introduces the fastest lunch in Imaginative daily set menus created with care taking sN °n'v minutes to serve so that can et at to I he finest fast serv ice and
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  • FOCUS
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      Major's victory sounds the death knell for class system
      1069 15  -  John Major sees himself not in the presidential style that Margaret Thatcher adopted but as first among equals. Neville Stack profiles the new Prime Minister of Britain. Neville Stack The writer is a consultant and political commentator in England WHEN they
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      Lock icon British papers advise new PM to be his own man
      494 15 Reuter British newspapers urged new Prime Minister John Major yesterday to distance himself from the influence of outgoing leader Margaret Thatcher. Editorials focused on the need to unite the ruling Conservative Party, to tackle the economic recession, and to face
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      Lock icon A woman of formidable energies
      419 15 Reuter FOUR YEARS AGO, asked what she thought about her husband becoming prime minister. Norma Major said: "That kind of thing doesn't happen to people like us." On Tuesday she emerged hand-in-hand with her husband John Major, both smiling broadly after news of his dramatic
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  • SPORTS 1
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        Top contenders tumble in Auckland
        73 16 THE world's lOth-ranked skipper, Japan's Makoto Namba, opened the Mazda World Championship of Match Racing in Auckland yesterday by beating the second-ranked skipper, New Zealand's Russell Coutts. In gusty 23-25 knot southwesterlics weather, world number one Chris Dickson also tumbled to a loss at the
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        Neely suspended for five games
        68 16 BOSTON Bruins' right wing Cam Neely was suspended for five games on Tuesday by the National Hockey League for attempting to injure defence man Randy Ladouceur of the Hartford Whalers. Neely, who scored 55 goals last season, was given a match penalty after hitting Ladouceur
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        McKinney to quit
        79 16 TAMARA McKINNEY of the US has decided to quit the alpine skiing circuit. McKinney, 28 and a member of the American team for 13 years, has been battling against injury for several seasons and had hoped to ski one last World Cup this coming season. But she
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        Swedish honours for Edberg
        48 16 SWEDISH tennis star Stefan Edberg was awarded Sweden's most prestigious prize in sports on Tuesday the annual Achievement Medal by the daily newspaper, Svenska Dagbladet. The award committee cited the top-ranked player in the world for his dramatic turnaround in this year's Wimbledon finals.
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      Lock icon Bright young stars for Milan
      270 16 AP MONICA SELES, Jennifer Capriati and Mary Joe Fernandez are entered in a sixplayer tennis exhibition in Milan later this week which organisers have described as a rehearsal for the first yearly indoor women's tournament in Italy. "We believe there is room for a top-level
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      Lock icon WBC cannot strip Holyfield of title pending arbitration
      385 16 AP A JUDGE has ruled that the World Boxing Council cannot strip heavyweight champion Evander Holyfield of his title for fighting former champion George Foreman pending arbitration. Acting on Tuesday on a suit filed by Main EventsMonitor Production Inc and Holyfield, New
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      Lock icon Sainz loses lead to Kankkunen in British rally
      312 16 Reuter WORLD champion Carlos Sainz of Spain plunged off the road and handed Finland's Juha Kankkunen a 24second lead in the British motor rally on Tuesday during a dramatic second visit of the day to "Killer Kielder" in Harrogate. Sainz was extending
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      Lock icon All geared up for Australian Open
      547 17 Agencies NICK FALDO no doubt hopes his luck is better at the US$4BO,OOO Australian Open golf championship than it was getting to it. Faldo, the reigning US Masters and British Open champion, skipped Tuesday's Pro-Am round at The Australian club after missing his flight
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      Lock icon ICC hits out at Gatting's playing
      340 17 AFP THE England cricket team management woke up in Adelaide on Wednesday to a fresh barrage, this time from the International Cricket Council (ICQ, for allowing former captain Mike Gatting to join a team practice session. The attack was delivered in a statement from
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      Lock icon Maradona's trip to Germany raises speculation
      409 17 AP SPECULATION on Tuesday surrounded a brief visit to Germany by Diego Maradona, the Argentine soccer star who three days ago said he wanted out of his Italian club team Napoli and the pressure that goes with it. Some German newspapers said Maradona could
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      223 18 WHERE TO WINE, DINE AND ENTERTAIN WHERE TO WINE, DINE AND ENTERTAIN WHERE TO WINE, DINE Some of our best advertising is by wurd-of-mouth. For outstanding haute cuisine in surroundings of unashamed opulence. The Palm Grill is the name on everyone's lips. Reservations. *****100r 338 8585ext *****/6. PALM GRII.I. TWWIS.IWPIA/A
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      349 18 DELICIOZO HYATT Mama Mia! Pete's Place introduces more exciting gastronomic treats for all lovers of Italian food. SOUP AND SALAD Light eaters can now select from a variety of four homemade soups and help themselves to our ever popular salad bar. $10.50' EARLY BIRD SPECIAL A complimentary bowl of salad
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      304 18 It's Oldies but Goodies with the Velvets. v A talented trio"^3ll >F Head for will keep you Club 5 and spellbound with journey back to their repertoire of the good ole days! oldies every weekday, t 6to 8.30pm. z Z I i dubj Happy Hours are still on I from
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      369 18 V Oui! The best of French cuisine in one sitting. Pates, Cv* terrines, escargots, canard a l'Orange, souffles and J over 60 dishes at a price that won't cost you the earth. There's simply no other match. Au piaisir de vous voir! French Buffet Lunch 1-30 November '90 Noon 2.30pm
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  • LIFESTYLE
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      Pondering the stuff on which the Eric Clapton legend is built
      528 19  -  Non-blues fan Jaime Lye tries to understand the psyche of his aficionados Jaime Lye I DON'T know Eric Clapton. Never did. I used to think that I Shot the Sheriff was sung by a group called Boney M,in the
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      Across-the-board appeal of a mellowed, mature legend
      662 19  -  Clapton-worshipper Chuang Peck Ming puts down the business news to visit the rock legend and speculate on his continuing appeal to a motley thirtysomething crowd Chuang Peck Ming THE ROOM might have been called The Lion's Den but there weren't any Daniels, just
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      US first dog tops last president on major bestseller lists
      752 19 CHATTERBOX AMERICANS would apparently rather read about President George Bush's dog, Millie,than read former president Ronald Reagan's memoirs. Millie's "autobiography", called Millie's Book,is outselling the Reagan memoirs. "Millie's Book is still selling briskly since its publication two months ago. It
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      146 19 UNITED INDUSTRIAL CORPORATION LTD (teorporaled *i the Hepubhc of Sing^iorei LOST SHARE CERTIFICATES Applications have been made to the Directors of the abovenamed company to issue duplicate certificates in place of the following share certificates which have been reported lost or destroyed No. ai ikwH Cortilicom Ho New oHlOOeedl *****25
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      76 19 'ALL MANNER OF MA6IC* BY I J bowvayne. EXPLORE THE I OF Mflftlr MYSTERN OP "THE CHIUiRFNS I "nUI V altho* WHO SAVS... I I "MY NAWES BOVvVAVME, I ff NO ONE KNOWS FROM I i ff? f lord of "TVE unicorn 1 I TRAPPED FC** A TIME, l?HI? JJQyP
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      44 19 Sumptuous Teochew Cantonese DianXin Lunch A from $2.40 Daily at Centrepoint: mm** *1)5-16 Centrepoint >* fc Orchard Road Tel: 733 3338 Only on Saturday, Sunday |||jp Holiday at Battery Road:- WBIH 9 Battery Road *81-00 TEOCHEW CTTY Straits Tiradin« Building Tel: 532 3622 SEAFOOD RESTAURANT
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      Tokyo's weakness weighs heavy on prices
      4395 20  -  By William Chia SENTIMENT on the Singapore stockmarket was affected by falls on the Tokyo bourse following rumours that a major property company, Shuwa Corp, was facing severe financial difficulties. The Straits Times Industrial Index fell 2.47 points to close at 1,115.82 while the
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    4177 21 Main Board IH) Securities 139 +11 8.6% DBS 930 +10 +1.1% Semb Maritime 340 +10 +3.0% Tiger Balm 20* 118 +7 +6.3% BAT 22« 372 +6 +1.6% Spore Fodder 230 +6 +2.7% SPH 700 5 +0.7% OUE 535 +5 +0.9% Spore BusF 500 520 5
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  • BT SHARE INFORMATION SERVICE
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      AUDITED RESULTS
      181 22 Company Date Year Group Nat Nat earnings Gross ann to profit/loss (L) per share dividend (*000) (cants) Metal CtainefS Nov 27 Jun 90 $8.8461 ($40) —(2.5) Pente. Nov 26 lun 90 $3.306($l.261e) 6(6 8) l?Tt(—) S8S No. 21 lun 90 $2.928($3.307) 11 5(129) 7(9) Faber Merlin Nov 13
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      PRELIMINARY RESULTS
      151 22 Comoanv Data Year Group pre-tax Net earning* Cress ann to profit/less (L) per share dividend (•000) (cents) Times Pub No. 23 Aug 90 $45.408($37.328) 23 0(19.3) 10(99) Ms.an Oxygen No. 21 Sep 90 MS38.140(S31.062) 31 6(27 5) 4*31(18) SPH No. 9 Aug 90 $194.085($135,420) 54 8(38 8 35h(25)
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      INTERIM RESULTS
      234 22 Company Date Half-year GrwipdWWllnd ann to profit/toss (L) dtvwona (•000) Malayawata Nov 26 Sep 90 M$25.388($16.179) 2.5* (-> HTP Htdgs Nov 26 Sep 90 $980($619) CMPH Nov 26 Sep 90 $3,007(111.607) 3(2) MAS Nov 26 Sep 90 M$197.812($86.205) B Sembawang Nov 22 Sep 90 $724($11.767) 35(2 Golden Hope
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      CORPORATE DEVELOPMENTS
      662 22 Nov 27 Shangri-La Hotel Ltd is venturing into Indonesia by taking minority stakes in three hotels which would cost USs3s2m to build. All three hotels, each in Jakarta, Bali and Surabaya, will be financed by equity capital as well as bank borrowings. Hong Leong Co (M) Bhd bought
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      DIVIDENDS ANNOUNCED
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      RESULTS DUE
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      BONDS, LOANS & WARRANTS
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      PROPOSED ISSUES
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      RECORD HIGHS & LOWS
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      COMPANY MEETINGS
      175 22 Faber Merfn Malaysia Bhd: 27th AGM EGM at Bilek Sarawak, Level 3. Putra World Trade Centre. 41 Jalan Tun Ismail, ***** Kuala Lumpur on Thursday. Nov 29. at 11am Malaya Qass Bhd: 29th AGM at 72 A, Jalan Tampoi, ***** Johor Bahru. Johor Darul Takzim on Friday. Nov
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  • KUALA LUMPUR STOCK EXCHANGE
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      3821 23 Bernama Reuter MALAYSIAN share prices continued their downward drift after another day of listless trading yesterday as investors remained sidelined on lack of fresh market-mov-ing factors. The KLSE Composite Index closed 1.63 points down at 466.79 while the Industrial Index was 2.65 points
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  • TOKYO STOCK EXCHANGE
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      2264 24 Reuter TOKYO stocks closed lower yesterday after a morning of lacklustre trade gave way to selling in the afternoon on rumours that a major property firm. Shuwa Corp. believed to be active in the stock market, is having severe-financial difficulties. "We would have
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      Shares finish lower on bearish Tokyo close
      2413 24 SHARE prices ended lower in Hongkong yesterday despite rebounding from a fall triggered by news of a bearish Tokyo market, dealers said. The Hang Seng Index dropped more than 23 points in the afternoon on news that the Nikkei index fell 569.63 points,
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  • REGIONAL STOCK MARKETS
    • Aussie stocks edge up despite ANZ scare
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        MORGAN STANLEY CAPITAL INTERNATIONAL INDICES
        367 25 In local mrrency In S$ In US$ S dll> year day year day year NOV 27 Index change change change change change change World 351.4 -0.2 -24.4 -0.4 -26.8 -0.4 •18.6 *EAFE 466 4 -0.6 -31.5 -0.5 -30.5 -0.5 -22.7 Europe 368 1 -0.4 -18.3
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        AUSTRALIA
        971 25 THE Australian share market closed slightly stronger yesterday as ANZ's poor result failed to scare off investors. Brokers said ANZ shares were sold down in afternoon trade after the ANZ announced a 36.8 per cent drop in year net profit to A 5221.5 million after abnormal from A 5350.7
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        BANGKOK
        647 25 THAI stocks drifted lower in thin and directionless trade yesterday as investors braced themselves for an oil-induced, long-term economic downturn, brokers said. The SET Index fell 5.45 points to close at 587.15 in 1.1 billion baht turnover. Declines led advances 98 to 42. Most active were Union Asia Finance,
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        MANILA
        511 25 PHILIPPINE share prices rebounded on speculative buying in oils as drilling in a Philippine offshore well resumed after typhoon Page veered away from the country, brokers said. But they said enthusiasm was dampened by fear of possible war in the Gulf, fuelled by a UN vote for the use
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        NEW ZEALAND
        360 25 SOFTER domestic interest rates helped New Zealand shares end higher but a lower than expected final profit from ANZ Banking Group took the shine off business late in the session. The Barclays index rose 10.49 points to 1,288.45 after being up about 14 points in morning trade. ANZ's
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        SEOUL
        827 25 SEOUL stocks surged yesterday as buying focused on manufacturing and finance issues, with short-term finance and securities firms leading the gains brokers said. The composite index closed at 699.76, up 12.49 points from the previous session. Turnover was a moderate 249 billion won against 195.7 billion on Tuesday's close.
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        TAIPEI
        324 25 THE Taiwan stock index plunged by 5.5 per cent after a brief mid-morning rallv unleashed a flood of profit-taking, dealers said. The weighted index dropped 241.56 points to close at 4,144.76 against Tuesday's 4,386.32 close. Tunsover was NT557.75 billion compared with Tuesday's NT567.7 billion. Taipei NTS 1st Sec Fund
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        516 25 Reuter REPEATED assertions from the government that interest rates will stay high to beat inflation kept money in the banks and out of the market and the Jakarta Stock Exchange index dropped 1.09 points to close at 387.38. Reuter Jakarta Rupiah VoKW) Ahda 2500 Ahap Insurance 2400 Alumindo Perkasa
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        INDICES & TURNOVER
        88 25 INDICES TURNOVER Close Previous Nov SYDNEY All Ordinaries Index 1351.1. 1350.3 +0.8 All Industrials Index 2042.9 ***** -•-3.5 All Resources Index 816.2 817.2 1.0 Turnover (million) 51.70 59.61. -7.91 BANGKOK SET Index 587.15 592.60 -5.45 Turnover (million) 1,100.0 37.935 -1062 JAKARTA Composite Index 387.38. 388.47 -1.09 Turnover (nearest "000) NA
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  • WORLD STOCK MARKETS
    • Dow gains moderately in cautious trade
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        NEW YORK
        1032 26 SCATTERED buying in an array of industries including oil, drug, retailing and technology helped Wall Street stocks tack on a moderate gain on Tuesday. Volume improved from the anaemic levels of the past two sessions but the pace of trading remained cautious. "It's a stock-picker's day," said Marshall
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        LONDON
        842 26 UK SHARES were weaker by midsession yesterday, as the market put behind it any euphoria over John Major's election as Prime Minister and shifted its attention back to the gloomy state of the UK economy, analysts said. "A lot of the good news was already on board, so seeing
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        AMSTERDAM
        352 26 DUTCH shares opened lower across a broad front with sentiment dominated by mounting fears of a war in the Gulf, dealers said. The CBS All-Share Trend Index opened 0.5 points lower at 94.3. "The Gulf crisis is casting a dark cloud over the market and will continue to do
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        BRUSSELS
        184 26 BELGIAN shares opened mixed to low- er in light volume of 86 million francs yesterday, with blue-chip industrials the most actively traded. Traders said investors were concerned about the rise in oil prices but the effect on prices was mixed. Oil company Petrofina fell 1.5 per cent to 10,100
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        PARIS
        154 26 FRENCH share prices were lower yesterday but had recouped most of their morning losses by midsession, helped by an improvement on the Matif financial futures market and easier spot crude oil prices, dealers said. The CAC-40 index stood 2.24 points lower at 1,603.68 at 1208 GMT. It had opened
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        MILAN
        231 26 SHARE prices rebounded in early trading on the Milan bourse in a technical reaction to the recent sharp falls but volume was lower than on Tuesday, brokers said. The MIB all-share index was up one per cent at 1000 GMT with the underlying trend pointing to a gain of
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        FRANKFURT
        287 26 GERMAN share prices ended an erratic session yesterday slightly higher but below intraday peaks. The 30-share DAX index finished 5.36 points higher at 1,420.62, above its low of 1,402.75, but below a peak of 1,431.93 reached about 15 minutes before the close. "It was an absolutely crazy market," said
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        STOCKHOLM
        84 26 PRICES on the Stockholm bourse fell further in thin early trade yesterday despite Wall Street gains. "The downward trend is the result of a combination of the Gulf crisis, economic recession and the crisis among domestic investment firms," one dealer said. Others said prices had now reached bottom levels
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        TORONTO
        194 26 TORONTO stocks closed firmer on Tuesday after bouncing from a flat opening, following a rise in New York, dealers said. "A lot of these portfolio managers who thought stocks were oversold jumped back in," said one Wall Street trader. The composite index gained 12.43 to 3,140.01 on volume of
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        349 26 Reuter SWISS shares opened quietly easier yesterday as Tokyo's heavy overnight losses weighed on the market. Dealers said Wall Street's firmer close on Tuesday and Frankfurt's steady pre-bourse trade had little effect. Traders said worries about a war in the Gulf and high Swiss interest rates continued to depress
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        313 26 Johannesburg No* 27 Hand INDUSTRIALS A Alpha 2200 30 A E I 1200 -25 Abcfcom 38 -2 Amaprop 650 +15 AMIC 7450 uneh Barlows 3325 -25 Basil Sirk 22S BA/ Mywoor 1140 f40 C Ci Smith 6850 unch Onrit 1650 f 25 Curfin Kdgars 3650 250 M v.Jk rmW 1275
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        INDICES & TURNOVER
        82 26 INDICES TURNOVER NEW YORK Dow Jones NYSE Financial SAP 500 Turnover (million) Nov 27 Close Prtriom 2,543.81 2,533.17 +10.64 116.44 115.21 +1.23 318.10 316.50 +1.59 148 131 +17 LONDON Financial Times 30 FTSE 100 Turnover (million) 1,699.7 1.698.61 2.159.5 2151.9 2 NA 342.9 4 1.1 7.6 AMSTERDAM CBS Tendency Index
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  • CURRENCY, MONEY & FUTURES MARKETS
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      Sterling holds on to gains but analysts rule out a major rally
      1221 27 REPORTS THE POUND held onto its overnight gains in early European business yesterday in the wake of news that Chancellor of the Exchequer John Major is to takeover from Margaret Thatcher as the new UK Prime Minister. However,
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      INTERBANK FOREX RATES
      409 27 Cross rates Nov 28 USS S$ MS Dm Yen SFr AS NZS liss 1.7065 2.6830 1.4790 128.40 0.5043 1.2600 1.2995 1.6353 S$. 0.5860 1.5722 0.8667 0 7524 0.2955 0.7384 0.7615 0.9583 MS 0.3727 63.60 0.5512 0.4786 0.1880 0.4696 0.4844 0 6095 Dm 0.6761 1.1538 I 8141 86.82
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      MONEY MARKET
      571 27 Interbank rates NS Bkl Offer Overnight 4 3/4 5 I month 5 3/8 5 1/2 '-month 5 5/8 5 3/4 3-monlh 5 3/4 5 7/8 Overnight mode' 3 IS* Bid Offer f 7 15/1 ft 8 l/lf. 1 month 7 IVI6 8 1/16 2 months 8 7/16 8
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      German rates likely to keep US$ under pressure
      466 27  -  By Diana Oon GERMAN interest rates should remain above US rates for the time being, with the differential keeping the US dollar under pressure, said Dr Ebcrhard Zinn. a member of the Board of Management of Bayerische Landcsbank. Speaking on "Political and
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      Lock icon Japanese showing interest in UK bonds
      141 27 Reuter JAPANESE investors are expressing cautious interest in British government bonds following Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher's resignation. foreign bond dealers and bank traders said. "Investment is now limited to some dealing-based players, but it may spread to longer-term investors on expectations of lower interest
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      FINANCIAL FUTURES
      1221 27 S1MEX EURODOLLAR Open High Low Sett Est Vol Op/lnt Vol Dec 90 91.71 91.72 91.54 91.72 ***** ***** 5059 Mar 91 92.27 92.31 92.20 92.30 ***** ***** 7434 Jun 91 92.41 92.46 92.36 92.46 5500 7719 3555 Sep 91 92.43 92.43 92.38 92.42 2800 2579 633 Dec 91
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  • COMMODITIES
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      Lock icon Painful reminder for oil producers of need for funds
      405 28 Reuter THE GULF CRISIS has given the world's petroleum-pro-ducing countries a painful reminder that they need more money to find and tap new sources of crude oil. World output is running at full tilt to make up for the four million
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      Lock icon Environmentalists unhappy over Norwegian gas plan
      312 28 Reuter NORWAY is selling North Sea gas to countries in East and West Europe as a cleaner alternative to coal, oil and nuclear power but Norway's environmentalists are dismayed by a plan to burn gas at home. Norway is the only industrial nation to
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      Tin tumbles further in moderate trade
      812 28 REPORTS THE tin price on the Kuala Lumpur Tin Market extended its losses to close at M$ 15.45 per kg, down 21 sen, in moderate trading activity. Trading was dominated by sellers as miners, who previously were holding back for better levels, became panicky
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      PRICES
      1347 28 Rubber Nov 28 MSffitliMwl S cents/kg Noon Close Inl I RSSPrompt 156.00/157.00N I55.7VI56.75 Int I RSS Dcc 90 156.00/157.00 I55.7VI56.75N Inl I KSS Jan 91 I54.7VI55.25 154.50/155.00N Int 2 RSS OP 149.00/151.00N 149.00/151.OON Int 3 RSS OP I44 00/I46 00N 144 00/I46.00N Int 4 RSS OP 140.00/142 00N 140.00/142
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      715 28 NOTICES M THE MATTER OF THE COMPANIES ACT, CAP SO PIT TAJ (SMGAPORE) Pit LTD. P VOLUNTARY UQUOATO* HrnbmmfcayO—lMwinQ at tw nwffltoM o< PfT TAJ (SMGAPORE) PTE. LTD. (My comanadandMdatNo. 163. T«i SMat,#o6-06. Uan Hurt Buttng. Slnppomo2o7onto23<tay of NoMfflb* 1900, ft* Mowing SptcM Rwoluibm ww« duly puMd(l )H«I the oo*panyba
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      724 28 IN THE MATTER OF THE COMPANIES ACT CAP. M AND IN THE MATTER OF GUNTUB INTERNATIONAL PRIVATE LIMITED (la Members' Valaatary Winding Up) At an Extraordinary General Meeting of the members of Quntur International Pte Ltd convened and held at SO, Jalan Sultan #11-06, Jalan Sultan Centre Singapore 0719 on
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    1075 29 City FHgM ETA Flight ETO I AJni Mubi GA975 1125 KL840 2115 GA887 1225 KL839 1455 fcMaid* SQ228 1900 QF5 2000 Amsterdam SQ23 0740 GA894 0010 GA975 1125 KL840 2155 KL839 1455 SQ24 2215 SQ23 1815 Attorn OA472 0050 katMmi NZ24 1825 BA11 1455 NZ26 1950
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  • THE TRAVEL PAGE
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      Lunch — the high point of the day
      842 29  - Lunch the high point of the day LETTER FROM ST MORITZ By Arnold Wilson THERE ARE moments during a good day's skiing when you feel an uncontrollable urge to smile. The smile is usually the result of the mixture of joy and smugness that you get from cruising fast and
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      MONEY CHANGER RATES
      150 29 As at 3pm yesterday: Local dollars to one unit of foreign currency Currencies Bid Offer Australian dollar 1.3050 1.3250 Canadian dollar 1.4530 1.4730 NZ dollar 1.0350 1.0650 Sterling pound 3.3600 3.3800 US dollar 1.7020 L7I20 l>ocal dollars to 100 units of foreign currency Austrian schilling 16.10 17.10
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      WORLD TRADE EXHIBITIONS
      106 29 Duration Title Venue Organiser Doc 4-7 Commtd Asia '90 Hongkong Business Convention Industrial Trade Exhibition Fairs Ptc Ltd Centre *****00 Dcc 5-7 International Exhibition of Medical Sciences Stockholm Stockholmsmassan AB (46)8/*****00 Jan 11-14 1991 International Household Appliances Trade Show NordVillepintc Exhibition Centre Salon International Professional des Arts
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      661 29 A The Hokkaido Takushoku Bank, Ltd. (Incorporated in Japan) BALANCE SHEET STATEMENTS OF INCOME fNon«Consolidated) (Non-Consolidated) As of March 31. 1990 and 1989 (For the years ended March 31, 1990 and 1989) Millions of yen Millions of yen 1990 1989 1990 1989 Assets Income Cash and Due from Banks 1,227,750
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      150 29 25 11% squ,rm abOUt a Pa'nt a true adult dis- ln favour of 26 How pure-toned like position (7,8) the South Pacific? (4) A Bronte in other words! 8 Tyrant X marked it at w e IM w c CAI (2,5,2,1,4) Camptown (6) YESTERDAYS SOLUTION 13 Mint produces single coin
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      210 29 Singapore Outlook: Showers over several areas in the afternoon. Forecast: Maximum temperature 31.2* C Assoc humidity 68% Minimum temperature 24.2* C Assoc humidity 94% Hours of sunshine 4.25 Rainfall in mm Trace Rainfall this month 177.8 Rainy days this month 16 World report Asia-Pacific Hi/Lo* Cond. Auckland 22/15 Showers Bangkok
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      27 29 dote, off and funny Really.. Tcais) sl££.p r-crT t?ir> nFTWIS CjOLD IOPME- Up... TWosl SOUNDLV P^tL toSTAVisT I Doze OPF PkGA.N r> DBV^T-me cJffiEX!Sound AND round. MOS
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    More HK investments likely
    407 30  -  Asean looks set to benefit from threat to China's MFN status From Catherine Ong in HONGKONG ASEAN COUNTRIES can expect to receive more investments from Hongkong in the wake of a continuing threat to China's Most-Fa-voured Nation status, a Hongkongßank report said. The territory has committed
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    Asian newspapers hail Lee's achievements
    248 30 ASIAN newspapers have, in editorials on Singapore's leadership transition, hailed the achievements of Mr Lee Kuan Yew over the past three decades. Many went on to express hopes that Mr Goh Chok Tong's tenure as Prime Minister would mean a less authoritarian style of government
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    Messages from Jakarta
    140 30 PRESIDENT Suharto of Indonesia yesterday sent his congratulations to Mr Goh Chok Tong on his appointment as Prime Minister of Singapore. "I am confident that under your wise leadership, the existing cordial relationship and mutually beneficial cooperation between our two countries will be further enhanced in the
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    Lock icon Tokyo rated most expensive city
    308 30 AP TOKYO tops a new list of the world's most expensive cities for expatriates while a weaker dollar has lowered living costs for them in the US, according to a survey published on Tuesday. Tokyo ranked first among 89 major cities and was one of
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    Lock icon Iraq plans to snub any UN resolution on withdrawal
    240 30 The Gulf Crisis Agencies IRAQ has said that it will ignore any United Nations Security Council resolution authorising the use of force to drive it out of Kuwait. Chinese Foreign Minister Qian Qichcn, meanwhile, has sowed new doubts on whether Beijing
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    Maximising gain with minimum pain
    977 30  -  The Bottom Line LESTER THUROW LESTER THUROW The writer is dean of the Sloan School of Management at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. This commentary is extracted from the paper he presented entitled Communism to Capitalism: Is the Shift Possible? at the first MIT Club
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      Higher S'pore-US shipping rates in the offing
      421 31  -  By Selva Kumar SHIPMENTS from Singapore to the US are expected to cost more from May next year, with plans by the AsiaNorth America Eastbound Rate Agreement (Anera) to raise its rates by US$325 per 40-foot container. According to the South China Morning
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      Lock icon China aims to better 1986's high in shipbuilding output
      275 31 Reuter CHINA is planning to increase its shipbuilding output from the record high in 1986 but docs not plan any major new investments in the industry, the president of the China State Shipbuilding Corporation said. Zhang Shou told the biannual Expoship
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      India Steamship to move into mining surveys
      339 31  -  From Shirish Nadkarni in BOMBAY INDIA Steamship Co (ISS), known for its liner operations, proposes to diversify into oilfield and mining surveys. This step is being taken to enable the company to bid for tenders floated by publicsector oil companies, as well as
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      Lock icon Gulf ship charter rates not too high: MD
      394 31 Reuter C URRENT charter rates for ships taking military equipment to the Middle East Gulf arc not excessive, given the supply/demand position and the fact they have to return empty, said Mercandia Redcrierne A/S managing director Hans Drachmann. "People say it's a
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      MAS cargo tonnage rises 30pc
      333 31  -  By Khaidir Abd Majid MALAYSIA AIRLINES' air cargo business is expected to increase by some 30 per cent this year, up from last year's figure of 113.000 tonnes. The increase is backed by a similar growth last year when compared with the 1988 tonnage. Malaysia
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      New vessel next year for N Asia-Australia route
      409 31  -  From Florence Chong in SYDNEY A NEW container vessel, Arajura IV. is expected to be launched to service the North Asia and Australia route next year. The Australia-Japan Container Line vessel is scheduled to commence operations about July next year to ply
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        Qantas looks for blue skies
        41 31 THE END of a five-month pilots' strike was only one in a series of problems for Australian airlines. A look at how Qantas plans to strengthen its balance sheet in readiness for partial privatisation. Page 2
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        Shipowners see red over pollution act
        38 31 FACED with financial problems as the Gulf crisis bites and the worid slides towards recession, international shipowners are grappling with draconian US anti-pollution laws that could spell bankruptcy for some Back Page
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        German state to sell 25pc stake in HDW
        36 31 THE German state of Schleswig-Holstein will sell its 25.1 per cent stake in German shipbuilder HowaldtswerkeDeutsche Werft AG, which is already majority owned by Preussag AG Back Page
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        Thai flights must not land in bad weather
        54 31 THAI Deputy Transport Minister Nikhom Saencharoen announced on Tuesday that all internal flights should not attempt to land in bad weather. Mr Nikom said all aircraft should try and fly on to the nearest airport if their original destination was affected by
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        Seminar on international maritime fraud
        97 32 FREIGHT FORWARDER Kontena Nasional Sdn Bhd will organise a one-day seminar on international maritime fraud in Kuala Lumpur on Dec 6. International maritime fraud is "very rampant and precautions have to be taken by customers in executing sales contracts", a Kontena Nasional statement said. The
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        European airphone accord
        88 32 STATE-OWNED France Telecom has signed a memorandum of understanding with its counterparts in other European countries to lay down the initial ground rules for telephones in aircraft crossing Europe's skies. It and the telephone authorities of Germany, Denmark, Finland, Italy, Norway, the Netherlands, Britain and Sweden signed
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        No buyer for Air Panama
        119 32 A PUBLIC AUCTION for Air Panama, the first state company the government has sought to privatise since the US military invasion last December, opened and closed without a single bid, a government official said. "There were approximately 55 companies interested, but none presented a bid
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        Pan Am cuts European fares
        105 32 PAN AMERICAN World Airways on Tuesday cut the price of a round-trip ticket between New York and London to US$29B, and trimmed its prices on other European fares, in an effort to boost winter traffic across the Atlantic. As an example of its other sale
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        Maiden Paris-Phnom Penh flight
        108 32 AN AIR LIBERTE airliner landed at Phnom Penh on Tuesday after the first of what the French company hopes will be regular flights between Paris and the former French colony. The 171 people aboard the Airbus stretched the capabilities of the Phnom Penh tourism industry to
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      1038 32  -  The end of a five-month pilots' strike was only one in a series of problems for Australian airlines. Paul Betts examines Qantas' plans to strengthen its balance sheet in readiness for partial privatisation Paul Betts FT There is a laidback atmosphere in the executive suites
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      COCKETT BUNKER MARKET REPORT
      950 32 THIS twicc weekly 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
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      THE SHIPPING GUIDE
      12501 40 this is u list of ships loading at Singapore tor ports around the world. It tabulates, by destination, the name of the ship, the shipping line involved and the estimated dates of arrival and departure from the Port of Singapore. Advanced dates are published for a maximum
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      SHIPPING AGENTS
      3271 45 Containerline NV: Belsin Shpg .Agencies Pte Ltd (SyManne Handling Sdn Bhd (PK/PN). Accord Group: Accord Shpg Pte Ltd (SVAccord Contr Line (PK/PN). Adkris Business Corporation Philippine: Calsource Shpg Trdg Pt<Ttd (S) Ahrenkiel Liner Service: Kim Shpg Trdg(S). Albetrus Sea-Air Service: Frata Shpg Pte Ltd (S). Alfred C Loepfer
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      COURIER SERVICES
      242 45 Abacus Couriers Tel: 545-8011. Fax: *****98 Air Ktprtu Travel Tel: 533-5771. Fax: *****44 Airborne Freight Corporation Td: 542-8844 Fax: *****16, *****80. Airswift Worldwide C ourier Td: 278-0188. Fax: *****83. AJS Supplies Td: 748-6322 (2 lines), 747-7421. Fax: *****75. City-link International Td: 344-3377. Fax: *****50. Cluster link Supplies A
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      2818 46 ARGENTINA San I oren/o: Port busy; five vessels operating of which 4 loading pellet ised meal. I chemical products; 2 vessels in roads awaiting berths. Kosario: No vessels operating; 3 vessels berthed in ballast awaiting orders. Villa Constitution: No vessels. San Nicolas: Four vessels in port ol which
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      642 46 SHIP SALES TANKER RATES Reuter. AFP VESSELS SOLD FOR FURTHER TRADING Tweendeckers Cala Mediterranea: 12,628 dwt and built 1974, sold for US$2.7 million. Iron Arnhem: 8,512 dwt and built 1973, sold on private terms to undisclosed interests. Tankers Iver Stane: 24,223 dwt and built 1972, sold to a Swedish concern
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      450 46 ARRIVALS DEPARTURES Op Might Type ETA From Op Fltghl Type HP To TODAY TODAY KAI KE697 B747F 0220 SEL KAL KE697 B747F 0450 BKK NCA KZ203 B747F 2005 NRT SIA SQ822 B747F 0540 BOM/LON IDX IM75 B747F 2235 ATL/BOS/JFK/ ANC/NRT/TPE KAI. KF6H5 A30F 2340 SEL/MNL TOMORROW TOMORROW
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        737 47 Vcuet Voy No Berth Arrival Departure Keooel Wharves 3011/0600 B"1 tsla Florean 02A17 K29 alongside ISOfet C10 alongside 2911/1200 Mill 2 K32 alongside 01 12,0600 Kot.i Md|u E 875 K33 alongside 02 12/0600 Muuayeveret 99W K31 alongside 2811/2300 New Diana 74 K34 alongside 01 12/0800 Woloan 1
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        1078 47 11 IK DRY cargo freight market was firm on Tuesday, featuring very activc ore and coal buincss. brokers said. Kates were largely steady at recent firmer levels and the Baltic Freight Index continued lis climb towards the 1,330 level, fixed at 1.324. up seven points. I he index's
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        333 47 Port Klang Pnrt _jZ ,7. oltp<in rhip ni o nil Berth at S«Mh Pwt on No* 27 1 Queen Chie.? ifrr 9 n<- 1, c ri.if Rnrfop Rju P. i 9p e y T y ll w! u' l i; M 14 Danmg 15 foma Hawk, 16.
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      639 48 Reuter FACED with financial problems as the Gulf crisis bites and the world slides towards recession, international shipowners are grappling with draconian US anti-pollution laws that could spell bankruptcy for some. Shipping industry leaders from around the world gathering in Hongkong this week for
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      398 48 Reuter THE German statfe of Schleswig-Holstcin will sell its 25.1 per cent stake in German shipbuilder Howaldt-swerke-Deutsche Werft AG (HDW), which is already majority owned by Prcussag AG, state premier Bjorn Engholm said after a state cabinet meeting. Engholm said the state's
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      181 48 AFP THAI Deputy Transport Minister Nikhom Saencharoen announced on Tuesday that all internal flights should not attempt to land in bad weather. Mr Nikom said all aircraft should try and fly on to the nearest unaffected airport if their original destination
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      1710 35 SjgSteamers Maritime Holdings Ltd P&O W STRAITS SHIPPING flimrtn ta BmiL East Malaysia. w»^Containers mjj ACCEPTS OUi SAILS toy No P KUnt S bom S'teti H'buf| S haven R'dam Left CARGO ?£Xr* S« SS 12 23/12 BINTANG BELAIT V2ot Bint. Miri. KB Daily In Pt 30 Nov AATSURAGI 03,545 B.SIB
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      430 35 STRAITS/ JAPAN/ STRAITS SERVICE SPECIALIST IN RO-RO HEAVY LIFTS VESSEL COSMIC ASEAN TANJUNC ASIAN CHALLENGER STAR HAS T*AK> VOY NO 3 lit 12 C Sport 9/12 13/12 14/12 17/12 P. Kelang 11/12 11/12 17/12 29/12 noofnong Calcutta Yokohama 27/12 2S/12 «/l 10/1 Nagoya 2S/12 23/12 4/1 1/1 Osaka Sonboku 23/12
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      530 36 MB CR NBR **********0-0 EXPRESS SEMI-CONTAINERSHIP SERVICE TO EUROPE VSI.VOV I S PORT" ROAM ADAM H BURG BREMEN ANTWERP SRIWIJAYA3WIB 1-4IU 3/1 9/1 14/1 17/1 KUTAI2IWB 22 26/12 24/1 30/1 4/2 6/2 cact TRANSIT TIME ACCEPTING BREAKBULK/CONTAINERISED CARGO Sub|ect to Inducement. Also accepting cargo to Casablanca. Port Said. Port Alexandria.
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      686 36 {ft HANJIN SHIPPING \P| FULL CONTAINER SERVICE CHOYANG PARK 011W ffU 2u" 21" SJu «/12 W CHOYANG CHANCE 050W 4/12 21/12 22/12 24/12 24/12 26/12 27/12 HANJIN HAMBURGIWU H KUNSAN 05tt 4(1 6/1 HANJIN OAKLANO 011W t/12 26/12 27/12 28/12 28/12 30/12 31/12 HANJIN ROTTERDAM 011E 17/12 H POMANC 10H
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      95 36 EUR OZONE FREIGHT SERVICES PTE LTD NO 20. MAXWELL ROAD #1242. MAXWELL HOUSE. SINGAPORE 0106 THj tlimt M UMM Ht tmiTt TUL n MIM TM (7M •WEEKLY EXPRESS FCL LCL CONSOLE SERVICES From: TAIWAN HONGKONG EUROPE USA UK. Services To: BRUNEI ASEAN PORT S.E MALAYSIA PROVIDE: INT L TRUCKING DOOR
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      1323 36 IPKL Stt> HKG KSC KLC PUS HKT OSK SM2 TYO LAX CHS BAL NYC LHV AIM RDM THP MBC SCP I CIANT RE 041 »11 30/11 4/12 C/ 12 7/12 10/12 12/12 14/12 14/12 17/12 2102 9yl 11/1 12/1 22,1 23/1 24/1 2S/1 22/1 21/2 E GENTRY RE 034 4/12
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      1568 37 NEPTUNE AGENCIES PTE LTD SINGAPORE TEL: *****77 (CR NO:**********0E) jr BOOKINGS: UK/EUROPE SERVICE— *****19 USA SERVICE— *****16 v AUST/INDIA/PAK SERVICE— *****18 FAR EAST SERVICE— *****48 TERMINAL OFFICE :*****22 DOCUMENTATION DEPT: *****44/ *****14 CFS: K27 —IMPORT: *****69/*****50 CFS: K27 EXPORT: *****53/*****04 K.MO3)' *****87, Penang (04) *****0, J.Bahru (07) *****3, *****4 PTI
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      1158 37 SINSOV SINGAPORE SOVIET SHIPPING CO PRIVATE LTD BOOKING: *****51/ *****64/ *****59 (FESCO LINE) ENQUIRIES: *****33 KL: 03-*****75/697 PORT KELANG: *****43/ *****40 PENANG: *****4) *****8 JOHORE BAHRU: *****1/ *****1 (REGULAR INDEPENDENT SERVICE) DISCHARGING FROM EASTBOUND LOADING FOR WESTBOUND man VOTAg |SPOW |MAMILA HKOWC VOTACt SPO»[ PKLAM6 MBUM »HA»tW TIUURY ROTT ANTWERP
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      1380 38 I Q§[ "LINE KAWASAKI RISEN KAISHA. LTD. EXPORT PACIFIC SOUTH-WEST IMPORT N. AMERICA PACIFICSOUTH-WEST 7 f jI MOTHER VISSU WOY HOUS IB OA* TUT FEEOCR V€SS£L VOY THY SGP FEEDER VESSEL VOY -INDO 'PH/PHC ficFl "OTHER VESSEL WOY LB OAR CHI NYC BROOKLYN BRIDGE 34 31/10 Ml I'll I*ll QUEER'S
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      1519 39 JgagDff PACIFIC INTERNATIONAL LINES (PTE) LTD Mum P»L Building, 140 Cecil Street *0300, Singapore 0106. VESSEL VOY SIN JKT SIN VESSEL VOY SIN BKK SIN EDEN 9040 1/12 3/12 8/12 KOTA JAOE 09NB 30/11 3/12 7/12 HAI QUANG 41S8 4/12 0/12 PEGASUS PROGRESS MSN 1/12 4/12 0/12 EDEN M4l */12
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      977 39 r BEN LINE CONTAINERS LTD 200 Cantonment Road Tel: *****22 I #13-05 Southpoint Fax: *****63 1 Singapore 0208. Telex: RS ***** m EXPRESS CONTAINER SERVICE TO UKffiONfMBiK VESSEL |VQY SPORE P.KLAN6" S HAMPTON HAMBURG BHAVEN R'DAM L*HAVRE Bremen Express* 99/542 inPt 23/12 18/12 20/12 17/12 24/12 Benakler 98/546 2/12 Via
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      315 39 MYANMA M FIVE STAR LINE (Myanmar National Line) Loading for Yangon (Rangoon) S'por* PKIg Pto P.Gdg SITTWE V47W In Pt (LOADING FOR MAM/HBMfi/AKTWP) PAGAN VI64W 2S/1 DK V* MPA-AN VIS7W 1/11 Ok PATHEIN Vim 12/11 Ok 1/12 Ok THE BANK LIKE (A »orrtco of Andrew Wok Shipping) \T SEMI-CONTAINER SERVICE
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      799 42 IHFSB\ INTEGRATED CONTAINER SERVICE FROM FAR EAST TO NORTH CONTINENT OUTBOUND SIN FLX BRV ROM ANT HBC ASIAN SEN NFOU In Pt 221X2 21/12 20(12 23/12 2S/12 BRANDENBURG WMIOI 8,12 5/1 4/1 6/1 2/1 JAPAN SEN Wf 101 11/12 3/1 4/1 C/l 7/1 5/1 AMERICAN SEN Nflo2 17/12 U/l 9/1
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      1112 42 TEL: *****88/*****22 OUR CONSOLIDATION SERVICES TO: EUROPE 1 DEC a 0 DEC LONDON ROTTERDAM FELIXSTOWE ANTWERP SOUTHAMPTON HAMBURG MANCHESTER LE NAME ANO ALL EUROPE INLANO DESTINATIONS FAR EAST PORT KELANG 30/11 7/12 MANILA 1/12 4 8/12 PENANG 30/11 7/12 BUSAN 30/11 8/12 BANGKOK 30/11 4/12 TOKYO 6/12 4 13/12 HONG
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      292 42 LOADINC FOR VtSStL SPORE CBO OflN BAIRCS MVIOtO RIO STS WT PACUA MOSTWEEN I 11*12 14/12 27/12 8/1 ISfl 17(1 OPT VHBB2J L—J ALSO LOAOINC FOR BUINOS AIRES Turkey. Red Sea/ Med Porta. Spo" P K*lm( Pmnf La**** lor GENCLIK VMO IOtC J DEC OPT OCRIStISTANRUI IBM, RKRSIN ISKENOCRUN. FABUGUBTA
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      1157 42 '"gto tßi&if 3 > S? CHIN* OCEAN SHIPPING COMPANY FULL CONTAINER LINER SERVICE tel ansa j 2. MISTRI ROAD, HUC BUILDING TELEX. RS #15-00. SINGAPORE 0207 CR NO: **********0 M CABL£ COSTARLINE General Agents: 006 TAR SHIPPING PTE LTD TO EURO* mm tuaopg VESSEL/VOT SCP FIX WOT HAM ANT DKK
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      832 43 NIHON-ASIA I CR **********0N TEL: *****22 FAX: *****86 Competitive Rates!! ETA USA 411 IPI Destns 8/12, 15/12 EUROPE all Ports 8/12, 15/12 BANGKOK 2/12, 6/12 HONGKONG/CHINA 5/12, 8/12 SYD, MEL, ADEL, BRIS 9/12, 16/12 FREMANTLE 9/12, 16/12 MANILA 7/12, 14/12 PKLG/PENANG 9/12, 16/12 Port Kalang Branch Tel: *****21/2/3 Fax: *****24
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      257 43 I RICHFIELD MARINE AGENCIES (S) PTE LTD I ffl TEL; *****33 (12 Llnaa) I rr? FAX: *****15/*****03 I HjJ TELEX: RS ***** R'SHIP (3 Llnaa) \TW\ ETHIOPIAN SHIPPING LINES ■y, j (National Lines of Ethiopia) I accepting fcl and conventional ■vessel voy eta loading for 1 SPORE labYOT 15wi Vl2
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      786 43 MASKAPAI PELAYARAN PULAU LAUT 'UllY containerised regi&nXlTfEDltf SIRVICE MCE WEEKLY/WEEKLY FIXED DAY SCHEDULE IETWEEN THE PORTS OF S PORE, INDONESIA, TO ALL DESTINATIONS NfE SERVE FOR BOOKINGS CALL SPECARGO ■OR WAR DING AT TEL: *****5 gtNQAPOWB IHOONKBIA SgfWKl VOY SIN JKT PAJ SIN JNOZE OSS 5/12 8/12 9/12 14/12 BAHAGIA
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      975 43 BANGKOK CEBU/MANILA VESSEL Ivor SINGAPORE BANGKOK [vESSa VOV S'POtt CtllJ MAWtU j NANTA BHUM 17N Thuf In Pt Sun 2/12 THANA BHUM 4C WH </12 >02 MAHA BHUM# 36N S«t 1/17 Tue 4/12 KITI BHUM 49R 7/U 13/12 15/12 SIRI BHUM#' 477N Tut 4/17 Fri 7/17 SO. STAR 50S 14/12
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      366 44 BLUE STAR LINE llliy^^ r SINGAPORE TO NEW ZEALAND AND T/S FIJI FULLY CONTAINERISED MONTHLY SAILINGS DISCHARGING AT NEW PLYMOUTH PORT CHALMERS ACCEPTING FCL LCL FOR AUCKLAND. NAPIER, WELLINGTON, BLUFF, CHRISTCHURCH, DUNEDIN, LYTTELTON, INVERCARGIL, FIJI AND TAHITI SIN N PLY AUCK LYT PREMIER OSS 3 0«c 11 Dk V« N*-
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      135 46 JESSELTON §WfW Ftfg TO 5 SMn In. Uic BiIMIh #15-09. S>rt 0106 mi. K ***** Fai: *****37. W: *****68 ACCEPTING CARGO ETO ETA ETA ETA AT PPT P5 SPORE MUARA LBN KK EASTERN GLORY Y3IE/90 Sailed Sailed Sailed In Pt APRIL GLORY V33E/90 Sailed 30/11 l/U 2/12 EASTERN GLORY V32E/90
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      696 48 MERCHANT MARINE CO. LTD. EASTBOUND TO USA WESTBOUND FROM USA TO PSW VOY SIN HKC LBH OAK SEA CHI FROM PSW VOY IBM OAK SEA HKG SIN HYUNDAI INNOVATOR 37E 1/12 6/12 24/12 26/12 27/12 LALANDIA 35* 30/10 2/11 S/U 23/U 2/12 HYUNDAI EXPLORER 36£ Jl2 13/12 31/12 2/1 4/1
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