The Business Times, 11 November 1991

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    16 1 Business Times THE BUSINESS PAPER FOR S-h ASH MCI (P) 16/12/90 Monday, November 11, 1991 75*
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  • NEWS SUMMARY
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      China, Vietnam pledge to keep border peace
      67 1 BEIJING China and Vietnam will settle a border dispute through negotiations while maintaining peace along the frontier, the two countries said in a joint communique released yesterday. The communique was made public after the return of Vietnamese Communist Party secretary general Do Muoi
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      Seoul workers stage anti-government rally
      34 1 SEOUL Thousands of workers marched peacefully through Seoul streets yesterday after an estimated 40,000 people rallied in a park in the largest dissident labour protest in South Korean history.
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      Need to look ahead
      32 1 SINGAPOREANS must look ahead and not hark back to the August general election now that the polls are over, said Prime Minister Goh Chok Tong yesterday Page 2
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      Manila expects growth
      31 1 THE Philippine economy remains resilient despite a series of natural and man-made disasters and is expected to show modest growth this year. President Corazon Aquino said Page 7
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      Thai tapiocas at stake
      32 1 THAILAND'S 20-billion-baht (551.31 billion) per year tapioca market in the European Community could be wiped out if proposals to reform the EC's agriculture policy are adopted Page 8
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      Tokyo support sought
      28 1 US SECRETARY of State James Baker will seek Japan's support for an early conclusion of stalled Gatt talks during his visit to Tokyo Page 9
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      That rare voice
      32 1 FOR the uninitiated, a firsttime encounter with the count-er-tenor voice can be a hairraising experience. A look at what it's like to sing in a falsetto register Page 13
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      Coopers doing fine
      31 1 WITH Coopers and Lybrand International keeping a respectable position as the third biggest accounting and consulting firm, company chairman Brandon Gough has reason to look confident Page 15
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      FELS wins contract
      36 1 SES-LISTED rigbuilding leader Far East Levingston Shipbuilding (FELS) has won a contract to install a sea plough system on a cable-laying ship that it built at its yard recently Shipping Times Page I
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  • MARKETS SUMMARY
    • Article
      KL cement giant
      39 1 THE privatisation and listing of Kedah Cement next year by injecting it into the smaller but profitable Malaya Industrial and Mining Corp (Mimco) will result in the establishment of Malaysia's largest listed cement company Page 3
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      Qantas verdict soon
      40 1 AUSTRALIAN airline Qantas, in which Singapore Airlines has registered an interest, will announce within four to six months the result of bidding for a 35 per cent stake that it has offered to foreign airlines Page 3
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      Project may be dropped
      38 1 HOPEWELL Holdings Ltd will abandon a US$3.2 billion (555.4 billion) rail and land development project in Bangkok if the Thai Cabinet fails to grant tax concessions, said Gordon Wu, Hopewell's managing director Page 4
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      Jardines move opposed
      25 1 OPPOSITION to Jardine Matheson's proposals for exempt listing has grown, following submissions from two professional groups to the stock exchange Page 4
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      Unilever profit gets lift
      26 1 ANGLO-DUTCH conglomerate Unilever pic has announced higher-than-expected third-quarter profits, boosted by good performances from its ice cream and detergents divisions Page 5
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      STOCK INDICES
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      CURRENCIES
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      COMMODITIES
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    Singapore to open state industrial land for tender
    565 1  -  Move will establish more accurate market price: ministry By Genevieve Cua SINGAPORE State land for industrial use will be put up for public tender from June next year, a major policy change that paves the way for greater private-sector participation in industrial
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    Sheraton to manage Batam's first international business hotel
    489 1  -  From Carolyn Lim in BATAM BATAM ISLAND will get its first international business hotel by mid-1993 when the $40-million Sheraton Batam opens for business at Batam Centre, the new commercial hub of the Indonesian island. The 230-room Sheraton Batam is targetted at
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    Malaysia will proceed with plan to set up EAEC: Mahathir
    383 1  -  From Leslie Lopez in KUALA LUMPUR MALAYSIA will proceed with its plan to set up the East Asian Economic Caucus (EAEC) despite Japan's decision to stay out of the grouping because it did not include the United States. "We will
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    Lock icon Iraqi sabotage costs Kuwaiti oil industry US$80b: ministry
    213 1 AFP KUWAIT CITY Iraqi sabotage of Kuwait's oil production facilities cost the emirate nearly US$BO billion (Ssl34 billion), the Kuwaiti Finance Ministry has announced. The figure included not just the cost of all the oil the Iraqis burned or spilled into the
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    UK broker Cazenove sets up shop in Singapore
    278 1  -  By Magdalene Ng SINGAPORE The Queen's broker has come to town. Cazenove Co, one of the oldest and most respected names in British stockbroking, set up shop in Singapore in March. But the group's local managing director, Mr Eric Chan, declined to
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    Driver-friendly
    37 1 THERE are 1,600 petrol stations across the Malaysian peninsula. With little technical difference between petrol products, how does one station make itself more appealing than another? What makes the customer give the thumbs-up after topping up?
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      23 1 BG l>ee, BG Yeo to attend A pec meeting. Back Page Baker seeks Japan's support for early success of Gatt talks, Pg 9
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      89 1 MIKIMOTO The Originator of Cultured Pearls Since 1893 C. T. HOO Singapore #01-22 Tanglin Shopping Centre. Singapore 1024. Tel: *****47, *****43. See Analysis, Page 11 Naturally enthusiastic. Aboard Japan Airlines, you quickly sense a genuine who encounter the refreshing hospitality ofJAL once, do so enthusiasm on the part of the
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      5 1 Profile of Cazenove, Pg 3
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  • SINGAPORE NEWS
    • NEWS ROUNDUP
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        HDB studying plan to sell shops to tenants
        75 2 THE Housing and Development Board (HDB) is studying the government plan to sell shops loeated in housing estates to existing tenants. The price of the shops will be determined as fairly as possible, said Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Trade and
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        Call to help the needy
        73 2 THE GOVERNMENT will continue to support Singapore's various community organisations, but able individuals and grassroots leaders must take the lead in helping the poor and needy in each community to help themselves, said Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Trade and Industry BG (Res) Lee
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        Green Leaf Award for banker
        46 2 RICHARD HALE, chief executive officer of Hongkongßank in Singapore, won the Environment Ministry's first Green Leaf Award for his outstanding efforts in promoting environmental awareness. The Malayan Nature Society, Redhill Town Council and Raffles Girl School won the awards for organisations.
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        Six apply for toll-free lines
        50 2 SIX ORGANISATIONS, including Singapore Press Holdings, NTUC, Citibank and American Express, are among the first to apply for toll-free lines with Singapore Telecom. This will allow their customers to call them free of charge after the new time-based telephone charges are introduced from Dec 1.
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      PAP to hold its third convention this weekend
      211 2 THE PEOPLE'S Action Party (PAP) will hold its third convention on Nov 16 and Nov 17, with leaders and activists likely to discuss how to strengthen the party's political machinery in the light of its disappointing election performance. Prime Minister Goh Chok
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      Govt must be seen to be just and fain PM
      698 2  -  Singaporeans urged to understand principles behind government policies By' Yang Razali Kassim SINGAPOREANS must look ahead and not hark back to the August general election now that the polls are over, said Prime Minister Goh Chok Tong yesterday. The government
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      Call to include training in CAs
      519 2  -  New scheme launched to encourage older workers to attend courses By Selva Kumar THE National Trades Union Congress (NTUC) will urge the Singapore government to amend the Industrial Relations Act to include training as an item for collective bargaining, said Deputy Prime Minister Ong
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      EDB leads team of local suppliers on US visit
      233 2 THE Economic Development Board is leading a special mission of local suppliers to the US from Nov 10 to Nov 23 to look into possibilities for joint business collaborations with their American counterparts. The mission will comprise representatives of 10 local
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  • COMPANY NEWS 1
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      Cement giant in the making
      689 3  -  From William Chia in KUALA LUMPUR THE privatisation and listing of Kedah Cement next year by injecting it into the smaller but profitable Malaya Industrial and Mining Corp (Mimco) will result in the establishment of Malaysia's largest listed cement company. Sources told BT that Mimco's
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      Share issue likely to be well received
      238 3  -  From William Chia in KUALA LUMPUR KEDAH Cement's public share issue of 29.24 million shares at Ms 2 (551.22) each and 12.5 million bonds with detachable warrants at Msl.lo each are expected to be well received. The company is forecasting a group after-tax
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      Qantas will announce outcome of 35pc share bid in 4 to 6 months
      505 3  -  By Sangeeta Mulchand SINGAPORE Australian airline Qantas, in which Singapore Airlines has registered an interest, will announce within four to six months the result of bidding for a 35 per cent stake it has offered to foreign
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      A name which opens doors
      611 3  -  Profile of Cazenove From Ray Heath in London IN THE DAYS when City folk still used to wear top hats, it was said that Nathan Rothschild dealt only with Cazenove, but Cazenove dealt only with God. As the UK's leading, if not biggest, stockbroker, Cazenove
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      Lock icon KL rejects Hoare Govette's bid to renew licence
      248 3 NST KUALA LUMPUR The Malaysian government has rejected the application by the representative office of foreign broking firm Hoare Govette to renew its licence. The reason given was that the office's operations here require an investment adviser's licence as defined under the
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    • COMPANY BRIEFS
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        ASM and Horville in joint venture
        84 3 KUALA LUMPUR Amalgamated Steel Mills (ASM) has entered into a joint venture with Horville, a wholly-owned bumiputra company, to jointly participate in the equity of Dagangtani in the proportion of 51 and 49 per cent respectively, to undertake a construction project in Johor Baru.
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        Alcom in better financial health
        55 3 KUALA LUMPUR Aluminium Company of Malaysia (Alcom), which is now in a better financial state after the repayment of its borrowings, is looming at various growth areas for possible new ventures. Managing director Glenn Lucas said the company was currently embarking on a five-year programme
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        Mercury subscribes for shares
        56 3 KUALA LUMPUR Mercury Industries Bhd has subscribed for 1.75 million Corpro Resources Sdn Bhd shares at par value of Msl. It said in a statement that the company would benefit from the sale of its decorative paints to Corpro, which had secured contracts with a potential
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        TRI eyes stake in Celcom
        39 3 KUALA LUMPUR Technology Resources Industries (TRI) has proposed to acquire a 49 per cent stake in Celcom comprising 24.5 million shares of Msl each for M 5259.4 million (S$ 158.7 million) from Alpine Resources.
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      Lock icon Setron (M) in move to remove two directors
      222 3 MBT KUALA LUMPUR The board of directors of Setron (Malaysia) has called for an extraordinary general meeting of the company to remove two of its directors from office. In a letter to shareholders, Setron said an EGM would be held on Dec
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      Lock icon Hopewell to drop Thai project if no tax break given
      419 4 Cabinet to meet tomorrow to discuss request Agencies HONGKONG Hopewell Holdings Ltd has announced that it will abandon a US$3.2 billion (555.4 billion) rail and land development project in Bangkok if the Thai Cabinet fails to grant tax concessions. Speaking
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      HK groups oppose Jardines exempt listing
      296 4 HONGKONG Opposition to Jardine Matheson's proposals for exempt listing grew last Friday, following submissions from two professional groups to the stock exchange. The South China Morning Post reported that a group of seven leading merchant banks sent a joint submission saying the Jardines proposals
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      Lock icon Japan's top steelmakers post sharply lower interim profits
      587 4 Decline blamed on slow domestic economy Pt TOKYO Japan's leading steelmakers have reported sharply lower profits in the first half to September, blaming the decline on the slowing of the domestic economy, particularly the car and construction industries, and on an increase
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    • COMPANY BRIEFS
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        No plans to sell stake, Kuwait tells Daimler
        90 4 BONN Kuwait has told Daimler-Benz AG that it has no plans to sell its stake of around 14 per cent in Germany's largest industrial group. Daimler finance director Gerhard Liener told German television last Friday that he had recently met representatives from
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        PT Japfa issues convertible bond
        55 4 JAKARTA PT Japfa Comfeed, an Indonesian animal feed producer, has issued a 50-million-Swiss-franc (SSSB million) convertible bond, arranger P T Lippo Securities said last Saturday. The five-year bond carries a coupon of 5 per cent and can be converted during its lifetime. It is lead
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        Smith Corona's suit dismissed
        62 4 WASHINGTON The US last Friday dismissed a tl ide complaint by Smith Corona Corp, which had charged the Japanese-owned Brother Industries Ltd US subsidiary vas circumventing anti-dumping duties on portable electric t] pewriters. Smith Corona had charged that its long-time r val was circumventing the duties
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        ICI to cut 2,000 jobs in 2 years
        60 4 LONDON Imperial Chemical Industries pic will cut of the 15,000 jobs in its chemicals and polymers diviaon over the next two years as part of restructuring plans. BBC radio said last Saturday that the figure was cited last week by division chief
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        Lion Nathan bid gets approval
        91 4 AUCKLAND Lion Nathan Ltd has received approval from Australia's Foreign Investment Review Board for a full takeover of National Brewing Holdings Ltd, formerly B6nd Brewing Holdings. Lion said last Saturday that it could increase its present 50 per cent holding in National Brewing to 100
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      Lock icon Unilever turns in higher than expected profits
      441 5 Reuter LONDON Anglo-Dutch conglomerate Unilever plcNV has announced higher than expected third-quarter profits, boosted by good performances from its ice cream and detergents divisions. Pre-tax profits for the July to September quarter rose 10 per cent to £545 million (Ssl.6 billion), well above
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      Lock icon Hoesch agrees to study merger plan
      182 5 Reuter BONN German steelmaker Hoesch AG has thrown in the towel and agreed to examine a possible merger with Fried Krupp GmbH after Krapp proved a majority of Hoesch shareholders support its plan to swallow its rival. But Hoesch's new management board chairman Kajo
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      Lock icon Goldman, Sachs quells Maxwell rumour
      335 5 US firm assures it won't call in loans or sell shares NYT LONDON Responding to rumours of an imminent showdown between the Maxwell family publishing empire and Goldman, Sachs Co, the American investment firm issued assurances last Friday that it will not precipitate a financial
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  • FINANCIAL NEWS
    • SMALL CHANGE
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        Taipei prosecutor in stock scandal impeached
        84 6 TAIPEI The prosecutor probing Taiwan's biggest stock scandal has been impeached for abusing her powers, judicial officials said. The Control Yuan, Taiwan's highest watchdog bpdy, voted 6-4 on Saturday to impeach Taipei district prosecutor Hsu Ah Kuei for "dereliction of duty". A government committee
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        Norway seeks write-down powers
        93 6 OSLO Norway's Labour government said it would seek legal changes to allow authorities to write down the value of shares in troubled banks, saying this would make state bailouts of the loss-making sector more effective. The Finance Ministry said the authorities should "have the ability to
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        Sasea details restructuring plans
        96 6 ZURICH Troubled Swiss investment company Sasea Holding AG, which reported a 220 million Swiss francs (*****.9 million) loss for the year ending June 30, has detailed a complex financial restructuring plan. Sasea has been working with Credit Lyonnais to find a buyer for its stake in
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        First Chicago not out shopping
        79 6 CH'CAGO Richard L Thomas, who was elected chairman and chief executive of First Chicago Corp on Friday, said he does not anticipate any major acquisition activity for the bank holding company for at least a year. Mr Thomas, 60, who will replace the retiring Barry
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      Lock icon Vietnam to change interest rate system
      313 6 AFP HANOI Vietnam's two-year-old interest rate system, under which the amount paid on deposits is higher than that imposed on loans, has cost the State Bank almost US$6O million (SS 100.8 million), the Quan Doi Shan Dan said on Friday. State commercial banks will
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      Lock icon Abu Dhabi stands to lose US$5b: report
      344 6 The BCCI collapse Reuter LONDON Abu Dhabi stands to lose US$5 billion (SsB.4 billion) in the BCCI bank scandal, the Financial Times said on Saturday. The emirate's ruler, Sheikh Zaid bin Sultan alNayahan, and Abu Dhabi institutions are majority shareholders in the Bank
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      Liquidation of HK unit certain if Lippo bid fails
      186 6 HONGKONG Bank of Credit and Commerce Hongkong (BCC) will be liquidated and no other buyer will be entertained if the takeover bid by Lippo Group's Hongkong Chinese Bank (HK.CB) fails, the South China Morning Post reported. Mr Noel Gleeson, the provisional
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      Lock icon Fed trying to rescue 2 BCCI-owned banks
      221 6 NYT NEW YORK Spurred by both financial and political concerns, the Federal Reserve is engaged in an extraordinary effort to try to make sure the two US banks that were secretly owned by the Bank of Credit Commerce International do not fail, according
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      Lock icon Little dragons take a breather
      782 6 MARKET TALK Stock markets in Indonesia, Malaysia, Thailand suffer setbacks IHT SINGAPORE After years of being forced to the limit, the booming little dragons of South-east Asia have paused for breath. Their economies have started to falter, their stock markets have plummeted, and yesterday's top
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  • THE REGION 1
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      Lock icon Philippines expects economic growth despite disasters
      503 7 Reuter MANILA The Philippine economy remains resilient despite a series of natural or man-made disasters and is expected to post modest growth this year, President Corazon Aquino said on Friday. Tropical storm Thelma arrived last week when the country was still reeling from the
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      Lock icon South Asian grouping runs into fresh trouble
      378 7 AFP COLOMBO The crisis-hit seven-nation South Asian grouping was headed for more trouble as the collapse of its summit here triggered fresh bilateral finger-pointing, Asian diplomats and officials said yesterday. The South Asian Association for Regional Cooperation (Saarc) summit due to take place
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      Lock icon Hanoi bans foreigners from gem mining industry
      236 7 AFP HANOI Vietnam has imposed restrictions on the involvement of foreign companies and businessmen in the country's gem industry, the Nhan Dan said last Friday. The ruling communist party paper published the main points of a new directive by the council of ministers
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    • NOTE BOOK
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        Call for Manila law to reaffirm Spratlys claim
        137 7 MANILA A presidential Cabinet committee has urged passage of a law reaffirming the Philippine claim to portions of the disputed Spratly Islands in the South China Sea, the Presidential Palace said yesterday. The committee asked President Corazon Aquino in a memorandum to
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        Observers arrive in Cambodia
        60 7 PHNOM PENH Forty Australian troops arrived yesterday in the first UN military contingent to land in Cambodia to monitor the peace process here. The men, all' communications specialists, were welcomed at Pochentong airport by Ataul Karim, head of the United Nations Ad-; vance Mission for Cambodia
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        Aussie help for Indochina radio
        76 7 SYDNEY Used broadcasting equipment and expertise is. being donated by the Australian Broadcasting Corp (ABC) to Vietnam and Cambodia to help them set up modern, radio services with built-in Western ethical standards. The, ABC says millions of dollars worth of equipment is likely to be
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        Fujimori begins S-E Asian tour
        85 7 LIMA President Alberto Fujimori left last Saturday for a tour of South-east Asia, where he hopes to strengthen' diplomatic ties and open markets to Peru's exports. His* 10-day tour will take him to Singapore, Malaysia, Thailand) and Hongkong. He will also stop in the US
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        NZ drug breakthrough claimed
        97 7 AUCKLAND Researchers at Auckland University have discovered a drug they believe will substantially reduce brain damage in oxygen-starved babies, a local newspaper reported yesterday. A team led by Professor Peter Gluckman found that the drug, a growth hormone called IGFt, could greatly reduce the severity of
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      EC reforms could destroy market for Thai tapioca
      340 8 BANGKOK Thailand's 20 billion baht (about Ssl.3 billion) per year tapioca market in the European Community could be wiped out if proposals to reform the EC's agriculture policy are adopted, the Bangkok-based Business Post reported on Thursday. At a seminar on the
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      Thai minister to renew logging deals with Yangon
      342 8 BANGKOK Thai Agriculture and Cooperatives Minister Anat Arbhabhirama is to visit Myanmar from Nov 28 to Dec 1 to renew logging deals with Yangon, the Bangkok Post reported on Friday. However, the biggest Thai logging company operating in Myanmar said on Thursday
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      Lock icon Asian nations see alternative to Western-style democracy
      558 8 IHT SINGAPORE Western pressure for democratisation in Asia is mounting after the collapse of communism in the Soviet Union. While the most prominent targets are China, Vietnam. North Korea and Burma, officials of other Asian countries complain that they are being prodded to
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      123 8 As business becomes increasingly complex, it's refreshing to remember that it's still people who make the wheels go around. Now as always, the simple act of people communicating with one another remains the essence of business. Of course, today business may span the globe. Managing information and communications presents a
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  • THE WORLD 1
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      Lock icon Baker seeks Japan's support for early success of Gatt talks
      485 9 AFP TOKYO US Secretary of State James Baker will seek Japan's support for an early conclusion of stalled global trade talks during his visit to Tokyo. Mr Baker arrived here yesterday, leading off a series of visits to Japan by
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      Lock icon Faster growth in output worrying China
      343 9 UPI BEIJING A new spurt in growth of China's industrial output last month has generated "grave concern" among officials because of mounting unsold inventories of poor quality goods. "In spite of the easing of the problem of overstocked products in recent months, the overall
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      Lock icon Russia to free prices soon: Yeltsin aide
      180 9 UPI MOSCOW One of the architects of Russian President Boris Yeltsin's proposed radical economic reforms has said that Russia would follow the lead of other East European countries by freeing prices soon and imposing strict austerity to curb inflation. In a speech to
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      Lock icon Syria, PLO set terms for next phase
      613 9 Regional talks only if progress made in bilateral meetings AP DAMASCUS Syria and the Palestine Liberation Organisation on Saturday rejected a plan to proceed with regional talks in the next phase of the Mid-East peace process unless "substantial progress" is made at one-on-one
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    • WORLD WATCH
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        Passengers and crew of hijacked plane released
        90 10 LONDON A Soviet airliner diverted to Turkey by hijackers from the rebel Russian territory of Chechen-Ingushetia landed in the Chechen capital of Grozny where all passengers and crew were released, the Tass news agency reported yesterday. In a dispatch monitored by the BBC,
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        Many Japanese oppose move
        82 10 TOKYO More than half of the Japanese are opposed to legislation enabling their country to join United Nations peacekeeping forces, according to a media poll published yesterday. The poll of about 2,200 Japanese, conducted by the mass-circulation daily newspaper Asahi Shimbun, showed that 58 per cent
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        Investment in E Germany to rise
        67 10 OSNABRUECK, Germany Investment in east Germany would total some 35 billion marks (5535.7 billion) in 1992, 10 billion marks more than 1991 levels, said Klaus Murmann, president of the German employers' association. Mr Murmann told the Neue Osnabruecker Zeitung that the investment rate would
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        Seoul may seek to enforce checks
        95 10 SEOUL A Cabinet minister said South Korea could seek international support for a forcible inspection of North Korea's nuclear programme. Science and Technology Minister Kim Jin-hyun told state television that international sanctions would not stop the North from developing nuclear weapons and that the
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      490 10 AFP BRUSSELS Foreign ministers of the 12 European Community states meet in the Netherlands this week to put the finishing touches to plans for closer political union, amid a new mood of optimism over the prospects. The two days of talks at Noordwijk,
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      212 10 AFP SANTIAGO Forty-three per cent of the 300 million people in Latin America live in poverty, up from 41 per cent in the *****, according to a United Nations study released here last Saturday. In most Latin American countries, the 1970s were years
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      405 10 Reuter FRANKFURT Experts from parties forming Germany's ruling coalition have decided to levy a modified withholding tax on interest income but have not yet agreed on the tax rate or the level of tax-exempt interest income, coalition sources say. The levy would have to
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      433 10 UPI WASHINGTON Although officially Washington cannot agree on what to do about the ailing US economy, many economists say the solution is relatively clear. What the economy needs, they concur, are even deeper interest rate cuts perhaps bringing the Federal Reserve's
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      494 10 AN INVITATION TO INVEST IN EUROPE [Ik isiS, 11.11 i;,! p:..1 -> 1 lIIII[ H I 11 UVuI > II s 1 SiM \I 'I >In i: -M Mill k \1 \\i) s\>.\■ •< >ki 15-1 \< >\ IMM k \M I >kl l) I'l Hi I I |i >\i
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      205 10 Macquarie University MAS I i;u <>/ APPLIED I IVWCi; is now available in Singapore. This Master's Course will meet the aspirations of professionals in the financial sector and in other industries. Taught by Macquarie University's qualified faculty from its Centre for Studies in Money, Banking and Finance, and supported in
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      1296 11  -  Philip Shenon discusses the changing political context in Asia within which the US is having to redefine its role Philip Shenon NYT A HANDFUL of Asia-based diplomats are willing to give President George Bush the benefit of the doubt. They are willing
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      823 11  -  Kathy Chen reports on the despair of Vietnamese refugees in Hongkong awaiting resettlement Kathy Chen Reuter THE LAST few years should have been the best in Nguyen's life. Instead, the 56-year-old Vietnamese refugee sits in a dilapidated Hongkong camp while the days turn
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      189 12 WHERE TO WINE, DINE AND ENTERTAIN WHERE TO WINE, DINE AND ENTERTAIN WHERE TO WINE, DINE A "Heavenly" Feast Scrumptious Sichuan cuisine. Rich piping hot steamboat. Delicate Yangzhou Dianxin. Mon-Sat: 11.30 am to 2.30pm Sun: 10.30 am to 2.30pm Kings id hi is I lavclock Road, Singapore 0316. I el:/.*****
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      325 12 Hyatt's Extraordinary European Extravaganza For October and November, spend $80 on a single bill in any one of our restaurants or bars and you could win you a prize worth over $20,000. This includes accommodation in Hyatt Hotels in London, Montreux and Madrid, Europass tickets and tickets to Les Miserables,
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      222 12 However, before you indulge in our delectable desserts, sample sensational Thai cuisine like Tom Yum Soup. Fried Chicken with Basil lieaves and Thai Duck Curry. Sawadeeka! Adult Child $16 (Lunch) $18 (Dinner) $10 (Lunch Dinner) Menu changes regularly ncr\ 7 Get curiedsufy tycvr &s§eot& TMi 1 30 Nov Cafe Plaza
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  • THE ARTS 1
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      914 13  -  For the uninitiated, a first-time encounter with the counter-tenor voice can be a hair-raising experience. Andrew Lim talks to Tay Cheng-Jim about singing in a falsetto register Andrew Lim The countertenor is easily the most misunderstood of the singing voices, and encountering one at a
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      637 13  -  Andrew Tim listens to two new CDs by the celebrated counter-tenor James Bowman, who celebrated his 50th birthday recently Andrew Lim ENGLAND'S James Bowman, arguably the greatest count-er-tenor after Alfred Deller, celebrated his SOth birthday last Wednesday. To commemorate this occasion and also to celebrate a glorious career
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      484 14  -  Paul Majendie catches up with the hectic schedule of Peter Ustinov Paul Majendie Reuter George bush leans sideways with his glasses askew. Yitzhak Shamir walks like a dog swimming. Margaret Thatcher's mouth puckers in a rosebud of disapproval. With a face like a rubber mask, Sir Peter
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      482 14  -  P Y Van reviews last Friday's SSO concert P Y Van FRENCH pianist Francois Thiollier's account of Ravel's Concerto for Piano and Orchestra in G with maestro Choo Hoey and the Singapore Symphony Orchestra last Friday was a light, clear and lucent affair. Thiollier's airy arpeggios
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      381 14 EMIRATES. REFINING THE SHAPE OF AIR TRAVEL Fly with Emirates 3 times a week to cosmopolitan Dubai, the pulsating gateway to the Arabian Gulf, with onward connections to London, Frankfurt and Middle-East centres. Emirates is one of the world's fastest growing airlines, voted "Best Airline to the Middle-East" three times
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  • ENTERPRISE & MANAGEMENT
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      Going it alone, and doing just fine
      1027 15  -  Chuang Peck Ming finds the chairman of the world's third largest accounting and consulting firm exuding confidence Chuang Peck Ming Dressed in a T-shirt and a pair of casual slacks, Brandon Gough, chairman of Coopers and Lybrand International, looks relaxed. He has reason
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      666 15  -  Jonathan Yenkin finds a mini-United Nations at work in a Boston computer board factory Jonathan Yenkin AP A STOCKY, middleaged woman jumps up from her desk and shouts to another worker in Italian. Nearby, an Asian man and woman consult in Chinese. Elsewhere in
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      Summertime shines in victory
      219 15 21st National Management Game A GROUP of individuals which calls itself "Summertime" has emerged winner in the final round of the 21st National Management Game. The winning team picks up the Straits Times Challenge Trophy, air tickets to New Zealand, as well as $4,000 in cash.
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    217 16 BT Special Advertising Feature THE QANTAS story started with two men and a challenge. The challenge was to provide Australia with "an airline for the inland" at a time when ground travel was virtually impossible for months at a time. The two men were Flying Corps officers
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    First Class priorities
    231 16 TRAVELLING First Class with Qantas ensures discreet individual attention from the time you make your reservation until the time you clear Customs at your destination. Enjoy a late check-in at counters where your luggage gets priority treatment. Then relax with your choice of refreshments in our elegant
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    Setting the standard
    160 16 QANTAS pioneered the Business Class, introducing a dedicated cabin as early as 1979, and it is still setting standards for others to achieve. The moment you reserve your flight, your travel preferences are noted and taken care of. Like your favourite seat and preferred meal. Like making
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    Qantas: the airline that goes further Qantas: the airline that goes further
    28 16 Qantas Business Class Qantas Captains Club Qantas First Class Qantas uniforms designed by Yves St. Laurent
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    Relax – or work — while waiting in transit
    119 16 Relax or work while waiting in transit THE QANTAS CAPTAINS CLUB is at the disposal of all First an(l Business Class passengers worldwide. The lounge is constantly being upgraded to anticipate the needs of first and business class passengers. Our lounges n6w offer not only services to help you relax
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    An attention to important details
    136 16 TRAVELLING alone can be daunting for a youngster, an elderly parent, the handicapped or a first-timer. Qantas arranges for the little things that can mean so much an extra cuddle for a baby, finger puppets to occupy a bored child, a helping hand for a
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    A convenient network
    202 17 QANTAS is now the second largest international carrier flying in and out of Singapore. From November last year, Qantas expanded its intra-Asia routes, using Singapore as a base. Today, the airline's most important business and international destinations in the region include Hongkong, Bangkok and Kuala Lumpur. Qantas
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    Perks for the frequent flyer
    167 17 PASSENGERS who fly regularly with Qantas can cash in on a range of benefits based on mileage points. In other words, the more you fly with us, the more you stand to gain. Benefits include priority wait listing, preferred hotel rates, discounted car rental, and
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    71 17 SIMPLY PUT, you get priority booking for tickets at sell-out shows even before you get to your destination. Just book any international return trip with Qantas through your travel agent, and then book your seat at the performance of your choice. Whether in London, Stratford-upon-Avon, New York,
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  • SPORTS 1
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      706 18  -  Susan Tsang talks to Formula One powerboat racer Kay Marshall Susan Tsang SINGAPORE Kay Marshall, the only woman in yesterday's Formula One Powerboat race, has been described as a rose among the thorns. And so she is, but she is a lot more
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      360 20 AP CALCUTTA South Africa returned to international cricket yesterday after a 21year banishment when captain Clive Rice tossed a 1901 gold-plated silver coin to begin a one-day limited overs match against India. Rice at 42 the oldest player to make a debut in international cricket
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      177 20 Reuter ALBERTVILLE, France Canadian world champion Kurt Browning fought off a two-pronged Soviet challenge last Saturday to win the men's figure skating in the preOtympic event at Albevtville, venue of the 1992 Games. He ignored a back injury to claim the title after finishing second in
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      331 20 Reuter KIEL, Germany World No. 2 Jahangir Khan tumbled out of the Kiel Open squash tournament last Saturday, beaten 12-15, 8-15, 17-16, 12-15 in the semifinals by Australian Chris Dittmar. The top-seeded Pakistani, who retired with an injured ankle during the Canadian Open final against world
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      992 18 \two day/ AUCTION SALE as instructed by the owners of Tool Products (S) Re Ltd engaged in diecasting and precision machining of aluminium components DIECASTING AND ANXILLARY MACHINES DIECASTING MACHINES: (2) BUHLER MUG GOM4MOOB 400 lon Diecaeting Machine, 5N*****136,*****137, (1964), c/w FILLMAT GAL laddto, PICKMAT unloader, WOOUN spray. WESTOFEN WOTUOE
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      476 19 WE PRESENT A NEW BANK THAT OFFERS GLOBAL CLIENTS 1850 LOCAL BANKS IN 52 COUNTRIES. '5. ft 7? r MAYBE A BREAKFAST MEETING WITH ONE OF OUR GLOBAL BANKERS IS A GOOD IDEA. The merger of ABN Bank and Amro Bank has given the financial world a new Dutch bank.
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      1922 20 WING IAI HOLDINGS LIMITED (Incorporated in the Republic of Singapore) NOTICE OF EXTRAORDINARY GENERAL MEETING NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that an Extraordinary General Meeting will be held at the Carlton Hotel, Seminar Room 11, Level 6, 76 Bras Basah Road, Singapore 0718 on December 5 1901 immediately after the conclusion
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      133 20 PRIME NEW ZEALAND RETAIL PROPERTY For Sale Collection A PORTFOLIO OF NINE SUPERMARKET PROPERTIES ALL SECURELY LEASED TO A SUBSIDIARY OF INTERNATIONAL RETAILER, COLES MYER LTD. PRIME LOCATIONS SECURE TENANT LONG TERM LEASES ATTRACTIVE PRICE ■SvM eC W ttucU** on Eight strategically positioned throughout Auckland city and one in a
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  • STOCK EXCHANGE OF SINGAPORE 1
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      930 21  -  By Sylvia Wong HIGH HOPES are pinned on the local stock market's performance this week as the rally, started towards the end of last week, is expected to continue. The stock market shook off the lethargy of the previous months with a new
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    190 22 I PHPNn s wres have a par value of {1 and traded in lots of 1,000 shares P/E ratio Reflect last annual consolidated results Foreign shares P/Es are adiusted for LLULIIU each unless otherwise specified currency differences ABN shares quoted in dollars q, y'ld Foreign
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      36 22 PAUL IN CONCERT How did he perform lasr night? Better than Eric Clapton? Or Hall and Oates? Or Kenny G? We have the verdict today. At lunchtime NEW, NEWS, NEWSY t|W From lunch-time. Monday to Saturday.
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    150 23 Foataata: denotei u-dnidMd far Na» 7 (S> yastarday's prict <nh| days Friday and Saturdays Mdy MIGluvC poce, ■4. -11-- nr -I r *n OWIHIJ pnevs will 09 fcwd at tfca and af eadi day M -a AAT g— .-I uiisuc nine unotr trr iivtiunnn Schauta
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      107 23 Before you invest tear out this newspaper coupon Tear out this coupon and mail it to us today, to receive a free copy of The Investors' Guide To Unit Trusts. It will tell you about Unit Trusts: a form of investment that allows you to spread your investment risk, yet
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      12 24 Deemed Interest q Enlarged share capital NA Not Available
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      122 24 Figures in brackets are for the previous corresponding period (a): Adjusted for scrip issues, (I): In million Dutch Florins, (c): Profit after tax. (d): In million HKJ. (t): Company's profit, (f): In million yen. L: Loss, IE: Tax Exempted. NYA: Not Yet Available, (f): Profit after tax minority
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      CORPORATE DEVELOPMENTS
      451 24 Nov 8 Suntec Investment has taken a 5.05% stake in Amcol Holdings for $19. lm. Two members of the Sombawang Group, Sembawang Projects Engineering Pte Ltd and PT Gema Semßrown, have clinched engineering, procurement and construction contracts for the building of a polystyrene plant in Merak, Indonesia. Nov
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      114 24 M shares quoted haw a par value of SI unless otherwise specihed. (a) Adjusted lor scnp issue; (b) First and Final, NY A Mot Yet A variable, (c) Includes 4* special diwtend; (d) Includes 6* special divriend. (e) Income Distributor. (f) Includes 3* bonus dnadend: (t) W-Yearly Interest,
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      50 24 Net Profit represents consolidated earnings after provision for depreciation interest charges, taxation and minority interests, (a) Adjusted for scrip issue, (b): In mihon yen. (c) In Austrafcan dolars. (d) In m*»n gutters, (e) In HKsm. Profit before tax. TE Tax Exempt NA Not Available. I Loss, (f) USJm
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      454 24 Omega Hoidhgs Bhd: 2nd AGM at Kayangan 2, Holiday Inn Shah Alam, Ptaza Perangsang, Persiaran Perbandaran, ***** Shah Alam, Seiangoc on Monday, Nov 11, at 10am. Scotts Hoidhgs Ltd: 11th AGM at Silks Lounge, #05-00 The Ascott, 6 Scotts Road, Singapore 0922 on Monday. Nov 11, at 12
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  • KUALA LUMPUR STOCK EXCHANGE
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      552 25 HOPES that the 1992 Budget will spur buying interest were dashed when shares were dealt mixed in the holidayshortened session on the Kuala Lumpur stock market last week. The market had staged a two-week run-up prior to the Budget as dabblers bought ahead hoping
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  • MARKET REVIEWS
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      602 27 FT YORK JUST WHEN the US slock market had fallen into a new quandary about corporate performance, triggered by an ambiguous round of third quarter earnings, and begun to abandon hope of another interest rate cut, along came Wednesday's Federal Reserve Board
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      891 27  -  Sun Hung Kai I^^honglCONG THE PERPETUAL reality of stock investment is that the bull always arrives when unext>ected. Vhile everybody took a cautious stance ahead of the government's anti-inflation-ary measures announcement, the market staged a spectacular rally last week with the Hang
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        194 27 THE Australian share market continued to make solid gains last week as investors held on to scrip in anticipation of a bull run, brokers said on Friday. The main market indicator, the All Ordinaries Index, closed on Friday at 1696.3, up 12.2 points on the previous week's close. The
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        125 27 THE South Korean bourse closed last week mixed after it recovered from an earlier plunge as buying orders for underestimated stocks backed up share prices. The broad-based Composite Price Index closed Saturday's half-day session at 684.71, almost unchanged from a week ago. Average daily turnover was a low 14.4
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        97 27 THE Stock Exchange of Thailand (SET) index recovered from sluggish trading in the previous week as it jumped 44.22 points to close at 686.03 points on Friday, up 6.4 per cent on last week's close of 641.81. Analysts attributed the surge to investors' growing confidence in the market. The
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        327 27 SHARE prices on the Taiwan Stock Exchange showed a continuation of the recent upward trend last week, despite continued unease over political unrest on the island. Extending the previous week's 1,9-per cent boost, the 243-issue Weighted Price index put on another 106.91 points or 2.5 per cent to close
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      A quieter, emptier market with the death of Robert Maxwell
      927 27  -  By Ray Heath LONDON THE CITY of London is a quieter, emptier and less exciting place following the death of Robert Maxwell. He died as he lived, making headlines, raising questions and causing upheavals on the stock market. His plunge
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      460 27 Investors hoping for discount rate cut by week-end AFP TOKYO SHARE prices suffered a substantial setback in lethargic trading in a holiday-short-ened week on the Tokyo Stock Exchange in the absence of fresh incentives. The yardstick of the market, the Nikkei Stock Average, closed out
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      376 27 I!ll i O! 'K\i MMf K FCN $1 MILLION HOLE-IN-ONE GOLF TOURNAMENT Yes. there's $1 Million to he won if you score a Hole-in-One. The Courvoisier FCN SI Million Hole-in-One tournament will he Singapore's most exciting golf event ever! The qualifying round to determine the 100 lucky contestants for the
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  • WORLD STOCK MARKETS
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        373 28 BLUE CHIP issues fell in active late trading on Friday, but the broad market moved up, as it had all week. The Dow Jones Industrial Average closed at 3,045.62, down 8.49 for the day and 10.73 for the week. Volume on the New York Stock Exchange was 183.3
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        91 28 SHARE prices finished higher on London's Stock Exchange on Friday, helped speculation about a cut in interest rates as well as by a good start to Wall Street. The Financial Times-Stock Exchange 100-share index was up 21 points, or 0.8 per cent, at the close of 2,559 points. The
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        191 28 THE Frankfurt stock market scored a big gain on Friday, as the DAX spot trend index ended the day and week at 1,606 points, a hefty 1.76 per cent gain by comparison with the Thursday close. The Commerzbank indicator ended with a gain of 1.49 per cent at 1,861.50
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        271 28 ITALIAN shares closed lower on Friday after another dismal session of broad losses, as fears about the market's financial health pared trading volume to the bone. "There isn't much reason to hope that things can change in the shortterm. The climate, with the end of the account drawing near,
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        180 28 THE Paris Bourse was in fine fettle on Friday, as the CAC-40 stock price index finished the day at 1,857.55 points, a gain of 1.03 per cent from the Thursday close. The indicator had been up by 0.35 per cent at the opening. Foreign investors were more in evidence
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        437 28 SWISS shares closed on Friday near their day's highs in brisk trade as sentiment improved on a combination of favourable company results, a relaxation in Swiss interest rates and firmer foreign bourses, brokers said. The all-share SPI index rose 17.1 points, or 1.57 per cent, to 1,104.9, only a
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        141 28 GOLD shares fell sharply on Friday, but industrials continued to rise. The JSE industrial index rose 13 points to a new record high of 4,316, while the all-share index was five points lower at 3,525. The All-Gold index dropped 24 points to 1,090. Johannesburg No* 8 Rand INDUSTRIALS A
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        103 28 PRICES on the Stockholm bourse fell further on Friday in moderate early trade, despite overnight gains on Wall Street. Dealers said investors were cautious pending this week's string of company results. The bourse general index had lost 0.39 per cent to 989.59 in turnover of 220 million crowns. Blue
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        408 28 A SUDDEN downturn in Canadian bonds during the afternoon trimmed gains in Toronto stocks but broad-based strength kept equities afloat on Friday, dealers said. Stocks keyed on an initial upturn in bonds before the market established a momentum of its own, they added. "The hope of lower interest rates
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        196 28 INDICES TURNOVER Nov 8 CIom Previous NEW YORK Dow Jones 3,045.62 3,054.11 -8.49 SAP 500 392.89 393.72 -0.83 Turnover (million) 183.3 206.9 23.6 LONDON Financial Times 30 1.975.5 1,956.7 18.8 FTSE 100 2,559 2,538 21 Turnover (million) 556.7 571.9 -15.2 FRANKFURT DAX Index 1,606 1,578.4 27.6 AMSTERDAM EOE Index unav
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      Lock icon Copper producers, consumers agree to form world body
      462 30 Reuter GENEVA Copper producing and importing countries agreed on Friday to meet in January to set up an international body to improve co operation and provide a forum for inter-governmental consultations. The agreement came at the end of a two-day meeting organised
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      Lock icon Gold market languishing on lack of stimulus
      264 30 Reuter NEW YORK Gold prices have been locked between US$35O and US$37O an ounce and are unlikely to strike out of that range because of the absence of a market-moving stimulus, industry analysts said. The phrase: "The market just isn't what it was
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      Lock icon Crude prices drift lower as last Kuwaiti fire doused
      908 30 REPORTS AFP LONDON News that the final Kuwaiti oil-well fire had been extinguished last week eoincided with a fall in erode prices in reaction to concerns about Opcc's production levels. An estimate from the International Energy Agency putting Opec output at
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      1321 30 BUSINESS TIMES TELEPHONE: 730-5771/5772/5773 FAX: 734-4982 NOTICE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that, I Lim Geok Eng of No 34, Craig Road #06-03, Chinatown Plaza Singapore 0208, have applied for a 1 st Class Beer House licence in respect of premises at M/s Chuan Kee Eating House at 17, Smith Street
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    292 31 The following artnes amve at/depart from Terminal 2: Finnar Oy, Malaysian Ajrltne, Myanmar Airways Corporation, Olympic Airways, Ptnlcpme Artnes, Royal Bninei Artnes. Singapore Artnes, Swissar, Tradewmds and UTA French Artnes TELEPHONE NUMBERS: SATS *****88 A* Canada *****55 JAI *****08 KLM *****42/44 CIAS *****34 UA *****11 Thai
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      155 31 Now, NOL has created an enhanced and improved North America Express Service. For the North America Atlantic Coast the Asia-East Coast Express you'll enjoy all the benefits of speed: just 22 days from SIN-NY. While for the North America Pacific Coast, there'll be 4 routings from the Far East for
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      324 31 CRYPTIC CROSSWORD ACROSS 1 Renege on one's debts to the men of Harlech (5) 4 Pollutant calling for a Channel island waste carrier (4,4) 10 Modify the engineer's prototype (7) 11 Made certain in the end (7) 12 A return of prohibition from the Middle East? (4) 13 Taking an
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      162 31 WEATHER Singapore Outlook: Showers with gusty winds over many areas in the morning. Report Maximum temperature 31.6 Assoc humidity 58% Minimum temperature 22.6 Assoc humidity 97% Hours of sunshine 3.80 Rainfall in mm 30.3 Rainfall this month 42.8 Rainy days this month 4 World report Asia-Pacific Hi/Lo* Auckland 20/13 Bangkok
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      46 31 BnStC*r: RanicDidserS oot*es .C3hi VioRN»N&, MyL£TT I DON'T <NO(jJ OJHV yyj sf£AK To rwprr cmrp. I CRN'T STBhiD H»m k NOT ONUV Does H£ SrOQKC HIS Fife IN TH£ urr But weujßirejs wares in Tue. mp>R£iNs OF u&gftßy &00KS. C ASSOCIATED NEWSPAPERS LTD.. 1*62-1991 Otii- BSS7A
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    Dr M warns rulers not to cross constitutional lines
    565 32  -  Umno's annual conference From Leslie Lopez in KUALA LUMPUR MALAYSIAN Prime Minister Datuk Seri Dr Mahathir Mohamad warned that the country's nine hereditary rulers could risk being ousted by the people if they overstepped their boundaries as defined under the constitution.
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    428 32 AP HONGKONG More than 100,000 eager investors from all over China mobbed financial centres in a southern Chinese city over the weekend as one of communist China's two stock exchanges readied for its biggest expansion yet. The expansion, which had been delayed because
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    288 32 AFP BEIJING A major reform of China's business tax system is expected soon, but the market-oriented overhaul is facing obstacles as the state's financial difficulties worsen, an official newspaper said yesterday. The China Daily reported that the communist authorities will promulgate an
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    209 32 AFP WASHINGTON US President George Bush has considered delaying the North American free-trade pact until after next year's election amid fear of criticism of his trade policies, The Washington Post reported last Saturday. Formal talks aimed at signing a free-trade agreement among Canada, Mexico
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    63 32 GENEVA You may be able to afford the latest sports car but not this bicycle, a US$l million (551.68 million) creation of (from left) painter Jean-Marc Rustimann, jeweller Volker Rhenisch and saddler Maurice Granier. The futuristic bicycle's carbon fibre frame is fitted with ostrich-leather saddle and
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    385 32 Reuter WASHINGTON The US Treasury Department says major industrial countries that form the Group of Sev- I en expect a "far more mod- 1 est" economic recovery than I after past major downturns. G-7 countries had weak < economies this year and 1 would
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    BG Lee, BG Yeo to attend Apec meeting
    273 32 SINGAPORE The Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Trade and Industry, BG (Res) Lee Hsien Loong, will lead the Singapore delegation to the next Asia Pacific Economic Cooperation (Apec) Ministerial Meeting, which will kick off in Seoul on Wednesday. A statement from
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      FELS wins contract to install sea plough system
      357 33  -  By Selva Kumar SINGAPORE Listed rigbuilding leader Far East Levingston Shipbuilding (FELS) has won a contract to install a sea plough system on a cable laying ship that it built at its yard recently. The Keppel Corporation subsidiary is now installing the
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      Lock icon TWA's loss up in 3rd quarter
      188 33 UPI NEW YORK Trans World Airlines Inc reported that its third-quarter losses widened to US$5l.3 million (5586.7 million) from US$l4.7 million a year earlier, largely reflecting the impact of the recession and the Gulf War on air travel. The latest quarterly results included a
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      Lock icon Bombadier may buy de Havilland
      172 33 Reuter SEATTLE An executive of Bombadier Inc's Canadair regional jet division said it would be possible that the Montreal-based company could seek a majority stake in Boeing Co's ailing de Havilland commuter aircraft unit 'and accept two European bidders as minority stakeholders. Bombadier has been
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      128 33 AFP BEIJING Air France is to strengthen its Asian presence by increasing scats on flights to the region by 28 per cent in 1992, company president Bernard Attali said here. Mr Attali was here last Saturday for the inauguration of Air France's direct flights
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      Lock icon Indian navy stops ships with arms for Lankan rebels
      235 33 AP MADRAS The Indian navy chased and captured two high-powered vessels carrying explosives for Sri Lankan rebels, the Defence Ministry announced on Saturday. The two vessels were intercepted on Thursday and were being towed to Madras, the ministry said in a
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      Lock icon Pirates injure 30 in latest raid on Bangladeshi fleet
      264 33 Reuter DHAKA Pirates armed with guns and spears attacked Bangladeshi trawlers in the Bay of Bengal, injuring at least 30 fishermen. Police said last Saturday in Barisal town on the coast that the pirates captured five trawlers with 24 crewmen in
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      Lock icon Senate votes to ban autodial phone marketing devices
      188 33 NYT WASHINGTON The Semite last Thursday unanimously approved bills that would virtually ban the use of automated dialling machines in telephone marketing and would make it easier to block unwanted calls by live sales representatives. The first measure, sponsored by Senator Ernest
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        Banking on shipping again
        34 33 TROUBLED Bank of Boston, which burnt its fingers with some bad shipping loans back in the *****, sees selective ship financing as one way to hasten its recovery Page 2
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        New terminal for Kennedy Airport
        47 33 THE first new terminal for Kennedy International Airport in nearly 30 years has been proposed by a consortium of three of the biggest international airlines, Lufthansa Airlines, Japan Air Lines and Air France, airline and airport officials said last Friday Back Page
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        NT&T chief doubtful of fibre optics plan
        57 33 THE chicf of Nippon Telegraph and Telephone Corp (NT&T), which rivals American Telephone Telegraph for leadership as the world's largest telephone company, expressed doubts last Friday about his company's plans to wire Japan's 45 million households with advanced fibre optics, the most ambitious
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        Standard & Poor's downgrades GM shares
        54 33 Standard Poor's downgrades GM shares LARGE and continuing losses at the nation's two largest car makers prompted Standard Poor's Corp on Friday to lower the ratings on the preference and preferred shares of General Motors and revise its ratings outlook to "negative" from "stable" for the bonds and preference shares
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        4th Bimco course to be conducted in Singapore
        90 34 THE Baltic and International Maritime Council will conduct its 4th course in Singapore on Nov 21 at the Singapore Port Institute. The course will focus on Demurrage, General Average, Banker's Role in Shipping Transactions and Tanker Chartering. Co-sponsored by the Singapore National
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        Craning for Baltimore's skyline
        95 34 BALTIMORE Like the rest of it, Baltimore's landmarks have a blue-collar air. When the last shipyard in the Inner Harbour was sold to make way for a condominium-marina complex, officials at the Baltimore Museum of Industry decided the city's skyline would not be the same without
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        Japanese fishing ship detained
        108 34 QUITO The Ecuadoran Navy held up a Japanese fishing vessel after discovering some 1,600 sharks caught in a huge net inside the boundaries of the Galapagos Islands reserve, the environmentalist Charles Darwin Foundation said on Saturday. The Chokyo Mara is one of 19 Japanese fishing vessels
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        Paris' airports hit by strike
        137 34 PARIS Cancellations and delays of up to 90 minutes were reported on Saturday at Paris' Roissy and Orly airports on the third day of a strike called by technicians. Authorities warned that the disruption could be worse today as many people are expected to return
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        Soviets plan air show in Iran
        105 34 NICOSIA The Soviet Union plans to hold an aviation and space show in Teheran soon to promote its technology, the Iranian news agency Irna said. Irna, monitored in Nicosia, quoted Mr Alexander Vitov, manager of the Soviet pavilion at the Dubai Airshow, as saying
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      Lock icon Banking on shipping, again
      1127 34  -  Troubled Bank of Boston, which burnt its fingers with some bad shipping loans back in the *****, sees selective ship financing as one way to hasten its recovery, reports Elizabeth Canna Elizabeth Canna American Shipper SHIPPING is no longer a forbidden subject at the Bank of
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      DAILY FREIGHTS
      662 34 DRY cargo charter rates on Thursday dropped slightly on oversupply fears in the Atlantic and lack of enquiry in the Pacific, brokers said. This was reflected in a fivepoint decline in the Baltic Freight Index to 1,654, with all panamax routes slightly lower. There was talk that one
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      COCKETT BUNKER MARKET REPORT
      401 34 THIS twice 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
      9785 42 This is a list of ships loading at Singapore for 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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      Lock icon Three foreign airlines plan new terminal at Kennedy Airport
      396 50 NYT NEW YORK The first new terminal for Kennedy International Airport in nearly 30 years has been proposed by a consortium of three of the biggest international airlines, Lufthansa Airlines, Japan Air Lines and Air France, airline and airport officials said
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      Lock icon NT&T chief doubtful of plan to install fibre optics
      316 50 NYT NEW YORK The chief of Nippon Telegraph and Telephone Corp (NT&T), which rivals American Telephone Telegraph for leadership as the world's largest telephone company, expressed doubts last Friday about his company's plans to wire Japan's 45 million households with advanced
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      Lock icon GM to replace defective new engines for free
      242 50 NYT DETROIT General Motors' new approach to repairing its newest engines is not to fix them at all. Instead, it is paying dealers to remove engines with problems and replace them with new ones. The unusual programme, which started in October, covers
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      Lock icon Standard & Poor's downgrades GM shares
      512 50 Standard Poor's downgrades GM shares Ford shares also revised to negative from stable NYT DETROIT Large and continuing losses at the nation's two largest car makers prompted Standard Poor's Corp on Friday to lower the ratings on the preference and preferred shares of General Motors and revise its ratings outlook
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      1463 35 TRANSPORT WARY No* 13 (12.15pm to 1.45pm): Luncheon Talk by Mr Hugh O McCoy on "An Overview of the Present State of the World Bulk and Tanker Markets and the Likely Future Trends", organised by The Institute of Chartered Shipbrokers (Singapore Branch) at the World Trade Centre Club. For further
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      893 41 PACIFIC INTERNATIONAL LINES (PTE) LTD PIL Building, 140 Cecil Street #03-00, Singapore 0106. REGIONAL CONTAINER SERVICES I JAKARTA TAIWAN VESSEL KOTA SABAS KOTA SABAS VOY SIN KAO KEE SIN KSSIOI 3/12 t/12 10/12 17/12 KSBIO2 17/12 23/12 24/12 31/12 HO CHI MINH VESSEL STRAITS PRIDE VOY 38N SIN 17/11 HCM
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      650 41 BEN LINE CONTAINERS LTD 200 Cantonment Road Tel: *****22 #13-05 Southpoint Fax: *****63 Singapore 0208. Telex: RS ***** CLOSING TIME FCL: 12/11/91 0600 HRS CLOSING TIME FCL: 14/11/91 1600 HRS LCL: 14/11/91 1600 HRS LCL: 14/11/91 0200 HRS EXPRESS CONTAINER SERVICE FROM UK/CONTINENT Agents: Singapore Ben Line Tel: 225 3522
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      373 41 BOUSTEAD SHIPPING AGENCIES W MYANMA FIVE STAR UNE (Myanmar National Line) Loading (or Yangon (Rangoon) MERGU VIIOW HP*-UN VI69W PINT* VllB* PAGAN Vl76* HP*-AN Vl7o* S'pore In ft 18/20 Nov 23/25 Nov 26 28 Nov 30/2 Dm P.KIf Pen P.Gdf THE BANK UNE (A Mrvtc* of Andrew Weir Shipping) SEMI-CONTAINER
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      128 43 ScanDutchff TO EUROPE (NORTH CONTINENT-UK-SCANDINAVIA) WEEKLY Mm nciuda linw, Saiorno. Saiorncj TO WEST MEDITERRANEAN WEEKLY nOH VESSEL SarO|a/W Bhum Saroia ,'W Bhum itott Bhum Soroja/W Bhum Saroia W Bhum Sarin j/W Bhum Soroja/W Bhum Tim (2) Ciukmi tatia (3) la TO AND FROM PHILIPPINES WEEKLY SO Star 44A Bonja Bhum
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      377 43 MEDLLOYD EUROPE Nedlloyd Lines SERVICE OFFERS YOU 21 DA YS TO GOTHEMRURG j^NedHgyd NEW ZEALAND/FIJI VESSEL N Rosario/9126S N. Rotterdam/ 9128S N Rouen/9129S Jkt M| 18/11+ 16/11 23/11 25/11 2/12 5/12 10/11 25/11 4/12 10/11 25/11 4/12 Sin 15/11 27/11 6/12 Stop 20/11 30/11 9/12 4/12 13/12 23/11 Fii(A) N-Pfymouth(A)
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      540 44 TO AUSTRALIA/NEW ZEALAND MARTHA I 211 ELLEN HUDMj 2(2 C VEROLME 254 TO USA/CANADA USA Houston, Savannah, Norfolk. Baltimore. Now York CANADA —Montreal. Toronto FROM USA/CANADA/EUROPE/MEDITERRANEAN CjF. M R\l \Cj I. N 1:- II no |u:; ..K'.Minl i BELSIN SHIPPING AGENCIES PTE. LTD. "T; P tnwo Bin r v "2b.
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      340 44 T.S.K. LINE (TOKYO SENPAKU KAISHA, LTD) STORL AGENT TSKLINE AGENCIES (S) PTE LTD 70 SHENTON WAY #04-01 MARINA MOUSE S PORE 0207 TEL: *****6:* FAX: 2261<)72/3 TLX: ***** TSKSIN AC* lAM ACX RUBY (ALSO ACCEPTMG Ftt TO HROSHIMA) IMPORTS FROM JAPAN, TAIWAN ft HONG KONG SPORE TO JAKARTA "TWICE WEEKLY"
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      711 44 HJ CHINA OCEAN SHIPPING COMPANY cos MALAYSIA'S AGENTS CHUNG CHIAO SHIPPING SDN BHD KL TEL: *****91/17 FAX: *****92 ***** P. KLANG TEL *****M/S TLX :MA ***** PENANG TEL 620*41 TLX: MA ***** GUAN GUAN SHIPPING SDN BHD P.KLANG TEL: 3U920C/7, *****55 FAX: 03-36U764 TLX: MA ***** PENANG TEL: 04-6134«7/6254U FAX:
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      579 45 1 rCTE SHIPPING (S) PTE LTD r-" rn NEW BRIDGE ROAD #09 On -t\t, CHINATOWN POINT S (0105) To: ALL VALUED CUSTOMERS: WEEKLY CONSOLIDATION TO Far East, Europe Mediterranean Offering Very Competitive Rates Call Us Now! For Your Next Consignment For booking enquiries please contact Sophia Bay oi Katfilyn Tay
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      241 45 RICHFIELD MARINE AGENCIES (S) PTE LTD TEL: *****33 (12 Lines) FAX: *****15/*****03 TELEX: RS ***** RISHIP (3 Llims) (National Lines of Ethiopia) ACCEPTING FCL AND CONVENTIONAL E KIEN HIIMG LINE FULLY CONTAINERISED FORTNIGHTLY LINER SERVICE TO MAURITIUS AND SOUTH AFRICA ACCEPTING BOTH FCL/LCL CARGO Vessel Voy Spore P Louis Durban
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      639 45 SEAWARD SHIPPING AND TRADING GO (S) PTE LTD FOR BOOKINGS ft ENQUIRIES PLEASE CONTACT: SINGAPORE POUT KELANG SEAWARD SHIPPING i TRADING ORIENTAL SHIPPING CORPORATION CO (S) PTE LTD. TEL K.L *****6/*****4 1111. INTERNATIONAL PLA2A PORT KELANG *****8 ANSON ROAD. KUANTAN 095 *****3/4 SINGAPORE 0207 PASIR GUDANG *****M5 TEL: *****77 (5
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      87 45 fUCO >nal C HUaincr Lino (;KI AT KKiION SI lIIMMXC» C Vll 1 II) lu H )ki \i. ill: 2200 Vs.s '/a J a SOON KIAT SHIPPING PTE LTD 3 SHENTON WAY #20-05/06 SHENTON HOUSE REGULAR SERVICE TO SARAWAK I BRUNEI STORE In Pt ia/ii 14/11 20/11 BMiAi/Mri/K Mat Miju
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      274 45 TNBHK VSL VOY SINGAPORE MADRAS BMQAPORK VESSEL VOY TIGER STAR 170N TIGER BAY 179N TIGER SHARK 03N SM sw 1016/11 20-21/11 15-17/11 24-2C/11 28-30/11 SM 23-24/11 02-03/12 05-00/11 VSL VOY SMOAPORE/CALCUTTA/SMOAFORE VESSEL VOY SM CAL SM LHOTSE 411 SM 17-21/11 27-21/11 TIGER RIVER 139CN8 16-17/11 23-27/11 03-04/12 EAGLE BREEZE 002
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      451 46 MAC-NELS S'PORE PENANG: (04) *****6 SIBU: (084) *****9 KK: (088 *****0 TAWAU: (089) *****9 PENANG: (04) *****6 SIBU: (084) *****9 KK: (088 *****0 TAWAU: (089) *****9 P.KELANG: (03) *****77 JAKARTA: (21) *****32 KUCHING: (082) *****3 SURABAYA: (31) *****0 EXPORT: *****22 IMPORT: *****02 Sf^KS s i sh IKlilW ;>:• v. X;
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      336 46 AUSTASIA LINE AND MERLION SHIPPING AGENCY BLUE STAR LINE "SINGAPORE TO FROM NEW ZEALAND AND T/S TO FIJI TO AND FROM NEW ZEALAND PORTS SM PROSPECT 15S In Port MAMMUM 0501 19/11 PREMIER 15$ 2S/11 NPI 19/11 30/11 9/11 JUL ITT VIA MTV 21/11 VIA NPL 2/12 VIA NPI 11/11
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      666 46 THONG SOON LINES PTE. LTD. 77 ROBINSON ROAD #15-00, #16-00 SIA BUILDING SINGAPORE 0106 TEL: *****68 FAX NO: *****11, *****22 VESSEL VOY PUS HKG SIN POM HON NORO RAB LAE MAD EQUATOR STAR 5/91S OS/11 11/11 16/11 24/11 27/11 29/11 31/11 03/12 05/12 EQUATOR RUBY 8/91S 28/11 28/11 03/12 11/12
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      644 47 Everett Lines \arjU COMPANIA PERUANA TOIA DE VAPORES "PERUVIAN STATE LINE" ACCEPTING BREAKBULK/FCL/SOC CARGOES TO/FROM CALLAO, MATARANI, ILO* t OTHER PERUVIAN PORTS* WITH T/S AT KOBE ON CPV THROUGH BILL Of LADING. Pwunf* P. Ktljnj Snfaptn E'Msia KARABfVERETT h Pt/12 Hw JOHNEVERETT 14/15 Nov 16/17 No* SHAPIAEVERf TT 01/02 Doc
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      272 47 I M N.AMERICA/CARRIBEAN SERVICES Accwtng cwjo to Mm* USA Carr*«M. Central Arnica mi E»t I Mm Kciptinf 44' If to Hongkong. Taiwan, and lapan ISRAEL/ADRIATIC SERVICES Ikcaftßf I* Hand 00m Umcn htm Dntnabans Naty. hatha Sx)l<rtan4, Franca, Gtrmtrrj fangary. Man* Naftn. Inan*. Caßi la fatnai Vahntia. I. <fn la. Santa.
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      424 47 MULTI-MODE SHIPPING PTE LTD WEEKLY CONSOL SERVICE MIDDLE-EAST /PERSIAN GULF ACCEPTING FCL/LCL DUBAI DAMMAN SHARJAH DOHA, MUSCAT BAHRAIN ABU OHABI BANDAR ABBAS. JEDOAH FAR EAST ACCEPTING FCL/LCL PENANG P KELANG JAKARTA BANGKOK HONG KONG. TAIWAN JAPAN MANILA KOREA UK/EUROPE ACCEPTING FCL/LCL LONDON FELIXSTOWE LEEDS. TILBURY ABERDEEN LE HARVE HAMBURG ROTTERDAM
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      427 47 w PERINTIS LINE WEEKLY FULL CONTAINER SERVICE ACCEPTING ALL FCL CARGOES BETWEEN SINGAPORE JAKARTA SURABAYA General Agents ASIA PERINTIS LINES PTE LTD 15 Enggor Street. Realty Centre 10-04 Singapore 0207 Tlx: ***** A/B PTASIA FAX: *****53. TEL: *****33 CR NO. **********0 C APID Weekly LCL/FCL Regular BREAKBULK Service CHINA HUANOPU
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      249 47 [IDEUGRO1 DEUGRO SEAFREIGHT (MEMBER OF THE PRESS GROUP) CR NO: *****9 OOOOK AUCKLAND 15 DAYS TRANSIT "MV M AND AM A" V.0508 19.11.91 LCL/FCL PLEASE CALL: SHELTON, KW TAN, LIN, CHWEE, KHATIJAH TEL: *****00 FAX: *****79 IFB IFB IFB IFB IFB IFB IFB IFB ■FB FB > i IFB IFB
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      394 48 JET// FIL CONTAINER SERVICES PTE LTD MADRAS CALCUnA BANGKOK DUBAI HON6KONG ALSO ACCEPTMG Roofor carlo 20 /40' to Banfkok and FCL/LCI to tho foflowmf destinations: NETHERLAND, GERMANY, U.K, FRANCE, PMUPfWES, KOREA, SCANOMAVIA BELGIUM. SPAIN, EUROPE, INLAND PORTS, TAINAN. CHINA, JAPAN, KARACHI. BOMBAY. MDOLE EAST. AFRICA. USA. MEXICO. CANADA AND VARIOUS
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      451 48 Bonterm! CONTERM FREIGHT (F.E) PTE LTD. GUARANTEED WEEKLY CONSOLIDATION AUCKLAND FREMANTLE GOOD RATES! FAST TRANSIT! DON'T WAIT, CALL US NOW: 235 0633 (KATHLEEN/ JULIE/ NICHOLAS/ MAM.YN) PORT KELANG TEL. NO: (03-*****32) PENANG TEL. NO: (04-*****7, *****4) FARGO ONTAINER LINES REGULAR EXPRESS FCL LCL SERVICE DESTINATION ETA SINGAPORE BANGKOK HONGKONG 13/11,
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      486 48 COP-WRV MTERfJIODRL I 7 i Cull m LCL/FCL SERVICE FROM PENANG operates ever «I 0 umkntkMkm in U.BA maintains over 36,000 tractor* truck*, services over 60,000 points in U.SA CUJI ofter ratable LCL/FCL services Ganarai Agamr Marina Ong KL: ALLIED-LINK >3-*****! Susan Ng/Phillp Km SINGAPORE: 778 8922(22 lines) •rana Chang/Eathar
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      459 48 CENTRAL EXPRESS LINES FOR BOOKINGS CfcNT R AI EXPRESS S PORE .'.>l<>ofch tAGLELINfcR PENANO 'J1 EAGLELINER PORT KtLANG 01 ih CHINESE-POLISH JOINT STOCK SHIPPING CO CONTAINER/MtAKBULK U S I HOI M> Sn M/S QUYUAN V.40 13/11 CASABLANCA M/S LUXUN V.15 23/11 BANDAR ABBAS/ANTNW/ROTTEHOAM/ HAMBURG M/S CARNWAL ¥.27 4/12 ANTWERP/ROTTERDAM/HAIfIURG/GDVItA M/S
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      247 50 CHARTPOINT Every Saturday in Business Times MERCHANT MAMNE CO. LTD. FULLY CONTAINERISED TRANSPACIFIC SERVICE FULLY CONTAINERISED INTRA-ASIA SERVICE FIXED DAY DEDICATED STRAITS FEEDER SERVICES FOR ENQUIRES, PLS CALL *****41, *****64 CR: **********00 PSA OPERATOR'S COOE: HY CONVENTIONAL SERVICES TO MIDDLE-EAST ARTEMMION VOIOA TO USA RADIANT VENTURE TO KOREA QEORQIOB M
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      140 50 PT. CELEBES LINES dedicated common feeder service to from INDONESIA General Agents: Common Freight Carriers pte ltd. 7 arm mmo #»i m tmuonc pmm coma SMGAPOK 02M TEL: *****55 TELEX: W 2M» FAX *****92, 2254M9 Urtwt CW« ■CM CTtaiMMMmi m JOSINDO TWICE WEEKLY SAILMGS VESSEL PASR GUDANG/SWGAPORE JOSINDO SATU SOUTH
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      556 50 CHARTPOINT Every Saturday in Business Times Freight Management Group This Week's Vessels Departure Australia....... 15/11 Bangladesh........ 18/11 8a1gium..... M ........17/11 Franca................. 17/11 Qarmany 17/11 Holland 17/11 Hong Kong 15/11 India 14/11 SIN JKT Phone: *****11 *****66 (ax: *****59 *****14 Indonesia..... 19/11 1ta1y..... 14/11 Japan 14/11 Korea 18/11 Malaysia... ....17/11 Mid-Eaat
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