The Business Times, 15 November 1991

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    16 1 Business Times THE BUSINESS PAPER FOR S-E ASIA MCI (P) 16/12/90 Friday, November 15, 1991 75*
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  • NEWS SUMMARY
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      Modest 0.1pc rise in US consumer prices
      51 1 WASHINGTON US consumer prices rose a modest 0.1 per cent in October, posting the smallest increase in the past seven months, the Labour Department said yesterday. It said the slowdown was broad based, reflecting declines in food prices and a moderation in energy
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      UK jobless rate up, earnings remain flat
      56 1 LONDON Unemployment in Britain rose 15,700 in October, taking the jobless rate to 8.7 per cent of the workforce, up from a revised 8.6 per cent in September. Figures released simultaneously showed the rate of increase in underlying average earnings flat at 7.75
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      Speedier processing
      21 1 THE Urban Redevelopment Authority has promised to speed up the process of granting provisional permission to developers Page 3
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      All eyes on petitions
      35 1 THE RESULT of five wind-ing-up petitions to be heard in the High Court today may finally seal the fate of Morroc-can-born businessman Elyamani Khamis' flagship company, Marina Village International Page 3
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      Chambers in tie-up
      37 1 THE Singapore Chinese Chamber of Commerce and Industry and the Singapore Malay Chamber of Commerce, through a joint-venture company, have forged an economic link with the Chinese northwestern province of Ningxia Hui Page 4
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      Call to boost links
      41 1 THE Philippines, which has unveiled economic-policy objectives that include massive infrastructure development and closer ties with Japan and Asia's newly-industrialising economies, should have better links with Tokyo and the NIEs, says presidential candidate Jovito Salonga. Page 10
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      Gorbachev ultimatum
      25 1 SOVIET President Mikhail Gorbachev will resign if leaders of the republics refuse to sign the new Union Treaty by next month Page 11
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      Warning over law
      42 1 THE Oslo-based International Association of Independent Tanker Owners (Intertanko) has warned that the stiff provisions of the American Oil Pollution Act of 1990 will depress the quality and volume of tftnker service to the US. Shipping Times Page 1
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  • MARKETS SUMMARY
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      Dow higher
      32 1 PRICES on Wall Street opened higher yesterday, with the Dow Jones index of 30 leading industrials gaining 4.91 points to stand at 3,070.21 points five minutes after the bell sounded.
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      Footsie higher
      25 1 LONDON shares rose strongly at midday yesterday. At 1230 GMT, the FTSE 100-Share Index stood at 2,566.3, up 19.8 points from Wednesday's close.
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      New plant planned
      32 1 TO KEEP up with the demand for its Yakult health drink, Cerebos Pacific is pumping in more than $11 million to build a bigger factory in Senoko Page 6
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      ChinTung chief moves
      17 1 THE BOSS of Hongkong brokerage ChinTung has resigned to join Merrill Lynch. Page 6
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      CityDev denial
      19 1 CITY Developments' board released a statement yesterday denying any knowledge of a covered warrant issue. Page 6
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      Shell tops Thai list
      20 1 SHELL Co of Thailand Ltd tops the list of the country's top 1,000 companies. Page 6
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      First for ADB
      20 1 THE Asian Development Bank yesterday launched its first US dollar public bond issue in Asia Page 9
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      STOCK INDICES
      29 1 Thursday Change BT-MGA 720.10 -0.22 Kuala Lumpur ....553.21 >2.64 Tokyo 24,176.54 -239.69 Hongkong 4,211.32 -28.% Sydney 1,670.4 +1.3 Wednesday Change New York 3,065.3 +11.19 London 2,546.5 -29
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      CURRENCIES
      24 1 Exdwift rates USS SS 1.6740 100 Yen SS 1.2907 MS SS 0.6109 MtMy market rates Overnight 3 5/8 -1/16 3-montn 3 9/16 unch
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      COMMODITIES
      37 1 London Gold AM fix US$356.15 -USS0.30 Rubber S pore Dec l35.25«/kg unch M'sia Dec 223.00Vkg unch KL Tin Turnover 52 tonnes +1 Spot MSl4.65/kg -0.09 Crado palm oil Turnover 962 lots -368 Jan MS874 /tonne +2
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    Stanchart files suit against Pan-El auditors
    363 1  -  No merit in claim of damages, counters Coopers Elaine Koh, Quak Hiang Whai SINGAPORE Standard Chartered Bank, which together with its merchant banking arm were major creditors of the ill-fated PanElectric Industries, has filed a claim of damages against Coopers Lybrand alleging negligence as
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    Price Waterhouse suit: Coopers names Ernst & Young third party
    287 1  - Price Waterhouse suit: Coopers names Ernst Young third party By Elaine Koh SINGAPORE Coopers Lybrand, faced with a $105 million negligence suit related to the failed Pan-Electric, has brought in Ernst Young as a third party, since the latter were auditors of some subsidiaries of the group, which went under
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    Lock icon BOJ cuts discount rate by 0.5 point
    165 1 AP TOKYO The Bank of Japan announced early yesterday it was cutting its official discount rate by 0.5 percentage point to 5.0 per cent to maintain economic growth. The decision, effective immediately, was made at a special policy-setting committee meeting attended by the
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    Indonesia's Suba Indah to go public despite bear market
    497 1  -  From Teh Hooi Ling in JAKARTA DESPITE the current bear market, PT Suba Indah, the manufacturing affiliate of Indonesia's biggest supermarket chain, Hero Supermarket, has chosen to go public. The company has applied to the market supervisory agency Bapepam and is
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    Building industry gets most jobs from public sector
    304 1 SINGAPORE Preliminary data from the Urban Redevelopment Authority's (URA) monthly construction statistics show that the public sector has again become the leading job generator in the construction sector. Estimates for the third quarter show about 70 per cent of the $2.14 billion
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    Group pledges concerted effort to break Gatt deadlock
    567 1  -  Apec meeting From Catherine Ong in SEOUL MINISTERS from 15 AsiaPacific economies capped their three-day forum in Seoul yesterday with a strong declaration pledging their commitment to help end the five-year deadlock in global trade talks. And they issued a separate statement
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      18 1 Too little, too late?, Pg 16 A big yawn, Pg 29 Plenty of business at home, Pg 13
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      119 1 o I Compact A3-format Copier. M,NOUA More reports on Pg 3: Apec's pace not for Asean to dictate, says BG Lee American 301 provision meets strong opposition Baker on why US b against EAEC More reports on Pg 2: Building sector likely to post strongest growth again Financial services sector
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  • PAGE 2 NEWS
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      Lock icon Building sector likely to post strongest growth again
      986 2  -  Preview of Singapore's 3rd Qtr economic survey: Construction, financial services With $2.14b worth of contracts awarded, its third quarter growth is expected to grow by more than 20pc By Colin Tan A STRONG showing is again expected from the construction sector, which
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      Financial services sector loses its shine
      618 2  -  By Alvin Tay THE financial and business services sector, Singapore's growth leader for the past two years, is likely to have its "Triple A rating" downgraded drastically when the government releases its economic health report for the third quarter tomorrow. In terms of year-on-year
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      Developers can expect shorter wait for building permission
      463 3  -  By Sylvia Wong SINGAPORE The Urban Redevelopment Authority has made "an unprecedented public commitment" to speed up the process of granting provisional permission to developers. And it says it will provide the latest planning information at the earliest stage. Under improvements made
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      Marina Village: winding-up petitions hearing today
      664 3  -  Fate of company hangs in the balance By Dawn Tan SINGAPORE As clouds continue to gather over the financial affairs of Moroccanborn businessman Elyamani Khamis, the result of five winding-up petitions to be heard in the High Court to* day may finally seal the
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      Apec's pace not for Asean to dictate, says BG Lee
      450 3  -  Apec meeting From Catherine Ong in SEOUL THE EMERGENCE of regional trading blocs in Europe and the Americas will dictate how fast A pec progresses as a grouping, Deputy Prime Minister BG Lee Hsien Loong said yesterday. While Asean countries
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      American 301 provision meets strong opposition
      215 3 AMERICA has met strong opposition from other Apec countries for insisting on its right to use the so-called 301 legislation to punish errant trading partners. Apec delegates said 301, a contentious issue for some US trading partners who feel its unilateral nature is not
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      Baker on why US is against EAEC
      158 3 AMERICAN Secretary of State James Baker says the US is hostile to Malaysia's East Asian Economic Caucus idea because it does not wish to see the formation of a regional sub-group "that draws a line down the Pacific". Speaking at an Apec ministerial
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  • SINGAPORE NEWS
    • NEWS ROUNDUP
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        FEER allowed to circulate 160 copies
        99 4 r'THE Ministry of Information and the Arts has allowed the Eastern Economic Review to distribute 160 copies per f to subscribers from January next year. The approval is i >i response to an application by the magazine. A ministry t "statement yesterday said the
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        BP, Mobil diesel prices up
        31 4 and Mobil raised their pump prices for diesel by 1.6 cents wNitre yesterday, in line with a 1.6-cent rise earlier this week Sra Caltex and Shell.
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        Cleaner burning fuel
        63 4 Responding to the government's call for environmentally friendly fuels, BP is launching diesel with a low sulphur Vbntent. Aimed at the industrial and commercial sectors, the jjew fuel has a sulphur content of 0.3 per cent, which is 40 per lower than the industry standard. A BP
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        More detailed records
        37 4 |w|ETS users can now keep a more detailed record of their Mending. Bank statements sent to ATM card-holders with the Mx NETS member banks will list the retail outlets at which Inrchases were made.
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      PAP to continue kindergarten classes in opposition wards in '92
      281 4 THE People's Action Party jftill continue its kindergarten jfesses in the four opposition Sf&rds in 1992. But it may classes in 1993 if money and teachers are in short supply, Education Minuter Dr Tony Tan said. "Children have registered ior
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      Two commerce chambers in tie-up with Ningxia
      404 4  -  Joint venture to handle exports from Chinese province By Shoeb Kagda TWO Singapore chambers of commerce have forged an economic link with the Chinese north-western province of Ningxia Hui. The Singapore Chinese Chamber of Commerce and Industry (SCCCI) and the Singapore Malay Chamber
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      Ngee Ann Kongsi offers subsidy for NITEC services
      309 4 CLAN ASSOCIATION Ngee Ann Kongsi will help to subsidise local enterprises wishing to tap the consultancy services of the Ngee Ann Industry Technology Exchange Centre (NITEC). The subsidy is a joint effort with Ngee Ann Polytechnic. NITEC is a technology centre set
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      $2.3m technology research centre to be set up
      225 4 A US computer manufacturer is setting up a $2.3 million research centre in partnership with the Nanyang Technological University (NTU). Called the Network Technology Research Centre (NTRC), it is financed by Digital Equipment Singapore (DES). To be operational in the first quarter
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      Bangladesh mission here to woo investors
      229 4 THE Malay Chamber of Commerce will be sending a delegation to Bangladesh to explore investment opportunities there in end-December or early January, said Shamsul Islam Khan, the Minister of Industries of Bangladesh at a news conference yesterday. Earlier in tlje day, he addressed a
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      Local refiners may raise capacity in near future: report
      363 4  -  By Lilian Ang SINGAPORE refiners may venture to build more crude distillation units in the next two to three years, said the latest energy report by the East-West Centre of Hawaii. The three-page report, which gave an update of the local
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      Three remaining major toy makers to stay put
      240 4 SINGAPORE'S three remaining major toy makers will not foUow the laid of rival Tomy and shift their operations out of Singapore at least for the time being. Nikko Electronics Toy Singapore, Taiyo and Blue Box Toy Factory plan to continue their manufacturing
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  • COMPANY NEWS 1
    • COMPANY BRIEFS
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        Superior Metal gets nod for Johor property deal
        78 6 SINGAPORE Superior Metal Printing Ltd yesterday said it has received approval from the Malaysian Foreign Investment Committee for the acquisition of a property at Jalan Sri Bahagia in Tampoi, Johor. The approval was given on condition that Superior ensures bumiputras will have
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        Lion Corp to build factories
        65 6 KUALA LUMPUR Lion Corporation Bhd is venturing into factory construction. Chairman Tan Sri William Cheng yesterday said that with computer-aided technology acquired from overseas, the group would be able to cut down costs by at least 30 per cent as well as reduce assembly time.
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        M'sian Oxygen profit up 12.7pc
        87 6 SINGAPORE Malaysian Oxygen Bhd yesterday reported a 12.7 per cent gain in group net earnings to M 532.83 million on a 20.4 per cent rise in turnover to MS 163.22 million for the year ended Sep 30, 1991. It expects its new plants and distribution
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        POSBank stake in GSI up
        51 6 SINGAPORE The Post Office Savings Bank bought 33,000 shares in General Securities Investments (GSI) on Nov 13 for $48,280 or at average price of $1,463 a share. This brings POSBank's stake in the DBS group's listed investment arm from 13.82 per cent to 13.88 per
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      CityDev, Hong Leong deny knowledge of covered warrants
      200 6 SINGAPORE City Developments Ltd's board of directors and major shareholders yesterday denied any knowledge of a covered warrant issue that an investor of the company is said to be working on. In a statement issued late last jiight, CityDev's board and Hong
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      Cerebos building bigger plant for Yakult
      554 6  -  New factory to have twice the capacity to cope with demand By Chuang Peck Ming SINGAPORE Business is so good for Cerebos Pacific's Yakult health drink which is believed to have cornered two-thirds of the local market for fermented drinks that its factory will
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      ChinTung boss resigns to rejoin Merrill Lynch
      474 6  -  By Magdalene Ng SINGAPORE Mr Raymond Lai, boss of ChinTung Holdings Ltd, has resigned from the company, marking an end to the Hongkong group's story as a family-run business. He will rejoin Merrill Lynch early next year. Mr Lai stayed with the securities
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      Van Der Horst prices down
      146 6 SINGAPORE Prices of Van Der Horst Lid's shares and warrants yesterday retreated almost to their prerumour levels amid almost simultaneous denials from Van Der Horst and two parties named in the rumours as being interested in acquiring Van Der Horst Yesterday, Van Der Horst's shares
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      NOL subsidiary building $32m warehouse
      289 6  -  By Dexter Lee SINGAPORE Neptune Orient Lines Ltd's subsidiary Orient Container Warehousing Services Pte Ltd is building a $32 million hightech bonded warehouse at Toh Guan Road in Jurong East. The warehouse, called Trident Districentre, will stand on 22,000 sq m of land leased from
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      UIS to get $4.45m tax refund
      222 6 SINGAPORE United International Securities Ltd has secured a semi-tax exempt status which qualifies it for a tax refund of $4.45 million. UIS, the investment arm of the United Overseas Bank group, said yesterday the Finance Ministry has designated it as an approved investment company
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      Lock icon Block deals see 20pc of Menang shares change hands
      296 6 MBT KUALA LUMPUR Ma- jor blocks of shares in Menang Corp changed hands in off-market transactions on Wednesday, at the same time that Menang shares were actively traded on the open market. It is understood that 41 million Menang shares were
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      Palm Resort raises entrance fee and seeks 500 new members
      581 6  -  By Kooi Cho Teng SINGAPORE Palm Resort Golf and Country Club in Senai, Johor, has launched a second membership drive following its overwhelming success in July last year. Its target 500 new members. This time round, however, the entrance fee
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      Barings in S'pore to promote Meralco issue
      398 7  -  Philippine power utility firm floating 20. lm shares From Al O Labita Jr in MANILA MANILA Baring Brothers will meet fund managers in Singapore today to drum up interest in the international flotation of U5538.79 million (5565.2 million) worth of "B" shares of
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      Lock icon Hitachi seeks Tokyo govt talks with US on tax dispute
      252 7 Firm accepts IRS mediation plan Reuter TOKYO Hitachi Ltd plans to ask Japan's National Tax Administration Agency to hold talks with the US Internal Revenue Service (IRS) on a tax dispute after Hitachi accepted an IRS mediation plan in September,
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      Lock icon Goodman Fielder Wattie to expand Indonesian plant
      246 7 AFP SYDNEY Food and beverage group Goodman Fielder Wattie Limited (GFW) said yesterday it will spend Asl2 million (5515.8 million) to speed up expansion of its margarine and cooking oil plant in Indonesia. GFW chief executive Michael Nugent said in a statement the
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      Shell heads list of top 1,000 firms in Thailand
      538 8  -  Oil companies dominate the top 10 From Michelle Rowe in BANGKOK THE 99-year-old Shell Company of Thailand Ltd has claimed the mantle of Thailand's most successful company in a study of the country's top 1,000 companies carried out by Business Review.
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      Lock icon Siemens profits rise despite Nixdorf losses
      390 8 FT FRANKFURT Siemens, the German electrical and electronics group, has announced a 7 per cent rise in net profits to 1.8 billion marks (551.84 billion) for the financial year to Sep 30 in spite of a continued heavy loss at its newly-acquired Nixdorf operation.
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    • COMPANY BRIEFS
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        Citizen interim profits down 15.8pc
        74 8 TOKYO Citizen Watch Co's net profit in the six months to September dropped 15.8 per cent from a year earlier to 4.9 billion yen (about Ss63 million). Overall sales were down 0.9 per cent to 121.8 billion yen, the major watchmaker said in a financial
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        Talks on sale of information
        63 8 NEW YORK Southwestern Bell Corp is in talks with Pulitzer Publishing Co and other newspaper companies about possible joint ventures to sell information services over its telephone lines. "We can confirm that very preliminary talks have taken place. We believe there will be future talks,"
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        Recovery unlikely for Brambles
        97 8 SYDNEY Transport and security group Brambles Indus» tries Ltd says it is unlikely to achieve the modest recovery in-* Australian profit forecast for 1991-92. "We had budgeted for some modest recovery in Australian profits this year but it is now clear that unless there is strong
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        Virgin-France firm on expansion
        96 8 PARIS The Virgin-France music store operation has reak firmed expansion plans and criticised what it said was a press campaign to discredit its companies, following reports that French rival Fnac was planning to take a stake in the British-based group. "Contrary to what may have been
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      Hopewell's Thai project in the balance
      365 8 HONGKONG The future of Hopewell Holdings' ambitious HK$25 billion (555.4 billion) mass transit project in Bangkok was thrown into doubt after the Thai authorities confirmed they were refusing valuable tax concessions for the development, the South China Morning Post reported on Wednesday. Finance Minister
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      Lock icon Minority holders challenge Accor's bid for Wagons-Lits
      359 8 FT BRUSSELS Disgruntled shareholders in Wagons-Lits are challenging in the Brussels commercial court the 2.2-bi 11 ion-French-franc (S$ 117 million) bid for the Franco-Belgian travel company by Accor, the French hotel group. Accor claimed last week that it had won sufficient acceptances from
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      Lock icon Taxes and foreign units' losses eat into Honda's profits
      315 8 AFP TOKYO Japan's Honda Motor Co Ltd said yesterday its net consolidated profit fell 5.2 per cent from a year earlier to 43.1 billion yen (*****.29 million) in the six months to September. "An increase in income taxes and net loss
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      Lock icon UK jewellery retailer Ratners' shares battered in run-up to Christmas sales
      243 8 Reuter LONDON The Christmas season usually brings glad tidings to jewellery retailers in the shape of bumper sales. But for Ratners Group pic it is heralding widespread gloom and has sent its shares plummeting to a new low. A
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  • FINANCIAL NEWS
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      ADB launches first US$ public bond issue in Asia
      326 9  -  By Magdalene Ng SINGAPORE The Asian Development Bank (ADB) has launched its first US dollar public bond issue in Asia as part of its efforts to help develop the capital markets in the region. In an announcement yesterday, ADB said it
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      Hill Samuel expands S'pore outfit
      361 9  -  By Kooi Cho Teng SINGAPORE Londonbased investment bank, Hill Sam'ilel Private Bankers, is expanding its present outfit here to include an offshore branch. The branch will operate under the name of Hill Samyel Bank (Singapore). Mr Kevin Wilkinson, managing director of Hill Samuel Merchant Bank
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      Lock icon Three in Japan's loan scam rearrested
      444 9 UPI TOnVO Police rearrested two firmer Fuji Bank officials )nd the president of an information processing companion connection with a massfife loan forgery scheme at tM nation's fifth-largest commercial bank, officials said Thursday. litfestigators said Masataka jTakahashi, head of an infonpatipn offering system, consgfred
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      Lock icon Shenzhen Stock Exchange sets new record high
      383 9 AFP HONGKONG Share prices rose across the board on China's fledgling Shenzhen Stock Exchange to a record high, boosted by the response from millions of prospective investors in 11 firms that will soon be listed, it was reported here on Wednesday. The Shenzhen
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      Lock icon ASB Bank in NZ behind in expansion plans
      283 9 Reuter AUCKLAND Australian controlled ASB Bank Ltd will not achieve its May prediction of becoming a big league player by the end of the year, managing director Ralph Norris said. "I would have to say we are probably behind schedule on that,"
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    • SMALL CHANGE
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        Nomura to resume stockbroking today
        87 9 TOKYO Nomura Securities will resume stockbroking today at 79 offices after a one-month suspension ordered by the Finance Ministry for excessively promoting the sale of Tokyu Corp stock in 1989, company officials said yesterday. Nomura had suspended stockbroking at its headquarters and 86 offices across
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        Goldman to sell US$275m stake
        67 9 NEW YORK Goldman Sachs and Co, Wall Street's largest private investment bank, is negotiating to raise US$275 million by selling a stake to up to two dozen insurance companies. It would be only the third time Goldman has sought an outside equity investment. Seven insurance
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        Suit against Milken dismissed
        72 9 NEW YORK A federal judge dismissed a securities fraud suit against Michael Milken filed by shareholders of nowbankrupt First Capital Holdings Corp, who blamed him for the firm's collapse. US District Judge Morris Lasker threw out the suit on grounds that the shareholders failed to identify
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        2 NZ firms to sue HK broker
        120 9 AUCKLAND Euro-National Corp Ltd and Kupe Group Ltd said they planned legal action against a "substantial" Hongkong broker alleging overpricing on US$l4.6 million worth of Eurobonds the two bought in June. The unnamed broker charged the two firms by up to 30 per
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      154 9 NOTICES NOTICE OF MEETING OF CONTRIBUTORIES IN THE HIGH COURT OF THE REPUBLIC OF SINGAPORE Originating Petition No. 98 of 1989 In The Matter Of The Companies Act And In The Matter Of Gee Hoe Chan Trading Company PteLtd Notice is hereby given that a meeting of contributories in the
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  • THE REGION
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        Fiji removing barriers to trade and investment
        63 10 NADI, Fiji Fiji will cut tariffs and remove import controls as part of sweeping economic incentives unveiled by Prime Minister Ratu Sir Kamisese Mara here on Wednesday. Mr Mara told 250 overseas and local investors at the Fiji Investment and Trade Forum his
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        Record for oil venture
        59 10 HANOI Vietnam's joint oil venture with the Soviet Union, VietsovPetro, has produced a record 12,400 tonnes of crude oil per day since the beginning of November, the official Evening News reported on Wednesday. "This is the highest daily output so far, an increase of 700 tonnes
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        M'sian reserves dip
        55 10 KUALA LUMPUR Malaysia's gold and foreign exchange reserves fell to M 526.45 billion (about S$ 16 billion) at mid-October from M 526.61 billion at end-September, Bank Negara said. The International Monetary Fund reserves position rose to Ms7oo million from Ms6Bl million while holdings of special drawing rights
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        Safe-sex message on air tickets
        75 10 CANBERRA The slogan "Travel Safe" will be printed on air tickets issued in Australia in an anti-Aids campaign aimed partly at the dangers of sex tours to South-east Asia. "It is the first time anywhere in the world that a health message has been included
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        Philippine trade team in NZ
        65 10 WELLINGTON A Philippines Board of Investment mission arrived here yesterday to seek New Zealand investment in the Philippines. Board executive director Ofelia Bulaong and assistant director Eloisa Atienza-Lim were to meet bankers and business people, a statement from the Asean/New Zealand Business Council said. The
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        Moscow offers to sell jets to KL
        46 10 KUALA LUMPUR The Soviet Union has offered to sell Malaysia sophisticated fighter aircraft and combat helicopters. Defence Minister Najib Razak said on Wednesday his ministry was looking at the proposal, made when a high-level Soviet delegation visited Malaysia recently.
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      Lock icon Sihanouk returns to a poor but vibrant Phnom Penh
      421 10 City obsessed with making money, not revolution AP PHNOM PENH When Prince Norodom Sihanouk left Phnom Penh 13 years ago, it was little more than a ghost town. The Khmer Rouge had forced most residents to march into the jungle at
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      Manila needs better links with Asian NIEs, Japan: Salonga
      368 10  -  Interview with Philippine presidential candidate Jovito Salonga By Harish Mehta SINGAPORE Philippine presidential candidate Jovito Salonga yesterday unveiled economic-policy objectives that included massive infrastructure development and closer ties with Japan and Asia's newly-industrialised economies (NIEs). In an exclusive interview with BT,
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      S'pore firms eyeing opportunities in Subic
      393 10 SINGAPORE Several Singapore companies are eyeing business opportunities that may arise from Manila's plan to convert the Subic Bay naval base into a commercial enterprise after American forces leave, says a senior Philippine official. In an interview with BT yesterday, the chairman of the
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      The colour of death
      37 10 DILI, Timor Youths at an East Timor Christian cemetery yesterday sorting blood-stained clothes that belonged to those killed by Indonesian troops on Tuesday. The authorities said about SO people died in the shootings.
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      Lock icon Peaceful transition of power after Aquino in doubt
      363 10 AFP MANILA Six months prior to presidential elections, Filipinos are worried that a surplus of candidates and a power vacuum left by incumbent Corazon Aquino could jeopardise a peaceful transition of power. Six years after being swept into office on the euphoric
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      Lock icon M'sia, Peru in payments accord to boost trade
      125 10 AFP KUALA LUMPUR Malaysia and Peru have signed a payments arrangement aimed at boosting bilateral trade. The agreement was signed Jbv Jaafar Hussein, governor of Bank Negara, Malaysia's central bank, and Jorge Chavez Alvarez, the chairman of the board of Banco Central
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  • THE WORLD
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      Lock icon Gorbachev threatens to quit if pact not signed
      372 11 December deadline for Union Treaty AP MOSCOW Soviet President Mikhail Gorbachev has threatened to resign unless leaders of the republics sign a new Union Treaty by next month. He made the threat on Tuesday during an appearance before a commission which he
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      Lock icon Toronto's office vacancy rates match US levels
      353 11 Reuter TORONTO Ever anxious to prove its status as a worldclass city, Toronto now has a -statistic to match the best or worst of major cities in the US. Office vacancy rates in Canada's largest city are approaching 21 per cent this year,
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      Lock icon UK against new powers for EC under treaty
      212 11 AP NOORDWIJK, the Netherlands Britain is opposing new powers for the European Community through a political treaty to be signed next month, although Prime Minister John Major has signalled willingness to accept a single currency. British Foreign Secretary Douglas Hurd on Wednesday
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      Lock icon Bush defends emphasis on foreign policy
      350 11 Reuter KANSAS CITY US President George Bush has vowed to defy his critics and pursue an emphasis on foreign affairs, saying his efforts are aimed at boosting US exports and achieving world peace. Recent opinion surveys show that Americans overwhelmingly believe Mr Bush spends
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      Lock icon American wholesale prices last month took year's biggest leap
      275 11 AP WASHINGTON US wholesale prices in October took their biggest leap in a year, a 0.7 per cent increase that reflected higher costs for a wide array of products from food to oil to cars, the government said on Wednesday. Analysts
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      Lock icon UK manufacturers still in recession
      230 11 Reuter LONDON Britain's embattled manufacturing companies remain in the grip of recession with output still sluggish in September, according to economic data released on Wednesday. Government figures showed that manufacturing output was flat in September after August's 1.1 per cent fall, disappointing economists whose forecasts
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    • WORLD WATCH
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        S Korea remains closed to Japanese traders
        104 11 SEOUL South Korea is currently unable to fulfill a promise to allow Japanese trading companies to operate in the country, International Trade and Industry Minister Lee Bong-Suh said yesterday. The ballooning trade imbalance between the two countries made it "difficult" to carry out
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        Defence cuts may hurt US
        90 11 LOS ANGELES US Defence Secretary Dick Cheney said that cutting the US defence budget too fast or too deep could undermine the country's economy in the short term and its security in the long term. The Pentagon on Tuesday said it would end or reduce
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        Brazil calls for open markets
        98 11 GENEVA Brazil's Agriculture Minister Antonio Cabrera, renewing pleas from world producers for open European markets, said his country's economic reforms and its ecology depended on a better international deal for its farmers. He said it would be hard to avoid more devastation of the Amazon
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        Russia may take on Soviet debt
        79 11 WASHINGTON The Russian republic has discussed taking over responsibility for the Soviet Union's entire foreign debt with the Group of Seven, but the response has been cautious, a senior Russian official said. He put the Soviet Union's foreign debt at about US$6O billion and
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      225 11 NOTICES M THE MATTER Of THE COMPANIES ACT. CAP. SO ANO M THE MATTER OP SAL (PRODUCE) PRIVATE LIMITED (In Voluntary Liquid—on) NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pursuant to Section 308(1) of the Companies Act Chapter SO. that a Final General Meeting of the abovenamed Company will be held at 9
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      225 11 IN THE MATTER OF THE COMPANIES ACT. CAP. SO ANO M THE MATTER Of KOSAN TANKERS 40 (SINGAPORE) PTE LTD (In Voluntary Liquidation) NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pursuant to Section 308(1) of the Companies Act. Chapter 50. that a Final General Meeting of the abovenamed Company will be held at
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      228 11 IN THE MATTER Of THE COMPANIES ACT. CAP. SO ANO IN THE MATTER OF LEWIS A PEAT PAR EAST (1980) PRIVATE LIMITED n-« lin Mtmotri vownury Liquidation) NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pursuant to Section 308(1) of the Companies Act. Chapter 50. that a Final General Meeting of the abovenamed Company
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      237 11 IN THE MATTER Of THE COMPANIES ACT. CHAPTER SO KEVIN DIAMOND (SPORE) PTE. LTD. (MEMBERS VOLUNTARY LIQUIDATION) Al an Extraordinary Genera! Meeting of the Company convened and held at 400 Orchard Road. *09-08 Orchard Towers Singapore 0923 on 11 November 1991 at 10 00 am the following special resolution was
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    Protecting patients' interests
    519 12 EDITORIAL LAWYERS, someone wisecracked, can sleep with their clients but cannot overcharge; doctors cannot go to bed with their patients, but can overcharge. The quip, we hasten to add, was repeated by a lawyer to back a point about legal fees. Extraneous liaisons aside, it's telling too
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  • WHAT THE OTHERS SAY
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      Make the most of Time
      227 12 WITH 28 per cent of Singapore's workforce or 427,0 CX) workers over 40 and educated up to no more than Primary 6, it is high time that there is a training programme geared specifically to uplift this segment of the population. So the government and
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      Tough questions
      194 12 WITH THE five-fold increase in the number of child care places over the past five years and relaxation of rules, more mothers are encouraged to join the labour force. But parents should remember that sending their children to child care centres does not reduce their parental role; rather,
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      A victory for China
      121 12 THERE IS no doubt that China has been looking forward to US Secretary of State James Baker's visit because it will mark the end of the West's isolation of China since the June 4 Tiananmen crackdown. As we all know, China has never really given in
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  • REGIONAL VIEWPOINTS
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      More straight talk needed
      234 12 THE FACT that the achievement of a "tangibly great place to live," which Mr Miyazawa referred to in his first policy speech as prime minister, was one of the focal points both for the governing and the opposition parties is an indication of the change that
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      Commitment to training
      159 12 SINCE THE private sector is the main user of skilled workers, it has to involve itself more deeply in training programmes. It must realise that the availability of trained manpower is one of the vital non-fiscal incentives that investors look for. The private sector must admit that
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      A new Olympian age
      123 12 THERE WILL BE some new flags at the 1992 Olympics, mainly from the disintegrating Soviet Union. But the return of South Africa to the Olympic Games has its own special importance. That nation has been properly barred from world sports since the 1960 Melbourne Games because
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    Return of Cambodia's ex-masters
    1215 12  -  France's re-entry into Cambodia and the formal resumption of diplomatic ties with that country signal the removal of the last stumbling block to French relations with Indochina. Harish Mehta reports Harish Mehta FOR FRANCE, a journey of deja vu to Cambodia starts today. That's when the
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      41 12 Banking on the rich and famous 1 S pore businessman migrants in Australia Stock market buzzword: investor relations Profile of Jim Thompson Thai Silk Marco Polo Park venture fortune or folly? Investment spotlight on Singapore Automotive Engineering and Centre point I
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      52 12 DOONESBURY BY GARRY TRUDEAU T r THF- utnvJiH THANK YOU. THIS ISN'T EASY FOR I mfZPFexN? i**umhbsbcrbtFOß I wSuePVU PILASC THf&YFAFS.OJTIFINAUV ANITA HILL. k 1 Dtam? I HAP TO COMt FORUM?, IS SORT OF I j MAAm' ZVtN IF IT MEANT VH CHAR- IHYN&O 6UFS6SD. I I jj MAAM- HBZO.
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  • ANALYSIS
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      Lock icon California cities awash in vacant commercial real estate
      1334 13  -  Richard W Stevenson reports on the high supply of and low demand for commercial property in and around Los Angeles Richard W Stevenson NYT FOR THE last decade, downtown Los Angeles stood as a gleaming testament to Southern California's seemingly boundless economic
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      Plenty of business at home
      1456 13  -  During a recent visit to Jakarta, Teh Hooi Ling met the people behind the impressive growth of the cash-rich Hero group of companies Teh Hooi Ling THE GRASS on the other side is always greener? Not always, says Hero Supermarket, Indonesia's largest chain of supermarkets.
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      146 13 Wr W yk k Wmi a f A J w- I V «!Pv 4R lii f- The Maine Attraction TRACER VK'S There's an irresistibly succulent taste at the t)f SAN FRANCISCO devei 5» Trader Vic s this November and it s in the shape of glorious Maine Lobster. Have it
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  • Belgian King's Day Special
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      Small in size: big in language
      671 14  -  By Hugo Baetens Beardsmore The writer is a member of the Belgian Royal Academy, professor of Bilingualism at the two Universities of Brussels. He is at present Visiting Professor in the Department of English Language and Literature at the National University of Singapore for
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      Singapore and Belgium:
      443 14  -  Same trend towards regional integration By Claire Kirschen Ambassador of Belgium AS WE, Belgians, are celebrating our "Dynasty Day", commemorating the Royal Family which has ruled over our country since 1831, one cannot but be struck by the many similarities between Singapore and Belgium: both of us
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      Strip cartoons: Belgium's best selling export product
      1032 15  -  By Diana Wynants-Freys IT HAS ALMOST become a ritual. Every summer, I have seen the same things happen again, during the first days of our home leave in Belgium. After a delicious meal (with real Belgian fries, not the French "copies", mind you!),
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      Facts about Belgium 1991
      125 15 Area: 30,518 sq. km Population: 10 million Head of State: King Baudouin Capital: Brussels (1.2 million) GDP: Ss32o billion GDP per capita: 5533,000 Annual growth in real terms: 3.7 per cent BELGIUM ranks as the world's ninth trading power. Its main trading partners are Germany, France
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      22 15 SINCE 1366... ...AND ONLY JUST ARRIVED IN SINGAPORE? ITS ABOUT TIME! sanaF w Belgium's Premium Beer enquiries: Tel: *****421 *****93 Fax: *****75
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  • FOCUS
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      Lock icon Falling revenue forces Tokyo to juggle policy priorities
      560 16 Shortfall due mainly to lower tax income as companies face hard times Reuter JAPAN is being forced to juggle its policy priorities as a huge revenue shortfall expected this year and next tightens the purse strings. "We need courageous decisions to cut
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      Lock icon Is the rate cut too little and too late?
      805 16 Economists expect the Japanese economy to tip into recession. But they also expect recovery to follow quickly IHT THE discount rate cut by the Bank of Japan may have been expected, but it will be too little and too late to
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      Lock icon Japan calls on large firms to raise imports
      306 16 AFP FACED with a surging trade surplus, Japan's Ministry of Trade and Industry (Miti) issued an appeal on Wednesday to the country's private sector to reduce trade friction by buying more imports. Miti has asked around 40 big companies, who between them
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      225 16 H With the International Tele-Charge Card (ITCC), you can make overseas calls to H virtually anywhere*, from any push-button phone in Singapore, without having to worry about H H paying for it on the spot. Even on those without an IDD line. H H This Overseas Easy Dial facility of
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  • SPORTS
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      Lock icon Woosnam triumphs in PGA Grand Slam
      317 17 Reuter KAUAI, Hawaii Briton lan Woosnam birdied four of his final five holes on Wednesday to capture the US$4OO,OOO (*****,000) winner's prize in the PGA Grand Slam of Golf, a special event for the winners of the four Grand Slam events. Masters champion Woosnam
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      Lock icon Watch out for the Cubans in the ring
      282 17 AP SYDNEY Cuba, si. Once again a boxing team from the island nation is the one to beat in a major international competition. But United States national coach Pat Nappi does not see the World Amateur Championships, which begin tomorrow at the
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      Lock icon Forget, Sampras, Lendl win
      596 17 ATP Tour Championships AP FRANKFURT Pete Sampras, mixing powerful serves with delicate passing shots, beat Wimbledon champion Michael Stich 6-2, 7-6 (7-3) in the ATP Tour Championships on Wednesday. Ivan Lendl beat Jim Courier 6-2, 6-3 to go 2-0 in the event and virtually assure a
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        Allied Walker's donation offer
        88 17 SINGAPORE Allied Walker Distributors, organisers of the Courvoisier FCN S1 million Hole-in-One golf tournament on Nov 26, will donate $10,000 to the Community Chest of Singapore if no one scores the magic ace. In the event of anyone winning the $600,000 Porsche 911 prize. Allied Walker
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        Vilas ousted
        78 17 SAO PAULO Argentine tennis star Guillermo Vilas, once one of the world's top players, failed in a comeback attempt on Wednesday and was eliminated from the Hudson Tennis Open. Vilas, 39, ranked 664 th worldwide by the Association of Tennis Professionals, dropped his qualifying-round match to unseeded Raul
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        Places in the final
        152 17 LONDON England, the Soviet Union and Yugoslavia on Wednesday clinched their places alongside France and hosts Sweden in next year's European championship finals. World Cup semi-finalists England had prolific goalscorer Gary Lineker to thank for securing their berth in the eight-team finals with a strike 13
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        Seles sails through
        92 17 PHILADELPHIA Top-seeded Monica Seles advanced easily, but No 2 Gabriela Sabatini had trouble before moving into the quarter-finals of the Virginia Slims of Philadelphia tennis tournament. Also struggling to win was fourth-seeded Jennifer Capriati, who outlasted Lori McNeil in a marathon match. Seles started slowly but rallied
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        Kankkunen takes lead
        84 17 LLORET DE MAR, Spain Juha Kankkunen of Finland took the lead on Wednesday in the World Drivers' Championship when he placed second behind Germany's Armin Schwarz in the Rally of Catalonia. Kankkunen's 138 points put him seven points ahead of Spain's Carlos Sainz, who went into the
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      248 18 iftyi f DIAN XIN TEMPTATIONS Continuing the parade of cukrray gems incomparabte I Ruyi offers a fine selection of Don Xin. I From our creative A la Carte menu treat yourseK to al I theDian Xin you can enjoy for $16.80++ per person. I Open daily from 11:30 am —2:3opm
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  • LIFESTYLE
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      Singularly Sindhi
      332 19  -  Last Sunday, the local Sindhi community was treated to a night of dance and drama. Minoo Daryanani was at the show Minoo Daryanani AN EVENING of Sindhi dance and drama, Sindhi Raat. was an attempt at projecting a more cultureconscious image of a community which has always been
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      229 19 THE FINEST RESIDENTIAL APARTMENTS IN SINGAPORE t t* OFFER YOU SPACE. ATMOSPHERE AND A PLACE UNDER -.;t 3BW I I THE SUN. Living in "Juniper at Ardmore" offers you a unique opportunity in J -jBH high-rise living in Singapore's premier residential district. 3 How many four-bedroom apartments in Singapore come
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  • STOCK EXCHANGE OF SINGAPORE 1
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      Broad market edges lower but blue chips hold firm
      4102 20  -  By Schutz Lee CONSOLIDATION continued in the Singapore market yesterday, but a good performance by some blue-chip stocks, among them Keppel Corporation and Sembawang Shipyard, pushed the benchmark Straits Times Industrials Index up 2.88 points to 1,475.29. The broader-based BT Composite
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      HOT STOCK
      72 20  -  Chew Eng Han Comment DAILY stochastks are being stretched to the limit on the upside. Look for a re trace me nt downwards soon. If the move turns out to be a shallow one, then a further short-term move to $2.55 to $2.65 is still possible. Beyond that,
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    3030 21 K,n 2,0 +'8 +9.4% £eppd Corpn 765 +15 +2.0% 615 +15 +2.5% *tnb Shipyard 770 +15 +2.0% 376 +8 +2.2% Metalock 25* 220 +11 +5.3% Jurong Stup 50« 1000 +10 +1.0% <*-BC Foreign 1090 +10 +0.9% 800 +10 +1.3% Kobinson 550 Q +19% 895 +10
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    3378 22 Bolton 124 +7.8% +9 Petaling Gd 50* 140 3.7% +5 Pelangi Bhd SO* 130 +3.2% 4 NBT 83 4-3.1% 2Vi FACB 50* 34 3.0% M CASH 50* 82 +2.5% +2 Sri Hartamas 43 +2.4% +1 Menang Corp 68V: f2.2% <-IVi Paramount 94 +2.2% t-2 Lien
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      4422 23 Bernama SHARE prices finished lower on the Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange here yesterday on profit-taking activity and buyers' reluctance to trade in the wake of uncertain showings on overseas bourses. The KLSE Composite Index was cut by 2.64 points to 553.21 and the Industrial Index
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      353 23 NOTICES UGHJOR LICENCE NOTICE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN tat,L He* Joo Chum ofßk 320 #10-18Hougang Ave s,Singapore 1953, have applied for a Beer Howe, first Class fcrrnce respect of premises at lift Tarn Tisa Lai Eating Home Ftebd at Bk ISO 101-1500 Bedok North Ave 4, 1646 and that Ins
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      371 23 LIQUOR LICENCE NOTICE NOTICE B HEREBY GIVEN that, L Lob Chang Kiang Low Chiang Kit of 17 Jala Rqah 107-21, Singapore 1232, have applied far a Beer Home, first Ores licence ia respect of prraiisrs at Mb lag Hoe Hi? Kee Restaurant at Bk 22 #*****, 2057 ad I* til
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      191 23 NOTICE OF MEETING OF CREDITORS M THE HIGH COURT OF THE REPUBLIC OF SINGAPORE Originating Petition No. 98 of 1989 In The Matter Of The Companies Act And In The Matter Of Gee Hoe Chan Trading Company Pte Ltd Notice is hereby given that a meeting oil creditors in the
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  • BT SHARE INFORMATION SERVICE
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      AUDITED RESULTS
      348 24 Company Date Yaar Group Nat Nat tarring* Gross ann to profit/loss (L) por share dividend (000) (cants) Chuan Hup Nov 6 )un 91 $8.905($8,064) 58(5.2) 2TE(2TE) Hume M Nov 4 Jun 91 M$36.922($33.846) 17 2(158) 10(10 7) H Leong Ind Nov 4 Jun 91 M$54.020<$35.427 38(25 2) 15(15)
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      PRELIMINARY RESULTS
      286 24 Cmibmv Date Ymt Craap pretax Wat earning* Qfttt aM to praAt/loss (L) par share dhrWand COM) (canto) PJ Dev Hides Nov 11 Jun 91 M$527($1.688L) SPH No* 8 Aug 91 $219,124($194,085) 63.2(54.3) 25(30) Palmco Hldgs Nov 6 lun 91 MM,293(1825) -(0.5) New World Dev Nov 5 Jon 91
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      INTERIM RESULTS
      588 24 nmpMT Date Italf-yMr Grtwp pretax taterin mm to pfdH/tott (L) dividMd ('MO) Summa Iny Nov 12 Sep 91 $671 ($242) GPS Nov 11 Sep 91 $8,711 ($6,971) 4.25TE(—) Chem Ind Nov 4 Sep 91 55.143(54.460) Rothmans M Nov 4 Sep .91 M5170,425(5136,734) 50(35) General Corp Oct 31 Jul
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      SUBSTANTIAL SHAREHOLDER/DIRECTOR TRANSACTIONS
      1565 24 Tram R«gist*r«d Substantial Bay/ Ma. of Amount SharahoMiag Stack Data HaMar SharabaMar/Diractar Sail shares Bafara Altar Jurong Ship 12/11/91 Oversea-Chinese Bank Nom (Pte) Ltd Temasek Holdings (Pte) Ltd B 8,000 75.584.850 16.421.749 16.420 16,429,749 16.430 Ssangyong 12/11/91 DBS Nominees (Pte) Ltd DBS Bank S 100,000 277,542 500
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      CORPORATE DEVELOPMENTS
      869 24 Nov 13 Jar (fin* Strategic Holdings Ltd has gained listing on the Australian Stock Exchange and trading on its ordinary and preferred shares is expected to start on Nov 14. UniphOMh Corp Bhd has entered into a joint-venture agreement with two South Korean companies to set up a
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      695 24 Carraat Ei Mta Mi TiWkr Mrihr Ulinri Mi cteaa ppjaHi M yaar last yaw MM Sic 121(b) Oec 30 Hn 14 kn 21 12% 10% fam SITE (I) Oct 21 Oct 31 Nov 15 K1E 10VE M* H*s 50c 61(b) Nov 21 Dec 5 Ok 24 6% 6%
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      RESULTS DUE
      298 24 Main Board M V«ar Zrnmm P«M (Mt Tw mm to jw Mod (c«b) pre* test peer EMS Fmal Nov 6 M 91 3 0TE *****1 Sentawm Interim Now 22 Mar 91 17.7 20.0 13,454 Trash* Fnl No* 23 A* 91 230 100 28.0U HIT Mta Wenm Nov 26
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      100 24 Company Rights Issue H Ncpra One-tor-one fe $2 75 per share Ex-fete Nov 12 Books dose Nov 22 Acceptance t Payment NYA MM Fnanc* Two-torthree fe WO 90 per share Ex-date Nov 1 Books dose Nov 18 Acceptance Payment NYA Company Bonus Issue MBf Fnm» One-tor-three Ex-date: Nov
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      525 24 Company Rights Issue jihtUij One-tor-two a MS065 per share f—ce T«di One-tor-one SI 00 per share Beriayi &<M> Rights issue of 189m nomral amount 10% Irredeemable Convertible Unsecured Loan Stocks (CULS) on the bass of one tor tour Issue of $*****m nominal amount of 35% Redeemable Unsecured Guaranteed
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      79 24 Conversion Special Trdg Scripkss Conversion deadline Period Trading Company starts (IDP) (ST) starts H Neaara Nov 23 Dec 12 Dec 3 Dec 12 Dec 13 HTP Hides Sep 16 Oct 10 Sep 30 Oct 10 Oct II Miaefcea Dec 16 Partway Hides Oct 11 Nov 7 Oct 25
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      464 24 Pahrnco HoMngs Bhd: EGM at the Tanjung Bunga Room, The Casuarina Beach Hotel, Batu Ferringhi, ***** Penang on Friday, Nov 15, at 11.30 am. Technology Resources Industries Bhd: EGM at Ballroom 1, Ist Floor, Ming Court Hotel, Jalan Ampang, ***** Kuala Lumpur on Friday, Nov 15, at 10am.
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      2361 25 Reuter SHARE prices eased lower yesterday as investors worried about reports of possible movements by pro-democracy academics and students against a military-influenced new constitution draft, brokers said. They said the draft will allow the military to cling to power after elections. The SET index lost
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      1147 25 Reuter SENTIMENT was bullish on the Jakarta Stock Exchange yesterday, pushing the official index 5.30 points up to 247.54, brokers said. They said locals started joining foreign investors to chase favourite shares, boosting most prices in heavy trading. Total turnover was 7.28 million shares
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      214 25 NOTICES LIQUOR LICENCE NOTICE NOTICES HEREBY GIVEN itf, I, Clang Soon King of No. 88 lilwfVngM, Singular 2057, bavcqiplied for a Beer Hook, Rnt Om Kmk it rapect of pnwi at Hai Eatag Hoiae at BOc 478 Tanpioes Street *****-221, Singapore 1852 mi dat this will be head m Court
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      98 25 IN THE HIGH COURT OF THE REPUBLIC OF SINGAPORE Companies Winding Up No. 168 of 1988 In the matter of tho Companlee Ad, Cap. 50 and Inthamattarof AJ-Mopi Baaowadan (Pta) Ltd NOTICE OF INTENDED DIVIDEND Name of Company: Al-Mojl Basowedan (Re) Lid Address of Registered Office: 22 La Salle Street
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      359 25 IN THE MATTER OF TUB COMPANIES ACT, CAP» DAREN SPORT PTE LTD I l|dllMn) NOTICE OP FINAL MERINO NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pursuant to Bectlon 306 ot the Companies Act, Cap. 90 that a Final General Meeting of the Members of the Company will be held at 51 Thomson Road
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  • TOKYO STOCK EXCHANGE
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      2610 26 Reuter STOCKS closed lower yesterday, shrugging off a long-ex-pected cut in the official discount rate. Brokers said the cut was factored into prices, and the sluggish reaction from bonds was also disappointing. But the market ended off its lows, helped by futures-linked
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      2440 26 Reuter SHARE prices on the Hongkong stock exchange closed lower in decreased trading yesterday. .The Hang Seng Index, the market's key indicator of blue chips, lost 28.96 points, closing at 4,211.32. Turnover amounted to HK51.712 billion, down from Wednesday's HK52.135 billion. Brokers attributed the
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        828 27 LATE selling offset early arbitrage trading, causing the Australian share market to close marginally higher after a day of see-saw trade yesterday. After dropping five points in early trade, the key index gained 10 points to end the morning higher after derivative investors switched from the futures market into
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        MANILA
        556 27 MANILA'S share market rose to a fivemonth high as second-line stocks joined the general upbeat trade in an absence of major negative news yesterday, brokers said. The Manila Stock Exchange compos- ite index climbed 17.82 points to 1,136.47, the highest since June 14's 1,141.62 mark. "The laggards followed suit.
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        TAIPEI
        521 27 TAIWAN stock prices, buoyed by an interest rate cut in Japan and an appreciation of the Taiwan dollar, closed slightly higher in thin trade yesterday, brokers said. The weighted index rose 21.79 points to 4,491.52 from Wednesday's 4,469.73 close. Turnover fell to NT$l5.4 billion Taiwan from NT$ 16.04 billion.
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        SEOUL
        830 27 A WAIT-AND-SEE attitude prevailed yesterday in the stock market in the absence of market-moving factors, brokers said. "Continuous outflow of the market funds disappointed most investors, who lost confidence in the future market direction," Coryo Securities analyst Jwa Yo-ahn said. "Conspicuously reduced trading volume proved it." Volume fell to
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        NEW ZEALAND
        320 27 TELECOM shares, which had eased in line with their price in New York, led the New Zealand share market lower yesterday but overall the tone was steady. The NZSE-40 capital index ended 8.49 points lower at 1,539.28. Telecom eased for the second day in a row, this time
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        BOMBAY
        54 27 SHARE prices recovered from a shaky start to finish mixed Wednesday on scattered short-covering, brokers said. The Bombay Stock Exchange Index recovered from 1,858.49 to 1,881.50, up 2.68 points or 0.15 per cent, from Tuesday's close. The National Index eased 1.87 or 0.21 per cent to 889.17, off the
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        424 27 Close Proton No* 14 AUSTRALIA All Ordinaries Index 1,670.4 1.669.1 +1.3 All Industrials Index 2.614.2 2.612.8 +1.4 AU Resources Index 950.7 949.7 +1 Turnover (million) 148.6 126.1 +22.5 NEW ZEALAND NZSE-40 Capital 1.539.28 1.547.77 -8.49 MANILA Composite Index 1,136.47 1.118.65 +17.82 Turnover (million) 2.290 1,010 +1,280 TAIPEI Weighted Price Index
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  • WORLD STOCK MARKETS
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        1160 28 AFTER trading lower most of the day on a worrisome inflation report, stock prices made a strong comeback on Wednesday to finish mixed. The Dow Jones Industrial Average rose 11.19 points, to finish at 3,065.30. Volume on the New York Stock Exchange was moderately heavy at 184.5 million
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        AMSTERDAM
        352 28 DUTCH SHARES closed mixed after recovering from an afternoon dip on Wednesday. Selective profit-taking led to lower prices for some stocks. The EOE index ended just 0.13 points lower at 283.21 after a late spurt lifted it from an intraday low of 282.01. Dealers said volume was moderate compared
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        LONDON
        785 28 < THE weakness of Wall Street after higher-than-expected US producer prices data exacerbated the weakness of share prices here on Wednesday. Ahead of the figures, which make a cut in US interest rates less likely, the market had already fallen back as specie ulation about a cut in British
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        PARIS
        272 28 THE PARIS bourse closed lower on Wednesday, following Wall Street which reacted to news of an unexpectedly strong 0.7 per cent rise in US October producer prices. However, the US figures breathed some life into an otherwise desultory market, dealers said, and by the end of the day some
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        ZURICH
        371 28 SWISS shares ended an active session slightly easier on Wednesday after prof-it-taking triggered by Wall Street's lower opening brought prices down, traders said. The all-share SPI index closed 2.9 points easier at 1,105.5. The SMI index of leading shares eased 3.9 points to 1,729.7 after an earlier high of
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        STOCKHOLM
        194 28 SWEDISH shares closed lower Wednesday on profit-taking after Astra's interim report on Tuesday and ahead of yesterday's report of nine-month results by Ericsson. "It has been a continuously weak market since Astra's report and before Ericsson's. That Astra retreated was natural since many short-term investors took home earnings," a
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        BRUSSELS
        158 28 BELGIAN shares ended higher after a day of brisk trading mainly in retail and high yielding stocks on Wednesday, while Wagons-Lits held on to its steep morning gains, traders said. The Bel-20 index of leading shares closed 2.16 points or 0.20 per cent higher from yesterday's close at 1107.92.
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        TORONTO
        378 28 A RECOVERY from steep losses in the Canadian dollar eased fears of rising interest rates Wednesday and helped Toronto stocks partly recover to end marginally lower, dealers said. But the market failed to close above its preyious 1991 high recorded Tuesday. The TSE 300 composite index closed down 7.17
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        522 28 Nov 13 Ctoac Previous NEW YORK Dow Jones 3.065.3 3,054.11 +11.19 SAP 500 397.41 396.74 +0.67 Turnover (million) 184.5 199.5 -15 LONDON Financial Times 30 1,956.4 1,984.9 -28.5 FTSE 100 2,546.5 2,575.5 -29 Turnover (million) 451.6 504.5 -52.9 FRANKFURT DAX Index unav 1,621.22 AMSTERDAM EOE Index 283.21 283.34 -0.13 PARIS
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  • CURRENCY, MONEY & FUTURES MARKETS
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      1224 29 REPORTS 'Tokyo: The US dollar was softer against the mark and yen after a lacklustre day of trading despite a 0.5 per cent point cut in the Japanese discount rate yesterday, dealers said. "The market's done absolutely noth- ing it was all
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      INTERBANK FOREX RATES
      385 29 Crass rates novm USS SS MS Dm Yen SFr AS NZS USS 1.6760 2.7405 1.6340 129.70 0.5631 1.4490 1.2739 1.7841 s$ 0.5967 1.6351 0.9749 77.3866 0.3360 0.8646 0.7601 1.0645 MS 0.3649 0.6100 0.5962 47.3271 0.2055 0.5287 0.4648 0.6510 Dm 0.6120 1.0257 1.6772 79.38 0.3446 0.8868 0.77% 1.0919
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      530 29 Interbank rates SS Bid Offer Overnight 3 5/8 3 3/4 1-month 3 1/2 3 5/8 2-month 3 1/2 3 5/8 3-month 3 9/16 3 11/16 'Owight mode: 3-11/16 USS Bid Offer 7 days 4 7/8 5 1 month 4 13/16 4 15/16 2 months 5 3/16 5 5/16
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      Tokyo markets greet BOJ rate cut with a yawn
      526 29 TOKYO Tokyo financial markets greeted the Bank of Japan's long-expected discount rate cut with a big yawn yesterday with brokers and analysts saying the move had already been factored in. The BOJ announced early in the day it would shave its
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      266 29 Reuter VANCOUVER Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corp chairman William Purves said he believes China's currency will eventually become convertible into hard currency, but it may take 10 to 20 years. Mr Purves told a business lunch that China has agreed with Britain that the British
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      1156 29 SIMEX ffflftflftLAR Open High Low Sett Est Vol Op/lnt Vol Dec 91 94.81 94.82 94 81 94.82 4200 ***** 3563 Mar 92 94.95 94 94.94 94.95 3805 ***** 5314 Jun 92 94.75 94.75 94.73 94.75 2500 8577 3380 Sep 92 94.46 94.47 94.45 94.47 900 2905 1010 Dec
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      Lock icon FAO sees 4pc drop in global cereal output
      450 30 Reuter ROME The United Nations Food and Agriculture Organisation (FAO) has estimated 1991 global cereal production at 1.89 billion tonnes, some 4 per cent down on last year and below consumption needs. In its November Food Outlook, the FAO said most of
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      258 30 Reuter BRUSSELS World copper supplies should not be affected by possible further problems at Zairean state copper producer Gecamines, leaders of Belgium's non-ferrous metals industry said at a meeting. "In terms of annual copper production, Gecamines is rather small on a world
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      815 30 REPORTS THE PRICE of tin plunged to a nine-month low after losing nine sen to close at MS 14.65 on the Kuala Lumpur Tin Market yesterday largely due to poor incentives from overseas market. Dealers said the local market price ended
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    1371 30 Rubber novm j ■OS(fcfcli>aM S cents/kg Noon CTosg Int I RSSPrompt I35.7VI36.75N I35.7V136.75N Int I RSS Dec 91 I35.2V135.75 I35.2VI35.75 Inl I RSS Jan 92 135.50/136.00 135.50/136.00 Int 2 RSS OP 132.00/134.00N 132.0(V 134.00N Int 3 RSS OP 129.7V130.75N I29.7VI30.75N Int 4 RSS OP 127.00/129.00N 127 00/129.00N Int 5
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      637 31  -  POSTCARD FROM CAIRO By Mini Mann EGYPTIAN teenagers grow up with jeans, sneakers and portable cassette players but have never seen the likes of Crazy Water, an entertainment park of splashy fun in the Sahara. Sherif Abdel-Hamid, 15, screamed his way down Kamikaze, a daredevil water slide. "Great
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      150 31 As at 3 Dm vestardiv: Local dollars to one unit of foreign currency Currencies Bid Offer Australian dollar 1.3098 1.327S Canadian dollar 1.4668 1.4965 NZ dollar 0.9286 0.9615 Sterling pound 2.9672 3.0074 US dollar 1.6730 1.6780 Local dollars to 100 aiuts of foreign cancacy Austrian schilling 14.41
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      393 31 NOTICES UGMJOR LICENCE NOTICE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that, I. Chew Haa Chyaa of Blk 130, #01-201, Potong Pasir Ave 1, Singapore 1335, have applied for a Beer House, Secoad Claw licence in respect of premises at M/s Han Heag Eating House at Blk 32, #01-1058, New Market Road, Singapore
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      364 31 UQUOR LICENCE NOTICE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN diaU Mala* MMandat of Bk 4£Jalan Novena, Singapore 1130, have applied for a Beer Howe, fint Chi licence u respect of premiaes at MH Kiwi Pub at 14 Scott Road 104-01 ftr East Plaza, Singapore 0922, aad that tfaa application will be heard
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      314 31 IN THE MATTER OF THE COMPANIES ACT. CAP 50. AND IN THE MATTER OF LABTEST INSPECTION SERVICES SMOAPORE PTE. LTD. (In Members' Voluntary Liquidation) At an Extraordinary General Meeting of the Members of the Company on 6th November 1991, the following resolution was deemed to be passed: MEMBERS' VOLUNTARY WINDING
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      177 31 distm (9) 30 t0 9 time and resolution allow 31 SoundTannrnJfar#. in th* 14 Mi,d m P atience shown (6) fooT(9) ppropnatc the over a note (9) 26 The French bishop's reDOWN 15 Guys engaged in a sponsibility for a tenant (6) 2 Putindulge a step up wetome sort of
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      136 31 Singapore Outlook: Wiady with passing showers in a few areas in the afternoon. World forecast Asia-Pacific Hi/Lo* Cood. Auckland 18/11 Showers Bangkok 32/23 Cloudy Beijing 15/00 Goudy Brunei 30/23 Showers Hongkong 22/16 Goudy Jakarta 31/23 Showers Kuala Lumpur 31/23 Showers Manila 31/22 Sunny Perth 22/14 Sunny Seoul 11/00 Goudy Sydney
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      35 31 (THEY SAY schoou*V/S I MWSTS -rpeTime mv old school sr. rapßys happiest ruE.-rucfcc£> wo a PIIXEP \MRM*TS URS BASED VVTS"feue.. gODL OFUiAfrn ow "rue. Dcrfae&si'sJ hall UT AM J e ASSOCIATE) NEWSPAPERS LTD, IW2-IMI 5561
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    Lock icon Moscow plans to privatise all its retail stores
    478 32 Russia also opens bids for oil and gas contracts AP MOSCOW In what is to be the Soviet Union's first major experiment with free enterprise, the Moscow city government has said it will privatise all the capital's retail stores by the end
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    Lock icon Miyazawa pledges to disclose his role in Recruit scandal
    298 32 Reuter TOKYO Japanese Prime Minister Kiichi Miyazawa, who has come under constant grilling in Parliament for his scandal-marred government, yesterday said he will go public with details of his role in Japan's biggest post-war scandal. The move could force other leaders
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    Lock icon Dealers to set curbs on dealings with gangsters
    174 32 Reuter TOKYO The Japan Securities Dealers Association (JSDA) plans to set rules restricting business with gangsters following a request by the National Police Agency and the Ministry of Finance. An association official said yesterday that the securities industry's regulatory body would decide
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    Lock icon US firms with global operations perform better, study shows
    264 32 NYT NEW YORK In a study of American companies during the 1980s, a leading business research group reported on Wednesday that US manufacturers with global operations earned more, grew faster and were much more likely to survive than those cultivating only
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    423 32 Reuter PHNOM PENH Prince Norodom Sihanouk yesterday made a triumphal return to Cambodia from 13 years' exile, coming home to a city he has lived in as a king and as a prisoner. Hundreds of thousands of his fellow Cambodians put aside decades of political division
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    290 32 AFP CANBERRA Australian Prime Minister Bob Hawke unveiled here yesterday a As3l3 million (Ss4l2 million) programme to help the nation's growing number of jobless in what economists called an economic "pep talk". Mr Hawke said in a much-heralded statement to Parliament his government
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    270 32 AFP JAKARTA In times of limited state finance resources, the development of small industries could help sustain Indonesia's economic growth, President Suharto said yesterday. "Efforts to promote small industries and handicrafts are felt more important these days, when we are busy cooling down
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    208 32 Reuter WASHINGTON US congressional negotiators have reached agreement on a US$5.l billion (SsB.s billion) measure to help more than one million unemployed Americans, winning praise from President George Bush. "I just wanted to congratulate you and tell you I feel the deal that
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      380 33  -  By Dexter Lee SINGAPORE The Oslobased International Association of Independent Tanker Owners (Intertanko) has warned that the stiff provisions of the American Oil Pollution Act of 1990 will depress the quality and volume of tanker service to the US. Intertanko issued the
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      388 33 Reuter HONGKONG A monster traffic jam on the Chinese border and possible future under-capacity threaten development of Hongkong's booming container port, terminal operators say. Convoys of lorries with cargo bound for Kwai Chung terminals in the British colony's New Territories are regularly trapped
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      381 33 Reuter CHICAGO McDonnell Douglas Corp is discussing selling up to US$2 billion (553.4 billion) in equity to unidentified Asian investors in a deal that is crucial to the company's hopes for its commercial aircraft business. McDonnell disclosed late on Tuesday that it
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      1249 33 Page Col ABC Containerline 12 1 Accord Group 8 1-3 AFS 15 5 Ahrenkiet Liner 16 4 Allied-Link 16 4/5 Anglo Orient 16 1/2 ANL 3 1/2 APL 5 3 A.P.C. Lines 13 5 A cWarehousing 15 4 Arrow Int 9 4 Asian Break-Bulk 16 2 ASXCLShpg
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      Antonov Airlines secures Soviet govt mandate
      361 33  -  By Dexter Lee SINGAPORE Sydneybased Antonov Airlines Cargo Services Pty Ltd has secured a mandate from the Soviet government to market and hire out Soviet cargo transportation aircraft for civilian use. The Australian company's parent D'Jamirze Family Enterprises announced recently that Soviet Prime Minister
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      194 33 Reuter DETROIT Sales of USmade cars and trucks fell 13.4 per cent in early November, carmakers reported on Wednesday, as the worst sales slump in a decade stretched on without an end in sight. Analysts said the downturn has created a fresh recession for
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        The route to quality
        46 33 QUALITY Assurance is the term which sign-posts the way ahead, the route by which the transport industry is to upgrade its standards, weed out the rogues and improve its image in the world. Or is it just a red herring? P* 2
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        Midway Airlines says it will cease operations
        32 33 MIDWAY Airlines, the first United States airline formed after the industry was deregulated in 1978, announced on Wednesday night it would cease operations. Back Page
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        47 33 ROMANIA announced huge price rises on petrol and air fares to reflect new exchange rates resulting from moves to make the national currency convertible this week. But the coalition government also extended subsidies on a range of basic goods Back Page
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        25 33 THE French government has approved measures to penalise transport carriers bringing illegal immigrants into the country Back Pate
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        45 33 THE US Justice Department has obtained an indictment against alleged terrorists for the 1988 bombing of Pan Am Flight 103 over Lockerbie, Scotland, that killed all 259 people on board and 11 on the ground, a government source said Back Pa®e
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        USAir Group to merge two of its airline units
        71 34 ;ARLINGTON USAir Group Inc said it will merge its jPennsylvania Airlines and Allegheny Commuter Airlines ;units, both USAir Express carriers, during the first half of •next year. The company said the combined airline will retain •the name Allegheny Commuter, and will
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        Sanden air-cons for RR cars
        70 34 TOKYO Sanden Corp said it has started to supply car air-conditioning systems to Rolls-Royce Motor Cars Ltd, wholly owned by Vickers pic. Sanden will ship 3,000 to 4,000 air-conditioning systems a year for use in all Rolls-Royce and Bentley models as standard equipment, a Sanden
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        TNT mum on truck float report
        65 34 SYDNEY International transport group TNT Ltd said it .has no comment on a report that it appears set to float off its •US trucking operations. An Australian newspaper reported on •Tuesday that TNT appeared set to take the operations off its balance sheet through
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        McDonnell in C-17 dispute
        93 34 WASHINGTON A US House committee chairman said cost overruns on the C-17 transport are so high that the .Pentagon may be forced to either cancel the plane or bail out •its prime contractor, McDonnell Douglas Corp. Mr John tonyers, chairman of the House Government Operations 'Committee,
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        Indians jailed for illegal fishing
        65 34 •DHAKA A Bangladeshi court has sentenced 22 Indian •fishermen to 15 days in jail for illegal entry and fishing in Bangladesh waters off the Bay of Bengal coast, a newspaper h6re reported yesterday. The conviction on Wednesday came a day after the fishermen from the
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        Robots for S Africa
        77 34 •TOKYO Kawasaki Heavy Industries Ltd (KHI) will exHport to South Africa about 200 million yen (552.5 million) >orth of industrial robots for use in car factories in the year to March 31, 1992, a company spokesman said. The robots .were ordered by Japanese car makers to
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        47 34 LOS ANGELES Southern California Gas Co (SoCal Gas), a unit of Pacific Enterprises, said it has ordered 100 pickup trucks from General Motors designed to run solely on natural £as as part of its commitment to reduce air pollution in -southern California.
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      1194 34 Is Quality Assurance the way to better standards in the shipping industry? International Transport Journal JUST as the "environment" was the word that ship operators learned they could not ignore, the term Quality Assurance is now thrust down the throats of everyone. QA is the term
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      DAILY FREIGHTS
      942 34 3"HE SHORT term oversupply t>f panamax vessels in the Atlantic continued, dragging freight rates further down, brokers said on Tuesday. Toepfer fixed transatlantic heavy grain on route one at U5513.75 and the Baltic Freight Index route fell to U5515.48 from U5515.70. The overall BFI dropped nine points to
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      VERITAS BUNKER QUALITY REPORT
      524 34 DtnsrtyNater Residue Ask AluminiNov 11 um Sedmnt M/M Exxon KG/M*3% V/V M/M M/M PPM method BO/Cimac Ms Spec E25 9911.0 15.0 0.10 30* 0.10* Spec G35 9911.0 18.0 0.15 30* 0.10* Northern Europe 180 Ave 9810.2 12.7 0.05 7 002 180 Max 9911.8 17.4 0.19 22
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      THE SHIPPING GUIDE
      9134 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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        AT CONVENTIONAL WHARVES
        648 49 tea* ¥»y H» Ihrth Am»al OapartOT Marina Tarminal 1 Batam Baru B106 M04 alongside 14 11/2300 Batam Map *****1 M03 alongside 1411/2300 I Batam Sayang *****1 M05 alongside 1411/2300 Brastagi 1 45/91 M01 alongside 15.11/2300 Charoensappa 06/91 M04 alongside 14.11/2359 Garuda G22 M05 1411/2300 Long Son 5
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        210 49 t*iwpi nn 1: nil; 2: Cabana, Johan; 3: Juta iaya; 4: nil; 5; Barge C Bu No 26, Amity; 6: Jaru Bhum. 01 jetty: Tbisi, Global Uranus. DCJt Ocean Elite. Due on Nov 14: Johan Pearl, Uni Moral, Ming Chun, Subur, Nur Marina, Stolt Birchwood, New Line
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        874 49 > RECEIV1WC OF EXPORT FCL CONTAINERS AND LCL CARGO I Record Booking/Balance Rstts -Ship' Voy No Etb/Blr Period From To From I* ACX Jasmrn IB 16/1500 2 13/1700 14/0659 14/0900 4 14/1200 14/1459 14/1700 9 ACXUy 17A 16/0700 2 13/1700 14/0659 14/0900 4 14/1200 14/1459 14/1700 I An
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      375 50 UPI CHICAGO Midway Airlines, the first United States airline formed after the industry was deregulated in 1978, announced on Wednesday night it would cease operations. The midnight (0600 GMT) shutdown was announced just hours after Northwest Airlines pulled out of a deal on
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      176 50 Reuter PARIS The French government approved measures to penalise transport carriers bringing illegal immigrants into the country. Interior Minister Philippe Marchand said that Cabinet ministers had approved a plan to fine airlines up to 10,000 francs (553,000) per violation for bringing in aliens
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      155 50 Reuter BUCHAREST Romania announced huge price rises on petrol and air fares to reflect new exchange rates resulting from moves to make the national currency convertible this week. But at the same time the coalition government extended subsidies on a range of
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      217 50 AFP WASHINGTON The US Justice Department has obtained an indictment against alleged terrorists for the 1988 bombing of Pan Am Flight 103 over Lockerbie, Scotland, that killed all 259 people on board and 11 on the ground, a government source said on Wednesday. Neither the
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      111 50 Reuter LONDON The chief executive of Eurotunnel pic on Wednesday said the Channel Tunnel's opening date of June 1993 was under pressure and suggested that British Rail might incur penalties for delays in delivering parts of the project. Sir Alastair Morton told the British parliament's
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      2309 35 OOCL(S) PTE LTD• JARDME SHVPMQ AGENCIES till#* TEL: *****11 FAX: *****09 Miff/ BOOKINGS TEL: *****34 *****58 ■aillf TERMINAUCFS TEL: *****18 220 FCQOOfl 7 PESAKA JARDINE SHIPPMG AGENCIES SON. BHD j, J PORT KELANG TEL: *****18 FAX *****91 *****86 —ZZ Trr~Z PENANG TEL. *****4 FAX: *****1 CFS TEL: *****6 Dedicated to
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      1781 35 TRANSPORT DIARY I TTJR -Jji... u. -I J ram n wuaaaai .<• Nov 21: A 1-day seminar on the topics of Demurrage, Ship Financing, General Average and Tanker Chartering organised by the Baltic International Maritime Council (BIMCO) at the Singapore Port Institute. For further information and registration, please contact SNSA
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      1435 35 ■Qmaa TWO SAILINGS TO EUROPE REGINA MAERSK ¥.9114 ETA SIN 20/11/91 ORIENTAL RAY V.0570 ETA SIN 23/11/91 Vaaaai Voy I ETA I ETO I Fssdar by DESTINATIONS World Lynx/ Manaaki >0 TW wmk MNMiil Mwra 9202 cy iwn moo hrs Port HBi NH CFS ta/11 2360 HRS Katag Parana OAK
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      664 36 SEASPAC SERVICE DBECT SOUTH PAOFIC SERVICE SIN NOU SUV PPT IMPERIAL 2901E8 27/11 12/12 15/12 21/12 ALSO ACCEPTMG CAJtGO VIA SUVA TO: LAUTOKA, PAGO PAGO. APIA NUKUALOAfA DBECT CHILE/ SOUTH UPICAN SEKWCE SIN IQO ANF VAP CLX IMPERIAL 2901E8 27/11 3/1 S/1 11/1 12/1 ALSO ACCEPTOR CARGO TO AMCA, SAN
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      1423 36 I Elworio *Mwm~ REGULAR MOEPENDENT FULL COBHMMMI SERVICE WESTBOUND FOR EUROPE YSL/VOT SM M.6 RCL HAM BK ROT MIT FB. UB (VM (MA (IB ALfi) MM) ROT) NORASM PMNCESS 9130-3 IR/11 OR/12 09/12 12/12 14/12 13/12 15/12 14/12 IVI2 JAPAN SEA 1378 23/11 14/12 10/12 19/12 21/12 20/12 22/12 21/12
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      1897 37 SgSleanwra Maritime Holdings Ltd P&O I JM HI STRAITS SHIPPING I Containers Oaf Ml U| HK*a« #»W S par* A* 9ao Ant Rot Hkf TO*TO MT 0574 13/11 11/11 11/11 *3/12 OS/12 (7/12 ACCEPTS OIK SMLS ■ON* NACR3K 9114 15/11 17/11 17/11 21/11 IS/12 M/ 12 09/12 11/12 CARGO OMNTM.
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      2126 37 zMmmmzm TOi U.BA/PANAMA ru- U.a^/FAHAMA WSStL/VOT OAK LGR CRI HI Ul Wl HTC tt«H/WT WC W Ml CI LSR OAR CHOTANG VICTORY EEI4S 1«/U 10/12 11/12 20/12 25/12 27/12 20/12 0» YOKOHAMA NAIM 2/10 4/10 0/10 U/10 20/10 21/10 10/11 CHOTAMG WORID Ef 144 21/11 17/12 10/12 27/12 11/12 1/1
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      354 37 STRUTS/ JAPAN/ STRAITS SERVICE SPECIALIST M RO-RO HEAVY UFTS mm 5 Ivor |v [75 J"sc To TMUUNC moi 1 IS/11 17/11 1 DC* m 1 1 U/U IC/U comk mam a it/u 22/u T~ coaac MUSTEK 1 a/11 Tmuprc a/11 zi/ii NMUU M a/11 3 ORANGE OCEAN M «/U VII
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      484 38 CR NBR **********0-0 HPRESS JEMI-CONTAINERSHIP SERVICE Tl EUROPE fa.nor Irran mmm/mmm hvk Bremen wmop 9MMTA/33W 113/U 13/1 17/1 22/1 2S/1 FAST TRANSIT TIME ACCEPTMG BREAK BULK/CONTAINERISED CARGO lyljfci to Myotmtflit. Also tccspHnQ citro Id C#9Sbton6#» Part SaM, Port Aluandrla, Oanoa, TtM*. ALSO ACCEPTING BOTH CONTAINENS, CONVENTIONAL CARGO VIA T/S TO
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      1255 38 G) HANJIN SHIPPING CM MI I «M I LME HAUL LB OA* FBI VS. SM UK HAUL SM IS NTC MWMHIKNK 20/111 MECT 12/12 15/12 H KMK VANG M2E IS/11 H. SAVANNAH 029E 26/12 27/12 29/12 HANJM rtLMTWICOIOE 25/ DSECT 16/12 19/12 HMUN KUNSAN 068E 25/11 M. PROSPERITY 019E 2/1
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      1913 39 > NEPTUNE AGENCIES PTE LTD SINGAPORE TEL: *****77 (CR NO: **********0E) BOOKINGS NEPTUNE LINK TEL: *****00 UK/EUROPE SERVICE *****19 USA SERVICE *****16 AUST/INOIA/PAK SERVICE *****18 FAR EAST SERVICE *****48 TERMINAL OFFICE :*****22 DOCUMENTATION OEPT: *****44/ *****14 KB CFS: MB2 IMPORT: *****69/*****50 CFS: MB2 EXPORT: *****53/*****04 ZSBZ JmU NEPLINE SDN BHD
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      891 39 it SINSOV SINGAPORE SOVIET SHIPPING CO PRIVATE LTD BOOKING: *****51/ *****64/ *****59 (FESCO LINE) ENQUIRIES: *****33 KL: 03-*****75/897 PORT KELANG: *****43/ *****40 PENANG: *****4/ *****8 JOHORE BAHRU: *****1/ *****1 (REGULAR INDEPENDENT SERVICE) FULL CONTAINERSHIP SERVICES EASTBOUWP—OBCHWCWG WBIBOtD—UMMN6 TMNOTWD W> «■*>* m«t nr it mc nw in w imp —f tor
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      1469 40 K» V ,f AS AGENTS: KAWASAKI SINGAPORE (PTE) LTD (CR No: 1244I*****0M) W TEL *****77 TELEX: KAWAKIRS23I6S FAX: *****07/B^9 I 1 l\l M 4 m MALAYSIA: *K'LINEMAIVTIME(MALAYSIA) SONBHO I JLjkhi JL/ IJi TEL: SA *****00 PK *****01/5 PENANG *****0 JB *****1 KAWASAKI KISEN KAISHA, LTD INDONESIA: P.T. BARANA LAUTINTERNUSA TEL:
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      1170 40 PHIU-ORI€NT UN€S PTC LTD 106 Robinson Road #07-00 GMG Building Singapore 0106 Tal: *****22/*****69/*****00 Talex: RS ***** PHIU FAX: *****76/*****38 by air, land or sea.... IVE TAKE ON THE WORLD FOR YOU flftf MEMBER OF SINGAPORE FREIGHT FORWARDERS ASSOCIATION 23 NOV DUBAI, DAMMAN. SHARJAH, DOHA. 19 NOV MONTREAL, OTTAWA, TORONTO.
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      1170 41 PACIFIC INTERNATIONAL UNES (PTE) LTD imSSSSSSSm Hi PH. Building, 140 Cecil Street Singapore 0106. I tBAhJQKOK I VMM. vov SM JUT SIN VESSEL VOV JIM JJL BUNOA TERATAI 443 17/11 18/11 84/11 JENLNM 78N J*" "J" toe* 471 n/ii *1/11 at/11 kota pahlawan swi */ii 33/11 */ii EQUATOR MAS MN
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      954 41 BEN LINE CONTAINERS LTD "\j 200 Cantonment Road Tel: *****22 #13-05 Southpoint a Fax: *****63 Singapore 0208. Telex: RS ***** wpecß VOY NOS SPORE LEHAVRE ROTTERDAM S' HAMPTON HAMBURG GOTHENBURG VESSEL VOYNOb. srf-UHt HOLLAND UK GERMANY/SCAN SWEDEN Nedtoyd Papua' 418 18/TT~ 5/12 6/_|2 8/12 9/12 j City of Edinburgh 416
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      402 41 M MYANMA Wttk FIVE STAR UNE (Myanmar National Um) Loading tor Yanion (Ranioon) Sport PJU| Pot P.G4f MOOS VIIOW to rt IM-AN VIC9W 11/20 Nw POTT* ¥1181* 23/25 Nw PAGAN VI7SW 20/20 No* HPA-AM VI7OH 30/2 Dm ISA THE BANK LINE (A aowteoof oiHf Woii tmppini) Vf "v SEMI-tONTAINeR SERVICE
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      607 43 jf" Nc tWiTifcl MEDLLOYD MEDITERRANEAN T Nedlloyd Lirra SERVICE OFFERS YOU 16 DAYS TO LA SPEZIA I«wmump/Fin 1 r: jmm Rji(A)NftynMtti(A) ftmLyttolton(B)bM*(B) N«i* «Mbict«i(C) Tawanga N. Rosaf»/9126S 19/1 I Wll 13/11 I|/jJ IMI »/|l j/g «J| $12 SSSnaS 1/12 Wl2 «/12 «/l! Ml 9/12 21/11 30/12 »/U 20/12 29/12 30/12
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      726 44 TO AUSTRALIA/NEW ZEALAND 58t llhi iFrw llMk lift lAuct INK If CMALH mmtim aai lt/ii »/n 1/12 4/12 s/12 11/12 12/12 EILEN HUMS HT" 1/12 5/12 14/12 I*/12 24/12 27/12 mmml 2t3 is/12 28/12 57i 5/1 14/1 TTTi C. M 4 5/1 12/1 17/1 21/1 2«/ l HT\ TO USA/CANADA
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      982 44 EXPORTS TO HONGKONG, TAIWAN, MANIA I JAPAN "TWICE WEEKLY" MALACCA STRAITS SERVICE OUTBOUND VOY fKL PEN KT SW ME HK6 KAO KEE TTO SM2 NBO KOB IfvESSEL VOY S |PW- PEN BLW SW AC! IASMN 10 *17.11 *15.11 13.11 16.11 19.11 21.11 2tll 27.11 28.11 ACI BUSY 30A 1711 lt.ll
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      720 45 (fe FAMOUS CONTAINER UNES 10 ANSON RD. #15-21 INTERNATIONAL PLAZA, S'PORE 0207 TSr HOT LINE: *****33 (24 LINES) LIMASSOL/PIREAUS 17/11 ROTTERDAM 17/11 HAIFA/ASHOOD/ALEXANORIA 17/TI HAMBURG/BREMEN 17/tl MARSEILLE/FRANCE 17/11 FELIXSTOWE/UK 17/TI BARCELONA/SPAIN 17/TI LEHAVRE/ANTWERP 17/TI GENOA/nALY 17/11 GOTHENBURG/SCANDINAVIA 17/11 LOS ANGELES/WC/PI 17/TI SYDNEY/MELBOURNE 18/11 NEW YORK/EC 17/TI FREMANTLE 16/11 VANCOUVER 17/TI
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      100 45 Vessel Voy ETA ETD Destn TZU HANG 9133S In Pt 22/11 Komponpom ERMNA 9127S 18/11 20/U Phnom Penh HONGZHAN 9126S 25/11 27/11 Ho CM Mtah MOSHO MARU 9UBS 16/11 22/11 Phnom Penh SHUNFU 9110S 17/11 19/11 Van|oon I SOON KIAT SHIPPING H PTE LTD L.JIk 3 SHENTON NAT #20-05/06 SHENTON
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      833 48 FIL CONTAINER SERVICES PTE LTD I MADRAS CALCUTTA BANGKOK V*. SIN/MADRAS VII MM/CALCUTTA VI BIN/BANOKOK AN MM SN 9N CM. SN 91 HI NOT INUU 11-11/U 24-21/11 1243/12 KIT UMNU IC-17/U 23-27/11 03-04/12 KIT MMLMU IS HH IS Km 20-21/11 21-30/11 05-01/11 20-21/11 27-01/12 07-01/12 UMM 22 Hm 25-20/11 02-04/12
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