The Business Times, 28 July 1992

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    16 1 BUSINESS TIMES MITA (P) 35/12/91 Tuesday, July 28, 1992 THE BUSINESS PAPER FOR S-E ASIA 75*
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  • NEWS SUMMARY
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      Sales of previously owned homes in US down in June
      52 1 WASHINGTON Sales of previously-owned US homes slumped 2.9 per cent in June, a real estate group said yesterday, raising fresh concerns about the US economic recovery. The National Association of Realtors said sales totalled 3.36 million homes at a sea-sonally-adjusted
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      Legalise communist party, urges Ramos
      56 1 MANILA Philippine President Fidel Ramos yesterday asked Congress to legalise the outlawed Communist Party of the Philippines (CPP) and pledged to free certain jailed rebels. He said he had ordered a government review of the cases of jailed CPP officials and military officers who took
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      Copper in demand
      19 1 SOUTH-EAST ASIAN nations have emerged as the world's fastest growing users of refined copper Page 2
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      Moderate growth
      43 1 ASEAN's cement industry, growing by nearly 19 per cent annually for the past three years, is likely to expand by a more moderate, though still strong. 12 per cent in the near term, says American-based stockbroking firm Merrill Lynch Page 2
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      Indon general rises
      28 1 THE officer who prepared a report on the East Timor massacre was appointed yesterday to the number two position in Indonesia's powerful armed forces 8
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      Aussie jobs plan
      31 1 THE Australian government is to spend almost AS3OO million (***** million) in the next 12 months on a scheme to create jobs for 100,000 young people Page 8
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      Nafta talks stalled
      36 1 US, Canadian and Mexican trade officials, in spite of efforts to conclude their negotiations for a North American free-trade pact, have failed to reach agreement on a series of important issues Page 9
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      Assurance on PCs
      37 1 IN SPITE OF price cuts and low-cost models flooding the market, prices in the personal computer market will stabilise, says the Paris-based senior vice-president for prospective and European cooperation for Groupe Bull Page 13
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      Wary response
      28 1 SINGAPORE shipyards have reacted cautiously to the lure of land and labour in the proposed marine industrial park at Klang in Selangor. Shipping Times Page 1
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  • MARKETS SUMMARY
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      Dow higher
      34 1 WALL STREET shares opened virtually unchanged yesterday, with the Dow Jones index of leading industrials rising just 0.79 point or 0.02 per cent to 3,286.50 in the first five minutes of trading.
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      Footsie lower
      41 1 LONDON shares were down sharply at midday yesterday as investors raised cash on the market to- finance allocations in Wellcome Trust's sale of Wellcome shares. At 1142 GMT, the FTSE 100 index stood at 2,353.1 points, down 24.1 points.
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      Poor SML showing
      27 1 SEMBAWANG Maritime Ltd has turned in a dismal half-time performance with group net earnings down nearly 41 per cent to $5.4 million Page 3
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      GB seeks upgrading
      17 1 SESDAQ-LISTED yacht-mak-er GB Holdings has applied for upgrading to the main board Page 3
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      EYS (HK) eyes listing
      29 1 EU YAN SANG Hongkong Pte Ltd is seeking a listing in Hongkong to raise about HK$4O million (558.34 million) to expand its business Page 3
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      Cold feet over deal
      30 1 UNDERWRITERS are believed to have shied away from a $100 million deal launched for the privately-held property company of Robert Kuok, Allgreen Properties Ltd. Page 6
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      STOCK INDICES
      29 1 Monday Change BT-MGA 690.41 +10.65 Kuala Lumpur ....589.70 -4.04 Tokyo 15.373.34 -124.45 Hongkong 5,664.39 -108.37 Svdney 1,606.3 -3.3 Friday Change New York 3,285.71 -4.33 London 1,789.1 -19.0
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      CURRENCIES
      22 1 Exchange rates USS S$ 1.6155 100 Yen SS 1.2592 MS SS 0.6454 Money market rates Overnight 2-3/8 -1/8 3-monlh 2-1/4% -1/16
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      COMMODITIES
      35 1 London Said AM fix USS358.00 US$0.10 RMMct S'poreOct l42.75*/kg -0.25 M'sia Aug 221 Vkg unch KL Tin Turnover 46 tonnes Spot MSl7.28/kg -0.02 Crude patan oil Turnover 763 lots -407 Sep MS851 /tonne +3
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    Indon banks eager to beef up presence in S'pore
    626 1  -  Banks confident of meeting MAS requirements By Quak Hiang Whai SINGAPORE Freed from the shackles which have confined them largely to their home base, Indonesian banks are looking outward. And the first waves of outward expansion could see them upgrading their
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    Lock icon Japan cuts rate by half a point
    466 1 But move fails to revive stock market, Nikkei dips to new low Reuter AFP Knight-Ridder Bloomberg TOKYO The Bank of Japan lowered its discount rate yesterday, but the move which followed Friday's emergency meeting of top government officials failed to boost Tokyo's ailing
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    Singapore still a magnet to foreign investors: US embassy
    426 1  -  By Kenneth James SINGAPORE Singapore, which moved up a notch last year to become the 11th largest market for United States exports worldwide, remains strongly attractive to investors despite an economic slowdown, a report by the US embassy here says. The
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    Lock icon FT and Izvestia to launch newspaper
    106 1 Reuter MOSCOW Britain's Financial Times newspaper and the influential Russian liberal daily Izvestia agreed yesterday to publish a joint business supplement which will be circulated in Russia. David Palmer, chief executive of the Financial Times and Izvestia's editor-in-chief Igor Golembiovsky signed an agreement to
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    Extended trading at stock exchange starts with a bang but ends in a whimper
    561 1  -  Dexter Lee SINGAPORE The slock market opened with a bang yesterday, the first day of extended trading hours. But profit-taking shaved early gains and brokers said activity tapered off, especially during the final hour. The STII
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    Lock icon Maika expels Vijandran
    78 1 Bernama KUALA LUMPUR DP Vijandran, a director of Maika Holdings Berhad who had allegedly acted in a pornographic video tape, was yesterday expelled from the investment arm of the MIC. Maika Holdings chairman Tan Sri G Pasamanickam said the board of directors of Maika Holdings adopted the
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      205 1 Nikon The World s finest Photographic System innovation Ted! 13 Jkt/BWi/Clw* State 22 IV Racfco 14 Aircraft Schedule 27 KLSE 21 Unrt Trusts 19 Commodities 26 Money Changer Rates 27 Weather 21 Company News 3,4 Money Market 25 World News 9 Cryptic Crossword 27 Regional News 8 Editorial 10 Regional
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      11 1 Nikon Hock Lock Siew: Shangri-La should sweeten proposed warrants, Pg 3
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  • PAGE 2 NEWS
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      More builders to qualify for bigger public jobs
      154 2 THE Construction Industry Development Board (CIDB) will revise its public-sector contractors' registry system next year to allow more builders to bid for bigger public-sector jobs. A board official said yesterday that rising costs over the past three years had pushed many public-sector
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      TDB plans trip to South Pacific
      122 2 THE Trade Development Board plans to send a delegation to Western Samoa, Tonga and Fiji. The move was revealed yesterday by senior trade officer Nordin Yatim at a meeting between Singapore manufacturers and a delegation from Western Samoa. The delegation, led by Western Samoan
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      Progress of Seletar Expressway
      121 2 WORK has begun on the first stage of the $15 million Seletar and Bukit Timah Expressway. The interchange, scheduled for completion in June 1994, forms part of Phase Two of the Seletar Expressway (SLE), which will run from Upper Thomson Road to the Bukit Timah Expressway.
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      S-EA has world's Invest appetite for copper
      651 2  -  Countries in the region need large amounts for booming economies Reports by Shoeb Kagda SINGAPORE South-East Asian nations have become the world's hungriest consumers of processed copper, buying huge amounts to feed their rapidly growing economies. Thailand, Indonesia and Malaysia have emerged as
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      Prices rising and expected to go higher
      197 2 SINGAPORE Copper prices have defied the widespread economic gloom to surge upwards on the London Metal Exchange over the past few weeks. The metal, which was selling for US$l (551.60) a pound at the start of this month, rose above the US$l.l5 a
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      Chemical sales fell 5pc in first half
      386 2  -  Manufacturers expect prices to remain flat and demand weak By Genevieve Cua SINGAPORE Sales by Singapore's chemicals industry shrank by an estimated $50 million in the first six months of this year, or 5 per cent from last year's first-half figure of about
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      ICL to invest $8m in its Jurong plant
      313 2  -  By Jennifier Lien SINGAPORE The Japa-nese-controlled British computer company ICL will invest up to SB.S million in its new Jurong facility, which will carry out final assembly of products for sale in Asia. ICL, which is controlled by Fujitsu, has also begun
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      Asean cement industry likely to continue growing briskly
      542 2  -  By Lillian Ang SINGAPORE The Asean cement industry's growth is likdy to moderate to a still robust 12 per cent in the near term from nearly 19 per cent in each of the last three years, according to Merrill Lynch. The United
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      Japan slips a notch to join Singapore in third place in Beri risk report
      337 2 SINGAPORE Japan has slipped one lower among the top investment locations, according to the latest business risk report by Business Environment Risk Intelligence (Beri). As a result, Japan now shares third place with Singapore, behind Taiwan
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      Lock icon Indian court rules on scam-tainted shares
      131 2 AFP Reuter NEW DELHI A special court yesterday ruled that thousands of shares attached after the exposure of India's billion-dollar securities team could be released if they had been purchased by bona fide buyets for value. It was not immediately dear whether the ruling
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      303 2 REPUBLIC NATIONAL BANK OF NEW YORK A SUBSIDIARY OF REPUBLIC NEW YORK CORPORATION Consolidated Statements of Condition X June 30 Liabilities and June so. 1 Assets 1991 Stockholder's Equity 199g 189 (Dollars in thousands) Cash and due from banks 387,360 278.904 Non-interwt bearing deposits: t In domestic offices 5 750,493
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  • COMPANY NEWS 1
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      Dearth of salvage contracts hits Semb Maritime
      418 3  -  Interim earnings fell almost 41pc to $5.4 m By Dexter Lee SINGAPORE Sembawang Maritime Ltd yesterday turned in dismal half-time results which were depressed by a lack of major salvage contracts. Group earnings for the six months ended June 30 sank nearly 41
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      Magnum's profits soar 60pc
      170 3 SINGAPORE Magnum Corp Bhd has reported a 60 per cent jump in group net earnings to M 576.9 million (5549.2 million) for the six months ending June 30. The group also recorded a pre-tax profit of M 5137.04 million, an increase of 58 per cent from
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      Poor showing by S'pore, HK stocks likely in next 6 months: US broker
      425 3  -  By S N Vasuki SINGAPORE The research arm of stockbroking firm Merrill Lynch has recommended significantly reduced asset allocations for the Singapore and Hongkong stockmarkets in the coming three to six months as their performance could be
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      Shangri-La should sweeten proposed warrants
      637 3  -  THE HOCK LOCK SIEW COLUMN Amy Balan By SINGAPORE "There goes my business with Shangri-La for the next five years," a banker lamented after reading about the company's proposed $124 million bond with warrants issue. But the banker's loss is Shangri-La's gain. Shangri-La will need
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      GB Holdings applies for upgrading to main board
      396 3  -  Yacht-maker hopes to realise aim in 12 months William Chia SINGAPORE Sesdaqlisted yacht-maker GB Holdings Ltd has applied for upgrading to the main board and hopes to achieve this within the next 12 months. Sources say GB Holdings submitted its application several
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      Eu Yan Sang HK seeks flotation to raise HK$40m
      288 3  -  By Sylvia Wong SINGAPORE Eu Yan Sang (EYS) Hongkong Pte Ltd is applying for a listing on the Hongkong Stock Exchange to raise about HKS4O million (558.34 million) to expand its business. Sources said details of EYS Hongkong's listing plans and
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    • COMPANY BRIEFS
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        SES queries Causeway over annual report
        121 3 SINGAPORE The Stock Exchange of Singapore hat asked Causeway Investment Ltd to release more information regarding its latest annual report The SES queries touched on a qualification by the company auditors who could not ascertain whether an amount of $5.86 million owing by third
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        MAS rights issue approved
        44 3 SINGAPORE The Malaysian Capital Issues Committee has approved Malaysian Airline System's one-for-one rights issue of 350 million new shares of Msl at an issue price of Mss apiece. The listing and quotation of the new shares have also been approved.
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        Kumagai sells Pacific Can shares
        38 3 SINGAPORE Kumagai Investments Pte Ltd said yesterday it sold 7.599 million Pacific Can Investment Holdings Ltd shares of SO cents each on July 22. The company now holds 8.847 million Pacific Can shares.
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        New share registrar for UOB
        39 3 SINGAPORE United Overseas Bank Ltd, United International Securities Ltd and Industrial and Commercial Bank will replace UOB Management Services with Lim and Associates (Pte) Ltd as the respective companies' share registrars from Aug 1.
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        Genting queried on Lonrho stake
        56 3 SINGAPORE The Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange has asked Genting Bhd to explain a recent newspaper report, which said the company had bought a 3.04 per cent stake or more than 20 million Lonrho shares through three subsidiaries and that the company "may launch a bid"
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        Lock icon Leisure Mgt posts M$27m profits
        111 3 Bernama KUALA LUMPUR Leisure Management Bhd announced group pre-tax profits of M 527.51 million (5517.61 million) for the six months ended June 30, 1992, on the back of a turnover of M 5519.79 million. It said that at company level it achieved pre-tax profits of
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    • COMPANY BRIEFS
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        Wellcome opens at 827p after news of sale
        56 4 LONDON Shares in pharmaceutical company Wellcome pic opened at 827p per share yesterday after news that Wellcome Trust said it had sold 270 million shares in Wellcome at 800p, raising £2.16 billion (556.65 billion). The shares had been suspended at Friday's closing
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        Commitment to A$100m loan
        61 4 MELBOURNE CRA Ltd and North Broken Hill Peko Ltd said yesterday that they have committed themselves to a subordinated shareholder loan facility of Asloo million (SSI2O million) to support lead and zinc miner Pasminco Ltd. CRA and NBH earlier said they had cut their stakes in
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        QUF finalises purchase
        76 4 MELBOURNE QUF Industries Ltd has finalised the purchase of the Sandhurst Dairies business from Australia's biggest retailer, Coles Myer Ltd, for A 523.0 million (5527.6 million). QUF said yesterday that it had acquired the non current assets of the Sandhurst business, including all freehold property, plant and
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        Nod from Bata shareholders
        67 4 NEW DELHI Shareholders of Bata India have approved a proposed increase in equity by the Swiss company Leader AG from 40 to 51 per cent, reports here said yesterday. At an extraordinary general meeting in Calcutta, on July 24, the giant shoe company's shareholders approved the
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        Nikon plans to boost exports
        63 4 TOKYO Nikon Corp, a Japanese camera maker, will t>oost exports of compact cameras to 1.60 million in the year to March 1993 from 1.15 million a year earlier, a spokesman said yesterday. It decided to boost exports because of strong demand for its new low-priced
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      Lock icon BP to spend $150 m more on Viet oil exploration
      475 4 UK firm sees potential in Vietnam Reuter HANOI British Petroleum Co pic, which by the end of 1992 will have spent US$9O million (S$l4S million) looking for oil in Vietnam, expects to spend a further US$l5O million on its next
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      Lock icon HK's Chiap Hua to buy 35pc stake in privatised Viet firm
      200 4 Sunday Morning Post HONGKONG Hong-kong-based Chiap Hua plans to buy at least 35 per cent of the shares sold by a subsidiary in one of Vietnam's first privatisations. Chiap Hua will take the stake in garment firm Legatex, according
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      Lock icon Much hyped CD-I turning out to be a dud for Philips
      299 4 Bloomberg NEW YORK When Philips Electronics N V introduced its interactive compact disc player last year jas the Imagination Machine", the Dutch electronics firm probably never imagined its machine of the future would be such a dud. Philips' feeble
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      Lock icon Group to advise Russia on mass privatisation
      296 4 Reuter LONDON An An-glo-French consortium said yesterday the Russian government has asked it to advise and assist its Mass Privatisation Programme (MPP) the biggest privatisation assignment ever. Under the MPP, Russia will sell some 6,500 medium to large state-owned industrial enterprises. The consortium
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      Lock icon Canada to buy 50 new helicopters for search and rescue missions
      199 4 Bloomberg OTTAWA The Canadian government will go ahead with plans to purchase 50 helicopters at a cost of C 54.4 billion (555.9 billion). Paramax Systems Canada, a unit of Unisys Corp based in McLean, Vancouver, will supply the electronics
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      Lock icon Investors drawn to Asian markets despite risks
      501 4 MARKET TALK Reuter ±fGKONG The Far East has long foreigners with its exoticism and hint of, danger, but investors these days say the attraction is less mystery and more market analysis. i Largely untrammelled and untamed by Western regulatory standards, Asia's small emerging
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      130 3 Interest in SIA fuels rally 17 Nikkei hits new 6-year 10w... 23 GIRARD PERREGAUX Since the establishment of Sincere Watch timepiece's unique mechanism also in 1954, we have worked hard to maintain composes its strikingly unusual dial, a reputation for excellence. In the service Designed both for everyday wear we
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      156 4 The inner secret of the world's most popular networking software will be exposed... th August 1992 J I NOVLIB 2.0 WORLD PREMIER. Admission Free I 1 4 J J INSIDE NETWARE seminar for Netware Users 4 4 JgM "Not just another Netware seminar' 4 1 J J 'Opens the lid
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      360 5 If you're not losing an HP LaserJet printer, your software could play tricks on you. All leading software is written with HP performance of the HP LaserJet printers, are told, all of the time LaserJet printers in mind. This ensures other printers have an unfortunate that the computer and the
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  • FINANCIAL NEWS
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      Lock icon 2 UK accountants face hearing for breaching ethics
      438 6 Reuter LONDON Two top accountants were to go before a professional tribunal yesterday in a controversial ethics case that targets Britain's biggest accountancy firms. Richard Stone, head of corporate finance at Coopers and Lybrand, and Michael Jordan, head of Coopers' insolvency practice
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      Lock icon Spreading your risks
      603 6  -  THE Quak Hiang Whai The Sang Kancil weekly column tracks the profit/loss of a US$5O,OOO live account set up by futures house Refco. Relying on both technicals and fundamentals, the account will trade in currency, interest rate, commodity and stock index futures. THE spread executed last week
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      Lock icon Investment scams on the rise worldwide
      494 6 IHT LONDON Just as investment has become more and more international, so has investment fraud. Ambitious criminals are targeting wealthy individuals or companies with "get rich quick" investments in ever increasing numbers. What most of these have in common is an advance fee. That
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      Underwriters shying away from Allgreen's $100m loan
      377 6  -  By Dawn Tan SINGAPORE Morgan GrenfeU Asia Ltd is having a tough time attracting underwriters to a $100 million deal it launched for Malaysian property magnate Robert Kuok's private company, Allgreen Properties Ltd, sources said. The sources said underwriters have shied away from
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      Chinese investment firm increases loan to US$35m
      300 6 SINGAPORE Guangdong Overseas China Investment Corporation's US$l5 million (5524.2 million) borrowing was oversubscribed and increased to US$35 million, bankers said. The original amount sought by GOCI, one of Guangdong's three official investment vehicles, was subscribed 2.3 times by international banks keen to get
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    • SMALL CHANGE
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        Saudi American Bank posts record profit
        82 6 MANAMA Saudi American Bank, the kingdom's biggest joint venture bank, has reported a record profit of 446.9 million riyals (SSI93 million) for the first half of this year, up 46 per cent from a year earlier. Assets grew by 21 per cent to 37.8
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        US banks lagging in tech: poll
        105 6 NEW YORK American Banker says a survey shows that many US banks have not kept pace with the expensive hardware and software infrastructures on which virtually all their products depend. Its 1992 technology survey, conducted by professional services firm Ernst Young, garnered responses from
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        Bid will slow down NAB's search
        97 6 SYDNEY National Australia Bank Ltd's A 51.09 billion (Ssl.3 billion) takeover bid for Bank of New Zealand would slow its search for other acquisitions, says its managing director. Don Argus said in a TV interview last Sunday, r "What we need to do now
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        Chemical expects higher savings
        53 6 New York Chemical Banking Corp expects to achieve US$2BO million (***** million) savings in 1992 from its recently completed merger with Manufacturers Hanover Corp. The figure was slightly higher than the US$225 Chemical had previously expected to achjeve, said Sponholtz, who heads the effort to merge
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      218 7 Paris. The most delightful way to fill three empty Let's count them, shall we? To the glass-enclosed brasseries adorning the LLa valise. Your suitcase, which you will M major avenues. To those mysterious, but equally surely fill to capacity as you shop your way along I J 1 inviting little
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  • THE REGION
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        Chamlong registers as candidate for elections
        64 8 BANGKOK Former opposition leader Chamlong Srimuang registering for the Sep 13 election yesterday. Hundreds of Thai politicians yesterday began officially registering their candidacies for the Sep 13 general election for the 360-seat House of Representatives. The registration period will last until Friday. The upcoming
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        Inquiry completed
        78 8 BANGKOK Thailand's Defence Ministry has completed its investigation of the bloody political violence which rocked the country in May and has presented its report to Prime Minister Anand Panyarachun, an official said yesterday. Defence Minister Banchob Bunnag had a meeting with the Prime Minister yesterday during which the
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        Viets call for UN inquiry
        65 8 BANGKOK Vietnam has called for a United Nations inquiry into the killing of ethnic Vietnamese in Cambodia earlier this week. Vietnam's state radio quoted a foreign ministry statement condemning last Tuesday's killings in Cambodia's Kampot province, close to the Vietnamese border. Nine ethnic Vietnamese, including
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        M'sian earnings from forestry up
        55 8 KOTA KINABALU Malaysia earned US$9.4 billion (S$ 15.4 billion) from the export of forest products last year, an increase of US$5OO million from the previous year, despite a drop in volume of exports. This was disclosed yesterday by Primary Industries Minister Lim Keng Yaik, who
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        Surge in HK June trade figures
        84 8 HONGKONG Hongkong's re-exports, almost exclusively of mainland Chinese products, continued to surge in June, while domestic exports also registered a marked increase, figures released yesterday show. The value of re-exports rose to HK559.114 billion (S$ 12.3 billion), a 39.7-per-cent increase over the same month
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        Myanmar to reopen schools
        68 8 BANGKOK Universities in Myanmar will reopen soon and, in an apparent bid to take the sting out of pro-democ-racy beehives, will offer correspondence courses that will let some students study at home, Radio Yangon said yesterday. Major-General Khin Nyunt told professors at Yangon University on Sunday
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      Lock icon Jakarta passes new trademark law
      276 8 Reuter JAKARTA Indonesia, a leading offender in brand name piracy, has updated its trademark law, but analysts said it could take a while to bite. "It's good that there is progress, especially regarding internationally-known trademarks," Amalia Rooseno of Amroos Law Consultants said, but added several
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      Lock icon Keating unveils A$767m jobs-for-youth plan
      292 8 AFP CANBERRA The Australian government is to spend almost As3oo million (***** million) in the next 12 months on a scheme to create jobs for 100,000 young people, Prime Minister Paul Keating said on Sunday. Mr Keating said in a statement that expenditure on the
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      Lock icon Malaysia in dilemma over choice of deficit-fighting tool
      569 8 Knight-Rid-der SINGAPORE Malaysia, which is actively seeking industrialised nation status by 2020, is in a dilemma as manufacturers lobby for a corporate tax cut, while the government needs all the revenue it can get to deal with a rising budget deficit, and
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      Aussie bourse needs new products to survive: chief
      258 8  -  From Florence Chong in SYDNEY THE Australian Stock Exchange needed new products to lessen the concentration of trading and avoid threats to its existence, according to its chairman, Laurie Cox. "Ours is the most concentrated of any significant stock exchange in the
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      Lock icon Respected Indon general named Try's No. 2
      454 8 Lt-Gen Faisal Tanjung's appointment will assuage critics: diplomat Reuter JAKARTA The officer who prepared a report on the East Timor massacre which prompted President Suharto to publicly punish two generals was appointed yesterday to the number two position in Indonesia's powerful armed forces.
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      Lock icon Ramos asks Congress to enact unpopular economic measures
      463 8 AFP MANILA President Fidel Ramos, in a speech before Congress yesterday, called for harsh and politically unpopular measures to bring some discipline to the chaotic Philippine economy. Mr Ramos told newlyelected legislators that the Philippines needed new taxes, continued fiscal and monetary
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      140 8 Rather Than Sprinkle Spices We Throw In Freshness. Faithful to traditional Teochew culinary art, our chefs at Hung KangTeochew y Restaurant do not use spice excessively to bring a dish to taste. Preferring V instead to insist on up-to-the-minute-fresh ingredients to bring out the true taste of our food. And
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      188 8 BUSINESS TIMES Toll free Tel No 737 0Q43 «Fax No: 734-3698 OFocal Finance Limited llnoarpar Mri in &ne«pc*») Focal Finance ANNOUNCEMENT T)m Directors of Focal Finance Limited ere pie—d to announce the unautSed Interim reeuta lor the six months ended 30 June 1982 es foiows: Latest Halt PiavtoueHaN VeerTo3Q<o6/82 YtHfT9W«W?I
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  • THE WORLD
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      Lock icon Nafta pact eludes negotiators
      453 9 Trade officials agree to meet again within a week NYT MEXICO CITY Despite a push to conclude their negotiations for a North American free-trade agreement, senior trade officials from the United States, Canada and Mexico have failed to reach agreements on a series of important issues.
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      Lock icon Economists dispute White House's upbeat jobs forecast
      398 9 Reuter WASHINGTON The White House is predicting a substantial drop in the US jobless rate by the November election but economists say it's just wishful thinking. Economic growth would have to zoom to about a 5 per cent to 6 per cent annual
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    • WORLD WATCH
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        Seoul to overtake Tokyo in petrochem exports
        67 9 SEOUL South Korea is expected to overtake Japan to become the largest Asian exporter of petrochemical products, a Trade Ministry official said here yesterday. Provisional ministry figures show that South Korea exported 778,000 tonnes of petrochemical products last year, up from 380,000 tonnes
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        Russia may take on Soviet debts
        72 9 MOSCOW The Russian government is discussing a plan in which it would service all the debts of the former Soviet Union, leaving all other former Soviet republics on the sidelines, Interfax news agency said yesterday. Under an agreement signed between the former Soviet republics,
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        Taiwan-China trade up 33pc
        59 9 TAIPEI Trade between Taiwan and China through Hongkong in the first five months of 1992 surged 33.2 per cent from a year earlier to U552.76 billion (554.4 billion), Taiwan's Board of Foreign Trade said on Sunday. Exports to China are rising fast as growing Taiwanese investment
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        Landmark visit
        40 9 SEVILLE Spain's King Juan Carlos (right) and Brazil- ian President Col lor de Mello discussing the restored 15th-century Monastery of La Cartuja, a landmark of the World Expo here, on Sunday. Listening on is Cuba's President Fidel Castro.
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        Call to give Bonn permanent seat
        80 9 BONN A vice-president of the Christian Democratic parliamentary group, the main pillar of Chancellor Helmut Kohl's coalition government, on Sunday called for Germany to be given a permanent seat on the United Nations Security Council. "It is difficult to demand, on one hand, from
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      Lock icon Reagan does not face indictment aide
      295 9 NYT WASHINGTON An aide to former United States President Ronald Reagan has disputed an article in The Washington Post that said the independent counsel investigating the Iran-Contra scandal was considering indicting Mr Reagan. "We have been assured by the independent counsel that President Reagan
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      234 9 AT&T phone plug THE PRINCIPLE BEHIND THE NEW AT&T PARTNER KEYPHONE SYSTEM. In case you haven't already guessed: we're talking Twelve. A headset. about multiple connections. Thirteen. An IROB lightning protector. The digital keyphone system that lets you plug Fourteen. A loudspeaker paging system. in up to twenty different business
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    A prerequisite for growth
    477 10 EDITORIAL THE WARNINGS had come loud and clear long before any of the recent incidents over the disputed Spratly islands. With the end of the Cold War and a scaling down of the American military presence, the danger was that South-east Asia would become a theatre
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  • WHAT THE OTHERS SAY
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      Spratlys problems
      291 10 AN element of the illusory seems to be creeping into the dispute over the Spratlys. the dots in the South China Sea coveted by six countries for presumed mineral wealth. With its clear potential tor trouble, the issue exercised the Asean toreign ministers sufficiently at their Manila meeting
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      A model of progress
      130 10 MUSLIMS in South-east Asea have the potential to be the model for other Muslims in the world. But can they realise the potential to be a more dynamic and progressive society? This is one issue that needs to be addressed by the Islamic scholars and thinkers
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      SIA's bonus issue
      101 10 SOME minority shareholders have jointly initiated a request for a bonus issue. In the end. not only did they achieve what they wanted, but the one-for-one bonus share recommendation by SIX was better than they had expected. Of course, this is by no means an indication of
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  • REGIONAL VIEWPOINTS
    • Article
      Protecting children
      267 10 CHILD workers are part of our socio-economic problem and even if the authorities try to prevent their exploitation in one place, their parents, out ot desperation, will simply urge them to find other jobs elsewhere. If the government is. indeed not yet able to cure the socio-economic ill.
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      Pay TV debate
      74 10 decision in the first place. It is said, tor instance, that they reached their conclusions contrary to the recommendation of a consultant's report. This, some competitors maintain, came about alter intense lobbying by Star TV. It is even suggested that a submission by Star was read to
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      SMIs need urgent support
      177 10 SMALL and medium-sized industries (SMIs) are moving out from the doghouse into the limelight. The attention that is being lavished upon these babies of the industrial sector is fuelled by concern that our SMIs have yet to become successful as supportive linkages to the larger and
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    Lock icon The ethics of software piracy
    820 10  -  Copying a computer program may be illegal but that has not deterred many Americans, especially when they know the law seldom punishes individuals. John Markoff reports John Markoff NYT IN HIS home in the heart of Silicon Valley, Charles Famham, a software writer, has a
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      123 10 Tffl ST^CTO^ A SPECIAL 20-PAGE COLOUR TABLOID IN THE STRAITS TIMES ON AUGUST 15,1992 The ST Schools 100 is a timely feature that gives -r a run-down on the leading 100 schools in Singapore. m J J fli 1 Hi I The feature includes our very own ST composite index
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  • ANALYSIS
    • Article
      Market forces in the China-Taiwan equation
      964 11  -  Taiwan's economic success is having a steady influence on its mainland Chinese neighbour, writes Gary Klintworth Gary Klintworth The writer is a senior research fellow in the Department of International Relations at the Australian National University in Canberra TAIWAN may well be taking over
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      Four men of substance
      1882 11  -  Derek da Cunha profiles four personalities who have stood out during parliamentary debates Derek da Cunha The writer is a Fellow of the Institute of Southeast Asian Studies. The views expressed are entirely personal A speech is a solemn responsibility. The man who makes a bad
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      307 11 To become a managing director, you have to start talking like one. In todays fiercely So you'll never be at a competitive corporate oss f° r words, or fresh topics world, the impression your °f conversation. But whether conversation makes is often the issues are local or global, we important
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      155 12 The we |l|lill|lj| «ll if ill ■■I■ I Vl 111 UiA lIU 3 rj impress anyone. They're coming to I if 1 H I IV I RV J i H 1 111 I 111 grossed SsslB million. That's approximately 90% I V|T |b j^Yal I AI k property investment can
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  • INNOVATION & TECHNOLOGY
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      Stabilising the PC market
      677 13  -  Claire Leow talks to Groupe Bull's chief strategist about the computer industry and asks how his company intends to remain competitive Claire Leow ASKED where the computer industry is headed with the latest round of price cuts and low-cost models flooding the market, Georges Grunberg said:
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      Lock icon Cheap clones pose challenge for industry
      564 13 But customers may turn out to be the real losers as manufacturers cut back on R&D, say dealers FT MORE than a decade after the first personal computers (PCs) were soldered together in garages, it is still possible to build your own. A video
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      Bull adopts the software and services options to stay ahead
      558 13 French computer giant Groupe Bull will benefit as the dynamics of the industry increasingly favour software and services, says Bull chief strategist Georges Grunberg. Mr Grunberg, in a recent interview with BT, said that non-hardware services would provide the biggest
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      134 13 f National University of Ireland Dublin 1908 Bachelor of Financial Services mm Ist Intake August 1992 •Correspondence Study mbm Programme Structure Contents The BFS Advantages Management Accounting Finance 2 subjects every three months instead of the Marketing of Financial Services traditional 6-8 subjects eveiy six or twelve Managing People Security
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      253 13 H? i-' ■Hpit c«<w ■Hp' 5 How much can you squeeze into an area 2of these pages. Or if the Canofile can scan 40 A4-size pages measuring just a quarter of this ad? All the in one minute. And store the information in non-erasable goals the National Soccer Tfeam scored
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      268 14 Nothing Beats A Bud. IfeWfl where to wine, dine OF "Time Penang High Tea Ponang High Tea comcs to 1 ChyeTow Kueh, f7' > Glutinous Rice, Mm Kueh Pai Ti, A CheeCheongFun, At onl y SU.Bo++ per Nonya Kueh, aclult arul 6 80 P er Bubur Hitam and inclusive of
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      301 14 SINGAPORE'S BIST CATCHES |lU|||U AT PLUM'S *****1111 l Deep fried crispy baby squid. Mariiated «ti>§ ray in kaneae leaves. Black pepper erab. These ere only some of tbe many sizzling sensations that are talcing Plum's by storm this month. As our ehefs turn their skills on the best eatehes from
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      202 14 w Jk EM wT .J on the House Chase away your workday blues with a cool drink and relax to golden oldies by our resident band. Fiom 15 July to 14 August, for every $20 charged to Diners Club, guests are entitled to a complimentary set supper at Cafe Plaza.
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      260 14 J I A THE PINE COURT I &*jMH Amidst Imperial splendour, our chefs I Onflß stage their highly-acclaimed performance HHHpS I rWrt of legendary Bering cuisine to the satis- I mi a faction of demanding dtaers.To guarantee I I %f /IV your place amongst the discerning, make I f your
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      593 14 TELEVISION AND RADIO SBCI2 Pramiara False 5.30 The Little Flying Bears (Car- m A- -L -a rfci-m Arrest (Stereo, Part 2, See toon). tmiMftiWft"I f||| 111 |l|T|r~ ru Our Choice). 040 News (M). BBC, St.9 mHz VNF Band KA V V-fX lllllv 5.55 AW by AM Ctese. 6.30 Barcelona Olympics
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  • LIFESTYLE
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      Lock icon Serious art or crass advertising?
      740 15  -  An exhibition has just opened in London exclusively focused on the pop video, an essential ingredient for the success of a new record. Jill Serjeant looks at how pop videos have changed the music industry Jill Serjeant Reuter Fascinating to watch and fun to dance
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    • Article
      Singer Mary Wells succumbs to cancer
      321 15 SINGER Mary Wells, who in the 1960s had teenagers snapping their fingers to My Guy and other tales of love lost and found, died last Sunday after a long bout with cancer. She was 49. Wells, who underwent surgery for cancer of the larynx
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      206 15 AND ENTERTAIN The Chef s Special Savour the Chefs special four-course dinner featuring an appetiser, soup, main course and dessert in the classic ambience of the Hubertus Grill.A different gourmet dinner menu is available each week. ANA HOTEL SINGAPORE For reservations, call Tit i 000 i eno a? 16 Nass
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      117 15 till I jBy > Boasted Peking Duck 31/8/92 H 4^^^^^^BComptirnentaryß«mdayCaJi*(Bao*^ng74HrslnaA<jnc«^^^^^B Assorted Cold Cuts Red Fish w/Soya Bean Crumb Shark's Rn w/Crab Meat Stuffed Cuttlefish Paste wfSe»Stix Deep Fried Crapy Chicken Steamed (ten w/loha Leaf Prawns with Dried Chi Red Bean Soup w/lotus Seeds I =1 MAPLE LEAF Sze-Chuan Restaurant WgJJ)
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      95 15 HpSr ■■■debutsHll Experience this sizzling Japanese encounter at NISHIKI RESTAURANT! Set meals available at unbeatable prices of S2O to $25 for lunch and 535 to $38 for dinner. For reservations, please call 3224 224 Our restaurant outlets we Icomt the public to enjoy fine dtntng i MARINA BAY GOLF A
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  • SPORTS
    • OLYMPIC FEATS
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        Running controversy
        58 16 BARCELONA This Chinese stamp from a series issued to commemorate the Olympics has started a controversy over the numbers worn by the runners depicted in the stamp. Stamp collectors say the 64, 9 and (I+7) 8 of the runners refer to June 4, 1989, the date of the
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        Lithuania beats Venezuela
        68 16 BADALONA Lithuania's men's basketball team, one of the Barcelona Olympics' powerhouses, survived a scare yesterday to beat Venezuela 87-79. But Puerto Rico rebounded from a drubbing by Australia to beat China 100-68. The US team was to play Croatia late last night in a clash expected to
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        And the rumours start
        113 16 BARCELONA Chinese swimming gold medallist Zhuang Yong, victim of a whispering campaign alleging doping, was unable to prove her innocence because of the testing regulations of the sport's federation. The rumours increased late on Sunday after the 19-year-old was not tested following her stunning victory in
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        Lewis likely for relay
        64 16 BARCELONA Olympic 100-metre champion Carl Lewis is likely to run in the American 4xloom relay team at some stage during the Olympics. Relay captain Dennis Mitchell said yesterday: "I am sure Carl will be part of the relay squad here. We have been training with Carl
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        At last count
        141 16 SINGAPORE Very little separates the teams at the initial stages of the Games of course, nine events provide very little room for separation. The US, expected to top the medal tally at the end of the Olympics, had an overall haul of three at the start of
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      Lock icon Zmeskal falls
      378 16 Olympics NYT BARCELONA It took all of 10 seconds for Kim Zmeskal to make an unforgettable first impression at the Barcelona Olympics. Completing her first acrobatic move on the balance beam, her first of the four apparatuses, she fell ofT. This was hardly to be expected. Zmeskal is
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      Lock icon Points system for boxing put to test
      319 16 Reuter BARCELONA Two Africans fighting within minutes of each exposed the strengths and weakness of amateur boxing's new points system on the first day of competition at the Olympic Games. The system, designed to rid the sport of the inept and sometimes blatantly
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      TODAY'S SCHEDULE Singapore time
      161 16 EQUESTRIAN: 2.30pm: Three-day event, dressage GYMNASTICS: 2am (Tuesday): Women's team optional exercises, final JUDCh Finals: 4.30 am: Men and women SWIMMING: Heats'. 4pm: Women's 400 m free, Men's iOOm free, Women's 100 m back, Men's 200 m back, Won Jen's 4xloom free relay Finals: 12am: Women's
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      Business Times-Lancome golf competition attracts strong field
      175 16 SINGAPORE The Business Times-Lancome Golf Competition has attracted 160 players, including 16 of Singapore's top professionals. The tournament is scheduled for tomorrow. There will be two tee-offs, one at 7.30 am and an afternoon shot-gun tee-off at 1.30pm. Participation in the event is
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      Lock icon Indurain's great satisfaction
      593 16 Tour de France AP PARIS Spain's Miguel Indurain took his triumphant Tour de France laps around the Champs Elysees the same way he did last year in the leader's yellow jersey with an unassailable margin. Indurain sealed his victory last Friday with a resounding win in the
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      165 16 ELECTRONIC mralirsHK I We're talking about Shine, Singapore Press Holdings' on-line interactive information network on Teleview. With over 30,000 screens of well-packaged and designed information, Shine covers a wide range of editorial on business, lifestyle, education, and travel! Text is meticulously edited to make it reader-friendly. Full colour photos and
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  • STOCK EXCHANGE OF SINGAPORE 1
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      Interest in SIA fuels rally, index up 21.03 pts
      3178 17  -  S N Vasuki By "THIS market can come down as quickly as it went up," commented a stockbroker yesterday as an unusual bullish wave swept the Singapore stock market in the morning session. He proved to be prophetic as profitselling in
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      Lock icon HOT STOCK
      67 17  -  -By Quak Hiang Whai Comment INCHCAPE has been falling since hitting almost $7 in May. July charts showed some signs of divergence as the daily and weekly stochastics are pointing towards an oversold situation. If support at $5.60 stays intact, it could be ready for a short-term rebound.
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    STOCK EXCHANGE OF SINGAPORE 3
    3247 19 Magnum Corp 50* 462 26 +6.0% Sime Darby 50* 233 5 2 -2* tsso SO* 418 +4 +1.0* Berjaya Leiaure 143 +3 NST 276 +3 +1.1* Beijaya Ind 66V2 +2% +3.9* enness 50* 324 2 0.6* dmarks Bhd 105 +2 +1.9* MAS 368 2 +0.5*
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      659 19 BUSINESS T I M^E_S__ Toll free Tol No: 737-0043 Fax No: 734 3698 r —l I NOTICE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that I, KOH J I YUE JIN of Blk 14, #02-43, Taman Ho Swce, I I Singapore 0316, have applied for a First Class, Public House (Extended) licence in
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  • BT SHARE INFORMATION SERVICE
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      AUDITED RESULTS
      310 20 CM*My Date Ymt «m» Itot Itot Mntaft 8m« m to praM/toss (L) par sfcara MM ('000) (casts) CK Tang Jul 23 Mar 92 S3,802(16.552) 9.2(16.8) 6(6) Causeway Jul 22 Dec 91 $3581(81,808) -(5.8) J Cement Jul 22 Mar 92 110,044(13.126) 28.5(8.9) 12.5(7.5) Ana Pac Ld Jul 20 Jan
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      PRELIMINARY RESULTS
      196 20 Company Date Year Groap pretax Nat aarafegs Grass aaa to profit/loss (L) par share dividend ('••0) (carts) Rashid Hussam Jul 24 May 92 M$68.279($68.223) 24 4(33) 5(5) YTl Corpn Jul 24 lun 92 M$42.505($30.951) 17.3(13.6) 10(10) SnHartamas Jul 21 Dec 91 M$955l ($14.8741) KhongGuan Jul 20 Ape 92
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      INTERIM RESULTS
      194 20 Company Oat* HaK-year Groap pre-tax latarim ana te profit/loss (L) dMM COM) Focal Finance Jul 24 iun 92 $5,708(12,988) Hiap Moh Jul 23 iun 92 51.691(51.186) Public Bank Jul 23 Jun 92 M$ 105.034 (80 685) Kings Hotel Jul 22 Jun 92 $5,580(53.946) C Properties Jul 15 Jun
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      DIVIDENDS ANNOUNCED
      653 20 Cwrwtf Es Mi Bate Mhr Mkr ji.imiiiI Mi dM pqwhto Wmym tortpar Mn 5* 61(b) Aug 26 Sep 7 24 6% 6% tool 25C 10% Aug 21 Aug 27 Sap 10 10% 10% MPacUSOc 2%(b) W 23 A« 6 Sep 1 2% 2% Mm 20c 6.25%TI(I) Jun 23
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      APPROVED ISSUES
      452 20 Company Rights Issue DiC Bat One-tortwo MSI 25 per stare Ex-date tun 2 Boohs dose km 17 Acceptance t Payment Jul 30 Eu Tai Sai| Tfcree-for-one $105 per stare Ex-date Jun 17 Books Close Jun 27 Acceptance Payment Aug 3 MM Three-tor-taur at MSI 00 per stare Ex-date
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      CORPORATE DEVELOPMENTS
      283 20 Jul 25 A subsidiary of Bcrjaya Leisure Bhd, Berjaya Air Charter, has received approval to become Malaysia's third scheduled flight operator after MAS and Pelangi Air in operating two scheduled daily flights from Kuala Lumpur to Tioman. M 24 COL Hotels International Ltd is on the verge of
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      COMPANY MEETINGS
      123 20 Low Ken| Huat (S) Ltd: 23rd AGM at The Parawave, Level 4, Paramount Hotel, Manne Parade Road, Singapore 1544, on Tuesday, July 28, at 11.00am GB takings Ltd; AGM at the registered office, 26 Jalan Terusan, Jurong Town, Singapore 2261, on Tuesday, July 28, at 10.00am Miayiian Mosaics
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      SCRIPLESS CONVERSIONS
      90 20 Conversion Special Trdg Scripkv Conversion fcdfct Period Trading^ Con pan) starts (IDP) (ST) starts Amcol Jul 17 Aug 13 Jul 31 Aug 13 Aug J4. ANA Hotels Jul 31 Aug 27 Aug 17 Aug 27 Aug 28* Hariana Jul 17 Aug 13 Jul 31 Aug 13 Aug 14;
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      MORGAN STANLEY CAPITAL INTERNATIONAL INDICES
      357 20 la local curr In S$ In US$ dy yr dy yr dy fb yr July 24 Index chge chge chgc chge chge Thge World 368.6 -0.7 -9.7 -0.1 -10.0 -1.1 -9.8 *EAFE 424.3 -1.4 -15.5 -1.7 -15.4 -1.9 -15.2 Europe 397.0 -1.0 -3.5 -1.2 -1.7
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    594 20 Relative Strength Index: This indicator measures the rate at which prices move up or down, and theoretically ranges between zero and 100. In practice, it normally fluctuates between 10 and 90. RSI is calculated over a specified period, say 13 days, and is derived from the formula: 100
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  • KUALA LUMPUR STOCK EXCHANGE
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      Lock icon Stocks close easier on bearish sentiments
      5203 21 Bernama SHARE PRICES ended the day easier in Kuala Lumpur yesterday. The KLSE Composite Index fell 4.04 points to 589.70 and the Emas Index dipped 0.96 of a point to 144.28. However, the Industrial Index gained 4.62 points to 1,005.02. Dealers said the local
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  • STOCK EXCHANGE OF THAILAND
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      Lock icon Index drops on weakness of Thai Airways shares
      1783 22 AFP NEWLY-FLOATED Thai International Airways shares took a dip yesterday, forcing the Stock Exchange of Thailand Index down 11.22 points to a close of 734.94. Shares in the national flag carrier, which began trading last Thursday, dropped 5.7 baht to close at
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  • JAKARTA STOCK EXCHANGE
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      Lock icon Prices almost stagnant in very thin trade
      943 22 JAKARTA stocks barely moved in very thin trading yesterday and of the few shares that did trade, hardly any had moved more than 50 rupiah either way by the close. One broker blamed the continued slump in trading on the holiday season keeping
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  • CHINA STOCK EXCHANGES
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      Lock icon Index gains 73 points on bullish Shenzhen bourse
      350 22 CLSA THE rise of CLSA All China Index by 73 points was mainly backed by the bullish trading in Shenzhen. 4 B' shares were actively traded with turnover exceeding RMB9 million. The most active stock of the Shenzhen 'B's was Properties which
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  • TOKYO STOCK EXCHANGE
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      Lock icon Stocks shrug off rate cut to close lower
      2599 23 Reuter TOKYO stocks shrugged off a discount rate cut and cheering political news to post a new six-year closing low yesterday. The 225-share Nikkei Average ended down 124.45 points to 15,373.34 after an early technical rally lost momentum and kicked into reverse,
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  • STOCK EXCHANGE OF HONGKONG
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      Lock icon Shares slump in late overseas selling
      2465 23 Reuter OVERSEAS sellers wiped out local bargain hunters in active late afternoon trade yesterday, pushing the Hang Seng Index to close near its intraday low, brokers said. The Hang Seng fell 108.37 points to close at 5,664.39. Brokers said a renewed wave of afternoon
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  • AUSTRALIAN STOCK EXCHANGE
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      Lock icon Share prices close lower in line with Tokyo
      2130 24 THE SYDNEY market closed around its lows yesterday after Tokyo shares failed to respond to an easing of monetary policy. "It was a disappointing day,** said one trader,, who said investors were also cautious ahead of the June quarter inflation figures due
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  • REGIONAL STOCK MARKETS
    • Taiwan stocks end lower on late selling
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        TAIPEI
        530 24 LATE profit-taking pulled Taiwan share prices down yesterday to end lower after early gains sparked by hopes the central bank would follow Japan in lowering official interest rates, brokers said. The Weighted Index, which gained more than 50 points at one stage, ended 10.63 points lower at 4,008.22. Turnover
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        MANILA
        588 24 SHARE prices rose yesterday on optimism that economic recovery in the Philippines is underway and technical corrections which caused the market to move sideways over the last few weeks are nearly over, brokers said. "The mood of the market is already moving towards happy days once again. I think
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        SEOUL
        838 24 SEOUL stocks ended easier yesterday in thin trade as shares linked to a mobile telecommunications project faced a downward correction after doing well in recent days, brokers said. The announcement of the winner of the contract to form the nation's second mobile phone network is due soon. Profit-taking on
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        NEWZEALAND
        316 24 SUPPORT for leading stocks, along with early firmness on Tokyo and Australian bourses, helped the New Zealand share market make up early losses to end slightly firmer yesterday. Tokyo had rallied early in trade after a half a point cut in the Japanese discount rate but eased in the
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  • CURRENCY, MONEY & FUTURES MARKETS
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      US$ ends near day's high against yen despite BO J intervention
      1247 25 ;Tokyo: The US dollar ended near its •high against the yen yesterday despite IUS dollar-selling intervention by the Bank of Japan (BOJ) in the afternoon, •Tokyo dealers said. L_The US currency recovered earlier Jopes against the yen on continued
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      INTERBANK FOREX RATES
      382 25 Cross rites July 27 USS SS MS Dm Yen SFr AS NZS XJSS 1.6170 2.5020 1.4970 127.60 0.5263 1.3270 1.3405 1.8248 i j SS 0.6184 1.5473 0.9258 78.9116 0.3255 0.8207 0.8290 1.1285 Xtf 0.3997 0.65 0.5983 50.9992 0.2104 0.5304 0.5358 0.7293 I I Om 0.6680 1.0802 1.6713
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      514 25 Interbank rites SS BM Offer 'Overnight 2 3/8 2 1/2 "1-month 2 3/16 2 5/16 2rinonth 2 3/16 2 5/16 2 1/4 2 3/8 Overnight mode; 2-3/16 TT USS BM Offer T days 3 5/16 3 7/16 M month 3 5/16 3 7/16 _2.months 3 5/16 3 7/16
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      331 25 Reuter MEXICO CITY Brokerages and banks learned a painful lesson last month when interest rates suddenly rose, but the resulting multi-million-dollar trading losses do not pose a serious risk to Mexico's financial system, analysts say. The institutions took the hit
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      Lock icon Oil market rattled more by threat than news of war
      377 26 KnightRidder HOUSTON The threat of a new war with Iraq- could have a greater impact on oil prices before any fighting occurs than after a conflict starts, oil market and political analysts say. The likelihood of a UNsponsored invasion of
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      Lock icon Huge Aussie wool stocks may hinder industry's recovery
      296 26 Reuter SYDNEY The Australian wool industry is hoping for a solid start to the 1992/93 (July/June) wool season when sales start this week but Australia's huge wool mountain continues to obstruct real recovery for this vital sector. About 4.07 million bales, a
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      Tin sheds two sen on slight selling pressure
      764 26 REPORTS THE PRICE of tin on the Kuala Lumpur Tin Market shed two sen to close at M 517.28 per kg yesterday on slight selling pressure, dealers said. The local market performance moved in tandem with the London Metal Exchange, which finished
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    1523 26 Rubber fW 35 V m at 1 m) MS (ffcjilial phn RSS 1 CMtra et (S cents/Vg) Close Volume Open teal 12 mm (S cents/kg) Month High Low Sett (tonnes) Interest RSS 2 Aug 92 141.00 I42.00N Aug 92 Sep Oct 143.50 143 00 143 00 143.00 142.50 142
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      A new day for knights
      553 27  -  LETTER FROM STOCKHOLM Randall Mikkelsen By SWEDEN is reviving the Age of Chivalry. A new exhibition at Stockholm's Royal Palace highlights the era when tournaments and jousting were the passion of royalty infatuated with bravery and honour. The mediaeval art of jousting will live again
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      FOREIGN CURRENCY NOTE RATES
      151 27 As at 10am yesterday: Local dollars to one unit of foreign currency Currencies Bid Offer Australian dollar 1.2003 1.2170 Canadian dollar 1.3428 1.3700 NZ dollar 0.8755 0.8932 Sterling pound 3.0575 3.0995 US dollar 1.6120 1.6190 Local Mkn to 100 nib of fcroga curacy Austrian schilling 15.15
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      86 27 Duration Title Venue Organiser Tel Sep 6-9 Fine Food Melbourne Australian (61)3/867.7981 Exhibition Services Sep 6-10 International Earls Court, Reed Exhibition 081-*****71 Watch, Jewellery London Companies Ltd and Silver Trades Fair Sep 6-9 International Dusseklorf. IGEDO. (49)211-*****1 Fashion Trade Germany Internationale Fair Modemesse Duration Title Venue Organiser
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      180 27 27 At pcesem is outside the 28 6 Word for bottle that came 25 So throw the line out to us ated rise that's owing (7) to us by way of Latin (4) 4 7 The right bank (4,2,9) eM ,mAi< 8 Guaranteed to contain a YESTERDAY'S SOLUTION DOWN certain
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      163 27 Singapore Outlook: Showers over several areas in the late amiag and afternoon. Report Maximum temperature 31.0 Assoc humidity 75% Minimum temperature 25.7 Assoc humidity 97% Hours of sunshine. 3.95 Rainfall in mm Trace Rainfall this month. 247.3 Rainy days this month. 16 World report Asia-Pacific Hi/Lo* Cood. Auckland 15/10 Rain
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    626 28 But rules out early Cabinet reshuffle or coalition Reuter TOKYO Prime Minister Kiichi Miyazawa yesterday promised a special parliamentary session to debate electoral reform after apathetic Japanese stayed away in record numbers from Sunday's nationwide polls. Mr Miyazawa, buoyed by his party's better-than-expec-ted
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    Lock icon UN-Iraq crisis ends but Bush has scores to settle
    527 28 Reuter UNITED NATIONS The most serious confrontation between Iraq and the United Nations since the Gulf War was defused on Sunday without a shot being fired, but US President George Bush made clear he still had scores to settle with Iraqi
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    Lock icon China leases state factory to HK firm in milestone deal
    307 28 Reuter BEIJING China has leased a state-owned factory to a foreign company for the first time in four decades, marking another milestone in its efforts to turn around lossincurring socialist industries. The Economic Information Daily reported yesterday that a plant
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    John King — Lord of the airline jungle
    787 28  - John King Lord of the airline jungle The Bottom Line NEVILLE STACK NEVILLE STACK The writer is a UK-based journalist WHETHER he's chasing a fox across the English countryside or chasing a deal in a foreign boardroom, British Airways boss John King is a relentless hunter. And his latest quarry,
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    UK, Beijing to meet again to resolve HK airport dispute
    289 28  -  From Catherine Ong in HONGKONG BRITISH and Chinese officials will meet again this Thursday to try to break the deadlock on Hongkong's controversial HKSI64 billion (5534.2 billion) airport project. UK Foreign Secretary Douglas Hurd said at a press conference yesterday
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    Lock icon Japan catching up on Germany as top exporter
    354 28 Tokyo's growth in vital markets much higher Reuter BONN Germany's position as the world's top exporter is being increasingly challenged by Japan's high penetration of the most important global markets, an industry survey showed yesterday. The survey of Japan's export role by
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    Lock icon Rowland to become Lloyd's chairman
    248 28 Reuter LONDON Lloyd's of London chairman David Coleridge said yesterday he had decided not to stand for a third term as head of the world's largest insurance market. He told an extraordinary general meeting that David Rowland, chairman of Sedgwick Group pic, was willing to
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      Shipyards cautious about relocating to Klang
      400 29  -  By Amir Khalil SINGAPORE Singapore shipyards have reacted cautiously to the lure of land and labour in the proposed marine industrial park at Klang in Selangor, Malaysia. Work on the proposed multi-billion dollar park is expected to commence early next year and will take
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      Multipurpose ships make a comeback
      382 29 LONDON Ocean Shipping Consultants have made a new study of the multi-pur-pose ship and come to the conclusion that it holds interesting prospects for both speculative investors and operators in the coming year. During the past 20 years shipowners have been buying ships of increasingly
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      Ex-Soviet navy ships switch flags
      360 29 MOSCOW Seven months after the Soviet flag was lowered from the Kremlin, the former Soviet navy took down its own hammer-and-sickle flag and hoisted a new, or rather an ancient, Russian emblem. Last Sunday's Navy Day holiday in Russia was marked by a change of
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      Thai MRT project expected to profit from commercial land development
      218 29 BANGKOK Land development profits from the Skytrain project likely to be undertaken by the government will make the project attractive enough to mobilise funds from the public, a source said last week. It said the committee appointed by the government
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      887 29 Page Col ABC Containerize 12 1 Accord Group 8 1-3 APL 5 3-5 Arrow inter 9 2 ASCL 5 9 Alpha Feeders 6 1 ANL 3 1/2 Bait Canada Line 7 4/5 Bait Orient Line 7 4/5 Bank Line, The 9 5 Batamindo
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      Keppel's Philippine unit finishes $780,000 job
      287 29  -  By Diana Oon SINGAPORE Keppel Philippines Shipyard Inc (KPSI), Keppel Coiporation's publicly listed subsidiary, has successfully completed repairs on another foreignowned general cargo vessel, the Flag Mars. The ship was damaged enroute from Havana to the Philippines and required about $780,000 worth of repairs
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      Lock icon Shipwreck: 5 rescued, 45 bodies found
      196 29 AFP DJIBOUTI A French helicopter last Sunday plucked five survivors from the sea and a ship recovered 45 bodies after a Somali-registered vessel went down in Djibouti waters last Friday, French military sources said here. Seven other people, including four of the ship's crew,
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        Australia calls for joint anti-piracy efforts
        97 30 Manila Australia has urged South-east Asian countries to conduct joint security operations with its neighbours against pirates in the South China Sea. Australian civil shipping has been the victim of some half a dozen attacks this year alone, Australian Foreign and Trade Minister Gareth
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        Ten pirates give up to Jakarta
        78 30 JAKARTA Ten pirates have surrendered to Indonesian authorities, the Kompas daily said yesterday. Marine Security Group Commander First Admiral Gofar Suwarno told Kompas in Belawan, North Sumatra, that the 10 who surrendered were known to intercept large foreign ships plying the Philip Straits, the
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        Israel to start flying to China
        46 30 JERUSALEM Israel's state-run airline El-AL is to begin direct once-a-week flights from Tel Aviv to Beijing on September 3, the company announced last Friday. The new service follows the establishment of diplomatic relations between the two countries on Jan 24.
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        Greek ship to be lightened
        70 30 LONDON Lightening operations started on Sunday on the Greek-flagged bulker Pamisos which grounded north of the Finnish Aland Islands on July 22, Lloyd's Shipping Intelligence Service said. The 28,363-dwt vessel is loaded with 630 tons of oil and 23,000 tons of fertiliser. Divers have found
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        Maltese ship runs aground
        66 30 LONDON The Malta-flag freighter Dimitrakis is aground near the border between Liberia and Ivory Coast, Lloyd's Shipping Intelligence Service said last Friday. One attempt to refloat the 6,615-dwt vessel, with a full cargo of soda ash, has failed. A second try will be made once the
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        Stowaway says he was thrown off
        115 30 LONDON An Algerian man found in the English Channel by the crew of a French yacht said he was thrown overboard from an Algerian oil tanker after being caught stowing away, officials said. The 24-year-old man, whose name was not released, was suffering from
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      Lock icon Egypt rides the tiger
      1051 30 Last June the Egyptian government set the wheels of privatisation in motion with its public sector business law. Hopes of a successful albeit painful transition to a free economy are high as... 'It is not going to be easy. Current overstating means we will add to
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      Lock icon Boxless — but not for long
      384 30 Boxless but not for long Fairplay THE container has become so übiquitous over the past 20 years that it is difficult to believe that Egypt still has no full containerships in its national fleet. Not only that, but some prominent owners see no future for the box in Egypt for
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      THE SHIPPING GUIDE
      13080 38 This is a list of ships loading si* at Singapore for ports around the world. It tabulates, by vii destination, the name of the Au ship, the shipping line in- (P volved and the estimated w« dates of arrival and departure Ne from the Port of Singapore.
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      SHIPPING AGENTS
      3052 43 ShQg Agencies Pte Ltd (SVMarine Handling Sdn Bhd (PK/PN). AcgM Group: Accord Shpg Ptc Ltd (SlKccord Contr Une (PIOPN). Adftris Business Corporation Philippine: Calsource Shpg Trdg Pto-Ud (S) Ahcenkiel Liner Service: Kim Shpg Trdg(S). Afyntros Sen-Air Service: Frata Shpg Pte Ud (S). Alfred C Toepfer Line: Ocean us
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      COURIER SERVICES
      268 43 Abacas Couriers Td: 545-8011. Fax: *****98. Air Express Travel Td: 533-5771. Fax: *****44. A I f* gl \irwrne rrrtgni i orponmon Tel: 542-8844. Fax: *****16 *****80. Ainwift Worldwide Courier Td: 278-0188. Fax: *****83. AJS Supplies Td: 748-6322 (2 lines). 747-7421. Fax: *****75. City-Uak International Tel: 344-3377. Fax: *****50.
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      AIR FORWARDERS
      1469 43 Abex Express Freight TcL 542-7171. Fax: *****84. Actinic Forwarder Tel: 225-1833. Fax: *****42. Activair Singapore Td: 542-7822. Fax: *****20. Aerolink Freight International Tel: 545-8033. Fax: *****05. Aerospeed Tel: 542-5911. Fax: *****18. Air Cargo Novo Express Td: 542-5454. Fax: *****06 Air Express International Tel: 542-7666 Fax: *****74. *****50 Air
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      PORT CONDITIONS
      3147 44 ARGENTINA Labour working normally. Buenos Aires: Port busy; no congestion; general cargo berths regularly available. San Lorenzo: Port busy with 6 vessels operating at various wharves of which 5 loading pcllctised meals, I loading grain; S vessels in roads awaiting berth/shippers instructions. Rosario: Two vessels operating of which
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      783 44 SHIP SALES TANKER RATES Simpson Spence Young VESSELS ON OFFER Bulk Carriers Feng Hui: 68.278 dwt and built Aug 1973 Nippon Kokan. need in excess of US$6-U556.25 million. Previously declined US$5 million. Young Senator 65.850 dwt and built Jan 1989 Namura, ideas US$22 million nett. Co-op Granek 61.491 dwt and
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      AIR FREIGHT SCHEDULE
      556 44 ARRIVALS Op Might Type ETA T Froa TODAY NCA KZ203 B747F 0145 1 NRT KAL KE697 B747F 0150 I SEL JAL JL617 B747F 0345 1 TYO SI A SQ835 B747F 1125 2 BSL/DXB RJA RJ024 B707F 1900 1 AMM/DXB CLX CV796 B747F 2115 1 LUX/AUH/KUL TOMORROW AZA
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      CRUISE & FERRY SCHEDULES
      205 44 CRUISE FERRY SCHEDULES CRUISE SHIPS Att Pep Name of Vessel ETA L I D Ports of Calls Port Agent Telephone No JULY 29 29 Royal Pacific 1300 1930 Sin-P Klang Occan Trade Chartering 299-0366 31 31 Royal Pacific 1300 1930 Cruise to Nowhere Occan Trade Chartering 299-0366 31 31 Asean
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        AT CONVENTIONAL WHARVES
        596 45 Vend Voy No Berth Vrfri Pepartae Marina Terminal 1 Batam Baru B167 M04 alongside 27.07/2300 Batam Maiu *****2 M04 alongside 28 07/0500 Batam Murm *****2 M05 alongside 28.07/2300 Batam Sayang *****2 M05 alongside 2807/2300 Batammdo 1 1223S M02 alongside 2707/1900 Btm Bahagia *****2 M03 alongside 28.07/0500 Sari
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        IN MALAYSIAN PORTS
        226 45 Johorc Port Berth: 1: Buffalo Express: 2: Kranj; 3: Nha Trang 16: 4: Patma. 5: Annoula: 6: Kasuga. Oi jetty: Stolt Resolute. Atlantic Glory. Global Eos. DCJ: Tearose, Soon Hoe. Due on 27: Global Neptune. Golden Ocean Ravanger, Pan Queen, Bangkok Bridge Due on July 28: Aditya
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        CONTAINER SCHEDULE
        2057 45 DELIVERY OF FCL IMPORT CONTAINERS IN PROGRESS a* Voy No Contaners avaiable Ship Voy No Contanm avaiabte C Bonavista C18N 2607 92 0730 Guru Btiun 597 COD(EST) 27 07 92 1500 H) Longbeach 038E 2607 92 0820 Leerort 9215 COOtEST) 27 07 92 2300 Benia Bhjm 36S 26.07
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      TRANSPORT DIARY
      955 46 Sept 6-18: Seatrade Academy's Anatomy of Shipping, organised by Seatrade. The event will take place at Selwyn College Cambridge. England. Sept 15-16: Asia-Pacific Digital Cellular Mobile Communications, organised by IBC Technical Services Limited at The Mandarin Singapore. For further details please contact IBC Technical Services at tel: 732-1970
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      DAILY FREIGHTS
      646 46 SENTIMENT in the dry cargo freight market was lifted by reports the key US Gulf/Japan grain rate had been fixed at US$2l for early August, brokers said last Friday. The route was up at U5520.46 from U5520.04 within the Baltic Freight Index (BFI), which rose an overall six
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      Silk Air to take over SIA's Medan service
      415 48  -  By Dexter Lee SINGAPORE Silk Air will soon take over the SingaporeMedan service from its parent, Singapore Airlines, as part of its long-term expansion plans. From Aug 1, the Boeing 737-300 aircraft used on the Singapore-Medan sector will fly the Silk Air
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      Lock icon Japanese airlines hit by tough times
      399 48 JAL and ANA on drastic cost-cutting programmes Reuter TOKYO After years of profits, Japan's two main airlines face hard times, with the outlook especially bleak for Japan Air Lines Co Ltd (JAL), plagued by high costs and bad labour relations. Hit by a global
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      Tariff removed for VAN operators
      234 48  -  By Ramesh Divyanthan SINGAPORE Operators of Value Added Network (VAN) services, who provide among other things on-line financial data and money dealing through the local telephone network, can look forward to lower operating costs. From Aug 1, the Telecommunication Authority of Singapore (TAS) will remove
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      Lock icon Number of US full-fare passengers up sharply
      519 48 NYT NEW YORK When American Airlines reduced its unrestricted fares and simplified its fare structure in early April and most other airlines followed suit in most domestic markets one goal was to increase the number of fliers paying full fare. That goal appears
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      Thai exporters upset over border service
      472 48 Government urged to introduce fair competition THAI EXPORTERS are facing increasing difficulties with TL Enterprise Co which has a monoply on export services between Thailand and Laos. The firm is a joint venture between Laos and militaryback Thai businessmen. Most exporters feel they have
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      US police facing new problem over car thefts
      413 48 Youths ramming police cars with stolen vehicles NEWARK, New Jersey This land of ever escalating car theft has a new problem: young people ramming police cruisers with wheels they steal. "They're in the driver's seat and they get a feeling of power,"
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      1752 35 NEPTUNE AGENCIES PTE LTD SINGAPORE TEL: *****77 ICR NO: J£*****0000E) yy BOOKINGS (FOR ALL NOL SERVICES) 552£Sw£S 22^2022 (TOLL FHEE) iica qfrviCF TERMINAL OrrlCc ZZI2UZ2 car EAST SERVICE *****00 IMPORT CPS F9: *****09/*****96 UK/EUROPE SERVICE (TOLL-FREE) EXPORT CPS F9: *****53/*****50 AUST/INOIA/PAK SERVICE L 1 4033^P A p««no-<O4) *****0. J.BahnHOT) *****2/3/4
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      1106 35 SINSOV SINGAPORE SOVIET SHAPING CO PRIVATE LTD BOOKING: *****51/ *****64/ *****06 (FESCO LINE) ENQUIRIES: *****33 MARINE INSURANCE SERVICE: *****87/ *****87 KL: 03-*****75/697 PORT KELANG: *****43/ *****40 JAKARTA: *****57 PENANG: *****4/ *****8 JOHORE BAHRU: *****1/ *****1 m (REGULAR INDEPENDENT SERVjCE) FULL CONTAINERSHIP SERVICES ———————I J FASTBOUHD—PtSCHARGWC WESTBOUMD-lOADWG TRAHSHPPO) VIA ROTTERDAM m
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      1386 36 H SP"" f AS AGENTS: KAWASAKI SINGAPORE (PTE) LTD 1Z*****WW*) mm mm TF TEL: *****77 TELEX: KAWAKI R*****5 FAX: *****07/8/9 M MALAYSIA: "K" LINE MARITIME (MALAYSIA) SDN BHD m Mv M 1 WrJ TEL: SA *****00 PK *****75 PENANG *****0 JB *****1. KAWASAKI LTD Indonesia: p.t. sarana laut internusa. Tel:
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      1142 36 PHIU-ORICNT UN€S PT€ LTD 108 Robinson Road #07-00 GMG Building Singapore 0106 Tel: *****22/*****69/*****00 Telex: RS ***** FAX: *****76/*****38 BY AIR, LAND OR SEA.... SflU WE TAKE ON THE WORLD FOR YOU MEMBER OF SINGAPORE FREIGHT FORWARDERS ASSOaATION —> AUSTRALIA/NEW ZEALAND/SOUTH PACIFIC FCULCL SERVICE I 30 JUL SYDNEY, MELBOURNE, BRISBANE.
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      1804 37 JLJL.' Pl£_ PACIFIC INTERNATIONAL LINES (PTE) LTD SSSSSff V 140 Cecil Street. #03-00 PIL Building. Singapore 0106. Tel: *****33 CR NO: **********06 I JAKARTA I IBANOKOK VESSEL VOY SM JKT SSI KOTA SURIA KSR29N 23/7 1/3 5/3 EQUATOR HAWK MM 30/7 1/» ESTEBRUQOE 20M 31/7 3/S 7/S KOTA INOAH 311
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      171 37 AccapUng LCL and oowtainartaed cargoaa Dwact to South AMca Spore Durban P Eli* C.Town Fuß Container 9emce HAYAKAWA MARU 7163F IN PT 7/8 9/8 11/8 VAAL 7281F 5/8 17/8 19/8 21/8 NEOLLOYD COLOMBO 7360F 17/8 29/8 31/8 2/9 OSAKA MARU 7465F 27/9 8/9 10/9 12/9 HAKATA9226F 4/9 16/9 16/9 20/9
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      284 37 NIGERIAN NATIONAL I M SHIPPING LINE VP NIGERIA EXPRESS SERVICE V RIVCR BCPAN VJ2 SINGAPORE 27 Ml ETA J Lagm It Aug Port Harcourt 20 Aug CMMmt 29 Aug ACCEPTING 8/BULK AMDCOWTABjERS I•BSA° TRANSPORTATION M MYANMA B FIVE STAR LINE (Myanmar National Line) Loading for Yanjon (Rangoon) Sport P.Klf Pan
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      616 40 EXPORTS TO HONGKONG, TAIWAN. MANILA I JAPAN TWCf WEEKLY" MALACCA STRAITS SERVICE OUTBOIN) ¥OT PW. PW *T Ml II m 6 >00 Kg TTO TOi gg IMP KM VOT |SN |PKL KN MSM MIHT 29 **211 **2i.l 217 ill <1 101 11J M U AU yum HT nT tt.7 2*7
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      448 40 IVCSSQ VOY JAKARTA STORE BANGKOK MANLA GUAM SATAN I "ASIAN 0*0®" It AUG S AUG 3 AUG 17 AUG 19 I ASIAN PROMT 17 SEPS SEP 1 SET 12 SEP 11 SEP 201 I^W^l^^^^W^n^o^u3MVS)WnEMt^^Gu3^^ro3^Ko«A^E!«^Tmll^^TA^^Kol^^j "ASIAN OtCMD- 1C AUG S ASIAN LIT *43 AUG 30 SEP 7 SEP 10 I "ASIAN
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      313 40 SAMUOBU NNNNESM (S) PTI LTD 15 McCALLUM STREET #03-01/02 NATWEST CENTRE Singapore 0106 Trite R*****0 Tel: *****11-3 Fax: 225 4930, 277V135 FOR BOOKINGS CALL OffUECT UNE TEL: *****41/*****43' SM/JAK SERVICE VESSEL VOY SIN JAK 06RAJAT 992 IN PT 31/07 (FRI) MERKUR DELTA 933 29/07 (WED) 01/08 (SAT) < LAWANTI 971
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      498 41 M FAMOUS CONTAINER LINES 10 ANSON RD. #15-21 INTERNATIONAL PLAZA, S'PORE 0207 HOT LINE: *****33 (24 LINES) LIMASSOI/PREAUS 2/8 ROTTERDAM 2/8 HAIFA/ASHDOD/ALEXANORIA 278 HAMBURG/BREMEN 2/8 MARSEILLE/FRANCE 2/8 FELIXSTOWE/UK 2/8 BARCELONA/SPAIN 2/8 LEHAVRE/ANTWERP 2/8 GENOA/ITALY 2/8 GOTHENBURG/SCANDMAVIA 2/8 LOS ANGELES/WC/PI 2/8 SYDNEY/MELBOURNE 30/7 NEW YORK/EC 2/8 FREMANTLE/ADELADE 30/7 VANCOUVER 278 BRISBANE
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      35 41 bx JE CONTAINER LINE TEL: *****59 FAX *****63 GUARANTEE LCL CONSOL SERVICES PORTS ETD BANGKOK 27/7 29/7 HONG KONG 27/7 31/7 KEELUNG 28/7 30/7 BUSAN 31/7 7/8 MANILA 2/8 9/8 FOR BOOKINGS PLS CONTACT JEAN/JO/JANET
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      801 41 BB RKVKLB NAME MEMOES (S) PTE LTD [*1 TEL: *****33 (12 LinM) |=J FAX: *****15/*****03 TELEX: R8 ***** RIBHIP (3 UftM) ]W\ ETHIOPIAN SHIPPING LINES (National Lmes of Ethiopia) ACCEPTING FCL AND CONVENTIONAL VESSEL IVOY ETA [LOADING FOR SPORE ABYOT ?9WB 26/00 OARESSALAAM. MOMBASA OjaOUTI ASSAB. MASSAWA NETSANET 27W8 30/09
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      1900 42 w BLUE STAR LINE SINGAPORE TO AND FROM NEW ZEALAND AND PACIFIC ISLANDS SX ML in >1 PREMBt VI9S 31/7 11/1 13/1 30/8 MULBERA 2tS 14/1 26/8 21/1 14/9 MB! STM 0626 22/1 3/9 5/9 22/9 FULLY CONTAINERISED SAILINGS DISCHARGING AT AUCKLAND, LYTTELTON, ACCEPTING FCL LCL FOR NEW PLYMOUTH. NAPIER,
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      784 42 £1 THONG SOON UNES PTE. LTD, 77 ROBWSON ROM) #15-00, #16-00 SIA BULDMG SMGAPORE 0106 TEL: *****58 FAX NO; 227(011, *****22 < VSr TLX: RS ***** CMftO, RS ***** ENHOL CABLE: TOSOCO mmMkkutwtm* i twtum mm#* i SINGAPORE TO WEST MALAYSIA SINGAPORE TO WEST MALAYSIA resa |m lita likt vessel
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      346 42 PRO LINE V LIMITED A CO., GmbH, HAMBURG CONTAINER/BREAKBULK SERVICE LOADRIG FOR SOUTH AMERICA VOT STOW DURBAN BABIES RIO SANTOS MC PEAK. 510 03/01 lt/0< 03/09 10/09 14/09 x PORER 511 17/09 02/10 16/10 22/10 25/10 fROATLANTKA 512 11/10 2C/10 09/11 15/11 11/11 M.SO ICCtTTM CIMO TO MOHITMIIO «0 OMin
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      431 45 TIDES AND WEATHER ————x—— 1 TODAY'S TIDES (height in metres) HOUR 0000 0100 0200 0300 0400 0500 0600 0700 0100 0900 ********************1500 1600 *****800 1900 2000 2100 2200 2300 JK 20 15 10 07 05 05 0 7 10 15 19 22 22 2.1 18 14 1 1 11 12
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      425 46 WfcL LIAN HUAT SHIPPING CO (PTE) LTD. 10 Anson Road, #14-19/21 International Plaza, Singapore 0207. Tel: *****11 (16 lines) Fax: *****94 Tlx: RS ***** AB LENHUAT Daily receiving cargo at Pasir Panjang Terminal PT4 Tel: *****97 REGULAR FULLY CONTAINERISED SERVICE TO SHANTOU 2 SAILINGS PER MONTH VESSEL ETA ETD VOY
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      359 46 jL cosco UKC CONVENTIONAL SERVICE VESSEL PKL PNG P.O. LOADING FOR: A VESSEL 28/06 Rotterdam/Antwerp CHINA CONVENTIONAL SERVICE VESSEL PKL PNG P.O. LOADING FOR: QING RONG 12/07 Guangzhou/Hoangpo COSCO FULL CONTAINER SERVICES (FCL/FCL) EXPORT TO: CMNA/BANGKOK/HONGKONG EUROPE/CONTINENTAL WEST MEDITERRANEAN AUSTRALIA US WEST COAST PERSIAN GULF/KARACHI Please refer above mentioned services
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      491 46 ntrdtanaaip /&Dq&sk£ 800 Australia Now Zealand ■teA Weakly LCL Consolidation toy CARGO FLO Singapore-Australia Fremantle Adelaide Melbourne Sydney Brisbane Singapore-New Zealand f Auckland Wellington Lyttleton f J New Plymouth Napier Christchurch f jmx. rA ft Te 1******88 m VA/ mMm Fax: *****83 SKH DISTRIPARK PTE LTD 77 Robinson Road #16-02
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      990 47 HYUNDAI MERCHANT MARINE CO. ITP. 'VIA FEEDER PACIFIC SOUTH-WEST SERVICE fW PKE* P6D* SW~ TO US* »QY KAO LBH OAK PAL/HOU CH SU) |WC_ it/m 77/Q7 24/07 31/07 H. ADMRAI 01E 07/08 24/01 27/01 27/01 21/08 21/01 30/01 04/08 29/07 31/07 07/08 H. COMMANDS 06f 14/08 31/08 03/09 03/09 01/09
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      428 47 STRAITS/ JAPAN/ STRUTS SERVICE I f SPECIALIST IN RO-RO HEAVY UFTS I MONTHLY CONVENTIONAL SERVICE! TO MOIL JAPAN I M.V. COSMIC CHALLENGER VlB| ETA SPORE 1/8/92 I ETA PK 3/8/92 I ETA MOJI 11/8/92 I FOR BOOKING PLEASE CONTACT: I SPORE TEL: *****31 -MR P.K. CHIAM I K.LUMPUR TEL *****40
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      66 48 PE |if|tHl!fflMP INVESTMENT Every Saturday in Business Times i —-j "fte Executive Housekeeper this hotel I O \vuv I wants is me. Bob I'll never neglect L "bVife House, baby/ Any Job. Any Career. Available Any Day. Any Time, anywhere. The Straits Times The Sunday Times Business Times The New
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      166 48 PERSONAL FINANCE INVESTMENT Every Saturday in Business Times NOTICE f OFFICIAL NOTICE 1 We, Ngshlp Management Pte Ltd or 24 Duxton Hill, Singapore 0208, hereby give notice that in consequence of our Intended purchase of the vessel "SANTA MERCEDES", we have applied to the Registrar of Singapore Ships, under Section
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