The Straits Times, 11 July 1985

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    15 1 The Straits Times Estd 1845 THURSDAY, JULY 11, 1985 40 CENTS M.C. (P) No. 95/1/85
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    One venue for or N-Day parade
    608 1  - One venue for or N-Day parade MICHAEL LIM Stress this year is on youth and organisers promise Singaporeans a memorable show By NATIONAL Day parades will be centralised every year from this year, with the venue alternating between the National Stadium and the Padang. The reason: One big parade provides
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    Lock icon Dr Goh named China's economic adviser
    147 1 Dr Goh named China's economic adviser BEIJING, Wed. China has appointed Dr Goh Keng Swee of Singapore as an economic adviser for its coastal areas, a Foreign Ministry spokesman said today. Dr Goh, 66, is a former First Deputy Prime Minister and Finance Minister who Initiated Singapore's industrialisation plan. "In
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    Parliament to sit on July 23
    28 1 THE next sitting of Parliament will be on July 23 at 11 am, an announcement from the Clerk of Parliament said yesterday.
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    Lock icon Flames engulf complex
    317 1 JAKARTA, Wed. Fire swept through a 10---storey building housing shops and offices m one of the city's main commercial districts m central Jakarta today. No casualties were reported. A police spokesman said 35 fire engines responded to the fire m the Metro building that burned out of
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    Lock icon Air India crash: Cockpit voice recorder found
    252 1 DUBLIN, Wed. Salvage teams have recovered the cockpit voice recorder of the Air India iumbo jet that plunged into the Atlantic last month killing 329 people, an Air India statement said today. The instrument, part of the aircraft's "black box" flight recorder, was
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    Lock icon Grow your hair for safety, US Marines told
    210 1 WASHINGTON, Wed. The Marine Corps has urged guards at United States installations overseas to forgo their "high and tight" haircut trademark with a warning that the close crop makes off-duty Marines potential targets for terrorists. Lieutenant-Colonel John Shotwell, a Marine Corps spokesman,
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    Lock icon A-G: KL courts cannot try former BMF officials
    502 1 A-G: KL courts cannot try former BMF officials KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. Malaysian courts have no jurisdiction to try former Bumiputra Malaysia Finance (BMF) officials for any crime committed m connection with the $2.5 billion bad loans they gave out m Hongkong, AttorneyGeneral Tan Sri Abu Talib Othman announced today. He
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    Lock icon Surgery on Reagan
    63 1 WASHINGTON, Wed. President Ronald Reagan will have a benign growth removed from his colon on Friday, and doctors will perform a thorough examination of his large intestine to search for and remove any other polyps that may exist, a White House spokesman said today. Presidential spokesman Larry
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    Lock icon Top changes
    44 1 WASHINGTON, Wed. General John Vessey Jr will resign as chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff on Oct 1 and will be replaced by Admiral William Crowe Jr, commander of American forces m the Pacific, sources m the Reagan administration said. NYT
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    Lock icon Latest BLAST SINKS PROTEST SHIP
    48 1 Latest BLAST SINKS PROTEST SHIP AUCKLAND, Wed. Two explosions sank the Greenpeace protest ship Rainbow Warrior tonight and police said two people were missing. The vessel sailed into Auckland on Sunday with 11 people on board. PoKce said the cause of the explosions was not immediately known. Reuter
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      124 1 I Inside 46 pages today Summary 2 World News 3-5 Asean 6 Causeway 7 Editorial 14 Background 15 Letters IS Times Dollar 17-21 Classifieds 21-31,33-34 Sports 31-32,34-35 Racing S3 Smooth sailing for high fliers. As the first airline m Asia to introduce a proper Business Class, everyone copied us. However
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      3 1 NATIONAL LIBMRY SINGAPORE
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  • IN SUMMARY
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      Home
      652 2 Bargain gimmick A FURNITURE buyer thought he had found a bargain when a $1,898 set of furniture he had seen m a newspaper advertisement appeared to be on sale for only $698 m a second newspaper advertisment. His elation turned to disappointment when he learnt that the $698 would
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      Comment
      300 2 THE STRAITS TIMES SAYS: VIETNAM'S legitimate Interests In Indochina have been taken Into account and the reality of Heng Samrtn Is tacitly accepted In the Initiative by Asean to try to get proximity talks started between the parties directly Involved In the Cambodian conflict. There is, therefore, no reason
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      Forum
      127 2 VIEWS ON RESALE LEVY WE PUBLISH five letters today on the Housing Board's new resale levy rules. Two of them comment on the need to make the new rules retroactive to September 1982 when the resale levy was first introduced. One says that although he welcomes the revisions, the
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      Timesdollar
      135 2 YELLOW PAGES TO GO INTO ELECTRONIC INFORMATION THE YELLOW Pages company will now go into electronic information with Telecoms' buy-out of its US joint venture partner m General Telephone Directory Company (S) Pte Ltd, which publisher telephone directories and the Yellow Pages. One of the priorities of the new
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      Timesport
      422 2 Blush of youth SINGAPORE'S young internationals performed creditably but still failed to make an impression on the arst day of the 25th Putra Cup golf championship at the Royal Selangor Golf Club yesterday. Singapore totalled 228, which only beat Papua New Guinea by one stroke m the eightnation event.
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      Around the world
      405 2 Kremlin greets Yao CHINESE Vice-Premier Yao Yilin received a warm welcome when he arrived m Moscow on Tuesday, indicating a Soviet willingness to give priority to improving relations with Beijing. China has three preconditions for normalisation of relations an end to Moscow's support for Vietnamese intervention m
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      Around Asean
      211 2 and Across ..the Causeway NZ drops one group A CATEGORY covering tools for pressing and stamping, dies for wire drawing and extrusion dies for metal will not be reinstated by New Zealand m its generalised system of preferences. It is the only category of goods dropped from a
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      Section Two
      563 2 Elegant scribbles EUROPE'S buying season for Spring-Summer 1986 is now getting into gear, and designers' sketches for next year's male looks are coming to life. But with a coy caution that says a lot for menswear's increased commercial clout m the last 10 years or so. Most influential,
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      Lock icon Paul in petrol squeeze
      90 3 IT WAS a tight squeeze !even for pint-sized Paul ■Beard, 11, who had hoped Xo save a litre or two by travelling this way. Paul was the youngest ~of 51 competitors at a mileage marathon at the Silverstone Race track m England on Tuesday. But despite
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      Lock icon Dockers call off strike
      56 3 SYDNEY, Wed. Dock work- ers voted to end a nationwide strike that threatened to strand hundreds of ships m Australia's ports. Waterside workers m Sydn ey and Melbourne voted to return to work tomorrow, ending the one-day walkout. The dispute over work schedules ana holiday time
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      Lock icon Dog finds $6m drugs hidden in crates
      172 3 SYDNEY. Wed. Police today attributed a drag haul worth As 4 million (Sst million) to the Incredible skill of a sniffer dog on a routine training mission. A police spokesman said Constable Peter Nixon decided to take his dog Satan to a warehouse
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      Lock icon Asian tour for Seoul minister
      70 3 SEOUL, Wed. South Korean Foreign Minister Lee Won-Kyung will visit Singapore, Malaysia, India, Nepal and Burma from Sunday until July 25 at the invitation of the governments. The Foreign Ministry said today Mr Lee will also make an unofficial visit to Japan. Mr Lee will
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      Lock icon Warm Kremlin greeting for Yao
      382 3 MOSCOW, Wed. Chinese Vice-Premier Yao Yilin got a warm welcome when he arrived m Moscow yesterday, indicating a Soviet willingness to give priority to improving relations with Beijing. Coverage of Mr Yao's arrival, snowing him receiving a firm embrace from broadly-smiling Soviet First Deputy Prime
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      Lock icon Sri Lanka to free 600 suspects as talks continue
      310 3 Sri Lanka to free 600 suspects as talks continue JAFFNA (Sri Lanka), Wed. The government said today it would free more than 600 Tamil guerilla suspects and lift a night curfew m the troubled northern province for the first time m eight months. The announcement immediately eased tension m the
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        Lock icon Guerilla bases bombed
        76 3 ISRAELI WARPLANES bombed three Palestinian guerilla bases yesterday near the northern Lebanese port of Tripoli, a military spokesman m Tel Aviv said. Israeli pilots reported hits on two bases of Abu Mussa s Fatah faction and a third base belonging to Ahmed Jibril's Progressive Front for the
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        Lock icon 15 convicted
        103 3 A JERUSALEM Court yesterday convicted three Israelis of murder and 12 others of taking part m attacks that killed Palestinians. Three were found guilty of murdering three Palestinian students m a 1983 attack on Hebron's Islamic College and will receive mandatory life sentences. The 15 were arrested 14
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        Lock icon Sack for Lloyd's four
        86 3 THE LONDON-BASED Lloyd's insurance market has expelled four of its members after a disciplinary committee found them guilty of dishonest conspiracy. Two of the four were also found guilty of misappropriation of funds and falsification of accounts. Three were former officials of insurance brokers Alexander Howden
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        Lock icon Tanker under tow
        64 3 THE TURKISH tanker M Vatan, which was hit by an Iraqi missile m the Gulf on Tuesday, was under tow yesterday after a fire on board had been extinguished. The tanker's radio officer said there were the 188,868-tonne tanker was hit 184 km south-east of Iran's main
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      Lock icon Inflation hits 17% in New Zealand
      111 3 WELLINGTON, Wed. New Zealand's Labour government suffered its first major economic setback with the news last night that the annual inflation rate has reached 17 per cent. For months, Finance Minister Roger Douglas confidently predicted inflation would peak last month at 15 per cent.
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      Lock icon China to have cheer squads at soccer games
      154 3 China to have cheer squads at soccer games BEIJING, Wed. China is organising "civilised audience cheering squads" to control crowd reaction at soccer games after a May 19 riot by fans m Beijing. The Communist Party Youth League, the State Sports Commission and the Public Security Ministry have issued a
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      Lock icon Easier travel for visitors in China
      101 3 BEIJING, Wed. Foreigners In China may now visit 113 cities and counties without a special internal travel permit, the Ministry of Pohllc Security said today. The latest three areas opened are Manzhouli and Erenhot In Inner Mongolia and Hnangzhong county In the re- mote
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      Lock icon Car suicide attacks by couple kill 17
      391 4 BEIRUT, Wed. A SYRIAN man and Lebanese woman calmly videotaped a salute to Syrian President Hafez Assad, and then set off m TNT-packed cars on suicide attacks, killing themselves and as many as 17 other people. Both attacks yesterday were aimed at security
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      Lock icon Two Muslim militia to form alliance
      266 4 DAMASCUS, Wed. Lebanon's two most powerful Muslim militia forces have agreed to a formal alliance following Syrian-mediated talks aimed at halting recent fierce clashes between them m west Beirut. Lebanese Justice Minister Nabih Berri, leader of the Shi'ite Amal movement, agreed to the first
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      Lock icon Mourners turn wrath on youth
      133 4 A YOUTH lies battered and bleeding after being beaten up by a crowd at a funeral gathering m the South African Black township of Kwa-Thema on Tuesday. The crowd attacked him after it found him with a tape recorder, suspecting him of being a police
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      Lock icon Sudan to ask for Numeiry's extradition
      326 4 KHARTOUM, Wednesday SUDAN, m a move likely to further cloud relations with Egypt, said it would formally ask Cairo to extradite deposed President Jaafar Numeiry. Mr Numeiry has lived m Cairo since he was toppled on April 6 by a military coup lead by
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      Lock icon Egyptian court lifts Muslim rally ban
      264 4 Egyptian court lifts Muslim rally ban CAIRO, Wed. In an unexpected decision, a state court has overturned the Egyptian government's ban on a Muslim fundamentalist rally m central Cairo. But a senior official said the government would invoke the emergency laws to stop the demonstration. The court ruling yesterday was
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      Lock icon $120,000 tan for the 20 wives of a sheikh
      119 4 $120,000 tan for the 20 wives of a sheikh LONDON, Wed. An Arab sheikh has purchased 21 snnbeds for his 2t wives, a spokesman for the Scanda Sol company said here yesterday. Mr Peter Carter, a director of the Birmingham-based company, said: "According to Islamic laws, women are not allowed
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      Lock icon Saudi threat to double oil production
      498 5 Saudi threat to double oil production PARIS, Wednesday SAUDI Arabia is threatening to double its oil production to four million barrels a day and then to increase it to nine million barrels by the end of the year if other Opec members do not accept its terms when they meet
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      King Koch cartoon wins the mayor's vote
      77 5 NEW YORK, Wed. In love and war, anything goes.. they say. And m politics? Well, maybe some things. This Penthouse magazine cartoon of a nearly nude Edward Koch perched on top of the Empire State Building may become part of the mayor's reelection
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      In other words...
      100 5 4 THEY call me a cold-blooded killer. I shot a man who shot me first. I didn't tie anybody to a stretcher. I didn't pump poison into anybody's veins from behind a locked door. You call this justice. I call this and your society a bunch off
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      Lock icon Move to allow ads on Danish TV
      382 5 Parliament to review set up of new channel COPENHAGEN, Wed. A political battle raging m Denmark over whether to allow commercial advertising on television has led to Danish viewers being urged to join the British army, buy Japanese insurance and eat French potatoes.
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      Lock icon Britain acts to hit back at US tax laws
      205 5 LONDON, Wed. The House of Commons today unanimously approved a measure that would enable the government to retaliate against what It sees as doable taxation of British companies by seme US states. Treasury Financial Secretary John Moore said the move, backed
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      Lock icon Soviets deny charge by Reagan
      296 5 Soviets deny charge by Reagan MOSCOW, Wed. The Soviet Union yesterday denied President Ronald Reagan's charges that it had a close relationship with terrorist states, and attacked Washington for sponsoring "state terrorism worldwide". Responding to Mr Reagan's speech, Pravda accused the United States of sponsoring terrorism m Central America, Southeast
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      Lock icon New business review
      47 5 LONDON, Wed. The Financial Times is to launch a new monthly economic review called Business next February. The review, to be published m collaboration with Conde Nast Publishers, will specialise m investigation and involve an initial investment of £1.5 million (about 554.5 million). AFP
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      Lock icon Today's criminals 'start their careers earlier'
      225 5 NEW YORK, Wed. Present-day criminals begin their careers earlier than the previous generation with an increasing number of 13-year-olds and 14-year-olds becoming delinquents, according to an American expert. In a paper to be presented at next month's United Nations Conference on Crime Prevention m
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      Lock icon Spielberg does it again
      200 5 HOLLYWOOD, Wed. Moviemaker Steven Spielberg proves again that he has the magic touch his production, Back to the Future, a time-travel comedy, topped last week's Fourth of July box-office parade with US$l4.9 million (5132.8 million). Mr Spielberg, whose E. T. is the most profitable film ever
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      292 3 JCHANGI POINT *W^a, f One of the joys of living m Paris is JjX 'VOllo-i getting out of Paris To one of those exquisite little (JNOW Wiiat«) restaurants m the countryside. The food is always fantastic. A little different, as you would expect, because country people are different. But always
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  • AROUND ASEAN
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      The GSP item not reinstated
      248 6  -  TAN LIAN CHOO Category covers tools for pressing and stamping By IfALA LUMPUR, Wed. A :egory covering tools for ssing and stamping, dies for c drawing and extrusion dies metal will not be reinstated New Zealand m its generaed system of preferences It is the
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      Lock icon Manila aid bid fails
      175 6 ISHINGTON, Wed. House of Representas rejected an attempt terday to increase ted States military aid lelp the Philippine govment fight communist rillas. ongressman Stephen irz, chairman of the ise Sub-Committee on at, said he was aware a threat posed by nmunist insurgents, said that increr-sing ailitary
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      Fiji keen on 'some kind of linkage'
      172 6 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. Fiji hopes to see some kind of linkage evolve between it and Asean although it has no intention of Joining the regional grouping, its Deputy Prime Minister Ratu David Toganivalu said today. He said Fiji's attendance at the Asean 18th
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      Lock icon Umbrella welcome for Shultz
      54 6 AP picture. By George it's tinsel!... United States Secretary of State George Shu Hz looks up at a tinsel from an umbrella held by a welcoming Malaysian girl as he and his wife Helena arrived at their Kuala Lumpur hotel yesterday. Mr Shaltz will attend an
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      Dialogue partners arrive for talks
      189 6  -  PAUL JACOB By KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. Foreign ministers of the Asean dialogue-part-ner countries arrived here today for the post-minis-terial conference starting tomorrow, m most cases aware that their Asean counterparts will call for stronger economic ties. Asean 's focus will be on securing access to
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      Lock icon Indonesia rejects EC political murder charge
      248 6 LUXEMBOURG, Wed. An Indonesian parliamentary delegation today rejected criticism by the European Parliament of the execution of an Indonesian opposition figure, accusing it of gross interference In the country's internal affairs. The four-man group, led by Mr Mohamad Kharis, Deputy Speaker of the Indonesian
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      Lock icon Government lawyer withdraws from hearing
      241 6 Government lawyer withdraws from hearing Aquino trial MANILA, Wed. The chief government lawyer backed out today from a scheduled Supreme Court hearing on whether key prosecution evidence against General Fabian Ver and seven other soldiers can be used against them m the Benigno Aquino murder trial. Solicitor-General E s t
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        Lock icon Visit to boost ties
        74 6 AN INDONESIAN trade delegation will visit China at the end of this month to resume direct commercial contacts suspended for 18 years, Indonesian Commercial Consul m Hongkong Muchtar told the official Chinese news agency, Xinhua, on Tuesday. Mr Muchtar said the visit by the delegation would
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        Lock icon Fake money base
        69 6 GOVERNMENT INVESTIGATORS were reported on Tuesday to be working on new leads that suggest a ring distributing cutprice counterfeit 10,000 yen notes might be based m Cebu Island m Central Philippines. Cebu, the nations second biggest city, has recently become the top Philippine destination for Japanese tourists.
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        Lock icon Fraud charges filed
        84 6 A TOTAL of 4,675 people have filed complaints of fraud against a woman said to be head of a. multi-million dollar illegal investment fund, police said m Bangkok on Tuesday. Chamoy Thipyaso, who was arrested on June 26, has been accused of cheating investors of about US$56
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        Lock icon 200 picket ministry
        82 6 ABOUT 25% students barricaded the gates of the Education Ministry m Manila on Tuesday to demand an end to "campus repression" and reinstatement of more than 200 student leaders allegedly banned from enrolling m colleges and universities m the Philippines. A spokesman for the pickets charged that
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        122 6 INDONESIAN WORKERS abroad are not allowed to speak to the press about any prob- y lems they have faced during their stay m foreign countries, a news report m Jalwirta said on Tuesday. Before leaving Indonesia a worker must sign a statement prepared by the Labour Ministry
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      124 6 fl TO THE DIAMONDS OF DISTINCTION BRING YOUR BELOVED, IF YOU DARE. ><% I ill'iS KS I Diamonds of Distinction. A collection of fine diamond jewellery from three of Singapore's leading jewellers, m conjunction with De Beers. Diamonds of real quality deserve to be seen, to be admired. This is
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  • ACROSS THE CAUSEWAY
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      Lock icon A toast to the Tunku
      252 7 HANDS clasped and raised m victory, former Malaysian prime minister Tunku Abdul Rahman acknowledges the cheers as the golfing fraternity honours his contribution to Asian golf that has endured for a quarter of a century. The Putra Cup South-east Asian amateur team tournament for the
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      Lock icon Johor Mentri Besar explains water pact
      231 7 State can draw up to 166 m litres from Spore JOHOR BARU, Wed. Johor, which is at present drawing 135 million litres of treated water daily from Singapore under a special arrangement with the Republic, can draw up to 166.5 million litres if the
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      Lock icon MP to stand trial
      121 7 PENANG, Wed. The Attorney-General has ordered that the MP for Bukit Mertajam, Mr Scow Hun Khim, be tried for allegedly threatening a ferry deckhand with a firearm. Disclosing this yesterday, Chief Police Officer Datuk H. B. Almeida said the trial m the Sessions Court would take
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      Lock icon Sabah and Kalimantan border nearly marked
      128 7 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. Demarcation of the Malaysian-Indonesian boundary along the Sabah and East Kalimantan border is nearing completion, Land and Regional Development Ministry Secretary-General Datuk Nasruddin Bahari said today. Similar work along the Sarawak and West Kalimantan border was 30 per cent completed, he
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      Lock icon China may go for barter trade
      478 7 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. China was considering adopting countertrade as a business arrangement with Malaysia to help correct the existing trade imbalance which is m its favour, a visiting Chinese vice-minister said today. Mr Wei Yuming, who is m charge of Foreign Economic Relations and
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      Lock icon New equity rules hailed as being timely
      205 7 New equity rules hailed as being timely KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. The new guidelines on foreign investments announced by Finance Minister Daim Zainuddin on Monday have received widespread support from foreign trade circles. Under the new guidelines, foreign investors could own up to 80 per cent of the ventures, depending on
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      Lock icon Here's why the durian's king
      172 7 JOHOR BARU, Wed. Did you know that the durian is one of the most nutritious fruits? It has 23 times more vitamin A than the pear and three times more than the apple. This king of Malaysian fruits, now m season, also contains almost five
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      480 7 Sime Darby J_ ART ASIA '85 We invite entries for 'Sime Darby Art Asia '85', an art competition sponsored by Sime Darby m conjunction with its 75th anniversary. The competition is organised m association with UNICEF. THEME: YOUTH Sime Darby and UNICEF are committed to Youth. 1985 being "International Year
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  • HOME
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      The furniture bargain that wasn't
      494 8  - The furniture bargain that wasn't NG WENG HOONG Advertised prices only for part of a set By FURNITURE buyer thought he had found a bargain when a $1,898 set of furniture he had seen m a newspaper advertisement, appeared to be on sale for only $698 m a newspaper advertisement
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      Photo in toilet develops into $2,000 fine
      187 8 Photo in toilet develops into $2,000 fine THIS is one candid camera that landed the photographer m hot soap. Wong Seng Yeow, a systems operator, entered a woman's lavatory m Inchcape House m Alexandra Road and took a photograph of a woman m one of the closed cubicles. Yesterday, Wong,
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      Plumber loses jail appeal
      149 8 A PLUMBER lost his appeal on Monday against a seven-year jail term imposed by the High Court for his part m a fight m which a man was killed. Chan Whye Keong, 32, and two friends had met on the ground floor of Block 42, Telok
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      Second hotline for blood grouping test
      224 8 AS PART of its attempts to inform the public on its blood grouping programme, the Singapore Civil Defence Force has started a second hotline outside office hours. It has also enlisted the Singapore Broadcasting Corporation's help m publicising its weekly blood grouping exercise on
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      Luxembourg keen to use Singapore for exports
      343 8 Luxembourg keen to use Singapore for exports LUXEMBOURG is keen to use Singapore as a distribution centre for its exports to other Asian countries. This message was conveyed by Luxembourg's Crown Prince Henri and his trade delegation m talks with Trade Development Board Chairman Chandra Das and Economic Development Board
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      Retired police officer denies pushing woman
      355 8 Retired police officer denies pushing woman RETIRED Deputy Superintendent J. I. H. Delikan yesterday denied he had Eushed and used abusive inguage on the wife of Teng Keng Hoe, who is claiming trial to three charges m relation to the use of his Pearl's Hill quarters as a common betting
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      Angry mother threw bicycle from flat
      126 8 Angry mother threw bicycle from flat A QUARREL between two children over a bicycle led their mother to grab the bicycle and throw it over the parapet wall. Yesterday housewife Rahanah binti Sulong, 34, pleaded puilty to committing a rash act and was jailed for a month. The court heard
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      Man found dead at flats
      98 8 Man found dead at flats THE son of a prominent Jalan Kayu community leader was found dead at the foot of a block of flats m Hougang Avenue 2 on Sunday. He was identified as Mr Liao Yang Zhun, 52, the second son of Mr Leow Chwee Peow, 76, the
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      Blackout in Thomson area
      63 8 AN EQUIPMENT fault m the Upper Thomson PUB substation caused a power failure at 4.20 pm yesterday. Areas affected were Thomson Walk, Upper Thomson Road, Thomson Ridge, Jalan Leban, Kalidasa Avenue, Jalan Pemimpin, Tagore Lane, Clover Avenue, Nemesu Avenue, Jalan Beriaya, Tagore Avenue. Braddell Hill and
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      NZ minister flies in
      53 8 THE New Zealand Minister of Social Welfare, Women's Affairs and Police, Mrs Anne Hercus, arrived m Singapore last night from Auckland. She is on a 24-hour stopover on her way to Nairobi where she will join about 10,000 women for the United Nations End of Decade
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      Cheap day-care service at four welfare homes
      554 9  -  STELLA DANKER Aim is to help low-income and one-parent families By FOUR residential homes for children are offering cheap day-care services for youngsters of low-income parents. One-parent families with low salaries especially have found this a boon. They are charged a very low
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      STPB suggests renaming two MRT stations
      140 9 THE Singapore Tourist Promotion Board has suggested that two Mass Rapid Transit stations be renamed to reflect nearby tourist attractions. It has suggested that Outram Park be renamed Chinatown. Likewise, Victoria station could be called Bugis station since it is near Bugis Street, the
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      S'porean on business trip dies in crash
      323 9 A SINGAPOREAN'S dream of starting his own business ended m an accident on the Johor highway on Monday. Mr Vernon Wan Yew Kong, 25, died instantly m the collision between the car he was travelling m and another car at about 3.15 pm.
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      Man dies, another hurt in accidents
      94 9 ONE man died and another was seriously injured m separate road accidents on Tuesday. A pedestrian, Mr Lvi Che Jin, 74, died m hospital 5V2 hours after he was hit by an SBS bus at the junction of Lorong 1 and Lorong 6 Toa
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      QCCs in services 'show need to upgrade'
      276 9 MORE quality control circles are m operation m the service sector than m the manufacturing sector. "This demonstrates the awareness that there is as much need to upgrade quality of service as quality of products," said Mr Teo Chong Tee, Parliamentary Secretary (Community
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      Quality control awards by PSA
      119 9 THE Port of Singapore Authority will introduce an award scheme to give recognition to employees who help make quality control "a way of life". Mr Goon Kok Loon, its Deputy General Manager, announced this when he opened PSA's fourth annual quality circle convention on Monday.
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      Move by PUB to win over 200,000 new customers
      280 9 Move by PUB to win over 200,000 new customers THERE are 2M,IM households with gas pipes but which do not use Public Utilities Board gas. But, the board is trying to win them over, said a PUB spokesman yesterday. In an effort to do this, the board will allow dealers
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      Help for the retrenched
      374 11 SMA will match these workers with suitable jobs m other firms THE Singapore Manufacturers' Association will hpln rpfr«»nrhpH wnrLJt. m thY mn*nT wui tiers m me manufacturing sector find new jobs. Its new mannowpr «»rv iJ? 2fT«™ £?iT i h ices section will match wlfh 55S?SL.
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      15 songs vie for top of the pops
      409 11  -  CATHERINE ONG Best song writer to represent Singapore By FIFTEEN of the best locally-composed songs will be featured on Aug 10 at the national competition for the first AsiaPacific Popular Song Contest. Selected from 232 entries received by Singapore Broadcasting Corporation, they
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      Called to Bar
      32 11 FOUR Hongkong lawyers were called to the Bar yesterday. They were Mr Benedict Woo Cho Hung, Mr Tong Tin Sun, Mr Peter Bun Yeung and Mr Christopher Chan Cheuk.
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      Treat in store from Lewitzky dancers
      374 11 Treat in store from Lewitzky dancers "EIGHT dancers, eight lights." This is the first dance the Lewitrky Dance Company will perform at the World Trade Centre auditorium tomorrow at 8 pm. Founder, choreographer and master teacher Bella Lewitzky, who has often been hailed as the doyenne of West Coast dance
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      Kuantan council mission leaves
      88 11 A DELEGATION from the Kuantan Municipal Council leaves today after a four-day study mission. The 10-man team called on the Ministry of Environment on Monday and attended two briefings one on drainage and the other on solid waste management. Mr Suffian Wahid, the leader of the
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      Suspect arrested and gun seized in Johor
      174 11 MALAYSIAN police have arrested a suspect and seized a gun after a Singapore businessman was robbed at gunpoint by two men m Johor Bam on Sunday morning. The businessman, Mr Kit Ngiap Chong, 27, was waiting at the railway station at about 10
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      PSA acts to curb tipping
      305 12 Tougher penalties and port users' support sought THE Port of Singapore Authority is getting tough m its attempt to stamp out the practice of tipping at its wharfs. Some port users freight forwarders, truckers and trader who provide the cargo have been tipping PSA workers
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      Futile effort to settle Esso dispute
      142 12 AM ATTEMPT by the Ei.so management and the union to settle a dispute over the medical boarding out of a storekeeper before it goes to the Industrial Arbitration Court has proved futile. The management stood firm on the termination but offered additional compensation for
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      Addresses causing confusion
      282 12 Addresses causing confusion RESIDENTS In four blocks of flats In the Bedok Reservoir Road area claim they nave to contend with confused relatives and friends who have difficulty finding their homes because of misleading addresses. They are confused because the addresses of their flats In Mocks 715 to 718 are
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      Price tag switch sisters fined
      185 12 Price tag switch sisters fined TWO sisters did more than shop at the Yaohan store m Bukit Timah Plaza on Sunday. They switched the price tags of the clothes they wanted to buy with tags showing lower prices. The eider sister, Chia Soo Chuan, 31, was at the ladies section
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      Ray of hope for property developers
      413 12 Ray of hope for property developers Demand up although supply outstrips it DEVELOPERS have found a ray of hope m the latest figures on occupied property m Singapore, which showed a growing vacancy rate. While the percentage of occupied shops, offices and private homes continued to drop between March last
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      Hotel shopping arcades feeling the pinch of retail slump
      434 12  - Hotel shopping arcades feeling the pinch of retail slump JUDY TAN By. THE current weak retail market is taking its toll on shopping arcades m hotels, particularly the newer ones, which are finding it increasingly difficult to get tenants. At least one, the Pavilion Inter-Continental, is converting part of its
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      Man with knife robs woman
      95 12 Man with knife robs woman A MAN, armed with a knife, robbed a secretary of $23,000 worth of jewellery after following her into her flat m Marine Crescent on Monday. Madam Dayason Marguerite, 52, told police the man entered the lift as she was going up to her flat on
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      Man fined for threat
      49 12 A MAN who intervened when two colleagues were having an argument found himself being threatened with a saw. And for intimidating Mr Lim Ting Kiat, 58, on Feb 11, 1984 at Changi Airport, Ramli bin Mohd Zam, 23, was fined $500 by a judge yesterday.
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      Sentosa shows
      39 12 FIVE filmshows, ranging from a story about the capture and training of dolphins to offshore oil exploration m the North Sea, will be screened at the Sentosa Maritime Museum this month from 10 am to 3 pm.
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      A smile in a voice on the line
      331 13 WHEN Jean Ho answers a telephone call, she listens to more than just the caller's voice. She tries to read his mood, too. "I try to tell from his voice whether he is grouchy or fed up," she says. "My years of
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      Six men in blue get pat on back
      433 13  -  BENG TAN By OUR men m blue stood out yesterday when three callers to the Courtesy Hotline praised them for being pleasant, helpful and patient. The first bouquet came from Penang businessman Chan Se Khong, who was impressed with the help he
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      Hospital's plan to give get-well cards dropped
      181 13 A HOSPITAL'S idea to give get-well cards to all its patients during the courtesy month was shelved because of lack of funds. The Toa Payoh Hospital had considered making about 2,000 cards for all its patients m the hospital during July but found
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      'It depends on the contract'
      407 13  - 'It depends on the contract' VALERIE LEE Maids doing extra duties By FILIPINO maids have to wash their employers' cars and carry out other duties such as gardening as well if their contracts say so. Several employment agencies said this m response to letters received by The Straits Times Forum
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      One dead, five hurt in road accident
      105 13 One dead, five hurt in road accident ONE man died and five other people were injured when the car they were travelling m crashed into a tree along Ayer Rajah Road on Monday. Mr Ng Chee Xeong, 20, a Malaysian on holiday here, died instantly when he was flung out
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      Two men claim trial to corruption charges
      198 13 A CUSTOMS officer, Tan Chai Poh, was charged on Tuesday with corruptly receiving $50 from the crane driver of a freight forwarding company allegedly for being lenient when supervising the unloading of the company's container. Tan, 40, is alleged to have obtained the
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      Chow Dih case put off
      39 13 Chow Dih case put off THE trial of doctor Chow Dih, accused of cheating his patients, was put off yesterday because his lawyer, Mr Francis Scow, had to attend to a High Court matter, The case will resume today.
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      Man accused of killing brother
      86 13 A FORMER Woodbridge patient, Wong Ah Foh alias Wong Cheok Ying, 33, was charged on Monday with murdering his brother who was warded m the hospital by getting him to drink a glass of milk mixed with cyanide. No plea was taken from Wong, who
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      150 12 :v. 9 MJlffflf I B^^ Hp^flli WWF j0” f A gift box of two ,£f 1 kg BREEZMATIC, Jmt Sw& one 1/2 litre COMFORT and .*K^ i one bottle JIF with every purchase. Offer valid while stocks last. Toshiba cleans without tangle *S OfillWO ■—^y* Clothes come out clean, tangle-free
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      131 12 Quality Homes for Sale and Lease, available immediately. SHELFORD GREEN Comprising 3.3 units maisonettes and flats. Low-rise condominium located m dist. 1128. Tenure of land: Freehold. Planning approval: DC I6< 65-80 wr'. »l| Lot no: 4426 MX Will. Expected date of legal completion JuK 1985. ;WI Developer's Licence no: '339.
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    The Straits Times says Asean's offer is reasonable
    489 14 The Straits Times says Asean's offer is reasonable VIETNAM'S legitimate interests m Indochina have been taken into account and the reality of Heng Samrin is tacitly accepted m the initiative by Asean to get proximity talks started between the parties directly involved m the Cambodian conflict. The Coalition Government of
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    Japan wins the battle for new-generation memory chip market
    532 14 Japan wins the battle for new-generation memory chip market THE battle for the latest generation of computer memory chips is over. Japan has won. American companies, despite investments of hundreds of millions of dollars, cannot match the price at which Japanese 256,000-bit memory chips are flooding the market. An Idaho
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    Experts for export
    1877 14  -  LAM SENG FATT IF THEY are not already doing so, Singapore's architects and engineers may want to consider what their Malaysian counterparts are now thinking of looking overseas for work. Malaysian skills may go abroad because of glut By of The New Straits Times WITH the slowdown
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  • Page 14 Miscellaneous
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  • BACKGROUND
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      Lock icon Indian MPs divided over TV coverage of Parliament debates
      1131 15  -  PRAKASH CHANDRA FOR the vast majority of Singaporeans, it was television coverage, which started this year, that gave them an educational insight into Parliamentary proceedings. In India, Members of Parliament are not so sure that TV Parliamentary debates are such a
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      Reagan turns attention to Budget deficit again
      1164 15  -  LIAK TENG KIAT By Washington Correspondent OSTENSIBLY, US Budget Director David Stockman has just resigned to pursue a more lucrative career m the private sector. But Mr Stockman has had his differences with the Reagan administration over the complex issue of reducing the
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      103 15 Photography's a breeze with MINOLTAS new AFHE cameras WKKm m w 3wtW AF-E Quartz The all-new Minolta AF-E and AF-E Quartz set the pace for the new generation of fully automatic cameras. It virtually frees you from all the common mistakes that go with 35mm photography. Now, even novices can
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      380 15 AfilA ACMA Air-conditioners MVrllft have thicker, more Air-conditioners B?SSr MbSnets Last 3 Times Longer ssfflff" 3 11 Than Other Makes. Most people overlook the importance of a strong cabinet. £Z)f^^!^^^ Only ACMA recognises this and pUtS Up a Strong Case tO most durable cabinets among all other air-conditioner prolong the
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  • FORUM
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      Don't allow children to stand on front seat
      220 16 Don't allow children to stand on front seat THE nature of my job requires me to travel a lot on our roads. I have on many of those occasions observed that many adults have the dangerous habit of allowing children to sit or stand on the front seat of the
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      Case for a refund
      514 16 Letters on the revised resale levy It may not be convenient but I can wait THE Government has now decided to make the new resale levy rules retroactive to benefit another 3,000 Housing Board flat owners who sold their flats and have not collected their net
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      Incorporate sum in the price of the new flat
      333 16 Incorporate sum in the price of the new flat I REFER to the Housing Board's revised resale levy rules. I would like to point out that those who are switching from the smaller three or four-room flats to HUDC flats do not stand to benefit from the new rules at
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    • Letter
      In such a case too?
      104 16 THE Housing Board is reported to have said that the resale levy is imposed to prevent flat-owners from making excessive profits when selling their flats on the open market. Why then is the resale levy also imposed on those who sell their first flats back
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    • Letter
      More 5-cent coins are needed
      77 16 More 5-cent coins are needed I COMMUTE between Kallang and Toa Payoh through the Toa Payoh Interchange every day. The coin changing machines there produce, with the other denominations, only two five-cent coins for each $1 note. The two five-cent coins enable me to, with two 10--cent coins, make only
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    • Bouquets
      • Letter
        Men found gold chain
        80 16 I WOULD like to thank the two kindhearted men who assisted me to recover my gold chain which has slipped off while I was swimming at the Kallang Basin pool on June 21. I had earlier sought help from the lifeguard but to no avail. I
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      No chance to re-negotiate
      172 16 I REFER to my letter submitted under the pseudonym "Anxious". (ST, May 31). Now that the Housing Board has revised the rules on the resale levy, the seller of the five-room flat I purchased stands to profit totally. He is allowed the option to obtain a
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      • Letter
        First-aid boxes are checked
        175 16 I REFER to the letter "Dust hits safety equipment on board bus from Miss Magdeline Iyje. (ST, June 7). We thank the writer for bringing the matter to our attention. Thorough checks are made on all buses to ensure that the contents m the first-aid boxes
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        Debate repeat on Radio 1
        99 16 I REFER to the letter from P. Thong requesting for the current school debate series to be repeated. (ST, July 1). The debates are shown every Thursday at 8 pm on Channel 12 from July II to Aug 1. Those unable to watch the programme
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      Dear Readers
      85 16 THE Straits Times welcomes letters from you. Your letters must include your signature, full name, address, and home and office telephone numbers, if any. They should preferably be typed, double-spaced, on one side of the paper. You may add a pseudonym if you wish. Brevity is an advantage.
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      282 16 SEE NANYANG TECHNOLOGICAL INSTITUTE Hmjf/ Continuing Education x^y For Graduate Engineers The Nanyang Technological Institute is organising a series of courses, for the months of July and August 1985. for practising engineers. These courses are aimed at upgrading the skills of engineers and to keep them updated on the latest
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    • In the markets
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        Shares resume slide
        66 17 THE Singapore stock market yesterday failed to sustain Tuesday's recovery. The Straits Times Industrial Index lost 2.42 points to 745.03, while the Business Times Composite Index lost 1.73 points to 653.26. Falls led rises 75 to 47, with 44 counters unchanged. A lower volume of 7.5 million
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      • Chief price changes
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          Rises
          66 17 Sfm Mttal 247 +8 Ptak Km 232 +6 OCBC 870+5 ICS 620 +5 StaJJan 155 +5 Ssancm 50c 146 +5 Strafe Tradfcif 330 +4 NtwSmndah 274 +4 HlMnfMsoc 190 +4 Tracton 190 +4 Sport land 251 +3 Mrac* 170 +3 GLMtor 115 +3 HwiHont 107 +3 tmmtßM 103 +3
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          Most Active
          13 17 Pohong Inv 664,000 Cons Plant 511,000 Sigma Metal 412,000 Gentings 368,000
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          Falls
          73 17 Ptt*t 545 -225 G E Uft 1510 -110 Sanyo 225 -89 Kin*? 100 -21 Smcmp He 222 -15 StafkwtFin 190-15 GOTtim* 550 -10 C Proptrttti 350 -10 Tat Lm Fimnci 216 —9 I M sOc 205—8 Kub SKm 182 -8 Core Plant sOc 241 -7 Map*) Opt 324 —6
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          Indices
          63 17 I July 9 July 10 July 9 July 10 ST Properties 436.09 433.94 BT Composite 654 99 653.26 ST Minings 310.06 303.36 BT Indicator *****54 *****25 ST Plantations 2325.26 2323.88 BTOB/0S -559 —489 OCBC 564.83 563.19 ST Industrials 747.45 745.03 OUB Composite 369.32 368.31 ST Finance 2235.51 2204.44 SES
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          INDICES — Highs & Lows
          33 17 INDICES Highs Lows Straits Times Business Times Industrials Composite 1983/84 High 1071.91 (8/2/84) 983.06 (8/2/84) 1983/84 Low 712.29 (5/1/83) 684.88 (4/1/84) All-time High 1071.91 (8/2/84) 983.06 (8/2/84) All-time Low 74.75 (17/9/64) 550.78 (2/8/82)
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          Forex
          13 17 THE US dollar closed at DM2.9520 m «r Singapore, losing 298 points.
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          Exchange crossrates
          20 17 DM V FF S$ H$ US$ 1.3633 2.9645 244.30 unq 2.2150 7.7585 1.3700 2.9520 243.65 8.9800 2.2140 7.7580
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          Gold
          8 17 fin Singapore, gold was U*****.00, gaining US$l.3O.
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          Simex
          34 17 I Eurodollar: Lost two ticks to 92.24 a contract. Deutschemark: Gained 26 ticks to 0.3399 a contract. Japanese yen: Gained 24 ticks to 0.*****1 a contract. Gold: Lost US$O.4O to U*****.20 an ounce.
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        Lock icon Foreign dealers for Tokyo
        62 17 TOKYO, Wed. The Tokyo Stock Market has decided to allow foreign securities dealers to operate m the Tokyo Bond Futures Market to be opened m October. Participants will have to have more than a year's dealing experience m Japanese national and other public bonds circulating m
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        Lock icon Tighter credit in China
        67 17 BEIJING, Wed. China has ordered its banks to tighten control on credit after official figures showed domestic loans rose 23 per cent m the six months to the end of March. Orders given to banks by the State Council call for a crackdown on private currency
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        Lock icon Turner ponders
        62 17 WASHINGTON, Wed. Ted Turner is considering responses to CBS Inc's offer last week to buy back 21 per cent of its stock for US$l5O a share, but would not say if it would be a cash offer for the stock. Turner Broadcasting Systems Inc offered CBS stockholders US$l75
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        Lock icon Code plan on shares
        56 17 LONDON, Wed. The Lone on Stock Exchange is to set up a panel of dealers m overseas securities to establish a code of practice for the new market-making operations m foreign shares. The panel will help the exchange ensure orderly markets and promote London as a
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        Lock icon Kuwait a bank leader
        51 17 LONDON, Wed. Kuwait has more major banking and financial institutions than any other Arab country, according to a survey published here. The country's banks showed an average profit of U5533,386 (5574,116) per employee m 1984, compared with U5512,674 for American banks and U5521,468 for Japanese banks.
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        Lock icon Mortgage rate cut ruled out
        75 17 LONDON, Wed. A UK mortgage rate cut seems even further off after a 2 per cent rise m sterling M 3 money supply m June, dashing hopes of base rate cuts soon, said Mr Mark Boleat, Deputy Secretary-General of the Building Societies Association. Building societies
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    • Article
      Sterling picks up as dollar takes a pounding
      366 17 Sterling picks up as dollar takes a pounding IT LOOKS like the days of cheap British holidays are over. The British pound, which had slipped to below 52.5* In January and February this year, was $3.15 yesterday. Its strength Is due to the drastic faU m the value of the
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      HK company buys tug and barge at Robin auction
      244 17  -  ANTHONY HOE By A HONGKONG shipping company came shopping at the largest auction held by a local shipyard, Robin Shipyard, late last month and bought the most expensive items on sale. The shipping company, which has an office m Singapore, bid
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      Some still paying payroll tax
      216 17 THREE months after the suspension of the payroll tax, cheques for payroll taxes are still being paid to the Inland Revenue Department. Some are late payments, others are simply a result of forgetfulness or ignorance. But never mind, wrong payments will be returned to the
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      Beat the queue... swear with a stamp
      182 17 Beat the queue swear with a stamp DON'T queue up to make that statutory declaration. Just buy a stamp and swear before a Commissioner for Oaths, that is. Simply affix a $2 revenue stamp, which can be bought at any post office, to the document m question, write the date
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      Lock icon Peninsular rumours denied
      93 17 Peninsular rumours denied HONGKONG, Wed. The owner of one of Hongkong's colonial landmarks The Peninsular Hotel today denied reports that the hotel would be pulled down to make way for a new building. Reports here today said the government had approved plans submitted by Peninsular owners Hongkong and Shanghai Hotels
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      Lock icon Draft of new laws ready by this year
      100 17 BEIJING, Wed. The drafting of Beijing's new laws on foreign-backed enterprises and Sinoforeign co-operation would be completed this year, the China Daily reported today. The newspaper said the announcement was made on Monday at the start of a Shanghai symposium on economic
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      Lock icon Ex-OTB chief sued
      130 17 HONGKONG, Wed. The former managing director of the failed Overseas Trust Bank (OTB), who is facing fraud charges, is being sued m a Hongkong court for HK$2O million (555.7 million). Patrick Chang ChenTsong was named m a suit by a finance company controlled by Allied Banking of
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      Next, it's Yellow Pages on videotext
      486 17  - Next, it 's Yellow Pages on videotext DOREEN SOH By THE Yellow Pages company will now go into electronic information with Telecoms' buy-out of its US joint venture partner m General Telephone Directory Company (S) Pte Ltd, which publishes telephone directories and the Yellow Pages. Mr Ernest Wong, a board
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      34 17 Far East Computers Pte Ltd ?'?T:?:J?'j^ifeiip?j{?JjjjJJJ Blk 1003, Bukit Merah Central, #03-11 12, Singapore 0315 TM Apollo and Domom ore registered trademarks of Apollo Computer Inc USA Wllllllj II I" "VI" IWI JfVU 8
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      Business done in Singapore
      2635 18 READERS should be aware of the limitations of this information. Not every transaction, nor every price dealt m at the Singapore and Kuala Lumpur stock exchanges, is necessarily covered m "business done". Further because all deaings at a particular price are grouped together, the table does
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      1657 18 INDUSTRIALS Acmo(MOB) xd AChoc(1.60B)(9) 1.60 AMD (3.008 3.025K1) 3.02 (27) 3.00 Alcom (0.868 0.875X12) 0.87 (4) 0.88 (4) 0.87'/ 2 (2) 0.86 AISB (0.828 0.845X2) 0.85 (3) 0.84 V 2 (4) 0.84 API (0.69 'A 8 0.705X2) 0.69 (12) 0.70'/j (5) 0.71 (2) 0.69/2 (6)
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      2542 18 LAV shares quoted have a par value of $1. unless otherwise specified. Adjusted for scrip/rights. N Tax-exempted dividend. ABN is traded m lots of 10 shares each, with the price quoted m dolars. 1985 Last Yield Vol Day High Low Company Sale Chance ('000) High l^w
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        287 19 OCBC OUB UOB DBS DEPOSIT RATES Savings 5H 6 SJ/25 J /2 5 3 /4 Autosave 5 Vi Fixed deposit 1 month 4 4% 4 3 4 4% (1) 3 months 5 5 5 5 6 months s'/4 5V4 5V4 SVt 9 months 5»/2 SVS 5V4 5 2
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        154 19 Interbank Over the counter Foreign Local dollars to Foreign currency currency one unit of to SJIO foreign currency Australian dollar 1.5174—1.5203 6.72—6.52 Canadian dollar 1.6134—1.6153 6.17—6.07 NZ dollar 1.0560—1.0587 9.67—9.33 Sterling pound 3.0260 3.0307 3.37—3.22 US dollar 2.2185-2.2195 4.54-4.50 Local dollars to 100 units of foreign currency Austrian
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        86 19 THE US dollar closed higher against the Singapore dollar at 2.2185/95 at 3pm yesterday. It opened at 2.2150/80 and traded between 2.2140 and 2.2200. Against the deutschemark, the US dollar closed lower at 2.9660/70 after trading between 2.9620 and 2.9730. It opened at 2.9655/65. Against the yen, it opened
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        107 19 THE kilobar traded between 5522,245 and 5522,488 yesterday. The Far East gold market opened at U*****.60/4.00, but slipped quickly to US$3l2. 50/2.90. It closed for lunch at U*****.80/3.20. The market reopened at U*****.50/ 2^o, touched U*****.40/2.80, then firmed to U*****.10/ 3.60. It closed at U*****.00/3.40. Source: Rothschild The London
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        23 19 GOLD US$/oz Wed Tues Singapore 312.90—313.30 314.50—314.80 Hongkong 313.20-313.60 314.30-314.70 Tues Mon New York 313.10 313.60 315.20-315.70 London 315.00-315.50 315.50 316.00
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        190 19 Managers' prices for July 11 Singapore Unit Trust The Commerce 1.66- 1 76 The Savings Fund 1 28 I 36 Spore Prog Fund 0.73 0.77 Spore Sac. Fund 1 08-1.14 Spore invest Fund 0.80 0.85 m) Spore Equity Fund 0.74—0.78 DBS Bank Shenton Growth Fund 0 99-1 04
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        288 19 Eurodollar 3-month deposit THE September Eurodollar rallied m early trading. It opened above IMM's close and advanced steadily to 92.31. Sentiment turned bearish following lower bond prices due to uncertainty about the credit stance of the Fed and pessimism about the US Budget deficit reduction issue after Budget
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        17 19 Tin Ctounj prices mm XL Tin 30.96 up 15 cents Turnover: 218 tonnes down nine tonnes
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        17 19 Rubber Closinc prices ctnh/Uo Singapore August 172.00 up 0.75 cents Malaysia August 192.25 down 0.25 cents
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        24 19 Silvar 'iSfXi*" USJ/tray Mtd Tins Singapore 5 97 6 02 598-6.03 Tun Mm New York 0.01— 6.06 6.00-* 05 Source Credit Sutsse Spore
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        24 19 Ctownj prices Copper l/ion* Tuts Spot 1054.00-1054.50 (1069.50 1070.50) 3 months 1064 00 1064 50 (1080.00—1080 50) Market tone: Easier Sales: 44,950 tonnes
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        22 19 Aluminium £/tome Tuts Spot 737 00 737.50 (748.00-749 00) 3 months ***** 759 50 (772.00-773.00) Market tone: Easier Sales: 9.550 tonnes
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        98 19 Ctainf prices Crude MS/tome palm oi July 1025 (south) 1020 (central) 1015 (north) Aug 1010 (south central) 997 50 (north) Sept 995 (south centra!) Refined palm oi USJ/tomes rbo palm Au£ 505 (sellers) Sept 500 (sellers) H July 492.50 (sellers) Aug 485 (sellers) Sept 480 (sellers) RBO Steam
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        Prices turn down again after higher opening
        610 19 HIGHER opening prices were not sustained yesterday at the Singapore stock market. Tuesday's arrest of the previous sharp declines m the Straits Times Industrial Index proved short-lived and the index lost 2.42 points to 745.03. The Business Times Composite Index lost 1.73 points
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        68 19 I 1 I I I I -I I I I NST Index Wednesday 1201.16 (1197.55) Hongkong Hang Seng Wednesday 1573.41 (1565.04) Ausiraian All-Ordinaries Wednesday 905.9 (902.3) Nikkei D J Average Wednesday *****.09(*****.01) Financial Times Industrials Tuesday 932.0 (951.2) Dow Jones Average 0- Tuesday 1321.91 (1328.41) (Figures m brackets refer
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        240 19 **t 10 Chl e Hk Elect Won- 16.20 Associated Hotels 0 508 Hk Gos 10.50 unch Bonk Of East Asia 23.60 unch Hk Hotel* 35.75 +0.5 Cheuna Kong 16.40 +0.1 HK Land 5.80 +0.15 China Light 15.50 +0.1 Hk Lond Loan 81.00 +0.7 Cross Horb Tunnel 10.60 unch Hk
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        334 19 July 10 Ten Chants Ajinomoto 1150 unch Akai 400 unch Amada 919 -49 Asahi Chem 885 -10 Asohi Glass 875 -5 Bank Tk 887 +17 Bridgestone 550 -12 Canon 1100 -20 Casio Computer 1580 -20 Citizen 435 -8 D Nip Print 1140 -10 D Nippon Screen Daiei 706 -3
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        315 19 My 10 Cents Change (Awl) A C I 276 unch A N I 255 -1 A P M 285 -2 Aberfoyle 1080 -20 Age 245S Alliance Oil 105 unch Allied Mill 265 -11 Ampol Exp 250 +5 Ampol Pet 188 +3 Anz 496 +6 Ashton IMS BHP 660 +10
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        551 19 My 10 Pence Chance INDUSTRIALS AHied-Lyons 216 -3 Ass. Dairies 138 -4 BTRPLC 325 -16 Babcocks 143 -3 Barclays 414 -5 Beecham 313 -7 BICC 193 -5 Blue Circle 520 +7 BOC Group 262 -7 Boots 185 -2 Bowater 254 -2 BATS 315 -11 Britannia 94 +1 BP 523
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        213 19 July 9 US$ Chante Akoa 32% -1 Allied Chem Cp 43W unch AKis-Cholmers 5 unch Am Tel Tel 23* -H Amax Inc 14* Amr Corp 48* Bethlehem Stt 16* Boeing Co 46* Burroughs Cp 57* -I Caterpillar Co 35* Chase Manhtn 63* Chrysler Cp 33* -I Citicorp 50*
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      553 19 LCL Ship (Voyafe) Arr Carjo Ratu Konsort (177N 11/7 (2300) Fl Shokawa M (30/527) 12/7 (0700) Fl K V Ushakov (20CE85) 12/7 (0700) F7 Chitral (50HW) 12/7 (0700) F7 Tanah Air (35N8) 12/7 (0700) Fl Niaga 21 (5J1585) 12/7 (0700) Fl Toyama (224) 12/7 (0900) F7 Osaka Maru
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      158 19 Vessel Berth Arr Dep Keppel Wharves Anchan K35 aside 11/7 Catamarca 2 Kl5 aside 11/7 Equator 3 K23 aside 11/7 Hati Senang K2O aside 11/7 Jianshui KlB aside 11/7 River Mafidun K33 aside 11/7 Unison? Kl7 aside 11/7 Montestt Kl6 11/7 Nedlloyd Seoul Kl2 11/7 lW Pasir
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      44 19 HONGKONG, Wed. South China's Guangdong Province is to invest US$257 million (Sss7o million) m 10 more berths at Xinshagang m Huangpu Harbour. Each berth will accommodate 35 000-tonne vessels. Five are due to open by 1990 and the others by 1993. AFP
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      Dah Yung gets more steam
      265 20 Dah Yung gets more steam New ventures swell after-tax profit to $1.3 m THE move away from its traditional business of industrial gases has given Dah Yung Investment Ltd a new lease of life. The Singapore-based group has m the last year expanded into printing, medical, financial services and the
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      Search on for top Singapore execs to work in China
      353 20 THE world's largest headhunting firm is looking for Singaporean executives, especially those who are bilingual, to work m China. Korn/Ferry Internation- al announced on Tuesday that the growing interest of multinationals m China was also contributing to the expansion of
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      PL chosen to organise ad awards
      265 20 THE Association of Accredited Advertising Agents (4As) has appointed PL Marketing Communications to organise this year's Creative Circle Awards (CCA). PL Marketing will do all the administrative work for CCA, which previously relied on the voluntary services of creative directors. Mrs Alicia Ling of
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      Everpeace calls off share purchase
      164 20 Everpeace calls off share purchase EVERPEACE Corporation has called off its massive plan to mop up about Ms9o million worth of shares m three listed companies. In a brief despatch to the Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange, Everpeace said that the company and the respective vendors of the shares have agreed
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      NOL starts second RUF for $80 m
      110 20 NOL starts second RUF for $80 m TO GET cheaper funds, Neptune Orient Lines is raising a second revolving underwriting facility worth $8* million. A group of banks, which include Singapore International Merchant Bankers Ltd, First Chicago Asia Merchant Bank, Oversea-Chinese Banking Corp, Tat Lee Bank Ltd, Overseas Union Bank
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        Try dry cleaning your carpet
        99 20 Try dry cleaning your carpet YOU have an alternative to shampooing and steam drying your carpets and rugs you can dryclean them like the man on the right. The Magna-Dry system he is using is a patented drycleaning system that cuts drying time to only 25 minutes. This compares favourably
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        Air-con minus the hole
        115 20 ITALIAN manufacturer, Airagel, has come up with a portable airconditoner that doesn't need a hole m the wall. All you need is a 220 volt electric outlet. It also comes with a built-in water pump which gets rid of the water droplets by heat. There is
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      Singaporean traders playing a more active role in Simex
      391 20 INDIVIDUAL financial futures traders are playing an increasingly active role m the exchange, according to the Singapore International Monetary Exchange. Not only are more Singaporeans trading, but more of them are chalking up a larger volume of business each day, said
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      Today's auditors can help prevent fraud, says Australian expert
      383 20 TODAY'S auditors should recommend fraud prevention techniques to be included m any computer system that a company wishes to introduce into its operations. Mr Gregory Hourigan, Electronic Data Processing Audit Manager of the SGIO Building Society m Brisbane, said yesterday that
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      378 20 r "j 1 DAIDO Japanese Special Steels S4SC Carbon Steel (AISI 1045) SNCM 439 Pre-Hardened Nickel Chrome Molybdenum Steel GOA Tool Die Steel (AISI 01) DC 1 1 High Carbon High Chrome /AICI O-\\ \r\\\D\ O I Sole Agent Stockist: CHUAN LEONG METALIMPEX CO PTE LTD NO. 1 1 1-D,
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      27 20 J|i~- it HfrZy^*? 1985 Tribun* Media S«rvtces. Inc AH Rights Reserved "Oh, I just love it, Mr Maxwell, when you get into one of your silly moods."
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      79 20 TIMES THE BOOKSHOP AT COLOMBO COURT CLOSED FOR RENOVATIONS Times the Bookshop at Colombo Court will close for about 5 months to enable extensive renovations to the building to be carried out. We apologise to our customers for any inconvenience, but we assure you that the new Colombo Court, when
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      886 21 TELEPHONE SERVICE: h*tm vwi»iriv«wwnvv»-. Monday Friday 9.00 am to 5.00pm Run-On: $5 00 per line (Mm. $15 00) Food/Entertainment (2 5) r^& I t\ §G& iG& IV^tT ISS!^ (?\i //Vm /PV^IIX Public Holiday 9.00 am to I.oopm (Mm. $60.00 Strarta Times) Business to Business (49 58) (i^ /AL>Sv>^S Ir^ IS
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      1259 21 if Homemakers! Buy at the Right Place. Eminent Plaza the convenient one-stop shopping centre for home furnishing items OPENING SALE I 1 Furniture Kitchen Cabinets Bathroom Accessories Ceramic Marble Tiles Wall Floor Coverings Lightings Solar Products Air-conditioning Systems Doors Locks r n Home Renovation Services S SERANGOONRO BUSINESS HOURS Eminent
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      619 21 11 Pleasure Boats A NEWSLETTER Attention! All WINDSURFERS ft would-be Windsurfer* TWIN-CAT her. !t solves your present restriction b gives you double fun. Because with 2 surfboards we :an c invert them into a surf catamaran using the TWIN-CAT frame system. mpoisibie? NOT when we show row how. Call: *****89
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      724 21 18 Horn* Furniture/ Furnishing MANUFACTURER'S DIRECT SALE of solid ramln wood home furniture and Manau design collections. Viewing and orders accepted at #04-21A Plaza Slngapura, above Yaohan Orchard. 1 RATTAN TABLE 244 cm x 120 cm with glass top 10 high back chairs. One 5 pc. rattan wall/ display unit
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      1198 21 W The Jazz Dance Company B will be holding an audition for new members soon. B Selected dancers will parW ticipate m the Festival of B^ Dance 1985. If you're interB» ested, make your first wk move to classification 154. 12 Computer Products/ 12 Computer Products/ Services Services I SE
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      225 22 28 Health Centres/ 28 Health Centres/ Massage Massage RELAX A REFRESH YOURSELF AT GREAT EASTERN .HEALTH CENTRE ham. Ctk Mm v. 1 ■rT\ Great Eastern Hotel Q JBLj >401 Macphereon ftoed W ft B^kk "^^Usi 32 Photography 33 Babysitting/ Child Care Centre WE HAVE NURSERY Si Kindergarten activities (including computer
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      315 22 37 Airconditioners/ Refrigerators For prompt, 24-hour Island wid* aorvtco Specialist m commercial/ domestic fridges, airconditioners, chillers etc. Sales, Installation, rm/ split alrcond. repair St respraying services at reasonable rates. Call us for free estimation. SU AN SENG AIRCOND A REFRIGERATION ENGINEERING T*l: *****28/9, *****48 *****3 (24-hour *arvic*) SALES, SERVICE install
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      889 22 38 TV/ Video/ Hi-Fi HOSMNA SPECIALISES IN TV antenna installation/ service, Iyear guarantee. *****77/ *****69 LEONG LECK SPECIALISES In Video, CTV, antennae installation. Guaranteed. *****25. NATURAL SPECIALISE IN repairing: CTV, video, hi-fi, antennae installation. Tel: *****90/ *****01 SENG LEONG REPAIR C.T.V., video, antenna Installation. Fast Service! *****18, *****55 39 Other
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      406 22 49 Packing/ Storage/ Delivery/Removal $20 PER TRIP. Fast ii efficient household/ office removal dumping. Workers available. Tel: *****13, Chuan Transport HUP SENG TRANSPORT. House Si rubbish removal including workers. Tel: *****61/ *****93. SPECIALIST IN HSE/ Office/ Garbage Removal Service. Workers provided. Tel: *****16/ *****92. TRANSPORT AND REMOVAL Service at reasonable
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      371 22 52 Office Furniture/ Furnishing OFFICE EQUIPMENT— KEY telephone, 6 telephones per set; Tables, chairs, partitions for sale. Enquiries, call: *****14. 54 Book-keeping/ Secretarial/ Answering/ Translation Services FULL/ PART-TIME ACCOUNTING, Drafting, answering, typing, mailing, telex, forms filling services at reasonable charges. Interested, please call *****30. INCORPORATION OF LIMITED companies, computerised manual
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      484 22 56 industrial Equipment/ Supplies 2NDHAND EQUIPMENT REOO. 1) Steel plate rolling machine, 1/2" thick x 8' width plate. 2) Heavy duty radial drill. 3) Profile cutting machine. 4) Hoist for servicing motor vehicles. 5) Lathe machine approx. 12. Tel: *****26. SALE/ HIRE Transport all kinds of heavy equipment. 2 to
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      590 22 57 Business 57 Business Opportunities Opportunities BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY CAPITAL INVESTMENT REQUIRED. U.K. based company has unique product m bathroom renovation field. With over 80 branches worldwide, are now looking to enter East Malaysia, Singapore Brunei markets m a franchise basis. U.K. di- rectors now m XL. For furttwr details I
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      343 22 65 Situations Wanted j£™ INCOME "5^ Foreign Domestic Servant* Security Bond Contact NTUC INCOME for the Domestic Servant's Security Bond Package. SPECIAL FEATURES: Generous premium refund Security Bond issued on I Stamping service* at the I Comprehensive cover Bond Workman's Compensation Personal AcerFor more details, please tall NTUC INCOME 100
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      373 22 65 Situation. Wanted SCHEIMTZE Trd, (Licence C-0759-01) Professional Graduate lagmJ. FILIPINO MAIDS 1220 5250 1 ak's traMnc m Maria I ml 2 diyV Mentation m Spore 3 months probation 2 years guarantee bid. Bud, P/» irawance. •teumentjtion. lets, complete trart for only $730 CALL: *****83 Weekdays: 9 am 9 pm
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      559 23 J P Employing a foreign doflL. mestic servant? An adverIfgJ tisement on Security Bond I HLJB Package at classification W I 65 may interest you. bt -Mk f>Br TBarTßarTam J'^^^^&i'f 66 Situations Vacant: Professional/ Executive A WGM Construction Contpsny Invites applications tor the post of: PROJECT ENGINEER c Must possess
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      446 23 68 Situations Vacant: Domestic DOMESTIC HELPERS SALARY: Phil 1225/ $250; Sri Lankan $150/ $180 No need $5,000 deposit (Bond arrangeable) ATf^ Mon-Fri 9nn 9pm M* Sat/Sun 9am 4pm TEL: *****96/*****97 m AGENCY W^ Wt^. #13 10. SHAW TOWERS W f"*\ 10 BEACH mM> <0718) J \l Licence No: C-0421-01 PART-TIME
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      592 23 70 Situations Vacant: Secretarial/ Clerical VSL SYSTEMS PTE LTD A specialist construction contractor presently involved m MRT projects Invites applications for Its site office at MRT 203, Commonwealth Avenue West, Singapore 0513 (opposite The Singapore Polytechnic): RECEPTIONIST/ TYPIST Minimum OCE 'O' level. Pleasant personality. Good telephone manners. Conversant m English/
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      678 23 70 Situations Vacant: 70 Situations Vacant: Secretarial/ Secretarial/ Clerical Clerical 22gj^JH I Mi IllFl f( CLERICAL OFFICER 1 REQUIREMENTS: a Singapore Citizen between 17 and 25 years of age. 4 GCE *O' level passes including English Language, a Preference will be given to candidates with ability to type. DUTIES: a
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      573 23 70 Situations Vacant: Secretarial/ Clerical A diversified group has a vacancy for a: Confidential Secretary to the Managing Director. Pre-requisities are: Able to work independently Secretarial qualifications with experience Fluent m English, Mandarin and Malay Required to travel Mature person Interested parties, please write m own handwriting, giving detailed resume,
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      677 23 70 Situations Vacant: Secretarial/ Clerical SALES CLERKS WITH ERB3 Telex experience. If you can type mm. 35 wpm have mm. 1 mth's experience m a busy sales dept. handling general clerical work with some contacting of suppliers/ clients, we'll pay you $26+ p/day for mm. 2 wks. (No Sats./ Suns.)
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      843 23 70 Situations Vacant: Secretarial/ Clerical Well established lATA Travel Agency has immediate vacancy for a: TYPIST/ GENERAL CLERK GCE 'O' level. Typing speed 40 to 45 w.p.m. Age 18 to 20 years. Salary $400. Interested applicant!, pleat* call:TEL: 336*331 APPLICANTS REPLYING to Box numbers of vacancies are requested not to
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      773 23 71 Situations Vacant: 71 Situations Vacant: Sales Sales Duty Free Shoppers I ofCLfissiqyf I WALK-IN INTERVIEWS Monday Friday 9am to 6pm I Join us if you are looking for a chalj lenging and rewarding career! (A) CUSTOMER RELATIONS Cj OFFICER The incumbent will supervise a team of r~~3 Customer Relations
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      587 24 71 Situations Vacant: .Sale-a Female X r Sales Promoter Requirements Age 18-35 years a To demons' rate and promote ;ales of appliances to customers at leading stores. Training will be provide! a Secondary education a Able tc speak fluently m English and major local dialects a Friendly, independent a id
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      711 24 71 Situations Vacant: Salaa h Harper Gilflllan (Singapore) PteLtd requires Sales Representatives Requirements: GCE l O' level a Age 20-30 years aAt least 2 years sales experience m fast moving consumer goods m retail outlets a Possess a valid driving licence a Fluent m English, Mandarin and local dialects Attractive
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      587 24 71 Situations Vacant: Salea 3 INDOOR SALESMEN urgently required by shops. c 20 to 30 years old. c Minimum Sec. education. c Basic pay, commission and transport allowance, c Honest, pleasant personality, c Bilingual. Interview at: 240 MacPherson Road #07-OIA Siong Huat Bldg Singapore 1334. Interview time: 9am to 2pm
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      421 24 72 Situations Vacant Technical r REM PUMP COMPANY] A U.S. multi-national organisation has vacancies for: I ■■rife pfe| si b 4 jT'sH SSBflKk No experience required and training will be provided. 5 -day 40-hour week Salary increment after 3 months Medical incentive of 14 days' salary annually Transport allowance, etc
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      421 24 72 Situations Vacant: Technical Iwp We, a well established printing company, invite applications for the following post:- Candidates should possess NTC 3 or NTC 2 m maintenance fitting or metal machining with at least 3 years' working experience m a similar position. Candidates without the above qualifications but with sufficient
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      538 24 72 Situations Vacant: Technical International Construction Company has an MiiMiB)oiat# vacancy foe ttta fottowino, poaitiofi at Cnaiincai Plant: CLERK-OF-WORK (CIVIL) Applicants must have at least few years of relevant working experience. Able to liaise with clients and supervision of sub-con-tractors on all aspects of civil works. a To ensure work
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      611 24 73 Situations Vacant: Production 73 Situations Vacant: Production X /Kti. Hitachi Express \£lt Spore (Pte) Ltd M ■^required for final inspection of T.V. tubes Gross earning mm. J£ f $600-9 fc $800 1 Requirements: Minimum Secondary 2 education Age 17 35 years Prepared to work 6-day week and 3 rotating
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      473 24 74 Situations Vacant: Miscellaneous 74 Situations Vacant: Miscellaneous F(M Singapore I GM Singapore Pte Ltd, a multi-national I manufacturing company specialising m I I high-technology automotive electronics I I invites top-calibre candidates to fill the I I following positions I (1) HANDYMAN I (Permanent Day Night Shifts) Male below 35
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      713 25 74 Situations Vacant: Miscellaneous 74 Situations Vacant Miscellaneous i I GM Singapore I GM SINGAPORE, a fast expanding I multinational manufacturing company, I invites suitably qualified male candidates I I for the position of I SECURITY GUARD I I Applicants should be male, below 45 I years old and prepared
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      237 25 74 Situations Vacant: Miscellaneous Requires 1. Vehicle Electricians Possess relevant experience, preferably m repair of electrical components. Work place: Ang Mo Kio Workshop 2. Panel Beaters One or two years working experience, j Work place: Kranji Workshop 3. General Workers Salary: $430 per month Work place: Kranji Workshop 4. Male
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      461 25 74 Situations Vacant: Miscellaneous WALBRO SINGAPORE PRIVATE LIMITED (Singapore's only manufacturer of carburetors) requires 1) Machine Setters c NTC 3 or Technical 4 with 2—3 years experience m CAM auto-lathe c Completed N.S. c Able to perform shift duties 2) Male/ Female Production Operators For post (1), please write m
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      416 25 74 Situation* Vacant: Miscellaneous THE VASCDTn EXECUTIVE RESIDENCES The prestigious new serviced apartments m Scotts Road, invites applications for the following appointments:--(A) SENIOR CONCIEGE Minimum five years' experience m Front Office Operations Pleasant personality GCE 'O' level Possess good Public Relations skills Salary negotiable (B) TRAINEE CONCIERGE GCE 'O' level
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      387 25 74 Situations Vacant: Miscellaneous IMOVENPICK Restaurants of Switzerland A leading international Swiss Restaurant chain has vacancies for the following positions?*At least 2 years' experience m serving western food. Able to perform split shift duties. Gross salary $750{Xm Experience m countersales and ordertaking of Bakery /Pastry items. Able to perform shift
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      688 25 74 Situations Vacant: Miscellaneous We invite application* lor ttte tolowing position GAMES HOSTS/ HOSTESSES (Full Time) c Completed Secondary 4 education c Age 16-22 years t Must be active, hardworking and possess a pleasant personality Interested applicants please call personally for an Interview from Thursday to Saturday between 10.00 am.
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      953 25 74 Situations Vacant: Miacellaneous TEMP. FEMALE INTERVIEWERS required for a house-to-house survey to start In Aug. Applicants must be able to work at night, speak read English Mandarin fluently. For those interested apply personally with a passport size photograph to: Consensus Consumer Research S.E.Asia (S) Pte Ltd between Mon. 15/7/85
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      674 25 81 Vehicles For Hire QwUlty la is g«M a long way! At Toyota Rent-a-Car, we provide the best m our self-drive St chauffeur driven cars. Now, we also have the 11-seater bus tovtvta all at economical rates. F# 1 *****55 W r^fi (Town Office) USA *****71 Hwt m Car (Jurong)
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      919 25 85 For Sale: Alfa/ Peugeot/Volvo ALMOST 1980 VOLVO 244 OLE au to beautiful condition, 2.1 IHres, PARF eligible. Must see to appreciate. Offer above $21,000 secures. Tel: *****44. COLLECTOR'S ALFA 1750. Excellent condition. New metallic paint. Complete accessories. Road tax/ Insurance Feb/'B6. $10,000 Tel: Daud *****10. "83, PEUGEOT SOS SR
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      1504 26 IJJJiIv! A Lancia Beta Spyder is nnnnil or>e of the m an y vehicles IT I Iff for toda y S P°* their U iMJtSI sporty 1800 c.c. beauty at Ts\ (n\ /a\ TrTl classification 94. mi II m mm El I ■k\^i 90 For Sale: Toyota MID 1983 TOYOTA
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      896 26 91 For Sale: Mitsubishi 1980 LANCER 1400/ Galant stationwagon, both 'Q' plate, alrcond, loan trade-in arrangeable. *****88, Bernard. 1983 LANCER F. 1 pte. owner, maroon colour, tax: 10/85, full accessories, low mileage, beautifully maintained. *****77. 1984 MITSUBISHI TREDIA 1400 GLX. Aircon., radio cassette. Sbort rims. 1 owner. Showroom condition. $19,700.
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      852 26 92 For Sale: Mazda 79 MAZDA 323 Pte. owner. Aircond, radio cassette. $9,300. Tel: *****55. 8 MTHB RX7 GT. Beautiful noplate, s/rims, blaupunkt set, $43,800. Contact *****20. '81 MAZDA 323 1.3, 5-speed. Pte. owner, aircon., tip top cond. $15,500. *****19. ■83, MAZDA 323 5-speed. 1 owner. Aircon, radio, cassette. $17,400
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      1487 26 94 For Sale: 94 For Sale: Other Makes Other Makes Our Lerong Sarina showroom is open seven days a week. Mondays to Fridays 9am Bpm. Saturdays it Seaoays 9wn 4.30pm. CHAMPION MOTORS ««uw World Trade Centre #01-lrV49. Maritime Square. Singapore MW Td:*****56 1 1 M Leng K« Rrml. Singapore 03
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      597 26 95 For Sato: 95 For Sale. 95 For Sato: Commercial Commercial Commercial Vehicles Vehicle* Vehicle* CREW CAB WITH POWER STEERING Special trade-in offer —^CaC^\ for your old truck. r £EA(r\ QtO^ Direct injection engine 277 1 cc I^^^^^ Class 3 Driving Licence M **r c P^^^^^o 78cm loading height M
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      373 26 96 For Sale: Motor Cycles/Scooters ONE LOT (CO pcs) assorted models Japan Fork brace for sale. Tel: *****04. VESPA SCOOTERS PXISO AY, AW, AX model Good body and engine condition. Call *****84. YAMAHA 8G C.C. mini bike, economical, cute, like new, done 2,000 km. $950 (new $1950).*****83. IM3 HONDA C7O,
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      234 26 97 Vehicles Wanted ADVERTISER REQUIRES ANY good used cars, vans, pick-ups, cash payment. Contact: Mr Lim, *****26 day, *****26 night. CARB WANTED! INSTANT Cash. We pay more for quality used cars. D&H Motorways Pte. Ltd. *****82/ *****83. IF YOU'RE LOOKING for the best value for your car (all models). Contact
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      846 27 98 Scrap Vehicles A GOOD OFFER for PARF scrap cars export documents. Interested, pis. contact Kong Beng Motor. Tel: *****76/ *****59. BETTER PRICES OFFERED for PARF scrap cars and all kinds of good used cars. *****02/ *****76 (Day) *****09 (Night). ABOVE 3000 C.C. for urgent immediate local scrap. Reasonable offer.
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      432 27 106 Accommodation Available: Houses DIST.II RAFFLES PARK vicinity, d/storey seml-d, 4 bdrms, servant's amenities, spacious gdn. $2,000. Admer *****66 DIST.II VANDA CRESCENT. Well maintained, 2-storey seml-d, 4 alrcon bdrms, f/furn $2,600. Bernard Valuers *****49. DIST.II WATTEN EBT. tastefully furn. d-storey link bunglw. 4 bdrms. $1800. Eng Kong Odn. dstorey semi-d.
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      558 27 106 Accommodation Available: House* LA VENTURA, NEAR Marco Polo Hotel, 3-storey townh'se. 3 bdrms/ fully alrcon. Tastefully furn. $2,000. Rolf *****11. SELETAR GARDENS BRAND new 2 and 2 1/2 storey terrace houses at $800 and $1,000 respectively. Tel: *****60/ *****61. SEMI-D: SELETAR $1,200, Thomson Oreen $1,800, Mt. Sinai $2,100, Sea
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      430 27 107 Accommodation Available: Apartments TO LET Long or Short Lease At the junction of Scotts/ Orchard Road, next to Hyatt Hotel. Immediate Occupation. 14,000 sq ft Hotel Style Lobby. Swimming Pool, Tennis Court and many other facilities. Ample indoor Car parking lots. 24-hour Security System. Enquiries: H FAR EAST ORGANIZATION
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      782 27 107 Accommodation Available: Apartments D.9 Crystal Court. 2 bdrms D.9 Hilton Twr 3 bdrms D.21 Clementi Pk 2 bdrms D.15 St.Patrick Gdn 3 bdrms D.15 East Coast Ville 2 bdrms Rental from $1300 upwards BN ASSOCIATES *****07. EXCLUSIVE PROPERTIES!) D.lO Beverly Hills $8,300 D.9 The Claymore $6,000 D.lO The Habitat
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      938 27 107 Accommodation Available: Apartments DIST. 543 MEYER TOWER/ Ocean Park. 3+l bdrms. High or low fir. available. S/pool, tennis, squash courts. Fully furnished. $2,000— $2,400. Allegro *****11/ *****64. D18T.28 MIMOBA PK apt, 2,100 sq.ft. 4 bdrms, servant's rm attached bathrm, partly furn. with s/poo 1 Si squash court. Rental $1,400
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      901 27 107 Accommodation Available: Apartments D.9 ORCHARD BEL-AIR (private owner). 4 1 bdrms, large living/ dining (pte lift). Attractive terms. *****41/ *****34 (agent). D.9 THE BEAUMONT at Orchard Rd, brand new 3 bdrms. High/ low floor. Pool/ squash. $2,500. Sebastlano Properties *****96. HABITAT MAISONETTE, luxuriously furn, 3 bdrms, study, attached bathrms,
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      829 27 107 Accommodation Available: Apartments D.9 FERNHILL RD f/furn. quiet, serene. Walking distance to Orchard. $2,100. Vlllanelle *****81. EDEN SPRINGS, DIST.IO, Balmoral Rd, new d/storey 3-bdrm, $3,800 p.m. Call *****40. FABER GARDEN. 4 bdrms. 1,900 sq.ft. at $1,800. Yoong It Co. *****77. FLATS AVAIL IN Bedok, Macpherson, Tampines, Sunset Way, A.M.KIo
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      718 27 108 Accommodation Available: Rooms PEARLBANK APT, BEAUTIFULLY furnished alrcond room with bath, $600. Tel: *****15. RMS/ FLATS/ APTS/ hses avail. I Immediately. Low rental/ fast I service assured. *****34/ *****67. RM. NEAR CLEMENTI Aye 1. Rent $250. Furn. Ideal singles or stu- > dents. Tel: *****08. ROOMS TO LET: Near
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      955 27 113 For Sale: Houses JIST.IO INDONESIAN EMBABSV VICINITY )/storey bungalow approx 11,000 iq.ft Built-in 6,000 sq.ft. 5 bdrms, servant's facilities, marble/ carjet flooring $1.42 mUNon. DIST.IO CLUNY HILL )/etorey bungalow on elevated rround. 22,000 sq.ft. Built-in 6,400 iq.ft $2.3 million. DIST.2O THOMSON YAOHAN VICINITY 3/ttorey eemi-d, tastefully decoated, 5 bdrms,
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      1370 28 113 For Sale: Houses 113 For Sale: Houses 113 For Sale: Houses I lauction sale! I To Be Held On Thursday 18th July 1985 At The Mercury Room, 18th Floor Apollo Hotel, Haveloek Road Singapore at 2.30pm Pl?Cini?\rTT A T *2- #03-12, 62 SOUTH BUONA JarjoiuHirN i i/\Li vista RO
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      783 28 113 For Sale: Houses D.lO CHANGI VICINITY, s/storey seml-d, 3 rms. Large gdn. Freehold. Acumen *****11. Dl 9 BRAND NEW 3-storey terrace, 5 rms, freehold, $460,000 neg. Yong Fong Ents. *****77/ *****75. D.19 CHUAN HOE Aye d/storey corner terr. 3164 sq.ft. well maintained, $350,000 ono. *****38 Rich. D.19 FLOWER RD
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      860 28 114 For Sale: Private 114 For Sale: Private Apartments Apartments Rajah lower Magnificent and luxurious 26 storey apartment At Jalan Rajah off Balestier Road <2fc^ No restriction on foreigners >* Lease/ Sale Tjflflr*"*' Excellent location. Near to xfKT*^ town and yet m a quiet j* 5 IrSIS environment j* J•!
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      460 28 D.15 KING'S MANSION. 3 bdrms. and servant's. Very peaceful. 1805 sq.ft. Freehold. S/pool. $339,000 0.n.0. Holland *****79. D.15 MEYER TOWER facing sea. 3 bdrms., servant's, pool, squash, sauna, full furniture. $460,000. Tel: *****68. D.19 Yl MEI Gdn. new, 3 bdrms/ attd. bath/ servant's. Split-level. Full facilities. 2000 sq.ft. $375,000 0.n.0.
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      861 28 114 For Sale: Private Apartments 018T.9 SINGAPURA MANSION, near ACS, 3 bdrms, 1,750 sq.ft. $350,000 0.n.0. *****55 (Agt). DIST.9 SINGAPURA MANSION, 3 bdrms, 1750 sq.ft. Convenient location. $320,000. Citlprop: *****75. D-10 FARRER GROVE t/hse, 3.660 sq.ft. F'hold. 3 bdrms study. $540,000. M V Realty *****82. D. 13 FACING MARINE Parade.
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      913 28 116 For Sale: HDB Apartments 4-RM BEDOK RESERVOIR 81k.708, high floor, no obstruction, good view. Tastefully designed with marble terrazzo flooring. New kitchen cabinets. $90,000 mo. Tel *****20 Mr Chong. 3-RM NEAR JLN Sultan point blk. Renovated. $58,000 0.n.0. West Coast, facing sea $50,000 0.n.0. Whampoa Dr. $37,000 Call after
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      722 28 116 For Sale: HDB Apartments MARINE TERRACE BLK.4 3-nned $48,000 0.n.0. Pis. contact a'ter off hrs *****39. PAYA LEBAR WAY 5-rm point b1k. 123. Beautifully renovated. $139,000 neg. Tel: Mr Loh, 7463 ?12. STIRLING RD 3-RM Blk 164. High fir. Mosaic/ parquet, cabint ts $38,000 0.n.0. *****62. TAMAN JURONG 8LK.
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      538 28 Hft Factory Spaces FACTORIES/ WAREHOUSES CUM OFFICES RENT a SALE A) DIST. 19 Groundfloor/ terrace warehouse/ factory for rent. 1,671 sq.ft. 2,368 sq.ft 3,600 sq.ft. 5.500 sq.ft. 6,300 sq.ft 7,800 sq.ft 8,600 sq.ft. 9,000 sq.ft. 27,000 sq.ft. B) JUftONG PASIR PANJANG 10 units of single-storey factory/ warehouse cum office. 3,600
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      1277 29 117 Properties Wanted 117 Properties Wanted 117 Properties Wanted I FAR EAST ORGANIZATION I I DEVELOPMENT I I SITES WANTED I Far East Organization is looking for development sites m the city area or suburbs of Singapore for development of high-rise and low-rise condominiums, flats, bungalows semi-detached or terrace houses
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      480 29 119 Warehouses/ Storage Spaces r PRIME WAREHOUSE FOR SALE OR LEASE AT PAYA LEBAR Modem warehouse for sale or lease by unit. Easy instalments. Located at the junction of MacPherson Road/ Airport Road with various dimensions and up-to-date facilities. Please contact Mr Chong/Alice/Doreen I Tel: *****1 1 or *****58 J
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      614 29 119 Warehouses/ Storage Spaces OFFICES AT KHENG CHIU BLDG. 47 BEACH ROAD Suitable lor architect, accountant or engineer's firm. 1 unit 620 sq.ft. 1 unit 750 sq.ft. 1 unit 2,400 sq.ft. Rental $1.80 p.».i. including Mtrvicti chnry#. Details contact: *****57 OFFICE SUITES near Subordinate Courts 323 sq ft/703 sq II
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      1200 29 121 For Rent: Office Spaces 121 For Rent: Office Spaces 121 For Rent: Office Spaces OFFICE SPACE TO LET AT SELEGIE COMPLEX I &M N^/ \y Attractive rental/ selegie LI /I term COMPLEX Is I Ap /fv /I/ h usc Imnnediate I i*^ to Occupation \/J I Convenient locality s\
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      380 29 124 For Rent: Shop Spaces FU LU SHOU COMPLEX (Rochor Road) Shop space with good frontage available on 3rd Storey (#O3-23). Area 46 sq.m. Suitable for all types of business. ATTRACTIVE RENTAL. Interested please contact: HOK LOK SIU PTE LTD *****22 GOLDHILL SQUARE Restaurant space available immediately at basement (#Bl-55)
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      303 29 124 For Rent: Shop Spaces SHOPHOUSE JALAN KAYU. No. 254. Main rd. Spacious. $1,350 p.m. Tel: *****56 Heng. SPACE IN SERVICE station for rental for repairing of cars. Interested, call *****57. UNIT #04-08 PARKLANE Shopping Mall. Area: 856 sq.ft. Rental: $2,000 neg. Call: *****93. $1140/ $3610 PER month 600/ 1,900
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      578 30 136 Cru km 136 Crui»e» 136 Cruises of Scandinavia ►ays Bali/Singapore Charm from $2525. (Child $945) departure: 19 July, 2 Aug, 16 Aug 1985 X Sol N^^ta^b^. For more information call your travel agent General Sales Agent: ,£s&. Mansfield Holidays 9<naetmcofy<w*t4e 354 Orchard Road #0909 Shaw House q Singapore 0923
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      468 30 137 Tours 137 Tours I Holiday Best Sellers A great way to travel^^^^^ m\ NEW RANGE OF UNMATCHED, VALUE-ADDED TOURS! Exdusives! IDAHO FALLS A YELLOWSTONE the world s fintf Datioul park. OMNIMAX THEATRE (CAESARS PALACE) the spectacular MGM Nitedub /Theatre Revue. All USA Tours via Tokyo includes a full day
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      271 30 137 Tour* 137 Tour* am' >^ "/I 20 DAYS GRAND EUROPEAN TOUR (London London) England, Holland, Germany, Austria o «fs3 Italy, Switzerland, France, Belgium Gft~* Arrival/Departure Transfers e*jSe One night Pre N Post Accommodation %^f^ vwid: July, August and September 85 c*e Book Now, Doni Mist This Opportunity! WEST MALAYSIA
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      663 30 136 Where To Stay Plan a great escape to Holiday Inn Johor Bahru Breakaway '85 Special 2 days/1 night $47-00++ per person* includes c Local or Executive breakfast c Welcome drink c Extended check-out time till 5.00 pm Twin-sharing (Supplement of MS27.oo++ (or single occupancy) For et.quines reservations, please contact
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      979 30 146 Foreign Education 146 Foreign Education Secondary Education m Australia? The Australian Educational Services Corporation offers its years of experience and its expert advice m helping you enrol into the independent private secondary schools m Australia. THta&cKXJT f or more details, please contact: OiV CMS Pie. Lid., 5 1 Anson
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      84 31 In Loving Memory Of JOY NGA HUA HEA Departed 11th July '84 In our home you are fondly remembered, Sweet memories cling to your name; Those who love you m life sincerely, Still love you m death Just the same. Frornyourparentsandlove^ones. In loving memory of A. DORAISAMY
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      86 31 MR. TEO KAR SIN Departed 6 years ago. We often think of bygone days When we were together; The family chain is broken But memories live for ever. Always remembered by Thomas In loving memory of A. DURAISAMY 11.6.31 11.7.84 You left us very suddenly one year
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        342 31 LONDON, Wed. Australia, troubled by batsmen out of form, and England, anxious to sharpen their new-ball attack, both still seek the ideal blend as the third act m the Ashes drama unfolds at Nottingham tomorrow. England's five-wicket win m the First Test and Australia's swift riposte
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        228 31 CHELMSFORD (England), Wed. Essex pace bowler Neil Foster, forced out of England's squad for the Third Test against Australia with a back strain, thwarted the tourists with the bat yesterday. Foster and David East batted through the last 68 minutes of the English County champions' fourday
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        353 31 TOUR DE FRANCE MORZINE (France), Wed. Luis Herrera gave Colombia their first stage win and Bernard Hinault took a major step towards sealing a recordequalling fifth victory m the tour yesterday. Herrera won the 195-kilo-metre 11th stage from Pontarlier to here, beating race leader Bernard
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        330 31 Greenidge steers Hants home LONDON, Wed. Gordon; Greenidge defied a painful ankle injury to steei; Hampshire to a four-wick-et win over Lancashire* yesterday m the Englistf County championship. Middlesex, joint-lead* ers, beat Northamptonshire by 141 runs to take a two-point lead. At Uverpaal: Hampshire bt. Lancashire by 4 wkts. Lanes
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      789 32 ,ma;fm;m;m ,amf;ma;mf;lk Bobby starts countdown to another 'fun-fare' C NEW YORK, Wed. Bobby Riggs, who won the Wimbledon singles, doubles and mixed doubles titles m 1939. took on one of the best women's doubles teams of all time alone yesterday and more than held his own. But
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      172 32 LONDON, Wed. Suspended Wimbledon umpire Bob Jenkins was yesterday expelled from the British Tennis Umpires Association. Jenkins, who officiated at the Wimbledon men's 1 singles final m 1981 and 1982, was expelled for breaking the umpires' own code of conduct, -secretary Janet Jones said. Jenkins was banned
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        470 32 NEWPORT (Rhode Island), Wed THE top seeds m the Hall of Fame tennis championships m Newport survived the first round yesterday but not easily. a American Johan Kriek, the No. 1 seed, needed three sets to defeat Jim Grabb, of the United States, 7-5, 4-6, 6-2. The
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        134 32 THE Singapore water-polo team, kingpins of the South-east Asian Games, will use the China International invitational competition m Beijing, from Sept 26-Oct 6, as part of their build-up for their title defence m Bangkok m December. Coach Tan Eng Bok said the players were training three
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      201 32 ,ma,mf;amf;m LONDON, Wei. Berts Becker, whe became the y— gert Wlmhled— meal single* champim last Saoday, played thrwgfa the tw*-week tournament on»w*-e that his gt— dfather had died, British press reports said yesterday. KarlHelM, Berts' father, and Elvira, hta mother, watched the flaalat the All-England
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      527 32  -  TAY CHENG KHOON PUTRA CUP DAY ONE By 215 Tkallaad (Boonthum U-Pan 71, Thaworn Wiratchant 71, Sanchai Senaphrom 73, Bunchoo Ruangkit 74). 217 PUUpptaM (Guillermo Ababa Jr. 73, Antolin Fernando Jr. 73, David Hernandez 73, Robert Pacto Jr. 71). 211 Malaysia (Sufian Tan 72, P. Segeran 71,
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      375 34 JUST four months ago, when Jean Vim turned up for formal coaching, her feet were rattling around m a pair of spikes that were miles too big. The noise became so unbearable someone told her to get rid of them. She couldn t have
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      185 34 Sajiv back as hockey captain SAJW MUKUNDAN, who announced his retirement from State representation less than a year ago, makes a glorious comeback to hockey when he leads the National Under--23 squad to the Malaysian Hockey Federation interstate tournament m Johor from July 17-21. The 21-year defender, arguably the best
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      225 34  -  MAHMOOD GAZNAVI By UMPIRE Charan Singh's antics provided the only talking point m an otherwise lacklustre Premier League hockey match between Ceylon Sports Club and Police which ended 0--0 at Balestier Road yesterday. Five minutes before regulation time, Charan stopped play and summoned Police skipper Kuldip
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        268 35 KUALA LUMPUR Wed. Winning has often been attributed to 90 per cent perspiration and 10 per cent Inspiration. But victory m a cup final, especially the one between Federal Territory and Johor on Saturday at the Merdeka Stadium, will most certainly be the result of the
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        221 35 JOHOR BARU, Wed. The Johor fan club, which started off with some 100 members, is growing bigger and bigger as the final against Federal Territory draws close. There are about 100 registered members to date. Yet going by the number of telephone
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        162 35 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. Johor have a firm hold on the Milo "Fairplay Trophy" and the $10,000 cash prize which goes with it. But they will have to wait till the end of the final against Federal Territory before they can be confirmed as winners. Johor have
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      152 35 Waddle's fee fixed LONDON, Wed. The fee for England soccer striker Chris Waddle's transfer to Tottenham Hotspur was yesterday fixed at £590,000 ($1.76 million) by a Football League tribunal. Disappointed Newcastle manager Jack Charlton said: I wish I could buy a Chris Waddle for £590,000. 1 can't say that we
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      211 35 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. Denmark's Jens Peter Nierhoff, a semi-rinalist m the recent world badminton dcampionshfps, is top seed m the Benson and Hedges Malaysian Open, follow ng China's sudden withdrawal. The Chinese had earlier named eight men and four women including world champions Han
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      672 35  -  PETER SIOW By THE age of soccer professionalism may finally be upon Singapore. Fandi Ahmad, the exiled jewel of local soccer, is to be offered a playing contract by the Football Association of Singapore. But the 23-year-old ace striker is the only one among
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      Lock icon Club fined, banned
      281 35 SYDNEY Olympic, one of Australia s top soccer clubs, have been banned from playing at their home ground and fined A56,600 ($9,960) following a riot on Sunday that forced the abandonment of a First Division match. The National Soccer League also ordered the club to help police
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      SINGAPORE SHORTS
      357 35 SINGAPORE SHORTS JURONG Bowl, with full points from two matches, are at the top of the Anchor Beer National Bowling League. They climbed oae rung from second place last week, while early leaders American Club tumbled to ninth spot after losing all their games m the second week of competition.
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      Sundram absent
      128 35 V. SUNDRAM Moorthy's much-awaited return to the national soccer squad after an absence of several months did not materialise yesterday. The 19-year-old Armed Forces striker, who was first sidelined because of a knee injury and then by his national service recruit training, was among several players who did
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      All square and fire
      279 35  -  ALBERT JOHNSON By TIONG Bahru snatched a penalty m the second half to draw 1-1 with Toa Payoh United m a National Football League Division One match at Jalan Besar Stadium yesterday. Toa Payoh deservedly took the lead through M. Shanker m the first half but
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      Banned, disgusted... two Roberts take their leave
      112 35 What about the 15 good years he (Ng) hat put m m the cause of football? Have they (the disciplinary committee) ever stopped to consider this? I'm just fed up of the whole stinking business. I want to get away m from football
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      United era comes to a bitter end
      655 35 FOR more than 15 years, team manager Robert Ng and coach Robert lim have been as synonymous with Farrer Park United as the Merlion is to Singapore. But not anymore. The club lost both officials on Tuesday when Ng had a five-year ban
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      189 31 174 Other Announcements/ Messages OH HOLY ST.JUDE Apostle and Martyr, great m virtue and rich m miracles. Near kinsman of Jesus Christ, faithful intercessor of all who invoke your special patronage m time of need, to you I have recourse from the depth of my heart and humbly beg to
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  • RACING
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      Addition has all the answers
      497 33 ON THE TRACK with TONTO IPOH, Wed. Addition, who came to hand m his J last start, strode out impressively on a good track here this morning. With a riding boy up, I the four-year-old New I Zealand gelding by Alvaro went better than stableI
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      No visiting jockeys
      59 33 EPOH, Wed. For the second successive race meeting, no visiting riders will be m action. The Perak Turf Club did not receive any applications for its meeting starting on Saturday. Hongkong's Tony Da Cruz was granted a visitor's permit by the Singapore Turf Club to ride at
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      Make way for the General
      548 33 THE NEWCOMERS IPOH. Wed. General Command looks the pick of the 17 Class 4 newcomers entered for the Perak Turf Club meeting beginning this Saturday. The three-year-old brown New Zealand gelding, by Sir Tristram out of Shezabuty, raced m Australia as Classic Splendour. From nine
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        118 33 FORTY-FIVE horses have been entered for the $75,Mt Pesta Sukan Cup to be ran over 1,699 m on Ang 4. They are: Andermatt, Be My Love, Benmorven, Betsy's Pet 11, Big Chief, Black Dinero, Contilibre, Deposit 11, Dow Jones 11, Duty Free, Eager Beaver, Feu
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        Racing schedule
        149 33 FIRST DAY: Class 1 Div 2 1200 m ?.nd 1,600 m, Div 4 1,200 m; Class 6 Div 1 1 200 m, Divs 2 and 3 1 400 rr restricted terms Divs C and D 1,100 m. SECOND DAY: Class 1 Div 1 1,200 m and 1,600 m,
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  • OBITUARIES
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      181 Deaths 181 Deaths 181 Deaths
      382 33 181 Deaths 181 Deaths 181 Deaths Aged 85 passed away peacefully on 10 July 1985 leaving behind beloved Son*: Daughters-in-law: Peter Sim Cheng Kiat Sybil Chew Michael Sim Cheng Geok Lucy Chia Anthony Sim Cheng Hoe Maureen Tan Grand sons: Grand daughters: Grand daughter-in-law: Paul Catherine Evonne Chew Jude Angellne
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      185 Requiem 185 Requiem 185 Requiem
      72 33 185 Requiem 185 Requiem 185 Requiem In loving memory of OUR DEAR DADA MR. CHANDURLAL M. CHANDWANI AGE: 66 YEARS expired at Singapore on June 29, 1985 I BHOG CEREMONY (12TH DAY) I Thursday, July 11, 1985 between 6 7 p.m. at Sri Guru I Nanak Sat Sangh Sabha Gurudwara
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      183 Condolences 183 Condolences
      44 33 183 Condolences 183 Condolences WE WISH TO EXPRESS OUR DEEPEST SYMPATHIES TO MR. DAVID TAN on the demiee of his beloved father MR. MAURICE TAN CHI KONG Departed 9th July, 1985 Prom: MANAGEMENT STAFF OF KNOLL FURNITURE (S) PTE LTD KNOLL (M'SIA) SDN BHD
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      181 Deaths
      178 33 LIN SIEW WAI Age: 87 was called home to be with the Lord on 9th July 1085, leaving behind: SONS: Lin Wai Lum Lin Wai Kwok Lin Wai Mun DAUGHTERS-IN-LAW Wong Mcl Wan Leung Lin Foon Llm Kah Choo and 12 grandcMMrsn to mourn his loss. Cort*g« toavM
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      181 Deaths
      130 33 AGE: 72 YRS. was called to the Lord on 10 July 85. Always remembered by Sons: Anthony Dass Soosay Raju (Michael) Daughters: Margaret Elizabeth Catherine (Mary) Angelina Sons-in-law, daughters-in-iaw and grandchildren. Cortege leave* Blk 143 Lorong Ah Soo #12-217 on 11 July 85 at 1.30pm. for Church of
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      182 Acknowledgements
      33 33 THE FAMILY OF THE LATE wi*h to thank all relative*, friend* and colleague* for their kind attendance, assistance, condolences a generous donations and wreaths during their recent bereavement. SEETO FOOK KONG
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      181 Deaths
      45 33 With deep regret we announce the death of NEIL A M ROBERTSON F©ffT>#r MMMQ#f FOREIGN EXCHANGE OF THE ROYAL BANK OF SCOTLAND PLC, SINGAPORE BRANCH. Funeral service will be held at Perth Crematorium, Perthshire, Scotland on Friday, 12 July 1985 at 3.15 p.m.
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      182 Acknowledgements
      99 33 MOM. MARIA ANG LILY The family of Mm tat* Mdm. Maria Ang Lily with to express their hMrtMt thank* to Rev. Fr. l_ Loiaemi. Rev. Fr. A. Tay, Rev Fr. Rozario, Slater Victoria, Doctor* and •taff ot w«rd 2 of Alexandra Hospital, ralatlvaa, friancto and ofnoar* and man
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      184 In Memoriam
      33 33 IN EVER LOVING MEMORY OF TEO KAH KWEE PAUL Departed July 11 1979 Sunshine fades and shadows fall, But sweet remembrance outlasts all. Forever cherished by wife, children, sons-in-law, daughterjjrviawandcj
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      184 In Memoriam
      173 33 In loving memory of But all we could do was just stand by. We lived tn hope and prayed m vain for God to make you well again but he decided we must part. We watch you gotwith a broken heart. A year has passed our hearts
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      267 34 THE GUINNESS BOOK OF BSiVJpffiKßi I The extremes, I^^jLmmM beyond I the Earth k. _^o^l flfl A Hr 3k%»**\* l^r *k \H flF^ i B 3SJS>* i^^ SSiBE^X fIT fl^rH X^^B^H m m I Mm J r H^Cii^kX Ml mW^tff\v? JW- S^flßX r% fl v yi» 3^^w3H^fm --lfl HS^''*^ V
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      82 34 ATHLETICS National Schools heats finals (National Stadium, 9 and 2.15). BASKETBALL National schools tourney: A Boys. B Boys Girls, C Boys Girls (Thomson Sec School, 2.45 and 3.45). HOCKEY SHA Premier League: SCC v SLA, SRC v Jansenites. Both at Padang. Dlv 2B: Police B v Prisons (Police Academy). All
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    Help is on the way for girl in Primary 1 dilemma
    305 36 Help is on the way for girl in Primary 1 dilemma WHEN Madam Zawiyah Abdul Samad, 47, a housewife, prepared to enrol her foster child Suriyah for Primary 1, she was m for a spot of bother. For Suriyah, six, had no birth certificate. An anxious Madam Zawiyah called the
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    Lock icon Stockman quits for Wall Street job
    344 36 Stockman quits for Wall Street job WASHINGTON, Wed. Budget Director David Stockman, a key architect of the Reagan administration's efforts to reduce the size and scale of the federal government, announced yesterday that he is leaving government for a well-paying job-on Wall Street. Mr Stockman, a former congressman from Michigan
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    Lock icon Visa problem puts China out of Malaysian Open
    273 36 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. China has withdrawn from next week's Malaysian Open badminton championships because of problems over entry visas for its players, a Badminton Association of Malaysia (BAM) official said today. He said China had notified BAM that it was withdrawing its
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    What it should have been
    180 36 What it should have been A SUNDAY TIMES report on July 7 on the setting up of a government company to recruit professionals m Hongkong for work here contained two contradictory paragraphs. The opening paragraph said the company, SMC (HK) Ltd, was set up m Hongkong. The following paragraph said
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    House okays $11 m aid to Khmer forces
    468 36  - House okays $11 m aid to Khmer forces LIAK TENG KIAT By Washington Correspondent WASHINGTON, Wed. Asean nations yesterday scored an important symbolic victory when the House of Representatives voted overwhelmingly to give US$5 million (Ssll million) m economic and military assistance to the non-commu-nist resistance forces m Cambodia. Despite
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    Money will not be used for military purposes: Shultz
    465 36  -  TAN LIAN CHOO By KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. US Secretary of State George Shultz indicated here today that the Reagan administration was not intending to spend any of the US$5 million (Ssll million) allocated by Congress as direct assistance to the non-commu-nist
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    31 36 NEW YORK, Wed. The Dow Jones average of 30 industrials rose 2.01 points to 1,323.92 m the first halfhour of trading on the New York Stock Exchange today AP
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      9 36 Reagan turns attention to budget deficit again: Page 15
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      130 36 Weather UP TO 1 pm: Fair. TEMP. (C) up to 6am tomorrow: 31 max., 24 mm. SUNSET today: 7.15 pm; SUNRISE tomorrow: 7.04 am. GLOBAL WEATHER Adelaide 5/13 C Goudy Manila 22/33 C Goudy Amsterdam 14 20 C Goudy Melbourne 5/11 C Overcast Bangkok 25/33 C Fair Moscow 11/21 C
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    • Fashion Food Fitness
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        Roughly defined
        618 1 AS EUROPE'S buying season for Spring-Summer 1986 gets into gear, designers' sketches for next year's male looks are coming to life. But only slowly and with a coy caution that underlines menswear's fast rise m commercial clout m the last 10 years or so. Of the three important
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        52 1 Recipe for pina coiada cheesecake O A $6 dianxin spree I Getting your just dessert How much exercise M is enough 5100 tablets that tell on a secret society RB r tI Food, Food and Fitness Edited by Christine Khor Fashion Edited by John de Souza Bilingual Edited by Teo
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    • Food
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        Foodfests
        280 2  -  May Ho Compiled by What's to be Where When How much What you'd get eaten Penang Southern Fishing Lunch and dinner $3 per dish to be Penang food byfood Village Restaurant untli Jul 21 paid with coupons 10 Penang hawkers. sold at the door New Tiffany Coffee House Lunch
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        Focus on desserts
        694 2  - Focus on desserts MAY HO By WITH several promotions on American food, this fortnight is a good time to sample US fare. With 50 states' cuisine to choose from, the food outlets have managed not to duplicate one another's efforts. For those who prefer cuisine closer to home, there's also
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        All the dianxin you can eat for $6
        463 2  -  Huo Meili GARDEN SEAFOOD RESTAURANT Goodwood Park Hotel, Scotts Road, tel: *****06 Dianxin breakfast at $6+ per head Sundays and public holidays, 8 am to 11 am On the Lunch Trail THEY started lining up at 7.45 am mixed crowds waiting to
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        The temptation of cheesecake
        636 3  -  Tan Lee Leng Step by Step Cooking Gourmet TO MY husband, cheesecake is the leggy dish with a curvaceous figure which he pinned up on his cupboard door. To me, cheesecake implies a guilty indulgence m rich, smooth, creamy, irresistable cheese concortion. There's something almost sinful
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        How to have your cake and eat it
        39 3 1. Grease the pan 2. Lin* it with pastry 3. Ease m the pastry 4. Roll off excess pastry ingredients and fold m egg whites 6. Pour into pan and bake
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        Recipes
        571 3 Basic pastry pie crust 2 cups sifted flour V' 2 teaspoon salt 2 teaspoons sugar 4 tablespoons butter 3 tablespoons shortening 5 tablespoons cold water Sift together flour, salt and sugar. Add butter, cutting into flour. Rub with finger tips until mixture looks crumbly. Sprinkle water over mixture and
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        605 2 WE WONT FEED YDU ANYORDINAKY BULL Onlythebest corn fed, Mack AHGUS beef Airflown from the USA. Come July, you can do your taste buds a favour. From now till the 15th September 'Bs. we will be serving you only the best corn fed. Black Angus Beef, airflown from the USA
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    • Food & Fitness
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        How to survive your workouts
        1277 4  -  Dr Ang Kong Ee FAf lACTS SERIES Healthy Lifestyle Exercise Physiologist V A Barbara Burlingame Nutritionist 4 Never exercise at an intensity that will lead to dizziness, discomfort or pain m the joints, and nausea during and/or after the workout. s HOW much exercise is
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        649 4 No more bulges. No more mess. No more odour. HP*F J So comfortable and free no matter what you wear *^3"^B|i and what you do. TAMPAX Hygenic tampon with insertion tube is IjrjH better than sanitary pads on every count M mSH I 1 pads" tampax W PROBLEMS: NO PROBLEMS:
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    • Bilingual
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        Publishing avenue for writers
        228 5 A CHINESE literary magazine made its debut m March a time when the Singapore Chinese writing scene seemed very quiet. The man behind the quarterly magazine, Tropical Literature and Art, is Dr Huar g Shengfa, who obtained his doctorate decree m literature from a French university.
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        Dial-for-Mandarin *****77
        331 5 Dial-for-Mandarin *****77 Dishfiiu k^ Jie xiangjf Lesson 16 Borrowing a camera Kewen Lesson t* af£m z a «ft r* t/L Zheige XTngqrtiSn, wo xiang jie nT de xiangjf yongyiyong, k^yfma? May I borrow your camera next Sunday? KeyT. BCigud, xiangjr shl wo Da Ge" de, wo dei (sj— N <A°
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        122 5 »5f*EMH*5iW fH *oil)S^iS/± 1893M8 ft o w u mmx± n "m^x W^^^fe 1903—1984 1938^ m?c£.t± <.M.mil i9Bi^ Mmmsi.mz. »tad% H*ms. i PAmm t±m > m nmmmm w "^mx±^m^mmmz WMAWJ RtfF« (1803—1857) l^tii- gait ffiS®« 1844^ fib j#Tebrau River £i&MM?I2c/g ft ttHSiteteScffijg 1822—1 868) K%MH°mMA°IBS7 m ep «£> p] 5& »/h
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        Lock icon Secret links behind ancestral tablets
        944 5 A group of seemingly useless tablets m a shabby temple m Lavender Street intrigued history researcher David Chng. Like a detective, he collated clues from them and identified them as belonging to prominent figures of a powerful Chinese secret society m old Singapore. He shares
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        Temple faces an uncertain future
        447 5 DESPITE its importance, it is not known when Sia Kong Temple was built. But it may be demolished at any time as the land on which it stands has been acquired. Situated a stone's throw away from the Kallang Gas Works, it stands m the
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        Indon's action-packed films have many fans here
        716 6  -  MOHD KAMSAH SIRAT By DURING the heyday of Malay films m Singapore and Malaya (now Peninsular Malaysia) m the 1950s and *****, filmgoers used to throng the then Queens and Rex theatres, the Cathay Cinema and the old Odeon Katong. Films produced by
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        Filem 2 silat Indon disambut hangat
        649 6 Oleh MOHD KAMSAH SIRAT SEMASA kegemilangan filem-filem Melayu da lam tahun-tahun 50-an dan 60-an dulu, para penonton sering membanjiri pawagam-pawa-gam seperti Queens, Rex, Odeon Katong dan Cathay. Pengeluar-pengeluar filem Melayu yang terkemuka pada masa itu ialah Malay Film Production (MFP) milik Shaw Brothers di
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        Let's Learn Malay
        192 6  -  Haron A. Rahman By Lesson 1568 Learn Malay: The Easy Way Jawapan bagi soalansoalan da Jam Pelajaran 156 A: Answers to questions In Lesson 156 A: 1) Salimi bertukar dari penyanyi langgam menjadi penyanyi keroncong kerana lenggok suaranya lebih sesuai untuk lagu-lagu keroncong. 2) Beliau tidak berapa
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        717 7 EVEN PRESIDENT REAGAN HAS WHIIUjJ SEEN RAMBO!... HAVE YOU? oTcan^om fj I Sf If T«\ 5 NOW SHOWING No Free List W wL I IB aY Mam Hmi B m I Sta|ls S3 oo ode $4 oo B aaw aaaH aaaaa aai m pR|NCE I Capitol-Changi-Oriental-Broadway I Jp 1 -"WR
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        646 7 appointments (4 "^^sk Iff Mount Elizabeth I Uiifl Hospital IM PSJ invites applications from suitably qualified candidates CATERING MANAGER x:; Applicants must have suitable education and x x experience for assuming total responsibility ;•;>: of the Hospital's Food Service Department w Progressive managerial experience m the Si;- Food Beverage industry
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        678 8 APPOINTMENT vjjgi A leading Computer Peripherals Distributor is now setting up new division for its ever-growing market and is inviting capable candidates for the post of H Tedinical Manager Degree holder m Computer/Electronic with practical experience m microcomputers, both hardware and software Self motivated, good personality, good leadership qualities to
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        200 8 If CITY UNDERWRITING AGENCIES ll PTE LTD I NOTICE OF TERMINATION OF I UNDERWRITING AGREEMENTS Notice is hereby given that the agreement between the South British Insurance Company Limited and City Underwriting Agencies Re. Ltd. pursuant to which the said City Underwriting Agencies Re. Ltd. enjoyed underwriting facilities was terminated
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        195 8 THE LAND TITLE ACT (CHAPTER 775) THE LAND TITLES (STRATA) ACT (CHAPTER OT) NOTICE Pursuant to section 29 of the Land Titles Act, an Application No. A/HBOOI3B has been made by Rosalin Ang and Lim Cheng Hiang both of Apartment Block 140, #10-145, Bukit Batok, Street 11, Singapore, for the
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        693 8 SUN TAN Bycoiiette PEANUTS By Schulz f THATVottMEMLy J toy horn cur J expfcr hikto j I t just got back iW map a Kni uumat ujas the most uimen tme touiel rack. /> UANO^AM^y^ UE'BiDHT^T.^ FROAA ANOTHER EXCITIN6 jL^T TIME^ jj EXCITING PART^^J f^^, THE BOJIN LOSER By Art
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        377 9 NOTICES AGENTS GAS SHOWROOM FQR PUB BUILDING The Public Utilities Board invites dealers of gas \\Yv (SP^xN^^SS?^^^*^^^^^^^^ appliances to be agents to promote the sale of xvxxx^^*?^^^ Agents are required to provide a range of services setting up a Gas Showroom on the to consumers on behalf of the Board,
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        63 9 REMOVAL NOTICE Please take note that with effect from 1 1/7/85 we shall be removing to the following address. 603 Geylang Road Singapore 1438. Tel: *****59 Kindly direct all future correspondence to our new address. Shanghai Ifein Wah Tfchin Furniture Co. Manufacturers of all kinds of furniture, office showroom decor,
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        165 9 THE COMPANIES ACT. CAP. 185 SONIC TURBO AUTO PRIVATE LIMITED (la UqnJdatUu) NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the creditors of the abovenamed Company which Is being voluntarily wound up are required on or before the 15th day of August,l9Bs to send m their names and addresses with particulars of their
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        236 9 GOLD COIN LIMITED (Incorpofated m Singapore) LOST STOCK CERTIFICATE Notice is hereby given thai stock certificate numbered *****6 covering 1 .000 stock m the name of Hongkong 4 Shanghai Bank (Singapore) Nominees Pte Ltd has been reported lost. Notee is a«o given that new stock certificate wilt be issued and
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        1920 9 HRa*oOne.| JipS Oil tHC right I _J] Feel like listening to some golden oldies? Suresh jßiil§l3SCSS2^^^^ s^'^»««« i \l \r\ Menon spins some timeless favourites m 0* ■^^■HH M m w THAKKS FOR TH E MEMORY .05 p», nnilCPhfllfl YltflllflC «^I 5.58 AM National Anthem followed by Opening Announcement 6.00
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        303 10 NOTICES SUBORDINATE COURTS, SINGAPORE D C Summons 87C7 of 1984 Between KEWA GEE SENG also known as KWA CHEE SAN Plaintiff And 1. SREEDHARAN PILLAI GOPINATHAN PILLAI and KRISHNA KURUP THANKAPRA KURUP, the Administrators of the estate of SREEDHARAN PILLAI X also known as KRISHNA X- .'IP SREEDHARAN *l\ I
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        188 10 SINGAPORE TELEX TELEFAX Telex Telefax subscribers who wish to add and/or amend their entries m the Alphabetical Listings of the Singapore Telex Telefax Directory October 1985 should submit their requests to: Singapore 0923 before 31July 1985. Subscribers who wish to advertise m the Directory or want bold type listings are
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        120 10 THE COMPANIES ACT, CAP. 185 SONIC TURBO AUTO PRIVATE LIMITED (In liquidation) At a general meeting of SONIC TURBO AUTO PRIVATE LIMITED duly convened and held on the 4th day of July, 1985 the following special resolution was passed: SPECIAL RESOLUTION That the Company be wound up voluntarily pursuant to
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        134 10 rKASKKS nil J WEEKDAYPACKAGE d* /> f nett* tpDj STANDARD HH Room rates apply for single/ HMfeBB^B. double occupancy PJ| BN^* 20% Discount on Food ?$S| g^ »a ;S •An extra bed at $20 nett jJT BB^^ ,3f*^^i •No extra charge for B*"^**^ ftlt j*"** accompanying teenagers i^BM K^""* 1
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