The Business Times, 3 September 1980

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    11 1 BUSINESS TIMES M.C4P) N*. UI/l/M WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER J, MM SO CENTS
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  • BRIEFLY...
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      Lock icon Stock market reform
      69 1 Reuter BANGKOK, Tues. An American stock expert, Professor Sidney Robbins, has proposed a comprehensive overhaul of the Securities Exchange of Thailand to improve the market. He said that though the stock market has been developed, accounting regulations and the civil and commercial code have not changed for
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      Lock icon Prem challenged
      53 1 AFP BANGKOK, Tues. Thailand's opposition bloc today formalised its first serious challenge to the six-month-old coalition government of Prime Minister Prem Tinsulanonda. Leaders of the bloc submitted a motion signed by 93 of the 526 MPs, calling for a vote of noconfidence against the ministries of interior, commerce
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      Lock icon PLO request rejected
      53 1 AFP JAKARTA, Tues. Indonesia today turned down a request from the Palestinian Liberation Front (PLO) to open a representative office in Jakarta. The rejection is believed to have been based on President Suharto's desire to have Indonesia free from any activities that could disturb Western interests in
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      Lock icon New citizenship law
      64 1 Reuter BEIJING, Tues. A new citizenship law was unveiled today before the National People's Congress banning dual nationality. Peng Zhen, a vice-chairman of the standing committee of the congress, said many overseas Chinese had hoped they would be able to retain Chinese citizenship, but the government had
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      Lock icon Fresh Polish strikes
      64 1 Reuter WARSAW, Tues. Fresh strikes broke out today in the Silesian coal mining and industrial region, presenting Polish authorities with a new crisis only two days after strikers returned to work in the north. The dissident self-defence committee (KOR), back in action after police released its leading
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      Unilateral gestures
      69 1 JERUSALEM, Tues. Israel is considering making unilateral gestures to improve relations with Egypt which would persuade President Sadat to renew Palestinian autonomy talks, broken off by Cairo four months ago. A senior member of US Special Envoy Sol Unowitz's party, said the Israeli move would be aimed at
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      Lock icon Dow Jones
      57 1 AP NEW YORK, Tues. Stock prices were little changed in early trading after the long Labour Day holiday weekend. The Dow Jones average of 90 industrial stocks slipped 0.51 points to 932.06 in the first half hour. Gaining issues outnumbered losers by a slight margin in early trading
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    Chief Price Changes
    141 1 Rises Indices lilud A Pti 745 95 Sep 1 Sep 2 Y H 8 Mai* 384 32 B.T. Indicator: 8567.43 8597.36 Hong Lmu OUI SEAL 400 +31 Industrials: 605.85 606.36 796 300 +30 27 25 Finance: 1148.09 1131.83 K Kimptr 326 Hotels: 531.97 536.73 D Kcrtatt 1700
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    KUALA LUMPUR
    138 1 Rises Indices Isl 4 Pen 755 +10 Aug 29 Sep 2 D Keramat 1690 +60 B.T.Index: *****.*****23.77 Tongkah 630 +45 Industrials: 716.52 720.31 Tasek 635 +45 Finance: 1072.82 1070.51 Tractors 1040 +40 Hotels: 382.02 382.02 Steamship 398 +32 Properties: 510.97 525.18 Tan Chong 1110 +30 Tins: 443.29 441.55
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    Hard knock for timber traders
    681 1  -  MALAYSIAN SHIPMENT BAN By RICHARD SEAH TIMBER exporters in Singapore will face substantial cost increases when the Malaysian Timber Industry Board (MTIB) enforces a complete ban on the shipment of* ungraded sawn timber through Singapore. Transport companies, bundling contractors, steel strapping companies, and others related
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    Intraco sets up subsidiary
    238 1 INTRACO, the state-owned trading and manufacturing group, has set up another subsidiary to handle future increase in its trading activities. The new company, Singapore Resources, was incorporated in June but it has not started trading operations yet. The company is expected to remain dormant for the
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    Decision soon on work permits
    416 1  -  By RONNIE LIM THE Government is expected to decide soon on an "open door" proposal for construction workers from non-traditional supplying countries to work in Singapore. Sources said a policy decision is expected from the Prime Minister's office within a fortnight. They said that the
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    Pension funds from US
    319 1 THE SINGAPORE Investment Fund operated by State Street Bank and Trust Company of Boston has attracted pension funds worth US$2.6 million from US investors. The investments placed in Singapore are part of State Street'B International Investment Fund for Employee Benefit Trusts, which is a pool of
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    Stock exchange to get new broker soon
    251 1 THE Sleek Exekaage sf Umtmn will ssm get Mi Brit new tutor la twa fMn. The price te be pali tor Ike Mt li a record |1.7 mUHm Mr Liai Kwaag Baa, a retired realtor at stoekkraktog Ann Pnaer A Ca, applied wltk
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    Findings on MRT to be assessed
    423 1  -  By WANG LOOK KEAH CONSULTANT for the first phase mass rapid transit study, Wilbur Smith and Associates, will be asked to assets the findings of the Harvard study group. Communications Minister Ong Teng Cheong said the government wants the views and comments of Wilbur
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    Lock icon CHINA'S PROFITS TAX
    94 1 Reuter A DRAFT bill was presented to China's National People's Congress proposing a tax rate of 33 per cent on profits from Joint ventures with Chinese and foreign investment. Mr Peng Zhen, vice-chairman of the standing committee of the congress, said a further tax of 10 per
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  • TRADE AND INDUSTRY
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      Pioneer status for Nortel
      498 2  -  PRODUCTION NEXT MONTH By HSUNG BEE HWA NORTEL, a locally incorporated company which manufactures power supply units for computers and electronic devices, has been granted a five-year pioneer status by the Economic Development Board. Nortel is a joint venture between Singapore and American interests, with 50
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      PORTABLE PIPE CUTTER
      116 2 THE Rotostock portable pipe-cutting and threading machine will be unveiled for the first time to the South-east Asian market. The machine's manufacturers, Rotostock of England, have selected Machine Asia *80 as the ideal show to introduce it. The company hopes to meet and appoint representatives in all
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      Joint-venture to make sausages and ham
      332 2 PRIMARY Industries Enterprise (PIE), a government-owned company, has gone into a joint venture with a Japanese meat processing company, Ito Ham Provision Company (Ito Ham), to process meat for local consumption and export. PIE, formed by the Ministry of National Development in 1971, is
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      One-day seminars on marketing
      263 2 HIGH PRICE is a reflection of value and people who do the most business are those who charge a little above the average. This proposition was suggested by Mr John Winkler, an authority on marketing, when he conducted a seminar on pricing policies (or the Institute
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      SIA plans move
      210 2 TWO committees have been formed within the SIA group to plan and coordinate the move to the new Changi International Airport next year. The committees are the SIA Shifting Coordination Committee (SCSCC) and the SATS moving committee. The planning and implementation of the SIA transfer to Changi
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      PEOPLE IN BUSINESS
      271 2 WELL-KNOWN Singapore sports writer and golf columnist, Ernest Frtda, has joined Sime Darby Singapore Pte Ltd as promotions executive. A former state athlete and hockey player, he was previously with the Straits Times group for 17 years and has covered major sporting events, both regional and international,
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      Data Recording Heads sets up subsidiary
      273 3 DATA Recording Heads, a major British supplier of recording beads to the computer industry, has set up a subsidiary to produce computer recording heads in Singapore. The company's factory at Kallang Basin recently started production of "floppy disc" heads and tape memory heads, mainly
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      Investing in the United States
      259 3 LOCAL businessmen and investors can find out more about investment prospects in the United States when a top-management seminar is held here in October. The seminar is organised by the Graduate School of Business Administration of the University of Southern California, Transnational Investments and Schiff
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      MEMO PAD
      502 3 SEMINARS AND COURSES Sep 3-10: Business Policy k Strategic Planning in the 80s for Top Executives, Hyatt, NPB Sep 4-Oct 7: Production Management Module IV Production Management, Cuppage Centre, NPB Sep 6: Industrial Relations Workshop, P.O.D. Training Centre, P.O.D. Sep 7-10: MNCs and Asean Development in the *****,
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      Supply office planned
      156 3 THE PAPUA New Guinea government hopes to set up a high commission in Singapore by next year. This will be the first step towards establishing closer relations with Singapore. This was disclosed yesterday by the Minister for Foreign Affairs of Papua New Guinea, Mr Noel Levi. He
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      SIA buys programme
      56 3 SINGAPORE Airlines has bought a computer programme from Alitalia to monitor its stock of aircraft parts. SIA also bought a programme for cargo reservations from Alitalia last year. The latest purchase from Alitalia, called Maintenance Engineering Management Information System, is worth more than H million and will
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      Disturbing trends in the advertising industry
      444 3 ADVERTISING companies should make an effort to produce commercials that are relevant to the Singapore consumer instead of relying on foreign commercials that do not identify with any particular country. Mr Kenneth Smith, area vice-president of J. Walter Thompson, a leading advertising agency, said
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      UP GOES VACUUM TOWER
      100 3 MOBIL'S US$2 million vacuum tower, part of its |200 million visbreaker project now being built at Jurong, was installed yesterday. The 33-metre tower, built to withstand temperatures of up to 700 degrees Fahrenheit, will recover distillate from the atmosphere resid feed that is left over from
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      TRADE TALK
      369 3 THE Queensland Confederation of Industry will organise 4 special display of Queensland products and services in the showroom of the Australian High Commission from Oct 6 to 9. About 15 Queensland companies and government authorities will participate in the display. The conferation represents about 15,000 employers covering industries
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      89 2 \bur chance to own a rare:and precious piece of Chinese history. Ounces 5 Grams as the exclusive distributor are proud to announce the release of the rarest legal tender coinage ever to be minted by the People's Republic of China. The issue is available in gold, silver and proof coins
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      99 3 Richard Ellis World Wide C H Williams (Pte) Ltd International Property Consultants 2406 Shaw Centre, Scotts Road, Singapore 0922 Telephone 235 4755. Telex R*****8 FACTORY BUUNNGS FORSALE:MLUfIEW ALJUNIED (FREEHOLD) (LEASEHOLD) Land: approx 40,445 sqft. Land: approx 36,672 sqft. 4Storeys: approx 75,8945qft. BStoreys: approx 109,912 sqft. MACPHERSON (FREEHOLD) Land: approx 44.888
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  • RAW MATERIALS
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      Lock icon FAO expects world rice trade to hit 11.5 m tonnes
      335 4 Reuter THE UN Food and Agriculture Organisation (FAO) expects world trade in rice to reach a record 11.5 million tonnes this year, compared with 11.4 million last year and nine million tonnes in 1978. Its latest monthly Food Outlook bulletin
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      Lock icon Thailand to set up paddy buffer stock
      157 4 Reuter THAI Commerce Minister Tamchai Kamphato has told rice exporters a paddy buffer stock of 600,000 tonne will be established to help farmers sell their grain at government support levels. Half of the buffer stock will be paid by the government ami rice
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      Produce exchange
      133 4 CHINESE Pradaee Exchange, Shppare, elMfag prim per 1M kg ywrtwliy: CNMt m: Bulk (ob 130.00 sellers, old drum (In second head drum) fob $130.00 sellers, new drum (Ob <1.16 50 sellers. Copra: Mixed (looee) JTO 25 buyers. Pepper: Muntok white pepper (ob AsU NLW $427.50 sellers, Sarawak white
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      TEXTILES
      192 4 YARN and cotton prices wece quoted as follows in Hongkong yesterday: (In HK dollars, spot ex-go-down) Cattsa yam: China Blue Phoenix 30a 2,035; 3fe 2,620, 40a 2,880 (per bale of 400 lbs). Plsee geeds: China Butterfly and Globe brand unq; Dragon Head unq; Five Lambs unq; Flower and Butterfly
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      RICE
      339 4 SINGAPORE: Yesterday's closing prices in S$ per kilo, ex-godown: THAI WHITE: 100 per cent first class (Kangaroo) new crop 1.08, 100 per cent second class 0.95, 100 per cent third class 0.93, 25 per cent new crop no stock, B-10 per cent 0.80. THAI BROKEN: A-super 0.72, Special 0.68.
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      Straits Tin
      75 4 THE Straits tia prlee la Peaaag yesterday raw Mss a pical to M$U« to staad M$lS akve the lateraattoaal Ha Agreemeat eeUlag, desists said. lie flnner metal was attrtbated to tke sterHag's streagth agalast the riagglt aad persisteat Japaaeee, leeal aad same Earapeaa baylag despite eerier sveraigkt Lsadsa
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      CLOSING PRICES
      39 4 Rubber: Sept 2 Singapore: Sept: 310.50 cents (up 1.00 cent) Malaysia: Sept: 312.50 cents (down 1.00 cent) Tin: M 52,160 (vp $5) (equivalent to $35.71 per kilo) (up 8 cents) Official offering: 216V4 tonnes (down 4Vi tonnes)
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      Philippines rice export
      99 4 THE Philippines hopes to export 400,000 tonnes of rice next year, up 33 per cent from the 300,000 tonnes projected for this year. Agriculture Minister Arturo Tanco made the disclosure during recent deliberations at the interim National Assembly. Tanco said export earnings from rice could reach US$l2O
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      LONDON MARKETS
      818 4 OOPVtt: Robust* futures yesterday morning managed a slight recovery from new > mid-morning contract lows 1 but still finished the morning session with overnight losses of £12 to £2 per tonne. Turnover was lots, including nine options. Values hit new contract lows shortly after the opening with not
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      PALM OIL
      137 4 THE KUALA LUMPUR market ruled firmer yesterday on covering of lost ground during the national holiday on Monday ami increased export interest due to the lowering of the crude and processed palm oil duty. Pakistan's purchase of 5,000 tonnes neutralised palm oil for first 20-day of November at
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      RUBBER
      216 4 THE SINGAPORE market closed slightly yesterday with September One RSS buyers quoted at 310 JO cents per kilo, up one cent from Monday's close, dealers said. Morning prices were shout unchanged on some speculative and upcountry buying coupled with some selling at the highs while afternoon prices rase slightly
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      RAS PRICES
      303 4 R-AA prices in ccnu per kUo yesterday: MM. 1st 1 RS.S. prompt f o b. 3** lat 1 R-S.S. September 310.00 lat. 1 R.S.S. October 312.00 lat 3 R.S.S M.00 UK/Coat IK.00 Int. 3 R.S-S 2X00 UK/Coat 95.00 lat 4 R.S.S. B0.00 UK/Coot ao.oo lat. 5 R.S.S. 3B
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      SSR and SMR
      92 4 NOON SSI KAfl i 1 oc tartar tfear tMtfc) moon Oct*! Mr SSR 30 SSR 50 H11LB (1-tn paitet) 270.00 BWM 1 moo 288.00 1 Mth) 273.00N (1-toa paOat) 3T7.00 3M00N 270.00N SMRCV (1-ton pall*) *nf (K 1 304.00 30S.OON 307.00 300 00N 8MR L 30S.00N 30(00
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  • ASIAN STOCKS
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      Lock icon Investors still apprehensive
      613 4 TOKYO Source: DBS-Delwa THE market yesterday was not as dull as Monday's as there were market rumours circulating, some appealing enough to stir up interests. Dealers said there were talks of a revival of nonresident investors' buyings. Many cross tradings in the morning attracted attentions since they
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      Manila
      128 4 STOCKS were mixed yesterday with turnover dipping to 2.8 million pesos from 6.2 million on Monday, dealers mid. Apes Mining B rose while First PWI Holdings eased. The rest were untraded or unchanged. SEPT 02 AcoJ* Mlninc Allu Con A AUu Con. B Bmuio Gold Bencuei Con B BF
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      Bangkok
      161 4 PRICES yesterday again closed easier with turnov# low, deaJses said. SEPT ca Bah is AjU Credit A*u ribr* AjruUun In* Investment Btnckok Bulk 116 126 -4 unch 254 Bangkok Drying And SOo 306 unch Bangkok luortnft MS ♦u Bangkok MatroPoUMftOM Bangkok Nylon Bank CM am Bank Of Ajrodhaya LUt
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      Hongkong
      312 4 THE market yesterday opened strong. However, by mid-morning profit-takers prevailed and the market softened to close the morning down 10.24 points. Afternoon trading consolidated at the morning's lower level. HK Land, Cheung Kong and Hutchison all retreated slightly from their recent highs to close at HKJIB.BO, 126.60 and *13.10
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      Sydney
      393 4 BUYERS, attracted by prices weakened by a fourday decline, helped the market yesterday to rally amid some encouraging signals from the resource sector, dealers said. Western Mining rose 24 cents to A|s .84 after a newspaper report the company was about to »iw«HKy a Joint venture to build a
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      Selected indices
      49 4 FINANCIAL TIMES INDUSTRIALS Monday «KL7 rrtday «M9 Wack Ago closed DOW JONE8 AVERAGE INDUSTRIALS Mondav ri—nri mday' BUM Weak MM HJLHANG SENG Tu**»*jr ***** Monday 123BJ6 WMk Afo ISMS SYDNEY INDUSTRIALS Tueactojr 715XC Monday 71X00 WMk Afn 7SM ALL ORDINARIES Tuesday Mitt Monday MU4 Waak Ago 97RM
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      326 4 the Fiat was the outright winner at the World Rally Championship for Makes in 1977 and 1978. The car used was the Abarth 131 Rally, of which a limited production of only 400 units were produced. Although the 131 Abarth was designed strictly to be a competition car, it used
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  • REGIONAL
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      Lock icon MOCHTAR CALL TO HANOI
      367 5 Reuter INDONESIAN Foreign Minister Mochtar Kusumaatmadja has urged Vietnam to work with Asean to keep the region free from interference by outside powers. Dr Mochtar, in Hongkong for a brief stopover after attending an international conference in New York, told the South China Morning Post in
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      Lock icon Approval for German-Philippine venture
      154 5 Approval for GermanPhilippine venture Reuter A U8HS nllllMi <8$N mUHm) Oarmaa Fllipiae nc preeeaalBg veatare ieiigi. taaaea af Irea ere raacaa trato willy In beea m> pwved by the PhWppiaee MrftavMlMak The veatare, eapttoUaed «I lint 71 mllllea pirn, hi ewaed 19 per eeat by SU Iaee Mlalag Carp af
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      Lock icon Hanoi preparing for another incursion into Thailand
      417 5 AFP VIETNAM has sent more troops and equipment to the Thai-Kampuchean border in preparation for another incursion into Thailand. Thai Supreme Military Command spokesman General Som Katapan said he expects the attack soon on two fronts guerilla bastions on the border north and
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      Lock icon Chun names Nam as Seoul's new PM
      315 5 UPI AFP PRESIDENT Chun Doohwan formed his new cabinet yesterday, naming an architect of South Korea's economic miracle in the 1970s as the new acting prime minister. Mr Chun's choice of Nam Duck-woo as acting prime minister was taken as evidence of the
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      Lock icon Japan's domestic car sales down
      279 5 UPI IN sharp contrast to steady exports, Japan's domestic car sales fell 16.8 per cent last month from a year ago to 216,401 units. Industry sources said the fall marked the first time since January that the figure dipped more than 10 per cent from
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      Lock icon JAPANESE CABINET MEASURES
      105 5 Reuter THE JAPANESE cabinet formally decided to call a cabinet council meeting for Friday to adopt a package of measures to stimulate the economy, a government spokesman said. he did not elaborate but government officials said the measures are expected to include accelerating public works contracts, flexible
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      Lock icon Jakarta denies knowledge of meeting
      256 5 AP THE acting Prime Minister of Indonesia, General Maraden Panggabean, yesterday said the government has no information about a planned meeting between a Philippine government team and southern Philippines Muslim rebels in Jakarta. After meeting with President Suharto, General Panggabean said the Indonesian government and
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    • THE REGION IN BRIEF
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        TAIPEH CUTS TARIFFS
        663 5 TAIWAN yesterday announced a new two-tier tariff system, providing a 5 to 10 per cent cut on 1719 products imported from 113 countries which give reciprocal treatment to Taiwan. The government expects an annual loss of US$37B million in import tax revenues as a result of the
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    Filling a power vacuum
    366 6 THE PROSPECT of a Japan re-armed and bristling with military might may send shivers down the spine of those with long and bitter memories of the Second World War and the Japanese Occupation. Recalling the real meaning of Japan's 'Greater Co-Prosperity Sphere' for the people of
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    Beware the tip of the iceberg
    356 6 THE EXTENT of the flow of American and other foreign money into the local stock market is indicated by the knowledge that one American institution has invested two and a half times more than it had intended at the start of last year. But
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    Lock icon TAX REVOLT AT QUEENSLAND
    857 6  -  By ROBERT MILLER UPI AUSTRALIA, whose labour unions enjoy an open season to strike, has entered the third month of a unique Queensland coal strike over an Asll a week tax assessment on subsidised housing. Union spokesman Max Tanzier called the strike by some 4,400 miners
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    Lock icon Great future worldwide
    1322 6  -  By ALLAN BARKER Reuter IN AN ERA of economic uncertainties, futures markets are booming, and seem set to expand in several world financial centres. Futures trading, which combines elements of insurance and speculation, has been conducted for 100 years or more, mainly in agricultural commodities in the
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    STRAWS IN THE WIND
    148 6 A LADY executive, almost wholly devoid of coordination stiDe in tMny phy*««n] (or ao complain her friends), is having a hard time with her driving leasoM. After about a month of learner-driving, she stffl has difficulty starting off hi first gear and in Judging distances. Ho-
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  • Page 6 Miscellaneous
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      1084 6 SINGAPORE 5 3.00 M OpMtaf >*»«! by What's My Line 3-25 Mandarin TV Theatre (r) 4.40 Magazine Zero One 4.55 Kary Of Events (Malay) 5.00 New Ed Men Shew SJO Rainbow Outdoor Adventure Grizzly And The Treasure (Part 2) 6.00 Secret Squfrrof 6.15 News (English) 6.25 Johnny Cypher 6.35 Yount
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    Lock icon As unpredictable as the weather
    1426 7  -  CHRIS SHERWELL discusses the effects of bad weather heat, cold, drought and flood which has struck various parts of North America and Europe this summer and their consequences on world grain markets. Below he reports on the problems of food shortages in the Third World.
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    Lock icon REACHING FOR MORE
    638 7 FT THE KEY FACTORS in assessing global food security are the actual size of world food stocks, the efficiency of distribution networks and the capacity of existing agricultural lands to meet the needs of growing populations. On these counts one cannot be sanguine about world prospects. According
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    Nuggets of wisdom by accident or design
    676 7  -  FORUM win CYANIDE I WONDER if there were any other Singaporeans who, like me, almost fell out of the chair over lunch or breakfast (depending whether they were reading the morning or afternoon papers) on first learning about the six-step moral education programme
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      174 7 flk 4 Wi < ■4 W* 4 ?T J -jjjf-/' *M li* W wrariEV J SWtr% i 4 r 1 To exercise better control over an enormous volume of documents. To improve efficiency in document processing. To strengthen security of document storage. These are some of the important reasons the
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  • INTERNATIONAL STOCKS
    • EUROPEAN MARKETS
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        Amsterdam
        203 8 SEPT 01 ru ABtfij ***** 2.5 AhoK* 71 00 .2 Akzo 22J0 -0 1 amhv 17.00 -4L6 AmfM 106.50 -0.2 Amrobnk 06 30 4 0J Bergfiis 37 JO Berk 80 50 -05 Bols 37 JO -1 Borwmij 241 00 unch BurfTmann 80 JO unch Byrrvkorf 56.50 0J 1'aJand J4.70
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        Paris
        271 8 SEPT 01 Frs COBBBILLE Air-Liquid? 400 unch B 8 N Gervals Danone 1030 2 C 8 F (TTtomaonC*T) 479 •ft Clc Francalae d« Petroles 231-50 Compagnie Financier? Com pacnle Generale 383 90 ••1 Credit Fonder De France 431 .3 Hachette (Librairte) 256 -1 Machines Bull 58 -Q2 Michelln (B)
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        Brussels
        94 8 SEPT 01 FT* VOBWABD MARKET Act* 290 4-4 Arbrd 1308 ♦2 A*tur 411 41 Brascan 728 44 Bru-Umb 1270 •30 Canpac 1188 14 Cock 208 8 De Beers 297 unch Ebes ino -35 Electrode! S080 -10 Ob-Inno-Bm 2335 15 Oev 1230 -12 Hobofc 2480 -45 Petro 4735 unch Ryl
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        Frankfurt
        209 8 SEPT 01 Dm Aec-Telefunkcn as 70 +02 Akw> JO. TO +0J AUz Leben Alls Vers 1000.00 44X00 unch unch BASF 132.00 -u Bay H T Wbtnt 251 00 B unch Bay Vttnk 300 OOB p»y»r 115 JO 0.2 BBr 302 OOB BMW 15X00 its Casse 11a 331 00 1
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        Zurich
        121 8 SEPT 01 Prancs Actions Suisaes AlusuUse Br Alusuisse Ref Brown Boverl Br Ciba Oelfjr Br 285 1280 475 IMS 1110 1 unch Ciba Oelgy P C •66 •10 Clba Oder Rec. Credit Suuh Br MO unch 2300 10 Credit Suisse Rrg Elektrowatt Br Onrp Fischer Br Globus Pc 4)7
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        CLOSURES
        75 8 THE FOLLOWING Markets were etoeei m Mm«S mmLCSvi Tarwt Swim Bank Corp Ref 263 -1 Swiss R*-Insur R*t XMS IS Swiss Re-Injur Br 6790 -so Swuaajr Br. 730 -1 Swissair Rrf 73B ♦1 Union Bank Of Swiu Br M30 ♦20 Union Bank Of Swiu R*( 615 unci) Wmierthur Br
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        Milan
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        Lower first half profit at MKU
        206 8 UNAUDITED net profit at Mary Kathleen Uranium Ltd (MKU) fell to A$6.Q3 million (18.77 million) (or the six months to June 30 in spite of a higher turnover of $33.26 million ($28.74 million) and other income of $1.66 million ($406,000). Profit is after tax
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        100 8 Reuter INTERNATIONAL property and construction group L«nd Lease Corp Ltd is planning a one-for-20 bonus issue which will rank for dividends declared after Oct 31. The new shares will not rank for the final 1379/80 dividend or a proposed special dividend involving the distribution of 628,100 shares
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      Lock icon Cairo lays down its conditions for talks
      514 9 UPI EGYPT served notice yesterday that unless Israel is willing to put Jerusalem and the West Bank settlements on the negotiating table, Cairo will not agree to a US call for renewal of Palestinian autonomy talks. Deputy Premier and Foreign Minister Kamal Hassan
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      Lock icon Linowitz confers with Begin
      180 9 Reuter DA SPECIAL eavsy M Uaewito eaaferred with Israeli Prime Minister Meaachem Begla for three torn «a Msaday, tort with a* appareat neeea to reapeaiag the mpeaded aataaamy talks with Egypt Mr Uaewito, wha arrived la Israel sa toahffaH he asd Mr had a "very sf
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      DAILY AIRCRAFT MOVEMENTS
      739 9 ARRIVALS Service Local Operator Number Time From MAS MH601 0700 KUL TMA TL375 0715 BEY/SHJ/KUL MAS MH621 0835 PEN SIA SQ101 0815 KUL RBA BI421 0930 BWN MAS MH671 0930 PEN/KUL SIA SQ2U 1000 HLP MAS MH605 1000 KUL CPA CX710 1005 HLP SIA SQ103 1000 KUL
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      Muskie sends letter to Iran's PM
      260 9 SECRETARY of State Edmund Muskie has ant a letter to baa's new prime minister asking that the Iranian parliament take action to bring about the early and safe release of the 52 American hostages, the US State Department said on Monday. The message, delivered
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      Bonn keeps to tax package
      47 9 THE WBBT (lw— WmmmĔm Mlatohj mid the ■cat to rttcitig to (to piaaaed (u-eatttag package tor ant to amy tote ■piadlst praMat laeamjTrepertf the -y Mid >littu «1 prsgrsmaiss wrtl ceatrlbate little to ssfo£ga£? Mmm aTwpertiiltoM? tavwton^ i>fw the pcwTSwiythe artatotry m44*i*
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      596 9 NYT THE PRICE of oil should gradually double to around USJBO a barrel from its current level to come closer to the prices of synthetic fuel, the deputy secretary general of the Organisation of Petroleum Exporting Countries said in London on Monday. Speaking at a
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        384 9 Agencies THE COMMON Market decision to impose a duty on US polyester yarn should not be viewed as having significant implications for other pending trade issues, such as steel and automobiles, a Federal trade official said in Washington on Monday. Robert Hormats, deputy special trade representative, added, however,
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      221 9 THIS GOULD BEYOU IN CLUB MED.CHERATING -THETOTAL FREEDOMEASTOOAST MALAYSIA HOLIDAY wmmgm j k Ht" •-•?> z i Lj/A m**-'"". *#r£ •m k /i '3* >. > '»> "1 A "I've been learning archery. And yoga. And sailing. Really works up an appetite for one of Club Mecfs huge buffet lunches!"
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      Lock icon Swiss eases rules on external franc financing
      417 10 Reuter FT THE SWISS National Bank has allowed foreign central banks to participate in Swiss franc private placement financings as part of a sweeping series on new measures intended to promote a controlled internationalisation of the Swiss currency. The measures had been anticipated
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      Lock icon All that's needed in one year
      96 10 Reuter THE GERMAN government raised a net 22.4 billion marks in loans in first half 1900, covering almost all its net credit requirement of 24.2 billion for the full year. A German Finance Ministry report said spending and revenue in the first half totalled
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      Lock icon Hastening to complete loan for Poland
      191 10 Reuter WEST GERMAN hukm were mMiM U meet PeUsh effidato la Warsaw yesterday te try te lrea nt Oml details dtkelJ MlHea mark credit Mag arraaged by a greap ti 25 Germaa hah Germaa Fsreiga Mlalcter Baaa-Dietrleh Geascher told a meetiag ef the rmUag
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      Lock icon Need to loosen tight reins in Australia
      228 10 Reuter SUBMISSIONS to the Campbell Inquiry into the Australian WtmnHni system mainly express the view that there is too much government intervention. The committee's interim report said although some submissions see a need for extensive intervention, most view present levels of intervention as
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      Lock icon Iraq the largest buyer
      341 10 UPL JAPANESE banks have started selling millions of dollars worth of national bonds directly to Iraq and other West Asian The authoritative financial newspaper, Nlboa KeiXMj «nfH the during the June-August period sold 100 billion yen worth of national bonds to the oilproducing countries. Iraq was
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      More good than harm
      328 10 AMERICAN Congressional auditors have recommended that Congress should impose a temporary moratorium on foreign acquisitions of medium-to-large US banks, pending a study of inequities in current laws which favour foreign interests. But a report from the General Accounting Office, the investigative arm of Congress, notes that
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      Split ownership to facilitate expansion plans
      439 10  -  By ALVIN TAY BAYERISGHE Tanrteshank and Hamburgische Landesbank, which have Joint ownership of the Aslen-Paxiflk-EUnk in Singapore and Asien-Paziflk Merchant Finance in Hongkong, have decided to spUt so that each will be able to exert a direct presence in the Asian-Pacific region. For a
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      BIDDING RIGHTS FOR TAIWAN
      125 10 THE Werti Buk Wad ef kM agreed te pMt_TUwaa yti te Mi Tai wee's vi»FbuMe Matter Waag Tin l)ili t eeid the great wee exteaiei after Tehraa afpeaM te the Beak ler rights te Mi «a the prejeets whleh laetaie eai bridge Tetwaa leet Ma Miilag
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      Lock icon Bond rally unlikely
      413 10 Reuter AMERICAN bond prices, which have already lost more than half of the substantial gains they made in the spring, are likely to decline further before the next market rally, money market analysts said. Optimists forecast a bond market rally, perhaps next month, but most analysts agree
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      Edge reorganisation
      92 10 BANK OF America is reorganising its international banking offices in the US, called Edge Act Units, and plans to open new Edge offices in seven cities in the next two years. Hie plans follow changes made by the Federal Reserve Board last year in the Edge Act. These
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        22 10 THE average rate at which major Singapore banks are currently prepared to lend to their best customers is 11 per cent.
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        170 10 ASIAN RATES ASIAN currency deposit Interbank rates as at close on Sep 2: 7 days 1 month 2 months 3 months 6 months 9 months 12 months U8D*Uan£gpt) 107/16 109/16 111&/*****3/16 11V* IIH 12 11H 12V, 12 12% 12 Vt 12H 12% NIb. DM. /MU4U r, 1 1 month 3
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        41 10 RANGE of prion oflnd by < oaaat Imw m to X: OvwtfcM: 1% Call departs. to 7* SSSfeehv 3-month Treasury bills 1 J- month Bank bills •/M 97/16 3 months CO «/M 17/16 months CD •H fH Source: National Discount Co
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        Singapore market
        447 10 THE US dollar weakened in the foreign exchange market yesterday in line with easier Eurodollar rates which came off by about V 4 per cent. From an opening of 217.75/85 against the yen, the US unit plunged throughout the day, first to 216.40/45 at Tokyo's closing, and finally
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        Hongkong
        147 10 THE US dollar yesterday fell sharply against the yen and moved lower against other major currencies in moderately active late exchanges, dealers said. They attributed the dollar's fall to lower US interest rates and European selling of dollars. They added its weakness against European currencies followed the downward trend
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        Tokyo
        96 10 THE US dollar for overnight delivery yesterday closed weaker at 216.40 yen, compared with a 217.80 opening and 217.50 at Monday's close, dealers said. Trading was active with volume USBB4 mfllion The dollar fell briefly to a 10-week low of 216.20 yen on COPtimri «piling pKHQTO from foreign banks
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        Gold
        264 10 THE Singapore gold futures market yesterday closed slightly higher on some buying interest and local speculation, dealers said. Total sales for the day was recorded at 64 lots, in quiet trading. October closed at U*****.50/638.50 S ounce against 1632.50/ 1.50 on Monday and December at $652.20/652.50 against $647.40/648.00 the
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        London
        187 10 THE US dollar yesterday opened nearly one pfennig below Monday's close and eased slightly from late Hongkong levels, dealers said. Trading is moderate to quiet, with the dollar weakening on slightly easier Eurodollar deposit rates and generally beartah sentiment towards the currency. The dollar opened at L 7780/7800 marks
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      382 10 Wow available an Update t0... The key to under standing ASEAN The ASEAN Report Update Published by The Asian Wall Street Journal The ASEAN Report gave businessmen for the first time a key which opens the door to doing business with the countries within the Association of Southeast Asian Nations
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      1848 11 ONCE IN A UFE TIME OPPORTUNITY South East Asia Commodities Sdn. Bhd. W global technical services jointly present a three day technical trading seminar workshop featuring four of the most successful commodity traders in the world and the technical trading systems they use themselves. Brought together for the first time...
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    BUSINESS DONE ON THE SES & THE KLSE
    1676 12 BUSINESS DONE ON THE SES THE KLSE BID and offer prices officially listed and business in and reported to the Stock Exchange of Singapore yesterday with the number of shares traded shown in brackets in lots of 1,000 units, unless otherwise specified. BBCTION ONE INDUSTRIAL COMMERCIAL Ami (3JSB 1406) (11)
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    Unit trusts
    124 12 The Commerce IB 111 The Savings Fund LM 1M S'pore Prog Fund 1.41 LSI S pare Stc. Fund 114 LSsd S pore Invert Fund LSI LM S pore Equity Fund LSI 1.41 tfUUMTimr (HiM|in' prtoee tar faf S) ftUl Invert Food lis 127 MaJ Prog fund 1.88 LIT
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    2810 12 Gr's Gr's Net 1980 Last Div Div Y'ld P/E Vol Day High Low Company Sale or- Cvr COOO) High Low SECTION ONE INDUSTRIAL COMMERCIAL 370 245 Acma 338 unch 15.0 2.8 4.4 113 11 338 338 278 220 Alcom 252 12.0 ZS 4.7 143 149 116 Allied
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    In Kuala Lumpur
    1786 12 BID and offer prices officially listed and business in and reported to the Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange yesterday with the number of shares traded shown in brackets in lots of 1,000 units, unless otherwise specified. DUDURHALB Acat (3.398) Akmm (2JOB 1525) (1) 190 (S) 2.52 cd AMD
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    Gains made in spite of resistance
    693 12 THE stngmptrr rtxt nifket wu aakjected I» light atroaine af proflt-taktag yeeterday ik«re prieee na—(nactlj rlssti aa 8 mixed Mte. The earlier part of the day saw Mh baym aad sellers vytag tar eaatroi. la the wards af aa itwww the market "west beth
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    Mixed close at KL market
    624 12 THE softening of share values in the afternoon gave the Kuala Lumpur stock market a mixed close yesterday. Prices were broadly higher in the morning session as traders tried to bring values in line with Singapore levels which had moved ahead on Monday while the
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      Tanker business lucrative for GIH
      552 13 GROWTH Industrial Holdings' venture into the oil tanker business last year is apparently bringing in good returns judging by its 50 per cent contribution to group pre-tax earnings for the interim period ended June 30. Group profits before tax jumped by 140.5 per cent to
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      Harimau's net asset backing above par
      660 13 IT WAS a relief to see the net tangible asset backing per share of the oldest quoted closed-end trust, Harimau, creeping atop its par value this June the first time in seven years. Though its June portfolio remained largely unchanged from last December, Hariraau
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      219 13 1 COMPABY MEETIBflg PAN Malaysia Rsbber KAMUNTING Tta Dredging Industries Bhd: AGM to be (M) Bhd: AGM to be held at held at Holiday Inn, Jalan Wisma Bunga Raya, 152 Pinang,. Kuala Lumpur at Jalan Ampang, Kuala Lum10am on Sep 8. pur at Ham on Sep 19. PAN Malaysia Cement
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      COMPANY BRIEF
      52 13 THE Amy Caaatag CerpenUm (Hsngksng) plans to halve its share capital from 100 million HKH shares by cancelling the issued SO million shares. It will then raise it back to 100 million by creating SO million new H shares which will be issued to Prosper land Housing or
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      OUEto invest $41.9 m
      140 13 OVERSEAS Union Enterprise will invest $41.9 million ex- 70 per cent of the proceeds from its one-for-two rights issue (of 20 million shares at $3 each) in two projects, Marina Centre Holdings and OUB Centre. The balance of $18.1 million is likely to be used to
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      Lock icon Poor treatment by the market
      906 13 wm mm*** HOCK LOCK SIEW NATIONAL Iron and Steel Mills (NISM) has performed better than expected. Yet, in the last few months, it has been treated somewhat poorly by the market. The consequence thus has been an unfortunate underperformance of the counter 20 per cent
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      Bleak prospect for second-half at Hwa Hong
      347 13 HEAVY losses incurred by its subsidiary and associate company caused Hwa Hong Manufacturing, a producer of edible oils, to slide into the red for the second time since it went public last year. For the interim period ended June 30, the group reported
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      WRONG DATE
      30 13 IN YESTERDAY'S Dividends Announced table, the Development Bank of Singapore's book closing date was incorrectly printed as Sep 16. It should be Sep 8. The error is regretted.
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      Pressure on margins
      487 13 Market Talk... KEMP AS' future profits will owe much to fluctuations in refiners' margins, and should these recover, the impact on Kempas' profits should be substantial. In its latest issue opFar East Weekly News, London broking firm, Laurence Prust observed the drag on Kempas' latest results was
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      354 13 Wfe are pleased to announce the opening of a Branch Bayerische Landesbank Girozentrale Singapore Branch: 50, Collyer Quay, Overseas Union House, 0104 Singapore Telephone: 911.955, Telex: ***** •formerly Branch of Asten-Pazifik-Bank AG. Hamburg Let usexamine the word Exclusive: UIIU^v stylish, rrw..—noLt c restricted in use, or ap--4 8 S,NGLE SOLE
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    Robin wins US$19m order for drilling rig
    317 14 ROBIN Shipyard has received another order worth more than US$l9 million from Robray Offshore Drilling of Hongkong to construct a tender assisted drilling rig. The rig, to be named Robray T-4, is the fourth of a similar type of tender rig constructed by
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    Caltex accedes to ASAS request on CX-3
    162 14 CALTEX will withhold temporarily its controversial CX-3 advertisements following a request from the Advertising Standards Authority of Singapore that the advertisements be withdrawn. In a press statement yesterday, the general manager of Calttx (Asia), Mr B. K. Murphy, said Caltex was greatly concerned
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    Lock icon Thatcher's inflation policies should succeed
    168 14 AFP THE British government's severe anti-inflationist policies should succeed in braking salary and price rises soon, according to three London repents. A Confederation of British Industry (CBI) poll showed that prices are currently rising at the slowest rate in about 10 years. Only 30 per
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    Lock icon Take account of Asean says Suharto
    354 14 AFP PRESIDENT Suharto warned the big powers yesterday that they alone could not determine the fate of the world and declared that Asean was a force that should be taken into account by the world. He was speaking at the third general assembly of
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    Seoul turning to S'pore
    156 14 SOUTH Korea is turning to Singapore for more supplies of oil products to meet its needs. Recently, two South Korean concerns imported 38,000 tonnes of naphtha from Singapore, of which 20,000 tonnes came from Esso Singapore. It was supplied through a third party for delivery to
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    Lock icon Asean will only recognise a freely elected government
    200 14 Reuter THE Association of Southeast Asian Nations (Asean) will accept the Heng Sam rln government in Phnom Penh if it won elections under United Nations supervision, Singapore's Second Deputy Prime Minister (Foreign Affairs), Mr S. Rajaratnam, said yesterday. Speaking to reporters before
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    LONDON STOCKS
    747 14 LONDON, Toes. Share price» dosed slightly higher with sentiment boasted by the continued rally hi the government bond sector, dealers said. At 9pm, the FT hides was up LI points at 4BLI. Government bonds closed with gains of up to *i point at the longer end and around
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      258 14 Accountant Does Tango In Boardroom A respected accountant recently broke with tradition and began tangoing in his company's boardroom. The reason for this spontaneous outburst was due to a particularly pleasing annual report. Said the accountant in an interview, "Things have really gone well this year. Last year, rising costs
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      114 14 >1 H II II VW II II II II II II II If II II II II a i II II n i l s i It 9 A i III! I Easygoing to the East coast U. S. A We cover seven major East coast destinations. New York, Washington,
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      63 14 Outlook for Singapore from 6 a.m. to 1 p.m. today: Showers in several places from late morning. Beptrt fer 24 knn prtor to 7J p.m. on September 2 atike airpert Maximum temperature 31.6 Associated humidity 74 Minimum temperature 23.6 Associated humidity 97 Hours ot sunshine 5.65 Rainfall in millimetres Trace
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        95 15 Reuter CHINA'S first container traffic corporation has been set up in Peking mainly to handle road transportation of containers through the port of Tianjin, to and from Peking and surrounding Hebei province. The New China News Agency said that under a long-range plan of the Ministry of
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        Lock icon Tacomo wins contract
        80 15 Reuter TACOMA Boatbuilding Co was awarded a contract to build nine 270-foot medium-sized ships for the US Coast Guard. Tacoma said the original price for the ships was US$37B million, but with cost escalation factors the total cost will be around $646 million. The ships will be
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        Lock icon First in Asia
        84 15 AFP INDIA last week became the first country in Asia to have its own sail training ship for the sea cadets. Varuna, an 80-tonne brig, was formally launched last week at Bhavnagar, on the western coast, by Mrs Phyllis Pereira, wife of the Chief of the Naval
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      Container port planned near Butterworth
      541 15  -  By G DURAIRAJ A NEW container port will be built near Butterworth at a cost of about Ms3oo million during the fourth Malaysia plan (1961-85) to supplement the existing facilities of the Penang port. Malaysian government sources said work on the new port, which will
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      Lock icon Madagascar sounds warning over Indian Ocean
      277 15 AFP THERE is a real risk of conflagration in the Indian Ocean as the number of warships and submarines there increases, Madagascar's President Dktter Ratsiraka said in a televised interview in Paris on Monday night. The Malagasy leader is on a private visit to
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      INDEX TO ADVERTISERS
      668 15 Skipping Line P»* C4 HMtfl UM Ptet Csl Adriatic IV 5 Fesco V 1/2 Afea VI 3 Flotta Lauro V 5 Afro-Eurasia vn 1 Fortune VI 5 Alfred vn 4 Franco-Belg m 4/5 All trans VI 5 Frata NVOC VI 2 Alpac VI 5 Freight vn 5
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      Navire wins jumbo quarter ramps order
      561 16 NAVIRE Cargo Gear of Sweden has won a major contract to supply cargo access equipment for four 21,000 dwt roll-on/roll-off vessels to be built by Astilleros Espanoles S.A. for Polish Ocean Lines, Gdansk. Included in the package are so-called jumbo stern quarter ramps of
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      Container Schedules
      942 16 ofexport fcl containers AND LCL CARGO AT CONTAINER TERMINAL NB duSm" 1 Ume 13 b Shipping Line/Agent Fc i c n J« 1 '>«™ Let. cargo must tie delivered to the Authority's premises during the following periods. 5!?» 8 if r V ng V me of reiving 7
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      LONDON FREIGHTS
      1475 16 CHARTERING on Monday was fairly quiet in most sectors of the freight market mainly reflecting the Labour Day holiday in the US. North American grain charterers covered a fair amount of cargoes over the weekend however with an unchanged rate of $14.50 fio paid from the Mississippi to
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      Lock icon DENTIST PROBES WRECKS
      883 17 NYT A CANADIAN dentist who developed a passionate interest in the history of two American warships which were sunk near Toronto during the war of 1812, will lead an underwater expedition in the next two weeks to start plans to raise the perfectly preserved wrecks. The dives
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      Juanita in Sembawang
      172 17 THE 13MM dwt meter toaker JbmmlU drydecked la Sembawaag Shipyard (pictared abeve) far aa aaaaal sarvey aad COW tastellattea reeeatly. The latter Jab started la the pam praam where aew by-pass aad discharge llaea were tapped elf (ram the existtag earge llaea aad strlppiag pamp preaaare side,
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      Lock icon UN meeting to decide Third World demands
      335 17 Reuter THE UNITED Nations Shipping Committee on Monday opened a two-week meeting in Geneva to decide the next step on Third World demands for phasing out "flags of convenience", in the face of total opposition from industrial nations. A UN meeting in Geneva
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      SHIPS IN PORT
      435 17 EXPECTED ARRIVALS TODAY KEPPEL WHARVES Builder n (0700) 22 Bunga Gelang (after Trisakti) 19 Bunga Melati (shifts after Da Hong Qi sails, head west for UTM/L) 33/34 Clementina (1700 after Ashley Lykes) 8/9 Fair Rainbow (after Centaur) 13/14 Golden Wealth (1500) 35/36 Pantelmon Lepeshinskiy (0900 after Jozef
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      SHIPPING LIST where your ships are due...and when
      1244 21 SCHEDULE A guide to ships loading at Singapore for Ports around" the World The list below tabulates, by port of destination, the name of the ship, the shipping line involved and the estimated dates of arrival and departure from the Port of
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      Lock icon Demand slackens in London market
      663 22 AFP AN easier trend spread from the coal to grain trade on the freight market last week owing to slackening demand. Bank holiday last Monday curtailed business while charterers were reluctant to do much ahead of North America's Labour Day holi- day on Monday. In
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      World Services
      343 22 MIDDLE Em*-MI»: SeaLand Service has doubled capacity on its feeder service out of India, linking with its deep-sea routes via transhipment at Dubai. The Line has chartered in the Sea Containers Boxer-class vessel Captain Cook to supplement its existing vessel on the run from Dubai to Cochin, Bombay
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      Lock icon Taiwanese vessels seized
      127 22 AFP TWO more Taiwanese fishing vessels were seized by Indonesian naval patrols off the Sangir-Talaud islands north-east of Sulawesi last month, over a bribe attempt by one of the ships, Antara news agency reported. The captain of Hong Shiag n, of some 300 tons, offered US$3,OOO for
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      WHO ACTS FOR WHOM...
      1545 22 The leading shipping lines operating from local ports and the agents who handle cargo bookings for them. A B Aeklpelege RT Transportation (S). Adriatic CwrtiHwf Continental Feeders (S)/Cargo Freight (PK). AFEA Singapore Shipping Agencies (S)/Euro-Asia Line (PK/PN). Afr»-EiruU Line Transgroup Pte Ltd (S). Alfred C. Taepfer
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      291 15 I Everett Lines FOt THE MOST friquint sailings to BANGKOK HONG KONG JAPAN BUSAN CHTTAGONG CALCUTTA CHALNA RANGOON BUENOS ARES MANZANILO ACAPULCO Everett Steamship Corpn. S/A Clifford Centre Stnppore I Te4 *****/9 36. Beach Street. Ptnang Rm 36 103 OCBC Btdj Tel *****/3 Port Ketone Agents SOCSHIP CO BHD Tel
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      195 15 IJSEALORDO m UASC UNITED ARAB SHIPPING CO (SAG) ii* II ill .Ml k!l 'i I k EXPRESS MULTI-PURPOSE SERVICES AHMAD AIFATEH ¥.19 AL MUHAJtRAQ V.16 Mina Qaboos (9/10) Dammam (14/10), Kuwait (18/10). Dubai (24/10), Abu Dhabi (29/10) Dubai (14/10) Dammam (17/10) FULLY CONTAINERISED SERVICE L S'pore Loading for 28/9 M,na
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      13 15 CONTAINER Schedules LONDON Freights SHIPS In Pert SHIPPING List REGIONAL Weather WORLD Services
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      376 15 MILLION MILES MARINE (PTE) LTD. W SHIP CMMM.UMC (Soles Services) AGENT DCTRBUTOIfS STOCKISTS. Deck, Engine, Provisions Dry Frozen, Bond Galley Suppliers. Add 463, Macpherson Rd. S'pore 1336 TEL: *****21 (10 lines) Office on the wire *****11 (24 HRS) MAERSK LINE EXPORT TO U S PACIFIC. GULF. ATLANTIC. EAST CANADA AND
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      826 16 LEO SHIPPING PTE LTD. SINGAPORE PERNAS-MISC SHIPPING AGENCIES SDN BHD PORT KELANG PENANG J Mil], MALAYSIAN INTERNATIONAL SHPPhJG CORPORA TtON BERHAD HEAD OFFICE: WISMA MISC TEL: NO: KL *****8 Mm Actepltag Fer 1) Barcelona. Genoa. 2) Amsterdam, Antwerp. L.Havre. Bdbao, Basle. UK. 3) Bremen, Bremenhaven. Aartius. Copenhagen. Helsinki 4) Mai
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      302 16 SUPERCARRIER SERVICE WEEKLY SERVICE TO PANAMA+US ATLANTIC GULF AND E. CANADA fc Umi Ma nraai cw im sm» cm ram n r«t mm »m* *on hmm* n*m I/* 7/9 J-V» 28/10 1/11 «/ll 5/11 7/11 1/11 11/11 12/11 »/ll 23/11 21/11 •WWW *10/* 1718/9 17/10 22/10 24/10 25/10 27/10 1/11
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      565 17 STRAITS SHIPPING Singapore to Sabah, Sarawak, Brunei Ports and Bangkok Overseas U BB B Containers Limited Weekly service toflrom UK/Europe HB TO UK/COWTIOT: FKOM UK/CO Ira* ftm S'tofl f Haunt S port IM Mt hM TK.KBKJ hM IS* SS# HK.KS SaM 12 S# 14 S# HK.KS 3S# 2154* HK.RS IS**
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      390 17 Franco Belgian Services (F-r Frr-ich s'trr ice with Belgian tar E,is!trn Lines) aC t COnW'l' nti. flß—g —I HMB fru cowraeaa »mce foom oho* SBKANME P. RELAK U Hew* R*tai Nta| BKrnn A'aetp R'tai Hta| BKma Awerp U Nnn fXttm* S>n KOREAN MCENON 4 Sept Sept 23 Sept H Sept
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      622 18 Hapag-Uoyd TO NORTH EUROPE in 10/3 11/9 20/9 Sport PManf »fbor| B'haven Rdaa/ Le Havre at, Mite* In Port law Mm 9/9 L*p Ben 13/9 Cjr*aß»r 17/9 Eipreu 19/9 l(jl i'.m i.\ I.] S pore PK Pen Bdbeo Genu Kburt B haven Rdam Antweri 17/9 22/11 21/11 12/11 !»/9 23/9
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      511 18 KOREA M LINE HIPPINC com f. Ktlanf PEMANG STORE VEGA 151W Std 9d h Part VEGA 152E Ski Sid In Port FROM BUSAN BMKKOK TO BUSAN ALTAJR 155W 12-14 Sept 15-17 Sept IS-21 Sept FROM BUSAN BANGKOK ALTAIR 156E12-14 Sept 15-17 Sept 18-21 Sept TO BUSAN KSC KSC KSC KSC
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      408 18 EVERGREEN LINE FAR [AST EUROPE FXPRESS FULL CONTAINFR SERVICE ACCEPTWG CARGO FOR; HAMBURG. FELIXSTOWE. ROTTERDAM. ANTWERP, U HAVRE ALSO ACCEPT KG CARGO FOR: UNTIED KHGOOM SOUTHAMPTON. LONDON. MANCHESTER. WMMGHAM. BRISTOL. LIVERPOOL. GLASGOW. LEEDS WEST GERMANY mWMMT HOLLAND AMSTERDAM 1 Ew Mm ram Mi ft* a U* 2 Oct 4 Oct
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      847 18 I 1/ f y J ft > r •1 Everett Line V form Ftvt Star ftippiai Carpn. 'BURMESE NATIONAL LINE' UMDMG FOR RANGOON i S*n "«N to mrmmdv*tM) M/MM BTMrrw it/issm M/ISK upt Far immm.'mtmk/ttm xm ■T M/ll SM 9/9 SM B.F.S.S.C. Agent* M Motoywo: BOUSTEAD SHPHNG TEL NOS. KL
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      419 18 mo.s.E. OCEAN SHIPPING ENTERPRISES PTE LTD SANKYO LINE AUSTRALIA SERVICE 2S/27S* 21/29 STD, MEL. MEI BANGLADESH SERVICE MAT BY. MKT WH X 3*l/11 24/11 CMTTI JAPAN/STRAITS SERVICE OfTTMOM CMHMONC 7# rr i. .ix on ■V ;V-" i i K KARLANDER Llf\JE 13/14 Od 15/11 Oct SYD, I i> vh >
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      850 19 PIL GROUP EAST AFRICA/REDSEA SERVICE 1 a Km sjtw *r* ssys. unxmou a/a** m!Z£% ton mm 15/ajapt AOTA SMI) 11/ M lOTA HMN 11/15 Sapt COIOMBO/KARACHI/P. GULF SERVICE M PT/3 Sept Karadi Mai. Ki«Ml,Ceta*e KOTA DEWA 25/30 Sep Karachi, Kuwart. Dubai SINGAPORE/CHITTAGONG/RANGOON/SERVICES 11/20 Sept Loading For: Cluttaeong, Madras KOTA EAGLE.
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      828 19 BEN LINE CONTAINERS OK* CONT AfO SERVICE TO/FtOM EUROPE kmk rm«N roam havre sotqn *>*» Wwi W.tnaq/ ArtnaAtfawp Fran MUA i kM 22a k/i m n/i a/t W 2V9 29/9 2V9 (VU) 1/11 IV* Vl9 7/11 VII 19/19 2/19 17/9 1/19 VM 9/19 11/19 12/19 1V» 19/19 12/19 13/19 15/19
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      752 19 wJ Scan Dutch V 4 x f I. r ft ill TO MID I POMGA bW I OMJA 5/1 I DMCA 12/1 I POMCA 12/1 I POMCA 12/1 I DAHLIA VII WEEKLY EXPRESS CONTAINER SERVICE rportl l>lT**»2)»Ma 3>HM|4>CM| 21/1 JO/1 2/11 vm 7/u i/M lanrpM UJL. Caoary I l)Cta«l)«ta|Dr«MOr«a S)U«
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      619 19 w BOUSTEAD SHIPPING AGENCIES X* BANK LINE FOR REUMON I SOUTH AFRICA STREAMtAHK KUANTAN 16/10 SINGAPORE 19/10 •to Reunion 1/11 Durbon 8/jj Conptown 16/11 PtEKz 14/11 (also accepting East London and Maputo cargo) Lukes Linos U.S. WEST COAST SERVICE lor BNri how SFO ibdi SPORE SB* lac VBC LOUSE LYKES
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      701 20 K LINE KAWASAKI KISEN KAISHA. LTD. EXPRESS CONTAINER SERVICES TO NORTH AMERICA fedqvbsos* n 9 motto *essels u*i 95N 5/9 11/9 Mi Mm Ac* 2JN 9/9 13/9 Qsns's M* ari*« Uh Sato Bhrit* Ma Ac* 24N 15/9 19/9 Ma I km Na* (alar Mar maab aba mlaMi an Carats Km
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      266 20 II 25 JAPAN SERVICE 22/23 24/27 SM( N w £h For Service and Reliability Y.M. LINE FE/MED SEA Full Container Service BBHBHHI 2MO /9 12/10 3/10 16-17/10 11-19/10 20/10 4-5/11 I 6-7/11 I 1/11 U«*«l Agcata:THE MALAY STATES SHIPPING CO. SDN. BHD. 25TH FLOOR CPF BUILDING 79 ROBINSON ROAD P.O
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      469 20 »V ■*< >ill > SINGAPORE SHIPPING AGENCIES PTE LTD 20TH FLOOR OCEAN BUILDING SINGAPORE 0104 MARKETING *****2 13 LINES! GENERAL *****1 <14 S < TERMINAL Of f ICE *****83 TELEX RS ***** RS ***** A B CARSHIP CARLf CARGObMIP II l'('4|i»ll»l Container Lines WEEKLY CONTAINER SERVICE to/from BANGKOK vor 375/3
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      465 20 Tt\ GRANARD LIMB INDEPENDENT ATTRACTIVE RATES u MEDITERRANEAN SEA SERVICE ALSO ACCEPTING CONTAINER CAM GO PCL ONLY FOR PORT SAID. ALEXANDRIA. BEIRUT LATTAKIA. UMASSOL ISTANBUL PIRAEUS Specially engaged agents A stevedores providing immediate discharge HA S* fcM I Lattdfa STRAITS/EAST ASM SERVICE Ml S>w f Ua| liitu tar MNMSVJK SMpt
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      531 20 J p wpwiuwi Wf 1 (d 1 (MTBaSEO (PTE) LTD F Sf House i'34E Orcha'd RoacJ Singapore 9 T p!ephone *****1 V *****57 ETJ9 T mo REGULAR INDEPENDENT SEMI/FULL CONTAINER SERVICE TO EUROPE aoorr. KLLDK rpM P. KIM* 30 Sap (Od 15 Oct 20 Od MTRASEA (PIE) LTD 2352C11 DOOKMC
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      430 21 NOL NEPTUNE ORIENT UNES LTD FAR EAST/EUROPE FULLY CONTAINERISED SERVICE a TO EUROPE/UK (VIA SUEZ): Spore P. Keting Havre 23/9 4/9 5/9 9/9 10/9 28/9 14/9 15/9 3/10 25/9 26/9 14/10 17/10 30/9 1/10 5/10 23/10 4/10 9/10 28/10 10/10 K. JACEWON MERCATOR+ 0. CHEF™ It CORAL HK CONTAMER C.
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      154 21 TBUCONTAINEPI EXPRESS I INTERNATIONAL (S) PTE LTD Suites 1311/1312. Shaw Towers. Beach Rd. Smppore 0718 Regular Container Service accepting FCI/jLCL Cargo for Austrafia All Ports New Zealand Auckland, Lyttleton Sri Lanka —Colombo United Kintdom -All Major City Terminals. Call *****81. I 1 -Uhaj shipping SDN. BHD. Express Unltload Service from
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      137 21 NOTICES FAR EASTERN FREIGHT CONFERENCE SABAH, BRUNEI AND SARAWAK FREIGHT CONFERENCE 111 h m 11 id 'a a; i i ;{N 'r«rREFERENCE IS MADE TO THE NOTICE IN THE PRESS ON THURSDAY, 15TH MAY, 1980. THE MEMBER LINES OF THE ABOVE CONFERENCES HAVE NOW ADVISED THAT THE BERTHING SITUATION AT
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      326 21 niEGYPTIAN INTERNATIONAL LINE (EIL) EGYPTIAN FLAG ■KECT LINER SERVICE TO EGYPT (PORT SAID ALEXANDRIA) STOIC PT SAD ALEXANDRIA mi ir 01 rmvum PYRAMBSU MAfTTKAMS CARGO PUEASC CONTACT SCHENKER SINGAPORE TEL *****11 FROM EGYPT mi u ALEXANDRIA SINGAPORE Od 2 Oct 19 ACCEPTWG CMGO FOR BUSAN, MOA. KOBE. YOKOHAMA SINGAPORF I
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      424 21 A OCEAN LINES REGULAR NON CONFERENCE SERVICES MEDITERRANEAN SEA SERVICE S port P Mont P«im( loodwt tor OCEAN ACE V.I2W 18* Nrt TiA/llMaial/i UNIQUE CHALLENGE 4 Oct Pfrae»/BaM/R|eka/Ba*fai Pert UMiMVInMi PfraoK/BaM/R|eka/Bewfas P.T. BHINNEKA LINES NON CONFERENCE SERVICE FROM WONESIA/SMGAPORE TO ALEXAfOMA. ITALY I SETE ETA ETD UK. HO CHUNG V.INB
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      423 22 MALDIVE LINES ETA ETA ETA SPORE KUANTAN PORT KELANG •s MALDIVE PIONEER Sailed In Port Loading for Aden MAUNVE COURAGE 10/9 > Loading tor Cluttagong and "VMALDWE PROMOTER 5/9 w loading for Kuwait MALDIVE NATION 15/9 20/9 1 Loading for Basrah MALDIVE LOYALTY 10/9 12/9 Loading for Dammam reOfiOUR 25/9
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      440 22 MAC-NELS£T G E ENCIES LTD NXKMXNT Mil QUOTED ON NTUCATKM OUTBOUND/INBOUND-FCL-GROUPAGE SERVICE SPORE H'BURC 6/9 2/10 ROTTERDAM UK. AHIERP LEHARVE 4/10 1/10 4/10 C/ 10 TO USA/CANAPA S PORE OAKUM) LA VAMC (BC) 0/9 20/9 29/9 1/10 ALSO TO: MAJOR US PORTS/MONTKAL, TORONTO NEW YORK 0/10 AUCKLAND 15/10 ASIAN OESTWATOt
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      185 22 i Regional Weather f£ 3 a U V N 1 5» Tg* I 122 M r* M a t«SI omuwl :-:y:-:-:-:< :-:<-:':':-:-:>': kt? Q, 2££ a -TAT i t v/ >£ 'oAJfIVj N't Is' SIGNIFICANT WEATHER AND SEA CONDITIONS AT 7.30 A.M. THIS MORNING. C yA a Wind direction with
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