The Business Times, 8 July 1983

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    11 1 BUSINESS TIMES M.C.(P) No. 67/1/83 FRIDAY, JULY S, IMI 60 CENTS
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    OUF case shows MAS' strict attitude
    450 1  -  By SOH TIANG KENG BANKERS and financiers yesterday interpreted the petition to wind up Overseas Union Finance as the "tough, no nonsense attitude" of the Monetary Autbority of Singapore against any one or financial house breaking the law. While maintaining minimum supervision and giving
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    Lock icon Mexican inflation rate hits 15-month low
    146 1 UPI THE inflation rate in Mexico fell to 3.8 per cent in June, the lowest rate in 15 months of soaring prices and good news for the battered economy. A Banco de Mexico communique called the 3.8 per cent rate "the lowest monthly variation
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    Subsidy for airlines' stopover packages
    457 1  -  By WANG LOOK KEAH THE Singapore Tourist Promotion Board (STPB) is extending its subsidy for stopover packages, so far given only to Singapore Airlines, to foreign carriers. The tourist board made this decision last Friday in a move to attract more tourists. The board has
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    Lock icon American businesses bullish on economy
    175 1 Reuter AMERICAN business leaders are increasingly bullish on the direction of the US economy, the US Conference Board said. According to a survey of 1,500 chief executives, the measure of business confidence reached the highest level in its seven-year history, it said. It rose to
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    Lock icon Sino-UK understanding over Hongkong improves
    410 1 Reuter BRITAIN and China have reached a better understanding of each other's positions over the future of Hongkong, Governor Sir Edward Youde said yesterday in Hongkong. But he refused to give details and brushed aside questions on his latest talks with government leaders in London.
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    Lock icon Freeze on Lagos oil news
    233 1 UPI NIGERIA has Imposed a news blackout on its oil production and export levels, following published reports that it is exceeding its Opec-assigned output quota, Petroleum Information International said in its latest issue. Sources in Lagos told the Houston-based newsletter that the Nigerian government was
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  • BRIEFLY...
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      Lock icon Lebanon talks
      65 1 Reuter AMERICAN Secretary of State Shultz has completed talks with Israeli and Syrian leaders and said he had made no progress towards getting the two countries to withdraw their forces simultaneously from Lebanon. After meeting Israeli Prime Minister Begin, Shultz said, "I wish I could report that somehow
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      Lock icon Mediators at work
      56 1 UPI PALESTINE Liberation Organisation mediators have met leaders of the mainstream Fatah guerilla group and presented dissident demands that Arafat temporarily step down as the head of Fatah. The six PLO mediators arrived yesterday and immediately met the central committee of Fatah in a private session expected
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      Lock icon Steel takes a break
      68 1 Reuter DAVID Steel, leader of Britain's Liberal Party, has told colleagues he is taking a short break from politics, fuelling speculation that he will stand down before the next general election. An aide said Steel, 45, was handing over the day-to-day running of the party to
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      Lock icon Jet hijacked
      73 1 UPI A HIJACKED Iranian jumbo jet landed in Paris yesterday with 185 hostages aboard, and five air pirates opponents of Iran's Ayatollah Khomeiny threatened to blow up the plane, officials said. Five captives were freed. Negotiations with the hijackers, who identifed themselves as supporters of the Mojahideen, Iran's
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      Lock icon Software sales
      45 1 Reuter SALES from Japanese computer software development rose 31.9 per cent in 1962 to 300 billion yen, the Ministry of International Trade and Industry reported. The report, which included preliminary surveys of five service industries, attributed the increase to surging demand for software.
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      Lock icon Tougher penalties
      45 1 Reuter PRESIDENT Marcos of the Philippines has signed a decree imposing tougher penalties for the illegal manufacture, possesion, sale and acquisition of firearms, ammunition and explosives. The decree followed an upsurge in crime due to the proliferation of illegally-owned and locally-produced firearms. Reuter
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      Lock icon Population projection
      57 1 Reuter INDONESIA will have nearly 223 million by the year 2000, Population and Environment Minister Emil Salim said. Mr Salim told a discussion forum the life-span of the average Indonesian is expected to rise from 52.4 years in 1980 when the last census was taken to 64 years
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      Lock icon Dow Jones down
      55 1 Reuter WALL STREET reacted yesterday to speculation about a possible increase in the US Federal Reserve's discount rate by pushing stock prices sharply lower in early trading. Blue-chip issues were hardest hit, with the Dow Jones Industrial Average moving 7.51 points lower to 1213.14 in the first
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    New dealers for some of UE's agency lines
    294 1 FOUR aew Iwlen will be sppslatM to take tver trwi the Halted Eagbeen graap the exdutre dtetribattoa sf HanMlticr litcrittltß•ll PAH craacs Mi Dreaaert IB tractors. A fecaUy-bascd ewfuy, Tat Hwg Heavy Eqalpmcat Pto Ltd, Is to slga a aew agreemeat with
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    Marubeni yet to hear from Pertamina on gas proposal
    432 1  -  By LOH HUI YIN A PROPOSAL to pipe natural gas from the Indonesian Na tunas Islands to Singapore seems to have lost momentum because of Indonesia's financial problems. The initiator of the project, Marubeni of Japan, has not heard from the
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      242 1 ivr jjJS mmi DEUTSCHE Bank (Asia Credit) achieved an 18.3 per cent rise in net profit to $4.76 million last year in spite of a slowdown in its syndicated loan activity Page l MORE than three quarters of the female Singaporean workers earned less than $600 per month Page j
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  • BANKING AND FINANCE
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      Lock icon Lower UK rates depend on cuts in borrowing
      322 2 Reuter ECONOMISTS at Barclays Bank PLC see it as crucial that British government borrowing is brought back into line with budget targets, if further reductions in interest rates are to be achieved this year, a Barclays group economic department spokesman said. He
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      Lock icon Hongkong dollar M-3 dips
      262 2 Reuter HONGKONG'S broadly defined M-3 money supply rose 1.9 per cent in May over A (Mil, but Hongkong dollar M-3 fell by 1.1 per cent, government figures show. Total M-3 money supply rose to HK5267.33 billion from $262.25 billion in April, and was 30.1 per cent
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      Deutsche Bank profit rises 18pc last year
      253 2 DEUTSCHE Bank (Asia Credit), the German merchant bank in Singapore, has achieved an 18.3 per cent rise in net profit to $4.76 million last year, in spite of a slowdown in its syndicated loan activity. Chairman U Cartellieri in his annual statement singled
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      Lock icon Further talks on Polish debt next week
      183 2 Reuter REPRESENTATIVES of Western banks will hold the next round of talks on rescheduling Poland's commercial debts in Warsaw on Wednesday and Thursday, a Polish banker said. He said that the talks would mark a critical phase in the negotiations following earlier rounds
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      Lock icon Draft French law on banking reform
      378 2 Reuter THE FRENCH Cabinet has adopted a draft law to introduce a long-expected and wide-ranging reform of the country's outdated banking system, government spokesman Max Gallo said. One part of the law, due to be voted by the National Assembly later this year, will
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      Lock icon Paribas officials, clients charged
      129 2 Reuter THE FORMER chairman of the French bank Paribas, three of his principal officers and 63 customers have been charged with serious currency control violations and will go on trial next December, court officials said on Wednesday. The trial of the 67, includ- ing Pierre Moussa,
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    • BONDS & LOANS
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        83 2 billion seven year Eurocredit for the European Economic Community attracted total underwriting commitments of $2.2 billion from 49 lead managers, Joint lead manager Chase Manhattan Bank said. Forty-one lead managers out of an invited 53 joined the eight coordinators in the deal. Invited to underwrite $40 million or
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        PAINE,
        108 2 Webber, Jackson and Curtis Inc said that it signed an agreement with Citicorp's Citibank NA and First National Bank of Chicago for a US$5O million senior subordinated term loan. The company said that under terms of the agreement an initial advance of $17.5 million will be used to refinance
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        THE Communications Satellite Corp,
        85 2 Comsat, is raising US$lOO million through a four year revolving credit facility to back up issues of US commercial paper, lead manager Credit Suisse First Boston said. The loan charges spreads over London interbank offered rates of 3/8 per cent for the first 60 days after
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        BARNETT Banks of Florida
        56 2 Inc's 15 year convertible Eurobond has been increased to US$4O million from the original $30 million, and its coupon reduced following strong investor demand, lead manager Shearson/ American Express international group said. The coupon will be 7'/, per cent, paid semi-annual-ly, compared with an indicated 7'/i
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      Lock icon RISE IN 1984 SAYS BURNS
      78 2 Reuter FORMER US Federal Reserve Board chairman Arthur Burns said that US interest rates will rise next year. Mr Burns, US Ambassador to West Germany and an economic adviser to President Reagan, told the US Chamber of Commerce on Wednesday US rates will probably fall
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      Lock icon NZ to grant forex dealing licences this month
      189 2 Reuter NEW ZEALAND is likely to announce the award of new foreign exchange dealing licences later this month, Reserve Bank deputy governor Rod Deane said yesterday. In a speech prepared for a business conference in Sydney and released in Wellington, Mr Deane
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    • MONEY AND EXCHANGES
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        PLR
        22 2 THE average rate at which major Singapore banks are currently prepared to lend to their best customers is 8.94 per cent.
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        ASIAN $
        180 2 ASIAN ASIAN currency deposit Interbank rates as at close on July 7: US Dollar**Spot) Offer Bid 7 days 911/16 9 9/16 1 month 911/16 99/16 2 month* 9* 941 3 months 10 9* 6 months 10* 10* 9 months 10* 10* 12 months 107/16 105/16 DM. 8wJrs. 1 month 3
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        Discount
        46 2 RANGE of prices oflei red by discount bow* aa July 7: Overnight: 1 Call deposits. 2 3 Ctastot f Bayi»| 3-month Sellix Treasury bills 2H M 3-month Bank bills S* 8 3 months CD 7H 7H 0 months CD 7H 7* Source: National Discount Co
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        Singapore market
        489 2 THE MOOD on the foreign exchange market continued to be watchful yesterday as light trading prevailed. Against the local dollar, the US currency opened at 552.1270/80 and held up through the morning because of commercial buying. Later in the day, it fell to a low of $2.1225/35 before
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        GOLD
        280 2 GOLD FUTURES in Singapore yesterday closed firmer compared with New York's level after fluctuating within a narrow margin throughout the session. Total sales for the day was recorded at 56 lots while kerb volume at 224 lots. Prompt closed higher at US$4l5/416 an ounce compared with $413.00/413.75 in New
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        Silver quotes
        36 2 New York 11.S8B U.42B 11.65S 11.49S Zurich 11 40B 11.288 11.SOS HMn 11.38S u mI Singapore ueoB WOT ***** 11.70S 11.48S Closing price* in US doUan a troy oune e. Source: Credit Suisse, S'pore.
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        Hongkong
        75 2 THE US dollar yesterday recovered partially from early lows against most major currencies, with trading revived ahead of the european opening. Banknote met yesterday: (HKpcrl): US 7.0S/7.0S UK 10 80 11 00 Brunei 3 31 3.33 W Germany 2.7(5/2.785 Malaysia 3 02 3 04 Philippines 0.62 0 (4 Singapore
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        London
        43 2 EARLY news that the Bundesbank acted to add liquidity to the domestic money market helped pull the dollar off its easier opening in London. Opening quotes ye*t erday US 1.54J7 <7 Cu 1 8967 996 Cross 1 2292 96 mjiM aide BiLh
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        Tokyo
        102 2 THE DOLLAR yesterday closed slightly easier at 239.15 yen from the 239.35/45 New York finish, but was supported by light commercial buying. The dollar fell to 238.85 yen soon after the 239.20 opening, but fluctuated narrowly slightly above 239 yen for most of the day. The dollar's initial fall
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      98 2 rr i t 1 X Vt There was a time when there were no machines and man was the supreme artisan. His hands the tools of ingenuity Testoni perpetuate the an of such craftsmanship. Each piece of leather hand-cured and metamorphosed into a collection of exquisite shoes, bells, bags, wallets
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      186 2 Cathay Building A Distinguished Address An historic landmark headquarters of the Supreme Allied Commander SE Asia during Work) War II Central Location Multi-storey Car Park Executive Swimming Pool 24-hour Security Service Restaurant. Bar Fast Food Store Well maintained premises Make it your business address Available now for rent Contact: Mr.
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  • TRADE AND INDUSTRY
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      SNP invests $3.7m in new equipment
      221 3  -  By MONICA GWEE SINGAPORE National Printers (SNP) has invested $3.7 million in new equipment in anticipation of an economic upturn next year. General manager Jeffrey Tan expects the investment to pay off by a 25 per cent increase in the company's $15 million annual
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      Convention to focus on high-rise living
      494 3 HIGH-RISE, high-density living will be the focus of an international convention here in September. Organised by the Singapore Professional Centre, the convention, the first of its kind here, expects 500 participants and speakers irom Europe, the US, Sweden, Nigeria, Australia and the Asia-Pacific countries.
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      MEMO PAD
      769 3 SEMINARS AND COURSES July 1-Oct 18 (Tuesdays and Fridays): Effective Personnel Management, Waterloo Centre, Personnel k Organisation Development July 4-Sep 5 (Mondays and Thursdays): The Administrative Secretary, Waterloo Centre, Personnel k Organisation Development July 5-Sep 8 (Tuesdays and Thursdays): Jewellery Presentation Drawing, Institute of Education, NUS Department of
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      RPF has paid out $108.4m since 1968
      175 3 A TOTAL of $108.4 million were paid out by the Redundancy Payments Fund (RPF) from its inception in 1968 to the end of last year. The fund was set up initially to handle money due to workers affected by the British withdrawal from
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      Majority of women get less than $600 a month
      292 3  -  By AGNES WEE SINGAPORE women have still some way to go before they can achieve higher earning power. More than three quarters (76 per cent) of the female workforce earned less than 1600 per month. This was one of the findings
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      Seminar on investment this month
      268 3 INVESTING in antiques, the future direction of the stock market and the role of speculators in the property market will be discussed at a seminar on investment. The half-day seminar, to be held at Hotel Equatorial on July 23, is organised by the Chung Ling
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      TRADE TALK
      352 3 SEVERAL leading companies in the aerospace industry will participate in Asian Aerospace '84 in Singapore on Jan 18-22, 1984. The companies will be represented in six national stands Britain, Canada, France, Sweden, the US and West Germany. They include Rockwell-Collins, Hughes Aircraft, Aerospatiale, Stillwell Aviation, Bendix and Hongkong
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  • RAW MATERIALS
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      Produce exchange
      173 4 CHINESE Prtdice Exchange, Singapore, ■••n closing prices per lMkg ywtorday. Coeoaat ail: Bulk fob $119.00 sellers, old drum (in second hand drum) fob $132.00 sellers, new drum fob $136.00 sellers. Copra: Mixed (loose) $70 buyers. Pepper: Muntok white pepper fob Asta NLW $370.00 sellers, Sarawak white pepper faq
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      TEXTILES
      152 4 YARN and cotton prices were quoted as follows in Hongkong yesterday. (In HK dollars, spot ex-go-down) Cettea yam: China Blue Phoenix 20s 2,520 32s 3,290, 40s 3,380 (per bale of 400 lbs). Pakistan raw eettea: LSS 6.18, 4F 6.15, 289F 6.20; NT roller ginned 6.18 (per lb). CLOTH in
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      RICE
      324 4 SINGAPORE: Yesterday's closing prices in SI per kilo, ex-godown: THAI WHITE: 100 per cent first class (Kangaroo) new crop 1.04, 100 per cent second class 0.76, 100 per cent third class 0.72, 25 per cent new crop 0.58, B-10 per cent no stock. THAI BROKEN: A-super 0.62, Special 0.56.
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      RUBBER
      296 4 RUBBER PRICES in Singapore yesterday closed slightly lower with July One RSS buyers quoted at 238.50 cents per kilo, down half a cent from Wednesday's close. Morning prices were marked down slightly on lack of buying support after a lower opening. Afternoon prices recovered marginally on some speculative buying
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      RAS PRICES
      328 4 RAS prices In cents per kilo yesterday: Noon (per kilo) Buyers Sellers Int. 1 R.S.S. prompt f.o.b. 236 00 237.00N Int. 1 R.S.S. July 238.00 238.50 Int. 1 R.S.S. August 241.25 241.75 Int. 2 R.S.S. 228.00 230.00N UK/Coat 227 00 229.00N Int. 3 R.S.S. 224.00 226.00N UK/Coot 223.00
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      SSR and SMR
      109 4 NOON SSI tad SMR prtcaa yaatardayRA8 J-Jy Aifut (Carraat Bayars S« Mth) illara (Parwant MU) Burara SaUara SSR 20 (1 too pallx 1) 212.00 *****N 213.00 21S.00N SSR 50 (I-ton palta I) ***** 210.00N 209.00 211.00N MRKLB Jaljr Aifut SMRCV (1-too pallat 296.50 297.SON 296 50 298.50N
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      CLOSING PRICES
      32 4 Rubber July 7 Singapore: July: 238.50 cents (down 0.50 cent) Malaysia: July: 258.50 centa (down 1.50 cents) Tin: M 530.96 per kilo (up 5.00 cents) 205 tonnes (down 25 tonnes)
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      Straits Tin
      95 4 THE STRAITS TIN price in Penang yesterday gained Ave cents to MSM.M n kilo, bat remained within the ITA lower range of M$2S.l5 and M$32.M. Dealers differed on whether the buffer stock manger was in the market. Seme detected the BSM as the main buyer, taking the balk
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      SOYBEAN
      184 4 SOYBEAN futures in Chicago on Wednesday rallied to close lO' i to 9'/« US-cents a bushel higher in moderately active trade. September traded in a 9V, cent range Private forecasts predicting hot, dry weather for the rest of July firmed new crop prices, although some traders said hot temperatures
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      WHEAT
      168 4 WHEAT futures in Chicago on Wednesday ended 4V« to seven US-cents a bushel higher in moderately active trade. September traded in a five cent range. A higher than expected export figure supported prices from the opening. Steady commercial purchases throughout the session continued the firming trend. Larger than anticipated
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      PALM OIL
      135 4 THE Malaysian crude palm oil market yesterday ended higher on late covering in quiet trading, with operators sidelined awaiting the STC's tender. In July, central firmed M 57.50 to MJ807.50 per tonne, south rose M 57.00 to MsBl6 and north M 53.00 to MsBoB while in August, south
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      LONDON MARKETS
      992 4 COFFEE: Robusta coffee futures at midday yesterday were between £18 and £11 a tonne below Wednesday's close in traded positions. Prices remained under pressure, ending at the session's lows. Selling came from trade and commission houses which looked for a continuation of Wednesday's weak trend. Traders seem to
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  • OVERSEAS
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      Lock icon New head explains expanded role of rubber study group
      298 5 Reuter AN INTERNATIONAL Rubber Study Group (IRSG) decision last month to establish an industry advisory panel will enable its Secretariat to make its work as relevant as possible to rubber industry needs, newly elected IRSG secretarygeneral John Carr said in London.
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      Lock icon Soaring sales lor six US carmakers
      547 5 AP, UPI THE six major US carmakers have reported that new car sales soared 58.7 per cent in late June compared with the depressed year-ago period. They sold 252,513 cars between June 21 and 30 compared with 159,087 in late June 1982. Specifically, General
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      DAILY AIRCRAFT MOVEMENTS
      716 5 ARRIVALS Service Local Operator Number Time From PAA PA5 0015 JFK/SFO/HKG TMA TL351 0600 BEY/BOM SLA SQ43 0750 DHA MAS MH601 0620 KUL CAL aoio 0655 JEDDHA MAS MH671 0905 KUL MAS MH811 0910 PEN SIA SQ103 0945 KUL RBA BI421 1000 BWN MAS MH603 1020 KUL
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      Lock icon Manila increases minimum wage and allowances
      243 5 Reuter PHILIPPINE President Ferdinand Marcos has raised the statutory minimum wage and allowances by 3.50 pesos a day, with the increases effective in two stages. Workers will receive an additional one peso in daily minimum wages, effective on July 6, plus a 1.50 peso
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      Lock icon Emergency imports ordered by Nigeria
      254 5 Reuter THE Nigerian government is spending 440 million naira in emergency imports to combat shortages and rising prices of essential goods, Agriculture Minister Adamu Ciroma said. Mr Ciroma, who heads a presidential task force to facilitate the import of the goods, said import licences worth
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    • WORLD IN BRIEF
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        Lock icon INVESTMENT GUARANTEES
        355 5 Agencies THE Swiss government has proposed partial state guarantees for capital borrowed by small and medium-sized companies for innovative investments. The statement referred specifically to investments in the high-technology sector. The plan is one of several in a scheme to stimulate economic recovery. INDONESIA and Sooth Korea have
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      Lock icon Developing countries and EEC disagree on sugar prices
      312 5 Reuter DEVELOPING nations are locked in dispute with the Eirapeu Economic Commaalty over how mirk they should be paid for «agar exports to the It-nation bloc this year, officials said. With thousands of people la African, Caribbean aad Pacific (ACP) states dependent
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      Lock icon Non-Opec states urged to help stabilise market
      392 5 Reuter NON-OPEC oil producers must help maintain the current stability of the international oil market, Opec's acting secretary-general Fahil Al-Shalavi told a Financial Times conference in London. Opec is currently bearing the brunt of market stabilisation through its pricing and output accord agreed
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      Lock icon Kohl's visit enhances Bonn's East-West role
      324 5 Reuter WEST GERMAN Chancellor Helmut Kohl's visit to the Soviet Union has failed to break the East-West deadlock over European missiles deployment but has reinforced his country's position as a broker between Washington and Moscow. The Christian Democratic chancellor has publicly denied any intention
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      Lock icon UK to spend more on defence
      216 5 AP PRIME Minister Margaret Thatcher's government has unveiled a defence plan that calls for a 10 per cent increase in overall spending and continuation of Britain's "Fortress Falklands" policy. Britain will spend £15.97 billion in the coming fiscal year, the government said in its
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      Lock icon British Aerospace to reduce workforce
      174 5 Reuter BRITISH Aeraspaee will eat 1U work fwee by by the middle of Kit year beetue of the W— In tke eivll aircraft market. Meet of tke jak eats, tram a wark force of akeat 78,iM, will came frem tke elesare of a faetary aear
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      142 5 Put The Dynasty's table wine on your table too. ProPatriarchefixwiiEscofßer. The Dynasty Hotel had no hesitation when it came to choosing a house wine. You'll find the full-bodied red and white Pere Patriarche wines in The Dynasty's exclusive Continental restaurant and throughout the hotel. And The Dynasty is among the
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    Reversing the downtrend
    436 6 THE SINGAPORE Tourist Promotion Board is going all out to make sure that the tourist industry is not too seriously affected by the worldwide recession. Its concern is understandable because tourist arrivals have actually fallen this year. Add to the the fact that the number of hotel
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    Lock icon World debt crisis moves into second round
    3897 6  -  Creditors and debtors find common ground in the overriding need In the lirst round, the scope of the international debt crisis was outlined: developing countries in Latin America, Africa and Asia owed banks in the industrialised world some US$7OO billion. As it moves
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      208 6 r« i* 11 equipment and furniture. Owing to impending cessation of operations, we are offering for sale the entire contents of our hotel, on a tender basis. The closing date for offers will be 12 noon, Wednesday July 20th, 1983. Interested parties, pfc tri: 737-1122 e* 135. I rinj (il
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  • Page 6 Miscellaneous
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      426 6 iTiVfS.IRWDTO SINGAPORE 5 3.00 PM Opening folowed by A House Is Not a Home 4.30 Sports Spectacular 4.55 The Book Tower 5.25 New Zoo Revue 5.50 The Ba|thorpe Saga Ordhary lack (Part 2) 6.15 News (English) 6.25 Suftera Irama (Malay/r) 6.50 Teen Up 7.20 Newswatch: News for children. 7.30 News
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      670 6 TWO-11-OME CBOSBWORD CRYPTIC PUZZLE ACROSS 4 He may be doing wrong out East (6) 7 You can stay at his place (8) 8 Something like a totem (6) 10 Such work is timely (S) 13 To get a portion of beef to eat is an achievement! (4) 14 A good
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    Lock icon Cornering China's copier market
    671 7  -  By MICHAEL ROSS UPI "MY SOUL is not In Chicago," said Otto Clark in Guilin, China, as he pursued a piece of slippery fish across his plate with chopsticks. "I'm more a citizen of the world." What brought the Czech-born American entrepreneur to this scenic but
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      250 8 Where to wine, dine and entertain AMERICAN! Ml HI 111 S with the American Express Card If you dont already have the Card, call *****33 for an application form" I I WK* Luncheon^-:, Noov a f at the Luna ?St-' r;; uh $12* P" P crSOn PRETAPORTERI9B3 July 8 David
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      177 8 A 1 *3 We're blasting off tonight and every night at Para Wave Discotheque Take off to the stars groove to the pulsating rhythms spun by the dynamic music makers. Solosa Sound Services Business Hours 4 First Drink Charge: Weekdays 4 Sundays 9pm 2am, J1700.. Fridays, Saturdays Eva of Public
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      191 8 An English Afternoon Tea, So qoodvou could stay for hours. A choice of 20 delicious teas. Silver service, naturally. And light, classical music to accompany it all. The Music Room. At the Hilton. F Agreatplacetobe. Be in vogue "illxLit )IcUV Very exclusive. Very different Wry private. It's disco and more.
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      216 8 Our newly extended Coffee Garden is now better than ever. Whether you have an appetite for local or continental food, youll find our staff friendly and efficient, our food appealing and delicious. Try our famous claypot specialities, Hainanese chicken rice and other dishes. _X_ For reservations, please call *****22 ext
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      Market picks up at final hour
      1112 9 NEW YORK WALL STREET stock prices turned higher in the final hour of trading on Wednesday as bargain hunters turned away from their concerns about interest rates and re-entered the market. The Dow Jones Industrial Average, which moved in a narrow range most of
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      LONDON STOCKS
      825 9 SHARE prices closed mainly lower yesterday as early gains were given up on a lack of followthrough buying, dealers said. At 3pm, the Financial limes Index was down 2.4 points at 694.2. Trading was quiet ahead of UK Chancellor of the Exchequer Nigel Lawson's statement to Parliament. The
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      Bangkok turnover increases
      158 9 SHARE prices yesterday closed higher on an increased turnover at the Securities Exchange of Thailand. The Book Club Index rose 0.66 point to 126.72 on a turnover of 53.9 million baht with more than 511,000 shares traded. JULY 91 Aokham Thai Asla ran Bangkok Bank Bank Of
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      Manila
      105 9 SHARE prices yesterday closed mixed on a turnover of 2.45 million peso 6, down from 3.38 million on Wednesday. JULY VI Acojc Mints* Anglo Phil A pax Mining B AUti finn Baculo Ootd BasIc Petroleum Peaos 0-014 -0001 SUO OuMM -1 unch Brantt Coo. B CDCi» Pirn Phil HMp
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      417 9 HONGKONG LATE institutional demand lifted share prices close to early highs and most traded issues ended higher yesterday. Among leaders, Cheung Kong rose 25 cents to HKJ9.35, HK Bank 10 cents to 18.25, HK Land 7.5 cents to $4.20, HK Wharf 10 cents to $4,475 and Jardine
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      Sydney closes sharply higher
      415 9 AUSTRALIAN share prices yesterday rose strongly in active trading, led by sharp gains among energy, mining and media stocks, following a sharp upturn on Wall Street. The market opened broadly higher and continued to advance in morning trading. Near the close the All-Ordi-naries Index was up
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        HSIN Chong Holdings (HK) Ltd's
        96 9 group net profit after tax, minorities, exceptional and extraordinary items was HK$44.l million ($112.4 million) in the year ended March 31. Gross write-down for the cost of several subsidiaryowned development projects was 197.5 million (no comparison). Extraordinary profit was $43.1 million (profit *10.9 million previously).
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        THE KOWLOON Motor Bus Co (1933) Ltd's
        98 9 parent net profit after tax and transfers to development fund but before extraordinary items was HKJIO9 million ($B9 million) in 1983. Extraordinary profit was 137 million (nil). Transfers to development fund was $21 million ($l6 million). Earnings per share were 103 cents (84
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        OVERSEAS Trust Bank Ltd
        49 9 has formed a financial investment company in conjunction with Southeast Asia Properties and Finance Ltd. The new company, called O and S Investments Ltd, has a share capital of HKJIO million and four subsidiaries, specialising in deposit taking, commodity dealing. and bullion and securities trading.
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        DAIMLER Benz
        250 9 AG expects its 1962 dividend can be maintained for 1983 in spite of increased share capital, managing board chairman Gerhard Prinz said. For 1962, Daimler raised dividend to 10.5 marks from 10 marks and paid a one mark bonus. Prinz told the annual meeting the 1962 bonus has
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      Tokyo shares stronger
      559 9 SHARE prices yesterday closed higher, helped by the Waß Street rally on Wednesday and the yen's rise against the iiu" profit-taking in front-runners pared prices from the all-time high recorded at midday. q nTSe™""* 01 ained a provisional 30.88 to do* rr^, 1 f a cl after
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      131 9 TAN CHONG TOWER Ideal accommodation for your consultants on project work. 28 units of service apartments Available for minimum one month's lease Convenient in-house apartment cleaning services Strategic location within CBD Completely furnished right down to kitchenware and linen I ISli s If For details, call Leasing Executive Tan Chong
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    BUSINESS DONE ON THE SES AND THE KLSE
    3196 10 BID and offer prices officially lfrUd 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. All Times Settlement Contracts are quoted after
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    In Kuala Lumpur
    2227 10 BID and offer price* officially listed and business In and reported to tbe Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange yesterday, with the number of shares traded shown In brackets in lots of 1,000 units unless otherwise specified. IXDUBTUALS Ataa (3JOB 3.525) (31) 3.50 (1) 3 54 (1) 3 6
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    Stocks retreat after upsurge
    724 10 STRONG early baylag not the local Mack market to a aew Ugh yesterday bat It elmbft eaMer la the after aaea a* aaaay tmmg The Straits TIaMS U» trial Isiei, which raae to a aew Ugh of MLM at the II 8M kreak, el—ed lit potato
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    426 10 SHARE prices finished mixed to slightly steady on the Kuala Lumpur stock market yesterday. After opening generally higher, prices rose for most of the morning in spite of scattered profit-taking. In the afternoon, prices remained steady but profittaking set in during the Wn«i hour of
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    Unit trusts
    185 10 Maaagera' pr Ices for Jaly 8 SINGAPORE UNIT TRUST 2* Commerce 3 JO J. 72 The Saving* Fund 2 04 117 fpore Prof Fund 1.5S 1« S pore Sec. Fund 2.38 253 S pore Invest Fund 1.17 l.Msd S pore Equity Fund 1.J5 164 DIAMOND MOTI Diamond Spore
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  • COMPANY NEWS
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        AMERICAN Can Co
        63 11 report- Ed to the Securities and Exchange Commission that it acquired 1,067,565 shares, or 7.5 per cent, of the common stock of Paine Webber Inc. American Can said the shares were acquired through its wholly-owned subsidiary Associated Madison Co Inc and that it paid approximately U5554.3 million
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        ADAM Opel AG,
        162 11 a wholly- owned subsidiary of Genera] Motors Corp, expects an improved profit in 1963, management board chairman Ferdinand Beickler told the annual press conference, without giving a figure. The company has already announced a 91.9 million mark profit (or 1982, its first since 19T9, after a 592.8
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      Textile Corp takes steps to diversify
      436 11 TEXTILE Corporation is actively looking into the prospects of diversification in order to expand the group's profit base. Noting this in his latest annual review, chairman Mr Loong Yoke Phin says that such "positive measures" to improve the performance of the group would thus
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      Toshiba is optimistic
      134 11 TOSHIBA Corp has predicted consolidated sales in the year ending next March 31 will rise to a record 2,630 billion yen as a result of high sales of domestic and industrial electronic appliances and parts. The company earlier reported 1982 consolidated sales rose to a record 2,401
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      Time Engineering's offer out on July 21
      439 11 THE public share offer from Time Engineering Bhd is tentatively set for July 21 with subscription expected to close by Aug 11. Time Engineering, as reported earlier, is expected to float 6.6 million ordinary shares of Msl each at par. Out of the
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      185 11 Pan Malaysia Rubber Industries Berhad (Incorporated in Malaysia) The Directors of Pan Malaysia Rubber Industries Berhad are pleased to announce the unaudited results of the Company and of the Group incorporating the results of associated companies for the year ended 31st March 1983. 1983 1982 Unaudited Audited DIVIDEND The Directors
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      528 11 Pan Malaysia Cement Works Berhad (Incorporated in Malaysia) The Directors of Pan Malaysia Cement Works Berhad are pleased to announce the unaudited results of the Company and of the Group incorporating the results of associated companies for the year ended 31st March 1983. 1983 1982 Unaudited Audited Group Group Incorporating
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      SINGAPORE
      165 12 Rises Indices Datek Baby 580 50 July 6 July 7 Island Pea 815 36 M Cmmmnt CASHtOt 3 P Textile PMC 010 780 280 805 30 30 27 25 BT Composite: BT Indicator: ST Industrials: 960.10 *****64 984.31 957.16 *****96 983.09 K G Hides 205 25 ST Finance: 2648.35
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      KUALA LUMPUR
      162 12 Rises Indices Dutch Baby 640 +55 July 6 July 7 SP Text 330 43 MBT Index: *****52 *****57 CAC Bin tang 486 42 40 +31 NST Industrials 1378.57 1379.24 M Cement M Oxy 960 506 NST Finance: NST Hotels: 2533.68 657.77 2532.29 657.77 Norsechem M Flour PMC M
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      Selected indices
      50 12 H.K.HANG SENG Wednesday 603.5 Week Ago 605.0 Thursday 1033.39 Wednesday 1010.40 Week Ago 904.35 FINANCIAL TIMES INDUSTRIALS AUSTRALIAN INDUSTRIALS Wednesday 696.6 Tuesday 691.8 Week Ago 713.9 Thursday 746.1 DOW JONES AVERAGE Wednesday 740.3 INDUSTRIALS Week Ago 742.3 ALL ORDINARIES Wednesday 1220.65 Tuesday 1208.53 Thursday 811.5 Week Ago 1213.74
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    UMW making machines under Komatsu licence
    436 12 UNITED Motor Works (UMW), which has just obtained full certification from Komatsu Ltd of Japan, has moved into the manufacture of bulldozers and hydraulic excavators in Malaysia. A UMW spokesman confirmed that local production of bulldozers started in the third quarter of last year
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    COMPANY BRIEFS
    174 12 KINTA Kellas Tin Dredging Cm PLC has appointed Pertanian Baring Sanwa Bhd as independent adviser to minority shareholders in connection with the offer for the remaining Kinta Kellas shares by a consortium of Syarikat Siah Brothers, Manong and Kim Hing. LARUT Ha Fields Bhd has told the Kuala
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    Strong debut by Cerebos and Sing on SES
    354 12  -  By CHAN OI CHEE SHARES of Cerebos Pacific Ltd and Sing Investments A Finance Ltd made a strong debut on the Stock Exchange of Singapore yesterday. Cerebos' shares, which opened at a handsome premium of 73 cents (or 54 per cent) over
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      HOTEL Tai-Pan Ltd
      58 12 has reported profit after-tax of $2.36 million ($2.24 million) on turnover of $7.3 million ($6.95 million). Directors are recommending a first and final dividend of five cents per share less tax (same) payable on Jan 4, 1984. The company also valued its hotel and adjoining property at
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    Approval for transfer of Renong domicile
    370 12 THE Malaysian Capital Imei Committee has approved the pespooed transfer ef domicile ef Renong Tin Dredging Co PLC to Malaysia, bat made significant revisions to proposals by Its successor, Renong Tin BM, on the acquisition of properly development companies nnd a pablle offer sf
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    Paper Products incurs heavy loss
    494 12  -  [«■lll Companies Editor: Mano Sabnani By NAJEEB JARHOM PAPER Products (Malaya) Bhd has slipped deep into the red with a staggering group post-tax loss of M 57.16 million in 1982 against a profit after tax of $639,000 the year before. The company blamed adverse markets
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    TDM in rationalisation move
    358 12 TDM Bhd, in a move to rationalise its operations, has proposed the purchase of Klang Jaya Bharu Development Bhd and TD Leasing Sdn Bhd from Palm Oil Products (M) Bhd for a total of M 57.35 million cash. TDM announced yesterday it has reached agreement with
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      291 12 London stocks on Page 9 MM i, i I L 1 July September, 1983 Course Title Date 1. New Business Initation 2. Effective Communication in Business Relationships 3. Getting Results with Time Management 4. The Secretary in Management Today 5. Taking Charge: Assertiveness Techniques for Women Managers 6. Strategic Career
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      198 12 =tiliT; .(*'> i L Make it your business to be part of W The First International Technology Exhibition for Asia 6 9 September 1983 World Trade Centre Singapore. Asian Energy B3 is Energy Generation, Distribution, Conservation and Alternative Energy Sources. It is estimated that in the rapidly expanding ASEAN and
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      62 12 WEATiHER OUTLOOK for today: Fair in the morning; showers in several areas in the afternoon. Report for 24 hoars prior to 7M pm on Jmly 7 at the airport: Maximum temperature 28.1 Associated humidity 79 Minimum temperature 22.6 Associated humidity 96 Hours of sunshine 2.0 Rainfall in millimetres Trace Total
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  • SHIPPING TIMES
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      Association seeks return of maritime lien
      239 13 THE International Ship Suppliers' Association (ISSA) is pressing the worldwide reintroduction of the maritime lien to give ship suppliers claims similar to crew precedence over claims of banks against owners in financial difficulties. ISSA president Mr Henry Lange said that in the event of
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      Sharp decline in movement of dry cargo to Indonesia
      554 13  -  By JUNE LIM DRY cargo movement from Singapore to Indonesia has suffered a sharp decline since the beginning of this year. Industry sources estimated that the volume has dipped by about 20 to 30 per cent compared with a year earlier.
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        Lock icon CAF amendments
        81 13 Reuter THE Sri Lanka Eastbound Conferences said they have amended their currency adjustment factors, effective from July 11, for member lines trading to India and Sri Lanka. They said an amended CAF of minus 16 per cent (previous minus 12 per cent) will apply to vessels trading from
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        Lock icon Daewoo's new dry dock
        62 13 Reuter DAEWOO Shipbuilding and Heavy Machinery Ltd said it launched a new multi-purpose dry dock to boost its shipbuilding capacity to 1.5 million gross tons from 1.2 million. The dock, which cost 61.2 billion won to build at Okpo Shipyard on the island of Koje, is
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        Lock icon Congestion surcharge
        37 13 Reuter THE Hongkong/Gulf of Aden and Red Sea Ports Conference said it will raise the congestion surcharge on cargo loaded for direct discharge at Aden to 30 per cent from 10, effective July 21. Reuter
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        Raising tariff rates
        43 13 MEMBER lines of the Japan/Hongkong and Japan/Straits freight agreement announced they plan to increase tariff rates by 3.5 per cent from September 1, except ancillary charges and ad valorem cargoes. Rate details will be available by the end of August.
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        Lock icon Saudi line's new service
        79 13 Reuter THE Saudi National Shipping Line is to start a Middle East to Europe, roll-on/roll-off cargo service next year. The company will operate a minimum of one call every three weeks, including a British port, but no details were released as to whether chartered or new
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      INDEX TO ADVERTISERS
      803 13 Shlpptag Llae P*8* CM AC Toepler VI l AIm VI i Ahrenkiel Liner VI s Aiitraas vn 4 Alpar VI 9 Antara Shpg X 4 A PC Line V 4 APL Aqua Lu>« m DC 4/9 4 Arabian Bulk X 3 Argentine IV 4 ASCL m I
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      Another phase of Ellerman's on-line plan completed
      436 14 ANOTHER phase of Ellerman City Liners' £150,000 computerised documentation and business information programme has been completed. The system, using the "SHIPS" hardware and software package from Turnkey Applied Computing Systems Ltd, is part of a programme of management and systems changes aimed at
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      ORIENT EXCHANGE
      1249 14 IF CONTAINER liftings in Taiwan are anything to go by, the state of shipping in the containerised sector, in the Far East at least, is facing a strong resurgence. Outbound traffic in Taiwan is enjoying a unprecedented upsurge in the quantity of containers loaded in the main ports
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      LONDON FREIGHTS
      1864 14 CHINESE charterers on Wednesday continue to show interest in the timecharter section of the freight market and have booked a 15,000-tonner from Venice-Priolo range to China at U552,975 daily. Other time-charter business included a 26,000 tonner with delivery Antwerp for a trans-Atlantic round voyage via the Great Lakes
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      The Consortia
      193 15 THE MAJOR shipping consortia operating between the Far East /Europe, Far East/Persian Gulf, Straits ports/Australia, Straits/Japan and the member lines: ACE (PAR EAST/EUROPE): Franco Belgian Services. "K" Line. Korean Shipping Corporation. Neptune Orient Lines. Orient Overseas Container Line. Cho Yang Shipping. ANRO (STRAITS/AUSTRALIA): Australian National Line. Australia/Straits Container
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      Lock icon Comecon facing uphill struggle to maintain cargoes
      314 15 Seatrade ORIGINALLY scheduled to double its capacity this year in preparation fen* the opening of the Rhine-Main-Danube Canal, the Comecon Inter lighter service, founded five years ago, is facing an uphill struggle to maintain cargoes. Partners in the bargecarrying service the USSR, Bulgaria,
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      Lock icon Chinese keen on carrying US grain
      102 15 Reuter CHINA recently expressed interest in arranging for freight to carry US grain from Gulf and other ports for September shipment forward, grain exporters said. They said the freight interest is the first sign China may be on the verge of resuming purchases of
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      TNT takes over IPEC Europe operations
      409 15 THOMAS Nationwide Transport (TNT), has acquired IPEC Europe, which specialises in fast door-to-door delivery of urgent goods throughout Europe. The deal means that TNT will take over the IP EC's complete European operations making it the undisputed leader in this highly competitive sector. The
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      Lock icon Company plans to sell shares
      90 15 Reuter THE Saudi National Shipping Co plans a public sale of shares in the next three months, managing director Abdul Aziz al-Turki said. The decision to sell the shares was taken by the company's board. He gave no further details. The company is owned by
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      SHIPPING LIST where your ships are due...and when
      5517 20 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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      Container Schedules
      708 21 CONTAINER TERMINAL RECEIVING OF EXPORT FCL CONTAINERS AND LCL CARGO Godowns FCL Qi* 7 A r r iv i'. rv or kCL" Movement bh, P Voy Date/Time Operator Cargo Schedule 22SB83 8.7.83 2100 Seven Seas FSB 0700-0600 N Garnet™ 0 15W W83 S'?'S StS S'pore Sov TA 3
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      1516 21 The leading shipping lines operating from local ports and their agents. A-B APKA-African Shipping Agencies (S). Tranagroup (S). AAteteiM Itear hrilw Kim Shpg (S) CTm*. Sea CmmSm (S)/ Marlntex Enterprtoe (PK). A|p* latraaea (S)/Bintang Shpg (KL)/ /^IT 1 C rfo Forwarding (fTI). Alttiaas Ki|iw AUtrana Pi)
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      494 22 AT CONVENTIONAL WHARVES Vessel KEPPEL WHARVES f Amfltriti VIr Balantang Equator in I *,Meadowbank Toyofuji No 6 Z~' Victoria I j»1- Well Rainbow Cherry Bagus T-7 Jenhol ~-Kim Soon Li Ned Leuve •>NiagaXHI ';J;TPervomaysk Rajah Brooke t Seng Hing W Shoun Maru No 6 PASIR PANJANG Asian
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      332 13 BOOKS FOR PROFIT .Times Bookshops ^^&~`(_:"@"{+/<>!\&%$<&.!?>,(=) EL I R DIM AN I Ml FULLY CONTAINERISED SERVICE TU fUROPf VIA SUEZ •WTU* GMfCT 15ft mtCATO* JIN KOKM CHANCE IJII HM6WOHD BHDGE 1»N KOREAN MCEJM 20N OCMIO PU 3CN OKMTM. CHEF 35N MJKME CONTMPO 36N 1 HAS HOKE 4211 CMH CONTMO 22*
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      367 13 HSEALOIIDU UASC UNITED ARAB SHIPPING CO (SAG; lII* i 4 41.1 Mi ■111*1 j ill i EXPRESS MULTI-PURPOSE SERVICES X.T Kuwait (24/7), Shuaiba (27/7), Jubail (30/7), Dammam (1/8), Doha (4/8), Dubai (6/8). Abu Dhabi (7/8) FULLY CONTAINERISED SERVICE vessel lAI MANAKH V.l a pore 17/7 AL MARtYAH V.l 2/o I*
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      1045 13 The Straits Companies Times WpSS. whectory Agencies Of Singapore J (Buku Merahj^^t MAERSK LINE EXPORT FULL CONTAINER I TO: U.S. PACIFIC, GULF, ATLANTIC, EAST CANADA, INLAND POINTS I£DA MAERSK UCA MAERSK "SKGAPQRE CLQSWC TMES CY lltti July 11QQ HRS CFS 10tf> My 2300 HftS TO BELGIUM, HOLLAND, U.K. GERMANY, FRANCE.
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      456 14 wliMm FAR EAST/EUROPE CONTAINER SERVICE To Europe feede« |*P Ketangj Vessel Spore 11) Msedtesl 2) Mam 13) Kbw| I 4) Gtmrt From Eur Mm Acceptni fw 1) Barcelona. Genoa. 2) Amstefdam Antwerp. I Havre. Basle. UK. 3) Bremen. Bremerhawi. Aartius Copentiafen Helsinki 4) Maimo Stockholm. Oslo •Accepting Europe cargo tor
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      395 14 Y.S. LINE YAMA3HITA-SHINNIHON LINE CONTAINER SERVICES USA/CANADA Atlantic/Canada m 9 iv 7 nn itn a/7 8/7 27/7 VI VI m UAJ OM 7/1 11/ l n in n u rntm a H 13/1 14/1 17/1 A TQM a TUB SM SOD ii/i in w Ll_ V 9 jn *n in
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      52 14 NOTICE VOV: 112 tnm4 4ft Mr. I*3 P.SJL Mm MH 15/ IS. Oneral Survey at cargo tx the •h«>v» vessel will fcw held on Wednesday 13th July, 1983, frum 9.00 a m to 5.00 p.m. N<> further survey will be held after this date. R. JUMMNOY I SONS fit. LTD.
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      723 15 The Straits Steamship Group STRAITS SHAPING Singapore to Sibch, janwafc, Brunei Ports and Bangkok i OCL Overseas Containers Limited SHIP SERVICE TO UK CONTINENT ■ran (Um IrNm Sin •SI M/I N/l «l/l li/t 12/1 14/1 t7/l u/i n/t nn is/i a/i n/« n/i a/i 13/1 N/» m/* M/t IV* M/*
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      289 15 NOTICE (Freight All Kindt) I I =i :i V A Next Sailing Frata Europe ETD 18 July For further information pleaae contact FRATA SHIPPING PTE. LTD. World Trade Centre, Suite 09-01, Maritime Square, Singapore 0400. Telephone: *****04. fjg Franco Belgian Services Af l h.J h• c' r•i( j.' r: ;i(7»i
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      681 16 7 Hapag-Lloyd I 10 COfITININT UK EXPORTS Iwwi Eiprtu Kmrtoan Bay Bay LntrpeU Bay S pore P KetongPefl Leuoes Genoa H boij EMbao Rdam M solle 20/7 22/7 25/7 17/1 14/8 23/8 22/8 30/8 15/8 Gkt Man B>—aa Eiftni Tata Eiprru K*MO«i Bar City at EMwik Otaka Bail Hm*«| Eiprtu
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      324 16 K.&. LINE FULLY CONTAINERISED SERVICE TO IUROPf Vl* SUtZ 1 Mewbff ol the Ace Conwtiur FROM fURQPf VIA SUEZ A Mfmbc^Hh^c^onsortMT^^^^^^l cxvuo piu m FUIIY CONTAINERISED 10 (ROM NORTH 4MIRIOA [AST COAM AGENTS: STORE CRONN MAMC CO (PTE) LTD TEL: *****18 (4 Liwi) TERMNAL OFFICE 2223*29. *****71 SIB-AGENTS: P. KELANG
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      482 16 (V) EVERGREEN LINE FAR EAST EUROPE CONTAINER SERVICE ICCEPTHG Fa I ICI CARGO FOB SfiP Kl IMS FU MM MMI lift (Ml bm* 14/7 IV7 l/l l/l M/l 11/1 11/ l (mU*( H/7 H/7 11/ l 11/ l M/l 21/1 2VI «U 3/1 21/1 25/1 27/1 21/1 M/l *tso teams
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      561 16 Everett Lines /> Burma Five Star Shipping Corpn. JBk "BURMESE NATIONAL LINE" LOADING FOR RANGOON ftum nam BFSSC Agents m Motoys«i BOUSTE AD SHIPPING TEL NOS XL *****4/*****7—PKELANG *****1/8 PENANG *****1/8 Ar|*niina Dt lmne«min»m» $*Clf "ARGENTINE NATIONAL LINE" LOMMG FOB DURBAN MONTEVDEO BUENOS AMES AM) POMIE OES GALETS (RQMON) S'pm
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      240 16 US I NOSE MARITIME PTE LTD XM SUN UNION LINE K MANGE CROSS I VOtTDBREES AGENTS KARACHI SERVICE MWTO* PJtELANC PENMK LOAD FOR 10 12 Mr Karadi 1 kPlrt —A- a/7 SMQSE MAHTM m 110 TEL *****44/7 I 22*137* BOOMNC SEAMT SWIM CONMMT TEL ZZZMMy] WttUIB MALOSE MAMTM SON M
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      589 17 a PIL GROUP VESSELS KOTA WIS AT A KOTA 3EGAR KOTA MUTIARA KOTA ABADI VOYAGE SINOAFOAE E-447 14/19 JULY E-453 29/2 Al>o E-455 5/10 AUG E-457 10/13 AUQ LOAOWQ FOR: MOOCIOAH, JEDOAH. AQABA, FT SUDAN HODEIOAH, JEDOAH AO ABA, FT SUDAN HOOEIOAH, JEDOAH. AQABA, ADEN HOOEIOAH, JEDOAH, MOMBASA, DARES SALAAM.
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      506 17 IRAQI LINE IRAQI STATE ENTERPRISE FOR MARITIME TRANSFOHT WEST BOUND FAR EAST/RAQ SERVICE S'pore P. MM| Loadtif lor M.V. ALFMABI 15 My Bombay/Aqaba/Bavah/ Bafhdad/Madras/Codw M.V. ALWASITI 27 July j, EAST BOUND RED SEA/JAPAN SERVICE MV ALWASITI M.V. ALFARABI Sated 15 My Yokohama/Ouka/Kobe Yokohama/Osaka/Kobc THROUGH B/Ls to BAGHDAD A BASRAH UPON
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      747 17 BENLINE CONTAINERS EXPRESS CONTAINER SERVICE TO/FROM EUROPE sirmts tmm ro eurqpe «»g spom p*(iang |u* ham bhave* bo, Frafthrf EiprfU 12/7 14/7 I 1/1 J/| j/g t Haafktx [ipru 11/7 l#/7 f l/l I|/| 12/j ij laky* IJf litarpaal lay from europe mm shaven roam haw uk mc teres un
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      534 17 P.T. DJAKARTA LLOYD Indonesian National Shipping Line^ TO USA WEST/ EAST COAST H 6ULf POTS (FULLY CONTABCRBED KSSELS) STOM 11. HOUSTON SAVANNA* WN TOM BALTMOK MYMMM VtT m 12/7 M/ 7 12/1 IC/I 19/f 22/ I NUtfttOTtoiMi 7/1 a/I 1/1 13/1 17/9 lt/t SOW* Mi 11/ I 21/1 t/ll 11/11
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      615 17 BOUSTEAD SHIPPING AGENCIES BANK LINE express independent service to uk/cont I SPORE R'DAM HULL HMBG H r ug 19 Sep 21 Sep 25 Sep CLYDEBANK 20 Sep 15 Oct 18 Oct 21 Oct LykesA Lines U.S. GULF DRECT SERVICE From GENEVOE LYRES VELMA LYRES RUTH LYRES Noli fet* GH» SM
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      1170 18 t CANADA KAWASAKI KISEN KAISHA, LTD EXPRESS CONTAINER SERVICE NEW YORK/E. FEEDER VESSEI ASM SIM Vl3 1 BRIDGE V2O M RUBY V 6 store mono vessel tcmyo 9 Jul ttt# *RSEY MARU V 67 27 Jul IS Jul (giNtW YORK MARU V7l 2 Aug 22 kl HISO MARU ¥67 g
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      232 18 IS CHAR CHING MARINE CO LTD CCUk'fc USA WESTCOAST FULLY CONTAINERISED SERVICE FEEDER VESSEL S PORE MOTHER VSL HKG LBEACH OAKLAND SEATTLE "EM"W I**l CHU CMNE 25tt If AVE II AW It AUG KOMOON BAT 23 U «LAN K AUG 77 AUG »AUG II SEPT HAAOWC EXPRESS 17 AUG CHAR
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      299 18 P Um| r inn it lutM in 10 Mr 11 My Mte/Oute rote Mh/Ki »IS if'ii Ma, 30 My 31 M| tete Oute Vote Nor* JAPAN SERVICE VtSMVA MMT* V6WVA BMDNMr 30 My 31 My INDIA SERVICE R JUMABMOV H sons <ptfllro Singapore Tal *****1 (S lines) WNTS ÜBAIDOI I
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      529 18 KORINS MARITIME SERVICES "J 114 Anton Roed, «18-01, Tuna* Building Singapore 0207 Tel. *****22 A *****67 P Kelang Tel *****1/8 REO SEA/PERSIAN GULF/MEOITERRANEAN SERVICES S p«t Luifci| Far HJgJOOW.S jlMy B«n|fua/Tripof II My Bandar Abbas HAEWOOJ©. 2 21 Rag Assab/Ahiandria/Ba«hazi/Tripal HAEROO HO. 3 10 Sopt Assab/Alaiandria/Bangtiaa/Trpol ASIA ME RCHANT MARINE
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      599 18 Friday, July 8,1189 INTRASEA (PTE) LTD. VOAASM-lliri BREAKBULK SERVICE TO EUROPE/UK S'pwi t. Kate* Lm*| M> ANANGEL PEACE *****C1 12 My 15 My RDAM/UK (AVON) J! ALFAC LINE SS^T"" ALPAC ASM lilM >My to JeT* IMUOTUS DURBAN tosal LaMMg at Kata Ktoafeato MUPBW "mgi (fit) m toonc zmcsh RRTA* iMIMh
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      448 19 SLNOL NEPTUNE ORIENT LINES LTD FAR EAST/EUROPE FULLY CONTAINERISED SERVICE TO EUROPE/UK (VIA SUEZ): N GARNET 15N+ 9/7 IOCATOR 31W.. 18/7 K CHANCE 13W 25/7 TWBRDGEIfiN 31/7 K JACEJM 2IN 6/8 C PAUL 36V 14/8 Also accepting cargo to/from Scandinavia N GARNET S'pore Closing Times. FCI Cargo La Cargo >»">&*■
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      436 19 HEUNG-A SHIPPING Korean Flag Vessels SEMI CONTAINERISED DIRECT SERVICE TO BANGKOK KEELUNG. BUSAN. INCHON SEMI CONTAINERISED DIRECT SERVICE TO FULLY CONTAINERISED SERVICE TO COLOMBO, ARABIAN GULF -RED SEA EC INDIA IV7 L- MM/1W a/7 Lwn VI L InWia a/i LtaM/m CaL MM 11/7 a/7 L VI LKNMI a/I L SmM/17*
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      758 19 SINSOV SINGAPORE SOVIET SHAPING CO PRIVATE LTD SMSOV BULDMG 55. Market Street Snfaport 0104 Telephone Numbers *****3 (15 Lms) Cable Address SMSOV SMGATORE Tetei Numbers RS ***** RS ***** RS ***** P. REIMS PENANG M/S SHMMAT MM SOON SON MD IST ANO 2ND FLOOR. MESSRS Ml THONG SMPPMG 23 McW
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      23 19 #?SJLLT,RWNSi Shi|f yit lIK Tel: «1»» (S DIVISION Of THE TNT WORLOWOE GROUP OF COMPMKS REGULAR FCL AND LCL CONTNNER SERVICE TO: Australia
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      474 20 l'c<|ioiml Container IJiicn M, f"2"|||l Sailings Weekly H.tfLiL.ll' Reliable Regular Punctual I Berthing PS A 1500 Hrs Tuesday Saturday SISGAPORH ISLA NDS U.X MIDDLE EAST REGULAR LINER S*par» PK Pm Laadhc for KUSU BUM) 22/2* M Mai, Mm Dhato. Ba KUSU BUN) 11/22 «M| Catante, Karada. EAST MALAYSIA REGULAR LINER
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      205 21 BULK CARRIERS INC ML FAISAL W. Dmm Bahrain Kuwait Mr Ai COM) 14/1 Mai. Da 1W 5/9 Bate*. I kccapfti( MranN carp to kaq via lU»»a*. MULTIPORT AGENCIFS (S) PTE LTD TEL 1/'7 2?4303S Tl *PS «'B3*4 TTL SIN P.T. WASESA LINE JAKARTA SINGAPOftE/INOOMESIA BCRVICE VESSEL ETA ETD LOADHG FOft
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      77 21 JHI la:;a>!ii'M:i.!?V a.'iTnaiifl c —r uransj u Nam M m NUB ran MST I LAST COOT t au •also AcarTKG caagocs fa» one* wts/ksti*t«« on *quest *AISO ACCIPTWG MOUND CAAGOIS FROM THE MM POSTS U B n TUNS NO I SANTA LUCIA UNITED FOR T* *****23, *****30, *****07, (BOOKHG AGENT
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      706 21 II K6UUI MONTH T HO MWCf TO NEST NNCM «*H /tcarms ra/ta cowrnos t meubuu CM rum LIMORE CJKfiO FOR MM rOMIDOt. DOUHA. LOME. OMUtt. MDMA LNOSAONTO *T U-wlu-.U I MOST MOTS WEN CHANG IMWW A ENTERPRISE® NT* LTD IN ANSON NO AO, »27-15, INTERNA TIONAi. PLAZA, SINGAPORE 0307 el
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      517 22 HEAP SENG TRADING SHIPPING PTE. LTD. >3-01, 13th floor. Golden Mile Tower, Boocli Rood, Singopore 0719. Tafc *****44 Tl» ******2 HEAPCO SMGAPORE TO NEST MALAYSIA SERVICE 9ojr ETA CTO Oeitaiatoon LANGSA 29/93 12/7 14/7 P. KELANG/PENANG SINGAPORE TO PHUKET SERVICE ETA ETD Oestaubon LA9PUNG 22/13 h Part 15/7 PHUKET FULL-CONTAMER
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      586 22 Rouleß bohler SHIPPING PTE. LTD. 137 Mirtit St ttl 1-02. Ink if Eisl Asia ll4|. SiK|ip«nolo4 T«l *****44 |3 llmil Tttn AS ***** IOSMIP MRECT REGULAR CONVENTIONAL SERVICE VESSEL PAOFIC MPORTER ESTEBOGEN HAN WOO UIN cone ■VIII HAN KL LOADING: Dammam/Dubai Japan Ports Bandar Abbas Bandar Abbas Dammam/Dubai/Kuwait SANKI SHIPPING
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      375 22 rTTTTO shipping (s"".gapo'-e| private iimited EXPRESS SERVICE TO BANGKOK EUROPE/FAR EAST LINER SERVICE V& ETA ETD D6CH FROM 20 My MWK/wraop 10* 13 mi HMHK/NfTIOP MW6*«T My My HAMBURG/ANTNERP C*r> Btewjt t«fc 2243*1/1 *****11 10 Amaa U #22-OSA Mvnatiete PUm Spare 0207 Triei: IS ***** (THASM) WESPORT FREIGHT SERVICES PTE
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      155 22 WSk Regional Weather m fj m r m v~ S3 c •JKS LL SIGNIFICANT WEATHER AND SEA CONDITIONS AT 7.30 A.M. THIS MORNING. LEGEND: R Thunderstorm Temperature °C Temperature Shower Weather s~/ Wind direction with speed in Rain Cloudy Sky Wave height Sarface winds are indicated by arrows which Oy
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