The Business Times, 18 November 1983

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    11 1 BUSINESS TIMES M.C.(P) No. 67/1/83 FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1983 60 CENTS
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  • Article
    Loan of $140 m for Wisma Development
    357 1  -  By AMY BALAN HONG Leong Finance and the Bank of Tokyo will be the lead managers for a $140 million syndicated loan to Wisma Development, reportedly the largest such loan for a property project in Singapore. Wisma Development Pte Ltd is a wholly-owned
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    Lock icon KL to crack down on wealthy tax dodgers
    231 1 Bernama THE HEAT is on Malaysian tax dodgers both companies and the fat cats driving around in big limousines acquired with money that should have been paid in taxes. The Malaysian government has put the revenue service on the tails of the
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    Goldhill Square being offered for sale in US
    416 1  -  By LIM SOON NEO, AMY CHEOK GOLDHILL SQUARE, the pride of the Goei property family, is being offered for sale in the United States. Asking price for the 28storey office and shops complex is a hefty $460 million. Behind the sudden move
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    Sino-America Travel charters BA Concorde
    322 1 LOCAL company, SinoAmerica Travel Corp, has chartered a British Airways Concorde to fly from Hongkong to London. So far, 68 out of a total of 100 seats have been booked. This is the first time a local company has chartered a Concorde and could represent
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    Some contractors causing HDB delay
    349 1  -  By LISA LEE THE Housing and Development Board is reviewing the performances of some local contractors who have fallen behind in schedules and causing delays of up to seven months for a 20-month contract. "With increasing competition and the need to reduce costs, local contractors
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  • BRIEFLY...
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      SIA confident
      90 1 THE chairman of Singapore Airlines is confident that the national carrier's bid for more services to the US will eventually be successful, now that the American economy is recovering. Another factor favourable to SIA is the revival of fortunes of the US carriers which are recording heavy profits
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      Lock icon Ceasefire call
      64 1 Reuter YASSER Arafat called for a ceasefire among his followers yesterday while his Syrian-backed opponents took up positions in the fallen Bedl- refugee camp and called on the Palestinian leader to give himself up "and face punishment". Lebanese security sources in Tripoli said that at least 345 Palestinian
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      Lock icon Government enquiry
      74 1 Bernama MALAYSIAN Prime Minister Datuk Seri Dr Mahathir Mohamad is expected to announce soon the status and type of a government enquiry into the Bumiputra Malaysia Finance (BMF) affair. Deputy Prime Minister Datuk Musa Hitam said in Kuala Lumpur yesterday that several quarters, including political leaders, have been
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      Lock icon Final proposals
      73 1 AFP FINAL proposals on the increased US contribution to the International Monetary Fund will be submitted to Congress before it adjourns today. House of Representatives Speaker Thomas O'Neil announced in Washington yesterday that a compromise agreement has been reached between congressional negotiators and the government. In exchange for
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      Spending criteria
      79 1 MALAYSIAN Finance Minister Tengku Razaleigh Hamzah yesterday announced a set of new criteria to realign government spendings with its resources in a move to put Malaysia's economy on an even keel. He said that from next year, all government department and ministries should forward to the Treasury and
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      Hitachi payments
      138 1 HITACHI Ltd of Japan has agreed to pay about 10 billion yen to International Business Machines of the US for legal costs involved in an industrial spy case as well as for the use of IBM software technology in the past. Hitachi officials in Tokyo said yesterday that
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    Singapore plans to build another incinerator
    333 1 SINGAPORE will have a third refuse Incineration plaat, which may he larger than the t,m linne Tui plaat which to m« in Its initial stage of construction. The building »f this third Incinerator, which to expected to he sited m the western part of
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    Bigger MRT contract for rolling stock
    373 1  -  By WANG LOOK KEAH COMPANIES bidding for the MRT rolling stock contract have been pleasantly surprised that the contract is now much bigger than that originally planned. The contract is bigger because the MRT Corporation has decided to include its train requirements for the
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    Bukom storage tank fire
    128 1 FIRE broke out in one of the product storage tanks at Shell's Pulau Bukom refinery last evening. The fire, which took place at Slop 123 A, happened at about 5.45pm. Within half an hour, it was brought under control by Shell's Bukom Fire Service team. Nobody
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      181 1 BOOKS FOR Times Bookshops JO3QQS SALES of krugerrands are booming despite the slump in the price of bullion.... Page 2 KEPPEL Shipyard's Industrial Engineering Division has secured a steel fabrication contract Page 3 INVEST more, Razaleigh urges private sector Page 4 MANILA car makers face closure because of import problems
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      40 1 MINOLTA BALMAIN From $199 $269 pierre balmain At Pierre Balmain Boutiques Mandarin Hotel Pavilion Intercontinental Centre point Metro Grand Lucky Plaza Scotts Yaohan Franco Singapore Textiles (Pte) Ltd. 315, Outram Road, #07-03, Tan Boon Liat Building, Singapore 0316. Tel: *****03
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  • BANKING AND FINANCE
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      Krugerrands more popular despite slump in bullion
      373 2 SALES of krugerrands, the world's most popular gold coins, are booming despite the slump in the price of bullion. More new krugerrands were sold in the first 10 months of this year than in the whole of 1962. October was a particularly good
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      Singapore M-l up by $52m in August
      148 2 SINGAPORE'S M-l money supply rose by $52 million to |8.13 billion in August after a $164 million fall in July. M-l money supply is the sum of currency in active circulation and the current account deposits of financial institutions here. The former increased
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      Banque Indosuez chief in tomorrow
      173 2 THE CHAIRMAN of Banque Indosuez, Mr Jean Peyrelevade, will be in Singapore for three days from tomorrow. While here, Mr Peyrelevade will meet top government officials with a view to establishing closer economic ties between Singapore and the countries where the bank has a strong
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      Lock icon Dollar bonds unlikely to boost yen
      115 2 Reuter FLOTATION by the Japanese government of "Nakasone bonds" dollar bonds to be issued on the US market will not strengthen the yen. Mr Kazuaki Kara da, research director of Sanwa Bank in Tokyo, said it would be better to introduce tax credits for
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      Singapore market
      424 2 THE US dollar gained strength against all major currencies, including the Singapore unit, during trading on the local foreign exchange yesterday. This was in contrast to the previous day when the US dollar lost ground against the local unit to touch the US$2.l2 mark. Yesterday, against the Singapore
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      Tokyo
      184 2 THE DOLLAR yesterday closed easier at 236.35 yen against the 235.55/65 New York close and the 235.60 opening in Tokyo. The closing rate was well above the 234.75 finish In Tokyo on Wednesday. Trading volume was a fairly active $1.47 button. The dollar closed slightly lower at 2.6915/25 marks
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      PLR
      22 2 THE average rale at which major Singapore banks are currently prepared to lend to their beet customers is 8.00 per cent.
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      ASIAN $
      180 2 ASIAN ASIAN currency deposit Interbank rates as at 5 pm on Nov 17: US Dalian Offer BU 7<Ujn »H 6*4 1 month 0% 9H 2 months 0H 9H 3 months 15/16 613/16 6 months 10U 10 months 10U 10* 12 months 10* 10M DM. HM IMLAJL. A-l 1 1 month
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      Discount
      44 2 RANGE of prh after «d by dl>count bouan or. Nov 17: Ovcndcbt S CkO deposits S-S Cloanu 3-month B.TIM MHK Treasury bills 2* 2V4 3-month Bank bills 7* 7* 3 month! CD 7K 7* 6 months CD 71* 7* Source: National Discount Co
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      Gold
      302 2 GOLD futures in Singapore yesterday closed firmer on local and European buying in moderate trading. Total sales for the day were recorded at 200 lots while kerb volume was 153 lots. Prompt closed higher at U*****/379 an ounce against $375/376 in New York, December at $379.00/379.50 against $376.00/376.50 and
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      Silver quotes
      33 2 New York 8KB 9.06B I.W6 9.106 Zurich 0SB 9.07B 1US 9.I2S ■K Singapore 1KB "N 9 05B 8 60S 9.10S Closing prk »tn US dollars troy ounc B. Source: Credit, S'pore
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      Hongkong
      67 2 THE US dollar yesterday fell slightly on late profittaking but retained a firm undertone and was well above rates in Hongkong late on Wednesday. Banknote rates yesterday: (HK per 1): US 7.795/7.815 UK ll.C/11.65 Brunei 3 63/3.65 W Germany 2.88/2.90 Malaysia 3.315/3.335 Philippines 0.39/0.42 Singapore 3.64/3.96 (HKper 10): Burma
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      London
      87 2 THE dollar yesterday opened at its highest since Sep 2 in a lively market following the West German re-opening after Wednesday's holiday. The dollar stood at 2.6925/ 36 marks in early trading, compared with the opening 2.6990/40 and Wednesday's closing 2.6860/75. Opening quote* yesterday: US 1.4780/90 C»n 1.8270/95 Crmw
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      437 2 WHEN ITS TIME FOR DRINKING BEER, TAKE A TSINGTAO... as it is uniquely brewed from the mineral rich Laoshan mountain water it is healttvqivinci and retresfunq A distinctive taste which is so rie'icate so Insrions and smooth Tsmqtac Beer a difference aiscerniDie at the very firs! sip if y/ V
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  • HOME NEWS
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      PA to honour pioneer members of CC committee
      267 3 OVER one-quarter of the pioneer members in the Community Centre Management Committee are still active today and would have completed 20 years of service by October next year. "These leaders have gone through thick and thin with us and deserve to be
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      VITB's graduation ceremony on Nov 21
      199 3 THE Vocational and Industrial Training Board will be holding its Second Combined Graduation Ceremony on Nov 21 at the Singapore Conference Hall. A total of 130 outstanding graduands from all the Board's training institutes will receive prizes at the ceremony. Mr Lim Kee Ming,
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      TRADE TALK
      897 3 FROM Nov 10, 1983, all BP gas cylinders leaving the refinery were fitted with a high impact plastic dust cover and tamper-proof security seals. This move was made to ensure that BP gas cylinders are not tampered with, so that BP gas customers have the assurance that when
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      Heli Orient gets order for Bell helicopter
      383 3  -  By KOH TSE YING HELI Orient (Pte) Ltd, a leading general aviation sales and service company, has sold another Bell helicopter to the Electricity Generating Authority of Thailand (EGAT), bringing the Thai authority's fleet to a total of four Bell aircraft. Negotiation for
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      Need for productivity yardsticks in public sector
      225 3 THERE is a need to develop measures of productivity for the public sector today, as the government has become a major employer. Further, with the rising costs of government, improving productivity in the public sector has become as important as improving productivity in
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      Keppel gets $8m steel fabrication contract
      364 3 KEPPEL Shipyard's Industrial Engineering Division has secured the 5,000tonne steel fabrication and erection contract for the Turbine Hall of the Pulau Seraya Power Station. The contract, worth $8 million, was won under stiff competition from no less than 25 international bidders, including the Koreans
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      Jelly Belly beans to have two more outlets
      345 3 JELLY BELLY, claimed to be the world's most expensive brand of jelly beans, is coming to town in a big way. Sweet 'n' Nice, sole agent for the producer Herman Goelitz Inc, started selling these beans one year ago. Business is said
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      Employees at HP get a slice of the pie
      130 3 ABOUT 2,300 employees at Hewlett Packard Singapore will receive their first profitsharing cheques on Dec 8 under the Hewlett Packard Corporation's cash profitsharing scheme implementated three months ago. Permanent employees who have been with the company for more than six months
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      20 3 OFFICES TUNAS BUILDING ANSON ROAD Excluding 26th, 27th 28th storeys. 4 w i -.M >* h> t >■ Richard Ellis 224 8181
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      237 3 >■«- jggm •Va *%■*> tYV-^ SSI"'- T> :Ofo'- pBSEaSS^"* v %*< Imtf.j£Z?>~ '"£slk-*ic**~ y I ri 1 wtf? MBHp \;T r-& ,J> t v < *v^-. V >•" —rKv. faw+T < '4 When it comes to your choice of a Property Consultant in Singapore, doesn't it make good sense to
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  • OVERSEAS
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      Lock icon Invest more, Razaleigh urges private sector
      393 4 Bernama THE Malaysian private sector has been urged to invest more in the manufacturing, processing, construction and services sectors, including tourism, to take advantage of the various opportunities offered in the next year's budget. Speaking at a post-budget dinner organised by the Malaysian Institute
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      Lock icon Joint Sino-British telephone company announced
      198 4 Reuter CHINESE and British interests are to invest 360 million yuan (SJ36O million) in a telephone company that will serve the free-trade zone on the Hongkong border, the New China News Agency said on Wednesday. The agency, monitored in Hongkong, said the contract would last
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      Lock icon No more Time for teletext
      335 4 NYT TIME Inc is expected to announce next week that it will drop its teletext experiment, industry sources in New York said on Tuesday. Time executives are now conferring in California, and on Tuesday, teletext-related employees were told there would be a meeting next Monday,
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      Lock icon Hawke insists on move to end Vietnam's isolation
      377 4 AP PRIME Minister Bob Hawke yesterday asserted that Australia would press ahead with its efforts to end the isolation of Vietnam despite the dispute that has erupted over the issue among Australia's Southeast Asian neighbours. Speaking at a press conference in Canberra
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      Lock icon Senate body favours tax bill
      276 4 Reuter INFLUENTIAL members of the US Senate finance committee said they would support efforts to bring a major tax increase and spending reduction package before the full Senate this year. The committee met to consider a proposal by chairman Robert Dole to reduce the deficit
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      DAILY AIRCRAFT MOVEMENTS
      803 4 ARRIVALS Service Local Operator Number Tine From FT FT75 0115 JFK/ANCNRT/ TPE/KUL THAI TG981 0136 BKK PAA PA5 0225 JFK/SFO/HKG SIA SQ41 0606 MAA SIA SQ43 0730 DHA MAS MH601 0820 KUL CAL CI010 0845 JED DHA MAS MH671 0906 KUL MAS MH811 0910 PEN SIA SQ103
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      Lock icon Advisory panel wants higher taxes in Japan
      278 5 Reuter TAX levels in Japan should be raised in the medium and long term, the Taxation Research Council, an official advisory panel, said in a report on Wednesday. The panel urged an early end to the present dependence on public bond issues to
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      Lock icon Sri Lanka to grow by 4.2 pc
      232 5 Reuter THE Sri Lankan economy has not suffered as much as feared from bloody ethnic violence four months ago and should grow by 4.2 per cent this year, finance minister Ronnie De Mel told Parliament on Wednesday. Mr De mel was presenting to
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      Lock icon China and USSR reopen frontier trading posts
      312 5 UPI CHINA and the Soviet Union have reopened border trading posts along Xinjiang province, ending a stoppage of more than 10 years, the official Xinhua News Agency said yesterday. The opening of the transit stops along the western Chinese frontier had been scheduled
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      Lock icon Manila car makers face closure because of import problems
      493 5 Reuter THE Philippine assembler of Mitsubishi cars will shut down operations next week and other companies are working short time on assembly of US and Japanese cars because of import problems, industry officials said. They said industry-wide more than 200,000 people
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      Lock icon Price freeze v maximum revenue issue splits Opec
      561 6 FT THE Organisation of Petroleum Exporting Countries (Opec) is sharply divided over whether demand for members' oil should be revived by an indefinite price freeze or revenues maximised as soon as possible by price increases. The divergence of view became apparent as
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      Lock icon Haig expects Soviets to walk out of Geneva talks
      458 6 UPI AFP FORMER US Secretary of State Alexander Haig said he expected the Soviet Union to follow through with its threat to walk out of the Geneva arms control talks because of the deployment of US missiles in Western Europe. But
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      Lock icon Mexico plans for 40pc inflation rate
      449 6 Reuter MEXICO'S economic plan for 1964 calls for a one per cent growth in gross domestic product, 40 per cent inflation and an increase in public sector investment by 55 per cent, according to a document sent by President Miguel De La Madrid to
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      Lock icon France and Japan take some of US's trade share
      590 6 AP THE US share of foreign sales financed with government help dropped sharply last year, with France and Japan taking up much of the loss, according to figures released on Tuesday by the government's Export-Import Bank. "Specifically, the steep drop in
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    • WORLD IN BRIEF
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        Lock icon MARUBENI SUED
        729 6 Agencies AN INDONESIAN company has sued Marubeni Corporation of Tokyo, Japan, for over M billion rupiahs (US$B5 million) in damages for alleged breach of contract, reports in Jakarta said on Wednesday. The suit was Died by Indokaya Nissaa Motors with the central Jakarta district court, which started its
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      Lock icon Japan's opposition parties end boycott
      296 6 UPI OPPOSITION parties yesterday ended a five-week boycott of Parliament, paving the way for Prime Minister Yasuhiro Nakasone to fulfill a promise to hold a general election next month. Sources at the Diet, or Parliament, said Mr Nakasone has agreed to dissolve the Lower House
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      Lock icon Andropov shot and wounded says paper
      215 6 AFP SOVIET Presldeat Yarl Andrapev may have disappeared tram pa Mlc view heeaase be wu skat aad wsaade< by tkewatf hit late pwfccw sor LnbM Brezhnev, the Daily Exprem sews paper repacked la Laadaa yesterday. The right-wlag British dally said "lateUlgeace circle* la hath
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      315 4 ARCAD 1 A si*Z v ai4 J&'J o#tfc V 4 K-jfer:* Compare all our advantage Then compare our pioes. Arcadia. Set in an idyllic location just 10 minutes from Orchard Road and overlooking the lush greenery of the 36-hole golf course in the Singapore Island Country Club. I H'-r IAV
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      210 5 m 5 Because m year weVe secured an early m of Beaujolais Nouveau or your dining pleasure. On the release date in France, November 15th, the first casks of the new vintage will also be released here in Singapore. What s more, if you take into account that Singapore is
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      285 5 Rio: PiageTs distinctive sports range Available only in 18 karat gold. Piaget offers nothing but the best: a solid gold sports watch distinctively named the Polo. Every part of the Polo the case, the dial, the individual links, even the tiniest screw is carved out of pure 18k gold. Styling
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      114 6 MA V jWmy* 2.^ V 'l V 7-. ri! <-J| H /V; very tender, very rare rr i i! H J There was a lime when there were no machines and man was the supreme artisan. His hands the tools of ingenuity. Testoni perpetuate the art of such craftsmanship Each
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      139 6 Doctors/Medical Practitioners r a DOCTORS' FLOOR 706 Sf I 02 515 sf I 04 945 sf I 05 959 sf 07 1.203 sf CROSS STREET PROPOSED DOCTORS' FLOOR LAYOUT PLAN SIZE NEGOTIABLE We have tentatively allocated one whole floor in City House for all doctors and medical specialists to provide
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    Haadyai's hopes for better times
    814 7  -  The current bleak outlook and the bad press earned by Haadyai has prompted the minister in the Thai Prime Minister's Office, Banyat Bantadtan, tu urge the Malaysian press to give a 'correct' picture of the town. By YONG SOO HEONG HAADYAI, the southern gateway to
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      307 7 The PiageT Jewellery Witch reveals the precious art of telling time The making of a Piaget Jewellery Watch takes more than imagination and craftsmanship. It demands infinite patience It takes Piaget craftsmen upto 2Vi years to design and assemble each signature piece They start with the selection of diamonds and
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  • Page 7 Miscellaneous
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      670 7 TWO-IN-ONE CROSSWORD CRYPTIC PUZZLE ACROSS 4 Muscles much used in mixing spice (6) 7 Gardener's main goal, possibly? (8) 8 Distribute to padres? (6) 10 Like a system also wrong, yet right! (5) 13 A little pipe tobacco for Phil, we hear (4) 14 Not the sole American cad (4)
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    Share issue? Does timing matter?
    445 8 NEW ISSUES of shares by companies seeking a listing on the Stock Exchange of Singapore have always found favour with the local investor, whether he is a stag, a speculator or an institution. So it is not totally surprising that Chuan Hup Marine's public offer
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    Lock icon Sino-US ties go through testing year
    1086 8  -  By ERIC HALL Reuter TRYING to understand relations between China and the United States this year has often been like looking at a barometer that tells you the sun is shining when it is raining outside. The year started badly. US arms sales to
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    Lock icon Are economists living out a theoretical fantasy?
    647 8  -  By LEONARD SILK NYT HAS contemporary economics (mm overheard lata abstractions and drifted farther aad farther away from the real werld T That was the hey lane raised last week dariag "Keynes Day" at America's Drew University, celebrating the ceateaary of the birthday
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      134 8 m i w. <<m There is only one Marco Polo Business Class. It's on every Cathay Pacific flight. "...for comfort like this I had to wait till the end of my journey." Now you can also fly in the comfort of Marco Polo Business Class aboard our Super TriStars. If
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    Lock icon American firms review stakes in Hongkong
    817 9  -  While most people see Hongkong as a purely Sino-British problem, America also has a large financial stake in this island colony. ANN SCOTT examines the impact of the 1997 question on the 400 US firms doing business there. ANN SCOTT UPI HONGKONG the tiny
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    Lock icon Video guru poised for comeback
    556 9  -  By ROBERT MARTIN UPI NOLAN Baahaell, America's vldee gara whe a shsrt decade age mesmerised aa eatlre geaeratlea with bis eteetreale game magic, Is at age M ssaMthlag sf a rette la the ladastry he ereated. Bat meatiea bis same aad his pending reemergeace la
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      217 9 A professional video production house Being seen and heard by your target audience can create competitive advantages for your product and service. Maximise awareness. Improve sales. Increase profits. Now there's a professional team to help you achieve all these. Creatively, colourfully and forcefully through video, the fastest growing media today.
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      149 9 r Qim 23 to 26 November, 1983 World Itade Centre Ham 7pm Dally Glass and Window Is the biggest ever specialised show of its kind on flat glass products, window and door systems, fittings, accessories and installation tools and equipment. Featuring some of the latest products and equipment for the
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  • Page 9 Miscellaneous
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      2 9 ]iriStcW:Prai^d)k^fißS ESSoI
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      851 9 SINGAPORE 5 3.00 PM Operant fofcmed by A House a Not a Home (Mandarin/r with English subtitles). 4.30 Sports Spectacular 4.55 The Princess and the Gobin (Part 5) (Last episode): Curdy is caught by a guard, who thought he was a robber. The goblins then launch an attack on the
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  • RAW MATERIALS
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      London markets end mixed at midsession
      657 10 COFFEE: Robusta futures yesterday eased from midmorning highs on profit-tak-ing to stand £3 higher to £7 lower from Wednesday's close. Turnover totalled 1,325 lots including 159 crossed trades and one option. Most active March last traded at £1,864, £11 below its morning high, on
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      TEXTILES
      143 10 YARN and cotton prices were quoted as follows in Hongkong yesterday. (In HK dollars, spot ex-go-down) Ccttoa Yam: China Blue Phoenix 20 s 2.940, 32's 3,260, 40's 4.370 (per bale of 400 lbs). Pakistan Raw Cattoa: LSS 7 05. 4F 7.03, 289F 7.10, NT Roller Ginned 7.04 (per lb).
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      Lock icon Malaysian tin exports lower
      128 10 AFP TIN EXPORTS from Peninsula Malaysia totaled 3,586 tonnes in July, down a hefty 44 per cent from the previous month mainly due to a cut in imports by the Netherlands. The Malaysian Statistics Department's monthly figures said that the Netherlands, one of Malaysia's main buyers
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      CLOSING PRICES
      31 10 Rubber: Nov 17 Singapore: December: 235.50 (down 1.50 cent*) Malaysia: December: 201.00 cents (down 0.75 cent) Tin: M 530.24 per kilo (down four cents) 120 tonnes (down 15 tonnes)
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      Straits Tin
      79 10 THE Straits tin price In Penang yesterday (ell (onr cents to M 539.24 a kilo, within the ITA lower range of M 129.15 and M$32.K. Dealers attributed the decline to an easier close in London and lack of demand. The buffer stock manager remained the main bnyer, supporting
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      WHEAT
      149 10 WHEAT futures in Chicago on Wednesday ended 6'4 to three US-cents a bushel lower in moderately active trade. December traded in a 7'« US-cent range. Sharply lower corn and limit-down soybean prices pressured values in the thin dealings. Earlier, purchases by the cash house, estimated at 2.0 million bushels
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      SOYBEAN
      191 10 SOYBEAN futures in Chicago on Wednesday closed down the 30 US-cent a bushel limit in most months in extremely active trade. November traded in a 27cent range. Traders estimated unfilled sell orders at about 1.5 million bushels each of January and March. Sales by the Large Professional House, estimated
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      RICE
      320 10 SINGAPORE: Yesterdays closing prices in S$ per kilo, ex-godown: THAI WHITE: 100 per cent first class (Kangaroo) new crop 1.05, 100 per cent second class 0.78, 100 per cent third class 0.76, 25 per cent new crop no stock, B-10 per cent 0.70. THAI BROKEN: A-super 0.61, Special 0.55.
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      RUBBER
      306 10 THE RUBBER market in Singapore yesterday closed slightly lower with December One RSS buyers quoted at 235.50 cents per kilo, down 1.50 cents from Wednesday's close. The morning session was marked down one cent on liquidation of December One RSS and lack of buying after an unchanged opening. The
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      RAS PRICES
      285 10 RAS price* In cent* per kilo yesterday Noon (per kilo) Buyers Sellers Int. 1 R.S.S. prompt f o b 334.25 235.25N lot 1 R.S.S. December 236.50 237 00 Int. 1 R.S.S. January 240 50 241.00 Int. 2 R.S.S. 231 25 233.25N UK/Coat 230.25 232.25N Int. 3 R.S.S. 2Z7.25
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      SSR and SMR
      114 10 NOON SSI t and SMR pricw ym urd.r RAS iCirraU MU) Binr* Saltora Juurr (Parwart Mlk> Bmvmrw fMton SSR20 (1 too p*U«tl 301 00 XtSOON Ml M 204JON SSR 50 (1-ton pallst) 190 00 201 OON 300 SO 202-SON MRELB D«mb tor Jun ry SMR CV (1
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      Produce exchange
      158 10 CHINESE Prtiiee Exchange, Slagapare, ciastng prices per lMkg yesterday. Cacaaot ail: Bulk fob $161.00 sellers, old drum (in second hand drum) fob $174.00 sellers, new drum fob $178.00 sellers. Capra: Mixed (loose) $92 buyers. Pepper: Muntok white pepper fob Asta NLW $610.00 sellers, Sarawak white pepper faq fob
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      PALM OIL
      142 10 THE Malaysian crude palm oil market yesterday closed lower on short-selling in moderately active trading after a limit-down close in the Chicago soybean complex. Nov deliveries in the central fell Mslo to M 51,290 a tonne and south down M 57.50 to M 51,282.50 while Dec in the
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      Amsterdam
      115 11 NOV 16 Fls -13 -13 unch Intn Muller Kbb 28.50 20 80 -02 -0.2 KLM 163.70 Meneba 5620 Naarden 38.00 1.1 -0.8 National Ned 181.00 3.1 Nedlloyd 06 50 Berk unch Nmb 140.50 BoU Oce Qrinten 2M30 1 Ommeren 32.60 0 1 Pirtki •LI unch unch 1 Otrm 80
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      88 11 NOV 18 Fn Or Bru Lamb 2285 -25 Hobo* 4730 30 FORWARD MARKET Petro 5880 2375 1730 -40 Acec SM 2 Rjrl Dutch -75 ArtMd Ajtur Brmacan uas SM iaao -114 -48 >10 Soc Oen Belf So fin* Anlmt A 1566 9000 3300 5 unch unch Pnrk De Beers
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      198 11 NOV 1« Franca i Bandoa Rag. 2440 -10 ActtOOl 8ulflN 297 •i Sulaar Pc M3 43 0ulwr Rflf 1440 unch AhamtaM p tj| 196 306 IT >.9 Svlaa Bank Br JIB unch Bwa Bonn Br 1115 +5 Svlai Bank Corp 333 run Oetn Br 90S Rag unch Cite (Mo
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      TORONTO
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      JOHANNESBURG
      271 11 NOV Rand INDUSTRIALS A Alpha 850 >5 Abercom AX And CI 280 800 10 unch fiST". HI 2880 ISO MMR -10 unch Barlows C O Smith Chekers CNA 430 -10 Currte Finance HI 400 10 Edcars Ped Volk 445 unch Putft Hive Id Ub Holds 1290 Lonrho 1858 ITA
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      Paris
      193 11 NOV IS m CORBEILLE Alr-Llqulde ue Aqultaine Nat Des Pctrole 170 20 03 B S N Oervais Dtnone 24M 28 C 8 F (ThomaonC*t) ***** -06 Clc rrvmlK dea Petrolei 156-50 -1 Credit Foncler De Frtnce us unch H ache tie (Libralrte) 1301 21 Micheltn (B) S10 Omnium MS
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      104 11 NOV IS Lire Butof. 113 4 Bel ***** *880 CantrmJc Ord 1312 4-22 Cond Aequa Roma 143 -2 Ertdanla 73M 120 Flat Ord Qencndl 3014 WWI M *200 Olm 3TW TO III Pit* lontt 3000 >115 +TS ItaJcemenU Ord ***** 300 Italgu 1046 M Lapatlt Ord MB0 800 Mtrttotam
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      Market closes higher
      1134 11 NEW YORK THE STOCK market on Wednesday resumed its climb after a one-day sell off, but prices moved only slightly higher as investor attention continued to focus on interest rates. The Dow Jones Industrial Average, which turned lower for a brief time on Wednesday afternoon, closed about
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      Sydney
      409 11 PRICES in the industrial sector advanced while metal miners sagged in active trading on Australian share markets yesterday. By the close, the AllIndustrials Index was up 1.8 at 919.6 but the AllOrdinaries Index was 0.6 off at 710.1 and the AllResources Index was 2.5 lower at 543.4. Declining issues
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      Prices finish firmer
      354 11 HONGKONG THE stock market rose 17.71 points yesterday to close at 882.29 on the Hang Seng Index resulting in fairly good gains (or most leading shares. The total turnover was HKJ93.52 million. Hongkong Bank firmed 5 cents to 17.20, Hongkong Land rose 7.5 cents to $2.90, Cheung
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      Tokyo ends slightly lower
      408 11 PROFIT-TAKING set in after a four-day advance and share prices ended the day slightly lower, with many front runners losing ground yesterday. The market average shed a provisional 13.86 to close at 9,416.95 after rising 51.52 on Wednesday. Non-ferrous metals, oils and steels led the fall,
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      Bangkok
      118 11 SHARE prices yesterday closed slightly lower in slow trading with investors displaying little interest. mov n BaAU tmKtmm Thai AHa rtbrc IS 1 A srsr 171 1 Buckok ifc Bui Of Ayudh&ya 2M unch Ltd |)lH mu» 1S3 304 UDCh -g Bwtt Jucfcar «S1 unch SM rim •in tli
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      Manila
      46 11 NOV 11 Pen Mlnlnf Antfo Phil Apa Uizitaf AUu On ft OjOI 1 <3 unch -U 0J01 MM 110 IM UO um T un 0J14 •lM um until nodi -CI -(LOOTS unci) unch 0J01 -1 unch Ban MimI B Btafiutil an UN 1UI onch (inch
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  • COMPANY NEWS
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      Lock icon Mesa may buy more Gulf shares with voting rights
      544 13 Reuter MESA Petroleum Co may have the opportunity to acquire additional Gulf Oil Corp shares with voting rights before a special shareholders' meeting in December, in spite of the fact that the record date for voting has passed, Wall Street analysts
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      Lock icon CSR posts higher earnings
      173 13 Reuter CSR Ltd said its improved 1963/84 interim profit reflected higher earnings in some divisions and lower operating and overhead costs throughout the company. Net profit rose 3 per cent to A 544.13 million in the half to Sep 30 from $42.81 million a year ago.
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      Lock icon Strong upturn by oil companies in Canada
      565 13 Reuter CANADA'S major, foreign controlled, oil companies posted a strong turnaround in the third quarter, leading to predictions that the profit slide of the last three years may have ended. Analysts say besides the improvement in balance sheets, the companies are also benefiting
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      Lock icon Dome sells US oil assets to Texaco
      382 13 FT DOME Petroleam Ltd has «•Id its remaining US ail gas properties to Texaco lac ander a management agreement reached between the two companies. No sale price was revealed. Dome bnllt ip a major package ef US properties as a diversification move during
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      SCRIP ISSUES
      524 13 Campaay Pardealart Ex Date Baaks Clsae Amtl Steel Sub-division of $1 par into 2 shares of 50 cents each Proposed bonus issue of 1 for 4 NYA NYA Proposed rights issue of 3 for 4 $1.00 Bedford per 50 cents share Proposed rights issue NYA NYA of 2
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      Lock icon AT&T sets dividends after divestiture
      773 13 Reuter AMERICAN Telephone and Telegraph Co said the first quarterly dividends of ATT and the seven regional holding companies that will be created on Jan 1 will be equal to U551,365 (or each pre-divestiture ATT share and will be paid on May 1. In a
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      International ROUNDUP
      848 13 IMPERIAL Chemical la4a*. tries PLC is considering options to expand marketing of two of its Victrex brand polymers in Japan, a spokesman for ICl's petrochemicals and plastics division said. Due to high demand from Japanese industry, ICI is looking at the possibility of capital investments, Joint ventures or
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      DIVIDENDS ANNOUNCED
      685 13 Carrcat Ex Beefca Date Tatal far Tatal far Payaneat Date Claae PayaMe the year Prevteaa year A BN mi Aug 23 NY A NYA 13* 26* A EiterpriM A1IM CW 10*1 Oct 26 Nov 8 Nov 28 10* 22* 20*<f) Nov 30 Dec 7 Dec 15 20* 7*
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      Lock icon Business conditions improve for Hoechst
      208 13 Reuter HOECHST AG said business conditions have continued to develop favourably in the fourth quarter after world group pre-tax profits rose 86.7 per cent in the first nine months. During the third quarter, 73 per cent of its capacity was in use, up from 63
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      LONDON STOCKS
      892 15 GOLD shares yesterday were marked lower in reaction to the fall in the bullion price and the rest of the equity market was quietly mixed. Vaal Reefs was quoted at U5595.50 against Wednesday's close of $100.25 and falls among other leading issues ranged to $3 but selling interest
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      Renong Bhd expects M$4m profit in 1984
      601 15 RENONG Bhd, the new company formed under a scheme of arrangement to restructure Renong Tin Dredging Co PLC, has forecast pre-tax profits of not less than M 54.02 million for the year ending June 30, 1964. This was disclosed in the company's latest
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      COMPANY BRIEFS
      260 15 DATUK Azman Hashim, who was in the news lately in relation to the ArabMalaysia Development Bank-Taiping Textiles deal, has resigned as a director of Ayer Hltam Tla Dredging, Rerjaatal Tla Dredging and Tru«k Mines Malaysia. THE KLSE has queried Stane Darby on the expected effect of its acquisition
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      COMPANY MEETINGS
      49 15 LJNGUI Pw*pH »«rkad: Fifteenth AGM to be held at Conference Room 1, First Floor, Hotel Merlin, Jalaa Sultan Ismail, Kuala Lumpur on Nov 21 at noon. UAC Berkad: Twentieth AGM to be held at 15th Floor, Wlsma Supreme, Jalan Punchak, Kuala Lumpur on Nov 22 at noon.
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      Lock icon Anatomy of a 'painless' plantation takeover
      1020 15 FT DRIVE FOR two hours up the coast road north-west of Kuala Lumpur, through mile after mile of green oil palm trees, and you will come across Jendarata Estate, one of the first plantations to develop Malaysia's aptly-named "Golden Crop." It is part of
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      Three MMC units' results drop
      502 15 THREE memben belonging to the Mshfdi Msflng C r p stable of companies have reported lower net earnings for the year ended June 30, 1983. Ayer Km Tin Drsdgh*, a 22 per cent-owned associate, experienced a 10 per cent drop in after-tax profits to M
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      171 13 NOTICE To the holders of the floating rate U.S. Dollar Certificates of Deposit due 20th November, 1985 of: THE MITSUI TRUST BANKING CO., LTD. #16-03, DBS Building, 6 Shenton Way, Singapore 0106. We hereby certify that the rate of Interest payable on the above mentioned Certificates of Deposit for the
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    BUSINESS DONE ON THE SES AND THE KLSE
    2648 14 BID and after prices officially listed •ad 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 ipeci fled. All Times Settlement Contracts are quoted
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    SHARE INFORMATION
    3483 14 IMS High Low Company Last 8ale orGr's Dto DiT Crr Gr's Y*ld Net P/E Vol (•000) Day High Low 8ECTION ONE INDUSTRIAL A COMMERCIAL SM 364 367 306 410 ISO 300 S18 366 660 830 936 936 316 940 966 am 472 472 1100 910 660 660 336*
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    Unit trusts
    179 14 Ml prk sea tor N»v 18 ■N6AP0BB UNI* IK) BT DIAMOND MOT 1 PFOBE The Own mm* ItfSlitip Fund Spore Prog Fund S pore Sec. Fund S pore Invert Fund S pore Equity Fund ASA UNIT 1 Mai Invest Fund 3 36 IB 1.46 11* 1.13 1.41 3.56
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    In Kuala Lumpur
    1892 14 BID and offer prices officially listed and business in and reported to the Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchance yesterday, with the number of shares traded shown In brackets In lots of 1,000 units unless otherwise specified. INDURSIALB I» Bill «.006) Atoaai (2-JBB 3.005) (2) 2.M (S) 2 (3)
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    Shares rise in active trading
    821 14 THE Stognpore stock market h« noiwi Interest «hare prieeo generally eleeed higher yesterday la active traitag. At the fiaal hell, the Btralto Times ladaatrial Mex, ap 4M peiata hy the aeaa break, had gained 343 peiata to *43.14. The all-sector Baslaees Times Cempaslte Index likewise
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    KL stocks end higher again
    594 14 SHARE prices extended this week's recovery on the Kuala Lumpur stock market yesterday as another round of fresh interest took values broadly higher on heavier volumes. From the outset, prices were already marked a few cents above their overnight levels, in line with the previous
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      83 15 M 2. Our sailing schedule to Europe isn't hard to remember. If you're exporting to Europe, a smoother cash flow. Successful circle Tuesday. That's the easy export programmes require way to remember when Scan Dutch reliable transportation. Remember loads in Singapore. It's the same Scan Dutch. day, every week of
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      706 15 &The Sanwa Bank Limited (Incorporated in Japan) NONCONSOUDATED BALANCE SHEET AS AT 31ST MARCH 1983 AND 1982 Mliom of Yen (Not* 2) 1983 1982 Assets Cash and Due from Banks Cash Loans Securities (Not* 3) Loans and Biib Discounted (Note 4) Foreign Exchange Assets (Note 5) Other Assets Premises and
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      SINGAPORE
      178 16 Rises Indices 8 T P 1975 1200 70 N 8 T 1500 50 Nov 16 Nov 17 C A 8 H BO« L M Flour 8 N P L 010 750 830 40 40 25 20 BT Composite: BT Indicator: 890.89 *****69 896.70 *****23 Uoa Hoe 806 ST Industrials:
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      KUALA LUMPUR
      173 16 Rises Indices N S T 1640 70 Nov 16 Nov 17 CASH 975 35 Kpg Lanjut 550 30 MBT Indicator: *****88 *****53 C Storage Bhd 400 26 NST Industrials: 1318.26 1334.69 SMI 575 25 NST Finance: 2527.98 2530.70 Emtex 291 20 NST Hotels: 659.40 659.40 A Amal 540
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      Selected Indices
      55 16 H.K.HANG SENG Wednesday 710.8 Thursday 882 28 Week A 708 9 Wednesday 884 58 FINANCIAL TIMES Week Ago INDUSTRIALS AUSTRALIAN Wednesday 722.8 INDUSTRIALS Tuesday 727.3 Thurvtov Week Ago 721.8 Wednesday 917 8 DOW JONES AVERAGE Week Ago ""'mM -t INDUSTRIALS ALL ORDINARIES Wednesday 1251.32 lA Tuesday 1247.97 Thursday
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    Two parties interested in Sim Lim's Malaysian assets
    592 16  -  rnmrn Companies Editor: ALAN LEE By RAMESH CHANDIRAMANI WHILE investors' interest over the impending announcement to be made by Sim Lim Investments Ltd mounts, market observers have linked Datuk Wee Boon Ping as the party most likely to be involved in any
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    S'pore Glass incurs loss of $4.18 m
    299 16 POOR sales in the local and export markets, coupled with a strong Singapore dollar have driven Singapore Glass (1974) Ltd deeper into the red. During the six months to Sep 30, the glass-ware and containers manufacturer incurred sizeable pre-tax loss of 54-18 million
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    Pan-El reorganises capital of Orchard Hotel
    186 16 PAN-Eleetric Industries, which recently completed the acquisition of Orchard Hotel (Singapore) Ltd, has undertaken a major capital restructuring of the hotel subsidiary. Pan-El disclosed that it has split the par value of Orchard Hotel's shares as well as increased its issued capital through a
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    Jurong Cement profits up sharply
    195 16 JURONG Cement Ltd continues to benefit a great deal from the buoyant construction industry as evidenced by the 80.1 per cent jump in its interim earnings. For the six months to Sep 30, 1983, the company made pre-tax profits of $9.86 million compared with $5.47
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    LATEST RESULTS
    70 16 has FTMA Metal Bn BU has reported group pre-tax profits of M$5.05 million ($3.78 million) for the six months ended Sep 30,1963. Profits after taxation stood at $3.11 million ($2 million). Directors have declared an interim dividend of 10 per cent less tax, payable on Dec 31 to
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    Exchange gains lift earnings at JC-MPH
    410 16 A SUBSTANTIAL exchange gain has contributed to a hefty 130 per cent jump in Jack Chia-MPH's pre-tax earnings at halftime. The increase, however, could have been more if not for lower trading profits and reduced share of earnings from its associated companies. For the
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      337 16 London stocks in page 15 To give just any would be point nypen intless. ml y.. I 7 I If you have ever received a pen from a business associate you may remember it by some unpleasant experience. Like the time it stained your favourite shirt. Or, during an important
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      52 16 OUTLOOK for today: Fair. Report tor 24 hears prior toUpn Not 17 at the airport: Maximum temperature 315 Associated humidity ZZZZZ... 52 Minimum temperature 24.0 Associated humidity 36 Hours of sunshine ZZ" 4.00 Ralrffall in millimetres Trace Total rainfall for the month 130 9 Total rainy days for the month
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  • SHIPPING TIMES
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      Two major US lines operating joint service
      297 17 TWO major US shipping lines are now operating a joint service in what is seen as a relaxation of tough anti-trust laws in the US. The two companies, American President Lines and Sea-Land Services, have started a joint operation which connects the Philippines
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      FEFC agrees to dual rates for rubber exporters
      453 17  -  By JUNE LIM THE Far Eastern Freight Conference has agreed to meet the exporters of bale and palletised rubber half way where rates are concerned. Instead of having one rate for rubber as requested by a major rubber exporter, the conference will
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    • PORT SIDES
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        LR's annual meeting
        74 17 THE South-East Asia Committee of the Lloyd's Register of Shipping will be holding its ninth annual meeting in Singapore on Nov 24, 1983. The committee comprises senior members of the shipping and shipbuilding industries from Hongkong, Burma, the Philippines, Thailand, Korea, Malaysia, Indonesia and Singapore. The chairman
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        Lock icon Wool rates unchanged
        159 17 Reuter THE Japan Wool Commodity Group and the Australia Northbound Shipping Conference have agreed to leave the conference's Australia-Japan freight rates unchanged in 1984, David Coombes, assistant director of the Wool Council of Australia, said. Coombes said the two sides also agreed in negotiations in Osaka to
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        APL service study
        88 17 AMERICAN President Lines is carrying out a feasibility study into the possibility of launching a direct service to Australia and New Zealand instead of transhipping via Japan. This was confirmed by a company official but he said the company had no plans to operate such a service.
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      INDEX TO ADVERTISERS
      819 17 SUppteg Ume P^e C*l Shipping Lint Page C«l Alra AlratM Unrr Alpac Antara Shpg APC Liar APL ASCL Ana broker Atlas Luin A astasia Liar Australian Coat Balt-Orirni Bangkok Coot Bangladrah Nat Liar Bank Unr BBS Bra Liar Bra AaU Ben bulk Blur Star BrltaaU Liar Burmrar
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      NKK to build mobile drilling island in Arctic
      362 18 THE world's first unique mobile drilling island in the Arctic will be built by Nippon Kokan K K (NKK), Japan's second largest steel-maker in co-opera-tion with Mitsui Co (USA) Inc. The contract was awarded by Global Marine Development Inc (GMDI), California, a
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      LONDON FREIGHTS
      1837 18 INCREASED sugar chartering developed on an otherwise very subdued freight market on Wednesday with grain business on a very small scale, shipbrokers said. Sugar was covered from Maceio-Recife to the US Gulf at U5513.75 and from Acajutla to the US Gulf at $12 option US Atlantic at $14.
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      Manila will implement programme to increase size of merchant fleet
      336 18 THE Philippines' Maritime Industry Authority is implementing a two-prong-ed programme starting January next year which seeks to increase the size of the Philippine merchant fleet and its capability in carrying Philippine foreign trade. Under the programme, Marina will implement the
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      Lock icon Oil storage contracts
      232 18 Lloyd's List FLOATING oil storage contracts are becoming an increasingly thin avenue for tanker owners with surplus tonnage on their hands. The number of vessels being used in this role has been cut significantly in the past month, despite substantial restocking in the Far East. Latest figures
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      The Consortia
      198 19 THE MAJOR shipping consortia operating between the Far East/Europe, Far East Persian Gulf, Straits ports/Australia, Straits/Japan and the member lines: ACE (FAR 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 Container trade problems to be aired at seminar
      181 19 AFP PROBLEMS in container trade such as cut-throat pricing, intentional damage and overtonnage will be aired at a seminar called Containerisation Asia *83. About 250 delegates from 30 countries will attend the first major regional conference on this subject which will be
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      Lock icon Japanese yards receive more ship orders
      170 19 AFP NEW shipbuilding orders placed with Japanese shipyards during the first half of fiscal year, from AprilSeptember, soared to 391 vessels or 7.56 million tons, up three times in number and 3.9 times in tonnage over the same period last year, the Japanese transport
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      Lock icon Frantic scramble for freight in HK and Taiwan
      363 19 Lloyd's List HONGKONG and Taiwan are becoming increasingly prime targets for UK/ European freight forwarders as a means of generating much-needed revenue while waiting for the sluggish UK freight market to recover from recession. However, the frantic scramble for freight in those
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      Bermuda Star to join cruise market
      204 19 THE Bermuda cruise market will see the entry of a new ship next year, to be named the Bermuda Star. Introduction of the vessel is the result of an agreement between the Bermuda government and Bahamas Cruise Line. The 23,819 gross tons Bermuda Star,
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      SHIPPING LIST where your ships are due...and when
      6066 24 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 Fort of
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      Container Schedules
      782 25 CONTAINER TERMINAL RECEIVING OF EXPORT FCL CONTAINERS AND LCL CARGO Godowns FCL Ship Arrival for LCL Movement Voy Date/Time Operator Cargo Schedule Location Sea Hawk 8327 18.11.83 2300 Eastern M TA 3 0900-1000 A3 B Penaga 115/83 19.11.83 0700 Leo Shpg TA 3 0800-0900/1800-1900 B2/B2 G Petrenko 22CE83
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      WHO ACTS FOR WHOM...
      1816 25 The leading shipping lines operating from local ports and their agents. A-B Adriatic Caatalaer Continental Feeders (S) Cargo Freight (PK). AFEA African Shipping Agencies (S). Afra-Earaaia Liae Transgroup (S) AhreakM Llaer Service Kim Shpg (S). Alfred C Taepler Sea Consortium (S)/ Marintex Enterprise (PK). Alpae Intrasea
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      SHIPS IN PORT
      401 26 AT CONVENTIONAL WHARVES Vessel Berth Agent Arrival Departure KEPPEL WHARVES Barber Nara 46/7 Barber alongside 18.11.83/2359 Fukuzaki Maru 19 CF Shapr alongside 18.11.83/0600 Langsa 45A Heap Seng alongside 18.11.83/0600 Ned Llnge 44 Ned-EAC alongside 18.11.83/0600 Vega 29/30 Crn Mar alongside 18.11.83/1500 Builder 22 Thong Soon 18.11.83/0700 19.11.83/0700
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      235 17 >*<:)%[]>%<"^{,+<+%=/[>>">"/'', FULLY CONTAINERISED SERVICE TO FURORE VIA SUEZ *CWM com*** 23* cwvuß *oa 3tn HEMUK 6ARNET 17* ME*C*TOR 33* KOREAN CHANCE 15* TRANSWORtD BTOfi It KOREAN MaW 22* CHE»*IC* HUM. 38* ORINTAI CHIEF 37* HK CONTAME* it* S SEAS BRDGE 44* am CONTAME* 24* KOREAN CHANCE 14E TRANSNORtO BRDGE 17E
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      271 17 SEALORDU J UNITED ARAB SHIPPING CO'SAO) NATIONAL LINE OF BAHRAIN. IRAQ! KUWAIT. QATAR, SAUDI ARABIA AND H UNITED ARAB EMIRATES FULLY CONTAINERISED SERVICE FROM JAPAN TAIW AN HOM.kUM, TO IR HI i N *1 IMMYM4 M. WAJBA U MMMH *4 RED SEA DIRECT SERVICE U/1I (31/11). 3/1?) Acceptor Contanm arty
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      23 17 LONDON Freights U/m CONSORTIA m SHIPPING Schedule VIH/IX CONTAINER Schedules IX WHO Acts for Whom IX SHIPS In Part X REGIONAL Weather X
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      1078 17 The Singapore's Straits Business Times World DIRECTORY a t your 0f Fingertips Singapore (Buku Merah) rJ*[ MAERSK LINE EXPORT FULL CONTAINER SERVICES I TO: VS. PACIFIC, GULF, ATLANTIC, EAST CANADA. INLAND points JWfM#" \J.K I M MIDO M RANDO KUDO 21-21/11 25-29/11 10 10/12 ie-16/12 //illl IlkV LJilAMwrnuum m+i.ivm 1/1
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      503 18 r—# FAR EAST/EUROPE CONTAINER SERVICE To Europe. From Europe Mm Ftr: 1) Barcelona. Genoa. 2) Amsterdam Antwerp. L Havre, Basle. UK. 3) Bremen. B'emerhaven Aarhus Copenhagen. Helsinki 4) Maimo Stockholm. Oslo •Accepting Europe cargo tor feeder via S pore 'Also direct cargo tor Spore I Bangkok Pts contact PERMSC P
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      334 18 m Y.S. LINE YAMASHITA-SHINNIHON LINE CONTAINER SERVICES I USA/CANADA 9 Mothe hM I M «l LA/L 9 OA* FAMLV MX A KSSfI aw Act 9/12 7/12 9/12 MB»C« M 9/1 9/1 Also accepting LCL Cargo. STUTNCONOH ¥25/359 aOUNN MM *17/111 WHY *12/352 TOH6O MANN *32/353 fNw ULiplhi carp to Mm
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      658 19 The Straits Steamship Group OCL Overseas Containers Limited SIR Ktel m/u n/ii 17/12 19/12 23/12 25/12 •1/1 43/1 M/l 11/1 15/1 17/1 M/l 21/1 M/l 2/1 M/ 2 11/2 19/2 21/2 13/12 14/12 21/12 22/12 27/12 21/12 M/l M/l 11/1 14/1 11/1 M/l 2S/1 H/l VI VI 13/2 14/2 23/2
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      655 19 wrfn Franco Belgian Services if- > f- ,i 'h .'i Nf i ii'i i.'' n. ;nm t- it y,;y, tv. Iwe f C o*«so®' V BTBEjE 1 i=t 11'Trrn rrm p. am com mo 20 nm 21 nm amo MIS 2« Nm 27 MM UPTIM 6AMET 3 tec 4 tec
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      616 20 rn Hapag-Lloyd S pore P Keta«|Pen Lenoes Genu H'bur| Ma r seille Rdam Bhaven Ant werp 22/U 23/11 25/11 24/12 18/12 31/12 19/12 5/1 long Oakland Seattle/ Connecting In Tokyo Connecting m Kobe "Also occeptmg cargo for ATLANTIC GULF PORTS via mmtlandbndge, and US MID-WEST by rmcrobridge" FROM CONTENT I*
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      429 20 ItG.&.LINE *o»u o'>n»t ks Xu,<^ FULLY CONTAINERISED SERVICE r FROM EUR Oft VIA SUEZ 1 > Me'motf ol the Ace Conwhum I FULL Y CONTAINERISED '0 (BOM *OR(H AMI RICA (ASICOAST 1 •ttalttd* mul P** Sp»«* M I Bead) CMm NTC St tan CUM CMai AV*/1E 21/11 22/11 28/11 17/12
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      388 20 EVERGREEN LINE EUROPE FAR [AST CONTAINER SERVICE MEDITERRANEAN SEA EAR EAST CONTAINER SERVICE MSO ACCEPTMG CARGO TO HONSONC KEEIUNG AAOSHKMG. TOKYO OSMA AM) PUS** TAIWAN SOUTHEAST ASIA CONTAINER SERVICE STRAITS/TAIWAN CONVENTIONAL SERVICE E»er Tram SJE SMGAPOK KMMSUK 13/12 21/12 EAR EAST US WEST COAST CONTAINER SERVICF AISO ACCEPTMG CMCO TO
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      755 20 Everett Lines I) Burma Five Star Shipping Corpn "BURMESE NATIONAL LINE" LOADING FOR RANGOON (Malacca Dacharpnf 19/24 Hot) (Paw Gudanf Ditcharfinc 27/30 Net) ••••FOR DtSCHARONG ONLY S parc P Krtaof Pen* 19/22 Net 24/27 Not 21/30 Not 25/27 Not 27/29 Not 1/3 Dec 3/6 Dec 21/ 2 Dec 24/2 HTOHYWA
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      290 20 CIS I NOSE W MARITIME PTE LTD ISLAMIC REPUBLIC OF IRAN SHIPPING LINES IRANIAN SERVICES Supri laadtai to a/11 B. Abfcn. B. I POST MIANG PfNANG SMOSi MMIIM PIT I TO TIL *****44 7 t *****/0 MMOSi MMITM SON BM> I* *****7 3 MAIATSIA IRAW t TRANSPORT tID Id *****
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      621 21 PIL GROUP VEBBEL VOYAGE SINGAPORE LOADING FOR: KOTAWANGI E-469 lnPt-21/11 HODEIDAH. JEDOAH. AOABA. PT SUDAN. ADEN KOTA WISATA E-473 t-11/12 HOOEIOAH, JEDDAH, AOABA, ALEXANDRIA KOTA MAKMUR E-475 4-4/12 DJIBOUTI, HODEIOAH, JEDDAH. PT SUDAN. ADEN KOTA JAVA E-477 5-10/12 HODEIDAH, JEDOAH, MOGADISCIO. MOMBASA. D'SALAAM ACCEPTING CONTAINERS TO HODEIDAH/AQABA/PT.SUDAN/MOGADISCIO KOTA MULIA KOTA
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      330 21 pa IRAQI LINE I' IRAQI STATE ENTERPRISE FOR RNARITIME TRANSPORT WEST BOUND FAR EAST/IRAQ SERVICE S pore P Keiang Loading for: M.V. BABYLON In Port Aqabaßayah/Baghdad M.V. ALFARABI 21 No* Aqaba/Basrah/Baghdad EAST BOUND RED SEA/JAPAN SERVICE M.V. ALBASRAH 25 No* Korea/Japanese Ports M.V. ALKNM 30 Nov Korea/Japanese Ports THROUGH B/Ls
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      754 21 BEN LINE CONTAINERS EXPRESS CONTAINER SERVICE TO/FROM EUROPE 'Q'"W > PNG SPOSI tatr fronm [qini hPI ?7/U Kmrtoon Ba. 77/H 4/l? T*oEiprn> 7/17 11/17 o*** B»T 17/17 17/17 Han*«t Eiprm 17/17 77/17 Lirtrpool 6a. ?7/l? 3/1 Cardan Ba. |/l 12 /j B*"** 9/1 IV) P MIMIC U K 29/11 J/17
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      618 21 DJAKARTA LLOYD INDONESIAN NATIONAL LINE Aqpnts S»nQjpofP EKA JAYA AGENCIES telephone 913T22 Tcwmdl 2"****** A Malaysia SISAL PTF LTD TEL Pf\ANG26??I KL ?0909t> Pk ******3 5a APC LINE W.hl T\\ I'KKTAMHAVt.'AN < ONTAINKK LINK WEEKLY FULL CONTAINER SERVICE BETWEEN SINGAPORE/JAKARTA VESSQ VOY SINGAPORE lAKARTA vEssa voy *TMBANG VII 7119/7190 •THUMB
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      611 21 rage v BOUSTEAD SHIPPING AGENCIES \> BANK LINE EXPRESS INDEPENDENT SERVICE TO UK/CONT MEADOWBANK IVYBANK CLYDEBANK iPORE R DAM HULL HMBG 2 Dec 26 Dec 2 Jon 29 Dec 27 Jon 21 Feb 28 Feb 25 Feb 20 Feb 16 Mar 21 Mor 18 Mar Lykes/e Lines (•New Orleans, Mobile.
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      1038 22 iu. |IK"line KAWASAKI KISEN KAISHA, LTD PACIFIC COAST (Including DESTINATIONS INLAND vi* IPI MICROBRIDG E ft MINILAND BRIDGE) AiSO ACCEPTMG MCOMA (MKROBRDGE) ATLAMTA. LAREDO. ANTOMO. (MNLMD BRDGE) BOSTON. ATLANTIC COAST (VIA SEATTLE) 10NGVCN (VIA PORTLAM» SACRAJNENTO (VU OAKLAND) STOCKTON (MA OAKIAM)) MCtWOW (MA OAftLMD) AUSTM CHCAGO CMCMNATI. CLEVELAM) COIUMUS. DALLAS.
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      239 22 H== CHAR CHING MARINE CO U== CCIJWfc USA WESTCOAST FULLY CONTAINERISED SERVICE MOTHER VESSEL SP HKG LBEACH OMLMV SEATTLE CHM MMG 22 NOV (ft KC 21OEC 30 DEC 02 MH TAO YUAN n NOV 12 DEC 4 lAN i lAN 1 lAN C C LOS ANGELES 7 DEC IS DEC
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      719 22 CALIFORNIA/PACIFIC NORTH WIST SERVICE EXPRESS CONTAINER/REEFER SERVICE lM*i| tor lOS AHGEUS. SAM FRANCISCO SEATTLE. TACOMA VANCOUVER C Accept** Fa/Fa C«lam P *«•»< S.ofipoff I An|e<es •A VFSSEI" K N*» IDx 27 oJT AUSTRALIA EXPRESS CONTAINER SERVICE Acceptor FCI/FCI Centaewrs JAPAN SERVICE Im*| tar tab* IMm. ftjpta OuAa Map AM* caii
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      587 22 KORINS MARITIME SERVICES B 114 Anaon RowJ, 4MB-01, Tunaa Building, Singapore 0307. Tsl: *****22 *****67 PKilmf Ttl *****1/8 RED SEA/PERSIAN GULF/MEOITERRANEAN SERVICES S'pvt Loadng For: NAEWOO NO. 5 In Port Port Sudan/Benghazi/Tnpoi MOSTBON V. 14 22 No. Band* Abba. GUNONG MAS 30 No* Band* Abba* Hyundai Merchant Marine SEMI-CONTAINER SERVICE
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      714 22 INTRASEA (PTE) LTD. 10 Anson Road »27 16 International Piaza Singapore 0207 Tel *****1 1 (1 0 Lmesl O BREAKBULK SERVICE TO EUROPE/UK LABO *****1S MMo* tudni ler: 3,15 23 Nov 26 Not RDAM/UK (AVON) ALPAC LINE SSS,""" ALPAC ASM 163W8 Vessel Loadng al Kota I S pore P Kelang
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      490 23 FAR EAS/EUROPE FULLY CONTAINERISED SERVICE A ii»e ACE Co«ten>wi»< TO EUROPEJK (VIA SUEZ): Also acceding :argo to/from Scandinavia C CONT\(NE* S'pore Closing Times: FCL Cargo 1100 19/11 LCL Cargo 2300 18/11 FROM EVtOPE (VIA SUEZ) STAAI S/AUSTRALIA RO-RO CONTAINER SERVICE "frnDf o' !*>f Anro C Also accepting cargo to/from Bangkok
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      400 23 HEUNG-A SHIPPING Korean Flag Vessels QQNAtt SEMI-CONTAINERISED DIRECT SERVICE TO: BANGKOK. KEELUNG. BUS AN, INCHON SEMI-CONTAINERISED DIRECT SERVICE TO CHITTAGONG_CHALNA CALCUTTA *G(NTS *pn* agencis ftf no TH 11 ??04?tt Mi *TSl* AGIU'S TUNAS Si Til SON BK) Kl TH 414W0 *****4 n in jn%4 *N TH J*****/M7475 I G COR
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      935 23 SINSOV SINGAPORE SOVIET SHIPPING CO PRIVATE LTD SINSOV BULMNG 55, Market Street Singapore 0104 Telephone Numbers *****3 (15 Lines) Cable Address SINSOV SINGAPORE Telei Numbers RS ***** RS ***** RS ***** P KELANG PENANG M/S SHARK AT HAH SOON SON. BHD. IST AND ?NO FLOOR. MESSRS HA) THONG SHTPMG 23
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      384 24 Kcfllwial Container Uitcs li'Timll Sailings Weekly F-VflLp'' Reliable Regular Punctual Berthing PSA 1500 Hrs Tuesday Saturday I a£\ SINGAPORE ISLANDS LINE MIDDLE EAST REGULAR LINER S'porc PK Pnf Loadfe* far ALPHA PAOFIC (Ei. titano Mara) 22/25 No* Doha, Bahran, Abu Dhabi 'A* VSL 29/30 No* Aden, Jeddah. Hodeidah KUSU ISLAM)
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      122 25 r^o! MEMCO LINE SW LOAWWG MOFAMUi C In Port Damman. Kuwait TBN 21/11 dggfc CORMORANT BKK SM PK iMdhf for ORESTM In rt Hod«djli, Gbjh TBN 21/11 Dubii. Bahrain. Kuwait S PORE MUITIPOftT AGENCIES (S) PTE LTD Tel: *****36/TLX ***** KL ORIENTAL SHIPPING CORPN Tel: 03 4875A4 TLX MA 321
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      183 25 ftzni FREIGHT MANAGEMENT PTE LTD 10 Anson Rood, =28-09 International Plaza. Singapore 0207 Tel *****1 1(12 Lines) Tete* RS ***** FRTMAN 23/11. 21/11. 30/11.1/12 STDMT. MEUOUHC '/12. 12/12. IS/12. 11/12. 25/12 ACQ. ADC BRtSBAM nDMMTU 27/11. 4/12. 12/12. 17/12 27/12. J/1. 12/1 22/11. Wll. 5/12. 15/12. 22/12 2/12. 5/12, 7/12.
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      600 25 LIN LIN SHIPPING PTE LTD 1, Magazine Road 05-08 Central Building SinaaDore 0105 Tel *****14/*****22 LIZENA PTE LTD T«fc *****29,*****87,*****6® T«*x: R*****1 NG Shipping Private Ltd. T*t*phon«: *****90,*****43. >r REGULAR SERVICE TO AND FROM CHTTT A GONG/MADRAS (S pore Fta|) SMGAPOK PENANG CHTTAGOHG NEW GALACTIC* 3/12 12/11 NEW GUARDIAN 22/11
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      69 26 f W-i MENG HORNG SHIPPING PTE LTD pUUB #02-21 Goldon Wall Auto Contra, I 89 Short Stroot, S'poco 0718 TEL: *****47/8 REGULAR SERVICE TO INDIA PORTS VESSEL ETA ETD DESTINATION MENG HORNG 17/11 20/11 Chittafonf/CalcutW Madras CONCORD LINES L LINER SERVICES ETA ETD LOADUG FOR El 21/11 23/11 RUMIT»/BKK/HOCHMNM CITY
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      80 26 NAVEGADORA PANOCEANIC S.A. Loadnf for Karachi, Hu Qaboos I Dubai Singapore 15 Jan '84 Port Keiong 18 Jan Spore Agents Cenfrwnt* SMpping Corpn Pt« ltd. 22M356 P AeUng Agents M t Am Skipping Pt* LW 3SKSS Penang Agents Tironj Mm {fL) M X 1434 ORANGE SHIPPING LIMITED Regular Liner Strrict
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      723 26 Ba 3a Cb BANGLADESH NATIONAL LINE iAn Enterprise of Bangladesh Govt M.V. B ETA 22 Nov A|tatS UNIPACIFIC THINS TRADING *|Wll AGENCT PTE LTD 'ORIENTAL SMIfPING CORPN Tel *****4 is haasl SINGAPORE l««p»f Tel *****6;457b44 <&U7U£U £JA€ REGULAR BREAKBULK EUROPE/FAR EAST SERVICE VESSEL CELTIC VENTURE VOV PR SP BKK HKG
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      642 26 HEAP SENG TRADING SHIPPING PTE. LTD. '3-01, 13th floor, Golden Mile Tower, Beoch Rood, Singapore 0719. Tel *****44 Tli R*****2 HEAPCO SINGAPORE TO PHUKET/WEST MALAYSIA SERVICE STORE P. KELANG PENANG PHUKET LANGS* V 32/13 In Pod 19 Nov 21 No, lANGSA V 33/13 23/25 Nov -21 Nov FULL CONTAMER SERVICE
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      441 26 NVOCC DIRECT SERVICE IMF RICA M TRAMED I OESTN LAGOS ALEXANDRIA LMASSOL. LAITAKIA ALSO PROVVNNG INLAND TRANSPORTATION ON Fa BASIS EUROPE/FAR EAST LINER SERVICE KAN BELAMAK 24/11 25/11 NORDHVAL 21/11 29/11 Cargo Boafcnp tot *****81/1 *****11 10 Arnan Rd #22 04A tntemabonal Plata S pore 0207 Tctei RS ***** (TRASM)
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      179 26 r A Regional Weather m y h m m <0 m K 2 m r A Ml 35 s C 4 m c V Win Wind direction with speed in knots Wave height SIGNIFICANT WEATHER AND SEA CONDITIONS AT 7.30 A.M. THIS MORNING. LEGEND: R Thunderstorm Temperature a C Shower
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