The Business Times, 6 February 1984
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Title Section11 1984-02-06 1 BUSINESS TIMES M.C. (P) No. 66/1/84 MONDAY, FEBRUARY 1184 60 CENTS11 words
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400 1984-02-06 1 LOH HUI YIN - By LOH HUI YIN ONLY two of the three partners in the Singapore Refining Company (SRC) will be fully involved in the proposed multi-million dollar hydrocracker complex. The third partner, Caltex, has opted out of the hydrocracker itself. However, it will take up400 words
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185 1984-02-06 1 ABOUT 164,000 will be spent on sending 40 photoJournalists out over the next eight days to capture Singapore as it is today for a book "A Salute to Singapore". Armed with rolls of films sponsored by Kodak Singapore, these photo-Journal-ists from Singapore185 words
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544 1984-02-06 1 RICHARD SEAH - By RICHARD SEAH THE VIDEO craze is spinning a billion dollar trade (or Singapore this year. Hie video boom is far from over in spite of the (act that Singapore already has the world's highest incidence of video cassette recorder ownership. At544 words
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Article, Illustration488 1984-02-06 1 SOH TIANG KENG - By SOH TIANG KENG FINANCE companies in Singapore plan to set up an on-line credit information bureau to cut down bad debts of customers. The bureau will provide an early warning system to alert finance companies on problem accounts. By simply pressing488 words
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166 1984-02-06 1 CHIEF executives of British Airways and Singapore Airlines say there are no plans to relaunch the Concorde service between London and Singapore. Mr Colin Marshall, British Airways chief executive, told Business Times when he was in Singapore for an aerospace conference last month, that166 words
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195 1984-02-06 1 THE Prime Minister yesterday called SB the socially successful ts accept their respsaarlbillty in providing leadership ts the community. Speaking at a Lunar New Year get-tegether at the Taajaag Pagar Community Centre, Mr Lee Kaaa Yew said a study sa Housing aid195 words
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BRIEFLY...
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Article64 1984-02-06 1 THE number of evacuees in the five flood-hit districts of Johore has decreased, but overflowing rivers have cut off road links to more kampungs. There were 641 people at evacution centres in Segamat, Muar, Kota Tinggi, Keluang and Johore Baru at noon yesterday, compared with 1,000 at spm64 words
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Article101 1984-02-06 1 AFP THE Malaysian government has sent police patrol boats and a plane to the eastern Malaysian state of Trengganu to investigate alleged encroachments by foreign fishermen into the country's waters, Bernama reported yesterday. Quoting Trengganu's Agriculture and Fisheries Committee chairman, Datuk Tengku Mahmood Mansor, Bernama said the twoAFP - 101 words
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Article82 1984-02-06 1 Reuter INDIAN newspapers yesterday used on their front pages a news agency report that a junior Indian diplomat had been kidnapped in Britain by Kashmiri extremists who had threatened to kill him. The External Affairs Ministry declined comment on the report by the London correspondent of the PressReuter - 82 words
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Article70 1984-02-06 1 AP JAPAN is considering providing China with US$l.7 billion in yen credits for hydro-electric power plant, railway, port and telecommunications projects and $3.5 billion in Export-Import Bank credits for coal and oil development projects, the Japanese economic newspaper Nihon Keizai Shimbun reported yesterday. The government will makeAP - 70 words
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Article88 1984-02-06 1 AFP SAUDI Arabia and Taiwan will sign an agreement next month on a 20year US$BO million loan for the Taipei underground railway project, Taipei's Ministry of Communications reported yesterday. The Saudi loan, together with a budget of about $25 million from the Taipei central government in fiscal yearAFP - 88 words
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Article107 1984-02-06 1 AP AUSTRALIAN Prime Minister Robert Hawke yesterday visited the Pohang integrated steel mill, a major importer of Australian iron ore and coal. Accompanied by his wife and Australian officials, Mr Hawke flew to Pohang, 320 kilometres south of Seoul, and spent 50 minutes inspecting various facilities atAP - 107 words
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411 1984-02-06 1 MONICA QWEE - By MONICA QWEE PLANS to set up an Advertising Council of Singapore are still being mooted, although two or three advertising associations have "clearly agreed" with the idea. The president of the Singapore Advertisers' Association (SAA), Mr Dennis Khoo, said such a council411 words
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Article91 1984-02-06 1 AP IF AND when invited, Papua New Guinea (PNG) would join Asean, says Prime Minister Michael Somare. "During my recent visit to Indonesia, that question (of joining Asean) was raised and I said that, if and when we are invited to join, of course PapuaAP - 91 words
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MANAGEMENT
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Article, Illustration1701 1984-02-06 2 LOUISE KEHOE - Back into the market with a new model and management philosophy, Apple Computer is prepared to give competitors a run lor their money. LOUISE KEHOE reports. LOUISE KEHOE FT FOR Apple Computer, the introduction of its latest model, Macintosh, at the company's annual meeting recentlyFT - 1,701 words
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Article559 1984-02-06 2 STEVEN SYRE - By STEVEN SYRE UPI ARE frog-legs fish? While it is unlikely you have given the subject more than a paging thought, Mary Wright makes her living determining the official answer to that and other odd questions. The 'official' answer in Miss Wright's line of workUPI - 559 words
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Advertisement238 1984-02-06 2 I A T E OCCUPATION i (ONLY SIX UNITS IEIT) Ihe medical clinics at Parkway Parade are NOT converted shoplots. They are part of an integrated Medical Centre, designed with professional advice. An important feature is a diagnostic centre, with facilities for X-rays and a wide range of laboratory tests.238 words
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OVERSEAS
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230 1984-02-06 3 AFP CHINA has promulgated new exchange control rules granting preferential treatment to foreign firms in joint offshore oil exploitation, a magazine for China trade, Business PRC (People's Republic of China), said in its latest issue. Foreign firms involved in offshore oil exploitationAFP - 230 words
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203 1984-02-06 3 UPI FRANCE and the Soviet Union have signed a sixyear economic agreement to boost French steel, chemical, sugar and industrial exports to the Soviets. The new accord, to run from 1965 to 1990, was geared to trim France's trade deficit with the SovietUPI - 203 words
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156 1984-02-06 3 Reuter BORROWING on international capital markets rose to a provisional US$l5.4 trillion in January from $12.2 billion in December, the Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD) said. The higher borrowing reflected heavy demand by top-quality borrowers and more favourable interest rates. Funds raisedReuter - 156 words
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617 1984-02-06 3 NYT AMERICA'S basic money supply fell by US$l.7 billion in the week ending Jan 25. In spite of the decline, which was somewhat larger than many analysts had expected, short- and mediumterm interest rates rose after the Federal Reserve Board's announcement last Friday. MarketNYT - 617 words
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439 1984-02-06 3 AP THE Reagan Administration and major US businesses have presented their case to Congress for a new system to reduce the taxes of Americans by a billion dollars a year or more when they sell some of their goods in other countries.AP - 439 words
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208 1984-02-06 3 AFP A MAN nicknamed "Dracula", who spread terror in a North Sumatran town where he has bitten 23 young women this year, has now begun to alarm women in other parts of Aceh province and even sparked off a slaughter of black cats.AFP - 208 words
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WORLD IN BRIEF
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Article368 1984-02-06 3 Agencies A BOOK backed by a US$l3 million private investment has come to market with illustrations and text designed to persuade the average American to be a fiscal conservative. "The Prosperity Handbook, a Guide to Personal and Financial Success" (Communications Research, Oakland, California) by Michael Fries and CAgencies - 368 words
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294 1984-02-06 3 AFP PREPARATIONS are under way for the launch of Indonesia's Palapa B2 communications satellite today from, the US space shuttle Challenger, in spite of the loss of an almost identical device which has baffled experts here. The Indonesian government has given the National AeronauticsAFP - 294 words
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687 1984-02-06 3 UPI THE number of people who eat at soup kitchens or receive tree food from charities is increasing dramatically in many states in the US, a United Press International survey shows. Health and welfare groups across America are reporting the doubling in someUPI - 687 words
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493 1984-02-06 3 Reuter THE Reagan Administration expects to win its battle against protectionist force* in the trade arena, but 1984 will be "a very, very tough year". US Trade Representative William Brock made this remark after he chaired two days of informal »»nr«Reuter - 493 words
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374 1984-02-06 4 AP FASHION designers in China have been urged to follow the trends of a changing world if the country wants a bigger share of the clothing exports market. Making this suggestion, the official Chinese newspaper Economic Daily complained that China's clothing exportsAP - 374 words
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364 1984-02-06 4 Bernama JAPAN has replaced Britain as the Number Two World Bank power after the US, the Japan Times Weekly said. The main significance of Japan's "promotion" in the bank is that it will have a say commensurate with its economic power inBernama - 364 words
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290 1984-02-06 4 UPI TRADE in value-added "soft" goods and services may become the bread-and-butter of Japan's giant trading houses, eclipsing the basic materials trade, Mitsui St Co president Toshikuni Yahiro said. The nation's mammoth trading houses must learn the lesson of "softnomics" and shift to tradeUPI - 290 words
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168 1984-02-06 4 AFP GARUDA ladeaealaa Airways ha* introduced a hefty rebate af 41 ta ft per cent «If Its freight rates for expert remmedltlra The tariff far vegetables aad traits fram Jakarta ta Jeddah, Saadl Arabia, far latlaace, has beea redsced by 44 per eeat tram UBsl£4AFP - 168 words
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313 1984-02-06 4 Reuter TIN SMUGGLING, estimated at between 13,000 and 14,000 tonnes in 1963, is adversely affecting the operations of the International Tin Agreement (ITA), executives at the Indonesian state-owned tin company PT Timah were quoted as saying. The official Indonesian Antara news agency quoted themReuter - 313 words
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338 1984-02-06 4 UPI AMERICAN car makers have reported a 41.3 per cent January sales increase and the best final period of the month in 11 years, while foreign companies blamed their drop in market share on import quotas. For the month, domestic andUPI - 338 words
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160 1984-02-06 4 UPI NISSAN has agreed to build a factory in the UK. No site has been chosen, but the British Department of Trade and Industry said the Japanese carmaker will be looking for one of about 320 hectares. Nissan is planning aUPI - 160 words
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Article733 1984-02-06 4 ARRIVALS Service Local Operator Number Tine From SLA SQ11 0110 LAX/TYO FT FI73 0125 LAX/SFO/ANC/ NRT/OSA/TPE/KUL PAA PA5 0225 JFK/SFO/HKG SIA SQ41 0605 MAA SIA SQ43 0730 DHA MAS MHfiOl 0820 KUL MAS MH671 0905 KUL SV SV396 0910 JED/RUH MAS MH811 0910 PEN SIA SQ103 0950733 words
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Advertisement80 1984-02-06 3 THE BEST SELLING BEER IN CHINA neng the ,q 1 beer m China 's not mst an excel'pit n (i e r ,vith a rich neng the '.o 1 ben m China •> not just an n (i e r .vitfi a rich luscious and unique taste t contains mineral80 words
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Advertisement251 1984-02-06 3 CARRIAGE HOUSE The Essence of Beauty and Functkjnl/fM View this very exclusive residence with your own eyes and fall in love with its practical design and layout. These apartments offer great versatility in interior decorating. They are finished with Italian marble and parquet floors, elegant sanitary fittings, built-in wardrobes and251 words
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Advertisement82 1984-02-06 4 Communicasft/b What makes a paper succeed? The people who write for it. They have" to be able to interest, engage, entertain, charm, inform, joke with and sometimes even cry with their readers. Ours know how. Its grass roots writing and our readers like the way we do it. They like82 words
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Advertisement23 1984-02-06 4 Fly Pan Am To The USA Daily And To More Than 45 I .S. Cities. Pan Am.You C ant Beat Hie I xperience.23 words
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Advertisement263 1984-02-06 5 The most important question yoi rl I ask wur company's treasurer is probably the one he can't answer. Question: "What's our global exposure today?" Answer: "I'll have to come back to you. We're checking that debt in Jakarta but the phone's busy. The Seoul business might be settled but the263 words
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RETAILING IN SINGAPORE — TWO SIDES OF THE STORY
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Article1225 1984-02-06 6 RICHARD SEAH - By RICHARD SEAH VIDEO dealers are bracing themselves for the traditional post-New Year sales slump. Few will be downhearted at the prospect of this annual phenomenon, for they expect that by May or June, they will be firmly focussing on the prospect of1,225 words
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Article, Illustration1264 1984-02-06 6 TBANG SAU YIN - By TBANG SAU YIN THE known factors facing the Singapore retailing industry are simple to set out. Expanded shopping space, more department stores, fewer visitors, the imposition of exit taxes by the Philippines, Thailand and Indonesia; and a strong Singapore dollar. The effect: Lower, or1,264 words
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Advertisement240 1984-02-06 6 CHUBB DON'T PUT THEIR SAFES TOGETHER r." .MM < &i\ •;V SOTHEYDON7 COME APART. While other safes are welded together, a Chubb Eurosafe is in solid metal. This monolithic Chubb construction simply means that the Chubb Eurosafe has no weak joints: It has no joints. But that's not all. We240 words
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Page 6 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous511 1984-02-06 6 CRYPTIC PUZZLE ACCOM I Step on it, Doris! (5) 6 Land of lacquer (5) 9 Kept in suspense as a wouldbe buyer? (5.2) 10 Shaky film? (5) 11 Where to fet cross between meals (5) 12 Begrimes with oil and more (5) 13 Mona did wrong, Lil (7) 15 Keep511 words
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THE ARTS
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Article992 1984-02-06 7 DONAL HENAHAN - By DONAL HENAHAN NYT THE other day, while I thought I was listening to some music on television, I found that I had been concentrating on Seiji Ozawa's suspenders instead. I do not mean that my ears wandered for just a moment, either. No, I wasNYT - 992 words
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Article, Illustration974 1984-02-06 7 CLYDE HABERMAN - What sets the Japanese apart from the rest of the world? Jared Taylor believes that it is their conviction that they are better than others and can never be understood by anyone else. CLYDE HABERMAN examines Taylor's views and gives i his own impressions.NYT - 974 words
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Article, Illustration696 1984-02-06 7 LUCY NG - By LUCY NG THE place a commodities trading market. The motive to make profits, get rich or richer and maybe, to corner an adversary into bankruptcy. Trading Places opens on a deceptively serious note. In actual fact, the film brings us a bagful696 words
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Advertisement132 1984-02-06 7 How you can benefit from Bayerische Landesbank's presence in A Singapore f Bayerische Landesbartk is headquartered in Bavaria, a leading federal state of West Germany with a long tradition in cross-border trade and finance. Over the years we have constantly V upgraded and refined our international banking capabilities, building a132 words
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Miscellaneous796 1984-02-06 7 &-RADIO SINGAPORE 5 3.00 PM Operant ond Programme Hgtights Mowed by Swordsman Chu (Mandarin/r with English subtitles) 3.55 Spectrum: This new science series teaches children about gravity. For example, why is it that the Leaning Tower of Pisa does not fall? 4.20 The World Sportsman (Last episode): Featuring actor Peter796 words
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Advertisement187 1984-02-06 8 Where to wine, dine and entertain today. J. v/r&e fota/ cant/ tlutf incorporates the features of a credit card, charge card, cheque card, card and purchase card neatly into one. Call Julia at *****97 (20 lines) tor an application form. tefleetm (j'ywd wines, dti&Mim taste. Delight in the exquisite and187 words
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Advertisement249 1984-02-06 8 r übertutf (Brill k. Ja For lunch. For dinner. For a richly rewarding experience. A 'i s I M «i<U N.f r.«i,K >24 111", j, ~»s I vv.ith-s.- R :>i iff,-! Buttft S 1 ;r J.K >22 1»I ~'tv < h.u j. V. S"' <i! s in.!,i', Biu'\ >1J <M'249 words
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Advertisement141 1984-02-06 8 A special garden atmosphere where time never runs out. Here, master chefs prepare delicious and lingering tastes from gourmet style to simpl< meals; both Oriental and Western fare. Daily Midnite Porridge (10pm 3am) 24 hours LEVEL 4, Paramount Hot* d ly Marine Parade Road, Singapore 1544. Tel: 344 5577 V.141 words
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Advertisement255 1984-02-06 8 Chinese New Year is grander and livelier at the Hilton. Therell be sumptuous feasts of traditional festive dishes. Raw Fish and "hong baos" throughout the 15 days of celebrations. Come join us this festive time. 3 <)'K >1 M 1 llkj Stables. hue pliiec y< hi ciiii !>c certain <255 words
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Advertisement193 1984-02-06 8 \?7 7 cV// Ov^/fv'//' 7//// M > <Tf)C ffkballton—» (Prill 9 s*-? *kx H I Treat yourself to our famous Prime Rib beef in town served on a Silver Wagon. Unwind to the live entertainment provided by the Filipino band the Happy Mates' nightly from 7: 30pm to 1 1193 words
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INTERNATIONAL STOCKS
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Article191 1984-02-06 9 FEB OS Pre CORBKILLK Alr-IJmiliU **7 10 Aqultalne Nat On Petrole 307 -5 B 8 N QervaJs C 8 P (Thomaonnmf) 306 Cte nucalH das Pctrolei 308JO -IS Credit Ponder De Prance SID -2 Hachette (Ubralrle) Mlcbelln (B) M0° 35 -10 Omnium no unch Peugeot Philip* (Nv Qem 3tt191 words
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Article74 1984-02-06 9 FEB 03 Dm ♦> BASF 1WJ0 lauo -u «Mt -2 1«7J0 -1. ConU Oumml Daimler-Bem 141 JO -*-4 OUO -3 30&00 ~V in job Hoechjt MOJO -1 Hooch ISLMt +u Horten KtnUdl 1U raoo ♦4 KHD am unch Llndc JMJOO fff -4 3.4 Philips Komm Z T~HII—i tylff WIM74 words
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Article179 1984-02-06 9 98.00 010 200 -s 1 -3 Brown Bowl Br. Clba Oelgjr Br MOO an -00 -10 Clba Qelgjr P C 1*30 Clba Oetfj Re* Credit Sulne Br 000 -12 ars 30 Credit Sulsee Rag Elektrowmtt Br. Oeorfe Fleeter Br Globus Pc Hero Br Hoffman La Roche 1/10 435 2710179 words
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Article165 1984-02-06 9 FEB 0} Pis ABM 440.00 +o Ahold .3 Ak*o 110.10 +4 AMEV 177.10 •u Amfu 170JO -13 Atnrobnk 70.70 13 Bark 43.00 .1 Bo Is 100.40 -Oil BorsumU moo -9 Botki 90.70 -0J Burtet 72.00 .3 C aland 30.00 Cal* 306.00 T 1 Dell Mlj 96.00 2.6 Earner 900.00165 words
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Article87 1984-02-06 9 ButOfl 198-25 -575 Bel 3M00 Central* Ord Cond Acqua Roma 1KB IBS MM 3 -075 rimt Ord 4140 U0 Ocncrall ***** -M0 4410 in Prly •101 no Itelccmcnu Ord IUUgmi ***** MOJO >500 43 Lepctlt Ord asoo «00 Mediobanca M llano AH Ord Mondadorl Ord Mondadorl Prt* Montedison OilmtU87 words
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Article89 1984-02-06 9 FEB 03 Ft* FORWARD MARKET Acee MO -18 Arbed 1410 -14 Aitur 7M -A Bructn 1736 -19 Cinptc 2230 -20 Cock 213 44 De Been 902 unch Ebes 2410 -00 Electrobel 0200 -30 Ob-Inno-Bm 3660 -IS Oct 3320 440 Or Bru Lamb MM -SO Hotok «nn unch Retro WW89 words
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Article928 1984-02-06 9 STOCK PRICES closed sharply lower on Friday in active trading as continued concerns about the direction of the domestic recovery over the longer term pushed the Dow Jones Industrial Average below the 1200 mark for the first time since late August last year. The Industrial Average928 words
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Article192 1984-02-06 9 FEB OS CI AMUH KB unch A lean 43* •K Alfom* -M Bulk Mont r -M Bank Not* Scotia Bell Tel sm BP Cut Lid -ft* Bmctn i.. Can Imp Bk m^m t* Can Pnn Kg Cannae Carltnc OKecfe Cm bl FW Lk ao* m H -M Cn BUtrt192 words
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Article274 1984-02-06 9 FEB OS Rand INDUSTRIALS A Alpha aa& Abercom MB unch AE And CI M6 unch Amaprop AMIC ZZ aoo unch Barlow* IMS unch C O Smith 2450 unch Chcken CNA m -10 Cum* Flnancc 486 MOO 15 unch f>d*Vol* 900 unch rugit 400 unch Hlreld no Ub Holds 1436274 words
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MONEY AND EXCHANGES
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Article175 1984-02-06 9 THE US dollar opened last week at 552.1300/10 against the local unit and was brought to a high of $2.1315/25 before closing at $2.*****/10. Trading was extremely thin with most participants keeping squarish positions ahead of the long Lunar New Year holidays. The Singapore unit strengthened marginally against175 words
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Article22 1984-02-06 9 THE average rate at which major Singapore banks are currently prepared to lend to their best customers is 9.125 per cent.22 words
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Article64 1984-02-06 9 FOR THE week ended Friday Feb 3, the range of call rates received from Short Deposits (M) Bhd was as follows: Baak fond: 5.25 to 5.4 per cent. General find: 5 to 5.35 per cent. Movements of funds totalled $1222 million. ASIAN currency average deposit rates for the64 words
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Article272 1984-02-06 9 THE Lunar New Year week saw overnight rates firming momentarily on Wednesday to 8 VA per cent before closing at 7V« 7 per cent. The upsurge in rates could be attributed to long weekend coverings and advance adjustments as a result of Base changes. Term rates, however, remained unaffected272 words
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Article142 1984-02-06 9 Chemical Bank 9 Chung Khiaw 8V4 Citibank NA 9V4 Continental Illinois 9Vi Credit Lyonnais 9M Credit Suisse 9Vt Dai-Ichi Kangyo 9Vi Dalwa Bank 9W Den Danske Bank 9 D G Bank 9Vi DBS Bank 8Vt Dresdner Bank 9Vi European Asian 9*4 Far Eastern Bank 9 First142 words
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RAW MATERIALS
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1380 1984-02-06 9 AFP THE SHARP improvement in the price of gold to its highest since mid-December gave underlying support to the commodity markets in London last week, although sterling's rally had a tempering effect. The US budget plans for an increase of more than 9 per cent inAFP - 1,380 words
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Article146 1984-02-06 9 RUBBER futures in Tokyo on Saturday closed down 0.4 to 0.9 yen in moderately active trading. Values declined further on liquidation in a market empty of fresh incentives. Current February fell 0.9 to 275.0 yen a kilo and distant September was off 0.7 to 284.5 yen. Other months finished146 words
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185 1984-02-06 9 THE local produce market went through the two-day shortened week on a quiet note, extending the previous two week's virtually unchanged nature. Pepper prices did not fall much last week although there was no overseas demand. The sellers clearly did not want to185 words
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Advertisement182 1984-02-06 9 1 ■i~S> jfM :?fl illl JW &fIJJJ ItT Golden Phoenix Jfflfn CHAO ZHOU Chao Zhou GARDEN RESTAURANT 6th storey. UIC Building. Shenton Way For reservations, please call Ellen. Tel: *****55. |n)j|| Golden Phoenix Sichuan cuisine „otTEquatorial 429 Bukit Timah Road. Singapore 1025. For reservations, please call Diana Tel: *****31 ext.182 words
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Advertisement96 1984-02-06 9 Sf. w m i m k O W Toss the traditional raw fish salad to hearty cheers of'LaoQi'(LoHei). The auspicious New Year dish that symbolises success and the renewal of ties between family and friends. At sundown the Music Comes To Life' from the turntables of Bernard Soiosa Satin smooth96 words
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MARKET REVIEWS
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Article110 1984-02-06 10 THE following to a Ust of the 1« mast actively traded stacks as the Stack Exchange of Singapore last week. It gives the taraover la thsaaaads sf salts, closing prices sa Friday aad the Ugh aad law far 1S83/H84 C-OT if" r Prices Jaa SI ugh 1981/94110 words
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Article768 1984-02-06 10 SINGAPORE Jh» Jaa SI r*i Mt Ml feBT Cotnp: 978.74 982.59 *****12 Closed Closed Closed ttBT Indicator: *****11 Closed Closed Closed eSTInds: 1063.88 1071.01 Closed Closed Closed •ST Finance: 2923.91 2954.00 Closed Closed Closed •ST Hotels: 967.61 967.85 Closed Closed Closed ••ST Prop: 710.35 710.96 Closed Posed768 words
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Article3708 1984-02-06 10 Gr*s Gr*s Net Ml IM Last Die Die YTd P/E Vol Week Hick Low Coapaay Sale +or- Cer (•WOO) High Low 8ECTION ONE INDUSTRIAL ft COMMERCIAL na 74* A >1 D B 904 193 -4 L8 OO n 157 153 3M 338 Acmji 204 +4 7.5 253,708 words
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Article, Illustration790 1984-02-06 10 RAMESH CHANDIRAMANI - I Singapore By RAMESH CHANDIRAMANI IT WAS a case of better late than never. True to tradition, those looking for a rally to herald the Chinese New Year found their hopes fulfilled at the stock market during the closing days of the790 words
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Article435 1984-02-06 10 m r vl Australia J- M j SVB Day, Funter and Co TRADING in resource stocks dominated activity on the Australian share market during the week with the industrials continuing their downward correction. The All Ordinaries Index firmed up 10 points to 776 but the AllSVB Day, Funter and Co - 435 words
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Article506 1984-02-06 10 JULIANA TAY - Week ended Jan 31 compiled by JULIANA TAY CORPORATE DEVELOPMENTS DBB Baak and Tat Lee Beak are jointly providing $60 million to pio|«ty developer Invar Realty Pie Ltd to help finance the cost of building the GB Building at the Junction of Cecil and McC&llum506 words
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Article373 1984-02-06 10 BCI MILAN share prices maintained the rhythm of the previous weeks as the euphoric mood that developed with the new year continued unabated in spite of occasional pauses for adjustments. As a result, the BCI all-share index jumped a further 3 per cent to 277.21 onBCI - 373 words
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744 1984-02-06 11 |New York UPI THE NEW York stock market, reflecting investor concerns about high interest rates and fears that corporate earnings won't meet expectations, plunged to its lowest level in five months last week. The trading pace was the fourth heaviest on record andUPI - 744 words
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757 1984-02-06 11 KjK.Lumpur WITH blue chips in the limelight, the Kuala Lumpur stock market staged an inspiring, though belated runup before the Chinese New Tear last week. The New Straits Times Industrial Index added 14.67 points for the two-day trading week to reach757 words
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Article393 1984-02-06 11 fT 1 J. Particulars Ex Date Bssks Cta c*c CMilM City Dot O Luther U1M KLUmMm KM* tag Kes»yaa l«Y MTC MCeoMt MBPC«p Proposed bonus Issue o(l far 4 Proposed bonus issue of 1 fori Proposed rights issue of 1 for 1 $1.30 per share Proposed 190 million393 words
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Article379 1984-02-06 11 Tokyo AFP TOKYO share prices ptaaged la laeklastre trading ea the Tskys stock market last week with the Dsw I saw Average gelag feetow the lljttyea level far the lint time la 10 days. The OS-Mae chip Daw Average mare than rifaet the prevt—s week'sAFP - 379 words
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Article359 1984-02-06 11 Canpuy Mlnebea RenongTin Buldt Katfl l»,y, J F F I last year 7/12 11/12 23/12 Net EPS <eeato) L2 13.5 17.7 GreM nr. 15.0 25.6 20.0 Net Preflt <n»> 3,487 1,252 1,112 PetallngGdn ICS I F 6/1 26/1 8.7 18.0 18.0 12.5 15,311 5,912 MBS SBS Rothmans Msia359 words
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Article1648 1984-02-06 11 GERALD COLVERD - V— Fran!London By GERALD COLVERD A MINISTER of finance or, as we refer to him, Chancellor of the Exchequer, has been described as a legally authorised pickpocket. The London stock market is Just six weeks away from the pickpocketing debut of Nigel Lawson and the framing of1,648 words
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438 1984-02-06 11 NYT THE GENERAL Electric and Rolls-Royce Ltd last Friday announced an agreement that could offer new competition for the Pratt A Whitney division of the United Technologies Corp in middle-range and large-size Jet engines. Each of the two companies will participate in theNYT - 438 words
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Advertisement182 1984-02-06 11 THE LAW OF PARTNERSHIP IN SINGAPORE MALAYSIA Second Edition •»y PETER KOH SOON KWANG LL.B Hons (S*pore) LL.M (Lond) A.C.I. Art). Advocate Solicitor Supreme Court of Singapore An up-to-date edition of such a clearly written and accurate guide It gives me great pleasure to contribute a word of welcome to182 words
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501 1984-02-06 12 CHAN MAY PENG - ■■i IS Companies Editor: ALAN LEE By CHAN MAY PENG PERLIS Plantations Bhd, controlled by sugar king Robert Kuok, is believed to be acquiring the massive 203-hectare former British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC) land in Plentong, 15 kilometres from Johore Baru, for a501 words
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437 1984-02-06 12 PAHANG Consolidated PLC has incurred a lower group pre-tax loss of M 59.33 million for the year ended July 31, 1983, compared with a loss of $12.45 million previously. Unaudited results just released showed that group turnover fell to $17.43 million from $28.62437 words
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574 1984-02-06 12 UNITED Estate Projects Bhd (UEP) said its acquisition of a 36 per cent stake in Shaw Organisation's Malaysian interests would result in a dilution of 1.9 cents or 4.9 per cent in its earnings per share. The earnings per share574 words
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296 1984-02-06 12 TSANG SAU YIN - By TSANG SAU YIN GUINNESS, in a move to co-ordinate its international advertising, has appointed Ogilvy A Blather to handle its account worldwide, excluding the British market. The UK account is still handled by a British advertising agency, Allen, Brady A Marsh which won the296 words
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Article81 1984-02-06 12 BRITANNIA International Investment Management Ltd has recently launched the Britannia Japan Dollar Performance Fund Limited. This is a US dollar denominated fund designed for the non-UK resident investor and enables him to participate in one of the world's major growth economies. The minimum investment is US$2,OOO81 words
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395 1984-02-06 12 AMY CHEOK - By AMY CHEOK IN A MOVE to expand its operations in Hongkong, the Harapan group, headed by Mr Hendra Rahardja, is negotiating to buy Whitman Enterprises Ltd, a company listed on the Hongkong Stock Exchange. Although details of the proposed acquisition have not395 words
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Article, Illustration593 1984-02-06 12 Taking Stock... By Hock Lock Siew THE recent participation by local stockbroking firm City Securities in acting as Joint financial advisers with merchant banks NM Rothschild Sons and Standard Chartered Merchant Bankers on the Sealion takeover should be welcomed. It marks another step forward, not only for theBy Hock Lock Siew - 593 words
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Advertisement149 1984-02-06 12 HATW A paradise for shoppers and away from SongkhlaS white beaches. COME! There and back, Mondays or Saturdays. iii d SINGAPORE a a HATYAI d 1330 I\ls Scrvicc commences on February 4th. Enjoy a pleasant 1 1 4 hr. journey with us before landing at the hub of activity that149 words
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Miscellaneous54 1984-02-06 12 £WEftT:HERi OUTLOOK for today: Cloudy; scattered showers. Bepert for 24 haws prtor to Ml pm m Feb 5 at the airport: Maximum temperature 28.1 Associated humidity 74 Minimum temperature 23.5 Associated humidity 95 Hours of sunshine 2.65 Rainfall in millimetres 0.5 Total rainfall for the month 226.5 Total rainy days54 words
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341 1984-02-06 13 UPI Reuters THE Greek Merchant Ma-, rine Ministry urged its Shippers to steer clear of the Gulf war zone after a Cypriot freighter was hit by Iraqi forces. The spokesman said the ministry was waiting for the Greek consul inUPI; Reuters - 341 words
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395 1984-02-06 13 JUNE LIM - By JUNE LIM NAVALE et Commerciale Havraise Peninsulaire will soon have a stake in the Med Club, a grouping which operates between the Far East and west Mediterranean. The French company will take over half the share of Chargeurs Reunis (CR)395 words
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Article185 1984-02-06 13 AP AT AND T, the giant US communications company, has bought an ocean-going cable ship for US$7 million to handle repair duties in th midPacific Ocean area, it was announced. The statement said AT and T signed a purchase agreement with the Italian shipping companyAP - 185 words
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Article103 1984-02-06 13 SIGMA SA, France's leading container-leasing company, has declared bankruptcy and is being liquidated. The company's receiver said the bankruptcy is the result of accumulated losses. Sigma, which leased containers owned by private investors to shipping companies in the US and West Germany, has oustanding liabilities of 30103 words
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Article28 1984-02-06 13 Reuter THE Hongkong /Europe Freight Conference said a war risk surcharge of 10 per cent will be introduced, effective Feb 6, on cargo to Beirut.Reuter - 28 words
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Article799 1984-02-06 13 Shipping Lite P»g« Shipping liae P»ff (M AC Toepfer VI I Fargo Shpg vm l AIM VI 3 Fesco vn 4/5 Ahrenklel Uner vn 9 Franco- Belg m 4*5 Atpac VI 3 Frata Shpg VI 4 Antara Shpg X 9 Freight Links vn 1 APC Une V799 words
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Article625 1984-02-06 14 THE bankruptcy of one of Taiwan's major steel mills has had a profound effect on the demolition sector, shipbroker Galbraith Wrightson said in its latest report. Several sales are thought to have been renegotiated, which in turn has led to a drop in Taiwanese shipbreaking prices. By far625 words
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248 1984-02-06 14 THAILAND'S Commerce Ministry has given the green light to Thai shipowners to transport exports made on a government-to-government basis in an attempt to help the country's shipping industry. The decision was reached after a meeting between the representatives of the Foreign Trade and Business Economics248 words
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Article1844 1984-02-06 14 THE freight market saw continued very active timecharter business on Wednesday from South Africa, with interest also continuing for longer term bookings, shipbrokers said. A 37,000 tonner was fixed from South Africa to the Continent at U553,750 daily and a 40,000 tonner to the Far East at $5,5001,844 words
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Article172 1984-02-06 14 Reuter LLOYD'S of London said lawyer Edward Singleton has been appointed to take control of an inquiry into an all reinsurance business transacted by six firms of managing agents with companies associated with A H Grattan-Bellew, J R Parry and F C Raven. Lloyd's said Singleton hasReuter - 172 words
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331 1984-02-06 14 FILIPINO seamen working on-board ocean going vessels will receive more benefits following a revision of their employment contract. The revised contract was worked out by the governing board of the Philippine Overseas Employment Administration in consultation with the Filipino Association for Mariners' Employment. It331 words
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Article192 1984-02-06 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 (FAB 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 Line.192 words
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Article, Illustration463 1984-02-06 15 NORTH SEA demand for oil tankers is expected to peak this year and then plunge by at least 30 per cent by 1990, according to a new study on North Sea developments. The study by Drewry Shipping Consultants concluded that the requirement for oil-carryingSource: Drewry Shipping Consultants Limited - 463 words
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295 1984-02-06 15 INDONESIAN shipping companies had a bigger slice in the carriage of the country's non-oil exports in the first half of last year. Figures compiled by the Central Bureau of Statistics showed that in the first six months, Indonesian ships lifted 268,604 tons295 words
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Article73 1984-02-06 15 THE Port Authority of Thailand expects profits for the last financial year to exceed US$4.3 million a seven-fold jump from the 1982 figure of a mere 1600,000. The huge profit increa|4 anticipated is largely dae to the authority's tariff rise imposed eaijy last year. Imports through Klong73 words
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5315 1984-02-06 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 of5,315 words
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Article884 1984-02-06 21 CONTAINER TERMINAL RECEIVING OF EXPORT FCL CONTAINERS AND LCL CARGO Godowns FCL Arrival for LCL Movement Ship Voy Date/Time Operator Cargo Schedule Location Ratana Bhum 25/189 7.2.84 0700 S'pore Shpg TA 3 1300-1500/1800-1900 L3 L Srlmani 15W 7.2.84 0700 NAPL TA 3 1100-1300/1800-1900 A2 m Pelopor KSaryan 69884 words
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Article1640 1984-02-06 21 The leading shipping lines operating from local ports and their agents. A—B AFEA African Shipping Agencies (S). Ah» Faiasta liae Transgroup (S). AkrenkJel I tour Service Kim Shpg (S). Alfred C Taepfer Sea Consortium (S)/ Marintex Enterprise (PK). Alpw Intrasea (S) Bin tang Shpg (KL)' Island1,640 words
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Article315 1984-02-06 22 AT CONVENTIONAL WHARVES Vessel Berth Agent Arrival Departure KEPPEL WHARVES Anjou 44 Sealion alongside 6.2.84/1500 Builder 22 Thong Soon alongside 6.2.84/0700 Do Nam No 7 38/9 NAPL alongside 6.2.84/2300 Kiwalan 35/6 Kim Shpg alongside 6.2.84/0600 Taisho Maru 23/4 Sankyo alongside 6.2.84/1830 Yue Yang 3/4 YFung alongside 6.2.84/1500315 words
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Advertisement292 1984-02-06 13 TiTT Times Bookshops I\R DIM AM M OOCL OHJENT Overseas COHlcmvsa LINE FULLY CONTAINERISED SERVICE TO EUROPE VIA SUEZ I *cm«UE> RO2E 37* 1 ICFTVNE GARNET 1M IWtCATOR 34* KOREAN CHANCE lb* ITtMBWOtLD BHDS 19H KOREAN IACUM 23N aonnanu m I OMENTAL CHEF 38* HI. CQNTMOt 35* S StA HUGE292 words
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Advertisement421 1984-02-06 13 SKAI.ORI) UASC UNITED ARAB SHIPPING CO (SAG NATIONAL LINE OF BAHRAIN. IRAQ. KUWAIT. QATAR. SAUDI ARABIA AND UNITED ARAB EMIRATES EXPRESS MULTI-PURPOSE SERVICES f fulucontainerisedjervice_ FROM JAPAN TAIW AN HON(iKON(i 1W ¥4* 2C/I 30/1 1/2 4/2 9/2 Al MRQAB V.3+ 4/2 5/2 5/2 12/2 14/2 l»/2 AL MMtYAH IST* "/2421 words
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Advertisement27 1984-02-06 13 L LONDON Freights H/IH SHIP Sales D CONSORTIA ni SHIPPING Schedule VIO/IX CONTAINER Schedules IX WHO Acts for Wham IX SHIPS In Pert X REGIONAL Weather X27 words
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Advertisement843 1984-02-06 13 The Straits Co n P a s Times Key Personnel I DIRECTORY Agencies "f Singapore (Buku Merah) ore n*r MAERSK LINE EXPORT FULL CONTAINER SERVICES LICA MAERSK* M. M.RMDO H M M.RANDO M. SMGAPORE CIOSMG TMES *CY 13th Feb 1100HRS CFS 12th Feb 2300 HRS Kttl TO: BELGIUM, HOLLAND, U.K.,843 words
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Advertisement417 1984-02-06 14 mil FAR EAST/EUROPE CONTAINER SERVICE ToEurop®. From Europe 1) Barcelona, Genoa. 2) Amsterdam, Antwerp, I.Havre. Basle. UK. 3) Bremen. Bremerfiaven. Aartius. Copenhafen, Helsinki 4) Matmo. Stockholm. Oslo °Acceptw| Europe cargo tor feeder na S pore *Mu direct carp tor Spore i Bangkok Ph contact PERMGC P. Kelanf tor toeder arrangement417 words
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Advertisement482 1984-02-06 14 C.B.FENTON CO., SJL-REPUBLIC OF PANAMA (Established 1916) Shipping Agents/Brokers Chartering Uner/Tramp Agencies Protection and Indemnity 'Puerto i ArmueHea kguadulce TabogN Representatives at The Panama Canal tor over 200 tftpowners operator* Attendance at al major port* throughout Repubfcc of Panama Consulates ol Norway. Denmark and Sweden represented by Compwiy Peraorwet P.O.482 words
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Advertisement501 1984-02-06 15 The Straits Steamship Group QCL Overseas Containers Limited CONTAINERSHIP SERVICE 10 UK CONTINENT STRAITS SHPPING Singapore to Sstoah, Swiwik, Brunei Ports and Bangkok ALSO ACCEPTING CARGO FOR: Q CONTAINERSHIP SERVICE FROM UK CONTINENT Ifkarg lm r*a le Hi S'tM P Wm| S port faW UM SM SM UM M/ 2501 words
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Advertisement536 1984-02-06 15 FOR SALE ON >AS 18 WHERE IS'BASIS 2 UMTS MEDIUM FISHING FREEZER TRAWLERS 1 LOA: 54 8 METERS BUILT: 1972 USSR GRT/NRT: 648/2 tOMT MAIN ENGINE DIESEL ENGWE OF lOOOBHP AT* 375RPM HOLD CAPACITY: 414 CU METERS •N^C T|ON AT SINGAPORE OWNERS IsIVITE FIRM OFFERS. PLEASE CONTACT TEL. >***** VUAYAN/QHOWS536 words
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Advertisement685 1984-02-06 16 EXPORTS Spore P Kelang Pen Bilbao I euoesGenoa H burg Mat Rdam Bhdven Ant settle werp I RICK ICRS 22 2 24/2 21/2 25/3 30/3 28/3 I/' TO US* CANADA Osaka Bay Citr of Edrturjti t .■< tinq m Tokyo I 1 Connecting in Kobe iKceplviQ cargo tor ATLANTIC GULF685 words
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Advertisement498 1984-02-06 16 M FULLY CONTAINERISED SERVICE ]&.S.L,INE MOMf J I*.ottnasr.o* TO EUROPE VIA SUEZ 1 M*m6er ol the Ace Consortium Sp»« Ml*«C ItHnr* R'tet Fttmra HW| Antwvp 9/2 10/2 28/2 29/2 2/3 4/3 7/3 12/3 13/2 4/3 5/3 7/3 9/3 12/3 20/2 21/2 10/3 11/3 13/3 15/3 18/3 EUROPE VIA SUEZ A498 words
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Advertisement332 1984-02-06 16 EVERGREEN LINE FAR EAST/EUROPE CONTAINER SERVICE ACCEPTMG FCI LCI CARGO FOR: mp m «e FLI ROM ANN IHV Era Gujrtf 14/12 15/02 7/M »/03 11/03 12/13 14/03 CraGto, 25/02 27/12 17/03 10/03 21/03 22/03 24/03 Em C«n 5/03 t/03 27/03 20/03 31/03 1/04 3/01 also acceptok lcl/fcl t fcl/fo. n*332 words
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Advertisement914 1984-02-06 16 Everett Lines COMPAMA PERUANA DE VAPOREES (CJ».V.) "PERUVIAN STATE LINE" Loading toi Calao Matarani Do Mid all other Peruvian pom ailti transhipment it Hongkong and/or Hot* On CPV through Bins ot lading to tin* destination iamoneverett** THOMASfVEKTT HUGKVDtETT ftumonocn JOMODCTT mumavewrett 19/11 Fab 29/4 Mv 11/2t Mar 2/6 Apr 17/21914 words
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Advertisement195 1984-02-06 16 T" US I NOSE MARITIME PTE LTD ISLAMIC REPUBLIC OF IRAN SHIPPING LINES IRANIAN SERVICES POUT HUANG PINAAG (.ttkH.ll SMOSI MAHTME PTE LTD Ttl *****44/7 I *****70 MAIOSf MMfTME SON BHD Td 3(7232/3 MALAYSIA TRAM t TWWSTOKT LTD Id ***** 4 ***** KYOWA LINE TO PAPUA NEW GUINEA/ SOUTH PACIFIC195 words
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Advertisement971 1984-02-06 17 PIL GROUP EAST AFRICA/REDSEA SERVICES ia J" k 111 i Wr n i >'i i n ii» KARACHI/P.GULF SERVICES KUWAIT 19-23/3 7-12/4 KARACHI 5-14/3 24-2/4 TTTTm COLOMBO/CHITTAGONG/RANGOON SERVICES 4-8/3 23-29/2 KOTA BERJAYA W-411 I 15-18/2 BANGKOK DIRECT SERVICES KOTA RUKUN VOY: 2/84 KOTA RATNA VOY: 3/84 20-23/2 INDONESIA SERVICES i-t971 words
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Advertisement593 1984-02-06 17 BENLINE CONTAINERS EXPRESS CONTAINER SERVICE TO/FROM EUROPE STRUTS EUROPE WITH LBERTY TO CALL AT RED SEA PORTS PENANG FED VIA SMGAPORE 1 BENBULK BULK SERVICE FOR TIMBER AND PLYWOOD S pore P Hetang lowing far TIANSOCEAN PROGRESS 8870 15/17 Mar 11/21 Mv SETE 111 ROM |KfJEBSEN line WL NEW ZEALAND593 words
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Advertisement684 1984-02-06 17 DJAKARTA LLOYD INDONESIAN NATIONAL LINE ANNOUNCEMENT We ore glad to inform that our first sailing "BAAB ULLAH" for our Singapore, Malaysia to Europe Service was fully booked. For those customers who have supported us, we wish to thank them and for those customers who have not tried our service, please684 words
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Advertisement458 1984-02-06 17 BOUSTEAD SHIPPING AGENCIES BURMA FIVE STAR SHIPPING CORPORATION (Burmese National Line) Loading for Rangoon S'pore P Kelong Penong HTAHTAWYWA* MYOMA YWA PAGAN HTONEYWA 4/7 F«b 7/8 Feb 4/8 Feb 9/10 Feb PHASHWEGYAWYWA 8/9 Feb n ("Discharging Only) BANK LINE EXPRESS INDEPENDENT SERVICE TO UK/CONT SPORE R'DAM HULL HMBG CLYDEBANK 20458 words
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Advertisement956 1984-02-06 18 K LINE KAWASAKI KISEN KAISHA, LTD. EXPRESS CONTAINER SERVICE (Safari Consortium) (Oasis Consortium) (Andes Express Service) FEEDER VESSEL STORE MOTHER VESSEL KOBE IQUE ANTOfTA ANTONK) VALPSO i. BRDGE V 27 6 Feb ANTOEAGASTA 26 Feb 9 Apr 10 Aw IS Apr 13 Apr T.N. BRDGE VISE K JACERN V22E C.956 words
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Advertisement296 1984-02-06 18 SABANA SATU NAVICON SHIPPING COfJj PRE-RECEMNG AM) FAUETBATKM AT TA-5 ETA ETD 17/2 20/2 LOAOM6 FOR MUARA, LABUAN n T SPLOSNA PLOVBA (YUGOSLAV) Breakbulk and Containers Service LOADING FOR KARACHI/BOMBAY LOADING PORTOROZ SINGAPORE 27/28 Feb KARACHI 8 Mar BOMBAY IS Mat LOADING FOR E C. INDIA/MADRAS/CALCUTTA/ CHITTAGONG SINGAPORE MADRAS CALCUTTA296 words
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Advertisement674 1984-02-06 18 CALIFORNIA/PACIFIC NORTH WEST SERVICE EXPRESS CONTAINER/REEFER/BBULK SERVICE Leade* tar lOS ANGELES. SAN FNANCCCO. SEATTU UCQM* VUCOUKI B C Acceptnc fa/Fa Contaeieri vs* sr. ir AUSTRALIA EXPRESS CONTAINER SERVICE Accepta* fa/Fa Catam •Ah. accept* tren, PKeia* AycA/WeN/lftt m-r S pete M* Sr* Ate accqtt 6/7 Feb ?1 Fee 1// IS Fct>674 words
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Advertisement461 1984-02-06 18 LTD KORINS MARITIME SERVICES 114 Anson Road. #18-01, Tuna* Building, Singapore 0907 Tal: *****22 *****67 P Kalang Tal *****1/8 RED SEA/PERSIAN GULF/ME DUE RRANE AN SERVICES Hyundai Merchant Marine SEMI-CONTAINER SERVICE USA SERVICE PACFIC/GULF/ATLANTIC PORTS S pore Indonesia Tg Mam Loading tor HYUNDAI NO. 5— 15 Fib In Port 21461 words
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Advertisement743 1984-02-06 19 TO EUROPE/UK (VIA SUEZ): C MZE 37W+.. N GARNET ISW... MERCATOR 34N. K CHANCE ISW.. TW BRDGE 19*. K JACEJN 23W.... Also accepting cargo to/from Scandinavia C. ROZE S'pore Closing Times: FCL Cargo 1600 8/2 LCL Cargo 0400 8/2 FROM EUROPE (VIA SUEZ) TW BRDGE IK IJACEJM22E C PAUL 3ff743 words
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Advertisement527 1984-02-06 19 IHEUNG-A SHIPPING I Korean Flag Vessels SEMI-CONTAINERISED DIRECT SERVICE TO BANGKOK. KEELUNG. BUSAN. INCHON BU KB MCHON BUSAN Mn W/2 n/t Off «K 25/2 7/3 11/3 2/2 15/3 SEMI-CONTAINERISED DIRECT SERVICE TO CHITTAGONG^CHALNA. CALCUTTA Hifi 6 ,f N' NfPTUfi AGfNCRS PTE LTD Tel *****77 *****34 'BOOKING ONin vi s- ,i527 words
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Advertisement957 1984-02-06 19 SINSOV SINGAPORE SOVIET SHAPING CO PRIVATE LTD SfISOV BURJNNG 55, Market Street Singapore 0104 Telephone Numbers *****3 (15 Lmes) Cable Address SMSOV SINGAPORE Telex Numbers RS ***** RS ***** RS 2510S f KELANG PfNANC M/SSHARftAT WAN SOON SON. BHD. IST AND 2ND FLOOR. MESSRS HM THONG SHPfHG NO 1. JALAN957 words
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Advertisement627 1984-02-06 20 lte<|iiHial Container Lines fffvwSfc] 2 Sailings Weekly H- IJ Reliable Regular Punctual Berthing PS A 1500 Hrs Tuesday Saturday I REGULAR FEEDER SERVICE TO PHUKFT/SONGKLA VOY STOW SKI* VOY STORE PHKT UM 1(7/1(1 Safcd Sided 239/240 7 Feb 10 Feb SINGAPORE ISLANDS LINE MIDDLE EAST REGULAR LINER S'pore ASIAN FALCON627 words
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Advertisement112 1984-02-06 21 DIRECT SERVICE TO DARWIN V.R. PIKKIVS inwiHKY m nD: nVS!° r ET* DAMAN FRAMES MY VOT-31 1C FA 17/19 Fit 21 FA j*.ii im t^' hiji^)i. GfWRAI AGENTS THE MALAY STATES SHPfMG CO. PTE. LTD 79 Robinson Road #7MO Of Building S«fa<Wfe 0106 Trt ??03?66 <7 hn«) TU RS *****112 words
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Advertisement55 1984-02-06 21 FREIGHT MANAGEMENT PTE LTD 10 Anion Rood, =28-09 Inter notionol Plaza, Smgopore 0207 T«t *****11 (12 Lmes) Tele* RS ***** FRTMAN U/2. 24/? n/3. n/i Wt n/i i/i u/l it/1 lujwrvj CMMM/U.S.A 1/2. U/2. 22/2 Wt 25/2, $/l »/2. 21/2. 1/3 L 4/J 7 I au. nam ports nest I55 words
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Advertisement403 1984-02-06 21 r jf" Nedlioyd Lines Lo.d,n 9 for CENTRAL AND SOUTH AMERICA CARRIBE AN/CENTRAL/EAST COAST SOUTH AMERICA VEBBEL [s*POREI C'BAL W'STAD 'B'TOWN P. OF RIO SSZ PAR SPAM N. Nagasaki 12/2 21/3 23/3 27/3 29/3 28/4 30/4 N. Nagoys 7/3 21/4 23/4 28/4 30/4 26/5 28/5 N. Nassau 5/4 21/5 23/5403 words
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Advertisement139 1984-02-06 22 LIZENA PTE LTD •1:*****29, PHNOM PENH/HCM SERVICE MEKONG VENTURE OUMM/FEMM EMM SERVICE an baru SBU/KUCHMG SERVICE (Rtcfar Carp Only) FENCMN service to east kalmantan (mdoicsia flag) 141 ETA ETD 9/2 15/2 9/2 15/2 hi Part 1/2 In fori 11/2 CONCORD LINES IKI ii'iJill l i'MBI l *>-ij ETA ETD C.139 words
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Advertisement717 1984-02-06 22 Zl Co Ff ■■DWBWT FULL CONTAMER SERVICE Kceptnf FCI/LCE cargoes to USA East t West Coast. Panama. Carribbean and East Canada Feeder mm Sm lai Kit s .mk Nye Nh/Mtl/Trt MINA#A 11 Feb 10 kU UMar 27 Mac 24 Mai 26 M» MF* 10 Mar It Mar 22 Mar 24717 words
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Advertisement607 1984-02-06 22 C.Y. LINE (A Mwnbtr Of Tho ACE Consortium) CHO YANG SHIPPING GO. LTD FU.LV CONIUfMSO StRWCt TO EUtOft («U SUB) CtfVN.ni DOS 37* S'part MQm| IcMam Mm fstovt HW|or«ai Aahnrp 9/2 10/2 IW/2 29/2 2/3 4/3 5/3 7/1 lEPTUC (MKT IIN 12/2 13/2 4/3 5/3 7/3 9/3 11/3 11/3 «CATOR34«607 words
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Advertisement400 1984-02-06 22 B. S. Ob BANGLADESH NATIONAL LINE (An Enterprise of Bangladesh Govt t M.V. BANGLAR TARANI ETA LOADING FOR:- 6 Feb Shanghai/S.Korea/Japan Uk'PACIFIC Tms TAAOikG AG£*C» PTE ITD o*!f N'»l SH PP'kC Co*p» Te 9H344 15 ..ittsi S *C»PO«E Tel *****£ 48 7544 GBINDROD LIMES A VSI STORE 13 FB K—AT400 words
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Miscellaneous175 1984-02-06 22 Regional Weather 'a su 1 4 gfi a a? 6 5j SB SBR K °c -y 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 °C Shower Weather Wind direction with speed in knots *2 cv175 words
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