The Business Times, 7 June 1984

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    11 1 BUSINESS TIMES M.C. (P) No. 66/1/84 THURSDAY, JUNE 1,1*84 60 CENTS
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  • Article
    SIA to begin weekly Cairo services in November
    202 1  -  By WANG LOOK KEAH SINGAPORE Airlines is starting a once-a-week service to Cairo from November. Plans are for the 8747 flight to go via Colombo and onward to Amsterdam. SIA has rights to carry passengers between Cairo and Amsterdam. These rights were
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    Lock icon Kohl demands US action in cutting huge budget deficit
    137 1 Reuter WEST GERMAN Chancellor Helmut Kohl has demanded that the US make convincing efforts to cut its huge budget deficit to help bring down interest rates. He told the West German Lower House yesterday, on the eve of the London economic
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    Societe Generate scales down merchant bank plan
    562 1  -  MAS said to be concerned over certain loan commitments By ALVIN TAY, AMY BALAN SOCIETE Generate, one of the top 10 largest banks in the world, is scaling down its ambitious plans in Singapore. It has abandoned its original merchant banking project after
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    IBM's tomato partnership that promises a bigger 'byte'
    345 1  -  By LEE HAN SHIH TAIWAN has long enjoyed the dubious reputation of being the place where counterfeit Apple computers, with names like Orange and Green Apple, can be bought at prices costing a fraction of the real thing. But few people know
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    Intervention contributes to fall of interbank rate for Singapore dollar
    300 1 INTERBANK rates for Singapore dollars on the local money market took a sharp downturn this week on official intervention and general belief that US interest rates are likely to remain at present levels. The overnight interbank rate eased by almost
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    Lock icon Peso falls 22pc against US unit
    439 1 UPI PRESIDENT Ferdinand Marcos's order to float the Philippine peso yesterday sent the currency into a 22 per cent plunge against the dollar, triggering a steep rise in fuel prices. Mr Marcos, using his sweeping legislative powers, ordered the peso floated for the first
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    STOCK MARKET
    59 1 SHAKE prices m the Stagapere sleek msrket cleeed mixed yesterday la moderate selective kaytag of Tke market kad epeaed steady la spite ef Wall Street's peer pcrfsiinsarc ea Tuesday. At the ead ef tke day, the ail-eeeter BT Cempeslte ladex eaded 9.16 pelat lower at BN.M while the
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    Petronas to refine 65,000 barrels of crude oil a day In Singapore
    350 1 FOUR OUT of the five Singapore refineries have been contracted to process crude from Malaysia at processing fees that are 20 per cent less than what they used to be. Malaysian state oil company Petronas has agreed to
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    Lock icon Seoul relaxes capital inducement law
    103 1 Reuter THE SOUTH Korean government will allow foreign investment in all the country's business sectors beginning next month, according to a proposed amendment to the nation's capital inducement law. However, the amendment, worked out by the Foreign Ministry on Tuesday, does not allow foreign investment
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  • HOME NEWS
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      Quantum:FCB appointed Goodwood's ad agent
      401 2  -  By TSANG SAU YIN THE Goodwood hotel group has changed its advertising agency from J Walter Thompson to Quantum :PCB Advertising from this month. The group account was held by JWT for the past five years and the changeover marks the start of a new
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      West German trading house hopes to grow through Asean
      261 2 ONE of the biggest trading houses in West Germany, Metallgesellschaft AG, is looking to the Asean region for future growth. Dr Heinz Schimmelbusch, a board director, told BT that thee group could act as gobetween in the exports of companies in
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      HDB awards contracts worth $22m to nine companies
      256 2  -  By LISA LEE THE Housing and Development Board has awarded contracts worth more than $22 million to nine contractors. The biggest went to Beatty Construction Pte Ltd, which won an |8.4 million contract to build four blocks of flats, a block of
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      MEMO-PAD
      405 2 Seminars and courses DURATION TITLE VENUE ORGANISER June 8-July 13 Current Company Secretoriol POD Training Secretariats And Practice Case Study Centre Meetings Pte Ltd Workshops June 11-12 Computer Applications Apollo Sentosa Applied Technology To Structural Analysis By Matrix And Finite Element Methods June 11-13 Production Control Hotel Equitorial Man-Tech
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      Air defence exercise
      64 2 IF YOU hear the sound of lowflying aircraft today and tomorrow, do not be alarmed. An air defence exercise is being conducted between 7am today and spm tomorrow. It is part of the regular activities of the five-nation Integrated Air Defence System (lADS). Increased air activities can
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      Seminar on special method of building display stands
      141 3 A SEMINAR on a special method of building display and exhibition stands opens today at the Apollo Hotel. The building system was first developed by Mr Olof Wahlin, president of Foga International AB in Sweden. The Foga System sprung from a simple
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      The Ascot holds seminar for security guards
      256 3 A SEMINAR for security guards is being held at The Ascott. Neighbours of people living in the executive service apartments have also been invited. The Ascott, above Scotts Shopping Centre, has invited guards from the Hyatt, Dynasty and Holiday Inn hotels to attend
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    • TRADE TALK
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        HUGE PIPES
        80 3 that weigh up to several tonnes can now be cut on site with a new portable pipe-cutting robot. The Versiflame 02, an oxy-fuel pipe cutting robot, is fully computerised and only one-fifth the cost of traditional pipecutting machines. Made by Widder Corporation of the United States, the robot
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        A MAJOR
        105 3 new banking and financial services conference, with Australian and international speakers, will take place in Sydney from Oct 4-5. The First Australian Retail Financial Services Conference is organised by Retail Banker Interna- tional of London, in association with the three leading organisations in the Australian banking and consumer
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        PROCTER & GAMBLE
        70 3 PROCTER GAMBLE through its local agent Boustead Marketing and Management Services Pte Ltd, has launched a new product in Singapore on the same day as in the US. The launch for Always sanitary pads was decided upon for two main reasons. First, Procter and Gamble believes that Singapore women are
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      Number of visitors up by 1.2pc in first quarter
      303 3  -  By WANG LOOK KEAH VISITORS from most places except Asia increased during the first quarter of this year compared with the same period last year. Arrivals for the first three months were up by 1.2 per cent an improvement over the
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      Leather companies urged to upgrade
      361 3  -  Serious review of operations needed By BOEY KIT YIN SINGAPORE'S leather industry lacks the edge in local and world markets because it is small and still relies heavily on manual labour and traditional methods of production. Leather companies, with exports of about $15 million a
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      New Bills to be introduced at next Parliament sitting
      312 4 AT LEAST four new Bills will be introduced at the next Parliament sitting. These are: Rubber Association of Singapore (Incorporation) (Amendment) Bill by the Minister for Finance and Minister for Trade and Industry. HUDC Housing Estates Bill by the Minister for
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      Need for employers to support reservist training
      376 4  -  By JOANNE YAP ATTITUDES of employers affect the performance of staff who attend reservist training, a study on the motivation of reservist key appointment holders shows. The study, commissioned by the Ministry of Defence early this year, showed that the lack of support
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      Canadian ballet company to give three performances
      365 4  -  By LIBA LEE JETLAG, muscle cramps, rave reviews and shouts of bravo are but a few reactions that have followed Les Grands Ballets Canadiens in their first Asian tour. The 52-member company began touring on May 9 and have scheduled 40 programmes in
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      PEOPLE IN BUSINESS
      348 4 CHARLES RUSSELL has been elected president and chief executive officer of both Visa International and Visa United States. He succeeds Mr D W Hock, who has been elected an adviser to both boards of directors. Mr Russell, 54, has held senior management positions in both organisations for
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  • OVERSEAS
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      Lock icon Good environment 'is not a luxury'
      395 5 UPI THE World Bank, declaring that conservation practices must go hand-in-hand with the economic development of poor nations, released its first-ever statement of environmental policies on Tuesday. The document reflects a growing concern among policymakers that "improvement and management of the environment is not
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      Lock icon Chinese minister expresses interest in buying US arms
      318 5 UPI CHINA'S Defence Minister Zhang Aiping left Beijing on Tuesday for a tour of military installations in the US and expressed interest in buying "all" American arms that can help China defend itself. He will have a three-day stopover in France and
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      Lock icon Beijing discussing revival of stock market
      292 5 Reuter CHINESE financial expeits are disruasing the possible revival of the stock market in China, closed since the Communist takeover in 1949, but the government says there is no concrete initiative so tar. The official China Daily said the experts were meeting this week
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      Lock icon Troops give Sikh leader ultimatum
      407 5 UPI TROOPS launched a "mudve action" at the Golden Temple and 25 other placet in Punjab, arresting more than 700 Sikh extremists and "some" cawialties, official statements said yesterday. Security forces around the temple gave an ultimatum to leading militant Sikh leader, Jarnail Singh allegedly
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      Lock icon United States will press for new round of trade talks: Regan
      278 5 Reuter US TREASURY Secretary Donald Regan said on Tuesday that the US wanted a new round of world trade talks to deal with business in service* and that President Reagan would press the matter hard at this week's London
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      Lock icon Israeli camels for sale
      90 5 Reuter AN ISRAELI scientist hopes to revolutionise Arab attitudes towards camels by breeding them for meat and marketing them in the Muslim world. Professor Daniel Cohen, director of veterinary research at Ben-Gurion University, has spent five years nearly tripling the camel's fertility rate and finding ways
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      Lock icon British furore over US guards for Reagan's London visit
      134 5 AP SURPRISE, dismay and an angry exchange in the British Parliament on Tuesday greeted the stringent security surrounding US President Ronald Reagan and the disclosure that the president's bodyguards have been allowed to carry arms during his visit to normally gunshy
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      Lock icon Gulf situation worsens with downing of Jets
      334 6 Reuter AP THE GULF War has taken an ominous turn with the shooting down of two Iranian jets by Saudi Arabian F-15 jets firing radar-guided missiles. American airborne warning and control system (Awac) radar aircraft guided the Saudi fighters in the attack and
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      Lock icon Jakarta gets US$2bn financial aid
      134 6 Reuter THE WORLD Bank and 12 nations have granted Indonesia more than US$2 billion in financial aid. Donor sources said the U552.46 billion exceeded a World Bank recommendation for funding for the first year of a five-year plan to restore Indonesia's economy, which has been
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    • WORLD IN BRIEF
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        US car sales up
        47 6 AMERICAN car companies said on Tuesday their sales rose by 173,000 vehicles, or 22.6 per cent, in May, the industry's best performance for the month in six years. Analysts said the figure was due to steady improvement in consumer buying power and confidence.
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        African drought
        59 6 AT LEAST 34 African countries are suffering from a devastating drought and 24 of these now depend on food aid, the head of the United Nations Economic Commission (ECA) for Africa said on Tuesday. Mr Adebayo Adedeji said the drought had caused an economic crisis for the continent
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        Woman astronaut
        50 6 US ASTRONAUT Judy Resnick will become the second American woman to fly in space later this month, the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (Nasa) said on Tuesday. Miss Resnick will embark on a week-long flight aboard the space shuttle "Discovery" on June 22, accompanied by five other astronauts.
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        Pirate programme
        56 6 A CONTROVERSIAL programme of action against pirates who prey on Vietnamese boat people will continue for another year but has been scaled down through lack of funds, diplomatic sources said on Tuesday. The United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) has been promised only about half the US$6.5
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        Lock icon Unauthorised bingo
        40 6 Agencies A CLERGYMAN will go on trial in Minnesota for running unauthorised bingo games to raise money for church repairs. The Reverend Phillip Snell faces a possible sentence of five years in Jail and a US$5,000 fine. Agencies
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      Lock icon Iraq warns of retaliatory strikes against Iranian towns
      203 6 Reuter AP IRAQ has said that it would attack 15 Iranian towns if Teheran carried out its threat to strike at Iraqi towns. "If the Iranians bomb Iraqi towns from land and air, we will retaliate strongly by attacking 15 Iranian towns,"
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      Lock icon American role in air battle
      474 6 UPI EVERY PLANE and missile involved in the air battle over the Gulf between Iran and Saudi Arabia was American-made except the pilots of the combat planes. They were US-trained. The Saudi F-15s involved in the battle were two of 62 such planes sold after
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      Lock icon New York high court says journalists are not professionals
      109 6 UPI NEW YORK'S highest court h** ruled that journalists are not professionals. The court of appeals on •Tuesday unanimously ruled against freelance columnist William Frye of New York, who claimed he should have been granted an exemption from the city's unincorporated
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      Lock icon German metal employers consider general lockouts
      229 6 Reuter AFP WEST GERMAN metal industry employers are considering nationwide lockouts in a bid to end a conflict with the metalworkers union over its demand for a 35-hour week. Wolf Moeer, chief Bavarian employers' spokesman said yesterday that employers in areas not hit by
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      Lock icon Trim down or shape out
      82 6 AFP THE management of Nigeria Airways has grounded a total of 29 flight crew members for being overweight as well as introduced three-monthly pregnancy tests for its air hostesses. A management circular states that the 29 mainly senior staff affected have been given a month
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      Lock icon Brazil's May trade surplus is record
      191 7 Reuter BRAZIL scored a record trade surplus of US$l.l4 billion in May taking its combined surplus for the first five months to $4.69 billion, according to figures released by the Foreign Trade Department of the Banco Do Brasil (Cacex). Cacex director Carlos Viacava told
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      Lock icon With a little light music
      79 7 Susan Friede of New Jersey tones Into the Panasonic RF-H2S "Stereo-to-Go", the world's thlnaest aad lightest FM/AM/FM stereo earphone radio with new RHC technology. The gadget Is on display at the 1184 International Consumer Electronics Show In the US. The gadget is 9ft inches high
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      Lock icon America to consider tax repeal alternatives
      156 7 Reuter US CONGRESSIONAL tax writers this week will consider several alternatives to the proposed repeal of federal taxes on interest paid to foreign investors, congressional sources said. The proposed repeal of the 30 per cent withholding tax on interest paid to foreign investors has
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      Famine may end war
      146 7 BRITISH researchers have said that famine could end the war in Afghanistan and have called for a humanitarian effort to save half a million people facing starvation there. Frances d'Souza, head of a study of famine in Afghanistan for a Londonbased voluntary organisation, Afghan Aid, said
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      Lock icon Digital television
      84 7 Reuter MATSUSHITA Electric Industrial Co Ltd said it will start marketing on June 11 the first digital television set, in which the picture is formed by digital signals. The set has 30 per cent fewer components than a conventional television. It has a 51 cm screen and viewers
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      DAILY AIRCRAFT MOVEMENTS
      729 7 ARRIVALS Operator Service Local From number time KAL KE687 0020 SEL/KUL PAA PA5 0020 JFK/SFO/HKG CAL CI009 0040 TPE SIA SQ43 0750 DHA TMA TL351 0830 BEY/DXB MAS MH681 0845 KUL MAS MH601 0905 KUL SV SV378 0910 JED/RUH MAS MH671 0920 KUL MAS MH8H 0940 PEN
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      Lock icon Hart's California victory checks Mondale's bid
      438 7 'On to San Francisco, and on to the White House' UPI SENATOR Gary Hart won California's crucial Democratic primary on Tuesday and appeared headed for a large enough victory margin to delay Walter Mondaie's bid to wrap up the presidential nomination. Mr Hart, winning
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      Lock icon Hot spots getting the ice
      206 7 AFP SOUTH Korea's thriving "pleasure industry", including establishments such as massage parlours and love hotels, came under public criticism with a heated campaign against it led by the nation's press. Criticism was mainly directed at the extravagance of the establishments, many of which spend more
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      175 7 A landmark that's unique in bustling Orchard Road. A name that's associated with Japan's finest and most respected group of hotels. That's Crown Prince Hotel, which opens next week with a promise—to carry on the Prince Hotels tradition of warm, thoughtful and friendly service. And to serve you, we have
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  • BANKING AND FINANCE
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      Lock icon Call to set up BA market
      274 8 Reuter AN ADVISORY group to Japan's Ministry of Finance has called for the establishment of a yen-denominated banker's acceptance (BA) market, finance ministry officials said. v In a report, the Financial System Research Council also proposed the deregulation of overseas operations of Japanese financial
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      Lock icon Euroclear expects bond turnover to top US$725bn
      88 8 Reuter THE BOND clearing system Euroclear expects turnover of securities through its system to top US$725 billion this year, compared with $604 billion last year and $510 billion in 1962, chairman lan Steers said. Nominal value of securities held for participants is expected
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      Lock icon Analysts expect Canadian dollar to fall further
      279 8 Reuter DEALERS and analysts expect the Canadian dollar to decline further. It fell below 77 US cents on Tuesday for the first time in nearly two years. The Bank of Canada's efforts to protect the currency by selling foreign reserves have been ineffective
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      Lock icon OECD data shows drop in world loans
      158 8 Reuter INTERNATIONALbor rowing on capital markets fell by more than a third in May compared with April, according to preliminary data from the Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD). The 24-nation group's monthly financial statistics show a total of U5510.49 billion was
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      Lock icon Bankers seek rescue deal for Mexico
      661 8 NYT THE WORLD'S leading international banks announced on Tuesday that they would soon begin negotiating a long-term solution to Mexico's debt problem. Similar talks, they added, are expected to open with Brazil next fall. An Argentine official said, meanwhile, that Argentina and its bank
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      Lock icon Early rise in UK interest rate avoided
      176 8 FT THE DANGER of an early rise in UK interest rates was averted on Monday as the financial markets gave a sharp welcome to unexpectedly good money supply figures. The figures released by the Bank of England showed that Sterling M 3, the
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      Lock icon Malaysian banks under scrutiny and criticism
      318 8 FT MALAYSIAN BANKS are coming under increasing scrutiny and criticism in their borrowing and lending, following reports of buoyant profits. Even in the depressed years of 1980-83, when earnings of most Malaysian companies fell, the banks and other financial institutions were still able to
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      Lock icon Venezuela closes BND
      111 8 Reuter THE VENEZUELAN government said it was closing the country's seventh largest bank, the state-owned Banco Nacional de Descuento (BND), after efforts to save it had failed. "In view of the critical financial situation facing the BND, the national executive has been forced to suspend its activities,"
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  • MONEY AND EXCHANGES
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      Gold
      282 9 SINGAPORE Futures closed quietly steady yesterday on lack of fresh buying interest in the absence of fresh factors. Prompt closed unchanged at U*****.00/395.00 an ounce compared with New York's $394.00/394.50 close, August at $400.70/401.70 against $400.90/401.30 and December at $417.30/418.30 against $417.20/418.00. LONDON The morning gold fix yesterday was
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      Money markets
      72 9 THE OVERNIGHT rate rose by one point to close at 5% per cent on the local interbank money market yesterday. One-month term rate eased by 1/16 point, the twos by V» point, and the threes by 3/16 point. r S$ interbank rates I* at 3pm yesterday Offer Bid
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      Treasury bills
      88 9 THE Monetary Authority of Singapore has invited banks and discount houses to tender for a total of $190 million 91-dav Treasury bills. The tender closes on June 8. Each tender must not be for less than $250,000. Discount prices A* yesterdoy's close Prices offered by discount houses on
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      Forex markets
      1145 9 SINGAPORE: The local currency weakened against the US dollar to 552.1040/50 from $2.0950/60 on Tuesday and to 5526.95/27.00 against the Hongkong currency from 26.80/85. The US dollar firmed against most major currencies in active late trading following higher European opening. Heavy short covering, especially against the yen, pushed
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      Asian dollar market
      364 9 DEPOSIT RATES closed little changed after fluctuating narrowly in thin trading yesterday. Operators were unwilling to take positions in a market which lacked direction and fresh news. Periods closed steady at Tuesday's levels with one month quoted at 11 10 7 /i per cent, three months at
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  • FEATURES
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      Let's pull the plug on floods
      469 10 A GLANCE at homes teetering on the edge of steep cliffs, or towering buildings in the heart of San Francisco, says everything about how some Californians regard impending chaos and disaster. For the thousands of Americans who live on and around the infamous San
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      A summit that must come to a point
      1139 10  -  By RAY HEATH Associate Editor WHEN the seven leaders gathered for the economic summit in London today reach that part of the agenda titled "Matters Arising from the Last Meeting", six pairs of eyes will swivel towards US President Ronald Reagan. That
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      Lock icon What the nine summits in the past tried to achieve
      283 10 Reuter WILLIAMSBURG, 1983: An understanding that more cooperation is needed to promote global economic growth, stabilise international currency markets and reduce high unemployment. VERSAILLES, 1982: A general consensus that trade protectionism needed to be avoided, but disagreement over how much
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      Lock icon Dimming hopes for early Vietnamese pullout
      883 10  -  By JOSE KATIGBAK Reuter THE VIETNAMESEBACKED Phnom Penh government is having problems building up its army to battle Kampuchea n resistance guerillas because of a manpower shortage the country is literally short of men. Foreign relief experts and diplomats in Phnom Penh say that
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      631 11  -  By MARK MENTIPLAY WAN A STREAM of recent annual general meetings has poured more fuel on the controversy blazing over the Australian government's resource rent tax (RRT). Two oil explorers are considering getting out of their oil interests and Shell Australia Ltd has joined the Australian
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      Lock icon Software wizards run into a brick wall
      339 11 NYT COMPUTER retailers like to say these days that "software drives the market". What they mean is that many of their customers could not care less about the computer they buy, but are primarily interested in whether the programs designed for it will
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      649 10 CRYPTIC PUZZLE ACROSS 1 Singer of "Mario"? (6) 7 No great swimmers (8) 8 A bit of chaff again makes us laugh (2-2) 10 She needs help when there are men around (6) 11 Work out to get in shape? (6) 14 End room? (3) 16 Charges to make you
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      526 11 This announcement appears as a matter of record only. NEW ISSUE ,ONAL x WORLD BANK V r 'ON ANO Vf International Bank for Reconstruction and Development Japanese Yen 20,000,000,000 1% Yen Bonds of 1984, due April 27, 1994 (Sixth Issue) ISSUE PRICE 99Vs°7o The Nikko Securities Co., Ltd. Daiwa Europe
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      866 11 TO IMD \WEm HIGHLIGHTS: Glub glub and the monkeys 8.03 pm, Channel 12 Long term observations of monkeys convinced two animal biologists that the early separation of mother and child has some undesirable effects. This documentary highlights the importance of material attention during an infant's first months of life. (50
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      Lock icon IBM stock falls on speculation of price cut
      261 12 Reuter INTERNATIONAL Business Machines stock fell three points on Tuesday on speculation the company may cut the price of its personal computer and PC-JR sometime this month, securities analysts said. Douglas Cayne, financial analyst with Gartner Group Inc, said: "We have been
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      Lock icon Royal Bank expects earnings to improve
      134 12 Reuter ROYAL Bank of Canada said it was disappointed in the fall in its second-quar-ter earnings but believes the fundamentals will improve. The bank reported earnings in the second quarter ended April 30 fell to C 5111.4 million from $119.7 million. Six-month earnings rose
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      Lock icon McDonnell buys stake
      47 12 Reuter MCDONNELL Douglas Corp told the US Securities and Exchange Commission it has acquired the equivalent of 6,040,671 World Airways Inc common shares, or 37.7 per cent of the total outstanding in a World Airways debt restructuring announced in the middle of April. Reuter
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      Wall Street suffers losses on profit-taking
      302 12 WALL STREET stock prices closed lower on Tuesday as the market's four-day rally was scuttled by profit-taking, weakness in the bond market and increased tension in the Middle East. The Dow Jones Industrial Average, which rose over 30 points since May 29, shed 6
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      Toronto
      180 12 JUNE 05 c$ Imp CM 38* Abitfe* 254 unch Inco 14* Ale an 384 •4 Int Prov Pipe 27* 214 unch kit Uts 24'* Bank Mont 244 unch Intl (shekel Bank Novo Scotia 114 -4 Kerr Add 17* Be» Tel 304 4 LoMow B 14* unch BP Can Ltd
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      202 12 JUNC 05 Trust Bk 290 -10 125 unch INDUSTRIALS Urwec 565 unch A Alpha 9006 Wootwortfi ***** Abercom 205 5 MININGS Af And a 940 10 2400 50 4506 6900 AMJC 2900 Blyyoors 1900 -25 Bortow^ 1410 Buffets 8550 125 2300 -25 380 -5 CNA 290 I050S Cume Finance
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      714 12 JUNI OS USJ ACF Muitnn Alton Akjrrxn Akoo Alegheny Lud AJfced Cham Cp Afced Storm AJks-Chafcners Am Brandt Inc Am Broodcost Am Con Co Am Cyonamd Am Elec Pw Am Eiprtu Am Horn# Prod Am Motors Cp Am Natiral Got Am Tel Tel Amoi Inc Amerodo Hess AW
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      980 12 Amsterdam iUNI 05 Fl) ABN 336 00 -2 Aegoo 120 00 3 5 Ahold 175 30 1 8 Akio 89 20 -1.4 AMf V 148 80 1 4 Amloi Amrobnk 59 20 -II Bwfc 29 80 55 2 Boh 88 50 -02 Bontmi 230 00 5 Bosko 32
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      Hongkong
      302 13 HONGKONG: Prices were mostly unchanged yesterday in quiet and featureless trading. The Hang Seng index closed the session 0.32 lower at 932.12 after being down 1.72 at the midmorning fix. Brokers cited sporadic buying interests in HK Electric, which ended five Hongkong cents up at 15.65. Unchanged issues included
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      Taipei
      230 13 JUNE 06 NT Cham Indus 2190 -05 Lion Hwo Indus II 80 -06 8 65 -0 25 34 80 -06 Aim Cement 31 20 •0.5 Pacific Cora 30 20 •06 Coftvjy Cora 31 50 08 Pacific Elect -04 54 00 0 5 Wre 18 40 25 90 -0.6 2
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      Tokyo
      341 13 TOKYO: Prices closed slightly lower yesterday following the retreat on Wall Street on Tuesday and the yen's easiness against the dollar. The market average fell 4.56 to close at 10,254.20 after gaining 128.10 on Tuesday. Turnover was a moderate 380 million shares against 400 million on Tuesday. The average
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      Manila
      142 13 MANILA: Prices closed generally firmer yesterday but trading was dull, reflecting lower prices for metals, particularly copper, on overseas exchanges. Mines closed 9.84 higher at 1,095.26 while the Commercial and Industrial Index was up 0.60 at 134.76. Oils were unchanged at 0.713. PLDT rose to 49.50 from 49, San
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      Sydney
      418 13 SYDNEY: Prices drifted lower yesterday in directionless trading with weaker prices on Wall Street the only external influence. Near the close the All Ordinaries Index was 1.0 point down at 673.7, the All Industrials Index was 1.8 easier at 923.4 and the All Resources Index was off 0.4 at
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      Bangkok
      172 13 BANGKOK: Prices closed generally steady yesterday in slow trading at the Securities Exchange of Thailand. The Book Club Index rose 0.08 point to 117.47 on turnover of 19.3 million baht. Siam Cement, Jalaprathan Cement and Bangkok Bank closed unchanged at 413, 130 and 230 baht respectively. Thai Farmers Bank
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      Lock icon Integrated circuit sales lift Kyocera income
      142 13 Reuter KYOCERA Corp said high sales of integrated circuit packages and electronic devices was a major factor in its record consolidated net income and sales for 1983/84 ended last March 31. n»e company earlier reported record net income of 29.65 billion yen in 1983/
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      Lock icon Gold Peak to offer 63m shares
      179 13 Reuter GOLD PEAK Industries Holdings Ltd plans to offer the public 35 per cent of its issued capital through an issue of 63 million 50 HKcent shares at $1.50 each, said a spokesman for sole underwriter Schroders and Chartered. The prospectus for the issue
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        BOC to invest in Taiwanese venture
        88 13 BOC Group PLC will invest $35 million in an industrial gases joint venture in Taiwan with Lien Hwa International Corp. The agreement, subject to official Taiwanese approval, involves BOC subscribing for equity and debt of the joint venture. Lien Hwa will transfer its industrial
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        Okamoto to place bonds
        64 13 OKAMOTO Machine Tool Works Ltd will privately place a 25 million Swiss franc five-year convertible bond with an underwriting syndicate lead managed by Banca Delia Svizzera I taliana, with payment on July 2. Terms of the par-priced bond, including coupon and conversion price, will be fixed
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        Daewoo-GM accord put off
        92 13 A LAST MINUTE disagreement has held up the signing of a US$427 million contract between General Motors Corp and Daewoo Industrial Co Ltd to produce small cars in South Korea, Daewoo officials said. The two sides were originally due to sign an agreement on Friday to
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        Takara convertibles
        28 13 TAKARA Standard Co Ltd said it will place a 20 million Swiss franc convertible bond private issue with Bank Julius Baer, with payment on July 2.
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      KL tin market to trade by open outcry
      574 14  -  By MICHAEL NEILL THE International Tin Council approved Malaysia's plans for the new Kuala Lumpur Tin Market with only minor modification at an extraordinary meeting of member-nation delegates in London late last week. The new open-outcry physical tin market will replace the
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      Lock icon ICO agrees on steps to improve supply of coffee
      202 14 Reuter THE International Coffee Organisation executive board has agreed on measures to improve the availability of coffee which has recently soared to its highest price levels in London for seven years. The ICO, which uses quota and (Mice packages to control
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      LONDON MARKETS
      816 14 COFFEE Robusta futures closed the morning session yesterday with losses of £4 to £11 a tonne although thinly-traded distant positions were some £10 higher. Values eased to just above the lows on jobber profit-taking and trade selling after opening higher on mixed buying after a strong New York
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      PALM OIL
      49 14 Crude LONDON USS/IOMW d— pncM en JMM 5 Sumatra 5% June ***** down 45 Ju»y 860 00 down 20 Aug 770 00 down 20 S«p 760 00 down 20 Oct/D«c 735 00 mdown 65 ROTTERDAM USV»«MW (tsNart' Sumatra/M'wa doung pncn) Max 5 June 870 00 down 30
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      WHEAT
      124 14 WHEAT futures closed just off the highs on the Chicago Board of Trade on Tuesday, up 2*/« cents to Vt cent per bushel. July posted a 4V«-cent range. News on Monday of SRW wheat sold to China was a bullish surprise to some traders, and Tuesday's Moroccan tender also
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      SOYBEAN
      152 14 SOYBEAN futures closed 9 l /i to AV* cents per bushel higher in moderate trade on the Chicago Board of Trade on Tuesday. July posted al3 -cent range. A larger than expected weekly export inspection figure and renewed trade talk that supplies at delivery points will become very tight
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      Lock icon China's grain crop forecast at 390 m tonnes
      404 14 Reuter CHINA'S grain production this year is forecast at 390 million tonnes, about one per cent above last year's level. The wheat crop is expected to decline about two per cent because weather this spring has not been as good as in
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      Produce exchange
      149 14 Chinese Produce Exchange (Seders' neon ciouno prices. S$/ 100k fl Coconut oil Bufc FOB 240 00 CHd drum FOB 253 00 New drum FOB 257 00 Copra Mixed (loose) 125 00 buyers Pepper Muntok white FOB NLW 642 50 Sarawak whrte FOB faq NLW 635 00 Sarawak special
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      RICE
      281 14 Singapore (SS/kito, ex-godown) Thoi white 100% 1st class (kangaroo) new crop 100% 2nd doss 100% 3rd doss 25% new crop B-10% 1 05 0.77 0.75 No stock No stock C-1 Ordnary Loonzain 100% first grode 100% second grade 100% thrd grode Parboiled 5% 10% Maize unq unq 265 260
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      TEXTILES
      107 14 Yarn spot •1-^odown) (In HK$ per bote of 400 lb) Cotton cloth China carded yarn, cones IndM Dragon Head ***** Blue Phoenix 16's 3,500 Japan No 2023 Blue Phoenix 20's 3,550 Stvrhng 116 50 Blue Phoenix 32'j 4,000 Blue Phoenix 40's 4,500 Hongkong Golden Peak, 60 x 60 115.50
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      RUBBER
      196 14 SINGAPORE The market closed slightly higher yesterday with June One RSS buyers quoted at 187.50 cents a kilo, up four cents from Tuesday. The morning session was up 1.75 cents on some speculative buying of July One RSS after an unchanged opening. Levels gained further ground in early afternoon
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      RAS and MRELB
      196 14 RAS prices (in S coMtt/kiio, FOf m bolet) NOON CLOSE Bvyen Sfiign Ivyfrs jiHin Int 1 RSS prompt 185 50 186 50N 188 00 I89.00N Int 1 RSS Juno 184 50 185 50 187.50 188 00 Int 1 RSS Juty >90 50 191 00 ***** 194 00
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      SSR and SMR
      37 14 (m M cwtn/1 to r potWts) RAS June (current mth) NOON g-M Ju»y (forward mth) NOON C f I SSR 20 SSR50 ***** I9150N 187 50 189.50N 191.50 193.50N 189 50 191.50N MRELB Closed
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      Foreign commodity traders are showing interest in Tokyo
      252 14 GRADUAL de-regulation of Japan's markets has encouraged overseas commodity brokers to use Japan as a base from which to hedge positions on London and New York markets. This year, at least four overseas brokers are expected to open Tokyo offices. "The new
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      68 14 This advertisement appears as a matter of record only Pacific Hardwoods Sendirian Berhad Silam Forest Products Sendirian Berhad U5518,600,000 Medium Term Loan Guaranteed By The Sabah Foundation Weyerhaeuser Company Arranged By Standard Chartered Merchant Bank Asia Limited Provided By The Chartered Bank The First National Bank of Boston Rainier National
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      Market ends on even keel in moderate trading
      4204 15 THE SINGAPORE stock market yesterday saw share prices closing mixed in moderate trading. There was selective buying of smaller issues, amidst intermittent bouts of profit taking. Dealers said the closure of the Kuala Lumpur stock market for the King's birthday could have
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      Business done on the SES
      3200 15 BID and offer price* officially listed and business In and reported to the Stock Exchange of Singapore yesterday with the number of shares traded shown In brackets In lots of 14>00 units unless otherwise specified. All Time Settlement Contract* are quoted after the word "SETT"
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      Chief price changes
      148 15 SINGAPORE Rises Indices KHono Gmni Teetee Corp IIMMi cTTh iOt M T f Wttfo rlwfll L 4 M 50« TOM ai ?r'MM Cow Hoih Vk 1 C S SNPl 370 332 845 1110 450 414 266 338 312 289 283 234 299 740 575 30 26 15
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      COMPANY MEETINGS
      211 15 COLD Storage nilMags PLC: AGM on June 7 at noon in Mandarin Court A, 4th Floor, Mandarin Hotel, 333 Orchard Road (0923). EU Yas Saag United: 11th AGM on June 8 at 12.30pm at 65 Chulia Street, #47-01, OCBC Centre (0104). LOYTAPE Berhad: EGM on June 8 at
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      Not-so-merry month of May
      936 16  -  l the month V THAT WAS By RAMESH CHANDIRAMANI THERE Is an old stock market adage which tells investors to "sell in May and go away". And by the look of things, it seems that investors on the Singapore stock market not only followed this advice
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      Magnum expects higher earnings after purchases
      463 16 MAGNUM Corporation Bhd's proposed rationalisation of its four-digit forecast (4-D) operations is expected to increase attributable earnings, its executive chairman Datuk Choo Ching Hwa said. In a circular to shareholders on the proposed exercise, Datuk Choo said the increased earnings would be achieved through
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      Debts behind Conic's loss
      123 16 DOUBTFUL debts of HK$2l7 million advanced by Conic Investment Co Ltd are behind the company's 1983 losses, a company statement said. Conic earlier reported a net loss of $262.52 million for last year plus an additional extraordinary loss of $111.64 million, against a 1982 net profit
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      Continental Group gets US$2bn bid
      184 16 SIR JAMES Goldsmith's Diamond Land Corp is making a US$5O a share offer, or a total of $2.12 trillion in cash, for Continental Group, the world's leading diversified packaging company. Continental announced the hid in a brief seven-line statement which said it had received "an
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      Selected indices
      97 16 HONGKONG Australian Industrials Hong Seng Index Wednesday 923.4 Tuesday K?'? Wednesday £32 12 Week ogo 921 2 Tuesday 22"2a Week ogo 928 60 NEW YORK Dow Jones TOKYO Tuesday 1124.89 Monday 1131.57 Tokyo Dow Jones Week ogo 1101.24 Wednesday *****.20 Standard and Poors Tuesday *****.76 Tuesday 153.65 Week
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      Unit trusts
      219 16 Monogors' prices for Jun« 7 Singapore Unit Trust Tha Commarca 3.18 3.38* Tha Sovrtgs Fund 1.93 205 S'pora Prog Fund 1.42 S'pora S«c Fund 2.17 1 51 2 30 S'pora Invast Fund 1.17 1 24 S'pora Egurty Fund 1.41 1 50 Aeia Unit Trust Mo1 fcnv«*t Fund 2
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      Exchange asks SPP for details of 'certain legal proceedings'
      499 17  -  By CHAN OI CHEE TRADING in the shares of SPP Ltd, a subsidiary of Tuui Sing HeMiags Ltd, was suspended yesterday at the company's request. The move follows an announcement by the company last week which disclosed that there was an
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      Datuk Salleh sets his eyes on TDM Bhd
      586 17  -  By ALAN LEE PROMINENT bumiputra businessman/banker Datuk Mohamed Salleh Yusof is looking for a listed vehicle to call his own and has set his sights on TDM Bhd. Indeed, Datuk Salleh is said to have been collecting TDM shares to beef up
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      New name for Dah Yung Steel to reflect new image
      93 17 DAH YUNG Steel Co (S) Ltd will soon be renamed Dah Yung Investment Ltd to reflect the group's new corporate image and line of operations. Dah Yung's principal activi- ties are the manufacture and sale of gas and trading in
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      Pilecon Engr finalises plans to go public
      622 17 PILECON Engineering Sdn Bhd is expected to make a public shares issue this month, according to its executive chairman, Datuk Abdul Rahim Rahman. Datuk Rahim, a chartered surveyor, said that besides contributing to the New Economic Policy, "the issue will give the public
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      Tian Teck pulls out of plan to rescue AHL
      518 17 THE Singapore-based Tian Teck group, whose shareholders have links with listed Heag Fek Corporation, has pulled out of a HK$llO million plan to rescue financially-troubled Associated Hotels Ltd of Hongkong. This has dashed AHL's hopes of paying its heavy debts and
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      LONDON STOCKS
      968 17 SHARE prices closed firm yesterday, helped by Wall Street's higher opening and Tuesday's lower than expected rise in UK May money supply, dealers said. Trading was quiet and at 3pm, the FT 30 index was up 7.7 points to 847.8. North Americans were mixed. Yesterday's closing middle prices
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      RESULTS DUE
      136 17 LAST FULL YEAR Compony Period Date announced last yeor Net EPS (cents) Grots div (%> Net profit r 000) A M D B Kioto Kcllos A P 1 Sonyo Fufl year Full year Fu> yeor Full year May 19 May 19 May 25 June 1 125 5 86
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      COMPANY BRIEFS
      214 17 JACK CfflA-MPH Ltd will be holding its EGM to approve the increase in its authorised share capital, rights issue, transferable subscription rights (TSR), the issue of shares on TSR (A) and the conversion of shares into stock. The SES has already approved its two-for-three rights issue with TSR
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      Latest
      52 17 SINGAPORE GiMM (1974) LU haa reported gmp pre-tax leases ef $11.9 mllllea <$7.8 mllHea) wttk after-tax Immm at $11J rita ($1.13 mIIHM) far the year eaded March SI, I*4. Greap taraever far the year waa $45.24 mlWea (SMJ9 mllHea). la view ef the pear resalts, director» da aat ——Ii
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      Dunlop Estates sells Ace Agricultural for M$24m cash
      359 17  -  By CHAN MAY PENG DUNLOP Estates Bhd, the plantation arm of the Malti-Par-pMe group, is selling the entire issued and paid-up capital of Ace Agricultural Sdn Bhd for a total cash consideration of M 524.6 million. The sale and purchase price for
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      Bena will boost Tongkah profits
      79 17 TONGKAH Harbour Tin Dredging Bhd has told the Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange that its proposed acquisition of Bena Plantations Sdn Bhd will make a positive contribution to the immediate and long-term profitability of the company and enable it to diversify into plantations. Bena has two
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      Melodies buys more Hotel Royal shares
      72 17 MELODIES Ltd has increased its interest in Hotel Royal Ltd from 8.93 per cent to 8.96 per cent after buying a further 3,000 shares in the latter recently. Two thousand shares were bought at $1.82 while the re- mainder was purchased at $1.81. Mr
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    Response computer company liquidated
    375 18  -  By JEFFREY TSANG A LOCAL computer company, possibly Singapore's first to develop and manufacture computers, went into receivership even before it sold its first computer. Response' Technology Pte Ltd went into voluntary liquidation on May 4 when it failed to pay about $350,000 of accrued liabilities.
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    Lock icon Taiwan's leading indicators down for past three months
    223 18 AFP TAIWAN'S composite index of eight leading economic indicators dropped for three consecutive months starting in February, a government official reported yesterday. The figures, compiled by the Council for Economic Planning and Development (CEPD), indicate that Taiwan's economic growth can be expected
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    Lock icon Fierce fighting in temple leaves at least 298 dead
    509 18 FIERCE fighting between security forces and well-armed Sikh militants inside the Golden Temple complex in Amritsar has left at least 296 people dead and 240 wounded, Punjab's top law-enforcement officer said yesterday. General Ran jit Singh Dayal said in Chandigarh, joint
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    Floods caused by abnormal weather and clogged drains
    198 18 AN ABNORMAL weather pattern and clogged drains are the causes of recent floods in Singapore. A spokesman from the Ministry of Environment said yesterday that the abnormal weather pattern is a worldwide phenomenon and that there is nothing the ministry could do
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    Lock icon Foreign ministers of Gulf states to meet next week
    116 18 Reuter THE foreign ministers of the six member states of the Gulf Cooperation Council are to meet in the Saudi Arabian city of Taif next Tuesday, the official Saudi press agency said yesterday. The meeting follows the shooting down on Tuesday
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    Lock icon Boy loses 'sweet tooth'
    81 18 AP A TAIWANESE father teeued ef yuldag eat tin «I Us Ma's teeth u puHuneat fer taUag twe cabes af npr ku beee charged with lajary aad eeald be seateaeed te three years lmprleeameat, eeart effldals reperted yesterday. Officials at a district eeart la Plagtaag, 371
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    OUB expects Bpc growth for Singapore economy
    297 18  -  By SOH TIANG KENG THE SINGAPORE economy is forecast to grow by 8 per cent this year, slightly higher than the 7.9 per cent achieved last year. The forecast, made by Overseas Union Bank in its latest financial review, is much lower than
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    160 18 AP CHINA has raised the wholesale prices of high-quality fabric to encourage production and penalise those factories flooding the market with inferior goods. The People's Daily, the Communist Party mouthpiece, said yesterday that the governing state council made the ruling to improve the
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    135 18 Reuter MANAGERS of China's 50 top state-run hotels have been told to shape up and compete with the service and comfort offered by new internationally-owned hotels. The China Daily said yesterday that the managers, attending a conference organised by the Chinese
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    56 18 WALL Street stock prices weakened yesterday after an Initial burst of bargain hunting as equities followed the bond market lower. The Dow Jones Industrial Average, which rose to over 1130 earlier yesterday, was up only one to about 1126. Overall, gainers led losers about five to four.
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      37 18 Bernama THE late Egyptian Prime Minister Dr Fuad Mohieddin was laid to rest yesterday. He died of a heart attack on Tuesday at 58 and was appointed premier in October 1981. Bernama
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      34 18 AP CHINA, which was still fighting Japanese forces on June 6, 1944, broadcast a television report yesterday noting the 40th anniversary of the D-Day Allied invasion of Europe. AP
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      34 18 Bernama FORMER Malaysian Prime Minister Tunku Abdul Rahman who arrived in Starnberg, West Germany on Monday for treatment few arthritis and rheumatic pains is in good physical health, said his doctor.
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      33 18 AP A FRENCH truce observer was killed and another was wounded in an outbreak of sniping across Beirut's midcity demarcation line yesterday, the Christian-con-trolled "Voice of Lebanon" radio station reported.
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      38 18 AFP TAMIL separatists on Tuesday shot dead three policemen in North-eastern Sri Lanka. Some 100 security people have been killed since 1977 by Tamils seeking an independent state in Sri Lanka's north and east.
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      38 18 Reuter SOUTH Africa will withdraw from South-west Africa (Namibia) within two months if Western governments agree to take over the territory's administration and defence, the South African Press Association (Sapa) said yesterday.
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      33 18 Reuter SWEDISH Labour Minister Anna-Greta Leijon, 45, was yesterday elected president of the Internatitnal Labour Organisation's (ILO) annual assembly the first woman ever to hold the office.
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      37 18 AFP SECRETO, ridden by Christie Roche, won yesterday's Epsom Derby after a photo finish with hot favourite EH Gran Senor, ridden by Pat Eddery. In third place was Mighty Flutter.
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    191 18 AFP MOST Japanese businessmen feel inundated by the flood of information and nearly half of them dream of escaping to a desert island, a private survey showed yesterday. Nihon Digital Equipment Corp, a Tokyo computer maker, conducted the survey last month, covering about
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    233 18 Bernama IMPORT and export forwarding agents in Johore Baru have been unable to obtain customs declaration forms for the past 10 days or so, the president of the Johore Baru Import and Export Forwarding Agents Association, Mr David Lim, said yesterday. They had approached
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    159 18 Reuter A FORMER Playboy bunny, Miss Patricia Lenz, sued her ex-employers on Tuesday for U*****,000, claiming she was dismissed "for lack of bunny image". "If she lacks bunny image, we're all in bad shape," one of her lawyers, Mr Gerald Goldman, said
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      373 18 Coaching Training Skills For Line Managers Singapore, July 2-6,1984 The objective of this course is to enable line managers to develop their skills of coaching and training staff of their own departments At the end of the course, managers will be able to: e distinguish between'coaching* and e set objectives
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      53 18 Outlook for today: Fair; showers in some areas in the morning. Report for 24 hours prior to 7.30pm on June 6 at the airport: Maximum temperature 31.4 Associated humidity 68 Minimum temperature 23.7 Associated humidity 86 Hours of sunshine 10.30 Rainfall in millimetres Nil Rainfall this month 170.6 Rainy days
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      270 19 AFP AT LEAST 3,000 Indonesian seamen are now in danger of losing their jobs following the mandatory scrapping of ships more than 30 years old from last May 1 and those older than 25 years from next Jan 1. Announcing
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      486 19  -  By LINDA CHEE WITH THE exit of Korean Shipping Corporation (KSC) from the Tri-Partite Agreement (TPA) service between the Far East and North America, the two remaining members, Neptune Orient Lines (NOL) and Orient Overseas Container Line (OOCL), plan to improve the
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        50 19 THE first of two specialised vessels designed to provide feeder services for large barge carriers has been delivered by Valmet Helsinki Shipyard in Finland to the Soviet Danube Shipping Co. Called Boris Polevoy, the 8,800-dwt vessel can carry six standard 1,000-tonne Danube barges or 12 Lash-type barges.
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        100 19 AFP TURKISH vessels navigating in the Gulf have been instructed to remain where they are after the Iraqi attack last Sunday on the turkish tanker Buyuk Hun, Turkish Prime Minister Turgut Ozal said. Talking to the journalists after a meeting of his party's parliamentary group, the
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        104 19 Reuter THE AUSTRALIAN and New Zealand Eastern Shipping Conference said it will raise the bunker surcharge to Australia to AH6.31 per revenue ton from $15.83, and the charge to New Zealand to U5524.45 per revenue ton from $23.69. The new charge will be effective for ships destined for
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      643 19 Shipping Line Page Coi Abex Transport IV 5 Afeo VI 3 Ahrenkiel Liner VI 5 AJpac VI 5 Arnoro Shpg IV 1 APCLeie V 4 APL 4/5 ASCL 1 Awabroker V 5 Auttotto Line V 1 Bolt-Orient VI 4/5 Bangkok Cont VI 2 Bonk Line V 5
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      Increase in limits for oil pollution compensation
      628 20 VILTLMS OF major oil pollution disasters will be able to claim greater compensation following the adoption of two legal instruments dealing with liability and compensation for oil pollution damage. The two instruments are protocols to amend the International Convention on Civil Liability for
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      Joint shipping line
      100 20 TWO competitors in the Europe-Far East conventional trades are to form a jointsventure shipping line. These are Seals, owned by Ahrenkiel of Hamburg, and Conti Far East Line, owned by Continental Lines of Antwerp. They will operate under the name of Sealift. The service will start on
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      72 20 Reuter CUSTOMS operations at sea ports are at a near standstill as a result of a two-day strike by Peru's civil servants has ended yesterday. Labour leaders said over 80 per cent of the country's 600,000 civil servants have joined the strike for a 150 per
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      Oakland's liner exports to China
      253 20 AMONG THE ports on the United States west coast, the Port of Oakland has become the leader in liner exports to China. Oakland's exports on liner vessels to China amounted to 41,461 short tons in 1963, an increase of 115 percent over 1982. This means
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      482 20 FT MIXED RESULTS have been reported for the year to March by Japan's five major shipbuilders, Mitsubishi Heavy Industries (MHI), Ishikawajima-Hari-ma Heavy Industries (IHI), Mitsui Engineering and Shipbuilding, Hitachi Shipbuilding, and Sasebo Heavy Industries. Japanese shipbuilders received orders for new
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      LONDON FREIGHTS
      1310 20 CHARTERING was subdued in all sections of the freight market on Tuesday with rates generally showing little change, shipbrokers said. Grain operators paid a fairly steady U5513.25 from the US Gulf to Venezuela, while $35 was agreed from the Gulf to Aqaba and $18 to Syria. South American
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      66 20 Reuter BOOKER McConnell said its Booker Line subsidiary has suspended its cargo service by chartered vessels to the eastern Caribbean. A further decline in the volume of trade has now eliminated profit on the service and no improvement is foreseen. Booker Line's action was approved by
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      SHIPPING EVENTS
      393 20 J Qjir 74 Shipping documentation and fraud. European Petroleum Association seminar. Hotel InterContinental, Hamburg (details: EPCA, 250 Avenue Louise, Bte. 74, 1060 Brussels. Belgium). Jaae 11 The revised uniform customs and practice for documentary credits. Lloyd's of London Press ICC United Kingdom conference, the City Conference Centre, London.
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      Continental to conduct in-house study
      215 21 CONTINENTAL Illinois Bank's shipping division is conducting an in-house strategic study to "redefine its targets" in the wake of the bank's recent problems. According to Seatrade Week, rumours have been going around that the bank's shipping division may stop lending to noncorporate borrowers, ie independents.
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      Lock icon Korean company wins contract to build reefer ships
      375 21 Lloyd's List KOREA Shipbuilding has won a significant US$l4O million order to build up to eight reefer ships for Castle and Cooke, the US frozen foods group. The order is only the second ever won by Korea Shipbuilding for refrigerated tonnage normally
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      CONSORTIA
      192 21 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.
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      541 21 AFP THE WORLD'S shipbuilding order book showed its first drop in 12 months during the first quarter of this year, according to the latest figures from Lloyd's Register Shipbuilding Returns. Substantial declines were noted among most of the leading yards, with the marked exception
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      SHIPPING LIST where your ships are due...and when
      5736 26 A guide to ships loading at Singapore for ports around the world The list below tabulates, by port of destination, the name of the ship, the shipping line involved and the estimated dates of arrival and departure from the Port of Singapore.
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      606 27 RECEIVING OF EXPORT FCL CONTAINERS AND LCL CARGO Godws FCL Arrival for LCL movement Ship Voy date/time Operator cargo schedule Location Jenwel 18/84 7.684 2000 Thong Soon FSB 0700-0800 B7 Hamburg Exp 63/439 7.6.84 2300 Segani FSB 0800-1100/0900-1100 F1/G1 E Forward *****E 8.684 0200 Green Asia FSB 1300-1400
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      Who acts for whom...
      1750 27 The leading shipping lines operating from local ports and their agents. A-B AFEA African .Shipping Agencies (Si Afra-Earaste Um Transgroup < S > Ahreakiel Uaer Service Kim Shpg (Si Alfred C Taepfer Oceanus Shipping A gen cy (S) Marintei Enterprise (PK) AlpM Intrasea <S> Bintang Shpg
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      1103 28 ALGIERS Algiers May 15th. About 2 days delays. Annaba April 29th. 6 vessels waiting. Bejaia April 29th. 3 vessels waiting. Mostaganem April 29th. 5 vessels waiting for berths. ARGENTINA Buenos Aires May 14th21st. 3 vessels for open quay berth: 5 days 16 vessels for grain berths: 15-30 days.
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      467 28 AT CONVENTIONAL WHARVES Vessel Berth Agent Arrival Departure KEPPEL WHARVES Barber Tonsberg 47 Barber alongside 7.6.84/0400 Da Feng 33/4 Y Fung alongside 7.6.84/1500 Kim Ann 23/4 GuanGuan alongside 7.6.84/2300 Kota Cahaya 10/11 PIL alongside 7.6.84/0600 Kota Jaya 13/4 PIL alongside 7.6.84/0300 LI Shan 20/30 Y Fung alongside
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      239 19 HEUNG-A SHIPPING Korea Flag Vsls Regular Liner Semi-Container Service To: P. Kelanf/Penanf/Banfkok/Keelunf/ Busan/Inchon Fm: Busan/Moji/H. Konf S pore Afent: Neptune Afencies Pte Ltd Tel: *****77 P.K. *****4, PM *****5 K.L. *****0 :'`+!%!!%&.>~'{<[;@!;}{[<~`,\,_ IARDINK AXTAH U ORIENT OVEIQEAS CotdcMMl LINE FULLY CONTAINERISED SERVICE 10 EUROPE VIS SUEZ 17/6 18/6 20/6 21/6
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      326 19 SKALORI) l UASC UNITED ARAB SHIPPING CO'SAG NATIONAL LINE OF BAHRAIN. IRAQ. 1 KUWAIT. QATAR. SAUDI ARABIA ANO 1 UNITED ARAB EMIRATES EXPRESS MULTI PURPOSE SERVICES f FULLY CONTAINERISED SERVICE KKOM JAI' VN TXIWAN MOV,host. Al MMIYAM V 7* M. NAM li-f Al MMMKH ¥.4* HMMURMI V.7* AISO CM.LMG HMOYA
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      612 19 iiilOlfciiikltfrti Times Bookshops! MAERSK LINE EXPORT FASTEST SERVICE TO USA EUROPE TO US PACIFIC. GUI t ATLANTIC FAST CANADA, INI AND POINTS LET2JJ KIZSJ EZI3J CE33 SEUEII? fcZ33 »71 1/7 17/7 24/7 31/7 30/7 I 7/1 rs r 6/1 14/1 TO FiKI.C.IL'M HOI I ANI). U K GERMANY. FRANCE. SCANDINAVIA
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      223 20 IB FAR EAST/EUROPE CONTAINER SERVICE rr~o Europe. From Europe 1) Barcelona. Genoa. 2) Amsterdam. Antwerp, L.Havre. Basle. UK, 3) Bremen Bremerhaven. Aartius. Copenhagen. Hetsinti 4) Matmo. Stockholm Oslo. 'Accepting Europe cargo tor feeder via S pore 'Also direct cargo lor Spore t Ph contact PERMBC P Kelang tor Met arrangement
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      343 20 Y.S. LINE YAMASHITA-SHINNIHON LINE CONTAINER SERVICES I USA/CANADA J MIDDLE EAST North WMt •t Kobe Atlantic/Canada Fiidir at Kobt F—dsr at Tokyo mh> laab oak Mhi n jut rat nc mam n. mut 1/7 11/7 nXTOH. 11/7 12/7 15/7 I NM I 13/7 M/ 7 t KM 25/7 2»/7 2J/7
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      747 21 r The Straits Steamship Group OCL Overseas Containers Limited CONTAINERSHIP SERVICE TO UK/CONTINENT STRAITS SHIPPING Singapore to Sabah, Sarawak, Brunei Ports and Bangkok ■ncMss MMuccmra —M» EIPKSS KWIIO inoraoi mt nkkneipress mmm eupwss in*| In •2/7 M/ 7 11/7 12/7 19/7 21/7 24/7 21/7 M/l Ml 11/1 13/1 11/ l
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      545 21 Franco Belgian Services rjg h;»r h .i\i h rcnch >Vr ice With Hr/ginn .1 r h .i>h-rn I me* Merrier ot Ace Consortium) mi commas* sang nm emup* vrm p.komcuhmt*r«M fi*m» n» mm* m MOMIONE COTMP II kp 11km 21 km 29 km 1 M 3 M 4 M 6
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      695 22 Hapag-Lloyd 10 CONTIftf NT UK EXPORTS tftMf Eipress Car«|ai Bay Spore P Ketan( Pent Inioes Bftao Genu H burj Rdam Bluren Antwerp I ISU 20/6 23/% 26/6 17/7 M/ 7 31/7 2/8 Connecting m Tokyo Connecting in Kobe "Also accepting cargo for ATLANTIC GULF PORTS via rmnatandbridge, ond US MIO-WEST
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      426 22 Ei FULLY CONTAINERISED SERVICE ]t&.S.LINE MOMfM +4. j* 10 EUROPE Vl* SUE 7 J Member ot the Ace ComorUjm Pi? 'i. 'l Ml FROM EUROPE VIA SUEZ JI Mf mpff of the Acf Consortwn CtCYAI Dt DOS 3X WPIUK fiMMT IK Mdoun If KOREAN CMANCf 171 Buun T*r» 21/6 »/6
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      460 22 EVERGREEN LINE FAR EAST/EUROPt CONTAINER SERVICE ACCEPTING FCL I ICI CARGO FOR nu «c ni mm mn ihv (to l.mi 10 M U N 30 04 02/07 MO7 N/17 01 07 EtoGafto IVM K M M/ 07 01 07 10/07 11/07 11/17 (to CM* JVM /#7 /l7 a/w n/V M/|7
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      996 22 i%S I cuen jDaas Maiifo'mv VV, .yW- y Agents for PT GESURI LLOVD PT BAM All 6AHTERA PT PFRINTIS LINES 10 Collver Quay 06 04 to 05 05 Ocean Bldg S pore 0104 Tel *****44 to 48 *****1 SINCAPORE/INDONESIA SERVICE EUROPE SERVICE New Multipurpose Roro Vessel. BuH 1981 Acceptinf breakbui
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      334 22 II MARITIME PTE LTD ISLAMIC REPUBLIC OF IRAN SHIPPING LINES IRANIAN SERVICES Swfipore loodnf ft 17/« B Abb, B Abton. B Khomm POk! MIA*. «NAm. MNUSt MAR;'** Plf lID ui i *****70 M»0S( MARITM* BHD j«7232 3 MAiArSIA TRAO» 4 IRANSPOGT HO IN i/Vji I ***** KYOWA LINE TO PAPUA
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      859 23 r PIL GROUP EAST AFRICA/REDSEA SERVICES VESSEL VOYAGE SINGAPORE LOADING FOR: KOTAAGUNG E-507 10-21/8 DJIBOUTI, HOOEIOAH, JEOOAH, AQABA, PTSUOAN. MOMBASA, D'( KOTASEJATI E-509 4-7/7 HOOEIOAH. JEDOAH, ADEN. AQABA. PTSUDAN KOTASALAM E-511 5-10/7 HOOEIOAH, JEDOAH, AQABA. rTSUOAN KOTA SEGAR E-513 10-15/7 TAMATAVE, MAPUTO, D'SALAAM, MOMBASA. MOGADISCIO COLOMBO/CHITTAGONG/RANGOON SERVICES BANGKOK DIRECT SERVICES
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      810 23 BEN LINE CONTAINERS EXPRESS CONTAINER SERVICE TO/FROM EUROPE 10 tUROFt iimtn fiprfjs Cw<h| jn Bi, BenaMo 11» ft poo B at Bifrnm (iptus EUROPE FROM EUROPE HAM 6 HAVFN ItDMI HAVRE Ha*fc*| Eipms Safed Sair* Sake* Sake* Kurwu Mara SjM Safe) Sj*M Saknt lake Ciprns Sated Sate* SjM SjM Benjror
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      574 23 DJAKARTA LLOYD INDONESIAN NATIONAL LINE Far East S'pore Service uil Container Vessel Buiai Toko Kobe ham 21/6 24/6 16/7 20/7 Spare Tj Pnok 5/7 7/7 25/7 27/7 EXPRESS SEMI-CONTAINER SERVICE TO/FROM EUROPE STORE PKELANGTIBURY/ RDAM/ ITBURG/ ANTWRP lON A "DAM BREMEN BAAB ULLAH' V7WB 25/6 29/6 22/7 24/7 26/7 29/7
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      552 23 BOUSTEAD SHIPPING AGENCIES Poon V 72 Htontowywo Poon V 73 BURMA FIVE STAR SHIPPING CORPORATION (Burmese National Line) Loading for Rangoon S'pore P.Kelong Penong 12/14 June- 25/27 June 1/3 July \> BANK LINE EXPRESS INDEPENDENT SERVICE TO UK/COIfT CLYDEBANK FORTHBANK SPORE R'DAM HULL HMBG 11 July 5 Aug 12 Aug
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      878 24 t ECUADOR/PERU/CHILE IV LINE KAWASAKI KISEN KAISHA. LTD. T AIW AN-JAPAN-CHINA KEEIUNG I AON 21 MAY KANSAI PtOMEI *34 ASM SIM *24 MONTI RUBY VII JOHOK HHDGE *32 KANSAI PW*EA *35 11 (UN n im 4 AM 1) Ail STOW 5 AM 9 AM 17 AM 24 Jun 2 U
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      521 24 Accepting Braakbulk and contakMriMCl cargo** Direct to South Africa Accepting Container t BreakbuO Accepting Contamws Onto S.A VAAI 5715F NFD COtOMBO VMIIF HM S'p»e Ourhjn Bay CTmm El* MapuU Pik 12/8 25/8 27/8 11/7 30/t 28/8 15/7 11/7 OSAKA MMHJ S7IS6 U VAN DEN STU VIM Clown PHI EI on
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      605 24 /If CALIFORNIA/PACIFIC NORTH WEST SERVICE EXPRESS CONTAMER/REEFER/BULK SERVICE lM*i| to, lOS ANGELES SAN FRANCISCO SUTTIE tACORM VANCOUVER B C »cc«ptwi| fa/fa c«m«nm P >IW| Smfapcr I Anfftrs IATEWtr 13 kM 14/15 km II Ml AUSTRALIA EXPRESS CONTAINER SERVICE Accqring FCL/FCL Centimri *Mm icccptatf tram to Auct IM Lrtt JAPAN SERVICE
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      557 24 SANKO ASIA FROM JAPANESE PORTS ANO HONGKONG m GOLDEN LINE COM WAN SNIPPING (PTE)LTD '■■I 1«| h«W Ut M*| H C*ci Street SMGAKM 01M 1* »I»7M (II IMS) I# luu lOTpt 10?] 1 f i«M ami STRAITS/PERSIAN GUIF SERVICE: GOLDEN SEASON Colombo Ifcntmtxxn Dub* Bait <»'< *u««t GOIOfN CUT A**!*
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      583 24 INTRASEA (PTE) LTD 10 Anson Road 027 16 International Pia/a Singapore 0207 Tel *****11 (10 Linesl o BREAKBULK SERVICE TO EUROPE/UK FORT PCI SON *****07 S par* f Kctani lot** tar--20/8 23/ i snE/»on/«in/yj( ALPAC LINE Afua ALPAC ASM 16SWB S port P KeUng loadng tor Saied Owbw/Tamatm/ SEAWOOD SHIPPING
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      597 25 NOL NEPTUNE ORIENT LINES LTC TO EUROPE/UK (VIA SUEZ): HK CONTMO 40W+. SS BRDGE 46W C PAUL 40* C CONTAINER 26N.. C ROZE 39W N GARNET 20W Also accepting cargo to/from Scandinavia H K CONTAINER S pore Closing Times: FCL Cargo LCI Cargo FROM EUROPE (VIA SUEZ) Havre P. Keiang
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      536 25 HEUNG-A SHIPPING Korean Flag Vessels SEMI-CONTAINERISED DIRECT SERVICE TO M BANGKOK. KEELUNG. BUSAH, INCHON m Ooru 404N II 6 No 9 Doium 407N IS i No J Donjm 40SN 11, i No t Dmm «04N n No I Dwum tOVt t'7 Ooru 40SK M) No 9 Donjm «OJN 19 7
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      867 25 SINSOV SINGAPORE SOVIET SHIPPING CO PRIVATE LTD SINSOV BUN.MNG 55, Market Street Singapore 0104 Telephone Numbers *****3 (15 Lines) Cable Address S«SOV SINGAPORE Telex Numbers RS ***** RS ***** RS ***** P HEIAUG M/S SHAMMT NAM SOON SON. BM> IST AND 2ND FLOOR. NO 1 IALAN CEMPfNMG PORT KIANG. MALAYSIA
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      136 25 ahrenkiel liner service gmbh MAURITIUS REUNION WESTBOUND ETA SIN 30/6'84 PT LOUIS DURBAN 16/7/84 A HIT A 11W' 84 ETD ETA DURBAN SIN ETD R BAY 23/5 t si 17/5 ALS CONFIDENCE SE/84 Agents: Kim Shipping Trading Pte Ltd 63 Market Street *08-06 Tat Lee BkJg Spore 0104 Tele* RS
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      630 26 IttMjiMial Container Lines 2 Sailings Weekly Reliable Regular Punctual RCL .Berthing PSA 1500 Hrs Tuesday Saturday REGULAR FEEDER SERVICE TO PHUKET/SONGKLA VOY S PORE SKU VOY spout PHKI RAIANA BHUM 113 184 10 lune 13 lute 247/241 In Port 7 June 4 smapork clasps //VA MIDDLE EAST REGULAR LINER Spore
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      101 27 REGULAR SERVICE MV SEE HAI HONG ETA 11/6 ETD 15/6 MV HAi SOON KAO IN PORT ETD 11/6 SINGAPORE RATTAN SONGKHLA REGULAR SERVICE MV SEE HAI HONG 1 ETA 9/6 ETD 14/6 MV GOOO YEAR ETA 14/6 ETD 18/6 AGENTS: KM HAI HUAT SHTfMG ft TRADMG PTE LTD 101 Upper
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      163 27 Scan Dutch V <^--BSfrf To Europe (Med/UK/NC/Scan) 4) GOTHENBURG To Red Sea/Mediterranean From Europe HONG KONG P. KELANG From Red Sea/Med. Also Accepting To: Scan Dutch Corona Scan Dutch Concordia From: (1) Borcelona, Genoa, Bilbao, Leghorn Valencia (2) Amsterdam, Antwerp, LeHovre, Basle, Gothenburg Molmo, Stockholm, Oslo, Heh*iki Southampton, Liverpool, London
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