The Business Times, 27 February 1985

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    12 1 BUSINESS TIMES M.C. (P) No. 99/1/85 WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 1985 60 CENTS
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  • Article
    Sir Yue-Kong raises main offer for Wheelock shares
    583 1  -  Tan Sri Khoo's Lunar New Year offer outbid By TERESA LIM Hongkong Correspondent SIR YUE-KONG PAO has brought in the big guns in his bid against Khoo Teck Puat for Wheelock Marden. He raised the main offer price for the trading conglomerate
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    Downturn wipes out Sembawang's gains
    527 1  -  By NAJEEB JARHOM A SEVERE downturn in the second half wiped out all the earlier gains made by Sembawang Shipyard Ltd, causing the group to plunge into the red last year to the tune of $7.03 million at the post-tax level. But in spite of
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    New confidence fuels rise in share prices
    387 1 THE SEVEN-DAY-OLD Ox forced the bears into hiding on the Singapore stock market yesterday as a surge of orders took share prices higher, but off their day's best levels. Trading got off to a slow start but picked up speed towards the noon
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  • Article
    Telecoms to buy out partner in telephone directory company
    383 1  -  By LIM SOON NEO TELECOMS will be buying out its joint venture partner in General Telephone Directory Company (S) Pte Ltd, which publishes telephone directories and the Yellow Pages. The amount Telecoms will pay its US partner, General Telephone Directory Corporation,
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    Lock icon Dollar soars as sterling comes under pressure
    147 1 Reuter THE US DOLLAR made farther hefty gains on foreign exchange markets yesterday, routinely setting new records against most major currencies and battering the pound sterling towards parity as central banks continued to stand aside. Sterling was pushed through the US$l.l5 barrier by
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  • Article
    Interpol asked to help in Hoo Thye case
    194 1 THE SINGAPORE police have asked Interpol to help trace the partners of Chop Hoo Thye, following their discovery of a $55 million fraud involving the debtridden import-export firm. The firm's owners, 'Abalone King' Ng Choon Ser and his son Ng Khway Hat,
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    Acma gains a firm footing in China with five projects
    585 1  -  By BOEY KIT YIN A MAJOR local refrigerator maker has established itself firmly in the Chinese market with five large projects worth about US$2O million. One of the most recent projects clinched by Acma Electrical Industries is a prestigious US$B
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      283 1 Pauper turns prince, Page 14 \mm CONTRACTORS and town OUR VIEW COMPANY NEWS planners can look forward to IN A long-expected move, more building projects in TELEVISION coverage of Parliament will serve a useful purpose p on -Electric Jndustries Ltd Oman. A four-man team, led o nly if it can
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  • HOME NEWS
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      Contractors can hope for more projects in Oman
      537 2  -  Singapore seen as source of town planning, building expertise By JEFFREY TSANG CONTRACTORS and town planners may soon find more projects coming their way if they are willing to do business in the Sultanate of Oman. Singapore has been identified as an
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      Suppliers wind up Public Radio
      235 2 PUBLIC RADIO CoYnpany Pte Ltd has been wound-up on a joint-petition by a group of suppliers. A winding-up order was made two weeks ago, on Feb 15, but the suppliers will still be left empty handed because the owners of the company are believed to
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      Expert predicts growth for oil sector
      632 2  -  By SHAHRIR ARIFF WHO SAYS the oil industry is gloomy? On the contrary, energy demand is increasing and there will be growth in exploration activities for oil and gas in the next decade. Mr Jerrel Branson, the Asia/ Pacific manager of engineering consultants Keplinger
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      Petrol station to be set up at Changi Airport
      322 2 A PETROL STATION is being planned for Changi Airport, which should be a boon for motorists travelling there as well as airport workers. The site earmarked for it is mid-way between the taxiway bridge for aircraft and the airport's fire station
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      Hongkong products on show next month
      239 2 A WIDE RANGE of Hongkongmade products will be on show at the Hyatt Regency on March 6 and 7. The product exhibition, which will feature electrical and electronic appliances, watches, toys, household and leather goods and garments, is jointly organised by the Hongkong Trade
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      Ambassadors present credentials
      83 2 THE GREEK and Nigerian ambassadors to Singapore, Mr George Sioris and Mr Gabriel Akinola Falase, presented their credentials to President Devan Nair yesterday. Mr Sioris, 45, a former journalist, was Greece's ambassador to India before he was post- Ed here. A graduate of the Law School of
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      Canadians to exhibit computer software
      158 2 A RANGE of computer software will be exhibited by 17 Canadian computer companies in Singapore next month. The companies will be looking for distributors and buyers for their products, which are to be exhibited at the Shangri-La Hotel from March 17-22. One of the exhibitors,
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      Donation of instruments
      46 2 MOBIL OIL SINGAPORE is to give $700,000 worth of computer-basedinstru-ments and equipment to two educational institutes for training purposes. The instruments, previously used in the oil company's refinery control room, will be givn to the National Technological Institute and the Singapore Technical Institute.
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      Dr Yeoh expects to see more specialist doctors
      467 2 TrfE PRESENT level of about 30 per cent specialists among doctors is still a long way off from a surplus, and this figure will increase considerably by the end of the decade. Dr Yeoh Ghim Seng, Speaker of Parliament, told about 400
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      Less dusty air because of more rain
      90 2 HEAVIER rainfall last year resulted in less dusty air in Singapore. This was true of industrial areas as well as other areas, according to a report on air pollution levels from the Ministry of the Environment. A small decrease in the level of
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      Post Office closed
      48 2 ANG MO KIO Central Post Office has been closed for renovation. A temporary post office will be stationed behind Ang Mo Kio Polyclinic, Block 723, Ang Mo Kio Avenue 8. Mail for PO Box renters will continue to be delivered through their respective PO Boxes.
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      Owners confident of Ascott's success
      395 2 FULL OCCUPANCY at The Ascott executive apartments since its August opening last year is a trend that the owner expects will continue. While others in the shortterm lease apartment market scramble for tenants, Scotts Holdings Ltd is confident that it has cornered a niche in
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      230 2 0 HITACHI Hitachi presents state-of-the-art air conditioning M #Jr w Drawing on years of experience as a major manufacturer of air-conditioning and refrigerating equipment, Hitachi has come up with the top technology it takes to bring you state-of-the-art heating and cooling. Take for example, compressors. Hitachi's hermetic reciprocating compressors (3-15
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  • OVERSEAS
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      Lock icon Family of Galman refuse to appear in court
      439 3 jgffhe Trial Reuter AFP THE FAMILY of Rolando Galman, the man accused by the Philippine military of killing opposition leader Benigno Aquino, refused to appear yesterday at the trial of armed forces chief General Fabian Ver and 25 others linked to the
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      Lock icon Security at Indira's residence was slack, says aide
      267 3 Reuter SECURITY at the house of former Indian Prime Minister Indira Gandhi was slack and one of the guards there was suspended for sleeping on duty, one of her top aides was quoted as saying yesterday. Mrs Gandhi was shot dead by
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      Lock icon Four ministers defeated in Pakistani election
      437 3 UPI AT LEAST four ministers in President Mohammed Zia UlHaq's government were defeated in Pakistan's first general election after V/i years of military rule, early returns showed yesterday. Returns in 151 of the 217 races for the national assembly yesterday showed that four ministers
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      Lock icon Moscow orgy led to espionage, court told
      380 3 Reuter AN ORGY in a Moscow apartment forced former Norwegian government junior minister Arne Treholt into spying for the Soviet Secret Police (KGB), a court has heard. Treholt, 42, accused of selling Nato and Norwegian military secrets to Soviet and Iraqi secret agents,
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      Lock icon Polish-US row over expulsion of envoy
      406 4 American diplomat accused of spying Reuter A FURIOUS ROW has developed between Poland and the US as Warsaw expelled an American diplomat accused of spying and Washington responded with a tit-for-tat expulsion of a Polish envoy. Polish government spokesman Jerzy Urban said in Warsaw
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      Lock icon Bremridge may raise indirect taxes to reduce expected HK deficit
      493 4 Reuter INDIRECT TAXES in Hongkong may be increased in the year ending March 31, 1986, to reduce another expected budget deficit. Financial analysts in the colony said yesterday that in his budget speech today, Hongkong Financial Secretary John Bremridge is
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      Lock icon Senior officials arrested after run on Taipei bank
      155 4 Reuter TEN SENIOR officials of a Taiwanese bank have been arrested in connection with alleged financial irregularities after runs by depositors totalling US$425 million. Court officials in Taipei said the arrested were nine senior executives of the Cathay Group, one of Taiwan's
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      Lock icon Mahathir criticises Lunar New Year orange boycott
      277 4 AP PRIME MINISTER Mahathir Mohamad of Malaysia has criticised a boycott of mandarin oranges from China that took place last week during the Lunar New Year. A number of Malaysian Chinese refused to buy the traditional holiday fruit to protest a government decision
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      Lock icon Taiwan may charge alleged killers of Liu
      254 4 UPI TAIWAN may charge two people within the next two weeks for slaying Chinese-American journalist Henry Liu. Information Minister Chang King-Yuh, on his first visit to the US since becoming Taiwan's chief official spokesman in August 1964, said on Monday that under his
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      Lock icon Baldrige seeks repeal of key antitrust law
      481 4 UPI AMERICAN Commerce Secretary Malcolm Baldrige has proposed repeal of a key antitrust law in order to help US companies merge and become more competitive in world trade. Such mergers, Mr Baldrige said, would allow declining industries such as steel to close outmoded
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      Lock icon Whites in Noumea protest against expulsion order
      271 4 Reuter MORE THAN 15,000 white settlers demonstrated in Noumea yesterday in protest against expulsion orders served on leading members of a rightwing party following last week's violence in New Caledonia. Police said all shops and businesses in the centre of Noumea closed in
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    • ECO-NOTES
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        Investments
        56 4 NEW PRIVATE sector fixed capital expenditure in Australia is projected to rise to about $15.96 billion in fiscal 1964/85 ending June 30 from a previously forecast $15.70 billion and $14.42 billion in 1983/84. The Statistics Bureau said the forecast would be met if survey projections of $8.14 billion expenditure
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        UK economy
        44 4 A SHARP improvement in Britain's economic prospects in the coming months is forecast by the Confederation of British Industry. The CBI says exporters' order books are fatter than at any time since 1977, and that manufacturers are gaining from the pound's depreciation.
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        Food prices
        70 4 THE Polish Cabinet has decided to stagger projected food price rises, increase minimum pensions by 40 per cent and reduce the number of articles governed by rationing. The move is largely in line with suggestions by Poland's new official trade unions, which had criticised the price increases and
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        Taiwanese GNP
        58 4 TAIWAN'S gross national product is expected to reach NT$335 billion in the first quarter of this year, down slightly from the previous quarter but up 8.03 per cent from the same period last year. The nation's GNP in the last quarter of 1964 reached $336 billion, up 8.38
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        Export zone
        70 4 INDIA will allow 100 per cent foreign ownership of plants in a new export processing zone in the southern city of Cochin. The new zone will start operations with 100 plants next March. India is developing three new zones in addition to the one at Cochin. Exports from
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        Freight futures
        44 4 JAPAN'S Ministry for International Trade and Industry said there were no plans for Tokyo commodity exchanges to start trading freight futures. Miti officials said they had not heard talk in Europe that freight futures trading was being considered by the Terkyo exchanges.
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        Lock icon Bonn optimistic
        60 4 Agen cies WEST GERMANY'S economy is likely to grow faster than expected this year, perhaps by as much as three per cent, according to Finance Minister Gerhard Stoltenberg. He was quoted in the weekly magazine Der Spiegel as saying Bonn now assumed 2.7 per cent growth this year
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      Lock icon Lange in Washington
      70 4 Reuter NEW ZEALAND Prime Minister David Lange arrived in Los Angeles on Monday night for a hastily arranged 27-hour visit during which he was expected to try to smooth troubled relations with the US within the Anzus defence pact. Mr Lange met Deputy Assistant Secretary of State,
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      Lock icon Anti-drug programmes
      211 4 UFI POOR MANAGEMENT and corruption in Asian and Latin American countries has left programmes to fight drug dealers "in a shambles," says an American congressional staff report. "There is very little to be cheerful about in this report," said Representative Dante Fascell, in releasing the results of a
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      Lock icon Japan now the world's biggest exporter of capital
      239 4 AFP JAPAN HAS become the world's leading capital exporter and the world's main creditor nation, according to a group of international bond market researchers. This reflected profound changes in the global balance-of-payments position, as the Organisation of Petroleum Exporting Countries' massive surplus
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      DAILY AIRCRAFT MOVEMENTS
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      161 3 Speedbird Express is the only parcel service in Singapore which guarantees delivery of your consignment to London by the next working day. Which means that if we cannot deliver your consignment to an address in the London Postal District the day after collection, then we 11 deliver it free. What
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  • Page 3 Miscellaneous
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      93 3 II oonesbury MRS. BMUTT, I'M TERRIBLY SORffl ABOUT THE TURN IN YOUR HUSBANDS RECO/EKS. THERE MAS SIMPLY NO MAY TO FORE-. I H ASITOLD YOU MHILS YOU U/ERE SIGNING THE CONS&TT FORM, TUB SCIENCE OF POLITICAL TRANSX. PLANTS IS STILL J INITSHFANCY. I^xo BY GARRY TRUDEAU I KNOW YOU PIP,
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  • BANKING AND FINANCE
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      Forex markets
      506 5 SINGAPORE The US dollar closed firmer against major European currencies yesterday but was below record levels reached earlier in active and nervous late trading. The dollar closed higher at 3.4560/80 marks compared with New York's 3.4385/ 4400 close, but was below its new record high of 3.4750, and
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      Foreign exchange
      193 5 Interbank rotes at 3pm yesterday. Local dollars to on* unit of lerday c rooo parity change currency: US dolor 2.2775 2.2785 2 8196 -19.23 Sterling pound 2.40)6 2.4049 7.3469 -67.31 Australian dollar I 5828 1.5881 3 4286 -53.84 NZ dolor 1.0021 ***** 3.4286 -70 77 Canadian dollar 1
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      Asian $ market
      283 5 Asian market ASIAN dollar deposit rates closed little changed from mixed opening levels in quiet afternoon trading yesterday. Periods were narrowly mixed at the outset. Six months then firmed 1/16 to close at 10 9 7 per cent while one and three months were unchanged at 8H 8V« and 9'/i
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      Lock icon Simex
      311 5 BA Futures Inc SHORT-COVERING activities yesterday saw the Eurodollar futures opened higher than CME closing levels. June EuwMlar, the most actively traded contract, opened at 89.76 and went down to 89.73 before closing at 89.75. Currency futures moved higher in the morning session. March D-mark closed 52 ticks lower
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      Money markets
      125 5 THE OVERNIGHT rate on the Singapore interbank money market fell by point from Monday to close at 7 1 per cent yesterday. The one-month term rate rose by 3/16-point, the twomonth rate rose by Vfcpoint and the three-month rate rose by 1/16-point. S$ interbank rates at 3pm yesterday
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      Gold
      300 5 HONGKONG The metal closed steady yesterday after erratic trading dictated by the wide fluctuation of the US dollar. It closed at U*****.25/65 an ounce compared with New York's $283.00/50 close and the $295.60/296.00 close here on Monday. Local gold tumbled HK$lO3 to $2,657 a tahil, its lowest close since
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      Lock icon Capital inflows into US likely to continue
      245 5 Reuter THE INFLOWS of foreign capital that have financed the widening US current account deficit and boosted the US dollar to record highs seem likely to continue at a rapid rate, according to Morgan Guaranty Trust Co. Writing in Morgan Economic Quarterly, the
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      Lock icon S Korea may lift CD rates
      67 5 Reuter SOUTH KOREA is considering raising both lending and deposit rates for certificates of deposit (CD) by about one percentage point to help increase savings. Finance ministry officials say the ministry has proposed the increase from the current 11 and 12 per cent for
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      Lock icon Australia sets rules for clearing house access
      152 5 Reuter NEW BANKS in Australia will gain direct access to the domestic cheque clearing system on payment of an AsBoo,ooo entrance fee. The chairman of the Australian Clearing House Committee, Mr Jack Williams, says the banks will also have the option of taking
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  • TRAINING & DEVELOPMENT
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      Publicising the role of industrial engineers
      376 6  -  By PENG AILIAN IN ITS bid to increase awareness of the role of industrial engineers, the National Productivity Board (NPB) will hold the first industrial engineering conference in Singapore on 29 and 30 March. Mr Danny Lam, assistant director of industrial and operations engineering
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      Ascope to review energy situation in Asean
      266 6 A CONFERENCE and exhibition on developments in the energy sector in Asean will be held in Kuala Lumpur this year. The theme for the third Ascope conference and exhibition is 'Asean: The Changing Energy Scene.' Ascope is an association which groups national oil
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      Training of welders from this region
      145 6 SINGAPORE will continue to be an important centre for the Welding Institute Training Services of UK, the acclaimed research, consultancy and training body for welding. Represented here by Fulmer Research and Development, the Welding Institute Training Services runs two schools which conduct courses in
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      Promoting Singapore as a centre for oil trading
      402 7  -  By LOH HUI YIN TWO GOVERNMENT statutory bodies are co-sponsoring an international conference in Singapore on spot oil market trading. The conference in September, entitled Oil Trading Activities and Opportunities, is cosponsored by the Economic Development Board and the Trade Development Board.
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      Technology institute considering advanced diploma course
      312 7 OFFERING an advanced diploma course and providing consultancy services will be among topics discussed when Singapore and Japanese officials meet this year to discuss the second-phase development of the Japan-Singapore Institute of Software Technology (JSIST). Week-long talks between Economic Development Board officials and Japanese
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      Drive to double membership of school computer clubs
      478 7  -  Ministry seeks to make all school-leavers computer-literate By ANNA TEO SINGAPORE'S drive to establish itself as a regional software centre starts from schools. The Ministry of Education plans to double the membership of computer clubs in secondary schools in four years with
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      Two-day CADD seminar in March
      153 7 A SEMINAR ON computeraided design and drafting (CADD) in the architectural and engineering fields will be held next month. The seminar aims at providing better understanding of the use of computer-aided design and drafting systems among architecture and engineering professionals and at facilitating exchange of
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      Post-diploma study for production technicians
      186 7 SINGAPORE Polytechnic's mechanical and manufacturing engineering (MME) department is introducing a post-diplo-ma course for production technicians. The course will begin some time in the second half of this year. Polynews, the polytechnic's newsletter, said the course was introduced in line with the shift in emphasis
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      Sisir to conduct course on radiographic inspection
      174 7 THE SINGAPORE Institute of Standards and Industrial Research (Sisir) will be conducting a course on Radiographic Inspection of Aircraft from April 1 to May 7. The 80-hour course will cover X-ray and gamma radiography subjects, with theory and practical sessions in darkroom procedures
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      Project management
      77 7 THE MANAGEMENT Development Institute of Singapore will hold a oneday seminar on project management on March 8 at the RELC Building in Orange Grove Road. Subjects to be covered include project selection and appraisal, planning and control of projects, and specialist project applications. Conducted by Mr George W
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    MEMO-PAD
    609 6 Seminars and courses DURATION TITLE VENUE ORGANISER Feb 27 Effective Time Management Skills Feb 27-28 The American Experience In Labour-Management Co-operation Feb 27-Mar 1 How To Manage A Sales Force For Greater Profits Feb 28 Workshop On MRP IIA Tool For Top Management in Manufacturing Companies Feb 28 Identify
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      348 6 PRODUCTIVITY m im WF- >V I V -AN ORIENTATION FOR FOREIGN MANAGE 21 22 MARCH 1985 i i I I This programme is specially designed to induct foreign managers into the productivity movement and to identify the vital role they can play in ascertaining the growth and success of their
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      22 7 The Penguin Dictionary of Modern Quotations a wonderful book to read in the 100, in a traffic jam, before you fall asleep.
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      160 7 -JM' You won't win tomorrow's business battles with yesterday's technology. The game plan in business isn't for children. It's a serious matter of marshalling the right information, sizing up the strength of the competition and making the right decisions to win the business battles. H| That's why companies in the
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  • FEATURES
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      A glimpse of the mystique
      465 8 No, I wasn't slumbering, really. When I shut my eyes, I was merely preserving and nurturing my spirit. You know, when you close your eyes, you feel mentally more alert and you can follow speeches much better. MORE explanations like the one above from retired
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      Lock icon World debt: Is the crisis over?
      1620 8  -  The prophecies of doom seem to have been refuted but it is too early to give the all-clear By ANATOLE KALETSKY FT ON THE Richter scale of international economic disturbances, the rerent suspension of lending to Brazil by the International Monetary Fund, followed closely
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      66 8 Free Whiskey We've 110 brands of whiskey Singapore's largest selection. Ask for a brand we don't stock and have a first Chivas Regal on the house. Sit back, relax and enjoy our nightly entertainment. The Peacock way. At the Peacock Bar. Opening hours: 6.00 pm to 2.00 am daily. i
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  • Page 8 Miscellaneous
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      1134 8 to m mm HIGHLIGHTS Applause Hollywood Musicals For Yesteryears My Gal Sal 8.50 pm, Channel 12 This is the story of songwriter Paul Dresser and his rise to fame. The film is a musical set in the Midwest and New York of the late 19th century. Victor Mature takes the
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  • SPORTS
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      Fabian's bid to break a losing streak
      761 9  -  Shell Endurance event to be new testing ground By WALTON MORAIS SINGAPORE'S only true grandprix class bike rider, Fabian Looi, will be trying a different type of race next month when he competes in the Shell Endurance event at Batu Tiga, Selangor, on
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      Lock icon Erving pushes 76ers to a 117-108 victory
      367 9 UPI THE LONGER Julius Erving hangs around the better it is for the Philadelphia 76ers. Erving, in his 14th professional season, sparked a run of 10 Philadelphia points in the final minute against Utah on Sunday as the 76ers defeated the Jazz 117-108.
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      Lock icon European Yacht Race with an Arab connection
      234 9 AP THE SYMBOLISM of the new European Yacht Race, with ports of call in most member nations of the European Common Market, was obvious. The Arab connection was not. The executive commission of the Common Market presented to the news media on Monday
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      Lock icon lOC meets to pick 1992 host cities
      155 9 AP THE International Olympic Committee will choose the host cities for the 1992 Summer and Winter Olympics in Lausanne, Switzerland, during the committee's 1986 annual meeting, director Monique Berlioux said. The committee's executive board is meeting this week in Calgary, Canada, site of
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      Lock icon Sweden picks Davis Cup winners for World Group tie
      369 9 Agencies DAVIS CUP holders Sweden have predictably named an unchanged Davis Cup team for the opening match of their 1985 campaign. Mats Wilander, Anders Jarryd, Henrik Sundstrom and Stefan Ed berg, who led Sweden to a 4-1 triumph over the United
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      Vasquez resumes career with two victories
      229 9 JACINTO VASQUEZ, suspended for a year for attempting to bribe another jockey, resumed his career on Monday with two victories in two mounts at Aqueduct in New York. On Sunday, Vasquez completed his one-year suspension imposed by the New York Racing and Wagering Board
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      Lock icon UK Masters attracts top golfers
      114 9 AP SEVERAL of the world's leading players have agreed to take part in the British Masters golf tournament in June, organisers said on Monday. With US$2OO,OOO in prize money at stake, the June 6-9 tournament is second only to the British Open in Europe and
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      213 9 Hotel Tourist Investment Opportunities The Greetings Group Limited is a Public Company whose shares are listed on the Perth Stock Exchange Second Board. The Greetings Group Limited specialises in the management of Hotels that appeal to the mass market consisting of the budget conscious traveller, families, sporting groups and special
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      103 9 International Symbol of Physical Fitness For people who are serious about exercise, Clark Hatch has become an international symbol of fitness and good health. Over the past two decades, Clark Hatch has evolved into a network of 24 fitness centers in 11 countries. With reciprocal privileges at all of these
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      672 9 5 I CRYPTIC PUZZLE 1 Slang for a fellow out of turn (5) 6 Social group using one letter instead of two(s) 9 Servant (or ruler?) (7) 10 Welshman a bit affable at heart (5) 11 Headgear of unusual merit (5) 12 One with a cause to upset beer on
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  • INTERNATIONAL STOCKS
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      Lock icon Pennzoil denies any role in fight for Phillips Petroleum
      394 10 NYT PENNZOIL CO has denied it was negotiating with Carl Icahn, a New York financier, to become involved in trying to take over Phillips Petroleum Co. A New York Times report on Monday quoted Wall Street sources as saying Mr Icahn
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      Lock icon Royal Dutch-Shell raises offer
      89 10 AP THE ROYAL Dutch-Shell group of companies is raising its offer by US$2 a share for the stock of Shell Oil Co it does not yet own in a proposed settlement of a legal battle that has delayed its acquisition of the seventh-largest US oil company.
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      Lock icon Wall Street lower but blue chips improve
      267 10 Reuter WALL STREET share prices closed mostly lower on Monday although blue chips improved for the first time' in three sessions because of an improving bond market. The Dow Jones Industrial Average improved by 1.66 to 1,277.50 but overall, losing issues led gainers
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      Toronto
      112 10 FEB 25 C$ 44* 1* Imp Oil Inco Int Pro* Pipe 45* 18* 34 unct unct 38 h ■H 24* 20* AfyOffw -H 16* Bank Nova Scotio Bel Tel 38 unch Lobiow B 19* 4* BP Con Ltd 26* -V* Mc Bk>del 25* 33%. 16* 30* 70* Can Prm
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      190 10 FEB 25 Rond Trust Bk 200 no 10 INDUST1IALS A Alpho 750 Abercom 130 AE And O 715 unch *5 unch Unisec Wootwoflh Anglos 465 1300 MININGS 2200 10 50 -70 Amopcop JUS 2200 -5 -25 1565 -60 985 -15 BuHets 6550 50 1915 -10 1060 unch De Beers
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      720 10 FEB 25 US$ ACF Industrie* Akan Aturrwi Akoa Alegheny Lud Abed Chem Cp Alhed Stores Alis-Cholmers Am Brands k»c Am Broodcost Am Con Co Am Cyonormd Am Elec Pwr Am Express Am Home Prod Am Motors Cp Am Natural Gas Am Tel 4 Tel Amax he Amerodo Hess
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      954 10 Amsterdam FEI 25 Fh ABN 393 00 -2 Aegon 170 00 -1.5 Ahold 217 00 -2 Akio 108 50 -1 AM£V 211 50 -1.5 Amfos 73 60 -1 4 BerV 55 00 -6 Boh 105 10 -0 4 Bonumi 347 00 -10 Bosko Burtet 94 00 2 2
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      368 10 *V, s ii f f k At Mm. +Uju>+--£lei axms**!* ivrtii-cofn«vTAi SIMGAfOKE There's no better way to toast the Lunar New Year than with our cocktail 'Prosperity' specially concocted for the occasion and served in a decorative container which you can take home Ifs available at The Bar and all
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  • ASIAN STOCKS
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      Hongkong
      361 11 HONGKONG: Share prices closed slightly higher yesterday after recouping early losses. The Hang Seng Index rose 13.70 to 1,402.86 after falling 46.01 on Monday. Turnover was HK5270.47 million compared with $427.74 million on Monday. HK Electric rose 10 cents to $7 70, HK Gas 25 to $9.15, HK Land
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      Taipei
      227 11 FEB 26 Al Sincere Indus Asia Cement NT 402 23 40 27 00 -0 13 -02 -08 Lien Hwa Indus Non Y a Ptos Pacific Cons PocitK Elect Wire 1150 29 00 23 50 1750 -03 -07 -0 1 -0 3 Chang Hwa 8onk Chen Loong 52 00 1830
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      Tokyo
      392 11 TOKYO: Share prices rose to record levels yesterday morning but fell back in the afternoon on moderate profit-taking, and the market average ended down 6.07 at 12,194.97, after hitting an early record of 12,241.14. The Stock Exchange Index rose 6.00 to 967.02 and the second section of the market
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      Manila
      130 11 MANILA: Share prices closed generally easier in dull trading yesterday. The Commercial Industrial Index rose 0.38 to 114.35 while the Mining Index fell 24.08 to 711.26 and Oils Index eased 0.018 to 0.586. FEB 26 Pesos Oriental B 0 01 unch Ph<l Overseas 0 008 unch Acoje Mining 0
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      Sydney
      376 11 SYDNEY: Share markets closed sharply weaker across the boards yesterday in response to a downturn in gold and copper prices overnight. Near the close, the All Ordinaries Index was down 8.7 at 778.5, the All Industrials Index was down 5.2 at 1,158.4 and the All Resources Index was down
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      Bangkok
      161 11 BANGKOK: Share prices closed higher in moderate trading yesterday. The Book Club Index rose 0.48 to 125.41 and advances led declines by more a margin of more than a two-to-one. Turnover was 366,677 shares worth 96.5 million baht compared to Monday's 784,472 shares worth 42.6 million. FEB 26 Mm
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      Seoul
      73 11 Feb 26 Bonk Seoul Woo 601 1 Hyundai Const Hyundai Motor 910 565 unch -10 Choheung Bk Commercial Bk DoeWn Ind 595 666 468 unch -4 -2 Korea First Korea Oil 675 1780 364 unch -7 -4 Daewoo Corp 434 -1 659 -6 542 8 765 -13 500 25
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      Lock icon Zenchiku issues Eurobond
      51 11 Reuter JAPAN'S Zenchiku Co is raising 35 million marks through a five-year, par-priced Eurobond with an indicated coupon of 3 7 /fe per cent and warrants attached. The bonds are guaranteed by Mitsui Bank, pay interest yearly on April 1 and are for payment on March 21.
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      Lock icon Toshiba may acquire troubled Sord
      300 11 FT TOSHIBA, a major Japanese electronics concern, may acquire a majority interest in Sord Computer, a troubled, privately-owned software and hardware personal computer company. Neither company would make any public comment. Both said a formal announcemnt would have to wait until later his week. But
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      Lock icon Isuzu Motors expects to be in the black this year
      145 11 Reuter ISUZU MOTORS expects to move back into the black in the year ending October 31, 1985, after a group net loss of 17.01 billion yen last year. An Isuzu spokesman said nearly all of the group loss was incurred
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      Lock icon Light bulb maker Osram plans to expand in Japan and US
      276 11 Reuter LIGHT BULB manufacturer Osram GMBH plans to increase its production and distribution facilities outside Europe, especially in the growth markets of Japan and the US. Speaking to reporters visiting Osram's Dutch plant, managing director Helmut Plettner on Monday
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      108 11 m lit \'4P Buffet Luncheon Show Every Thursday Date 2tti February 1985 Modefled by IVOR'S MODELS Pnce W++ n „w_ It um BufM Lunch: 12 noon Show Time: 1.15 pm Shoes t* PwfiM ShM Cmp»*r For reservations please call 734 6622 ext 142 M sf fjtuuMii menu, J L SMGAPORE
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  • RAW MATERIALS
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      Produce exchange
      150 12 Chinese Produce Exchange Robusta 20/25% FOB NSW Nutmeg 477 50 (Sellers' noon closing prices on Feb 438 00 26 S$/100 kg) 110 FOB NSW E W FOB NSW 281 00 Coconut oil Bulk FOB 155 00 Gombier Old drum FOB 168 00 FOB NSW 330 00 New drum
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      RICE
      158 12 Singapore Java brans (S$/kilo, e*-godown) Thai white White, special quality 0 21 100% 1st class Java maize No stock (kangaroo) new crop 0.96 Thai maize 032 100% 2nd class 0.70 100% 3rd class 25% new crop 065 No stock Bangkok B-10% No stock (US$/tonne, FOB) Thai broken 060 White
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      Lock icon Copra output forecast up
      141 12 Reuter •PHILIPPINE copra production is expected to rise to il.B million tonnes this year, following good rainfall ■in 1984 when output is seen falling to 1.42 million tonnes. The fall in 1984 production, from 2.14 million tonnes in 1983, was due to the effects of a
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      KL Tin
      111 12 THE Kuala Lumpur Tin Market price held at the International Tin Agreement floor-level of M 529.15 per kg yesterday with the buffer stock manager supporting strongly. The market has been at this level since midNovember last year. Turnover rose to 81 tonnes from 34 tonnes on Monday and
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      TEXTILES
      159 12 Yarn (In HK$ per bole of 400 lb) China carded yarn, cones Blue Phoenix 16's 2,650 Blue Phoenix 20's 2,800 Blue Phoenix 32's 3,350 Blue Phoenix 40's 3,700 Carded yarn, hank 2,800 Blue Phoenix 21's Combed yarn, cones Blue Phoenix 32's 4,450 Blue Phoenix 40's 4,600 Open-end yarn 2,550
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      RAS and MRELB
      350 12 RAS prices (in S cents/kilo, FOB in boles) NOON CLOSE Buyers Sellers Buyers Sellers Int 1 RSS Prompt 160 00 161 OON 160 00 161 00N Int 1 RSS Mar 85 ***** 164 25 163 00 163 50 Int 1 RSS Apr 85 169 25 169 75
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      PALM OIL
      140 12 MALAYSIAN crude palm oil prices closed slightly firmer in thin trading yesterday as light covering interest was sparked by higher Chicago soyoil futures. In the March position, south and central regions firmed Mss to $1,225 per tonne, while north also rose $5 to $1,222.50. The refined market was
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      RUBBER
      268 12 SINGAPORE The market closed lower yesterday with March One RSS buyers quoted at 163.00 cents per kg, down 2.25 cents from Monday. The morning session lost 1.25 cents on selling of nearbys and some long liquidation in quiet trading. Prices lost further ground in the quiet afternoon trading on
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      SSR and SMR
      111 12 (cents/kg, 1 -ton poMlft) March 85 April 85 (current mth) (forward mth) RAS NOON NOON Buyers Sellers Buyers Scllcrx SSR20 166 50 168 bON 168 00 170 00N SSR 50 164 50 166 SON 166 00 168 OON MRELB Buyers Stlltn Buyers Sellers SMR CV 209 50
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      WHEAT
      248 12 WHEAT futures on the Chicago Board of Trade dropped on Monday, under pressure from the strong dollar to close with losses of 3 V 4 US cent per bushel in old crop months to 4'/i cents in new crop December. Near March settled at $3.45 3 after trading in
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      SOYBEAN
      239 12 SOYBEAN futures on the Chicago Board of Trade closed sharply lower on Monday but above new contract lows struck shortly before the close. Losses ranged from lO'/i US cents to 9 cents per bushel, with near March settling at 562 V« cents, traders said. Traders said the strong dollar
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      Lock icon Manila to buy Taiwanese rice
      57 12 UPI THE PHILIPPINES will import some 30,000 tonnes of rice from Taiwan to meet a projected 259,000tonne deficit by mid-1965, Philippine officials said yesterday. Food Minister Jesus Tanchanco said that as of last week, the country's rice reserves reached only 1.1 million tonnes, enough to
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      LONDON MARKETS
      822 12 COFFEE Robusta futures rose from midday levels on Monday, as sterling fell further against the dollar, to close £44 to £38 a tonne up and at or near new contract highs on all positions apart from near March. May ended at £2,458, up £40. Traders said prices rose
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      461 12 K TIMES CONFERENCES Presents THE SECOND TIMES ANNUAL CONFERENCE ON CORPORATE TAX PLANNING FOR SINGAPORE MALAYSIA >3, M >5 APRIL, 1955 i: r'. 1 23 APRIL 1985 Sll AM.KI-L A HOTEL, SIMiAPOKK 24 APRIL 1985 awiwMmffli 25 APRIL 1985 CHAIRMAN Sidney C R«lt Singapore TAX PLANNING REVIEW 1984/85 Sidney C
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      438 12 m OVERSEAS UNION SECURITIES LIMITED (Incorporated in the Republic of Singapore) Announcement The Board of Directors of Overseas Union Securities Limited announces: AUDITED RESULTS FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 DECEMBER 1984 Total Income from Operations Operating Profit Leas/(Add): Provision for Diminution in value of Trading Securities Profit before Taxation Lees
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  • SHARE INFORMATION
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      Market chalks up gains across a broad front
      4170 13 SUSTAINED buying interest enabled the Singapore stock market to breeze through with comfortable gains on a broad front yesterday, extending the market's advance into its fourth consecutive session. Although there was some profit-taking in the afternoon, the buoyant spirit remained a feature
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      Chief price changes
      206 13 SINGAPORE pi*** Indices MU MM Kantuciy Spar* 500 48 720JO 71U1 Mm HU» 348 36 g.~. 28,55*7 *****54 ICS 675 30 Tm -15 c C 340 +24 "Tpyy ,,474 (25*7 Hon*d*m 50« 272 21 2373 78 L A M 50« 261+21 ***** ItatMk 388 +20 TJtu 487
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      KL stocks rise in active trading
      452 13 BUYERS dominated trading at the Kuala Lumpur stock market yesterday, pushing share prices higher across the board. Trading was active and interest was spread across a wide spectrum although a number of situational issues in the industrial and finance sectors were particularly favoured. Many
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      Business done on the SES
      3370 13 810 and otter prices officially listed and business In and reported to the Slock Exchange of Singapore yesterday with the number of shares traded shown In brackets In lots of 1,000 units unless otherwise specified. All Time SetUement Con tracts are quoted after the word
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  • COMPANY NEWS
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      Lock icon Wheelock Marden: pauper turns prince
      897 14 FT WHEELOCK MARDEN, which is being keenly courted by the two richest men in South-east Asia, is often referred to in Hongkong as the "pauper" among the "hongs". Founded in Shanghai in 1932 as a result of a merger between GE Marden k Co and
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      Selected indices
      86 14 HONGKONG Monday 1163.6 Week ago 1189.7 Hong Song Index NEW YORK Tuesday Monday Week ago 1435.17 Dow Jones Monday 1277.50 Friday 1275.84 TOKYO Week ago Closed Tokyo Dow Jones Standard and Poors Monday Friday Week ago Closed Tuesday *****.97 Monday *****.04* Week ago *****.64 TSE Indox Tuesday Monday
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      Business done on the KLSE
      2964 14 BID and offer prices officially listed and business In and reported to the Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange yesterday, with the number of shares traded shown In brackets In lots of 1.000 units unless otherwise specified. MDUSTRIALS A Owe (2 84S) AlSft (3 965) (1) 3
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      LONDON STOCKS
      971 14 SHARE PRICES in London opened mixed yesterday with selected issues encouraged by the late recovery on Wall Street. Dealers said sterling's slight improvement against the dollar from an initial decline to $1.0495 also helped sentiment, but trading remained cautious. The FTSE 100 Index at noon was up 6.8
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      Unit trusts
      208 14 Managers' prices for Feb 27 Second B'putra Third B'putra Fourth B'putra 495 4.00 443 500 405 4.48 Singapore Unit Trust Fifth B'putra 3.03 308 The Commerce 2 24 2.38 Sixth B'putra 2.92 2.97 Tht Sovngi Fund 1.61 1.71 S'pore Prog Fund 0.96 1.02 S'pore Sec Fund 141 I
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      Van der Horst diversifies into insurance
      410 15  -  By NAJEEB JARHOM MARINE and engineering-based Van der Horst Ltd has surprised the market by diversifying into the insurance business. The company, still rumoured to be a possible takeover target, has taken a strategic 23.7 per cent stake in a small but longestablished insurance
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      Kentucky shares stage spirited rise
      263 15 KENTUCKY Fried Chicken (S) Ltd shares staged another spirited' rise during the last half-hour of trading yesterday, catching most speculators and traders off guard while forcing short-sellers into another mad scramble to cover their open positions. As a result, KFC chalked up a further 48
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      Jurong Engineering to tap the China market
      216 15 JURONG ENGINEERING Ltd, the engineering contractor which went public last May, plans to tap the China market to ensure a continuous flow of work beyond the late 80s In a brief notice to the stock exchange, JEL says that it has identified China
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        UAC Bhd:
        55 15 Group after-tax profits of M 54.42 million ($5.54 million) on turnover of $41.56 million ($53.42 million) for the six months ended Dec 31, 1984. Directors have declared an interim dividend of 12.5 per cent less tax on the present paid-up capital of $55.1 million amounting to $4.13 million
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      Pan-El buys Ambassador's stake in Orchard Hotels
      656 15  -  By CHAN OI CHEE IN A LONG expected move, Pan-Electric Industries Ltd has finally bought out the 20 per cent stake in Orchard Hotels (S) owned by Ambassador Hotel Ltd for $16.5 million cash. This is the same price that Ambassador paid to
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      Lower profits at UIS and OUS
      569 15 IN LINE WITH a falling stock market last year, closed-end investment trust United International Securities Ltd and Overseas Union Securities Ltd (OUS) have both reported substantially lower profits. For the year ended Dec 31, 1984, their net tangible assets backing per share also declined
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      COMPANY BRIEFS
      65 15 TAT l-CT. BANK LTD has increased the paid-up capital of two fully-owned units Tat Lee Warehousing Pte Ltd from $6 million to $16 million and Tat Lee Thomson Development Pte Ltd to $15 million from $5 million. The purpose is to increase the working capital and to reduce
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      Cold Storage (M) to start chain of superstores
      347 15 COLD STORAGE Malaysia is expanding its network of retail outlets by setting up a string of "super"' and convenience stores. The group is looking both East and West. for joint venture partners to broaden its interests in the retail sector. Its current
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      BTR and Pegi men meet
      197 15 A MEETING was held in London last week between representatives of BTR PLC, the British conglomerate currently bidding for Dtinlop Holdings PLC, and Pegi Malaysia Bbd, Dunlop's largest single ordinary shareholder. This is thought to be the first time that BTR and Pegi have met
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      239 14 SEMBAWANG SHIPYARD lIMIffiD (Incorporated in the Republic of Singapore) The Directors of Sembawang Shipyard Limited announce the audited results of the Group and the Company for the year ended 31st December 1984 as follows:COMPANY GROUP 1984 1983 1984 1983 SS'OOO SS'OOO SS'OOO SS'OOO In the opinion of the Directors, no
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      162 15 %v THE TOKAI BANK, LIMITED SINGAPORE BRANCH U5530,000,000 Negotiable Floating Rate US. Dollar Ceftffioates of Deposit Due August 28,1987 In accordance with the Provisions of the Certificates, notice is hereby given that for the Interest Period from February 27,1985 to August 27,1985 the Certificates will carry a rdte of interest
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      507 15 ijl sIE PJ! o] UNITED INTERNATIONAL SECURITIES LTD (INCORPORATED IN THE REPUBLIC OF SINGAPORE) ANNOUNCEMENT The Board of Directors is pleased to make the following announcement: A. AUDITED RESULTS FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 DECEMBER 1984 Total income from operations 3.098 5.283 41.4 4,638 Operating profit 1,512 3,863 60.9 3.263
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    Ministers paint clearer picture of the future
    807 16  -  By FOO CHOY PENG MINISTERS have shed more light on the younger political leadership's vision of a better Singapore as spelt out by President Devan Nair in a policy statement on Monday's opening of Parliament. First Deputy Prime Minister Goh Chok Tong, in
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    Day of surprises at Sembawang PGA monthly medal competition
    515 16  -  By WALTON MORAIS THE SECOND Singapore PGA monthly medal golf competition at Sembawang yesterday produced a surprise the presence of four members of the "Seletar Six" in the pro-am competition. The participation of MMurugiah, MBalraj, KMaruthiah and Hamzah Yusof, who together
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    Revise fares regularly: Comfort
    96 16 THE NATIONAL Trades Union Congress (NTUC) Comfort has called for a regular revision of taxi fares to help taxi drivers remain viable. Speaking at a lunar new year celebration yesterday, NTUC Comfort general manager Mr Sam Chong Keen said such revisions would help operators keep up
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    Lock icon Malaysia to make investment climate more attractive
    374 16 Bernama FOREIGN investors will be allowed a controlling stake in new industrial projects in Malaysia in a policy shift to make the country's investment climate more attractive. Deputy Trade and Industry Minister Muhyiddin Yassin said that the control of a joint venture company
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    Lock icon Just when you are relishing a bowl of shark's fin soup...
    308 16 UPI A CHEAP Japanese imitation is threatening the reputation of that expensive Hongkong delicacy, shark's fin. A February report by the Hongkong Consumer Council said hundreds of thousands of sharks are killed annually, primarily for their fins, to satisfy
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    Lock icon 'Housewives' for rent
    87 16 AFP VANCOUVER has a new and unusual agency (with an unusual name), one that specialises in "renting wives" meaning women who run errands, cook meals and do housework for hardened bachelors eager to escape routine work in the house. The ladies will even take charge of interior
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    DBS becomes first non-Japanese bank to issue Asian-yen CDs
    279 16  -  By ALVIN TAY DBS BANK has become the first non-Japanese bank to issue Asian-yen certificates of deposit, following the recent relaxation of rules by Tokyo and the Monetary Authority of Singapore. The bank said yesterday that it had signed an agreement
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    POSB drops service fee for salary payments
    225 16 EMPLOYERS who pay their staff through the Post Office Savings Bank need not pay the service charge from March 1. At the moment, about 1,250 employers who are crediting workers' salaries into the POSB have to pay a service charge of 50 cents
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    Lock icon Fall in US interest rates predicted
    181 16 AFP AMERICAN interest rates could drop later this year because of revised estimates which predict a lower rate of inflation than earlier expected. A study released by the Conference Board, an employers' institute of economic studies, shows views contrary to those of most US
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    Dow Jones higher
    61 16 WALL STREET stock prices were mixed in early trading yesterday as blue chip issues continued to inch ahead while secondary stocks lagged. The Dow Jones Industrial Average was up fractionally to nearly 1278. Overall, losers held a four to three lead over gainers. Volume was about seven
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      Lock icon MAS tax cut under fire
      43 16 Reuter FOREIGN airlines yesterday attacked Malaysia's plan to win passengers for Malaysian Airline System by offering personal income tax concessions. The Board of Airline Representatives said tax exemptions fo* passengers on MAS international flights would be discriminatory. Reuter
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      Lock icon Amendment put back
      46 16 Reuter MALAYSIA'S Commodities Trading Act will be amended in July instead of next month as originally planned. The delay is because recommendations for changes to the act had only just been finalised and they had to be discussed by the Cabinet first. Reuter
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      Lock icon It's cremation from now on
      46 16 AFP THE CHINESE should, from now on, cremate their dead instead of giving them traditional burials. The government said yesterday that although cremation has been the rule since the Chinese Communist Party took over, burials have presisted in the countryside. AFP
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      Lock icon China buys Zundapp plant
      49 16 AFP CHINA has bought the motorcycle manufacturing plant and equipment of the bankrupt West German company Zundapp and will transfer it to Tianjin. The newspaper Jingji Ribao said yesterday that Beijing paid US$4.5 million for the plant and will start manufacturing two years from now.
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      Lock icon Preferential treatment
      48 16 UPI AN INFLUENTIAL business leader yesterday urged Japan to give preferential treatment to imports from South-east Asian in a package of market-opening measures to be implemented next month. Yoshihiro Inayama, president of the Federation of Economic Organisations made the appeal to Prime Minister Yasuhiro Nakasone. UPI
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      Lock icon Easing curbs on investment
      49 16 AP FOREIGN COMPANIES will soon be able to invest up to US$l million in Franco without prior government approval, compared with $500,000 previously. Finance Minister Pierre Beregovoy said yesterday that the government had been working to speed up procedures for approval of foreign investments. AP
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      Lock icon Call for reciprocal pact
      39 16 UPI FORMER United Auto Workers president Douglas Fraser has said US officials would be "absolute fools" to lift quotas on Japanese cars without a reciprocal pact to ease the US trade deficit with Japan. UPI
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      56 16 VMMm Outlook for today: Fair; showers in a few areas in the afternoon. Report for 25 hours prior to 7 30pm on Feb 26 at the airport: Moximum temperature 33.7 Associated humidity 68 Minimum temperature 24.9 Associated humidity 96 Hours of sunshine 8.50 Rainfall in millimetres Nil Rainfall this month
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  • SHIPPING TIMES
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      Consortium to undertake dry dock project
      316 17 A JOINT venture will soon be established to undertake the first dry dock project in Thailand. The Thai-Norwegian-American venture will have an initial registered capital of 100 million baht. The consortium will construct a 20,000 grt dock at a cost of 770 million baht
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      M'sian owners concerned over cabotage ruling
      476 17  -  By G DURAIRAJ MALAYSIAN shipowners are trying to draw the government's attention to certain practical problems following its proposal to reserve certain services in the domestic shipping sector exclusively to wholly Malaysian-owned companies. The shipowners who generally support the move said a suitable time
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      822 17 Afeo VI 3 Everett Lines X 4 Ahrenkiel Liner V 4 Evergreen IV 5 AC Toepfer X 5 Fargo Shpg va 2 Alphatrans VI 4 FESCO VI 4/5 Andeka Shpg VI 1 Fine-Liner IX 4 ANL 1 1 FMG-CAVN VI 1 Antah Orient X 1 Franc o-Betg
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        112 17 AFP BUCKING depression in the world's shipbuilding industry, China Shipbuilding Corporation (CSC) in Taipei made a record profit last year, a spokesman for the state-owned firm said. Profit in fiscal 1984 was U*****.25 million, 97 per cent up on the previous year's figure of $137.5 million, he
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        96 17 THE Japanese Transport Ministry said it has extended a two-year curb on shipbuilding industry production for another two years, beginning April 1, 1985. Ministry officials said the extension was approved by the shipping and shipbuilding rationalisation council, a ministry advisory forum, which set total shipbuilding volume at
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      871 18 Seatrade IT DID NOT take much to bring Panama's DirectorGeneral of Consular and Maritime Affairs to Hongkong for the first time in four years. A few judicious leaks to the press there, a few angry telexes to New York and Dr Hugo Torrijos was
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      134 18 Reuter NATIONAL Shipping Co of Saudi Arabia (NSCSA) will take delivery of its first petrochemical tanker on March 12, managing director Abdul-Aziz Al-Turki says. The 43,000-tonne vessel is built by South Korea's Daewoo Shipbuilding and Heavy industries Ltd for 70 million to 80 million riyals, he says.
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      TNT more than doubled profits
      261 18 AUSTRALIA'S largest shipping and transport group, Thomas Nationwide Transport (TNT), more than doubled profits in the first half of 1984-85. On the shipping side, its Trans Freight Lines which operates on the North Atlantic trade, moved into the black after years of losses. TNT's net
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      535 18 AFP BULK carrier rates firmed again in the key grain trades despite a lull in activity due to holidays in the United States on Monday and for Chinese New Year celebration Signs of traditional spring improvement were most marked in levels paid by Japanese charterers for grain cargoes
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      1827 18 IRON ore and coal shippers were fairlyactive on an otherwise subdued freight market on Monday with fresh grainfixing out of the US being very slow to develop, shipbrokerssaid. Iron ore from Ponta Do Übu, Brazil to Rotterdam receivedUSss for a 140,000ton cargo compared with fixing aroundmid-Feb at $5.20
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      Larger ship for Tranztas service
      231 19  -  By Kingsley Wood AUSTRALIAN National Line and the New Zealand Shipping Corporation (N2SC) may add a third and larger ship to their Tranztas service between Australia and New Zealand. It would be operated by NZSC and would probably have capacity to handle both general cargo
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      330 19 Lloyd's List ZIM Line has announced plans to expend £100 million to upgrade its fleet. The Israeli shipping group intends to enlarge at least seven container ships and re-engine up to four of its biggest vessels. The company has already placed firm contracts with the Israel
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      240 19 LEADING Finnish shipbuilder, Wartsila, has unveiled an improvement in profits for 1984. Wartsila reported an af-ter-tax profit of Finnish Markka 760 million, up 48 per cent from Markka 513 million in 1963. The company says that all its divisions, even its shipbuilding division, turned
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      185 19 THE MAJOR shipping consortia operating between the Far East/European, 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. AMRO (STRAITS/AUSTRALIA): Australian National Line. Australia/Straits Container Line. Nedlloyd
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      67 19 ROMANIA sources report that the capacity of its merchant fleet will double in five years time. The company at present has 225 ships amounting to 3.7 million dwt. The Romanian News Agency Agerpres said the latest addition to its fleet was a 7,800 dwt cargo vessel built by
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      2495 24 aaaaapuß A guide to ships loading at Singapore for ports around the world The list below tabulates, by port of destination, the name of the ship, the shipping line involved and the estimated dates of arrival and departure from the Port of
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      608 25 CONTAINER TERMINAL RECEIVING OF EXPORT FCL CONTAINERS AND LCL CARGO Godws FCL Arrival for LCL movement Ship Voy date/time Operator cargo schedule Location Sea Hawk 8509 27.2.85 2300 Eastern M TA3 0900-1100 B3 Jutlandia 053 27.2.85 2359 Ned-EAC TA3 1100-1200/1000-1100 Pl/Sl Kii Maru 45 28.2.85 0700 Borneo FSB
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      277 25 LEICESTER Liao He, China Ocean, March 1. LJMASSOL Uni-Fortune, Evergreen, March L N Van Noort, ScanDutcht, March 9. Uni-Moral, Evergreen, March 13. LISBON Ever Glory, Evergreen, March 9. N Van Norrt, ScanDutcht, March 9. Ever Gentle, Evergreen, March 17. LIVERPOOL Liao He, China Ocean, March 1. B Permai,
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      1831 25 The leading shipping lines operating from local ports and their agents. A-B tFKA African Shipping Agencies ISI Afro-Eurasia Unr Transgroup < S» \hrrnklrl linrr Service Kim Shpg < Sl Alfred C Toepler Oceanus Shipping Agen oies tSi Manntex Enterprise iPKi Alpac Imrasea (Si Bintang Shpg (Kl.i
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      303 26 AT CONVENTIONAL WHARVES Vessel Berth Agent Arrival Departure KEPPEL WHARVES 27.2.85/0700 C Cornwall 05 Sunshlp alongside Gen Bocharov 15/6 SinSov alongside 27.2.85/1500 Mendoza 35/6 Borneo alongside 27.2.85/2300 Jenson IV 22 T Soon 27.2.85/0700 28.2.85/0700 Lin Petallng 27/8 Lin Lin 27.2.85/0600 27.2.85/1900 Ned B'lona 44 Ned-EAC 27.2.85/1200 28.2.85/1200
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      389 17 i k Published by TIMES BOOKS INTERNATIONAL Times Centre 1 New Industrial Road Spore 1953 Tel: *****44 A memtWf Ot the timet organisation 556.50 JARDINE Jardines I A XT AH iOOCLi I OHIENT Overseas COMluma. LINE! FULLY CONTAINERISED SERVICE 10 fUROPF VIS SUEZ H*bur| Antwerp 30/3 2/4 6/4 9/4 13/4
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      292 17 &UASC NATIONAL UNE OF BAMtAM, RAQ. K EXPRESS FULL CONTAINER SERVICE UNITED ARAB SHIPPING CO (SAG) SEALORD SHIPPING AGENCIES 70 Shanlon Way 04-02 C Marin» Mou»f Singapore 020? Tel *****94 Tei P No RS2S4i9I CFS oMice TPC 03-30 Tel *****31 and *****32 Terminal otl>ce TPC 03-29 Tel No *****90 *****93
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      1072 17 Available at all Good Bookshops IfjTimes 11 LP Distributors n* MAERSK LINE XPORT TO USA. EUROPE. MIDDLE EAST. WEST AFRICA ASI I( i l IH( illl ATI AN Tit 1 AST (AN ADA INI AN 11 I« *4 NTS n E LAUST IMERSK* 5/3 LEXA MAERSK 12/3 12/3 19/3 26/3
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      351 18 W Y.S. LINE YAMASHITA-SHINNIHON LINE CONTAINER SERVICES USA/CANADA Feeder Vsl FAMILY ACE MARIA GLORY ACE MIS ACE Pacific South West Feeder at Tokyo Pacific North West Feeder at Kobe Atlantic/Canada Feeder at Kobe Mother VSI ZEELAMMA P ARROW P ARROW J. APOLLO Mother VSI HIKAWA M 1 BfISHU HYUGA TOKYO
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      334 18 Sf Barber Wue Sag 3upercarrier Service Vessel BARBIR priam BAftfits HECTOR BARBIR TAf BARBIR TOW BARBER IWI BARBER NMt NUT ARRtVAIS BARBER NARA 3/3 BARBER TONSBERG 12,3 BARBER TEXAS 18 3. BARBER PfRSIUS ?7, 3 TO: CALIFORNIA PANAMA US ATLANTIC US GULF E. CANADA TMm aiceptng cwfrs to Houston (MLB).
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      701 19 The Straits Steamship Group STRAITS SHIPPING Singapore to Sabah, Sarawak, Brunei Ports and Bangkok Overseas Containers Limited PEGASUS PRIOE pi casus proe STRAITS VENTURE STRAITS SIM AUBY SILVER LIGHT STRAITS HOPE .SAVER STAR RAIAH BROOKE MAKMUR STRAITS PRDE CONTINENT CONTAINERSHIP SERVICE TO UK CONTAINERSHIP SERVICE FROM UK/CONTINENT i> poi 21/2
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      850 19 Scan Dutch has more than one entrance to the UK. v ROTTERDAM To ensure that UK importers will receive your products on time r and in a continuous flow, choose Scan Dutch. Your cargo can be shipped out of Singapore/West Malaysia on the same day every week. From here it
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      547 20 M/L Hapag-Lloyd EXPORTS TO CONTINENT/UK On cvriafc to Scandiuvu, Med, Cambean &S. America Hand haiage to inland destinations in Europe S pore P KHant Penanj Leuoes Brbao Genoa H-burj Rdam BhavenAntwerp em TOUWUS 19/3 22/3 24,3 17/4 20/4 23/4 lonj Oakland Seattle I P Ktla«t S pore I Mamkne Tokio
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      344 20 FULLY CONTAINE RIS E D SERVICE TO EUR Off Vl* SUEZ "1 ot the Ace Comortwn 7i 28 3 JO 3 71 4 22 4 ft 4 9 4 11/4 13/4 16 4 18 4 20 4 23 4 ft 4 27/4 At SO IOAPHWi f0« KRtMf MHAKN A Memoff
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      538 20 THONG SOON AGENCIES PIE. LTD. #09-07. ROBINA HOUSE. S PORE 0106 TEL: *****88. TELEX: RS ***** BOOKING: *****56 (DIRECT LINE) SIN6APORE TO PENANG SINGAPORE TO SABAH PORT •BUR.DER 1 In Port 1 Mar K Kinabalu 7 Mar 9 Mar K Kinabalu JOHN. 27 Feb 1 Mar labuan JENSON S Mar
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      886 20 o < n Round-The-World East Bound Service (FE/CARIB/USEC/EURO/W MED ,/FE) SGP HKC KSG KIC PUS OS* TTO KSN EVER G»TED 3/3 9/3 11/3 12/3 15/3 17/3 11/3 7/4 EVER GARDEN IS/3 19/3 21/3 22/3 25/3 27/3 21/3 17/4 EVER GUARD 25/3 29/3 1/4 2/4 5/4 7/4 1/4 27/4 EVER GRADE
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      203 20 mSINOSE MARITIME PTE LTD SOUTH PACIFIC 1/3 Lm. Ilabaitf, P. Moresby, Nounea, Lauteka, Suva, Papeete, Pajo, Apia Madant. Lae, Kmbe, Rabaul. Orobay, P. Moresby. Notau. Suva, Papeete, Paf«, Apia OCEAMA comer OCEANIA QUEEN Acccpti* Containen for Vkrmtat/ Scutti Pacific n*t«cT Mkmnm AGENTS SWGAPORE SMOS£ MAHTI* PTE LTD TEL *****44/7 t
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      871 21 limiw, nc«uvou«j, —-j PACIFIC INTERNATIONAL LINES PIL Building, 140 Cecil Street. 03-00 Singapore 0106 Tel *****33 VESSEL KOTA SINGA KOTA PUSAKA KOTA WANGSA KOTA WIJAYA KOTA SALAM VESSEL KOTA RAKYAT KOTA MULIA VOYAGE E-551 E-553 E-555 E-557 E-559 EAST AFRICA/REDSEA SERVICES HONGKONG SINGAPORE LOADING FOR MUKALLA, HODEIDAH. JEDDAH. AOABA ADEN,
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      777 21 BEN LINE CONTAINERS EXPRESS CONTAINER SERVICE TO/FROM EUROPE FROM EUROPE HAM Toka Eiprets Saded CarAfan 8j» Sadrd Osaka Bn Saded Liverpool Bay Saded Frjr*turt EiprfiS Saded Tokyo by 5/3 Mm Maru 14/3 Hamtwt Eipress 17/3 Thames Maru 70/3 STRUTS R DAM HAVRE UK P KELANGS PORE FOR S«M S«M SJM
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      659 21 DJAKARTA LLOYD INDONESIAN NATIONAL LINF Far East S'pore Service FuM Container Vessel. Bin in Takohami Kobe Kaoinanf MonfkoojS porr Priofc <*») GO*• *17 HB 24/2 27/2 2J/2 3/3 5/J »/J 9/3 IHI.Mf.lt ~'Mi.:(i.iia WEST BOUND Spare Tdbury Armterdam Hburj Antwerp PALEMBANG 9-13/3 5/4 1/4 11/4 17/4 (SMUXItI) Sport fMbao londan
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      523 21 BOUSTEAD SHIPPING AGENCIES BURMA FIVE STAR m (Burmese National Line) Loading for Rangoon Spore P.Keiant Pen Pajan VB3W In Port Sai Myomaywa VB5 In Pt/3 Mar Htoneywa V2OO 26/27 Feb Pa-an VBl 10/12 Mar BANK LINE dL VICE TO UK/COHT SPORE R'DAM HULL HMBG MEADOWBANK 4 Mar 1 Apr 5
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      1245 22 "K line KAWASAKI KISEN KAISHA, LTD. USA CANADA P*CIRC COAST (Inciudlng DESTINATIONS INLAND vU IPI MICROBRIDGE MINILAND BRIDGE) FEEDER/ MOTHER VESSEL S PORE PKLG PENANG S PORE T/S PORT lA/LB SEATTLE OAKLAND VAN BC KANSAI PIONEER V 43 BAY BRDGE V 33 23 Feb 24 Feb 26 Feb 28 Feb
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      600 22 CALIFORNIA/PACIFIC NORTH WEST SERVICE EXPRESS CONTAINER/REEFER/BULK SERVICE 10 MMUS SAN IRAN) IMO Si Mill lAi uMA VMHOUVIR BC A. ,i-j>liii. tit ICI lontjinrr Lojtkit •<* Kobe Yokotumi Najon Oiaki Moii Aho cih lantjn S Korea Pfninj PKetjng Singapore lo*dm[ tot "VISHVA BANOHAN 27 28 Eeb Kobe Osaka Yofco HOMEWARD VISHVA
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      510 22 SANKO ASIA FROM JARANCSt ROUTS AND HONGKONG Sin|aporc 6/7 Mar 9 11 MM 11/13 Mar 13/15 Mar 11/20 Mar 23/25 Mar 29/31 Mar PKdanf 4/5 Mar 12/14 Mar 14/15 Mar 16/17 Mar 21/22 Mar 26/27 Mar 1/2 V Penanf 1. OCEAN RAINBOW 2. YAMASUGt MARU 3. FUKUZAKI MARU 4. REGENT
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      533 22 f INTRASEA (PTE) LTD 10 Anson Road »27 16 Internationa 1 P aza Singapore 0207 Tel *****1 1 (1 O Lmesl <► BREfIKBULK SERVICE TO EUROPE/UK SAN EDUARDO *****02 Sport P Ketanfloadnc tar--6/3 n/3 rott/ant/uh. (AVON) p j SEAWOOD SHIPPING CORPORATION S pore P Kelang Laadnf tar. Spore NORTHERN VALLEY
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      578 23 TO AND FROM AUSTRALIA: SURABAYA... JAKARTA SINGAPORE.. PENANG P. KELANG... Jayakarta Anro Temasek 10/4 SYDNEY 19/3 4/4 13/4 23/4 BUMK 26/3 8/4 27/4 MELBOURNE 23/3 10/4 17/4 29/4 ADELADE 29/3 21/4 3/5 FROMNTLL 3/4 17/4 27/4 9/5 Mso accepting carfo to from Bangkok and E Malaysia For docharp only JAYAKARTA
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      591 23 HEUNG-A SHIPPING Korean Flag Vessels SEMI-CONTAINERISED DIRECT SERVICE TO P KELANG, PENANG, BUSAN. INCHON Vciut No 9 No 7 No S No t No 7 No i MCHON BUS Ml M/ 3 SOIN bom M7N So 2* SO3N 402* H/4 \P> I*l »I,IN!\ NIPIUNf *Gf NO If S Pit l
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      536 23 SINSOV SINGAPORE SOVIET SHIPPING CO PRIVATE LTD SVtSOV BM.DMG 55, Martet Street Sinfapore 0104 Telephone Numbers *****3 (15 Lines) Cable Address SINSOV SWGAPORE Telex Numbers RS ***** RS ***** RS ***** P KELANG M/S SHARK AT NAM SOON SON. BHD IST AND 2ND FLOOR NO 1 IALAN CEMPENMG PORT KLANG.
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      47 23 SIM SWEE JOO SHIPPING SDN BHD i EXPRESS TO BINTULU P. KeUnt SWEE LONG SATU Voy 71 28 Feb L oaring Bvrtulu Mr MBUAN JAVA Voy 44 4 Mar Kuchinc. S Agents: JAMB A TAN MERAH SDN. BHD. P. Kelang: *****6 (1 K.L. *****7 *****1 Penang *****
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      336 24 Itcgiwial Container Lilies "jinuiuui/g 3 Sailings Weekly Reliable Regular Punctual Berthing P S A Mon. Wed Sat SINGAPORE ISLANDS LINE S pore Loadnf for 12/15 Mar Pt. Louis. Reunion, Tamata»e. Durban. Mombassa. Daressalam INI VEB DEUTFRACHT/SEEREEDEREI ROSTOCK FORTNKHTLY FULL CONTAINER SERVICE TO EUROPE GLAUCMAU 2 15 POTSOMI 2/tS CRMMTSCHMI 3/S5
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      52 24 FARGO SHIPPING COMPANY (PTE) LTD r EXPRESS CONTAINER SERVICE s J SINGAPORE BANGKOK 3 SAILINGS WEFM Y Accept** both FCI and LCI: LCL Carpet packed at private CFS Man-Fri 9am 5.30pm Saturday 9am 12.30pm aid Sun Pub Ms. 78 Keppel Road 17-07 Tariiong Pagar Compiei Singapore 0208 Tel *****77 *****88
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      149 24 Regional Weather v i -A V' Si tc CP" 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 s~S w,nd direction with spew) in knots Wave height Cloudy Sky Sutaee winds are Indicated by
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      48 25 HSC AGENCES K. LUMPUR P. KELANG PENANG P. GUDANG J. BAHARU 42S0M/*****6/*****1/*****3 *****1/4 TERMMAL 3SS3SI/2 *****/*****/*****/***** *****3/*****5/*****1/*****0 22SS6S/22U65/222U5 *****22 FAR EAST/EUROPE CONTAINER SERVICE STRAITS/TAIWAN/JAPAN CONTAINER SERVICE IM A PROGRESS a ntnus B SEROIA Iff! m mi S E A./AUSTRALIA CONTAINER SERVICE TO MHO FROM AUSTRALIA \m PENINSULAR-SABAH/SARAWAK/BRUNEI SERVICES
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      168 25 Cheng Lie Navigation Co., Ltd. CONTAMR SERVICE TO BMKKOK/HONGXONG/TMNM STOW BXK HKG REE KM) CHUNG IK V 403 1/3 11/3 17/3 19/3 21/3 KSSEE 503 U/3 22/3 2t/3 31/3 2/4 GENERAL AGENTS VtML CONTINENTAL FEEDERS PTE. LTD., Tat: *****51 T*tax: RS ***** FEEDERS GOOD HARVEST LINES ETA LOAOMG FOR GOLDEN
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      495 25 WEEKLY SERVICE SINGAPORE TO KUCHING SIBU VESSEL ETA ETD DESTINATION LIN PETALING II In Port 28.2.85 KUCHING 7.3.85 8.3.85 KUCHING LIN PETALING In Port 27.2.85 SIBU 8.3.85 9.3.85 SIBU LIZENA PTE LTD T«fe *****07, naeOM Tfttex: R*****1 SEJtVtCE TO EAST KAUMNTAN (MDONESA FLAG) \*ss4 pmmpt shipphic line $i \IPjA KGULM
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      173 26 EAST ASIA LiNJEJ (Malaysian Flag) W»gy|f Umt flirytcw Bihiiin RTSIA/S'PORE/IMQIA P. Ke4ong P. Gudong S'pore Ldg for ANAH Sated Calcutta MDOU PERTMMIO/3 12/3 15/3 Ma*at/ REGULAR l»*/STtAITS/IAPAN SOtWC BwnbaT LAMBOR SaM YMuhama k EAST ASIA SHPPMG SON. BHD Spore Af ente: i L TEL: *****2/3 C TUL MA: ***** IALAI
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      293 26 stepping (sir.gapor-e) private limited NVOCC DIRECT SERVICE DESTN HONGKONG/TOKYO/KOBE ANT/ROTT/HB6 LA/Sf/NEW YORK DARWW/SYD/MELB BKK XMGANG/HKG/KEELUNG/BUSAN ETA/ETD 10/3/15 2/3/15 5/3/15 15/3/15 11/3/85 24/3/15 VSL TRASIA commu TVASTATE IV RST Yoy 3 SEAL I SEAL EUROPE/FAR EAST LINER SERVICE VSL ASTEMON EASTERN TOWN ETA ETD DtSCH FROM 11.3.55 25.3.15 HAMBURG/ANTWERP 24.315 27.3.85
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      544 26 1* C.Y. LINE (A Mtmbtr 01 Th« ACE Consortium) CHO YANG SHIPPING CO. LTD Fill* CONTMOUSED SERVICE 10 EUROPE (VU SUEZ) Spore P Ketw MMTERLMCK Ml 3/3 5/3 SEVEN SEAS BUDGE 49* 10/3 12/3 KOREAN MCENN ?l* 17/3 IJ/1 TRANS WORLD BUDGE ?4«f 24/3 7t/3 Rdim Eitw»« H but Brem
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      794 26 4 COMPANA PERUANA DE VWORKS (CM.) S f A "PERUVIAN STATE LINE" f loadni£ lor CalUo Mjlaran lio and Ml otlwr Permian ports »ith transhipment at Kobe H Or CPV IluougK B<tls ot ta*ng to ttnal destination W RAMOfCVERETT HUGH VE RETT MANOLOEVERETT P. Kftonc In Pt/28 Feb IS/1S Fab
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      294 26 ZIM non coherence mroKKi full coin mo sonnet carfon U USA East t West Coast. Cantoea* mi East It VESSEL VESSEL IflM KM 110 lb VESSEL HIM llt M» A VESSEL ITV SAVANNAH 174 Ma ZIM EILAT CONTAINER LINE Spm EAal Trieste lipr (an hxa AM MELBOURNE lb Mar MIU
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