The Business Times, 11 April 1985

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    12 1 BUSINESS TIMES M.C. (P) No. 99/1/85 THURSDAY, APRIL 11, 1985 60 CENTS
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  • Article
    Lock icon Large part of Taiwan's exports to HK ends up in China
    232 1 Reuter A LARGE PART of Taiwan's exports to Hongkong, which soared by nearly 50 per cent in the first quarter of this year, was re-exported to China, an Economic Ministry official said in Taipei yesterday. Hongkong imported US$632 million
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    Lock icon Offer of pay rises to avert strike
    98 1 Reuter MAJOR JAPANESE industrial companies have offered employees pay rises on the eve of a threatened strike by private railway workers. Union representatives in Tokyo said yesterday that negotiations between private railway management and unions might continue into the night in an attempt
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    Singapore largest market for Japanese contractors
    515 1  -  Embassy official says there is no undercutting By FOO CHOY PENG JAPANESE contractors' success in securing major projects in Singapore in the past few years has made the Republic its largest source of overseas contracts. Projects clinched by Japanese construction companies accounted for 20
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    Few companies adjust transport allowances
    306 1  -  By CHUANG PECK MING FEW COMPANIES have so far raised the transport allowances for employees after road tax and petrol prices were raised last month. A BT poll of companies shows that many are still negotiating with unions to decide on increases in the allowance
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    Lock icon Another major Philippine bank placed under receivership
    302 1 AFP UPI THE Philippine government yesterday placed a second major bank under receivership after determining that its continued business would adversely affect depositors and creditors. President Marcos, in his capacity as trustee for the Philippine Veterans Bank (PVB), announced in an official statement
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    STOCK MARKET
    78 1 THE Singapore stock market «Med unm the beard yesterday, bringing the Straits Times ladastrial Index cleser to the 8M level. Lack of Interest was evtdeat la the thin vslame. Bayers stayed sidelined, though there was seme Interest la lean steehs. The BT Composite Index fell 4.M paints to
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    Financiers, traders becoming bearish about prospects
    482 1  -  By SOH TIANG KENG FINANCIERS, traders and those in the distributive trade are becoming bearish about business prospects in the first half of this year. Their waning confidence in the business outlook is reflected in the latest quarterly survey of business expectations for the
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    HK group takes over running of duty-free shops
    501 1  -  By LISA LEE HONGKONG'S Duty-Free Shoppers Group Ltd is to take over the running of Changi Airport's liquor, cigarettes and tobacco shops from the SIA subsidiary Singapore Airport Duty Free Emporium from July 1. The company, which already runs duty-free shops at
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    Lock icon World oil prices may dip
    132 1 Reuter THE world oil market situation is likely to remain largely unchanged this year, although there is the possibility of a further slight fall in prices. Indonesian Oil Minister Subroto told government mining and oil directors in Jakarta on Tuesday that a slight price drop
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  • HOME NEWS
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      MRT system planned for Changi Airport terminals
      380 2  -  By LISA LEE CHANGI AIRPORT Terminals One and Two may be linked by a mini mass-rapid-transit system so that the two terminals can be operated as one. The Civil Aviation Authority of Singapore (CAAS) is considering the idea as it embarks on an
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      Marketing Australian computer expertise
      136 2 THE AUSTRALIAN Trade Commission has launched a major programme to market its country's computer expertise in Singapore and encourage joint ventures. It has already had some success, concluding eight joint ventures in the past two months in software development for the medical, legal, banking and cartographic
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      PEOPLE IN BUSINESS
      238 2 EDWIN FIX has been appointed country senior credit officer of Bank of America, Singapore. He will be in charge of credit management and marketing. Mr Fix has credit and marketing experience covering a full range of industries in the bank's California, North America and Asia divisions. Previously,
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      Polytechnic's electronics department to be expanded
      213 2 ABOUT $6.3 million have been allocated to the Singapore Polytechnic's department of electronics and communication engineering under its expansion programme. At the opening of Commex 84/85 yesterday, the head of the department, Dr Khoo Poon Tong, said $2.5 million of the budget had been
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      Registration for examinations
      41 2 REGISTRATION of private candidates for the 1985 SingaporeCambridge GCE *0' and 'A' Level Examinations has been extended to noon this Saturday. The hours for registration are 8.30 am to 4pm until Friday and Bam to noon on Saturday.
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      Students urged to cultivate people skills
      289 2  -  By MONICA GWEE EVEN budding Einsteins "will never make it" if they cannot "fit in" with people. Singapore Polytechnic students were reminded yesterday that although individual talents are important, teamwork with superiors, associates and subordinates make all the difference in the working world. "The
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      Hello SPIRAL, how are you?
      148 2 A WALKING, talking robot called SPIRAL met guests at the Commex exhibition yesterday. SPIRAL, the acronym for Student Produced Intelligent Robot Assisted by Lecturers, is an improved version of the previous year's robot which could not talk. The robot is the brain-child of four final-year
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      Kone hopes to raise market share for industrial elevators
      363 2 KONE ELEVATOR, a Finnish lift manufacturer, is all set to increase its share of the Singapore market for industrial lifts through an acquisition here. It is planning to buy Haven Automation's lift department, which holds the agency for Sabiem lifts. This
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      Amara Hotel confident of $20m turnover in the first year
      258 3  -  By YAP BOH HOON THE 346-ROOM SAS Amara Hotel expects a 55 per cent occupancy rate in its first year of operations, starting on Aug 1. It feels that this will be realistic for a new hotel since it has
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      West Coast Park will cater to boating, fitness enthusiasts
      269 3 BOATS moored facing the West Coast Park will have to move in the next few months to clear the view for park visitors. To provide for these boats, the Parks and Recreation Department has leased 0.4 hectares of land at the
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      NUS professor is first Singaporean to be appointed president of FACS
      338 3 FOR THE first time, a Singaporean has been appointed president of the Federation of Asian Chemical Societies (FACS). Professor Huang Hsing Hua, deputy vice-chancel-Mor of the National University of Singapore, took over as head of the federation from Dr
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      The standards expected of food for export to US
      282 3 FOOD manufacturers exporting to the American market should find no difficulty in satisfying highly stringent US import requirements if what they make meet standards set for the US army and American astronauts. Dr Howard Bauman, vice-president of science and regulatory affairs,
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      Redas directory for sale
      118 3 THE REAL Estate Developers Association of Singapore is selling its 1984/85 directory of members to the public after numerous enquiries from people in the business.. A spokesman of Redas said the directory, which was made available to members earlier in the year, has proved popular with
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      Closed for renovations
      67 3 THE Post Office Savings Bank of Singapore has closed its Metro Golden Mile super bank for renovation. It will reopen in midMay. A statement released by the bank yesterday said that depositors may call at the bank's branches in Jalarr Sultan, Crawford and North Bridge Road, which
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      Areas for greater cooperation with Saudi Arabia
      177 3 SHIPPING, industrialisation and trade have been identified as the three major areas for greater cooperation between Singapore and Saudi Arabia. And bilateral trade, which amounted to $7 billion last year, would continue to be good. Dr Soliman Abdul Aziz Al-So-laim, the Saudi Minister
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      WTC upgrades converted godown to exhibition hall
      437 3  -  Centre to get 5,700 sq m more covered space By BOEY KIT YIN THE WORLD Trade Centre is upgrading a converted godown to add a further 5,700 sq m of covered exhibition area in Maritime Square. While the WTC is not taking up
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      Ministry invites applications for pre-university awards
      181 3 PRE-UNIVERSITY students have been invited to apply for the 1985 Ministry of Education Awards. The awards are for two categories of students the PreUniversity Scholarship for Pre-U One students, and the Pre-University Bursary for Pre-U One, Two and Three students. The Pre-University Scholarship is
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      175 3 ylakeadate with Dario Shangri-La Kuala Lumpur. Open 20 April 1985. ItO Dario Regazzoni, one of Southeast Asia's most experienced hoteliers will be waiting to greet old and new friends at the new Shangri-La Kuala Lumpur when it opens on 20th April. Set in the heart of Malaysia's capital city, this
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  • OVERSEAS
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      Lock icon US waiting for Japan to back up trade offer
      764 4 Nakasone's proposals get mixed reaction Reuter UPI THE REAGAN Administration is waiting for specific action by Japan to back up its programme for more open trade to end the threat of congressional protectionist measures. White House spokesmen welcomed Japanese Prime Minister
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      Lock icon Soviets who sell shoddy goods risk labour camp terms
      240 4 Reuter MANAGERS of shops or factories responsible for the sale of shoddy goods to the Soviet public risk labour camp terms the latest move in new Kremlin chief Mikhail Gorbachev's efficiency drive. A meeting of the Soviet Supreme Court issued on
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      Lock icon Economy will slow down, says Volcker
      412 4 Reuter FEDERAL RESERVE Board chairman Paul Volcker said economic growth would slow this year and questioned how long it could be maintained while industrial production continued to be flat. In a speech at the annual conference of the US Export-Im-port Bank, Volcker noted that
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      Lock icon Reagan expected to announce new tax details in May
      110 4 Reuter PRESIDENT Reagan is expected to announce the details of a sweeping plan to simplify US tax laws when he returns from the Bonn economic summit in May. Treasury Secretary James Baker said: "It would be my thought that at some
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      Lock icon Consumer guidelines approved
      180 4 Renter THE United Nations General Assembly has approved guidelines to protect consumers of goods and products, after the US dropped its earlier objections. But Alan Keyes, the US delegate, entered reservations on both the concept and the specifics of consumer guidelines and said that all countries must
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      Man charged with seeking to murder clients
      190 4 PROSECUTORS in Jacksonville, Florida say a man who ran a bogus overseas employment service had a plan for silencing clients when they complained too loudly about not getting jobs he allegedly plotted to have them murdered. In fact, authorities say, as many as
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    • ECO – NOTES
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        Oil rates
        74 4 FREE MARKET oil rates should stay firm in coming months as net international demand rises. The consultancy firm Enerfinance in Paris said yesterday that stock replenishment should offset a seasonal fall in requirements, but the effects of the closing down of the British National Oil Corporation were still
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        Trade surplus
        60 4 TAIWAN'S trade surplus in March narrowed to US$347 million from $700.8 million a year earlier. The directorate-general of budget, accounting and statistics in Taipei yesterday attributed the narrowing to the country's sluggish exports. Exports in March totalled $2.24 billion, down 9.2 per cent from the same month last
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        Forex reserves
        78 4 INDIA'S foreign exchange reserves (excluding gold and special drawing rights) came to more than US$5.B billion at the end of the financial year March 31, 1965. An official announcement from New Delhi yesterday said that although the increase in reserves in the 1984-1985 year was considerable, the overall
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        Easier credit
        73 4 THE 142 million inhabitants of Soviet Russia will eventually be able to buy cars on credit, equivalent to eight months' wages. The daily newspaper Sovietskaia Rossia in Moscow said yesterday that (or a monthly salary of 180 roubles (US$2OO), a worker would be entitled to credit of 1,440
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        Defence budget
        74 4 NORTH KOREA devoted 14.6 per cent of its 1984 budget to defence to cope with "reckless new war provocations" by the US and South Korea, and will almost maintain that percentage this year. Pyongyang's official Korean Central News Agency yesterday quoted Vice-Premier Kim Hwan as saying that 1985
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        Lock icon Improving ties
        79 4 Agencies THE three-nation Economic Cooperation Organisation yesterday started a five-day meeting in Islamabad to improve relations among Pakistan, Iran and Turkey. A government spokesman in the city said that Pakistani Foreign Secretary Niaz Ahmad Naik opened the meeting of the organisation's committees on technical, industrial and agricultural cooperation.
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      DAILY AIRCRAFT MOVEMENTS
      747 4 ARRIVALS Operator Scrvicc number Local tint* From RBA SIA AC CPA GIA SIA SIA THAI SIA MAS GIA SIA MAS SIA GIA SIA GIA THAI SIA LUFT THAI SIA rPA MAS MAS SIA UTA JAL SIA SIA GIA BG SIA NW JAL PAL TRA SIA SIA SIA
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      Lock icon Call for open and fair elections in the Philippines
      469 5 AFP THE HEAD of the US Agency for International Development yesterday called for "open and fair" presidential and local government polls, military reforms and economic liberalisation in the Philippines. Agency administrator Peter McPherson told a news conference in Manila that Washington
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      Lock icon The peril of high tariffs
      398 5 Political unrest in Third World could be the result, says Suharto Reuter Reuter UPI PRESIDENT SUHARTO of Indonesia said high tariffs and other foreign trade restrictions could lead to political unrest in developing countries. Speaking at a banquet on Tuesday to welcome Margaret Thatcher, who
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      Lock icon Hu sees great potential in trade with Australia and New Zealand
      276 5 Reuter CHINESE Communist Party Chief Hu Yaobang said in an interview published yesterday that there was great potential for developing trade and economic cooperation with Australia and New Zealand. He said China would need iron ore, steel, wool and
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      Lock icon Philippine unions on strike binge
      158 5 AFP PHILIPPINE labour unions are on a strike binge and the number of man-hours which may be lost due to work stoppages this year may well be a record. The Manila trade journal Business Day said yesterday that if present trends were to continue, total
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      Lock icon Shift in American policy on Indochina
      440 5 Agencies THE REAGAN Administration, in a policy shift, has said that it will no longer rule out giving military assistance to the two non-communist Cambodian guerrilla groups. The new policy, which is expected to be discussed by Secretary of State George Shultz with leaders
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      Lock icon Indonesian-Thai air exercises
      95 5 AP INDONESIAN and Thai air forces will hold a nine-day exercise starting on April 19 with the North Sumatran capital of Medan as the operational base, the daily Kompas reported in Jakarta yesterday. The exercise, codenamed Elang Thainesia, will involve OV-IO Bronco, C-130 Hercules, Fokker F-27 and
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      544 5 Leader... Page 8 CAUTION W HIM If you've an air-conditioning that's ten years old, or older, you've our sympathy Because, loathe it or not, you're going to have to live with one of two possibilities. (Or rather impossibilities, as you will soon discover.) 1. You can continue to put up
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  • BANKING AND FINANCE
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      Lock icon New rules for Bonn capital markets
      502 6 Reuter NEW GERMAN capital market rules detailed on Tuesday by the Bundesbank would allow foreign bank subsidiaries to issue Deutschemark Eurobonds of a minimum denomination of 20 million marks but would require advance notice at the central bank of at least three days. Instruments
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      Lock icon 'Difficulties of brokerage firms a matter of concern'
      174 6 AFP FEDERAL Reserve Bank chairman Paul Volcker has said that the difficulties of several brokerage firms dealing in US government bonds were "a matter of concern". He said the bankruptcy of the firm ESM Government Securities that caused panic last month among
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      Lock icon Brokers believe sterling is still vulnerable
      308 6 Reuter STERLING may still be susceptible to further weaknesses in the near term in spite of its recent gains, say brokers in separate reports released yesterday. "It may be dangerous to become carried away by sterling's rebound in the immediate short-term," says James Capel
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      Lock icon World Bank stops its disbursements to Brazil
      363 6 NYT THE WORLD BANK has stopped disbursements on nearly US$5OO million of loan commitments for the development of Brazil's north-west frontier because conditions for protection of Indians and the environment have not been met, said members of the US Congress and environmental groups.
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      Lock icon First Cincinnati reviews thrifts
      181 6 Reuter FIRST NATIONAL Cincinnati Corp is reviewing the condition of several Ohio thrifts that were closed following a run on deposits last month, but is not in negotiations to buy any of them. In response to an inquiry, a company spokesman said yesterday that some of
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      DBS and subsidiary cut housing rates
      165 6 DBS BANK and its finance company subsidiary have reduced their housing loan rates by one-quarter percentage point across the board. The new rates of 9.25 per cent for loans up to 10 years and 9.5 per cent for the longer maturities of up to
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      Lock icon Support likely for LGFM liquidation
      121 6 Reuter THE 38 floor members of the London Gold Futures Market (LGFM) are likely to agree to the proposed liquidation of the London Gold Futures Market (LGFM) when they meet on April 19. Market sources in London said yesterday that an offer by former London
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      Lock icon KL leasing industry finds keen competition a major problem
      373 6 Bernama COMPANIES in Malaysia undertaking leasing operations have cited keen competition as their major problem, according to a survey on the performance of leasing companies for 1983, compiled by SGV-Kassim Chan on behalf of the Equipment Leasing Association of Malaysia. Independent
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  • MONEY AND EXCHANGES
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      Forex markets
      748 6 SINGAPORE THE US dollar closed slightly firmer yesterday against major currencies after fluctuating uncertainly in thin late trading. The dollar fluctuated from 3.1200 to 3.1560 marks before finishing at 3.1400/15, slightly higher than New York's close of 3.1350/80 The dollar ended at 2.6580/6600 Swiss francs, marginally higher compared
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      Treasury bills
      54 6 THE Monetary Authority of Singapore has invited banks and discount houses to tender for $140 million of 91-day Treasury bills to be issued at the option of the tenderer from April 15 to April 19. Each tender must not be for less than $250,000. Last day of tender
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      Money markets
      75 6 THE OVERNIGHT rate on the Singapore interbank money market fell by 15 8-point from Tuesday to close at 41/4 per cent yesterday. The one-month term rate remained unchanged, the two-month rate fell by 1/16-point and the threemonth rate fell by 3/16point. S$ Interbank rates at 3pm yesterday: OHtf
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      Asian $ market
      326 6 Asian market ASIAN dollar deposit rates closed steady yesterday on opening levels in quiet trading. Periods weakened between 1/16 and V* point at the outset in response to remarks by Fed chairman Paul Volcker about slower US economic growth this year. Rates then stayed at these levels with one, three
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      Foreign Exchange
      232 6 Interbank rates at 3pm yesterday: Local dollars to ono ufift of fontgn currency: I"**" »lai<ai a raaa partly afca^o US dolor Sterling pound Austrafcon dolor NZ dolor Canadian dolor 2 2305 2.6944 1 4843 1 0014 1 6233 ***** ***** 1 4879 1 0046 1 6271 2 8196
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      Lock icon Simex
      317 6 BA Futures EURODOLLAR futures opened yesterday on a bullish tone following the strong rally in CME on Tuesday night. June Eurodollar gapped two ticks higher than CME's level at 90.50 and attempted to cover the gap at 90.53. However, it came off during Liffe opening to settle at 90.48.
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      Gold
      189 6 HONGKONG: The metal closed lower In quiet trading yesterday influenced by the strength of the US dollar. It closed at U*****.70/323.20 an ounce compared with $323.90/324.40 in New York and 1323.60/324.10 here on Tuesday. On the local market, gold feU HKJB.OO to $3,000 a tael. The krugerrand fell HKJS.OO
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  • FEATURES
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      Little cause for optimism
      459 8 THE PHILIPPINES is taking steps to reassure its Asean partners that the country's security situation should not be a cause for concern. Unfortunately, these moves will not have the intended effect. Since the uncertainty engendered by the murder of Benigno Aquino two years ago, the Philippine
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      Lock icon Morale booster for Gatt
      928 8 Reports expound the need for a return to basic free trade principles FT RECENT PUBLICATION of the Leutwiler Committee reports "Trade Policies for a Better Future" could hardly have been better timed. It tables 15 specific recommendations to meet the crisis in the world trading system
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      Lock icon China hangs a carrot for Taipei and HK writers
      616 8  -  By ALISON LEUNG Reuter CHINA is trying to win the support of writers in Taiwan and Hongkong by offering big payments for their work, according to authors and publishers in Hongkong and in Taipei. They said that the China Friendship Publishing
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      Lock icon Foreigners scramble for share of Indian market
      602 8  -  By AJOY SEN Reuter INDIA'S US$266 billion development plan launched on April 1 has sparked a race among foreign companies to sell goods and technology to India. Executives of foreign companies are flooding into India to try to sell everything from aircraft to
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  • Page 8 Miscellaneous
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      1141 8 to mm HIGHLIGHTS Thursday Feature Special "Who Will Love My Children?" 9.15 p«n, Channel 5 An extraordinary drama inspired by the true story tracing the last year in the life of Lucille Fray. Lucille lives with her husband and 10 children in a run-down shack in lowa. Just after the
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      616 8 'tfWEmaa <M)OTMD CRYPTIC PUZZLE ACROSS 1 Fastener for pleats, possibly (6) 7 Poet with fondness for fine fobric (8) 8 Phoney face' (4) 10 She's expected to upset Ann (6) 1 I Fee for battery maintenance? (6) 14 Tasty' No thanks! (3) 16 It may tell you to go, or
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  • SPORTS
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      Australia back in the swim
      1055 9  -  The target is the 1988 Olympics and nothing less than golds By BRIAN MILLER IF YOU don't catch them young enough and work them hard enough early enough, they won't be stupid enough later on. This is the philosophy that Australian swimming officials have decided
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      Lock icon Toyo Carps set a precedent as Japan Series opens
      643 9 UPI AS THE Central League opens its 1985 season tomorrow in Japan, the defending champions, Hiroshima Toyo Carps, are setting a precedent in modern Japanese organised baseball by having no foreign players on their roster. Under current rules, the 12 major
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      Lock icon Rose warms the Cincinnati Reds
      414 9 UPI WHILE the Montreal Expos seemed numbed by the cold, the Cincinnati Reds basked in the warmth of yet another glowing performance by Pete Rose. Rose, beginning his first full season as Cincinnati's playermanager, ignored rain, snow and 39-degree weather in Cincinnati on Monday by
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      Lock icon Luton and Millwall censured by commission
      267 9 AFP FIRST Division Luton Town was ordered on Tuesday by a Football Association (FA) disciplinary commission to fence in its pitch, and opponents Millwall fined £7,500, after last month's English FA Cup quarter-final riot at Luton's Kenilworth Road ground. In addition both clubs have
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      Singapore pro helps Guam plan its first golf classic
      536 9  -  By WALTON MORAIS IF GOLF ever takes off in exotic Guam, Singapore would be able to claim some of the credit. Already, the Singapore connection is beginning to show itself in the Pacific island's efforts to promote the sport. The little
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      Lock icon True test of a champion on the Augusta links
      603 9 Reuter TWO YOUNG men, born long after Bobby Jones carved the famous Augusta National course from the hills of Georgia, embody the type of golfer Jones sought to test in his Masters Tournament. Severiano Ballesteros of Spain, who celebrated his 28th
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      Lock icon Chief's Crown ruled winner of Flamingo
      402 9 UPI CHIEF'S CROWN and jockey Donald Macbeth were ruled winners in the Flamingo Stakes in Hialeah, Florida, when a special panel of retired stewards said the colt did not interfere with his pursuers in the stretch run. The Florida division of pari-mutuel wagering promptly
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      Lock icon Cricketer's demand shocks officials
      251 9 AFP FORMER Australian Test captain Kim Hughes shocked cricket officials in his home state of Western Australia on Tuesday when he demanded to be paid A 530,000 to play for the side next season. The move comes less than three weeks after Hughes, the Western Australian
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  • INTERNATIONAL STOCKS
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      Lock icon US corporations adopt steps against mergers
      353 10 FT ANTI-TAKEOVER measures are being adopted by an increasing number of large US corporations in response to the continuing wave of hostile merger activity on Wall Street. Within the last 10 days, at least half a dozen big public companies have either received a
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      Lock icon Increase in capital spending likely
      146 10 FT CAPITAL EXPENDITURE by US companies is expected to rise by around 8.7 per cent in 1985, according to the Commerce Department's latest quarterly survey of business investment plans. fuch an increase would be sharply down from the remarkable 16 per cent recorded in 1964.
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      Lock icon Lower profit forecasts dampen Wall Street
      300 10 Reuter WALL STREET share prices finished on Tuesday with mixed results as investors retreated to the sidelines waiting for firstquarter earnings reports. The Dow Jones Industrial Average gained 0.88 points to 1,253.86. Declining issues led those advancing by 75 to 728. The volume on
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      Toronto
      119 10 A ft 09 c$ 52 Hud Bay M*i Imp Oi Inco Inf Prov FSp# 7* 54* 18* 36* 1* 35 Int LM 23* 23* K«cr Add 16* Lobkiw B 18 Mouty Ferg 3* Mc Bkxtt 25* Bonk Movo Scofio 38* MoKon A 16 unch Moore Cp 69 28* i
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      Johannesburg
      188 10 Art 09 torn* Wootworth 475 1450 IVKh INDUST1IALS MININGS 720 5 Anglos 2610 25 165 +15 7000B 1650 inch 330 Buffafc 8400 175 2375 445B 1045 -5 Cora Gold ***** 20 C G Sftwfh ***** Cora Murch 1050 unch 220 -25 1025 5 .5 5375 25 8000B E R
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      631 10 AM 09 USJ Alcon Alum 25* Alcoa 34* Lud 27 AA«d Cham Cp 40* Aftad Stores 56 AJfcv-Chaimari 6* i»Kh Am Brands knc 67 Am Broadcast 105* Am Can Co 52* Am Cyanarrad 53* Am Elac Pwr 21* unch Am Enprtu 41 Am Horn# Prod 60* Am Motors
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      European markets
      718 10 Amsterdam API 09 Ft. ABN 398 00 -0 5 184 80 03 AhoW 213 30 0 3 Akzo ***** +2 2 AA«V 218 50 3 5 Amftn Amro Bonk 73 20 -0 1 BerVH 56 50 0 3 Bob 99 50 -0 5 Boriurrn 340 50 2 5
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      112 10 Reuter GOODYEAR Tire and Rubber Co said it expects US tyre plants to run near capacity this year. In its annual report, it said it expects increased demand of Goodyear prod- > ucts in Europe and im--1 proved sales in Latin America and South-east Asia. >
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      356 11 HONGKONG: Share prices closed mostly lower yesterday in moderately active trading in the absence of fresh factors. The Hang Seng Index fell 9.61 to 1,470.61. Volume for the half-day trading was HK5224.70 million compared with $352.4 million in Tuesday's full-day session. Among leaders, Jardine Matheson fell 20 cents to
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      Bangkok
      179 11 BANGKOK: Stock prices closed mixed in quiet trading yesterday. The Book Club Index fell 0.10 point to 133.02 as gains led losses five to two. Turnover jumped to 1.6 million shares worth 250.0 million baht from a previous 891,297 worth 110 million baht. Industrial Finance Corp gained four baht
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      Tokyo
      392 11 TOKYO: Share prices fell steadily in active trading yesterday as a firm start gave way to selling of recently selected domestic-orient-ed issues and prolonged avoidance of international populars. The market average tumbled 28.50 to 12,601.93 after slipping 5.53 on Tuesday, on turnover of 500 million shares, the same as
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      Manila
      92 11 MANILA: Share prices closed mixed in quiet trading yesterday. The Commercial Industrial Index fell 1.51 to 131.04, the Mining Index rose 0.47 to 686.72 and the Oils Index was unchanged at 0.625. AK 10 r«m 0.0014 unch Maretaai Oriantol B Phtox B Z. 0.011 +0 0015 ...0.0950 i»ich 0
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      Sydney
      374 11 SYDNEY: A takeover bid for Woodside Petroleum Ltd by Broken Hill Pty Co Ltd and Shell Australia Ltd pushed share markets to a record high. At the close, the All Ordinaries Index was at 853.3 points, 7.6 points higher than its previous record set on April 9. The Gold
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      Seoul
      74 11 APR 10 Won Hyundai Corp Hyundai Const Hyundai Motor KAL 965 902 575 665 25 unch -5 -5 -2 -5 651 1 Commercial Bk 625 500 Korea Oi Korea SNp 1603 517 619 -66 -4 -6 526 +21 723 -17 578 -12 840 -3 Dong Ah Gold Stor HonJ
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      Lock icon Planters Products to freeze payments
      150 11 FT THE PHILIPPINE Securities and Exchange Commission has ordered the fi-nancially-strapped Planters Products Inc to freeze payments of about 1.6 billion pesos (US$BB.B million) in loans and trade credits while plans are being worked out for its rehabilitation. Planters Products is the largest fertiliser manufacturing
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      Lock icon Hughes seeks Tokyo permit for satellite network
      234 11 AP HUGHES AIRCRAFT CO, one of the world's leading satellite manufacturers, is jointly seeking permission with two Japanese companies to operate a private satellite network in Japan. Hughes formed a joint venture last September with C Itoh and Co and Mitsui and Co,
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      Lock icon Toshiba-UTC joint venture
      136 11 Reuter TOSHIBA CORP and United Technologies Corp have set up a joint company to develop, produce and market fuel cell power plants. International Fuel Cells Corp, capitalised at US$B.2 million and owned equally by the two companies, is located in South Windsor, Connecticut. The plant will have
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      Lock icon Fletcher listing
      94 11 Reuter FLETCHER Challenge Ltd will seek a listing on the Australian stock exchange later this year. Chairman Ron Trotter said in a statement yesterday that the company had interests in the rural, forestry, manufacturing, finance, pulp and paper, building materials and construction sectors, and owned units in Australia
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      Lock icon Hyundai buys site
      74 11 Reuter HYUNDAI AUTO Canada Inc has purchased a property in Newmar- ket, Ontario, for its previously-an-nounced motorcar parts plant. Construction is expected to begin later this year. The company also said ship- ment of Canadian car parts to its Korean parent company, Hyundai Motor Co, are expected
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  • RAW MATERIALS
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      Lock icon Which is what in the farming world
      692 12 AP CHINA ranks first in pig farming, the US is far ahead of any other country in grain and chicken farming, and Australia is first in sheep-raising, according to studies of world agriculture by the US Department of Agriculture. The Soviet Union, the
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      Lock icon Smaller Australian sorghum crop likely
      296 12 Reuter THE BUREAU of Agricultural Economics has lowered its estimate of the 1984/85 Australian sorghum crop to 1.18 million tonnes from the 1.58 million tonnes forecast in January. This compares with the 1983/84 crop of 1.88 million tonnes. In its first 1985/86 crop report, the
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      Lock icon India to sell more than 20m kg of packet tea
      156 12 Reuter INDIA is to sell at least 20 million kg of packet tea this year out of the year's expected tea exports of 220 million. State Tea Board deputy chairman D K Tripathi said on Tuesday that about 17 million
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      Lock icon Indonesian mines exporting less
      194 12 AP INDONESIA'S export earnings from mining declined from U*****.77 million in 1981 to $632.07 million in 1983 and $615 million last year. An Energy and Mining Ministry spokesman said yesterday he did not expect to see improvement this year. Coal prospects, however, are bright, with earnings
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      Lock icon Tokyo crushers buy US beans
      76 12 Reuter JAPANESE crushers have bought about 145,000 tonnes of US soybeans for early May shipment, 48,000 tonnes of it from the Japanese National Federation of Agricultural Cooperative Associations. An official said the federation, a major grouping of farmers' cooperatives, plans to increase US soybean sales
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      Lock icon Bigger area expected to be sown with wheat
      253 12 Reuter AUSTRALIA'S 1985/86 wheat area is expected to increase to 12.63 million hectares from the 12.21 million in 1984/85. The increase reflected expectations of better sowing conditions than last year when dry weather in the critical May/June planting period affected the harvest,
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      WHEAT
      264 12 WHEAT FUTURES on the Chicago of Trade closed three cents a bushel lower to US cent higher in sporadic liquidation and profittaking on Tuesday after Monday's run-up, with only March posting a gain. May was again the most volatile month, settling three cents lower at 3.67% cents a bushel
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      RUBBER
      263 12 SINGAPORE The market closed easier yesterday with May One RSS buyers quoted at 178.50 cents per kg, down 1.50 cents from Tuesday. A general lack of buying interest caused prices to ease by about 1.25 cents in quiet morning trading. The afternoon session was a shade lower on some
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      RAS and MRELB
      366 12 RAS prices m S cents/kg, FOB in boles NOON CLOSE Buyers Sellers Buyers Sellers In! 1 RSS Prompt 176 50 177 50N 176 00 177 00N Int 1 RSS May 85 179 25 179 75 178 50 179 00 Int 1 RSS June 85 182 50 183
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      SSR and SMR
      105 12 (centj/Vg, 1-ton MAY 85 JUNE 85 (current month) (forward month) RAS NOON NOON Buyers Sellers Buyers Sellers SSR 20 177 00 179.00N 179 00 181 OON SSR SO 175 00 177 OON 177 00 179 OON MRELB Buyers Sdlcn Buyers Sellers SMR CV 225 50 227 50N
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      PALM OIL
      149 12 MALAYSIAN crude palm oil prices closed lower yesterday in quiet trading on profit-taking and lack of buying interest after India rejected offers at its palm oil tender on Tuesday night. In the April position, central region fell Msls, while north and south also ended lower, all at $1,470
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      SOYBEAN
      236 12 SOYBEAN futures on the Chicago Board of Trade closed four to two US cents a bushel lower in light, uneventful trade on Tuesday, with prices pressured by profit-taking after Monday's advance, traders said. May settled down three cents at US$6.O4 '2 a bushel. Rising soyoil prices contributed to early
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      KL Tin
      92 12 THE Kula Lampar Tin Market price fell six cents to M 529.35 per kg yesterday, within the International Tin Agreement lower range of $21.15 to $32.M. The buffer stock manager supported at the lower levels, taking most of the disposals of 18# tonnes. The offering on Tuesday was
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      TEXTILES
      161 12 Yarn (In HK$ per bole of 400 lb) China carded yarn, cones Blue Phoerwx 16's 2,550 Blue Phoenix 20's 2,700 Blue Phoenix 32's 3,300 Blue Phoenix 40's 3,650 Carded yarn, hank Blue Phoenix 2l's 2,900 Combed yarn, cones Blue Phoenix 32's 4,350 Blue Phoenix 40's 4,500 Open-end yarn Blue
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      LONDON MARKETS
      821 12 COFFEE Robusta futures ended a subdued, featureless morning yesterday with losses from the previous close of £10 to £3 a tonne. July was at £2,210, down £5 but unchanged from midmorning. The market opened with small losses and in line with New York based expectations, before drifting sideways
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      Produce exchange
      151 12 Chinese Produce Exchange Robusta 20/25% FOB NSW 477 50 (Sellers' noon closmo prices on Nutmeg 396 00 Apr 10 S$/100kg) 110 FOB NSW E&W FOB NSW 248 00 Coconut oil Bulk FOB 155 00 Gambier Old drum FOB 168 00 FOB NSW 330 00 New drum FOB 172
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      RICE
      273 12 Singapore C-l Ord unq (S$/kit«, e«-godown) Loonzain Rice Fragrant new crop 1st 086 2nd 064 100% 1st grade 100% 2nd grade 100% 3rd grade unq 3rd 060 Parboiled Rice New Crop 5% 227 25% no stock 10% 222 10% no stock Thai Broken Maize unq A-super Special 0.56 054
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      134 12 Algemene Bank Nodcrland N.V. ilnrorpnralH in ihr Sutherland® with limrtwi liability) NOTICE OF ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that shareholders are invited to attend the ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING which will be held on Wednesday. Ist May, 1985 at 10.00 hours at Vijzelstraat 68-78, Amsterdam. The Agenda of the
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  • SHARE INFORMATION
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      Market loses ground under selling pressure
      4176 13 PERSISTENT selling pressure drove the Singapore stock market down for the third consecutive session yesterday. The BT Composite Index fell 4.64 points to 723.00 while the Straits Times Industrial Index lost 5.63 points to 806.59. Volume remained light at seven million shares worth $15.64
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      Chief price changes
      253 13 SINGAPORE Rises Indices Syort Loud Prima 0 U Smmi 295 500 5 4 >T Composite April 9 April 10 727.64 723 00 ties 110 3 IT Indicator *****42 *****43 Utd Ptontol torn 406 +2 rrot/os -309 -334 MMI Ctoa •an 58 +2 ST Industrials ST Finance 812.22
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      Business done on the SES
      2815 13 BID and offer prices 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 1,000 units unless otherwise specified. All Time Settlement Contracts are quoted after the word "SETT".
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  • COMPANY NEWS
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      UOL details building projects
      982 14  -  By NAJEEB JARHOM WHILE United Overseas Land Ltd's three rental properties continued to enjoy very good patronage last year, sales of its residential units have been far from satisfactory. Of the 71 units of luxury apartments in the already-com-pleted Orchard Bel-Air, only 23 have been sold
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      DIVIDENDS ANNOUNCED
      1273 14 Current Ex Books Date Totol for Totol for payment date close payoble the year last year A 1 S B 15%(b) Apr 15 Apr 25 May 10 15% 15% Acmo 5%<b) NYA NYA NYA 5% 7 5% Ambassador 7*%(b) NYA NYA NYA 7H 7* Amal Steel 8%TE(b) Dec
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      Amanah-Chase's advice on Bena's offer for Tongkah
      410 14 MINORITY shareholders of Tongkah Harbour Tin Dredging Bhd have been advised to sell their shares on the stock market rather than accept the cash offer by Bena (Holdings) Sdn Bhd, if they want to realise their investments. The offer price of M 54.80
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      KL stocks ease in listless trading
      499 14 THE KUALA LUMPUR market put on another lethargic performance yesterday as share prices slid further in listless trading. A spark of interest was seen in situational issues but on the whole, most counters finished with losses of a few cents. The market opened on
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      Business done on the KLSE
      2633 14 810 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 INDUSTRIALS A Choc (2 70S) AMD (3 04S) Alcorn (1
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      COMPANY MEETINGS
      109 14 KINGS HOTEL Limited: Seventeenth AGM at 16 Raffles Quay *26-00, Hong Leong Building. Singapore on Apr 15 at 11.00 am. CITY DEVELOPMENTS Limited: Twenty-Second AGM at Raffles Quay, *2600. Hong Leong Building. Singapore on Apr 22 at 11.00 am. FABER MERLIN MALAYSIA Berhad: EGM at the Melati Hall.
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      Selected indices
      97 14 HONGKONG Tuesday mwa. Week ogo 1194.C Hang Seng Index Wednesday 1470.61 NEW YORK Tuesday 1480.22 Dow Jones Week ago 1450.35 Tuesday 1253.86 TOKYO Monday 1252.98 Week ago 1265.68 Tokyo Dow Jones Wednesday ***** 93 Standard Poors Tuesday *****.43 Week ago ******.26 TSE Index Wednesday 985.18 Tuesday 986.54 Week
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      Unit trusts
      247 14 Managers' prices Second B'putro Third B'putro 4 84 4fl9 4 14 4 19 for April 11 Fourth B'putro 4 56 4&I Fifth B'putro 3 12 '3 £7 Singapore Unit Trust Sixth B'putro Seventh B'putro (A) 2 98 3 03 1 86 1 «t The Commerce 2 10 223
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      APPROVED ISSUES
      65 14 Company RIGHTS ISSUE A 1 S B Ove-for-two $0 50 per share Ex-dote Apr 15 Books close Apr 25 Company BONUS ISSUE A 1 S B Sub-d«vis»on of $1 por into 2 shores of 50 cents shore One-for-two Ex-dote Apr 15 Books dose Apr 25 Amcol One-fof-ten Ex-dote
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      PROPOSED ISSUES
      142 14 Company RIGHTS ISSUE Ganda HIdgs One-tor-tour at 1 00 per shore George Town Two-tor-one «.> 1 00 per share Killinghall Two-f or-tive «■< 1 15 per shore Landmarks HIdgs One-tor-tour 1 00 per share Peak Hua Three-tor-two *< 1 50 per share Sub-division ot $1 par into 2
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      Two amendments proposed by KLSE disallowed
      701 15 THE MALAYSIAN Capital Issues Committee has disallowed two of the five proposed amendments to the Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange's rules and regulations. This has thus delayed the implementation of the changed rules which were approved by the KLSE committee in December last year. The
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      COMPANY BRIEFS
      220 15 PAN ELECTRIC Iadastries Ltd's wholly-owned subsidiary, Vanguard Realty A Development (Pte) Ltd, has completed the acquisition of a 64.5 per cent interest in FL Investments Pte Ltd. PAN Malaysia Singapore Holdings (Pte) Ltd now holds 8 million shares in Grcwtk Industrial Holdings Lid, representing 13.5 per cent of
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      Juara Perkasa to buy Felton Corp for M$10m
      340 15 COTTON and thread manufacturer Juara Perkasa Corporation Bhd (formerly known as JP Coates) is moving into property development, and making a one-for-two bonus and rights issues. JPC said it had reached an agreement to acquire the entire share capital of Felton Corp
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      Hatibudi eager to assume management of UEM
      639 15 UNITED ENGINEERS (Malaysia) Bhd's incoming bumiputra shareholder, Hatibudi Sdn Bhd, is eager to take over the management of the company from its Singapore parent, United Engineers Ltd. Under a proposed financial reconstruction, Umno-related Hatibudi will eventually be the controlling shareholder of UEM. UEL's
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      NST stake expected to contribute to Faber's earnings
      658 15 FABER MERLIN Malaysia Bhd's acquisition of a 25-per cent stake in New Straits Times Press (Malaysia) Bhd is expected to contribute to Faber's earnings when accounted on an equity basis. NST is a major company in the Malaysian industrial sector and its
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      LONDON STOCKS
      915 15 THE STOCK market yesterday closed firm in technical reaction to Tuesday's losses but turnover remained light. Dealers said the one per cent rise in UK M-3 money supply was in the middle of a wide range of forecasts while the £1.8 billion rise in bank leading was lower
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      Parkway earns $775,000
      121 15 PARKWAY HOLDINGS, formerly known as Singapore Glass (1974), has reported pre-tax profits of 1775,000 in the nine months to end-December and post-tax profits of $462,000. No comparisons are available as the group has been totally reconstructed in the course of the year. During the nine-month period under
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      Landmarks to issue M$36m worth of loan stocks
      444 15 LANDMARKS HOLDINGS is to make an issue of Ms 36 million convertible loan stock to help finance its proposed acquisition of a hotel in Malacca. The group said yesterday it intended to purchase, for cash, Malacca Resort Village, a 159room hotel, for
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      Cold Storage says wait
      89 15 COLD STORAGE (Malaysia) Bhd, one of the largest food distribution companies in Malaysia, has strongly advised its shareholders not to take any action yet on Raleigh Bhd's takeover bid. The company said in a statement yesterday that a further announcement would be made in due course.
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      62 15 NOTICE NOTICE This is to inform all my friends and business associates that I, Sylvester Chia. NRIC No: *****74/F have left Scan Ply as of April Ist, 1985 on my own accord. Therefore, I will not be responsible for any contracts or deals concluded on and after April Ist, 1985.
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      35 15 o s^ e lWm m < wm. TtTj VIET NAM TEW YEARS LATER lk)N v\ aITI w U K Mil NiCHO }f F*M m \r>? ■>4K..Kf'\ClC- V PH The Wbrld's No.l Newsmagazine Read TIME and understand.
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    TDB to set up two offices in China
    566 16  -  Network of overseas offices to help local companies By LOH HUI YIN THE TRADE Development Board (TDB) is to set up a network of offices overseas to help Singapore companies sell their services and products. The immediate target is China where two
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    Hotel occupancy rates hit record low in spite of more tourists
    556 16  -  By JAIME LYE HOTEL OCCUPANCY rates in the first two months of this year fell to record lows in spite of a modest increase in tourists. With a greater increase in the number of rooms coming on the market,
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    Lock icon KL lawyers oppose Petronas Bill
    93 16 Bernama THE MALAYSIAN Bar Council yesterday came out against the Bill tabled in Parliament last week to empower Petronas, Malaysia's national oil company, to take over any business enterprise with retrospective effect. Bar council vice-president Mr Param Cumaraswamy, speaking at a press conference, described the
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    Lock icon Chinese legislature passes Sino-British pact on Hongkong
    332 16 Reuter CHINA's legislators have unanimously approved the Sino-Brit-ish joint declaration on the return of Hongkong to China in 1997. The decision was taken at the final session of this year's National People's Congress (NPC) in Beijing yesterday. When NPC vice-chairman Chen Pixian asked
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    Lock icon 'Aquino shot on aircraft steps'
    179 16 Reuter A PRIVATE security guard, contradicting the military version of Benigno Aquino's murder, said yesterday the Philippine opposition leader was shot as he descended an aircraft stairway at Manila Airport. Ramon Layoso, 58, told a court trying armed forces chief General Fabian Ver and 25
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    Potential for 50,000 QCCs in Singapore
    250 16 THERE IS potential for more than 50,000 quality control circles in Singapore, but only 2,700 have been registered with the National Productivity Board. Acting Labour Minister, Mr Lee Yock Suan, said employees expected and wanted to be involved in productivity programmes and urged companies
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    Textile exports to US up 50pc to $664m last year
    543 16  -  By BOEY KIT YIN LOCAL garment and textile exports to the US soared by 50 per cent to $664 million last year. Indications that demand from the textile and garment industry's biggest buyer was climbing became clear by the end
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    70 16 Reuter WALL STREET stock prices pushed higher in early trading yesterday, with one of the strongest openings in weeks. The Dow Jones Industrial Average was up about seven points to 1261. Declines outnum bered advances by a two-to-one margin while turnover amount ed to about 11 million
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      Lock icon Big win needed for US budget
      78 16 Reuter US BUDGET Director David Stockman said the budget package agreed to by the White House and Senate Republicans must win big in the Senate if it was to have much chance of winning House approval as well. He said the bipartisan support needed
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      Lock icon Danish work stoppage again
      39 16 Reuter LABOUR UNREST in Denmark flared again yesterday as tens of thousands of workers defied union leaders and stopped work in a day of protest against a two-year pay deal imposed by the government. Reuter
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      Lock icon 'Attacks with chemical weapons'
      69 16 Reuter TEN IRANIANS were being treated in a Teheran hospital yesterday for what a doctor said were the effects of chemical weapons which Iran accuses Iraq of using against its forces last month. At least five people sent for treatment in West European hospitals have died
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      Lock icon Catholic priest assaulted
      64 16 UPI A CATHOLIC PRIEST was assaulted and severely injured by men who poured a caustic chemical on his body and face in the Polish city of Krakow last Saturday. Cardinal Franiciszek Macharski of Krakow said in a telex message sent to the church hierarchy that the Reverend
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      Lock icon Import procedures to be eased
      48 16 AFP CHINA is to simplify quarantine procedures for the import of livestock and animal products. Vice-Minister of Agriculture Xiao Peng has announced quarantine examination and approval erf imported livestock and animal products is to be decentralised to provincial and municipal agricultural departments. AFP
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      276 16 1 Statistical Methods In Management Singapore May 6 9,1985 (9am spm) Are you overwhelmed by the amount of data information that come to your desk daily? OR have you ever questioned the reliabilities or limitations of those statistics that are presented to you in the process of making decision. The
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      193 16 MEXICO CITY 8 AM CONDON 2 PM SINGAPORE 10 PM Citißanking* can help keep your company's money working around the clocks From The Ciri of Tomorrow.".. Citißanking today. Mail. Telephone. Telex. If your company is still doing most of its banking in traditional ways, it's not just wasting time. It's
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      55 16 mmum Outlook for today: Fair, except for showers in the late afternoon. Report for 24 hours prior to 7 30pm on Apri! 10 at the airport: Maximum temperature 33.3 Associated humidity 60 Minimum temperature 25.5 Associated humidity 98 Hours of sunshine 5.60 Rainfall in millimetres Nil Rainfall this month 21.5
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      Lock icon Dockworkers in Denmark continue unofficial strikes
      164 17 Reuter DENMARK'S two largest ports at Copenhagen and Aarhus were still closed on Tuesday as dockworkers continued unofficial strikes, a Danish harbours Association spokesman said. The Port of Koege was also shut, but the rest of the country's harbours were now working normally, the
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      Naval architects society election
      94 17 THE SOCIETY of Naval Architects and Marine Engineers, Singapore, has elected Mr Choo Chiau Beng as president for the year 1965/86. At its 13th annual general meeting, held on March 21, the council chose Mr Charles Foo as its vice-president, Mr M K Das Gupta honorary
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      Perbadanan to team up with EAC Lines
      355 17  -  By G DURAIRAJ PERBADANAN Nasional Shipping Line Berhad has announced that it will operate a joint container service with EAC Lines between South-east Asian ports and Western Australia. This is the first liner service engagement by the state-owned line, which has mainly participated
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      676 17 BMpping Um Pay* Cel Afea VI 3 Ahrenkiel Liner V 4 Andeka Shpg VI 1 ANL 1 1 A PC Line V 4 APL IN 4 ASCL III 1 Asiabroker V 5 A astasia Line V 1 Bait-Orient VI 4/5 Bangkok Cont VI 2 Bank Line V
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      Lock icon HK owners want formation of agency
      171 17 Reuter THE Hongkong shipowners association said it wants formation of an independent agency to supervise registration once Hongkong sets up a separate ship registry. In a statement it recommended the agency be supported by taxes with revenues to the government. The government last year
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        Lock icon Two Fuji crew missing
        108 17 AFP TWO crewmen were missing on Tuesday after an explosion ripped through a gasoline tanker at sea, leaving the ship listing, the US Coast Guard said. An officer said the 27 other crew members, most of them Koreans, were uninjured. He added that the 180-metre Panamanian-registered
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        33 17 Reuter THE Australia-Singapore and West Malaysia, Australia-Indonesia and Australia-Thailand Outward Shipping Conferences said they will raise their currency adjustment factor to 20.51 per cent from 16.10 per cent, effective April 24.
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        Lock icon Congestion surcharge
        29 17 Reuter THE Bay of Bengal/Japan/Bay of Bengal Conference said it abolished its 15 per cent congestion surcharge on shipments from Japan to Chittagong, effective April 10. Reuter
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      Lock icon Shipbrokers backing freight futures market
      937 18 Seatrade THE FIRST day of trading freight futures on the floor of the Baltic is now only two months away. Salesmen are already on the streets trying to sell the concept to likely customers and the shipbroking houses are beginning to get into bed with
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      Lock icon Oldest ship found in the sea
      182 18 AP THE remains of a Roman sailing ship that sank in the English Channel 1,800 years ago will be brought to the surface this month, the salvage group said. Divers at Guernsey in the Channel Islands, 181 km from England's south coast, are working
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      Lock icon GCBS reports drop in the amount of laid-up tonnage
      268 18 UPI THERE was a reduction in the amount of laid-up shipping tonnage around the world in February, figures from the General Council of British Shipping (GCBS) showed on Tuesday. The total dropped by 1.1 million tonnes deadweight (dwt) from January's figure
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      Lock icon Intermodal facility
      66 18 TMR/ITN :/ITN PHASE one of San Francisco's expanded Intermodal Container Transfer facility is not due for completion in mid-1966, but already marketing is well underway. The latest presentation was made in Chicago, the final leg of a marketing trip that also took port executives to Korea, Japan and
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      714 18 AFP ACTIVITY tailed off ahead of the long Easter weekend on the freight market, though not before rates had shown signs of further improvement in places. The Baltic Freight index moved up 9.5 points to a new peak of 1,026 points reflecting the traditionally firmer spring undertone. The
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      LONDON FREIGHTS
      1689 18 ACTIVE iron ore and moderate coal voyage fixing on Monday emerged as the market resumed business following the Easter holiday, dry cargo brokers said. Ore charterers covered a cargo of 125,000 long tons from Port Hedland to Fos at a steady U557.95 fio while 100,000 long tons was
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      TWRA's service contract guidelines
      208 19 THE Transpacific Westbound Rate Agreement (TWRA) has announced new service contract guidelines which it hopes will make it easier for carriers and shippers to conclude such agreements. The TWRA said its policy will be to encourage the establishment of service contracts "at rates which at least
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      Lock icon US Navy analysis of Iran-Iraq attacks
      373 19 AP A UNITED States Navy analysis of the attacks being made on oil tankers in the Persian Gulf has concluded that Iraq is inflicting more damage than Iran but that both countries appear to be avoiding the use of weapons that would be likely
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      CONSORTIA
      187 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. ANRO (BTRAITB/ AUSTRALIA): Australian National Line. Australia/Straits Container
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      Lock icon France and Libya agree to release two ships
      192 19 AFP FRANCE and Libya have reached agreement on the release of two ships including an impounded Libyan vessel which was alleged to have laid mines in the Red Sea last year. The agreement, reached last Wednesday, involved the French freighter Rove, which
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      Lock icon Sharp drop in new orders received by Japanese shipbuilding industry
      320 19 FT NEW ORDERS won by the Japanese shipbuilding industry, the largest in the world, plummetted by 42 per cent in the latest fiscal year to end March, Japan's Ministry of Transport said. They totalled only 7.2 million grt, or 299
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      SHIPPING LIST where your ships are due...and when
      5155 24 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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      CONTAINER SCHEDULES
      689 25 SIT RECEIVING OF EXPORT FCL CONTAINERS AND LCL CARGO Godws FCL 'Arrival for LCL movement Ship Voy date/time Operator cargo schedule Location Tanah Air Kii Maru B Dahlia B Penaga Khd Saryan SA Vaal CR Abidjan Prasetia A Kentukcy Zim Trieste P Taft Nuptse Kris Lemona Tokyo Bay
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      Who acts for whom ...
      1819 25 Who acts for whom The leading shipping lines operating from local ports and their agents. A-B AFEA African Shipping Agenr ips < S i Af r»-E*ra*la I in* Transgroup ISI \hrrnkiH I Alter Sfnlff Kim Shpg < S Alfred f Tar pier Oceanus Shipping Agencies (Si Marintex Enterprise iPKi Alpar
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      245 26 April 11 Wingsail auxiliary propulsion, Joint Royal Institution of Naval Architects (London Branch) and Nautical Instutute meeting, 1800 hrs, RINA, 10 Upper Belgrave Street, London SWI. April 11-1» Conference on oilfield development and tanker conversion, Cafe Royal, London. April 11-11 First International Nautical Safety conference, organised by the
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      430 26 AT CONVENTIONAL WHARVES Vessel Berth Agent Arrival Departure KEPPEL WHARVES Anchan K35 Leo alongside 11.4.85/0400 C'der Grut K29 S Nielsen alongside 11.4.85/0400 Kenson K23 T Soon alongside 11.4.85/0700 Lyudmila Stal K18 SlnSov alongside 11.4.85/1100 Ned Nassau K12 N-EAC alongside 11.5.85/2300 Tongbalshan K19 Y Fung alongside 11.4.85/0600 Verbera
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      386 17 HEUNG-A SHIPPING Korea Rag Vsls Regular Liner Semi-Container Service To: P. Kelanf/Penanf Brnan/Inchon Fm: Busan/Moii S'pore Ajent: NeptuM Aftnctes Pte Ltd Td: *****77 P.K. *****4, PN *****5 K.L. *****0 35JZ?, -IAKDIXK m A XT AH H iOOCL! lOiqint Oveiqus Gotdum*. Line I FULLY CONTAINERISED SERVICE TO fI'POPF Vis SUE/ ORBIT*
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      335 17 taUASC NATIONAL LINE OF BAHRAIN. EXPRESS FULL CONTAINER SERVICE UNITED ARAB SHIPPING CO (SAG) SEALORD SHIPPING AGENCIES 70 Shenton Way 04-02 C M«nn« Hou»« Singapore 020? Tel *****94 T»l»i No MS ?S4 i 9 CFS oMice TPC_ 03 30 Tel *****31 and *****32 Terminal office TPC 03-29 Tel No *****90
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      878 17 Foreign txchongc Dealing MAERSK LINE Ml I< > I I'A< II !< ill I \I I Will lAS II \N I i.\ IM Willi UN 7 T AFRICA ASIA reader Veaeeli to Pvt 12-13/4 IEBE I 11-11/4 19-21/4 LMB I 25-25/4 2S-27/4 LAURA 2-2/5 3-4/5 LAUST 9-9/5 Ift-15/5 LEU I
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      384 18 YAMASHITA-SHINNIHON LINE CONTAINER SERVICES USA/CANADA Pacific South Wm( Faad<r at Tokyo Pacific North Wast Faadar at Koba Atlantic/Canada Faadar at Koba Ml v 17/4 11/4 it aa a/4 jm IT as 4/5 7/5 11/4 15/4 P. I 21/5 21/5 TOKYO M 12/5 13/5 15/5 5/5 L HfOUO 1/4 4/4 WWW
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      186 18 ll Supercarrier Service NUT AWWttS IMHR HECTOR 17/4. BAMCR TOM 1/5. BMKR TAMPA 17/5 TO: CALIFORNIA PANAMA US ATLANTIC US QULF E. CANADA ivs n/i a/s I 2/1 vi v« 7/1 |12/« 12/ i 14/1 11/t »/f Tt/t Wi I 2/7 TMn accapM cMkt tar tart* <MJ). 1 Franca. CMM
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      765 19 The Straits Steamship Group Mansfield Container Shipping Pte Ltd SJRAITS SHIPPING Singapore to Sabah, Sarawak, Brunei Ports and Bangkok Overseas Containers Limited L'AJf a i'i>ai'7ia T' CONTAINERS*? SERVICE TO UK/CONTINENT BANGKOK AGENTS: BORNEO AGENCIS LTD. BANGKOK TEL: *****80 warm to sabar tmm straits wn* OELIIT struts stm Slum MOPE struts
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      792 19 Franco Belgian Services i ftf K~i+. .sirtvi w\i t ft/ w ~uin >'jr full**"* tn*j I IMF M6E R OF AC F CONSORTIUM! rau. cow ami smug to awn STOK PJOAKIe Item I da* fSta»» Hm OTtoa* Art MRS can MO 17 Apr (IS Apr) Hit 7Mm JMm 11 Mm
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      333 20 Wmm Hapag-Lloyd EXPORTS TO CONTINENT/UK On carriage to Scandinavia, Med, Carribean IS. America Wand haiiage to inland destinations in Europe Spore PKetang PenangletioesEHbao Genoa Hburj Kdam Bharen Antwerp J/5 12/5 14/5 4/4 U/« M/« Connecting in Kobe Connecting in Kaoshiung Also accepting cargo to( ATLANTIC 4 GULF PORTS ft Sapptee
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      342 20 K.S LINE FULLY CONTAINERISED SERVICE io»i* i» »<■ TO EUROPE VIA SUEZ 1 Conwrtwn 21/5 30 5 4/6 6/6 9 5 11/5 16/ 5 18 5 22/5 24 5 30 5 I 6 mm 29 4 6/5 13/5 16 5 S pare HKonf Kmfrunf 16 4 20 4 21/4 23/4
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      481 20 AGENCIES PTE. LTD. #09-07. ROBINA HOUSE. S PORE 0106. TEL: *****88 TELEX RS ***** BOOKING: *****56 (OIRECT LINE) UNK SINGAPORE/BANGKOK TWICE A WEEK With Reefer, FCL and LCI Container Service Agents: Biaatat Tmmbml f CaalaM r- J p. I y Nifivi. irvßtpsn m rrwifiT rtrwinwf nvraiDNi m. Ln 325 S.P.M.
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      511 20 EVERGREEN M Full Container Service Round-The-World East Bound Service (FE/CARIB/USEC/EURO/W.MED./FE) Round-The-World West Bound Service (FE/W.MED./EURO/USEC/CARIB/FE) US WEST COAST SERVICE MEDITERRANEAN SEA SERVICE JEDDAH/EAST MED./ADRIATIC SEA SERVICE AISO ACCEPT* CARGO 10: 1) SOUTtCRN GERMANY 3) HUNGAMA. CaCHOSLOVKLA YOGOSLAVW RUMAMA 2) AUSTRIA 4) SMTZERLAND Agents GREEN ASIA SHIPPING PTE LTD 51 Anson
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      228 20 US I NOSE u MARITIME PTE LTD TO PAPUA NEW GUINEA/ SOUTH PACIFIC Singapore Loadnf tar: KYOWA COSMOS 7/5 Lae. P. Moresby. Raba*i, Ki OCEANA QUEEN Lae, P. Moresby. Rabaii Kieta, Honiara, Noumea, Lautoka, Suva, Papeete. Pafo, Apia. Nauu Jayapura, Newak, Lae, P. Moresby, Rabaul, Kenbe, Kieta, Honiara, Noumea, Lautoka,
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      862 21 V\v PACIFIC INTERNATIONAL LINES PIL Building, 140 Cecil Street, 03-00 Singapore 0106. Tel: *****33 VESSEL KOTA SALAM HOT A MU TIARA KOTA SEJATI KOTA RATU KOTA AOUNG 5 20-21/4 9-10/5 VOYAGE EAST AFRICA/REDSEA SERVICES HONGKOMG SINGAPORE LOADING FOR: n'tALAAM 12-13/4 17-20/4 ADEN, HOOEIDAH. JEDOAH, AQASA, PT SUDAN. MOMBASA. D 17-14/4
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      713 21 BLC BENLINE CONTAINERS KkJJEBSEN LINE K. NEW ZEALAND SOUTH EAST ASIA P Marnbf lac Nmhi hack taw Napm Tnvani BMI TICA S 13S 17/5 21/5 25/5 25/5 1/6 2/6 EBSN TAURANGA 25 28/5 5/t 7/8 10/ C CBSER SOUTH.MO tS 11/8 15/6 20/6 23/ C 27/6 28/6 Acctplnf Fa AND
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      647 21 DJAKARTA LLOYD INDONESIAN NATIONAL LINF FAR EAST S PORE SERVICE FULL CONTAINER VESSEL. BUSAN YOKOHAMA KOK KAOHSRMG HK gona ¥19 m n/J n/3 MAMTAHT VI) M t/4 11/4 31/3 3/4 13/4 lt/4 7/4 11/4 12/4 11/4 23/4 24/4 EAST BOUND store SOWAI V7EB 7/4-12/4 (OBC (MIT) WEST BOUND SP P*
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      614 21 BOUSTEAD SHIPPING AGENCIES BURMA FIVE STAR (Burmese National Line) Loadng for Rangoon S'pore Phashwefyawywa ¥252 10/11 Apr Paian Vtt 11/21 Apr Pa-an ¥13 28/30 Apr Ptiashwegyawywa V253W 28/30 Apr 26/27 Apr BANK LINE EXPRESS SEH-COHTAHER SERVICE TO UK/CONT SPORE R'DAM HULL HMBG IVYBANK 21 Apr 17 May 20 May 23
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      1059 22 K LINE KAWASAKI KISEN KAISHA, LTD. ECUADOR/PERU/CHILI FODt* m MOTtcx m store mis rut store robe suataquicauao arka iququi tfmmu sjmtono vklnmbo ASM ST* *35 UN VS. 15 Apr 1C Apr II Apt N Api JMm 25 km 2 M I M 7 M I M 12 M 10 M
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      338 22 //f CALIFORNIA/PACIFIC NORTH WEST SERVICE EXPRESS CONTAMER/REEFER/BULK SERVICE lorfmc tor lOS ANGIIfS SAN FRANCISCO. SEATTLE lACOMA. VANCOUVER BC Accept "if PCI/Fa Containers P Mai* Smfiporc I Aafdn "WMUTENMr' l/ll May 5 Mm AUSTRALIA EXPRESS CONTARCR SERVICE fate. VduhMii. Raftyi OuM. kjL«Huk TMraa/S. (*ti Prnnf P l«n| Sk«ap*« Lm*| tar MUM
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      482 22 SANKO ASIA FROM MHWU roars AND MOMOKONG GOLDEN LINE GIMN GUAN SWUNG (PTE) LTD Kaaa Ta« PrtaoP M M*| M Cad Slratl Tat Rata Lap* B*2ll r i*> M7*i r. Rstaa| 3*7* l PVHRf 3SS4IS Pm Ga*a« A|art: OKin LIOTD <M) SON M TU (437* STRAITS/PERSIAN GULF SERVICE: S pore
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      505 22 V INTRASEA (PTE) LTD. 10 Anson Ro.ir) c? 7 16 Inte»nation,« P Smqjporp 0207 Tel *****1 1 1 O L>nesl BREAKBULK SERVICE TO EUROPE/UK S pore P. KtfaiiLMdtat OCEAN mm *****03 S«M SETE/AHT/ROTT/UJ. (AVON) FORT NELSON *****05 M Apr 23 Apr ROTT/ANT/UJI (AVON) AND R M.Z.t^n S pore P ln<hn
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      714 23 FAR EAST/EUROPE FULLY CONTAINERISED SERVICE TO EUROPE/UK (VIA SUEZ): HK CONTMCK 44W 0 CHEF 4311 C ROZE 4311 N CRYSTAL Z9K ■Ml to— SS MODS m Also Kctpbnf cargo to/Iran Scandinavia HK CONTAINER S'pore Closing Times: FCL *16/4 FROM EUROPE (VIA SUEZ) Ham P.Kaianc Sngapori HKong K'uunj tean N CRYSTAL
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      402 23 Om/M2M lOmm/MJN OMW/M3M 7 Dwau bMM J Dm/MM p *1 i NtP'llf* *(.(NCIIS Plf I 10 In .'/KW gS4I4 RO«*h<(sl ???/M0 (flpffjtionv I ??09.>84 I'mwult ??o?so4 .r.is Ml i .I*' I UNAS SIII* SDN HMO HI IH 4!4<90 414.'45 PK IH PIN IH fht/S th 4/' i v 7 FULLY
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      618 23 SINSOV SINGAPORE SOVIET SHIPPING CO PRIVATE LTD SJNSOV BULDMG 55. Market Street Sinfapore 0104 Telephone Numbers *****3 (15 Lines) Cable Address SINSOV SMGAPORE Telei Numbers RS ***** RS ***** RS ***** P KELANG K"*" 6 M/S SHAMKAT NAM SOON SON. BHD IST ANO 2NO FLOOR MESSRS HM THONG SMTMG 23
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      423 24 ltc<|ional 4)oiit»iner Lilies jltimiimii V 3 Sa,lin g s weekly Reliable Regular Punctual Berthing PSA Mon Tue Sun HINODE KISEN CO. LTD MIDDLE EAST REGULAR LINER, 111 K lIK w I 11*1 < \KKII:K s>" 11/12 Apr 17/11 Apt 22/24 Apr -LINES VEB DEUTFRACHT/SEEREEDEREI ROSTQCJK FORTNKHTLY FULL CONT/UNER SERVICE tobmk
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      165 24 n Regional Weather W* ii: ft s 10 e 1 k :s-?- to mz LL SIGNIFICANT WEATHER AND SEA CONDITIONS AT 7JO AM. THIS MORNING. Wind direction with speed m knots Wave height LEGEND: 5 Thunderstorm T# deection with speed in knots V Shower f J ee Roin Wove height
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      68 25 FAR EAST/EUROPE CONTAINER SERVICE I a?'. '.1 PTM HTTTI UM CI ■ZB C prm mm IT. 11 ttiittm bum m mm rx~r g|m tMM. ACCE rat: BT.LNMK.K. mgm FMM I wm cot, m, inn ACCEFTMG RKM P. KELM6 H COKNHMOI. OSLO OSLO, CM, MMB CMCO TO Wfi. m I KOREA
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      13 25 PHILITRON FORWARDING PTE LTD fEL .'*****2 (8 LINES) TFLEX RS ***** PHIL I
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      237 25 LICORNE M/V ARMAGNAC VSISS M/V CGM VELAY V6LSS M/V CGM VAR Scan Dutch 9 To Europe (Med UK/NC/Scan) B Butane InPt B Butan( 18/4 B. Butane 25/4 B Butanf 2/5 B Butane 9/5 B Butang 16/5 B Butane 12/4 B Butane 19/4 B Butane 26/4 B Butane 3/5 B Butane
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      84 26 WORLD LINE EXPRESS REGULAR SERVICE W>JW/HONGKON6/STR)UTS ALSO ACCEPTING CARGO TO PORT KEIANG S-fOK P RCUNG WW *13 h M M/ ,j IQM n-122 Apr 11/21 Apr n/22 am «pr n/is IRC mi* tar* &»n «t ffW G* P7 On Afffit NffON GHB (J) PTE ITO Mm* In* Ca*t 1 HattM
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      318 26 Art »p*t r r«r w Mitsui OSK Lines Ltd CONVENTIONAL/SEMI-CONTAINER M. GRACE 12 Apr Mombasa. Daresaataam OCEAN ELITE 16 Apr Mombasa. Daressataam ASTRA PEAK 24 Apr Port Louis, Reunion SEA ARCHITECT 3 May Mombasa. Daressalaam. Tamatave EARNEST VENTURE NEDLLOYD MADRAS 14 Apr Monrovia. Abidjan, Lome. Apapa. Douata. Tema 7 May
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