The Business Times, 6 June 1985

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    12 1 BUSINESS TIMES M.C. (P) No. 99/1/85 THURSDAY, JUNE 6, 1185 60 CENTS
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  • Article
    Crackdown on errant directors
    874 1  -  Registrar acts against those who fail to file returns By ALVIN TAY, MANO SABNANI THE REGISTRAR of companies took more than 8,000 directors from more than 5,000 local-ly-registered companies to court in the first four months of this year for failing to file their mandatory annual
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    How the law takes its course
    162 1 1. Detection of default. 2. Reminder seat to cempaay and all directors (locally aid abroad) to file re tarns and to held AGM. Givea eae month to eemply. 3. If aaaaal return still net filed, ROC will prepare complaint. File In eenrt for Issue
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    Local company wins Chinese contract
    393 1  -  By SWARAN KAPUR MODERN MACHINERY and raw leaf tobacco from a Singa-pore-based company will soon increase China's production of cigarettes to one trillion and seventy five billion (1,075,000,000,000) a year. The deal, negotiated by Representations International, will be worth $16 million in the next 15
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    Ships more than 52m high barred from Keppel area
    172 1 SHIPS with a height of more than 52 metres will not be allowed into the waterway within Keppel Harbour from June 15. That area is to be designated as a Height Restricted Area (HRA) for vessels high»- than 48 but less
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    A-G's controversial idea on'sharing fraud losses
    291 1 A CONTROVERSIAL proposal that losses resulting from international fraud be shared by the trading community in the form of a surcharge was made by Singapore's Attorney-General, Mr Tan Boon Teik, yesterday. Addressing a gathering of about 150 traders, shipping executives and lawyers at the
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    Lock icon Computer security too lax
    103 1 AP MOST MAJOR Japanese companies do not provide sufficient security for their computers and risk theft and loss of company secrets, a Japanese National Police Agency official said in Tokyo yesterday. Quoting a survey of 1,450 firms, he said about 71.3 per cent of the companies
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    STOCK MARKET
    60 1 AFTER BEING in u mmM •tele far a week, tee Singapore stock market staged a miser rt\ bound yesterday. la tee afteraeea sessien, keylag late rest (rem bete tadhrtdaal lavesters aad lastltutieas was evIdeat la selective quality eeaaters. Ike BT Cempeette ladex reee U7 petals te 121.11, wkile
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    How a bitten investor makes the most of the situation
    487 1  -  By CHUANG PECK MING AT LEAST ONE of the 20 investors who sought police action against Jefferson Boyd, the company which sold them a franchise for "instant" french fries, has refused to admit that the business has had its chips.
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      254 1 SHARE INFORMATION 20 DOONESBURY 5 MONEY EXCHANGES 8 OUR VIEW BRITAIN'S welfare state was an attempt to create a just and equal society in which need was abolished and the government provided support from the cradle to the grave. Instead it has become an unbearable burden on the country, and
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  • HOME NEWS
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      Australia exploring trade cooperation
      300 2  -  Collaboration in selling turnkey packages to China By SHAHRIR ARIFF THE POSSIBILITY of Singapore and Australia working together to win business in the Chinese building, construction, and offshore oil exploration markets is being contemplated by top Canberra trade officials. Following talks in May between Singapore officials
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      Asean leather associations want to form an industry federation
      475 2  -  By ANNA TEO HEADS of the various Asean leather associations hope to form an industry federation to boost the region's sales of quality hides, footwear and leather goods. Speaking on behalf of her Asean counterparts, Mrs Sylvia Santos, president of the
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      Visa to introduce universal travel voucher in November
      297 2 A UNIVERSAL travel voucher the latest travel service that is said to cut down most of the payment problems between travel agents and merchants will be available in Singapore, before the end of the year. Visa International yesterday announced that three Visa
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      Italian gearbox maker eyes Asean market
      274 2 AN ITALIAN company is hoping to capture 10 per cent erf the Asean gearbox market, worth an estimated $10 million annually, in its first year of operation in the region. Rossi Motoriduttori recently appointed Boustead Electrics, a division of Boustead Services, to assemble its
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      Principals told not to call for ambulances unnecessarily
      114 2 SCHOOL principals have been told not to call for emergency ambulances in non-emergency cases such as minor injuries and illnesses. The director of the Fire Service has observed that ambulances have been used in many non-emergency cases, resulting in delays in responses
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    • TRADE TALK
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        THE SINGAPORE
        108 2 Robotics and Automation Association (formerly known as The Singapore Robotics Association) is organising an international conference as one of its major projects this year. The association aims to promote the development and use of industrial automation to make Singapore industries more competitive and to help launch the Republic
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        AN AUSTRALIAN
        67 2 compa- Ny will display its ornamental light fittings at the Australian Trade Commission on June 12 and 13. Ratcliffe Simson Lighting will show its Cumberland and Regency designs and ornamental Victorian fittings of brass. The company will also display its Lido "uplighter" which softens a room's illumination with
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        A ONE-DAY
        123 2 tutorial on gate arrays will be held on July 11 at the Mandarin Hotel in conjunction with the Cad- mat Asia TB conference and exhibition. The tutorial on gate arrays, which are circuit elements of an integrated circuit, wQI be conducted by Dr P J Hicks, a senior
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      Talk on exports to Indonesia
      59 2 MR MICHAEL HONNEY, the managing director of Societe Generate de Surveillance SA, the company contracted by the Indonesian government to implement its new customs import procedures, will speak at a halfday seminar on the new Indonesian policy tomorrow. The seminar, organised by Banque Indosuez, will
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      Sime awards scholarships
      136 3 SIME DARBY, which is celebrating its 75th anniversary this year, has awarded scholarships to six executives from Asean, including a 29-year-old businessman in Singapore. The candidates were selected on the basis of their potential management calibre. They were sent on a one-year course at the Asian Institute
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      HUS conference on satellite technology
      204 3 THE National University of Singapore will hold a regional conference and exhibition on the latest in satellite technology beginning Monday. Speakers at the conference, which closes on June 15, are from the Earth Resources Observation Satellite Data Centre (USA), France's National Space Agency and the
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      HDB awards contracts worth $19.6 m to 11 companies
      309 3 CONTRACTS worth $19.6 million (or building, electrical installation and other work have been awarded to 11 companies by the the Housing and Development Board. A contract worth $4.96 million was awarded to Greengarden Development Pte Ltd for the building of two
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      The price of not curbing growth in water demand
      480 3  -  The Mirror cites two expensive alternatives By LOH HUI YIN DRINKING water from recycled sewage effluent and desalinated sea water might have to be considered if growth in consumption is not curbed. These two expensive possibilities were cited in the latest
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      Seminar on benefits of conservation
      176 3 THE NATION-WIDE water conservation campaign is to be the subject of a seminar cum forum on Benefits of Water Conservation for Manufacturing Industries to be held on June 11. Organised by the Singapore Manufacturers' Association, the seminar will feature the successful efforts of two SMA
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      Formation of regional contractors' group may lead to joint ventures
      331 3  -  By UBA LEE THE FORMATION of the Asean Contractors Federation could lead to joint ventures between construction companies in the region. Mr Tan Eng Leong, president of the Singapore Contractors Association Ltd, said the formation of the federation in Jakarta
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  • OVERSEAS
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      Lock icon Chun seeks talk with Kim on unifying Koreas
      380 4 Reuter SOUTH KOREAN President Chun Doo Hwan has proposed a meeting with North Korean President Kim D-Sung this year ta discuss uniting the Korean peninsula. Opening a national conference of the Advisory Council on Peaceful Unification Policy, Mr „<Chun said: "Should the
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      Lock icon Beijing completes dismantling of all communes
      233 4 AFP CHINA has completed the process of dismantling all 56,000 people's communes. The communes, which combined administrative and economic functions, had been replaced by 92,000 town and township governments as a result of restructuring in recent years. The Civil Affairs Ministry made the announcement
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      Lock icon Military solution to Afghan war ruled out
      146 4 AFP SOVIET leader Mikhail Gorbachev has admitted that there can be no military solution to the war in Afghanistan, UN Mediator Diego Cordoves said on Tuesday. Mr Cordoves has Just returned to New Yovk after persuading Pakistan and Afghanistan to resume indirect negotiations
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    • WORLD IN BRIEF
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        Pullout
        41 4 THE LAST AMERICAN troops will leave Grenada at the end of September, Prime Minister Herbert Blaise announced on Tuesday. It will be just short of two years after 6,000 US troops landed on die Caribbean island and ousted the government.
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        Two-way trade
        58 4 TWO-WAY trade between Beijing and Seoul totalled US$35O million in 1964 in spite of the absence of diplomatic relations between the two countries, South Korean Foreign Minister Lee Won-Kyung said on Tuesday. He told the National Assembly that during 1984, South Korea sold $160 million worth of synthetic
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        S African move
        36 4 SOUTH AFRICA wffl install an interim govern- ment in Namibia on June 17, official South African sources said on Tuesday. They said South African President PW Botha was likely to attend the ceremony.
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        Turned down
        47 4 THE HOUSE of Lords has rejected an oppose Hon Labour Party motion to outlaw corporal punishment in British The vote of lit to 177 came in the committee stage of a controversial government Mil that would allow parents to exempt their children from school beatings.
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        Lock icon French deficit
        36 4 Agencies FRANCE'S provisional sessonslly adjusted first quarter 1985 current account showed a deficit of 6.9 billion francs, after a LI billion surplus in the last quarter of 1984, the French Finance Ministry said. Agencies
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      DAILY AIRCRAFT MOVEMENTS
      762 4 ARRIVALS Opftor MTW9 Local tMM ran PAA iiC ESfr MAS MAS MAS MAS MAS AC RBA SIA CPA QA SIA SIA THAI SIA MAS OA SIA MAS SIA OA SIA OA THAI SIA LUFT THAI SIA CPA MAS MAS SIA NW UTA JAL SIA SIA QA BG
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      Lock icon Star Wars plan survives attempts to limit funding
      398 5 AP PRESIDENT Ronald Reagan's Star Wars proposal (or a futuristic shield against nuclear attack survived two attempts in the US Senate on Tuesday to limit the research programme's spending and scope. The Senate rejected, 78-21, a move by Democratic Senator John Kerry,
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      Lock icon Public figures in Britain do their bit for Ethiopia
      180 5 AFP PUBLIC FIGURES in Britain, including Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher, have tried their hand at poetry for a book of verse expected to raise £200,000 for starving children in Africa. All proceeds of the book will go to the famine in
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      Lock icon Shultz tests Allies on Salt II
      198 5 AP SECRETARY of State George Shultz has begun sounding out Allies to discover the depth of their sentiment against the US violating the unratified Salt n treaty. US President Ronald Reagan is to notify Congress on Monday of his decision on whether he will
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      Lock icon Portugal facing crisis
      114 5 Reuter PORTUGAL'S ruling SocialistSocial Democratic coalition has collapsed and the Socialist leadership was due to discuss yesterday whether Prime Minister Mario Soares should resign or continue with a minority government. The Social Democratic Party (PSD) plunged the government into crisis on Tuesday by announcing its decision to
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      Lock icon Zhao indicates to Britain China's investment requirements
      293 5 Reuter Premier Zhao Ziyang, the architect of China's new economic plan, today gave top British industrialists a glimpse of his high-technology shopping list. Mr Zhao, feted by a British government eager to boost exports, told the businessmen China would need advanced technological know-how
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      Lock icon Senate body votes to, pressure South Africa!
      316 5 UPI THE SENATE Foreign Relations Committee has voted to impose an immediate ban on US bank loans to South Africa to pressure the white minority government to end its policy of racial separation. The 16-1 vote occurred as the House of Representatives debated
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      Lock icon Reagan reaffirms trade with China
      119 5 AP PRESIDENT Ronald Reagan has granted an additional extension of authority for trade between the US and China, Hungary and Rumania, saying that previous extensions had strengthened relations with the three communist countries. "These agreements continue to be fundamental elements in our political and economic
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      Lock icon Japan asks EEC to lift import quotas on 48 items
      258 5 AFP JAPAN turned the tables on the European Economic Community on the question of trade restrictions by asking the 10-na-tion common market to lift its import quotas on 48 items including film, raw silk and honey. Tokyo officials said that
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  • BANKING AND FINANCE
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      Lock icon Bank America restructuring expected to pay off
      339 7 Reuter BANKAMERICA CORP's forecast of only flat profit growth in the current quarter has surprised many analysts but has not shaken their belief that its fouryear restructuring efforts will begin to mesh together by next year at the latest. Arthur Soter of Morgan
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      Lock icon Hongkong gets its first US futures trading company
      302 7 FT BANKAMERICA'B futures trading subsidiary, BA Futures Incorporated, opened an affiliate in Hongkong on Monday, the first to be established in the colony by a US bank. However, the affiliate will have to trade through the Singapore International Monetary Exchange (Simex) because
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      Lock icon Dealing rates may change more often, says UK broker
      187 7 Reuter THE BANK of England may decide to change its money market dealing rates more frequently in future to reduce the scope for corporate interest rate arbitrage. Stockbroker Simon and Coates said the bank could also reduce arbitrage opportunities by developing
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      Lock icon Sterling M3 growth slows
      87 7 FT THE PACE of growth of Britain's most closely watched measure of British money supply, sterling M 3, slowed last month, although it remained well outside the target range set by the government. The Bank of England said it was estimated to have risen by about
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      Lock icon Fed allows Bankers Trust to sell commercial paper
      201 7 NYT IN A major decision that could open the door for a number of money-cen-tre banks to enter the commercial paper market, the Federal Reserve Board has decided that the Bankers Trust Co could continue to sell commercial paper. The Fed's board
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      Lock icon Tokyo's financial growth will benefit regional counterparts
      383 7 AFP TOKYO has failed to surpass Hongkong to become the world's third largest financial centre but Japanese growth in this respect will benefit Hongkong and Singapore in the long run. Shijuro Ogata, deputy governor (or international relations of the Bank of Japan, said
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      US$ forecast to start falling this year
      376 7 THE US DOLLAR will begin its decline in the course of this year and the US economy should grow strongly by the fourth quarter of the year. This is the forecast of the president of the Federal Reserve Bank of Boston, Dr Frank
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      273 7 i V* •I 4? 2 A: i m !T» 3»i 2 a •1' *< > r V X* T/f <* "S > r j <r •r *c* JL a X r 4 f ii*y i\a The mystery of the vanishing watchman The familiar face of the watchman is disappearing, yet
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  • MONEY AND EXCHANGES
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      Forex markets
      1017 8 SINGAPORE The US dollar (ell against major currencies yesterday with trading a bit more active compared with early this week. They said American banks sold the US qurrency in the morning and Singapore participants brought the dollar back in late trading after European markets opened with an unwinding
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      Foreign Exchange
      219 8 Interbank rates at 3pm yesterday: Local dollert to ON unit of currency: >eUr0ey c reee pertty US dolor 2.2150 2.2160 2 8196 -21.44 Storting pound 2.8106 2.8143 ***** -61 74 Australian dolor 1 4556 1 4585 3 4286 -57 55 NZ dolor ***** 0 9972 ***** -70 99
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      Gold
      241 8 HONGKONG: The metal closed lower In (airly active late trading yesterday as overseas selling, mostly from the Middle East, increased. Dealers attributed the selling to bearish sentiment amid signs of lower oil prices, which could lead to a price war. The metal ended at U*****.50/315.00 an ouncecompared with the
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      Asian $ market
      198 8 Asian market MNCATES «M mnn ft «w print It»rite» t* 12 aujar banks hi Ifcww. ASIAN dollar deposit rates yesterday closed little changed compared with opening levels in quiet trading. (ftsposM i 7 doy 1 month 2 month* 3 months 6 month* 9 month* 12 month* '•tM m OHm M
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      Simex
      366 8 EURODOLLAR futures gapped sharply higher at the opening yesterday and continued to trade higher on bullish pews of banking problems, weaker oil prices, higher bond prices and easier interbank rates. Overseas buying interest saw prices traded to the day's high of 92.12 In the September contract during Liffe opening
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      Money markets
      126 8 THE OVERNIGHT rate on the Singapore interbank money market row by V* point from Tuesday to close at per cent yesterday. The one-month rate (ell 3/16, the two-month rate fell Vfc while the threemonth rate fell 1/16 point. r I A AM Lh aft jf inTerDonic roTos ot
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  • RAW MATERIALS
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      Produce exchange
      146 9 ChiMN Produce Exchange (Setters' noon dewg prtcefc on Jmm S. SS/100 kg). Coconut oil BufcFOB 1)7 00 OW drum FOB 130 00 New drum FOB 134.00 Copra Mixed (loo»*) 60 buyers Pepper Muntok Whit* FOB NLW 870.00 Sarawak White FOB foq NLW 860.00 Sarawak special black FOB NLW
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      RICE
      274 9 Singapore (S$/Mo, |riw w) Frogrant new crop 1st 0.84 2nd 0.62 3rd 0.60 N*w Crop 25% no stock 10% no stock Thai Broken A-sup«r 056 Sp*OOl 0.54 Thai Rice 55% no stock Chino Rice 10% 0.87 15% no stock 25% no stock 35% no stock Thoi Boiled Rice s«
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      RUBBER
      171 9 SINGAPORE The market closed lower yesterday with June One RSS buyers quoted at 172.50 cents per kg, down one cent from Tuesday night. Prices hovered narrowly around overnight levels in very quiet morning trading with lack of Inro orders and the closure of the Malaysian market dampening »activity. The
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      SOYBEAN
      238 9 SOYBEAN futures closed two to 3'/4 cents a bushel lower on the Chicago Board of Trade on Tuesday with all but the nearby July contract posting new season's lows. July ended near the middle of a four-cent range. New crop months again led the market lower on the forecast
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      WHEAT
      212 9 WHEAT futures closed 3'/« to Ito US cents a bushel higher in active trade on the Chicago Board of Trade on Tuesday. July ended near the top of a 4Vi cent range. A number of new export tenders for soft red winter wheat, including a 200,000 tonne tender by
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      RAS and SSR
      209 9 RAS prices in S cents/kg, FOt in 1 ■ales NOON CLOSE Int 1 RSS Prompt 174.00 175 00N 173.00 I74.00N Int 1 RSS June 85 173.50 174.00 172.50 173.00N Int 1 RSS Ju»y 85 170.50 171.00 169 50 170.00N Int 2 RSS' 169.25 170.25N 168.75 169.75N UK/Cont.
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      13 9 KL TIN A Price Turnover Ooting prices on Juno 5 (conts/Vg) dosed closed
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      TEXTILES
      160 9 Yarn (In HK$ per hot* of 400 fe) China corded yarn, cones Blue Phoemx I6's 2,550 Blu« Phoenix 20's 2,700 Blue Phoenix 32's 3,150 Blue Phoenix 40's 3,500 Girded yarn, hank Blue Phoenix 2I'» 2,950 Combed yarn, cones Blue Phoenix 32's 4,250 Blue Phoenix 4Cs 4,400 Open-end yam Bkie
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      PALM OIL
      42 9 MALAYSIAN crude palm oil market was closed yesterday. USS/tonM (f«Men' dosing price*) on June 4 Sumatra 5% v June 575 00s* July 565.00* Aug 550 00* Sep 550 00* ROTTERDAM USS/tonne (tetters' closing pricts) Sumotro/M'sio Max 5 JuJy 560 OOsJr
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      LONDON MARKETS
      1068 9 COFFEE Robusta futures yesterday ended a subdued session near the highs of a narrow range, with contracts unchanged to £3 a tonne below Tuesday night's levels. Prices worked higher up to the recess, mostly prompted bylower sterling against the dollar, although there appqpred to be* some operator reluctance
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      195 9 I I Chase Home Financing makes it easy for you toiniy your new house. Take a look at what we offer and youH discover there're many reasons for getting your loan from Chase. 1. Up to 100% financing with CPF savings. 2. No restriction on using monthly CPF contributions''to make
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  • FEATURES
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      An attempt that failed
      513 10 THE WELFARE STATE was one of the greatest achievements of the United Kingdom and has become one of its major burdens. It heralded a new era for a generation shaken by war and which still remembered the equal but different horrors of the 1930's soup kitchens,
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      Tapping the heart of the corporation
      1320 10  -  By ANNA TEO LARGE CORPORATIONS in America do have a heart. Among the 294 corporations which give to fund-raising organisation United Way of America, 200 are Fortune 500 companies employing over 12 million people. And in times of severe economic hardship, people who were
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      Devine's 36 years upholding the United Way
      503 10 CHARLES ("Chuck") DEVINE'S retirement last year did not end his 36-year-old link with the United Way movement. Having served as executive director in three United Ways in Pasadena, Portland and then Seattle, where he became the executive vice-president, Mr Devine, 66, is now
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  • Page 10 Miscellaneous
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      1140 10 TO OB® Wm> TV HIGHLIGHTS Thursday Feature Special Jacqueline Bouvier Kennedy 10pm, Channel 5 The life and times of one of the most famous women in America, Jackie Kennedy, is followed from the time she was five through finishing school, Vassar and to Washington where she met John Fitzgerald Kennedy.
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  • SPORTS
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      Charity Open aims to raise $100,000
      453 11  -  By WALTON MORAIS TAN AH MERAH Country Club, one of Singapore's most prestigious golf clubs, is hoping to raise $100,000 in its inaugural Charity Open championship in July. The organisers are offering four different cars with a combined value of $185,106 as hole-in-one prizes
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      Lock icon Celtics vow to put more body on the ball
      223 11 UPI THE Boston Celtics, believing the Los Angeles Lakers are beating them at their own game, vow to be more aggressive in tonight's fourth game of the National Basketball Association championship. The defending champion Celtics trail the best-of-seven series 2-1 and
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      Junie's set her heart on Seoul
      593 11  -  By BRIAN MILLER IF ALL goes well at the International Invitation swim competition later this month and at the South-East Asia Games in Bangkok at the end of the year, Singapore might find swim star Junie Sng in the thick of the action at
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      Lock icon McEnroe hauls himself into the semi-finals
      334 11 Reuter JOHN McENROE, his game for once as fallible as that of an ordinary tennis mortal, flirted with defeat before hauling himself into the semi-finals of the French Open at the expense of Sweden's Joakim Nystrom on Tuesday. The world No 1 veered through
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      243 11 AFP THE run of success for Argentina's Gabriela Sabatini, who celebrated her 15th birthday just three weeks ago, continued at the French Open tennis championships in Paris yesterday when she swept into the women's singles semi-finals after defeating fourth-seed Manuela Maleeva of Bulgaria 6-3, 1-6,
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      Lock icon Danzig duo try for a winning combination
      337 11 UPI THOSE looking for a decent bet on Saturday's Belmont Stakes might try what trainer Woody Stephens calls a "Danzig exacta" a wager on two Danzig offspring running the gruelling 2,400 m race. The horses are Stephen's Colt, Stephan's Odyssey, and Roger Laurin's
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      643 11 CRYPTIC PUZZLE ACROSS 1 Nome for a god and a boot (6) 7 Upset an open vessel (8) 8 Form of gas ring for a pudding (4) 10 With which to write a corny composition (6) 1 1 Pronounce a sure thing (6) 14 Chap on the right, for instance
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  • INTERNATIONAL STOCKS
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      Lock icon Pilots agree to more talks with management
      342 12 UPI THE AMERICAN union representing more than 5,000 pilots who went on strike against United Airlines nearly three weeks ago has agreed to return to the bargaining table, but the airline has said it had not decided whether to accept the invitation of
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      Lock icon Rolls-Royce to be sold before 1988
      165 12 AP THE BRITISH government will shortly appoint an investment bank to look into how Rolls-Royce, the state-owned aircraft engine maker, can be sold to the private sector. In a written reply to a Member of Parliament, Industry Undersecretary Geoffrey Pattie said Prime Minister Margaret
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      Lock icon Wall Street closes at near record levels
      332 12 Reuter A SPURT of buying late in the session pushed the stock market close to record levels on Tuesday as investors gained confidence about the outlook for interest rates. The Dow Jones Industrial Average gained 4.37 points to close at 1,315.30, just a
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      231 12 jim to 1600 MOUSTV1ALS A Afch* 850 25 A£ And a 160 775 unch 9100 1340 7850 -60 •290 Amaprap AMC 430 2900 unch -90 1220 5 Charter 4708 C G Sntfh 2650 25 Cam Gatd 1400 inch CHA 300 inch nRUfvP D« Boon 1 avV 1067 -8 SHU:
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      742 12 Amsterdam JWCM AM Ifc 444.30 -15 Aafon 193.90 -0 6 MM 227 00 415 Mm 100.90 AXfV ***** -00 aoao -T2 41.00 1 fcfc04.00 300 10 -3.4 t£ ZZT «JO Zo 32 60 ♦1.3 UN* 0**1 401.00 -1 127 JO -4 119.40 +0.4 Mi ZZII 30.50 -0.1 fxttkm
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  • ASIAN STOCKS
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      Hongkong
      364 13 HONGKONG: Share prices closed weaker in fairly quiet trading yesterday as selling pressure continued. Dealers said the sell orders came mainly from small investors and there was virtually no buying support because institutions were mostly sidelined. In the absence of fresh factors the market needs to consolidate further before
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      Taipei
      194 13 JUNE OS M7 Uan Mm Indus 11.60 26.50 +0.45 -0.4 AM Sincara Mm Am Camant ZOO 23.20 +0.02 -0.3 •4.2 PodAc Corn Pacific Bact Wit 16.90 13 70 •0.2 ■0.4 1.04 -004 On MIjmmI, Own Own CNno Dov On Bact Wha Oano Gulf Ptas China Rahar af.aj 4,4 Shan
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      Tokyo
      332 13 TOKYO; Share prices soared in morning trading and held at that level in the afternoon, pushing the market average above the 12,600 level at the close for the first time this week. The average ended at 12,693.21, up 109.90, after rising the same amount on Tuesday, after touching a
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      Manila
      92 13 MANILA: Share prices closed generally firmer in thin trading yesterday. The mining marker rose 3.35 to 679.62 and oils firmed 0.034 to 0.782 while the commercial and industrial index eased 0.28 to 128.83. JUNE OS Nm MorH««l Onantol B PMax B .....0.0014 unch 0.011 ireh 0.1150 UKh Phi Ap*«
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      Sydney
      397 13 SYDNEY: Australian sharemarkets fell heavily for the second day in succession yesterday, on investor uncertainty following Tuesday's release of the federal government's tax proposals. Dealers said yesterday's market was characterised by a lack of buyers, with overseas interests withdrawing because of the proposal to tax gold mines. The all
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      Bangkok
      162 13 BANGKOK: Share prices closed lower in moderate trading yesterday. The Book Club index dropped 0.57 point to 138.83 and declines led advances by more than four to three. Turnover was 229,828 shares worth 30.6 million baht compared to Tuesday's 139,800 worth 16.9 million. JUNf OS WM Sam Camant Sam
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      72 13 JUNE 5 Won +i •4 Hyundoi ConM Hytrtda Motor KAL 910 575 429 -8 +2 -2 Chohtung Bk 371 Korea FW 633 •1 -4 +2 CofrvnflrcXJl Bk 621 inch -6 unch unch 4 Korea Shto 402 575 2 695 unch 472 Somwig Bsc 770 ■9 GoidStor HariiBk 561 635
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      81 13 Reuter CHINA will end state control of electric power generation in an attempt to solve the nation's electricity shortages. The New China news agency said the executive state council would allow local governments and departments to build and run their own plants and fix their charges
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      Lock icon Chiyoda consortium puts in unexpectedly low bid
      366 13 FT A JAPANESE consortium led by Chiyoda Chemical Engineering and Construction Co has outbid two other Japanese-dominated consortia in the battle lor Thai Oil Refinery Co's long-delayed refinery expansion contract with a much lower than expected price otter. The consortium, which also includes
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      Lock icon 'Miti stops trader from buying petrol from Hongkong'
      276 13 Bernama LIONS PETROLEUM CO president Taiji Sato has said that the Ministry ot International Trade and In* dustry (Miti) has apparent» ly stopped his plan tt* import petrol from kong Mr Sato said he did not have any evidence but ad-' ded
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      Swedish community is adapting to Singapore's priority areas
      777 14 Message from H E the Swedish Ambassador to Singapore, Mr Arnold Willen SWEDEN'S relations with Singapore cover a broad range of sectors. Although Sweden, through its merchant shipping, came into contact with Singapore in the early 19th century, it is only over
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      The best is yet to be
      311 14 Message front Mr Gustsv Benotsson, President of the Swedish Dullness AstftfitHftn of Singapore WE ALL REACT to news in some way or other, and in the field of business, news about the economy is of prime importance. As in general instances, goods news would
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      Establishing bilateral cooperation in research and education
      1426 15  -  By JONAS ENGBERG University of Stockholm FROM LATE January until late April this year, I had the pleasure of staying in Singapore as an adviser on cultural and information afffcirs, temporarily attached to the Swedish Embassy. Even if culture and information matters were
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      Lock icon The country in brief
      447 15 Europa Yearbook 1985, Vol One Oeagrsshy Sweden lies in north-western Europe and occupies about two thirds of the Scandinavian peninsula. Finland lies to the north-east and Norway is to the north-west and west About 15 per cent of the country lies north of the Arctic Circle.
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      Summer-holidaying in a Swedish town called Trosa
      581 16  -  A place known as the end of the world INGA-LILL BRUNELL A PERSON AT THE height of euphoria and ecstasy would prwably say he Is on the "top of the world", but for quite a number of Swedes, the best place to be,
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      A gourmet's paradise, a sailor's delight and an art haven
      386 17 sa, there is quite a large variety of marine life and on one of the largo* islands is situated the Marine Research Centre, associated with the University of Stockholm. The favourite catch if you are out fishing is, of course,
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      Sleepy town becoming Scandinavia's Silicon Valley
      1315 18  -  A dormitory town on the outskirts of Stockholm is suddenly breaking new ground in the fast-changing world of high technology. JURIS KAZA takes a look into the past and future of Kista. JURIS KAZA ATOP AN ancient Viking burial ground lies the spot designated
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      Singapore as a stepping stone to the regional market
      791 18  -  By JAN MARTINSSON, KOH TSE YING MOST SWEDES who have Invested in Singapore would probably admit that they see the Republic as a "golden opportunity and a launching pad for the entire Asian market". Their vision has certainly not been confined
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      153 14 i 9 Swedish Business Association of Singapore Killiney Road PO Box 292, Singapore 9123. Tel: *****71, Tlx: RS ***** Cable: SVENSK SWEDEN TODAY has beeri produced with support from the following members ABV-LCM Engineering Pte Ltd Alfa-Laval South East Asia Pte Ltd Atlas Copco (SEA) Pte Ltd ASEA (S) Pte
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      136 15 '{Mm#* 1 Enjoy first-class treatment on an economy ticket. It's possible. On SAS First Business Class. t We seat you in a separate spacious cabin instead of behind a curtain. The wide and anatomically contoured seats all have footrests. You get more legroom, more aisle space. Dine on china instead
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      81 16 ONLY 8 MILLION PEOPLE LIVE IN SWEDEN LESS THAN 0.2% OF THE- WORLD'S POPULATION. AND YET ONE SWEDISH COMPANY PRODUCES 8% OF THE WORLD'S HEAVY DUTY TRUCKS, 7% OF THE WORLD'S HEAVY BUS CHASSIS, 1% OF THE WORLD'S CARS, 26% OF THE WORLD'S INBOARD PLEASURE-CRAFT ENGINES, 60% OF THE WORLD'S
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      44 17 Who can supply transmission stations for Sweden, power plants for Brazil, factory automation for the U.S. and robots for Singapore? A world leader in high technology ASEA Singapore Pte Ltd 2, Sixth Yang Road, Jurong, Singapore 2262. Tel: 2|p677 Cable "ASEASIN Telex: RS 2216^
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      132 18 Nature has taken the rational approach to storage +4 Etectioiux adapts the'bee-hivC approach far high-diensitFsteaage Bees have found the logical method to storing their honey-systematic and equally-constructed combs that minimize space usage lor maximur storage capacity. Nature has indeed answered today's storage problems. At Electrolux, we've been providing economical and
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  • SHARE INFORMATION
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      Singapore market closes higher on late buying
      4152 19 SHARE PRICES on the Singapore stock market closed slightly higher yesterday, thanks to a pick-up in buying interest in the afternoon session. However, the late spurt in buying failed to push the market significantly higher. As a result, the BT Composite Index put
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      Chief price changes
      143 19 SINGAPORE Rims Indices to 4 to 5 0 C I c r *90 30 BT Ciinii 711.61 721.70 ♦35 15 ruoM. *****69 SMI Mi DBS 625 10 •T06/0S ■W -311 f IN S» •0, ST In inil iti 609.13 12.02 0 1 HMp Mt 223 10' st
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      Business done on the SES
      2144 19 BID and offer pete— officially I listed and iwrtnses in and r»- j ported to Um Stock Exchange of j Slnpport yesterday with the j number of dura traded abown i In brackets in lote of MM unlU uniees otherwise *>eclfted All Time Settlement Contracts
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      COMPANY MEETINGS
      296 19 DAH YUNG INVESTMENT LTD: Twenty-first AGM at No. 1 Shipyard Road, Singapore today at 11am. HOTEL NEGARA Limited: Seventeenth AGM at 15, Claymore Drive, Singapore 0922 today at noon. HOTEL PBOPEBTIE8 UNITED: Fifth AGM at Hong Kong Room, Hilton International Singapore, 581 Orchard Road, Singapore 0923 today at
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      1321 20 Current payment 1* date Books do*e Dote poyoble Totel for the yeor Total for lest year A Enterprises Acma Ambassodor Amol Steel Asiatic D«v B Roya Batu Kawan Batu Lintang Bolton Bousteod C A C C C M C K Tang Cold Store C Properties Chem Ind Chin
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      Time Engineering plans to raise output and range of electrodes
      295 20 TIME ENGINEERING Bhd plans to increase its production capacity and range of electrodes, said chairman Senator Tan Sri C Selvarajah in his latest annual address to shareholders. Senator Tan Sri Selvarajah said the manufacture and sales of electrodes continued to
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      Fima Metal Box's pre-tax profits drop 16pc to $8.5 m
      184 20 PROFIT MARGINS came under pressure at Fima Metal Box Bhd (FMBB) during the year ended March 1965. Pre-tax profits fell by 16 per cent to $8.5 million while sales rose by 3 per cent to $116 million. But FMMB emphasises
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      Poor market attributed to an excess of scrip
      602 20  -  By HOMER CHEN THE FLOOD of scrip arising from rights, bonus and new issues, share swops and acquisitions during the past five years has been singled out by a leading analyst as a major factor behind the recent poor performance of the
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      Keck Seng planning to replace rubber trees with oil palms'
      523 20 PLANTATION and property-based Keck Seng (M) Bhd is planning to uproot its rubber trees and replace them with oil palms within the next three years. Chairman Ho Yeow Koon said that this was due "to the competitive market for fresh
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      Lock icon D & P sure of market prospects in EEC, US
      383 20 D P sure of market prospects in EEC, US Bernama TEXTILE manufacturer Dragon ft Phoenix Bhd (D ft P) is confident of the long-term market prospects for its products in the European Economic Community and the US in spite of the softening of the US market and the appreciation of
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      Selected indices
      94 20 HONGKONG Tuesday 1234.4 Hong Seng Index Wednesday 1627.82 Week ago 1246.5 Tuesday 1643.35 NEW YORK Week ago 1597.7) Dow Jones Tuesday TOKYO Monday 1310.93 Week ago 1301.52 Tokyo Dow Jones Wednesday *****.21 Tuesday *****.31 Week ago *****.17 Stondord Poors Tuesday 190.04 Monday 189.93 Week ago 87 85 TSE
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      Lock icon Fanning gossip on Fitzpatrick's
      290 21 i HOCK LOCK SIEW THE WINDS of change is blowing through Dairy Farm Singapore, the food processing and retailing unit of Hongkong Land best known for its Fitzpatrick's chain of supermarkets in Singapore. Two senior executives have given notice of their resignation from the Singapore operation.
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      RESULTS DUE
      746 21 LAST FULL YEAR Cowpowy Period Date last year Year ending Net EPS (cents) Grew div Net profit ($*000) Pohong lov K L Industries feofc Hue QAF Ltd Muroto Final Final Final Final Final Jan 31 Mar 16 Mar 27 Mar 30 Apr 30 Dec 84 Oct 84 Dec
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      SPH takes a 60pc stake in Musicway
      127 21 SINGAPORE Press Holdings Ltd has taken up a 60 per cent stake in an Australian company, Musicway Corporation Ltd. SPH paid $450,000 for the stake in the Australian subsidiary by subscribing 450,000 shares of All each at par. The remaining 40 per cent
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      Parkway plans to make further acquisitions
      292 21 SHAREHOLDERS of what used to be Singapore Glass can look forward to a brighter future now that the company has been reborn as Parkway Holdings The revamped group is planning further acquisitions in various businesses to boost earnings. The chairman of Parkway, Mr Cecil
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      Khong Guan's sales accord being modified
      580 21  -  Ownership of buyer changes hands By NAJEEB JARHOM MODIFICATIONS are being made to Khong Guan Flour Milling Ltd's year-old agreement to sell its 30 per cent stake in United Malayan Flour Mills Bhd to Golden Hut Enterprises Sdn Bhd. Since the deal, ownership of
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      Sigma takeover saga set to enter final stage
      475 21 THE PLANNED TAKEOVER of Sigma Metal by Grand United Holdings is now ready to enter its final stage, seemingly unaffected by the cancellation of Pan-El's purchase of Adelphi Hotel. The «nai stage of the $83 million takeover bid for Sigma will be
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      LONDON STOCKS
      848 21 EQUITIES closed off the lows after a quiet session's trading yesterday. News that the British National Oil Corporation proposed cutting its brent crude oil price for June to U5526.65 from $27.90 had little impact. At 1430 GMT, the FTSE 100 Share Index was down 1.6 points at 1335.0
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      Tat Lee blames property market for lower profits
      383 21 THE PROPERTY market has been blamed by Mr Goh TJoei Kok, chairman of the Tat Lee Bank, for much of the sharp downturn experienced by the group last year. Profits after tax for the whole group which comprises two parts the hank
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      Kamunting EGM on July 5
      203 21 TEN SHAREHOLDERS of Kamunting Tin Dredging Bhd (KTD), the beleaguered company now embroiled in a legal tussle, have requisitioned an extraordinary general meeting for July 5. Five resolutions are to be tabled then. The first is to allow members or their representatives to vote on
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    Measures which help keep pollution in control
    506 22  -  By LOH HUI YIN SINGAPORE rejected 131 of 1,765 applications received last year to set up factories because they failed to meet environmental standards. Thirty-two summonses, mostly involving dark smoke emission and open burning offences, were also issued last year under the Clean
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    S'pore taxi fares low by world levels
    409 22  -  By JEFFREY TSANG TAXI CHARGES in Singapore are among the lowest compared with some major cities in the world in spite of the recent fare increases. Time magazine did a study recently of taxi fares in nine major cities. Although Singapore was not
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    Citicorp chairman to pay three-day visit to S'pore
    277 22  -  By SOH TIANG KENG Financial Corraspondant MR JOHN REED, chairman of Citibank, the world's biggest bank with assets of more than US$l5l billion, will arrive in Singapore on Saturday for a threeday visit. Mr Reed, who became chairman of Citibank and its
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    58 22 Reuter THE STOCK market headed higher in early trading yesterday with averages again moving into record territory. The Dow Jones Industrial Average was up six points to 1321. The record closing high for the index was 1315 on Friday. Volume amounted to about 14.97 million shares with
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      Lock icon Record Taipei reserves
      42 22 Reuter TAIWAN'S foreign currency reserves reached a record US$l7.9 billion at the end of May compared with $14.5 billion a year earlier. A Central Bank official said about 70 per cent of the reserves were in US dollars. Renter
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      Lock icon Soccer fans face death penalty
      40 22 UPI THE OFFICIAL Chinese Communist Party newspaper Peoples Daily said that seven soccer fans face possible death sentences for beating up police and smashing vehicles on May 19, during Beijing's worst riot in 30 years.
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      Lock icon Manila seeks Japanese aid
      38 22 Reuter THE Philippine government is seeking finsnrfag from Japan's Overseas Economic Cooperation Fund (OECF) for 18 projects. A Presidential Palace statement yesterday said the projects have a combined foreign exchange cost of US$4OO million.
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      Lock icon New Lankan laws against terrorism
      34 22 Reuter THE Sri Lankan government yesterday deckled to introduce new laws, based on Indian legislation, to fight terrorism. The death sentence would be among penalties under the new legislation.
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      Lock icon Withdrawal from Lebanon
      44 22 UPI ISRAEL will complete its military withdrawal from Lebanon today, the third anniversary of the start of the Jewish State's most divisive and controversial war. Some Israeli troops may still remain in Lebanon to train the Israeli-financed South Lebanon army. UPI
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    Lock icon Australia bans S African contracts
    136 22 Reuter THE Australian government said yesterday it would no longer sign construction contracts with companies having majority South African ownership. The ban was effective immediately and its extension to other sectors of government would also be examined, it said. The decision was consistent with the
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    Lock icon Jakarta plans to liberalise her market
    123 22 Reuter INDONESIA is studying measures to reduce protection of its domestic industry but must proceed cautiously, according to Finance Minister Radius Prawiro. "We are still working on it," he said yesterday. "It is a very sensitive area." In a confidential report obtained by Reuters
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    Lock icon Why Sabah's reserves have dwindled
    342 22 Bernama THE SABAH state reserves dwindled from MJ43O million to $173.9 million between the time of the dissolution of the state assembly and the coming into power of Parti Bersatu Sabah (PBS). State Finance Minister Mr Bernard Dompok said: "There was $430 million when the
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    Lock icon Debt crisis has not bred monetary discipline
    455 22 UPI AFP THE DEBT CRISIS in the developing world has eased but many nations still lack the tough fiscal discipline and political will needed for a full recovery, a panel of influential bankers said yesterday. "It is fair to say that we have
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    Lock icon Opec influence diminishing, says its chairman
    233 22 UPI THE INFLUENCE of the Organisation of Petroleum Exporting Countries is diminishing due to high oil production by non-Opec nations and a sluggish world economy, the organisation's chairman said yesterday. Mr Subroto, who is also Indonesia's Minister of Mining and Energy, described the world
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    109 22 Reuter INDIA will invite foreign oilcompanies to explore for oil in the country's 70 to 80 offshore blocks in the next two to three months, Petroleum Secretary G V Ramakrishna said. "The companies are waiting for a package of terms under which they can participate
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      9 22 Senate body votoa to proaaura South Africa, Pago 5
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      198 22 t HHpV« Si, V V >!>v tXJS> L 'iai -my j The Centurion Executive 18 karat gold, stainless steel, with or without diamonds Quartz. Water-resistant With sweep-second hand; day and date CONCORD. THE NAME IS A LEGEND, OWNERSHIP A PRIVILEGE. Singapore Authorised Dealers Asia Watch Centre Cortina Watch Centre Chew
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      58 22 WMsm Outlook for today: Showers over, several oreos in the lote morning and aorty afternoon. Report for 24 hours prior to 7 30pm on June 5 at the airport Maximum temperature 29.6 Associated humidity 78 Minimum temperature 25.0 Associated humidity 92 Hours of sunshine 0.9S Rainfall in millimetres 7.0 Rainfoll
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      Australian unions likely to opppse foreign manned ships
      159 23  -  By KINGSLEY WOOD AUSTRALIAN maritime unions are likely to oppose the v use of foreign manned passenger ships as floating grandstands for the America's Cup Challenge off the West Australian coast in 1967. The unions are concerned only about shipping brought to
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      EAC Lines revamps trans-Pacific trade
      453 23  -  By JUNE LIM EAC LINES is revamping its trans-Pacific and feeder operations. The reorganisation will result in the introduction of bigger capacity container ships and revision of its port rotation. The Danish carrier has chartered three new 1,800-TEU vessels from an undisclosed Panamanian company for
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      CSC pulls out two ships
      121 23 THE CEYLON Shipping Corporation (CSC) has pulled two ships out of its Middle East Service, to be headed for auction once the Colombo government gives its consent. The termination of service of these two vessels was forced on CSC by Middle East port states, which
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        Nedlloyd deploys two ships
        106 23 NEDLLOYD LINES has phased two multi-pur-pose vessels, the Nedlloyd Santos and Nedlloyd Singapore, into its Far East Carribbean Express Service. The two 20,964 dwt vessels are part of a total of four ships which Nedlloyd acquired from Maersk Line. The two other sister-ships the Nedlloyd Seoul
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        Improvement for ABP
        109 23 ASSOCIATED British Ports are optimistic for the first half results of 1965, according to its chairman Keith Stuart. Mr Stuart said: "Profits currently being earned from operations at the ports are an encouraging level, and all the signs are that for the first half of 1965 the
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        Maritime Law conference
        105 23 The 12th ANNUAL conference of the Maritime Law Association of Australia and New Zoabim* will be held this year in Melbourne on October 20-23. The conference always attracts delegates from many parts of the world and already there are a large number of bookings. The Frank Stewart
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      PORT CONDITIONS
      1141 24 ANGOLA May 21 Luanda 5-6 days. 13 vessels berthed, 4 anchored. Lobito No delay. ARGENTINA May 21 Bueno6 Aires 20-25 days. 37 vessels berthed, 15 anchored awaiting grain loading. 6 days. 7 vessels anchored awaiting open quary berth. Rosario —10-12 days. 11 vessels berthed. San Lorenzo 7-10 days.
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      Members to hold electronic meetings
      289 24 MEMBERS of the Trans-Pacific Westbound Rate Agreement (TWRA) are now able to hold "electronic meetings" across three continents. This would enable them to "meet" on a continuous basis without leaving the office and take instantenous decisions on rates. The prompt response is crucial in the
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      Amsterdam's troughput
      88 24 A RISE OF 10 per cent in cargo throughput has been achieved during the first three months of the year at the Port of Amsterdam. The rise in cargo handled has been attributed to a marked growth, about 45 per cent, in the transport of dry bulk cargoes
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      Lock icon Increase in A & P Appledore's profits
      311 24 Increase in A P Appledore's profits Lloyd's List UNTTED KINGDOM shipbuilding management and consultancy group, A A P Appledore, has unveiled a 31.7 per cent increase in interim pre-tax profit. Pre-tax profits for the six months ending March 31 rose to £443,000 from £337,100 in the corresponding period the year
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      Norwegian company to build drillship
      238 24 PLANS TO build a highly sophisticated and expensive new drillship have been unveiled by a Norwegian company. The $80 million project gives Norwegian shipyards the promise of new offshore orders worth more than US$2OO million being placed within just a few weeks. The same company
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      INDEX TO ADVERTISERS
      690 24 ABShpg V s Atao Una VI a APC Una V 4 AM. AM 2/3 ASCL i 1 BoM-Conodo Una VI 4/5 Bait-Onant Una VI 4/5 Baltic Em IX 2 Bonk Law V 5 BBS 1 4/5 Boys wot ar Shpfl V 4 Ban Una Cont V 3
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      LONDON FREIGHTS
      1686 24 ORE VOYAGE chartering was a feature of the freight market on Tuesday but confirmed details of such business were slow to emerge, dry cargo brokers said. A vessel was reported fixed for 220,000/240,000 long tons iron ore from Saldanha Bay to Rotterdam at U554.75 fio for June, some
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      FMC's administrator resigns
      179 25 ADMIRAL HAROLD Shear has resigned as administrator of the US "Federal Maritime Administration. The resignation took effect on June 1, only a couple of days after Admiral Shear handed in his letter. It is known that Admiral Shear had been frustrated by the glacial movement of some
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      Shakeout needed in liner trades
      552 25  -  By LIM SOON NEO A SHAKEOUT IN the shipping industry is needed both in tonnage and the way the industry is organised, said Mr Kerry St Johnston, chairman of Overseas Containers Ltd. Liner trades and conferences have been affected by the advent of containerisation and
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      CONSORTIA
      184 25 THE MAJOR shipping consortia operating between the Far East/European, Par East/Persian Gulf, Straits ports/Australia, Straits/Japan and the member lines: ACE (FAR EAST/EUROPE): Franco Belgian Services. "K" Line. Korean Shipping Corporation. Neptune Orient Lines. Orient Overseas Container Line. Cho Yang shipping. ANRO (STRAITS/AUSTRALIA): Australian National Line. Australia/Straits Container Line. Nedlloyd
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      ABS new headquarters
      124 25 AMERICAN BUREAU of Shipping will move into its new headquarters in Paramus, New Jersey, at the end of this year. The non-profit, non-governmental, classification society acquired the five-storey building at an undisclosed price. The building has a total of 167,800 sq feet of office space with almost
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      SHIPPING LIST where your ships are due...and when
      6099 30 A guide to ships loading at Singapore for porta 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
      685 31 RECEIVING OF EXPORT FCL CONTAINERS AND LCL CARGO Godws FCL Arrival for LCL movamant Ship Voy dote/time Operator cargo schedule Location Uni Forward 003W 06.6.85 2100 G Asia F2 0600-0900 S4 Rotu Konsort 172N 06.6.85 2300 S'pore Shpg F2 0700-0800/1000-1100 N1 E Gentle 004RW 06.6.85 2359 G Asia
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      Who acts for whom ...
      1723 31 Who acts for whom The leading shipping lines operating from local ports and their agents. A—B A T«f EnterpnsM N Ltd Sam* (S) AI Shipping Bousteod Shpg Agencies Afeo Lm African Shpg Ageocies (S) Ahrenkiel Lmer Kim Shpg (S) Alfred C T««pf« Oceonus Stappng Agencies (S) Multport Sdn ohd (PK)
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      SHIPS IN PORT
      432 32 AT CONVENTIONAL WHARVES Vessel Berth Agent Arrival Departure KEPPEL WHARVES Gen Lykes K36 Scalp alongside 06.6.85/2200 Koh Jin K9/10 i Borneo alongside 06.6.85/0300 Str Venture K24E SSPL alongside 06.6.85/1500 Trans Hav KI1A Barber alongside 06.6.85/1300 AWcrator K17 African 06.6.85/0100 07.6.85/1200 Auby K25W SSPL 06.6.85/1200 07.6.85/1500 Frotamanila K9
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      462 23 ©HEUNG-A SHIPPING KomHm Vsls Regular Liner Semi-Container Service To: P. KtUnt/Penanf Buun/lnchon Fm: Bmon/Moii S port Afont: Noptuno Afondos Pto Ltd Tol: *****77 P.K. *****4, PM *****5 K.L. *****0 Agents. Orient Overseas Codeine* Line 70 SwrtH Mm #04-03 Mvm Hm S«ff T* 221M11 I*RB ***** crs ornct ire #oua t*
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      134 23 [KMDB MEMBERS OF the Trons-Pocific Westbound Rote Agreement (TWRA) ore now able to hold "electronic meetings" across three continents. Page II A SHAKEOUT IN the shipping industry is needed both in tonnage and the way the industry is organised. Page 111 Index to advertisers II London freight II Port conditions
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      382 23 Monthly from Pitman A*mbh at at good bookshop t and lflTimes RU Distributors I M MAERSK LINE Voy S*por* -.1 •s■!»*« CM* Im a II l« IIH MB OS-IM2MMB CT 10/1 MM MB crs -m im mb CT 7 M I7M MB OS I MM IM MB IrrrßrTFßrrngmgffa ffrrxin? OS
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      190 24 m Y. S. LINE YAM A ***** A- SHINNIHON LINE CONTAINER SERVICES Malaysian Bk| Agants: Anfto-frtnch Tradbig (M) SdN BM Pan Asia Line: ltd. COWTAMER SERVICE TO/FROM JAPAN TAIWAN 9 Pm M M M M/l IVI 17/1 12/1 M/l w a/i n/i M/I 4/7 V 7 11/7 U/7 aarr *a
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      136 24 JLL I ~Ti Supercarrier Service ir nu it: Mtf 7/1 a* a/i 14/7 17/7 IVI 112/1 11/1 IVI W7 W7 W7 |«/7 1/7 1/7 V 7 V 7 IM H/l W a/7 a/7 a/7 a/7 www KIT MMNMLSaMKI TONSKJK WW IDAS 17/1 TOUKOMC X/i MHO KHEUS 5/7 TO: CALIFORNIA PANAMA
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      680 25 r The Straits Steamship Group WGS* Mansfield Container Shipping Re Ltd Overseas Containers Limited STRAITS SHIPPING Singapore to Sabah, Sarawak, Brunei Ports and Bangkok CONTAINERSHtP SERVICE TO UK CONTINENT K/7 M/ 7 M/ 7 11/7 11/7 a/7 25/7 17/7 a/7 n/7 a/7 a/7 M/t U/I a/t a/« •l/« M/ 9
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      590 25 Franco Bclyuin Sor v/ccs iMf ACt CONSORTIUM Ula (10 JM) 1M >M IM IM 7 M IH Ula (17 MO I M IM 11M DM MM MM «JM (24 JM) IS M MM MM MM BM SM IM (HMiaM KM SM DM MM MM aM •nctts cvft te/te n traMMM
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      375 26 Hapag-Lloyd^ 10 CONTINENT/UK EXPORTS Or camafe to Scandhavia, Med, Carrtoean I S. America Wand hadag* to Wand dtttoußaw to Europe I TO EUROPE/MED I'M* KaM| *NM|tMaaaßM n/i m/i x/i I 7/7 J/7 11/7 4/1 14/7 14/7 11/7 11/1 l/l 12/1 14/1 11/1 H/7 17/7 »/7 VI IV 14/1 17/1 14/1
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      197 26 IS. S LINE i: *XuK* FULLY CONTAIN EJ»I S E D SER VICj 10 IUROPf Vl* SUIZ 1 of tt» *cf ConwrUri Spirt P Kitanf I Fltem KWt CMM com WO JON 12 KCKAN CMMKI 22* 19 HONGKOK CONTU« 4SR 26 OMDIUL C*F I 3 ALSO LOAOMG FOR MMRHAttN 12/
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      513 26 1 A6ENCIES PTE. LTD. #09-07. ROBIN A HOUSE. SPORE 0106. TEL: *****88. TELEX: RS ***** BOOKING: *****56 (DIRECT LINE) SINGAPORE TO PENANQ ETA ETD 7 Jun 10 Jun 14 Jun 17 Jun SINGAPORE TO SARAWAK •EQUATOR I 13/15 EQUATOR IV SK 11/15 JENSON SS 1/15 JENSON SS J/15 SINGAPORE TO
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      743 26 o EVERGREEN tu'l CcntJippr SrrvtCP Round-The-World East Bound Service (FE/CARIB/USEC/EURO/FE) '■MM i maun at so tcarmt cmgo r» 1) IWWUM. KMX. i hi 17/7 tin i a/7 11/ ft 17/ ft 11/ l a/ft 21/ ft 25/ ft a/ft IV7 11/7 11/7 11/ l 22/7 2ft/7 a/7 27/ ft 1/7
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      227 26 SI NOSE MARITIME PTE LTD ISLAMIC REPUBLIC OF IRAN SHIPPING LINES r v i r TT A i i KYOWA LINE TO PAPUA NEW GUINEA/ SOUTH PACIFIC worn. m#M( Lm*« tar OCEAMA cam 24/6 P. Mvtsfcy, Lac. Raha* KMa. Honiara, Namca. Lantoka, Suva, Papccttc, Pip, flpu OCEANA QUEEN 7/7 fi/7
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      701 27 V\v PACIFIC INTERNATIONAL LINES PIL Building. 140 Cecil Street. 03-00 Singapore 0106 Tel *****33 SERVICES EAST AFRICA REDSEA <** SERVICES KARACHI/M.E. GULF VOYAGE HONGKONG! SINGAPORE I KARACHI DUBAI KUWAIT rn 7-10/7 11-16/7 12-14/7 16-16/7 16-17/7 25-4/7 #-9/7 90-6/7 7-6/6 16-16/6 12-16/6 16-22/6 COLOMBO/CHITTAGONG/RANGOON SERVICES RANGOON 11-13/6 SMGAPORE I In Pt-7/6
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      474 27 BEN LINE CONTAINERS amSS COHTAIR SOtWCE TO UK/COWTROT or* OWBS COWTARO SHHKE FROM UK/COWTRCNT Old 7/1 VI MMMM l/l i/l 11/1 ill/l 11/ l 14/1 11/ l 11/1 11/1 a/i a/l M/l x/l ALL VESSaS ACCEPT TRANSHPMENT CARGO TO/FROM PENANG AND EAST MALAYSIAN PORTS IKJJEBSEN LINE NEW ZEALAND NEW GUMEA
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      390 27 DJAKARTA LLOYD IN DOM S! AN NA TIONAL 1 l\F IJ'-iliJ.; mi'j -IL»* >.v -At UJL'-A.ILL* «l'J HI/7 U/7 J-VI U/l IM2/7 li-11/t IS-22/I EKA JAVA ACF NCIES SISAL PTE LTD 'tl HMS RORO CONTAiNER SfRVICf TO FROM AUSTRALIA SPORE AGENTS: TUNE AGENCES PIE LID 27tM77/27t5434 P KEI AUG AGENTS:
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      372 27 BOUSTEAD SHIPPING AGENCIES 1* BURMA FIVE STAR National Una) tar Rangoon ypm Pm VS4H 9/H tmm Htwm ¥202 9/H to* htm nm 9/11 iw Mmomtm V2SSW 17/11 km Phi iOH 26/21 Iw BANK LINE £*Uf.'. 3.1:3.11 SPORE R'DAM HULL HMBG FORTHBANK 15 Jun 17 Jul 21 Jul 14 Jul MEADOW
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      1031 28 »i Kline KAWASAKI KISEN KAISHA, LTD. ECUUM/raUI/CHILE ~.M mm Nonavu ra nas rat mm km «m»q«c*um> ma «W« *m«t* "woaimMMßO MM MM m MIWMMTI M2II Ila Ik* 11 tan Hl* MM ll* 7 11 CEHTIAL MMCI /Bi—jjiW SEA ras ra km ramie *cap*co pt qmtuucamha ucmocmio MM NMI *44 CMM
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      569 28 7W CALIFORNIA/PACIFIC NORTH WEST SERVICE EXPRESS CONTAINER/REEFER/BULK SERVICE lM*« tor lOS ANGELES. SAN FRANCISCO SEATTU. TACOMA. VANCOUVER IC Accactni Fa/fa ConUawn WMMfir -1 S jJT2J L tXT AUSTRALIA EXPRESS CONTAINER SERVICE AccmtM fa/fa Contmwrs PJMm( Span f« M. It* KAMffIAS 2S/2S Mmw 27/21 Jam IS My 10 W| It Mr
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      264 28 SANKOASIA FROM JAPAMfSE RORTS ANO HONGKONG tCa.Pto.LM.T4. Z*****2 GOLDEN LINE OIMI GUAM SMPTK (Pit) LTD Ini ta« PraatocW bt Mte. N Cad M. SMEAPOK IIM KL SIITM (if UB) W STRAITS/PERSIAN GULF SERVICE: M U Lap* MZII MteSKl llotb on ml mm. tr mn r pan P IS/17 hat Hua
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      408 28 f INTRASEA (PTE) LTD in, H :.i 1 z2 7 > s" I Off 02o; Tf 1-' BREAKBULK SERVICE TO rUROPE/UK Vpm* P.l ill jlnfcl torl/% 14/1 ROn/MT/U. (MOD AND R.M.Z.J7W JH S pore P Mm* Lm*« tor. 'frtuCFiQS l WTII SM I fte NnMhm/Mlarli/ 1 P.T PERUSAHMN PELAYARAN KALIMANTAN
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      572 29 FAR EAST/EUROPE FULLY CONTAINERISED SERVICE TO EUROPE/UK (VIA SUEZ): ib*r ol ACE Co Aho acceptmf cargo 10/lrom ScaW.na.ia C COHTUNtR S'por. Ctar* T«k Ftt Cjrj. 23W Where PK dates indicated tn brackets, cargo to/from TO MO FROM AUSTRALIA: Jayakarta Anro Jayakarta SMGAPORE... PENANG. P. KEIANG... BRISBANE... SYWEY 25/6 29/6 1/7
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      457 29 ■r NIPIIIM *i.l Ni US Pit I ID Iri H9S '8'.4 U K. »if' .'.'."MO .VI.'OA' Hp" tliotis .".'l*' .'.'OS.'KI il»rn»njl .'.'o.'iso .'.'o.'Sci4 r»s a/« 21/1 -VI IV7 a/7 -an M MB) al Mi 121 Wm M! s a t i lUNAS SHI* SON HMO I M 41HHO 4:1 i%
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      507 29 SINSOV SINGAPORE SOVIET SWUNG CO PRIVATE LTD SV6OV BULDM6 55, M*t«t Street Seaport 0104 Tilephoni Numbers *****3 (15 Lines) Cable Address SMSOV SMGAPORE Teiei Numbers RS ***** RS ***** IB ***** P KELANC M/S SHAMAT MM SOON SON. BM. IST AND 2ND FLOOR. NO 1. JALAN CEMPEIMG PORT KLANG. MALAYSIA
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      27 29 \rj SIM SWEE JOO SHIPPING SDN. BHD. i EXPRESS TO BINTULU P. Kte Pmi Lm*| tar Agents: JAMBATAN MERAH SDN. BHD. RKrtang: *****6/7 K.L. *****7/*****1 Pen&ng *****
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      809 30 lltc«|i<Mial llwiitiiinor Liiu s 4 Sailings weekly ITHJII Fast Reliable Reqular Punctual Berthing PSA Tue Thur Sat Sun 172* ft/7 JM 5/5 tm 5/14 Jm 11/12 Jm 13/14 Mi IVW tm 14/17 tm 14/15 Mi 25/21 tm 22/21 tm 23/24 Im 25/24 tm 27/21 tm 29/31 tm 31/1 M 2/3
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      171 30 Regional Weather £2> k <» mm 3 h WA t' TJfA x\ Si 5K LLl£ SIGNIFICANT WEATHER AND SEA CONDITIONS AT 7.30 A.M. THIS MORNING., </*■ Wmd direction with speed m knots Wove height LEGEND: P T Temperature •<* nunderstorm Weather Wmd direction with speed m knots y Shower Ram
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      62 31 rrn 42MSS/*****C/*****5/*****3 *****1/4 TUMNM. 3SS3SI/2 *****/*****/*****/***** *****3/*****5/*****1/*****0 22SSSJ/2211C5/*****5 *****22 FAR EAST'EUROPE CONTAINER SERVICE i.Trr ugimT] f—iTTirTMMEaiigiUgMEJ 11 PTM Fi TT~— Ff fT rry n rrTrrT-n II ■BDBCHii [giBMC] Pmrf PTi 'i/r ■Ml I KOKA STRAITS TAIWAN JAPAN CONTAINER SERVICE S F A AUSTRALIA CONTAINER SFRVICE I I, II I. 1,
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      81 31 WORLD ra" LINE ir. '*;i wTi r ynrnrn *1M la IVI2 toi IVU m-i tm a/27 imuin ovm rn lib M 27U411 t«t tmm/mun/mm/mtm I to Eataa ton to Ml tf «fe M/V» BOHLER SHIPPING PTE. LTD. 137 St »MO2 B«nk o» Eut Am BJdg Spor»0104 T ft *****44 (3
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      199 31 LICORNE Jfc Scan Dutch V J-J.i Z To Europe (Med/UK/NC 'Scan) < To Red Sea Mediterranean EEDI VEMEL/VOY N Vm Hoort/634 H VM DMM/644 -n T' I'lM' TI fl 'JIM —I W. KELAMG From Europe MOTHER VESSEL/ VOY N Depot/183 B Swu 193 SeUndu/203 N HMIMM/213 Toyoma 222 B Pefm»/233
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      331 32 For further information or anquiriaa: Koppol Wharvaa *****76 Jurong Port *****86 Sambawang *****11 Paalr Paniang/Marina Wharvaa *****77 -rvv MitsuiOSK Lines Ltd CONVENTIONAL/SEMI-CONTAINER EVERDAWN ALTAI MARU APOLLO PEAK HEROtNAE 6 Jun Mombasa, Daressaiaam, Tanga 14 Jun Mombasa. Daressaiaam 25 Jun Port Louts, Reunion 4 Jul Mombasa. Daressaiaam, Tanga. Nacaia Baira. Tamatave
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