The Business Times, 18 June 1985

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    12 1 BUSINESS TIMES" M.C. (P) No. 99/1/85 TUESDAY, JUNE 18, IKS 60 CENTS
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  • Article
    Remisiers indignant over IRD's claims
    420 1 REMISIERS were mostly indignant yesterday at the Inland Revenue's letter (published in yesterday's BT) which denied that charges were not now being allowed as legitimate expenses against their taxable income. Some described the letter as "utter rubbish". Industry sources said more than a handful had
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  • Article
    April exports to US rose 26.5pc to more than $1bn
    520 1  -  Increase accounts for one quarter of growth in shipments By BOEY KIT YIN EXPORTS to the US climbed 26.5 per cent on a year-on-year basis to more than H billion in April after they had fallen in February and March.
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    Branches of three US banks cut prime
    444 1 THE LOCAL BRANCHES of three major American banks have lowered their prime lending rates by one-quarter percentage point to 15 per cent, a move likely to set off a ninth round of industry-wide rate reductions. Citibank's new rate went into effect last Saturday
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    Lock icon Mexico reduces price of Maya crude oil
    247 1 Reuter MEXICO has cut the price of its Maya Mend of heavy crude oil from U5525.50 to $24 a barrel. The cut, against the background of a weak world oil market, came as no surprise. Traders holding contracts with the country said in
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    Engineer dies in MRT accident
    119 1 AN ENGINEER died and two other wmkeis were injured in an accident at the Mass Rapid Transit worksite in Dhoby Ghaut yesterday. The Mass Rapid Transit Corporation said a mobile crane which was lowering an excavator into the the shaft toppled over at about 6pm.
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    STOCK MARKET
    71 1 AGAINST sxpsetaflsns af ft mild l»M»l nhinift the Singapore stack market elased i ins ulna lly lower yesterday. The BT Composite Index eased OJ7 nets! to MBJ2 while the Btraits Times Industrial Index closed U» point lower at T&JS. Baying and selling quotes r amtew, reflecting a sAek-ap
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    Apple rules out local layoff
    384 1  -  ®y LEE HAN SHIH APPLE COMPUTER said yesterday it would not lay off any workers in Singapore in spite of its decision over the weekend to gi»«h 1,200 Jobs worldwide and to close three factories. The Singapore factory is safe from retrenchment because it had
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    New OTB board serves writs on former directors
    225 1 FORMER Overseas Trust Bank managing director Chang Lee Sian has been served a writ seeking damages (or breach of doty. Similar writs were also served by the new OTB board on former directors Patrick Chang Chen Tsong and Goh Sean Loot Madam
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    Lock icon Daim gives reassurance after run on Ipoh bank
    252 1 AFP Bernama A MINOR RUN on two Malaysian bank branches yesterday prompted another assurance from Finance Minister Daim Zainnddin that the country's banking system was sound. Mr Daim urged depositors to ignore rumours linking local financial institutions with Hongkong's scandal-rocked Overseas Trust
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      278 1 MONEY ft EXCHANGES RAW MATERTIALS LETTERS CROSSWORDS TV A RADIO OUR VIEW THAT OFFSETS and kickbacks violate the spirit of Gott is not disputed, but like export subsidies ond tied aid, they are decried and tolerated for want of a general consensus. Not much hos been done to curb givebacks
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  • HOME NEWS
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      Time-sharing projects prove unpopular
      641 2  -  By LISA LEE THREE time-sharing projects marketed in Singapore have met with poor response as the idea fails to cateh on with local holiday-makers. Less than 200 people in Singapore have bought a week each for a yearly holiday in three Peninsular Malaysian resorts the Paka
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      Two more Korean building companies move out
      396 2 TWO MEDIUM-SIZED South Korean construction companies have closed their Singapore offices as unemployed Korean construction workers in Singapore return home. The closures of Shin Han Construction and kyung Nam Construction bring the number of Korean construction companies which have so far moved out
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      Polytechnics get more computers
      115 2 STUDENTS at Ngee Ann Polytechnic and Singapore Polytechnic will have access to more computers following the recent acquisition by the two polytechnics of an additional 96 microcomputers. The 96 IBM PC-AT and PC microcomputers, costing 1700,000, will be shared equally by the mathematics and science departments
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      Equipment for VITB
      98 2 DAINIPPON SCREEN Manufacturing, a Japanese maker of graphic and printing equipment, yesterday donated about $250,000 worth of equipment to the Vocational and Industrial Training Board. The complete line of D6M*s computerised colour separation system will be installed at the printing department of the Baharuddin Vocational Institute. Mr
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      Insight into business opportunities in India
      204 2 THE ANALYSIS of India's new development plans and of their impact on foreigners wanting to sell to the Indian market will be one of the topics to be discussed at a seminar in August. The seminar on business opportunities in India, at the Hotel
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      Conference on developing a CAD system
      389 2 THE BEST approach to developing an integrated computer-aided design (CAD) system will be dfecuased during a regional conference next month. It will be the focus of dismissions between seven experts on the second day of the conference, to be held in conjunction with the
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      A helping hand up the mountains
      197 2 PT TRAKINDO Utama (PTTU) recently concluded a major sale of five 50tonne capacity Caterpillar off-highway dump trucks, but was faced with the weighty problem of how to get the trucks up to a copper mine in the mountains of Irian Jaya. Its Singapore associate,
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      MEMO-PAD
      560 2 Seminars and courses DURATION TITLE VENUE ORGANISER TELEPHONE June 27-28 Pkmning and Organising Hofcday Inn and Effective Purchasing and Supply Monage*****35 Expediting System June 27-29 Managing Sate* Pine Tree Club PL Marketing Productivity Communication* June 29-90 Retal Automation and Worid Trode MeComm Private Visual Merchandising Centre Auditorium Limited June
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      Lawyer wins appeal to council
      241 3 THE FORMER HEAD of the Inland Revenue's Legal Section has won his appeal to the Privy Council against a Singapore High Court order to strike him off the rolls of advocates and solicitors. The Privy Council said its reasons for allowing the appeal of James
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      Shangri-La's holiday offer
      86 3 HOLIDAYS at home are on offer again at the Shangri-La Hotel. The hotel, in repeating its special holiday programme for Singaporeans and residents, is charging $250 for a three daytwo night stay in a deluxe room in the main building. The package includes extended check-out, free use
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      Diet drink set to add fizz to Coke's local business
      381 3  -  By PENG AILJAN THE COCA-COLA Export Corporation and its Singapore bottler, Fraser and Neave, yesterday launched the under one-calorie can of diet Coke. Mr Keith Martin, the regional manager of CCEC in Southeast Asia, said he expected to sell half
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      Military and air exercises this week
      135 3 THE REPUBLIC of Singapore Air Force (RSAF) and the Singapore Armed Forces (SAF) will conduct military, air and live firing exercises in several parts of Singapore this week. The RSAF live firing exercises at the Southern Island Live Firing Range on Pulau Pawai and
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      Government simplifies tender procedures
      503 3  -  Changes will improve contractors' liquidity By AMY BALAH A NEW registration procedure (or all government suppliers and contractors will be introduced next month to help reduce red tape and improve cashflow for the vendors. The new system will dispense with the existing tender deposit requirement. Also,
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      NPB to hold second forum on labour-management relations
      299 3 THE National Productivity Board (NPB) is to hold its second National Labour-Manage-ment Relations (LMR) Conference at the World Trade Centre Auditorium on July 5. Under the auspices of the Steering Committee on LabourManagement Cooperation, National Productivity Coundl, the conference will be'opened by
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      Giving parents a helping hand
      113 3 BRINGING UP happy and responsible children wffl be the focus of a Parent Education Programme to be launched this Saturday at the Regional Language Centre. The programme aims to help parents to be better by providing information through the media. There win be a week
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  • OVERSEAS
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      Lock icon Yamani warns Opec of further price fall
      404 4 UPI SAUDI ARABIAN OQ Minister sh»*irh Ahmed Zaki Yamani has warned fellow Opec members that world oil prices could fall below US$2O a barrel if his kingdom were to raise oil output in the face of widespread overproduction and price discounting within the
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      Lock icon Employers' leader challenges Belgian pay freeze
      161 4 Reuter EMPLOYERS' Federation president Andre Leysen has challenged the Belgian government's wage freeze by announcing a profit-sharing scheme for his 8,000 employees at the Agfa Gevaert NV company. P&adoxically, his move was cautiously welcomed /over the weekend by centre-right government politicians but condemned as
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      Lock icon Pilots consider bah on Athens airport
      236 4 UPI BRITISH pilots are considering a ban against flights into Athens airport because of an apparent lack of security in the wake of the hijacking of TWA flight 847. The siege began on Friday after two Shi'ite Muslim extremists boarded the airliner in Athens
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    • ECO-NOTES
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        NZ to put off tax
        59 4 NEW ZEALAND will delay the planned introduction of a goods and services tax by six months, to October 1906 from April, Finance Minister Roger Douglas said on radio. The switch from direct to indirect tax, planned by the Labour government as a major part of
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        Gas revenue falls
        63 4 INDONESIA'S non-oil/gas export revenue during the first four months of this year fell to about US$l.74 billion from $1.8 billion in the same period last year, Bank Indonesia figures show. The bank's report, carried by the official Antara news agency, said wood was the biggest earner followed
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        Drop in tourism
        69 4 THE STRIKE by United Airlines pilots caused a sharp drop in> Hawaii's tourist industry and cost the state almost US$lOO million, state and business officials estimated. The tourist industry lost 155.5 million that would have been spent by visitors who did not reach the islands during the
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        Lock icon Talks with EEC
        56 4 Agencies MEXICAN President Miguel de la Madrid has called on the European Community Commission in Brussels a major stage in his efforts to improve access for Mexican exports to industrialised markets in Europe. The Mexican delegation is to engage in a round table discussion with several commission
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      Lock icon Reagan's aide plans response desk for critics
      237 4 AP PATRICK BUCHANAN, the combative conservative who recently took charge of White House communications, is setting up what he calls a "response desk" to counter attacks by the President's critics. "When the administration comes under attack, as very often it does by outside
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      Lock icon Pretoria gives limited self rule to Namibia
      438 4 UPI SOUTH AFRICA, defying world condemnation for the second time in (our days, yesterday granted limited self rule to South West Africa while retaining control of its foreign affairs and defence. The move followed a day of racial violence in South Africa that
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      Lock icon Vietnam war 'noblest cause'
      303 4 UPT p RETIRED US General William Westmoreland called the fight against communism in Vietnam "the noblest cause" as he spoke to SO of the veterans who fought under his command. "America was not defeated in Vietnam on the battlefield but by exaggerations hove,'* General Westmoreland aa
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      Lock icon Pakistan replies to Rajiv's claims
      244 5 AFP PAKISTAN has suggested "mutual inspections" of Indian and Pakistani nuclear installations to prove that Pakistan does not have nuclear weapons. Pakistani Prime Minister Muhammed Khan Junajo, in a first interview with the Western press published in the latest issue of Newsweek, said that the
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      Lock icon Kuwaiti ruler calls off celebrations
      85 5 AP THE RULER of Kuwait has lamented dire conditions in the Arab world and has decided to call off this year's celebrations of the Muslim feast. The Royal Court announced on Sunday that Sheik Jaber AlAhmed Al-Sabah deplored the bloodshed in the Palestinian refugee camps
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      Lock icon Manila's exports receipts likely to fall
      189 5 AFP THE PHILIPPINES is likely to suffer a 10 per cent decline in export receipts this year, in spite of government forecasts of a 10 per cent increase. The Bulletin newspaper reported that the decline would be due to continued depressed prices for the
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      Lock icon Cattle disease under control
      85 5 Bernama THE hoof-and-mouth disease which broke out among cattle in the Pasir Mas district in Malaysia early this month is under control. A spokesman of the area's veterinary office said yesterday that about 10,000 head of cattle, goats and sheep in the district had been inoculated
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      Lock icon Not enough seashells in Bali
      95 5 AFP THE TOURIST island of Bali is running out of seashells, a mainstay of its handicraft industry. Sources in the Indonesian Directorate General of Industries said most of the seashells that went into necklaces, bracelets and other tourist souvenirs were in fact imported from outer
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      DAILY AIRCRAFT MOVEMENTS
      835 5 ARRIVALS Qparotot 5w iic< Local Frwa number HNM SV SV379 0115 SEL UTA UT3567 0150 NOU PAA PA21 0020 LAX/TYO/HKG CfcL Q331 0130 TPE MAS MH601 0720 JCUL MAS MH681 0620 KUL MAS MH603 0905 KUL MAS MH671 0935 KUL MAS MH811 0940 PEN RBA BM21 1000
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      Lock icon Talks between Asean and NZ officials begin
      135 5 Reuter SENIOR New Zealand and Asean officials have begun two days of talks in Wellington aimed at resolving a row over New Zealand's decision not to give trade preferences to exports from Singapore and Brunei. Official sources said the talks were likely to
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      Lock icon China encouraging workers to invest
      321 5 AFP THE CHINESE authorities want workers to buy shares in stateowned enterprises in the hope that worker-shareholders will work harder. The Chin* Daily yesterday quoted an official of the state commission for the restructuring of the economic system as saying that the authorities were considering
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      272 4 WHO SAID COMPAN Of course they have to get you from A- B as comfortably and economically as possible. But does that mean the interior should be dull and featureless? Or that only the basic fixtures be included? Or that the car should look like a shoe box on wheels?
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  • Page 4 Miscellaneous
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  • RAW MATERIALS
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      RAS and MRELB
      257 6 RAS prices in S cents/kg, FOB in 1 >ol#s NOON CLOSE Buyers SeNers Buyers Sslltn Int J RSS Prompt 186.00 187.00N 185.50 186.50N Int 1 RSS July 85 185.50 186 50 185.00 186.00N Int 1 RSS Aug 85 179 50 180.50 179.00 180.00N hrtt 2 RSS 176.00
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      SSR and SMR
      78 6 (c«it«/kg, 1-ton p®"**»>JULY 85 AUG 85 (currtnt month) (forward month) NOON NOON RAS Buyan StMon 5SR 20 160 00 162.00N 161.00 163.00N SSR 50 1S8.00 160. OON 159.00 161 .OON MRELB Bvyan S«ltors luyw SMR CV 215.00 217.00N 217.00 219.OON SMR L 216.00 218.00N 218.00 220.00N SMR
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      KL Tin
      105 6 A HIGHER dispessls by miners yesterday weakened the Kaala Lampar tin price to M$2».U per klto, dswn five cents (rem Friday, still within the ITA tower range ef $21.15 and Tstal taraever increased to 273 tonnes Cram 18C sn Friday, with the bnfter stock manager taking ahnt M
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      PALM OIL
      123 6 SHORT selling and persistent liquidation ahead of the forthcoming holidays yesterday saw prices on the Malaysian crude palm oil market close at the day's lows in thin trading activity. June deliveries in the south region fell Msso to $1,185, nor*h $45 to $1,170 and central $42.50 to $1,167.50,
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      RUBBER
      185 6 SINGAPORE THE market yesterday closed higher with July One RSS buyers quoted at 185.00 cents per kilo, up one cent from last Friday's close. The morning session gained 1.50 cents on covering interest of nearby positions, they said. Prices eased slightly in quiet afternoon trading due to some profit-taking.
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      LONDON MARKETS
      1084 6 COFFEE ROBUSTA futures yesterday retreated as light liquidation linked to the absence of immediate Brazilian weather concerns found buying interest subdued. The market opened with small losses, based on New York, then extended the trend in quiet, featureless trading. The physical sector was also lacklustre, with yesterday a
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      Produce exchange
      145 6 Chinoso Produco Exchange Rabukto 20/25% FOB NSW 489 00 (Selen* mm dam* pri Jmm 17. S$/I00l5 CM M Nutmeg 110 FOB NSW 421.00 Coconut oil EAW FOB NSW 272.00 Bute FOB 117 00 Gombier Old drum FOB N*w drum FOB 130.00 134.00 FOB NSW 330.00 Copra London Commodity
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      Lock icon European spot oil stable
      92 6 Reuter EUROPEAN spot oil market was fairly stable after reports of an official price cut by non-Opec Mexico, but traders reported considerable nervousness. North Sea brent crude traded at U5525.90 a barrel for July loading, about 20 cents down from Friday. Traders said the cut of
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      RICE
      147 6 Singapore Java Brora (SVUb. «-Ho. m) Whit* special quafity 0.21 Frogrant new 1st crop 082 China maize 029 2nd 062 Thai Maize 0 30 3rd 0.60 N*w Crop no stock 25% DOTvQKCm 10% no stock (US$/is—. FOB) Thai Broken White Rice A-supcr 054 100% 1st doss 262 Special 0.52
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  • BANKING AND FINANCE
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      Forex markets
      562 7 SINGAPORE THE US dollar yesterday recovered against most major currencies in thin late trading to close slightly firmer than New York's Friday levels. The dollar closed marginally higher at 3.0670/80 marks compared with an early 3.0600/10 and New York's Friday 3.0606/20 close, at 2.5780/96 compared with 2.5720/40 and
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      Foreign Exchange
      179 7 Interbank rotes at 3pm yesterday: gnM f* stovtfsy o raao parity ahango Local dollars to OM unit of foreign currency. US doSar Starina pound Austrafean dolor NZ dolor Conadkm dolor 2.2245 2.8362 1.4748 1.0165 1.6260 2.2255 2.8397 1.4777 1.0192 1.6280 2.8196 7.3469 3.4286 3.4286 3.4206 -21.112 -61.40 -56.99
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      Asian $ market
      305 7 Asian market ASIAN dollar deposit rates yesterday closed easier compared with last Friday's close, in light trading, dealers said. They said rates were still depressed by speculation over apoasible cut in the US discount rate, weaker US interest rates and an unexpected 0.1 per cent drop in US May industrial
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      Lock icon Simex
      368 7 BA Futures Inc SEPTEMBER Earedallar futures yesterday opened sharply higher at 92.20. This was due to Friday's economic data which showed the slower growth in the US economy but still lower than IMM's close as a result of the disappointment in expectation of a discount rate cut which did
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      Gold
      160 7 TOKYO: Futures yesterday closed unchanged to eight per gram higher on small-lot short-covering by trading houses and mining firms. The turnover was 1,227 one-kg lots. Current June closed up two at 2,551 yen, distant April up eight at 2,691 and only October closed unchanged at 2,803. HONGKONG: The market
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      Money markets
      70 7 THE OVERNIGHT rate on the Singapore interbank money market rose by H points from Friday to close at 5Vi per cent yesterday. The one-month term rates rose by 2/16 point. The two and three-month term rates were unchanged. S$ Interbank rates at 3pm yesterday: OH* M raght 51/2
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      Lock icon Ministers to meet on monetary reform
      210 7 Reuter FINANCE ministers and central bankers from the world's leading Industrial nations gather in Japan this week to seek ways to restrain volatile foreign exchange rates and to bring back more stable currencies. The international monetary system rarely attracts attention until it starts to
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      Sang Kancil watching the Eurodollar market
      481 7  -  VI ■J I 4 I I I 1 Kf By DAVID GABRIEL SANG KANCIL last week began to (eel some of the pressures of bring a businessman and trying to keep up with the futures market at the same time. His broker had difficulty
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      Lock icon UK bank believed to be victim of electronic theft
      198 7 AP ONE OF Britain's biggest banks is believed to have been the victim of a £6-million electronic theft in which an employee used a computer to divert money into his own account. Independent Television News quoted Dr Kenneth Wong, a computer
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      Lock icon Japan allows freer Euroyen bond issues
      91 7 Reuter NON-JAPANESE borrower in Japan are now able to issue a great-; er variety of Euroyen bonds. The move, which took effect from yesterday, is aimed at fostering international use of the yen. Borrowers can now issue float-; ing rate notes, aero-coupon bowk, deep
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  • FEATURES
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      Bad medium of exchange
      490 8 BUY ARMS from us and we will visit you, that's what American arms manufacturers are telling their overseas customers. McDonnell Douglas would phrase that less crudely but that's exactly what it has done in a contract with Canada. It sold 80 fighters to Canada for US$2.3
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      Lock icon Japan keys in to Europe
      1191 8  -  Battle hots up to equip the continent's six million secretaries By NICK GARNETT FT A LIST of innocuous looking figures sent to the European offices of several Japanese-owned office equipment makers caused a major stir late last year. The figures were provisional anti-dumping duties ranging
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      Parallel imports: The real-life situation is not so healthy
      638 8  -  Letters to the Editor Apeat Trading Pte Ltd Dear Bfr, Many opinions were expressed on parallel imports in recent articles. Case has advocated that this is good because it provides a competitive environment that results in the lowest possible price. This
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      Share certificates that were not delivered
      598 8  -  N Sivaramakri Dear», Last November, I sent in an application for 1,000 shares for the new Lum Chang share issue. In spite of my paying for the shares alloted me, so far I have not received the share certificate. Hie company's registrar has offered
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  • Page 8 Miscellaneous
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      708 8 CRYPTIC PUZZLE ACROSS 3 Essay* in accuracy? (5) 8 Win* for an officer at mo (5) 10 The beast to bite a bounder's heod off (5) 11 Standard parachute component (3) 12 A wel preserved mother? (5) 13 Pet with a porky heod? (7) 15 A broken seat, by the
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  • SPORTS
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      Lucy lights up lanes at qualifying round
      692 9  -  By BRIAN MILLER WHEN she lines up with the best in Sunday's women's final of the 1965 National bowling championships, 39-year-old Lucy Low will be her 14th appearance in the Masters a record that others will find hard to beat. At Kim Seng
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      Lock icon Fifth hole foils Chen's bid to make golf history
      672 9 UPI IT WASN'T the pressure, Chen Tze-Chung said, it was the fifth hole. "It was all No 5," Chen said, referring to the disastrous eight shots be took on the 422-metre, par-4 fifth hole a score the Taiwanese golfer smilingly referred
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      Squash showdown set for 1989 in Singapore
      413 9  -  By ANNA TEO THE STAGE is set (or a 1989 squash showdown in Singapore when the Republic plays host to some 90 players from 20 countries in the International Squash Rackets Federation (ISRF) World championships. The question hanging in the air is: Will
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      Lock icon Clean sweep for China
      103 9 Reuter CHINA seised both singles titles at the World badminton championships in Calgary, Alberta, as Han Jian outduelled Morten Frost of Denmark (or the men's crown and Han Aiping won the women's final from teammate Wu Jianqiu. Han Jian, 28, unleashed a brilliant barrage of winning
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      1117 9 TO £OD[iMiXKD DRAMA ON 12 HARD TIMES 9.15 pm, Channel 12 This four-port series examines life in England in the 1840s through Charles Dickens's eyes. Based on his novel of the same name, Hard Times dramatises the lives of two young girls whose lives are linked through the arrival of
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      34 9 Play golf the Sevvy way mm MAINTAIN THAT RIGHT LEG ANGLE THIS RESTRICTS THE NOJEWENT OF THE RIGHT HIR AND GIVES THE FEELING OF BEING COILED UP ON THE BACKSWING, THIS IS VERV IMPORTANT
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  • INTERNATIONAL COMPANY NEWS
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      Lock icon General Dynamics: Lester now wears the crown
      796 10 Shift of power from father to son NYT A BLACK limousine pulled up at the curb of the General Dynamics Corp's suburban Washington office one day last week. A tall, trim man who had recently turned 60 emerged and took the lift to
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      Lock icon UK pay settlements average 6.5pc
      161 10 Reuter PAY settlements in British manufacturing companies averaged 6.5 per cent in the first five months of this year. Confederation of British Industry figures show both the provisional average for the second quarter so far and the first quarter average were 6.5 per cent, tending
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      173 10 Reuter PUBLISHER Robert Maxwell has agreed to take a controlling share in Sinclair Research, Britain's biggest home computer company. The Dmily Mirror newspaper, owned by Mr Maxwell, said the agreement would meet the cash needs of the company headed by inventor Sir Clive Sinclair, which
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      570 10 NTT INTERNATIONAL Business Mschines Corp sent shivers through the stock market last Wednesday when it indicated that profits for the first nine months of this year would drop below results in the comparable period last year. It made investors wonder whether Big Blue wss
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      138 10 m m m m 'i v ce Spring Palace Chinese Restaurant Supert) Cantonese cuisine from our Hong Kong chefs to please the most discriminating gourmet. Special business lunch at $16-*+ each and $20-H- each (mln. 2 persons). Over 50 a la carte specialities are also available AM SMGAPORE HOTEL 10
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      119 10 I V- K% -r «7v-?ss f Ffeng Ch*ng L6u Teoctoew j Restaurant for the best Teochew delicacies in town. Discover our famous dian-xin, delicious steam-boat Teochew porridge and other mouth-watering L delights prepared by Hong Kong f chefs. And feel like royalty while C you dine in Oriental splendour. Open
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      404 11 TOKYO: Prices rose slightly yesterday in hectic trading on broadbased buying led by large capital shares. The market average gained 15.90 to 12,769.28, furthering Saturday's 68.13 rise, on a turnover of 720 million shares against 280 million during Saturday's half-day. Trading remained hectic throughout the day but dealers said
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      105 11 MANILA: Prices closed generally higher in quiet trading yesterday. The commercial and industrial index firmed 0.08 to 128.76 and the mining marker rose 4.78 to 674.35 but oils were steady at 0.777. JUNE 17 Na AcoJ* Mining 0.0014 unch Oriental B Phlax 8 PScao B PLOT Podco B Poaa
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      453 11 SYDNEY: Australian share markets closed slightly higher yesterday as improved international bullion prices helped gold stocks. But early buying support for resource and industrial stocks disappeared by midsession and many such stocks closed off their day's high. Hooker Corp topped the turnover list with 32.6 million shares traded in
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      72 11 JUNE 17 Won 630 30 Hyundai Const Hyundai Motor KAL 918 706 498 +8 -4 +6 594 39 658 18 653 +18 1505 45 Doofim 1nd 485 Koroa Ship 455 15 497 Lucky Ltd 675 -13 610 -6 Samsung Co 715 +6 W +23 Samsung Eke 819 -9 GoldStar
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      202 11 AJNC 17 Al Smear* Mm Amo Camarrt MT» 1 68 2300 +0.15 0.7 Lmti HM MUB Nan Ya not Poafcc Cora 11.80 2600 16.90 14.35 0.5 ♦0.1 03 0 35 Colhoy Cora Chang Hm Bank Otan Looog On KUi Camant Cham Own CNno Dov 24.20 47.20 ♦0.4 •0.4 P
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      143 11 BANGKOK: The market closed higher in quiet trading yesterday. The book club index rose 6.10 point to 140.32 and advances led declines by a two-to-one margin. Turnover rose to 315,990 shares worth 23.7 million baht from the previous 227,736 shares worth 35.8 million. JUNt 17 Mm SamOtan 93.30 +1.5
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      Lock icon HK and Macau top joint venture list
      135 11 AFP HONGKONG and Macau concerns top the list of investors in Joint ventures set up in China over the past five years. Chinese trade magazine China Trade said these investors had set up more th«n 700 Joint ventures in that period. By the
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      Lock icon Phasing out coal mines
      54 11 Reuter AUSTRALIAN Iron and Steel Pty, a unit of Broken Hill Pty, plans to begin phasing out three of its nine underground coal mines in southern New South Wales. The phasing out will lead to the loss of about 350 jobs. The move is aimed at
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      157 11 Reuter SIXTY per cent of respondents to the latest Westpac Banking Corp/Confederation of Australian Industry manufacturing survey expect the business climate to remain unchanged in the next half year. The survey report said only 12 per cent expected an improvement in spite of some pick-up in production
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      63 11 AP CHINA has concluded about 2,000 contracts worth US$4-48 billion for overseas labour and construction since 1979. The Economic Daily reported on Saturday that the contracts, made with China's 57 companies engaged in overseas contracting, involve about 50,000 workers in 71 countries and regions.
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      Lock icon Mitsui's net income rises
      150 11 UPI MITSUI and Co's consolidated sales and net income rose substantially in the year ended last March although its grain subsidiary in the US suffered a substantial loss. A spokesman for the company said yesterday Gulf Coast Grain, the company's subsidiary in Tennessee, had sold two
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      Regal to sell its 26pc stake in Paliburg next year
      276 11 REGAL HOTELS (Holdings) Ltd plans to sell its 36 per cent stake in Paliburg Investments Ltd next year. According to a report in the South China Morning Post, the chairman of the two companies, Mr Bill Wyllie, said the sale
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      183 11 v w-• M# i- s«e4'l»"5 r ,jfc l H V* M Z tTJL tijfa Selected US Prime Beef Cuts, Continental and Game Specialities in a hunter's lodge setting. 'J*iu i'' 'J* I"K>S Monday to Friday $26.50 10% service charge 3% CESS SUNDAY MUNCH $24.00 10% 3% (adult) $12.00 10% 3%
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      187 11 Paramount HotefWhtm happy peop* go Ti *h 4 m OOCKtML LOUNGE Experience a new and refreshing concept. in cocktail lounge entertainment Experience The Gazebo. The frontispiece of Paramount Hotel, away from all the hustle and bustle. A free flowing garden terrace in subtle shades of grey and beige. And a
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      131 11 The Hilton's Lounge presents There s romance in the air at the Hilton's Lounge with the music of Romance' a husband and wife duet who«e act is touched with an international flavour. Joel and TracyJoffrin (who make up Romance have performed all over Europe, the Middle East, Africa and on
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      54 11 An Irresistible Offer Lunch $24 nett Dinner $28 nett Enjoy a four course meal in the elegance of Art Nouveau Af reservations ok 235 2698 or 734 6622 act 141/144 Lock llMi-Spa Diner Spa-Hp-ORCHARD ROAD mimwi/.mhw. Aapte Free Vtarktaf 19 Cairnhfl ewe mi VWet Service i Our Chefs Recommendation: r»
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      454 12 Ufestpac Banking Corporation Head Office: 60, MARTIN PLACE, SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT Westpac Banking Corporation has recently learnt that two Malaysian companies, Goodmaker Leasing Corporation Berhad and Tizer-L Holdings Berhad, have adopted the names, "Westpac Credit Corporation Berhad" and "Westpac Holdings Berhad" in their trading activities. The two companies are
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      Market loses ground slightly on low volume
      3951 13 THE SINGAPORE stock market finished marginally lower yesterday against expectations of a mild technical rebound. The BT Composite Index lost 0.87 point to 688.12. The Straits Times Industrial Index, which last week reached its lowest level since Jan 16, eased 0.59 point to
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      Chief price changes
      160 13 < RIM N»« Mi MM Nt» VOL m 225 M m 412 410 1 44 1 Ind TCianiHi ■Till <8.11 ■TOO/OS ITII ill ST HMh sac STHMMIM ICw» km 14 343MM12 1 km 17 400.12 Vm Om Nhm SLmTSm'S^m lit 540 245 40 45 45 770j04 2H6.99
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      Business done on the SES
      2251 13 BID and offer prices officially lilted and 6—ln— to and reported to fee Stock Bxcfcanc» of Singapore yesterday with tht number of sharee traded to brackata to late of IjOOO units iinlm otherwise specified All TtoM Settlement Contract» are quoted after fee word -SOT". Big
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      COMPANY MEETINGS
      284 13 DATAPI INDUSTRIES (MALAYSIA) Berhad: First AGM at the Banquet Hall, Federal Hotel, Kuala Lumpur today at 11 am. HONG FOB CORPORATION Limited: Seventeenth AGM at 380 Orchard Road, #07-08, International Building, Singapore 0823 today at 11 am. KIAN JOO CAN FACTORY Berhad: AGM at Lot 10, Jalan Perusahaan
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  • COMPANY NEWS
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      Broker draws attention to Cerebos's growth potential
      457 14 iiu W LOCAL stockbroking house KH Lim A Associates recommends investors to accumulate Cerebos Pacific Ltd stocks on weakness. In its June investment letter, KH Lim notes that Cerebos has lived up to its name as a fundamentally sound stock with good growth
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      KL market closes easier in quiet trading
      545 14 SHARE PRICES on the Kuala T Jimp.tr gtock market generally finished easier yesterday in quiet trading. But selected counters managed to gain some ground. Brokers said the assurance given last Friday by Bank Negara governor, Datuk Jaafar Husaein, that the Malaysian system was
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      Business done on the KLSE
      1857 14 BID and offer prices officially listed and burin— tn and reported to the Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange yesterday, with the number of share* traded shown In brackets In lots of IJMO units unless otherwise specified. MDUSTRIALS A Owe (21 OS) AISB (.818 82S) (3) 82
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      Selected indices
      101 14 HONGKONG Hang Swig Index Monday Closed Friday 1441.97 Weak ago *****7 NEW YORK Dow Jones Friday 1300.96 Thursday 1290.10 Week ago 1316.82 TOKYO Tokyo Dow Jones Monday *****.28 Saturday ***** 38 Week ago *****.24 Standard 4 rrirlnu rnooy 4 Thursday Week ago Poors' ***** ***** 189.68 TSE Index
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      Unit trusts
      200 14 Monogars'pricas for Juiw 18 Singapore Unit Trust The Commwct 1.72 1.82 The Sovings Fund 1.31 1.39 S'pore Prog Fund 0.75 0.79 S'por* Sec Fund 1.11 1.18 STpor* Invest Fund 0.82 *0.87 S'por* Equity Fund 0.76 0.80 Asia Unit Trust Mol Invest Fund 1.97 2.10 Mai Prog Fund 0
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      Rothmans to be restructured
      222 15 CIGARETTE manufacturer Rothmans of Pall Mall (Malaysia) Bhd is to be restructured along the lines of the New Economic Policy following discussions with the Malaysian Ministry of Trade and Industry. The restructuring will result in the Bumiputra shareholding rising from the present 4 to 30 per
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      Bid for Allen's raised to A$4.40 each
      247 15 AS EXPECTED, Rothmans > Holdings Ltd has decided to rebid at a higher price for Australia's largest candy and sweet maker, Allen's Confectionery Ltd. The surprising twist is that Rothmans is pitching its new offer at AH 40, the same price offered by
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      Chase Corp buys 19.9pc of Hooker
      183 15 CHASE CORP Ltd says in Auckland that it is the buyer of a 19.9 per cent stake in Australian property group, Hooker Corp Ltd, from Mr Lee Ming Tee's Sunshine Australia Ltd for AssB million. Sunshine said it decided to sell the shares after
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      KL stockbrokers worried about image problem
      390 15 MALAYSIA'S stockbrokers, in the process of forming an association in Kuala Lumpur, are seriously concerned about their image. At the recent KLSE EGM, they queried some of the reasons given for the corpora tisation of stock broking houses. These included the injection of greater
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      Auditor Goh Tan qualifies UPP's accounts
      335 15 FOE the second successive year, the auditors of United Pulp 4 Paper Co Ltd, have directed shareholders' attention to the fact that the accounts of the ailing paper manufacturer have been prepared on a going-con-cern basis, the validity of which depends on the continued
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      Consplant acquires Kempas for M$45m
      420 15  -  ay NAJEEB JARHOM FLUSH WITH CASH from the recent Msls*-million sale of its Seafield Jaya property to United Estate Projects, Consolidated Plantations Bhd is relieving its parent, Sime Darby Bhd, of the latter's load in its debt-ridden subsidiary, Kempas Edible Oil Sdn Bhd. Consplant will
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      Far Eastern Hotel to go into voluntary liquidation
      459 15  -  •9 RAMESH CHANDIRAMANI THE DAYS are numbered for Far Eastern Hotel Development Ltd, the one-time owner of Singapore Hilton hotel. Far Eastern is undergoing voluntary liquidation. The company's liquidator, /Lee Yoke Chow, has served notice on all members that an EGM to
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      LONDON STOCKS
      964 15 SHARE PRICES closed on a firm note yesterday on bargain hunting after the recent falls and on the back of Friday's higher close on Wall Street. At 2.90pm, the FTSE 100 Index was up 9.5 points at UK.O. Nottingham Manufacturing jumped 30p to 252 while Vantona Viyella lost
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      Oriental expects profits to decline
      358 15 ORIENTAL Holdings Bhd, diversified franchise bolder (or Honda, expects to continue feeling the effects of recession in the current year. Industry-wide sales in the first four months of this year were on the decline and Oriental expects profitability to be dented this financial year. This
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      COMPANY BRIEFS
      345 15 DIRECTORS of Vaa der* Herst Ltd have forecast that group net after-tax profits attributable to shareholders for the year ending September 30, 1965, will be not less than the $745,000 recorded in the previous year. In its rights issue document, the company says the directors also expect to
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      486 14 ulf International Bank B S (Incorporated In Bahrain) STATEMENT OF CONDITION As at 31.12.84 As at 31.12.8 As at 31.12.84 BD.OOO US$OOO ASSETS Cash and Due from Banks Money Market Instruments Placements Marketable Securities Loans Customers' Liability on Acceptances Fixed Assets Other Assets Total Assets LIABILITIES Deposits at Call and
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      95 14 NOTICE 11 .MK'HI' 11 3 Applications km been made to the directors of the company to issue duplicate share certificates m place of the teho»w| share certificates which have been rapartad lost ar destroyed:*****8F ****** Onj Nominees Pie Ltd 2JOO NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that if withm 14 *ys from
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      237 15 RIGHTS ISSUE OF IS,l4ft£oo SHARKS OP $1.00 EACH AT $14)0 PER SHARE Sherehoktors of Van der Horet Limited are hereby informed that the Directors' Circular Letter, Pnwieional Allotment Letter and Excess Shares Application Form relating to the above issue have been deepalched by poet on June 17. 1965 to shareholders
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      127 15 YOU'RE IN r />« *V £2 J ?s'l i m >» IS We spectakse in international door-to-door, local household and office moves. Call Jennifer Kwok or Janet Lee at T«fc *****11 We take the burden off your shoulders i' I'vlvT' k1 I i ii -111 i kt* ventures 2 Finlayson
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    First income tax revenue fall in at least six years
    432 16  -  Drop is less than estimated in Budget By ALVIN TAY INCOME TAX collection fell 3.4 per' cent in the last financial year its first decline in at least six years. But the fall was less than the government's 5 per
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    458 16 UFL Reuter THE White House said yesterday that the US will make no i inn nMinni to gunmen holding hostages aboard a Trans World Airline plane in Lebanon and said Shi'ite leaders in Beirut held responsibility (or the Americans' fate. Presidential spokesman Larry Speakes
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    Lock icon Universities seen as source of uranium
    160 16 AP TERRORISTS could obtain enough weapons-grade uranium to make aa atomic bomb by raiding lightly guarded university nuclear reactors in the US. A former American arms control official, in a report prepared (or a forthcomong conference in Washington on nuclear terrorism, said yesterday that
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    93 16 UPI IRAN has changed its vmilitary tactics in the Gulf War and opted against massive land offensives in favour of small-scale daily incursions into Iraq. A senior Iranian official said: ."We started 10 days ago attacking Iraqi forces with one-day operations. "One advantage
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    33 16 Reuter THE International Football Federation might lift the ban on English teams after the Brussels tragedy, following talks with England's Football Association, the Daily Mail said yesterday. Reuter
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    Lock icon Aquino hearing adjourned after prosecution protests
    243 16 Reuter THE Benigno Aquino murder trial adjourned for a week after the prosecution protested yesterday against, a ruling that it had rented its case. The court had asked the defence to begin presenting its witBut prosecutors leaped to their feet to object that they
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    Fairprice takes a logical move
    412 16  -  By RICHARD SEAH NTUC FAIRPRICE will dose two of its 36 outlets at the end of this month one in Upper Serangoon and the other in Bukit PanJnng. The initial public reaction might be that the closures are a reflection of tough times in the
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    316 16 UPI JAPAN should reduce its economic dependence on exports, increase imports and stimulate domestic demand as a means of reducing international trade tension, says a government White Paper. The report, presented to the Japanese Cabinet yesterday, also laid major blame for world trade imbalances on
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    Iron and steel foundry with pioneer status up for sale
    461 16  -  By CHUANG PECK MING A MAJOR iron and steel foundry with pioneer industry status from the Economic Development Board is to be put up for sale. Industrial Alloy Company (INALCO) has advertised in The Straits Times to say that the
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    Lock icon Ka Wah Bank given substantial credit
    145 16 Reuter HONGKONG and Shanghai Ranlrlng COTp «nH Rarit of China have provided a substantial line of credit to Ka Wah Bank, a relatively small bank listed on Hongkong stock exchanges. Hongkong Bank said yesterday it and Bank of China were concerned by last week's
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    75 16 Reuter THE New York stock market retreated at mid-morning yesterday, with technology issues under renewed pressure. The Dow Jones Industrial Average was off five points to 1296. Declines led advances by a seven to five margin on volume of 22.31 million shares. Data General, which said it
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      Lock icon Royal visit hit by protocol
      45 16 Reuter BRITAIN'S Princes Margaret has bsen invited to vitt rwm But *"*<"!*«■"' palace ynstsi'rtiy said protocol a Beijing trip by the Queen in the •irtiimn of 1901 ww first. Princess Margaret must now wait until hsr rider sister has been there.
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      46 16 Reuter A WEALTHY Thai taurines* man, Mr Wanchai Kamol, was kfflsd by gunmen as he tried to drag his fhmOy from their wrecked car after it was deliberately rammed head-on by a 10-wheri track. Police said three people had hffi detained. Router
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      Lock icon EEC jobless rate at 11.4pc
      66 16 AP UNEMPLOYMENT in the 10-nation Europenn Economic Community held at IL4 per cent of the work force hi March, while consumer pricss rose 0.7 per cent for the second consecutive month. lbs EBCs economics division yalrdiy also said EEC industrial production rose L 5 per
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      Lock icon Gorbachev plans to meet Reagan
      47 16 Reuter SOVIET leader Mikhail Gorbachev H— to meet Pnrident Reafaa but win not now travel to New York to ■wwiH a United NatfteM session is September, mid US industrialist Armand Hammer, who spent SO minutes In conversation with Mr Qorbachev yesterday. Renter
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      46 16 Reuter THE US apace shuttle Masted off Into doprddee on Us 18th mWan yesterday, carrying a full load of satellites and a "Star Wars" laser experiment. The Shuttle Discovery will carry out an arof §citßtSflC| OQQIBMPdsI and military tasks to earth's orMt Renter
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      38 16 Reuter THE International Confederation of Ftee Trade Unions has launched a campaign against British Tyre and 'Rubber Company, which it said was paying starvation wages to Black workers at a South African subsidiary.
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      45 16 Reuter INDIAN police pfkmpd fire yesterday to dlspsrie rival groups fighting in a town in India's western Gujarat state. The Pre* Trust of India said a curfew was later clamped on Dholka town, 56km Oram die state capital of Ahmedabad. Renter
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      114 16 CURRENT ISSUES IN INTERNATIONAL TRADE AND FINANCE iff* |gL|J|g| L, M a*l hLH fa of the New York ftmndbv Cndhi by Mil CHRISTOPHER CLARKE QC Documentary Letters of Credit and by MR HESLOP QC, Bermter. UK. Trust Hmipu: Credit Facility for Buyers Safaauardi for Bankers Ascinst Abuni by OR PHANG
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      398 16 Advanced Purchasing Supply Management Seminar Singapore, August 19 23,1985 In these days when profits are being squeezed in most industries thinking managements look to key business areas for a more effective contribution. Since input costs in the average manufacturing concern represent more than half output revenue, purchasing management opportunities can
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      Thai authority to cancel pre-qualification plan
      209 17 THE PORT Authority of Thailand (PAT) will have to cancel its pre-qualification exercise for the operation of the Sattahip port. Six companies have indicated their interests in operating the deep-sea port. Instead a new tender will be called. The operation of the container freight
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      Soviet proposal rejected
      138 17 A SOVIET project to build a big dry dock at Buabury, a port on the south-west coast of Western Australia, has been refused by the Western Australian government. The As 23 million proposal is believed to have been turned down because it was seen as a threat
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      ScanDutch to cut FE transit time
      406 17  -  By JUNE LIM SCANDUTCH HAS taken steps to reduce the transit time on its Far East/Europe service. Westbound voyages from Japan to Western Europe has been trimmed back by two days while the transit from other major Far East ports has been cut back
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      65 17 Reuter HEAVY monsoon rains have disrupted work at India's western and southern ports and at least 35 ships were waiting for berths at these ports last week against 26 at the start of June. About 13 ships were awaiting berths at Bombay, 10 at Kandla,
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      MacLeod opens new branch in Cebu
      113 17 MACLEOD International, the Philippines operating company of Jardine Shipping Agencies, has opened a new branch in Cebu. The new branch, controlled from Manila, will enable Jardines to offer its principals to have a wider coverage of customers. Mr David Barker, regional manager of Jardine
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        29 17 THE Singapore National Shippers' Council will hold its 12th annual general meeting on June 29 at the conference room of the Singapore Chinese Chamber of Commerce.
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        86 17 Reuter 9 SOUTH KOREA WILL expand Pusan port, enabling it to handle seven 50,000-dwt container ships at the same time, compared with the current capacity of four such vessels, the Korea Maritime and Port Administration (KMPA) said. TTie expansion, costing 211 billion won, will be
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        81 17 Reuter MEMBER LINES of the Japan/India-Pakistan-Gulf/ Japan Conference said they will cut bunker surcharges on Japan/India shipments to 28.4 per cent from 31.8 per cent, on Pakistan shipments to 29.0 per cent from 32.5 pert cent and on Japan/Arabian and Iranian ports to 29.2 per cent from 32.7
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      575 18 Fairplay IT IS NOT possible to make a simple comparision with the state of shipping 10 years ago. Yet for the Greek shipowner, decreasing international trade and rising operational and capital costs have brought financial headaches during that period. Basil Koutsis, of Trade and Transport Inc
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      1601 18 TIME-CHARTER fixing was fairly active on the freight market on Friday especially far vessels sailing from the Far East, while a firmer trend was seen for grain from the US Gulf to Japan, shiphrokers said. A 60,000 tonner was fixed on time-charter for a Cedros Island round voyage
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      683 18 AB Shpg V 5 F upward Line IV 5 Afeo Lin* VI 3 Gesuri Lloyd VI 5 A PC Lira V 4 Glory Nov'tion IX 2 APL 2/3 Golden Loe VI 4 Anro S*rv<e VI 1/2 Hangli Shpg V 5 ANL 1 1 Hapog Lloyd IV 1
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      Lock icon Owners may register more ships under FOC
      307 18 Lloyd's List DUTCH SHIPOWNERS warn that they may have to register more of their ships under flags of convenience if tax laws are changed. The Royal Netherlands Shipowners' Association (KNRV) says in its annual report that until now Dutch owners have decreased the
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      188 19 Reuter THE PAST YEAR has seen the signs of the forecast improvements in tanker demand, Terminal Operators, the research arm of shipbroker Eggar Forrester, said. However, it said it remains guarded since supply/demand equilibrium is unlikely to be seen even by 1968 despite a tonnage demand increase
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      436 19 SHIPPING AND commerce faces an even worse recession from next year, predicted Norwegian owner Mr Fred Olsen. He told Lloyd's List: "We are about to enter an even harsher recession. As far as we are concerned we have been preparing for the
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      Improvement in dry cargo market over the past 12 months
      399 19 THE OUTLOOK FOR the dry cargo shipping market has improved over the past 12 months but prospects continue to be dominated by tonnage supply, Terminal Operators, the research arm of London shipbroker Eggar Forrester, said. It said the peak of
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      212 19 Jaae 11-21 26th Congress of the Permanent International Association of Navigation Congresses, including the Brussels International Navigation Exhibition, Brussels Exhibition Centre. Jue 18-11 A Sea trade seminar on the market predictions for bulk shipping, the Whitehall Club, Whitehall Building, 17 Battery Place, New York, NY *****, USA. Jut
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      CONSORTIA
      186 19 THE MAJOR shipping consortia operating between the Far East/Europe, Far East/Persian Gulf, Strait* 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 Yaw? Shiooina. ANRO (STRAITS/AUSTRALIA): Australian National Line. Australia/Straits Container Line. Nedlloyd
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      84 19 Reuter THE WELLINGTON Harbour Board said shipping movements are normal following moves to send a tugmasters' dispute to arbitration. Board general manager Charles Hardy said two container ships delayed late last week by the dispute unloaded and sailed on Saturday after tugmasters agreed
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      SHIPPING LIST where your ships are due...and when
      6477 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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      679 25 RECEIVING OF EXPORT FCL CONTAINERS AND LCL CARGO t Godws FCL Arrival for LCL movement Ship Voy date/time Operator cargo schedule Location Pegasus P 382N 18 6 85 2300 Straits F1 0900-1100 Gl Siri Bhum 224N 19.6.85 0100 S'pore Shpg F8 1100-1300 Kl As Princess 260 19.6.85 0700
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      1680 25 Who acts for whom The leading shipping lines operating from local ports and their agents. A-i A Top Enterprise* Pte Ltd Sam* (S) AB Shipping Bousteod Shpg Agencies Afeo Line Afncon Shpg Agencies (S). Ahrenkiel Lmer Kim Shpg (5). Alfred C Toepfer Oceoncrs Shipping Agencie» (S) Multiport Sdn Bhd (PK).
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      336 26 DULL conditions returned after last week's flurry of activity in the Gulf states area as charterers and traders played a waiting game in anticipation of a further weakening of oil prices. Traders feel that the present number of ships laid up cannot but increase as more and more
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      480 26 AT CONVENTIONAL WHARVE8 Vessel Berth Agent Arrival Departure KEPPEL WHARVES t Baroness K34 Sunship alongside 18.6.85/0600 Danoh KI7 Borneo alongside 18.6.85/2300 Inabukwa K19 Petni alongside 18.6.85/1500 Manoloeverett K21 Everett alongside 18.6.85/1930 Sun Lotus K27 Sharp alongside 18.6.85/0600 Tongbaishan K15 Y Fung alongside 18.6.85/0600 V'va Madhuri K32 R
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      479 17 Monthly from Pitman Available at a* good bookshops and newsagents IfiTimes lIIL9 Distributors < fk. w J- w 70 Mo* Wf #04-03 Mm MM 0207 Td: *****11 Tola *> K ***** CfS OfFCt TfC #03-021 T* *****31 222*32 Twnml OHk* TfC #tto3o T# *****90/22W593/*****01 ORIENT Contemn IINE I mm JMMK
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      74 17 FOR THE GREEK shipowner, decreasing international trode and rising operational and capital costs have brought financial headaches. Page H SHIPPING AND commerce faces an even worse recession from next year, predicted Norwegian owner Mr Fred Olsen. W Page 111 Index to odvertisers H Weother mop VW London freight II Contoiner
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      657 17 M-fmys** SHIPPING COMPANY SOUTH EAST ASIA, JAPAN, INDIA, USA CANADA. Agent Singapore Soviet Shipping Co Pte Ltd TEL: *****3 MAERSK LINE P,Mng ESE? cs w 1 jtwin QMHI laa CT 178 MMMS CFS 17/1 KM MB ESS £5 USA. EUROPE. MIDDLE EAST. 1 CfS 21 tee I7M MB 55 88/7
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      339 18 YAMABHITA-SHtNMIHON LtM€ contamcm services USA/CANADA at Tokyo •I Kobo V> 1/1 vt 13/1 11/1 U/S 11/0 a/a li/i s/t occopttog LCL Cargo lor USA Porto only. Mm an* R Mm I Ito h m is FANLY HQ ao«t as CL Ik to. L Smrnmy. MPm. HRMHi KMf ifU. rWM, T
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      385 18 11 uX Supercairier Service icr*nf SM 24/1 27/« 3M 2/7 J/7 S/7 12/8 114/1 lU/1 (M tin ivi nn nn Tin nn nn *n |v» Iv* iw a/7 v» ;/i im w ivt iw w a/4 I i/» KIT MHMM.S TOUKOMC 24/4. MMCI WBBt VI TO: CALIFORNIA PANAMA US ATLANTIC
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      841 19 The Straits Steamship Group OOL Overseas Containers Limited STRAITS SHIPPING Singapore to Satoah, Sarawak, Brunei Ports and Bangkok I CONTAINERS*? SERVICE 10 UK CONTINENT SMS" HMMK EVKS OSAKA MT uoroa mt HOKUMS EVKSS KOmOOH MT s>M r«ta| a/i 21/1 a/« a/t M/ 7 M/ 7 11/7 13/7 »/7 S/7 a/7
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      471 19 Franco Bt>/(j/dn Sor u/ces r n iMtMHIHOI ACf CONSORTIUM I ,1, I Jt IradMb carp t»/ta PK CHARGFURS HAVRAISF MEDEX I INF /tiihv (W( D CLUB MfMßFfil 17 tm 11 km Sim rnim 23 km 27 km 4 M CM U km 21 km H km 2» km U M
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      373 20 I Hapag-Lloyd TO CONTINENT UK EXPORTS 18/7 12/7 13/7 IS/7 a/7 a/7 a/7 a/7 17/7 M/ 7 M/ 7 1/1 1/1 1/1 4/1 N/1 12/1 11/1 15/1 ii/i a/i ii/i a/i a/t a/i a/t u/i l/» 5/1 l/» (to camaft to Scamfnavia, Med, Carribean i S. America Wand hadafe to
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      56 20 4 K.S.ljne FULLY CONTAINERISED SERVICE 10 IUROPf Vl* Sl*/' 1 Memfcf, 01 Ihf *cr CofTwnt**T- 'ROM {IWQPt Vl* SIX/ J Mrtry. Qt thf »(t C omoitiuri FULLY CONT »lf# RISF P 10 FROM NOW I H iMfRIC* WSI UI*M CONVENTIONAL SERVICE To/From BUSfIN CONVENTIONAL SERVICE TO IRAN PERSIAN GULF FSB-Ji.ii
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      508 20 L\«f_ AGENCIES PTE. LTD. #09-07. ROBINA HOUSE. S PORE 0106. TEL: *****88. TELEX: RS ***** BOOKING: *****56 (OIRECT LINE) SINGAPORE TO PENANQ SINGAPORE TO SARAWAK •EQUATOR IV •EQUATOR l.v'l SINGAPORE TO SABAH SINGAPORE TO BRUNEI •OSONN a* 15/15 hi Pert 21 J» EQUATOR V SM 14/15 22 km 25 km
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      940 20 o EVERGREEN Full Contjiner Sfry L Round-The-World East Bound Service (FE/C ARIB/USEC/EURO/FE) EBM/n mnn EBMI iv nk n as m ok no ivi 29/ i a/« a/i vi %n in tp tn %n 7/7 %p un m/ 7 av7 U/7 11/7 M/ 7 M/ 7 21/7 21/7 M/ 7 u/7
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      609 21 V\v PACIFIC INTERNATIONAL LINES PIL Building. 140 Cecil Street. 03-00 Singapore 0106 Tel *****33 KOTA TMRJR HOT A WAMQI KOTA RAJA VOVAQC E-W7 EAST AFRICA/REDSEA SERVICES rrrr HtWMTAH. ADEN, HOOCOAM, JCO DJMOtm, KMBU, P DJMOUTI, HOOBDAN, SUDAN, LATTAKIA COLOMBO/CHITTAGONG/RANGOON SERVICES CHINA SERVICE 21-22/6 27-29/6 KOTA ANGKASA KOTA JADE BANGKOK/INDONESIA SERVICES
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      571 21 BENLINE CONTAINERS in JE STQK PJttLANS m/i mi 27/ i 4/7 V 7 I»/7 17/7 M/ 7 11/7 I/I 11/7 11/7 »/7 1/1 1/1 4/1 I/I M/ 7 22/7 7/1 »/l U/S 12/1 14/1 21/7 M/ 7 4/1 t/l U/l 11/1 19/1 21/1 73/» ALL VESSELS ACCEPT KkJJEBSEN LINE K.
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      533 21 DJAKARTA LLOYD INDONF SI AN MA T|( >NAI < Nf immmmt mnm 11/4 iv* w/4 I a/« OMAV2I/W 22/4 IV* 27/4 3/7 I 1/7 24-2V4 12/7 14/7 17/7 11/7 lf/7 »/7 rrm auao a/mh/k/mi ir—r ,«w Hi/7 31/7 3-S/l M/t 9-14/1 H-22/7 14-14/1 19-22/1 23/1 UNO «A T/S TO V
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      481 21 BOUSTEAD SHIPPING AGENCIES BURMA FIVE STM Load* for S>«* PJMa* Pat» VtM MVI 9 lm HiMlwipHm BSSW 22/23 Jm Pi aVKN 2/5 M ••Pteyo VMM 25/28 km Lm*| far M, JH( BANK UNI SPORE R'DAM HULL HMBG FORTHBANK 21 Jim 19 Jul 23 Jul 16 Jul MEADOW BANK 24 Jul
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      1042 22 K LINE KAWASAKI KISEN KAISHA, LTD.— ECUADOR/PERU/CHILE maam motkr** ni nu k spok rok guataqurcauao «c* W* kkmta samtomo»*u>«raiso ASM ST* *37 IWWI nti »ti ah Ml* I M 25 Ax 2Sx W 7 W ll* 11 Sx Uh» HMGRMB. MM. MM, SMKU MR KOK SOUTH AFRICA STOK U CCNSTMfTM
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      470 22 CALIFORNIA/PACIFIC NORTH WEST SERVICE EXPRESS CONTAINER/REEFER/BULK SERVICE Lm4m| tor LOS ANGELES. SAN FRANCISCO. SEATTLE. TACOMA. VANCOUVER B C Acciptmt Fa/Fa CwUnri PMan| Support L Anfttes WMMfTT VI M» R* 1 AX AUSTRALIA EXPRESS CONTAINER SERVICE JAPAN SERVICE UpM| hr fate. htm. Oufa. a* TM-/V taw -mm Tiar 9R. INDIA SERVICE
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      436 22 SANKO ASIA FROM JA*AN€S€ K>NTS AND HONOROHC 23/24 1M 27/21 Jm 29/27 la 4/5 M 9/7 M 9 10 M 14/ IS M 1. DOS ORENTE 2. PMJSTM VKO 3 BULAI 4. GOTONG WTO« 5. FUKUZMI MMU 6 MID SLA 7. NPPO MMU 21/22 m 24/29 to 21/3 Im 1/3
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      305 22 INTRASEA J PTC) LTD 4* I S2 J S n BREAKBULK SERVICE TO EUROPE/UK Vpmt P. lilinilnfci tarSaM SM Kon/MT/lix: (I T £i '11CL—\SB P.T PERUSAHAAN PELAYARAN KALIMANTAN DRECT MEEKLY SERVICE TO JAKARTA CE TO 6 t i 'At KSTMKTDN Vessel ETA/ETD KSTMKTDN IMM XXI *r 14/05 B/20 km ttita/CMa
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      630 23 FAR EAST/EUROPf FULLY CONTAINERISED SERVICE TO EUROPE/UK (VIA SUEZ): Plata* S pore K CHANCE 22W+ Sailed 19/6 m comma 4S* (24/6) 26/6 15/7 16/7 is// zo/ 0 CHEF WW 1/7) 3/7 22/7 23/7 25/7 27/ RMCCJM2M (8/7) 10/7 29/7 30/7 1/8 3/ N onm m (15/7) 17/7 5/8 6/8 8/8
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      491 23 HEUNG-A SHIPPING Korean Flag Vessel* SEMI CONTAINERISED DIRECT SERVICE TO P KEI ANG. PENANG. BUSAN. INCHON V 7 IV7 a/7 n/7 »/i kM 22/1 14/4 V 7 4/7 11/7 15/7 11/7 24/7 21/7 I M/fM (MU Hi (44-12 M MB) Nff'MW *',f h< IK P!I 1 u < •4'.4 H-mfc-.
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      463 23 SINSOV SINGAPORE SOVET SUPPING CO PRIVATE LTD SMSOV BULOM6 55, Market Street Sincapore 0104 TetapboM Numbers *****3 (15 Uw) Cable Address SMSOV SMWORE Telex Numben RS ***** RS ***** RS ***** p. keljmg rnwc M/S SMMUT lIRN SOON SON BM>. IST AND 2ND FLOOR. MSSRS Ml TMMB WW 23 MM
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      19 23 mi LONC SATU Uf 77 hM IBM tflf 91 ®V§ JAMBATAN MERAH SDN. BHD. P. Kriuv: anOW/7 K.L. *****7/*****1
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      591 24 Iltc;|i»iial Container Lines p,,, g 4 Sailings weekly |H |j Past Reliable Regular Punctual Berthing P S A Mon. Tue. Thur, Sat VEB DEUTFRACHT/SEEREEDEREI ROSTOCjt FORTMGHTIY FULL CONTAINER SERVI POT9MM 4/tS 1 PUHMUi/15 2 iflrat 4/fe i m AMwp stok Mmrar ram mmm 26ta* It M *21M 22 M 21
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      151 24 I T 1 —<1 *Tj C% s v, P5 r fif«lJ °C yA cr* Wind direction with speed in Wave height SIGNIFICANT WEATHER AND SEA CONDITIONS AT 7.30 AM. TH» MO LEGEND' R. T.wnder»tol m Temperature °C Shower Weather Wind ■I*** 1 »™ot* lUta Wave tolilH Cloudy Sky ave neignt
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      95 25 MBC AGENCES f—*m K. LUMPUR mpm P KELANG a f DftiWnU LEOSHP SPORE *****8/*****6/*****8/*****3 *****1/4 TERMMAL *****1/2 *****/*****/*****/***** *****3/*****5/*****1/*****0 *****8/*****8/*****5 *****22 FAR EAST/EUROPE CONTAINER SERVICE imzi 11 TniFni ;i ftttti 3 ■EMSZI i mrnmmrn iwry ASO ACCEPIK FOR: I WTTOf, L. HMHE, UK, HQDI. COPENHAGEN. OSLO ALSO ACCEPT* FROM EUROPE
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      118 25 REGULAR SERVICES TO I ITSW SOON KIAT SHIPPING PTE LTD 3 SMENTOR WAY #2M5/M SHEMTOH NOUS Tan HM Sn Km tta 3 U/R SmlaM Vt/K tarn **H hnvy M cvpn I H I 40 Fa *t«nts Shppvt I* 22HMt (5 hn) 220RJ5 Trin: BXIJS P 6**| Pm C«<n fwit| <*)
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      257 25 -LICORNE m MEOULAR SEM-CONT4 r-"COOAL AGENTS SEMJON SHPPPG (X) HE LTD. SNWOtt MIO/lOOBHO TEL HBSttl (t TO BANQU-DUiVMUWI LAMKA/PAKJSTAN H/V CGM VM V7ISS M/V AMMGNAC VBLSS Scan Dutch To Europe (Med UK NC Scan) B B«Un| SM B Butane 20/6 B Butane 27/6 B Butane 4/7 B Butane 11/7 B
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      347 26 Part k> port, papk o ■—wril MitsuiOSK Lines. Ltd CONVENTIONAL/SEMI-CONTAINER AFRICA'S r ALTAI MARU 19 Jun Mombasa, Daressalaam APOLLO PEAK 25 Jun Port Louis. Reunion HEROiNAE 4 Jul Mombasa. Daressalaam. Tanga. Vacate Betra. Tamatave GLORIA PEAK 24 Jul Port Louis. Reunion HIMALAYA MARU 16 Jun Monrovia. Abidjan. Lome. Apapa. Douaia,
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