The Business Times, 13 November 1985

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    12 1 BUSINESS TIMES M.C. (P) No. 99/1/85 WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 1», IMS 75 CENTS
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  • Article
    MAS plans to establish fund to cover insurance policy holders
    453 1  -  By ALVIN TAY A POLICY Owners' Protection Fund may be established by the Monetary Authority of Singapore to cover insurance policy holders if their insurance company goes bust. The Insurance (Amendment) Bill, now awaiting Parliament's approval, provides for the setting
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    Enterprise gets top-level attention
    608 1  -  Brigadier-General Lee studies new ways to help small businesses By BOEY KIT YIN A HARD LOOK at policies affecting small businesses is to be taken by a new high-level government committee headed by Brigadier-General (Res) Lee Hsien Loong. Backed by a $100 million budget from the
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    The two main hurdles
    493 1  -  By MONICA GWEE HIGH COSTS and inflation in a recession were yesterday put forward as serious enemies of improved productivity for smalland medium-sized enterprises. Fixed costs most concerned managers who attended yesterday's productivity seminar for top managers in small- and me-dium-sized enterprises (SMEs). High labour costs,
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    Prices take a tumble
    144 1 mm m^mi CONTRARY to expectations, ■hare prices fell shanly across the board the Stagapare stack market yesterday. Mast brokers aid dealers had eeafideatty predicted Wall Street's Impressive perfermaaee aad the retarn d sabstaatlal amaaats af laads siphoned sff earlier far the MAS losae te have a
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    Lock icon Japan seeks to lift ban on imported oil
    328 1 AFP THE JAPANESE government yesterday submitted a Bill to Parliament freeing imports of refined petroleum products. These products are to be allowed into Japan next January if Parliament approves the legislation, which would end a ban on imported petrol, kerosene and diesel
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    Lock icon Opec president fears further cut in prices
    132 1 AP THE PRESIDENT of the Organisation of Petroleum Exporting Countries, Mr Subroto, shares fears that the cartel may be forced to lower its official price to less than US$2O a barrel. Mr Subroto, who is Indonesia's Minister for Energy and Mines, told the
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    Lock icon Daim defends 6pc growth forecast for Malaysia
    247 1 Bernama MALAYSIAN Finance Minister Daim Zainuddin yesterday defended his Budget Day forecast of a 6 per cent economic growth next year, saying that the government would take "appropriate measures" to achieve the target. Allaying doubts about the forecast, which economists and several members
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    Lock icon Australia runs up payments deficit
    91 1 UPI THE AUSTRALIAN economy registered its worst monthly current accounts deficit on record in October. The Bureau of Statistics announced yesterday that the October current accounts deficit was US$lO63 billion up $379 million from the September deficit. It was the worst monthly current accounts shortfall
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    ECICS taps capital market
    194 1 IN AN UNUSUAL departure from its usual financing arrangements, the Export Credit Insurance Corporation of Singapore (ECICS) is raising funds on the capital market instead of relying on the uncalled paid-up capital of its shareholders. For the first time, the ECICS is raising US$2O million through
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      263 1 Government bodies to coordinate aid for enterprises, Page 2 Leader, Page 10 SHARE INFORMATION MONEY EXCHANGES RAW MATERIALS AIRCRAFT SCHEDULE CROSSWORDS TV RADIO DOONESBURY BRISTOW OUR VIEW SCEPTICISM ABOUT new government efforts to help smoll businesses is understandable. The establishment of a Small Enterprise Bureau is an implicit admission that
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  • HOME NEWS
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      Dreary times ahead for hotel industry
      353 2  -  By ELAINE KOH THE FIRST SURVEY on the outlook for Singapore's hotels has confirmed that the figures add up to a cheerless prospect between now and 1990. The number of visitors is expected to show only a 5 to 7 per cent growth over
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      Government bodies to coordinate aid for enterprises
      435 2 UNDER THE PROPOSED Small Enterprise Bureau, several government organisations hope to coordinate their efforts to help small businesses. Here is an outline of how they plan to focus on the problems of small and medium enterprises (SMEs). The National Productivity Beard. An emphasis
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      Protectionism threat a political move, says LKY Visitor
      307 2 THE THREAT OF increased international protectionism would generate "more noise than harm", according to the Lee Kuan Yew Distinguished Visitor, Dr Charles L Schultz, the economic adviser to former US President Jimmy Carter. Dr Schultz said that the noise emanating from "protectionist
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      President Wee to open Lions Forum
      225 2 PRESIDENT WEE Kim Wee will open the 24th Orient and South East Asian Lions (Oseal) Forum on Friday at the World Trade Centre. About 5,000 participants will attend the three-day event organised by the Lions Multiple District 306. This is the third forum organised
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      Pool resources to sell to the world, Asean told
      310 2 SUGGESTIONS that the Asean countries pool their resources to market to the rest of the world were made yesterday by the Malaysian Deputy Minister of Finance. Companies in the region could form private ventures and work together instead of competing with
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      Discussion on child health
      136 2 CHILDREN'S mental health problems its nature and magnitude, and what can be done to tackle them will be discussed in a four-day World Health Organisation regional working group which starts today at Novotel Orchid Inn. The meeting, organised jointly by WHO and the Ministry of Health,
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      US joint venture offers instant financial facts
      421 3 INSTANT FACTS on interna-tionally-listed stocks, securities, and commodities will be made available in Singapore through a joint venture by two major US financial information bureaux. The service will be offered by Associated Press-Dow Jones (APDJ) and Quotron System Incorporated, the majority partner in
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      IBM takes legal action against two companies
      205 3 INTERNATIONAL Business Machines has filed legal action against two companies in Singapore for allegedly using a Basic Input Output System (BIOS) chip to which it has copyrights. This ROM (read only memory) chip contains all the routines for handling the input and output
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      Publisher recalls book on architecture
      372 3 ALEXANDER POPE once said that to err is human, to forgive, divine. However, if it were an error repeated 2,000 times, most would agree that it should be corrected. Publisher Graham Brash (Pte) Ltd was recently forced to withdraw all copies of its recently released
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      Case to set up furniture advisory council next year
      281 3  -  By LUCY NG A COUNCIL to act as the watchdog of the furniture trade will be set up early next year by the Consumers Association of Singapore (Case). This follows the rise in the number of furniture-related disputes. There were only
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      Air official due
      37 3 MR COLIN KRE ELAND, Secretary of the Australian Department of Aviation, arrives tomorrow for a one-day visit. He will be accompanied by Mr Jim Weber, director, international organisation and facilitation section of the department.
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      Talking laser copier to go on show at Canon Grand Fair
      284 3 A PLAIN PAPER facsimile and a "talking" laser copier capable of enlarging up to 400 per cent are among the range of high-technolo-gy business equipment that will be on show at the twoday Canon Grand Fair beginning today. But
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      See Hup Seng wins three contracts worth $5.3 m
      242 3 SEE HUP SENG has been awarded three contracts worth $5.3 million for corrosion prevention work at the Pulau Seraya Power Station and the Mass Rapid Transit System's Bishan Depot. The local corrosion prevention treatment company will be paid $2 million for
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      Garment and textile exports fall 3pc
      519 3  -  By BOEY KIT YIN AFTER STAGING a comeback last year, Singapore's garment and textile industry looks fated this year to return to the dull conditions of the previous two years. Domestic exports of garment and textile items slipped 3 per cent to $588.3 million
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      Tourism Awards competition draws 83 entries
      213 3 TOURIST ATTRACTIONS which have been drawing the crowds, and travel agencies which pack innovative features in their tour itineraries are among the 83 entries received for the first Tourism Awards competition. Five tourist attractions will be vying for the "Outstanding Tourist Attraction" award, while
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      278 3 LAST TWO DAYS! I revolution as If gains control In the financial worn. With the unprecedented fluctuations in commodity prices, interest rates and foreign exchange, information regarding investments, purchases, sales, funding, hedging and a host of other financial decisions can no longer be trusted to the traditional methods of communication
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  • OVERSEAS
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      Lock icon High mark-ups are raising import costs in Japan
      417 4 AP FOREIGN PRODUCTS in Japan are often far more expensive than Japanese domestic brands because of the hefty profit margins taken by importers. A report compiled by a private advisory group to Prime Minister Yasuhiro Nakasone, released yesterday, found that mark-ups by
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      Lock icon Beware of the poison
      255 4 AP THE AMERICAN who taught the concept of quality control to the Japanese in 1960 has warned his successful students to take care not to succumb to the "diseases" of Western management. Mr Edwards Deming, addressing a top management quality control conference on Monday in Japan,
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      Lock icon The richest Chinese province
      78 4 Reuter THE EASTERN province of Jiangsu has become the richest in China with per capita income among peasants this year averaging 493 yuan (US$l54). The New China News Agency reported on Monday that rural incomes in the province more than doubled between 1980 and 1984 because
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      Lock icon Rajiv dismisses need for Bomb
      293 4 AP INDIAN Prime minister Rajiv Gandhi, dedicating an unsafeguarded atomic research reactor yesterday, said India did not need a nuclear bomb for now. "Though we have the full capacity to make a nuclear bomb, I don't see the need to make one at present," Gandhi
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      Lock icon Beijing urged to develop a real estate market
      149 4 AP PARTICIPANTS in a national symposium urged the development of a real estate market in China, saying free use of land is unsuited to developing the economy. The English-language China Daily reported on Monday that all land in China is owned by
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      DAILY AIRCRAFT MOVEMENTS
      808 4 ARRIVALS Operator Service Local From number time PAA PA2I/5 0020 LAX/TYO/HKG SIA SQ4I 0605 MAA CAL CI010 0815 JED/DHA MAS MH68I 0820 KUL KAL KE624 0840 KUL MAS MH603 0905 KUL MAS MH811 0940 PEN MAS MH67I 0950 KUL SIA SQI03 1005 KUL RBA BI42I 1030 BWN
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      Lock icon Pretoria to repatriate black foreign workers
      259 5 FT THE SOUTH AFRICAN government is drawing up contingency plans for the repatriation of black foreign migrant workers which could affect the future of nearly two million people and cause major problems for the mining industry and relations with neighbouring black states. Mr Pietie
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      Lock icon Britain worried by the drain of its scientists to America
      301 5 FT THE DRAIN OVERSEAS, especially to the US, of Britain's best scientific brains is becoming a serious worry to scientific laboratories, Sir Keith Joseph, the Secretary for Education and Science, has been warned by his scientific advisers. In a report
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      Lock icon US has enough strategic materials to last 14 months
      476 5 AP THE UNITED STATES has stockpiled enough of the (our most strategic minerals to weather a 14-month cutoff in imports, according to a group of private defence analysts in a report designed to minimise fears of future foreign embargoes. The report
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      Lock icon FAO head proposes three-point plan to deal with trade problems
      393 5 FT THE DIRECTOR-GENERAL of the United Nations Food and Agriculture Organisation has put forward a three-point plan to deal with the threat to agricultural exporting countries presented by the mounting problems affecting world trade. Mr Edouard Saouma said on Monday
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      Lock icon UN declares 1986 as Year of Peace
      79 5 AP THE UNITED NATIONS General Assembly has approved without a vote a resolution inviting all nations to Join in commemorating 1966 as the "International Year of Peace". Monday's resolution, introduced by Costa Rica, calls upon "government and non-govern-mental organisations and communication media to
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  • WORLD BACKGROUND
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      Lock icon NZ faces troubles at home and abroad
      735 6 Wellington at odds with Americans, French and Soviets AP NEW ZEALANDERS, who used to complain that the world ignored them, now find themselves at odds with a large part of it the United States, France and the Soviet Union. At the same time,
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      Lock icon European high-tech companies set their sights on US market
      591 6 Reuter EUROPEAN high-tech companies are realising that they must look beyond their own borders for future growth and the favoured target is the huge, homogeneous and relatively unrestricted US market. "European companies need 8 to 10 per cent of the world
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      154 6 v IS i. V.; 1 r >'4 >: ij V a a >'m£wm ■MM gj% ?^%^!S*yygd J-' if. 4£.\ Announci a bigger a the arrival of better business class. We don't have to tell you how popular our Marco Polo Business Class is. The fact that we've had to add
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      167 6 Catch the good feelings at the Tavern Show Bar. 5K 3 The Plaza Hotel is proud to present the f charming duet of Kuo Po and Belinda Foo, M a PP ear n 8 nightly at the Tavern Show Bar. J Their repertoire ranges from sentimental favourites to the latest
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  • TRAINING & DEVELOPMENT
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      MEMO PAD
      427 7 Seminars and uannen IOI 4.1 1UIO 1 ■v on Tlx: RS II uourses 1 Fax: 274 4666 ir DURATION TITLE VENUE ORGANISER TELEPHONE Nov 19 Apparel Manufacturer's Goodwood Park Island Apparel *****22 Control Hotel and Singapore Textile and Garment Manufacturers' Association *****22 Nov 19-20 Performance Planning PIL Building
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      Equipping entrepreneurs
      417 7  -  Specialist courses to help small businessmen By CHUANG PECK MING A TRAINING PROGRAMME designed to help local entrepreneurs set up business is being examined by the Singapore Society of Accountants. Working on the premise that a small business cannot afford specialists, the 75-hour programme believed to have been
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      All about curtain walls
      194 7 THE CONSTRUCTION Industry Development Board is holding a seminar on curtain walls on building exteriors. It will be held on Nov 19 at the Hyatt Regency. Sponsored by the Singapore Institute of Architects Building Centres, the seminar is intended as a forum to sound out the
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      Call to improve packaging
      135 7 LOCAL COMPANIES need to improve their product quality, design and packaging to capture a bigger share of the world market. Once good quality and design are achieved, the problem of successful marketing must be tackled. Dr Ang Kok Peng, the Member of Parliament for Buona Vista
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      Windows, glass and safety
      80 7 THE SECOND glass and window exhibition will be held in conjunction with Intersafe 4, an exhibition on safety, security and fire protection from Nov 19-22. The shows will be held at the World Trade Centre. About 100 companies from Europe, Japan, Hongkong, China, Mexico, the Philippines
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      Directors' rights
      72 7 DIRECTORS' rights and obligations will be the subject of a one-day conference on "Company Directors and the Law" on Nov 28. A team of lawyers will discuss the amendments to the 1964 Companies Act and the impact of the changes. The conference, to be held at the Shangri-La
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      Good response to ChemAsia85
      304 7 ABOUT 300 companies from 18 countries will take part in ChemAsiaBs, the fourth international chemical and process engineering show and conference. To be held from Dec 3 to 6 at the World Trade Centre, 51 of the participants will be from the UK, taking part under
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      272 7 IBF The Institute at Banking Finance TRADING OPTIONS 18 20 Nov 1985 Currency options are the latest technique used in hedging foreign exchange risks. They can be bought over the counter from a bank or they can be traded in one of several exchanges in the US, UK or Europe.
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  • MONEY AND EXCHANGES
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      Lock icon Davison resigns as Lloyd's chief executive
      556 8 NYT lAN HAY DAVISON, the chief executive of Lloyd's Insurance Market, has resigned his £120,000 a year position in one of the biggest staff upsets to hit a large British financial institution in years. A major rift has opened up between Mr Davison, the
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      Gold
      191 8 HONGKONG: GOLD yesterday closed little changed in dull trading, partly due to the sluggish foreign exchange market. The bullion price finished at U*****.95/323.35 an ounce against an initial $323.00/40 and New York's close of 322.90/323.40. On the local market, the metal ended HK$3 lower at $3,007 a tael. The
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      Foreign Exchange
      241 8 Interbank rates ot 3pm yesterday: Currencies Nomini it rate* md Offer croea parity change Local dollars to one unit of foreign currency: US dollar 2 1165 2.1175 2.8196 -2494 Sterling pound 3 0011 ***** ***** -59 15 Australian dollar 1 3863 1 3911 ***** -59 57 NZ dollar
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      Forex markets
      626 8 SINGAPORE THE US dollar yesterday closed mixed against most major currencies after fluctuating within a very narrow range in quiet and featureless trading. It closed little changed at 205.70/85 yen compared with London's 205.73/83 close, at 2.1560/70 Swiss francs against 2.1555/75 but lower at 2.6245/55 marks against 2.6260/80.
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      Money markets
      126 8 THE OVERNIGHT rate on tbe Singapore interbank money market fell by 14 point from last Friday to close at 4H per cent yesterday. The one-month term rate rose by 3/16, the three-month rate rose by 1/16 while the two-month rate fell by 1/16. Discount Prices At yesterday's close
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      Asian $ market
      251 8 Asian market ASIAN DOLLAR deposit rates yesterday closed steady at slightly lower opening levels in quiet afternoon trading. Short-dates weakened 1/16 point at the outset and thereafter remained unchanged. Overnight and week fixed closed at a common 814 8 per cent. latorhaak §m wM rates us$ 0++«r M 7 days
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      Lock icon Simex
      343 8 BA Futures DECEMBER Earedellar yesterday opened unchanged from IMM's level at 92.11 but higher than Friday's close of 92.02. Technically, the market still looks bullish. However, corrective moves are expected in the near term in the absence of widely anticipated discount rate cut and the latest FOMC minutes which
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  • BANKING AND FINANCE
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      Lock icon Kaufman expects cut in discount rate
      190 9 Reuter WEAK ECONOMIC growth and a decision to overlook strong growth in M-l money supply could prompt the US Federal Reserve to relax monetary policy further, with a one-half point cut in the discount rate to 7 per cent possibly in the offing, said
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      Banks invited to manage NOL's issue
      101 9 SEVERAL BANKS have been invited to join the management team for Neptune Orient Lines (NOL)'s proposed US$5O million capped floating rate notes. The finalised terms include a seven-year maturity and an interest rate of 5/16 percentage point above the London Interbank Offered Rate. The
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      Lock icon Little support in Britain for a private export bank
      145 9 Reuter THERE IS currently little support for setting up a British private sector export bank. UK Treasury Secretary John MacGregor, in a written reply to a parliamentary question, said this was the conclusion reached after extensive consultations between the government, the
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      Lock icon Australia raises rediscount rate
      68 9 Reuter THE RESERVE BANK of Australia has lifted the Treasury note rediscount rate to 18.25 per cent from 17.50 per cent effective immediately. The rate is paid by the bank on notes purchased prior to maturity. The bank has lifted the rate from 16.5 per cent
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      Lock icon Why peso has weakened
      163 9 Bernama PHILIPPINE Prime Minister Cesar Virata has indicated that the weakening of the exchange rate of the peso against the US dollar is probably due to the lowering of interest rates and that there is "still a very high liquidity". Mr Virata, who is also the
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      Lock icon Amsterdam plans to free capital market by next year
      291 9 Reuter THE NETHERLANDS plans to liberalise its capital market fully by Jan 1 in a bid to keep pace with liberalisation in competing world financial centres. A Finance Ministry spokesman yesterday confirmed a report in the Dutch economic daily Financieele Dagblad
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      Lock icon Japanese banks come under pressure
      455 9 Financial liberalisation is squeezing earnings Reuter FINANCIAL liberalisation is squeezing the earnings of Japanese banks and creating a competitive arena in which some of them will disappear. Financial analysts said Japan had had no major bank failure since before World War Two, and no one
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      Lock icon Funds for Tokyo money market
      228 9 Reuter THE BANK OF JAPAN has injected 300 billion yen into the money market by buying twomonth commercial bills to ease tightness at some banks before the Nov 15 monthly reserve requirement reporting date. Money traders yesterday said the purchasing rate was 7.75 per cent
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      Warning against Japanese surplus
      295 9 JAPAN'S soaring surpluses are going to present the world's financial system with a recycling problem on the same scale as that posed by the rush of petrodollars witnessed in the *****, according to the Manufacturers Hanover Trust Company (MHT), a leading US bank. This year's surplus,
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  • FEATURES
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      An enterprise with a difference
      455 10 NEGLECT BY THE GOVERNMENT has been a favourite complaint of small businessmen. Their grouses were not always valid. The government has never really neglected small enterprises, even if it was previously keener on multinational corporations. Schemes to help small businesses are not new but some
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      Daunting task for Indonesia
      1094 10  -  Jakarta 'entering the era of a social security system through the modern social insurance schemes' In Indonesia, three quarters ol the unemployed are still supported by their family and friends and it is a daunting task for the government to implement a comprehensive social security system
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      111 10 Our close relationship to gold can be explained by the fact that we are the oldest Swiss bank and know its value from long experience. A nice connection between the daily pleasure of wearing a piece of gold and the lasting memory of successful bank transactions. Bank Leu Bank Leu
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      150 10 Austria is here! Come to the Mozart Festival: a veritable celebration of life... Viennese style. 10 whole days of merrymaking, dining and drinking, to music by the wellknown HannesTrio. Work your way through the magical, irresistible charms of Austrian cuisine Here's a guide: The Hubertus Grill Austrian Businessman's Lunch in
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  • Page 10 Miscellaneous
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      657 10 CRYPTIC PUZZLE ACROSS I Tarmed and 'ate looking (5) 6 Trick fastener? (5) 9 A good distance in great haste (7) 10 Impale a piece of broccoli? (5) 11 The shade of blue for blood? (5) 12 A brush with the gardener? (5) 13 Where to drink a brew m,
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  • SPORTS
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      Exciting Masters ahead
      551 11  -  Top players from Toyota Open show interest ellesse CIRCUIT '85 By WALTON MORAIS AFTER THE SUCCESSFUL fourth leg over the weekend, the Ellese Circuit '85 tennis championships gear up for a grand finale next month with a promise of more excitement. Top players in the recent Toyota
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      Lock icon Sandy Lyle is flying high
      545 11 UPI BRITAIN'S Sandy Lyle could be excused for taking life easy, following a golden summer during which he became the first "home" golfer to win the British Open since Tony Jacklin in 1969. That stunning July success at Royal St Georges, Sandwich, turned Lyle into
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      Major changes expected for soccer league
      268 11 THE AILING English soccer league was expected to discuss the most radical restructuring programme of its 97-year-old history when the chairmen of its 92 clubs met in London yesterday. Against a background of dwindling attendances, the loss of television coverage and its accompanying revenue,
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      Sri Lanka brought down to earth
      335 11 SRI LANKA was brought firmly down to earth as it lost the third test, and the series, against Pakistan on Tuesday. In a total of seven matches, three tests and four one-day internationals, the visitors failed to secure a single victory. Pakistan won the
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      117 11 AFP FRENCH Sports Minister Alain Calmat's decision to give the Ligier motor racing team US$l.26 million from the recent-ly-started sports loto has sparked off a row with amateur sports bodies. Guy Ligier, who also secured sponsorship from the state oil company Elf,
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      Lock icon Becker beats top players to show Wimbledon triumph was no fluke
      356 11 AP BORIS BECKER, back in Britain for the first time since winning Wimbledon in July, said on Monday that beating the world's best players at subsequent events had proved his triumph at the famed Grass Court championships was no
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      138 11 TITLEIST 384 golf ball is miles ahead of its rival. The Official Ball Count on the U.S. Pro Tour Circuit places TITLEIST in the No. 1 spot, leading by 5 to 1 over its nearest competitors. (Source: Darrel Survey Company, U.S.A.) What's more TITLEIST 'No-Cut' Guarantee is a dare If
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      1150 11 Maurice Chevalier (right)... flamboyant and lovable APPLAUSE Thank Heaven lor Maurice Chevalier 9.00 pm, Channel 12 For more than 50 years, people knew Maurice Chevalier as the bright, charming, bubbling man with joy and overflowing with wit and music. Tonight, the programme will show another side of this man, who
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      126 11 Play golf the Sevvy way (J THINK IT IS BETTER TO TRY TO PRAW THE BALL THAN TO GAPE IT. play my best golf hitting THE BALL FROM RIGHT TO LEFT. FEEL HAVE MORE CONTROL. MANY I HANOI CAP GOLFERS WiF MAKE IT IMPOSSIBLE FOR THEMSELVES TO HIT THE BALL
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  • INTERNATIONAL STOCKS
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      Lock icon Wall Street analysts divided over rally
      537 12 Reuter THE NEW YORK stock market's performance over the past seven weeks has touched off a debate about how to read the strength in blue chips. While some analysts say interest-sensitive issues and beneficiaries of a weaker dollar are leading an advance, others point
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      Lock icon Dow rises 27.5 points to new high
      289 12 UPI THE NEW YORK stock market set off fireworks on Monday as both the Dow and broader market indices smashed through records. The Dow's 27.52-point jump was its largest one-day gain since Jan 21. The Dow Jones Industrial Average closed at a record
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      Toronto
      115 12 NOV 11 Atxnbi c$ 17* Imp CM Inco Int Ptov P^>« 52* 16* 45* 18* unch ■f Aicon 35 1* 16* 19 unch Argoen HkJgs Bonk Mont 33 Bonk Nova Scotia Bel Conodo 14 42* 31* ■f unch -U MoKon A 19 27* 34* 40* 14* 17* 4* Cortmg
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      200 12 NOV 11 Road Unoac 580 unch Wootworrh 1150 unch INDUST1IALS MININGS 840 3425 75 175 -3 ***** 725 1560 35 390 Buttefc 7400 100 AMiC 2850S 800 1070 1175 -10 2330 20 1950 1025 45 CNA 170 De Beers 1440 5 Currie Fnonce 4506 unch Ones 5200 225 7800
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      New York
      695 12 NOV 11 US$ Akan AJurrwi 26V* 1 Alcoo 34* 1 Alegheny Lud 25* Afced Cham Cp 43* unch Afced StofB 63 -ft AAs-Chafcners 3* 4-* Am Brands ktc 58* ft Am Broadcast 118* ft Am Can Co 61* ft Am Cyanamd 55* Am Elec Pwr 22* Am Express
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      651 12 Amsterdam NOV 11 Fb ABN 547 00 2 Aegon 106 50 2 Ahold ***** 6 5 Ak 20 129 60 13 78 30 2 1 Amtoi Amro Bonk 99 60 +0 3 8*rV*l 40 50 unch Boh Bocvjmn 480 00 -2 Boskotrt Bur Tat 122 00 2 Colond
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      222 12 Reuter BLUE CIRCLE Industries PLC has agreed to acquire the privately-owned US company Williams Bros Inc, based in Georgia, for US$9O million in cash. The price will be paid by using undrawn facilities available to Blue Circle. Williams Bros has substantial interests in ready mix concrete,
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      130 12 London stocks, Page 17 Cafe de Prince's v r L .N Jk 1 WT delightful daily buffet luncheon Feast on 40 delicious dishes. Menu changes every fourth day. At $14++ (adult) and $10++ (child). CRQWTI OPRTNCE HOTEL liNQtronE lanaard b» rnncc «o«ct» -Mpjn Continuing the Prince hotels tradition of friendly
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      352 13 TOKYO: Share prices dropped sharply in light trading yesterday as investors' deepening pessimism prevented a positive reaction to Monday's highs on Wall Street. The market average lost 86.18 to close at 12,735.08 after losing 29.79 on Monday. Turnover was 250 million shares against 230 million on Monday. Large-capitals were
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      Manila
      100 13 MANILA: Share prices closed generally higher in quiet trading yesterday. The commercial and industrial index rose 1.52 to 172.04 and oils were up 0.018 at 0.828 but the mining marker eased 5.80 to 686.60. NOV 12 P«0» 0001 -0 0002 Marttett Onantai B Phiex B 0016 0 15 0001
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      Sydney
      362 13 SYDNEY: Australian sharemakets closed easier yesterday afternoon with poor balance of trade figures and the Australian dollar's fall depressing investor confidence. Near the close of trading, the All Ordinaries index was off 7.8 points at 1023.9, the All Industrials 9.9 at 1494.8, the All Resources 6.0 at 659.4 and
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      80 13 NOV 12 Won Hyundai Corat 900 inch Hyundai Mofor 1020 8 740 2 KAL 597 28 Chohoung Bk 708 -2 Korea Fr»t 758 inch Comm«f ckjI Bk 758 unch 1316 •9 S85 +23 Korea 429 6 Daewoo Corp 562 10 Lucky Ltd 720 25 750 25 Sarmung Co 754
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      Hongkong
      352 13 HONGKONG: Share prices yesterday closed mixed after opening higher on news that Evergo Industrial plans to acquire Chuang's Holdings and its affiliate, Lambda Technology. Evergo rose 22 HK cents to 77 cents after the lifting of a one-day suspension but Lambda and Chuang's remained suspended pending an announcement. Small
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      Bangkok
      145 13 BANGKOK: Share prices closed lower in light trading. The Book Club index fell 0.71 point to 129.38 and declines led advances three-to-two. Turnover stood at 208,263 shares compared with Monday's 103,604 shares. The Taipei market wae closed for Dr Sun Yat Sen's birthday. NOV 12 iam Cituan 87 -2
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      Lock icon Thai market upturn unlikely
      387 13 Reuter THE BEARISH MOOD on the Securities Exchange of Thailand (SET) looks set to persist well into next year as both political and economic worries continue to beset the market. Gains from the three-month rally earlier in the year which took the SET index to a
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      Lock icon Evergo bidding for Chuang's and Lambda shares
      213 13 Reuter EVERGO INDUSTRIAL Enterprise Ltd is offering 42 HK cents each for all outstanding shares of Chuang's (Holdings) Ltd. According to Citicorp International Ltd, Evergo's financial adviser, Evergo will also pay 70 cents per share for up to 79 per cent of Lambda
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      Lock icon Merrill Lynch plans investment fund venture
      129 13 Reuter MERRILL LYNCH and Co is participating in a Taiwan-based consortium which plans to set up an investment fund for the inflow of overseas capital into the Taiwan stock market. Merrill Lynch is discussing the size of the fund with the Securities and Exchange
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      157 13 •vary PROFESSIONAL manager is eligible for Membership of VISITING HONG KONG? CHARMING YOUNG LACXES as escorts and guides for tourists and business visitors. PLEASE CALL HONG KONG 3****** Lett booze to Hie music!! Hot rock or tawotftt* oontamporartaa. thia popular aR-girte, Six Angela your haart. Bring* you Into world oi
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      Lock icon MMC Metals resigns seat on LME
      322 14 AFP MMC METALS, one of the London Metal Exchange's (LME) 28 ringdealing members owned by the Malaysian Mining Corporation, has resigned its seat on the LME. This move, a spin-off from the continuing crisis on the world tin market, is the first of its
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      LONDON MARKETS
      742 14 COFFEE ROBUSTA COFFEE futures on Monday ended a varied day with pared losses at down £28 to £3 a tonne from Friday's close In directionless business. At the close, second position January was £17 down from the previous close at £1,835, in a £1,865/1,818 high/low. Spot November was
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      PALM OIL
      185 14 MALAYSIAN crude palm oil (CPO) prices yesterday closed higher on covering interest in light trading, dealers said. They said the rise was more a technical adjustment to last week's easiness, as anticipation of a surplus of CPO following early estimates of higher October output is expected to weigh
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      Produce exchange
      154 14 ChintN Produce Exchange (Sellers' noon closing pnce» on No* 12 (SV100 kg) Coconut oil Bufc FOB 75 00 Old drum FOB 88 00 New drum FOB 92.00 Copra Mixed (loose) 40 buyers Pepper Muntok White FOB NLW 1080 00 Sarawak White FOB toq NLW 1070 00 Sarawak special
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      TEXTILES
      181 14 Yarn (U HK$ per bole o* 400 lb) China carded yarn, cooes Hue Phoenix I6's 2,500 Ouc Phoenix 2Cs 2,600 Bin Phoenix 32's 3,000 Bhje Phoenix *Cf s 3,300 Girded yarn, honk Blue Phoenix 2l's 2,750 Combed yom, cones Bfcje Phoenix 32's 4,250 Blue Phoenix 4Cs 4,450 Open-end yarn
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      RUBBER
      213 14 SINGAPORE THE MARKET yesterday closed slightly higher with December One RSS buyers quoted at 158.50 cents per kilo, up 0.25 cent from last Friday. MALAYSIA China's presence failed to lift sentiment and the market closed slightly lower at 181.50 cents per kilo for Dec Int One RSS buyers, down
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      RAS and MRELB
      299 14 RAS prices in S cwmAt, FOt in b> ales NOON CLOSE lnytn SGMWS Buyers Seters Int 1 RSS Prompt 156 75 157.75N 156 75 157.75N Int 1 RSS Dec 85 158 50 159 50 158 50 159 50 Int 1 RSS Jon 86 159 25 159 50
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      SSR and SMR
      103 14 (cMts/kg, 1-ton polton) q££ gc, JAN 86 (currcnt month) (forward month) NOON NOON RAS g —1* lyytfs S>Htn SSR 20 147 00 149 00N 148 00 150.00N SSR 50 145 00 147 00N 146 00 148 00N MRELB uvtn S#Hers h«y*rs SMR CV 205.00 207 00N 206
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      RICE
      285 14 Singapore (S$/kilo, ci-fodown) Frog rant new crop 1st 076 2nd 056 3rd 054 New Crop 25% no stock 10% no stock Thai Broken A-super 052 Special 0 50 Thai Rke 55% no stock China Rice 10% no stock 15% 070 25% no stock 35% no stock Thai Boiled Rice
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      14 14 ts, ClotM9 prtcM on No« 12 KL TIN (M$/k#) Price Suspended Turnover (tonnes) Suspended
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      WHEAT
      187 14 WHEAT FUTURES on Monday eased slightly from the highs but managed to post gains of three US cents to V* cent per bushel on the Chicago Board of Trade. December settled at U553.29 after posting a range of 3>/« cents on the day. Rumours of additional upcoming tenders under
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      SOYBEAN
      164 14 SOYBEAN FUTURES on Monday closed quietly mixed, ranging from up one US cent per bushel in March to off 3V« cents in new crop on the Chicago Board of Trade. January settled at USJS.3O'/, after being held to a narrow three cent range on the day. Firm cash basis
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      137 14 44 S&2 KOB INTERNATIONAL (SINGAPORE) LTD (Incorporated with Imited liability in Singapore) 5 Shenton Way 133-01, 02 05 UIC Building Singapore 0106 US$lO,OOO,OOO Negotiable U.S. Dollar Floating Rate Certificates of Deposit due 13th November 1987 Guaranteed by The Korea Development Bank In accordance with the provisions of the Certificates, notice
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  • SHARE INFORMATION
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      Market loses ground under selling pressure
      4209 15 WORRIES over the tin and oil markets continued to afflict the Singapore stock market which fell heavily yesterday. Malaysian stocks again bore the brunt of the selling. But Singapore stocks, which in the past week had enjoyed Immunity from the selling, were not spared
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      Chief prie changes
      273 15 SINGAPORE RiMS Indices Jurong Eng 50< 250 Ska* 336 P Product SOt 58 V> Sfcong«-Lo 211 Kinfi 113 Coid Store lOp 330 Cmksi 50« 242 Udtcope 217 Falls D Karomot 650 HUgi 340 MTP 378 Hmm M 340 U M Flour 970 CASHSOi 290 Peak HM 320
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      Business done on the SES
      3849 15 BID and offer prices officially listed and business in and reported to the Stock Exchange of Singapore yesterday with the number of shares traded shown in brackets in lots of 1,000 units unless otherwise specified. All Time Settlement Contracts are quoted after the word "SETT".
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      KL exchange to introduce two new market indices
      467 16 THE KUALA Lumpur Stock Exchange is to introduce two new market indices which will be used together with the existing 30-counter industrial indicator. Chairman Abdul Razak bin Sheikh Mahmood said the new indices would comprise an allshare index and an all-sector index
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      Lock icon Minlor to make bid for Allied Mills
      96 16 Reuter MINLOR Holdings Pty Ltd would make a A 53.50 a share takeover bid for all the issued capital of Allied Mills Ltd, stockbroker AC Goode Co Ltd said. The offer counters a proposed flve-for-four share exchange bid by Fielder Gillespie Davis Ltd
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      Lock icon Mt Pleasure expected to seek M$7lm loan
      216 16 Bernama MOUNT PLEASURE Holdings Bhd is expected to seek M 571.5 million in borrowings to part-fi-nance the proposed acquisition of the entire share capital of Bintang Tower Sdn Bhd, the developer and owner of the 309room Prince Hotel, now under construction in Kuala
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      Selected indices
      95 16 HONGKONG Hong Seng Index Tuesday 1730.15 Monday 1722.40 Week ago 1692.71 TOKYO Nikkei Average Tuesday 12/35 08 Monday *****.26 Week ago *****.69 TSE Index Tuesday Monday !2!2 lo Week ago 1019.38 SYDNEY All Ordinaries Tuesday 1023.9 Monday 1031.7 Week ago 1014.6 Australian Industrials Tuesday 1494.8 Monday 1504.7 Week
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      Unit trusts
      259 16 Monogers' prices for Nov 13 8ingapors Unit Trust The Commerce 1 64 1 74 The Savings Fund 1 25 1 32 S'pore Prog Fund 0 70 074 S'pore Sec Fund 1 03 1 09 S'pore Invest Fund 0 78 0 83 S'pore Equity Fund 0 74 0 78
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      Malaysian shares take a beating
      314 16 A STRONG WAVE of selling caused share prices to fall sharply across the board on the Kuala Lumpur stock market yesterday. Analysts said further problems arising from the tin crisis caused investors to take to the sidelines. Trading was relatively quiet and most issues recorded
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      Business done on the KLSE
      3597 16 BID and otter prices officially listed and business in and reported to the Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange yesterday, with the number of shares traded shown in brackets in lots of 1,000 units unless otherwise specified. lOUS TRIALS A Choc (2 888 2 90S) (6) 3.00
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      Lock icon Malaya Tin Printing setting its sight on L & M
      517 17 Malaya Tin Printing setting its sight on L M w mm™ HOCK LOCK SIEW MALAYA TIN PRINTING, fresh from its successful takeover of Van der Horst, is now casting its eyes on another listed company in Singapore. And MTP's target this time is said to be LAM Group Investments, the
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      Setback for Chemical Industries
      256 17 THE DEPRESSED world chemicals market has again taken its toll on the first-half results of Chemical Industries (Far East) Ltd. Group pre-tax profits were nearly halved to $1.1 million in the six months to Sep 30, from $2 million in the previous corresponding half. Consolidated turnover
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      Ming Tee teams up with Chocolate Products
      580 17  -  Partners plan to acquire Australian finance company By AMY CHEOK SYDNEY-BASED Malaysian businessman Lee Ming Tee is teaming up with his new-found partner, Chocolate Products of Malaysia, and Eastern Resources of Australia Ltd to acquire one of Australia's oldest finance companies estimated to
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      MMC Metals pullout worries tin traders
      634 17  -  By NAJEEB JARHOM THE INTERNATIONAL tin market crisis has taken a turn (or the worse following the latest decision by Malaysia Mining Corp's fully-owned MMC Metals Ltd, which acts as tin brokers and dealers, to withdraw from its membership of the London Metal Exchange.
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      SIA to give offer details
      106 17 SINGAPORE AIRLINES is announcing details of its public flotation at a press conference tomorrow. This will be a prelude to its share offer which will be open for public subscription on Saturday. Chairman J Y Pillay, deputy chairman Lim Chin Beng, managing director Dr Cheong
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      LONDON STOCKS
      971 17 SHARE PRICES opened firm yesterday following the 27-point advance on Wall Street on Monday, although trading was quiet. An optimistic speech by UK Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher helped sentiment but operators were mainly sidelined ahead of UK Chancellor of the Exchequer Nigel Law son's autumn statement yesterday afternoon.
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      COMPANY BRIEFS
      246 17 JACK CHIA-MPH Ltd disclosed that its substantial shareholder and chairman Mr Jack Chiarapurk now holds a total interest of 64.93 per cent (or 73.074 million shares) from 62 per cent (or 63.46 million shares) in the company after the allotment of 10.2 million new shares. These shares were
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      512 16 GUARD AGAINST COMPUTER ARUSES M atKL Dr Wong is one of the world's leading figures in the field of computer security. His involvement with computers goes as far back as 1962 when he first came into contact with computers in numerical analysis work while doing his doctorate in Physics in
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      290 16 NOTICES TAN ENG JOO HOLDINGS PTE LTD (In Voluntary Liquidation) At an Extraordinary General Meeting of TAN ENG JOO HOLDINGS PTE LTD held on 8 November 1985, the following Special Resolutions were duly passed. That TAN ENG JOO HOLDINGS PTE LTD be wound up voluntarily and that Messrs Roger Philip
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      111 16 COMPUTER AIDED INVESTMENT DECISIONS p£i I ho sh<irv Market Analwr the moM advanced investment software tool ir the IBM-PC \1 Plot and ana!\se Mock market charts quickk and -in plv Share Market Analyser DATALOGUE the Investment Software Specialists Singapore: 1021 225-3455 Kuala Lumpur: (03l *****05 ta l >N r Si
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      419 17 Over 3 million Managers and Executives have participated in the Drucker's Executive Program. Can you afford to miss this opportunity? THE PETER DRUCKER'S EXECUTIVE PROGRAM Residential Management training program December 15 21, 1985, Manila, Philippines ABOUT THE MOORAM Developed in US A this licensed program has been implemented among managers
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    Singapore still among top 10 in civil aviation
    396 18  -  By ANNA TEO SINGAPORE has retained her place among the top 10 countries in civil aviation, thanks to national carrier Singapore Airlines. The measure of performance is in terms of tonne-kilometres (tkm) chalked up including passengers, freight and mail carried on scheduled
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    Combined assets of finance companies fall below $7b
    405 18  -  By SOH TIANG KENG Financial Correspondent ASSETS OF finance companies in Singapore have been dwindling since May, and in August, their combined assets slipped below the $7 billion mark to $6.97 billion the same level as August last year. If the present
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    Certain banks in Penang accused of promoting monopolies
    178 18 THE PENANG Importers and Exporters Association have accused some banks in Penang of going against Bank Negara's guidelines by insisting that borrowers use the services of selected insurance companies, solicitors and valuers or appraisers when approving loans, thus creating a situation where
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    98 18 Bernama THE MALAYSIAN government cannot agree to a proposal to set up an Asean exclusive economic zone because it will affect the EEZ concept which is based on unilateral rights and the principles of national sovereignty. The Minister in the Prime Minister's Department told Parliament
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    US official to brief Republic on GSP public hearings
    413 18  -  By LOH HUI YIN AMERICAN reaction to Singapore's fight to remain in the US Generalised System of Preferences will be conveyed to Singapore officials today. The visiting US Assistant Trade Representative, Mr Peter Allgeier, who is on a tour of Asean
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    Lock icon Staid candidate rouses feelings in Bangkok
    113 18 Reuter CAMPAIGNING on a clean record and taking the line that he will not seek to impose his standards on others, a former general with austere views on sex and nightlife has become the hottest candidate in tomorrow's election for governor of Bangkok. The
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    China may undertake tourist promotion with Republic
    376 18 PROPOSALS for the Joint promotion of tourism by China and Singapore could be given support by the Bank of China, said its chairman, Mr Bu Ming, yesterday. The support would have to come from its subsidiaries since the bank's policy precluded it from
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    Comex gold and silver
    96 18 COMEX GOLD futures yesterday edged up on dealer buying but the rally ran out of momentum at Monday's highs. Gold for December delivery backtracked to unchanged on small selling from a strong dollar following a brief upturn of US$O.4O to Monday's peak of $324.90. Comex silver
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    Dow Jones lower
    61 18 THE NEW YORK stock market turned mixed in early trading yesterday as profit-takers moved in after Monday's advance. The Dow Jones Industrial Average was off two points to 1430 following the dramatic rise of 27 points to an all-time high. Advances had a small lead over declines
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      Lock icon Coup fails, says Liberian head
      50 18 AFP LIBERIAN head of state Samuel Doe said yesterday that a coup announced earlier in the day by former armed forces chief General Thomas Quiwonkpa had failed. Speaking from his official residence in Monrovia, Mr Doe said 10 of the rebels had been killed. AFP
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      Lock icon Suicide attack in Beirut
      51 18 AFP A SUICIDE truck bomber plowed into a convent north of Beirut where the Lebanese Front, a major Christian coalition, was meeting yesterday, killing himself and two Lebanese army soldiers, while leaders of the Front narrowly escaped death. Police said 18 people were wounded in the
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      Lock icon Tokyo wants Unesco chief to quit
      50 18 AFP JAPAN wants Unesco direc-tor-general Amadou Mahatir M'Bow to resign as a condition (or continued Japanese financing of the United Nations organisation, the Jiji press agency said yesterday, citing foreign ministry sources. However, a senior Foreign Ministry official dismissed the report as "speculative". AFP
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      Lock icon GEC-China talks on again
      38 18 AFP TALKS between China and Britain's General Electric Corp (GEC) about supplying equipment to China's first major nuclear power station had resumed after a break of nearly three weeks, a British diplomat said yesterday.
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      Lock icon Army officers retired
      27 18 Reuter FOUR dozen senior Indonesian army officers were formally retired at a ceremony at Magelang military academy, the official Antara news agency said yesterday.
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      27 18 Reuter POLICE stormed a Labour Ministry office at Suwon, south of Seoul, yesterday and arrested 25 students staging an anti-government sit-in there, said police.
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      54 18 Outlook for today: Showers over several areas in the late afternoon. Report for 24 hours prior to 7 30pm on Nov 12 at the oirport: Maximum temperature 30.7 Associated humidity 74 Minimum temperature 25.5 Associated humidity 95 Hours of sunshine 0.40 Roinfoll in millimetres 0.9 Rainfoll this month 97.4 Rainy
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  • SHIPPING TIMES
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      Bethlehem launches new barge
      361 19  -  By JUNE LIM THE SUNGEI BESAR was launched yesterday, 72 days after Bethlehem Singapore began work on the jack-up barge. Construction went along in double-quick time in keeping with the demands of Petroleum Structures Inc, the Panamani-an-registered company which placed the order. It will be delivered
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      Tung advisers to reveal rescheduling plan for debts
      205 19 THE FINANCIAL advisers of the Tung shipping group will reveal a rescheduling plan for US$l billion in debts at a meeting with creditors in Tokyo on Nov 18. But before it does so, Shearson Lehman is expected to divulge all information to
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      107 19 Reuter THREE NEW container wharves due to begin operations in the north-east Chinese port of Tianjin next month will be leased to foreign companies which will have full management rights over them, the New China News Agency said. Western diplomats said it
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        215 19 Reuter THE AUSTRALIA Middle East Gulf Conference is to adjust its Currency Adjustment Factor (CAF) to minus 0.13 per cent from minus 4.19 per cent, effective on Nov 26. Meanwhile, the Far Eastern Freight Conference said it was adjusting the West Germany/Benelux Currency Adjustment Factor (CAF) to 11.72
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        72 19 Reuter THE GENERAL COUNCIL of British Shipping (GCBS) said its tramp trip charter index for October rose to 88 from 82 in September. The latest index remains well below the 1985 high of 106 in January and the 104 ruling in October 1984 and sharply
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      1181 20 TIME CHARTER business dominated the London shipping freights market at the end of the week. In the Far East, Korea Shipping paid U554,600 per day to the 76,400 dwt Ratna Deep for a Nov 20-30 trip from Japan to the Continent, while other business included the Mitsui OSK
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      811 20 Sea trade LATE IN September, West African shippers completed yet another round of successful freight talks with foreign shipping lines. Although there had been no agreement three months earlier at talks in Paris, the latest Ivory Coast accord shows just how
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      710 20 BUSINESS was again disappointingly slack over the past week on the freight market, where rates consequently showed signs of further decline on several key routes. The public holiday in Japan on November 4 stemmed interest at the outset from that country, whose charterers were later able to obtain
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      84 20 LLOYD'S Register of Shipping has been asked to class a new range of three ore bulk/oil (OBO) carriers for Wah Kwong df Hongkong. The carriers, by far the largest of their type yet, will be built by China Shipbuilding. Each will have a tonnage of
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      174 21 Reuter A CONSORTIUM representing 14,000 workers and managers at Britain's main submarine builders has launched an attempt to buy a majority stake in the state-owned company when it is privatised next year. A spokesman said on Monday the consortium would bid for
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      279 21 THE CHAIRMAN of Ellerman Lines, Mr Anthony Cooke, is spearheading a buy-out of the restructured shipping company. Mr Cooke told Lloyd's List that the management of Ellerman Lines, together with a consortium of financial institutions, was at an "advanced stage" of negotiations with
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      189 21 OVERSEAS Containers Ltd has been voted number one for service by exporters and importers in the UK in two independent surveys carried out by the UK shipping trade press. Apart from scooping the overall award, OCL was also voted top in two of
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      225 21 AFP JAPAN'S Transport Minister yesterday said he had asked Daiwa Bank, a main creditor of the insolvent Sanko Steamship Co, to give further financial help to Sanko in its efforts to reorganise under the corporate rehabilitation law. Transport Minister Tokuo Yamashita said
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      224 21 Nov 19-20 Conference, "computer applications in the operation and management of ships and cargoes," organised by the Royal Institution of Naval Architects, London Heathrow Penta Hotel. Nov 21 Lecture, "maritime technology: the UK's performance," by Mr Marshall Meek, organised by Nautical Institute (North Easst branch), 1930 hours, Trinity
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      166 21 FT HIT BY a declining overall market, foreign government subsidies and protectionism, Swedish shipbuilding is dying. Once one of the world's biggest producers of merchant vessels with a world market share of more than 10 per cent, it now produces less than one per
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      SHIPPING LIST where your ships are due...and when
      3551 26 aoaBGXIEB A guide to ships loading at Singapore for ports around the world The list below tabulates, by port of destination, the name of the ship, the shipping line involved and the estimated dates of arrival and departure from the Port of
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      765 27 CONTAINER TERMINAL RECEIVING OF EXPORT FCL CONTAINERS AND LCL CARGO Godws FCL Arrival for LCL movement Ship Voy date/time Operator cargo schedule Location Gold Gilla 51 13 11 85 1600 Star Shpg F7 0700-0800 G4 N Jaspoer 1W 13 11 85 2300 NAPL F1 1030-1130/1330-1430 L8 Sea Hawk
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      574 27 AT CONVENTIONAL WHARVES Vessel Berth Agent Arrival Departure Keppel Auby K25E SSPL alongside 13 11/1500 Honoi 1 K2I NAPL alongside 13 11/0600 Ibn Hozm K18 J Manners alongside 13 11/0600 Intonm K36 Leo Shpg alongside 13 11/1500 Normannio KIS Kim Trdg alongside 13 11/2330 Azim 1 K35
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      65 19 LATE IN September, West African shippers completed yet another round of successful freight negotiations with foreign shipping lines. Page II THE CHAIRMAN of Ellermon Lines, Mr Anthony Cooke, is spearheading a buy-out of the restructured shipping company. Page 111 Index to advertisers II Weather Map VIII London freight II Shipping
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      233 20 m Y.S. LINE YAMASHITA-SHINNIHON LINE CONTAINER SERVICES USA/CANADA Pacific South Wml Pacific North Waat Atlantic/Canada Faadar at Kotoa Vessel TOK'O BSIOGf ICO CUMENT OASIS U.TMR TOHGO MMtU J Aho xceptnf c*jo It Doha I Vessel FUM.T ACE GLORY ACE MARIA MIS ACE Acceptint FCL sNpments to: Iran. Affhanistan. E. Germany.
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      285 20 Ulai Supercarrier Service N ROUEN BARBER TEXAS N ROSARtt BARBER PERSEUS N ROCIfSTER NF'T ARRIVALSN ROCHESTER 11 II BARBFR TOBA 27 11 N ROTTERDAM IS 12 BARBER TAMPA lb 1? TO: CALIFORNIA PANAMA US ATLANTIC US GULF E. CANADA Saied Saied 22/11 21/11 2/12 1/12 10/12 9/12 BOOGAHLA BARBER TOBA
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      859 21 TM The Straits fgjg Steamship Group Mansfield Container Shipping PteLtd Overseas Containers Limited f STRAITS SHIPPING f Singapore to Sabah, Sarawak, Brunei Ports and Bangkok COWTAMERSHP SERVICES TO/FROM BAHGKOK I CONTAINERSHIP SERVICE TO UK/CONTINENT PEGASUS PRRJE V4O3N h Port/13 No. 15-16 Nn PEGASUS PRtt V4O4N 19-20 Nn 22-23 Nn BANGKOK
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      697 21 Liebherr-Werk Neiting 6esjnbN Singapore! Branch BB expertly trained appropriate spare parts «ppfr KiviK M inn a day Franco Belgian Services r*r y. com sarwct to [inert (MfMßf R Of ACE CONSORTIUM! I gWCt FWM EUMPt STOK PKELANG It Har*t R'daai F"Sto»» Ha* B"Ha»w M HONGKONG CONTAMEI 14 Nn (11 Nn)
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      361 22 Hapag-Lloyd TO CONTINENT/UK EXPORTS fROM N. CONTINENT &UK IMPORTS tfbut B'haven Rdam Lehanre S'ton Awerp PK Spore 13/11 15/11 21/11 23/11 24/11 29/11 2/12 7/12 9/12 14/12 IC/12 21/12 23/12 Neit Ports HK. KHH HK. KHH KB. IK HK. KHH HK KHH HK. KHH HK. KHH 06 Revert JfXaiitime. Co.
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      420 22 HC.&.LINE tJMH jaoi»g FULLY CONTAINERIS ED SERVICE TO EUROPE VIA Member ot the Ace Consortium ORIENIAI CHKF 46N KORi AH )ACE MM 31* NEPTUNE CRYSIAI 32W KOREAN CHANCI ?4W Sport PKHanf leNjnc «djm Fslo« Hbwj Ant»«p 70 II tlB II) 91? 10 12 1? I? HI? 1' I? 77 II
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      452 22 Hai Sun Hup Co (Pte) Ltd ■M*--' TEL *****06 (20 Lines) TLX R*****1 R5 R*****2 IP t i:\ST\M\ < \R LINKU. LTD. Specialist in RO/RO Service Accepting heavy-lifts upto 80 K/Tons Sailings from Japan m INTERMARITIME LTD K Kiubatu let 221SM Uvti Tei *****1 REUNION/SOUTH AFRICA SERVICE DIRECT MONTHLY SAILINGS
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      520 22 EVERGREEN Full Container Service Round-The-World East Bound Service (FE/CARIB/USEC/EURO/FE) Round-The-World West Bound Service (FE/EURO/USEC/CARIB/FE) •ISO ACCEPTING ICI FCI I FCLFCL TO GOTKWURG INRHUS COPENHAGEN OSLO STOCKHOLM XL SMI BKMEN. BREMERHAMN VU HAMBURG LONDON SOUTHAMPTON MANCHESTER HRMMGHAM LIVERPOOL GLASGOW MA FELIXSTOWE AMSTERDAM VU ROTTEROAM US WEST COAST SERVICE INBOUND OUTBOUND FEEDER
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      322 22 US I NOSE MARITIME PTE LTD TO PAPUA NEW GUINEA/ SOUTH PACIFIC STORE PKetanc Load** far: OCEANIA COURER In Port P. Moresby. Lac. New*, Jayapura. Rabad. Kieta. Atotan, Madant Kimbe KYOWA BREEZE lt/U Honara. Lautoka, Suva. Papeeta, Pap>, Apia. Noumea u£ SUN UNION LINE KARACHI SERVICE SINGAPORE P KELANG PENANG
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      1070 23 PACIFIC INTERNATIONAL LINES PIL Building, 140 Cecil Street, 03-00 Singapore 0106 Tel: *****33 VESSEL KOTA RATI) KOTA SEJATI KOTA TIMUR KOTA AGUNG KOTA WIJAYA KOTA WIRAMA VOYAGE E-507 E-591 E-595 E-593 E-599 E-601 EAST AFRICA/REDSEA SERVICES HONGKONG SINGAPORE LOADING FOB: linlu Sid 14-H/11 OJ«OUTI, HODEIDAH, JEDOAM PT SUDAN AQABA 22-23/11
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      726 23 BENLINE CONTAINERS EXPRESS CONTAINER SERVICE TO UK/CONTINENT Fipreu Osat) Bi» Biemen Fipreu Benaron Honftonj Fipreu Benaklei Cit? ot Fdmbufti Franklurt Fipreu Hamburg Fipreu EXPRESS CONTAINER SERVICE FROM UK/CONTINENT Osaka Bay Saied Bremen Fipreu Saied Kurarna Maru Saied Benaron Saied Honffconf Fipreu Saied Boulder lt/U Citr ol E(Mw|ti 25, 11 Mano
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      663 23 DJAKARTA LLOYD INDONESIAN NATIONAL LINT FAR EAST TO/FROM S'PORE CONTAINER SERVICE BUSAN YOKOHAMA KOK MOKSWG HR STOK COM VHW 22-21/11 25X/11 *7/11 »-M2 J/12 1/12 SPORE TO lAK ART A/SURABAYA CONTAINER SERVICE WEST BOUND PAUMBANG XJIW (2ND CALL) smwiava vism KUTAI V7WB rwtuuv vni S POW BILBAO ADAM UK BAfWN
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      701 23 BOUSTEAD SHIPPING AGENCIES m Pan-an VBBW Htoneywa V2O6W 19/21 Nov Phashwejyawywa V26OW 17/19 Nov Pajar V92W BURMA FIVE STAR (Burmese National Line) Loading for Ranfoon pore P.Ketanj Penanf lnPt/14 Nov (Malacca) Lashw V 52 LoAaw VlO5 19/20 Nov 19/20 Nov 16/18 Nov (Malacca) 22/23 BANK LINE i *:< -4 ;i
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      1158 24 USA CANADA ATLANTIC COAST (Round The World Service) M"WT" M ►A K LINE KAWASAKI KISEN KAISHA, LTD. ORIENTAL MNSTER W22 15 Nov 9 Dec tl Dec 2i Dec a uec to ORENTAL EXPLORER *15 22 No* 16 Dec 28 Dec 30 Dec 1 lan «an ORENTAL KMGHT V 24 30
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      642 24 AUSTRALIA EXPRESS CONTAINER SERVICE Accepting FCL/FCL Containers RAWDAS No, CHANWOAS II Dr< KABKDAS lin RAWDAS 71 lan 13 Ore ?;Ok»Dk S l*i 13 lan 1? Lan 18 lan 21 lan ?b lan 1? Feb 70 Feb II Feb INDIA EXPRESS CONTAINER SERVICE Accepting FCL/FCL Container* if*- P tvn.io, li.aAntf iNOOAS
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      716 24 GOLDEN LINE GUAN GUAN SHIPPING (PTE) LTD Kmnj lun( Promt lal Bint BuMnf 60 Sliwt SINGAPOM 01M Til *****90 <10 IMS) P M»| 03 *****1 P»nin t 04 6754 M Piu Gudjn| »jw>t OMNI LLOTD <Mi SON BHD HI 07 SI 1370 1 STRAITS/PERSIAN GULF SERVICE: GOtOEN CUT i <
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      401 24 4J INTRASEA (PTE) LTD 10 Anson Road *27 16 International Plaza Singapore 0207 Tel *****1 1 (10 L.nes) BW)BIAEtA-M.XMK o BREAKBULK SERVICE TO EUROPE/UK P.T PERUSAHAAN PELAYARAN T KALIMANTAN DIRECT WEEKLY SERVICE TO JAKARTA/TG. PRIOK Vessel ETA/ETD DESTMATIQh NIAGA XXN Voy 17/S5 16/17 Nov Jakarta/Ctetoon NAGA XXXXI Voy 18/85 19/20
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      823 25 onirniiu NOL NEPTUNE ORIENT LINES LTD FAR EAST/EUROPE FULLY CONTAINERISED SERVICE A member of the ACE Consortium TO EUROPE/UK (VIA SUEZ): HK CONTAINER 47W 0 CHIEF 46N K MCE IN 31* N CRYSTAL 37* K CHANCE 74W SS BRIDGE 53W Ais,. aaepting iai*o to tn>m Standinjma •H* LONTAINE R S
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      711 25 Bos in 7/1? 14/1? 22/12 21/12 »/l 15/1 ?«/l 30,1 Spore 22 II 30 11 I 12 14 12 2« ,12 1/1 10 1 16 1 P* 24 11 4/17 12/12 II 12 30 12 4/1 14 1 20/1 Pcnjflf Inchon No 7 Uorum iMtl No I Donim SOW No
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      821 25 SINSOV SINGAPORE SOVIET SHIPPING CO PRIVATE LTD SINSOV BUILDING 55. Market Street Singapore 0104 Telephone Numbers *****3 (15 Lines) Cable Address SINSOV SINGAPORE Telei Numbers RS ***** RS ***** RS ***** P. KELANG PENANG M/S SHMKAT NAM SOON SON. M. IST AND 2ND FLOOR. MESSRS HAI THONG SHPPMG 127 Penang
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      607 26 ltcj|i<Hial Container l-im's □SR-LINES VEB DEUTFRACHT/SEEREEDERE! ROSTOCK FORTNIGHTLY FULL CONTAINER SERVICE TO Elltorc STOW MfTNERP R DAM HAMBURG SANGERHAUSEN 3/15 20 Not 15 Dk 12 Dec II Ok GIAUCHAU 10/15 21 No* 23 Dec *24 Dec 25 Dk NORDHAUSEN 5 15 14 Dec I lift 5 lan 11 lan GRMNTSCHAN
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      182 26 ra Regional Weather m m w m m A •1 m 3,« h a 19 i (3 9 5< SIGNIFICANT WEATHER AND SEA CONDITIONS AT 7.30 A.M. THIS MORNING. LEGEND 5 ThUnderMOrm Te T e r o!h/r C l nd direction with speed m knots V Shower H Ram Wove
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      127 27 MSC AGENCIS K. LUMPUR P. KELANG PENANG P. GUDANG j. BAHAMJ LEOSHP SPORE *****88/*****56/*****48/*****93 > *****1/4 TERMHAL *****1/2 *****2/*****3/*****4/*****3 *****3/*****5/*****1/*****0 *****8/*****8/*****5 *****22 FAR EAST/EUROPE CONTAINER SERVICE (HEIHI dsn CHI 11 'if. mm irnmrrf iTTyTTtTMiii'ii'TmnrrTf i i IgTniWy ITITI i 'irv LHTTyi^WTin^TTITHHTMniTI i 'if. -»tmj[ggn^2jjryyTini^T^Ty^Tf^Trr—mngTTTMM ALSO ACCEPT* FOR: ANTNERP, L. HARVE.
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      31 27 FRATA CONTAINER LINES LONDON HAMBURG SWITZERLAND SPAIN KARACHI MANILA PT LOUIS AUSTRALIA SEKOU SWATOW HAIKOO AMOY ZHANMANG FOOCHOW SHANGHAI TSINGTAO HSINGKANG DAREN GUANGZHOU WHAMPOA OTHERS FRATA SHIPPING PTE LTD (TEL: *****04)
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      634 27 GLORY NAVIGATION GROUP REGULAR LINER SERVICE TAIWAN TO SINGAPORE ASEAN DIRECT WEEKLY TO PORT KELANG/PENANG •AT ATTRACTIVE RATES* 6 VESSELS OF LOG CARRERS 5 VESSELS Of BRAND NEW TWIN DECKERS ON REGULAR LINER SERVICE FROM TAIWAN TO SINGAPORE AND W. MALAYSIA BULK CARGO FROM SOUTH-EAST-ASIA TO TAIWAN. HONGKONG AND THAILAND.
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      559 28 Jff (wommmi srsr TO. S PORE P KELANG PENANG FOR HTANM 14/15 Nor In Port 16/11 Nor 19/21 Nor 1,86 BMfN FROM EUROPE: PENANG P KtIANG SPORE BKK VMP* 24/25 No. 26/27 Nor 2A/29 Nor 1/4 Dec FROM ROAM BMEN HBC ANERP AGENTS: LEO SHIPPING PTE. LTD. SINGAPORE *****22 FARYS
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      641 28 HEAP SENG TRADING SHIPPING PTE LTD 6001 BEACH ROAD #13-01 GOLDEN MILE TOWER SINGAPORE 0719 TEL NO. *****44 (3 LINES) TLX NO. RS ***** HEAPCO FULL CONTAINER SERVICE TO PORT KELANG/PENANG DIRECT WEEKLY CONVENTIONAL/CONTAINER WSStIS VOY NO SPORf PH*n PHI AUG .AMPUNG 133/15 15 *>» >»/l» No. L AMPUNG 134/85
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      552 28 M C.Y. LINE (A Member Of The ACE Consortium) CHO YANG SHIPPING CO. LTD FIUY CONI MNERtSU) SCRVICF 10 EIKOK (VU SAJC7) Spare leMvte Rdam f stone Mburr Brwn Antwerp HONGKONG CONTAINER 47W In M 2/12 J/12 5/12 7/12 «/12 10/12 OMNTAI CHEF 46H 20/11 J/12 10/12 12/12 14/12 15/12
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      1136 28 Z COMPAMA PERUANA DEVAPOREEMTm "PERUVIAN STATE LINE" (u4dinf! lor CiHao HUtJUfii to and ill other Pfiumjn potts wth transhipment it Kobe A On CPV through Bath ol I Jdrng to tin* destitution Petunf* P. KeUnf HUGHEVERETT MANOLOEVERETT WHNfVtRfTT S«i{jpo»f 11/20 Nov 22/24 Nov 6/7 Dec "EVERETT ORIENT LINE" 2 JAPAN/BAY
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