The Business Times, 30 May 1986

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    12 1 BUSINESS TIMES M.C. (P) No. 192/12/85 FRIDAY, MAY 31, 1586 75 CENTS
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    No choice but to modify NEP temporarily, says Dr Mahathir
    388 1 MALAYSIAN Prime Minister Dr Mahathir Mohamad has said that because of poor economic growth, his government has "no choice" but to modify temporarily its programme to transfer economic wealth to indigenous Malaysians. "We will have to let market forces work,"
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    Manufacturing cost to fall 2-5pc
    607 1  -  Higher return on capital expected in the sector Ist quarter Economic Survey By ZHOU MEI THE MANUFACTURING sector's total production costs are expected to fall by 2 to 5 per cent following the government's recent cost-cutting measures, says the Trade and Industry Ministry in its
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    Value of new building jobs up 50pc
    293 1 CONSTRUCTION THE VALUE of job 6 awarded to building contractors shot up 50 per cent to $1.87 billion in the first quarter of this year the first increase since the first quarter of 1964. In the same period, contractors received payment amounting to
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    Lock icon US composite index jumps 1.5pc
    103 1 UPI THE US government's broadest gauge of future economic activity advanced 1.5 per cent in April, the biggest jump in 2 Vt years. The Commerce Department said yesterday that the composite index of leading economic indicators rose to 179.2 last month. It was the biggest
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    More Europeans visiting Singapore
    134 1 TOURISM MORE direct air services to the Republic and a cheaper local dollar have attracted an increasing number of Europeans to Singapore. The first three months of the year saw an upsurge of visitors from Europe a 13 per cent jump over the same period last
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    Strong buying boosts share prices
    236 1 BOTH INSTITUTIONAL and smaller individual investors appeared in full force at the Singapore stock market yesterday, pushing share prices higher across the board for the sixth consecutive trading day. A strong buying mood prevailed throughout most of the day. This was reflected in the closing
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    Lock icon OECD urges member nations to increase economic growth
    465 1 Reuter NOTING THAT recent developments, including the fall of the dollar and oil prices, have greatly lessened the risks facing the world economy, the Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development has urged member countries to take the opportunity to boost growth and
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    Maybank director resigns
    163 1 A DIRECTOR of Malayan Banking Bhd, Mr Tim Jun Ying, has resigned from the board in view of an investigation by the Commercial Affairs Investigation Department of Singapore. Mr Urn, 53, who is also the general manager of the bank's Singapore operations, has been granted leave to
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    Lock icon China-Indonesia trade bottleneck
    56 1 AP THE PROBLEM of who is to verify export goods from China has hampered the realisation of an agreement for direct Sino-In-donesian trade. An Antara News Agency report yesterday quoted an official as saying that China does not allow foreign companies or agencies to survey and verify
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      142 1 ikcXb*® 6*& re <\e\* co° v. v>* xo si*# I ,i,C»>G-<«tkf 1 A WHOLE WORLD OF OPPORTUNITIES At Banque Indosuez, we've been serving Singapore as far back as 1905. Our office is part of a vast Asian and Australasian network spread over 18 countries including among others, New Zealand, Australia,
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      269 1 Major legal precedent set in maritime insurance An important legal precedent hat been set in the field of maritime insurance. Following a Privy Council decision, cargo owners can now recover costs for third-party suits from their insurers. For the full story, turn to Shipping Times, Page I SHARE INFORMATION MONEY
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      12 1 Full report, Pag* 15 Int'l stocks, Pago 12 Asian stocks, Pago 13
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  • HOME NEWS
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      URA waives amendment fees for 25 projects
      432 2  -  By LISA LEE DEVELOPERS of some 25 projects on Urban Redevelopment Authority sites can change building plans without paying amendment fees. The URA decision to lift the levy is part of an overall policy by the government to help reduce business costs in
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      Energy course
      50 2 THE Ngee Ann Polytechnic and the Public Utilities Board are jointly conducting a course on Energy Management starting on June 12. The one-month course aims to upgrade the skills necessary for effective energy conservation. Further information can be obtained from Mrs Yee on telephone number *****55 ext 261.
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      Owners close 1,050 parking lots in CBD
      231 2 OWNERS of 11 private car parks have closed more than 1,050 parking lots in the restricted zone in a bid to save surcharge payments. The largest number of lots already closed are 363 out of 933 at Shaw Centre, which will save the
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      Goh to visit Ang Mo Kio Vocational Institute
      124 2 THE FIRST Deputy Prime Minister, Mr Goh Chok Tong, will visit the Ang Mo Kio Vocational Institute today. The visit is part of Mr Goh's series of visits to government departments and statutory boards. Mr Goh will be briefed on the role
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      New tasks for personnel managers
      271 2 PERSONNEL managers must make their top management invest in people development, said Mr Philip Yeo, chairman of the Economic Development Board. The days when human resource development meant the teaching, learning and upgrading of basic job-related skills are over. The task today is to be
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      MD of 3M to address chief executives
      136 2 THE MAN whom Fortune magazine (May 26 issue) asked readers to watch out for will deliver the 15th breakfast talk for chief executive officers, organised by the National Productivity Board. Lee M Kennedy, the managing director of 3M Singapore, will speak on "Innovation:
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      MEMO-PAD
      373 2 Seminars and courses DURATION Jun 10-13 16-19 Jun 11-13 Jun 12 13 Jun 13Aug 13 Jun 14 Jun 16-20 Jun 16-20 Jun 17Sep 19 Jun 18-20 Jun 19-20 Jun 19-20 TITLE IBM PC: Internals and Interfacing Expert Systems for CAD Recession Management for Small and Mediumsized Enterprises Implementing Office
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      Brisk business expected at electronics show
      328 3 BUSINESS is expected to be brisk at a forthcoming exhibition on the semiconductor industry as an upswing in the electronics area picks up speed during the year. The exhibition, Internepcon/Semiconductor International '96 Exposition, is the fifth in the series and will be held at
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      Singapore to do research on tides and coral reefs
      222 3 TWO RESEARCH programmes on tides, coral reefs and mangrove swamps with a total grant of $8 million (Ass million) will be led by the Port of Singapore Authority and the National University of Singapore. A Memorandum of Understanding was signed yesterday
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      Teng Cheong offers China help in airport building
      226 3 SECOND DEPUTY Prime Minister Ong Teng Cheong said Singapore was willing to help China in airport construction and management. Speaking at an official dinner hosted by Vice Premier Tian Jiyun in Beijing last night, Mr Ong said: "In the past 30 years,
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      Takasago's inauguration
      50 3 DR LEE BOON YANG, the Minister of State (Trade Industry and Home Affairs), will inaugurate Takasago Far East Co Pte Ltd at Science Park Drive today. Takasago is the first whollyowned Japanese company in the Science Park and one of the leading fragrance and flavour companies in Singapore.
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      Local company unveils Chinese computer
      447 3  -  By MARTIN SOONG A WILD IDEA turned into potentially profitable reality yesterday for Mr Sim Wong Hoo when he unveiled Singapore's first locally-designed and produced Chinese personal computer. The newest brainchild of Mr Sim, the managing director of Creative Technology, is called the CUBIC CT,
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      Keppel wins $1.2m Bangladeshi deal
      204 3 KEPPEL SHIPYARD has clinched a $1.2 million deal with the Bangladesh government to upgrade the operations of the Chittagong Dry Dock. Arranged through the United Nations Industrial Development Organisation, the deal essentially involves Keppel Shipyard, a division of Keppel Corporation, transferring know-how and skills to
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      Fiery feat that's hard to swallow
      295 3 WHAT DO YOU GET when you put more than one kilo of fresh-ly-ground chilli padi into your fish gravy? Besides the hottest dish in Singapore, you also get after-effects that are best not mentioned in polite company. Masochism must have reared its fiery head
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      First local man to head IBM
      127 3 MR JOHN WONG has been appointed managing director of IBM Singapore the first Singaporean to hold the post. In the new position, which he assumed yesterday, Mr Wong will be in charge of all IBM operations in Singapore, Sri Lanka and Brunei. Mr Wong
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      Baring Bros is chairman of SMBA
      98 3 BARING BROTHERS Asia has been reappointed the chairman of the Singapore Merchant Bankers' Association (SMBA). The association's newly-elect-ed council also resolved at its first meeting recently that Dresdner (South-east Asia) be elected the treasurer. Eight council members were elected at the SMBA's 11th AGM
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      222 2 BOMBAY on AIR-INDIA'S EXECUTIVE CLASS IF YOUR RECEPTIONIST IS ALWAYS ENGAGED GIVEUSARING. 468 5633 BEEP BEEP BEEP Few things in life are more irritating than making an urgent telephone call only to be greeted by the engaged tone. And while this shouldn't be enough to put off a potential customer,
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  • ASIA-PACIFIC
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      Lock icon Recast US aid to increase exports: Eximbank chief
      409 4 AP THE NEW PRESIDENT of the US government's Export-Import Bank has predicted increased difficulties for US exports and said the country may have to recast its foreign aid programme to overcome them. John Bohn Jr estimated debts of Third World countries at
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      Lock icon PLO rejects Thatcher's election proposal
      151 4 AP THE PALESTINIAN Liberation Organisation's chief spokesman has rejected a proposal by Britain's prime minister for municipal elections in the occupied West Bank and Gaza Strip to encourage the emergence of a new PLO leadership. "The best response" to Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher has already
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      Lock icon Mahathir threatens withdrawal
      271 4 AFP, Reuter MALAYSIAN Prime Minister Datuk Seri Dr Mahathir Mohamad has warned that his country might withdraw from the Commonwealth over Britain's refusal to support economic sanctions against South Africa. The Australian Broadcasting Corporation said yesterday that Dr Mahathir had joined growing criticism of Britain following recent
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      Lock icon Envoy's advice for Chinese and American businessmen
      194 4 UPI THE NEW US Ambassador to China had some straightforward advice for Chinese and American businessmen wanting to increase trade between the two countries. Ambassador Winston Lord's advice, delivered in a speech to the National Council on USChina Trade, had this to say
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      Lock icon Investment not a substitute for aid: research group
      399 4 AP POOR COUNTRIES increasingly welcome private investment, but it is not a panacea and cannot replace the flow of aid and loans to the Third World, says a private US research organisation. Predictions are that international corporate investment in developing countries will
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      DAILY AIRCRAFT MOVEMENTS
      894 4 ARRIVALS Operator Sorvica number Local tima From SIA UA CAL FT SV TraroSQ117 UA805 aoio FT71 SV398 TC200 0005 0010 0015 0044 0440 0530 KUL JFK/SFO/HKG JED/DHA JFK/BOS/ORD/ ANC/NRT/ MNL/TPE JED/RUH BWN corp Ajrwoys SIA MAS SIA MAS MAS CAL SIA CPA SWR RBA SV G1A SIA
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      341 4 TO GET All OF THIS FROM YOOR COMPUTER, YOU HAVE TO GET YOUR COMPUTER FROM The Wang family of fully compatible, easily upgradeable computers gives you not just data processing. Or office automation. Or networking. Instead, it gives you all three. Data Processing Every Wang VS is a powerful data
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  • REST OF THE WORLD
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      Lock icon Lawson: Recovery in UK will be vigorous
      403 5 FT NIGEL LAWSON, the Chancellor of the Exchequer, has forecast a "vigorous resumption of growth" as tax cuts, lower inflation and lower interest rates help to boost spending power. He reaffirmed that the British economic recovery had not petered out. His speech on
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      Lock icon Self-deception keeps you happy, say psychologists
      370 5 UPI .PEOPLE become slightly depressed when they see them- selves realistically so they deceive themselves to stay happy, a panel of researchers reported at an annual science conference. The human ability to deceive oneself is an evolutionary survival mechanism, said the psychologists, who said
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      Lock icon Brazil calls for south Atlantic peace zone
      212 5 AFP BRAZIL has called for the setting up of a south Atlantic zone of peace and cooperation linking Latin America and Africa. External Relations Minister Roberto de Abreu Sodre said UN Secretary-General Javier Perez de Cuellar had been asked to include this item
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      Lock icon Kenya seeks changes in trade rules
      89 5 AP PRESIDENT Daniel Arap Moi has said that commerce in parts of Africa is hampered by outmoded regulations governing preferential trade status. Mr Moi, speaking on the closing day of a two-day trade summit on Wednesday, urged the removal of "obstacles that hamper the
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      Lock icon SEC proposes law to check broadcasters
      478 5 Move to prevent violation of securities rules NYT THE US Securities and Exchange Commission has voted unanimously to ask Congress for legislation that would, for the first time, classify broadcasters that primarily give advice on securities as investment advisers and subject them to the
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      Lock icon Five indicted in market scandals
      186 5 AFP FIVE PEOPLE were indicted in a New York court on Wednesday for fraud, giving false witness and obstructing justice in connection with new stock market speculation scandals. The report came only two weeks after the stock market commission accused Dennis Levine, an executive in
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  • AIR CARGO
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      UTA uses its 'Big Boss' to double freight capacity
      514 6  -  By LIM SOON NEO UTA FRENCH AIRLINES is sending its "Big Boss" to Singapore to boost its freight capacity to Asia. The Boeing 747 Combi (combination aircraft) service, dubbed "Big Boss" will start flying here from June 7. It will double
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      McLean Cargo changes its priority
      329 6  -  By SHAHRIR ARIFF OIL DRILLING equipment specialist forwarder McLean Cargo (S) Pte Ltd has changed its emphasis to distributing magazines. This followed the fall in prices of oil, which discouraged drilling activities. Arthur CY Urn, the managing director of McLean Cargo, said fewer orders for
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      Qantas orders fifth 747-300
      63 6 QANTAS has ordered a fifth Boeing 747-300 worth US$ll5 million, according to Boeing Commercial Airplane Company. The aircraft, the 29th Superjet to be ordered by Qantas, is to be delivered in December. In March, the airline took delivery of its fourth 747-300 and its sixth 767-200ER
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      Air India takes delivery of plane
      76 6 AIR INDIA has received the first of six Airbus A3lO-300s. The aircraft has been put into service, initially to replace Boeing 707s on services from Bombay to the Middle East, East and West Africa and the Soviet Union. Meanwhile, Indian Airlines has confirmed its
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      LanChile to wing its way to Pacific Rim
      331 6 LANCHILE, the national carrier of Chile, has plans to expand its operations into the Pacific Rim countries particularly Hongkong this year. Cargonews Asia quoted Eugenio Gili, the airline's general manager for Hongkong, Macau and Taiwan, as saying that exports by air between
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      Cargolux posts-record results
      149 6 ALL-CARGO carrier Cargolux Airlines International posted its best results in the company's 16-year history last year, recording a 15 per cent rise in turnover to 6,634 million Luxembourg francs (Lfr) (US$l35 million). Overall profit was Lfr 1,231 million compared with Lfr 82 million in the previous year.
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      WEEKLY FREIGHTER
      202 6 ARRIVALS DEPARTURES Operator Flight Local tiMO Froaa Oporotoi r Flight ■lumbar Local tiaia For FRIDAY FT FT7I 0044 JFK/BOS NW NW906 0615 HKG/NRT/ ORD/ANC LAX/SFO NRT/MNL KAL KE697 0200 BKK/ TPE (SEL) KAL KE698 0200 BKK/ (SEL) JAL JL6I5 0905 KUL FT FT 66 0245 KUL/HKG NRT/ANC ORD/JFK
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      508 6 A new name, a strong commitment The official announcement of the change of the company's name from Demetron (Private) Limited to Degussa Electronics Pte Ltd, effective 2nd June'B6. CONGRATULATIONS From the first day of Demetron (Private) Limited's operations in Singapore its ultimate parent company has been Degussa AG, a large
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  • WORLD BACKGROUND
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      Lock icon Aquino still popular despite lack of results
      882 7 AFP PRESIDENT Corazon Aquino completes 100 days in office next week with her popularity intact but amid mounting concern because she has yet to meet a load of problems which threaten to devastate the Philippines. June 5 marks the cut-off date for a
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      Lock icon Japanese Railways splits into six companies
      766 7 AP STARTING NOW and continuing (or the next few years, Japan will be cutting the staff of a major corporation without passing out a dismissal slip. The Japanese National Railways, with 307,000 employees, 20,000 km of track and 21.82 trillion yen (US$lOB billion) in
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      107 7 OVEN-FRESH! THE ORIGINAL FRENCH-CAFE BAKERY if NOW AT SHENTON HOUSE Delifrance BOULANGERIE ET CAFE FRANQAIS Delicious array of oven-fresh baguette and croissant sandwiches. And you can choose your own choice of fillings from a selection right before your eyes. There's also tempting tartlets filled with juicy fresh fruits. Authentic french
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      246 7 Thai's European flights are going fast! m m i m Copenhagen, Athens, Frankfurt, Rome, Zurich, Amsterdam, Paris, London. For some very good reasons! Thai has been making flights to Europe a much more rounded experience for the traveller. We've eliminated over two and a half hours or 1,000 miles from
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  • BANKING AND FINANCE
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      Lock icon Thai election will not affect new bank rules: governor
      403 8 Reuter ENFORCEMENT of amendments to Thailand's hanking laws will not be affected by the forthcoming general election, said Bank of Thailand governor Kamchorn Sathirakul yesterday. Under a royal decree, effective last November, the central bank is empowered to intervene in the
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      Banks turn to fee-based activities
      674 8  -  Growth Strategies for Banks and Financial Institutes in the late 1980s By ALVIN TAY THE AGGRESSIVE MOVE by commercial banks towards feeearning activities is due mainly to higher lending risks, as well as a growing desire to achieve a high return on assets and shareholder
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      Better loan facilities from capital markets
      343 8 THE SINGAPORE capital markets have seen major modifications to the original concept of the revolving underwriting facility (RUF) which will give issuers greater flexibility as well as cheaper funds. In a paper presented on his behalf, Mr Richard Crowder, the managing director of the
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      Lock icon Societe Generale's South-east Asian base may be in Sydney
      704 8 AFP WHEN FRENCH merchant banker Societe Generale opened its new Australian headquarters in Sydney earlier this month, banking observers noted it was a major step by the bank towards establishing Sydney as the centre of its Southeast Asian operations. The sandstone
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      Lock icon Bonds likely to come under more pressure
      421 8 Reuter MARKET ANALYSTS in New York say bonds may come under further pressure from likely news of yet another rise in the abovetarget M-l money supply and April data on US leading economic indicators, which could be stronger than most expect. After a
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      Lock icon American bank to close Taiwan branch
      114 8 AFP THE SEATTLE First National Bank is to close its operations in Taiwan in a year's time under pressure of debts. A Taiwanese finance official said yesterday the US bank, which started operations in Taiwan in 1960, would be the first among the 33
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  • MONEY AND EXCHANGES
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      Forex markets
      790 9 SINGAPORE The US dollar closed slightly firmer yesterday against major currencies in quiet trading. The dollar was traded within a narrow range in two-way business with most operators unwilling to take large positions ahead of the day's release of American April leading economic indicators and weekly money supply
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      Lock icon Simex
      426 9 BA Futures SEPTEMBER Eurodollar opened at 92.97 yesterday and gapped down from Wednesday's close of 93.08 as the poor demand for five-year US Treasury notes and the less-than-ex-pected aggressive addition of reserves by the Federal Reserve cast a bearish tone. However, the low of CME's range at 92.96 provided
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      Foreign Exchange
      217 9 Interbank rotes at 3pm yesterday: CmndM Momlnal rate* SmHtwonlan Wd Offer c roee parity change Local dollars to OMMtot foreign currency: US dolor ***** 2 2263 ***** -21 07 Sterfcng pound 3.3293 3 3327 7.3469 -54 68 Australian dolor 1 5992 1.6013 3.4286 -53 36 NZ dolor 1.2384
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      Asian dollar market
      431 9 ASIAN DOLLAR deposit rates closed slightly firmer yesterday compared with Wednesday's close, in light trading. Dealers said the rise was attributed to the slight rise in rates to a drop in the US bond prices and poor demand for the US Treasury's auction of U5J7.75 billion of
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      Money markets
      113 9 THE OVERNIGHT rate on the Singapore interbank money market fell by 1/4 point from Wednesday to close at 4 3/4 per cent yesterday. The term rates remained unchanged across the board. S$ Interbank rates at 7pm yesterday: OH* l«d rvghf 4 3/4 4 5/8 1-month 5 1/16 4
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      Gold
      276 9 HONQKONQ: The metal closed slightly higher yesterday in moderately active trading on light local buying interest. Bullion ended at U*****.50/80 an ounce compared with New York's U*****.00/50 close. Dealers noted thin trading recently resulted in a narrower buy/sell spread of 30 US cents against the usual 50 US cents.
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  • FEATURES
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      Car duty plea needs hearing
      602 10 THE GROWING STRENGTH of the yen is not without its advantages for Singapore. With Japanese manufacturers struggling to maintain their competitiveness by shifting their operations out of the country or by increasing purchases of parts from abroad, countries such as Singapore are likely to see
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      Shell leaves rivals in slippery patch
      1802 10  -  Shell claims to have made the first technological breakthrough in petrol in many years. Formula Shell has given the company a major marketing edge, hitting the sales of rival oil companies, reports BRIAN GOMEZ. BRIAN GOMEZ THE MAN FROM the rival oil company had
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  • SPORTS
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      Lock icon Top players display power tennis at French Open
      363 11 UPI POWER TENNIS was on full display at the French Open on Wednesday with Ivan Lendl, Martina Navratilova and Chris Evert Lloyd leading an impressive charge of the top players into the third round. Nineteen seeds were in action at Roland Garros
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      Lock icon Organisers try to take heat out of kick-off issue
      584 11 Agencies IN THE FIRST growing controversy of the 1986 World Cup, the organisers yesterday defended the kick-off times for the tournament, saying they were fixed to meet the needs of fans and TV companies worldwide. 'This is a worldwide competition involving
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      Lock icon Snow Chief to miss Belmont because of slight injury
      209 11 Reuter SNOW CHIEF, the leading three-year-old colt in the United States, was slightly injured in winning the New Jersey Derby on Monday and will miss the Belmont Stakes. Mel Stute, the colt's trainer, said on Wednesday that Snow Chief, who has
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      Ocean Building trophy goes to David Sim
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      Lock icon BBC and ITV to share coverage of heavyweight fight
      172 11 UPI RIVAL stations BBC and ITV will share television coverage of the World Boxing Association heavyweight title fight at Wembley on July 19 between champion Etim Witherspoon and Frank Bruno. The compromise, agreed at a top-level meeting of executives, ends weeks
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      129 11 w sm mm FRIDAY BACKGROUND 7.50pm, Channel 5 One programme each month starting tonight, will be devoted to an intensive study of a topical subject. This month's special will be on the "Psychology of Recession". The programme looks at the changes Singaporeans are undergoing in the current recession. The presenters
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      721 11 I Bristol FmnicDicfcens Or- 5££..... M£ UNO vs the. mp* N u)ho Goes RoOhiD UOITH Tut U3RG»6JS>' RppRRejNTL>/ Tnev p\Re coop. POVSNS OF PiCCOUNTS. mmnmb CRYPTIC PUZZLE ACROSS 4 Broken sJver of metol (6) 7 Great place to moke love in on army hot, maybe (8) 8 Cause! (6) 10
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  • INTERNATIONAL STOCKS
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      Lock icon Clark Equipment shifts main-line production to South Korea
      376 12 FT CLARK EQUIPMENT, a leading US forklift manufacturer, on Tuesday joined a 'growing number of US companies in shifting production to lower-cost overseas facilities, when it announced an agreement to make its main line of small and medium-sized models at Samsung in
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      110 12 Reuter THE BELGIAN stock exchange is set (or further gains before the end of the ycor after this month's record' highs, boosted by proppects of strong corporate profits. Share analysts believe the centre-right government's austerity package to ttit public spending has created a favourable climate for interest
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      Lock icon IBM's buyback plan lifts Dow to new record
      319 12 Reuter WALL STREET stocks jumped sharply on Wednesday to close at a record high as an IBM plan to buy back 10 million of its own shares boosted confidence in stocks generally. The closely-watched Dow Jones Industrial Average gained 25.25 points to
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      Toronto
      108 12 MAY 28 Abrttt* a 24*4 imp CM Inco kit Pre* P*p« 42* 18* 43* unch •H Aicon 43* 2* Ktrr Add 15* Algomo LaMaw B 13* Bonk Mont Bonk Nova Scotia 15 MotMy F«rg Mc BhxM 3* 32* unch Mokon A 27* Moor* Cp 35* Nocanda 18* Conpoc 17%
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      210 12 MAY 28 *md Trust 6k Un Steel 135 62 ivtch 2 mmnii i WooMtu 1400 1000 Ml MMGS 720 +5 1100 -25 4400 -50 480 10 ***** A 4200 1750 -50 1765 -35 ButMs 7150 -75 C G Smith 2875 Charter irwn CNA 775 ***** Cume Finance 475 *****
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      628 12 MAY 28 uss Ale an Alurrw> 3141 1* Alcoa 40H 1 Aleg Intl 21* Afed Sag 45* -5 Afed Storas 45* AI»Oulm«i 5* unch Am Brandt he 86* Am Can Co 74* Am Cyanamid 76* Am Etoc Pw 26* Am Expr* 63* 1* Am Homa Prod 87* Am
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      879 12 Amsterdam MAY 28 Fh ABN 585 00 +3 A«gon 112 80 +3 5 Ahotd 82 80 +12 173 10 +1 ■> Atmnta IU 50 -0 1 AMEV 8400 -02 Amro Bar* 112.50 +11 127 50 +15 Baikal 31 50 +43 Bonmn ***** +17 Buahrman T» TrcxU 184 00
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      201 12 re to wtite, dim md entertain if w y k MANQm May 23 June 1 Poolside (sth level) Royal Holiday Inn Singapore The spicy, aromatic pleasures of Thai cuisine, presented in true hawker-style by 12 cooks specially flown in from Chiang Mai. Z All you can eat at $13.50 per
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      160 12 International Buffet Fashion Fare At: $10.50* ONLY 'V mg f «l.r JU I X FERN TREE CAFE The Fare: Besides a sumptuous international buffet, come and savour our air-flown oysters from New Zealand at $1.25 per piece. Daily from 11.30 am to 2.30pm. The Fashion: A delicious romp into the
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      152 12 r r—m Top tana n tarwan ThoeSsngng ■omruvejus ftnßf*<3*6<nor*ri > ff h l Japan nwMvooous group compnes OW rrvaat miii wn superb MMNnMp to gr* tap class entertarmer* <w*r> thercharmng ipiJMunof Eng»sh. Cmmtani) Fipm la January nttocndof June MidMpt m »W Operating hour* 800 pm to 100 am Ist dnnk
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      171 12 Your chance to become a millionaire during the Malaysian food festival at the FURAMA During the month of May you can taste some of Malaysia's famous dishes at Furama s Malaysian Festival and qet a chance to win a million dollars. May 1 31 at the Tiffany Coffee House. Lunch/Dinner
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      169 12 Sunday family attraction Only $150 or $180 for a table of 10. Two grand 8-course menus for a delightful lunch or dinner treat for the family. Weekday fare (Lunch only) Only $60 for four persons or $90 for six persons. ($l5 for extra person). Two splendid menus for busy executives
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  • ASIAN STOCKS
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      330 13 HONGKONG: Share prices yesterday closed slightly lowo: on renewed offers by institutional investors, after a firm opening. The Hang Seng Index finished off 4.71 points at 1,772.76 after gaining 11.10 in the morning session, while the Hongkong Index was 3.06 lower at 1,102.28. Brokers noted morning rumours that
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      Taipei
      224 13 MAY 29 Kotn 29.40 +0.5 HT 2 32 Kuochan Da* Laa Chang Yuan Cham Wui 21.70 0.3 unch 0.1 -01 03 27 90 09 Cathay Cora Chang Hwo Bank 31 30 44.70 26 90 ban Hwa Indus Nan Yo Ptas Pacific Cans 13.10 37 30 24 .10 inch 0.1
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      Tokyo
      419 13 TOKYO: Late profit taking yesterday pared early share price gains, but the Market Average finished up 57.22 at a record close of 16,610.61, surpassing the record set on Wednesday. Encouraged by Wall Street's upsurge to its own record high, investors bought petrochemicals, large capitals such as steels, and speculative
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      Manila
      66 13 MAY 29 hut MorsfMl Oriantal B Phi Ov«r»*a» o oi 0017 0.0005 -0163 Acoy* Mining Anglo PM PWtx B unch Ap«x Minna B 001 13 -0001 P>c op B PLOT Boguo Gold 0.001 uncti noini -ft mi San Migud B 42.50 +0.5 ft nrrr* 84 4 940 Sungoo Con
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      Sydney
      348 13 BYDNEY: Sharemarkets yesterday closed sharply firmer, buoyed by a 36 cent gain by BHP and interest in quality industrial stocks. By the close of trading, the All Ordinaries Index had risen 19.3 points to 1,228.3 and the All Industrials 25.2 to 1970.3. The All Resources was 14.8 firmer at
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      Seoul
      79 13 MAY 29 8onk Seoul Won 683 unch Hyundai Corvt Hyurxk* Motor KAL 940 2460 1321 15 30 +6 Choheung 6k Commercial Bk... 644 683 MO +3 -10 -4 28 Yukong Korea She 3100 464 100 Daewoo Corp 1074 Lucky Ltd 1290 10 1395 +3 +5 +25 Som»tr>n Co 1250
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      Bangkok
      159 13 BANGKOK: The Securities Exchange of Thailand Index yesterday was down 0.48 point to 129.33. Turnover was 111,021 shares valued at 18.5 million baht. MAY 2V Bebta Stnwk 382 wh Siam Cement 463 -2 Stam Cituent urn? Ao (Cham Thai Sam Citizen* Aw) Ftire Laaung MP Ayudhya Investment Siam Oty
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      Lock icon Ericsson wins M'sian deal
      57 13 Reuter TELEFON AB LM ERICSSON has won a US$4.5 million order to expand a mobile telephone system it installed in Malaysia last year. It said in a statement on Wednesday that the order from the Jabatan Telekom Telecommunications Company would expand subscriber capacity in the Kuala
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      Lock icon HK consortium seeking HK$2.5b loans for tunnel
      338 13 Reuters THE NEW HONGKONG Tunnel Consortium (NHKTC) is sounding out banks (or borrowings of HK52.56 billion to finance the proposed second cross-harbour tunnel. Bankers say they are generally cautious about the proposals for such a huge funding exercise, which is complicated by the
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      Lock icon Privatised NTT posts good first-year profits
      358 13 AFP NIPPON Telegraph and Telephone Corporation (NTT) of Japan, the former state telecommunications body, has reported a net profit of 140.6 billion yen in the fiscal year ending March 31. The results were the first since a decision was made to privatise it in
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      Lock icon BHP rules out board seat for Holmes a Court
      181 13 AFP THE MANAGING DIRECTOR of' mining and industrial giant broken Hill Proprietary Ltd (BHPj'pq Wednesday virtually ruled out board seat for its biggest sh*oeholder, Robert Holmes a Court. Mr Holmes a Court's Bell Resources Ltd's latest attempt ~to gain control of
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      169 13 B©3l a'■Ji M X re to wlite, dine and entertain Start ofA New Experience Kinta-Mani Transports the old world charm of Indonesia to you Tastefully furnished and decorated with art and batik that's uniquely Indonesian Lunch or dine under cloudy blue sky Tickling your palate with an authentic Indonesian cuisine
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      152 13 W' V A Come Party with Freaky Freddy r JL And till May 31 st. there are 4 more reasons to come on down: •Martell Cordon Bleu. Martell Cordon Rubis and Bell's Royal Reserve bottle buyers receive exclusive gifts and win attractive prizes in a lucky auiz. Fashion show every
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      111 13 Paramount HotelWhere the happy people go Jf* COCKTAIL 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 truly marvellous
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      161 13 DELICIOUSLY HYATT Plum s! Spacious, spread out and contemporary. You'll find the best of local and western cuisine there's also a buffet station with an excellent assortment of Chinese, Indian and Malay dishes. Plus a delightful children's Menu. And don't miss dessert it's ice cream galore! Hyatt Regency® Singapore 10-12
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      151 13 6th Anniversary Special Food Room Package For lunch or dinner. you gal 3 dahaa and a soup ail genuine Peking t S<chuan cutsine (Shark Fin delicacy tncludedl A room provided tor your specalceieCrationwtielher It« wadding anniversary or othar occasions SS43L VN S 5 As part of our Anniversary calibration. war*
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  • RAW MATERIALS
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      Lock icon Six ITC nations start talks on future of tin accord
      456 14 AFP THE SIX TIN exporting and 16 importing nations belonging to the International Tin Agreement met in London on Wednesday to begin five days of talks on the future of the accord, victim of its own attempts to support the
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      Lock icon Aussie gold production hits 70-year high
      113 14 AFP GOLD PRODUCTION in Australia rose to 57,500 kilograms in 1965, the highest in 70 years. The Bureau of Mineral Resources reported on Wednesday that many minerals showed higher production in 1985 in spite of intense international competition and depressed prices. Overall trade surplus
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      Lock icon US rice becomes more competitive
      368 14 AP AN INNOVATIVE APPROACH to subsidising rice farmers is reversing a sharp drop in export sales and rapidly restoring the US to contention in the highly competitive world market. Government analysts in Washington said yesterday that the policy change is one of the biggest shocks
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      LONDON MARKETS
      717 14 COFFEE Robusta futures on Wednesday ended a lacklustre and directionless day mixed at down £28 to up £7 a tonne from Tuesday night's close, with most operators sidelined and the market content to emulate New York in the afternoon. Throughout the morning, operators had been nervous of New
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      SOYBEAN
      156 14 SOYBEAN FUTURES on the Chicago Board of Trade ranged from V* US cent a bushel higher to two cents lower in quiet trading on Wednesday. Prices remained in a four-cent range and only spot July, with a cent gain, was higher. Other months were under pressure from the nearly
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      Produce exchange
      149 14 Chines* Produce Robusta 20/25% Exchange FOB NSW 545 00 Sellers' noon closing prices on Moy 29 (SS/100 kg). Nutmeg 110 FOB NSW 1422 00 Coconut oil BWP FOB NSW 1322 00 Bulk FOB Old drum FOB New drum FOB 48 00 61 00 6500 Gambier FOB NSW 330
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      Lock icon Japanese coffee imports set to slow
      311 14 Reuter JAPANESE green coffee imports, which surged in January to April, should slow in the latter half of 1966 because stocks are high after aggressive buying at the beginning of the year. Industry sources in Tokyo yesterday predicted a marginal 3 to 4 per
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      RUBBER
      339 14 SINGAPORE Short-covering helped prices to firm in yesterday afternoon and June One RSS buyers closed at 170.75 per kg, up 1.25 cents from Wednesday. Prices hovered narrowly around overnight levels in very quiet morning trading due to lack of fresh factors to stimulate activity. Trading In the afternoon became
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      RAS and MRELB
      309 14 RAS prices in S cents/kg, FOB w boles NOON CLOSE Buyers SeHtn Buyers Sellers Inf 1 RSS Prompt 170 50 171 50N 172 00 173 00N Int 1 RSS Jun« 86 169 50 170 50 170 75 171.25 Int 1 RSS July 86 169 50 170 50
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      SSR and SMR
      101 14 (centi/kg, 1-ton po(ten) JUN E 86 JULY 86 (current month) (forward month) NOON NOON RAS Buyers HiHira Buyers ScNtrs SSR 20 160 50 162 SON 161 00 I63 00N SSR 50 157 50 159.50N 158 00 160 00N MRELB Bwycr* ScMtrs ScWen SMR CV ***** 218 00N
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      PALM OIL
      175 14 MALAYSIAN crude palm oil prices rose further at yesterday's close on continued covering and speculative buying, fuelled by the rise in futures and India's presence in the market at Its weekly palm oil tender. The market started cautiously, after another uncertain Chicago soyoil futures close on Wednesday night.
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      KL Tin
      161 14 TIN PRICE m the KuU Umwr Tla Market me «■ether 14 eeats te Msl4 M per kg ea shartcaveriag yesterday* Farther strong haylag interest was aeted at Wedaesday's level hat hay en redaeed bids as the prlee gradually streagtheaed aad offers became mere evident, dealers said. Taraever laereaeed
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      WHEAT
      222 14 WHEAT FUTURES on the Chicago Board o( Trade fell 3Vi US cents to two cents a bushel in quiet trading on Wednesday. Prices came under pressure at mid-9ession in response to trade talk that the US Department of Agriculture rejected the latest offers in Egypt's tender for 300,000 tonnes
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      RICE
      66 14 Bangkok (US$/tonn«. FOB) White Rice 100% 1st class 240 100% 2nd class 215 100% 3rd class 210 5% 200 10% 195 15% 190 20% 180 25% 170 35% 165 Broken Rice A-l Super IIS A-l Special 112 C-l Speciol unq C-1 Ord unq Loonzoin Rice 100% 1st grade unq
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      Lock icon South African mines agree on pay rise
      92 14 Reuter THE South African Chamber of Mines and the Council of Mining Unions have agreed on wages and other conditions for the 24,000 employees represented by the predominantly white council, including a 14 per cent rise in standard pay rates. They said the
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      233 14 g^ e t T- 'i m MBA I™ mm a. mp% Masters of Business Administration Golden Gate University, in association with the Singapore Professional Centre, offers its Masters of Business Administration Program in Management to residents of Singapore starting August 1986 Designed for working, experienced managers, it consists of both
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      506 14 NOTICES OFFICIAL NOTICE PROPOSAL TO CHANGE A SHIP'S NAME We, Wallem Shipping (8) Pte Ltd of 10 Raffles Quay, #35-01, Hong Leong Building, Singapore 0104 hereby give notice that In consequence of the purchase by our principals of the ship mentioned below, have applied to the Registrar of Singapore ships,
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      565 14 Cml* At an Extraordinary General Meeting of the Members of the above named Company duly convened and held at Road No. 2801 House No. 76 Manama, Bahrain on the 24th day of May 1886 at 10X10 am. the Special Resolutions set out below were duly ■►mpi >:n: t M n;
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      Market makes another strong advance
      4175 15 THE SINGAPORE stock market rose strongly for the sixth straight session yesterday, with buyers easily outstripping sellers once more. At the final bell, the BT Composite Index rose by another 5.48 points to 534.82 while the Straits Times Industrial Index shot up 10.22 points to
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      Chief price changes
      291 15 SINGAPORE Rises Indices Mor 28 Mo. 29 GEUi 1300 50 BT Composite 529 34 534 82 jinhiin Al «d 153 23 BT Indacotof 7855)39 *****32 OIM M 222 21 BT OB/OS 153 +160 342 20 BTCADI -7101 -7045 toili tods 50c 205 0 8 S 560 16
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      Business done on the SES
      3741 15 SECTION ONE INDUSTRIAL COMMERCIAL Acmo (I 098 I IOS) (I) 1.07 (16) I 08 (I) 1.07 (4) 1 08 (13) I 09CD Akom (0 55*8 0.565) (I) 0.52 (I) 053 (I) 0 56 (1) 0 54 (2) 0 54* (3) 0 55* (8) 0 55CRI
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  • COMPANY NEWS
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      Lock icon MUI to widen its financial services
      487 16 MBT THE DIVERSIFIED Malayan United Industries Bhd (MUI) group will continue to strengthen and expand its banking and financial division which has proved to be a major contributor (o group profit last year. MUI chairman Tan Sri Mohamed Noah says in his latest annp&l
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      LONDON STOCKS
      811 16 THE MARKET opened quietly mixed yesterday after Wednesday's gains. Dealers said prices were mostly untested, with the foarket initially unmoved by Wall Street's climb to record levels. At 0830 GMT, the FTSE 100 Index was 2.2 down at 1,622.6. News that ITT will place its 51.8 per cent
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      KL buyers focus on Singapore counters
      546 16 CONDITIONS remained steady on the Kuala Lumpur stock market yesterday as investors continued to buy Singapore-based counters which rose impressively. Counters that were seldom traded, such as Acma and Sunshine Allied Investments, scored doubledigit gains. The former, which was thinly traded, surged 40 cents
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      Business done on the KLSE
      2870 16 BID and offer prices officially listed and business In and reported to the Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange yesterday, with the number of shares traded shown In brackets In IoU of 1,000 units unless otherwise specified. MDUSTRMLS Acmo (121B) (I) 1 20 cd A,momoto (3 02S)
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    • COMPANY MEETINGS
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      Unit trusts
      253 16 Monogers' prices MARA-Bumiputra for Moy 30 First B'putro 409 4 14 Singapore Unit Trust Second B'putro Third B'putro 385 324 390 329 The Commerce 0.76 0 81* Fourth B'putro 3 49 354 The Sovngs Fund 0 67 0 71 Fifth B'putro 2 05 2 10 S'pore Prog Fund
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      Selected indices
      112 16 HONGKONG Hong Kong Index Thursday 1102 28 Wednesday 1105.33 Week ago 1132 40 Hong Seng Index Thursday 1772.76 Wednesday 1777.47 Week ago 1820 98 All Industrials Thursday 1970.3 Wednesday 1945.1 Week ago 1900.1 NEW YORK Dow Jones Wednesday 1878.28* Tuesday 1853.03 Week ogo 1775.17 TOKYO Nikkei Averoge Thursday
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      Lock icon Big chicken deal in the offing
      705 17 im mm™ By HOCK LOCK SIEW INNOVEST BHD, the new controlling shareholder of Kentucky Fried Chicken (S) Ltd, ought really to be looking over its shoulder at the goings-on across the Pacific. American cigarette maker, R J Reynolds Industries Inc, which is also the
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      Lock icon FAI Insurance makes partial bid for Pioneer Concrete
      295 17 Reuter AUSTRALIAN INSURANCE group FAI Insurances Ltd, which early this week obtained a secondary listing on the local exchange, is making a partial offer for another Australian company, Pioneer Concrete Services Ltd. The company said yesterday it would offer A 52.75 cash
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      COMPANY BRIEFS
      221 17 GENERAL SECURITIES laveetmeete Ltd announced that its unaudited consolidated net tangible asset backing per share was $1.78 as at April 30, 1966. J OH AN HOLDINGS BHD said Mr Henry Yuen Kam Wah, the group financial controller, has been appointed a director of the company. He assumes the
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    • LATEST RESULTS
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        SOUTH PACIFIC Textile Industries Bhd:
        81 17 Group pre- tax profits for the six months ended March 31, 1966, increased to MJ1.63 million (from MJ1.54 million) on a marginally lower turnover of M 126.18 million (from MJ26.22 million). No dividends have been recommended but directors say they expect the company to improve
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        CHIN TECK Plantations Bhd:
        93 17 Group pre-tax profits for the half year to Feb 28, 1966, declined 3 per cent to MRB6 million (from MJ5.02 million) in spite of a 23 per cent growth in turnover to M 514.41 million (from MJ11.71 million). An interim dividend of 4 per cent less
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      Ambassador aborts deal, seeks return of deposit
      553 17  -  By CHAN OI CHEE FOR THE SECOND TIME in less than three months, Ambassador Hotel has called off another of its proposed acquisitions and is taking legal action to recover a M52.2-million deposit plus other damages. Ambassador, which went on an acquisition spree
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      Hongkong Wharf fails in bid for Marco Polo
      413 17  -  By LORETTA McLAUGHLAN THE HONGKONG A Kowloon Wharf A Godown Company has failed in its bid for Hotel Marco Polo. When the offer of 51 cents a share closed yesterday at spm, after three extensions, acceptances had been received for only 721,000
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      Promet's property venture with Shell stays on course
      241 17 PROMET BHD is keeping to its end of the agreement on the joint venture with Bukit Naga Holdings Sdn Bhd (whollyowned by Shell Malaysia Retirement Benefit Fund and Sabah Sarawak Shell Retirement Fund) in developing Kompleks Bukit Naga, a M*ls3-million office complex
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      Lock icon Electrolux offers shares to East Asian investors
      503 17 FT SINGAPORE NOMURA Merchant Banking is one of the nine lead managers of the international equity placement planned by Electrolux of Sweden, the world's largest household applicances manufacturer. Electrolux is placing eight million shares round the world to raise about 5Kr2.24 billion (US$9OO
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      546 16 Netherlands Sweden USSR Bahamas Brazil Canada Mexico USA LONDON Australia Bahrain Belgium Fed. Rep. of Germany r France Greece Hong Kong v > Ireland < A >"iy _J\ Nat West: a major world bank japan 1 Malaysia "Our traditional values of integrity, efficiency and quality of service are the sure
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      236 16 HDB TENDERS FOR ESTATE MACHINES The Board has introduced Interest Free Financing Scheme for Conservancy Contractors to purchase estate machines. Only suppliers/ contractors who participate in this tender exercise will be allowed to participate in the Board's Interest Free Financing Scheme for Conservancy Contractors. Separate tenders are invited for each
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      88 17 RESORT DEVELOPMENT AUSTRALIA Australian company seeking joint venture partners for tourist resort in Alice Springs, Central Australia. Development includes 4 Motels, Tavern, Nature Park, Birdpark and Associated Facilities. Opportunities exist for involvement in individual buildings or the overall project. Contact: *****81 (Office) for details, drawing and video viewing. Masionettes/HUDC Staircase
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      186 17 n y#ff M. Bsr > nr« >,- Tv•> *«v Bf •,<• vatm., j. And how it all begins Diners of today, more discerning in taste and definitely calorieconscious. With us. discover a Sichuan vegetarian fare that has become an exquisite full 8-course Sichuan spread. Out goes the tasteless canned vegetables
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    Financial sector expands at rate of 1.4pc
    365 18 FINANCE SINGAPORE'S financial and business services sector advanced at a snail's pace for the first quarter of this year, but financial offshore operations recorded "buoyant growth," according to the Economic Survey of Singapore. There was a net inflow of nearly US$l billion from
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    Degussa investing $20m in Singapore subsidiary
    368 18  -  Even more investments in the pipeline By LIM SOON NEO WEST GERMAN multinational Degussa is pumping $20 million into its electronics subsidiary in Singapore and more investments are in the pipeline. The move was announced last night at a ceremony marking the change of
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    Banks' concern over ECICS cash call ebbs
    419 18 CONCERN among some bank shareholders in the Export Credit Insurance Corporation of Singapore that they were about to be asked to contribute to an early $63 million cash call by the company has receded. The subject was not even tabled at ECICS's annual
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    Film with built-in lens and shutter
    64 18 FUJI PHOTO FILM Co Ltd is marketing a new type of film that has a self-contained pictnretaldng function. It is a completely new type of pocket film that has a lens and shutter bnilt into it in what amounts to a reversal of the
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    Lock icon Bleak outlook for Indonesia
    203 18 Reuter INDONESIA'S economy, battered by falling oil prices, may shrink in 1986 for the first time since President Suharto came to power 20 years ago. Western analysts in Jakarta said in a confidential report yesterday that the economy could shrink by up to 3 per cent
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    Lock icon Tokyo's vehicle exports in April at record high
    101 18 AP JAPANESE carmakers exported a record number of motor vehicles in April, although the rate of increase was down from previous months. The Japan Automobile Manufacturers Association said yesterday that 684,508 cars, trucks and buses were exported from Japan in April, up
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    Unauthorised alterations not ruled out, commission told
    563 18 NEW WORLD INQUIRY UNAUTHORISED alterations could have been made to the,six-storey Lian Yak Building at Serangoon Road, the Commission of Inquiry into the Hotel New World collapse heard yesterday. During his testimony, witness Mr L S Tan, head of the Development Building Control
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    'Piling may have been unchecked'
    314 18 THE PILING WORK for Hotel New World might not have been inspected by the relevant authority, the Commission of Inquiry heard yesterday. Mr H M Tan, a senior building surveyor of the Development and Building Control Division (DBCD), said that to his knowledge no one
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    Domestic exports fell 12pc to $7.5b in first quarter
    206 18  -  By LEE HAN SHIH DOMESTIC EXPORTS fell by 12 per cent, or $1-07 billion, in the first quarter, to |7.50 billion from the same period last year. In the quarter, re-exports fell by 11.7 per cent, or $513.4 million, to $3.89
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    88 18 Reuter COMEX GOLD FUTURES posted modest gains on buying by local traders yesterday morning, but the advance was tempered by the US dollar's rally following the unexpectedly large rise of 1.5 per cent in US leading indicators in April. Spot June gold rose US$O.7O at U*****.20
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    65 18 Reuter THE WALL STREET stock market yesterday pulled back from Wednesday night's record close, as an unexpectedly strong 1.5 per cent rise in April leading economic indicators pushed interest rates upward. The Dow Jones Industrial Average lost six points to 1872 after gaining more than 100 points
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      37 18 UPI US DEFENCE Secretary Caspar Weinberger said yesterday that the security of the US would determine the country's arms policy, not "some artificial compliance with a flawed, expired" Salt n treaty. UPI
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      39 18 Reuter EMPLOYER GROUPS yesterday condemned a day of protest action by more than 500,000 workers that led to the closure of major ports and disruption in all major industries throughout Australia on Wednesday.
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      31 18 Reuter MALAYSIAN Primary Industry Minister Paul Leong yesterday held talks with Indonesian ministers to seek ways of stemming tumbling commodity prices on world markets. Reuter
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      51 18 Reuter JAPAN AIR LINES said yesterday its earnings had plummeted following the crash of a jumbo jet that killed 520 people. It announced a loss of 6.74 billion yen in the year to end-March compared with a profit of 7.18 billion yen in the previous year.
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      31 18 Reuter THE UNITED NATIONS command and North Korea yesterday failed to reach agreement on how to reduce tension along the heavily-for-tified demilitarised zone dividing Korea. Reuter
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      35 18 AP INDONESIA is committed to a contract with the US for launching its communications satellite and will not ask third countries to replace the US, the Indonesia Times said yesterday. AP
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      39 18 AFP NEW ZEALAND Prime Minister David Lange yesterday ruled out any special deal over the release of two French intelligence agents Jailed for their part in the sinking of a Greenpeace ship. AFP
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      142 18 Hear Luis Palau address today's tough moral and social issues. He knows the problems that affect us and presents relevant Christian answers. Do not miss his message. 1-7 June# 7.30pm National Stadium Special Features: The 3,500-voice choir Musical presentations Nightly messages will be translated to Mandarin, Amoy, Cantonese, Hainanese, Foochow,
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      123 18 Expatriate executives tfJf. invitation below Still looking for accommodation? Dissatisfied with your present arrangements? You owe it to yourself, and to your family to visit us at Ardmore Park the "Mini-United Nations of Singapore" where you'll experience convivial community living at its best and friendliness at every turn. School buses
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      54 18 Outlook for todoy: Showers in a few areas in the morning. Rep. ort for 24 hours prior to 7.30pm on May 29 at the airport: Maximum temperature 31.7 Associated humidity 67 Minimum temperature 24.8 Associated humidity 97 Hours of sunshine 5.95 Roinfall in millimetres 10.0 Romfall this month 133.8 Rainy
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      632 19  -  End to long-drawn dispute over legal costs for third-party suits By LINDA CHEE A PRIVY COUNCIL decision over a maritime insurance dispute has set a legal precedent over the recovery of costs and expenses in suing third parties. The council on April 23 ruled that
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      369 19 Reuter HAPAG-LLOYD AG, West Germany's biggest shipping group, expects its 1986 profit to (all from the strong levels of the previous two years. Management board spokesman Hans Jacob Kruse said profit would fall this year because of the dollar's weakness and
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      151 19 Reuter CHINA and the Soviet Union have agreed to open reciprocal shipping offices. According to the New China News Agency, the Soviet Ocean Shipping Company will set up an office in Shanghai, China's leading port, and the China Ocean Shipping Company
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        96 19 AFP SHIPBUILDERS from Japan and South Korea have agreed to cut production. Tatsuo Hayashi of the Shipbuilders' Association of Japan (SAJ) said on Wednesday that the agreement came when an SAJ mission, led by its chairman Kazuo Maeda, visited Seoul last week for top-level
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      1195 20 NEW DIRECTION was lacking on Wednesday on the persistently slow London shipping freights market. North American grain exports featured slightly more prominently as several openings found cover in the St Lawrence and US Gulf. Elsewhere, the timecharter section provided most interest, with just sparse activity noted in ore,
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      609 20 Premiums steadily being eroded THE MARINE CARGO insurance market in Australia is extremely competitive at present, according to the most recent report submitted to the International Union of Marine Insurance Cargo Committee. Premiums related to major maritime and land catastrophe risks are steadily
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      373 20 Lloyd's List THE RISING NUMBER of laid-up ships and the impact of currency movements are expected to lead to a 15 per cent fall in overseas earnings for Lloyd's marine insurers, says the British Invisible Exports Council. A survey of prospects for
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      855 20 AB Shpg V 5 Accord Shpg VI 3 Afea Line VI 3 Ahrenkiel Liner X 1 AC Toepfer X 5 Anro Service IV 3/4 Aqua Lines X/IX 2/4 Arrow Lines X 4 Atlas Line X 3 ANL 1 1/2 APC Line V 4 APL M 2/3 ASCL
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      209 20 THE MAJOR shipping consortia operating between 0 the Far East/European, Far East/Persian Gulf, Straits ports/Australia, Straits/Japan and the member lines: ACE (FAR EABT/EUROPE): Z Franco Belgian Services. "K" Line. Korean Shipping Corporation. Neptune Orient Lines. Orient Overseas Container Line. Cho Yang shipping. ANRO (STRAITS/ AUSTRALIA): Australian National Line. Australia/Straits
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      283 20  -  By KINGSLEY WOOD AUSTRALIA has provided extremely competitive shipping services to every destination in the world, but since 1980, 25 lines or services have withdrawn or gone bankrupt leaving behind considerable debts. The general manager of Overseas Container Line (Aust) Ltd, Mr John Jenkins,
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      208 21 AP ONE SAILOR died and three others were hurt on Wednesday when a gunboat of the Argentine Coast Guard opened fire on two Taiwanese fishing vessels, setting one ablaze, a Taiwanese official based in the Falklands said. The firing occurred just outside the
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      474 21 Reuter, AFP SIX MAJOR Japanese shipping companies suffered sales declines in the 1985 financial year ended March 31 with four of them posting net losses. The six are Nippon Yusen KK, Mitsui OSK Lines Ltd, Kawasaki Kisen Kaisha Ltd, Japan Line Ltd, YamashitaShinnihon Steamship
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      283 21 UPI HONDA INTERNATIONAL Trading Corp is planning to ship Ohio grain to Japan in bulk containers used to transport parts to Honda assembly plants in Ohio. The first shipment this week will load 3,000 bushels of corn. The corn
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      235 21 AFP, Reuter SPANISH dock workers have ended a 10-day strike which employers said caused losses of about 25 billion pesetas (US$l74 million). But many remained on a go-slow as they studied a government decision to cut 3,000 jobs in a port reorganisation
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      224 21 Reuter A DEVASTATING blaze aboard an Iranianchartered supertanker, hit twice by Iraqi missiles in the Gulf, has been brought under control. Fire raged for two days aboard the 178,573-ton W Enterprise, carrying 2.5 million barrels of Iranian oil worth US$3O million, after it was
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      78 21 Reuter THE US Environmental Protection Agency has rejected an application by Chemical Waste Management Inc to test the incineration of toxic wastes at sea. It has decided to issue rules governing the ocean incineration of toxic wastes before issuing any permits. Chemical Waste had applied
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      4872 22 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. Advanced dates are published at a
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      666 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 Tor Bay 30/560 30.5.86 1600 Mansfield F1 0700-0800 W3 Folstria 660N 30.5.86 2000 Bakke Sime F1 1100-1200 U3 B Melor 222 30.5.86 2359 Leo Shpg
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      526 27 AT CONVENTIONAL WHARVES Vessel Berth Agent Arrival Departure Keppel Coly K30 PH. alongside 30 5/2300 Hongshounshon Kl5 Y Fung alongside 30 5/1800 Jenhol K22 Thong Soon olongside 30 5/0200 Son Nicolas KI6 Borneo alongside 30 5/1830 Aungzeya Kl9 Boustead 30 5/1800 31 5/1100 Equator 4 K23 Thong
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      819 19 Concise Comprehensive Contemporary i^e'at^ l9oo^'! i OOCL Cmtaitm Line STRAITS EUROPE EXPRESS SERVICE NEfTUK MIX 2 OREMTAL IBNSTH 25 OREMTAL KMGHT 27 lEPTUE GMKT 4 WHTM. FtQDOM 9 SGP IBM CHTON m RTC m 2/6 1/7 13/7 14/7 16/7 18/7 5/6 5/7 17/7 18/7 20/7 22/7 21/6 15/7 27/7 28/7
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      67 19 JiMDB THE MARINE CARGO insurance market in Austrolia is extremely competitive at present, according to a recent report by the Insurance Council of Australia. P«g« II SIX MAJOR Japanese shipping companies suffered sales declines in the 1985 financial year with four of them posting net losses. Page 111 Index to
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      1118 19 y> THE HEART OF THE MAERSK LINE FAST TRANSIT TO MIDDLE EAST SINGAPORE/DUBAI 8 DAYS SINGAPORE/DAMMAM 9 DAYS SINGAPORE/BAHRAIN 10 DAYS SINGAPORE/KUWAIT —11 DAYS P«nang Vmnl Voy IS* por« EXPORT TO USA. EUROPE. MIDDLE EAST. WEST AFRICA ASIA *S«ga*ort Qowg Taaas *CT 4/6 MOO MB CTS 3/i 1200 MB CaOka
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      219 20 Y.S. LINE STRAITS FEEDER YAMASHITA-SHINNIHON LINE TRANS-PACIFIC SERVICES Pacific South Wnt Fe«der at Kao ILLVfII Atlantic/Canada Faadar at Koba irmai immi nd FT* EJIBI SdEnHi ETMI BOH IgTMBTMiTM nTTnTWM 1 ■i wrwt wi inmipan^smraT^-wtrnwumwrmr i urnI.WI WfpanpgiiHM iii .1 .s^uU,MIDDLE EAST Full Container Service (A member of Oasis Consortium) i»a.
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      166 20 1 U. K.' i i u. Supercarrier Service 1 m i m T-i TO: PANAMA US WC/EC/6ULF E. CANADA C. AMERICA tar Haste (IU). S Frame* (UM Sladrtw mi to dap I h«(tn OoM> to i*+ Arubi. Curacao. Bridgetown. PMpstwrg. Port ot Spain Hamttofl Kingston. St Mm. Bass* Terre Castries,
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      893 21 The Straits Steamship Group Mansfield Container Shipping PteLtd Overseas Containers Limited STRAITS SHIPPING Singapore to Sabah, Sarawak, Bnjnei Ports and Bangkok COHTMOSHP SERVICES TO ISAM MT wm EXPRESS KOMOON MT RH MMU an or edbmmgh MWffWT EXPRESS QUO BMSS JTANO HUM SMA MT no EXPRESS Sport PJ(Ma« Stan M/ 6
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      634 21 NOTICE NOTICE OF REMOVAL WE HAVE THE PLEASURE TO INFORM YOU THAT FROM IST OF JUNE 1986 OUR OFFICE WILL BE AT:62 CECIL STREET #01-00 #02-00, T.P.I. BUILDING, SINGAPORE 0104. REPUBLIC OF SINGAPORE CABLE: YIFUCOSIN TELEX. RS ***** YIFUSIN, RS ***** YIFUS TELEFAX: *****15 TELEPHONE: *****66 (12 UNES) YICK FUNG
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      494 22 Hapag-Lloyd TO CONTINENT/UK EXPORTS Osaka Bay Kurwu Man an W EMo Fra*hrt Eiprt takia Eiprtu Mm Mara Osaka Bay 20/0 25/0 20/0 25/0 5/7 0/7 14/7 U/7 21/7 22/7 24/7 30/7 0/0 7/1 14/1 15/0 21/1 22/1 27/1 21/1 4/5 5/5 13/7 14/7 21/7 22/7 21/) 25/5 Wand hautoft to
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      106 22 FULLY CONTAINERISED SERVICE TO EUROPE VIA SUEZ Member of the Ace Consortium rrr FROM EUROPE VIA SUEZ A of the Ace Consorts Plalai Vpvt I Hlm( Hull—| Baua myt 5/6) 3/6 I 7/6 8/6 11/6 16/6 (12/6) 10/6 14/6 15/6 18/6 23/6 (19/6) 17/6 21/6 22/6 25/6 30/6 KFTUK CHYSTAI
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      695 22 OL Hai Sun Hup Co (Pte) Ltd TEL *****06 (20 Lines) TLX RS ***** &RS ***** ft. I ASII K\ CAR I l\l K 1I I) SPECIALIST IN RO-R0 HEAVY LIFTS SERVICES IIM:li1ll!lil rami i»»n Span ftW| (udaf Hu>a U SOU KOCM V 44 SjM h fert <fn 2 VMQIMD
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      285 22 EVERGREEN Full Container Service Round-The-World East Bound (FE/CAR»B/USEC/piißO/FE) Round-The-World West Bound (FE/EURO/USEC/CARIB/FE) US WEST COAST FAR EAST/RED SEA/MEDITERRANEAN MED/RED SEA/F.E. INBOUND LiX 51 Anson Road J* 13-53 Anson Centre p KELANG Smqapore 0207 TEL S PORE 222? 111(10 Linesi INWARD OUTWARD •;enOlP ->'0~ P JA'tA PENANG *****0 1 b***** 7
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      140 22 MSI NOSE MARITIME PTE LTD ISLAMIC REPUBLIC OF IRAN SHIPPING LINES n KYOWA LINE TO PAPUA NEW GUINEA/ SOUTH PACIFIC STOK PMmi LMdhftar. Kyowa Cosmos 7/6 Jayapva, Lac. PJAoresay, Honiara. Kieta, Rabad, Novnea 0. Queen Lac. RatouaL Kieta, i BOTWOji KARACHI SERVI WW SUN UNION LINE TAIYO MARINE LINE WEST
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      923 23 PACIFIC INTERNATIONAL LINES YW\ PIL Building, 140 Cecil Street, 03-00 Singapore 0106 Tel: *****33 VESSEL MAJAPAHIT GOWA KOTA SING A FAR EAST CONTAINER SERVICE SIN JKT SBY SIN HKG KAO Sailed S«M S«ii*d 31/5 2/C 3/6 4/6 6/6 11/6 16/6 17/6 IS/6 18/6 20/6 27/6 26/6 •TCH KEE BUS 5/6
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      733 23 BLC BENLINE CONTAINERS EXPRESS CONTAINER SERVICE TO UK/COHTWEHT EXPRESS CONTAMER (JK/CONTKNT HAM rannw HAVRE STON PJUK STORE F« Brown Eiprni S*d SaM WUK KM 30/S 31/5 HKG. THM Km4m» Bay SaM Sato SaM SaM SaM 5/6 7/S WG TM Mm Mara SaM SaM SaM SaM SaM 13/1 15/6 HKG. TIM
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      514 23 DJASAQETRI A Joint Europe Service Of: P.T. DJAKARTA LLOYD P.T. 6ESURI LLOYD P.T. SAMUDERA IMDOWESIA e P.T. TRIKORA LLOYD EXPRESS SEMI CONTAINERSHIP SERVICES SINGAPORE TO EUROPE S'part Gcnot (Am It HavraLdn A4an/RdaaHW| GAIOA BHAKTI' Vl5-NB 64/6 3/7 10/7 13/7 15/7 16/7 20/7 Spare BB>»c Adtn/RtUm Hanfcwi/Bramn MATARAAT Vl5-NB 20-22/6 15/7
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      406 23 BOUSTEAD SHIPPING AGENCIES SITTWAY *24 AUNG2EYA V 393 htoneywa mm PAGAN V99W PA-MI V9SW *DBdtar|iß( (My V* NORTHBOUM) TO UKC TAMAITAi SAMOA ¥7 CLYDEBANK VI7N IVYBANK VI6N FORTHBANK VI6M MORAYBANK VIN BURMA FIVE STAR SHIPPIHC CORPORATION (Burmese National Line) Loadng for Ranfoon Spore PAda* Pena* Batfkok h Pwt/1 J» 30/31
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      1126 24 a.. \.*:"K"line USA CANADA KAWASAKI KISEN KAISHA, LTD. Tlm World B«rvic«) PACIFIC COAST PACIFIC SOUTH WEST I PACIFIC NORTH WEST FEEDEX VSL Sf PK PN MOTHER VS. T/S PORT U/LB OAK MOTHER VSI ASM STAR V4S 29 MAY 30 MAY 31 MAY 2AM B. HUME VI (TK)2O AM 30 JUN
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      766 24 AUSTRALIA EXPRESS CONTAINER SERVICE Accepting FCL/FCL Container* P Aeiar* I Lmcf ¥essH S pore I Melt htm 76 20 Jon ft V 5 Ikii RV6 3 Ant Sydn Also Accepts 5 M Add/Bm RAMOAS *73 1? kin 27 lun 7hi 5 M Add/Bm CHAKWAS'V 20 78 kin 13 M 21
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      552 24 GOLDEN LINE GUAN GUM SHPMNG (PTE) LTD 23 !<M Ay« Strt*< ourai lIM m SMJW at mi STRAITS/PERSIAN GULF SERVICE: Spo PMtjn GOUXN HAVEN Colombo *.*uch., Bombj r Dub* 4/5 ha* Cat** CJTT Colombo H»»ch.. *l«cjt D«to»i 20/22 k«t CHMA OCEAN SHPPMG CO., PEKING THE PEOPLE'S REPUBLIC OF CHMA >w>fci
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      598 24 INTRASEA (PTE) LTD 10 Anson Road »27 16 International Paza Singapore 0207 Tel *****1 1 <10 L< nes) o BREAKBULK SERVICE TO EUROPE/UK STJEPOV 88M907 mm 88M912 ALPHA FAITH 88M909 4/t 6/6 21/$ (Pit) ITD I awrm co. a SHTTK CO fl SETE ROT/ANT/UK (AVON)/ 80/ AST SfTE/HOT/ANT/W/ (AVON) m
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      607 25 pLNOL NEPTUNE ORIENT LINES LTD Spare NEPTM AGENCES PTE. LTD Tel He .Met TenM CES MOHMGS *****77 fI EU/*«! IPA/SA 27R9977 *****27 *****53 OR OMCT IMS "**753 *****4? I. Bahru HAJtPER NKA SON. MC P Kefa* HARPER mA SON. BM). 7MI P. la,a HARPER MRA SON. BM) *****7 P«un, HMPOt
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      464 25 HEUNG-A SHIPPING Korean Flag Vessels 0 DONAM SEMI-CONTAINERISED DIRECT SERVICE TO: P KELANG, PENANG. BUSAN. INCHON HIS s*ra P«4 I tunc m BUM Hi. S Ona/iM 4/4 U/l 12/1 24/< Hi I Donjm fcMM 24/4 24/4 5/7 Hi. 7 24/4 2/7 U/7 Hi 9 Daa/HM 4/7 U/7 21/7 Hi tDm
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      551 25 SINSOV SINGAPORE SOVIET SHIPPING CO PRIVATE LTD SINSOV BULDMG 55, Market Street Singapore 0104 Telephone Number* *****33 (15 Lines) Cable Address SINSOV SMGAPORE Telex Numbers RS ***** RS ***** RS ***** P KELANG M/S SHAMRAT RMH SOON SON. BM>. IST AND 2ND FLOOR. MESSRS HAI TMQC: SWMK i? 7 t
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      108 25 K&S LINE JAPAN STRAITS SERVICE SANKYO LINE (S) PTE. LTD. 37. Somerset Road. #06-01 Ng Teow Yhee Bldg S pore 0923 Tel 235 8444 (4 lines) Pm! fcelang Tigj Pina Shipping Sdn Bhd Tel 03 3890.'! "i Penjng Mjlmia Trade Transport ltd Tel 04 5!"893 Pasir Gudang Malaysia Shipping Agencies
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      374 26 REGIONAL CONTAINER LINES TO BANGKOK (5 WEEKLY SAILINGS) iini'io iTnim m M/ 6 Tw/IM 10-11/6 TIM/Fri 10-11/6 Sat/Sin 12-13/6 Sat/Sui 114-15/6 ICEIEIM3 IEEIEia lEE3E2ISI iincuEssi lira ■ingnn TO SOUTH THAILAND J ivm rTTFT! rrm irmzi mm MALACCA STRAITS FEEDER SERVICE I*ICE MEEKLY TO KNANG/NEEKLY TO PJEUUIG/FMITIOOniY mm ■***** mm TO
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      166 26 Regional Weather ZL bl 0 >, \v c i sa k. 1 5 N SIGNIFICANT WEATHER AND SEA CONDITIONS AT 7.30 A.M. THIS MORNING. C cr to Wind direction with speed in knots Wave height LEGEND R Thunderstorm Temperature °C 1 Shmnr Weather Wind direction sp««<l in knots Wave height
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      246 27 Vm meng horng shipping pte ltd UJiiiP TEL: *****47 (5 Lin**) Tlx: R8 ***** HWtCO ACCEPTING LCL TO CHITTAGOHG RFOUtt SHMCE TO HM PORTS Vessel ETA ETD Loadnf for •HYt SIANG-HWIO 1/8 2/6 CMttofonc •HORNG LEE-HLO2 20/6 22/6 CMttafoi* (Fdh Containerised Service) Accepthf Contanm (FCI, La ft SOC) *50 Tom
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      324 27 P.T. PERINTIS LINES SINGAPORE/INDONESIA VESSEL VOY Fi4 Container Scrvice SMGAPORE JAKARTA PRASETIA 41-42/16 43-44/16 45-46/86 General Agents: Asia Penntis Lines Pte Ltd Tel: *****33 REGULAR LINER SERVICE TO INDIA/BANGLADESH PORTS. ETA ETD OESTHATWA PAIS! VOY MA/16 1/6 5/6 CHTTAGONG MAMA BETI VOY 22/16 Saied Saied CHTTTAGONG AGENTS: SEACUPPER SHIPPING 6
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      486 27 GLORY NAVIGATION GROUP REGULAR LINER SERVI TAIWAN TO SINGAPORE ASEAN T DIRECT WEEKLY TO PORT KELANG/PENANG; •AT ATTRACTIVE RATES* SPOtt PJCOAMC PENANG PALBOANG BELAMW G SELATAN W *13 SjM 15/5 ]|.ll G. SELATAN V V-44 M Pvt 1/6 G. SELATAN VI »-39 5/6 7/6 9 3/6 9/6 6 VESSELS OF
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      556 28 EXPRESS CONVENTIONAL SERVICE TO AND FROM UK/CONTINENT IH EUROPE Tfi. MM STOItt PKELANG PENANG FOR: MNNHAR 11/12 7/1 Jw 14/15 to IC/1I tai I*. RTM. «G. BHVtI, ART j* EUROPE PENANG 'OMVAR SU PfWK na.UK SPORE BANGKOK FROM su sm 7/1 n* ii/ 3 lui wg. bhvh m. hull 12/13
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      393 28 HEAP SENG TRAOINC SHIPPING PTE LTD 6001 BEACH ROAD #13-01 GOLDEN MILE TOWER SINGAPORE 0719 TEL NO. *****22 (3 LINES) TLX NO. RS ***** HEAPCO FULL CONTAINER SERVICE TO PORT KELANG/PENANG VESSELS VOY NO SP«E PKIAIIG ANSON 1 ti« tNtnN V ***** 3 Ane 4 Am DKECT WEEKLY CONVENTIONAL CfINTAINER
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      618 28 C.Y. LINE (A Member Of The ACE Consortium) CHO YANG SHIPPING CO. LTD FUltt COMIAMERISCD SUNICE 10 MIOK («U SUEZ) C R PARIS VH HONGKONG C ONI AMI bON OtCNTU CHEF V4«N S'pn 4/4 11/4 u/t l«Harr* Rdwi film Hlw| Bin* Aotwtrp 23/4 M/( 24/4 24/4 24/4 1/7 34/4 1/7
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      805 28 Everett Lines J COMPANA PERUANA DE VAPOREES (CP.V.) "PERUVIAN STATE LINE" lojdKic tot CjUo NUtaram lo and otittt Penman ports mm tiMHJmment it Hot* On CPV Ihtoufh ol lad«t to hna( Animation b Penanc* P. KeUn| Mum«rnocn THOMASfVWfTT HUOfVERETT Singapore G4U121/31 HIT 10/11 Jm 24/25 Jun EVERETT ORIENT LINE' JAPAN/BAY
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      323 28 ZIM gjg K(MW md HNTI ini'Mvirm IS 7* 13 7* IS7* V.IM 11.7 IS 117* 157* 17 7* 717ji him 2*7* mm 317* Ji* Sl* 71* SM EM K ill EU! l«/( 30 4 IWVKATOR ?l/« 5/7 11/ m kaohsuk nn up is, AccopNnf Fa To Eiropow and Metftorr »sliubo«
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