The Business Times, 17 August 1989

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    11 1 BUSINESS TIMES MCI (P\ 45/12/88 THURSDAY, AUGUST 17, 1989 75 CENTS
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    FINANCIAL NEWS SUMMARY
    223 1 Dow up The US stock market opened broadly higher yesterday, shaking off its latest doldrums. The Dow Jones average of 30 industrials was up 9.68 points to 2,697.46 after an hour of trading. AP Footsie up LONOON share prices were higher at midday yesterday, pushed up by
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    Tokyo market hits new high
    219 1 TOKYO'S NIKKEI Index topped the 35,000 yen mark to outshine other regional bourses which closed firmer yesterday. Spurred mainly by active index-! Inked buying, the Nikkei Index cloeed 273.46 points higher at a record 35,064.15, after hitting a record traded high of 36,066.10. "It's a
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    Parkway fails in bid for airport project
    492 1  -  GROUP MAY WIN TURKEY'S TOWNSHIP SUB-CONTRACT By MAGDALENE NG PARKWAY HOLDINGS Ltd has lost out to American Arm Lockheed Corporation in the hotly contested bid to build Turkey's billion-dollar airport but it may yet win the sub-contract to build the surrounding township from
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    Contractors set to break export record
    407 1  -  By LILIAN ANG SINGAPORE contractors clinched $367 million worth of overseas contracts during the first half of this year almost double the amount for the same period last year. The figure, released yesterday by the Construction Industry Development Board (CIDB). has raised hopes that
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    US bases issue likely to feature in meeting of Asean parliamentarians
    561 1  -  By AL O LABITA Jr SINGAPORE'S offer to host some US military facilities is expected to feature in a meeting of Aaean parliamentarians in Manila from Aug 21 to Aug 26. The meeting will be held under the auspices
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    Interest row over Hotel Prop bonds calls for clearer rules
    605 1  -  ■y ROME TAN THE TIMING of Hotel Properties' $70-millfon 4 per cent bond issue 1993 and Its current rights issue of sharee haa thrown up the need tor clearer guidelines >on the payment of accrued interest. Some inveetors who sold
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    Lock icon Fed unlikely to lower interest rates to boost economic growth
    380 1 AP THE US Federal Reserve la not likely to lower interest rates soon to boost economic growth, despite a pointed warning of receesion from Preeident George Bush's budget director, many economists say. Analysis predicted on Monday that intereet rates would
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      73 1 FuN report, PAOE If Regional mkts, PAGE It World mkto. PAGE 1i Circulation on the rise BUSINESS TIMES' circulation hit 20,221 on Monday, Augu9t 14. This was a new high on a non-supplement day. Since crossing the 20,000 mark on Friday, June 30, BT's circulation has been steadily gaining, with
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      192 1 Editorial Comment 10 Of destinies and destinations The Hilton success formula Manufacturing 2 Logo for quality S'pore food US trade 3 Higher current deficit seen Loans ....................—......—........7 $130 m package for warehouse KL economy 7.5-7.Bpc growth forecast Advertising Ad spending up 13 per cent Nightspots 12 Life is a cabaret
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      75 1 Menstocb Quality before your eyes Isn't it amazing how a pile of bills arrive just when you decide to buy that new CD player? SS It's all a question of smart money management isn't it? Why shouldn't you have money to spend when you want to spend it? Prime Account
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  • HOME NEWS
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      Logo to be launched as identity for quality S'pore food
      404 2  -  By JAYARAM MENON SINGAPORE food and b*v«r*g* manufacturers hops to lotvo tho Singapore taste lingering on foreign palates with "Good Food Made in Bingepore". :To begin with, a Singapore logo of quality ie to be launched st ths Hotel Food
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      Noise controls at work sites
      158 2 THE EHVIRONMENT Ministry ptens to introduce noise standards at construction sites. The limits ere likely to be reedy by the first quarter of next year, said Environment Minister Dr Ahmad Matter yeeterday. The move will mean that developers end contractore st work sitss that are
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      Singapore visitors to Sarawak up by 80 pc
      290 2 THE LURE of quiet Serewek has exerted e not unsurprising pull on Singspors travellers, drawing 18,000 there laat year. The figure repreeented en 80-per-cent growth, and was way above the overall growth rats for internetional travellers to ths East Maleyslsn state, which
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      Three more oil majors apply for AOT status
      309 2  -  ■y LILIAN ANG THREE MORE oil majors in Singapore have applied to join the Approved Oil Trader (AOT) status scheme, which was Isunched just eight months ago. The latest to ask for the special status are Shell, Esso and British Petroleum. Two
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      Withdrawal of export licences will not affect contracts, China assures
      349 2 SHOULD the export licence of the Chineee firm which you ere dealing with be revolted by the Beijing government, take heart. The contractual obligations will likely be taken over by other organisation, said Zheng Hongye, acting chairman of the China
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      FELS receives US$130,000 bonus for early delivery
      265 2  -  By ABDUL HADHI FAR EAST Levingston Shipbuilding Ltd (FELS), ths rig building srm of the Ksppel Group, haa received a bonus of US$l3O,OOO (SS200.000) from Marathon Oil Company (MOC) for delivering a piperack module 17 days aheed of fime Marathon had asked tor
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      SIA flying to Cebu in November
      245 2 SI A WILL BE ttM first foreign airline to operate scheduled services to Cetxi in the aouthern Philippines, following the successful conclusion of air talka yesterday between Manila and Singapore. Under the new agreement, both Singapore Airlines end Phillppinss Airlines (PAL) can have a
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      85 2 on Aug 15 OUTLOOK: CO 28/15 Cloudy 34/22 Qmk 11/06 Ckor 39/29 Clear 29/24 tain 32/25 Ckor 31/21 Cloudy H 7 Jopm Aef 14 at Madrid 34/20 ManHa 33/23 Mexico Ory 23/12 Miami 31/24 Montreal 25/19 Mwcaw 24/11 Namau 34/24 Ntw MM 36/27 New York 29/22 Nkoda 35/21 Odo 19/13
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  • FOREIGN NEWS
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      Lock icon Suharto calls for caution in political development
      460 3 AFP Reuter PRESIDENT SUHARTO, responding to growing calls for more political openness at home, yesterday cautioned that Indonesia should proceed with the issue carefully to avoid possible upheavals. In his state of tha. nation address, Mr Suharto said political development should not "proceed
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      Lock icon Jakarta and Beijing normalising ties: Suharto
      171 3 Bernama PRESIDENT SUHARTO yesterday signalled the approaching normalisation of diplomatic ties between Indonesia and China. "In the process of normalising diplomatic relations between the two countries, a point of clarity has been reached," the president said in his address before the House of the
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      Lock icon Trade between Asean and Bonn up 15pc to US$7.4b
      198 3 AFP TRADE between West Germany and Asean jumped 15.1 per cent in 1988 to total 14.07 billion marks (US$7.4 billion), the West German economy ministry said. West Germany is Asean's biggest trading partner among the 12 European Community (EC) countries, carrying
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      Lock icon US official expects slightly higher current account deficit
      401 3 FT US TRADE Representative Mrs Carta Hills said the US current account deficit may "build a little" because of macro-economic factors driving it and the stronger dollar. Speaking at a briefing in Washington on Tuesday, she talked of the need to boost
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      Lock icon US approves sales of more powerful computers
      257 3 Reuter THE US Commerce Department said on Tuesday that it was allowing more powerful computers to be exported to communist nations than those on s list of approved exports it issued s month ago. That was done in spite of the fact that
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      Lock icon Taiwan to step up diplomatic efforts
      302 3 AFP TAIWAN has Mid H plans to stsp up efforts to reduce its diplomatic isolation and use its economic strength to improve relations with other countries, including socialist states. Government spokesman Shaw Yu-ming said on Tueeday Taiwan wanted to use as a model the
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      Lock icon 'Anti-China outrage transient'
      453 4 China will withstand the pressure, says Li Peng AFP FOREIGN OUTRAGE at China s use of force to crush stuOent democracy protests is a "transient" phenomenon that the country can overcome. Chinese Premier Li Peng was quoted yesterday as saying. "We have made a proper analysis of
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      Lock icon Japanese share of European car market to hit 18pc by '95: study
      425 4 FT JAPANESE car makers are set to capture around 18 per cent of the West European new car market by 1995 compared with 11.3 per cent last year, according to a study by the Economist Intelligence Unit. The
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      Lock icon Discounts boost US car sales
      366 4 NYT STEEP discounts aimed at clearing bloated inventories of 1909 models lifted sales of domestically made cars to a seasonally adjusted annual rate of 7.9 million in early Auguat. the strongest level in six months. US car makers reported on Tuesday. The makers will introduce
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      Lock icon Fujitsu develops Japanese-German translation software
      110 4 NYT FUJITSU Ltd says it has developed Japanese-to-Ger-man translation software for computers in conjunction with a West German software maker and will market the product next year. The new software, developed jointly with Stutt-gart-based ARIS Software-Entwicklug GmbH, will initially be targeted at Japanese firms operating
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      Lock icon Tokyo plans training for aid workers
      232 4 Asahi TWO Japanese ministries are independently developing plans to establish schools that would train experts to provide development assistance to the Third World, sources said. Some in Japan are worried that their country is seen as merely throwing money at Third World problems. There
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      Lock icon Aussie current account deficit up 16pc in July
      342 4 AFP AUSTRALIA'S current account opened the fiscal year with a deficit of Asl.7 billion for July, up 16.4 per cent over the same period last year, according to official figures released in Canberra on Wednesday. The Australian Bureau of Statistics report for
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      Lock icon Beijing gives no hint on lifting of martial law
      128 4 AFP CHINA'S State Council (Cabinet) met in Beijing on Tuesday, expressing optimism over the economy but giving no indication when martial law would be lifted in Beijing, according to official press reports. The State Council, headed by Premier Li Peng, imposed
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      DAILY AIRCRAFT MOVEMENTS
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      224 3 Leader, PAGE 10 "So what do you think of my new Cefiro?' he asked me Without waiting for a reply he enthused, This car has everything Multi-Link Rear Suspension, an Anti-Skid Braking System, one-of-a-kind projector headlamps and futures you won't find on even the most prestigious European luxury sedans Yes,
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  • COMMODITIES
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      Lock icon Soybean
      184 5 Reuter BULLISH USOA crop' reports on Monday supported CBOT soybean values, and contracts closed up 20 to 11-1/2 cents a bushel on Tuesday. USOA reported that the condition of the soybean crop deteriorated last week. This induced scattered short-cov-ering on Tuesday by a mix of commission house and professional
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      Lock icon Wheat
      175 5 Reuter CBOT SOFT red winter wheat futures cloeed higher on Tuesday, primarily in sympathy with strong gains in CBOT corn and soybeans, floor sources said. Recent steady export demand and ideas that Algeria would retender for EEP wheat added support. After the close, exporters reported that Algeria rebid for
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      London markets
      274 5 London Commodity Exchange Ruyor/Sotlor dosing prices on Aug 15 (£/tonno unless sp«dfi«d). Previous dosing prices In pan 1 Hill oto Will W >1*. toils In store London, soitor? option OF Lorn Ion hp 748/750 (740/741) high/low i Nov 754/740 755/758 i high/low (750/752) 763/740 Saiot (2176) Sop 854/855
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      Rubber
      298 5 BMGAPORE: Rubber prices cloaed slightly eaaier yesterday, with September 1 RSS buyer quoted at 188.00 cents a kg, down one cent from Tuesday's cloee. Very quiet conditiona continued to prevail in the afternoon, with prices little changed from the morning'a slightly lower levels, dealers said. Trading waa thin due
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      Produce Prices
      192 5 Chinese Produce Exchange Sellers' noon doting prices on August 16 (S$/100 kg) Coconut oil Bulk FOB 93.00 CXd drum FOB 103.00 Now drum FOB 107.00 Copra Mixed (loose) 50.00 sellers Pepper Muntofc white FOB NLW ■497-50 Sarawak white FOB foq NLW 487.50 Sarawak spedal black FOB NLW 362.50
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      RAS and MRELB
      287 5 RAS prices In omMs, FOB In bnln NOON CLOSE Roy on 5#||jn Bwyon C M Inl 1 RSS Prompt 166.00 167.00N 166.00 167.00N tat 1 RSS Sop 166.00 167.00 166.00 167.00 In* 1 RSS Oct 16A7S 169.75 168.75 169.75 bit 2 RSS Of 166.00 168.00N 166.00 168.00N
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      SSR and SMR
      85 5 (cm./*) SEPTEMKK 1989 OCTOSCT 1989 (currant month) (forwar d month) RAS NOON NOON llfjUfl SAn Iwyan 5itlin SU 30 149 00 151.00N 150.00 152.00N SSI 50 147.00 149.00N 148.00 *****N MRELB lwy«rt Sal SM* CV 316_50 21®. SON 218JO 220.50N SM* I 319 JO 331 JON 331
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      KL Tin
      144 5 THE KUALA LUMPUR Tin Mart* (KLTM) pries held •toady at Taeoday*a level of MWIII a kg, elded by the f>co>ify on tha London Motel Exchange (LME), In brtak trading, brakan laid. Alter dodlno, raiVrti J h >n" ofblda of 56, tttay aald. Tha KLTITa dWinnMal ovar LME la
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      Palm Oil
      486 5 MALAYSIAN CRUDE PALM OS. FUTURES closed slightly steadier but off the day's highs on late short-covering on the Kuala Lumpur Commodity Exchange (KLCE). Dealers said a rebound in soyoil futures overnight in Chicago and Pakistan's proeence in the market saw CPO futures pricee opening sharply higher. But prices
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      188 5 Anatomy of a pampered business traveller Pre-registration upon arrival. Complimentary toiletries. Business suit, pressed and ready. A complimentary service Butler service in the Pacific Tastefully appointed room with plush bathroom. s vComplimentary use of Health Qub facilities #»L. if S V m < For private discussion, privileged use of the
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  • MONEY AND EXCHANGES
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      Forex markets
      1353 6 SINGAPORE: THE sentiment remains bullish after an early morning flurry of speculative sales. Dealers, uncomfortable about holding large positions, were liquidating their long positions before the US June trade data due today which is expected to fall to $9.3 billion from $10.2 billion in May. The downward thrust
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      Comex gold/silver futures
      170 6 Gold futures on August 15, 1989 100 troy ounces. USS per troy ounce Op«l High Low s*m« Aug 367 00 368.70 367.00 370.70 3 60 Sop 371.50 4.00 Oct 369 00 375 00 368.50 373.70 4.30 OK 373.70 379 00 372.40 377.50 4.30 M> 90 376.70 *****
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      Money markets
      56 6 THE overnight rate on the Singapore money market closed 1/16 point higher at 5 1/8 per cent yesterday. Term rates were unchanged. S$ lnt« rbank rates at the dose yesterday: /V ora mo VAW5 1/9 3 3 3/16 3 1/14 2-mvh 3 3/1* 3 1/1* 3-MMh 3 3/»*
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      Government Securities Market
      102 6 Treasury bills Period Issue Yesterday's dosing Day's code Maturity KID OFFER HKX LOW 3 i—<w &Q*****X 16.11.89 3.80 3.75 3.82 3.77 6 months BS*****V 18.01.90 3.86 3.81 3.85 3.81 1 y*or 8Y*****F 24.05.90 4.12 4.07 4.10 4.05 Government notes and bonds Period Issue Maturity Coupon Yesterday's closing
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      World interest rates
      179 6 prt"» kHKenTrSw e| 3 12 major banks In S*pora Interbank market rates (offer/bid) on Aug 16 us$ DM SWFC Y«1 7 doy« i/« —t 11 3/4— 13 5/» 7 4 7/i 77/1-71/4 5 3/1-5 1/4 1 1/» 13 13/1*— <•/>* 7 1/14 4 IS/14 7 1/3 7
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      Options
      1064 6 CURRENCY FUTURES OPTIONS Wadnasday, Ati >gmt 16, 1989 OCUTI ICHEMARK (M MNP •EX) Lmm Ml Oaa M pala Laar o«a 32 104 S3 172 S4 km vm num nr\ 254 Ar AM BK TBN (9M oa» HUi s*l Laar MM 88 pais la* 73 255 7S 437 IMM Tuesday,
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      248 6 Reuter IMM CURRENCY FUTURES rallied late Tuesday to close near daily highs following a choppy session. The late gains stemmed from the view that investors need fresh impetus before purchasing more dollars, traders said. Still, currencies face a bearish outlook, as recent economic data convinced many that the Federal
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      151 6 ■pys ~v YS BUT OPEN EGINNINGS. x; it A 4*tf£ The Pinnacle, one day in the week is specially set aside for happy occasions. That's why we're closed on Sundays (as well as Public Holidays). So thatyou can have The Pinnacle all to yourself to celebrate weddings, minions, anniversaries, birthdays
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  • BANKING AND FINANCE
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      Simex
      492 7 EURODOLLAR futures yesterday closed higher on short-covering and position adjustments ahead of the release of some US economic data July housing starts and industrial production and capacity utilisation last night, dealers said. September Eurodollar roee to 91.27 from Chicago's 91.24 and December to 91.45 against 91.39, with turnover totalling
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      Lock icon Crude Oil and Products
      149 7 Telerate PRICES for fuel oil were fairly stable in light trade on the Singapore market Buyers were notionally at $87-88 mt, with sellers at $90-91 mt fob/cif Sing. Taiwan's tender to sell 60,000 mt of fuel oil was won at $85.4 mt fob Kao-Shung. Iran's tender
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      Lock icon ADB to consider role in proposed investment agency next week
      356 7 AFP ASIAN DEVELOPMENT Bank (ADB) directors are to consider the bank's role in a proposed regional inveetment agency st a board meeting in Manila next week, a Japanese Finance Ministry official said on Tuesday. The Aug 22 meeting will also
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      Precious Metals
      369 7 HONGKONG: Gold closed nearly US$2 lower in moderate, choppy trading yesterday, dealers said. Bullioiy (ell to U*****.00/50 an ounce from U*****.70/370.20 in New York on Tuesday. It opened here at 368 30/ 80. "Demand by Japanese. Swiss and local investors supported gold at US$36B, but selling emerged at
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      Asian $ market
      280 7 Asian market ASIAN dollar deposit rates closed little changed from the opening levels, after a quiet day's trading. Dealers said most operators were sidelined awaiting yesterday's release of US July housing starts and industrial production and capacity use. Term rates eased 1/16 point at the outset due to the recovery
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      Lock icon Bank Bumiputra to open more overseas outlets
      288 7 Bernama BANK BUMIPUTRA Malaysia Bhd (BBMB) has identified potential partners with whom it can team up to open more overseas outlets in the AsiaPacific region, its executive director Mohd Said Mohd Ali said in Kuala Lumpur. Speaking to reporters after the signing ceremony
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      S'pore Warehouse venture gets $130m loan package
      327 7  -  WARDLEY TO LEAD AND MANAGE DEAL By QUAK HIANG WHAI CENTRAL Merchandise Distribution Pte Ltd (CMO), a Joint venture between Singapore Warehouse Company and Parkway Holdings, has finalised a $130 million loan package to part-finance its purchase of a warehousing complex in Martin
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      Lock icon Australia to start reverse Treasury tender
      150 7 Reuter THE AUSTRALIAN government will start a reverse Treaaury bond tender programme in the fourth quarter this year as part of government plans to reduce debt, Treasurer Paul Keating said. Reverse bond tenders provide an additional way of repurchasing the government's domestic debt, which
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      ICS launching 'Junior Saver's Plan'
      274 7 PARENTS will have another children insurance policy to choose from when the Insurance Corporation of Singapore (ICS) launchea its "Junior Saver's Plan" next week. ICS aaid yesterday that the new policy will be launched in conjunction with its 20th anniversary this month. The Junior Saver's
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  • FOCUS
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      M'sian economy forecast to grow by 7.5-7.8pc
      1162 8  -  A snap election across the Causeway in November? The timing would be ideal with the Malaysian economy firmly back on the growth track, analysts say. A primary beneficiary of the 'flying geese' investments from East Asia, Malaysia can expect further stimulation of its
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      A soft budget for 1990
      475 8 WILL MALAYSIA reduce its corporate tax rate again come budget time this October? Analysts of the Hongkongbased Political and Economic Risk Consultancy believe Malaysia may do so "to make it more competitive internationally". However, there are others who read the situation differently. Singapore-based fiscal specialist
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      Few bright spots among commodities
      433 8 ONCE THE proud twin pillars of the Malayan economy, rubber and tin have long lost their lustre but they remain important in Malaysia's list of commodity export earners and as providers of employment. Malaysia has for some years been a leading exporter of several other
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      371 8 Practical Aspects Of SETTING UP OFFSHORE Challenges Opportunities of Global Business 5 6 October 1989, Crown Prince Singapore This conference is structured to focus on critical issues. Capitalising on global opportunities Planning your business for offshore operations The use of offshore tax structures Using Singapore as an investment holding company
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  • ADVERTISING & MARKETING
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      More agencies gear up for eventual electronic link-up
      583 9  -  By GENEVIEVE CUA MORE advertising agencies are gearing up technologically in anticipation of an industry-wide link-up where accounts, copy and even art work can be sent through electronically. Agencies contacted by BT JJpid they have invested between 340,000 and $300,000 in one
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      London-based group wins control of Tropical Alliance
      491 9 LONDON-BASED communications group, Lopex pic has gained control of Singapore marketing and communications firm Tropical Alliance, through a company incorporated here. Lopex pic holds a 60 per cent interest in the new company, Lopex Communications (Pte) Ltd for which it forked out £250,000.
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      Tropical Alliance wins Sana account
      258 9 TROPICAL ALLIANCE has won the Singapore Anti-Narcotics Association (Sana) account after a two-way competitive pitch against a multinational advertising agency. The $200,000 advertising Campaign is scheduled to take off in the middle of next month till mid-November, said Wong Loke Teck, managing director of the
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      Launch campaign for 'mini' Viennetta
      187 9 LEVER BROTHERS Singapore has launched a poster/hanging mobile campaign to launch its new ice cream. The campaign will introduce "mini" Viennetta, a smaller version of the Wall's vanilla and chocolate layered desert of the same name. It will supplement the on-going $150,000 Viennetta campaign and
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      Ad spending up 13 per cent
      317 9  -  FIRST HALF TOTAL CROSSES $200 MILLION By SANGEETA MULCHAND SPENDING on advertising crossed the $200-million mark in the first half of the year as companies geared up to corner a greater share of the market. According to Survey Research Singapore, the $207.2 million spent
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      Dynasty Hotel launches new series of ads
      174 9 DYNASTY HOTEL, which is in the midst of a $1.6 million renovation programme, has launched a new series of corporate advertisements. The $120,000 advertising account was awarded to KBI Singapore following a three-way pitch earlier in the year. The UKbased agency gained extra
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      Leo Burnett moves to Tuan Sing Towers
      300 9 MOVING out of the Beach Road advertising hub into the heart of the financial district haa not deterred Leo Burnett Singapore from achieving the same ambience. Its two floors in Tuan Sing Towers have been recreated with the aame fittings right down to
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      The revolutionary new napkin
      298 9  -  By SHOEB KAGDA A SANITARY napkin that is as revolutionary as the micro-chip. That's what Proctor Gamble claims their new Whisper Excel to be. Only two mm thick, the new napkin will be introduced in Singapore through an extenaive advertisement campaign which will include free samples,
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      G & A Advertising becomes part of Momentum Group
      331 9  - G A Advertising becomes part of Momentum Group By JOCELYN TOH JUST two years after going It alone, Gartshore and Associates Advertising has become part of a regional advertising nstwoik. Q 6 A is now part of The Momentum Group, a network of independent, creative agencies in major centres throughout
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      COPY LINES
      288 9 THE SECOND "Corporate Communications Via Effective Public Relations and Advertising" conference will be held in October at the Dynasty Hotel. Topics to be discussed at the industry event include competitive positioning and the handling of promotions for public service campaigns. Speakers at the two-day conference from Oct 24-25
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      Of destinies and destinations
      499 10 THERE are two very different images of Indonesia prevailing today. To many Western eyes, the country is a closed society run with an iron hand, a high price to pay for the economic progress it has made. Closer to Indonesian shores, the realities take on a
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      The Hilton formula for success
      1023 10  -  Hilton International Corporation, the fastest growing hotel chain in the world, is bullish on the outlook for the Asia-Pacific region. It has added hotels in Indonesia, Japan, Malaysia and China during the last 18 months and is now putting up a 400-room hotel in Beijing.
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      From Puerto Rico to Australia
      597 10 HILTON INTERNATIONAL Corporation (HIC) was started 40 years ago as a separate subsidiary of Hilton Hotels Corporation (HHC) one of the oldest hotel management chains in the United States with the opening of the Caribe Hilton International in Puerto Rico. HHC itself was established by
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      The colourful past and the tumultuous present
      696 10 HILTON INTERNATIONAL Singapore's past is as colourful as its present. It was originally owned by Far Eastern Hotels Development (FEHD), which counted among its list of major shareholders corporate figures Cho Jock Kim and Ng Teng Fong. Mr Cho was the man at
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      Lock icon Shishi prefers prosperity to democracy
      981 11 CHINA NYT AS HER FINGERS played with her gold necklace and her eyes wandered about the displays of bright clothing that fill her small shop, Chai Miliang looked a bit bored as she explained that the folks in Shishi, a coastal town a bit leea
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      855 11 PAKISTAN Reuter A YEAR AFTER his mysterious dealt), the smiling general who ruled Pakistan for 11 years is threatening to come back and haunt his political foes. President Mohammad Zia-ul-Haq, killed in a plane crash on Aug 17, 1968, is
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      Lock icon Hopes run high but trade still deeply in the red
      704 11 BRITAIN Reuter SCOTCH WHISKY to the Japanese, Wedgwood china to the Americana, fine crystal and Jaguar cars luxury goods provide s refined image for Britain's exports. But economists say Britain could be poised to increase exports of more everyday items
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      Lock icon Botha's resignation seen as a positive move
      585 11 SOUTH AFRICA Reuter PRESIDENT P W Botha's abrupt resignation could bring benefits for South Africa's sanctions-hit economy if his successor, FW De Klerk, steps up reforms of apartheid, economists said on Tuesday. "The markets and the business community will regard Botha's resignation with
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      209 11 iiiiiiiii i i i I i i i i r M*VI£LINK i i i i i i i JOINT VENTURE PARTNERSHIP MOVIELINK INTERNATIONAL, the largest supplier of hotel/motel in-house movies in Singapore, South-East Asia and Australia is looking for a joint venture partner to expand its operations in Singapore. The
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      943 12 Laugh, comrade life is a cabaret once again NIGHTSPOTS NYT IN REFUGE from 70 years of official mirthlessness, Muscovites are scurrying ones again after the Bat, the historic Russian cabaret of irreverence routed from the city in 1920 and resurrected flow as the hottest ticket in town. A brash 31-year-old
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      995 13  -  HERITAGE By ANNE TAYLOR FLEMING NYT ONCE MORE, we Angelenos have managed to generate a national guffaw, this time over a citizen attempt to have a Los Angeles carwash named a landmark. Also up for landmark status was the adjoining coffeeshop, one of those typical low-slung
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      334 13 WINE NYT NEW YORK'S fledgling spar-kling-wine induatry, thirsty for expert technical advice, was given a short course by three specialists from the Champagne region of France and two from West Germany last week at the State University campus in Fredonia, New York. About 90
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      656 13 TOHKHDaS 12 13 24 25 CRYPTIC PUZZLE ACROSS 1 Seedy looking artist? (6) 7 Wherein to make things for the factory dance (8) 8 Trademark of a record circle? (4) 10 They can stick in as well as out! (6) 11 One way to get slim (6) 14 Consumer's total
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      424 14  -  TENNIS By A SURENDREN THE FIRST Mg upeet at the Honda-Kah Singapore Men's Open championship came when lucky loeer Felix Barrientoe of the Philippi nee defeated Zeeehen Ali of India in straight seta 6-1. 6-2 in the second round. Ali took over aa top aeed
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      281 14 AP FORMER CHAMPIONS Mats Wilander and Stefan Edberg breezed to etraight-aet victories over South Africans in the opening round of the ATP Championship on Tueeday. Wilander, a four-time winner of the event et the Jack Nicklaus Sports Center in Ohio, defeated Byron Talbot
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      147 14 AP PAM SHRIVER, trying to regain top form for the upcoming US Open, poeted a 6-2, 6-2 victory over Louiee Allen in the opening round of the United Jersey Bank Clasaic on Tueeday. M l a a r ,|..L m m fim in iiwr maicnes,
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      322 14 CYCLING AP EAST GERMANY'S Jens Glucklich, whose name means "lucky" in German, found himself the recipient of some good fortune on* Tuesday in winning the one-kilometre time trial at the World Cycling Championships in France. Olympic champion and world indoor record-holder Alexandre Kiritchenko of the Soviet
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      200 14 GOLF AP TOM WATSON pieced a telephone cell to Lenny Wedkins sfter the two golfers were nemed as the "wild cerd" selections to the Americen Ryder Cup teem on Tuesdsy. "We're going to go over there end kick some butts," Wetson said. "And
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      91 14 CRICKET AFP ENGLAND'S cricket "rebels" Mike Getting end John Emburey were et the centre of e special security operetion yesterday. A protest by anti-apart-heid demonstrators wes planned at Hampshire's sell-out Nat West Trophy semi-final against Gatting's Middleeex end Hempehire chief executive Tony Baker aaid he wes worried about
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      Muda to buy 24pc of UPP for $13.6 million
      464 15  -  By HERMAN PHUA MUDA HOLDINGS Bhd, a Kuala Lumpur-listed paper product group, is buying a 24 per cent stake in paper manufacturer United Paper and Pulp for $13.58 million. The stake came from unlisted Hartaban Holdings Sdn Bhd which is also
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      525 15 NST UNITED ENGINEERS Malaysia Bhd (UEM) continuing its expansion streak is making a M 5146.50 million offer for the entire paid-up capital of Cement Industries of Malaysia Bhd (CIMA) in a share-swap deal. UEM is offering CIMA shareholders one new UEM share
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      Windfall boosts Haw Par profits
      575 15  -  By ROSIE TAN A $28-MILLION windfall from a property sale has boosted bottom line profit at Haw Par Brothers International by two-and-a-half times to $39.44 million for the first six months of this year. The property, a 22-storey commercial building in Hongkong, was sold in
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      Great Eastern biggest holder of management shares in SPH
      165 15 WITH THE conversion of Singapore Press Holdings into a newspaper company, the biggest holder of management shares in the newspaper group is Great Eastern Life Assurance Co Ltd. Great Eastern Life has 34.8 per cent of the 2.46 million management shares
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      Sale of MPB stake gives Dunlop Estates profit a big boost
      371 15  -  By KEVIN GWEE PLANTATION GROUP Dunlop Estates Bhd has booked in an extraordinary gain of M 510.52 million into its interim results, the bulk of which was from the sale of its stake in Malaysian Plantations Bhd (MPB). This,
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      Lock icon AMFPT projects M$6.55m profit in 1990
      333 15 Bernama ARAB-MALAYSIAN First Property Trust (AMFPT), the first property trust company in Malaysia, is expected to be listed on the Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange (KLSE) before the end of September. And it is expected to record a pry-tax profit of M 56.55 million for
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      Taos have a $7.2m windfall from selling Gateway stake
      527 15  -  By ELAINE KOH SINGAPORE LAND Ltd's longdelayed acquisition of an additional 26 per cent stake in Gateway Land Re Ltd could lead to a $7.2 million windfall for the Taos who are the main sellers of the Gateway shares. This is
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      UOL expects much better full-year results
      534 15  -  By WILLIAM CHIA UNITED OVERSEAS LAND which posted impressive gains in its first half results is expecting group results for the whole year to be significantly better than last year. For the six months ended June 30. 1989. UOL, the property arm of the
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      Sing Investments achieves near 50pc rise in interim profits
      322 15 SING INVESTMENTS Finance Ltd has recorded a near 50 per cent increase in interim group after-tax profits to $2.32 million for the six months ended June 30. 1969 from the previous period s $1.61 million. This is achieved on a marginal
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      DIVIDENDS ANNOUNCED
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        1107 16  -  tf JOSEPHINE CHAN SHARE prices yesterday closed narrowly mixed on late bargain hunting, inspired by Tokyo's record close. The Nikkei index, which dosed 273.46 points higher at a record 35,084.15, sparked off selected buying in the local bourse in the afternoon. Brokers said
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        Unit trusts
        323 16 Managers' prtcM w for Aug 17 m Royal Trust Sac Asia r S'poi* Gr Fund IT Aiia-tac Gf Fund ,2 Singapore Unit Trust H Commtc* 1.17 124 0 Th« Savings Fund 106 1.12 S'p<x« frog Fund 0.47 Oil S'por* Sac Fund 0.73 0.78* S'pofl lnv*tt Fund 0 84
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        COMPANY MEETINGS
        47 16 THE HOUR GLASS LIMITED: 10th AQM at the Mercury Room, 4th Floor, The Weatin Stamford Weatin Plaza, 2 Stamford Road, Singapore 0617, tomorrow at 3.30pm. KAMUNTIHQ CORPORAHON BERHAD: EGM at Penang Room, Shangri-La Hotel. No.ll. Jalan Sultan Ismail. ***** Kuala Lumpur. tomorrow at 10.30 am.
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      SES SHARE INFORMATION
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        3587 17 LATE buying prevented enother dey of loeeee end ehere prices cloeed mixed to firmer et the Kuala Lumpur stock market yesterdey. Brokers eakJ sentiment in the afternoon was influenced by the firm Tokyo market. The Nikkei Average shot up enother 273.46 points to a new
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        Lock icon Tokyo pundits eye bonus issues, higher dividends
        694 18 Reuter TOKYO STOCKMARKET investors looking for a good bet are eyeing shares of companies seen as likely to raise dividends or make bonus share issues. Several factors, from a search for excitement during the summer doldrums to a new debate on shareholders' rights,
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        Lock icon Ayala planning an industrial park to woo investors
        290 18 Reuter THE PHILIPPINES" leading real estate developer, Ayala Land Inc. a unit of Ayala Corp, is planning an industrial estate south of Manila which it hopes will lure foreign investors and help the government's economic recovery programme. Miguel Lorza, Ayala Land assistant
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        Lock icon Taiwan's single biggest overseas investment
        223 18 Reuter TAIWAN'S Formosa Plastics group will make the island's single biggest overseas investment by setting up three affiliates in the US, a spokesman for the Economics Ministry said recently. He said Taiwan's Investment Commission had approved the groups application to spend US$2OO million setting up
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        384 18 Reuter SHARE PRICES in Taiwan extended their early gains to doee higher yesterday because of investor confidence, brokers said. The Weighted Index roee 114.06 points or 1.19 per cent to close at 9.689.76 compared with Tueeday's 9,575.68 finish. Turnover rose to NT5121.26 billion from NT1101.17 billion on Tuesday.
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        231 18 Reuter HEAVY foreign demand for blue chip hotel and cement counters pushed the Thai stock index up 5.45 points to a record high close yesterday, brokers said. The SET Index cloeed at 635.96 in active trade, with loeaes outnumbering gains 79 to 72. Most active were Royal
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        Lock icon Manila: Mainly lower
        144 18 Reuter PHILIPPINE SHARES were mainly lower yesterday as a correction that began last week when investors took profits continued, dealers said. The Manila Stock Exchange Composite Index fell 12.74 points to 1,150.99. Combined volume fell to 611.5 million shares worth 123.6 million pesos compared with 1.44 billion
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        Lock icon Wellington: Post-Crash high
        191 18 Reuter NEW ZEALAND STOCKS soared across the board yesterdsy. pushing the Barclay's Index up 54.20 points to a new postCrash high of 2,277.21, brokers said. The previous postCrash high was 2,259 85 on Aug 8. "Investors were buying right acroaa the board," one broker aaid. "There're tonnea
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        Lock icon Seoul: Sentiment turns sour
        211 18 Reuter THE SEOUL Stock Index fell below 910 yesterday for the first time in s week as investor sentiment soured on poorer-than-ex-pected first-half reaulta, brokers said. The Compoaite Index cloaed down 8.12 to 905.72. Volume waa lighter at 218.4 billion won againat 352.2 billion won on
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        1293 18 Hongkong Reuter SHARE PRICES eased on cautious sentiment yesterday, brokers said. The Hang Seng Index fell 2.29 points to 2,635.90, giving up a gain ot 21 points in the morning. The Hongkong Index shed 1.77 to end at 1,739.03. Turnover rose to HKJI.O6 billion compared with HK5911.31 million
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        419 18 Sydney Reuter AUSTRALIAN SHARES closed slightly higher yesterday in line with a favourably received Federal Budget and the A 51.71 billion July current account deficit, dealers said. The All Ordinaries Index closed 7.0 points higher at 1,718.9. "There was a trimming of excess in a number of stocks
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        Lock icon TSE grants futures trading rights to six foreign firms
        119 18 AFP SIX FOREIGN and eight Japanese companies have obtained licences to handle futures trading of government bonds and stock price indices on the Tokyo Stock Exchange (TSE). according to exchange officials. The officials said four foreign companies Credit Lyonnais of France,
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        Lock icon Nikkei clears 35,000
        554 18 Tokyo Reuter THE TOKYO stock index surged to close above the psychological 35,000-msrk for the first time in light trade yesterday, just after touching s record traded high. The index flirted with record highs all morning before finally breaking through in mid-afternoon. "It was a target, and
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        Lock icon Slightly higher in mixed session
        776 19 Now York AFP, Reuter WALL STREET had another day of upa and downs on Tueeday, but finiehed on the upeide with tha Dow Jonaa Averaga of 30 laading industrials picking up 9.67 points to ciosa at 2,687.50. Tha 8 P 500 Compoeite Indax rosa 1.66
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        Lock icon Firmer bias in cautious trading
        856 19 London Reuter LONDON SHARE PRICES opened mixed yesterday but with a firmer bias in cautious trading, helped by modest gains on Wall Street. Nearly half the FTSE Index constituents were unmoved from previous closing levels, highlighting the markefs reluctance to move out of a narrow
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        EUROPEAN MARKETS ROUNDUP
        1438 19 ZURICH: Swiss shares came off their day's highs at midday yesterdsy on profit-taking, dealers said. Trading was moderate The Swiss Market Index of leading shsres sdded 13.7 to 1,642.6 points and the All-Share Swiss Performance advanced 4.9 to 1,197.4 points. The bourse hsd opened msrkedly higher on
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        Lock icon Plessey seeks investor to ward off predators
        451 19 FT PLESSEY, the beleaguered UK electronics group, is trying to persuade one of several foreign defence electronics compsnies to take a minority stake in It to help it escape the clutches of the UK's General Electric Co and Siemens of West Germany. The
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        Lock icon Merrill Lynch pulls out of UK gilts market
        408 19 FT MERRILL LYNCH, the Wall Street securities house, is pulling out of the UK gilts (government bonds) market after incurring total losses of £35 million over three years. Merrill is the latest casualty of the intense competition in UK gilts and is
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        Lock icon Israeli electronics giant up for sale
        165 19 Reuter ISRAEL'S biggest non-gov-ernment-owned electronics company, Tadiran Ltd, is up for sale because of heavy losees. Koor Industries Ltd, lsrsel's Isrgest industrisl concsrn, snnounced on Monday that It would sell Tsdiran, whose main product is military hardware. Officials at Koor, the indebted, labour federationowned
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        Lock icon Net profits at De Beers up 45 per cent in first half
        287 19 Reuter DE BEERS Consolidated Mtnss, the South African company which controls 80 per cent of the world's diamonds, said its net profits rose 46 per cent in the first half of this year. It said the reeutts reflected
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      Jetro figures reveal new investment trend here
      536 20  -  MORE JAPANESE NON-MANUFACTURING FIRMS BEING SET UP By SANGEETA MULCHAND JAPANESE investment in Singapore is taking a new profile, with more new companies being set up for non-manufacturing activities Concurrently, manufacturing inveetments are becoming more capital-intensive. Last year, non-manufacturing inveetments, by number of
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      NIEs, Asean, China exports to Japan soar
      359 20  -  By WALTON MORAIS ASIA'* newly-industrialising economies. Asean and China were the biggeet gainers of Japan's 40 per cent rise in manufactured imports last year, a Japan Export Trade Organisation publication says. Growth of imports from the Asian NIEs, Asean and China were all
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      375 20 AP CHINA'S government has ordered five state-owned companies including one linked to senior leeder Deng Xiaoping'* eon to pay millions of dollars in fines for illegal activities including profiteering and tax evasion, official reports said yesterday. It wae the lateet move in
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      Stanchart incurs pre-tax loss of £48m
      332 20 BRITISH-BASED international bank Standard Chartered pic last night announced a first-half, pre-tax loss of £48 million, following a massive £208 million provision for developing country debt. Its chairman and group chief executive, Rodney Galpin, said in a statement that interim group profit, before all
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      Lock icon Manila reaches accord with creditors on debt reduction
      251 20 AP THE PHILIPPINES has reached an agreement with its bank creditors under the US administration's debt-reduction strategy for Third World nations, a leading US newspaper reported yesterday. The Washington Poet said, however, that the agreement reached on Tuesday in New York puts
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      Lock icon M'sia assures private sector of support
      320 20 Bernama THE MALAYSIAN private sector and entrepreneurs as agents of growth will be given full encouragement to progress as the public sector does not have any more job openings, said the Malaysian Deputy Minister of Finance, Datuk Wan Abu Bakar Wan Mohamad. The government
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      HK traders tapping SE Asian market through Singapore
      500 20  -  By FOO CHOY PENG HONGKONG traders are making Singapore their base for a concerted drive to increaae their market ahare in South-east Asia. Besides its first Asean representative office which was formally opened in the Republic this week, the Hongkong Trade Development
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      Lock icon 'Jakarta's incentives for export projects not too attractive'
      148 20 Bernama FACILITIES and incentives offered by Indoneeie for export-ori-ented investment projects are lees attractive than thoee offered by Malaysia and other neighbouring countries, the chairman of the investment co-ordinating board. Sanyoto Sastrowardoyo, has aaid. Malaysia, for example, permits foreign in vectors to
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      Lock icon Comex gold and silver
      89 20 Reuter COMEX gold futures eased early yeeterday on light commission house and local prom-taking following Tueaday'a late aurge. However, prlcee managed to retain the majority of twee gains aa deal Inge were rather Ihin. The moet-active December contract waa UBsl JO lower at U*****.20. having alumped
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        Lock icon US housing construction up
        35 20 AFP US HOUSING construction was up 0 J per cent in July as the industry continued to rebound from the effects of high mortgsgs rstss, the Commerce Department reported yeeterday. AFP
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        Lock icon Import-boosting moves considered
        33 20 Reuter JAPAN la considering new measures to boost imports of manufactured goiHtt in order to correct its huge trade surplus, a Ministry of International Trade and Industry official said. Reuter
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        Lock icon Earnings from privatisation
        26 20 AFP Inc rniiippinfi nu NrnM 21 billion pesos (U*****.8 minionj from v.iwo privstisstlon progrsmme. Press Secretary AdoHo Axcuna said In Manila ysetordsy. AFP
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        Lock icon Seoul's economic slowdown
        40 20 Reuter SOUTH KOREA'S economy, aflsr throe years Of galloping shssd, has slowed to a steady trot, and continued growth depends on a stabie currency and incraaaed cor* porafte Investment, a leading economic research group said yesterday. Reuter
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        Lock icon Suharto call for flexibility
        33 20 Reuter PRESIDENT Suharto yesterday called on the Cambodian groups to show some flexibility to help the Paris conference on Cambodia arrive at a comprehensive settlement to the conflict Router
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      517 18 NOTICES IN THE MATTER OF THE COMPANIES ACT, (CHAPTER 50) AND IN THE MATTER OF HENG MAH BUILDING MATERIAL SUPPLIER PTE LTD (Incorporated in the Republic of Singapore) (IN LIQUIDATION) MEMBERS VOLUNTARY WINDING-UP At an Extraordinary General Meeting of the Members of HENG MAH BUILDING MATERIAL SUPPLIER PTE LTD duly
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      331 18 OFFICIAL NOTICE PROPOSAL TO CHANGE OF SHIP'S NAME We, Navl Marine Services Pte Ltd of 100-J Pasir Panjang Road, Singapore 0511 hereby give notice that In consequence of oar Intended purchase of the motor tanker "Suri" we have applied to the Registrar of Singapore Ships under section 386 of the
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      307 18 IN THE MATTER OF THE COMPANIES ACT, CAP. 50 SENG LEE REALTY CO (PTE) LTD (Incorporated In Singapore) SPECIAL RESOLUTION At an Extraordinary General Meeting of the member* of the abovenamed company, duly convened and held at 4 Battery Road 12-00 Bank of China Building, Singapore 0104 on 14th August
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      8 19 Bnnnli, Parts, Vtanna and MNan war* not avaMabl*.
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      13 19 Ttw otfwr European martd ranorti mm not lIIB' Wwl 1 Wwf W IWW
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      447 19 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that, I Stephen Phuah Swee Gum of No 78-A Lorong Malayu Singapore (1441), have applied for a WhokMate Liquor Shop licence in respect of p mlin at li/t Fraser 6 Neave (Singapore) Pte Ltd at 467 Jalan Ahmad Ibrahim Road (Tuas Avenue 1) Singapore 2383 and
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      416 19 •net of premises at M/s Fraeer 6 Nhvb (Singapore) Pte Ltd at 457 Jalan Ahmad Ibrahim Road (Tuas Avenue 1) Singapore 2368 and that mis application will be'heard in Court No 1, Subordinate Courta, Havelock Road, Singapore on 19 September 1969 at 10 JO am. ANY PERSON wishing to oppoee
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      227 20 The Greatest Show in Singapore is back! Seven mammoth and exciting shows in one. Yes, the Trade Industry Fair 89 is back with more product categories than before, featuring the finest from the Asia Pacific region. A spectacle of fashion, furniture and food; to machinery, electrical, building and medical products
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  • SHIPPING TIMES
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        76 21 Reuter THE STATE of Alaska has filed suit against Exxon Corporation and a consortium that operates the 1,300-km trans-Alaska pipeline, claiming an unspecified amount of damages for the worst oil spill in US history. The Alyeska consortium, comprised of seven oil companies including Exxon, operates
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        Lock icon Conference revises CAF
        50 21 Reuter THE EUROPE SOUTHERN AFRICA SHIPPING Conference is revising its currency adjustment factor (CAF) to plus 2.49 per cent from the current plus 1.56 per cent from Sep 1. The revision is also applicable to vessels sailing from Europe to ports in the Walvis Bay/Beira range. Reuter
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        Lock icon Discussions on sheep ban
        86 21 Reuter MINISTERS from Saudi Arabia and Australia are discussing a Saudi ban on some shipments of Australian sheep on the grounds that they were diseased. Saudi health authorities have turned away 226,000 Australian sheep in the past two months, saying they carried bluetongue disease and sheep
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        Lock icon Some Brazilian ports hit by strike
        64 21 Reuter A ONE-DAY STEVEDORES' STRIKE affected several Brazilian ports on Tuesday, a spokesman for the national dockers' union said in Rio de Janeiro. But Santos, Latin America's busiest port, was unaffected, the spokesman and Santos port officials said. The strike is over demands for
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        Lock icon Collision in New York Harbour
        46 21 Reuter THE JAPANESE CONTAINER VESSEL Ambassador Bridge, 45,643 dwt, and the Bahamasregistered World Trader, 11,046 dwt, collided at Buoy 24 in New York Harbour early on Aug 14, Lloyd's Shipping Intelligence Service said. Both vessels anchored at Bay Ridge Flats. Reuter
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        Lock icon Tug to refloat grounded vessel
        72 21 Reuter A SALVAGE TUG is due to arrive today to try to refloat the 8,879-dwt Tropical Damsel which ran aground on a flat reef off north-east Papua New Guinea on Saturday, Lloyds Shipping Intelligence said. The tug was called after several attempts to refloat the
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      Lock icon Rotterdam cargo volume up 8.7pc in first half
      145 21 Reuter CARGO VOLUME in the port of Rotterdam rose 8.7 per cent to 142.3 million tonnes in the first six months of this year from 131 million in the first half of last year, municipal harbour company figures show. Total import tonnage
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      866 21 ABC Contoinerline XI 5 Accord Shpg VIII 3/4 Arrow lines XI 5 ANl m 1/2 ATC Una VH 5 API V 3-5 ASCI V 1 Australia line VII 1 Bait-Canada line IX 4/5 Bolt-Orient line IX 4/5 Baltic Orient Shpg XI 4 Bangladesh Shpg VII 2 Bonk
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      RCL buys SSC share in four ships for about $20m
      452 21 REGIONAL CONTAINER LINES has finally parted ways with its former agent, Singapore Shipping Corporation, following its purchase of SSC's SO per cent stake in four ships for about $20 million. The transaction, signed yesterday, gives RCL full control of RCL
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      389 21  -  PLANS FOR INCREASED TONNAGE ON TWO ROUTES By JEAN FOONG GERMAN CARRIER Columbus Line may boost tonnage in two of its routings the Western Australia/Far East (WAFE) service and the Asia-South Pacific joint service in response to customer needs in Japan, Australia and Papua New Guinea.
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      Lock icon Tiphook and Stena increase hostile bid for Sea Containers
      362 21 FT TIPHOOK, the UK container rental company, and Stena, the private Swedish ferry operator, have increased their hostile bid for Sea Containers to more than US$l billion in cash and have indicated that this could be their final offer. They sre
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      Lock icon Bombay cargo pile-up worsens following strike
      221 21 Reuter BOMBAY, India's busiest port is choked with cargo a week after a truck strike worsened the congestion caused annually by the monsoons. Docks manager George Mampilli said yesterday that more than 16,000 TEU containers had piled up at the port almost 5,000 more
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      Lock icon New Zealand reaps harvest of privatisation
      1259 22 The Journal of Commerce NEW ZEALAND port companies have completed their first six months es private busineeses following one of the most radical restructurings in the country's history, Results to date reveal the changes were worth the effort: moet are posting profits in their
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      Bank support needed for fleet renewal
      418 22  -  SHIPPING OUTLOOK '89 CONFERENCE By RAHITA ELIAS THE HERCULEAN TASK of renewing the world's ageing fleet will require more banks to put their hands into ship financing. Over the next 10 years, world fleet renewal would cost about US$2OO billion, said Mr Bjorn Ostrom,
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      Crew demanding better working conditions
      257 22 FILIPINO CREW MEMBERS who allegedly confined their captain and four other British crew member* for about 24 hours aboard a Panamanian ship are demanding a new captain and better working conditions, a mediator said. The 86,066-ton ore carrier EBCarrier arrived on Tuesday in Naha, on
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      556 22 Aug 14-26 Manila-based Asian Institute of Management (AIM) will conduct its 4hird sea transport course for Asia's maritime managers. The course, designed for those involved in the management of shipping companies and maritime operations, will impart a comprehensive and critical managerial overview of the international merchant shipping as
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      Lock icon NZ dockers threaten to prolong strike
      217 22 Reuter A TWO-DAY national dockers' strike in New Zealand due to end this morning could turn into an indefinite stoppage, said a docks union leeder. "We had to hokJ our people beck from holding an indefinite atoppege," Waterside Workere' Federation generel secretary Sam Jennings
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      Container schedules/Ships in port
      1797 22 RECEIVING OF EXPORT FCL CONTAINERS AND LCL CARGO Ship Voy Arrival Trenetskier Schedules Blk Op Gdn Dete/Tkne Time From Time To Booking < iats Anion a 1708*9 2KB 17/1230 17/1300 NA i a a rat Anaon 7NMN. 1906*9 0700 17/2019 17/2049 iMum lmmno NA NA 2
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      Lock icon NK introduces life extension scheme
      235 23 Lloyd's Lis JAPANESE CLASSIFICATION SOCIETY Nippon Kaijl Kyokai (NK) has become the third major society to introduce a life extension scheme to assess the condition of ageing ships, following the lead set by Norway's Detnorske Veritas (DNV) and Britain's Lloyd's Register (LR). NK has decided
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      892 23 GRAIN freight rates on Tuesday continued to show a steadying influence and helped the Baltic Freight Index to rise a further four points to 1,409, brokers said. Another grain products cargo was covered from the Mississippi River to Rotterdam at U5511.75, following two reported on Monday, and the
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      SHIPPING LIST where your ships are due
      4943 30 aahmus Mmt« Rottordam. Mwnt Llna. Aug V 8 17. An Ha, CMna Ocaan Shpg. Aug 17. Evt Mont* Rom. Trtot, Aug ft. Ewa Japan Saa. Norada Una. Aug 1S Em Evar Stowing. Evargraan. Aug I*. SA Ming Longavtty, Yang Ming. Aug 18. H«
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      31 21 n Msiw^rn A lively way with words Amtabh at aM good bookahopa Frtwai Publication* r advertising and circulation enquiries, please call Business Times, I: *****11, Fax: 253-2821, Tlx: RS ***** BTAD
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      18 21 Lines and services represented by Members of the Registry of Accredited Shipping Agents. Singapore National Vvfifclti Shipping Association
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      260 21 tH INTfSMABINE SUPPLY GO. (PTE) LID. MBI (I LMES) TUt MCCO M MBFAX: 9MC7 EASY ACCESS I •k /W 5« m •m f far &M Europe is today's major market challenge. To approach 320 million consumers you need the most strategic access point. To reach them you need the most
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      111 21 Reaping harvest of privatisation NEW ZEALAND port companies havo completed their first six months as private businesses following one of the moet radical restructurings in the country's history. PAGE N Bank support for fleet renewal THE HERCULEAN TASK of renewing the world's ageing fleet will .require more banks to put
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      864 23 OOCL Dedicated to Quality Service WW £jg|J Jardines J Aft DINE SNIPPING 200 CMtommnt Road #12-06 Soitfcpw*. Smppr* 0201 Td *****11 TELEX NO IB ***** TERMINAL/CFS Til *****11 220 BOOKINGS Td *****34 235 PESAKA JAR DINE SHIPPING POST KELANG TEL 3K4118 Tata Ite. MA*****yA»01 PENANG TEL *****4 TELEX NO MA*****
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      1066 23 MAERSK LINE H TMa week CY —21*29 era 21* DO MRS 22/fl 0* M* I*o 14* I*o 10* 20* 22* 22* 2*o 34* I*o 1M Mm 21* 23* 2*3 27* 2*o 2*o 30* 1/10 2M 2M 271 2H »1 VK) «10 «t0 IAO 7/10 HO 30* 2/10 4/10 5/10 7/10
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      479 24 u Hapag-Lloyd CONTAINER SERVICE TO UK/CONTINENT MONTE ROSA LAMB BAY CTTY OF EDINBURGH LONDON EXPRESS rfrrr 7T ALSO ACCEPTING CAMO TO: Ml UK INUND DESTINAT LE HAVRE i«y» CAmbfICAN t s. America CONTAINER SERVICE FROM UK/CONTINENT VOY NO. HAMBURG 20/7 SWT nn 08/454 I 7/8 91/493 28/7 27/7 27/7 2S/7
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      337 24 COLUMBUS LINE REEDEREI GMBH < A SERVICE OF HAMBURG SUOI EXPRESS SEMI CONTAINER SERVICE TO STOH RDM/A DAM HBC MULL (U K 35 Tm M 13/10 w 13/11 17/11 Accepting LCL cargo for main ports discharge and alio to Kavteng, Kieta, Honiara via Transhipment H C Tel: *****1 4 SMN
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      410 24 r t 1 TO EUROPE JAPAN SEA ftlW (vunon) KM PKL Antarp via Bream via to *11 U.K. FULL CONTAINER SERVICE H|l 21/1 23j) (Aartout, TO MEDITERRANEAN/RED SEA fa f*L «R Au/ta AUT P.SAWTIS* KOPETVCC* ANC* JAPAN SLA dW I aim aoMfthM to VaMta (Malta). Raiay via fVaw* Valanda via
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      894 25 fW I I 1 llllllil Steamers Maritime Holdings Ltd P&O Containers STRAITS SHIPPING ONTATNER SERVICE TO UK CONTINENT UM RAY cmyofemi PEGASUS PtOMEtR *MK »n Km 22^ NAINW vmn a CM s:"^ pegasus progress vsw a n Km BANGKOK BORNEO AGENCIES LTD. BANGKOK TEL *****10 L'li! J.i lIKJ >*A. if.ul'l
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      649 25 CHO YANG LINE WEEKLY EXPRESS INDEPENDENT FAR EAST EUROPE FULLY CONTAINERISED SERVICE Zisrsm wm.wxsttTywrrrrrxw■ m mi fu m iv» 9 3 am v» 9 Hi IP ■n'l'"!! ,f 1 m v n f MG MOTA MItKANTI i.HAN( OIOMBIAN .NATIONAL I'M Of COLUMBIA C'AVN .AI I>M 1-f wI )t. A f
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      170 25 tTTUUTJ/ JAPAN/ STRAITS SOME SPECIALIST IN RO-RO HEAVY LIFT) NOTE: ALSO CALLING OTNDI JAPANESE FONTS. TAJWAN A H PORTS, SUMCT IMMCaENT IMLintermaritime T.'ln.'J." ml AFRICA SERVICE KK SPORE PK RON CT m m m 7W WM 27/ M *Mn okElin GENERAL AGENTS: HAJ SUN HUP CO (PTE) LTD SMGANMf TORT
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      548 26 MARITIME PTE LTD ISLAMIC REPUBLIC OF IRAN SHIPPING LINES i M.'llAJ U AUG KYOWA LINE •MKRONCSM PORTS TMNPT AT GIMM Off I TRANSTT TME FROM J TEL: 22*1144 MARKETMQ LOAD FOR;GUAM. SAIPAN AMD iftAirat PORTS* f CALLS ON INDUCEMENT lASIS ANOfOR 10 GUAMfSAIPAN AROUNO 12 DAYS ONLY rr rati* rrc
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      489 26 (ft HAN JIN SHIPPING FULL CONTAINER SERVICE TO EUROPE VIA SUEZ 11l 1 j QUEEN'S WAT I TO FAR EAST PORTS QUEEN'S MV FROM EUROPE VIA SUEZ VESSEL HOTORI AC X KUANTAN STORE LOADING FOR OH DUBAI, OAMMAM TO USA PACIFIC SOUTH WEST TO PACIFIC NORT.I WEST CANADA TO EAST
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      106 26 INTEROCEAN LINE T TV, 2nd Floor, Jolon 2/71, Tom*. Ton Or. lamoU, MOW KL Tol: *****34, *****04, *****3* TLX. NO. MA-***** FAX: 03-717*11 Pmng O* Tol: MUTT, *0«02 ACCEPTING CARGOES FOR THE FOLLOWING PORTS LOADING FOP SYO MELB. AOE. BRIS FREM LE HVE HBG BREMEN R DAM. GENOA ANTWERP UK
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      461 26 Round-The-World West Bound (FE/EURO/USEC/CARIB/FF) I'"" 1 uuuyui US WEST COAST OUTBOUND NBOUND op UP r'r FAR EAST/ RED SEA/MEDITERRANEAN OU BOU up mm BO TO; 1) US PMJMS, INBOUND X MED RED SEA/F E FAR EAST/SRI LANKA/INDIA PAKISTAN/FAR EAST OUTBOUND F BOUND SINGAPORE Aqents RTA SHIPPING S P T F
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      580 27 8 jssa PACIFIC INTERNATIONAL LINES PIL Building, 140 Cecil Street, #03-00, Singapore 0106. Tel: *****33 CONTAINER SERVICES *T MY MPT M M vm Am tM 17M M 71* tM rr .U M M M m n n u < en :r i;r A MO-ATI A MU-ATI A MCLATI A MUTI
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      328 27 BEN LINE CONTAINERS EXPRESS CONTAINER SERVICE TO UK/CONTINENT m m EXPRESS CONTAINER SERVICE s s X S! TASMAN ASIA SHIPPING NEW CALEDINIA, FIJI '4 i TTTT 2V» T A NAVMATOR SS V* 2/10 V» WW UflO TAD9IORERS av» KflO zvto aoo 22/9 TAMMNOS V» 1/11 VII 7/11 11/11 UURLRK ARL
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      277 27 ■II I H s y' 1 111 k I I ifjJßiar «'>B';i# J >#*>**-. 4-v' il^TTsa nan an vn (Acctrrmc convoitkmal am COHTAtmtKB CAMO) ■jj uim hm (ACCCPTINC CONVtNTKMAL AW B-n m (ACttPTWC CONVUITKMm I CMTAMBMB CAMO) rdlni "Vjt -nr^v DJAKARTA LLOYO INDONESIAN NATIONAL LINE tA MEMBER OF ANRO) nu
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      321 27 BOUSTEAD shipping agencies 1P& Fi CLYDEBANK V2M Sjl Xf) 23/! TAMAITAI SAMOA VlfiN 2JV9 17/10 21/1 C FOtTHBANK V2SN 13/11 l/U 1301 MYANMA FIVE STAR LINE (Burmese National Line) Loading for Rangoon S pore P.Mteng Penanf Ban iwatS ivu ami nm Auf Aug THE BANK LINE SKME ROAM 17/10 2L/10
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      460 28 s 3 K LINE K WYAS \KI l\!Sl K \lS|| I II). j miwr WV <»ORI *«OCL FORTUNE EMBASSADOR BRIDGE MPORT VOY LB CNU NFK w, VOY LB OAK CHICAGO NYC S 85 3 SS SGP MOTHER VESSEL 17/B GEORGE BRIDGE 2U MANHATTAN BRIOGE 214 HENRY H BRIDGE !Z3C jiT
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      407 28 .V rJIII EXPRESS CONTAINER SERVICE KAUOAS VA4 TVLSIOAS ».«J KALI OAS MS TVLSIOAS ¥A» KAUOAS 1M •t fwtm By fmtm thU I Sapt km U Od not IS Hw IS Dm INDIA EXPRESS CONTAINER SERVICE tulhoas vast KAUOAS VAW* mSIOASVAM* IMtar M fctafcr I ttfc* us* u»« i 7 Oct
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      266 28 GOLDEN LINE GUAN GUAN SHIPPING (PTE) LTD a. T«l«k kft Slrtd SINCAMWf tm Til SMIW (M LINES) f». U4JSO4 CULF SOVKX: ¥bCHINA OCEAN SHIPPING CO., PEKING THE PEOPLE'S REPUBLIC OF CHINA .'jt*t-. .kj -.n. 111 l 11 j i./T f KLANC Tol: B-3VM, JHHK-7. Totes No: HA ***** PCNANC ToL
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      422 28 \>S5 PHILI-ORIENT LINES PTE LTD Mf 4" Of f iC f T OOB'NSGN RC AT M f-; M'lS SIN T, APO R F EAST/HI BUT Ftt ft LB. h.im-Vi-i'icaea n rrr —n NAMAS. CALCUTTA y EAST/west maun, fa t la a# Hif,'!' > Try C3C 2 rr~; 1 yrfTT i
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      1047 29 NEPTIfC AGENCCS PTE. LTD. (CR NO. 1S*****0000E) K KFUCSMM iar ssr NEPTUNE ORIENT LINES LTD EXP O R I peg acr mothbb v*/*ot 17/06 18/06 N. Topaa «W >4/06 16/06 a Honour IW 31-08 01/06 K Bridf* «W 07/06 06/06 H. Brtdg* SW 14/06 15/06 N. Zircon SW 11/06 22/00
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      646 29 v/ll SINGAPORE SOVIET SHIPPING CO PRIVATE LTD SINSOV BUILDING 55, Market Street Singapore 0104 Tel: *****33 (15 Lines) Terminal Office: 120C41/2 Cable Address SINSOV SINGAPORE Telex Numbers RS ***** RS ***** RS ***** P fff| A fit ■ESSM MAI TNONC SHIPPING 127 PlMMStrwt. PviM|, ItetoyM «S HANDLING STSTHI CO SBN.BNO.
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      297 30 SINGAPORE SHIPPING CORPORATION (PTE.) LTD. Til 225 6868 (34 Until FAX *****39/*****76 TELEX RS ***** A/B SSCMA RS ***** A/8 SSCAO INTEGRATED CONTAINER SERVICE MEMBER OF EACON SERVICE TO EAST MEDITERRANEAN ft NORTH CONTINENT EUROPE OUTMUND i nun r if 'i ii ii icacao 1 MEBW, ISTMNUL TO COLOMBO ft
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      255 30 {\]=;-~-\=)`(-}[,"[|<]@,$].>+$| FAST DIRECT REGULAR SERVICE TO INDONESIA PORT PADANG/ SEMARANG/PANJANG/CIGADING/ BENGKULU SERVICES FROM SINGAPORE TO PADANG PERITA MAS ETA 25/8/89 ETD 30/8/89 Daily rnivni carp) at PPW/Junwg Port/Marma/Safntowani is YBjfc Perita Shpg ft Trdg P L Tel No S33SS2S Tli: <2*2 Fai *****86 ERITA CONTAINER LINE MV. ANGKASA JAYA ETA
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      325 30 1 HCO REGIONAL CONTAINER LINES ASEAN PORTS BANGKOK 4 SAILINGS A WEEK Co Ltd BKK (Tit -i--. i .11. -ni SONGKHLA -t swung a week Hock Agency Co Ltd Skla CTet: -.K-Tl)] Ui IVli'iiJii'ii P.KELANG 3 SAILINGS A WEEK DASWANI SDn Bhd Pkl ad: *****59) PENANG 2 SAILINGS A WEEK
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      140 30 m Regional Weather 1 i I rV S3 k r\ S «k^s SIGNIFICANT WEATHER AND SEA CONOTTIONS AT 7.30 AM. August 17,11 *c a Wnd d>«tnn with Hurt knot* LEGEND: R Thundar*torm ><\ W«oth«f -V Wnd (ktction with «p«td «knot* V Cloudy Sky Wo.. K^, Q Ona ful arcl* f«p>(M<o>
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      391 31 UNIPACIFIC TRANS. TRADING AGENCY PTE. LTD. SINGAPORE TEL: *****22 FAX: *****76 C IRAQI LINE IRAQI STATE ENTERPRISE fOR MARITIME TRANSPORT EAST BOUND SERVICE ETA S'PORE LOADING FOR JSfi Iraq/Japan THROUGH b/u to Baghdad upon request urra mam »w REEFER SPACE AVAILABLE UPTO AQUA LOADING CONTAINERS/CONVENTIONAL COO FOR ifflfifpONTS IN JAPAN
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      329 31 RICHFIELD MARINE AGENCIEI gB TEL 2250U3 (10 Lines* B' Ifa* *****15 I TELE* RS ***** RISMIP 3 L■ r»»»•«> |S) PTE LTD ACCEPTING FCL AND CONVENTIONAL NCTSAMCT M OAMOMLAAM. MOMMA. OJMOUTI W 1M MM. MAOeAWA. HOOBOAH. MV ANOMET ZVIO OAMMALAAM. HOMI»l». OjeOUTl WnwSl A*Afc MAMAWA. HOOBOAM Other ports along the
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      394 31 BANGKOK: 2X)IZI hong KON& n-Min m rr ZE GREAT ANDES SERVICE FfEDER M M. IVORY M m R EMERALD Ml VII N. IVORY Bit W Hi :S ATACMM ATACARM 3S SIS 17* zuu CAMO FOR PUNTAAJtENAS TALCAMUANO (SAN VICENTE) ACCEPTED WITH T/S VIA VALPARAISO NEPTUNE AGENCIES PTE LTD BOOKINGS: *****34,
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      182 31 BALTIC ORIENT SHIPPING PTE LTD. BAY OF BENGAL SERVICE LEUVE 1109 200 250 21* TIGER BAY 77* 230 300 CALABAR 75CHB 210 10 I. YAMBURENKO 15SU9 290 40 SUSAK 7IN 300 S0 LEUVE 9110 20 70 90 VIETNAM SERVICES ALL LCL/FCL ACCEPTABLE FOR C4JMPEIIIIVE LCL RATE CONTACT ANWAR/JEYA CONTACT MMOM
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      102 31 liil=l====#*!^" I REGULAR EXPRESS FCL LCL SERVICE ETA SIMCAFOtE PORT KELANC (Fa ONLY) urn imc KAOHSWNG IAKABTA (Fa ONLY) TOKYO, KOBE, BUSAN (Fa ONLY) KARACHI, BOMBAY, COLOBBO (Fa ONLY) on, m. *m. m m a*iA«a.mi m vm u* FARGO SHIPPING CO (P) LTD 19, Keppel Raod, #05-07/08 Jit Poh Building.
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