The Business Times, 13 September 1989

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    11 1 BUSINESS TIMES MCI (P) 45/12/88 WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 13, 1989 75 CENTS
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    FINANCIAL NEWS SUMMARY
    225 1 Dow up WALL STREET stocks turned higher on light program buying after a mixed opening yesterday. However, trading was fairly slow. The Dow was up seven st 2711 and gainers led declining issues by three to two. Trading was modersts. Reuter Footsie down LONDON share prices were
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    Tokyo stocks buck easier Asian trend
    240 1 THE JAPANESE stock msrket bucked the regional trend and ended a five-day loeing streak yesterday. The 225-ehare Nikkei index surged 219.22 points, or 0.64 per cent to ctoee at the day's high of 34,332.88 after a marginal 2.15point loes on Monday. Dealers said the
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    Lock icon China withdraws privileges of 10 state firms
    91 1 Reuter BEIJINQ haa cancelled eeveral privilegee grented to 10 leading state-owned Chiness enterprises, stripping them of profttsble links to govsrnmsot ministries. Wen Wei Po, a Hongkong Chinese language daily that usually rsflects Beijing's views, ssid yesterdsy the Chins International Trust and Investment Corporation
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    Financial institutions cut back on 10Opc home loans
    536 1  -  By HONG LEE TIAM SOME BANKS and finance companies have started to cut back on 100 per cent financing for residential properties because they fear that local property prices may have gone up too fast Officials from two of the Big Four
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    Redas welcomes land sales but warns of oversupply
    190 1 THE Real Estate Developers' Association of Singapore (Redes) welcomes the government's move to rslssss land to the private sector, but stso sounded a caution over its timing, and the poeeibility of oversupply. In a statement released yesterday. it said that with Singapore's
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    Creating a pedestrian-friendly city
    490 1  -  PWD WALKWAY NETWORK TO BOOST USE OF PUBLIC TRANSPORT By SUZANNE SOH SOME $122 million will be spent by the Public Works Department in the next six years walking an attractive opjWPi for Singaporeans. The masterplan. to be implemented in two stages, is part of the
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    Lock icon US reports first services deficit in 30 years
    179 1 AP THE deficit in the broadest meaaure of the United I States' foreign trade edged i up to U5530.99 billion from April through June as the I United Ststes recorded its i first deficit in services trade i in more than three
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    Lock icon Cambodian factions to return to talks after season warfare, predicts envoy
    548 1 AFP THE CAMBODIAN factions will return to the negotiating table after a dry season bid to test their strength on the battlefield, Singapore's envoy to Washington predicted on Monday. Ambassador Tommy Koh also called on Western nations and Japan
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    Busy start for unit set up to help immigrants
    339 1  -  By ANNA TEO THE NEW government unit aet up to*- aaJMa til l|M neip immigrants seine in nv been swamped with enqulriee. m§ UkAjn A I 1 mosi ot uiem vrovvi Mitiyviins working here. Since Aug 2^Jhe^deyJhe gration Management Service (SIMS)
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      199 1 Editorial Comment NAM flows out of the swamp Noo-Aligned Movement Mellowing of the radicals .10 Export-linked foreign aid .—........5 US to press for talks .10 Credit cards 7 Visa cards from Citibank .11 Venice Rim Feet 12 American themes abound COMPANY NEWS Another expected in the 90s American themes aoouna
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      11 1 US dolowdt plan to gtf moco •M to Sihanouk, PAGE 4
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  • HOME NEWS
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      Four critical issues facing oil industry
      429 2  -  Producers, consumers have to grapple with pricing and demand By SOH TIANG KENG VENEZUELAN Energy Minister. Celestino Armas, yesterday outlined four critical issues facing oil producers and consumers in the *****. I These issuee are price volatility; security of supplies for the consuming nations;
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      Satisfying demand while protecting environment
      400 2 THE CHALLENGE facing the oil industry is to satisfy global eneray demsnd in a way that is costefficient but yet sbls to meet environmental standards, s top oil executive said yesterday. Alan Binder, president of Shell International Trading Company in London, stressed thst oil still
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      'Television has transformed experience into entertainment'
      369 2  -  ■y WALTON MORAIS BY THE TIME you com* to the end of this paragraph, wo may run tho risk of losing your attention. onding In your switching to srtother arttclo, or something Surprising? Not realty. Thia la tha reality of tha tslavlaion aga. a
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      No evidence to justify Cheng's detention: QC
      455 2  -  VINCENT CHENG CASE ■y MARTIN SOONG NO EVIDENCE haa toaan praaantod to JuatMy tha ar- n P Miii rwi ana otwnoori 01 Wwr otic wockar Vlncant Chang bacauaa tha Homa Ailalra 111 n i Aii«in Minwry no umpi to awrclaa Its prMlaga of
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      S'pore-made computer products a hit In Australia
      164 2 AUSTRALIAN buyera snapped up $6.9 million worth of Bingapore-made computer products at a recant axhlbition In Malbourna. Tha figure la ovar four uma® ui# aim ciificnfo 11 tha sama show, Australia Paraonal Computar, laat yaar. According to Tradsa pur, a publication of tha
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      Bangladeshi team to seek investments from Singaporeans
      369 3  -  •y SHOEB KAGDA A 14 MEMBER dslsgatlon from Dtnyiiaom win imw in in® nspublic tomorrow to pereuade SingtporMnt to put their money in the South Aston country. Led by the Secretary of the y, Ministry 01 inoustnss, uw Qwh gatlon will comprtee high-level
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      Call to woo M'sian workers with a more vibrant living environment
      208 3 EMPLOYERS trying to recruit workers from Malaysia should ssU not only the Job but life in Singapore as wall, suggeets a consultant who has bsan "heedHunting bctobs in« Causaway over the past year. This Is bscauss the buoyant Malaysian
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      Electronics manufacturers to discuss labour management
      274 3  -  ANNA TEO KEEN TO tap each other's expertise end expertenoe, electronics manufacturers from Singapore and Malaysia are meeting at tfie end of the month to discuss labour manegemerrt. At least 10 employers from sech side will be gathering In Psneng for a two-day informal
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      Japanese take to S'pore furniture
      283 3  -  EXPORTS UP FOUR-FOLD SINCE 1986 By JOHN TAN SINGAPORE furniture la making a Mg impact on tha Japan—markat, with axports haing mora than four-fold alnca IM6 to raach $52.7 million laat yaar. Salaa thia yaar ara axpactad to ba anothar racord high. 80 far. tha
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      Soviet watch to hit Singapore this week
      252 3 THE FRBT fashion watchaa avar to ooma out of tha Sovtat Union, WTifcn mw iirvauy mvmq yuiw a adr in ttw WaaTa fashion captlilt, will Of mailing wwr ippttrIno9 HI OtnyßpOTa u f la Pti€ *m«pt|>c> 9 naS C hiin labaNad ta moat
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      'Indonesia has many areas for investment9
      364 3  - 'Indonesia has many areas for investment 9 ■y JAYARAM MENON SINGAPORE investors should consider investing in other parti of Indonesia beside* Bstam, said the Indonesian Junior MinMer of Induetry, T Ariwibowo. yeeterdey. Aa Batam ie ctoee by. M le naturally attractive to 81ngepore Investors and Indoneaia weicomee that; but there
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    DAILY AIRCRAFT MOVEMENTS
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  • FOREIGN NEWS
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      Lock icon Gorbachev, Suharto agree to cooperate on wide range of issues
      326 4 AP AFP PRESIDENT Mikhail S Gorbachev and Indonesian President Suharto have signed a wide-ranging statement pledging cooperation in arms control, ecology and trade. Tase reported on Monday. The official news agency said the two leaders signed the eight-page document in
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      Lock icon Joint team to counter forestry campaign
      327 4 AFP INDONESIA and Malaysia have agreed to join forces to counter environmentalists' campaigns in Western countries against the use of tropical woods, Indonesian press reports said on Tuesday. Visiting Malaysian Industry Minister Datuk Lim Keng Yaik and Indonesian Forestry Minister Hasjrul Harahap agreed on
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      Lock icon Soviet military threat in Far East strong: Japan
      453 4 Reuter THE SOVIET UNION poses a strong military threat in the Far East despite the recent relaxation in East-West tensions, Japan's Defence Agency said in s report yesterday. The agency published details of estimated Soviet military strength in the region to show
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      Lock icon Research group downgrades China's credit rating
      226 4 Reuter AN INFLUENTIAL Japanese research group said it had downgraded China's national credit rating because of political and economic instability climaxing in June's bloody crackdown in Beijing. The privately-run Japan Bond Research Institute on Monday lowered China's rating to C from B, meaning it
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      Lock icon US defends plan to give more aid to Sihanouk
      258 4 Reuter THE US has defended plans to increase aid to Cambodia's non-communist resistance faction, insisting that it is not inconsistent with its demand for China and the Soviet Union to halt military —lalance to their Cambodian alliee. "It remains important that
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      Lock icon Zhao not expected to stand trial, says Chinese official
      265 4 Reuter A SENIOR Chinese official yesterday gave the clearest indication that dismissed former Communist Party leader Zhao Ziyang, accused of supporting democracy demonstrations, will not stand trial. "I don't think so. I don't think so. That's a personal opinion unless he
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      Lock icon Kohl retains top party post but with record votes against him
      228 4 Reuter WEST GERMAN Chancellor Helmut Kohl was re-elected chairman of his Christian Democratic party (CDU) on Monday but with a record number of votes against him. Mors than three-quarters of the delegstes at the party coogress voted for Mr
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      Lock icon Record foreign investment in Taiwan
      271 4 Reuter FOREIGN investment in Taiwan hit a record high in the first eight months of 1989 and officials on Monday attributed the rise to political turmoil in China and labour strikes in South Korea. Foreign investment approvals jumped 112 per cent to US$l.B6 billion in
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      Lock icon Baltic republics aim for common market by 1993
      404 5 Reuter THE SOVIET Baltic republica have pledged cloeer economic cooperation with the goal of setting up s Baltic Common Market by 1993, spokssmen said on Monday. A decision to try to coordinate the economic activities of Latvia, Estonia and Lithuania wai made
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      Lock icon 'Soviets need 3 years to end economic crisis'
      312 5 AP IT WILL TAKE the Soviet Union three years to produce enough consumer goods to end the country's economic crisis, a leading Soviet economist haa said. "We are currently facing a crisis in the consumer market," said Abel Aganbegyan, one of the
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      Lock icon Take Ansett threats seriously: Canberra
      245 5 Reuter THREATS by Aneett Airlines of Australia to ctoee down rather than give in to domeetk: pilots over a pay dispute should be taken seriously, a government minister said on Monday. Sir Peter Abslse, joint managing director of Aneett, said on TV on Sunday night
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      Lock icon Two new UK Sunday papers planned
      173 5 AFP THE BRITISH daily, The Independent, which has forecast a profit of £4 million thie year, announced on Monday a plan to launch a new weekly, 77m Independent on Sunday. The first number of The Independent on Sunday is expected to be published on
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      Lock icon Hills sees trade privileges for Moscow If reforms continue
      141 5 Reuter US TRADE Representative Carle nil is is comment vvttnmgion win grant Moecow favoured trade statue If Mlkhalj Qorbachev'e reetructurtng oontinuee. US trade law currently blocks the Soviet Union from being given moet-favou red-nation statue which allows the loweet poeeibie US
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      Lock icon US to press for talks on export-linked foreign aid
      466 5 NYT THE BUSH administration told US Congress last Monday that It planned "vigorous new negotiations" to dissuade industrial governments from using foreign aid programmes to expend their exports. A report to Congress released on Monday, which was mandated by last year's
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      Baker to meet Yeltsin, Bush undecided
      320 5 US SECRETARY of State James A Baker 111 sgrssd last Monday to meet Boris N Yeltsin, the visiting maverick floviet politician. But the US State Department played down the get-together, apparently to signal to PreekJont Mikhail S Gorbachev that the meeting was not meant
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  • MONEY AND EXCHANGES
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      Options
      1266 6 CURRENCY FUTURES OPTIONS Tuesday, Saptember 12, 1989 Sap) NmBb SM MpMB 92 53 34 SR 8* MM Sap 88 pMB 71 77 73 73 *R CURRENCY FUTURES OPTIONS IMM Monday, September 11, 1989 BRITISH POUND CS2JSS; CM*e per I Ma* hH OeK Dm-c 1475 5-42 *74 1900 342 4.34
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      Simex
      517 6 EUROOOLLAR futures cloeed mixed after fluctuating within narrow rangee in quiet trading yeeterday. Dealers said tha market was awaiting this week's release of a batch of US economic figures for cluee to the Fed's monetary policy and market direction. September EurodoMer cloeed unchanged at Chicago's 91.11 while December eeeed
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      IMM
      245 6 SCATTERED short-covering bolstered key contracts at the close of Monday's session in which prices had mostly drifted without clear direction. "I don't think futures are ready to do too much until we get some more news," said Kathy Jones, futures analyst at Prudential Bache Securities Inc. In the absence
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      Precious Metals
      327 6 HONGKONG: Gold dosed higher in quiet trade sflsr Bsnk of Japan Intervention prsssursd the dollar yesterdsy. "Locsl short-covering snd light demand from European and Japanese Invsstors boosted gold in late trade," s deeier ssid. "But trsders hsvs sdopted s wslt-snd-see sttitude es they await further direction from the
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      Government securities market
      110 6 Treasury bills Period Issue Yesterday's dosing Day's code Maturity 810 OFFER HK5H LOW 3 months BQ*****V 7.12.89 4.30 4.25 6 wowin BS*****V 20.01.90 4.20 4.15 1 year BY*****F 24.05.90 4J2 4.27 4J9 4J9 Government notes and b ondi 1 Period Issue Maturity Coupon Yesterday's dosing Day's code
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      World interest rates
      181 6 the prime lending rates of 12 ma|or banks In S'pove ,1. interna nk market r atM (oftor/bkf) on Sop 12 us$ DM SWFC Y«* 7 dm/a a* 11 rnm 9 19/14 19/14 f 9 7/9 9 19/1*— ta/i* 7/9 3/4 7/9 1/4 11 7/9 11 1/4 14
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      Asian $ market
      159 6 Asian market us$ arm m 7 6ay% 9 9 7/9 1 Mail 9 9 7/9 2 mm6m 9 9 7/9 3 Mrik 15/1* 13/14 4 aoaiM 9 7/9 9 3/4 f MMki 7/4 4 3/4 9 7/9 4 3/4 4* DM 1 Mail 71/14 7 T/» 2 mm+m 7 4/14
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      Money markets
      52 6 THE overnight rate ort! the Singapore money tell* 1/16 point lo 5-6/18 par; cant yesterday, term* rates wars unchanged. S$ btfbank rati at tfw doM yMterdoyr OmbS VI* 1/* lHM* s 1/4 S 1/» a i s 1/4 s i/i 1 ml S 1/4 S 1/» Owand#* Mia
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      155 6 TRACER VK'S >1 Of SAN FRANCISCO (Level 5) 1 Stepping into Trader Vic's is like stepping into an V v] exotic getaway. The unique Polynesian decor exudes a sense of warmth and a certain charm that few The ambience restaurants possess. i\ b\ > is as exotic as die food
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  • BANKING AND FINANCE
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      Forex markets
      1236 7 SMQAPORE: THE US dollar rlnssrt lower againat moat currandaa after fluctuating within narrow rangaa foe moat of tha day in dull trading yaatord«y. It cloeed at 146.80/60 yan againat Naw York's 148.88/78 yan and at 1.9628/38 marks againat 1.9698/73 marka. Darters aald tha doilar'a undarlying bullish aentlmant ramalnad
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      Lock icon Trading In Topix options from Oct 20
      90 7 Reuter THE Tokyo Stock Exchange (TSE) board of directors decided that the TSE will start options trsding based on the Tokyo Stock Price Index (Topix) on Oct 20, a TSE official said. Topix is based on the market value of the TSE's first
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      Lock icon More than 20 companies said to be involved in Italian bank scandal
      167 7 FT INVESTIGATORS in Rome have identified more than 20 British, US snd Italian companies which they believe were involved in trade with Iraq in militarily useful equipment snd technology financed by some US$2OO million of export credits from
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      Comex gold/silver futures
      157 7 QoM Murat on So| ilimbT 11, 1969 100 My ohm: impimM a Ofmm Lot MM U9.J0 -0X0 Oo Ml 40 361.70 ***** N&N -040 Npr mn •040 OK 34X70 3*440 ■040 Nfc 3*170 nm 367-50 3*4-50 -040 Apr 37X00 37X30 37X00 37X50 -050 J» 177 JO 377-60
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      Lock icon Crude Oil and Products
      138 7 Telerate THE lack of active par* bcipation in Singapore HSFO market due to tha Appex confaranca kapt prices stabla in thair currant rangaa yesterday. Prices ware notional, with buyers at US$B7 par tonne fob Sing for CST-180. An unconfirmed report of a late September CST-180 was
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      Visa cards from Citibank
      222 7  -  QUAK HIANG WHAI THE VISA credit card mark* saw a new entrant yesterday when Citibank announced the launch of Ha long-awaited Classic snd Preferred Gold Vies cards. The bank said its Clasalc Vtaa will be offered at an annual subscription fee of $45 while the Preferred
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      Lock icon Liffe to launch ECU interest rate future next month
      110 7 Reuter THE London International Financial Futures Exchange (Liffe) says it will launch a three month European Currency Unit (ECU) future on Oct 28. The ECU will be Liffe'a fourth short-term interest rate contract, joining instrument! baaed on ateriing, dollar and mark
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      158 8 Today, SPC opens yet another new service station in Singapore to serve you better! •>< Kill ns if -rmm mr C& HOUtV te* u A S'iW n If--4 \.\M Now, fill up with SPC at Upper Thomson Road. You will enjoy the most in motoring care with: 24-hour sale of
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  • COMMODITIES
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      Palm Oil
      506 9 MALAYSIAN CRUDE PALM OIL pricee rebounded from the day's tows to ctoee higher yesterday on covering and speculative buying, reflecting a similar trend in palm oil futures after loeaee in Chicago aoyoil futures overnight hed weighed on initial values, dealers said. But trading remained thin and cautioua with
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      Wheat
      107 9 CHICAGO BOARD of Trade soft red winter wheat futures settled mixed to lower on Monday, losing small midsession gains to light commission house selling, floor sources said. Trading interest remained thin throughout the session, with many players awaiting the USDA's crop report due today, they said. Wheat prices closed
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      London Markets
      283 9 London Commodity Exchange Buyer/Seller closing prices on Sep 11 (£/tonno unless specified). Previous closing prices in parenthesis. 1** nMM Coffee Bosls In-ftor* London, soMors option OF London Sop 798/800 (800/805) High/Low 807/800 Nov 820/822 (821, 8 22) Wgh/Low 822/832 Solos (3058) Cocoa sop 765/769 (750/752) High/Low 770/761 Doc
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      Soybean
      76 9 CHICAGO BOARD of Trade soybean futures relinquished early gains to settle lower under profit-taking and general lack of follow-through buying on Monday. Forecasts for cold weather and possible frost across the northern mid-west initially supported prices, but lost their impact as market sentiment prevailed as the low temperatures were
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      KL Tin
      196 9 THE Kuala Lumpur Tin Mart* (KLTM) prlca yaatorday clOMd 20 canto lowar at M 323.00 a kg In qutot Iradtog on a hlghar dlspoaal, brokars nM. Tha dacUna was attributed to dm faM on Sw London Malal Enhanga (LME) on Monday and InNal sOars of 100 tonnsa against
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      Produce Prices
      192 9 Chinese Produce Sftttrt' noon cMna I prtoM an S«p>nib<r 12 (Sl/100 kg) Coconut oil ftu* FOi 93A0 OW drviii FOi 103.00 New drum FOB 107.00 Copra Mixed (toot*) 50J00 Willi P«ppor FOB NLW 490.00 Miuwur WWW FOB faq NLW .,1, 480.00 dorawQi ipvoai block FOB NLW 377JO Sorowak
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      Rubber
      301 9 Rubber prices ended firmer with October 1 RSS buyer quoted et 172.50 cants a kg yesterday. The morning session registered s gain of 0.50 osnts ieffecting higher Japsnese advices. rrices rose half a cent in quiet afternoon trading on some local buying interest On the TSR-20 Award market trading
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      RAS and MRELB
      265 9 RAS orices Mto/fcO. FO B to MM 9 NOON aoj I to 1 RSS fro*p* tat 1 RSS Oct Inl 1 RSS Now to 2 RSS Of to 3 RSS or 1*1 4 RSS Of to S RSS Of Oaring Mm (M 171J00 172.00 174-00 169.00 16SJ00
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      SSR and SMR
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      183 9 Which came first, or 0k -3® w > -r- i >£-*: 4Some people say the computer industry started a whole new "need" revolution. We don't agree. At Hewlett-Packard, we don't make computers just to out-perform other computer companies. We make computers to help you outperform your competitors. Certainly, this is
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      513 10 EVEN BEFORE the Non-Aligned Movement (NAM) summit meeting begin In the Yugoslavian capital last week, historic was a description many government leaders and commentators lavished on it Not only because the leaders of the 100 countries and two revolutionary organisations were taking the movement's
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      The new mood among the Non-Aligned
      1605 10  -  The Non-Aligned Movement held what was widely viewed as an historic summit meeting in Belgrade last week, when a clear trend towards downplaying political issues in favour of constructive action in the neglected economic arena emerged. JOHN THOMAS of the Foreign Desk looks back
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      1005 10 Anti-dumping duties are heavy artillery of the protectionists' arsenal. The EC's fondness for them continues to raise fears of Fortress Europe after 1992. The Economist DUMPING is said to happen when a company aalla goods abroad for toss than the comparable price in
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      1115 11  -  By AL O LABITA AT A RECENT two-day Pacific Economic Cooperation Conference (PECC) in Manila, a Japanese expert expressed alarm over world demand for energy which has been rising at a fast clip and "far more than expected" in the
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      Lock icon Bofors scandal still haunts Gandhi
      1151 11 The Economist WHEN the Indian government signed a contract in early 1986 with the Swedish company Bofors to supply US$l.4 billion worth of 155 mm howitzers to the Indian army, Mr Rajiv Gandhi little realised that he might have caused his own and his party's
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      872 12  -  CINEMA By THOMAS QUINN CURTISS IHT THE FIRST week of the 46th Venice Film Festival has featured in several forms: America as seen by a European Americans in Europe, and Americans at home. T< The Italian director Lina Wert--1 muller has been praised for
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      960 13 ART AP THE CHINESE GOVERNMENT'S .suppression of the movement for a freer society inspired a wave of art which is beginning to appear in New York. The Tiananmen Memorial Exhibit at Lincoln Center, a show by nine artists of Chinese ancestry living in New
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      433 13  -  TOYS By ALAN COOPERMAN AP IF AMERICAN KIDS grow bored with video games, toy companies are hoping to pick up the slack with the latest craze from Japan: model cars that move at the equivalent of 515 km per hour if scaled to full size.
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      Lock icon Australia leads in Bermuda Bowl
      150 13 BRIDGE Reuter IN THE world bridge championship for the Bermuda Bowl, Australia has moved ahead of eeven others competing in the preliminary round-robin. The Australian team beat Egypt 26-4 on Monday as Taiwan beat Canada 21-®, France beat Brazil 19-11 end New Zealand beet Colombia
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      296 12 Whete to entertain... Where to entertain... Where to entertain... Where to If you knew sushi. Those who appreciate only the best in Japanese cuisine have found a home in Singapore. Inagiku. Reservations, *****10 or *****85 ext *****/6. Thi WistinPia/a WESTIN MMHiIBOm Taiwan Fbrridge for lunch, dinner and supper. i PmK
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      194 12 w A i The Velvets Relive the Rock N Roll era with the smooth sounds of the Velvets. Felinda, Addris Hash play a range that stretches from the fifties to the seventies. The Velvets perform from spm-Bpm Sunday to Friday. Fashion show every Monday to Wednesday. dub^ Plaza Hq®, S§
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      223 12 6SVANA COMES TO TOWN. QL&I I Over 60 tantalizing dishes, prepared with true Spanish ardour and colour. Explore the legendary flavours and visit Spain without ever stepping onto Spanish soil! Only at The Belvedere. SPANISH BUFFET LUNCH I—3o September 12 nam—2.3o pm Adult: 533++ Child: $17 -hWe serve the worid
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      152 13 Unkai is a traditional Japanese restaurant offering such superb dcLcactes as smht, sashimt and teppanyakL For private partus there are four tatanu rooms available. Lunch: 12pm to 3pm. Dinner: 630pm to I Ipm. CertUryPlrt ansja« itN^iXVwximuniim j eyewnar w«>aas PRICES SUBJECT TO SERVICE CHARGE AMD J* CESS. W OLD STYLE
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      1309 13 TV and RADIO French agony OUR CHOICE ELSA ELSA, 10.30pm, SBC 12 If you don't think somebody else's love-affair-gone-sour is worth expending your mental energiee, then give this French flick a miss A ro-mantically-inclined but way too emotional film director and former child actor Is commissioned to write the screenplay
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      582 14 Bw/S AP TfllEJ WIMBLEDONS, a US Opitt.'M Davis Cup, all by the agd of 21. How much mora can Boria Backer expect? Plenty. Eight Grand Slam titles two at Australia, Paris, Wimbledon and Flushing Meadow and a Federation Cup by the age of 20. How much more can
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      181 14 ATHLETICS AFP STAR SPRINTER Linford Christie has predicted that Britain would dominate the men's events at next gear's European Athletics Championships after the country's third placing in the World Cup during the weekend. "This has got to be the best British team
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      270 14 AFP INDIA, bidding for Grand Prix status in athletics, has managed to lure some of the world's finest track talent to run in the Nehru International Athletics Meet in New Delhi this month. Carl Lewis became the latest track superstar to confirm his
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      Lock icon Prost gearing up for decisive clash with Senna
      482 14 MOTOR-RACING AP ALAIN PROST will bo busy preparing for a decisive clash with team-mate and chief rival Ayrton Senna in the Portuguese Grand Prix in two weeks' time, all the while computing the points he can add in his bid for a
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      347 14 GOLF AFP THE EUROPEANS will out-drive the Americana and hit more greens in regulation figures when the teams dash in ths Ryder Cup st the Belfry next week. That Is the prediction based on tne latest statistics on ootn sides issued yesterday
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      Lock icon Ballesteros to challenge Norman's position
      185 14 AFP QREQ NORMAN'S position st world number one will come under firs from Spain's Severisno Bsiiestsros later this week. Bsliesteros will be one of the Austrslisn's opponents in the prestigious Lancome Trophy in France, which starts today. Sam Torrance, one of the Spaniard's European teammates
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      459 14 BASEBALL AP JEROME WALTON'S RBI single broke a seventh-inning tie and Mitch Williams picked off a runner at first for the final out as the first-place Chicago Cubs edged Montreal 4-3 on Monday. The loss, Montreal's seventh in 11 gamee, dropped the Expos five games behind
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      74 14 SNOOKER AFP JAMES WATTANA, Thailand's snooker sensation who shocked Mike Hallett on the way to the Asian Open final last month, has a chance to humiliate the Englishman even more. They have been drawn to meet each other in the third round of the
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      177 14 CYCLING AP WORLD CHAMPION cyclist Greg LeMond of the US has signed a contract with a French team, Z, the French television network Antenne 2 said on Monday. LeMond, who won the Tour de France this year for the second time, has received
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      IGB and MUI to acquire Charles Bradburne & Co
      397 15 IGB and MUI to acquire Charles Bradburne Co PROPERTY group IGB Corp and diversified Malayan United Industries (MUI) are believed to be wrapping up a deal to acquire the entire equity of stock broking firm Charles Bradburne A Co for over Ms 7 million. The IGB-MUI team is understood to
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      Bonvests director to join stockbroking firm as dealer
      500 15  -  By MAGDALENE NG BONVESTS HOLDINGS' executive director Kuik See Juan haa reeigned from the group and will be joining stockbroking firm Kay Hian Jamee Capei in November ea a dealer. Mr Henry Ngo, Bonvests' chairman and managing director confirmed yeaterday that Mr
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      Polytek reveals identity of buyer of S K Building
      373 15 SESDAQ-LISTED Polytek Wearnea Holdings revealed yesterday that the buyer of its re-centiy-acquired S K Building is China Sea Petro-Chemical Co, a company incorporated in Hongkong. The name of the buyer had not been made known until the announcement yesterday. The building
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      UK company makes bid foe, Avimo's parent company
      483 15  -  By ELAINE KOH AVIMO Singapore, a precision optica manufacturer, may have a new Britiah parent company if a takeover offer for United Scientific HokJinga pic (USH) auoceeda. Avlmo ia currently 66-per-cent owned by USH, a group liatod on the London Stock Exchange.
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      UEL chalks up $1.8m interim net profit
      532 15 CONTINUING ITS ride back into the black. United Engineers Ltd hes reported a net profit after minority interests but before extraordinary items of $1.78 million for the six months ended June 30. Net profit before minorities jumped to $2.04 million compared with $450,000
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      Lock icon Harrisons Malaysian makes offer for Kundong Tanjong Pau
      393 15 NST OIL PALM giant Harrisons Malaysian Plantations Bhd (HMPB), which has gained control of a strategic 50.21 per cent stake in Kundong Tanjong Pau, is making a mandatory offer for the rest of the shares in the latter for M 510.85 million
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      Lock icon D & C Bank's pre-tax profit up 54.5 pc
      217 15 D C Bank's pre-tax profit up 54.5 pc Bernama DEVELOPMENT and Commercial Bank Bhd (D&C) has reported a group pre-tax profit of M 510.221 million for the year ended Dec 31, 1968, up 54.5 per cent from the M 56.616 million for the previous financial year. The profit attributable to
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        1118 16  -  -tf KEVIN GWEE SESDAQ oountsrs surged while the main board traded sideways oditfw local slock market yestsrday^ Precision metal manufacturer Amtek. which had Just announced a one tor-one bonus issuer led the gainers with a 22.3 per 'cent. 40 cent rise.
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        Unit trusts
        302 16 Id 1 1 11 1. > for Sap 13 'l xkw Singopo r* Unit Trust nfCoaarn Tto'Sovtagi hm 'Vpdm Prog h» S'para Sac N«d S'por* hwM F» S'por* Equity Fu i (JOB i 0.19 1 077 •d 0S5 ■d ass IJO 1.14 0S> 082* OfO 0-42 f Asia
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        COMPANY MEERTINGS
        65 16 UMW HOLOMQS BEftHAD: EQM at UMW Auditorium. Jaian Utaa (15/7). Batu Tiga Induatrial Eatata, ***** Shah Aiam, Saiangor, Darui Ehaan, today at 10am. ALEXANDRA HOLDINGS UMfTED: AQM at 11 Cotiyar Quay #124)1 The Arcada, Singapore 0104, on Sap 16, Friday, at noon. MALAYAWATA STEEL BEftHAD: 29th AQM at
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        6178 16 1« w a Low Tol Cods III +orVol (*•00) Doy Mgh Low Loal On Bwyor 8 ok Gr*o Dtv Mv Cw Qr*o YTd Not Pit M Cap 4 T» 4 8E80AQ pj70 120 1 r 108 70* 257 135 :;S S" ,200 74 123 06 ;fce 06
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        Share prices end lower
        3539 17 BULLS paused for breather on ths Kuala Lumpur stock marfcst yesterday, reversing six strslght winning sessions to dose broadly easier in moderste trading. Brokers blamed the downward drift in prices on a lack of buying IrdsresL exacerbated by the poorer Tokyo market and lack of freeh
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        Lock icon Lion Nathan denies buying Bond assets
        238 18 Reuter NEW ZEALAND brewing and retailing group Lion Nathan Lid has da4itco fi)6QiA speculation max n n«a bought assets from the troubled Bond Corp Holdings Ltd. f "There's been no deal. We've got nothing," corporate affairs spokeswoman Janet Weir said yeetorday. 1 The Nmtionmt
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        Lock icon Manila: Prices slide further
        111 18 Reuter PHILIPPINE shsree slid further yeeterdsy on increased selling in the absence of fresh factors in s market deprssssd by Arm interest rstss. "Trading wss more active today, but many invsstors ere eort of playing It by ear," said a trader at Anaaldo Qodinaz and Co.
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        Lock icon Magnum interested in Bond assets
        182 18 Reuter ;"BREWER Magnum Corp Ltd, a unit '<H Brierley Investments Ltd (BIL) la mrnmm in buying part or all of Bond Holdinga Ltd'a A 53.5 billion of brewing eeeets. 'We are intomM in one, two I or thraa of Ma brawartaa, or all, depending on
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        Lock icon Seoul: Stocks rebound
        179 18 Reuter SEOUL stocks yeeterday rebounded In afternoon trading on rumours ths government wss considering booeting the market after the three day Chueok rKMvoay starung looay The compoeite Index gained 6.40 to doae at 664.26. Turnover waa 340.4 Milton won sgalnst 266J billion on Monday. Rlaee led telle
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        Lock icon Bangkok: Share prices firmer
        120 18 Reuter THE STOCK EXCHANGE of Thailand index y—f rday doaad at 721J8. up 7.64 on a turnovar of aharaa valuad at 2.9e&57 million baht Tha Bookclub Indax doaad at 624.18, up 6JO. m* It 1 IANT f „jJ 3M *1 *1 44.71 •fl.H -4_u uneh ik
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        New Zealand: Quietly weaker
        120 18 SELECTIVE profit-taking and weakness in the Australian markst pushed share prices lower y ester dsy. wiping out initisl slight gains. "There's s bit of contusion In the market with some overseas strstsgtsts sdvlsing selective profittakings while the fundamental sentiment is still bullish," one broker said. The
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        1178 18 Hongkong Reuter SHARE PRICES ended easier yesterday, but up from the lows on lato buying in thin trads. The Hang Sang index fell 4.45 points to 2.610.16. rebounding from a day's low of 2.564. The broader-based Hongkong Index eaaad 3.24 to 1,721.44. Turnover fell sharply to HK6675.64
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        Lock icon Sharply lower finish
        368 18 Sydney Reuter AUSTRALIA'S share market closed sharply weaker under pressure from a combination of factors yestsrday, including a sell-off in futures, program trading and a rise in local interest rates. The All Ordinaries Index finished 15 points down at 1,741.4, up from its low for the day
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        440 18 Tokyo Reuter THE MARKET rallied on buying by tryst funds and foreign arbitrageurs to finish higher after a five-day slump yeeterday. There was soma optimism due to s slightly firmer yen, but trading was thin. Players still cautious about rtaing interest rates said the currency ahift was
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        Lock icon Shuwa subsidiary moves into London
        191 18 AP A SUBSIDIARY of Japan'a Shuwa Corp that owns a string of landmark US offlcs buildings is getting into European real sststs with a 290-year Isasehold on Ashdown Houss In London. fShuwa Investmsnts Corp, a Loo Angslss bsssd real sststs Investment snd development firm, aakJ
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        Lock icon Prices slide in thin volume
        958 19 New York Reuter CONCERNS OVER the US economy's direction sent Wall Street into a alump on Monday and sent investors to the sidelines, where they awaited several economic indicators and a major options and futures expiration later this week. Volume was the lowest since July
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        Lock icon Stocks close weaker
        734 19 London Reuter SHARE PRICES were weak in moderately active afternoon business on Monday with initial losses extended when Wall Street opened lower in the afternoon. Monday's news that August UK producer input prices showed a fall of 0.3 per cent against estimates of a rise of around
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        Lock icon EUROPEAN MARKETS ROUNDUP
        1441 19 Reutsr AMtTBIOAIC: Dutch share prices recouped all of their earlier modest loeeee in quiet mideeeeion trading The recovery wee due mainly to proleesional buying In a market thai lartied a dear eenee of direction. The CBB alt-ehare trend index rooe to 196.4 from yeeterday's start of 196.5
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        Lock icon Drexel pleads guilty to six counts of fraud
        413 19 NYT DREXEL BURNHAM Lambart Inc. tha Wall Otraat powartiouaa that tranaformad corporata Amarica through Ha pionaaring un of highyiald "junk bonds", plaadad guilty on Monday to tlx counts of mall and sacudtiaa Iraud in tha largsst auch caaa avar on Wall Straat
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      377 19 Sunday, Sept. 17, 1989. Grand Ballroom Hilton International Singapore F~ Mr i 120 Tribal And Fine Oriental Carpets Rugs •W Viewing: 10am Ipm Auction Sale: l.SOpa spm a. All lot* are guaranteed and backed by a full trade in value at our showroom. Auctioneers: Cheong Koon Sang (CKS) Auctioneers A
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    POSB expects to better last year's $172 m surplus
    572 20  -  By DEXTER LEE THE POST OFFICE Savings Bank yesterday rsportsd a record surplus of $172.2 million for Its 1968 financial year. And with eight months of the current year already over, the national savings bank said its 1969 surplus is likely
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    Lock icon KL incurs balance of payments deficit of M$1b
    196 20 Bernama FOR THE FIRST TIME Binc« 1983. Malaysia hat registered a deficit of M 51,104 million in its overall balance of payments poeition. I A Statistics Department report, covering the balance of payments position in the 1966-1988 period, showed that last year's
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    Lock icon KL can service all its loans: Dr M
    228 20 Bernama PRIME MINISTER Datuk Sort Dr Mahathir Mohamad yeeterday said Malaysis could afford to service all Its external loans snd would continue doing eo. He said Malaysia's call to rich nations to writs off loans to poor countries st the Ninth Non-Aligned
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    Lock icon Hawke ready for two mors polls before retirement
    165 20 AFP AUSTRAUAN Prime Minister Bob Hawke said he would toed his Lsbour Party into two more federal elections before considering rstirsmsnl Mr Hawks, who turns 60 In Dscsmbsr, csms to powsr In 1983 snd led Labour to victory In early elections In
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    Mentor Graphics to invest $45m over four years
    529 20  -  ■y JAYARAM MENON MENTOR GRAPHICS, a US leader in computer-aided engineering systsms, yseterday opened its regional headquartsrs in Singapore with an announcement that It would Invest $46 million over the next four years. A quarter of the money will be spent on
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    Supercomputer centre needed: EDB chief
    408 20 SINGAPORE SHOUtD eet up a national aupercomputing reeource centre to encourage the use of Its two supercomputers, edopting the stretsgy used by the US to promots Its supercomputing industry. Experience has shown that such a strategy was vital In cresting ths infrastructure that supported the
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    Lock icon Dai-lchi Kangyo eyes controlling stake in CIT
    298 20 NYT IN THE LARGEST Japanese move ever into the American banking market, the Dai-lchi Kangyo Bank, the world's biggeet, is discussing the US$l.5 billion purchase of a controlling inter set in the CIT Group, a business lending unit of the Manufacturers Hanover Corp.
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    Lock icon Mosbacher explores trade measures with Japan
    502 20 AP AMERICAN Commerce Secretary Robert Moabacher end hit Japanese counterpart had constructive talks in Tokyo yesterday as they explored ways to cooperate on reducing Japan's huge trade surplus, US officials said. Mr Moabacher and Hikaru Matsunaga, Japan's Minister of International Trade and Industry, sought
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    153 20 AP RISING IMPORTS, including oil and a major US airplane purchaae, helped reduce Japan's trade surplus tor the fourth consecutive month in Auguet, Japan'a finance ministry said yesterday. The ministry said the unadjusted Auguet surplus totalled U553.44 billion, down from U554.67 billion a
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    Taiwanese plan to invest USssb in export-oriented facility in Philippines
    305 20  -  *r Al O Labita A 117-MAN investment mission from Tsiwsn arrives in Manila today to put up a US$5 billion ex-port-oriented industrial facility in the hometown of President Corazon Aquino's late husband, Benigno Aquino. The mission, Taiwan's largest foreign trade
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      Lock icon Hungary refutes criticism
      45 20 AFP HUNGARY yesterday disCAAI Q la, f 11~> I ar>t milieu Ciii Mfiin 8 v»o»«ni cflUclmi of Hi decieion to let East German rafugooe In Budepeet go wut M "totally unacceptable". end denied allegationa it «u peld e "bribe" for each refugee.
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      Lock icon Poll setback in Norway
      42 20 Reuter NORWAY'S ruling Labour party has suffered its worst electoral aelbeck .since 1846 in national electione, but looks likely to keep the reins of power thenks to e surge In votes for a much smaller left-wing party. Renter
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      50 20 Reuter POLAND'S parliament approved a Sotkfartty-ted government yeeterday, formally ending 46 years of communist rule in the country. PofMs Rslma IHnlata TaiaiM nn rnrw mnhppv i muk Mitowlt Iri flashed i V-tor-victory sign ss dtpubti volad his cabinet into office by 402-0 with 13 abstentions
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      38 20 AFP FORMER U8 Secretary of State Alexander Haig was the 'Deep Throat* aource for the Watergate acandei which lad to Republican preaident Richard Nixon's reeignatlon In Auguat 1874, the Dally News reported yesterday.
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      68 20 Reuter COMEX gold futures were slightly firmer in Muly trading yesterday Most-active December was US$O.7O firmer at U*****.30 an ounce. Cash market price* ranged from U*****.80 to U*****.30. Comex silver futures ware firmer in quiet early activity. Moatactive December was 2J2 cento firmer at U556,186 an
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        143 21 AFP SHIPYARDS AROUND THE WORLD are forecast to secure order* totalling a five-year high of 17 million groes tone this year, with Japan taking nearly half. The Japan Ship Exporters Association said in Tokyo on Monday that global shipbuilding orders totalled 8.75 million
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        84 21 Reuter JAPAN AND THE SOVIET UNION will hold their first bilateral maritime talks in 15 years in Moscow on Sep 14 and 15. A Japanese Trsnsport Ministry official said in Tokyo on Monday that the deputy director-general at the ministry's bureau of international transport
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        49 21 Reuter THE PAKISTANI MINISTRY of Food and Agriculture has invited freight tenders up to Sep 23 for the shipment of 100,000 tonnes of fertiliser to the country. Fifty thousand tonnes should reach Karachi by Nov 15 and the remaining 50,000 by Nov 30. Reuter
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        80 21 Reuter SWISS INSPECTION GROUP Ste Generate de Surveillance Holding has announced an expanded contract with the Philippines and a new one with Mali to prevent substandard imports. SGS will inspect Philippine imports before they are shipped from Brunei, Indonesia, South Korea, Malaysia, Singapore and Thailand
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        87 21 Reuter NEDLLOYD LUNEN BV, the shipping operator of Dutch transport firm Koninklijke Nedlloyd Groep NV, has placed orders for five container veeaels with a Japanese consortium comprising Mitsubishi Heavy Industries and Ishikawajima-Harima Heavy Industries Co Ltd. The orders, for so-called Ultimate Container Carriers (UCCs). are
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      145 21 THE SINGAPORE Association of Marins Surveyors will hold a seminar on ships' certificates and their relevance aa shipping documents on Sep 27 at the York Hotel. The seminar will discuss the requirements and purpoee of International Classification and Statutory Certificates issued under the
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      257 21  -  Al O Labita Jr THE PHILIPPINES has begun strsamlining its proceduree for grsnting investment incentives, grsnting high priority to its maritime industry. Last week, the Maritime Industry Authority (Msrina) and the Board of Investments (BOI) signed a memorandum to get rid of
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      277 21  -  *y Zulkifli Alwi PERBADANAN Nasional Shipping Lines (PNSL) has rejected a Panamax vessel built by Daewoo Shipyard of South Korea on the grounds that the ship is not up to specifications and is slightly damaged. PNSL. owned by the Malaysian-government-owned Perbadanan Nasional (Pernas),
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      434 21  -  PORT AUTHORITY TO WIDEN CUSTOMER BASE b* ZULKIFLI ALWI w THE PORT KLANQ AUTHORITY (PKA) is aiming for 10 per cent growth in traffic next year. To meet that target, it will work towarda keeping existing clientele and developing
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      216 21 A US$75 MILLION public issue proposed by Accord!* Maritime Corp has bean withdrawn, with the two partiea involved to continue their venture as a private joint operation. According to a report in Seatrade W—k, the deal between Frank Tsao's private holdinga and OMI
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      671 22 THE SOUTH KOREAN Ministry of Finance has allowed foreign shipping lines to establish branch offices in the country since July 1. In addition, overseas forwarding companies may set up joint venturee with Korean partners in marine freight forwarding. At the beginning of July,
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      650 22 PORTS end shipping lines have contributed to a proliferation of volume incentive freight ratee which do not increese when a shipper stuffs more cargo into a container. But both Induatriee will breathe a collective sigh of relief K the US Federsl Maritime
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      1956 22 RECEIVING OF EXPORT FCL CONTAINERS AND LCL CARGO Ship Voy Ai rrtval Transtain«r Schedules Blk Op Gdn D«te/Tlm« Tlmi From Tim# To Booking < Bate Aadro Star SNA 14 09 89 0700 13/2200 13/2245 NA 2 a 00 •01 Amoa —m *****9 1800 13/1830 1*1900 NA
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      520 22 Sep 19*14 International Union of Marina Imuran (HJMI) conferanca, Antwerp, Belgium. Sop 18-23 Southampton International Boat Show, Mayflower Park. Southampton. Sap 17-23 World energy conference and exhibition, Montraal, Canada, tap IMS Asian Shipbuilding in tha ***** Conteranca, Hyatt Regency Hotel, Buaan, Koraa. This international conteranca la organiaad by
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      688 22 AFP AFTER A SLOW START, world freight ratee ahowed strong aigna laat week that their traditional Autumn climb waa starting. The Baltic International Freight Futurea Exchanged (Biffex) Baltic Freight Index (BFI) cioeed up nine points on the week st 1,437 points, after the market began the week inactively
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      302 22 AP THE BAUOIS haw aignad a fiveyttr Imn urmMK with a us company tor oil MOfiQi ftctiitiM in tha Carlbbaan to axpadlta ulm to UB. Tho Mlddlt Em*t Economic Survey, a waakly oil industry rwwittttir, reported on Monday |k
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      160 23  -  by Al O Labita Jr CHINA OCEAN Shipping Company (Cosco) has launched a weekly reefer service between the Philippines and Europe. Coeco, represented by Wallem Philippines Shipping, announced in Manila that the service began last Monday with the arrival of five refrigerated containers from Hamburg.
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      1162 23 FREIGHT markat rata* on Monday ramalnad on a stow upward trand akted by flrmar flxturaa tor haavy grain from tha US Qutf to Japan, brokara said Two vaaaata wara bookad al U5524.75, baa* combinations. prompting a rtaa In tha rata tor tha route in tha Baltic Fratght aub
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      680 24 Hapag-Lloyd CONTAINER SERVICE TO UK/CONTINENT P. KELANG SOUTHAMPTON 1M HAMBURG BREMERHAVEN AISO ACCEPTING CARGO TO: ALL UK INUNO DCSTINAT BELFAST, DUBLIN, COPENHAGEN, AARHUS, GOTHENBURG. MALMO. HELSINKI. OSLO. CARIBBEAN S AMERICA CONTAINER SERVICE FROM UK/CONTINENT m VOY NO HAMBURG 11 > rTY.' »77THi...»- -,IV.- T~ r 1 i»7.¥TT.l^(■TT^.i-lirii-; CONV/SEMI-CONTAINER SERVICE TO
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      780 24 r J_^ hi FULL CONTAINER SERVICE TO FUROPE (VUOEOM) iu cunurc pin pkl sin flx ham me rot ant len ssu%sr-u us as ss ss ss ss s§Kgs st3s"isjr Tw nfw "sss is Alio gjgfcyjHi all U.K. Dwtlnations, Scandinavian (Aartws, Coponhagsn, Gottwnburf) and other Europoan Inland points. Rr f mill
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      664 25 CONTAINER SERVICE TO UK CONTINENT m an mm am mm am vm afl no* mm u/m mm uoi w 12 25 2! an u/m itm mm mm ana «na mm am am am am am am am vm am am ONTAINERSHIP SERVICE EROM UK CONTINEN PEGASUS PROGRESS VJBN PECASUS PIONEER
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      817 25 Tr3L nun VAMP I IMC WEEKLY EXPRESS CONTAINER SERVICE btlU TANIi LINE ialso accepting reefer cargoes) UK FMG ELOTA MERC ANTE GR ANCOL OMBI AN A S A IN A T lON At lINE OF COLUMBIA) 1 CAVN COMPANIA ANONIMA VENE/OtANA DE NAVEGACION (NATIONAL LINE OF VENEZUELA! To Bo«»wvwitur»/B4mnqui*ta/S«ntj Morta/Cartaiano/
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      232 25 Hai Sun Hup Co (Pt< lAii 'fL 2204 •for Dttcharfing Only NOTE: ALSO CALLING OTHER JAPANESE PORTS, MONGKON6, TAIWAN I CHINESE PORTS, SUBJECT INOUCBKNT IMLintermaritime SOUTHERN AFRICA SERVICE KK SPORE PR DM CT AOAMASTOS Vtf* SM 14/1 Ufl if* Uf» mvtr tsru Z7/M 3NM UAI am mu w m tm
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      559 26 SINOSE MARITIME PTE LTD IRAN ME LAD Pit 711 SAILED ftM ISLAMIC REPUBLIC OF IRAN SHIPPING LINES TT^TTTT3T7^ KYOWA LINE (B/BULK CONTAINER) ETA SPORE GUAM SAIPAN IKLE' V 7 S SEPT *10 t/10 ans&Ui W* mu W1 •MICRONESIA PORTS DIRECT CALLS SUBJECT ON INDUCEMENT BASIS AllO/OR T/SHPT AT GUAM. I'l'JL
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      592 26 (ft HANJIN SHIPPING FULL CONTAINER SERVICE TO EUROPE VIA SUEZ trrt TO FAR EAST PORTS NANJIN TONC MAf MK hmum aormoMiM CMOTANC CHANCE MX FROM EUROPE VIA SUEZ TO USA PACIFIC SOUTH WEST CMOYANC I M THAT TO PACIFIC NOR WEST CANADA TO EAST COAST (ALL WATER SERVICE) NANJIN TONC
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      795 26 EVERGREEN EVER clone EVER CURT evu gentry EVU GATMU EVU GARDEN P > n earner ben Round-The-World East Bound (FE/CARIB/JJSEC/EURO/FE) 5*6 Kit KLG PUS MKT OSK TTO ML LRV ANN KM Fix SS it;! SX i!S SS "gj "fil "5S m SB ffi 5S SS n/a vu wwwuiuiluwww-wiw ALSO ACCEPTING
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      395 27 PACIFIC INTERNATIONAL LINES PIL Building, 140 Cecil Street. #03-00, Singapore 0106. Tel: *****33 CONTAINER SERVICES VOY SIN JKT ono iin« v n rt 77 mm mm am tl/0 BANGKOK CONVENTIONAL/SEMI-CONTAINER SERVICES mim m m MMAPOMK LOAOMQ FOB: I llfc I '!> B|' Z~3 IMM 20-27/0 00-12/10 n-i«n« 20-28/10 12-14/0 IWM
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      363 27 m BEN LINE CONTAINERS EXPRESS CONTAINER SERVICE TO UK/CONTINENT •n tm m* wm vm mm m m vu mm mi m m am JU m an iv» a* m 1 r TASMAN ASIA SHIPPING ■AM LMK(TS) MM MMMU WVA AKL MAT TV Txtxnowa ad m* ano TA HAMMER B mo
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      224 27 t3 >r ffi T i (ACCEPTING CONVCNTIOIIAI ADO CONTAIMJIISEO CARGO) 1 PAMJAMfIMR IWOff 1M» W» (ACCtPTMC COWMTIOWAI AMO cmtamemcd cargo) SRWUAYA/27W1 IHW 1 W *11 (ACCtPTMC CONVOTHMAL AM) CONTAIMOHSCO CAMO) KUTAi/UM in an* imi *w (acccttim comumoNAL am CONTAMUUKO CAMO) M|Ml to to<m owim* Atoo acMptfng cargo to CmMww ASO
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      441 27 BOUSTEAD SHIPPING AGENCIES PAGAN VMM NPA-AR Vim MYANMA FIVE STAR UNE (Burmese National Line) Loading for Rangoon Sport P.KcUng Ptnanf Bißtfcol umtrn* hi» s*t THE BANK UNE NORTHBOUNO TO UKC SPORE ROAM HMBC HULL TAMAITAI SAMOA VIIN 15/! 13/10 17/ M 21/ M FORTH BANK V2SN ISM *11 13/11 Sffi
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      618 28 Kline l\ \W \v\kl KIM N K \lS|| I I I) u M 1 J 1 V- >' i *PORT HO ays an ifw I VlO I WIV OOCL FREEDOM IMP I *PK/PNG MO 21/9 m *10 fc ►f £2 r v» '....j .4 MOTHER VESSEL VOY LB OAK {*s*®°
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      511 28 INDIA EXPRESS CONTAINER SERVICE HI I nfcn rcurCL CihWiiih imosm PJMmi Nmi Lm*« tar mam <m »r KALIOAS «MP MM US* tf U# Mm TULSIOAS »4W K> Oct 4Od 400 Mm En**—M) MITOftAM V4IH B Od CMfe KALHMS V.49P IDm INM 2Hw Mm TULSIOAS *.44T SON 17 Nm 17 MM
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      258 28 GOLDEN LINE GUAN GUAN SHIPPING (PTE) LTD 21. T«M *r»f Slr*l UNCAKWf 01M T£l UUM (10 LIMES) Fu MM» WJ GULF SERVICE: hn f. UST l/.'U T '.'l'll' X"TCt s CHINA OCEAN SHIPPING THE PEOPLE S REPUBLIC t.' V ".t X. ..I j" I u.S™-£ i 3 S 53. 33.
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      263 28 ii i. -'i.Tfrr CAFCTOM, MIT UNM FOR INQUIRES S 3 LJ TIMBER PLYWOOD SERVICE TO U.K./CONTINENT KKU rfOtE M LOAMNG FOR POMORAC ISfl 24/1 SETE/RDMJANT/FLU/UK SILVER SUCCESS SM VM «TS^«*AIIT^UI/UK MULTIPORT AGENCIES (S) PTE. LTD. TO.: 2224X77 FAX: 225M31 PJL multmort son mm. TBL: MM TUfc MA ***** MULTRA MtQ
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      972 29 NEPTUNE MENCES PTE. LID. EMUffIM n EU/AUST TPA/SCA Z7W77 *****53 ******2 *****19 *****11 zmit *****41 (CR NO. **********0E) 1 NEPTUNE ORIENT LINES LTD I K F. XPOR I •□823E1525 FRO IMPORT PEG SGP MOTHB VBL/VOY LBH VU 08/10 09/10 06/10 io/io 11/10 17/10 23/10 14/10 30/10 31/10 mu or/11 04/10
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      652 29 sss L /A SINGAPORE SOVIET SHIPPING CO PRIVATE LTD SINSOV BUILDING 55. Market Street Singapore 0104 Tel: *****33 (15 Lines) Terminal Off* Cable Address SINSOV SINGAPORE Telex Numbers RS ***** RS ***** RS ***** IS NAI THONG SNIPPING 127 NMMSM. PMML N*rw JAYAPOH KUN, Tat 622*4*22*/ TaMt MA «C* GUQAHG'
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      257 30 r 4 CORPORATION (PTE.) LTO. TIL 225 6868 {34 laws) FAX *****39/*****76 TtliX RS ***** A/B SSCMA. RS ***** A/B SSCAO DSR-LINES vM A MT MPP INTEGRATED CONTAINER SERVICE TO EAST MEDITERRANEAN *ICA ANT 8.1 111, a. 1■ 31 rTTT: l' 'i. i:nnnnnn ii-, i llUiDDilllllO moooooo :t TO FAR-EAST
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      177 30 ffeßmon, unes MONTHLY LASH LINER SERVICE TO: New York, Norfolk, Baltimore, Philadelphia Charleston, Savannah, Now (Moans, Mobile Patcagoula, Houston, Galveston, Beaumont Camden, Jacksonville wthuw Q. VAUXY FROM: Port Sudan, Karachi, Jamnapr, Bombay Cochin, Madras, Calcutta, Chittafong to S'pore k Port KeUni j. pafywi 8. VAUCT nuo uui mm mm cam
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      524 30 H< I REGIONAL CONTAINER LINE ASEAN PORTS BANGKOK 4 SAILINGS A WEEK BKK (Tei: Bi. 11 PJCELANG -3 SAILINGS A WEEK DASWANt Sdn Bhd Pkl (Tel: *****59) PENANG J sailings a week .1 li. Ma..i.J:HMIII.*'.'. I JAKARTA 2 sailings a week PT Sarana Pemda Jkt (Tei: *****6) SURABAWM sailing a
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      683 31 UNIPACIFIC TRANS TRADING AGENCY PTE. LTD. SINGAPORE TEL: *****22 FAX: *****76 <t> A. VSL. c n an J mLJ OjjjJ a yixiJ Algerian National Line T/ MEDITERRANEAN SERVICE S PORE LOADING FOR 5/10 AlgMr/Oran/AiNUte ALL VESSELS ACCEPTIN6 FCL CONTAINERS FOR JAPANESE PORTS Heavy Lift 100 tons available On Inducement can
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      306 31 r fNj RICHFIELD MARINE AGENCIES (S) PTE LTD TEL *****33 (10 Lines) ffl FA* ***** 1S TELE* RS 3SSS3 RISMIP (3 L.nev rtrn rr* *r*"» rtrn vr» Efi jinnm MEN HUNG LINE NtAINERISED FORTNIGHTLY LINER SERVICE TO SOUTH AFRICA DURBAN/JOHANNESBURG ACCEPTING BOTH FCL/LCL CARGO Vessel Sport Durban Johannesburg DILIGENCE CONTAINER
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      691 31 >Kl!r#J 23/9 1M 22/9 25/9 24/9 25/9 2M 29/9 4/10 24/9 23/9 29/9 30/9 23/9 23/9 23/9 10/9 ft 10/9 15/9 ft 19/9 A 17/9 ft 19/9 ft 10/9 ft 20/9 ft 20/9 ft 17/9 ft 19/9 ft 21/9 ft 20/9 ft 10/9 ft 19/9 ft 10/9 ft HONGKONG/ CHINA
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      207 31 BALTIC ORIENT SHIPPING PTE LTD. TIGER BAY 79N CALABAR 7CCNB I. YAMBURENKO 17S1M SUSAK m LEUVE nil TIGER BAY UN CALABAR 77CNB SUSAK BN LEUVE §112 IV> 17/S SIM 17-11/9 ai* r, 10/10 12/10 15/10 W* 23-24/1 3M 1/1® I 17/10 VIETNAM SERVICES 3 liLFi u mom u p. itmmtn
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      104 31 IFARGO SHIPP, m a il REGULAR EXPRESS FCL LCL SERVICE v; DESTINATION BANGKOK ETA SINGAPORE TOUT KELANC (Fa ONLY) IVS. 17fl. 22/1. 2* □EEE3S KEELUNC, mwm JAKARTA (Fa ONLY) TOKYO. KOK. MOAN (Fa ONLY) 2Sfl, 2*S. 12/10. 17/ M FARGO SHIPPING CO (P) LTD 19. K«pp«l tod, #06-07/08 -*J Jit
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      78 32 GOODWAY LCI ACCEPTANCE TO NOUMEA, FIJI MMWEA SUVA I*lo mi ism 1/12 EXPRESS lAUMI TO PAPUA NEW OUMEA LAC *w SIN 21 n KMT MOMStY an GOODWAY CONSOL VIA SUVA TO: APIA, PAGO PAGO TARAWA KIRIBATI NUKUALOFA TONGA RAROTONGA FUNAFUTI TUVtU SIN SUVA VSL (TBN 0101) W 19/10 Goodway Agencies
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