The Business Times, 7 November 1989

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    11 1 BUSINESS TIMES MCI (P) 45/12/88 TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 1989 75 CENTS
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    FINANCIAL NEWS SUMMARY
    256 1 Dow down WALL STREET STOCKS fell along with bond prices early yesterday. The Fed was not expected to ease credit soon and a heavy schedule of treasury auctions might weigh on prices, pushing up yields, traders said. The Dow 30 was down 18 at 2611 amid some
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    Hongkong bucks regional downtrend
    231 1 REGIONAL STOCK MARKETS closed lower yesterday in dull trading, except for Hongkong. Share prices in Hongkong rose on increased turnover. Bargain bunting pushed the Hang Seng Index up by 16.33 points to 2,756.12, and turnover rose to HK$1 billion from Friday's HK$748 million. In Singapore, share
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    Lock icon Japanese feel their lives getting harder: survey
    131 1 AP IN SPITE OF Japan's reputation as a country overflowing with money, roughly one in three Japanese says that making a living is getting harder, according to a poll released yesterday. The results appeared in the 35th "Opinion Poll on the Life of
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    Lock icon Mahathir urges more foreign brokers to link up with KL firms
    368 1 Bernama MALAYSIAN Prime Minister Datuk Seri Dr Mahathir Mohamad yesterday asked reputable foreign stockbroking companies to take up equity in joint ventures with local concerns. Dr Mahathir said the Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange was liquid and was getting more
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    'Govt considering raising cess rate'
    468 1  -  AN INCREASE OF ONE TO 2 PERCENTAGE POINTS EXPECTED By JOHN TAN TALK IS RIFE in the tourism industry that the government is studying a proposal to increase the cess rate on hotel rooms, and food and beverage establishments. Though plans are not finalised yet.
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    DBS Bank to launch unit trust fund for Malaysian stocks
    613 1  -  SINGAPORE-MALAYSIA STOCK EXCHANGE SPLIT By MAGDALENE NG DBS BANK is launching a unit trust fund to invest in Malaysian stocks as well as an index to track the performance of listed Singapore companies. The move, to capitalise on opportunities presented
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    Lock icon Malaysia to make Labuan island a tax haven
    150 1 Reuter MALAYSIA will turn Labuan island in Sabah into an international tax haven as part of efforts to attract multinational companies, Prime Minister Dr Mahathir Mohamad told an economic forum in Kuala Lumpur yesterday. He did not elaborate. The 92-square-km island in
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    KLSE delisting move: finance companies face collateral poser
    307 1  -  By HONG LEE TIAM THE DELISTING of Malaysian stocks from the local bourse has put finance companies in a quandary they are not sure if they can still hold Malaysian shares as collateral. Under Section 23b of the Finance Companies Act, finance
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    DBS and Tat Lee in venture with Indonesian bank
    342 1  -  By QUAK HIANG WHAI DBS BANK, Tat Lee Bank and PT Bank Buana Indonesia, an Indonesian private bank, are teaming up to set up a new joint venture bank in Jakarta. BT understands that the two Singapore banks are now in
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      214 1 'Delisting of S'pore Arms will not cmm problem', PAGE 21 ftDGraaora Editorial Comment: 10 Malaysia 5 Another level of checks New incentives for OHQs European Monetary System 10 Banking 9 Why Britain is hesitating Complaints over DFC Japan-US trade 11 Technology 13 'Revisionists' voice stand Nixdorf zooms in on SMEs
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      10 1 Reports from Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation Masting In Canberra, BACK PAGE
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  • HOME NEWS
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      Beaufort raises investment in Sentosa
      473 2  -  TOTAL COST OF RESORT PROJECT NOW $95m By SANGEETA MULCHAND BEAUFORT International Hotels will invest an additional $20 million in its resort development on Sentosa, bringing the total cost of the project to $95 million. This revision, the company's second since it was awarded the
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      Target: $1 b worth of private investment projects
      617 2 SENTOSA one of the jewels in Singapore's tourism crown is set to sparkle even more brightly if plans to secure a total of $1 billion in private investment projects are realised. This target, set in the middle of this year, is about
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      OCBC raises prime to 5.75pc to equal that of UOB, OUB
      404 2  -  By SOH TIANG KENG Financial Correspondsnt OCBC BANK will raise its prims lending rate by a quarter point to 5.75 per cent today, putting it on a par with that of United Overseas Bank and Overseas Union Bsnk but
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      DES polishes S'pore's image as jewellery centre
      329 2 THE DIAMOND Exchange of Singapore (DES) is going all out to ensure Singapore will shine ss a regional diamond and jewellery centre. Apart from organising jewellery design competitions and promoting design courses, it is sponsoring the Singapore Jewellery and Watch Fair '90. Ten
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      MEMO-PAD
      555 3 Seminars and courses Now 7 4 8 Business to Business Ming Court Hotel Direct Consulting *****18 Direct Marketing for Group Consumer Durables Nov 8-10 Negotiating Skills for Sim Management Singapore *****66 Supervisors and House Institute of Monogers Management Nov 9 How to Build and Amara Hotel Institute for *****21
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      STPB taking part in congress in Turkey
      222 3 ABOUT 1,200 West Germans will get a taste of what is in store for them even before they gather in Singapore next year for a travel conference next year. For the Singapore Tourist Promotion Board ia taking part in the Deutscher Reisebuero Verband
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      Matsushita's S'pore factory wins award for quality
      156 3 A MATSUSHITA plant in Singapore has won an award for quality from its US buyer. The 01 Award was presented recently to Matsushita Electronic Components (Singapore) Pte Ltd's Singapore manager, Mr S Masanobu, by Ford's executive vice-president for North American operation, Mr A
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      City Dev to bid for Kevin House
      584 3  -  PLAN TO MERGE BUILDING WITH ORCHARD HOTEL By LEE HAN SHIH Properly Correspondent CITY DEVELOPMENTS (CityDev) is trying to add another asset to its hotel empire CDL Hdtels International Ltd (CHIL) which ia planned to be listed on the Hongkong and Amsterdam exchanges.
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      Dhana and Boon Yang to represent Singapore at Asean talks
      189 3 NATIONAL Development Minister S Dhanabalan and his Senior Minister of State Dr Lee Boon Yang will represent Singapore at the 11th Asean ministers meeting on agriculture and forestry beginning this Thursday. To be held at the Marina Mandarin Hotel, the
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      Global withdrawals for Unicard holders
      199 3 FROM TODAY. ATM cardholders of the United Overseas Bank group will be able to use their cards worldwide to withdraw cash directly from their savings and current accounts. These card-holders, known as Unicard holders, can take out cash through more than 50,000 automated teller machines
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      85 2 CANTON GAftTCN m a Classics of (juangzfiou NOVEMBER 6-19 "A good life is to be born in Suzhou, live in Hangzhou and eat in Guangzhou", so goes a well-known Chinese idiom. The VVestin Plaza has brought in 3 master chefs m from Guangzhou's renowned White Swan Hotel to create classical
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      163 2 Cj-Sg-sT 22 25 November 1989 Hall of Nations Jakarta Fair Grounds. Indonesia The 4lh International Beclrical and Electronic Engineering, Power Generation and Supply Erfwbition Open dailiy 1100 1900 Open to Government Officials. Professionals and Trade Visitors only V Children will not be admitted On show will S«>porf»d by: 3fY) mmnnrw*-
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  • Page 2 Miscellaneous
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      31 2 Global tamparaturaa and waathar foracaat tor Nov 7 [*?ciwaiaa OUTLOOK: 6ha«ara to 7.30pm en Nov 6 at Rainy day* Ma i Munk* Naw York Roma C m w r'onaico S§oul oWnytor
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      103 3 Style for rent That's a series of BMW cars which you can now rent from Hertz at just $100 a day. Choose from our 3, 5 or 7-series cars. But this offer is only valid for the month of November. And for use in Singapore only. Rentals are made on
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  • FOREIGN NEWS
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      Lock icon China's central committee holds plenary session
      451 4 AP CHINA'S Communist Party Central Committee, holding its first plenary session since it purged reformist lesder Zhao Ziyang in June, convenes this week to tighten the conservative lock on the nation's economic and political policies. The plenum is expected to endorse a three-year programme,
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      Lock icon Many Chinese holding second jobs
      255 4 AP MILLIONS of Chinese, battered by inflation and bored by their work, are taking on second jobe. According to the Beijing Review yesterday, msny of the moonlighters are simply not showing up at their regular work, where job security is guaranteed, so they can devote
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      Lock icon Beijing clamps down on illegal street trade, pornography
      169 4 AP BEIJING city suthorities have closed down dozens of black markets, expoeed thousands of illegal street trsders and confiscated hundreds of thousands of pornographic books in a 100-day campaign against unsavory business practices, an official newspaper said on Monday. The campaign unearthed
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      Lock icon Kissinger expects China to continue economic reforms
      511 4 AFP FORMER US secretary of state Henry Kissinger said yesterday he believee China will continue on its stated path of economic reform, but warned that the June massacre in Beijing could recur. Speaking at a conference on the future of Asia-Pacific economic relations
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      Lock icon Kim visiting China to seek support: analysts
      139 4 AFP NORTH KOREAN President Kim ll-Sung's sudden visit to Beijing is aimed at seeking renewed support from Chinese leaders for his regime amid concern over rapid changes occurring in East Europe, analysts and commentators said in Seoul yesterday. Mr Kim is making "an
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      Lock icon Roh to tour European countries this month
      258 4 Reuter SOUTH KOREAN President Roh Tae-woo will visit West Germany, Hungary, Switzerland, Britain and France from Nov 20 to Dec 2, according to a presidential spokesman on Monday. His vistt to Budapest marks Seoul's first major success in its recent bid to open
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      Lock icon HK's basic law draft inadequate, says Amnesty
      386 4 Reuter AMNESTY INTERNATIONAL said yesterday that Hongkong's draft Constitution, or basic law, failed to guarantee international monitoring of human rights after the colony reverts to China's control in 1997. The London-based human rights group said its concern about Hongkong's future had been deepened
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      DAILY AIRCRAFT MOVEMENTS
      972 4 ARRIVALS Operator Sorvlc« Local From number ttm* CLT CALTtX 1115 PKU TtY MI315 1120 KUA QFA QF072 1135 IKK GU GA940 1150 MES THA TG403 1155 IKK SU SQ191 1200 PB4 GU GA900 1210 PKU StA SQ069 1210 BKK THA TG407 1225 IKK/HDY MAS MH641 1230 KCH
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      Lock icon Malaysia Plan to focus on urban growth
      376 5 Bernama A BALANCED and equitable urban-sector growth -will be the focus of the Sixth Malaysia Plan (1991-1995) and the proposed National Urbanisation Policy. Housing and Local Government Minister Lee Kim Sai said yesterday that Malaysia had been experiencing an accelerated pace of urbanisation
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      Lock icon East German minister urges Politburo to quit
      510 5 Reuler POPULAR PRESSURE for a purge of East Germany's long entrenched Communist elite has spilled over into party ranks with a Cabinet minister's call for the resignation of the ruling Politburo. The government, meanwhile, unveiled a major plank of its new reform programme
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      Lock icon Moscow trimming military by 235,000 men, says Pravda
      286 5 Reuler THE SOVIET Communist Party newspaper says the Sov et Union has slashed its armed forces by 235,000 men, part of cuts announced last December by Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev. Soviet armaments in Europe have been cut by 7,120 tanks, 2.964 artillery
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      Lock icon Washington concerned about copyright violations in M'sia
      280 5 Bernama THE US is concerned about the minimal protection of intellectual property rights in Malaysia, in spite of the existence of the country's Copyright Act, the economic counsellor at the US embassy in Kuala Lumpur said yesterday. "Nothing much has taken place to
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      Lock icon Malaysia set to offer new incentives for regional OHQs
      337 5 Bernama MALAYSIA it prepared to provide new incentives and more favourable taxes for foreign multinationals to establish their Asia-Pacific operational headquarters (OHQ) there, Datuk Seri Dr Mahathir Mohamad said yesterday. The prime minister said Malaysia wants more foreigners to go to
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      43 4 ICANTddUtVB THAT AMY THE CZAR'S STILL' 06, BUT HB A NICOTINE APPICT' REACHES FOR HtedeeuoNTHe MBTWTTY JOBS/Ntf/HAW TIMES Ami. I SO HB CHEHJS YOU... ON TUB SLY? NO, OUT IN THE OPEN. I'M AFMIPM&5 LOLLY IS A BfT OF A POORMAT. 77* tm
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      175 5 ITS NOT EXEMPT FROM RISING TAXES, COSTLIER PETROL OR CBD CHARGES.IT JUST FEELS THAT WAY. You take on a different attitude towards Not that ifs difficult to see why. driving when you take ownership of a BMW 730iL. Everything else seems insignificant All at once you find yourself moving compared
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      3741 6 ANN LIM YEAN MAY MELINDA CHAN SIEW LAN RAYMOND SIM MONG HWANG PEGGIE WEE LAY WAH LINDA LEE YOKE SIM SAM KHENG TANG POH BENNY TAN KIAN MENG ANTHONY LEE BENG HUP CALVIN YEO PENG WAH JOSEPH NG CHEE KEONG BOBBY NG BAH BEE VICTOR NG JOO HOCK DIANA CHUA
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  • COMMODITIES
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      Rubber
      287 7 SINGAPORE: Rubber prices closed slightly higher yesterday with Dec 1 RSS buyer quoted at 164.00 cents a kg, up half a cent from Friday's cloae. Dealers said pricea held steady in early afternoon trading, but light profit-tak-ing towards the end pared gains. Trading waa quiet with operators sidelined in
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      Produce Prices
      192 7 Chines* Produce Exchange y»*ri noon oosmg pnc»» on Novombf 6 (SS/100 kg) Coconut oil M FOB 90.00 Otd drum FOB 104.00 N*w drvra FOB 100.00 Copra Mixed (too—) 52.00 Pepper FOB NLW 490.00 Sarawak FOB foq NLW 480.00 Sarawak ipadal black FOB NLW 395.00 Sarawak Ada Mack F08
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      RAS and MRELB
      383 7 RAS prices m s cmMq, fob m mim 1 NOON CLOSE Buyors Sollon Buyort Soilort Int 1 RSS Prompt 161.25 162.25N 161.00 162.00N Int 1 RSS Doc 164.25 ***** 164.00 164 JO bit 1 RSS ion 90 167.50 168.00 167.25 167.75 bit 2 RSS OP 159.50 161J0N
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      Lock icon Palm Oil
      365 7 Reuter MALAYSIAN CRUDE PALM OIL FUTURES finished slightly easier on the Kuala Lumpur Commodity Exchange yesterday but trading remained quiet as moat operators prefered to sidelined on lack of freah leada and long liquidation. Prices were traded within narrow range following uncertainty due to last Friday's mixed trading
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      Lock icon Precious Metals
      304 7 Reuter HONGKONG: Gold yeaterday cloaed little changed in moderate trade on a lack of freah incentives A US5376/379 range was expected in New York. Bullion ended at US$377.70/376.20 againat New York's 377.75/378.25 close on Friday. The tael rose HK$8 to close at HK$3,517. Coins ended unchanged to HK$1
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      Lock icon Group to meet Bush on anti-coconut oil drive
      287 7 Bernama THE Asean and Pacific Coconut Community (APCC) will soon aend a delegation to meet US Preeident George Bueh in an effort to counter campaigna spearheaded by the American Soyabean Aaaociation (ASA) againat coconut oil consumption. This waa decided at the APCC's
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      Lock icon Salvadorean cocoa farmers badly hit
      192 7 Reuter SALVADOREAN farmers in Bahia are objecting to the low pricee they are obtaining for their cocoa, and as a reeult they are dismissing a high number of workers and giving poor farm care maintenance, Comiaaaria Smith da Bahia aaid in its weekly review. But,
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      KL Tin
      153 7 TIN pricee rtboHAdcd on Vm Kuala Lumpur Tin Marls at yeaterdey, cloalng 14 canli higher at 16 ringgN a kg after tailing for aix con••cutlv* days. "Tha rtaa was expected aa pricee hava gona down too much," ona daalar aald. A sharp rtaa on tha London Motal Exchenge
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      Lock icon Crude Oil and Products
      132 7 Telerate PRICES were seen to be drifting sideways in Singapore market yesterday. Little talk was heard and buy-sell indications were only notional. The delta between CST180 and CST380 was still at $3-4 mt. CST380 remained healthy in supplies. An end-November OSTIOO cargo was reportedly sold at
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      749 7 DO PEOPLE MISTAKE YOU FOR A STRANDED WHALE WHEN YOU'RE AT THE BEACH? f r an enormous beachball? II I Do you have trouble getting into I I elevators, even when they're empty? A \J Or difficulty flying because planes can't Ys /I Vlvd A take off with you in
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  • MONEY AND EXCHANGES
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      Slmex
      507 8 Eurodollar futures closed eaaier In moderate trade. Dec eased to 91.46 from Chicago's 91.48 and March to 91.88 from 91.89. Around 8,255 lots were traded. In Eurodollar options, about 30 calla and 45 puts changed hands. Three-month Euroyen futures closed lower. Dec fell to 93 23 from TIFFE's close
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      Forex markets
      1125 8 SINGAPORE: THE DOLLAR ended firmer on cross-trading yesterday, but underlying sentiment was mixed as players tried to pull the dollar in opposite directions. The dollar rose to 143.30/40 yen and 1.8520/30 marks against New York's Friday close of 143.28/33 and 1.8483/87. Dalip Chandiramani, vice president of First Interstate
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      IMM
      237 8 IMM currency futures finished mixed last Friday after yen contracts rebounded on speculation Japan would soon raise its key rates. Many traders took profits early ahead of the weekend. Traders reported active unwinding of long mark/short yen positions on talk the Bank of Japan would move to raise its
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      Asian dollar market
      169 8 ASIAN dollar depoeit rates ended little changed from narrowly mixed opening levels yesterday, after thin trading. Short-dates eased 1/16 point at the outset but were unchanged in subsequent trade. Monday/Tuesday closed at 8-7/8 8-3/4 pet and week-fixed at 8-13/16 8-11/16 pet. Term rates firmed 1/16 to 1/8
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      Options
      1289 8 CURRENCY FUTURES OPTIONS Monday Novambar 4 1989 OCUTSCHEMARK (SNREX) Om High c M caNa Lav Sett Oi tc a* puM sa Nig* LOW soa S3 34 JAM iNESE YEN (SIMEX) IX High caMa Lov 1 tec Dac puM 71 72 73 75 CURRENCY FUTURES OPTIONS IMM Friday, N 3,
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  • BANKING AND FINANCE
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      How to cover your loss of future earnings
      631 9  -  taking cover by PAUL FRANKLAND "LOSS OF PROFITS" ineurance, also known aa Conaequentiel Loae or Bueinees Interruption, protects your preeent businees against loea of future earnings. Moat of you are well ewere of the basic principlee of thie type of cover. With
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      Money markets
      24 9 THE overnight rate on the Singapore money market was 1/16 point lower at 5-3/16 per cent yesterday. Term rates were all unchanged.
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      Government securities market
      108 9 Treasury bills Period Issue Yesterday's dosing Day's code Maturity MO OFFER HKX LOW 3 month* 8Q*****A 01.02.90 4.40 4.35 6 month* B$*****V 18.01.90 4.40 4.35 1 y*or SY*****Z 18.10.90 4.35 4.30 Government notes and bonds Period Issue Maturity Coupon Yesterday's dosing Day's code rate WD OFFER HIGH
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      World interest rates
      150 9 IndlcrtM the average of the prime lending raise of 12 mafor banks In S'pore Interbank market rataa (offer/bid) on Nov 6 us$ DM swrc Y«n 7 doyi a 7/e a 3/4 13 14 7/t 1/1* 7 13/1* 7 7/t 7 3/4 3/1* 1/1* 1 urili 3/4 S/l
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      Lock icon Aussies face hard times over foreign loans
      463 9 Reuter AUSTRALIAN companies fighting business fsilures snd economic woes st home sre likely to fece Increasing problems rsising money oversees, ssy bankers snd corporste treasurers A reputation for wobbly entrepreneurs and plans for credit rating reviews on the long-term debt of two of
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      Lock icon Spain's biggest savings bank to merge with rival
      235 9 Reuter THE BOARDS of Spain's biggest savings bank, Caja de Pensiones (La Ceixa), and of its rival Caja de Barcelona said they had agreed to proceed with a merger. They announced the decision in a joint statement following simultaneous meetings last Friday.
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      Banks plan to send letter of complaint to DFC auditors
      503 9  -  ANNUAL REPORT MISREPRESENTED FINANCIAL SITUATION By HONG LEE TIAM SINGAPORE-BASED BANKS with loan expoeures to the collapsed Development Finence Corporation New Zeelend Limited (DFC) are plenning to send e stronglyworded letter to the compeny's auditors. They ere complaining that DFC's
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      SEB not keen on Indon joint venture
      375 9  -  By QUAK HIANG WHAI SKANDINAVISKA Enekilde Benken (SEB), the lergeet bank in Sweden, has no intention to set up en operetion in Jekarta in spite of recent Indonesian financial deregulation, said the bank's vialting chairman yeeterday. Mr Curt Oieeon, who ie here on
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      Lock icon US first to restructure Manila debt
      210 9 AFP THE United States and the Philippines have signed an agreement restructuring official debt payments totalling US$362.2 million owed to Washington, the two governments announced yesterday. The Philippine finance department said in a statement that Friday's signing made Washington the first among 14 official
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      Lock icon Manila confident of getting second IMF tranche
      183 9 AFP THE PHILIPPINES expects to draw the second tranche of a US$900 million extended facility from the International Monetary Fund in spite of its failure to satisfy one of the IMF's criteria. The second tranche of the three-year package would amount to about
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      139 9 NOVEMBER SPECIAL i Ss* n -tr m r A j Fresh &'Live' prawns quick boiled y with light Chinese wine 'in a different mix of herbs, complete with clear soup. An aromatic dish that promises to tickle your pala te and leaves you yearning for more. Other recommendations:- Singapore Style
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  • PERSPECTIVE
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      Another level of checks
      515 10 TWO OUT of three companies in the UK consider themselves vulnerable to fraud, while one in five thinks it is already a victim of one, according to authors Mihor Bose and Cathy Gunn who co-wrote the book "Fraud, the Growth Industry of the Eighties". The statistics
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      Lock icon The EMS: Why Britain hesitates to join it
      1530 10  -  Nigel Lawson's dramatic resignation shows up not only the political differences within the Thatcher government, but also focuses attention on a wider issue the UK policy towards the European Monetary System. STEVE PROKESCH examines British misgivings about the monetary bloc. STEVE PROKESCH
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    • REGIONAL VIEWPOINTS
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        Pretoria's duplicity
        240 10 Our weekly summary of what other publications have to say about issues of international interest. NAMIBIA "STARTING on Tuesday, Nov 7, and for the next four days, the United Nationa plans to supervise elections in Namibia that will decide on the composition of a 77-member council which will
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        A mission for Nixon
        324 10 CHINA WHAT WE HAD HOPED could be accomplished during the Beijing visit of (former US President) Richard Nixon was that he could have reminded Beijing that as a large nation in Asia. China has a special responsibility towards the establishment of peace and security in the
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        Labouring under a shortage
        182 10 MALAYS/A "IT IS ESTIMATED that domestic demand for labour will expand at an average annual rate of 4 per cent. This will work out to a total of about 3.2 million new jobs for the whole of the next decade. When one matches this figure against
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        Need to match supply with demand
        248 10 "THE REVELATION that Malaysia may face a labour shortage of about 150,000 by the year 2000 should not come as a surprise considering the projected tight labour situation in the 1990s in the face of continued improvements to the economy. Though the problem of
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        Give Benazir a chance
        177 10 PAKISTAN "THE PAKISTANI prime minister. Ms Benazir Bhutto, has narrowly survived her first real political challenge since winning office. The close confidence vote in Parliament... will certainly not be the last attempt to topple her by the opposition federation of Muslim organisations, and by dissidents within
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      1120 11  -  ■JAPAN-US TRADE DISPUTE CLYDE H FARNSWORTH reports on fundamental differences between the American and Japanese concepts of international commerce an acceptance of which should decide any counter-strategies aimed at correcting imbalances. CLYDE H FARNSWORTH NYT EVEN THOUGH Carla Hills, the US Trade Representative, finds the
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      Lock icon Japanese engineers dazzle crowds with cars of the future
      1087 11 TECHNOLOGY NYT BY LAST SUNDAY, in the first 10 days since the Tokyo Motor Show opened in Chiba City, Japan, more than 1.7 million people over one per cent of Japan s population had gone to look at cars that park
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      309 10 1st time ever! IBM PS/2 Model 30 PLUS a 40 MB hard disk on OFFER EXCLUSIVE OFFER BY SINGAPORE COMPUTER SYSTEMS daw i nil—i in m w la a n|,M(a I I m ■B r^?PlCL21 m OFFER LASTS TILL DEC 15,1989 Now, you can get an IBM PS/2 [TM] Model
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      442 11 GOOD IDEAS KEEP COMING We just broke all the rules in fax. 5 EJ! C.EJU r i J so fme h rone out rHrmymmwmvcz 6 "i F0-220 Fax Phone TACNo l627 >W tAX 2bl f WK3? 0&M a Compact design 32 Auto Dial numbers each for fax and phone One-touch
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      310 12 NMB is Holland's fourth largest bank. It provides full service banking via 446 branches and 41 international offices. Postbank is Holland's fifth largest bank. It is at the heart of the Dutch payment transfer system, dealing with 50% of Dutch adults and 60% of all Dutch companies. They've just merged.
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  • TECHNOLOGY
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      Lock icon Compaq expected to launch super desktop
      660 13 NYT IN THE LATEST ATTEMPT to offer the power of a mainframe computer in a desktop machine, the Compaq Computer Corporation is expected to show a product that combines the most powerful microprocessor currently available and a new internal "Highway" that greatly speeds up
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      TECH TAKES
      171 13 New inventory control system TO MEET customer needs and expand its presence in the service industry, McCormack Dodge Corp (M D) has come up with an inventory control application for the health care, banking and insurance industries. Called IC:Millennium, it is part of an integrated materials management solution
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      No more swimming pool blues
      63 13 REDUCED MOBILTY need no longer prevent a visit to the swimming poof. if a new French invention gains popularity here. Called Samek, it is an au- tomatic seat-lift for swimming pools to help people with reduced mobility the physically handicapped, elderly, pregnant women get in
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      Lock icon Japan satellite makers face earthbound profits
      540 13 Reuter JAPAN'S two commercial satellite operators are preparing their second launches, but both worry that weak demand may prevent business from setting off the ground. "Our main concern is to break even, maybe in four years, and make this business profitable," said Tsutomu Kizawa,
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      Nixdorf Computer zooms in on the SME niche
      578 13  -  By WALTON MORAIS POSITIONING ITSELF for the small and medium-sized enterprise market niche is paying off for Nixdorf Computer. With government encouraging the drive towards computerisation and more and more SMEs jumping on the bandwagon, Nixdorf is well-placed to reap the benefits.
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      Lock icon Hydrogen-powered cars — not just a hot air concept
      664 13 Hydrogen-powered cars not just a hot air concept NYT WHEN ALL THE COAL, natural gas and oil have been burned, or the world does not dare burn any more because of global warming, what will be used for fuel, especially for cars, trucks and buses? The answer, many experts say,
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      11 13 PC Corner has been held over due to preeeure on space
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    A commitment to world-class electronics
    361 14 Chartered Electronics Industries: BT SPECIAL ADVERTISING FEATURE Pursuing Singapore Technologies's vision that the future lies-in the •V'global marketplace CHARTERED Electronics Industries, established nearly a decade ago, is coming into its own now as a producer of innovative, value-added solutions for commercial electronics. Today, CEI is
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    Value-added producer
    218 14 proFAX II The PC-based facsimile system IN RESPONSE to changing market demands and conditions, Chartered Electronics Industries is evolving and maturing into value-added producer of industrial and commercial electronics, a market where it sees tremendous opportunities for sustained, long-term growth. With an established reputation as a manufacturer of
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    Responsive innovator
    308 14 PERHAPS the best symbol of CEI's expansion into the international electronics market is a remarkably simple, yet technologically significant product the proFAX facsimile card. CEI launched the first version of the proFAX card in August last year. Essentially a printed circuit board hardware card together with user-friendly software,
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    Quality manufacturer
    212 14 IN LESS THAN a decade of operation, Chartered Electronics Industries has built an impressive array of manufacturing and engineering capabilities in advanced electronics. Along with applying its skills and resources to developing and producing its own products, CEI's comprehensive range of facilities also equipsJtto undertake high value-added turnkey
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    Intelligent systems integrator
    450 15 CEI was established to push the Singapore Technologies group into electronics. From its early ventures into several fields were born sister companies such as Chartered Semiconductor, Chartered Microwave and Metheus Singapore. Today, CEI is part of a diversified indigenous industrial group, Singapore Technologies Industrial Corporation, one of
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  • LIFESTYLE
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      950 16 GftAFFITI NYT FOR TWO YEARS, Hex and Slick been eyeing each other wirily aa their turfs intersected or{ the streets of Los Angeles. Tljeir showdown last summer, in the old rail yard at Glendale and Second Avenue, quickly became a tfegend. Four
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      Lock icon Not so elementary to some
      538 17 LEGENDS NYT NIKKI CAPARN is Sherlock Holmes's secretary. Yes, that Sherlock Holmes. Of course, Hoimee has been retired for decades in the English county of Sussex, or so the story goes, and spends his days following the gentler pursuits of beekeeping and reviewing the records
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      1025 16 i Where to entertain... Where tv entertain... Where tv entertain... Where tv MING COURT HOTEL DIAN XIN BUFFET > 4 ft: Our Dian Xin buffet lunch spread will also include authentic Cantonese aishes like Braised Beef Brisket in brown sauce, Red Braised Chicken in vinegar, Fried Black Fungus with shredded
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      240 16 BEIJING'S BEST <> s //> > 4 >/ *2^ e. c MB m W\ The best of Beijing at the Pine Court's Lunch llS2y Buffet ®;r® If you've enjoyed our sumptuous Baked 35m Tench, Steamed Dumplings, Double-Boiled Duck Soup with Herbs and Shredded Duck Meat with Bean Sprouts served with
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      206 17 entertain,. The Businessman's Lunch Is In The Park. The businessman's luncb at Hubertuj Grill offers you the opportunity to dine in the relaxing ambience of a hunter'j lodge and to enjoy a sumptuous spread of appetizers, soups, salads, fruit and desserts. Plus, there is a selection of delightful main courses
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      38 17 QormmJatms to the Government People of the USSR on the 72nd Anniversary of their Great October Socialist Revolution INTRACO Limited 456, Alexandra Road #14-00, NOL Building, Singapore 0511 Telephone: *****11 Telex: RS ***** Telefax: *****38/*****40 Cable: Intraco Singapore
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      679 17 (smmm CRYPTIC PUZZLE ACROSS 3 Packs what swots need (5) 8 It's been used in battle or war, somehow (5) 10 Lies in the forast somewhere (5) 11 A manly figure (3) 12 He wanders right across (5) 13 Injuries that may be quite legal (7) 15 How to be
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      1267 17 TV and RADIO What a Life |i»k mz:*' 1 IK 1 I r 1 t M I OUR CHOICE REAL LIFE, 10.35 pm, SBC 5 So what's It like being in real lift? Writer-director-actor Albert Brooks tries to And out when he sets out to put the American family on
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  • USSR NATIONAL DAY
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      CONSUMER PATTERNS IN THE USSR
      1377 18 MESSAGE BY Mr A.M. Drioukov Ambassador of the USSR in the Republic of Singapore 72! years ago the Great October Socialist Revolution took place. It has changed not only the characterof development and the way of life of the people of my country, stretching from
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      USSR-GATT: COOPERATION IN THE INTEREST OF WORLD TRADE
      941 19  -  By Pavd Smirnov Doctor of Law There has been an upsurge of interest in the theme "USSR-GATT". This is due, among other things, to the current Soviet reforms and the work to improve the system of the General Agreements on Tariffs and
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      Soviet Robotics: Trends, priorities, contacts
      696 19  -  By Vladimir Siepanov By Vladimir Stepanov, Deputy General Director, Robot Intersectoral Scientific and Technical Association Although in 1969 the first Soviet robots ran ahead of their time in design, they only found limited application in the USSR. Despite the strides that were made, robot manufacture
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      245 18 the Government People of the USSR on their 72nd Anniversary of the Great October Socialist Revolution KUOK (S'PORE) LIMITED 13/15 Carpenter Street, Singapore 0105. Tel: 532 5888. Fax: 533 9024. Congratulations to the Government People of the USSR on their 72nd Anniversary of the Great October Socialist Revolution AMABNATM GROUP
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      72 18 List of Soviet Family Consumer Priorities 1. Improvements in Food Supply 2. Lower alcohol consumption 3. Better housing conditions 4. More clothing 5. More household goods 6. Durable consumer goods 7. Furniture and interior decoration 8. Private means of transport List of Improvements Desired by Families 1. Public health 2.
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      213 19 0. 0. the Government People of the USSR on their 72nd Anniversary of the Great October Socialist Revolution Sole importer for STOUCHNAYA MOSKOVSKAYA VODKA ipqwa iLCT»in> (INCORPORATED IN THE REPUBLIC OF SINGAPORE) 60B MARTIN RO. #05-07/08 BLK C. SINGAPORE WAREHOUSE BLDG. SPORE O0Z TEL *****14 CABLE: ROTRACO TELE* RS *****
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      180 19 UL mm mn Ct to the Government People of the USSR on their 72nd Anniversary of the Great October Socialist Revolution from SINGAPORE SUPPLIERS (SHIP-CHANDLER) 137 Market Street, #05-02 Bank of East Asia Building Singapore 0104. Tel: *****41, *****70 *****54 Telegram: 'Singsuppty Fax: *****12 Telex: RS ***** ALISUP. Congratulations to
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      Lock icon Becker overwhelms Edberg in Paris
      682 20 TENNIS AP TOP-SEEDED Boris Becker, his legs tight after playing nearly 14 hours in four days, handily defeated Stefan Edberg 6-4, 6-3, 6-3 on Sunday to win the Paris Open tennis tournament. The victory in the US$1.3million competition, entered by 17 of the world's top
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      Coming: Golfing rules
      102 20 SINCE THE END of the popular strip "Play golf the Sewy way" earlier this year, BT readers have been asking for more. We are pleased to announce that fans of this increasingly popular sport will soon be entertained by Leasori's humorous look at the rules of golf.
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      Lock icon Nelson knocks out tenacious McDonnell
      222 20 BOXING AP GHANA'S Azumah Nelson knocked out a tenacious but exhausted Jim McDonnell of Britain in the 12th round on Sunday to keep his World Boxing Council super-feather-weight title. McDonnell, roared on by a capacity crowd of 5,500 people at London's Royal Albert Hall, gave
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      Lock icon Windquest breezes through
      142 20 YACHTING AP THE American yacht Windquest. with America s Cup tactician John Bertrand at the helm, won the fourth and final race on Sunday and took the overall title in the 1990 International 50-foot World Cup in Sajima. Windquest; owned by Richard DeVos. also won the second
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      485 20 BASKETBALL AP ISIAH THOMAS scored 20 of his 28 points in the second half and made a last-second steal as the Detroit Pistons held off the Washington Bullets 95-93 on Saturday night. It was Detroit's eighth consecutive victory over Washington dating back to March 20, 1988
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      355 20 MARATHON AP JUMA IKANGAA, a frustrated secondplace finisher in each of his last three marathons, broke the course record in winning the New York City Marathon on Sunday. Ingrid Kristiansen, the fastest women's marathoner in history, ended four years of frustration in winning
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      193 20 CONGRATULATIONS the Government People of the USSR on their 72nd Anniversary of the Great October Socialist Revolution m Jtttxnt&AiiiHfiQ HWA HONG EDIBLE OIL INDUSTRIES PTE. LTD. 29, Jurong Port Road, Jurong Town, Singapore 2261 Tel: *****11 (4 Lines) *****11 Telex: RS ***** OLINA, RS ***** HHOIL Cable: PALOYL SINGAPORE, Fax
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      95 20 the Government People of the USSR on their 72nd Anniversary of the Great October Socialist Revolution SORAS (PTE) LTD 111 North Bridge Road #20-06 Peninsula Plaza Singapore 0617. Tel: *****81, Telex: RS ***** Fax: *****70 Representative for Chemimpex (India) Pvt Ltd BOMBAY Tel (22) *****5 Tlx 011-3S39 Cxem In Fax
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      Lock icon Garuda gets go-ahead to float 25pc of Its capital
      491 21 FT GARUDA, the Indonesian national airline, has been given the go-ahead by the Indonesian government to float up to 25 per cent of its capital on the stock market. Mr Moehamad Soeparno. the airline's president, said Garuda was discussing a tie-up
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      Tuan Sing to finance property purchase with share placement
      382 21 TUAN.SING Holdings Ltd. whose shares were heavily traded for the past two weeks, is to acquire four units of factory buildings at Tannery Road. The company said yesterday that Showatex Re Ltd, a whollyowned subsidiary, is to buy the four units
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      CAAS director-general joins Keppel board
      227 21 KEPPEL CORPORATION Ltd has appointed the director-general of the Civil Aviation Authority of Singapore, Mr Lim Hock San, as a director from Nov 1. He is the second CAAS director to sit on the Keppel board, which is headed by executive chairman Sim Kee Boon,
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      Top management changes at MUI
      528 21  -  MALEK APPOINTED GROUP VICE-CHAIRMAN By WILLIAM CHIA PROMINENT Malaysian banker Malek Merican has been given control of the banking and financial division of Malayan United Industries in a major management reshuffle by the diversified Malaysian conglomerate. MUI announced yesterday that Datuk Malek Merican has been
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      Templeton given green light for SES listing
      476 21  -  By ANDREA BORCH LONDON-LISTED money manager Templeton, Galbraith Hansberger Ltd has received in-principle approval for a listing on the Stock Exchange of Singapore, Templeton chief executive Thomas L Hansberger said yesterday. The listing will give the company exposure to the local market, as
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      Ong Beng Serig picks up more shares in Malayan Credit
      265 21 ONG BENG SENG and Peter Fu have increased their interest in Malayan Credit Ltd by 0.5 per cent to 16.4 per cent through HPL Investments Development Pte Ltd, a wholly-owned subsidiary of Hotel Properties Ltd. In a statement to the
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      Lock icon Pahang govt to float subsidiaries
      124 21 Bernama THE PAHANG government is working on the listing of two or three of its subsidiaries on the main board of the Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange. Chief Minister Tan Sri Khalil Yaakub said yesterday. Efforts to float the resource-based companies were already at advanced stages,
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      SIC drops inquiry into purchase of FCC shares
      361 21 THE SECURITIES Industry Council has dropped its inquiry into a possible breach of the Singapore Code on Takeovers and Mergers during the purchase of a 23.3 per cent stake in Sealion now known aa Firat Capital Corporation by Allan Ng'a First City
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      Lock icon 'No effect if SES decides on split for S'pore companies'
      392 21 Bernama THERE WILL BE no adverse effect on the Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange if the Stock Exchange of Singapore decides to hsve Singapore-incorporated companies delisted from the Malaysian bourse, KLSE executive chairman Nik Mohamad Din Datuk Nik Yusoff said yesterday.
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        1015 22  -  -by ABDUL HADHI SESDAQ STOCKS yesterday again outshone those listed on the mainboard with the UOB Seedaq Index rising by 2.9 points to 95.29. There were 11 rises and no falls with three counters remaining unchanged. Turnover rose to 1.64 million shares worth
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        Unit trusts
        332 22 MonogerV prices Royal Trust Asset Mgt UOB Management Oaraa Japan Fund INov 31 V9.084 Thai Prime Fund INov 31 US$14 58 for Nov 7 *T S pore Gr Fund 0.79* 085* Unifund 1 20 120 IT Asio-Poc Gr Fund 109 1.15 Unibond 104 1065 Funds (US$) Singapore Unit
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        COMPANY MEETINGS
        61 22 ELECTRO MAGNETIC (8) LTD: 8tti AQM at Banquet Hall No. 3. 450 Jalan Ahmad Ibrahim, Singapore 2263, tomorrow at 10am, followed by the EGM. CHUAN HUP HOLDINGS LIMITED: EGM at 322 Jalan Ahmad Ibrahim. Singapore 2262, tomorrow at 10.30am RENONG BERHAD: EGM at Mutiara I, Park Avenue Hotel,
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      SES SHARE INFORMATION
      6360 22 Tal Qr's Qr's 1389 Last Vol Day Last Quote Dlv Dlv rid Nat M Cap nigh LOW Cod* Company Sale OTC000) High Low Buyer Sailer C'vr P/E $mll NOV 06 SESDAQ 304 120 t 4000 Amtek Eng 20* 300 call 15 99 304 290 299 300 12.ON
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        3573 23 MBT SELLERS dominated trading at the Kuala Lumpur stock market yesterday and share prices were marked lower over a fairly broad front. Trading was however extremely slow. Brokers blamed the market's lackadaisical performance on a lack of positive leads and weaker overseas bourses. Another broker
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        1222 24 Hongkong BARGAIN-HUNTING in both banking and utility stocks pushed the main stock indicator higher at the close but off its morning peaks yesterday. The Hang Seng index rose 16.33 to 2,756.12 after gaining 30 points in midmorning. "Hongkong Bank continued to lead the rise of the whole
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        563 24 Tokyo Reuter TOKYO stocks closed easier in modest trade yesterday as major players hugged the sidelines on talk that the Bank of Japan may boost the official discount rate, brokers said. Volume focused on railways, while some players turned to natural resources such as mining and metal
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        Almost no activity
        530 24 Australia THE Australian share market cloeed barely steady in extremely thin trade yesterday. "It was like watching paint dry." one dealer said. "The volume was small snd there was almost no activity I think a lot of players are somewhere between Sunday's Adelaide (Formula One) Grand Prix
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        486 24 Reuter Ji 11 fcRY investors puahed the Taiwan stock index to a sharply lower finish on fears that a special government meeting yesterday would propose measures for cooling the market, dealers said. The weighted index dropped 138.04 points, or 1.31 per cent, to end at 10,354.41 against
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        Lock icon Bombay: Stocks fall
        149 24 Reuter SHARE prices fell sharply yesterday on a broad front on heevy selling triggered by rumours the exchange authorities planned to stop forward trading in at least six volatile stocks. "There are strong chances the authorities plan to impose curbs on trsding in the volatile stocks.'' a
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        Lock icon Manila: Index at record high
        114 24 Reuter MANILA'S stock market rebounded strongly, pushing the main composite index up 2.9 per cent to a record high close at 1.348.16. "This is it We have arrived," said Caroline Kabigting of Manila's biggest brokerage firm Anscor Hagedorn Securities Inc. "It was a slow, steady
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        Lock icon EUROPEAN MARKETS ROUNDUP
        326 25 Reuter AP LONDON: Shares prices were higher at mid-day yesterday, as market makers once again increased pricee in the face of thin trading conditions. At about 12.15 pm (1215 GMT), the FT-SE 100-share index was 15.5 points, or 0.7 per cent, higher at 2,188.6 points, up from
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        221 25 Reuter SEOUL stocks lost ground yesterday after gaining a few points on Saturday as institutional buying pressure was overwhelmed by individual sellers, brokers said. The composite stock index dropped 7.4 points to 881.46, with volume sluggish at 95.6 billion won against 81.5 billion in a half-day on
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        Lock icon Bangkok: Firmer close
        270 25 Reuter THAI stocks shrugged off the effects of a destructive typhoon which hit southern Thailand at the weekend to surge ahead in the construction and insurance sectors yesterfay, brokers said. The SET Index gained 3.08 to cloee at 704.58 in active trade. Gains outnumbered losses 53 to
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        Lock icon New Zealand: Lower close
        93 25 Reuter SHARE PRICES fell in typically listless, low volume in trading yesterday. Further falls are expected today, brokers said. "The outlook's cloudy," one broker said. "I can't see short-term upside but It's not going to be blown away," said another. The Barclays Index fell 22.01, breaking
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        Lock icon Jakarta: Stocks fall
        96 25 Reuter SHARE pricee fell more or less across the board in Jakarta yesterday, but the index firmed on strong gains by two counters. "People want their money back, because they are disappointed at the way prices are going. All we get are sell orders," one broker said.
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        Lock icon Daimler's capital issue will test market's strength
        849 25 MORE COMPANIES EXPECTED TO FOLLOW SUIT IHT DAIMLER-BENZ AG, launching ita largeet capital increaae ever to help finance its takeover of Measerschmi TT-Bolkow-Blohm GmbH, is aaking investors this week and next to buy a whopping 1.95 billion Deutschemark (US$1.06 billion) in new shares
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        Lock icon USH sets condition for supporting Meggitt offer
        489 25 FT UNITED SCIENTIFIC HOLDINGS, the British defence contractor, is prepared to recommend the £104 million takeover bid from Meggitt to its shareholders but only if the specialist engineering group declares its offer unconditional as to acceptances. Meggitt announced last Tuesday that it had
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        Lock icon Ford taking a big risk with purchase of Jaguar
        729 25 AP FORD MOTOR CO, the world's second largest carmaker, is placing a costly bet that it can mass-pro-duce Jaguars profitably without spoiling the luxury car's main selling point: its snob appeal. With its upper-class English image, Jaguar is to cars what
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        Lock icon Molex invests in China, HK factories
        136 25 Reuter US-BASED electrical goods manufacturer Molex Inc has invested HK$100 million in factories in China and Hongkong. Molex opened a new 56,000-square-foot factory yesterday in Shatin, Hongkong. Purchased by the Hongkong-based joint venture Molex Nanco, the Shatin plant will combine Molex's existing wire harness
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        Lock icon EC 1992 putting squeeze on airline profits: Swissair chairman
        221 25 Reuter AS THE European Community continues to deregulste its sirlines in preparation for a unified market after 1992, airlines throughout Europe will need to expend to meet new competition, putting a squeeze on profits, said Armin Baltensweiler, chairman of Swissair Schweizerische
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      APEC complements Asean, extends beyond it: BG Lee
      652 26  -  THE ASIA-PACIFIC ECONOMIC COOPERATION MEETING By FLORENCE CHONG writing for BT from Canberra THE ASIA-PACIFIC Economic Cooperation meeting opened in Canberra yeeterday with Singapore expresaing support for an APEC grouping and participating countries agreeing that the world economy was becoming increasingly interlinked.
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      Lock icon Horowitz dies
      173 26 Reuter MUSIC LOVERS mourned on Sunday the death of pianist Vladimir Horowitz who wore the mantle of romanticism into the twentieth century and became one of its most brilliant, complex musicians. "What a blow. What news," said harpist Nina Kellman, when told at her home of Horowitz's death.
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      Lock icon Meeting on Asia-Pacific's future planned
      134 26 Reuter JAPAN plans to host a meeting of Asia-Pacific economic experts next year to chart the future of the world's most economically dynamic region, a Japanese Foreign Ministry spokesman said in Canberra yesterday. Spokesman Seiichi Kondo said this would be the first meeting of experts
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      S'pore most likely to be host next year
      114 26  -  Ar Florence Chong IT IS ALMOST CERTAIN that Singapore will host the next round of the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation meeting next year. BT understands that the Asean countries have reached a consensus on holding the conference in Singapore. The idea also appears
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      Lock icon Indonesia pessimistic about meeting on Cambodia
      135 26 AFP INDONESIA said yesterday it waa pessimistic about its bid to hold a fresh round of informal talks soon on the conflict in Cambodia, a Japanese Foreign Ministry spokesman said in Canberra. Mr Seiichi Kondo said the Indonesian assessment was made by Foreign Minister
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      Lock icon Palmer expresses concern over DFC 'misunderstandings'
      154 26 AFP NEW ZEALAND Prime Minister Geoffrey Palmer stepped into the controversy over the collapsed Development Finance Corporation Ltd (DFC) yesterday, speaking of his concern over "misunderstandings" between his government and Japanese bankers. Mr Palmer called in Japan's ambassador to Wellington, Mr Hirihiko Otsuka, but
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      231 26 AFP INDONESIAN President Suharto yesterday asked a panel of Japanese businessmen for financial aid to help offset an increase In the foreign debt partially caused by the appreciation of the yen. Eishiro Saito, the chairman of the Japan Federation of
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      146 26 AFP SINGAPORE-BASED Kuok Group is to invest about two billion pesos (US$90.5 million) in the Philippines over the next three years. The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) confirmed that it had approved the formation of Kuok Philippine Properties Inc with an initial
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      327 26 AFP THE PHILIPPINE GOVERNMENT is to review its investment laws to discard outdated policies, seize opportunities offered by Asia's newly-industrialising economies and create jobs, according to Senator Vicente Paterno. Mr Paterno, the senate economic affairs committee chairman, was speaking at a conference on investment
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      78 26 Reuter COMEX GOLD FUTURES were higher in quiet early trading yesterday on carry-over sentiment from last week's strong rally to three-month highs, sources said. Overnight Japanese buying was cited. Commission houses bought steadily in the early going. December gold was US$1.70 higher at US$382.70 an ounce. Last Friday,
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        64 26 AP THE DATE for the first multiparty general election in Burma in nearly three decades has been set for May 27, 1990, Election Commission sources said yeeterday. The independent, five-member commission met the governing State Law and Order Restoration Council yesterday to discuss the election, which
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        46 26 Bernama MALAYSIA can achieve a higher growth next year than the 6.5 per cent projected by the Treasury given the unprecedented confluence of positive economic developments taking place in the country, Bank Buruh executive director Tan Sri Ramon Navaratnam said yesterday.
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        39 26 AFP INDONESIA plans to set up a coordinating board to oversee the use of nuclear energy in electricity generation and the building of a nuclear power plant, the state electricity company's president said yesterday. AFP
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        56 26 AFP INDIAN Prime Minister Rajiv Gandhi pledged yesterday that if his party won this month a general election, it would work to strengthen ties with Beijing and Washington, as well as with Pakistan. Mr Gandhi also denied what he called "false allegations" that India had
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        34 26 AFP THIRTY-TWO Opposition candidates running in December's locsl and parliamentarian elections in Taiwan yesterday formed an alliance calling for a new constitution, a new government and "independent sovereignty" for Taiwan. AFP
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      78 21 SALE BY TENDER Seafood processing plant at No. 9 Fishery Port Road, Singapore 2261. Land: 8,284.6 sq metres approximately. Built-in Office building 636 sq. metres approximately Factory building 2,563 sq. metres approximately 3,199 sq. metres approximately Large coldroom facilities Tender closing date 4 pm, 30 November 1989 Viewing by appointment
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      329 21 Keep your investment decisions on target CHARTPOINT Every Saturday in BTs weekly Personal Investment pages Amcol AMCOL HOLDINGS LIMITED (Incorporated in the Republic of Singapore) -n*» NOTICE OF EXTRAORDINARY GENERAL MEETING NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that an Extraordinary General Meeting of Amcol Holdings Limited ("the Company") will be held at
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      8 25 Th« BrusMls report was not available at praaa-ttma.
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      212 25 IN THE MATTER OF THE COMPANIES ACT (CHAPTER 50) AND IN THE MATTER OF E.W. LIM SONS (PTE) LTD (In Members' Voluntary Winding -1" p) NOTICE OF FINAL MEETING NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that pursuant to Section 308 of the Companies Act (Chapter 50). that the Final General Meeting of
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      583 25 NOTICES GEORGE TOWN HOLDINGS BERHAD (Incorporated in Malaysia) CHANGE OF REGISTERED OFFICE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that with effect from 1 st November 1989 the new Registered Office is situated at:1st Floor, The Annex Plaza MBf Jalan Ampang ***** Kuala Lumpur Tel: (03) *****22/V7 Fax: (03) *****30 BY ORDER OF
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      552 25 IN THE MATTER OF THE COMPANIES ACT, CHAPTER SO AND IN THE MATTER OF UBON INDUSTRIAL SERVICES PTE LTD <IN VOLUNTARY LIQUIDATION) MEMBERS' VOLUNTARY WINDING-UP At an Extraordinary General Meeting of the Members of the abovenamed company duly convened and held at S2A, Telok Ayer Street, Singapore 0104 on 30th,
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      100 26 JLW Investments FOR SALE BY TENDER LE MERIDIEN SINGAPOUR, CHANGI CLOSING DATE: 13 NOV 1989 4 PM t?* o«r«cT A "M+OU* MRTMS --'X'T. Rare opportunity to tap Singapore's booming tourist market High class, resort-like hotel 280 rooms and suites. Tasteful decor and well maintained. Tranquil and peaceful surroundings. Extensive leisure
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        111 27 Reuter OIL TANKER/COMBINATION CARRIER tonnage sold for scrap in October amounted to 15.425 long dwt (one vessel), the first reported sale since July, London Shipbroker Howard Houlder said. This brought total sales for the first 10 months of this year to 1.52 million dwt
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        103 27 Reuter IRAN SAID IT PLANS to rebuild facilities at Khorramshahr. Teheran Radio said rebuilding would cost 5.7 billion rials (US$80 million). After the first phase the port on the Shatt al-Arab waterway could handle a million tonnes of goods a year. Iraqi troops seized the port
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        80 27 AP INDONESIAN FREIGHTER Putera Batam sprang a leak in the Straits of Malacca early on Sunday and was towed to the port of Malacca, 145 km south-west of Kuala Lumpur, officials said. The 12 crew members were safe, the Malaysian national news agency Bernama reported,
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        72 27 AP THE ARGENTINIAN FREIGHTER San Juan, which had been stranded near in the Straits of Malacca for four days because of a leak was towed to Singapore by two tug boats on Saturday. Assistant marine officer Hamdan Ismail of the Malacca Marine Department said
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        84 27 Reuter DUTCH SHIPBUILDING FIRM Van der Giessen-de Noord NV said in a statement it had won an order worth over 100 million guilders for the construction of a cable laying ship from BT Marine, a subsidiary of UK's British Telecommunications pic. The ship, to be
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      152 27 Big increases in P I premiums Seatrade Week SHIP OWNERS are facing big increases in their P I premiums as a number of clubs increase their premiums at the next renewal. The world s largest club, the UK P t Club, is increasing its advance calls by 30 per cent
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      932 27 P°g« Column ABC Contomerline Eleven 5 Accord Shpg Eight 3/4 Albotros SeoAir Seven 5 ARC line Seven S API Five 35 Arrow lines Eleven S Asian Express Ten 2/3 ANl Three 1/2 ASCI Five 1 Bait Canada line Nine 4/5 Bolt Orient line Nine 4/5 Boltic Orient
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      340 27  -  By JEAN FOONG JAPANESE SHIPPING majors Nippon Yusen Kaisha Line and Mitsui OSK Lines will, from July next year, end their joint service to the US Pacific north-west ports and operate independently. Industry sources say that "space on this service has
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      Ipoh Inland Cargo Terminal expects more lines to move in
      575 27  -  By YUSMAN NAWAZIR FOUR SHIPPING LINES are using the newly-opened inland cargo terminal in Ipoh while several more are expected to move in soon. The four are Maersk Malaysia. Sea-Land Services. Evergreen Line and Uniglory Line. Cargo terminal manager Khoo
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      360 27 Reuter FINNISH engineering group Wartsila will invest 200 million markka in a new shipbuilding company being formed after the collapse of Wartsila Marine Industries but would not be providing share capital for the venture. The government announced on Wednesday agreement had been reached
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      SCI to expand capacity, add new ships
      313 27 THE SHIPPING Corporation of India plana to expand its capacity on the India/Far East/Australia route and will add three new containerships to its India/UK-Continent service. Sources said some six to eight ships operating to the Far East and Australia will be jumboised from
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      Australian merchant fleet to cut crews under finalised deal
      505 28  -  By JOHN SPIERS Writing for Shipping Times from Sydney ABOUT 640 seafaring jobs are to be cut from the Australian merchant fleet many of them by Christmas under a deal finalised between maritime unions, shipowners and the federal government. Unions have
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      288 28 AFP TANKER RATES continued to rise over the past week due to renewed activity in spite of firmer oil prices, London brokers E A Gibson said in London on Friday. A considerable volume of business was concluded out of the Middle-East Gulf for both VLCCs and ULCCs (very
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      Bergesen orders gas carrier from NKK
      205 28 NKK- CORPORATION has received another order from Norway's leading LPG carrier owner/operator Bergesen A/S to build a large multipurpose gas carrier. The first such order to build two 78,000 cu m-capacity carriers was placed in May 1989. This order for an identical third vessel
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      203 28 AP MORE THAN 1,000 oil drums filled with toxic chemicals broke tree from ship and are scattered along the United Arab Emirates coastline, UAE environmental officisls said last week. The UAE-flsg vessel Ajman Glory wss carrying 2,100 barrels of inflammable vinyl scetate monomer
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      Lock icon Nicaraguan canal not just a dream
      973 28 Seatrade CHRISTOPHER COLUMBUS would doubtless have appreciated a strong yen and modern pharmaceuticals. For a centuries old plan to build a ship canal through Nicaragua in Central America has just been dusted off and updated by a Japanese business consortium. The original route was
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      2048 28 RECEIVING OF EXPORT FCL CONTAINERS AND LCL CARGO Ship Voy Arrival Transtainer Schedules Blk Op Gdn Date/Time Time From Time To Booking Gate Ako Bhum 39N 09 II 89 0700 06/0430 06/0500 NA 2 H4 Ambas Bridge 25 10 II 89 0700 07/1800 07/I8X Doc Rm
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      164 29  -  By AL 0 LABITA, JR Writing tor Shipping Times from Manila THE FILIPINO SHIPOWNERS ASSOCIATION (FSA) has asked the International Maritime Organisation (IMO) to work for the lifting of AIDS (Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome) tests on crew
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      755 29 RATES on the dry cargo freight market held steady after a fairly quiet week and the Baltic Freight Index edged two points higher on Friday to 1,853. Brokers confirmed reports on Thursday that grain had been fixed from the US Gulf to Japan at rate equating to US$27.90.
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      18 27 Lines and services represented by Members of the Registry of Accredited Shipping Agents, Singapore National vJQEiffi) Shipping Association.
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      210 27 A lively ®fi331SHM ■■BBSS way with IDIOMS words AvUsbha »t all good bookahopa Fmteral PubUcaftom I SURABAYA DJAKARTA SOUTH WEST COAST SERVIC ANRO answers all your quesrions about shipping to Australia. For over ten years we've been setting the standard for shipping between South East Asia and Australia. And with
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      125 27 Nicaraguan canal a reality Concern about the growing obsolescence of the Panama Canal, which has just celebrated its 75th birthday, and the intractable political crisis there has now led to the revival of the Nicaraguan plan to build a ship canal through Nicaragua in Central America. Page Two FSA wants
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      149 28 NOTICES M.V. "PIONEER SEBELAS' VOY. 4 ARRIVED SINGAPORE 26.10.89 Consignee of all damaged cargoes ex the captioned vessel Is hereby notified that a General Survey will be held on the 8th November 1969 (Wednesday) at Keppel Wharves K19 from 0900 hrs 1200 hre. No further survey will be entertained thereafter.
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      38 28 The Shipping Lis! Is held back due to lack of space. The complete list will be published tomorrow. Please note that delivery of containers from blocks H8 and J8 Is restricted between 1500 and 2100 hours on 07.11.89
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      162 28 t. Regional Weather A S; ><r <% s I m >: m sc i a r^S sT>> Mi8i SIGNIFICANT WEATHER AND SEA CONDITIONS AT 0730 HOURS ON NOV 7, 1M9. R Thunderstorm Temperature c A Sho e Weather Wind direction with speed m knots Roin Wove height Cloudy Sky Svrfoce
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      1234 29 JARDINE SHIPPING AGENCIES 200 Cantonment Road #12 06 South point. Singapore 0201 *11If* Td *****11 TELEX NO RS 2417? TERMINAL/CFS T«< *****18 220 BOOKINGS Tel *****34 235 PESAKA JARDINE SKIPPING AGENCIES SON BHD y% PORT KELANG TEL. *****18 Telei No. MA*****/MA***** L>«*dicof«7cl fo Ouolify S'»vi< 4> ■fPPHPPW p£ na "G
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      1123 29 MAERSK LINE Sjngapore This wee* Lett* M 8910 Cloeing Tim* CY 8/11 2300 HRS CFS 6/11 1800 HRS DESTINATIONS Thle wee* Leise M Cloeing Tim* CY a/11 2300 HRS CFS 6/11 1800 HRS LElSC M 8010 In PI MARQRETHE M 8*10 14/11 METTE M 8808 21/11 LARS M 8810 28/11
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      725 30 «f Hapag-Lloyd CONTAINER SERVICE TO UK/CONTINENT BONN EXPRESS CARDIGAN BAY BENALDER KURAMA BENAVON TOKIO EXPRESS TOLAQA BAY HAMBURG EXPRESS HEIDELBERG EXPRESS P KELANG SOUTHAMPTON 10/11 HAMBURG BREMERHAVEN ROTTEROAM7T ANTWERP I 1 ALSO ACCEPTING CARGO TO' ALL UK INLANO DESTINATI BELFAST, DUBLIN, COPENHAGEN, AARMUS, GOTHENBURG. MALMO. HELSINKI. OSLO. CARIBBEAN I S.
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      408 30 COLUMBUS LINE REEDEREI GMBH (A SERVICE OF HAMBURG SUDi EXPRESS SEMI CONTAINER SERVICE TO Ji:: jl'Li'li'I'. ROWA'DAM HM MUU. (UX) VU M2 HI M I'll. (ASIA-SOUTH PACIFIC JOINT SERVICE) INK MORAY BANK VMS 16/11 Pari Mor«*y Lm RaW. I C 04. UK BUS SINGAPORE V3S 4/12 Port Hornby. Lm. Rated
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      858 30 w L '-suCSU.TJ2, *.i Wjp. ST—D~ REGULAR INDEPENDENT FULL CONTAINER SERVICE WESTBOUND FOR EUROPE VSL/VOY NORASIA AL-MANSOORAH MS-3 1<¥11 JAPAN SEA 9MW 17/11 NORASIA SUN M3S-3 24/11 NORASIA PEARL 1938-3 1/12 NORASIA PRINCESS 8937-3 «/U BRE ROT (VIA HAM) 1/12 9/12 15/12 16/12 22/12 23/12 29/12 30/12 w «/i 06STINATIONS,
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      1040 31 Steamers Maritime Holdings Ltd W* P&O r.nnt Containers CONTAINER SERVICE TO UK,'CONTINENT: isrpyir.r Tn SARAH SARAWAK BRUNEI STRAITS SHIPPING •ONN EXPRESS Cardigan bay .MNALOER luRAMA HNAVON IOKIO EXPRESS JOLAGA BAY HAMBURG EXPRESS HEILOERBERG EXPRESS Also Accepting Cargo For: Lmturf to Coptnlwgtn. Ajrhtn. Gofwnbu'g. NUImo. Stockholm. Helsinki Sondorburg |ott«rd*m to Antwerp.
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      965 31 CHO YANG LINE WEEKLY EXPRESS CONTAINER SERVICE (ALSO ACCEPTING REEFER CARGOES) FIX SPORE HK 13/11 W am nr HK MO BU urn i7/u a/11 n/u m/u wi am o/u 07/12 07/12 M/12 14/12 11/12 11/12 25/12 21/12 22/12 1/1 HANJIN HASAN 0S1N CHOYANG PARK 005* HANJIN OAKLAND BtSW CHOYANC SUCCESS
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      355 31 I// Hai Sun Hup Co (Pte) Lr<i 'Fl *****06 (2-0 Imps, 'LX HS ***** RS 20<v? KAS IT.KN I .IN KK l/l l> STRAITS/ JAPAN/ STKAITS SERVICE SPECIALIST IN R0-R0 HEAVY LIFT VESSEL KOGQEGRACHT COSMIC AMBALIKA TRADER Sport 9/11 P. Kelang In Pt Penang Hong Kong Yokohama 30/11 Nagoya 21/11
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      741 32 m SINOSE m MARITIME PTE LTD ISLAMIC REPUBLIC OF IRAN SHIPPING LINES Singapore IRAN MEELAD PJL 7U Sailed IRAN TEYFOURI PJL 722 Sailed Loading for:BANOAR ABBAS BANDAR ABBAS KYOWA LINE rnrr' n I j.*:§ o I a A A c* m (B/BULK CONTAINER) ETA SPORE GUAM SAIPAN IN PORT II
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      903 32 60 HANJIN SHIPPING FULL CONTAINER SERVICE I TO EUROPE VIA SUEZ TO USA PACIFIC SOUTH WEST HANJIN HASAN OUN CHOVANG PARK OOSW HANJIN OAKLAND OOSW CHOYANC SUCCESS OOSW Sport LoHavro R4j«i HW| I'Kiiwi Frtow* 11/11 29/11 JO/11 1/12 3/12 4/12 11/11 C/12 7/U t/12 10/12 11/12 2S/11 13/12 14/12 15/12
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      991 32 SHIPPING TIMES, TUESDAY, November 7, 1989 EVERGREEN r ull Container Service Round-The-World East Bound (FE/CARIB/USEC/EURO/FF1 ML SCP HKC KSG KLG PUS MKT OSK TYO *ver gifted tm niu aiu viu 102 vu *12 702 Snj EVER GREET Vlll Ml Tu «/U W llfi? ljfi? llE EVER GOLOCN VU VU 1
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      616 33 PACIFIC INTERNATIONAL LINES (PTE) LTD PIL Building, 140 Cecil Street #03-00, Singapore 0106, Tel: *****33 CONTAINER SERVICES [FAR EAST VESSEL V< QOWA 41 HA1 GUANO 1* MAJAPAHIT 47 47M 20/11 ACCEPTMQ MURORAN/TOMAKOMAl/HITACHt/TOYAMA CARGO JAKARTA OCA PCARL M20 0/11 10/11 IS/11 DCLTA MAS 12M 11/11 13/11 11/11 SCA KARL 0021 IS/11
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      489 33 BEN LINE CONTAINERS TASMAN ASIA SHIPPING TO NEW CALEDONIA. FIJI ANO NEW ZEALAND SIN MAIN LINE* 11/11 TA EXPLORER «S 25/11 TA MARINER 4$ 9/12 TA VOYAGER SS 29/121 TA NAVIGATOR 7S T/S VIA HKG HKG NOUMEA SUVA AKL NAP TIM 25/11 11/12 21/U 26/12 21/12 5/12 l/l 4/1 7/1
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      306 33 DJASAGETRI A Joint Europe Service Of: P.T. DJAKARTA LLOYD P.T. 6ESURI LLOYD P.T. SAMUDERA INDONESIA P.T. TRIKORA LLOYD EXPRESS SEMI-CtNTAINERSNIF SERVICE L J BONTANQ11WB MATARAM/MWB SPORE R DAM/ H BURG/ BREMEN ANTWERP ADAM wu-j/u 7/1 www i»2i,i2 ivi m m vn Subject to Inducement Also accepting cargo to Casablanca, Port
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      481 33 SHIPPING AGENCIES MYANMA FIVE STAR UNE (Burmese National Line) Loading for Yangon (-Rangoon) S pore PKelang Penang Bangkok PAGAN V147W 3* NOV MERGUI V94W 12A4 NOV 15/M NOV HPA-AN VI45* 23 25 NOV THE BANK LINE IP(PRK? T9 papva W j Sport MORAYBANK V14S 16 11 (CALLING KIMBE DIRECT) COLUMBUS
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      647 34 EXPRESS CONTAINER SERVICE Accaptlng FCL/FCL ContaiMrt KALIOAS V <6 3 OK 2 TULSIOAS V 45 20 Ok 1 KALIOAS V.47 19 Jan I TULSIOAS V.4t S Fab 3 Transit tun* Ski (I port. MlHxxjrn« U dayl P K«tar<| Pananf Loadmi tor By Faadar By 'mO* 27 Nov 27 Nov Fram/tMb/Sydn/Adai
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      396 34 GG GOLDEN LINE GUAN GUAN SHIPPING (PTE) LTD 21. T*lo» Ayff Sure' SlNGAPO«F 0104 TIL U43W (10 L INIS) f„ U4W04 STRAITS/PERSIAN GULF SERVICE: Sport COLDiN w6NDtR Colombo Uractii'Outm 1Ml Hm 004.0CN HAVfN Colombo,K.ric*. Dubai am No» CHINA (IIVICI BAI TUN SHAN HuMpu/FuAou No* P Ketang Pen»nf CHINA OCEAN SHIPPING
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      692 34 PHILI-ORIENT LINES PTE LTD HE AO OFFICE 108 ROBINSON ROAD 00 GMG BUILDING SINGAPORE 0106 TELE* RS ***** PMILI FAX 22SSc7f MHNNi EAST/FAR EAST Fd ft LCI «VRE I VESSEL I ETA SI NGAPOREIDESTI NATION DUBAI DAMMAN. KUWAIT. DOHA, MUSCAT, BAHRAIN ABU DHABI A SMARJAH 12/11 17/11, 2C/11 IS/11. 25/11
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      1009 35 EXPORT NEPTUNE AGENCIES PTE LTD SINGAPORE (CR No: **********0 E) Bookings: FE/EUROPE *****53.*****19. ANRO-*****18 TPA-*****42/*****16, IAS *****48 Documentation: *****44/*****14 Terminal: *****22 CFS:M2-*****50/*****40 NEPLINE SON BHD MALAYSIA K.L.-*****33, P.Kelang-*****87, Penang-*****0, J.Bahru-*****0,*****1 IMPORT SGP LEH FLX RDM MAM U/U 27/11 28/11 29/11 01/12 18/11 04/12 06/12 08/12 08/12 26/11 11/12 12/12 13/12
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      700 35 *SINSOV I SINGAPORE SOVIET SHIPPING CO PRIVATE LTD SINSOV BUILDING 55, Market Street Singapore 0104 Tel: *****33 (15 Lines) Terminal Office: *****41/2 Cable Address SINSOV SINGAPORE Telex Numbers RS ***** RS ***** RS ***** PtNANC p KELANC sms smsST sm Tot *****1/*****1 Tb: MA ***** "FtBIOS" 22nd Fir. UMBC Man
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      364 36 f la. DSR-LIMES VEB DEUTFRACHT SEEREEDEREI ROSTOCK 1 INTEGRATED CONTAINER SERVICE MEMBER Of EACON SERVICE TO EAST MEDITERRANEAN NORTH CONTINENT EUROPE OUTBOUND W ULBRICHT 6m 0 GROTEWOHL H. CEGIELSKI SW FAHRLAND 1/90 SIN 1CA ANT 16/11 30/11 1/12 16/12 6/01 I 6/01 niu 13W •VIA URNACA: ACCEPTING CAR60 TOR IMASSOL
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      770 36 Korean Flag Vessels DON AM SEMI-CONTAINERISED DIRECT SERVICE TO: P. KELANG, KEELUNG, BUSAN, INCHON STRAITS/KOREA SERVICE ETC BS S PORE PKLG BUSAN MO JI NO 1 DONAM/910N 23/10 In Port 04-05/11 13-13/11 IS-11/11 21/11 NO 9 DONAMflUN 01/11 11-13/11 14-15/11 23 23/11 21-21/11 31/11 S DIAMOND/904N 12/11 22-24/11 25-2S/11 07-4M/12
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      131 36 UHiiKtiill GUARANTEED WEEKLY CONSOL TO/FROM: SWEDEN GOTHENBURG, OSLO USA LOS ANGELES, LONGBEACH EUROPE HAMBURG, ROTTERDAM ANTWERP Also provide Transshipment, Door-to-Door Factory Handling Services CONTERM FREIGHT (F.E.) PTE LTD. S PORE TEL: *****33 FAX: *****91 P. KELANQ TEL: 03-*****57 FAX: 03-*****71 VIGOUR LINE,.\r. ■■.■I 3ZEZZ3 I inn KM L'UMl I MB
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      467 36 FAST DIRECT REGULAR SERVICE TO INDONESIA PORT PADANG/PK. BALAM SEMARANG/PANJANG/CIGADING/ BENGKULU SERVICES SINGAPORE TO PADANG PERITA MAS ETA 10/11/89 ETD 12/11/89 Daily receiving cargo at PPW/Jurong Port/Marina/Sembawang Perita Shpa Trdg P L Tel No 533S525 Tl«: *7%2 Fai S*****6 PERITA CONTAINER LINES MV. ANGKASA JAYA £tao66K ETD DOCK FORTNIGHTLY SEMI-CONTAINER
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      335 36 REGIONAL container lines ASEAN PORTS BANGKOK 4 SAILINGS A WEEK BKK (Tel: *****80) *11 Son 12/11 Kill SHU* PIYA BHUM SIRI BHUM 14/11 Frl li/U 11/11 Tim 21/11 23/11 Sun 25/11 TIM 2*11 Frl 30/11 Sun 2/12 Tim PIVA BHUM SIRI BHUM JARU BHUM PIYA BHUM SIRI BHUM JARU BHUM
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      1058 37 UNIPACIFIC TRANS. TRADING AGENCY PTE. LTD. SINGAPORE TEL *****22 FAX: *****76 gcr CEYLON SHIPPING CORPN 7* National Line of Sri Lanka I Ul.l.V-CON i Al.\!.RlSlil) ShKVICK It): INDIA. AK \BIAN GULF. RHD SKA. VILD/IillROPK VESSEL LANKA SIRI LANKA SRIMANI LANKA SIRI LANKA SIRI VOY SINGAPORE KHF/DUBAI 130W 19/11 72W 25/11
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      273 37 rr t EB RICHFIELD MARINE AGENCIES |S] PTE LTD TEL *****33 (10 Lines) FAX *****15 TELEX RS ***** RISHIP (3 Linesl FULLY CONTAINERISED FORTNIGHTLY LINER SERVICE TO MAURITIUS AND SOUTH AFRICA ACCEPTING BOTH FCL/LCL CARGO Vessel Spore P. Louis Durban Johannesburg BLESS CNTR V B 921S 13/11 27/11 30/11 EXCELLENCE
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      595 37 < m > CRYSTAL FREIGH stwncts m lti -TEL: Z2475S8/Z*****2 I We are excellent P.KELANG: 03-*****35 PENANG: 04-*****9 BANGKOK: *****21 HONG KONG: 93-8991! CCNT COMPANIA CHILENA DE NAVEGACION INTEROCEANIA SA GREAT ANDES SERVICE FttDCR VSl SP KE£ HKC MOTHER VSl HKC WE VAL N. IVORY 2SN 12/11 1*11 OVE SKON
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      277 37 BALTIC ORIENT SHIPPING PTE LTD. BAY OF BENGAL SERVICES SINGAPORE MADRAS SHUTTLE (I SAJUNOS A MONTH) SINGAPORE CALCUTTA SHUTTLE (2 SAJUNOS A MONTH) SMOAPONE COLOMBO SHUTTLE (2 SAHJNOS A MONTH) ALL LCUFCL ACCEPTABLE. FOR COMPETITIVE BATES: LCL CONTACT JEYA (DIRECT) TEL: *****14 FCL CONTACT: ANWAR (DIRECT) TEL: 222*010 FCL CONTACT:
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      122 37 WE HAVE GOT THE FASTEST TRANSIT TIME TO AUSTRALIA! NEXT VESSEL: TNT EXPRESS V235H ETA 19 NOV '89 Only 7 days to Fremantle! Only 12 days to Melbourne! Only 16 days to Sydney! FROM USA/CANADA/EUROPE/MEDITERRANEAN w TNT EXPRESS L HUDI6 BRUSSEl C. VEROtHE j|TTir i tiin?Tik' ;'BEjgiTwnji <« K vol!
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      618 38 ii i L MERCHANT MARINE CO., LTD. EASTBOUNO TO USA FULLY CONTAINERISED TRANS-PACIFIC WEEKLY SERVICE TO PSW HYUNDAI CHALLENGER HYUNDAI INNOVATOR HYUNDAI EXPLORER HYUNDAI COMMANOER HYUNDAI PIONEER LALANOIA SIN HKG LBH OAK SEA 29C 10/11 16/11 04/U 07IU 10/U 20E 11/11 23/11 11/12 14/12 17/U 27E 25/11 30/11 11/12 21/12
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      261 38 d) OEC CONTAINER FREIGHT SYSTEM (S) PTE. LTD. (AGENT FOR TOP NVOCC ORIENT EXPRESS CONTAINER CO LTD) Fixed Weekly Consol on ANERA Lines To All Points In USA via LA/LB SINGAPORE ETD LA/LB SFO CHI NYC BOS TO 9/11 2/12 8/12 5/12 10/12 10/12 AMJL 16/11 9/12 13/12 12/12 17/12
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      577 38 SKI GUARANTEE LCL CONSOL SERVICES (ALSO ACCEPTING FCL BOOKINGS) PORT KEIANG PENANC BANGKOK HONG KONG KAOHSIUNG KEELUNG FAR EAST mi 17/U MANILA 0.11 17/11 BUSAN *11 12/11 TOKYO *11 4 13/11 KOBE NAGOYA YOKOHAMA 11 SRI LANKA/ INDIA FELIXSTOWE HAMBURG ROTTERDAM EUROPE/ UK 11/11 11/11 I SOUTHAMPTON 11/11 11/11 TILBURY
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      485 38 te Mitsui O.S.K. Lines. .Ltd CONNECTING AT TO double stack trains eta EXPORTS TO PSW OUR NEW USA SERVICE CALL! SINGAPORE DIRECT EVERY MONDAY mpti 1T1BF3 LLJnnri H3DE1 OOO obo OBC3 AUJCATOft TRIUVM aujcatm roanmc ALLKATOt rtiot AU.MATM aOtT AUI«TO« *ICTO«y IK IE IE 52 IE 1G Id Id rp
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