The Business Times, 27 November 1989

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    11 1 BUSINESS TIMES MCI (P) 45/12/88 MONDAY, NOVEMBER 27, 1989 75 CENTS
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    Strong economy boosts tax revenue
    512 1  -  NINE-MONTH COLLECTIONS HIT $6.5 BILLION By HONG LEE TIAM THE GOVERNMENT collected $6.5 billion in taxes during the first nine months of this year, just $220 million short of the total for the whole of last year. And with the taxman likely to collect at
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    Wearnes Technology positions itself in Europe
    547 1  -  By JEFFREY TSANG SINGAPORE computer company Wesrnes Technology has ambitious plans for sailing to the European continent and has set up offices on both sides of the Iron Curtain. Called Wearnee Automation, the European subsidiary of the Singapore company now has an office in
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    Priority for developing Soviet Far East
    481 1  -  by Jeffrey Tsang DEVELOPMENT of the Soviet Far East will have top priority and the Rueeiane have formulated a tax Incentive for foreign Inveetors in that region. The deputy head of State External Economic Relations Commission of the Council of Ministers. Yu Zhamenskiy, told
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    Lock icon Gorbschev to discuss Western trade curbs with Bush st summit
    171 1 Reuter SOVIET LEADER Mikhail Gorbachev goes to his Mediterranean summit with US President George Bush next weekend planning to urge an end to the West's long-standing curbs on trsds with Moscow. Soviet officials say that in spite of the political
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    Creating orchids unique to S'pore
    492 1  -  By SANGEETA MULCHAND UNIQUE SINGAPORE-CREATED orchids are expected to increase the republic's ability to compete in the world orchid market and boost the industry's growth fivefold to about $67.5 million by 1999. The director of the Primary Production Department's (PPD) agriculture division, S K Lee,
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    Lock icon Predictions of defeat for Gandhi as vote counting begins
    693 1 AFP VOTE COUNTING got underway across India on the final phase of the country's bloodiest general elections yesterday as two reputed magazines predicted defeat for Premier Rajiv Gandhi's Congrees (I) Party. Indian election commission officials said counting of the millions of
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      323 1 ft BUSINESS TRENDS r t C 0 N S U TAN'S TECHNICAL PLACEMENTS g *****62 MANAGEMENT FOR A MAN whose various marketing services companies span the world, Martin Sorreli is wary of the word 'global marketing'. GENEVIEVE CUA reports. PAGE 2 THE SINGAPORE branch of Banque Indosuez has identified six
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      143 1 ss-« kl3e ?rs^Lii.••••-• ,0 8W 8 Produce. Rubber, Tin Indocement faces re- Crosswords 15 Czechoslovaks 7 European Monetary System s£ Death knell for Brezhnev doctrine Proposal for revaluation fy#tB Gold/Financial Future* 8 o Hong Leong Industries T* n Europe 1992 12 Insurance 17 Martwi Reviews 19.20 Big business in preparations
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      8 1 Matsushita Electric unvails local laation strategy, BACK PAGE
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      104 1 brother Laser Printers Electronics Typewriters^^^ Word Processors Dot Matrix Printers Facsimiles 80C0 The beauty of JAL's new livery is more than skin deep. Look beyond it and you'll discover a new spirit of change and a host of innovative ideas for the 1990'5. Like JAL's New Executive Class with a
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  • MANAGEMENT
    • Article, Illustration
      The successful marketing of imagination
      899 2  -  Companies wanting to get ahead in the next decade will need to do better than cut waste and raise efficiency. They will need imagination. Martin Sorrell, chief executive of a major world marketing services group, is one who has thought hard about the subject. GENEVIEVE
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      Innovators will win the day
      621 2  -  \J Spotlight on Management By CHEONG WING CHEONG WHY ARE SOME companies always out in front in the development of new goods and services? Why are they able to move faster in creating and seizing chsnces? Whst separates companies on ths move from those on
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      Lock icon Using the limelight as a motivating force
      721 3  -  MICHAEL DIXON ponders the notion that employees work better when they are the focus of outside interest MICHAEL DIXON FT WOULD YOU LIKE your stsff to be much more productive without cutting corners? If so, you might by hiring parties of impor-tant-looking visitors
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      A Japanese success story in America
      619 3 TMe: Honda An American tuccsss Story. Author: Robert L Shook. Publisher: Prentice Hall Pveea. 239 pages. $27 JO. Reviewer CHUANG PECK MMG PEOPLE SELDOM REMEMBER that Honda began as a manufacturer of motorcycles and that it has remained active in the business. It is
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      Banque Indosuez on expansion path
      593 3  -  The long-established Singapore branch of Banque Indosuez is all set to diversify its business and to build on its strength, hong lee tiam reports. HONG LEE TIAM THE SINGAPORE BRANCH of Banque Indoeuez has identified six core areas of businees to concentrate on for this
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  • FOREIGN NEWS
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      Lock icon East Germany needs time to line up economic reforms
      285 4 Reuter EAST GERMANY need* time to work out an economic reform programme, new Economy Minister Chriata Luft said. Luft, in an interview with the Communiat Party daily A/eues Dmutschlmnd published on Saturday. said she could not yet give details of meaaures
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      Lock icon East German army assigns conscripts to work in factories
      379 4 Reuter THOUSANDS of military conacripta are working in Eaat German factoriaa and mines to fill Jobs left vacant by thia year's mass axodua of young workara to the Waat according to an army reaerviat The reaerviat could give no figure for
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      Lock icon More American companies keen to invest in Poland
      315 4 NYT THE RATE of inquiries from potential investors in Poland has doubled since the visit to the United States last week of Solidarity leader Lech Waleea, the Overseaa Private Investment Corp said. Opic, a government agency that provides financing and political risk
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      Lock icon Inter-German trade up 17 per cent
      157 4 AFP TRADE between the two German countries rose 17 per cent in October over the sams month last year, according to proviaional figures published on Friday by West Germsny's Federal Ststietics Office. West German imports from East Germany totalled 873 million Deutschemarks (US$3O6 million)
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      Lock icon Warsaw wants Berlin to lift curbs on Poles
      284 4 AFP THE POLISH govsrnment "regrets" rsstrictive measures impoeed on Poles In East Germany and hopes they will be lifted soon, ths Polish press secretary said. The new East German government of Prime Minister Hane Mod row haa announced meesures to Mock black
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      Lock icon HK exporters eyeing larger share off E European market
      284 4 AFP HONGKONG manufacturer* and axporters are looking forward to getting a larger •hare of the East European marliet amid the sweeping changes there, Hongkong industry sources say. "Provided that changes In the East European countriee are sustained, the market potential there
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      Lock icon Mida to equip one-stop centre with more services
      184 4 Bernama THE ONE-STOP centre on investment set up by the Malaysian Industrial Development Authority (Mids) last year, will be equipped with more services to assist forsign investors in their administrstive chores. Mids director-genersl Datuk N Sadasivan said the authority had applied for
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      Lock icon Beijing launches anti-vice drive
      446 6 CAMPAIGN AGAINST 'SIX EVILS' RAISES QUESTIONS NYT CHINA has started a new campaign soainst "Six Evils" in its latest attempt to restore s glow of revolutionary virtue to the national complexion. The evils are prostitution, pomogrsphy, the sale of women and children, nsrcotics, gambling, and profiteering
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      Lock icon Chinese scholar declares Marxism's supremacy
      172 6 AP A LEADING Chinese scholar, defying the political upheaval going on in much of the socialist world, contends that capitalism will inevitably give way to socialism and that Marxism "remains the banner of our timee". An essay by Zhang Zhen, president of the China National
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      Lock icon Volunteer labour movement roped in for Asian Games preparations
      116 6 AP THOUSANDS of young people hoisted shovels snd raised their petriottc consciousness last Saturday aa Beijing broke ground on a volunteer labour movement Officials said up to 100,000 paople would volunteer their services, mostly for work around the site of the
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      Lock icon US rapped for changing immigration rule
      297 6 Reuter BEIJING yeaterday accused Washington of breaking its own promises and international practice in propoeing to change a law that would allow thousands of Chinese students to stay on in the US after graduation. In an angry front-page editorial. the Faop/e's Dmlfy said China
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      Lock icon Plans for Thai-Viet trade panel
      225 6 AFP THAILANO and Vietnam have agreed to set up s high-level joint committee to promote economic relations snd trade. Speaking to reporters at Bangkok'a international airport after returning from Hanoi, Thai Vice-Prime Minieter Bhichai Rattakul said last Saturday that the two sides had agreed to
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      Lock icon Major British trade team visiting Argentina
      230 6 Reuter THE LARGEST British trade mission svsr to travel to Argentina arrived in Buenos Aires last Saturday for a week-long visit to meet local businessmen and rekindle commercial ties broken during the 1962 Falklands War. Mission loader Viscount David Montgomery said, "As a result
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      Lock icon UK voters want Thatcher out, says poll
      177 6 AP NEW OPINION POLLS published yeeterday showed Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher and her governing ConssrvaUve Party in deep trouble with British voters. A Harris poll in The Observer indicated two-thirds of voters felt Mrs Thatcher should quit before the next general election, due
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      Lock icon Fijian PM praises Asian and Aussie roles in fish venture
      210 6 AFP FIJIAN PRIME MINISTER Ratu Sir Kamiseee Mara has pralaad entrepreneurs from Asia and Australia for involving indigenous Fijlans in a new fish packaging venture in the country. "We have experienced a substantial degree of national pain as we have
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    DAILY AIRCRAFT MOVEMENTS
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      181 5 f '^j 94 f? i i |U m w w% i i "In f/» e simplest forms, t I Vi 'leader is one who knows i t I where he wants to go, I and gets up and goes' i i I John Erskine 4 I i i i i
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  • FOCUS
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      Lock icon Death knell for Brezhnev doctrine
      848 7 With the removal of the hardline Czechoslovakian leaders goes the last vestiges of the Brezhnev doctrine. FOCUS looks at the changes in that country and examines how students and workers have become a force to be reckoned with. A Reuter THE OUSTING of seven hardliners
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      Lock icon Political dwarfs are flexing their muscles
      425 7 AP THE CZECHOSLOVAK Socialist Party with its 16.000 members is dwsrfed by that country's 1.7 million Communist cardholders. But with the ruling party In fHssrrsy following a weak of huge pro-de-mocrecy demonstrations, the dwarfs Increasingly are Hexing their muadea. FOr moat of the tour
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      Lock icon Students spearhead reform movement
      451 7 Reuter "OUR DEMANDS are the destruction of the Communist Party's monopoly of power, the resignation of its leaders and free elections." a curly-haired 21-year-old Prague undergraduate said. Students, many of them not bom when Czechoslovakia's last reform movement was snuffed out in the 1068 Soviet-led invasion,
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  • MONEY AND EXCHANGES
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      Lock icon Call to revalue stronger currencies within EMS
      338 8 BUNDESBANK OFFICIAL MODIFICATION INEVITABLE AFP THE DEUTSCHEMARK. French franc and Dutch guilder should be revalued within the European Monetary System (EMS) against weaker currencies, said a senior Bundesbank official. "I consider that a modification of relative levels within the EMS is inevitable," Lothar
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      Lock icon East Berlin proposes new exchange rate
      210 8 Reuter EAST GERMANY says the official exchange rate of its currency with the West German mark is unrealistic and has proposed a drastic adjustment. Finance Minister Uta Nickel said last Friday that East Berlin was considering a benchmark rate of 4.4 East marks for
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      Forex markets
      872 8 THE JAPANESE YEN revsrsed its slide last week to finish slightly firmer against the US dollar, white the other Asian currencies finished mixed against the US unit The Australian, Indonesian, New Zealand, Philippine. South Korean and Taiwan currencies all loet ground against the greenbeck, white the Hongkong. Malaysian,
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      Lock icon Rising exchange rates alarm Chinese economists
      311 8 Reuter BEIJING is under pressure to either devalue its currency or loosen credit control because of a strong threat to Chinese exports, economists and a Bei-jing-controlled newspaper said in Hongkong last Friday. "It sounds crazy that a country is considering devaluing its currency while
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      Lock icon US market shrugs off draining of funds by Fed
      319 8 NYT THE US FEDERAL RESERVE made an unexpected move last Friday to arrest the decline in intereet rates by draining some of the reeervee that it had added to the banking system before the Thanksgiving holiday. The infusion of reserves on
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      Lock icon Gold & Financial futures
      428 8 Gold Financial futures Sin Huat Bullion (S) AFTER breaking through the paychologlcal US$4OO.OO level last Tueeday, spot gold staged an uninterrupted rally which smsshed through this year s previous high of U*****.00 per troy oz and stopped rising only becauoe time ran out st tha New York Comex last Friday.
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      Comex gold/silver futures
      183 8 QoM futures on November 24, 1969 100 My mick USS par toy own Opaa HHH Lot MM Nn ***** ***** ***** 4 It. 90 4-7.90 OK 416.00 419.70 ***** 419.30 4 7.70 km 90 42X40 7.90 tab ***** 423-60 ***** 425jOO «100 Apr 427.00 430J0 425.30 *****
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      Asian Dollar Market
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      Prime lending rates
      501 8 ■m prfaM Imdblf'rsSl of 12 iMfor bank* In rp«« PLR of banks at tfw doaa of buslnaas on Friday, Nov 24 as supplied by ma Association of Banks in Singapore: BANK Pit ABN Bank 6% AM IrWi lank PIC 6% <mrtow Exproaa Bank 6% Am*Dam hwduw lank
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      32 8 Ha m ma ng wcKiacKia -ta 1 -wJ Vv. "Have you gotten a professional opinion?" "Sure. My doctor says it's medical, my lawyer says it's legal and my accountant says it's financial."
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  • BANKING AND FINANCE
    • SMALL CHANGE
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        Just another way of putting it
        119 9 THEY SAY there are a hundred and one ways to interpret statistical data. Like how a public relations consultant recently interpreted a survey by the Survey Research of Singapore. In a table showing the attractiveness of the different types of items as prizes, pure
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        That UOB-OUB boo boo again
        120 9 OUR REPORTER thought he was "scooped" a an he read a foreign newspaper report that B has obtained approval for a joint venture tank in Jakarta. The report also said OUB is the biggest banking group 4n Singapore, a remark likely to draw protests from
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      Lock icon Japanese trust banks' net operating profits drop
      230 9 AFP MOST of Japan's seven trust banks suffered declines in net operating profits in the six months to September as higher interest rates pushed up their fund-raising costs. The seven had combined operating profits of 269.4 billion yen (US$l.9 billion), down 6.2 per
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      Lock icon US firms urge Washington to soften stand on Japan
      389 9 NYT AFTER FIVE YEARS of prodding the US government to negotiste to open Japan's financial markets, American securities firms are now discoursging federal officials from such an activist role for fear of losing whst little they have won. Indeed, one of
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      Lock icon Morgan Grenfell's quest for a 'white knight' expected to bear fruit
      389 9 FT NEGOTIATIONS by Morgan Qrenfell. the city merchant banking group, to find a "white knight" to help it fend off an unwelcome approach from Banque Indosuez of France, were expected to reach a climax last weekend. Morgan was hoping
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      Call to set up sound agency system for life insurers
      426 9  -  Move will improve professional image, says commissioner By SOH TIANG KENG INSURANCE Commissioner Law Song Keng has called for the astsblishmant of a sound and proper agency system to encourage professional conduct and ethical practices. He indicated that such a
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      Lock icon Groupe Victoire holds partnership talks with Baltica
      369 9 FT GROUPE VICTOIRE. the French insurance company taken over this summer by the Suez financial conglomerate, is continuing its breakneck rush to create a giant European insurance network with discussions on a major partnership with Baltica Holding, the leading Danish insurer. Victoire sgreed
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      Lock icon West Germany . cancels Zambia's US$310m debt
      135 9 West Germany cancels Zambia's US$310m debt Reuter WEST GERMANY on Saturday cancelled US$3lO million of debts owed to It by Zambia, converting loans to grants in a move that signalled approval of Preeident Kenneth Kaunda's policies.' An agreement signed in Lusaka by State Secretary tor Eco* nomic Cooperation Siegfried Lengl
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  • COMMODITIES
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      Lock icon Gold price hits year's high on uncertainty in E Bloc
      263 10 INVESTORS WARY OF ECONOMIC IMPACT Reuter THE PRICE OF GOLD hit a new 1960 high last Friday as investors snapped up the metal for its safe haven status, wary of the economic impact of continuing East Bloc upheaval. A weaker
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      Lock icon Indonesia warns against trade moves on timber
      209 10 Reuter INDONESIA, second only to Brazil in the vastness of its tropical forests. has warned against suggested trade moves aimed at stopping their destruction. Last week, a senior European Commission official said radical measuree, such as an import levy on tropical timber, might
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      Lock icon Coffee chief sees early 1990 talks on new pact
      179 10 Reuter TALKS could start in the first quarter of next year on a new pact to bolster world coffee prices, the chairman of the International Coffee Organisation (ICO) council said last Friday. James Wapakhabuio also said prices, which have crashed since
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      Prolonged bull market for gold predicted
      611 10 WEEKLY COMMODITIES REPORT PRECIOUS METALS continued to shine over the past week, in contrast with other commodity markets which were all rather dull, with activity reduced by the Thanksgiving holiday in the United States. GokJ moved above the US$4OO-per-ounce level for the first time
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      London markets
      194 10 London Commodity Exchange Buyor/Sollor dosing prico* on Nov 24, (£/tonna union spodflod). Provkx/s doting prlcos in paromtwsit. Colls# Nov 705/706 (093/700) High/Low 091/119 Jan 682/683 I Ugh/low 670/689 SOIM (165) COQOQ DK 666/668 674/675 Hfch/low 675/667 Mac 652/653 662/660 Ugh/Low 660/648 Sates (5775) flyQIC No 6 FOB (US$/tomo)
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      Lock icon Opec ministers make slow progress in quota talks
      304 10 Reuter OPEC MINISTERS last Saturday made what delegates said waa agonisingly alow progresa trying to reconcile rival ambitiona to aell more oil within a new aystem of output quotaa. A conference of the 13 oil miniaters of the Organisation of Petroleum Exporting
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      KL Tin
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      Rubber
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      Lock icon Soybean
      194 10 Reuter CBOT soybean futures closed lower laat Friday, with sales by commodity funds providing the greeteet pressure from midees sion to ths close, floor sources said. Commiaaion house Rosenthal-Coiiins sold between 3.0 million and 4.0 million bushels of January soybeens, which induced local aelling. aources said. Sharply lower aoyoil
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      Lock icon Wheat
      185 10 Reuter CBOT soft red winter wheat futures closed lower last Friday sfter a session of light, featureless trading, floor sources said. Forecasts for moisturs last week in the parched Great Plains wheat areas, plus a light sxport lineup kept pressure on wheat prices throughout the session, they said. Attendance
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      Produce Prices
      117 10 Chinese Produce Exchange S#Htn noon doilnQ prions on Ho»mfa»r 24 (SI/100 kg) Coconut oil M FOB MAO Otd drum FOB 98.00 Nw drvm FOB 10X00 Copra Mixed (Ioom) 50.00 Pepper *FO**NLW 445.00 gOrOWQl wTWW FO« foq NLW 455.00 Sorowak Modi KM NLW 3«5j00 Asia Wack FOB NLW 430.00N
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      Lock icon Crude Oil and Products
      140 10 Telerate Fuel oil prlcee were higher last week compered to levels recorded s week esrlier. Prices fluctuated in line with crude prlcee. Fundamentals held stable. with some support derived from a lack of imports into Singapore. Prompt CBTIBO carfloee were heard fairly tight too. December c«rgoee
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      Palm Oil
      282 10 MALAYSIAN CHUM PALM <ML 1 prices were traded mixed to eeeler in a week of hectic trading in line with bearieh eentlmonts in Melayelan and overeeee. The market waa aleo in sympathy with prices on the crude palm oil futures exchange, where valuee eroded drastically to below the
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  • PERSPECTIVE
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      1315 12  -  EUROPE 1992 American publishers, management consultants, accountants and market researchers aren't waiting for 1992 to profit from the single European Market. RON SCHNEIDERMAN reports. RON SCHNEIDERMAN The writer Is a Ansatence wrlttr based In Osdrn/nsfSr. Now Jofsey NYT WHILE MANY American businesses
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      660 12 THE PHILIPPINES AFP DESPITE rising Inflation, intereet rstse and aevere Infrastructure problems. Philippine bueineeemen are still optimistic about the 1900 a and continue to expreea support for Preeident Corazon Aquino. But leading businessmen interviewed by Agence FrsncePreese aa another year of re■pertshls economic growth waa coming to
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      Lock icon Southern provinces fret as dreams fade
      391 12 CHINA Reuter CHINA'S northern rulers hsvs rarely had much sympathy from their feisty southern compatriots. But since hardliners crushed a pro-democracy movement and wreeted control of the Communist Party from reformers in June, the gulf between Beijing and the reform-minded south has widened dramatically.
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  • THE ARTS
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      Young masters of old instruments
      539 13  -  MUSIC By P Y VAN THE CONCERTO KOLN Chamber Orchestra, dedicated to authentic performances of 17th and 18th century music, played in the Victoria Concert Hall last Wednesday. Organised by the GoetheInstitut to mark the 40th year of the Federal Republic of Germany, the programme
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      Evoking eerily mysterious dream worlds
      490 13  -  By P Y VAN DUTILLEUX's 1906 surreelietfc violin concerto was played by Pierre Amoysl and the Singapore Symphony Orcheetra in the Victoria Concert Hall last Friday. The work, entitled L'arbre dee songes (The Tree of Dreams), is a solo-orchestral eeeay in four interconnected movements which
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      A concerted effort to play and think together
      556 13  -  P Y VAN AN ENLARGED Temasek Ensemble led by Pavel Pranti presented an interesting programme last Tuesday at the Victoria Concert Hall. While there were 14 players at the inaugural performance in June, there are now 19. Shelagh Molyneux (mez-zo-soprano) and Martina
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      517 13 NYT CANCELLATIONS rip through classical music I Iks computer virus**. knocking out singsrs and Instrumentalists and conductors with s**mingty capricious abendon. H If a not a flu-ridd*n Dietrich Fischar-Oisskau frustrating thouaanda of li*d*r-iov*rs with his sbsndonmsnt of fivs N*w York oonoort dataa. tt*a an ailing
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      The loneliness of an Aids victim
      768 14  -  THEATRE By A SURENDREN SAFE SEX is difficult. So is the doubts-bill fssturs by the ssms n|me st the Drama Csntrs. 1 On ons hand, there is ths direct message of the horrors of Aids, thrust very strongly in As H hb Hears. On
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      Lock icon When class-consciousness gives films an air of reality
      754 15  -  CINEMA ■y JANET MASLIN NYT THE CLASSIC 1960s moment in lmm*dh atm Family, the film about a comfortable middle-class couple sesking to adopt the baby of an unwed lower-class teenager, is the one in which the prospective parents look st snspshots of
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      Beautiful sets and costumes make for a magical Giselle
      566 15  -  DANCE By LISA LEE FOR ALL THE repetitions of the worldfamous romantic tragedy Giselle, the performance by The Australian Ballet (TAB) was nonetheless mesmerising, re-telling anew the ballet's dramatic story-line. But it must be said that what made TAB'S Giselle most
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      523 15 CRYPTIC PUZZLE |i \j I H FSKTBr 7 Ito I I 9 Silly soccer associa- 1 j l4 j j l6 noted smoothness (5) R| j cross-country runner (4) 18 Ornament for which a fled (6) child (5) boor may go to church 22 A lad's heart trouble? 26 Natural
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      Lock icon Becker seeks to go out booming
      400 16 TENNIS AFP BORIS BECKER, already a double Qrand Slam winnar this year, la out to and the decade with another double. The Weat German, with Wimbledon and US Open triumpha under hia belt is bidding to retain his Masters title in the US. That
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      169 16 Reuter MANUELA MALEEVA of Bulgaria and Yugoslav teenager Monica Seles clashed in yesterday's final of the US$5OO,OOO women's West Qerman Masters tennis tournament in Essen, West Germany. Maleeva, world ranked nhrtth, upeet Argentine Gabriela Sabatlni 6-4 4-6 6-3 in one sttfti-final in 118 minutes while
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      Lock icon Strange breaks through
      446 16 GOLF AP CURTIS STRANGE, shut out for 22 holes over two years, broke through with a US$6O,OOO birdie putt on Saturday in the first nine holee of the Skins Game in La Quinta. California. "It wasn't anything fantastic, but it was nice to get that first one."
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      Lock icon Schneider confirms dominance of slalom
      231 16 SKIING AFP VRENI SCHNEIDER got the Swin alpine skiing machine back into top gear as she overcame her own shock failure 24 hours earlier by winning the season's opening Wbrkl Cup slalom in Utah on Saturday. All eyes were on the wpmen's World Cup holder,
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      Lock icon All Blacks tame Barbarians
      247 16 RUGBY AFP NEW ZEALAND showed why they are world rugby union champions when they foiled a brave effort by the Barbarians to win the final match of their British Isles tour 21-10 in London on Saturday. The All Blacka' incredible three-year unbeaten run looked under threat
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      380 16 BASKETBALL AP MICHAEL JORDAN came beck from a alow start to finish with 20 points, 14 rebounds and nine assists, lifting the Chicago Bulls to a 104-01 victory over the Golden State Warriors on Saturday. Knlcks 120, Bucks 100: Gersid Wilkins scorsd 17 of his 23
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      Lock icon Tiozzo to challenge Baek for WBA crown
      234 16 BOXING AFP UNBEATEN Christophe Tiozzo won the vital fight in Lyon on Saturday that ensured him of challenging for South Korean Baek In-Chul's WBA super middleweight next March. "We have tied up the contract with the South Koreans, but Tiozzo has got to
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      1324 16 TV and RADIO > Ahoy, love IfaJL—_ -J IMb rram smfwu■ (from nr), mimjii wiyioii ■no iniw ivwy In 4Mtort4i«|pft OUR C//0/CF course, there's AIDS whoee imped ANCHORS AWEIGN, /aa*wn. hae yet to be meeeured SBC /2 ADAM SMITH'S MONEY WOULD: TAX A repeat telecast of e vintage (1946) CUTS,
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  • COMPANIES & STOCK MARKETS
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      605 17  -  By WILLIAM CHIA INDONESIA'S largest cement manufacturer, PT Indocement, which recently completed its public share offer, is to start trading on the Jakarta Stock Exchange on Dec 5. The company, which is linked to the powerful Liem group, recently
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      Lock icon M Plant expects M$6.6m group pre-tax profit
      241 17 MBT MALAYSIAN Plantation!, which It now making a two-for-one rights issue of 120 million sharss of Msl each at par, has forecast a group pre-tax profit of M 96.6 million for tha currant fiscal yaar ending Dec 31, 1900. In Ms abridged rights
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      Lock icon HLI spending M$50m on expansion
      547 17 Bernama HONG LEONG Industries Bhd is spending Msso million to sxpsnd three of its tils fsctories. The expsnsion programme will increase the group's production capacity by 70 per cent Group managing director Lim How Soon said the group had set up a Msl million research
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      Sembawang Maritime awarded $2.5m shiprepair job by the navy
      218 17 SEMBAWANG MARITIME Ltd (SML) has been awarded a $2.5 million shiprepair contract by the Singapore Navy to upgrade and modify the naval vessel RSS Excellence. The contract involves hull repair and steel renewal of the vessel which is currently dry-docked in
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      Lock icon IJM expects higher pre-tax profit for this year and next
      483 17 MBT MM Engineering and Construction has forecast that group pre-tax profit for the years ending Dec 31, 1969, and Dec 31. 1990, will be M 57.01 million and M 510.06 million respectively. The forecast was made in the company's circular
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      Lock icon Another two Malaysian firms seek KLSE listing
      800 17 CIC APPROVES SHARE OFFERS BY SCIENTEX AND WING TIEK MBT ANOTHER TWO Malaysian compsnies are seeking a listing on ths Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange (KLSE). Both Scientex Industries, a manufacturer of polyvinylchloride (PVC) leather and sheetings, and Wing Tlek Holdings, one of the
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    • SES
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        Market regains confidence with STII rising 47 points
        1258 18  -  r Singapore P L A By ABDUL HADHI CONFIDENCE returned to the Singapore stockmsrkst lest week andmost brokers expect share prlcee to pick up today from where they left oft. Share prlcee poeted good gelee on buying support from Institutions and retail
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        SINGAPORE STOCKS
        279 18 Rises Not Iran Wrts 215 +22.9% +40 I M Writ 124 +1*1$ +19 NOL Wrts 1993 88% +14.2% +11 NO I 170 +14.1% +21 Sin Urn 179 +144$ +22 Saab Ship Wrts 199 +1344 +19 Lm Kfcn Toh 50# 145 134? +17 Von dor Ht Wrts 38% +13.2%
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        MALAYSIAN STOCKS
        248 18 Rises Doyopt M 113 +22.8% +21 Mokiyawata 430 21.5% +76 CIHofcflngt 185 20.1% +31 SftMrioM 119 19.64 +19X T«mhM 215 +19.4% +35 M RMOUTCM 72 +11 londwaiii H 50# 47 17.5% +7 S f K Santota 100 +17jM +UX Hum M 249 +15.5% +36 Loral Th 147 144%
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        5624 18 ttw Tel LmI Vol WMk LmI Quote M« Mv rid M M te NHh U» Codo Company Solo +or- ('000) Mgh Low Buyor SoMor Cw P/C uZ NOV M 8E80AQ 12* 22 i i2 12 12 15 "< 4 ,2* 22 2 2 2 18 41
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    • MARKET REVIEWS
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        Dull sessions see index moving in narrow range
        1349 19 t 1 Hongkong Imj AS EXPECTED, the Hongkong market was in the doldrums last waak in tha abaanca of trash stimulus. Tha Hang Sang Index loitered within a narrow range of 37 points, and cloaed four points higher at 2,806. While bank
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        Week of heavy buying sends prices, turnover soaring
        567 19 K.Lumpur m THE KUALA LUMPUR stock market had a flald day last week aa a buying binge drove share pricee and turnover sharply higher amid very positive sentiment The bumper harvests also came after a series of lull which saw trading volume
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        CORPORATE ROUNDUP
        430 19  -  WMk ended Nov 24 Compiled by JULIANA TAY SCRIP ISSUES Uon Corpi Ifights issue of one-for-two of M 51.70 per shore. 1 Weomesi Rights issue of two-for-five of $4.50 per shore. It** I H CORPORATE DEVELOPMENTS Berjaya CorporaHon hos announced a series of property acquisitions and joint ventures.,,}
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        Lock icon The beginning of a year-end rally
        727 20 jljNew York FT ACCORDING to William Lefevre, the veteran stockmarket analyst at Advert Securities in Hartford, Wail Street has staged a rally every year since World War II during the two months after the Thanksgiving holiday. It may be dangerous to draw conclusions from
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        Lock icon Aussie stocks weaker despite gold surge
        303 20 rl r Aj Sydney M AFP THE AUSTRALIAN altaremarket closed weaker last weak in lacklustre trading ae an early spurt from gold turned into cynicism. The main market indicator, the All Ordinaries Index, loet 15.8 points on ths week to finish last Friday at
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        Lock icon Swiss prospects brighten while Swede lustre fades
        510 20 Balyi Enskilda Securities SWEDEN is now an ailing market it uMd to ba that investors ware attracted to it by strong domaatic liquidity, aarnings growth and corporate activity. Thoaa attractions, at the moment, no longer exist investors are focusing on a deteriorating economy,
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        Water may well be a sparkling deal
        819 20  -  fUpj London ii-ll J By RAY HEATH NO SAILOR searchee the sky for eigns of a storm as cioeety as the advisers to H M Government's sell-off of 10 wstsr companies watched the stock market last week and their beady eyee will remain
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        Lock icon Nikkei crosses 36,000 barrier
        343 20 P* t.k,o ka AFP SHARE PRICES soared to record highs on the Tokyo Stock Exchange last week ss investors wars encoursgsd by signs that a loosening of credit by the U8 Federal Reserve was imminent The Nikkei Stock Aversgs clossd out ths week last Friday at
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        Lock icon Indian bourse slumps in anticipation of Gandhi defeat
        166 20 AFP THE wideepread belief that the government of Rajiv Gandhi might not retain power in the current general eiectione finally found its •cho on Indian stock marketa litf mmmk wwk. The government's liberal economic policiee in the psst Ave years had led
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        DIVIDENDS ANNOUNCED
        814 20 It fa JJ A TaM lor •to yoor TaM lor tool yoor A 1 S AMDS A Enterprises Amol S»o«l Amtali Eng Bate (Cowan Bou«ood CinfrtpoW Ctnboi Cold Sterogo 0 C Bank EMS FAI Ira Fodoral Rowr Fufltec GB Hldgs Gsorgs Kant Glonooly GulnnoM Grthrio Ropol H Loong
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        Lock icon Sterling fears dominate
        754 21 London Reuter LONDON sharee remained weak on Friday, despite a strong start on Wall Street, as concern about sterling wsknsss dominated sentimenL Deelers believe the UK government will do anything to avoid another rise in bese ratss that could provoke an economic racession. However, the government may
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        Lock icon Stocks rally in slow trading
        830 21 New York Reuter WALL STREET stocks closed higher on Friday in the second sloweet trading day of the year so far, helped by the belief in financial markets that the Federal Reserve has eased credit policy a notch further, analysts said. "It was a typical
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        Lock icon Caterpillar's plan runs into problems
        1246 21 NYT CATERPILLAR INC. the largest producer of earthmoving machinery in the US. is learning that the costs of international competitiveness are high: lISSI-5 billion, goodwill on Wall Street, and a few dollars off Its slock pries. Trying to fend off increasing competition from overseas rivals.
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      1030 17 The oldest alarm wrist watch |jrV *sj in the world. t REVUE THOMMEN it KANSALLIS-OSAKE-PANKKI 0' I Consolidated Balance Sheet Consolidated Income Statement As at December 31, 1988 For the year ended December 31, 1988 1988 1967 1.1 M to 1.1 .87 to m Cash and receivables *****7 Cash 703.3
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      562 20 NOTICES LOST SHARE/STOCK CERTIFICATES The following Share/Stock Certificate*/*together with the relevant signed transfer deeds have been reported lost or destroyed:AMCOL HOLDINGS LIMITED Certificate No. in the name of No. of Shares/Stork *****56 Lee Seng Loong 1x1.500 *****29 Ong Aun Kung 1 x 5,000 HONG FOK CORPORATION LIMITED *****95 Chan Siew
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      353 20 In the Matter of THE COMPANIES ACT. CAP. 80 And In the Matter of ITAL PRINTING (PTE) LTD At an Extraordinary General Meeting of ITAL PRINTING (PTE) LTD. duly convened and held at 100, Jalan Sultan, #07-00, Sultan Plaza, Singapore 0719, on the 14th November, 1969, the Special Resolution set
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      202 20 IN THE MATTER OF THE COMPANIES ACT, CAP. 80 ANO IN THE MATTER OF CHEOY LEE BHIPYARD (SINGAPORE) PRIVATE LIMITED (in Members' Voluntary Liquidation) NOTICE OF FINAL MEETING NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pursuant to Section 308 of the Companies Act. Cap. 50, that s Final Meeting of the Members of
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      643 20 APPROVED ISSUES Company RIGHTS ISSUE Ayer Hi torn Tin One tor-three M 51.30 per shore Ex-dota Oct 12 Boots dose. Oct 26 Acceptance A Payment. Ok 8 Eu Yon Song Benounceobie one-tor-one rights mu» o» S8 98* 3% unw cured loan Mod 1999/1994 at par. One TSf will ba altottad
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      1011 21 Union de Banques Arabes et Fran^aises Head Offlca: 190 Avenue Charles-de-Gaulle, ***** NeuiMy Cedex, France. Singapore Branch: 11 Collyer Quay #11-01/03 The Arcade. Singapore 0104. (Not*: All figures quoted in thousands of French francs) BALANCE SHEET (after appropriations) PROFIT AND LOSS ACCOUNT as at Dacambar 31,1988 for the year endad
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      247 21 CARRYOUT FOR THE WEIGHT-CONSCIOUS m ~St i- I I I I I 1 *—a^M^w^H -H Lld^±a_jffMßßjßßM r» m» I u w l^^lliEs=±^rl_-* f *A.y i C'* <l > o '^S-Ju£B i -Htm-— mrumi mr n r~~ —I Weighing only 6 pounds and measuring just %Vi by 11 inches, the new
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    Lock icon Sabah Foundation director denies arrest
    282 22 Bernama SABAH FOUNDATION director Oatuk Dr Jeffrey Kitingan haa tftamiaaed rumours that the antioorruption agency haa a warrant fb arreet him. Responding to speculation that he waa the "top Sabah Foundation officer" againat whom a warrant of arrest had bean iaaued, aa reported by two
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    Matsushita Electric unveils localisation strategy
    410 22  -  THREE-PRONGED APPROACH TO OPERATIONS By WALTON MORAIS ELECTRONICS GIANT Matsushita Electric is committsd to s three-pronged localisation strategy that will see increased tranafer of technology, enhanced local management content and better corporate citizenship, company president Akio Tanii said last Saturday. A simple relocation of factories
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    NTUC Income set for another sparkling performance
    336 22 INSURANCE cooperetivs NTUC Income is set for another sparkling year based on its performance in the first nine months of this year. Life assurance proposals received by the end of September totalled 32,016 for $1,004 million in sums sssursd s 14 per cent
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    Lock icon Razaleigh urged to tone down terms for talks
    180 22 Bernama UMNO eecretary-general Datuk Mohamed Rah mat said yesterday that Semangat 46 president Tengku Razaleigh Hamzah should not impoaa too many conditiona to raviva Malay unity. "Too many conditiona will only hamper or bog down any propoaad talks with Prima Minister Datuk
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    Lock icon Include Tokyo in plans to better the region, says Hussein Onn
    257 22 Bernama JAPAN, as a major trade, investment and official development assistance partner, must be included in the effort to transform South-east Aaia into a proeperoua and dynamic region, former Malayaian prima miniatar Tun Huaaein Onn auggeeted yesterday South-east Asia'a
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    Japan to invest US$10b in Indonesia's small-scale industries
    317 22  -  ■y DAVID CHEW JAPAN will invsst sbout US$lO billion over the next flvs years In Indonssisn sxport-orlsntsd. smsli-scals industriss, according to ths Jakarta-based QmnrmW Advisory Foundation ot Indonesia (CAFI). s privsts orgsnisstion. Ths Sumitomo Group and the Bank of Tokyo are at
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    Lock icon Four Muslim provinces favour Manila's autonomy plan
    246 22 AP VOTERS in four scattered Muslim provinces in the Philippines have approved joining new special region to enjoy self-rule, while nine other provinces and nine cities overwhelmingly rejected the plan, election officisls said yseterday. "The four provinces will constitute the autonomous region In
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      Three parks under one statutory board
      140 22 THREE OF Singapore's national parks the Botanic Gardens, Fort Canning Park and the Nature Reserves will be managed by a new statutory body to be formed, said the Minister for National Development, Mr S Dhanabalan. He was speaking at the opening ceremony of the
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      Home Protection premiums lowered
      96 22 THE CENTRAL Provident Fund (CPF) will reduce Home Protection Insursncs Scheme (HPIS) premiums by between 10 and 40 per cent depending on the member's age and the loan duration from Dsc 1. This is the second time it is lowering premiums for the HPIS. which covers
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      Best occupancy in 9 years for hotels
      47 22 HOTELS continued to enjoy a boom in business in September, recording the best occupancy rate in nine years. Occupancy rates averaged 91.2 per cent, thanks to the strong growth in the Singapore tourist industry of 19.1 per cent that month.
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      Retain NWC, says Teng Cheong
      84 22 THE NATIONAL Wages Council should be retained because it serves as a useful tripartite forum for the Qovernment, em- ployera and unions to meet regulerly to discuss Isbour issuss, said Mr Ong Tsng Cheong. The Second Deputy frrime Ministsr and NTUC secretarygeneral suggested, however, that
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      Tan Eng Joo nominated
      79 22 TAN ENG JOO has been nominated as the candidate for the Asean Chambers of Commerce and Industry presidency. Mr Ten, the president of the Singapore Chineee Chamber of Commerce and Industry, was last week nominated president of the Singapore Federation of Chambers of Commerce and Industry
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      Lock icon Phnom Penh signs agreement
      29 22 AFP THE Cambodian government has signed a protocol on sconomic cooperation with the Bovlet Union for next year, the Vietnam News Agency ssid yesterday.— AFP
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      Lock icon US can avoid recession: OECD
      39 22 Reuter THE United States can avoid both rscossion and sxcsssivs inflation next yser if ths Federal Reaerve kssps an even grip on crsdlt policy, ths Organisation of Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD) said. Router
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      Lock icon No tax increase, says Darman
      43 22 Reuter RICHARD Darman. ths Dirsotor of ths Offlos of Managemsnt snd Budget, made It dear that hs intended to redoes the US budget deficit without a tax increase, adding that lifting taxes was "not on ths table". Rsuter
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      31 22 AFP THE Arab Laagus has postponed en extraordinary ministerial meeting echeduied in Tunis yesterday to discues Israel's position on the latest Middle East psaco initiattvee, officials said. AFP
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      Lock icon We will not surrender: Aoun
      36 22 Reuter LEBANESE Christian Army Chief General Michel Aoun told French television yssterdsy thst Syrisn troops appeared to be strsngthsnlng their positions but hs would not surrender H he was attacked Router
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      45 22 AP HUNGARIANS went to the polls yesterday in a referendum to decide whether the first prssktent of their new republic should be chosen before or sfter flee multiparty elections sst for next yser, the state news agency MTI reported.— AP
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      44 22 Reuter PLANS to ersct Africa's tallaat building will go ahaad daapita protests, Prssidsnt Dsnisi Arsp Moi was quolsd ysstsdsy as saying. Mr Moi said fsars that tha building, in Nairobi's City Park, would damaga tha anvironmant wars unjustiflsd. naular
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      39 22 Reuter INDONESIAN Defence Minister Benny Murdani has advised the country's biggaet lalamic group, the Nahdatul Ulama, to support tha national intereet as "any programme which only sees the religious aepect would be lees valuable". Reuter
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        104 23 THE PORT of Singapore Authority will be hoeting the 15th Aaean Port Authorities Association Meeting (APAA) from Nov 29 to Dec 1. Formed in 1975, the APAA meeting is an annual meeting among Aaean port authorities. Each member country takes turns to host the function. This
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        94 23 Reuter SWEDEN'S Concordia Maritime AB said it purchased a fleet of six very large crude carriers (VLCC) with a combined deadweight tonnage of 1,628,887 from Gray Shipping, Liberia, for 1.3 billion crowns. Concordia, majority owned by Stona Line AB of Sweden, said the vessels were under
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        79 23 Reuter SHIPPING IN ANTWERP, one of Europe's busiest ports, was paralysed on Friday as a one-day strike by public sector workers hit northern Belgium. Police said the port would remain cloeed to shipping until Friday evening. It was not known whether further strike action was planned
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        69 23 Reuter BRAZILIAN ports nationwide were paralysed for the fourth consecutive day on Friday as the strike by 25,000 dockers showed no sign of ending. Santos port in Sao Paulo and Paranagua in Parana were operating normally. Rio, Salvador. Ilheus and Vitoria are among the important strike-bound
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        86 23 P O faces single disaster trial Reuter PENINSULAR and Oriental Steam Navigation Co (P O) and seven individuals facing manslaughter chargee in the UK over the sinking of the Herald of Free Enterprise ferry in 1967 will not have to stand trial in Brussels as well, Belgian examining magistrate Arthur
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      142 23 Seatrade Week TAIWAN-based Yangming's plans to build a aeries of 14 3,500-TEU containerships for a new two-way round-the-world service are still on track, says T H Chen, the carrier's president No firm orders have yet been placed. However, Mr Chen said negotiations were
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      430 23  -  By RAHITA ELIAS COCOA warehousing giant Cornelder Holding of Rotterdam is forging ahead with aggressive plans to penetrate the Far East msrket, using Singapore as its springboard to the region. Plans include the purchase of its own property in Singapore and two
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      196 23 INDONESIAN importers have benefited much from the efficient inspection services of the Gene-va-based Societe Generate de Surveillance company (SGS) and have suggested that the company's contract with the government be extended after its expiry in May. 1901. Mr Daryatmo, chairman of the importers association was
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      Mitsui offers Filipinos LCL service
      120 23  -  -i AL O LABITA MITSUI OSK Lines has joined a growing list of foreign- shipping companies offering Filipino exporters transport for their less-than-container load (LCL) cargoes abroad. Foreign destinations may cover any major point in Canada, US and Europe, said Raul Cruz, marketing manager of
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      Singapore Shipping retrenches 30 workers
      288 23  -  •r RAHITA ELIAS,JEAN FOONG SOME 30 employees were retrenched by Singapore Shipping Corporation last Wedneeday. Mr Chung Choe Kit SSC managing director, reeigned from the company effective last Friday. A director of Saltoc Investment confirmed the retrenchment adding that the staff of 30 was given
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      922 24 By THOMAS TAY, general-secretary of the Singapore Maritime Officers' Union THE~ABiAN REGION has traditionally supplied seafarers to ships ownad by davalopad countries and thoee registered under flags of convenience. With mora ship owners coming up in Asian countriee, employment opportunities are created for
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      849 24 THIS twice weekly report, compiled by Cockett Marine Oil Ltd, shows price ranges in US dollars instead of single prices for a more comprehensive description of the market. Prices shown are based on average-sized stem. Market movements are indicated. The Cockett Bunker Price Index change and the
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      78 24 Reuter ALASKA will consider imposing weather restrictions on oil tankers and other dangerous cargo vessels following the threat of another oil spill near the site of the March 24 Exxon Valdez spill. A senior official with Alaska's Department of Environmental Conservation said he would like
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      355 24 Reuter THE SOVIET UNION'S purchase of up to 1.5 million tonnes of European Community wheat ended a prolonged absence from the world wheat market, grain traders said in Paris. Moscow's first major overseas wheat purchase since last Spring
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      235 24 Reuter THE UNITED STATES Agriculture Department on Friday increased the 1989-90 US sugar import quota by 272,915 tonnes to about 2,259,865 tonnes, effective Nov 27. The quota increase raises the level of allowable sugar shipments about 13.5 per cent from the previous quota,
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      1761 24 AT CONVENTIONAL WHARVES Agostin Neto I9/89W K15 alongside 27.1 1/0700 April Gl 30E KI8 alongside 26.1 1/ 1800 Arrow Prince 2207 CIO alongside 27.1 1/0600 Equator Jade I5/89E K20 alongside 27.1 1/0700 Huangjinshon 11 K31 alongside 01.1 2/0600 Jincheng 52E K29 olongside 27.1 1/0600 Kim Soon li
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      773 25 SEVERAL fixtures circulated the market of grain cargoes from the US Quif to parts of Europe, having been concluded before Thursday's US holiday, but rates were fairly mixed, brokers said. In the event the Baltic index for Gulf/Continent, based on 55,000 long tons hss, steadied slightly to U5515.72
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      163 25 Nov 27-D«c 1 International seminar on the environmental aspects of dredging activities, Neptune Conference Centre, Nantes. France (details: Institute francais de recherche pour I'exploitation de la mer, Centre de Nantes. BP 1049 Nantes Cedex 01). Nov 28-90 Cargo systems container conference, Reefertrans and Intermodal Europe '89, three Cargo
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      11335 30 A guide to ships loading at Singapore for ports around the world The list below tabulates, by port of destination, the name of the ship, the shipping line involved and the estimated dates of arrival and departure from the Port of Singapore.
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      2776 37 Who acts for whom A B Accord Shpg Accord Shpg Pto Ltd (S)/Accord Contr Lino (M) Sdn Bhd (PK)/Accord Contr Lino (PG) Sdn Bhd (PN). ABC Contalnorttno NV KYC Lino (S)/Ronown Shpg (PK/PN). AhronkM Unor Kim Shpg A Trdg (S). »droi See-Ak Service Frata Shpg Pto Ltd (S). ANred C
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      BHP launches Australia, North America service
      182 38  -  By JOHN SPIERS BHP TRANSPORT has further diversified into liner shipping with a new service between Australia and North America. BHP Transport USA Inc's subsidiary, International Marine Transport Inc (IMT) of Oakland, California, said it has formed International Marine Transport Unas (IMTL) to provide
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      95 38 Reuter lifclWAN said on Saturday it would allow its flag-carriers to directly serve socialist Burma and Cuba, but would still ban service to China, the Soviet Union, North Korea and Albania. A Communications Ministry spokesman said the government Nad lifted a ban
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      448 38 Lloyd's List INDIAN SHIPBREAKERS are dramatically back In the market for scrap tonnage, in what could be the moat Important development in the demolition sector this year. Under a new system aimed at ending the deadlock caused by s shortage of foreign
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      570 38  -  By VONNIE BISHOP writing tor Shipping Timm from Hongkong HONGKONG is to have yet another change of director to head ita marine department The latest appointee. Mr Michael Sze Cho-cheung. will be the fifth to take the helm this decade, and the second ever
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      623 38 SEVEN BULK CARRIERS are reported to have been sold in a deal between Norwegian operators secondhand tonnage brokers said. The veesels said to be involved are the Fermita and TamarHa of 29,168 dwt each and built 1976 at U557.96 million each, the Stmberg of 27,540 dwt and built 1977
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      19 23 /J[srss. Lines and services represented by Members of the Registry of Accredited Shipping Agents, Singapore National *1 Shipping Association.
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      168 23 I I Jl SHIP LASHINO HAT* RIAL*-! SPECIALIST MT iiawiMi wmr ei inn lt» Tt MWIH Mwwt Ite mtcco RS943M Fax 2M44T7 DO VOU UJfINT TH€ B€ST? I >iseeming- cust<>mers l< x >king f< >r a \v< >rl< i-wi< it* efficient earner, turn to HAN.UN for its careful and highly
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      153 23 INSIDE Training th« right seafarers It it very important to train the right typo of highly skilled, trained and disciplined seafarers. Government and ship owners must continue to provide funds for training. PagaTtoo Soviets buy EC wheat THE SOVIET UNION'S purchase of up to 1.5 million tonnee of European Community
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      53 24 NOTICE REQUIRE DECK OFFICERS AND ENGINEERS ORIENT OVERSEAS CONTAINER LINE offer attractive salary and fringe benefits for all grades of experienced DECK AND ENGINEER OFFICERS holding DOT certificate of competency. Interested candidates please apply to: ORIENT OVERSEAS CONTAINER LINE, LTD. FLEET PERSONNEL SECTION 30TH FLOOR, HARBOUR CENTRE 25 HARBOUR ROAD
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      2353 25 Vmhi voy ETA -Port 'Panang 1 s>(W>f Ktung DESTINATIONS Tto* weak Lara M Cioaku Time Faadar by cv am m. Fan* a CPS 27/11 WOO HWB M Tauro I OAK [lob 1 HOU AT! IM" 108 I BAL I Ptc I NYC I MOM I TOW TaSTm! 0002 80/11 I
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      1054 26 w M ft HH ROTTERDAM/ VOY "O SPORE P KELANQ SOUTHAMPTON HAMBURG BREMERHAVEN ANTWERP LE HAVRE 525 32! 2/12 sim S« S^~~ HAMBURG EXPRESS 03/517 30/11 25/12 IA/12 21/12 IA/12 24/12 SS^ I EXPfI£SS 04* M e/,2 8/12 27/12 VI VI TOKYO BAY 98/519 7/12 31/12 2S/12 27/12 24/12 30/12
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      534 26 NORTHBOUNO TO UKC SPORE ROM/ADAM HBC HULL (U.K.) TAUSALA SAMOA VIM »/12 5/1 M/l 14/1 CLYDEBANK V-27N iu 9/1 Tb TAMAITAI SAMOA V.I7N 3/2 2/1 7/3 11/1 •Alm Acta*** FCt to T( r "i ifliiiMii.ipli illilliil|f ii> I aouraaauHP to wu* (ASIA-SOUTH PACFIC JOINT SERVICE) IfMl COLUMBUS SINGAPORE V3S 4/12
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      1446 27 £g Steamers Maritime Holdings Ltd P&o {WW STRAITS SHIPPING I WBk Containers fcg asuaar'"-^ Cyan rtm Uteri B-kaaaaß'ta la* wm»w mm mu am ani mu aiu accepts cargo duc sails BWUBB PtfMU W Jini BflJ 22/12 2*12 2S/12 BINTANC KUK mu Sibu hlh 111 PI m Nov HCHXLBCK BW M)
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      1635 27 TO; EUROPE TO: FAR EAST u, RDM HAH hi n w «w« NK KAO Mi HANJIN OAKLAND MM 5u Su S5 S5 2E 2!H 2E 2S CNOVANC «if«w aon, iZit ulit SZ« CMOYANC CHANCE Mil M/U VfU Mfl2 14/12 Su S a£ su uu u M,oct 1111 W2 MOJ IWU
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      29 27 REGULAR SERVICE TO KARACHI S PORE LOADING FOR KAZUEI MARU Vll9 11/12 KARACHI »|imi SHWUSAWA MMSMN NT T THAMMMTATMM CO. IPTt) LTD. Tmt Until TU: M mil Fu 229*534
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      356 27 STRAITS/ JAPAN/ STINTS SHMCE~" SPECIALIST IN RO-ROA HEAVY LIFTS VESSEL COSMIC ASIAN CHAMPION PIONEER CLIPPER TRADER VOY. NO. 2 120 4 S'Port Sid 29/11 7/12 P. Kalang SM 2/12 Panang Hong Kong Yokohama 20/12 23/12 Nagoya 17/12 21/12 Osaka Scnboku Moji Funabashi Tor Discharging Only NOTE: ALSO CALLING OTHER JAPANESE
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      682 28 til)—iiaiia «?ftMAHtiBTWI I Singapore Loidinf for* H TIN 5/12 BANDAR ABBAS I OUAM/SAIFAN PIRKCT SE* VICE (B/BULK CONTAINER) ETA SPORE GUAM SAIPAN •SPARKLE' V 3 2/3 DEC 14/15 DEC It DEC •MICRONESIA PORTS DIRECT CALLS SUBJECT ON INDUCEMENT BASIS AMtyOR T/SHPT AT GUAM MOUTH PACIFIC ME*VICE MOTHER VSL HK LOADING
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      698 28 (h) HANJIN shipping I FULLCONTAINER SERVICE I s pan I UMM« r«M irtai rkMM MM FIIM* m M UMMU uu OAR CHOYANG SUCCESS MM 2/12 20/12 21/12 H/U N/12 2VU HMUIH ROTTtBMa Ml VIU N Stout. Ml »U NU HANJIN TONC HA£ 071W *12 2M2 WI WU CHOYAN6 CMMCI Ml
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      105 28 mmm bintang mas shipping pte. Ltd. MPW Tei mmtmvtn ti« rs «22« simkr r«c mnu AJ Depot Tel «nM7I '■Mi S pore Agents STRAITS SHIPPING PTE ITO Tel 375W« Tl«: US ***** Faa: as^tl/ REGULAR SERVICES TO BRUNEI ft SARAWAK Accepts Voy Port Car§o Due Stilt BINTANG PCRAK Oil Kudui*
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      1555 28 i i~ i r i-i i i mifcr pkl scr MWKS6 rlg pus ikt on no iai lnv m n ru nkmtl ever greet vjix afu u2 *iu ini ufli i*u lw ufl! Un 2*l an m m *i W I Ml GOLDEN ft Q iw W2 W W2 mi
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      1247 29 PACIFIC INTERNATIONAL LINES (PTE) LTD *****55? flv am fIHV PIL Building, 140 Cecil Street #03-00, Singapore 0106, Tel: *****33 [FAR EAST I VUML VOV 8M «T MY VOY HKO VOK NOO KOO MM KM "AO MAJAPAHfT 47M MHI 1/11 4M 4MB IOT* MIX Xl/1S Mil Mil ttnt Ml oowa 11
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      625 29 express container service to uk/continent Hon mai i-havcr mm havk JT Hr am vu wi w w am w !?Ty t y um am 2VU u/u */u am am w v ISutL W »m am am vi m2IM2L 2H w w ;/i «1 2" *1 r vi w 7/i ■ZSLiuL
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      334 29 A Joint Europe Swvic* Of: P.T. UMURT4ILOYB P.T. KttM LltTI P.T. IMNM MMWSM P.T. IMKOM UlYt 'r *s EVKSS tiw cwiMntf am VSI/VOY SPORE ROAM/ tt'BURG/ BREMEN ANTWERP ADAM U BOMTAMG/MN 5-4/12 M/l M/l U/l 22/1 MATANANMH 18-a/12 1M MB 23fl 27/1 S PAMJAMG/WW M-INI llt 11/2 I*2 MB FAST
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      449 29 —w v IMI MYANMA VBBk FIVE STAR LINE 1 (Burmese National Line) Loading for Yangon (Rangoon) I S'port P.KtUnf Panang Pamfcafc HPA-AA VMM 21/21 NOV PAGAN VMM am NOV PINYA VMM 3MOV/1 DEC 40 RK THE BANK LINE I EXPRESS TO PAPUA NEW GUINEA"! COLUMBUS SINGAPORE V3S IfU (CALLING KMRE/ALOTAU
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      261 30 m. n mac-nels agencies pteltd., Singapore te1:*****02(imp)*****22(exp) JBmAJIPENANG TEL: (04) *****6 KK TEL: (088) *****0 I-PV -/x —I PORTKELANG TEL:(03)*****77 KUCHING TEL:(082)*****3 ilSxy V=J J. BAHRU TEL: (07) *****2 SIBU TEL: (M 4) *****2 (FREJA LINES, DENMARK IAST MALAYSIA MONTHLY USA/EUROPE BREAKBULK/SEMI-CONT LINE Door-to-door Delivery To: PEN P.K. P.GUDANG (Accepting
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      170 30 FCL/LCL Acceptance Weekly consol at our CFS to InMte Sydney. Meitoouma, CrAivMnllft niiiihmli ft flnlrdrtn nwiipiu. wwoan, WOWM iw lull ill AlPorts Rk MM fmwJMi A» Mam Ports far tot Bangkok. Hontfcong, Keehjng, KaosNung, Manila. Tokyo, Yokohama. Kobi Warehousing A Transportation (1988) Pte Ltd Direct Tel: 861-5060. 861-5324 Reception: 861-1911
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      289 30 EXPORTS TO FAR EAST lOUTBOUWO m I SIM KAO WEE HKt ITKY I Y0« I HAt OS* HQS MOJ BUS Morosuiio worn i»w zin 1 \ju M 2 »u 13/12 14/12 iyi2 IW2 n/12 15/12 17/12 6Lo*rr ACt WOH 3/12 4/12 Wl2 U/12 14/12 21/12 22/12 23/12 M/ 12 21/12
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      113 30 SOUTHBOUND VESSEL VOY NAHA OSA NGO FUNA' YOK HK6 fsitl Nil SET KAPITAN SI UN 30/11 02/12 o*n2 08/12 14/12 212W 26/12 KAPITAN BABIYEVSKIY 09 23/U 25/12 27/12 02/01 07/01 151M1 19ffl NORTHBOUND VESSEL VOY FREM «TON I SPOKE HKfi OSA KM W KAPITAN BABIYEVSKIY 01 0245/12 06/12 13/12 11/12
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      893 31 fflterCon M \Hlllmi- ni: I A subsidiary of NedHoyd EAC agencies pte ltd WEEKLY FCL/LCL TO: FAR EAST JAPAN FIJI ISLAND KAOHSIUNG 3/12 TOKYO 7/12 LAUTOKA 9/12 KEELUNG 3/12 YOKOHAMA 7/12 SUVA 9/12 MANILA 8/12 KOBE 7/12 BANGKOK 8/12 BUSAN 7/12 HONGKONG 7/12 HTTTTEnTmHHBM m ScanDulchff I TO EUROPE (NORTH
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      757 31 Mil iMmifl OUR GODOWN FOR LCL STUFFING/UNSTUFFING V!v WILL BE RELOCATED FROM F6 TO F2 EFFECTIVE 20/11 y Nedlloyd Lines for inward cargo AND 29/H FOR OUTWARD cargo export import NEW ZEALAND/FUJI MEW ZEALAND VESSEL pM Pin sir S'boya Auckland FijKA) N 71yi«outMA) Ttearvi LyttattMd) IMnO) ■Jlln«lon<C) Tu«|i 11/12 m
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      930 32 WY INDO •pk/p*g fscp u chls nfk nyc mfx RAINBOW BRIOGE 21 27/11 21/11 30/11 23/12 2/1 4/1 *1 I*l OOCL FREEDOM 21 4/12 5/12 7/12 3*12 J/1 11/1 13/1 17/1 OOCI FAITH 1711/1212/12 14/12 1/1 IC/1 11/1 20/1 24/1 OOCL FRIENDSHIP 17 11/12 19/12 121/12 13/1 23/1 25/1 27/1
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      265 32 JESSELTOH ©COWWOGD© PVB KuTe) 5 SMn «t». UIC MMN #1541. Span UN 1 Tain; IS HIM Fsc *****37. Tit 225WM ACCEPTING CARGO ETO ETA ETA ETA AT KU SPORE MUARA LAM KK EASTERN GLORY VI3E/S9 SM Sid SM In Pt APRIL GLORY V3OE/J9 SM 29/11 30/11 1/12 EASTERN GLORY V32E/89
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      725 32 &<3WS$* AUSTRALIA EXPRESS CONTAINER SERVICE Accepting FCLffCt Container* SmfMWt PKAni fw* La«to« lor. Itoßiar ¥d Faadar B» Faadar KAIIOAS SOk n No. n Not r ram/Haft, Sr^Adal TULSIDAS NOk II Ok II Dk Fr«nAMb/Srdß/A<M KAI'OAS ¥47 «Jw IS Jm IS Jan rram/tMb/Sydn/Adal TULSIDAS ¥.«t 1 Fab J Fab 3 Fab
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      583 32 GOLDEN LINE GUAN GUAN SHIPPING (PTE) LTD V 73. TtM Ayff Sl'Mt SINCAHMI OIK Til SJUM (10 LINES) Faa UUSM STRAITS/PERSIAN GULF SERVICE: Spore P. Keftm Pmm GOUXN HAVtK Cdtonba/ftjradM/Oubii IH Ok QOLOCN MAR CotomtwKar»d*/Dubai itJia CHINA SUVKt Ml TUN SHAN Hywvu/TutoM Hfß No* CHINA OCEAN SHIPPING CO., PEKING H
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      1659 33 NEPTUNE AGENCIES PTE LTD SINGAPORE yyyy (CR NO: **********0 E) /yysyt Bookings: UK/EUROPE *****53, *****19, AUST/INOIA/PAK-*****18 m USA *****42/*****16, FAR EAST-*****48 Documentation: *****44/*****14 Terminal: *****22 CFS: M 2 IMPORT: *****69/*****50 EXPORT: *****53/*****04 NEPLINE SDN BHD MALAYSIA pr K.L.-*****33, P.Keteng-*****87, Penang-*****0, J.Bahru-*****0, *****1 IV m VSI/VOT PKN P*G BGP MOTHB VBIWOT
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      1016 33 SINSOV "1 SINGAPORE SOVIET SHIPPING CO PRIVATE LTD 1 SINSOV BUILDING 55. Market Street Singapore 0104 Tel: *****33 (15 Lines) Terminal Office: 3MMI/2 9 Cable Address SINSOV SINGAPORE Telex Numbers RS ***** RS ***** RS ***** MESSRS Ml TNONC SHIPPING 127 PmmSM, Pmk t »«**>!■ SYSTEM 00 SON. MO. I
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      219 34 I FAST DIRECT REGULAR SERVICE TO I INDONESIA PORT PADANG/PK. BALAM SEMARANG/PANJANG/CIGADING/ BENGKULU YSL ETA ETO LOAOIN6 FOR DELI INDAH 30.11.89 1.12.89 PANJANG/PK. BALAM NA6A JAVA 30 11 89 1.12.89 PANJANG LAMPUN6 JAYA 28.11.89 29.1189 SEMARANG/PANJANG PINAN6 JAYA 28.11.89 29.11.89 PANJANG PK BALAM PERITA JAYA 1.1189 3.12J9 PANJANG/JAKARTA ABADI JAYA
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      495 34 f 1 POSEIDON CONTAINER TRANSPORT GMBH HAMBURG TRANS-SIBERIAN CONTAINER SERVICE SOTRA GENERAL AGENTS ACCEPTING ALL FCL LCL CONVENTIONAL CARGOES I AFGHANISTAN d air to To r ihundi, Kabul, Herat, Mazar-I-Sharrf, Mashad, Kushka IRAN ;:Djulfa, Astara VIA ILYICHEVSK ETD SINGAPORE 10/12, 13/12, 14/12, 20/12 25/12, 26/12, 03/1, 04/1, 17/1 20/1, 23/1
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      482 34 ASEAN PORTS Nqow Hock AQoncy Co Lid BKK (Tel: *****80) Ihvaiw \mm lex agi \i* yu JEWLINK law Fri 1/12 Man yy aa aw am rn w mm *u~ jaru aw m Sm yu ~mi pita mm aw w* «m sn yu ratama mm m mm yu sm. iyu am
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      902 35 I VESSEL VOY SINGAPORE KHF/OUBAI KARACHI I MV COMET 07/12 I LANKA SIRI 131W OS/12 I LANKA SRIMATHI 72W 15/12 02/1 I LANKA SIRI 132W 25/12 LANKA SRIMANI 73W 26/12 ALSO ACCEPTING CARGO (FCL/LCL) FOR: I A) INDIAN PORTS I MADRAS; TUTICORIN; COCHIN; MANGALORE; BOMBAY B) ARABIAN GULF PORTS I
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      221 35 I ACCEPTING FCL AND CONVENTIONAL I PEMFKQ ETA LOAttNQ FOB I ASSAY WONZ ST I SS3s^"£b22S?S^ I SZ 2 I MEN HUNG LINE I FULLY CONTAINERISED FORTNIGHTLY LINER I SERVICE TO MAURITIUS AND SOUTH AFRICA I ACCEPTING BOTH FCL/LCL CARGO I Vessel Sport P. Lous Durban Johannesfauri I DILIGENCE CNTR
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      630 35 I g PULAU LAUT I FULLY CONTAINERISED REGIONAL FEEDER SERVICE I M TWICE-WEEKLY/WEEKLY FIXED DAY SCHEDULE I BETWEEN THE PORTS OF S'PORE, INDONESIA, q MALAYSIA A THAILAND I JJ ALSO ACCEPTING LCL CARGO TO JKT, PKG. PNG AND, BKK. FOR BOOKINGS CALL SPECARGO I I FORWARDING AT TEL: *****55 J
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      490 35 BAY OF BENGAL SERVICES eskuwt m m tn m w .EUVE 9114 SLO 27/11 30/11 aONCHAROV aSIB9 26/11 3/12 /ERWLLION BAY VOMf29/U 12/12 riGER BAY C7N 29/11 S/12 'AITHOON V3OW 1/12 13/12 WJSAK SON 3/12 10/12 lALABAR 80CNB 4/12 10/12 riGER BAY SMI 8/12 13/12 IEUVE 9115 7/12 12/12 14/12
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      743 36 5 WE*. DE VAFORE3 I J "PERUVIAN STATE LINE" 1 R ACCEPTING BREAKBULK/FCL/SOC CARGOES TO/FROM i CALLAO, MATARANI, ILO* ft OTHER PERUVIAN PORTS* i WITH T/S AT KOBE ON CPV THROUGH BILL OF LADING. Zk fi Panant* P KeUng* Singapore I B MIAPLAEVERETT 29/29 Nov K P ROKEVERETT ]|SDK 1
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      614 36 FULL CONTAINER SERVICE anaaNsi FCL/LCL caifM ta USA EaM A Hart CaaaL CarrMaas,Eaat Canada, HAITI, buiw—li ant NaaAvaa VSL RPORE MAINLINES |UU tttT [MV INTC WW I tM TRIESTE Ml M MONTREAL MU 2fl 7(1 M A VESSEL lm m SAVANNAH M \ijl 14/1 1M Ufl IM BRtSBANE U/U M
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      567 36 SING KWANG HANG ••"••0 ft TRANSPORTATION (FT*) LTD WEEKLY LCL/FCL SERVICE VESSEL }S PORE [JAKARTA [SURABAYA EQUATOR JOY 04N 3/12 a/12 |A VESSEL 2/12 5/12 [VESSEL [SPORE |BANGKOK I A VESSEL 2/12 I 5/12 [A VESSEL a/12 112/12 ~1 DESTN4ATIOMB ETA WQATOnt PORT KELANQ 30 NOV MANIA 2 OEC HONG
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      441 36 ■■MMfINMHHMM^MMHMfIBBBiMMHHi^^MiWMMMHM PERINTIS LINE I WEEKLY FULL CONTAMER SERVICE ACCEPTING ALL FCL CARGOES BETWEEN SINGAPORE AND JAKARTA SURABAYA VESSEL VOY SINGAPORE JAKARTA ETA ETD ETA ETD PRASETIA 44-4& A 25/11 26/11 28/11 28/11 48-47 A 2/12 3/12 5/12 5/12 48-49 A 9/12 10/12 12/12 12/12 50-51 A 16/12 17/12 19/12 19/12
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      78 37 H4H Egyptian Initntfcmd Shipping Compwy-ui, SERVING DIRECT TO/MOM PO*t SUEZ, Al tKAHOWA. AND SAB BY EGYPTIAN FLAG VESSEIS [wrwuwof -*rA9K»*W» [WUTKHJHD TO am TA < <CMPg» POUT—» UWWBMM. CAWQOCTSS2#SJ«Som <inp ltd t«i WAja m otaL «T #»«i m «®o Tlx m turn KAWAia ITOM IWI VESSEL SfOtC INDOMCSIA DCSTMATKM Christina
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      479 37 SERVICE 7&wrz//MK--L PENANG KL: AU.icih.lNK SINGAPORE: S--04-*****2 03-*****55 778 6922(22 lines) Ki W Martaaoat Susan Ne/ChrMlna Chlsw I Ckse U MaaeOaSMr Yap i_£ &ss?ipJr a •ippwf (iMPPore) private linutad Cargo booking T* 22(390 (5 LINES) A TBN 15-20/12 MOMBASA, DAR ES-SALAAM TBN 2-4& HKG. KEE/KAO, HUANGPU I TBN END NOV
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      311 37 DIRECT M (j FASTEST TRANSIT K PAPUA NEW GUINEA CHILE Tp jl 'ISLA FLOREANA' 21 JAN 1990 -Ik Agwitr SEGANI Tel *****00 l( j; H£^^^^^Hilliii||ii|iii|iMBl|i9^B» r» CHORI VOY3IW 2/11 10/12 18/12 OMIT 2SK ALB STRENGTH VOY39W 18/12 29/12 04/01 WOl Si ST ALA ENDEAVOUR VOYMW 2W12 KVOI 15/01 OMff AccapSnQ
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      147 38 R®9> ona l Weather SIGNIFICANT WEATHER AND SEA CONDITIONS AT 0730 HOURS ON NOV 27,19 M. LEGEND R Thunderstorm Temperature c X\ V Shower Weather Wind direction with speed in knots Ran Wave height Cloudy Sky Surface winds ore indicated by arrows which fly with the wind One tuK circle
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