The Business Times, 9 April 1979

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    10 1 BUSINESS TIMES M.C.(P) No. 14J/1/7S MONDAY, APRIL 1,1979 50 CENTS
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      Lock icon Khmers battle Viets
      59 1 UPI BANGKOK, Sun. Heavy fighting involving tanks and artillery swirled along the ThaiKampuchean frontier today as Khmer Rouge guerillas tried to stave off a new Vietnamese offensive in Kampuchea. Thai police said more than 700 hungry and exhausted Khmer Rouge soldiers, women and children fled the fighting
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      Lock icon Thais plan rationing
      59 1 UPI BANGKOK, Sun. Oil-starved Thailand is expected to finish tomorrow the draft of a plan using petrol rationing and dimmed lights to cut national oil consumption by 10 per cent. Prime Minister Kriangsak Chomanan said he would personally chair tomorrrow's meeting of the National Oil Policy Committee
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      Lock icon Good neighbour pledge
      80 1 Reuter BANGKOK, Sun. President of the Hanoi-back-ed Kampuchean Government of Heng Samrin has said that one of his country's main efforts in foreign policy is to try to consolidate friendship and cooperation with the Soviet Union, Vietnam, Laos and other socialist countries, Vietnam News Agency reported today.
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      Lock icon Pollution threat over
      70 1 Reuter SALVAGE experts yesterday pumped oil from the damaged storage holds of the crippled Taiwan tanker, Fortune, mopping up after a collision with a US aircraft carrier that threatened widespread pollution on the Malaysian and North Borneo coasts. Pollution control experts said most of the oil already
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      Lock icon Saudis plan A-centre
      60 1 Reuter JEDDAH, Sun.— Saudi Arabia plans to set up an atomic energy centre as the first step towards the creation of a nuclear industry. Press reports today, quoted Mr Mohammed Al-Tawil, the directorgeneral of the Institute of Public Administration, as saying the centre would study the possibility
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      Lock icon It takes an Islamic coup
      61 1 UPI KUWAIT, Sun. Iranian religious leader Ayatollah Ruhollah Khortieiny has said only an Islamic "revolution" could topple Egyptian President Anwar Sadat and "liberate Palestine," a Kuwaiti newspaper said today. The daily A 1 Watan said Mr Khomeiny had told visiting Arabs in Qom on Saturday
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      Lock icon Tax holidays
      55 1 Reuter. KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. Malaysia is giving additional tax holidays to help boost the rubber products manufacturing industry, Deputy Trade and Industry Minister Datuk Lew Sip Hon said here tonight. He said the additional tax holiday is one of the steps taken by the government to encourage greater
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      Lock icon Truckies adamant
      70 1 AFP CANBERRA, Sun. Thousands of trucks are still blockading Australia's major cities as the truckies' dispute ends its first week. And truck leaders indicated today that they have every intention of standing fast in spite of a number of compromise offers by state and federal transport ministers to
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      Lock icon Force not precluded
      69 1 AFP WASHINGTON, Sun. The United States will not hesitate to use force to protect its vital interests, Presidential National Security Adviser Zbigniew Brzezinski told the magazine US News and World Report here. Mr. Brzezinski noted that in the crises of the last two years, including those in
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    TOP TEN STOCKS
    120 1 THE following list of stocks gives the II most traded en the Stock Exchange of Singapore last week. It gives the turnover in thousands of nnite, closing prices on Friday and the high and low for 1979 Cwpwy TVMVtl IN r Price* Apr t Hlgk in Law
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  • LOCAL STOCK INDICES
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      SINGAPORE
      81 1 A,wt Apr 3 Apr 4 Aprs Apr* ~BT Index: 1997 93 1981.24 1999.23 2029 07 2065 97 Industrials: 371.19 ***** 373 40 376 19 378.52 <n Finance: 659 71 659 71 ***** 664 86 674.59 ••Hotels: 282.12 281.86 283 10 285.06 286 79 •Properties: 240.07 240 67 242.31 245.15
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      MALAYSIA
      87 1 Apr* Apr3 Apr 4 AprS Apr ♦♦BT Index 2869 59 2785.01 2830.75 2862.52 2906.79 Industrials. <08 18 406 13 408 69 412 32 415 62 (■Finance: 578.51 574.91 577.72 584.24 592 00 ••Hotels: 255.03 254.87 255.12 255.20 255.28 •Properties: 227 63 227.32 ***** 233.24 235 63 *TJns: 199.55 197
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    ARC hews out path for timber
    758 1  -  SOLUTIONS TO LOG JAMS By FOO CHOY PENC THE local timber industry will know by the end of this month where its future lies and the course of action it has to take to stay out of the woods. An eight-month study of the
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    Rex settles for Ayer Rajah
    221 1 A NEW Zealand manufacturer of automotive parts and electronic components, Rex Industries, will set up a plant in the light-indus-trial area of Ayer Rajah, sources said yesterday. By this July, the plant, Rexport Asia, will be making industrial hose clips and cable lugs for the
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    SIA's Airbus order breaks new ground
    533 1 SINGAPORE Airlines (SIA) has placed a massive order worth more than US$3lO million for six aircraft, including spares, with the European Airbus Industrie consortium, breaking for the very first time an almost traditional supply source of aircraft from the US. An SIA announcement yesterday
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    Arbuthnot Securities minds Singapore Growth Fund
    248 1 CHARTERED Uatt Trast Management is aaw a sabsldlary af Arbathaat Latham, aad is lumwit as Arbathaat Securities Asia Ltd. The maaagemeat eampaay af the maltt-mlllien-dellar Siagapare Grawth Pud will have its registered sfflee at 2HI, OCBC Centre. Ahathaat Latham's dlreetar, Mr ithi Dick, said
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    Hitachi is seeking $50m for tube plant
    355 1  -  By RONNIE LIM HITACHI Electronic Devices (HED), which is in charge of the $115 million colour TV tube project now under construction, is negotiating a $40 million to $50 million loan from Singapore banks, sources said yesterday. HED is believed to have met
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    Lock icon OIL PRICE RISES
    106 1 UPI, Reuter KUWAIT will announce today the new price of Jts crude oil for the second quarter of 1979. Oil Minister Sheikh Ali Khalifa Al-Sabah said the new price will be decided in the light of decisions adopted on Saturday by the higher petroleum council and in
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    Lock icon Dark cloud hanging over US nuclear power plants
    1002 2 The nuclear scare at Harrisburg's Three Mile Island plant may be the beginning of the end of civilian nuclear power in the US. For with this has come to light doomsday reports prepared by various scientists on the worst possible nuclear disasters.
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    Lock icon THE MEAN STREETS OF THE WORLD'S BIGGEST UTOPIA
    1099 2  -  China's problems with her "dropout" youth have opened up a view of the other side of Utopia. The young people who reject life on a commune farm are condemned to join the city underground living with gamblers, prostitutes and petty criminals. By
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      71 2 An Avis chauffeur-drive lets you hold a meeting before the meeting. < r- v«:o I&I4 r it«t The most important meetings usually occur between the airport and office. But getting down to business is tough when you're worrying about the W^6n U rent 311 V S car ta^e a^on 8
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      659 2 I TWO-IN CRYPTIC PUZZLE ACROSS 3 A contretemps with Basil? (5) 8 Gain a superior position (3, 2) 10 Thanks, little man, for the stories (5) 11 People exploding some bombs! (3) 12 Fast, expert driver in a posh car (5) 13 It's risky for him to be himself (7)
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    Formulating solutions in chess
    1749 3  -  Essentially, most of the basic principles in chess are based upon a question of priority. Each particular goal must be considered with regard to its intrinsic importance and ultimately arranged as a hierarchy. By LIM SENG HOO THE EFFICACY of any good solution is often determined
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    MEMO PAD
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      67 3 Next week: Report on the First Asian Cities Tournament which Singapore won last week. Quartz just became precious. Q OMEGA Few things in life wilj outlast Swiss Craftsmanship. From the innovators of quartz timekeeping, the distinguished Omega Quartz Constellation. Gold plated, stainless steel and solid gold. Shown here, an Omega
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  • RAW MATERIALS
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      LONDON MARKETS
      1327 4 OILSEEDS: Brokers said edible oils generally eased slightly on Friday, reflecting Chicago on Thursday but laurics were firmer on strength of origin where supplies were moderatively tight. Dutch soybean oil was marked down one to two guilders per 100 kilos with limited dealings including May July at 131.50
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      RUBBER
      159 4 RUBBER futures in London on Friday closed easier at the lows and mostly 0.60 to 1.50 pence per kilo down from Thursday. Turnover was three lots of five tonnes and 439 lots of 15 tonnes including 43 kerb trades and 14 options. Dealers said the market extended earlier losses
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      Soybean
      168 4 CHICAGO soybean futures closed sharply higher on Friday, with nearby gains as large as 18 Vi US cents a bushel. The smallest gain, 2 3 cents, was posted in the March contract. Traders said values were pushed higher in the afternoon when Cacex, the marketing arm of the Bank
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      Wheat
      164 4 WHEAT futures in Chicago on Friday closed mostly higher with only the spot month showing a loss. Prices were off IV* US cents in the May contract to up V/ 2 cents a bushel elsewhere. Traders said the May option came under pressure from professional and commercial selling, while
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      Lock icon USDA maintains Brazil soybean estimate
      384 4 Reuter. THE US Department of Agriculture said it is maintaining its estimate of the total Brazilian soybean crop this year at between 10.5 and 11.5 million tonnes, despite a 300,000-tonne reduction in estimated output in Rio Grande do Sul to between 3.96 and 4.35 million
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      Palm oil
      63 4 C.I.P. North European port*. In US dollars per ton unless otherwise stated LONDON: Malaysian SHffa bulk per tonne W Privt— June unch 662slr Sumatra i% ffa bulk April 990sIr flKslr May 680slr 882 .sir June 675slr 877';Slr July unch 670s Ir Nigeria 5* ffa bulk st« BOTTERDAM: unq
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      Rice
      100 4 BANGKOK: Saturday's prices in US dollars per tonne F. 0.8. basis Bangkok): WHITE RICE 100 per cent Ist claa Mi. 100 per cent lad claa 333. 100 per ceat 3rd claa 338, 5 per cent 311. 10 per cent 309, IS per ceat 288 30 per ceat 293. S
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      Pepper dealers having a tug of war
      365 4 THE PRODUCE market mM aa a mixed note last week. Tke pepper sector tended te ke dall aad featureless aa buyers retreated te tke sidelines te await farther price decreases la tke market. Betk sellers aad bayers appeared te ke haviag a tag
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      Lock icon Commodity prices mostly easier
      1294 4 AFP. COMMODITY prices were mostly easier in London last week, with one or two erratic exceptions, following a sharp upward move in sterling against the US dollar. Copper proved to be very sensitive and, in turn, affected tin and lead, with an upward trend developing in
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      Produce exchange
      163 4 CHINESE Produce Exchange, Singapore, noon closing prices per picul on Saturday: Ciuml «U: Bulk $121 sellers, old drum SUB sellers, new drum $131 sellers. Ofrm: Mixed (loose) UK Coot $78.00 buyers Pepper: Muntok AST A white fob mn NLW $330.00 sellers. Sarawak white fob Wi NLW $306.00 sellers.
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    • MONEY AND EXCHANGE$
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        Lock icon Discount market
        289 4 Source: Commercial Discount Co. Ltd. THE DOMESTIC money market remained liquid for most days of the week with overnight funds traded at the 4 J /4 to 4M per cent level. One-month money, however, eased by 1/16 per cent to 515/16 5-13/16 per cent while three-month deposits stabilised
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        MLR
        21 4 THE average rale at which Singapore banks are currently prepared to lend to their best customers is 8 per cent.
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        Asian $ rates
        264 4 Asian rates RATES eased continuously for the latter part of last week, after holding steady levels up to Tuesday. In the market where short dates lost ground after Federal funds were traded at 9-15/16 per cent, periods also took a tumble to close on Friday per cent and per cent
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        Euro $ rates
        152 4 Euro rates LONDON Eurodollar deposit rates closed steadier after a moderately active session on Friday, dealers said. Fixed dates eased at the outset in response to some European lending interest and then held steady around midsession before hardening to opening levels on renewed demand from Nassau and the US, the
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        Gold
        175 4 THE KILOBAR in Singapore opened at 5517,194 on Saturday, and closed at $17,186. The market was quiet. Spot gold for London delivery opened at U*****.00/50 and closed at $240.90/241.40. The market was quiet moving between $241.40/80 and $240.90/241.40. Soarce: Slngmas. Retail prices per tahil quoted by the Singapore Chinese
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        London
        398 4 STERLING closed steady on mid-session levels against a sharply firmer US dollar but off its highs of the afternoon on Friday. Trading was only moderately active, but outflows from marks and Swiss francs into the higher yielding currencies continued, dealers said. Sentiment for the dollar had been marginally improved
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        Short-term money
        50 4 FOR THE week ended Saturday April 7, the range of call rate received from from Short Deposits (M) Bhd was as follows: Buk faad: I' j per cent to 7"« per cent. Geaeral had: 2 per cent to 4 1 per cent. Mcveaaeate of funds totalled $1,061 million.
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        Lock icon Money market
        66 4 Source: Astley Pearce THE INTERBANK money market remained rather easy throughout the week ended April 6. Most transactions were dealt around the region of 4 to per cent. One Month eased considerably from 6'% 6 per cent to 5 7 5-13/16 per cent. However, Two and Three Months
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      282 4 Dynamic, newly established trading corporation with an Asean wide network is looking for a TRADING EXECUTIVE The company is trading primarily in fertilizers, industrial raw materials and chemicals with a desire to expand into heavy industrial equipment and building materials as well as exports from Southeast Asia. Present trading activities
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  • OVERSEAS
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      Lock icon China will follow world trading rules
      350 5 AP. CHINESE Vice-premier Gu Mu (Ku Mu) said on Friday that China will continue to adopt "common international practices" in trade and economic exchange and that "an investment act is still being drafted." Mr Gu, who is minister in charge of the State Capital
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      DAILY AIRCRAFT MOVEMENTS
      691 5 ARRIVALS Service Local Operator Number Time From GIA GA944 1055 PKU GIA GA908 1100 MES THAI TG423 1125 BKK PAL PR501 1135 MNL SIA SQ63 1155 MNL RBA BI423 1200 BWN GIA GA982 1200 HLP SIA SQ240 1210 MES SIA SQ201 1245 HLP MAS MH684 1245 KCH
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      INVESTORS PUMP $2.13B INTO MANILA
      104 5 FOREIGN iavestmeats la the Philippines have rises ta USH7I mllltos (8*2.13 bUllsa) (ram $171 nUMta before, March 1173, whea forelga tavestmeati policies were liberalised, the esaatry's eeatral bask nil The U8 remalaed the largest lavester with aearly half sf total foreiga lavestmeats, foUswed by Japaa
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      New energy plan won't hurt much
      621 5 THE AMERICAN economy is so sick that President Carter's new energy plan will merely add a twinge of pain. That's the consensus of analysts across a broad spectrum, who predict President Carter's plan to lift oil price controls will increase inflation by a small
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      Lock icon Japanese combine to buy Mexican oil
      179 5 AFP. JAPAN'S five major oil companies have agreed to form a consortium to import crude oil from Mexico. According to industrial sources in Tokyo over the weekend, presidents of the five companies, including Mitsubishi Oil and Idemitsu Kosan Oil, made the decision at a
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    • WORLD IN BRIEF
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        Lock icon VIETS MASS TROOPS
        466 5 Agencies THE Vietnamese army has massed reinforcements along Kampuchea's western border to help disengage several of its units surrounded by the Khmer Rouge, reports reaching Bangkok said yesterday. An unidentified twin-en-gined aircraft parachuted supplies on Friday to proVietnamese Kampucbean troops holding a position near Poipet a border
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      Lock icon BRITAIN'S INFLATION TO STAY AT SINGLE DIGIT
      192 5 Reuter. BRITAIN'S inflation rate is expected to remain just below 10 per cent ahead of the general election scheduled for May 3. Analysts are forecasting the retail price index for March will show a 0.8 per cent rise from February, taking the year-on-year
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      Lock icon Pen weaker than the sword
      186 5 UPI. I f^ ni4n Prime Minister Amir Abbas Hovey- Shah s closest confidant and the highest ranking prisoner of the Ayatollah Khomeiny's government, was executed by a firing squad on Saturday after being secretly tried and convicted by an Islamic revolutionary court. i Mr Hoveyda,
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      Lock icon No room for consumers, capitalists and marxists
      306 5 AFP. THE IRANIAN economy will be neither capitalist, marxist nor a slave of consumer society, a leading ideologist of the "Islamic republic" said on Saturday.' Mr Abolhasan Banisadr, adviser to the Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeiny on economic matters, said the economy must be decentralised
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      177 5 HOLBORN LAW TUTORS Mrs V Aggett B.A.(Dunelm) Solicitor Principal of Holborn Law Tutors The only specialist Law College offering courses in London for The University of London LL.B (external) Degree -will be visiting Southeast Asia during April 1979 to discuss the courses offered by the college. She will address meetings
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  • REVIEWS
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      Two faces of a critic
      1867 6 THERE ARE TWO opinions as to the value of music critics necessary and unnecessary. > Harry Ellis Dickson said, "Music critics serve no useful purpose and fortunately have no effect whatsoever upon the course of musical history. Many of them don't know anything about music
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      THE TANGLED WEB OF THOMAS'S LIFE
      587 7 Title: Dylan Thomas Author: Paul Ferris Publisher: Penguin Books UK Price: £1.50 Reviewed by: Norman Cattanach AS I cowered under an eiderdown while savage, icy winds raged over the N north-east of Scotland one winter's night in 1954, I stretched out a bluish-ting-ed hand
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      CANTONESE OPERA NOT ON THE WANE
      765 7  -  By. LEE YOKE MENG THE LARGE aadleace at the Keag Chsw Antdtflea's neept perfermaace ml the Niflml Theatre preved, If aetUag else, that Interest la Caat—eec •perm is certainly net aa the wane. The Kng Chew Amatear Caataaeee Opera Traape to mm af the
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      Lock icon Efforts to understand female sexuality
      847 7  -  BY RACHEL BILLIHGTON FT The Sadeian Woman: An exercise in Cultural History, by Angela Carter. Virago, '£5.95. Paperback £1.95. My Mother Myself: The Daughter's Search for Identity, by Nancy Friday. Sheldon Press, £7.50, 425 pages. Fontana £1.50. THE juxtaposition of The Sadeian Woman and My
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  • Page 6 Miscellaneous
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      485 6 LEISURE FILM?: THE National Museum will screen three colour films on Wednesday night (8 p.m.). Provided by the New Zealand High Commission, these films are titled One Ton Cup 1971, Sky High in New Zealand, and A Sense of Involvement. EXHIBITIONS: ALSO at the National Museum, an exhibition on Traditional
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  • MARKET REVIEWS
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      Uptrend raises some eyebrows
      978 8  -  GAINS DESPITE DAMPENERS SINGAPORE By TSANG SAU YIN THE STOCK Exchange of Singapore moved on to higher grounds last week as "boyers came out in greater '''numbers than before and sought out a wider spread of stocks. The Straits Times Industrial index broke convincingly through the
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      Lock icon Small gains check slide
      405 8 SYDNEY Reuter THE MARKET broke out of a downward drift and lead- ing mining and industrial stocks posted small gains, .u However on the week's -trading the All Ordinaries Index finished down 7.36 at 582.17, while the metals and minerals index was down 57.77 at A
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      COMPANY NEWS for the week
      316 8  -  Week emit* April L Compiled by VIOLET CHOW SCRIP ISSUE Malayaa Ptov Mills BM: Bonus Issue of one-for-two lUxy Electric MuMet: Bonus Issue of two-for-five OTHERS Malayria Weaving, which is having its name changed to MWE Holdings, is spending about MR million to expand its
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      Stocks romancing with Mrs T
      1113 8  -  LONDON By GERALD COLVERD THE DUST of the old financial year is now a distant cloud after a week in which investors and the stock market have been busy with brushes and brooms to tidy up a fiscal trading term ending on a high note
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      Lumber leads with the loudest rumble
      863 8 K.LUMPUR LOW-LINERS again commanded attention on the Kuala Lumpur stock market last week. Amidst generally steady conditions, the market advanced to a sharply higher close in fairly active trading. Strong speculative interest was focussed, in particular, on lumber stocks which gained in strength as
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      Lock icon ELECTRIC AND GAS UTILITIES HARDEST HIT
      473 8 TOKYO AFP. PRICES on the Tokyo stock market fell broadly in moderate trading last week amid worries about tighter credit, the yen's sharp depreciation and concern over the safety of nuclear power plants. Investors grew nervous at the start of the first week of
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      Lock icon Better days ahead
      703 8 STRENGTH IN US$ NEW YORK NYT WITH investors encouraged by strength in the US dollar and by President Carter's programme for decontrolling domestic oil prices, the stock market rose last week in active trading to its highest level in six months. The Dow Jones industrial average advanced
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  • INTERNATIONAL STOCKS
    • EUROPEAN MARKETS
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        Zurich
        189 9 APR 06 Francs Actions Suisses 300 unch Alusulsse Br 1470 IS Alusulsse Reg 585 2 Brown Boveri Br 1870 unch Clba Geigy Br 1280 15 Clba Geigy P C 995 15 Cite Geigy Reg 710 Credit Suisse Br 2285 unch Credit Suisse Reg 445 unch Elektrowatt Br 2030 5
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        Paris
        263 9 APR 06 Fn CORBEILLE Atr-Liquide 300 -20 5 B S N Gervais Danone 539 4-21 C S F (ThomsonCsf) 405 +1 C« t runcal* des Petroles 181 -t-S.5 Compagnie Ftnanclere Compagnie General? 399 50 17 Credit Koncler De France 430 Hachetle (Librairie) 258 8 Machines Bull 62.90 1 Michelin
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        175 9 APR 06 Fls ABN ***** -1 Ahold 30.00 +0.1 AMEV 94.80 -02 115 70 +0.4 Amrot Bank 75.10 -05 Bergos.s 59.50 +Z5 Berk 86 70 2.7 Bols 71.00 0.5 106.50 0.5 71.30 +0.1 Calve Delft 182 20 22 Deli Mij 124 00 0.5 Ennia 130JO UACh Fokker 25 JO
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        97 9 APR OS Frs FORWARD MARKET Acec 434 -7 Arbed 2480 -20 Astur 662 -12 B rase ail 506 -6 Bra-Lamb 1780 unch Can par 764 20 Cock 497 -3 De Beers 214 •1 Ebes 2436 5 Electro bel 6840 -10 Ob-Inno-Bm 2640 15 Oe* 1380 -2 Hobok 80 Petro
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        201 9 Aef-Telefunken M.SO -04 Akzo 28.00 0.1 Allz Leben 895 00 -3 Allz Vers 482.00 uneh Bay H T Wbank Bay Vbank 137 40 MISO 279 SO 03 *4 Bayer BBC BMW L Cassella 281 00 231 00B mm 290 00 -1 13 I Commerzbank Conll Gum mi Daimler-Benz Deguua
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        Milan
        104 9 APR 06 Lire Ante 35 •1 Assoc Gen ***** -750 Baslogi 627 -36 Centrale 4500 -60 Flat 2741 -46 F insider 156.75 -5 25 Gen Immob j 70.25 unch IF! Prl 2200 -35 ILalcemenU ***** -550 I taigas 768 4-4 Italsider 371.50 -ia.5 Magnet! M PI 566 unch Marelll
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      Lock icon Extraordinary gains lift Olivetti
      225 9 Reuter. OLIVETTI said its previously announced IS7B net profit of 2.1 billion lire was largely the result of extraordinary gains of 21.9 billion lire. These were obtained through reorganisation of company structure by hiving off some activities as separate companies it said. Depreciation was 37.9 billion
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      Lock icon Good start at East Asiatic
      168 9 Reuter THE EAST Asiatic Company director Mogens Pagh said group performance in 1979 will improve over 1978. He told the annual meeting that the group had a good start in the first quarter, due mainly to improved conditions for company bulk-carriers and product carriers. But
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      Lock icon Downturn at three Japanese oil firms
      137 9 AFP THREE Japanese oil companies affiliated with international oil suppliers registered declines in both sales and profits last year from 1977. The three companies Esso Standard Sekiyu (Oil) K.K., Mobil Sekiyu K.K. and Shell Sekiyu K.K. attributed the declines chiefly to price discount amid
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      ICI plans cut in fixed costs
      77 9 IMPERIAL Chemical Industries said it plans a 25 per cent cut in fifced costs in its organics division over the next two years involving the loss of 1,650 Jobs while a further 1,500 jobs will be lost by 1985. An ICI spokesman said the
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      NEW MD FOR WHITE HORSE
      166 9 DISTILLERS Company has announced the appointment of Mr. Ted Edwards as managing director of White Horse Distillers, effective this month. He succeeds Mr. David Connell who becomes managing director of John Walker and Sons Ltd. Mr. Edwards, 40, joined the export department of John Walker
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      Lock icon THAT MAGIC TOUCH AT KAISER
      994 9 NYT. "WE WERE walking on the razor's edge," said Mr Cornell Maier, the chairman of Kaiser Aluminium and Chemical CoVp., as he gestured with a knife for emphasis. "To improve profits you ought to spend money," he explained. "To improve capital formation you don't spend
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      Active trading continues
      1351 9 NEW YORK STOCKS pulled lack slightly in active trading last Friday following Thursday's advance which brought the market to its best level of the year. The Dow Jones industrials lost a point and losers edged winners by a small margin as turnover eased a bit to 34
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      Lock icon A sure ace for those holding gambling stocks
      580 9 NYT. MANY of those who have speculated on United States' Atlantic City gambling stocks will be pleased to hear that a leading accounting concern thinks there is room for many casinos in that New Jersey shore community. Only Resorts International is licensed
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      Jo'burg
      291 9 APR Rand INDUSTRIALS A Alpha 110 unch Atwrcom 232 unc h AE And CI AMIC <15 ■aw -10 unch Barlows MO 5 r.f Sucar 6306 CN A Cum* Finance De Been Ind 206 M 147S8 unch unch -5 Edron 301 Ed far» MOO 4j® h Ewrndjr Fed Volk M7B
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      Stock prices still rising
      473 9 TOKYO THE MARKET row for the fourth consecutive day in active trading last Saturday with resources and export-orientat-ed issues leading the way. Dealers said the market average rose 15.91 to close at 6,065.90 with a volume of 230 million shares. The Tokyo Stock Exchange index closed
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      TORONTO
      216 9 APR OS C* AblUbl 17'. 4-'« A lean 42', Algoma as Bank Mont »V Bank Nova ScoUa 23 Bell Tel M'i Beth Corp BP Can Ltd "H M'j i Brascan as unch Camp Red Lake -_JI 37'j unch Can Imp Bk 38', Canpac 39'-j 'j Cannae in* Pf 1S.B
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      283 9 1978 Group profits increased by 24% to *****.5 million. Final Dividend of 12.71 cents per share recommended, making a total of 18.84 cents for 1978, up 13.2%. Dividend cover 1.35 times. Bonus Issue Bonus share issue of 1 for 10 proposed. Dividend for 1979 expected to be maintained on increased
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      All eyes on property's rounded bottoms
      388 10  -  By ARTHUR NG ROUNDED bottoms are nice to look at, especially on the curvaceous. Wfell, technical analysts are always on the lookout for such configurations too, bat the rounded bottoms they see on their charts are few and far in between. Nevertheless, when such
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      DIVIDENDS ANNOUNCED
      640 10 1 Current Ex Booka Date Total for Total for 1 Payment Date Close Payable the year Previous year Hume M 6%I Mar 14 Mar 28 Apr 13 8% 15% K Sidim SHI Mar 28 Apr 7 Apr 14 5% 20% A Hitam Tin 150% I Mar 22 Apr
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      SCRIP ISSUE
      173 10 Company Particulara Ex Date Books Cloae Keck Seng Bonus Issue of 1 for 5 Apr 4 Apr 17 Dunlop Eat Bonus Issue of 1 for 5 Apr 8 Apr 30 P. Products Bonus Issue of 1 for 4 Apr 16 Apr 20 Toahiba Rights Issue of 3 for
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      COMPANY BRIEFS
      324 10 HIGHLANDS ami Lawtaads, with reference to a query from the SES, says that it is not aware of any impending developments which would justify any announcements, other than the release of its results made on April 2. THE KLSE has noted that SMth Enat Asia Lamber, which recently
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      SHARE INFORMATION SERVICE
      2757 10 1*1* Bigfc Uw Coepeay Last Bale +#rGr's D*t DW Crr Gr's TTd > Net P/B Vol (•OOO) Hlg Week k Low sacnoN oifi DfDUSTBIALS 241 190* 142 MO 286 74 Vi 276 316 208 380 207 123* 110 ISO 26S 60 186 226 177 298 Aetna Alcom
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      73 10 CHANGE OF NAME We are pleased to announce that the name of MViiw miki i m i UKI flu imm jo i Ki fliun:<i] has been changed to ARBUTHNOT SECURITIES ASIA LIMITED Managers of the Singapore Growth Fund the leading unit trust in Singapore 2501 OCBC Centre, Chulia Street, Singapore
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  • MONDAY SPORTS
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      Legaspi scores a Classic win
      1210 11  -  By TEO TECK WENG FILIPINO World Cupper Ireneo Legaspi produced a final round even-par 69 to win the $7,800 Weame-Ley-land Golf Classic at the Changi course yesterday. The 39-year-old professional completed the 54-hole tournament with a 202 total to clinch the title by four strokes
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      Just won of those things
      565 11  -  By RONALD KOW FOR ANY gaad reaaaa yoa eaa think sf to snpport the propositioa that the Siagapare oatfoaal soccer team shaaid have waa the Malaysia Cap match against Pahaag last Saturday, yaa will probably he able to came ap with a haadred bettor ones
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      How the various golf circuits may be shorted
      898 11  -  By PETER DOBEREINER IN THE expanding world of tournament golf, one area has been neglected. Thriving golf circuits have been established in America, Europe, Africa (two of them), Asia, Japan and Australasia while South America has been left out in the cold.
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      Lock icon China-Taiwan game
      325 11 AP. IT LOOKS like a Cklacee panic flags —i Mtlw wkai. U aparta afflelals la Cklu aad Taiwaa cm Had eaeagk erieatai p«ttwee uri pkilssepky to unvel II all, they will ketk be wmßm ittletM to Best year's Olympic O—i la Nmnw. II ippemi Impassible wkea Ike aeaslea
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      663 11 THE GOVERNMENT OF MALAYSIA CONSTRUCTION OF BINTULU DEEPWATER PORT CONTRACT NO. 4 BREAKWATERS AND WHARVES (International Contract) sil NOTICE OF PREQUALIFICATION OF TENDERERS The Government of Malaysia hereby invites suitably qualified and experienced contractors for prequalification for Contract No. 4 Breakwaters and Wharves, which forms part of the several contracts
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    Lock icon Egypt dares Arabs to start oil cuts to West
    216 12 UPI. EGYPTIAN Prime Minister. Mustafa Khali! challenged the Arab oil-produc-ing states to cut their production of petroleum as a means of putting pressure on the West to back Palestinian rights.. Mr Khalil made his remarks during a debate of the Egyptian-Israeli
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    Lock icon Kingdom of a resort
    106 12 UPI A VAST tourist resort, complete with modern hotels, casinos, golf courses, duty-free shops, restaurants, tennis-courts, rented apartments and a lake, is about to open in South Korea. It is located in and around Kyongju, an ancient town rich in historical relics located 274 km south-east
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    Lock icon FIRE OF A LAHORE MOB
    93 12 UPI photo. Pro-Bhutto supporters about to set fire to a car in Lahore on Saturday. The car was later gutted. Nation-wide violence in which several lives were lost has continued since the Zia government hanged the former Prime Minister Zuifikar All Bhutto last Wednesday. There
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    Lock icon Bid to commit Third World at MTN
    669 12 NYT, Reuter. A MAJORITY of Third World countries will initial only parts of the draft treaty of the Tokyo Round of Multilateral Trade Negotiations (MTN) this week, delegation sources predicted. The sources said that among industrialised nations involved in the five-year-old talks creeping
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    Lock icon Indonesia has oil to last another century
    199 12 AFP. INDONESIAN oil reserves have been estimated at 50 billion barrels, Minister of Mines and Energy Subroto disclosed at the commissioning of the offshore Udang oilfield on Saturday. He said tremendous progress has been made in offshore oilfield prospecting and production in the
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    Lock icon 'CARTER NOT FOR FREE TRADE'
    150 12 Reuter THE CARTER Administration has been accused of retreating from its earlier support of free trade and is now risking retaliation by the nation's trading partners for its protectionism. Representative Henry Reuss (Democrat-Wiscon-sin) cited protectionist concessions granted to US industries as a means of obtaining
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    Markets for aquarium fish not fully explored
    307 12 THE BOOMING aqaariam flab Mutry la Wagapere still baa aiaay markets that are aat fally explered aar explelted, tar example, Caaada, Wert Aala, East Earape, the Ualterf States aad West Earape. Aecerdiag te the Mlaistry af Caltare's weekly, The Mlmr, the ladaatry'a experts
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    Gold sales at UOB
    64 12 THE UNITED Overseas Bank group, comprising the United Overseas Bank, Chung Khiaw Bank and Lee Wah Bank, has started selling gold at all its 45 branches here. The gold is available in denominations of five, 10, 20, 50 and 100 grams and one-kilo gold bars, and
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    Lock icon A TAXING FIGHT OVER OIL WINDFALL
    716 12 NYT, UPI. SEVERAL congressional leaders have predicted that US President Carter faces a tough, perhaps losing battle to gain enactment of a tax on "windfall profits" to be reaped by oil producers as a result of lifting price controls on domestic oil. Representative A
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    Bintulu bidders all US-Japanese joint, ventures
    370 12 ALL THE three bidders for the liquefied natural gas project in Bintulu, Sarawak, are US-Japanese joint ventures involving some of the best known names in the industry. The Malaysian stateowned oil company, Petronas, recently disclosed that three bids had been received although it did
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    Lock icon Fighting decontrol
    125 12 AP. THE PRESIDENT of the 200,000-member oil workers Union in the United States has strongly opposed the proposed decontrol of US crude oil prices, saying the move can cost American consumers a minimum US$l4 billion (5130.5 billion) a year. Mr A 1 Grasp iron, head of the Denver-based
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    Lock icon Jakarta's dearer power
    227 12 Reuter, AFP. INDONESIA'S state-run Electricity Supply Company is expected to raise its charges in the wake of last November's 33.6 per cent devaluation of the rupiah. Mr Semaun Samadikun, director-general of energy at the Ministry of Mines and Energy, said yesterday that electricity production costs have risen
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      45 12 For a full range of office space available contact JONES UNG 3905 OCBC Centre, Singapore 1. Tel: *****4/***** I■ I Superb Northern Indian, Kashmiri and Moglai cuisine for the discriminating gourmet. The most distinguished Indian Restaurant in the h <rld J Walker (mat Tel: ,?6/505
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      535 12 APOLLO ENTERPRISES LIMITED (Incorporated in the Republic of Singapore) To All Shareholders The Board of Directors of Apollo Enterprises Limited are pleased to announce the following: 1. PRELIMINARY UNAUDITED RESULTS 1978 1977 (Unaudited) (Audited) Profit before Income Tax 554,353,271 554,119,889 (after charging depreciation 1978-551,193,374 1977 —551,110,869) Provision for Income Tax
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      61 12 jWEATjHER Outlook for Singapore from 6 a.m. to noon today: Isolated showers around midday Report for 24 prior to 7.3t p.m. on April 8 at the airport. Maximum temperature 32.6 Associated humidity 69 Minimum temperature 24.4 Associated humidity 1 100 Hours of sunshine 6.70 Rainfall in millimetres Trace Total rainfall
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  • SHIPPING TIMES
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        Lock icon Unithai buys freighters
        72 13 Reuter THE United Thai Shipping Corp (Unithai) said it has purchased three second-hand freighters to operate on the Thailand-Europe-Far East route. The vessels are about 10 years old and weigh 12,850 dwt. They are to be delivered by the middle of this month. Unithai has been accepted
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        Lock icon Coal grounded
        140 13 Reuter STRIKING tradesmen's assistants at the Port Kembla and Sydney coal loaders voted in Sydney to remain on strike until April 18, union sources said. The strike has delayed 13 coal carriers and led to the temporary laying off of 1,200 miners by the Bellambi Coal Co Ltd.
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        Lock icon Tanker for scrapyard
        69 13 AFP A TAIWANESE yard will shortly break up the Liberian supertanker Andros Patria (218,000 tonnes) which was damaged by an explosion in the Atlantic three months ago, shipping sources said in London on Thursday. The owner, B.P. Goulandris of Greece, considers the estimated repair bill of $6
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      Shipping Act eases NOL trade
      554 13  -  'JUST AND REASONABLE' RATES By RAHIM KASSIM NEW tight has been thrown on the US Ocean Shipping Act, 1978 that should ease the Neptune Orient Lines predicament in the trans-Pacific trade The Act enforced by the US Federal Maritime Commission (FMC) will not paralyse the
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      Ben's first containership
      278 13 BEN LINE has taken delivery of its first containership built in Japan by Mitsubishi Heavy Industries (MHI) last month. The ship will be on Ben Line's container run between Kobe, Singapore and Port Kelang. The new 426 TEU-capaci-ty container ship, called Ben valla, was completed within seven
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      SHIPPING LIST where your ships are due...and when
      2420 17 SCHEDULE 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
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      The Consortia
      137 17 The major shipping consortia operating between the Far and Straits ports/Australia and the_ member lines. 5 ACE (FAR EAST/EUROPE): Franco Belgian Services. •K' Line Korean Shipping Corporation Neptune Orient Lines Orient Overseas Container Line ANRO (STRAITS/ AUSTRALIA): Australian National Line Australia/Straits Container Line Nedlloyd Lines Neptune Orient Lines
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      INDEX
      520 17 SUpptag Ll*c ACS Pa«e Cat Shtpptag Um Page Cel n 5 Lian Soon n 2 Afea IV 3 L.Brasileiro IV 3 Alfred V 2 L.Triestino m 3 Alpac IV 5 Lu n 2 Angkutan ANL IV I 4 1 Lykes m 5 r, APL m 2 Maersk i 4/5t
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      Container Schedules
      1376 18 RECEIVING OF EXPORT FCL CONTAINERS AND LCL CARGO AT CONTAINER TERMINAL NB. (1) Each vessel's estimated time of arrival is advised by the Shipping Line/ Agent and is subject to change (2) All export FCL containers and LCL cargo must be delivered to the Authority's premises during the
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      Who acts for whom
      846 18 The leading shipping lines operating from Singapore and the local agents who handle cargo bookings for them. Adriatic Container— Container Feeders. AFEA Line— Singapore Shipping. Ahli Shipping— Sharjah. Alfred C. Toepfer Line— Intermodal. Algerian National Line (CNAN) —Unipacific. Alpac Line—lntrasea. Anhsing Line— Strongwill. Angkutan Pertambagan— Eastern
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      SHIPS IN PORT
      199 18 EXPECTED ARRIVALS TODAY KEPPEL WHARVES Aysen (1900 after Marquis) 44 Bunga orkido6oo group I on board) 18 Cherry Vilja (B.Barge) (0800) 40/41 Hand Ming (0700) 23/24 Kamateri (0500 after Korean Prince) 6/7 Nanwu (after Toyofui Maru) 46 Nedlloyd Hongkong (0600) 3/4 Rajah Brooke (0600) 20 Spetsai (Tanker)
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      371 13 V Australia Our Next Loader Port Kolariq- 16/4 Singapore: 3/ 4 For further details, see page 3 Orient Overseas Co*tlcu+teA. Line CIOALHI PAUL 15** NEPTUM PUB. 14N oo*iB«oa IJ» KOREAN MCntON 2» H.KON6 CONTAKX 15N HJUME CONTAid 14E MEKCATOR 11C orbital cmb ix r ■TivFi WTUK CORAL I2E CICVALI* PAUL
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      394 13 SI3E SEALORD |U ANTAH H UASC UNITED ARAB SHIPPING CO (SAG) All vessels ***** DWT, 105 TON H.L. Derrick 286 TEU Capacity, Long Length Capability. '■ARABIAN GULF WEEKLY SERVICE! H Vessel S'pore Loading for ■BN BAJIAH 15/4 Dammam (30/4) "■N AL MOATAZ 15/4 Dammam (27/4). laL RAYYMI 20/4 Dammam (2/5),
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      311 13 NEPTUNE ORIENT UNES LTD FULLY CONTAINERISED SERVICES: fport t KManj f stow* tt*«rt tfMP Wb«r| Bra* 14% 15 Apr 4Mm 30 11% 3 toy 4Mi 21 Apr 22% II May 7 May 11% 10 May 11 Ma 25% 27 Ap 17 M«f 13 Ma, 14 Mi, It Mm 17 Ma
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      737 13 0^ XcNl Europe Our Next Loader Port Kftlanfl- 1/5 For further details, see page 3 MAERSK LINE For U.l Plate. CM I Atlantic m 4 East Canada (Abe accept** lor Honfkont Taman. Japan and Korea) ADRIAN MAERSK ALVA MAERSK* ANNA MAERSK AXEL MAERSK Qumt Taws *CY 15 Apr 0700 Srs
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      747 14 Hapag-Uoyd FULLY CONTMOBCD TO EUROfE EXPRESS CONVENTIONAL TO EUROfE Spn Plata! Cm HW| kaa Mm Mm Mm 18 4 20/4 23/4 19/ V 28/5 26/5 23/5 21/5 HMmi 29/4 1/5 4/5 24/5 6/6 4/6 1/6 30/5 FUU.Y CONTMOBCD TO 6ENM/TMESTE S>n Cmh TiM* 11/4 11/4 31/4 7/5 19/4 M/ 4
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      414 14 ■""1 mm ibrU Nay n mi it Mm a mi h mi a min mi a mi v mi si mi a rx. T« CANADA/USA fadk Caan LL lfc 1 LaGrara 121/5 I 22/6 P.CaMa 77/5 I 24/6 Urate I 34/5 I I 1/7 HwOHmm I I S/f I 7/7
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      478 14 EVERGREEN LINE i FaR MSI EUROPE fXPRtSS EUtl COMAINER SERVICE 1 ACCEPTRG CARGO FOR: HAMBURG FtLRSTOM. ROTTERDAM ANTWERP U HAVRE ALSO ACCEPTMG CARGO FOR UWTED lUNGOOM SOUTHAMPTON. London. Manchester, mmngham BRtSTOt LIVERPOOL GLASGOW. LEEDS WEST GERMANY tuvxit: HOLLAND MIS TF ROAM Spn H 1111 Ml 21 nmi nm mi ISM*
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      742 14 Everett Lines/ i 1.1-1 T "BURMESE NATIONAL LINE" BFSSC Agants m MMyw TEPS MALAYSIA Port Kaiang Tal 1381 7366 ***** ***** ill iii karnmUmmd S. A. C.I. F. "ARGENTINE NATIONAL LINE" •1 'A CtS Tra«f«tMaM HvMna Modem* S. A. "MEXICAN NATIONAL LINE M V FN CAST/tGOCO B COTML mBK* «Mfcl
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      621 14 .S.E. OCEAN SHIPPING ENTERPRISES PTE LTD rm 02 2i o< ist floor marina noust sM( N TON A A v MISTR! ROAD SIN»..A('()Rf 2 in *****137 c Isi SANKYO LINE AUSTRALIA SERVICE LOGBTKMC. hM 25/27 Apr 11/14 Apr 21/29 Apr MB. SID. KL. MH SVD. RELABEL BANGLADESH SERVICE »K«T OOTTAGONG.
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      830 15 OCL Overseas Containers Limited (NM rat* UHMM RJL 3m* (14a*) 34% 11 May 12M*y Mb) 7H* »«n aim Mty) it a* nmi am, am, xnr am, am, ua* mm* 31 m, 1 3% 4 4JM (tkm) 2km MM 15% 17% 141 m 21 km Okm Mkm 17 M akm am
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      840 15 GRANARD LINE I i Jj' ."v'l J NEST BOIND-f AR EAST/MESITEMAfCAN M» MM AN »7«W M*. SAAOS HOOKS vn« rpM ruki n»m »a». Laa*«lar MM/f Sudan F Said Naaadria, Oent/IaMSMI/lattatea/ Pveaus/ Tnpofc, genckan kM/C Sad Aleiandria Beirut I attakia Pireaav Tripoli Benfhan MM/T Sudan t Said, AteuNdru/Sorit/ljtUku/ Pireaas/Be«chaii/Tnp«k/ KtanM Ml
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      583 15 > kh BEN LINE j CONTAINERS EXPNESS COffTMO SEWCE TO/FtOM amon «W6 B HAKN ROM HAVRE SOTON S pore P l*| W Gtraaay/Aastn* Antwerp fan AO ILK. 11/4 5/5 J/5 (14/5) »/4 19/4 20/4 »/5 11/5 12/5 14/5 7/5 2«/4 27/4 l«/ 5 20/5 21/5 (25/5) 16/5 30/4 20/5 22/5
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      250 15 Scan Dutch V LY EXPKESS CONTAINER SERVICE p-m >:«j: >: fT\ [fl WW Cs*3 ru« < uM*i*Rii/v SCANDINAVIA ii viii ToTußQft' |s«mm ruMi Nm( rot mnilUl. 14/15 kpt 11/17 Mbao BarcHona Rd»». Hburj Oslo. Aafkas, Ckapa* Kartahafflfl KSTWW .Mm 17/17 Ja44ak. Bcafhaa Jnpak, r*m H'burt Oslo. Chap*. KMMNM WWm 21/
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      445 15 i r BOUSTEAD SHIPPING AGENCIES THE BANK LINE LED LOADS FOR E. S. AFRICA S pore P mtmf (Wtoy FtOH FAST 1 SOOTH AF MCA PCMM P. FOR BANGKOK MAMLA Spare bPart LYKES ORIENT LINE U.S. GULF COAST SERVICE (New Orleans, Mobfle, Houston, Galveston) Swan p. Kdaw Panaw US Ui
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      898 16 KAWASAKI KISEN KAISHA. LTD. O EUROPE P Mang I Hawe R (Urn C PAUL 15* 14 Apr 15 Apr 30 V 1 Mar S *a» N PEARI 14* 21 Apr 22 Apr 7 May 8 May 10*»T C ROrt 13W 25 Apr 27 Apt 13 M»t M 16 May 17
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      812 16 1.5.A./EAST CANADA SERVICE accept* ra/ia commas mm kmk. p kelang. store lm*« tar. mm im. novou E.C./GREAT LARES SERVICE LOMME FOt KM TOM. UKU BALTBROOE. PMLAOELPMA. MM 20/22 0/OM*» a/a Apr 20/20 Apr 1/10IMy 11/13 Ml* calvorma/pacvk north wist service •s.O MEGHALAYA" "SO MOW PRMESK sm FMNasca seattu. tacoma, iwumd
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