The Business Times, 3 October 1984

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    11 1 BUSINESS TIMES M.C. (P) No. 66/1/84 WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 3,1184 60 CENTS
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    PUB proposes undersea tunnel to Pulau Seraya
    590 1  -  Contractors working on MRT expected to bid keenly for project By LOH HUI YIN AN UNDERSEA tunnel proposed by the Public Utilities Board will introduce new marine technology to Singapore. It will also offer yet another substantial project to contractors now working on
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    Company check-ups for Hepatitis-B
    462 1  -  By JOHN LIM GOVERNMENT-OWNED companies and an American oil refinery in Singapore are some of the companies that are planning to send their staff for Hepatitis-B (HB) tests and vaccinations. This is a result of an increase in awareness of the threat posed by the HB
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    Lock icon Pertamina may resume long-term crude oil processing in Republic
    324 1 Reuter INDONESIA'S state oil company Pertamina is planning to resume long-term crude oil processing in some Singapore refineries to meet its product requirements, industry sources said. The company has started negotiations through a trading affiliate for processing its Minas crude in
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    Singapore-US consortium clinches $11m MRT design contract
    354 1 ONE OF THE biggest design contracts for the Mass Rapid Transit (MRT) system has been awarded to an American-Singa-pore consortium. The team, comprising De Leuw Cather International Ltd, Wilbur Smith Associates, Skidmore Owing Merrill and local firm RSP Architects, won the H1.55 million
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    STOCK MARKET
    53 1 SELLING preasare cwrttwN to exert I downward influence on tee price» yesterday. Nftiy market pundits believe that the technical rally which began last week may be gbert-Hved. At the clese, the BT Cem- Ktte ladex fell UI petats to XL while the Stratta Times ladastrtal la4ex lest 7.1f
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    Shell fuels gift war among petrol stations with cash
    465 1 IN A TWIST to the gifts war saga among oil companies, Shell is enticing motorists with cash to its petrol stations. Shell's latest two-pronged salvo, dubbed "Make Money Game", has brought competition among the companies to a heightened level. By introducing
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    Lock icon CPF collects $125 m in late payments
    325 1 ABOUT $125 million in late payments were collected by the Central Provident Fund Board last year as the number of employers who were late in paying their CPF dues continued to increase sharply. Surprise checks uncovered a large number of employers who tried
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      258 1 Ltadtr, Pag* 8 mm THE generQl manager of the largest private motor insurer in Australia feels that an insurance company should Gy for loss claims within 24 urs of its assesor's report. Page 2 THE Philippine army conspired in the assassination of opposition leader Benigno Aquino, says the official inquiry
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  • HOME NEWS
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      SRA members to get robot buyer's guide
      381 2  -  By LISA LEE MEMBERSHIP in the Singapore Robotics Association (SRA) has increased to 400 since it was formed two years ago, and is still growing. The association currently has 300 individual and 100 corporate members and according to SRA's secretary, it receives not
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      VITB to develop training curriculum model for Asean
      435 2 VOCATIONAL education and training are costly. And to ensure their quality and relevance to job needs, a systematic model for developing such training programmes would be a valuable tool. "Its application should ensure a greater chance of success in the identification of
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      Rainfall higher than average
      101 2 THE RAINFALL over Singapore for September ranged from 5 to 100 per cent above the longterm average. During the month, scattered to widespread rain fell in about 18 days. The highest rainfall of 300 to 340 mm was recorded in the south-western district, while the lowest
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      Closure of City Hall MRC centre
      62 2 THE Multi-Revenue Collection Centre at City Hall will be closed for renovation from Saturday. The renovation work is expected to be completed in three months' time. The public will be informed when the centre restarts operation. During the closure, members of the public are
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      How the one-minute manager motivates his workers
      337 2 LET WORKERS know how they are doing in what they are doing. That was the message drummed into the 35 senior managers attending the first day's seminar based on a management bestseller, "Putting The One Minute Manager To Work". Seminar leader and coauthor
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      President receives new ambassadors
      243 2 TWO AMBASSADORS presented their credentials to President Devan N&ir at the Is tana yesterday. They were Italian Ambassador Dr Alessandro Vattani and Soviet Ambassador Vladimir Semenov. Dr Vattani, 44, succeeds Dr Luigi Durante who was the Italian Ambassador in Singapore from 1961. He graduated from the
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      Singapore participation at Frankfurt Book Fair increases
      184 2 THE SUCCESS «f 81agapere's printing pa bUshis* compaales la pact Fraakfart Book Fain ha* drawn a >—<■ reap»—e this year, teaalttag la a threefold increase la laeal participation and exhlWttoa area. A total at SI etmpMlei la the keek^ Altogether, there wfll be
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      Mission going to PNG to discuss trade imbalance
      294 2  -  By JOANNE YAP TRADE with Papua New Guinea (PNG) is heavily in Singapore's favour and PNG is anxious to correct this. The trade deficit amounted to $99 million during the first five months of this year. At the invitation of the PNG
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      SCB looking towards Scandinavia
      175 2 SCANDINAVIA is the latest target of the Singapore Convention Bureau's (SCB) promotional efforts. For the first time, a SCB team will visit Copenhagen, Stockholm and Oslo to tap the incentive travel market there. The promotion, to be held on a joint basis with Scandinavian Airlines System
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      MRTC pre-qualifies 37 companies
      656 2  -  By UM SOON NEO THE MASS Rapid Transit Corporation (MRTC) has pre-quali-fied 37 companies for four contracts to be awarded for civil works under Phase LA of the MRT system. The eight-km Phase lA includes five elevated stations at Redhill, Commonwealth, Queenstown, Buona Vista and Clemen
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    • TRADE TALK
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        MR MOHAMED AFDOLI
        71 2 won the top prize of $24,000 in Kodak's Kodacolour VR Film Bonanza contest. The $24,000 prize was among the Ave categories of prizes offered by the Kodacolour VR Film Bonanza. A total of 1,700 other prizes were won. Mr Mohamad Afdoli racaiving hit congratulatory lottor for tha
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        OKAMOTO SINGAPORE
        85 2 Pte Ltd will display its new Precision NC Profile Grinding Machine, model CNC-63 at MetalAsia /AutomAsia '84, a machine tool and automated manufacturing technology exhibition to be held at the World Trade Centre from Oct 8 to 12. The new machine has an electronic circuit lead frame which
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        SIME-CAP INFORMATION
        93 2 Systems has signed a complementary marketing assistance agreement with IBM to market two software packages SMART and ATLAS. They are specially designed for use in legal and accounting firms. Both software packages are patterned on the traditional time-based administrative and fee calculation systems used in the two professions.
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      PEOPLE IN BUSINESS
      198 3 DAVID CHAN CHEE CHUNG has been appointed assistant general manager of Hong Leong Finance Ltd. Mr Chan is a Bachelor of Social Science (Honours) graduate from the University of Singapore and holds a diploma from the Institute of Business Administration, University of Melbourne. Before joining Hong Leong
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      MEMO-PAD
      423 3 Seminars and courses DURATION TITLE VENUE ORGANISER Oct 3 How Managers Singapore Singapore Institute Improve PerforConference Hall Of Management mance Oct 3-5 Assessing DeveThe Octagon Roger Gil loping Managers Associates SaviNe Holdsworth, UK Oct 4 Experience Of Architects In Their Submission To DCB For Planning Approval RELC Singapore Institute
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      Singapore River banks taking on cleaner look
      356 3  -  By LISA LEE THE BANKS of the Singapore River are slowly taking on a new look with the recent award of a $3.4 million cleaning and construction contract. The river walls stretching from Kim Seng Bridge to Read Bridge are being strengthened with
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      Learn more about hotel public relations
      199 3 HOTEL PUBLIC relations has finally gained recognition as a special arm of public relations. The Institute of Public Relations of Singapore (IPRS) is offering two new courses on hotel PR at two levels. The Skills Development Fund has approved 50 per cent training grants
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      Insurer urges quick payment of motor accident claims
      491 3  -  By PENG AILIAN THE general manager of the biggest private motor insurer in Australia has said there is no reason why an accident claim cannot be settled promptly. Speaking at a conference organised by the Insurance Institute of Singapore, Mr John Lamble
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      147 2 "E&S. celebrate I r I October 1 13,1984 Royal Holiday Inn Singapore A German Beer Drinking Festival that celebrates more than just hearty guzzling of frothy beer. PRE-OKTOBERFEST AT BARON'S TABLE CAFE VIENNA, October 1-9 To herald in this festival of drinking, feasting and merry-making, the Baron's Table offers a
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      35 3 CarUer JOAILLIERS PRESENTS THE 1984 JEWELLERY COLLECTION AND A SELECTION OF THE LATEST JEWELLERY WATCHES FROM 2ND TO 6TH OCTOBER 1984 AT THE kf mu/t* de Ca/iisr BOUTIQUE PAVILION INTERCONTINENTAL HOTEL 10.00 A.M. 8.00 P.M.
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  • OVERSEAS
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      Lock icon Malaysian industries increase output
      472 4 Index rose 12pc in second quarter Bernama PENINSULAR Malaysia's industrial production index rose 2 per cent to 148.4 in June this year compared with the previous month, according to figures released by the Malaysian statistics department. The index for mining improved 9.1 per cent to 191.0
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      Lock icon NZ will stay in Anzus, says Lange
      208 4 AFP NEW ZEALAND will remain in the Anzus pact, but it intends to prevent nuclear-equipped ships from entering the country's waters. Prime Minister David Lange said in London. Mr Lange said his government had to implement the nuclear ban because of the abhorrence
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      Lock icon Egyptian government cuts bread price after riots
      275 4 Reuter THE EGYPTIAN government yesterday hastened to announce price cuts on several commodities and pledge other measures to restrain living costs after workers rioted in the Nile delta during the weekend. But President Hosni Mubarak also warned Egyptians that state subsidies could not
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      Lock icon Accord on new EEC budget plan
      226 4 AP FINANCE ministers of the European Economic Community have agreed in principle on a new plan for rescuing the community from the worst financial crisis in its 27-year history. The ministers announced after nearly 12 hours of closed-door talks that the 10 EEC foreign
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      Lock icon Philippine military implicated in Aquino killing
      364 4 NYT THE PHILIPPINES armed forces, whose loyalty to President Ferdinand Marcos has buttressed him la power for nearly 21 years, conspired In the assassination of opposition leader Benigno Aqnlno, the official Inquiry Into the killing has found. Hw five-member fact-finding board and Its lawyers
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      Lock icon Holidaymakers hope for rain
      69 4 Reuter AUSTRALIA'S state-owned domestic airline is offering a free holiday if it rains for more than three days on any one week of its package tours. Trans-Australia Airlines said that a wet day means rainfall of at least six mm between 9am and 3pm. The airline
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      Lock icon US Labour Secretary indicted on past business dealings
      473 4 AP US SECRETARY of Labour Raymond Donovan was indicted on Monday by a grand jury in New York in connection with his past business dealings as a construction executive. The cabinet member charged that the indictment was "not worth the paper it
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      Lock icon Donovan scores a dubious 'first' in American history
      409 4 AP WHILE AMERICAN history is studded with high-level officials charged with crimes, Labour Secretary Raymond Donovan apparently is the first cabinet officer to be indicted while in office. Spiro T. Agnew, Vice-Presi-dent in the scandal-plagued administration of Richard M. Nixon, escaped indictment
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      Lock icon American group sees 6 per cent real growth for 1984
      209 4 Reuter THE SHADOW open market committee, a group of economists which monitors US Federal Reserve policy, says real growth for all of 1984 is likely to be above 6 per cent, far above consensus estimates for a second year of
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      Lock icon Ford UK chief warns against price move
      419 4 NYT FORD UK's "whole future would be in doubt as a British manufacturing operation" if EEC plans to "harmonise" new car prices go ahead. Company chairman Sam Toy, in his bluntest attack to date on EEC commission proposals to impose a maximum 12
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      Lock icon UK lawyers allowed to advertise
      114 4 NYT BRITISH lawyers advertised their services for the first time Monday following a relaxation of the ban on advertising. The change came after Parliament eliminated their lucrative monopoly on conveyancing. Lawyers may now advertise on radio and in newspapers but are not allowed to mention
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      Lock icon Crisis in Kasparov's camp
      349 4 Reuter AFTER only seven games in the world chess championship, Anatoly Karpov, at the peak of his form, is already half way towards his bid to retain the title, while challenger Gary Kasparov is trying to regain his composure and assess what went wrong. Two years
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      Lock icon Trade legislation may get Reagan's veto
      439 6 Protectionist provisions could cause major row UPI PRESIDENT Reagan may veto legislation being rushed through Congress that "could end us up in some kind of a trade war". US Commerce Secretary Malcolm Baldrige was referring yesterday to legislation, expected to go to a joint
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      Lock icon American textile, garment imports rise
      239 6 AFP AMERICAN imports of textiles and clothing totalled 6.89 billion square yards over the first eight months of 1964, an increase of 46 per cent over the same period last year. The US Textile Industry Institute yesterday valued imported textiles and clothes at US$l3 billion,
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      Lock icon Thai Central Bank unhappy with Citibank
      96 6 AFP THAILAND's Central Bank is displeased with a US bank's move to encourage senior Thai military officers to deposit or invest money outside of Thailand, Central Bank officials said yesterday. Bank of Thailand officials said the US bank, which they had identified as Citibank,
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      Lock icon Malaysian Indians urged not to buy products shown on TV3
      307 6 AFP MALAYSIA'S sole Indian political party has urged the country's 1.3 million Indians to boycott products advertised on a new television station which has said that it was uneconomic to screen Tamil films. "Indians are an economic force whose feelings
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      Lock icon Heart condition endangering Chernenko's life, says paper
      286 6 UPI SOVIET leader Konstantin Chernenko's life is in acute danger because his heart is weakening, a West German newspaper said on Monday. The authoritative Die Welt newspaper, in a dispatch attributed to reports reaching the West from Moscow, said the heart condition was
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      Lock icon C Itoh subsidiary loses appeal
      109 6 AP AN AMERICAN subsidiary of a Japanese import-export company accused of discriminating against white males lost a Supreme Court appeal on Monday. The justices, without comment, refused to kill a suit by three men against C Itoh and Co of America. The company still faces
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      Lock icon Japan may cut VTR exports
      113 6 UPI JAPAN WILL agree to a West European request to curtail its exports of videotape recorders (VTRs) to Common Market nations this year. Government sources said yesterday that Etienne Davignon, vice-president of the Commission of the European Economic Community, would make the request during a
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      Lock icon 'Hanoi ready to negotiate with Cambodian resistance groups'
      324 6 UPI VIETNAMESE Foreign Minister Nguyen Co Thach has said that Hanoi is ready to negotiate peace in Cambodia with opponents of the Vietnam-backed regime, excluding the ousted Pol Pot group, officials of the Japan Socialist Party (JSP) said yesterday. Officials of the
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      Lock icon Japanese company in hotel-casino deal
      138 6 AFP JAPANESE construction company Kumagai Gumi is among the major investors in a property trust which has been given control of two casinohotels in Darwin and Alice Springs in Australia's Northern Territory. State Chief Minister Paul Everingham told a press conference on Monday that the
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      Lock icon Taiwan's new moves to woo HK investors
      119 6 Reuter TAIWAN is studying new measures to woo capital from Hongkong, including further relaxation of its import and investment restrictions. Deputy Economic Minister Li Mo said his ministry was considering lifting a ban on the import of second-hand equipment and machinery in line
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      Lock icon Malaysia can act against fake software dealers
      368 6 Bernama LEGAL action against counterfeit computer software dealers is possible under the Malaysian copyright law. Datuk Kandan of Shearn Delaware A Co, a UK-based law firm, told a patents and trademarks conference in Kuala Lumpur that this was because computer software was considered
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      Lock icon Kinnock defeated on candidate selection
      260 6 UPI THE OPPOSITION Labour Party dealt party leader Neil Kinnock two setbacks on Monday, approving a one-sided motion attacking "police violence" in Britain's 6Vi-month coal strike and rejecting his reform plan for candidate selection. The decisions on the opening day of the party's annual convention
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      DAILY AIRCRAFT MOVEMENTS
      754 6 ARRIVALS Operator Scrvm number Local tunc From PAA GIA MAS CAL ICAL MAS MAS MAS RBA SIA CPA OA SIA SIA THAI UB PA5 GA7220 MH68I CIO 10 KE624 MH60I MH671 MH811 BM21 SQ103 CX710 GA960 SQ105 SO 20) UB231 0020 0235 0620 0825 0840 0905 0935
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      89 4 Our sailing schedule to Europe i isn't hard to remember. EVERY WW W 3 VI m If you're exporting to Europe, circle Tuesday. That's the easy way to remember when Scan Dutch loads in Singapore. It's the same day, every week of the year, so you can plan your shipping
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      145 5 "|f PlfiiSli MOVE INTO THE WORLD OF CANON OFFICE AUTOMATION 00*0* 0i KB OA flO* 1 •P S®-" A V Mandarin Ballroom, Mandarin Hotel. 3rd 4th Oct For invited guests. sth Oct For public. 12 noon to 7 pm daily. A world of the most powerful business machines advanced technological
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      219 6 TAN CHONG TOWER SERVICE APARTMENTS At Tan Chong Tower, we provide wellfumished, spacious rooms with a minimum area of 600 sq. ft, a sizeable kitchen complete with kitchenware, IDD telephones, telex and even housekeeping and laundry services. Situated in a central location, our tower comes with a covered carpark and
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  • MONEY AND EXCHANGES
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      Forex markets
      783 7 SINGAPORE: The US dollar closed lower yesterday against most major currencies in light trading on some selling. It closed weaker at 3.0410/30 marks compared with New York's 3.0550/70 close, at 2.5110/30 Swiss francs against 2.5150/70 and at 245.80/90 yen against 246.30/40. Sterling closed firmer at U5&.2410/20 compared with
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      Foreign exchange
      205 7 Interbank rates at 3pm CvrvwdM Nominal rtttt HinilhKwilii Local dollars to one unit of fofe^n quoted fM ■tarda. erooo partly cfwee US dolor 2.1650 2.1660 ***** -23 22 Storting pound 2.6791 ***** ***** -63.53 Australian dolor 1 7980 1 8010 ***** -47 56 NZ dolor 1 0543 1.0570
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      Money markets
      117 7 THE OVERNIGHT rate rose by V«-point to close at B'/j per cent on the Singapore interbank money market yesterday. Term rates for the one, two and three-month maturities rose by 1/16-point across-the-board, compared with Monday's close. S$ interbank rotes at 3pm yesterday Offer Bid Overr*ght 8 1/2 8
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      Asian dollar market
      204 7 ASIAN dollar deposit rates closed steady yesterday at firmer opening levels in quiet afternoon trading. Short-dates firmed between 3/16 and 5/16 point at the outset following higher US federal funds rate and were then unchanged with overnight closing at 11-7/1611-5/16 and week fixed at 11-5/16 11-3/16. uss
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      Lock icon Simex
      328 7 BA Futures Inc OVERNIGHT weakness in the EiwiiHir futures in Chicago brought about by rising federal funds rate and no Fed intervention was carried over in Simex trading yesterday. December Eurodollar opened at 88.28, 16 ticks lower than previous day's close and four ticks lower than Chicago's. March contract
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      Gold
      195 7 HONQKONG The metal finished steady yesterday at U*****.70/ 345.20 an ounce against New York's $344.50/345.00 close, with trading quiet ahead of a local holiday. The opening of the tahil market was delayed until the afternoon due to a power failure. The tahil price ended HK$4 below Monday's close at
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  • BANKING AND FINANCE
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      Lock icon Economists see US dollar reaching its peak soon
      394 7 Reuter AFTER a week in which the US dollar crashed from an lIV year high of 3.17 marks to below 3.00 before clawing its way back up to 3.07 at last Friday's close, it is hardly surprising that punters and pundits alike
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      Lock icon Crime a cause of bank failures, says report
      131 7 Reuter FRAUD and other criminal activities are a major cause of bank failures and should be at* tacked more strongly by federal financial and law enforcement agencies, according to a congressional report. The report, from the House Government Operations Committee, said criminal
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      Conditions for a truly worldwide market
      346 7  -  By 80H TIANG KENG Banking Correspondent THREE conditions are needed to bring about a closely-knit international futures market covering Singapore, Chicago, London, Australia and Tokyo, according to Mr Ng Kok Song, chairman of the Singapore International Monetary Exchange (Simex). Writing in the "1963 Annual
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      Quotation of Singapore Government Stocks as at September 30,1984:
      516 7 Coupon Amount littrnt Number of day of Indicative MtddW Prica GroM Maturity Ymt 1 OMd Rata Million) Payment Accntod (axcktdmg YioW po) Data* later att occniad interact) pa) 13.11.84 1978 •*5 40.00 13/5, 13/11 140 "100 00 •*5.00 15 II 82/84
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      Lock icon Popularity of FRN raises questions
      170 7 Reuter THE INTERNATIONAL market for floating rate notes (FRN's) has grown rapidly recently, raising questions about the future of syndicated credits. The Bank of England said in its quarterly bulletin funds raised through floating rate notes totalled US$l3 billion in the first half of 1964,
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      Lock icon Japanese tax main deterrent to foreign investors
      284 7 Reuter JAPAN'S withholding tax is still a major deterrent to foreign direct investment in its domestic bond market and is a crucial issue in its plans to liberalise its capital markets. US Treasury Assistant Secretary for International Affairs David Mulford told a seminar
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      394 7 &Lybrand Associates provides comprehensive range of management consultancy services aimed at helping clients increase the effectiveness and profitability of their organisation. These services include Corporate Development, Organisation Planning, Financial Control and Management Information Systems, Investment Planning and Appraisal, Electronic Data Processing, Manufacturing and Distribution Systems .Executive Selection, Marketing and Economic
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  • FEATURES
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      Need to protect our resources
      462 8 THE FIGURE is alarming 216 million people in the world are walking around with a virus which could lead to kidney damage, impairment of the nervous system, cancer of the liver and even death. But what is perhaps more distressing is the fact that eight
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      Lock icon Pursuing eternal youth
      1741 8  -  New insights into ageing point to real progress on several fronts By JANE BRODY NYT FROM KING DAVID who is said to have wooed young virgins in the hope of absorbing their vitality to modern-day enthusiasts (or fetal lamb cell injections and vitamin E megadoses, people have
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      Lock icon Stepping out in salmon-skin high heels;
      569 8  -  By GREG JOYCE UPI SALMON-SKIN high heels? A codskin purse? Don't laugh they may be high fashion soon. A Vancouver company hopes the skins of such fish as salmon, pollack and cod will soon give manufacturers an option from such traditional materials as cow
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      Lock icon Reaching the women
      727 9  -  if They're vital to the economic process, says World Bank economist As the World Bank's adviser on women in development, it is up to Gloria Scott to persuade the public that reaching out to the Third World women is vital to any economic programme. SALLY JACOBSEN reports.
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      Lock icon The big oil cover-up in southern California
      688 9  -  By RONALD CLARKE Reuter THE NEW-STYLE Beverly hillbillies of southern California have their oil gushing inside banks, luxurious blocks of flats, insurance buildings and even a lighthouse. It is California's answer to how to earn oil fortunes without having rigs spoiling the countryside,
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  • Page 8 Miscellaneous
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      573 8 CRYPTIC PUZZLE ACROSS I A driver driven? (5) 6 Not happy about a chap getting the grub (5) 9 Spicy entertainment (7) 10 Fruity food (5) 11 Answer an aritcle from a player, possibly (5) 12 Sal is crazy for him (5) 13 They hove legs and wngi to shorten,
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  • SPORTS
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      Lock icon Baseball umpires stage walkout
      349 9 Reuter AMERICAN Major League baseball umpires called a strike on new commissioner Peter Ueberroth's first day in office and on the eve of the American and National League playoffs on Monday. Despite the walkout, officials said the games would still be played. The surprise strike, which
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      Lock icon San Francisco Giants on the selling block
      389 9 UPI SAN FRANCISCO Giants owner Robert A Lurie put his franchise on the selling block on Monday because he could no longer absorb the team's mounting financial losses. Lurie, his voice breaking with emotion, said that when he bought the team in 1976
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      Lock icon China's Olympic hopes
      190 9 AP JUAN ANTONIO Samaranch, president of the International Olympic Committee (IOC), was quoted on Monday as saying he hoped China would stage the Olympic Games in the near future. The official Chinese news agency. Xinhua, said Samaranch made the comment at a Beijing ceremony in which he
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      Lock icon Pittsburgh Steelers score win over Bengals
      273 9 UPI DONNIE Shell and Dwayne Woodruff each intercepted two passes and returned one for a touchdown on Monday night to spark the Pittsburgh Steelers to a 38-17 victory over the winless Cincinnati Bengals. The Steelers remained in first place in the AFC central with
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      Lock icon Jimmy White turns snooker tables on Tony Meo
      574 9 AFP JIMMY WHITE turned the snooker tables on former London schoolmate Tony Meo on Monday night with a 5-1 second round caning in the Jameson Irish Whiskey international tournament in Newcastle-Upon-Tyne. White is ranked seventh in the world, three places higher than
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      1061 9 1 to sm l HIGHLIGHTS Applause Ravi Shankar In Concert 9.05 pm, Channel 12 I Ravi Shankar and his sitar music are well known both in the East and the West. He is hailed as one of the world's best sitar players. His compositions for the award winning movie Gandhi
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  • INTERNATIONAL STOCKS
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      Lock icon Devil-may-care gambler image of US markets
      302 10 NYT BEFORE the American commodity industry introduced financial and stock index futures and options a few years ago, its members seemed inured to their public image as devil-may-care gamblers. While most were vexed by that image, it was generally attributed to the then esoteric
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      Lock icon Electrolux set to purchase financially ailing Sumak
      182 10 FT ELECTROLUX of Sweden, which is poised to become Europe's leading manufacturer of household appliances through its takeover of Zanussi of Italy, is set to buy the assets of Sumak, West Germany's secondlargest producer of commercial refrigeration equipment. Electrolux says it will pay
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      Lock icon Wall Street declines on investor uncertainty
      298 10 UPI THE STOCK market fell along a broad front in slow trading on Monday as Wall Street launched the fourth quarter of the year with investors showing uncertainty about interest rates and the US economy. Rio Grande Industries and other issues involved in mergers
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      Toronto
      128 10 OCT 01 a 32*4 knp CM 43* 14* 34* 31* 2m fcf* IM 21* 23* -H kntl Nfckai lilt S4 K«rr Add 15* M T«4 32* H lobAow B 17* W BP Con Ltd 28* H MoiMy F«cg 3* inch 31* -H Mc BkxM 25 inch 26* •Vt 16*
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      Johannesburg
      214 10 OCT 01 Tn»t Bk Un Staal 225 100 5 INDUSTRIALS A Alpha 7850 Abarcmn 125 AE And Q 745 -T nidi lAmac Woatwanh Ar«gk>» 460 1280 MMMUGS 2360 ***** -25 inch 10 4- 50 A*tf 2525 1000 unch •5 tSKT„::: 1575 8I00S •50 50 C G Smrtti ***** 460
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      New York
      664 10 OCT 01 ACT Muwa uss AJcon Ahron 26% AAcoo 32* Lud AM Cham Cp 23* 35* AM Storat 49* 1* AJb-Oiabnar* 10 Am Bi ui nj> he 61* Aid Broudtoat 67 -2* Am Can Co 48* -M Am Cyananad 47* ■hk Am Bsc Pwf 19* Am Exprau Am
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      European markets
      826 10 Amsterdam OCT 01 Fb ABN 324 00 -5.5 125.00 -1 Ahold 188 00 -2.5 9640 -1.4 AM£V 174 00 -2.8 M 4480 2.3 Bo4» 98 00 -1 Borusrq 270 00 unch Burtvt 66.80 -0.2 32.80 tneh Cafe 380 00 +2 0«* 89 50 +1.5 EWnar 98 80 -1-2
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      Hongkong
      272 11 HONGKONG: Share prices yesterday closed the day mixed in relatively quiet trading as the market continued its consolidation. The Hang Seng Index lost 4.09 to 985.10 and total turnover was HK5151.48 million. China Light and Swire Pacific "A" both gained 10 cents each to close at $13.70 and $17.90
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      Taipei
      231 11 ocr 03 m i M Sincoro Mu. 7X» +0 3 t+a C«M 26.00 +0.3 Q*hmr Com 27 50 +0.5 Chang Hwa Bar* 58.00 +1 Chan Laong 22.90 +0.4 CNa KWn Camant 20.90 +0.3 Own Cham 14.60 +0.1 Loo Chang Yuan Cham Mm 19.80 +0.6 Uan Hwa Indus 14.20 +0.3
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      Tokyo
      351 11 TOKYO: Share prices closed sharply lower yesterday on widespread profit-taking in blue chips and populars, triggered by an overnight fall on Wall Street. The market average fell 113.55 to close at 10,540.24, reversing Monday's 16.63 gain in a trading volume of 340 million sSares against 460 million on Monday.
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      Seoul
      76 11 Oct 2 Won Hyundai Motor 635 20 +1 -4 1 +4 12 10 +9 35 1 .2 KAL 503 13 Chohaung Bk Commercial Bk 621 666 Korao Fir*t Korea CM Korea Ship 720 1297 444 54 +6 Ootwoo Corp Daewoo Ind Dong Ah SOI 645 700 Lucky Ltd Samwig
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      Sydney
      411 11 SYDNEY: Share markets closed easier yesterday in quiet, technical tiading after the Sydney market holiday on Monday. At 1515 local time, the All Ordinaries Index was 1.6 down at 738.9, the All Industrials 0.9 off at 1,053.0 and the All Resources 1.9 off at 494.7. Rises and falls were
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      Bangkok
      171 11 BANGKOK: Prices closed mixed yesterday in moderate trading. The Book Club Index rose 0.04 point to 118.90. Turnover fell sharply to 142,870 shares from Monday's 749,006. Bangkok Bank closed two baht lower at 214. Siam Cement, Maboonkhrong and Thai Farmers Bank closed unchanged at 403, 105.50 and 226 baht
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      Manila
      127 11 MANILA: Share prices closed generally easier yesterday in trading which remained dull due to the Philippines economic situation. The Commercial and Industrial Index eased 1.37 to 103.66 and oils 0.004 to 0.625 while the mining marker remained unchanged at 911.16. Basic Petroleum fell 0.0034 from 0.004. OCT 02 Nw
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      Lock icon Merck to acquire stake in Banyu
      69 11 UPI MERCK and Co, a US pharmaceutical maker, will acquire a majority holding in Banyu, the llth-largest drug maker in Japan. Officials of the Japanese company say Merck has asked Banyu to convert US$ll7 million of Banyu bond held by Merck into 44 million
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      Lock icon Goldstar to boost sales of colour TV sets In US
      285 11 AP GOLDSTAR Electronic International Inc says it plans to boost the sales of its colour television receiving sets and grab 10 per cent of the US$B billion market in the next few years. Goldstar, a wholly-owned subsidiary of Lucky-Gold Star
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        Honda to buy share in Peugeot subsidiary
        120 11 HONDA Motor Co of Japan, the world's largest motorcycle manufacturer, plans to acquire a 25 per cent share in the engine-making subsidiary of French manufacturer Cycles Peugeot. The Tokyo-based company says it will acquire a 10 per cent share in Societe Mechanique du
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        Lock icon General Electric sets up China affiliate
        45 11 UPI Reuter GENERAL Electric Co said it established a new affiliate to serve as the focal point of its business with China. The affiliate, to be called General Electric (USA) Chian Co, will have headquarters in Hongkong. UPI, Reuter
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      Lock icon Hitachi will surpass earlier forecast of earnings
      230 11 Reuter HITACHI will surpass its parent company business forecast for the year ending March 31, 1985, according to a company spokesman. He said he could not give definite figures for the 1984/85 consolidated business forecast, but it would surpass the earlier estimated 8
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      Lock icon Technical trade agreement
      113 11 AP VIRGINIA Electric and Power Co (Vepco) has signed a five-year technical trade agreement with Japan Atomic Power Co (JAPC) calling for sharing information on the operation of commercial nuclear reactors. The Japanese company operates three nuclear reactors and is building a fourth. Vepco has four nuclear
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      Asean reservations about tin conference fading
      432 12  -  By MICHAEL NEILL HOPES OF persuading Bolivia and Brazil to introduce voluntary tin export controls have overridden strong Asean reservations about attending the Association of Tin Producing Countries (ATPC) ministerial meeting scheduled (or this week in Santa Cruz, Bolivia. Malaysia in particular, according to
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      Lock icon New ICO coffee agreement settled
      579 12 Reuter PRODUCER AND consumer members of the International Coffee Organisation (ICO) has finally agreed on new price and quota arrangements for regulating world trade in coffee over the next 12 months. Consuming nation representatives said the new agreement would provide for price stability inside the
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      Conditions set for Cuba and Zambia to join ICA
      149 12 THE International Coffee Organization council has agreed on the conditions for Cuba and Zambia to join the International Coffee Agreement as exporting members. Cuba will be allocated an annual export quota of 150,000 bags for 1984/85 (October-Sep-tember) and for 1965/86 of
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      Lock icon Kuala Lumpur Tin Market fails to lift ITA floor price
      231 12 AFP MALAYSIA'S NEWEST commodity market the Kuala Lumpur Tin Market (KLTM) opened its doors on Monday but oversupply kept tin price pegged at the ITA's floor of M 529.15 a kg. The depressed sentiment erased any hopes that the new
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      Lock icon Tea prices surge with strong demand to reach highest point since January
      111 12 AFP TEA PRICES continued to gain ground, moving to their highest point since the January records, as supplies remained restricted through the effect of the recent British dock strike. Demand continued strong and general for the 20,216 chests
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      Produce exchange
      149 12 Chineee Produce Exchange Robusta 20/25% FOB NSW Nutmeg 502 50 »»w»« w>v«»inf Y 2. SS/100 kg) 110 FOB NSW B W FOB NSW 363 00 256 00 Coconut oil Bull FOB 195 00 Gombier 305 00 CM drum FOB 206 00 FOB NSW New drum FOB ***** Copro
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      RICE
      276 12 Singapore A-l special C-1 special C-l Ordmory Loonzom 100% 227 (S*/Mo, ei-godown) Thai white unq unq 100% 1st doss first grode unq (kangaroo) 100% second grode 255 new crop 1 05 100% third grode unq 100% 2nd class 100% 3rd ckm 077 075 Parboiled 252 25% new crop No
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      PALM OIL
      151 12 PRICES on the Malaysian crude palm oil market eased on late selling and buyer reserve yesterday in quiet and cautious tracing. Sentiment was dampened by an uncertain Chicago soy complex close. Interest centred on the October position, with central region falling MH2.50 to $1,075 per tonne and south
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      LONDON MARKETS
      740 12 COFFEE Robusta futures yesterday recovered from earlier new two month lows to stand £6 a tonne below Monday night's close to two above, but market sentiment remained weak and nervous due to the impact of Monday's ICO decisions. January traded last at £2,240, down £3 from Monday night,
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      KL Tin
      85 12 THE KuU Lam par tta market price remalMd at the later—ttoas I Tin Agree meat fleer level of M 529.15 per kg yesterDealera aated the baffer stack maaager taUag the balk ef the efleriag amid a eeattaaiag lack of baylag late rest. Tke price kerc still kalis a
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      SOYBEAN
      143 12 SOYBEAN futures on the Chicago Board of Trade closed narrowly mixed on Monday, ranging from off two cents a bushel in nearby November to up 1V« cents in July. November ended near the bottom of a 6Vi cent range. Late selling by C ft D Commodities, estimated at one
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      RUBBER
      331 12 SINGAPORE The market closed slightly firmer yesterday with October One Ribbed Smoked Sheet (RSS) buyers quoted at 184.50 cents per kg, up 0.50 cents from Monday. The morning market gained 0.50 cents on some covering interest following the slight improvement in Tokyo. Prices were little changed from lunch-time levels
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      RAS and MRELB
      304 12 RAS prices (ia S cents/kilo, FOt m bales) NOON CLOSE Bayers C -M jeiivrs luyin *-M jwtn Int 1 RSS prompt 182 00 183.00 181.50 182 50N Int 1 RSS Oct 185 00 185.50 184.50 185 00 Int 1 RSS Nov 186 50 187.00 185 75 186
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      SSR and SMR
      94 12 (cantiAg. 1-ton P®***) October November (current mtfc) (forword mth) NOON NOON RAS Bvy#r$ C-M jvniri |»yirt SSR 20 180 50 182.50N 181.50 183.50N SSR50 178 50 180 SON 179 50 181 SON MRELB Knyvn SetWn Bwywt r -M SMR CV 214.50 216 SON 216.50 218 50N SMR
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      Lock icon Japan's sugar refiners limit imports
      70 12 Reuter JAPANESE sugar refiners, trying to stabilise domestic demand and supply while they remove excess production capacity, have agreed to limit imports of raw sugar despite presently attractive world market prices. After a vast oversupply of sugar threatened to destabilise prices early last year, refiners
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      WHEAT
      161 12 WHEAT futures on the Chicago Board of Trade closed Vt to one cent a bushel higher in light activity on Monday. December ended near the top of a 2Vi cent range. Light commercial buying carried prices to the plus side, following a brief rally in the soy complex. Late
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      66 12 SALES MANAGER International Sales Company with manufacturing operations in Malaysia is seeking an aggressive SALES MANAGER for its:PLASTICS METAL DIVISIONS Responsibilities include the creation of a worldwide market for our products which are used in electronic and computer assemblies. Candidates must have 10 years of demonstrated performance in the plastics
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      Market drifts lower as investors stay away
      4130 13 SHARE prices on the Singapore stock market continued to drift lower yesterday in featureless trading. Volume remained low as many investors, uncertain about the market's direction, stayed on the sidelines. At the close, the BT Composite Index was down by 6.67 points to
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      Chief price changes
      236 13 SINGAPORE Rises M CaMat 414 Mm Aica SO* 226 Kaala SUm 510 Faa-B CUU 470 A Eatarpnaai 400 M Cin«i 90c 196 crJL*. £2 w rroptniti 36c 1 —H 90t 320 Falls Hmm M 476 Aom 210 M Cuimn 50« 302 AMI 2S« 270 M 880 SfaSaa
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      KL stocks continue to lose ground
      464 13 SHARE prices dropped further across the board at the Kuala Lumpur stock market yesterday. Trading was dull and featureless as investors remained on the sidelines. Turnover amounted to 4.39 million units valued at MH1.23 million, about the same as Monday's 4.39 million shares worth
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      Business done on the SES
      2760 13 BID and offer prices officially listed and business In and reported to the Stock Exchange of Singapore yesterday with the number of shares traded shown in brackets in IoU of 1,000 units unless otherwise specified. All Time Settlement Contracts are quoted after the word "SETT".
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  • COMPANY NEWS
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      Study on broking firms out soon
      626 14 THE Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange is expected to complete a study soon on the viability of having more stockbroking firms in the country, especially in West Malaysia. The study was believed to have been requested by the Malaysian Prime Minister last July following a
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      Sound finances make Consplant confident of pulling through
      528 14 CONSOLIDATED Plantations Bhd is in a sound financial position to give a "good account" of itself in the current financial year in spite of the bearish outlook for palm oil prices. According to Consplant chairman Tun Tan Siew Sin in his latest
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      Selected indices
      96 14 HONGKONG Australian Industrials Hang Seng Index Tuesday 1053.0 Friday 1053.0 Tuesday 985.10 Week ogo 1043.1 Monday 989.19 Week ago 1010.23 NEW YORK Dow Jones TOKYO Monday 1198.98 Friday 1206.71 Tokyo Dow Jones Week ago 1205.06 Tuesday ***** 24 Monday *****.79 Standard and Poors Monday 164.48 Friday Week ago
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      Unit trusts
      208 14 Managers' prices for Oct 3 Singapore Unit Trust The Commerce 2.80 2.97 The Savngs Fund 1 83 1.94 S'pore Prog Fund 1.20 1.27* S'pore Sec Fund 1.8) 1.92 S'pore Invest Fund 1.13 120 S'pore Equity Fund 125 133 Asia Unit Trust Mai Invest Fund 2.46 2.61 Mai Prog
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      Business done on the KLSE
      2356 14 BID and offer prices officially listed and business in and reported to the Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange yesterday, with the number of shares traded shown In brackets In lots of 1,000 units unless otherwise specified. INDUSTRIALS Ajinomoto (3 80S) Alcorn (1 688 I .695) (2)
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      Sealion bonus, rights issues approved
      96 14 THE Stock Exchange of Singapore has approved Sealion Hotels Ltd's proposed three-for-two bonus issue and one-for-one rights issue priced at $1.60 a share and the listing and quotation for all the new shares. Shareholders had already given their go-ahead on Sep 29. The company's share
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      Hume's group profits rise 28pc to M$38.4m
      300 14 HUME Industries (Malaysia) Bhd has reported a 28 per cent improvement in group pre-tax profits to M 538.4 million for the year ended June 30. The increase was made on a 33 per cent rise in group turnover to $226.42 million, reflecting the
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      Property recession takes its toll on Hong Fok, Menang
      443 14  -  By LORETTA McLAUGHLAN HONG FOK Corp, the property investment company, has disappointed its followers again. The group, which went public in May 1982 just at the peak of the property boom, incurred a whopping loss the first year but then managed
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      Metal Containers deeper into the red
      370 14  -  By AMY CHEOK POOR market conditions and intense competition continued to afflict Metal Containers Ltd, dragging it deeper into the red. The group's results for the year ended June 1984 show that at the pre-tax level, losses widened to $2.99 million from $2.48 million
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      Supreme harvests fruits of rationalisation programme
      538 15  -  By RAMESH CHANDIRAMANI SUPREME CORPORATION Bhd has begun to reap the fruits of its rationalisation programme, started two years ago, as evidenced by its success in turning its diverse business interests into profit centres. The diversified group, with interests in finance, insurance, plantations, and
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      Intraco and Indocement team up in bulk cement handling venture
      472 15  -  By AMY CHEOK TRADING and manufacturing group Intraco has teamed up with Indocement Singapore and several other parties to operate a bulk cement handling company here, even as another operator Falcon Cement plans to leave the depressed local cement scene.
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      Palmco moves further into property development
      313 15 MALAYSIA's leading palm oil products group, Palmco Holdings Bhd, has taken a further step to expand into property development. Its wholly-owned subsidiary, Palmco Bina Sdn Bhd, has entered into a Joint venture with Sungei Ara Holdings Sdn Bhd for the development of a large
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      Chandan denies liability in libel suit
      321 15 PAPER Products (M) Bhd's parent company, Chandan Holdings Sdn Bhd, has denied liability in the libel action brought against them by Malaysian property consultant Koo Siew Koon. In its statement of claims for the defence writ filed on Sep 28 by solicitors Sri Ram,
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      Pegi to support Dunlop Holdings revamp plan
      638 15 PEGI MALAYSIA Bhd will support the complex financial restructuring plan that is being worked out to revitalise Dunlop Holdings PLC. A source close to the company said that Pegi is confident that the revamp, if it succeeds, would enable Dunlop to turn around
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      SES asks for more details
      55 15 THE STOCK Exchange of Singapore has asked Times PihUahiag BM to supply it with further information about its acquisition of Educational Associates in Hongkong. The exchange wants further details about the assets being acquired, net profits and the effect of the transaction on the earnings
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        SIGMA Metal Co Ltd
        93 15 Group pre-tax profits for the six months ended June 30, were lower at 1169,000 (from $896,000), although turnover jumped to $13.64 million ($8.48 million). At the net level, after taxation and minorities but before extraordinary items, the group incurred a loss of $145,000 against profits of
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        SOUTH Malaysia Indus- tries Bhd:
        45 15 SOUTH Malay sia Indus- tries Bhd: For the half year ended June 30, the group made pre-tax profits of M 5483,000 on turnover of $6.61 million. There were no comparative figures for the group as this is the first time that consolidated accounts are prepared.
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      Tongkah accepts offer to buy Bena Plantation
      108 15 TONGKAH Harbour Tin Dredging Bhd has accepted an offer from Bena Holdings Sdn Bhd to acquire the entire issued and paid-up capital of 20 million shares of Msl each in Bena Plantation Sdn Bhd for a total consideration of $40 million shares to
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      LONDON STOCKS
      749 15 EQUITIES closed above their lows on bargain hunting yesterday, dealers said. Prices eased initially, in line with a lower Wall Street trend and in continued reaction to Monday's acquisition of Johnson Matthey Bankers by the Bank of England. Yesterday's closing middle prices of selected stocks, excluding stamp duty,
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    Jeyaretnam out to make political capital, court told
    507 16  -  By FOO CHOY PENG MR J B Jeyaretnam, the Workers' Party's secretary-general, was out to make political capital through the slander suit he brought against Mr Goh Chok Tong, the High Court was told yesterday. "The reason I suggest that you brought
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    The PAP candidate with a problem
    533 16 MR YATIMAN YUSOF, a new People's Action Party election candidate, has a problem. Being a high-profile Malay leader, he is expected to contribute a lot to raise the living standards of the Malays in Singapore, if elected in the coming general elections. But as
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    Public housing not subsidised, says SDP
    335 16 THE SINGAPORE Democratic Party (SDP) last night challenged the Housing and Development Board's claim that public housing in Singapore is subsidised. Mr Peter Lim Ah Yong, a central executive committee member, questioned how the claims could be substantiated when the unit cost of flats
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    Executive gets $1.1m damages
    211 16 A JAPANESE executive who suffered brain damage as a result of an accident between a car and an SBS bus has been awarded more than $1.12 million in damages, and may receive more today. The High Court will decide today whether to award Mr Fumihiro Hori,
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    CPF assets totalled $19.74bn at end of last year
    297 16 TOTAL ASSETS of the Central Provident Fund amounted to $19.74 billion as at December 31, 1963. This represents an increase of about 25 per cent over the 1962 year-end figure, and shows that collections continue to exceed withdrawals. According to the
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    Lock icon Johnson Matthey rescue takes City by surprise
    306 16 Reuter THE FIRST major rescue of a British bank for a decade left the London financial world congratulating itself on the efficiency with which it was done but angry that it was necessary at all. The Bank of England took control on Monday
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    Lock icon Three ships missing
    105 16 AFP SINGAPORE police have asked Interpol to help solve three cases of ships disappearing with about $10 million worth of cargo on board. The vessels, carrying rubber, palm oil and glycerine, all left Singapore around August headed for Bombay, but failed to arrive. A spokesman for the
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    Dow Jones lower
    69 16 WALL Street stock prices were slightly lower in early trading yesterday as the market moved into its third day of a correction. The Dow Jones Industrial Average, which fell nearly 18 points in the previous two sessions, was down fractionally to under 1199. Overall, losers held a
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      Lock icon Calm, returns to Golden Temple
      60 16 Reuter CALM was restored yesterday at Amritsar's Golden Temple, the holiest Sikh shrine, after militants demonstrated in the complex in favour of a separate Sikh state called Khalistan. Paramilitary troops were temporarily sent back into the shrine on Monday when a group of Sikh youths
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      Lock icon China asks Gatt to step in
      60 16 Reuter CHINA has asked the Geneva-based General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade to intervene in a dispute between Beijing and Washington over US textile import restrictions, the New China News Agency reported. It said China sent a letter to the head of Gatt's Textile
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      47 16 AFP IDEMrrSU China Oil Development Co, the Japanese partner in a Sino-Japanese joint oil development operation, said that it would start drilling a first exploratory well in the sea off China's Hainan Island, in cooperation with China's Nanhai West Oil Corporation.
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      59 16 Reuter THE Swiss parliament yesterday (or the first time chose a woman, 47-year-old Elisabeth Kopp, as a Cabinet minister, 13 years after women won the vote at national level. Kopp, after swearing an oath before the Speaker, said: "This is a success not for me personally,
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      122 16 C all Britannia tor free invitation investment seminar The Chartered Bank Building, 6 Battery Road, #14-08, Singapore 0104. Telephone: *****86. BIOTONIC CAPSULES A Tonic for Vigour and Vitality! ii Rssai z/i 1 3 J J. t iir S Z ri < -c I "3 It certainly has many of the
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      47 16 Outlook for today: Partly cloudy. Report for 24 hours prior to 7.30pm on Oct 2 at the airport: Maximum temperature 32.4 Associated humidity 68 Minimum temperature 24.7 Associated humidity 90 Hours of sunshine 4.40 Rainfall in millimetres 4.2 Rainfall this month 4.2 Rainy days this month 1
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        103 17 Reuter THE INDIAN Ministry of Shipping and Transport rejected a demand by Bombay dockers, who have been on a go-slow since Sep 10, for a 20 per cent ex gratia payment in lieu of bonus. A ministry spokesman said dockers' representatives were told last week that to
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        86 17 AFP ABOUT 18 representatives from developing nations of Asia and the Pacific on Monday opened an eight-day conference in Japan to discuss port development problems in the regions. Topics to be discussed include the close connection between ports and economic growth and on the application of computers
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      415 17  -  By G DURAIRAJ THE MARITIME division of the Malaysian Transport Ministry will work closely with Petronas and other oil companies to formulate regulations relating to structures in the offshore industry. The head of the maritime division, Mr M Thilagadurai, said that with the amendment
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      250 17 INDIA EXPECTS to boost its transportation of iron ore to Japan in the fiscal year ending March. According to the Indian Ministry of Shipping, shipment of iron ore will reach 2.8 million tonnes in *****5, double that of the previous fiscal year. Two factors
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      737 17 Shipping Urn N» M AfaO Ahrank«l Unar AC To«o»« Afcoe Aflloh Orwnf APCUw APL Arrow Una* Attn Una* ASCL Auobrokar Au»to«o Lin* Baft-Oriant Bathe Ent Bangkok Coot Bonk Una BBS Ban Una Bhja Star BoN«i stm BSC Una Burmo Fiva Star Comaroon S/ip^ CC Una CCM Cayton
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      313 17 IN A BID to save costs, American President Lines has joined a list of companies in employing a smaller crew to man their vessels. It announced recently that it has reduced the number of people on the latest ships in its fleet by 10,
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      1123 18 Foreign competition to provide Indonesia with vessels and port facilities is growing stronger, and the Dutch companies seem to be those favoured for selection. However, one main hurdle the competitors have to face is Indonesia's discontentment with the v one-way purchasing
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      185 18 THE MAJOR shipping consortia operating between the Far East/Europe, Far East/Persian Gulf, Straits ports/Australia, Straits/Japan and the member lines: ACE (FAR EAST/EUROPE): Franco Belgian Services. "K" Line. Korean Shipping Corporation. Neptune Orient Lines. Orient Overseas Container Line. Cho Yang Shipping. ANRO (STRAITS/AUSTRALIA): Australian National Line. Australia/Straits Container Line. Nedlloyd
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      1744 18 TIME-CHARTERS dominated business on the London freight market on Monday with single-voyage trades generating only token interest. Soviet charterers reappeared, taking the 61,100 dwt Zannis Michalos at US$4,"TOO per day (or a trans-Atlantic round voyage after prompt delivery Gibraltar and the 64,400 dwt Suvretta at $4,500 per day
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      764 18 AFP QUIET conditions persisted on the freight markets last week, although there were one or two firm spots. Combination carriers, capable of carrying oil or dry cargo in bulk, continued to move out of the depressed oil trades adding to the overcapacity on the main Atlantic routes, and
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      212 19 UPI A 145-METRE cruise ship in a dry dock for repairs toppled off its braces and nearly lurched over early on Monday, throwing sleeping crewmembers from their bunks and injuring 31, one seriously. "I was sleeping in my cabin," said Stanley Alcock, 68, chief
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      265 19 THE THAI shipping industry is seeking a review of the recent increase in container freight rates from US$55O to $600 by the Japan-Bangkok Container Club. The Merchantile Marine Promotion Commission will hold a meeting with shipping lines belonging to the club very soon,
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      795 19 Lloyd's List THE SINO-British agreement promising a further SO years of capitalist lifestyle when sovereignty over the territory is returned to China in 1997 has been well received by Hongkong industrial leaders The world's largest independent shipowner, Sir Yue Kang Pao, is very satisfied with
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      414 19 AFP THE OUTLOOK for the oil tanker trade and dry cargo vessels in 1965 is "unclear" as the underlying world economic and trade upturn is now past its best. Shipping brokers, Lambert Brothers, said in their latest review that the growth in world consumption of
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      SHIPPING LIST where your ships are due ...and when
      4030 24 ooaßGmß 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
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      615 25 CONTAINER TERMINAL RECEIVING OF EXPORT FCL CONTAINERS AND LCL CARGO Godws FCL Arrival for LCL movement Ship Voy date/time Operator cargo schedule Location Korrigon 361 4.10.84 0430 Ned-EAC TA 3 0800-1000/1500-1630 0700-0800/1400-1500 *****900/1500-1600 N1 PI SI Sea Hawk Takari 1 Keum Qory Sha He B Butang Liverpool B
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      1800 25 The leading shipping lines operating from local ports and their agents. A-B A PEA African Shipping Ajmciw (S) Ur*-Kirwlt Use Transgroup (S). Akrraklrl Liner Service Kim Shpg <S>. Alfred C Taepfer Oreanus Shipping Agencies <S) Marintex Enterprise (PK). Alpae Intrasea (S) Bintang Shpg (KL) Island Cargo
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      387 26 AT CONVENTIONAL WHARVES Vessel Berth Agent Arrival Departur KEPPEL WHARVES Frances Bay 12 Malay States alongside 3.1044/0600 Friendship 37/8 NAPL alongside 3.1044/0600 Jenhol 22 T Soon alongside 3.1044/0700 Nakorn Kasen 13/4 PIL alongside 3.1044/1500 Straits Venture 20W SSPL alongside 3.1044/1800 Thai Rainbow 29/30 Sin Chlao alongside 3.10.84/2300
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      213 17 TIMES lUisiiK'SS l)irr( lory ot Sin#i|M>rc (BUKU MERAH) GIVES YOUR PRODUCTS SERVICES THE PROMINENCE THEY DESERVE I wm LONDON Freights 11/11 l CONSORTIA II WEEKLY Freights II SHIPPING Schedule VIII/IX CONTAINER Schedules IX WHO Acts for Whom IX SHIPS In Port X REGIONAL Weather X -'ahixnk AMAH FULLY CONTAINERISED SERVICE
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      433 17 UNITED ARAB SHIPPING CO (SAG) SFALORD SHIPPING AGENCIES ;ostnn!on*j) 04 02C M*nn* Houtp Sir>g«<pofe 020/ T«»i !»'<•»■ No Rs;>4ii C*S office TPC 03 30 Tel *****3 1 and Te-m.nnl office TPC 03 29 Te! No *****90 *****93 aUASC \7KT7!Wl7*:mv\ vim MWMuiMMt'.wmw i:r:H:T.t.Tr,ir;t\iv EXPRESS FUU CONTAMEI SERVICE i KOM .1 \l»\\
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      680 17 SINGAPORE Business FOR PEOPLE WHO MATTER *r MAERSK LINE FASTEST TO MIDDLE-EAST NEXT SAILING M.S. ARNOLD MAERSK ETD SINGAPORE 13.10.84 ETD PORT KELANO 4.10.84 ETD PENANG 0.10.84 CAUIHG: DUBAI 21.10.54 KARACHI 24.10.84 BOMBAY 27.10.54 ABO DHABI 23.10.84 DOHA 24.10.84 JUBAIL 26.10.84 RAS-Al-MISHAB 27.10.84 *BAHDAR ABBAS 1.11.84 MUSCAT 24.10.84 DAMMAM 22.10.84
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      219 18 FAR EAST/EUROPE CONTAINER SERVICE TOVMM I 9/10 S. EDO I 16/10 23/10 JUIUNOW 1 30/10 HD&FT 1 6/11 13/11 20/11 27/11 n ~m Ha. Genoa. 2) Amsterdam. Antwerp. L.Hwre. Bash. UK. 3) Bremen. ien. Ajrtxo. Copenhagen. Hetudu 4) Malmo. Stockholm. Oslo Europe cargo tor feeder na S pore. *M» direct
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      534 18 YAMASMITA-SHINNIHON LINE COMTAMCM SERVICES USA/CANADA Pacific South Wml Pacific North Wast Fudw at Tokyo rwdir at Kotoa Atlantic/Canada Foadar at Kobo mta prmrta n m mmm m uam on m via vii 7/m m a iyu vu m l/ll 11/11 12/11 Q« BHDS 11/11 IVil 10 i</ii m/m a/ii Li
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      811 19 I The Straits Steamship Group QCL Overseas Containers Limited I CONTAINERSHIP SERVICF TO UK/CONTINFNT STRAITS SHIPPING Singapore to Sabah, Sarawak, Brunai Ports and Bangkok (OMOOM MT |U Mm accoptmf cvto for: la AariNP. Cltt»ll*W[ Mabno. SlidMn, HaMu. Sandarbwf ta Uwap, hHtvdM, Oik I* Inm UK Tapam. Mnt t DtMl tfbwj
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      590 19 Franco Belgian Services W+T Xai. >«rw# fi/.j-vjn I.tnss tMFMBf R Of ACf CONSORTIUM! samct TO EIROK KOKAM CHMCt snosusHDa KOKMMCUH STOH P KQ.ANG It Hawt Km F"Slaat Ha* rHraa Art 3 Oct 4 Oct 22act 23 oct 250ct 270ct 280ctM0ct OKNTU CMD 10 Oct 11 Oct 21 Oct 30 Oct
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      631 20 Hapag-Lloyd J\ TO CONTINENT/UK Inland haulaucc to Mand destinations in Europe TO EUROPE MED S'pn P. Kate* Pm( Liom) Mbao Gmm HW| ltdam Blum Mmp 30/10 2/11 4/1125/11 21/11 2/12 7/12 5/12 11/12 TO USA/CANADA t. Kaiaat Spar. IWh Lent Oakland Seat*/ 7/10 Mr Express 12/10 30/10 1/11 4/11 H.
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      420 20 FULLY CONTAINERJ SE D ERV I C E TO EUROPE Vl* SUEZ ot the Ac* Comortwm FROM [UROPf VIA SUE/ J A l4fmoer ot the Ace Consortwm Pl** !>n HJC«* K«aiMu* Bw» T*r* U/10 12/10 16/10 17/10 20/10 24/10 20/10 24/10 25/10 28/10 31/10 25/10 26/10 30/10 31/10 3/11 1/11
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      375 20 EVERGREEN LINE FAR EAST/EUROPE CONTAINER SERVICE ACCtPTMG Fa i ICI CARGO for *C HK FlI ROM AMU INK t.*f Orttr 01/10 2S/M 01/11 K/H 04/11 05/11 07/11 Em band 11/10 05/11 11/11 IJ/U 14/111VU17/11 Em Gcnan M/ 10 »/ll 21/11 a/11 M/IIH/I1»/1I aiso acottmg ia/ra t ra/ra ia Goncwac. aaanb
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      896 20 KIE GWAN SHIPPING (M) SDN. BHD. No. JALAN BERANGAN PORT KELANG. SELANGOR MALAYSIA TEL Nm *****2, *****5 *****2. *****4.*****2.*****7 W. MALAYSIA/STORE TO E. MALAYSIA SERVICES: t RITA Kkbiu. S'kan tHATI SENANG Kkbiu. S kan. Tawau tGAMBELA Kkbiu. S'kan. Tawau tHATI BAft KkMu. S'kan. Tawau t* TOMOH SATU KkMu. S'kan. Tawau
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      108 20 o US I NOSE MARITIME PTE LTD m ISLAMIC REPUBLIC OF IRAN SHIPPING LINES SUN UNION LINE TTT^rmTTTm LOAD FOR -KaracNSMOSE UAMTME TO 118 IEL *****44/7 ft 22*137* BOOMS SUMY 9VTMC CQMPMT TEL: 222J352/3 MM.OS MMMK SM MB. TM *7232/3 MMtrw trace i transport lib IM (7»3 ft (3725 Uf
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      763 21 PIL GROUP EAST AFRICA/REDSEA SERVICES COLOMBO/CHITTAGONG/RANGOON SERVICES ra BANGKOK DIRECT SERVICES NAKORN KASEM VOY:3/S4 16-17/10 KOTA PELANGI VOY:I3/84 14-15/10 KOTA BANTENQ VOY: 11/04 7-0/10 INDONESIA SERVICES rrrr? PACIFIC INTERNATIONAL LINES PTE LTD PIL BLDG., 140 Cecil Street, 03-00 S'pore 0106 Tel: *****33 (20 Lines) DIRECT LINE: *****39, *****76 TELEX: RS
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      861 21 BEN LINE CONTAINERS EXPRESS com WO SERVICE TO/FROM EUROPE snufrs niton IU HAM l-MKN ROAM HAVRE a/it 17/n »/i« m/ii 1/11 l/U 1/11 5/U i/u i/u l/u U/U 12/11 13/11 IVU M/U 11/U M/U 21/11 21/11 M/U M/U M/ll M/U 1/12 l/U 1/12 VU 1/12 1/12 1/12 U/U 11/U 14/12
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      453 21 DJAKARTA LLOYD INDONESIAN NATIONAL LINF Far East S pore Service FuM Container Vessel Bmir Tgtotanu Kob« *«*«>, K>n,,on,! T7 Buun IMmi Art* (nhw| taxtonfS pori T, frw> m. GOMAV.I2M 21/0 21/» 1/11 5/10 C/ 10 MAJAPAMT *13 MB 211 20/1 1/11 5,10 7/10 12/10 14/10 com vl3 m ii/io IJ/io
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      489 21 BOUSTEAD SHIPPING AGENCIES BURMA FIVE STAR SHIPPING CORPORATION (Burmese National Line 1 Loading for Rangoon Spore P Kelang Penong Phoshwegyowywo V 245 In Pt/2 Oct Po-an V 75 5-7/10 Loikaw Myomayma VB3 V* 15-16/10 12-14/10 24-28/10 BANK LINE EXPRESS INDEPENDENT SERVICE TO UK/CONT SPORE R'DAM HULL HMBG MEADOWBANK Soiled 18
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      829 22 K LINE WHiBB KAWASAKI KISEN KAISHA, LTD.USA CANADA PACIFIC COAST (Including DESTINATIONS INLAND vU IPI MICROBRIDGE MINILAND BRIDGE) FEEDER/ MOTHER VESSEL ASM SIM V2B N. EMERALD V 3 KANSAI PIONEER V3fi TOWER BRDGE V3O TOKYO MARU Vl5 JAPAN APOLLO V 4754 MONTE RUBY V 22 TONER BRDGE V3O WHORE BRDGE
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      328 22 i.lnl 1,.'-? 'I '.I Accepting B South Africa Brookbulk and coirtilmriMd cirgow Diroct to IX VEKOEGEN V.173 iX MAL V.S7ISF KBUOYV CaOMK UI3F 31/10 IS/U a JMOK SMtMG AGENCB (Ret. *****4/ 00K) 70 SHENTON WAY #04 03 MARMA HOUSt. SMGAPOK 0207 TEL *****11 TELEX NO RS ***** CfS Of FICE
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      553 22 califoaria/pacific rorth nest service EXPRESS CMTAHKR/REEFER/BUIK SERVICE Lu*n tm: lOS ANGELES. SAN FRANCISCO. SEATTLE. lACOMA. VANCOUVER B C Acc**n fa/EQ Cant vim AUSTRALIA EXPRESS CONTAINER SERVICE Acc** fa/ra mm RM* Spm ftm M*. 22/23 Oct 10 Oct tNo 2*/27 Oct 21/29 Oct 5 No. I? No 17/11 Nw 25 Not
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      366 22 SANKO ASIA LZNEI? FROM JAPANESE PORTS ANO HONGKOMcI*^* 1. NO2 BKKA 2 SANKO SCORPIO 3. OCEANA SIM 4. GOTONG ROYONG 5. OCEAN EXPLORE* 6 HMD TN 7. YAMASUQ MAJttJ A«ents Singapore C.F. Stiorp ft Co (M) Pt« Ltd. Tok *****22 Port Kotong J ANAS Skorp Sdr Mid Tel. 3M104/*****9 Po«on«
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      463 22 INTRASEA (PTE) LTD. 10 Anson Road »27 16 Internationa 1 Pla/a 0207 Tel *****1 1 tlO Lines o' BREAKBULK SERVICE TO EUROPE/UK S'pvt P K«tmc Ludtaf tarFAYROUZ 2 *****12 FORT NANAMO BBM9II 5/10 1/10 11/10 14/10 ROTT/ANT/tll. (AVON) ROTT/ANT/UJUAVON) FJ SEAWOOD SHIPPING CORPORATION S pore P Mang Lm4r( tar FOOT
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      679 23 SLNOL NEPTUNE ORIENT LINES LTD Also accepting cargo to/from Scandinavia SS BRIDGE S pore Closing Times: FCL Cargo 1600 9/10 LCI Cargo 0400 9/10 FROM EUROPE (VIA SUEZ) TO AND FROM AUSTRALIA: Anro Asia SURABAYA. JAKARTA..SINGAPORE PENANG P. KELANG BRISBANE... SYDNEY MELBOURNE 28/10 9/11 MQJUK 1/11 13/11 FREMANTLE Abo accept**
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      303 23 SEAWARD SHIPPING AND TRADING CO (S) PTE LTD SEAWARD SHPPtNG ft TRAOMG CO (S) PTE. LTD. 1111. HTDHMTIONAI PLAZA. ANSON ROM). PORT KELANG ORENTAL SHTPMG CORPORATION TfL 11. *****6 *****4 PORT KELANG *****1 KUANTAN 095 52*133/4 TEL *****77 (5 UNE?) TRANS-SIBERIAN CONTAINER LINE FCL/LCL TO: DJULFA/TORGHUMN/KABUL/HAftATON FCLS ONLY: POLAfD/CZECH/H'GARY/ROMANA/YUGO/BUIGARIA PENANG
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      642 23 SINSOV SINGAPORE SOVIET SHIPPING CO PRIVATE LTD SINSOV BUILDING 55, Market Street Singapore 0104 Telephone Numbers *****3 (15 Lines) Cable Address SINSOV SINGAPORE Telex Numbers RS ***** RS ***** RS ***** P KELANG M/S SHARRUT NAH SOON SON BHD IST AND 2ND FLOOR. NO 1 JALAN CEMPENMG PORT KLANG MALAYSIA
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      56 23 anrenkiel liner service gmbh DURBAN JOHANNESBURG.MAPUTO. MAURITIUS A RFUNION SHENG TAI LINE REGULAR LINEB SERVICE TAIWAN-STRAITS-TAIWAN Vessel MO REE SPORE P KELANC LAWIN 12/9 15/9 In Port 4/10 BRIGHT FORMOSA 26/9 28/9 10/10 12/10 General Agents EAGLE CORPORATION (PTE) LTD Trt *****1t (4 inn) Tctei Nr ***** P0«1 MIANG AGINT
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      635 24 Ke<|imial Container Lines JITIUIUMI V 3 Sailm 9 Weekly Reliable Regular Punctual Berthing P S.A. 1500 Hra. Tuea, Thurs Sat REGULAR/FEEDER SERVICE TO PHUKET/SON6KLA WT m SKLA BKK PUT SKL« RATANABHUM 194/255 fc#t/4 Oct C/ 7 oc< MTMMMM 256/195 M/U Oct 14/16 Oct 11/19 Oct 22/23 Oct RATANABHUM 196/197 26/27
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      150 25 PANALPHA Singapore 5 Continents— 1 Forwarder Offering direct LCL Service to Hamburg with connection to European destinations (Germany/ Austria/Switzerland/Denmark) ond vice versa. Nut ETD ttvpar* 11/I*l 11/11, »/10. 4/11 NUUim WORLD TRANSPORT (S) PTC LTD Td: *****11 Tata: «S 257 M fASIH 1 i M'il 1 'lk'.TMl as GENERAL AGENTS:
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      60 25 BALTIC ENTERPRISES ,PTE) LTD •ISSi (M 1074) MOrt saanm m i§74). «od DmiU c*«*y 20 tw. FID OQTMnON 4 Oct PmNm* 13 Oct SmarMt/Smfcaya oOd Smmtmi Whirl) T S Shipping Private Ltd. T»tophow: 2230M0,*****43. V-/ SEM-CONTAVO SERVICE CHTTT A GONG/MADRAS (S port Ftaf) SMMPOK POMNC CHT7 AGONG Id GMJCTICA 22/10
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      511 25 LIN LIN SHIPPING PTE. LTD. 1. Magazine Road aOS-W. CaMral BuNdlng. Stngapor* 0105 Tafr 533M14 A 533M22 WEEKir SERVICE SM6VPORE TO KUCHIN6 LA—J* 1 »ANSON MO AO. #27-I#, INTERNATIONAL PLAZA, NOAPORC 0207 EL: ami, 271*27 A *****27 TELEX: WMWII T«fc 533W23 533M30 *****07 Loading tor Eta Em Loa 22/11 to
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      80 26 SHIPPING PTE LTD. 19. *****20 TLX: RS ***** MDON WEEKLY LCL/FCL SERVICE mm. vm f i nci 1L n*/n» r. t mt wt-r um iHTwrra tan n*/rn> mac n» dm MM 12 Oct M/ll R» N HH n !!■>■ CM tm mkm tow to Nrthm. Mm taMto: Omm JSSnXmZ tmi
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      71 26 BOHLER SHIPPING PTE. LTD. 137 Market St *11 -02 Bank of East Asia Bldg Sporeolo4 Tel *****44 (3 llnesi Tele. RS ***** BOSHIP KOREA MORAN SHIPPING CO llii nr|mr in [I f M ot Knce.i LOAOMO DIRECT FOR:rpm Lm*| far ivit 21/11 tato, M.V MOMM KMC (Of Jt KORU) 21/11
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      467 26 C.'Y. LINE Member Of Tht ACE Consortium) CHO YANG SHIPPING CO. LTD FULLY CONTWOtSED SERVICE TO EUROPE (VIA SUEZ) S>« PJQmc laHarvt ttfjm liim H*W( IrtaK Art—a MKAN OUNCE 1M NPwt4/lA 21/11 21/1125/11 27/11 21/1131/11 X» SEAS M 7« 11/11 U/ll 21/11 M/ 14 1/11 Vll 4/11 1/11 mmm mam
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      470 26 Everett Lines COMPANA PERUANA DC VAPOREES (C.P.V.) "PERUVIAN STATE LINE" LoadNt tof Ca*ao Malarial «o and tn otlwt PwKKiad ports inth transhiptnt On WV Ttwoufti Bits ol ta*n( to M destination MANOLOEKRETT JOMKVEKTT iiiHurniiicn Nnm| P. KMM( Sncaparct 5/7 Oct 1/9 Oct 12/14 Oct 15/ It Oct 27/29 Oct 30/31
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      476 26 ZIM WM-CONFBKMX 08KPEMENT FULL COTTMB 3ERWCE cjrfMt la USA Cast ft Hast Cant. Carrttaaa mt Lad Cm i Pri BR S-poo EM IMi Kopo> Mh Ftaw misvmct uoct 21 Oct i*. u M 9NGWOK »Od 12 Mm 21 No* 24tot II Hn 24 Not fee*** FCI to ImpaM mt MaOaii—
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