The Business Times, 16 November 1984

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    12 1 BUSINESS TIMES M.C. (P) No. 66/1/84 FRIDAY, NOVEMBER It, 1984 60 CENTS
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    Loans to production sector: third fall in a row
    296 1 Loans BANK LOANS to the manufacturing companies recorded their third consecutive quarterly decline in the three months ending September, and are heading for their first annual fall since 1963. Loans, including bills financing, to the manufacturing sector dropped by $262.7 million
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    GDP increase dips to 8pc
    682 1  -  Growth By BOEY KIT YIN THE ECONOMY continued to slow down in the third quarter, the second consecutive quarterly decline this year. Prospects until March next year are expected to remain gloomy for the industrial sector, although optimism is generally running high in the services
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    Services sector more optimistic
    456 1 Outlook BANKERS, traders and those in the distributive trade are now more bullish over business prospects for the next five months. The latest quarterly survey of business expectations for the services sector shows more bankers and businessmen expecting better business in the next six-month period (October
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    STOCK MARKET
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    Great Eastern denies paying agents advance commissions
    453 1  -  By AMY BALAN GREAT EASTERN Life Insurance yesterday denied that its agents were collecting commissions in advance. "No commission is paid to any of our agents until the company receives the premiums," said Mr Allen Pathmarajah, the general manager. Agents were entitled to
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    Lee exhorts the young to know about the past
    448 1  -  By JOANNE YAP IF SINGAPOREANS gained a better understanding of how the country reached its present position by visiting the National Exhibition, then the money and time expended in organising it would have been well spent, said Prime Minister Lee Kuan
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    Lock icon SIA may offer shares to public in early 1986
    99 1 Reuter SINGAPORE AIRLINES is continuing studies of privatisation proposals and expects to offer some shares to the public, probably early in 1986, deputy-chairman Lim Chin Beng said yesterday. He told the Australian National Aviation Press Club, merchant banks considering the proposals
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      262 1 SHARE INFORMATION 13 RAW MATERIALS 12 DOONESBURY 5 NEW CHALLENGES face today's young engineers ond their goal should be to establish Singapore as a centre of engineering excellence, says Mr Michael Fam, chairman of the MRTC. Page 3 DAVID STOCKMAN, director of the US Office of Management and Budget, says
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      102 1 Drastic fall for contractors Back Page Returns from investments Back Page ;=]%:}\[*.^)+{+$%_$$*_.$@<%:*\\ very lender, very rare 1 There was a time when there were no machines and man was the supreme artisan. His hands the tools of ingenuity Testoni perpetuate the art of such craftsmanship Each piece of leather hand-cured
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  • HOME NEWS
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      Strive for excellence in engineering
      356 2  -  By MONICA GWEE NEW CHALLENGES face today's young engineers and their goal should be to establish Singapore as a centre of engineering excellence in the region. This can be achieved through choosing "hands-on" experience over a cushy office job, said Mr Michael Fam, chairman of
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      Graduates advised to speak up
      286 2 IF YOU have something to say, speak up. The Asian habit of agreeing with superiors instead of stating opinions is often seen as indecision. In multinational corporations, this attitude presents real problems. Mr Dorsey Dunn, president of the American Business Council, said: "My recommendation is
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      Victoria School to move into new Geylang premises
      294 2 THE PUBLIC Works Department has completed a new secondary school at Geylang Bahru Lane off Geylang Bahru to replace the old Victoria School. It will be handed over to the Ministry of Education tomorrow. Students from the old Victoria School at Tyrwhitt
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      Accountants face threat from financial bodies
      199 2 ACCOUNTANTS in Australia will face increasing competition from merchant banks and other financial institutions in the future. Professor A Carrington, in a public lecture at the National University of Singapore (NUS) yesterday, said that merchant» banks enjoyed certain advantages over accounting firms in that
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      Australian exhibition nets $17m in sales
      398 2  -  By LISA LEE A WESTERN Australian building materials exhibition held in Singapore has brought in about $17 million in confirmed sales and sales in the offing. The 28 companies that took part in the three-day exhibition which ended yesterday also expect to sell another
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      Open to regional applicants
      235 2 THE ASSOCIATION for Overseas Technical Scholarship (AOTS) will hold its second training programme for personnel in the service/technical fields from Monday to Dec 15. This is the first time the course will be open to Asean and neighbouring countries. AOTS's first programme, held from Feb 20
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      Auctions of machines expected to pick up
      301 2 BAD «BUSINESS for other companies is good business for Victor and Morris, an auctioning company. The managing director of Victor and Morris, Mr Victor Wee, said that auctions of machines will begin to pick up as more companies close shop while others recycle
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      Video competition to tap potential in student population
      367 2 STILL SHOTS are not enough. Schools now capture on film official functions, sports events and teaching sessions as audiovisual equipment increasingly replace chalk and board as classroom tools. Audio-visual equipment such as video cassette recorders can now be found in almost every
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      Sound of music to flood NUS next year
      154 2 SINGAPORE will be the coordinator and host of the Fourth Asean Youth Music Workshop next year. The workshops are annual intra-Asean projects, with each member country taking turns to organise and play host. The first three workshops were held in Malaysia, Indonesia
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      Indian oil plan will benefit shipyards
      400 3  -  By CONSTANCE LEE LOCAL SHIPYARDS can reap substantial gains from India's ambitious five-year oil production and exploration plan, which will come into effect next year. The Indian government will invest US$2O billion under this plan, most of which will be spent on developing known
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      Clerk assumes Alan Wong received $37,000
      216 3 AN accounts clerk yesterday testified that she only assumed Alan Wong Hoi Ping, a lawyer and director of Singapore-based Broadview Commodities, received $37,000 as his share of the company's secret profit. Leung Yuk Yu, 29, however said during crossexamination that she saw Wong receive
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      MEMO-PAD
      337 3 Seminars and courses DURATION TITLE Nov 19 Accounting And Tax Aspects Of IAS 21, IAS 24 DAC fi VENUE Novotel Orchid Inn ORGANISER Singapore Society Of Accountants Nov 19 Nov 19 Nov 19-21 Nov 19-21 'i Nov 19-23 Nov 19-23 Nov 19-24 Nov 20 Nov 20 Nov 21-23 Nov
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      Plans for follow-up to fashion show
      277 3  -  By JOANNE YAP THE SUCCESS OF Singapore Apparel in Tokyo has spurred the Trade Development Board to plan a follow-up promotion in Japan next year. Five of the 25 local garment manufacturers who staged the three-day fashion exhibition have concluded sales of $2.1 million.
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      Banque Asia '85 moves to Hongkong next year
      158 3 THE Asian trade exhibition on bank systems and technology, Banque Asia '85, will be held in Hongkong next September. Since I960! the show has been held in Singapore every two years. Mr JB Fernandes, managing director of Technofairs Corporation which organises the
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      Ex-manager gets four years for taking $1.24m
      199 3 PENU MOHAN SINGH, a former manager at Texas Instruments, was yesterday sentenced to four years jail for taking 11.24 million in bribes. He was also ordered to pay a penalty of the same amount, failing which he would face another four years in
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      93 3 n T mi 1 Something very delicious is in the air at the Shangri-La. Latour, Shangri-La's new Continental restaurant, has opened its doors. An abundance of ambience, exquisite foody superb wine, attentive service and a luxurious, comfortable interior awaits you. These are just some of the special touches that make
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  • OVERSEAS
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      Lock icon Seminar gives China better contacts
      405 4 Reuter A MAJOR investment seminar aimed at attracting foreign capital into China revealed growing competition among China's cities in the rush for development and a simmering dispute as to where funds should be channelled, Western businessmen and economists said. More than 150 delegates from China's
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      Lock icon Beijing will sweeten offer to Taipei
      193 4 UPI CHINA'S Foreign Minister Wu Xueqian has said that his country would offer better terms to Taiwan than it did to Hongkong, including the right to retain an army, if Taiwan agreed to reunification with the mainland. Mr Wu, accompanying Chinese President Li Xiannian
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      Lock icon Aquino pre-trial inquiries continue
      158 4 Reuter. PRESIDENT Ferdinand Marcos said pre-trial inquiries into the murder of opposition leader Benigno Aquino would continue even without cooperation from a panel that investigated the murder. He said in a statement carried by the Philippines News Agency (PNA) that the panel's help "would merely have
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      Lock icon Koreas begin trade talks
      227 4 Reuter NORTH AND SOUTH Korea began unprecedented economic talks at the border village of Panmunjom yesterday, with the South saying it was ready to discuss trade and joint ventures. The talks, 40km north of Seoul, marked the first government-to-govemment contact between the two sides since political
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      Lock icon Carrington warns of technological dazzle
      100 4 Reuter NATO secretary-general Lord Carrington has warned that the North Atlantic Treaty Organisation alliance must not be dazzled by the "sex appeal" of new-technology weapons into neglecting basic defence improvements or changing its strategy. In a speech at the Nato assembly in Brussels on Wednesday,
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      Lock icon Lighter tax burden
      63 4 Reuter SOME EASING of income tax and more relief for lower income groups featured in Sri Lanka's budget for 1985, which was presented to Parliament by Finance Minister Ronnie de Mel. "Income tax in Sri Lanka is at present higher than in any other Asian country," Mr
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      DAILY AIRCRAFT MOVEMENTS
      796 4 ARRIVALS Operator Service Local From number time f>AA PAS 0155 JFK/SFO/HKG MAS MH60I 0720 KUL SIA SQ43 0730 DHA CAL CIOIO 0805 JED/DHA MAS MH68I 0820 KUL TMA TL351 0830 BEY/DXB MAS MH603 0905 KUL SWR SRI 76 0930 ZRH/BKK MAS MH671 0930 KUL MAS MH811 0940
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      Lock icon US ready for war on EEC export credits
      440 5 Reuter THE UNITED STATES is ready for all-out economic war with the European Economic Community (EEC) if the 10-nation bloc refuses to curb its use of subsidies to promote exports to the Third World. US Deputy Secretary of the Treasury Tim McNamar,
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    • WORLD IN BRIEF
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        Previous attempt
        71 5 THE GANG responsible for poisoning sweets and planting them in Japanese stores in an attempt to extort money from the Morinaga company had previously attempted to blackmail another food firm. Marudai Foods Co, which specialises in ham products, said on Wednesday that the "Man with 21 Faces" gang
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        Lockheed loses suit
        56 5 LOCKHEED AIRCRAFT Corp must pay US$l9.7 million to TO orphans who suffered brain damage in a aeroplane crash during the 1975 rescue of babies from Vietnam, a US federal judge ruled on Wednesday. The settlement brings to an end an eight-year lawsuit filed on behalf of 150
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        UN head rapped
        35 5 UNITED NATIONS Secretary General Javier Perez de Cuellar was criticised at a UN budgetary control meeting on Wednesday for granting too many exceptions to the rule against first-class travel for UN staff.
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        Aid cuts planned
        55 5 BRITISH FOREIGN Secretary Sir Geoffrey Howe acknowledged on Wednesday that he plans to reduce Britain's overseas aid budget but he said cash cuts for the Third World would be modest. British newspapers speculated this week that the government intended trimming up to £100 million from the annual
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        Mass resignation
        40 5 ALL 10 MEMBERS of the Armed Forces Supreme Council, Argentina's highest military court, resigned on Wednesday in apparent reaction to criticism of their handling of the court martials of top military government officials accused of human rights violations.
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        Lock icon Death penalty
        73 5 Agencies OPPOSITION calls for the restoration of the death penalty in France mounted on Wednesday following the killing of three Turkish immigrant workers and the murders of elderly women in the Montmartre district of Paris. Interior Minister Pierre Joxe condemned "the politicisation of the law and order question",
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      Lock icon Rajiv lashes out at US for threatening Nicaragua
      238 5 UPI PRIME MINISTER Rajiv Gandhi lashed out at the United States for jeopardising global peace and security by its threats of an armed invasion of Nicaragua. His statement was the first criticism of the United States since he succeeded his assassinated mother
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      Lock icon Fee to go to jail
      45 5 Reuter ADVENTUROUS writers are being offered a fee of £2,500 in England to go to jail for four months. An arts association is looking for a writer-in-residence to help inmates realise their literary talents at three prisons in Durham. Reuter
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      Lock icon Reagan is warned of record budget deficit
      439 5 FT DAVID STOCKMAN, the director of the Office of Management and Budget, told President Reagan and his Cabinet that projections were pointing towards a record federal budget deficit of between US$2O5- and $210 billion in the current fiscal year. The figures were presented
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      Lock icon Maneka to stand against Rajiv in same ward
      216 5 NYT MANEKA GANDHI, the estranged sister-in-law of Prime Minister Rajiv Gandhi and a bitter opponent of his assassinated mother Indira Gandhi, has announced that she would run against Rajiv in the general election next month. Maneka combined the announcement with a series
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      117 5 CITIBANK INTEREST RATES REMAIN THE SAME Even though rates are going down ss rd?'5 at< 2** '«&8* 9'ltib; 711% te izm Citibank bE Rate c «t Now SvTime Deposit 7-— 3% S£*wr© j£?S«*ro I •<■■« oom, JMf>c«W* 4 «»UN. Qg?^e October 16th 1984 October 24th 1984 October 30th 1984 November
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  • BANKING AND FINANCE
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      Lock icon Manila's loan from IMF will have strings attached
      493 6 Reuter THE PHILIPPINE central bank says an IMF standby credit of US$63O million to be made available in seven instalments is conditional on satisfactory quarterly reviews by the IMF. The bank made the disclosure in a memorandum circulated to 483 creditor banks
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      Lock icon Panama to start talks on rescheduling US$700m external debt next month
      334 6 Reuter PRESIDENT Nicolas Ardito Barletta contacted Panama's main creditor banks in the US before announcing talks on an external debt rescheduling of US$7OO milIk» to start next month, banking and diplomatic sources said Mr Ardito Barletta, a former World
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      Lock icon ADB loans for Seoul and Jakarta
      73 6 UPI THE ASIAN Development Bank yesterday approved a US$67 million loan to South Korea for a water supply project and another US$6O million loan for Indonesia's livestock development project in Kalimantan. The loans were for 25 years with an annual interest of 10.25 per
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      Montreal bank enjoys profit rise
      351 6 A SINGAPORE-BASED merchant bank, Bank of Montreal Asia Ltd (BOMAL), has turned in a respectable net profit after tax of $18.5 million for the year ending October 31, 1963. This is a 38.8 per cent rise over the previous financial year. The increase was a
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  • MONEY AND EXCHANGES
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      Forex markets
      849 6 SINGAPORE: The US dollar closed higher yesterday against most major currencies in moderate trading. It firmed in the morning on a general belief that US interest rates were bottoming out and higher US federal funds and Eurodollar deposit rates. The dollar closed firmer at 2.9640/50 marks. Sterling closed
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      Foreign exchange
      243 6 Interbank rotes at 3pm Local doAon to ifidoi moo parity on* w«t of foroigw cvcrfncy US dolor 2 1470 2 1480 ***** -23 85 Storing pound 2 7064 ***** 7 3469 -63 14 Ausfrofcan dolor 1 8419 1 8438 ***** -46 28 NZ dolor 1 0627 1 0647
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      Lock icon Simex
      312 6 BA Futures Inc EUEOOOLLA* futures opened lower at Simex yesterday. From the openly of 89.94, the December contract fell to the morning low of 89.90. With the firming of Eurodollar deposit rates, the December contract closed at the day's low of 89.89. DmMshil futures traded actively and block* of
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      Gold
      192 6 HONGKONG The metal closed yesterday with little changed after moving in a narrow US$l.lO range throughout, while trading was (airly quiet except (or some Singapore profit-taking. The bullion price ended at P45.10/5I an ounce against an initial $345.80/ 346.20 and New York's 1346.00/50 close. On the local market, gold
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      Asian dollar market
      238 6 ASIAN dollar deposit rates closed steady at firmer opening levels in quiet afternoon trading yesterday. Short-dates firmed between 1/8 and 3/16 point initially on higher US federal fundi rate and thereafter remained Asian dollar CD rates were little changed from higher opening levels in quiet afternoon trading.
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      Money markets
      119 6 THE OVERNIGHT rate rose 1/4-point from Wednesday's close at 7 per cent on the Singapore interbank money market yesterday. The one-month term rate rose by 1/IS-point; while the two and three-month maturities remained unchanged. S$ interbank rates at 3pm yesterday Offer M Overnight 7 6 7/8 1-month 6
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      112 6 DATA PROCESSING MANAGERS' ASSOCIATION SEMINAR '85 V X V v f 1 —X, v I r/f-j v v S i XT Managing the Information Resources T L 4-1 1 T N. N xlJi aFsWiKi V v te M M .i--m •m i V- FOR WHOM General Management, data processing managers
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      98 6 Dragon Dig 228 Masterfully Prepared Sichuan Sea Food Dishes Ah Dragon City's menu. 228 dishes. Cold dishes, hot dishes, dumplings. Each one superbly prepared. Delight your taste buds with our hot dishes, from boneless smoked Sichuan duck, to the Dragon City Special hsh with chilli sauce. Dragon City Sichuan Restaurant
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  • AIR CARGO
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      WEEKLY FREIGHTER
      229 7 ARRIVALS DEPARTURES Operator Flight Local From Operator Flight Local For number time numbar tmM FRIDAY TMA TL35I 0830 BEY/DXB FT FT78 0135 KUL/HKG/ NRT/ANC/ ORD/JFK JAL JL615 0930 KUL NW NW906 0935 NRT/SFO /LAX TMA TL35I 1000 TYO/(BKK /DXB/BEY) TMA TL352 1000 TYO/(BKK /DXB/BEY) SATURDAY CAL CI333 0250
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      PIA, Air New Zealand explore links
      78 7 FREIGHT charter services might be introduced between the Middle East and New Zealand. This issue was brought up when the managing director of Pakistan International Airlines, Air Marshal Wiqar Azim, and the chief executive of Air New Zealand, Norman Geary, met in Auckland recently.
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      Lufthansa looks for more space
      469 7  -  West German national carrier holding informal talks with SIA By LOH HUI YIN HIGH CARGO volume on the Singapore-Frankfurt route is forcing Lufthansa to rent more cargo space from rival airlines. The West German national carrier recently began informal negotiations with Singapore Airlines on leasing
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      Santa trades reindeer for DC-10
      201 7 FATHER CHRISTMAS, for long a jolly symbol of the festive season with his reindeer-drawn sleigh, has finally joined the jet set. Instead of using the sleigh on his long trips to distribute goodies, Santa will be flying by Finnair, the national airline of Finland. For
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      Greek national carrier resuming flights to Australia
      157 7  -  By KINGSLEY WOOD in Sydn«y OLYMPIC Airways of Greece is returning to Australia after an absence of 10 years. From Dec 6, the Greek national carrier will fly twice a week from Athens to Sydney and Melbourne via Singapore. The airline will use
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      Dart Express to open office in Dacca
      352 7  -  By CONSTANCE LEE FREIGHT forwarders Dart Express will extend its coverage in Asia further when its Bangladesh office opens next year. The Hongkong-based company, which opened an office here in 1960, already has branches in Sri Lanka, Taiwan, the US, Canada and West
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      278 7 Preaualffication to Mandarin Gardens invites applicants to prequalify to tender for operation of resort and country club facilities to be run exclusively for residents. Applicants must have proven experience in their relevant fields. Mandarin Gardens comprise 1,006 residential apartments expected to be completed by early 1986. Developer <8> Mandarin Gardens
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  • FEATURES
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      Time to bid NWC adieu
      474 8 TWO YEARS ago, employers complained when they learned that the government intended to reduce its role from a dominant party in the tripartite negotiations in the National Wages Council to no more than as an employer and a provider of economic indicators. Much of that
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      Lock icon A turning point for ceramics
      1219 8  -  Stronger than steel and as hard as diamonds, this material is making itself felt in diverse industries By WILLIAM BROAD NYT OVER THE COURSE of a decade chemists have learned to blend, beat and bake different kinds of ceramic compounds into materials that are stronger
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      Lock icon America's bishops make a stand on economy
      777 8  -  By LEONARD SILK NYT IN MOSCOW in 1935, when Europe was Bearing the brink of war, Josef Stalin, the Soviet leader, said to Pierre Laval, the French foreign minister: "The Pope! How many divisions has he got?" Today nobody is likely to make
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      Lock icon Sprucing up the armed forces
      956 9  -  Changes are needed in Philippines' forces as well as funds By STEVE LOHR NYT I. THE SMALL bank of armed men walking on a provincial road north of Manila recently 1 was a rag-tag bunch, a western "diplomat recalled. As he approached in his car,
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      142 8 -'.'x t.-v i Hn* M •e ft i» r r* fpR •f f- m m sLi m After a long day of business meetings, you d like nothing better than to unwind uith a cold glass of beer. Topped with a fine creamy head that locks in the freshness and
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  • Page 8 Miscellaneous
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      720 8 CRYPTIC PUZZLE ACROSS 4 Takes the first jumps? (6) 7 A new coot (3, 5) 8 Female with a big mouth (6) lOLike David's little band? (5) 13 Something you could read and quietly put down (4) 14 Old tools? (4) 15 Where to kmd right next to a bird
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  • SPORTS
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      Fifa meets on taking action against SBC
      545 9  -  By ALVIN TAY THE HIGHEST administrative committee of the world's soccer governing body will meet on Nov 30 to deckle what action to take against the Singapore Broadcasting Corporation over the Asian Cup controversy. Fifa's press officer, Mr Guido Tognoni, told BT in
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      Alex takes Kiwi advice on squash training
      525 9  -  By WALTON MORAIS WHILE EVERYONE else was suggesting that turning professional was the key to squash success, Singapore's Kiwi coaches Neven Barbour and Rob Crothall disagreed. And now they have a disciple. Twenty-five-year-old Alex Tay, Singapore's fourth-ranking player, left for Auckland last night
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      Lock icon Monaco fails to resolve rally dispute
      215 9 Reuter THE MONACO government said on Wednesday night it had (ailed to resolve its dispute with the International Motor Sports Federation (Fisa) which is threatening the future of the Formula One Grand Prix and the Monte Carlo rally. The government said three meetings with
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      Lock icon Elorde is home
      33 9 AFP FORMER Junior lightweight world champion Gabriel "Flash" Elorde was preparing to return home from hospital in Manila after receiving radioation treatment for lung cancer, government television reported on Wednesday.
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      Lock icon US favoured to take the World Cup golf
      314 9 Reuter THE UNITED STATES, winners of 16 of the previous 30 events, are favoured to retain the World Cup team golf championship when the 33 teams started this year's event at the Olgiata Club yesterday. But whoever wins the trophy on Sunday
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      Lock icon Jordan dazzles the fans
      126 9 AP MICHAEL JORDAN Is quickly proving to the rest of the US National Basketball Association that there is little he doesn't know about scoring and dazzling crowds. Learning to play defence against other NBA stars may take a little while, however. The 6-foot-6 rookie from North
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      263 9 NOTICES OFFICIAL NOTICE Pr^pmlteCkaagerf Skip's Name We, Sealion Shipping (S) Pte Ltd Agents for Ambassador Maritime Inc., 80 Broad Street, Monrovia, Liberia, the owners of the vessel 'Korea Star' of Singapore Registry Official No. *****4 of groas tonnage 6951.93 tons register tonnage 4123.66 tons nereby give notice that we have
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  • INTERNATIONAL STOCKS
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      Lock icon UK dampens speculation on BT
      193 10 Reuter THE BRITISH government has appointed accountants to help prevent investors from trying to secure unfair advantage when applying for British Telecom PLC shares later this month, according to a Trade and Industry Department statement. Accountants Peat, Marwick, Mitchell and Co will seek to police
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      Lock icon Pacific Telesis plans to set up computer stores
      211 10 UPI PACIFIC TELESIS, one of the seven Baby Bell companies created in the AT T break-up, is branching out into a new retailing area it sees as a natural extension of the telephone business. PacTel is getting into the computer store business
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      313 10 Reuter, UPI SHARE PRICES on Wall Street on Wednesday remained virtually unchanged amid investor concern about the federal budget deficit and interest rates. The Dow Jones Industrial Average improved by 0.33 point to 1206.93. Losing issues led gainers 824 to 659. Volume on
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      107 10 NOV 14 Abirtbt a 29 unch Hud Bay Mwi bnp 04 hc« 6* 44* 15* 31* unch 37* unch 21* 19* Bonk Mont 23* mch 16* 13* IB* Ba( Tal 34* 3* BP Con Ltd 27* Mc BkxM 25 30* H 15* 27* 59* 49* 20* Catna OX*«t« 15*
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      204 10 105 Umc 450 20 INDUSTRIALS A Alpho 850 Abarcom 148 AC And O 770 Amaprop 340 AASC 2700 35 1 unch unch unch WooKrorth An0o* AnqKoo* ***** NGS 2465 6700 unch 25 -50 C G Siwlh 1065 2050 -15 50 unch 15 Btyyoor* Buff* 8150 485 Cora Gold 1110
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      654 10 NOV 14 USJ ACF hduMnti Ale on Ahaiwi 28* Lud 24* AM Ch«n Cp 34* «<ch AWd Storm 52* -1* AfcOnhMn 7* Am Brandt he 63* Am Broodcatt 60* Am Can Co 49* -H Am Cyunamid 49* Am Elic P»t 20* i«h Am Exprau 34* -1* Am Mom®
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      929 10 Amsterdam NOV 14 Fh A8N 338 00 7 Aagon ***** -2 Ahold 183 80 08 Akjo 94 80 -2 4 AMEV 193 80 -02 Amtm 64 00 -2 6 Bark Boh 100 70 unch Borujm* Botfco Bctat Catond 31 70 -0 1 CoK CM M, Bmvnt 86 80
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      323 11 HONGKONG: Share prices staged an afternoon rally yesterday but still closed slightly lower on the day. Hutchison Whampoa and Swire Pacific both came under selling pressure with Swire closing at H1315.20, off 10 cents, and Hutchison rebounding to finish at $19.70, up 20 cents. China Light shed 10 cents
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      244 11 NOV IS Al Sincur* WT 650 24 40 I860 0 1 -0 1$ Lion Hwa Indus Nan Yo Plo» Pacific Cam 1160 29 60 25 40 0 3 0 4 0 1 Cathay Com Chang Hw Bark 27 60 51 50 17 SO -02 unch 0 3 unch +0
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      392 11 TOKYO: Share prices closed easier yesterday in moderate trading as front runners met profit-taking with investors becoming nervous about the high price level. The market average, which rose 55.74 on Wednesday, feU 19.28 to close at 11,301.62, on turnover of 380 million shares against 430 million on Wednesday. Heavy
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      Manila
      101 11 MAMLA: Share prices closed generally easier yesterday in continued sluggish trading. The Commercial and Industrial Index was down 1.00 at 112.02 and Mines off 1.86 at 827.26 but Oils were unchanged at 0.590. PLDT closed lower at 37.50 from 39.00 and Oriental at 0.011 from 0.012. NOV 19 NM
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      Sydney
      327 11 SYDNEY: Share prices closed firm yesterday as gold stocks attracted strong support despite steady bullion prices offshore. The All Ordinaries Index was 1.4 points firmer at 779.7, All Industrials up 1.3 at 1,126.2 and All Resources 1.4 higher at 511.4. National turnover was 77.13 million shares worth A 5106.80
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      Bangkok
      157 11 BANGKOK: Share prices closed mixed in active trading yesterday. The Book Club Index rose 0.40 point to 123.85 but declines led advances by two-to-one as turnover jumped to 1.83 million shares from Wednesday's 1.07 million. Bangkok Bank led the activity for the fourth consecutive day but closed unchanged at
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      Seoul
      69 11 Hoy 15 Borfc S*oU Won 650 13 Hywdai Carp Hymdoi Motor KAL 934 *24 527 730 36 •1 13 +5 OohMif 8k Cornnarod 0k 620 t-66 545 10 inch 22 Korva Of Karoo Ship 1299 412 -1 unch Dotwoo Carp 487 trtch 730 639 Dona Ah 645 •5 1200
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      Lock icon Dupont in Japanese venture
      56 11 Reuter DUPONT CO has signed a letter of Intent to form a joint venture to produce and market Butanediol in Japan. The joint venture company, Dupont-Idemitsu Co, will build a £40 million a year plant in Chiba, Japan. Butanediol is used in the manufacture of engineering
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      Lock icon Japan gears up for city bank-broker link-ups
      339 11 FT TALKS on possible cooperation between Sumitomo Bank and Daiwa Securities, which the two confirmed were taking place on Tuesday, have sparked a round of speculation in Tokyo that the remaining three of Japan's "Big Four" securities houses may seek similar cooperative arrangements
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      Lock icon Ford affiliate in Taiwan to export small cars
      242 11 FT FORD MOTOR of the US plans a US$4O million expansion of its investment in Taiwan that will enable its affiliate there, Ford Liu Ho, to begin exporting small cars less than two years from now. The car exports will mark a
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      Lock icon Europe likely to lower softwood imports by 2pc
      445 12 FT THE EIGHT EUROPEAN soft-wood-importing countries expect little change in consumption next year and as individual importer companies move to bring their stockholdings in line with expected demand, it is likely that Europe's total import of softwood will drop by 2 per
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      Lock icon Philippines may face padi shortage till next March
      299 12 AFP THE PHILIPPINES may have a rice shortage between now and March next year, a Philippine industry organisation said on Wednesday. The president of the Confederation of Filipino Rice and Corn Associations Inc, Domingo Tuzon said that "it would be necessary to
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      Lock icon Famine possible in Cambodia
      173 12 Reuter CAMBODIA faces a serious food shortage next year because of flooding and drought which has ruined half the 1984-85 rice crop, according to official reports and independent sources. The People's Republic of Kampuchea (PRK) planted only 1.1 million hectares of a planned 1.7 million hectares
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      Siamese rice smuggled into Kelantan
      144 12 ABOUT 360,000 sacks of high grade Siamese rice worth more tharf Ms 36 million were said to be smuggled into Kelantan through various illegal entry points at the Kelantan/Thai border every year. Sources said about 1,000 sacks of rice worth $100 each were being smuggled
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      Lock icon Vietnam buys more rice from Thailand
      136 12 Reuter VIETNAM bought an additional 10,000 to 50,000 tonnes of Thai rice in the past week, bringing its estimated total imports from Thailand to over 200,000 tonnes this year. Rice trade sources said most of the Thai rice exported to Vietnam was officially sold
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      Lock icon China gives more grain to Africa
      93 12 Reuter CHINA will donate 50,000 tonnes of grain to droughtstricken African countries in addition to 30,000 tonnes given earlier this year, the Chinese Foreign Ministry said on Wednesday. Ministry spokesman Ma Yuzhen told a weekly news briefing that China had great sympathy for the
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      Lock icon Locusts threaten Australian crops
      311 12 FT AUSTRALIA is facing its worst locust plague in 30 years, though it is too early to say how much damage will be inflicted on crops and pastures. Dr Phil Symmons, director of the Canberra-based Australian Plague Locust Commission, said last week that the infestation was
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      Lock icon Malaysia ready to adopt new rubber specifications
      222 12 Bernama MALAYSIA is prepared to completely revamp its Standard Malaysian Rubber (SMR) scheme and adopt new specifications acceptable to the rubber consuming industry, provided the specifications are pragmatic. Tan Sri Dr BC Sekhar, controller of rubber research and chairman of the Malaysian Rubber
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      TIN
      4 12 KL Tin Closed
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      RUBBER
      179 12 SINGAPORE The rubber market yesterday closed marginally higher with December One RSS buyers quoted at 174.00 cents per Kg, up a quarter cent from Wednesday. The morning session gained 0.25 cent after fluctuating narrowly in thin trading due to lack of interest in the absence of the Malaysian market.
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      RAS and MRELB
      238 12 RAS prices (in S cents/kilo, FOB m bale*) NOON CLOSE Buyers Sellers Buyers Sellers Int I RSS prompt 171 50 172 50 171 25 172 25N Int 1 RSS Dec 84 174 25 174 75 174 00 174 50 kit 1 RSS Jon 85 176 25 176
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      TEXTILES
      160 12 Yarn (In HK$ per bole of 400 lb) China carded yarn, cones Blue Phoervx I6's 3,150 Blue Phoenix 20's 3,200 Blue Phoenix 32's 3,800 Blue Phoenix 40's 4,000 Carded yarn, hank Blue Phoenix 21 's 3,400 Combed yarn, cones Blue Phoenix 32's 4,800 Blue Phoenix 40'$ 5,000 Open-end yarn
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      PALM OIL
      45 12 LONDON USS/tonnt ciowng pncn on No* 14 Sumatra 5% Nov 652 SOsIr Dec 647 50sk Jan 655/ 647 50slr Feb 655 OOsIr ROTTERDAM US$/toMw (idtan' Sumatro/M'sia doiM) pncos) Max 5 Nov 645 OOsIr The Malaysian markets wars closed yaatarday for a local holiday.
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      LONDON MARKETS
      981 12 COFFEE Robusta futures finished a quiet session yesterday £5 a tonne below to £6 above Wednesday night's close. November traded last at £2,610, up £1 from Wednesday, and equalling the recent contract high. Prices traded within a narrow range in the morning. easing initially on slight profit-taking liquidation
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      Produce exchange
      157 12 Chinese Produce Exchenge Robusto 20/25% FOB NSW Nutmeg 492 50 (Sellers' noon closing prices on No* 110 FOB NSW 396 00 15 iV 100 kg) B W FOB NSW 281 00 Coconut oil Gambier Bulk FOB Old drum FOB 190 00 203 00 FOB NSW 305 00 New
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      RICE
      282 12 Singapore A-l speool 192 (S$/kilo, ei-godown) Thai white C-l speool C-l Ordinary Loonzam 100% unq unq 100% 1st class first grade unq (kongoroo) 100% second grade unq new crop 096 100% thrd grode unq 100% 2nd class 100% 3rd class 0 70 070 Parboiled 25% new crop No stock
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      WHEAT
      155 12 WHEAT futures on the Chicago Board of Trade closed on Wednesday near the lows, off 2* cents to V« US-cent per bushel in light trade. A larger than expected increase in the projected 1964-85 carry-out, a small weekly export loading figure and the outlook for generally slack foreign demand
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      SOYBEAN
      156 12 SOYBEAN futures on the Chicago Board of Trade closed on Wednesday on or near the lows, off five cents to V« US-cent per bushel. Although Tuesday's soybean export inspection figure was larger than expected, the outlook for new business remained poor near-term, adding to the negative tone. The market's
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      62 12 The Republic of Costa Rica U. 5.520.000.000 Floating Rate Notes due 18th November, 1985 In accordance with the provisions of the Notes, notice is hereby given that for the six month Interest Period from 16th November, 1984 to 16th May, 1985 the Notes will carry an Interest Rate of 11%
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      64 12 o STATE BANK OF INDIA (SINGAPORE BRANCH) U.S. $20,000,000 NEGOTIABLE FLOATING RATE U S DOLLAR CERTIFICATES OF DEPOSIT DUE 19TH MAY 1988 In accordance with tha provision# of tha Cartificataa, notica it haraby givan that tor tha intaraat pariod from 16th Novambar, 1984 to 16th May, 1965 tha Cartificata will
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      Late selling pressure cuts into morning market gains
      4238 13 THE Singapore stock market closed mixed after some late selling pressure pared the morning's gains yesterday. The BT Composite Index closed 3.87 points higher to 706.06 while the Straits Times Industrial Index rose 2.89 points to 804.59. Volume was moderate at 10.24
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      Chief price changes
      148 13 SINGAPORE Rises Indices Ha* 14 Ha* IS rrc.-■■■»■ 704.19 708 06 rr Mom *****10 *****61 •T OS/OS -369 -282 ST ***** 80*59 ST f mmma 2363.38 2397.36 STHaMh 882.11 881.S9 ST Piortm 488.21 489.17 V" 351.66 330 74 ST PWm 2521 96 2S23.80 OOC 6)068 6)4.25 OU8Ciiii|iii»i
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      Business done on the SES
      3559 13 810 and offer prices officially C luted and business In and re- I ported to the Stock Exchange of 1 Singapore yesterday with the C number of shares traded shown fc In brackets In lots of 1,000 untu unless otherwise specified. All Time SetUement Contract»
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      L & M plans terraced factories on Carship land
      879 14 L M plans terraced factories on Carship land Property to be acquired through new shares issue -1.& M Group Investments Ltd is opting to build terraced factories and one warehouse, instead of flatted factories, on a piece of industrial land in Pandan Loop, Jurong. The property.situated within thp Jurong Industrial
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      ©•MJAM7 aauara
      160 14 INDUSTRIAL Commercial Bank Ltd has appointed Dr Lim Chong-Yah as a company director. <£IM LIM Finance Ltd said a substantial shareholder, Soon Peng Yam (Pte) Ltd, had bought an additional 30,000 shares in the company for $68,650, increasing its stake to 15.15 million shares (75.77 percent) from 15.12
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      House of Fraser's nightmare far from over with Rowland's foray
      632 14 THE CITY of London is speculating anew as to whether Mr Roland "Tiny" Rowland's latest purchase of shares in the House of Fraser was a caprice or part of a master plan. Mr Rowland, chief executive of Lonrho, last week
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      Share swap between UMBC and MFB approved
      221 14 MULTI-Purpose Holdings Bhd's (MPHB) proposed exchange of its 40.68 per cent stake in United Malayan Banking Corporation Bhd for a 51 per cent interest in Malaysian French Bank Bhd (MFB) can now be effected. MPHB said that approvals have now been obtained from
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      Lock icon Dunlop appoints Price Waterhouse as auditors
      109 14 Reuter DUNLOP Holdings PLC said its auditors Ernst Whinney are being replaced by Price Waterhouse A Co. The decision followed a review of all the group's financial advisers by the newly constituted board under chairman Sir Michael Edwardes. Sir Michael succeeded Sir Maurice Hodgson
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      Major holders to take up Federal Cables' rights
      423 14 MAJOR SHAREHOLDERS of Federal Cables, Wires Metal Manufacturing Bhd, who together hold 35.6 per cent of the issued capital, have given their firm undertaking to take up their full entitlement of the company's rights issue. The shareholders, who own 12.15 million shares,
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      Lock icon Sweden introduces compulsory funding
      290 14 FT THE Swedish government has launched a new scheme of compulsory corporate investment funds aimed at forcing companies to increase investment in employee training and research and development. Companies will have to transfer an amount equivalent to 10 per cent of 1965 profits into so-called "renewal
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      Selected indices
      109 14 HONGKONG Hang Seng Index Thursday J 074.84 Wednesday 1077 93 Week ago 1052.65 Australian Industrials Thursday ***** Wednesday ***** Week ago ***** NEW YORK TOKYO Tokyo Dow Jones Thursday *****62 Wednesday *****.90 Week ago ***** 92 TSE Index Thursday 856 71 Wednesday 856 93 Week ago 850 61
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      RESULTS DUE
      519 14 LAST FULL YEAR Com pony Period Date Yeor Net EPS Gross Net onnounced ending (cents) div profit lost year (%> ($000) G Lumber Interim June 30 Sep 84 3.618L H K Tin Interim Aug 25 Sep 84 368L K G Hldgs Interim Sep 12 Dec 84 8 3
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      DIVIDENDS ANNOUNCED
      821 14 Current Ex Books Dote Total tor Total tor payment dote dot* payoble the year previous year A 1 S B 15%(b) NYA NYA NYA 15% 15% A M D B 6 3%(b) Oct 8 Oct 18 Nov 29 63% 1 8% A M D B 2%l Nov 12
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      Unit trusts
      239 14 Monogers' prices MARA Bumiputra for Nov 16 First 8'putro 512 517 Second B'putra 4 70 4 75 Singapore Unit Trust Third B'putra Fourth B'putra 397 402 4 22 4 27 The Commerce 2 58 2.74 Frfth B'putra 2 86 2 91 The Sovngs Fund 1 72 1 82
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      SES works on scripless trading system
      1010 15  -  By LORETTA McLAUGHLAN THE Stock Exchange of Singapore is giving top priority to a proposal to introduce scripless trading on the local exchange. This is not the first time that the idea has been mooted. A few years ago there was talk of a
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      Bumiputra co-ops buy 30pc of Bank Buruh
      300 15 TWO bumiputra cooperative societies in Malaysia one in Penang and the other in Selangor have taken up a 30 per cent equity in the ailing Bank Buruh, the only commercial bank operating at a loss. They are Koperasi Gabungan Negeri Pulau Pinang and
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      Lock icon Reduction in offer price should buy goodwill
      878 15 iMoa mm... By HOCK LOCK SIEW IT IS UNPRECEDENTED for a company on the eve of going public to lower its offer price. Thus, Lum Chang Holdings has set a record of sorts with its wise decision to price its offer of 25
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      LONDON STOCKS
      1040 15 EQUITIES yesterday opened mixed but with a slightly lower bias in thin trade with Wall Street's mixed overnight performance failing to provide incentive. At 9.45 am the FTSE 100 index was off two points at 1179.5. Movements among leaders were limited to a few pence either way with
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      Lum Chang expects $19m profit
      619 15  -  By AMY CHEOK CONSTRUCTION-BASED Lum Chang Holdings Ltd, the fourth local company to be admitted to the Stock Exchange of Singapore this year, has forecast an impressive growth in earnings for the current financial year ending June, 1965. Based entirely on contracts in hand, Lum
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      Kampong Lanjut delivery date
      41 15 THE due date for delivery of settlement contracts in shares of Kampong Lanjut Tin Dredging Bhd will be brought forward to Nov 27. Trading on a settlement basis will be suspended from Nov 28 until further notice.
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      65 14 a INDIAN BANK through its Foreign Currency Banking Unit Colombo U5525,000,000 NEGOTIABLE FLOATING RATE CERTIFICATES OF DEPOSIT DUE MAY 1987 In accordance with the provisions of the Certificates, notice is hereby given that for the interest period from 16th November, 1984 to 16th May, 1985 the Certificates will carry an
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      167 14 OFFICIAL NOTICE I PROPOSAL TO CNAIKE A SHIP S NAME We, PACIFIC INTERNATIONAL LINES (PRIVATE) LIMITED, of 140 Cecil Street, #03-00, PIL Building, Singapore 0106, hereby give notice that in consequence of our intended purchase, we have applied to the Registrar of Singapore Ships under Section 417 of the Merchant
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      114 15 This announcement appears as a matter of record only. NEW ISSUE *<>- WOULD BANK International Bank for Reconstruction and Development Canadian $75,000,000 12%% Canadian Dollar Notes of 1984, due October 25,1991 ISSUE PRICE 99 3 /< PER CENT. Daiwa Securities Co. Ltd. Abu Dhabi Investment Company Bangkok Bank Limited The
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    Contractors suffer sharp fall in total contract value
    658 16  -  Economic Survey of Singapore Third Quarter Contracts By LEE HAN SHIH CONTRACTORS experienced some of their darkest hours during the third quarter of 1984, managing to clinch only about $1,296 billion worth of new building jobs then. This is a drastic drop
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    Returns reflect better skills and efficient use of funds
    503 16 Profitability RETURNS ON investments of companies operating in Singapore in 1981 were almost double that of 1971. The highest rates of return on equity in 1981 were enjoyed by companies wholly-owned by foreigners. Within the various sectors of industry, the manufacturing
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    132 16 Reuter, AP AUSTRALIA'S opposition, faced with opinion polls predicting a landslide victory for the Labour government in general elections on Dec 1, yesterday formally launched its campaign by accusing Labour of stage-managing a fragile, short-term economic recovery. Opposition leader Andrew Pea- cock promised a series of
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    Lock icon EEC looks set to renew support for Asean stand
    354 16 AFP ASEAN SEEMS assured of renewed strong backing from the EEC over Cambodia during the fifth round of EEC-Asean ministerial consultations which opened in Dublin yesterday. Diplomatic sources said foreign ministers of the two groupings were expected to take a strong
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    Committee submits secret report on BMF affair
    212 16 THE COMMITTEE of inquiry into the Bumiputra Malaysia Finance loans scandal has submitted a special confidential report to the chairman of Bank Bumiputra, Dr Nawawi Mat A win, containing recommendations for legal action to be instituted against certain BMF officials. Confirming this in
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    Republic's growth no miracle, says Dr Winsemius
    425 16  -  By FOO CHOY PENG TO DESCRIBE the Republic's exceptional economic growth as the Singapore miracle is, in Dr Albeit Winsemius' view, a dangerous misnomer. The former economic adviser of Singapore, writing in the souvenir publication for the National Exhibition to celebrate 25 years
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    Walkabout for Tony Tan
    96 16 DR TONY TAN, Minister for Finance and Minister for Trade and Industry, will tour the Bukit Panjang and Sembawang constituencies on Sunday. This will be the 43rd in the series of ministerial tours of constituencies. Mr Lee Yiok Seng, Senior Parliamentary Secretary (National Development) and Mem-
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    Dow Jones lower
    61 16 WALL STREET stock prices were lower in early trading yesterday as the market continued its selloff in the face of economic and monetary concerns. The Dow Jones Industrial Average, which managed a fractional increase on Wednesday, was down half a point to under 1207. Overall, losing issues
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      58 16 AFP CHINA IS to invest 90 billion yuan (US$5O billion) over the next two years in 11.000 industrial modernisation projects, the China Daily newspaper said yesterday. The minister in charge of the State Planning Commission said this was to ensure that China's aim of quadrupling its
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      Lock icon Weak US dollar not the answer
      42 16 UPI PRESIDENT Reagan's chief trade adviser, William Brock, told the California Council for International Trade on Wednesday that lower inflation and greater economic growth are more likely to balance US trade than a weak dollar. —UPI
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      37 16 AFP A BIG Belgian-based counterfeiting ring was set up last year to buy arms for extremist Sikh nationalists in revolt in the Punjab against the Indian authorities, the Belgian press reported yesterday. AFP
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      41 16 Reuter FRENCH President Francois Mitterrand and Libyan leader Colonel Muammar Gaddafi arrived in Crete yesterday for talks on Chad. The meeting was arranged by Greek Prime Minister Andreas Papandreou who will also take part. Reu ter
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      Lock icon Blue diamond fetches US$4.6m
      39 16 AFP AN UNIDENTIFIED Arab merchant was yesterday revealed as the new owner of the world's third-largest blue diamond, weighing 42.92 carats, after paying a record US$4.6 million at a Christie's auction held in Geneva AFP
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      Lock icon Expanded role for UN peacekeepers
      51 16 Reuter LEBANON said yesterday it was willing to accept an expanded role for United Nations peacekeeping forces to oversee security in South Lebanon following an Israeli troop withdrawal from the occupied region. It also called on Israel to cease "its interference in internal Lebanese affairs".
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      85 16 C .ill Britannia totfree invitation investment seminar 1 The Chartered Bank Building, 6 Battery Road, #14-08, Singapore 0104. Telephone: *****86. '>* What colour is your stress? Stop and test what colour is your stress. To relax, turn to the back of the card for exercises. Soie Rt-yionul Histributor Rhema Publications
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      204 16 LE B W>. h RESTAURANT It's our 14th Anniversary and we've laid out a great spread of specials for you ;#The $90" Roast Suckling Pig Crispy, succulent Roast Suckling Pig done perfect to a turn, for only $90**. It's reason enough to celebrate. Imagine, savouring course after course of superb
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      62 16 wmim Outlook for todoy: Cloudy most of the doy with showers over severol oreos in the morning ond eorly afternoon. Report tor 24 hours prior to 7.30pm on Nov 15 at the airport: Maximum temperature 31.0 Associated humidity 69 Minimum temperature 23.5 Associated humidity 98 Hours of sunshine 3.35 Rainfall
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      350 17  -  By MAK ON INDIA'S second largest port, Kandla in the western state of Gujarat, is urgently looking for more exports to balance, a huge import imbalance, Kandla Port Trust deputy chairman Muhammad Muaeb Ali says in a recent interview. In 1983/84 ended March, Kandla and its
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      585 17  -  By G DURAIRAJ SOME bumiputra shipowners have expressed regret that they have been dragged into the controversy between the Bumiputra Freight Brokers Association and the Rice and Padi Board over the import of rice shipments. The shipowners described the recent outbursts by the association's vice-president,
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      842 17 Ihkintai ri 1 ,n, W 1 unv Col Shipping Un* P Cml AC Toepfer Afea Ahrenkiel Liner Alphatrons Alpac. Antah Orient A PC Line APL Arrow Lines ASCL Asia broker Atlas Lmes Austosio Line Bah-Orient Baltic Ent Bangkok Coot Bank Lme Bayornhon Shpg BBS Ben Lme Blue
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        131 17 A LUXURY passenger liner purchased from Greece recently to ply between Hongkong and Swatow, China, was commissioned in Hongkong on Wednesday. The British built liner, the former Lady Af, was bought by a Thai-Chinese, Norrarat Tangpakorn. Renamed the MV Tangpakorn, the ship left on a 12-hour trial run
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        68 17 Reuter THE Irish government said state-owned Irish Shipping Ltd was insolvent and going into liqui-' dation. Transport Minister Jim Mitchell told parliament the company had applied to the High Court and a provisional liquidator had been called in. He said the liquidator would dispose of assets of
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        52 17 AN EXPLOSION aboard a small tanker killed four persons and injured two others at a pier near Tokushima, some 500 kilometres southwest of Tokyo, police reported. The blast occured when the ship, the 199-ton No 5 Tatsumi Maru, was being repaired after unloading its cargo at Imagiri Port,
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      491 18 UPI A SHIP carrying about 290 kg of highly radioactive plutonium fuel slipped into Tokyo Port under heavy guard before dawn Thursday, evading anti-nuclear protesters. The 16.642-ton bulk carrier Seishin Maru, escorted by 18 patrol craft and a helicopter, eased
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      188 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
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      165 18 NEW World Development Company has reacted strongly to rumours that it plans to dispose its 60 per cent stake in Hong Kong Islands Line. The property company's chairman, Mr Cheng YuTung, told Seatrade Week that "we strongly support Hong Kong Islands." He added
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      976 18 Lloyd's Shipping Economist AN INTERTANKO Council meeting in early October directed its attention to the availability of subsidies and cheap ship finance to shipbuilders and shipowners, a combination which it believes will prolong the current oversupply of tonnage in the tanker market. Criticism
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      1884 18 REPORTS of a contract being arranged for tonnage to ship a large quantity of bauxite from Guinea to the Continent featured an otherwise rather quiet freight market on Wednesday, ship brokers said. The contract involved 235,000 long tons annually from Port Khamsar to Fos at $5.50 for 1985,
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      262 19 THE major Japanese lines are expected to agree on a complete reorganisation of joint services to the US east coast early in December. This will probably lead to new orders placed for six big container ships, and is expected to help reduce the line's
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      Japanese support for OMT's global shipping venture
      373 19 AMBITIOUS plans to launch a global shipping venture by Ocean Marine Transport (OMT) have secured the support of a consortium of Japanese business investors. According to a report in Lloyd's List, the final phases of setting up a holding company for the operation
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      474 19 AP AN unexplained crack led to the flooding of two storage tanks and the capsizing a year ago of an American oil drilling vessel during a typhoon off the China coast, US government investigators concluded on Wednesday. All 81 persons aboard the Glomar
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      257 19  -  By Kingsley Wood BHP Engineering is bidding to become project manager for the ASI.S billion purchase of new submarines for the Royal Australian Navy. The company hopes the contract, if won, will pave the way for participation in defence projects that
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      508 20 Nev 12-16 Expoship Far East 1984 international maritime exhibition, Hongkong Exhibition Centre. Nev IS Future trends in maritime transport, Royal Institution of Naval Architects (London Branch) joint meeting, 1730 hours, British Railways Board HQ, 222 Marylebone Road, London NWI. Nev 14 The centenary of the adoption of the
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      3304 24 A guide to ships loading at Singapore for ports around the world The list below tabulates, by port of destination, the name of the ship, the shipping line involved and the estimated dates of arrival and departure from the Port of Singapore.
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      686 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 Chitral 42-HW 16 11 84 2300 Eastern M TA 3 1000-1100 L4 Al Mariyah 10 17 11 84 0100 Sealord TA 3 1130-1300 L7 Benalder
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      1808 25 The leading shipping lines operating from loeal ports and their agents. A-B APEA African Shipping Agencies < S r \fr*-Earaaia line Transgroup (Si. \hreakicl liner Sfnlff Kim Shpg (Si ilfred r Taepfer (x-eanus Shipping Agencies ISI Marintex Enterprise (PK) tlpac Intrasea (S) Bintang Shpg (Kl.l Island
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      370 26 AT CONVENTIONAL WHARVES Vessel Berth Agent Arrival Departure KEPPEL WHARVES Dai Yun Shan 27/8 G Guan alongside 16.11.84/0600 Frotario 31/2 Merlion alongside 16.11.84/2300 Iweri 35/6 Pelnl alongside 16.11.84/0600 Jenhol 22 Thong Soon alongside 16.11.84/0700 Makmur 21E SSPL alongside 16.11.84/2300 Ned Moji 44 Ned Eac alongside 16.11.84/0600 Regent
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      402 17 REACH YOUR AUDIENCE EFFECTIVELY TIMES Business I)irr< lory of Sinjsrt|MMV ral2: -IAHDINK Jardines AMAH IOIQINIOVEIQEAS CotdaiMVi LINE I FULLY CONTAINERISED SERVICE 10 EUROPE VIS SUEZ 'fa leeder insii N CONCORD 2E N PEARL 471 0 NHBIK 0 KMGHT IK 0 WPIOMAI IK 0 MMBTH IK 0 GOVERNOR IK 0 PWMCf
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      309 17 UNITED ARAB SHIPPING CO (SAG) SEALORO SHIPPING AGENCIES 70 Shtnlon Way 04 02C Marina Hou*e S.ngapore 0207 T»l 2Mr994 No RS2S4i<» CFSoMiceTPC 03 30 T»l *****31 and *****32 Tarmmal ottice TPC 03 29 Tal No *****90 *****93 aUASC ABEMRA EXPRESS FULL CORTARKR SERVICE i KOM .1 \lV\\ T \l\\ NOV,
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      819 17 SINGAPORE Business FOR PEOPLE WHO MATTER MAERSK LINE XPORT TO US*. EUROPE. MIDDLE EAST. WEST AFRICA ASIA Ti > I .> rAt II H (ill I MI AN IK! \S I WAI »A INI WI iI >|\ IS gvra L"i nrm s. i.-iiwfli v- ,1, %}n u: ,7.v;;itwta 29/11 30/11-1/12
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      278 18 M. FAR EAST/EUROPE CONTAINER SERVICE 1) Mseillesl Want Sailed Saded s»(ed Sailed M/JJ M Saded Sailed Sailed Saded Sailed SaM 15/11 6/j? Mm Acceptag For 1) Barcelona Genoa. 2i Amsterdam, Antwerp. L Ha.re, Basle UK 3) Bremen. Bremertiaven Aarhus. Copenhagen. Helsinki 4) Malmo. Stockholm. Oslo •Accepting Europe cargo tor feeder
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      535 18 m Y.S. LINE YAMASHITA-SHINNIHON LINE CONTAINER SERVICES USA/CANADA Pacific South W»st Pacific North Wast Atlantic/Canada Faadar at Tokyo Faadar at Koba Faadar at Koba Motho fil U IB OM Mottw *Si SEAT VCR PU> Mw *S M T( fn4« van rasp Mottw *si lalb oak mo** a*i *cr pu> m»a
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      966 19 ■i m The Straits Steamship Group MANSFIELD CONTAINER SHIPPING PTE LTD QCL Overseas Containers Limited f CONTAINtRSHIP SERVICE TO UK CONTINENT 19/11 21/11 21/11 »/ll 4/12 4/12 12/12 14/12 21/12 21/12 21/12 It/12 M/l 4S/1 12/1 14/1 21/1 22/1 24/1 30/1 Hambwt Rotlefdan to *nl»«n> Amsterdam. Odi Iwtw I* Brtmw
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      730 19 NOTICE TM MARINE SERVICES PTE LTD NOTICE TO SHIPPERS We are pleased to announce that we have appointed Anglo French Trading (M) Sdn Bhd (Shipping Department) as our West Malaysian Agent ie Port Kelang, Penang, Pasir Gudang to carry out agency activities •for our services to Papua New Guinea (Container/Break
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      553 20 LINE FULLY CONTAINE RIS E D SERVICE TO EUR Oft Vl* SUEZ 1 Member of the Ace Comortium S port rid»| LoHawi R'4mi Frtww HT»»i Artwtrp CXYM.EX PAUI 42N 19/11 20/11 9/12 11/12 13/12 15/12 18/12 CNMA CONTMO 28N 24/11 25/11 13/12 14/12 16/12 18/12 19/12 CtCVALEXIOS 41N 28/11 29/11
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      208 20 E INDONESIA SERVIC 32 THONG SOON AGENCIES PTE. LTD 09-07. ROBINA HOUSE S PORE 0106 TEL *****88 TELEX RS ***** BOOKING *****56 (DIRECT LINE) BUUER 26 No* ENSON 24 No* 6 Dec K.Kinabalu Labuan Labuan With Dry Reefer Container Service SINGAPORE TO BRUNEI ENSON nr InPort 17 No* Muara BULDER
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      461 20 Hapag-Lloyd EXPORTS TO CONTINENT/UK On carriaic to Scamfcuvu, Med. Cwribean I S. America Hand ha«Mau(e to Hand destinations in Europe HUTCH S part f K(«M| Pmi Iraan Km fam Hhurj l<M Blum Mi MMHMHMM/ll 22/11 24/11- 23/12 9/12 27/12 12/12 f Rata* Span Mja*r* HI la* Btadi laaattH 15/11 17/11
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      819 20 o EVERGREEN Full Container Service Round-The-World East Bound Service (FE/CARIB/USEC/EURO/W MED,/FE) scp «c ksc klc pvs o» tto ism cm wrc sal «g a* km mm um mc t«tw 25/11 l/U Vl2 t/12 7/U 2G/12 It/12 1/12 4/1 (/I u/l 19/1 »/l 21/1 H/l 27/1 15/2 EKRGRAa 5/12 11/12 11/12
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      235 20 US I NOSE MARITIME PTE LTD W\i)l ISLAMIC REPUBLIC OF IRAN SHIPPING LINES IRANIAN SERVICES L«a*«tor 6 Afckav B PORT HE LANG PiNMC SMOSi MARITM Pit LTD Ul *****44/7 8 *****70 MM OS MAJiITMI SON BHD Td *****2/3 MALAYSM I RACK I TRANSPORT LTD TO ***** ***** KYOWA LINE TO
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      698 21 v\v PACIFIC INTERNATIONAL LINES PIL Building, 140 Cecil Street, 03-00 Singapore 0106. Tel *****33 Ikr lnPt-17/11 30-2/12 COLOMBO/CHITTAGONG/RANGOON SERVICES SINGAPORE I RANGOON CHITTAGON BANGKOK DIRECT SERVICES INDONESIA SERVICES E 20-24/11 OTA AMGKASA FAR EAST SERVICE TAIWAN/JAPAN (FULL CONTAINER SERVICEI MID. S.E.A. CONTAINERS PTE LTD. IFULL CONTAINER SERVICE) JAKARTA SURABAYA I
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      736 21 BEN LINE CONTAINERS EXPRESS CONTAINER SERVICE TO/FROM EUROPE OMR MMWH HAM B HAVEN DAM I asr s«m s<m sjm j that Eiprm Satw) Sifed Satrt Maa Bay S*i Sated Sattd >w< Eaprtu Sattd Sattd Sattd *w( liprns Sattd Sattd Sattd *«i Ram Sated 17/11 11/11 i (Mm* 19/1129/11 71/11 J
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      1130 21 DJAKARTA LLOYD INDONESIAN NATIONAL LINF r Far East S'pore Service FuM Container Vessel. Bus*) VoAohjnu Aab* HMtaaaif NenfAanjS pare t| Prat <M) lAAIAPAHI Vl4 HB 2*lo 21 It 10/10 1/11 5/11 15/11 11/11 GMMVHffi 15/11 17/11 22/11 23/11 21/11 79/11 MAMPAMT *IS W ft/11 21/11 3/12 4/12 0/12 11/12 GOWAVIS*
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      1248 22 K KAWASAKI KISEN KAISHA, LTD. USA CANADA MOHCCMST (Including DESTINATIONS INLAND vU IPI Ml( ROBRIIKiK MINILAND BRIDGE) OAKLAND VAN BC POUTLA*) 21 Dec 20 Dec 23 Dec «ISO *CttPTKG MONTHU TORONTO MD OTHtR US r»CfIC GU.P ATLANTIC TOUTS N WLMO POMTS ATLANTIC COAST FEEDER/ MOTHEX VESSEL PKLG PENANG STORE JOHORE
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      642 22 'a<4f3S£ //f CALIFOHNIA/PACIFIC NORTH WIST SERVICE EXPRESS CONTAINER/REEFER/BULK SERVICE lM*if lot los ARGEIES SAN FRANCISCO KATTIE, TACOMA VANCOUVER BC Accapint ECI/FCI Canlanm P (MM Srflflpoif I Anf*w, WRRAtEmr _*«n 71 7? Nn II Ok AUSTRALIA EXPRESS CONTAINER SERVICE Ace*** Fa/fO Maxn P»» In H* Sf* Mm Kc«h -RMMS 21/22 Rot
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      581 22 SANKD ASIA FAOM JAPANCSE *OATS ANO HONOKOHG 1. STARLET 2 REGENT RANGER 3. AKIMAMJ 4. SHMKO MARU 5. MERDEKA 6. SANKO SCORPIO 7. TOMOCO A(«nt Smfipore Pari KeUnf Pen»nt Sinfapore P. Ketaof GDN IS/16 No* 17/lt Nov GDN 19/16 Nov 17/11 Nov 17/19 Nov 20/21 Nov 21/23 Nov 24/25 Nov
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      515 22 INTRASEA {PTE) LTD 10 Anson Road 027 16 lnternatio n <i P <»/a Singapore 0207 Tel *****11 (10 I"i6SI <► BREAKBULK SERVICE TO EUROPE/UK S pore t. libit Load* tor: BUNGA KENANGA 88J4513 SaAed biPwt ROTT/ANT/UJI. (AVON) ALEXAfCftIA *****14 In Part SETE/tOTT/ANT/UK (AVON) py SEAWOOD SHIPPING CORPORATION S pore P
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      848 23 K.NOL NEPTUNE ORIENT LINES LTD 5 TO EUROPE/UK (VIA SUEZ): S'pore P. Ketanf Havre RDam F'stowe H b C PAUL 42W+ 19/11 20/11 9/12 11/12 13/12 15/ C CONTAINER 28N 24/11 25/11 16/12 14/12 19/12 22/ CROZE 41W 28/11 29/11 17/12 19/12 19/12 22, N CRYSTAL 27W 9/12 10/12 30/12
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      501 23 HEUNG-A SHIPPING Korean Flag Vessels SEMI-CONTAINERISEDOIRECT SERVICE TO P KELANG. PENANG. BUSAN. INCHON MCHON BUMM Vnul IN Ml 2/12 20/12 75/17 S/l 11/1 Ho I Dwiam 40 tM No Danjm 406N N> t Ovum 40W 77/11 1/17 ivu 21/11 71/17 lb I Dnw 4WI J |>—'/401 SOO*l H**Y ON 11/11/14
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      548 23 swsov SINGAPORE SOVIET SHIPPING CO PRIVATE LTD SWSOV BULDMG 55, Martet Street Sinfapore 0104 Telephone Number? *****3 (15 Lines) Cable Address SWSOV SMGAPORE Tefci Umbers RS 213*0 RS ***** RS ***** P KELANG PENANG M/S SHMKAT HAM SOON SOU. BHD IST AND 2NO FLOOR. MESSRS HM THONG SHPPMG 23 WeM
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      63 23 ahrenkiel liner service (H.K.) LTD DURBAN JOHANNESBURG. MAPUTO MAURITIUS A REUNION s3\ SHEN6 TAI LINE BFfiULM LINER SERVICE TAIWAN-STRAITS-TAIWAN Vessel LAWM BRIGHT FORMOSA DORIS I RAO KEE S PORE P KELANG 16/10 19/10 26/11 28/11 12/11 14/11 2/12 4/12 14/11 16/11 5/12 7/12 EAGLE CORPORATION (PTE) LTD T* 22Z77W (4
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      255 24 ItejliiMtal Maiuer Lines 3 Sa,lm 9" Weekly Reliable Regular Punctual Berthing P S A. 1500 Hr». Tue», Thur» A Sat REGULAR/FEEDER SERVICE TO PHUKET/SONGKLA VOT SW SKI* BKK PUT SMil RATANABHUM 251/199 SiM hft/16 Not It/19 Not 72/: RATANABHUM 300/301 »/27 Not 29/30 Net HINODE KISEN CO. LTD I I.TRA
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      29 24 Q > FARGO SHtPPmC COMPANY (PTE.) LTO EXPRESS CONTAINER SERVICf SINGAPORE/BANGKOK EVERY 2 DAYS /B Kppppl Roar) 17 07 Tanionq Pagar Compir>» Singapore 0298 Tel *****77 *****88 A 22? 1152
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      171 24 EAST ASIA LINE (Matayvon Flog) Regular Liner Services Between S'PORE/M'SIA/HDIA P Gudong S pore P.Kelong Ldg for MV AMAH 30/11 2/12 28/11 Bombay MV OCEAN BREEZE 22/11 24/11 Bombay EAST ASIA SHIPPING SON BHD. (P.Ketong) TEL *****2/36 TLX: MA ***** JALAL SEAGULL S'PORE Tel: *****11 MFBC K.L.TeI: *****8/*****0 FREIGHT MANAGEMENT
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      85 24 1 FM EAST AUSTRALIA M*. 0* Frw«* ;tn ir 1- -1 XK WINDMILL LINE REGULAR RED SEA SERVICE Kto S'p« Mitm Lm*i| tor 17 ItoOtod*. Pt Sudan to Pwt Shwfto 1 Dec 10 Dk II Ok HMetoah.Mw cm..! WINDMILL MARITIME PTE LTD Saw wort P Ketone KK Kuantan It? *****21
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      189 25 _A- SABAH X'PRESS LINE S'pore 21 Nov LOADING FOR KK/TAWAU Also cafe Kudat t L. Oatu Subject to inducement. For Freight Enquiries ANDEKA SHIPPING PTE LTD TEL: *****45, *****50 TELEX: RS ***** ANSHIP INDON SHIPPING PTE LTD. TEL: *****39. *****20 TLX: RS ***** INDON GOOD HARVEST LINES (OWNERS AGENT J.T.
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      235 25 K.H. LINES REGULAR SERVICE E/W. MALAYSIA ETA ETD M.V. MERAUKE Vey 1 17—It No*. 20 Nov. KUCHING/MWI M.V. ZUMA IN PORT M.V. MBtAUKE V*y 2 5—6 D»c KUCHING/MW G«ncrai Aganh: MARINECRAFT M'SIA SON. BHD. No. 84A, Jolan Tengfcu Bodor, Port Ketang. TEL: *****6/*****7 Telex No: MA ***** YMSB NG Shipping
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      627 25 milium SINGAPORE TO KUCHMG VESSEL UN PET AUNG ETA ETD 21/11 22/11 29/11 30/11 PROMPT SNIPPING LINE SA. WOIM MONTH 1101 StWCJ TO REST AWCM fWH \U COHTMBB t NUKMU \i n» srm OMOHUCMEE* 23 Nrr MMK. 10BT0 MTltt. TOP TOOK COTONOU. MONKMA DMM SaUTAM CUM* 23 Dk mi 10UB
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      139 26 DIRECT SERVICE TO DARW vii I'litkiYs a unhihw rrvim J DARWIN/SINGAPORE/DARWIN WITH WORLDWIDE CONNECTIONS Ml ETA/ETD f GUMNG ETA/fTO STORE ETA DMMN 25/27 Dec 29/31 lan 15 ETA DMNW 23 Nw 5 Jan 15 JFek 15 Accept** C *P tw »U|o> towns n (terttwm. Western Atntraia Diiuiui Br MOW fwt
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      52 26 ATLAS LINES REGULAR MKHWCNT SERVICE TO AND FROM CWTTAGONG MO CHAIN* U MrtSTHA (BMGIMXSH FIAC) U SNMMER (MNGIWISM FIK) U SANA (BANGIMUSH FIAC) SMGAPORE P. KEIANG SDH JO3 Ntv 17/21 Dtc 4/t CONTMENTAI SHPMNG CORPORATION PTE LTD. SJNGAPOW 111 *****66 5 IMS I Prnanf 1«n Mjnnt (F.t S* Bhd T«t
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      618 26 C.Y. LINE (A Member Of The ACE Consortium) CHO YANG SHIPPING CO. LTD FU.LT CONIMCMSCD StUKICf 10 EWOK (VM SUE/) CIfVAIKR PAUL 4?W CHMA CON!WCII ?|W CXVAItA tOfl 4IN wptu* cntstai ?m Vporr f Kim l» 11 70.11 74/11 75/11 11 n 11 9/1? 10/12 ItHvir RdMn (item HW| Br«n
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      820 26 Everett Lines "PERUVIAN STATE LINE" ImdiAft tor C«*«j Malafam lo and all other Peryman ports until transhipment it Ink On CPV Ih'ou(!ti Bills ot lading to tan* destitution Peiunf P. Kctanf Sinfiporet THOMASfVftf IT 11/20 Nov 21/22 Nov M THOMASEVERETT RAMONEVCRETT HUGtCVERETT THOMASEVERETT RAMOKWRETT HUGWVERETT Sinfiporet 21/22 Nov 23/25 Nov
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      330 26 ZIM NON-CONFERENCE HDEPEWEKT PULL CONTARO SERVICE accepts* FO./LCL c*jo« to USA East West tost. Carribteaa and East Canada v.v zim EILAT CONTAINER LINE Spare till Trmtc top* Itact Pimw m ?1 No> 9Ok It Ok II Ok It Ok aOk AM CM! It Ok Jla 12 lan 11 lan 9
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      188 26 m u Regional Weather IF rk K V ou. m £8 u>' jy i p *1 m K >y •> d s\ V 1 mmft R ***** y L? SIGNIFICANT WEATHER AND SEA CONDITIONS AT 7.30 A.M. THIS MORNING. °c yA O w Wind direction with speed in knots Wave
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