The Business Times, 7 June 1985

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    12 1 BUSINESS TIMES M.C. (P) No. 99/1/85 FRIDAY, JUNE 7, 1185 60 CENTS
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    High-level Chinese team coming to woo investors
    369 1  -  By FOO CHOY PENG THE HIGHEST-LEVEL Chinese trade and industrial delegation to visit Singapore in the past four years will arrive next month to seek investors for several investment projects in China. The delegation, due to start its one-week visit on July 1,
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    Overseas Trust Bank fails
    672 1  -  HK Commercial Crimes Bureau looking into its books By MANO SABNANI Deputy Editor HONGKONG was rocked by news late yesterday evening that one of the colony's largest and most profitable banks, Overseas Trust Bank, was insolvent and had been closed. The police are investigating the bank's
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    Insolvency news hits HK shares
    153 1 THE INSOLVENCY of Overseas Trust Bank, which has been ordered to close by the Hongkong government, will almost certainly depress the colony's stock market today, share analysts said late yesterday evening. They noted that prices of Hongkong stocks listed in London have already retreated across
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    ROV plans to issue new vehicles with computerised registration cards
    412 1  -  JAIME LYE MOTOR CAR log books (Or new cars are to be phased out in favour of computerised vehicle registration cards within a year in a move to improve productivity and reduce the possibility of fraud. The change, announced yesterday
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    Lock icon Zhao points to HK accord as model to world
    106 1 Reuter CHINESE Premier Zhao 2 yang yesterday held up the Sino-Brit-ish accord on the future of Hongkong as a model for the peaceful resolution of international disputes. Speaking in London during his week-long British visit, he said British Prime Minister Margaret
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    NZ trade officials defend preferential tariff action
    123 1 OFFICIALS in New Zealand's Trade and Industries Department have told BT correspondent Selwyn Parker that aggressive lobbying by manufacturers and other lobby groups was not the only reason (Or the removal of a number of countries from the preferential tariff scheme. New Zealand,
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    Lock icon Tokyo plans to scrap industrial tariffs
    259 1 AP JAPAN'S Ministry of International Trade and Industry has worked out a plan to eliminate all tariffs on industrial goods in three years as part of an "action programme" aimed at opening the Japanese market wider, according to the Asahi Shimbun newspaper. It said
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    PM Lee to visit Thailand
    82 1 PRIME MINISTER Lee Kuan Yew will pay a three-day working visit to Thailand beginning today. The Prime Minister will be accompanied by Mrs Lee, Mr Yeo Cbeow Tong, Acting Minister for Foreign Affairs, and several officials. Mr Lee will have talks with General Prem Tinsulanonda,
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    STOCK MARKET
    56 1 ■leal reWuST the pre visas theMnIswer yesterday. A Strang finishing n the overnight Wall Street 4M net have any positive lallnw i n m At the ead of the day/ the fff csatMfte Index was dawn lJWjfiljfti hmM, wMte the lest IM hMi ts MMS. Total volume totalled
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    Sending petrol to Johore to satisfy Singapore demand
    495 1  -  By LOH HUI YIN WHATEVER the official opinion of Singaporeans who buy petrol in Johore, petrol companies in Singapore have little reason to complain sales for their sister companies across the Causeway are booming. The surge in petrol consumption in Johore has
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      246 1 mm THE posor mo lam is coming to Serongoon Plaza, formerly the President Shopping Centre. Tong Eng Brothers, the owner of the refurbished complex, has reserved 1,116 sq m of space for tenants to open small shops. Page 2 THE EEC has told Japan that failure to resolve certain bilaterol
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  • HOME NEWS
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      Night market air at Serangoon Plaza
      491 2  -  By LISA LEE THE HUSTLE and bustle of the pasar malum is to be brought to the newly-renovated Serangoon Plaia, formerly the President Shopping Centre. Tong Eng Brothers Pte Ltd, the owner of the refurbished complex, has reserved 1,116 square metres of space in
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      Watch it, that wink may mean something else
      181 2 THIRTY-FIVE executives return to their offices today, no doubt more conscious of every arm fold, leg cross, eye contact or facial twinge that they or their colleagues make. Signals from such body language, after all, speak louder than words. The executives, many
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      Scotts Road escalators
      56 2 PEDESTRIANS can use the two new escalators at the Scotts Road underpass to cross the road from 11am tomorrow. The two staircases at both ends of the underpass, which have served pedestrains so far, will be closed for three weeks for repairs. The Public Works Department regrets
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      Consumption of water up 7.2pc last year
      431 2  -  By ANNA TEO WATER consumption last year rose by 7.2 per cent compared with 1963 up from the 5.8 per cent average annual growth rate of the previous five years. Consumption now exceeded 839,000 cubic metres a day, said Mr Ng Kah Ting,
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      Conference on computer technology for audit personnel
      133 2 A CONFERENCE to orientate audit professionals on the use of computers will be held next month. "Auditing and Computer Technology", organised by the local chapter of the Institute of Internal Auditors and managed by Times Conferences, the seminar arm of The Times Organisation,
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      Jewellery to be auctioned
      77 2 JEWELLERY enthusiasts can look forward to a gala time at a public auction of about 1,300 gold and silver rings, pendants, bangles, chains, earrings, bracelets, diamonds, precious stents and pearls. The auction by order of the receivers and managers of Mulchands Pte Ltd, will be hek)
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      MEMO-PAD
      532 3 Seminars and courses DURATION TITLE VENUE ORGANISES TELEPHONE June 11Manufacturing SMA Conf Room Singapore Manu*****11 Dec 31 Engineering and f acturers AssoManagement ciation Technical Trraining Centre Arts 13-14 Effsctivs Purchasing HoWay Inn Purchasing and *****35 Management Supply Management June 15-16 Microcomputer Course Shangri-La Hotel Centre for *****22 for Chief
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      China to offer joint ventures at conference
      307 3  -  By SHAHRIR ARIFF HUNDREDS OF Joint-ven-ture projects with China will be offered to participants at the Third China Business Conference 1965 from June 29 to 31. For example, Yantai city is offering business opportunities to produce 10,000 tonnes of beer a year. The
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      NTUC Income leads in policies issued
      402 3  -  Second in new sums assured last year By cHUANG PECK MING NTUC INCOME had the largest number of policies issued in the insurance industry and was second in terms of new sums assured last year. According to its chairman, Mr Bernard Chen, Income ranked
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      Robot Buyer's Guide available now
      150 3 A ROBOT Buyer's Guide has been published by the Singapore Robotics and Automation Association. The guide is aimed at helping the local industry achieve higher productivity and was a result of a year's work. It contains information on the basic definitions, classification, basic components and
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  • OVERSEAS
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      Lock icon EEC warns Japan of renewed Gatt action
      306 4 FT THE EUROPEAN Community has told Japan that failure to resolve certain bilateral trading problems could lead to the revival of the EEC's suspended suit against Japan under Article 23 of the General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade (Gatt). Mr Leslie Fielding, the
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      Lock icon Cheap credit criticised
      144 4 AFP JAPANESE "dumping" of cheap credit to win big export contracts is "incompatible" with assurances given by Japanese Prime Minister Yasuhiro Nakasone that he would limit Japan's trade surplus, British Trade Secretary Norman Tebbit said. He was speaking in the House of Commons in reply to further
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      Lock icon Zhao returns to London after visiting Scotland
      151 4 UPI CHINESE Prime Minister Zhao Ziyang, now visiting Britain to beef up trade and political relations, returned to London after touring Scottish factories that stand to profit from China's modernisation drive. Mr Zhao was scheduled to meet Queen Elizabeth n yesterday, an occasion
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      Lock icon No independent Palestinian state
      181 4 UPI JORDANIAN Foreign Minister Tatar Masri has said that a proposed confederation between his country and the West Bank "means there will be no independent Palestinian state". Mr Masri said in Washington yesterday that Jordan's plan (or a negotiated settlement with Israel would make the West
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      Lock icon No-confidence debate in Thailand
      118 4 AFP A NO-CONFIDENCE debate has begun in the Thai Parliament with opposition party leader Pramarn Adireksarn criticising the government's economic policies as total failures. Mr Pramarn, leader of the Chart Thai Party, criticised the economic policies over several issues, including a 17.3 per cent devaluation of
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    • WORLD IN BRIEF
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        Lisbon's EEC treaty
        53 4 PORTUGAL'S crisis-hit government said it would stay in office at least until next week to formally steer the country towards European Community membership. The Cabinet of socialist Prime Minister Mark» Soares brushed aside calls for the cancellation of the June 12 signing of the Treaty of Accession
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        Libyan expelled
        50 4 THE US, in an unprecedented action, has ordered a Libyan diplomat at the United Nations expelled because of his alleged involvement in death plots against Libyan dissidents in the US. The State Department said Farhat tibar, an administrative attache with the Libyan UN mission, was ordered to leave.
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        Overtime ban off
        53 4 A KEY mining anion on Wednesday called off a threeweek overtime ban which disrupted Britain's troubled coal industry just as it was recovering from a year-long strike. Industry sources said the overtime ban cut production by 9,000 tonnes a week and cost the state-run National Coal Board
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        Inflation up
        52 4 PRICES in Argentina increased by more than 1,000 per cent in the past 12 months, said the National Statistics and Census Institute. The cost of living rose by 25.1 per cent in May compared with ».5 in April. The highest price increase in May was registered in transportation
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        Jailbreaker shot
        38 4 THE second of 22 Jailbreakers who escaped from Jakarta's main jail ten days ago has been shot dead by police. The official Antara news agency said Bambang Heru was killed on Wednesday together with an accomplice.
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        Lock icon First elections
        33 4 Agencies THE GOVERNMENT has announced that Zimbabwe's first post-independence elections will be held on June 27 (or White voters and on July 1 and 2 for the country's Black majority. Agencies
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      DAILY AIRCRAFT MOVEMENT
      852 4 Ofmm>i ARRIVALS SmM Locol Fvm. PAA SIA CAL MAS MAS SWR MAS MAS SV RBA PA2I SQ43 obio MH68I MH603 SR176 MH671 MH811 SV378 BM21 tHM 0020 0750 0tl5 0820 0905 0935 0935 0940 0940 1000 LAX/TYO/ HKG DMA JED/DHA KUL KUL GVA/ZRH/ one KUL PEN JED/RUH
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      Lock icon Senate approves defence bill
      246 5 AP THE US SENATE has given final approval to a record Pentagon spending bill that includes a provision urging continued US adherence to the Salt n nuclear arms treaty. Passage of the bill by a 92 to 3 margin ended more than two weeks of debate
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      Lock icon Key Allies warn Reagan against scrapping Salt-II
      144 5 Reuter KEY EUROPEAN Allies had told US Secretary of State George Shultz that prospects for arms control would be seriously damaged if Washington scrapped the Salt-II strategic arms treaty, European diplomats said. As Nato foreign ministers prepared to open a two-day meeting yesterday,
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      Lock icon US-China arms talks
      94 5 AP AMERICAN and Chinese officials have met to continue what the State Department called a "systematic dialogue" between the two countries on arms control. Department spokesman Edward Djerejian said that issue had been discussed by President Ronald Reagan and by the director of the US Arms Control
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      Lock icon Why footballers score prematurely in bed
      142 5 AFP PREMATURE ejaculation when making love was a frequent problem among footballers, said the Argentine national manager Carlos Bilardo. Mr Bilardo, who is a qualified doctor, said the problem stemmed from the fact that footballers only made love about once a fortnight largely because
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      Lock icon Spending should be moderated, says OECD
      196 5 AFP INDUSTRIALISED countries need to moderate public spending if they are to ease the constraints of budget deficits and open the way for inflation-free growth with full employment, the Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD) said yesterday. OECD's report on the role of
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      Lock icon Guerillas to form anti-communist alliance
      215 5 AP GUERILLA leaders from Angola, Nicaragua, Afghanistan and Laos have agreed to cooperate in their common fight against Soviet-backed governments, after a US-inspired meeting in the African bush. The guerillas declared themselves founders of the Democratic International, an alliance of grassroots resistance to commu-nist-leaning governments
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      Lock icon House approves sanctions against South Africa
      387 5 NYT THE House of Representatives has overwhelmingly approved a series of economic sanctions against South Africa. The vote was 296-127. The vote on the bill, and approval of a milder version in the Senate foreign relations committee, could open the way for Congress to
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      Lock icon Papandreou still aims to close bases
      300 5 AP SOCIALIST Premier Andreas Papandreou has indicated that he still aims to close four American military bases in Greece when the current five-year operating agreement is reassessed in 1988. Mr Papandreou, who won a resounding victory in national elections on Sunday, told a news
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  • AIR CARGO
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      Call for bigger bank guarantees
      703 6  -  Airlines fear defaults by agents By YAP BOH HOON A NUMBER of international airlines have asked cargo agents for larger bank guarantees following fears of defaults on payments. Airfreight Specialists, a me-dium-sized agency, was put into receivership in March by Hong Leong Finance, to which
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      Geis preparing for an increase in regional business
      345 6  -  By LOH HUI YIN GEIS CARGO, a freight company which specialises in traffic between Singapore and West Germany, is expanding its year-old operation in spite of the economic slowdown. It is building up its marketing team in Singapore to handle an expected
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      Lock icon Airbus gets order for three A3OO-600S
      171 6 AP THE EUROPEAN aircraft consortium, Airbus Industrie, has received an order for three A3OO-600 wide bodied commercial jets from Korean Airlines. Korean Airlines also took options on five more A3oos. The orders are worth US$2OO million, including spare parts and accessory equipment, Airbus officials
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      Local containers Tokyo-bound
      266 6 DIETHELM INDUSTRIES Pte Ltd has broken into the Japanese market with sales of 154 large air cargo containers which have resulted in a new repeat order for another 113 units. Diethelm's customer services executive, Mrs Dolly Lam, said the H. 25 million order from Japan Air Lines
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      Brighton conference focuses on pros and cons of freighters
      573 6  -  By LIM SOON NEO THE PROS and cons of using freighters to serve customers were highlighted on the first day of the international freight industry conference at Brighton, Bngianri, held on June 4 and 5. Mr Colin Marshall, chief executive of
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      Reading material a weighty affair
      113 6 READING material carried on scheduled aircraft services can be a weighty affair, going by the experience of Lufthansa German Airlines. About 10 tonnes of reading materials are loaded onto the 370 flights operated daily from West Germany, with another five tonnes picked up in other
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      WEEKLY FREIGHTER
      237 6 ARRIVALS OMrwtor Ftigfrt Locol From FRIDAY time TMA TL351 1130 BEY/SHJ /KUL FT FT71 2355 BOS/JFK ANC/NRT /TPE SATURDAY CAL 0333 0150 TPE CV CV796 0615 LUX/DXB KAL KE665 2110 SEL SUNDAY TMA TL355 0630 BEY/SHJ /KUL FT FT73 2355 LAX/SFO ANC/NRT OSA/TPE MONDAY NW NW903 1645 JFK/1AH
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      Lock icon Britain plans third airport
      109 6 Renter THE BRITISH government haB announced plans to create a major international airport north of London to compete with European rivals in the growing air traffic market. Transport Minister Nicholas Ridley told Parliament he had accepted proposals (or the expansion of the small Stansted Airport, 48
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      10 6 Keep your investment decisions on target, CHART POINT every Saturday
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      121 6 MONTBLANC THE ART OF WRITING .meisterstOck- the pride of the MONTBLANC Collection is probably the most famous writing instrument of our times. Representing the best in design, it combines technical excellence and perfect styling from the piston-filling system to the 14-carat gold nib and the gold-plated fittings. The MEISTERSTUCK is
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  • BANKING AND FINANCE
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      Lock icon Standards of US markets falling, warns Kaufman
      498 7 New instruments not yet tested by times of adversity FT THE REVOLUTION which is sweeping through the US financial markets is lowering credit standards and chipping away at confidence in the American financial system, warned Dr Henry Kaufman, Saloman Brothers' chief economist. In
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      Lock icon China takes steps to stem foreign exchange outflow
      415 7 FT CHINA has embarked on a modest belt-tightening following an unusually large outflow of foreign exchange in the past few months. While this will not affect the broad thrust of its "open door" trade policy, imports on non-essential goods may be curtailed
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      Lock icon Jakarta to receive US$2.4b aid
      106 7 AFP INDONESIA will receive at least US$2.4 billion in aid from a dozen Western countries and several international financial organisations, the Inter-Govern-mental Group on Indonesia (Iggi) announced in Amsterdam on Wednesday at the conclusion of its 28th session. Nearly half of that money will be
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      Lock icon Liberalisation fails to help foreign banks
      230 7 Reuter JAPANESE moves to open financial and capital markets to overseas competitors have been accompanied by a clear deterioration of the already unsatisfactory market position of foreign banks there. Wolfgang Graebner, partner in Berliner Handels-Und Frankfurter Bank (BHF), said this on Wednesday at a
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      Lock icon Japanese investors on buying spree in US bond market
      270 7 Reuter JAPANESE investors played a key role in the US bond market rally and might boost buying, analysts said. At the heart of their buying spree was a desire to lode in relatively high US yields before rates dropped further, and
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      Foreign Exchange
      180 7 Interbank rates at 3pm yesterday: LkcI dollort to MM MMt of fwfi currency: <hM roes pertly US dolor Staffing pound AuMraion dolor NZ dolor Conodwn dolor 2.2155 2.8136 1.4644 0 9947 1.6165 2.2165 2.8171 1.4673 0.9974 1.6184 2.8196 7.3469 3.4286 3.4286 3.4206 -21.43 -61.70 -57.29 -70 99 -52.74
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      Asian $ market
      298 7 Asian market ASIAN DOLLAR deposit rates closed steady at opening levels yesterday, which were about unchanged to slightly lower on expectations of a near-term cut in the US discount rate. One month closed at 7-9/16 7-7/16 per cent, down 1/16 point from Wednesday. Three months was also at 7-9/16 7-7/16
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      Lock icon Simex
      326 7 BA Futures Inc EURODOLLAR futures opened lower yesterday than CME'i Wednesday close due mainly to profittaking in a very overbrought market. The September contract consequently came off from 92.18 to touch a low of 92.06 before recovering to dose at 92.11 as dealers again focimed their attention to unemployment
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      Gold
      172 7 HONGKONG: The metal closed slightly easier in (airly quiet trading throughout yesterday, reflecting declining interest due to the steadiness of the US dollar. Bullion finished at U*****.75/315.25 an ounce against an early $315.10/60 and New York's $315.00/50 close. On the local market, gold ended HK$l above Wednesday's close at
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      Forex markets
      512 7 SINGAPORE The US dollar closed firmer against most major currencies yesterday mainly on speculative selling in the absence of clear direction. The greenback closed at 248.96/06 yen against the 249.06/25 New York finish and at 3.0675/85 mark* against 3.0520/40. It was higher at 2.5715/30 Swiss Cranes from 2.5670/5700
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      Money markets
      118 7 THE OVERNIGHT rate on the Singapore Interbank money market rose by 1H point from Wednesday to close at f per cent yesterday. The om, two and threemonth term rates remained unchanged across the board. lOCAIB to mn«t at In pita Mt rata «f 12 m»tm tat pnhihawn. S$
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      73 7 A The King Of Vegetables Truly enjoy the pick of the crop, airflown fresh from France. Delicate and tasty, it is deliciously served as a soup, appetizer and main course. At the Baron's Table. Lunch and dinner from June 1 to 30. The usual a la carte menu of authentic
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  • FEATURES
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      Fall-out from the big bang
      518 8 THERE WAS no mushroom cloud, but the Big Bang finally came to the City of London on Wednesday. The fall-out will affect the rest of the world's financial markets sooner or later. In Singapore, it will probably be later. This market is not yet ready
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      NZ talks tough on trade
      938 8  -  A Singapore delegation of senior government officers led by Dr Ridzwan Dzafir, director-general of the Trade Development Board and also in charge of the Asean Committee on Tourism and Trade, will be flying to New Zealand soon for talks with the New Zealand government on
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      Lock icon Manufacturing edges out the pastoral sector
      408 8 Reuter NEW ZEALAND'S exports are rapidly awiteUig away tram the tradlllsaslly ds«aiaaat pastsral sector of dairy products, meat aad wml, with manufacturing becoming la nidaglji important, N— paataral exports are predicted to provide 44 per eest sf the $11.4 billion of exports in IKS,
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  • Page 8 Miscellaneous
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      909 8 TO (MD H TV HIGHLIGHTS River Journeys Eater Of Men Bpm, Channel 12 Christina Dodwell, writer and explorer, spent two years living with the tribal peoples of Papua New Guinea. She returns to make a journey across the island still one of the most remote places on earth. Christina takes
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  • SPORTS
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      Sports records go up in smoke
      634 9  -  By BRIAN MILLER THE FIRE which yesterday morning gutted the Sports House in Rutland Road did more than just bring down the building. The blaze, which started at about 4am, sent up in flames thousands of important documents belonging to 14 national sports associations
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      The long and short of muscles
      730 9 Body Language SOME people have the ability to sprint/very fast while others, no matter how hard they train, take longer to cover the same distance. At the other end of the spectrum, some can complete a marathon in two hours and 10 minutes while
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      Lock icon Celtics get lastminute win in NBA series
      354 9 AP DENNIS JOHNSON'S 4.6-metre jumper from the left side of the foul line at the final buzzer gave the Boston Celtics a 107-105 victory over the Los Angeles Lakers on Wednesday night and deadlocked their best-of-seven National Basketball Association championship series at two
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      No place for half measures, says Aussie tennis coach
      567 9  -  By WALTON MORAIS IT WOULD probably be safer in the long run for the Republic's tennis players to stick to academic pursuits. Making this assessment yesterday, Australian coach Alan McDonald said there wasn't a place in the sport, at its highest
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      Lock icon Connors goes all out in last chance
      479 9 AP THE FIRST TIME Stefan Eldberg heard about Jimmy Connors, the Swede was in short pants not the tennis kind, the child's kind. His most recent meeting with the 32-year-old American left him on the short end of a 6-4, 6-3, 7-6 (7-2)
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      644 9 UPI THE CHALLENGE has been issued, and already the insults are flying. Not even the width of the Atlantic Ocean and a distance of 5,700 km could prevent Pam Shriver from trading sharp barbs with Bobby Riggs and Vitas Gerulaitis. Speaking
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      659 9 CRYPTIC PUZZLE ACROSS 4 Drives to a road junction in the moors (6) 7 She wove a mat for some charity (4, 4) 8 Little creature on the snooker table P (6) 10 Cheat at pontoon? (5) 13 British runner useful at golf (4) 14 It's dropped, we take it
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  • INTERNATIONAL STOCKS
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      Lock icon GM's purchase of Hughes 'makes sense'
      337 10 NYT GENERAL MOTORS' acquisition of Hughes Aircraft is being viewed by analysts of the car industry as a major step in GMs long-term plan to diversify into non-automotive fields and to improve its competitive position by embracing new technology. GM is redefining the concept
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      Lock icon Occidental sells half of Colombian oil stake
      168 10 UPI OCCIDENTAL Petroleum has agreed to sell SO per cent of its rich oil holdings in Eastern Colombia to the Royal Dutch Shell group for US$96O million cash. Occidental is a 50-50 partner with the Colombian government in the Eastern Oil Fields, where
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      300 10 Reuter THE AMERICAN stock market scored a solid gain on Wednesday and finished at record levels with the outlook for lower interest rates again providing the stimulation. The Dow Jones Industrial Average Jumped more than five points to 1320, easily beating the record of
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      Toronto
      140 10 JUNK OS c* Imp Ot 52* 19* AMMri 19 42* 33* hit Ut» 21*8 22* Kmr Add 16* I7H Lobkyw B 19* Bank'Mont 0 X 2* U Mc Bodai I 22* 45 1 17* BP Can Lid UH 26 Braacan 30* 35* inch 4* IZ 16 5 36 2Bft
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      264 10 1MB M m j UNmc 535 JUW W MM Woohvorth 1600 inch M0USTMAL5 Ml NMGS A Alpha #258 Andn 2875 unch Abtrcom A£ And O Amaprop AMIC 160 775 435 2875 unch mch ♦5 -25 Angtvoat 9100B 1340 7700 460 unch •150 ZH BSTzzz Chartar 1230 10 Cora GoM
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      635 10 JUNC OS us$ AJcon AJkmn 24* Alcoa 31* unch Lud 26 ABodOomCp 41* AM Sft»M 1 57* An Brandt Inc 68* Am Broodcact III* Aim Cot Co 57* Am Cyanamd 53* Am Bac Pot 23* wich Am ExpraM 47* Am Horn* Prod 66 Nrrr^SBai Am T«l A T«
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      634 10 Amsterdam MM 05 Hi AflN 1. 455 00 +15 Amm 194.30 +04 AMd 229 50 +25 Afcxo ***** +1.7 Ajmrv 249 50 +9.3 Amo to* 81 00 +0.2 8ariu< 40.50 -0.5 Boh 97.00 +3 Bomai* 381 00 +09 TM 94.30 +1 Cota"d 34.00 +0.4 e*m ***** +15 M
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      95 10 AFP IMPERIAL Chemical Industries (Id) It considering a one-inJfive cut in personnel, which will eliminate 6,0N Jobs from its 30,000 wukfuce, according to a secret ICI document circulated by trade union organisations in London. Copies of the document, from ICl's group personnel
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      317 11 HONGKONG: Share prices closed steady yesterday after a day of moderately active trading with stocks fluctuating on selective buying. The Hang Seng Index finished 1.68 points up at 1,629.50 after losing 1.28 at the mid-morning fix. Overseas Trust Bank declined to comment on rumours it might sell one of
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      206 11 JUM M HT ■007 Lion Hm Mui Nan Ya Ha* Pacific Cam ...11.30 2640 .16.60 •0.3 •0.1 •0.3 Asio Cmmmnt 23.00 •0.2 PodAc Bact 23 70 -02 Wira .13.75 0 05 Chang Hwa Bank Chan Looog CNo Hwn Camant China Cham China Dav CMno Bact Wr. China G>M Pto»
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      348 11 TOKYO: Share prices firmed in hectic trading yesterday with buying moving from sector to sector, driving the market average to end above the 12,700-level for the first time since last Friday. The average closed up 22.90 at 12,716.11, having ranged from 12,744.75 to 12,697.71. Turnover was 720 million shares
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      95 11 MANILA: Share prices closed largely unchanged in dull trading yesterday. The Commercial A Industrial Index rose 1.14 to 129.97 while the Mining Index remained steady at 679.62 and the Oils Index was unchanged at 0.782. JUNC 06 NM AAorsleel Oriental B PMax B 0.0014 unch 0.011 unch ***** unch
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      Sydney
      370 11 SYDNEY: Share markets closed firmer yesterday, with technical corrections pushing share prices higher after heavy selling on Wednesday. At the close of trading, the All Ordinaries Index had added 4.7 points to 858.3, the All Industrials Index gained 1.2 points to 1229.0, the All Resources Index rose 6.9 points
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      182 11 BANGKOK: Stock prices closed lower in weak trading yesterday. The Book Club Index fell 0.21 point to 138.62 and declines led advances narrowly. Turnover dropped to 131,012 shares worth 17.9 million baht from Wednesday's 229,828 worth 30.6 million baht. Thai Farmers Bank lost four baht to 228, Bangkok Bank
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      155 11 Reuter JARDINE MATHESON Holdings Ltd was continuing to dispose of non-core assets, chairman Simon Keswick said at the company's annual meeting. He said it would sell two Hawaiian properties, the Commodore Condominium and the Maud Uplands, through auctions conducted on July 27 and 28 using
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      Lock icon Matsushita to set up R&D laboratory in UK
      352 11 NYT MATSUSHITA ELECTRIC, the world's largest consumer electronics company, is planning to set up its first European Research and Development Laboratory in the United Kingdom. If the project goes ahead, it is believed that it could be the first substantial RAD investment
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      Lock icon Hitachi accused of dumping chips in US
      282 11 NYT AT LEAST one Japanese company is dumping semiconductors in the US market, a high-ranking US trade official has charged. Lionel Obner, Under-Se-cretary of Commerce for International Trade, said he had evidence that one manufacturer, later identified as Hitachi Ltd, was cutting the
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      Lock icon US or Soviet support vital to common fund plans
      545 12 Reuter PLANS for a multi-million dollar fund to help stabilise world commodity prices appear doomed unless backing by the US or the Soviet Union can be obtained, international commodity groups said. Washington and Moscow have not ratified the so-called common fund,
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      Lock icon Washington to subsidise wheat sale to Algeria
      378 12 AP AFP THE US has announced that it will strike back at what it considers unfair trading practices of the European Economic Community by subsidising the sale of up to a million tonnes of wheat to Algeria. The sale announcement by US Agriculture
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      Lock icon India's big import of palm oil to continue
      108 12 Bernama INDIA will continue to purchase substantial volumes of palm oil from Malaysia in spite of the widening trade deficit ,it has with the country. TiMtUn High Commissioner to Malaysia, Mr Ran jit Sethi, said in glial* Lumpur this was inevitable because
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      201 12 Bernama PENINSULA Malaysia exported a total of 142,488 cubic metres of timber and timber products in February worth Mf63.4 million, a drop of 34.5 per cent from the previous month. The Malaysian Timber Industry Board said that cumulative exports for the two months amounted to
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      Lock icon First oilfield in South China Sea to start production next year
      243 12 AP THE first oilfield in the South China Sea will start commercial production in June 1966 and the highest yearly output could reach 4.9 million barrels, the Chinese Communist Party newspaper People's Dmily said yesterday. The field in the
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      RUBBER
      289 12 SINGAPORE The market yesterday closed quietly steady with June One RSS buyers quoted at 172.50 cents per kilo, unchanged from Wednesday night. Prices lost about half a cent during quiet morning trading on some offerings of forwards. Some short covering helped nearbys to recover in quiet afternoon trading but
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      81 12 1 f 85 i A. |L JULY 85 \CUrrinT rnOfiTn) NOON v orwaro rnofim^ NOON RAS lnyara Sslsn loyri Sflflvs SSR 20 161.00 163.00N 163.00 165.00N SSR 50 159 00 161.00N 161.00 163.00N MRELB I S^Uti S»Hti SMR CV 213.00 215.00N 215.00 217.00N SMR L 215.00 2I7.00N
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      245 12 RAS prices m S cents/kg, FOS i* b< ites NOON CLOSE Int 1 RSS Prompt 172.50 I73.50N 173.00 174.00 Int 1 RSS Jum 85 172 50 173. Of 172.50 173.50N Int 1 RSS J»iy 85 170.00 170.50 170.50 170.75N Int 2 RSS 169 25 170.25N 169.25 170.25N
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      1033 12 COFFEE ROBUSTA FUTURES, originally steady yesterday morning, reversed direction, and by midday had eased to post losses of £9 to £5 a tonne from Wednesday. Dealers said opening gains of about £8 followed a firm New York market and prospects of cooler Brazilian weather. Prices initially advanced on
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      71 12 THE Knli Lunpv tto price yestoriay —i mow eeat mm per Idle, stOl wttoto toe ITA*> ».11 Mi SJI towLight JkfMCM ui toeal <wl wti «till evMeot ae toe toeal priee witoaed to £171 per tone Imol ever toe LME kigh grate, treaa 1« totto wtog Ne nttodig
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      TEXTILES
      119 12 Yarn (la HK$ par Ma of 400 fc) China corded yor n, cones Bkja Phoanix 16'* 2,700 Bkja Phoanix 2Ct 2.750 Bkja Phoanix 32'» 3,200 Bkja Phoanix 40** 3,550 Corded yorn, hor ik Bkja Phoanix 21'» 2,950 Combed yorn, co Bkja Phoanix 32** 4,350 Bkja Phoanix 40"s 4,550 Open-end
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      WHEAT
      74 12 CBT WHEAT futures closed 3V4 to IV* cents a bushel higher. July ended near the top of a four cent range. The rally that began this week continued in fairly active dealings, with actual and rumoured export business for US SRW wheat fueling gains. CBT corn futures dosed two
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      SOYBEAN
      65 12 CBT SOYOIL futures closed 0.32 to 0.60 cent a pound higher, making new day's highs late, while soymeal ranged from up US$l to off 10.10 a tonne at the close. CBT soybean futures closed 5V4 to 10 Vi cent a bushel higher. Futures posted the day's highs late, with
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      Produce exchange
      144 12 CMMM Prodi iico Robusto 20/25% Exchange FOB NSW 480.00 (SrfM'MMdMHpr r» ic« on nuTfncg 110 FOB NSW Jwm 6. SS/100 kf). 413.00 E8W FOB NSW 272.00 Coconut oil Buk FOB 117.00 Gombier Otd drum FOB 130.00 FOB NSW 330 00 II lillll nVVKHJITY Nrw drum FOB 134.00 London
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      PALM OIL
      184 12 MALAYSIAN crude palm oil prices yesterday closed mixed on late selling following lower bids by India at its weekly palm oil tender, dealers said. Early levels were supported by a higher Chicago soya bean complex close, dealers said. Trading was thin. June deliveries In the south and north
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      RICE
      272 12 Singapore C-1 Ord unq (svuk w >■<■■«) Loonzoin Rico Frogront now crop u» OIU 100% 1st grade 100% 2nd grade 3? 2nd 0 62 100% 3rd grode unq 3rd 0.60 Parboiled Rice New Crop 25% 10% no stock no stock 5% 10% 227 222 Thai Broken Maize unq A-super
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  • SHARE INFORMATION
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      Market fails to respond to Wall Street's showing
      4117 13 CONTRARY to expectations, the Singapore stock market failed to move upwards yesterday. Most observers bad predicted that share prices would rise further because of a strong overnight finishing on Wall Street as well as favourable technical readings on the market. At the
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      177 13 StNGAPORE RiSM IlKliCM Si?*" iSS ts Tr ni"'« mM MAA 1620 >20 imiui Hifltti UW W. l.lin 416 +10 g|5£oT ill ST22m 9Xim WMI SMM Ua4 293 -fS wiaa 2320.52 mi 332 +4 tt limit ***** tttM JM|h|Ni 224 >3 gggL- S5S £j57 *2 SSSJ- Jttg mS
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      Business done on the SES.
      2413 13 BID and offer prices officially Listed and business in and repotted to Um stock MMV of Singapore with the number of aharaa traded shown in bracket* in IoU of 1.000 unita unlaw otherwise specified. All Time Settlement Contracts are quoted after the word "SETT™. Big
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      COMPANY MEETINGS
      134 13 HOTEL MARCO POLO LIMITED: Twelfth AGM at The San Marco Room, Hotel Marco Polo, 247, Tanglin Road, Singapore 1024 today at noon. SINGAPORE PODDER fwnpsT Limited: AGM at The Conference Room, Level 3, 14 Upper Circular Road, Singapore 0104 today at 11am. ASIATIC DEVELOPMENT BERHAD: AGM at the
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      Lock icon London brokers vote to let in foreigners
      420 14 UPI LONDON'S clannish slock exchange Europe's largest lowered its barriers to overseas hanks and brokers but (ailed to reach a consensus on how much freedom to give foreign capital in London. In a ground-breaking concession, members voted 3,248-681 to allow outside operators to
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      Lock icon Pressures behind changes
      404 14 FT THE CHANGES initiated by the London Stock Exchange have been stimulated by the twin pressures of commercial competition and political necessity. In the summer of 1963, Sir Nicholas Goodison, the exchange chairman, and the then Secretary of State for Industry, Mr Cecil Parkinson, agreed that the
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      COMPANY BRIEFS
      383 14 MR PETER THAM Wing Fai resigned as director of Grewth Indastrial Holdings Ltd as well as Paa-Eleetrie Indnstrles Ltd. NEPTUNE ORIENT LINES said it paid $3.2 million cash for the L45 million shares in Orient Container A Warehousing Services Pte Ltd. The total value of assets acquired amounted
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      4 14 AH-tune high
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      Hsin Chong seeks better cash flow
      92 14 HSIN CHONG Properties (HCP) is negotiating with its principal bankers on ways to improve its cash flow. Trading in HCP shares was suspended in September after it defaulted on interest payments to a bank syndicate which arranged a HK$l billion loan for the Parkview
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      Tong Meng's investment profit exceeds earnings from manufacturing
      240 14 TONG MENG Industries Ltd, the small-scale household product manufacturer, makes more money through its share market and investment activities than it does selling metal utensils, hardware and enamel ware. In the financial year ended Dec 31, 1984, the group made a total
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      Acma revives dormant Hongkong subsidiary
      454 14  -  By HOMER CHEN FOLLOWING its acquisition of several agencies, Acma Electrical Industries Ltd has reactivated a dormant Hongkong subsidiary called Acma Overseas (HK) Ltd. Acma, the manufacturer of air-conditioners, refrigerators and other electrical appliances, sectored several agencies from manufacturers in Europe and the US for
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      KL turnover at two-and-a-half year low
      581 14 INVESTORS showed a general lack of interest on the Kuala Lumpur stock market yesterday. v Consequently, share prices extended their downward drift, closing on an easier note. With investors still in a holiday mood, turnover dropped to its lowest level in two-and-a-half years. The
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      Business done on the KLSE
      1706 14 BID and offer prices ottlclaUy 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 unite unless otherwise specified. lOUS TRIALS Ajmomoto (3.065) A Choc (2.1 OS) AMD (3.008
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      APPROVED ISSUES
      70 14 Company RIGHTS ISSUE Landmarks H On»-for-four 1.00 ptr shore E*-dot« Jun 4 1 Book doM Jun 14 •tia fV O U B One-tor-five $2.50 p< wshaw^-. Ex-date: May 31 Book dose: Jun 8 Von Der Horst One-for-one $1.00 p< Ex-date: Jun 6 er share Book dot* Jun 13
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      PROPOSED ISSUES
      107 14 Company RIGHTS ISSUE Dah Yung One-tor-one $1.00 per share (Bonus entitled to rights) George Town Two-tor-one $1 00 per shaM KiUmghalt Two-for-ftve 9 (1.15 par tham Peak Hua Three-for-two 9 $1.50 par shore Sub-dmsaon of SI par into 2 shorts of 50 cants eoch Sateras Res One-tor-two $1
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      Unit trusts
      209 14 Monomers' prices for June 7 Singapore Unit Trust Th* Comrrwfct 1.89 *201 The Sovingt Fund 1 41 1 50 S'por* Prog Fund 0.81 086 S'por* Sac Fund 1.21 128 S'por* knvMt Fund 0.89 0.94 S'por* Equity Fund 0.83 0.88 Asia Unit Trust Mai lnv«*t Fund 2.12 '225 Mai
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      Lee Ming Tee's Australian acquisition 'unacceptable'
      787 15  -  By ALAN LEE MALAYSIAN businessman Lee Ming Tee, who has just taken over Hongkong-Usted Well Fung for about HKJ101 million, is back in the Australian headlines. This time, the Australian securities watchdog has said that it has found irregularities in Mr Lee's acquisition of
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      Menang Corporation hit by depressed property market
      366 15 THE DEPRESSED property market hit Menang Corporation Bhd's profits for the year ended last December. Menang, a property development company, experienced a sharp 40 per cent drop in group pre-tax profits to M 510.2 million (from $17 million). Group turnover fell 36 per
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      Lock icon Kuala Kampar to apply for lifting of suspension
      349 15 Beraama KUALA KAMPAR Tin Fields Bhd will apply to the authorities to lift the suspension in the trading of its shares after its annual general meeting on June 28, chairman Baharuddin Ma'arof has said in the company's latest annual report. Mr Baharuddin
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      LONDON STOCKS
      935 15 SHARE prices closed easier in quiet trading yesterday with attention centred on special situations. At 1430 GMT, the FTSE 100 Index was down 10.7 at 1,325.2. Tate k Lyle rose 20 pence to 505. It touched 515 after market rumours that Hanson Trust has now switched its bid
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      Sing Investment building up both loans and deposits base
      376 15 SLOWLY but surely, Sing Investment 6 Finance Ltd has been building up both its loans and deposits base, in spite of the strong competition it faces from the other Mg name finance companies. In its last fiscal year to Dec 31,
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      UIC to build third hotel In Phuket
      489 15  -  By AMY CHEOK UNITED Industrial Corporation Ltd is increasing its investment in the hotel industry in Phuket Island, Thailand. The Thai Joint-venture, Mob-lex-UIC Ltd, plans to construct another $45 million resort hotel. Construction is expected to begin in September and the hotel should
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      Lock icon Strategic stake in Ambassador sold
      314 15 Kings and Freeway A NEW SUBSTANTIAL shareholder has emerged at Ambassador Hotel Ltd with the purchase of a strategic 34 per cent stake in the company. This is just one percentage point away from the official trigger of 25 per cent where a mandatory takeover
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      MMB to take 32pc stake in Jeroco
      438 15 MALAYSIAN Mosaics Bhd (MMB) has agreed to acquire a 32.6 per cent stake in Jeroco Plantations Sdn Bhd in exchange for 30 million new MMB shares issued at M$L5O per share. Jeroco, the first plantation company from the private sector to pioneer the
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      Pre-tax profits triple to $13.5m
      179 15 MALAYSIAN Mosaics Bhd (MMB) has said that group pre-tax profit for the year ended Dec 31, 1964, nearly tripled to $13w5 million. The results exceeded the $12.7 million forecast in MMB's recent circular to shareholders in connection with its acquisition of Hap Seng Estate, Si
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      132 14 NOTICE OF PREPAYMENT 0 The Mitsui Bank, Limited Singapore Branch U. 3420,000,000 Callable Negotiable Floating Rate Certificates of Deposit No. *****1-*****0 issued on 18 July, 1983 Maturity 21 July 1986. Callable in July 1985. Notice is hereby given that in accordance with Clauses 3 5 of the Certificates of Deposit
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    SAI negotiating with two US companies
    503 16  -  Contracts for re-fitting Skyhawk engines By YAP BOH HOON SINGAPORE Aircraft Industries (SAI) could become the biggest Skyhawk aircraft maintenance company outside the US. This is the likely outcome of two contracts which SAI is negotiating with two big US aircraft manufacturers to develop
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    396 16 Reuter ISRAEL'B occupation of South moved into its fourth year yesterday, amid growing signs that Israeli troops will stay on to support their Lebanese militia in a "security zone" along the border. Israeli officials have said that Israel's withdrawal would be
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    Warning of attrition in the economy
    429 16  -  •y SON TIANG KENG A PERIOD of transition and "severe attrition" lies ahead for Singapore's economy, but its long-term prospects are excellent, reports the latest financial review of Overseas Union Bank. In spite of the slowdown in the first quarter, the bank says that
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    138 16 AFP CHINA and Indonesia may sign this month a memorandum of understanding opening up direct trade, tne president o(tne inoooesian Chamber of Commerce and Industry (Kadin) said in Jakarta yesterday. The two countries have had no diplomatic relations since ISCT, after Jakarta accused Betting of having supported
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    Lock icon Kitingan denies owing money to Sabah Pribumi
    341 16 Bernama SABAH Chief Minister Datuk Joseph Pairin Kitingan yesterday denied owing any money to the Sabah Pribumi Participation Unit but admitted that he was a guarantor for the Lautan Biru Shipping Company Sdn Bhd which wanted to borrow MJ3.I million from the unit.
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    Lock icon KL timber traders wooing China
    107 16 AFP TWO OF Malaysia's top timber traders have visited Beijing seeking to boost direct bilateral wood trade, the Far Eastern EconomJc Review reported in Hongkong yesterday. The magazine said Abdillah Abdul Rahim, general manager of the Sarawak Timber Industry Development Corp and timber millionaire Tan
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    205 16 AFP EFFORTS to work out a code of practice covering technology transfer have come to nought, say officials of the United Nations Conference on Trade and Development. There would be no more discussions until further notice, the officials said in Geneva yesterday. They noted
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    303 16 Reuter INDIAN Prime Minister Rajiv Gandhi said yesterday that Pakistan was very close to having a nuclear bomb but India had no plans to make one. Speaking at a news conference in Cairo before leaving for France on a tour that will
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    67 16 Reuter THE New York stock market pulled lower in early trading yesterday, with profit-takers knocking down some issues that performed well in the May rally. The Dow Jones Industrial Average was down more than five points to 1315. Declines led advances by a two-one ratio on turnover
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      52 16 AFP TAIWAN'S warships are to be instructed to stop and search Chinese fishing boats and detain crewmen found to have harrassed or robbed Taiwan fishermen. A Taiwan garrison command spokesman said the decision Is to be applied in the Taiwan Straits separating the island from
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      43 16 Reuter SOUTH AFRICA'S National Union of Mineworkers, representing 150,000 blacks working in gold and coal mines, said yesterday it had declared a dispute with the Chamber of Mines, which negotiates wage rise on behalf of the raining companies.
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      53 16 Reuter TAIWAN will lift the ban on imports of Japanese video tape recorders and colour television sets from July 1906 as part of the government's efforts to open up its markets, the director of the Economic Ministry's Industrial Development Bureau, Mr Hsu Kuo-an
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      46 16 AP THE BRITISH Foreign Office yesterday summoned the Greek ambassador to protest about Socialist Premier Andreas Papandreou's charges that Britain's conservative government runs a 'police state*. Mr Papandreou made the remarks during a crowded elections campaign rally in Athens last Friday. AP
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      48 16 AP ABOUT 250 employees of a distressed state-run bank demonstrated near President Ferdinand Marcos' palace yesterday, accusing the bank's management of incompetence. The demonstrators urged the president to rehabilitate the Philippine Veterans Bank, which was placed under receivership by the Government's Monetary Board. AP
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      43 16 Bernama THE MALAYSIAN Immigration Department is in the process of sending home 70 Filipino maids who entered the country illegally. A spokesman of the department said their deportation was expected to be completed in one or two months.
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    168 16 AFP INTERNATIONAL trade between October 1964 and April 1965 was characterised by new restrictions and persistent protectionist pressures. The Geneva-based secretariat of the General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade yesterday released its biannual report, which also found increased use of trade practices that were
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      52 16 Outlook for today: Showers in several oroos in the morning. Report for 24 hours prior to 7.30pm on Jun« 6 at th« airport: Maximum temperature 29.7 Associated humidity 73 Minimum temperature 24.6 Associated humidity 96 Hours of sunshine 1.25 Roinfoll in millimetres nil Roinfall this month 18.8. Rainy days this
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      370 17 Lloyd's List ONE OF JAPAN'S leading tanker operators has spoken oat strongly in defence of the soon-to-be axed floating oil storage programme that keeps so many of the country's large tankers in employment. Mr Seishiro Kataoka, vice-president of Japan Line, claims that tankers
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      363 17  -  By JUNE LIM THE PORT OF Singapore Authority has reserved space within the free trade zones for forwarders to unstuff the containers. Forwarders can lease space at Godown F2 located within the Tanjong Pagar Container Terminal for this purpose. PSA made the decision after
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      166 17 AP TONS OF IMPORTED goods have been sitting in Tianjin harbour because irresponsible and lazy workers have (ailed to pick them up, China's leading newspaper reported. The pileup is not only wasteful but is hurting China's relations with its trading partners, the official communist
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        70 17 Renter DEBRIS IS FLOATING in the Arabian Sea near the location 19.50 degrees north 58.84 degrees east, where the 1501 grt Kuwaiti-registered motor vessel Abu al-Khair capsized, according to a message receivedby Lloyd's Shipping Intelligence department. The Panamanian-registered tanker Century Dawn, which relayed the message through
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        66 17 Reuter JAPAN'S TRANSPORT Ministry said it issued shipbuilding permits in May for 22 ships totalling 547,815 gross tons, down in number, but up in tonnage from 24 ships totalling 480,540 tons a year earlier. This compares with 33 ships of 490,600 tons in April. May permits included seven
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        112 17 Seatrade Week FOLLOWING TALKS between Sri Lanka, Bulgaria and Poland earlier this month, Ceylon Shipping Corporation is to schedule regular calls at Polish Bulgarian and Soviet ports and CSC's subsidiary, Ceylon Shipping Line will probably also introduce a feeder service between Colombo and Malaysia, from whence Bulgaria
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        64 17 THE SOVIET Union has made a formal request to set up a Joint venture with Spain to bunker its merchant vessels in Las Palmas, the president of the Canary Islands autonomous government, Mr Jeronimo Saavedra, said. The request was conveyed to Mr Saavedra during an official visit
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      386 18 LYKES BROS Steamship has repaid a US$B5 million loan to the Chemical Bank of New York ahead of schedule. The loan made possible the purchase of the 85-year old steamship company from the LTV Corporation in 1963. In February 1983, Interocean Steamship Corporation,
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      436 18 Reuter JAPAN HAS DECIDED on a major policy change to relax controls on its ocean-going shipping industry in order to help Japanese operators improve their competitiveness, the Japanese Transport Ministry said. The ministry made the change after reviewing proposals from a
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      412 18 AFP WORLD ORDERS for shipbuilding fell to the lowest level for two years during the first quarter of this year, the latest figures from Lloyd's Register of Shipbuilding show. Substantial reductions were recorded in the order books for Japan, South Korea, Brazil and
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      1826 18 ACTIVITY on the London shipping freights market on Wednesday focused mainly on the grain sector and time-chartering. In the grain sector, Martrans arranged three vessels. One was for 26,250 tons of wheat and another for 23,314 tons, both from the US Northern Range, excluding Albany, to Alexandria or
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      194 19 Reuter A NORWEGIAN oil company has proposed sinking (our giant supertankers in the middle of the North Sea to reduce the strength of waves that may damage a large oil field presently sinking into the seabed. The company, Norsk Hydro, said research showed the
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      509 19 Lloyd's List ONE OF BRITAIN'S oldest shipping lines, Reardon Smith, is to cease trading because of falling freight rates. Reardon Smith Line, which started life at the turn of the century, has been straving off liquidation for some time and has one debt
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      340 19 AFP IRAN IS BELIEVED to have resumed offering discounts of US$3 to M a barrel on its crude oil, unconfirmed reports among oil sources said. This would explain a sudden upturn in the chartering of tankers to load at
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      187 19 Jaae 5-7 P A I, Lloyd's of London Press seminar, The Royal Horseguards Hotel, Whitehall Court, London SW 1. Jaae 7 "Hie hybrid emergency management of multiple risk and hazard in marine transportation, a Greenwich Forum conference, The Royal United Services Institution, Whitehall, London. Jaae 16-29 26th Congress
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      184 19 THE MAJOR shipping consortia operating bttwwi the Far East/European, Far East/Fenian 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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      113 19 COCKATOO DOCKYARD in Sydney has retrenched another 75 tradesmen as the supply ship HMAS Success nears completion. But backed by the state goverment the yard is hopeful of being brought into the A 52.6 billion submarine replacement programme. Just obout 400 workers have left Cockatoo in the
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      2958 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
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      656 25 CONTAINER TERMINAL RECEIVING OF EXPORT FCL CONTAINERS AND LCL CARGO Godws FCL Ship Voy Arrival date/time Operator for LCL cargo movement schedule Location L Athula Kowloon Bay Ratih Dhaulagiri Monte Ruby Or Prince Tokari H Prasetia P Vanburen Johore Br Vira Bhum Poithoon Omex Pioneer Uni Humanity Maria
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      1683 25 Who acts for whom The leading shipping lines operating from local ports and their agents. A—B A Top Enterprises h« Ltd Same (S). AB Shipping Bousteod Shpg Age noes Afeo Lme Afncan Shpg Agencies (S) Ahrenkiel Ltner Km Shpg CS) Alfred C Toepfer Oceonus Shipping Agencies (S) Multiport Sdn Bhd
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      418 26 AT CONVENTIONAL WHARVES Vessel Berth Agent Arrival Departure KEPPEL WHARVES Alikrator Auby Equator V Frotamanita Vol Mezhiauk Alt aw Bum Chin Kakxrdas K aw ana Lampung Poros Wand P Cleveland K17 K25W K22 K9 K10 K19 K29 K34 K11 K1IA K28 K17 African SSPL Thong Soon Meriion
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      376 17 ~~%,)?")./=@=>>-?!>%&<!'>'<$";( Agents: OWINT OVERSEAS GtmLitM LINE 70 ShMtoK Way #04-03 Mm Hnm 020 T* 221(011 Id* B ***** CfS Of net TfC #0M29 T* *****31 Z22«32 \wmm* Otto TFC #***** T* *****90/222*593/ PETALMC JAYA to 7»7»/7»3n/7»702 Trim te MA37S44 PENAHC T* *****4 TMb Hi HMH73 CfS Uk 34*06 fOIH UUK
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      171 17 mm LYKES BROS Steomship has repaid a US$B5 million loon to the Chemical Bank of New York ahead of schedule. Page II ONE OF BRITAIN'S oldest shipping lines, Reordon Smith, is to cease trading because of falling freight rates. P«g« 111 Index to odvertisers II Weather mop VIII London freight
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      561 17 A hard look at what it will take to succeed in business for the next 20 L years With turbulent times ahead, forewarned will be forearmed $22.00. TIMEL__ 7HE BOOKSHOP MAERSK LINE CT I* tat UM MB CfS I M» 23M MB en u/i KM 11/1 km KM 2/7 km
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      315 18 YAMASHITA-SHINNIHON LINE CONTAMICft SERVICES USA/CANADA r MIDDLE EAST IV* L MOLLO 13/7 16/7 HTUGA 13/7 14/7 17/7 «J 21/1 TMMSHU 28/7 23/7 B. MS 22/7 23/7 21/7 KM 27/1 mn 27/7 31/7 TOTTO M 27/7 2>/7 31/7 LI 4/7 1 KAMM VI TOKO M. 27/7 21/7 31/7 Li Also accepting
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      158 18 Supercarrier Service 2M la/8 14/7 17/7 cnErac a/i u/» iv» iv» is/7 nn nn 1/7 V 7 4/7 V 7 u/» wt iv» a/7 a/7 a/7 a/7 vi v» NOT AMWALSBAHEt TQMSKK S/i. BAME* TEXAS 17/1 TOUKOMC X/l. IMU IWSEUS 5/7 TO: CALIFORNIA PANAMA US ATLANTIC US GULF E. CANADA
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      468 19 The Straits Steamship Group Mansfield Container Shipping Pte Ltd Overseas Containers Limited STRAITS SHIPPING Singapore to Sabah, Sarawak, Brunei Ports and Bangkok 92/7 M/ 7 mn un ii/ 7 nn nn nn nn mn mn an 19/9 w* nn nn •1/1 an mn isn mn nn mn 12/7 13/7 IV7
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      651 19 Franco Belgian Services 12 tB (II MO I M t M 4 M IM 7 M IM II km (17 1b) IM M UM UM MM MM MMi mNUM MM MM MM n M MM IM (MMfIM O M SM 27 M MM MM oW fcacMi mm WM IwMippM m
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      433 20 Hapag-Lloyd TO CONTINENT/UK EXPORTS On carriafa to Scandbuvn, Mad, CarHbeM IS. America Mand hautaft to inland destinations in Europe I TO EUROPE/MED tpm* Wato| f—tLiimaii 21/1 a/I 2VI 7/7 1/7 11/7 VI 14/7 M/ 7 11/7 11/1 l/a 12/t M/l 11/ l a/7 17/7 25/7 1/1 11/ l 14/1 17/1
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      206 20 IK. LINE MOM/ j otfinaJ <rxu»» FULLY CONTAINERISED SERVICE r TO (URO« Vl* SW/ 1 tf Comoft**" S'ptrt riitmi |liH*«rt r<» Fs4mm H1»l CHM CONTM« IM KOKAN CHANCI 22* 12/6 (10/6) 19/6 (17/6) 1/; 2/7 4/7 6/7 5/7 1/7 »/7 11/7 13/7 16/7 HONGKONG CONTAIO 45» 26/6 24/6) 15/7 16/7
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      467 20 pn* inuiib auuN AGENCIES PTE. LTD. #09*07. ROBINA HOUSE. S PORE 0106 TEL: *****88. TELEX: RS ***** BOOKING: *****56 (DIRECT LINE) SINGAPORE TO PENANG SINGAPORE TO SARAWAK "EQUATOR IV SK 11/15 •EQUATOR SK 13/15 ss s/ss SS 9/15 SINGAPORE TO SABAH i. i i. i Tiin rnrn ***** SINGAPORE TO
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      505 20 o EVERGREEN Full Container Service Round-The-World East Bound Service (FE/CARIB/USEC/EURO/FE) f n I »watu«nnoaaemH ivi w/i ivi m/i zv« zs/f nn iV7 u/7 zin nn 27/1 1/7 7/7 4/7 7/7 1/7 U/7 M/ 7 7/1 4/1 VI i/7 vivtii/iu/a 11/7 12/1 M/l U/l M/l U/7 11/1 71/1 75/1 77/1 M/
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      276 20 r US I NOSE MARITIME PTE LTD m ISLAMIC REPUBLIC Of IRAN SHIPPING LINES IRANIAN SERVICES Stappan Lao** to 21/t t. Mat. t KYOWA LINE TO PAPUA NEW GUINEA/ SOUTH PACIFIC OCEMM COUUER 24/6 f. Moresby, Lao. bM Kicta, (Mare, Nouma, Loutoka, Suva, Papwttc, Paf*. |pfi OCEMM QUEEN 7/7 6/7
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      766 21 PACIFIC INTERNATIONAL LINES PIL Building, 140 Cecil Street, 03-00 Singapore 0 106 Tel P*****3 SERVICES AFRICA REDSEA FAST E SERVICES KARACHI/M.E. GULF SINGAPORE KARACHI DUBAI tt-18/7 11-n/a 15-17/7 1-7/7 14-15/6 10-11/7 COLOMBO/CHITTAGONG/RANGOON SERVICES COLOMBO RANGOON SINGAPORE VOYAGE 11-13/t in Pt-7/6 CHINA SERVICE SHANGHAI/XINGANG BANGKOK/INDONESIA SERVICES 10-IS/8 12-13/6 FAR EAST SERVICE
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      584 21 BENLINE CONTAINERS Up ALL VESSELS ACCEPT 1 FROM UK/CONTMDn IKJJEBSEN LINE Kt NEW ZEAL AND TO lEW ZEALAND, PAPUA NEW GUNEA AND SOUTH PACfIC M( IM KMM A*A/T«N tope T«»» BMI 11/6 21/ C 2V6 S/7 1/7 M/ 7 1/1 4/1 S/« S.M.S. PRIVATE LIMITED TELEX: ***** BMSPL PORT KELANG
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      533 21 DJAKARTA LLOYD INDONESIAN NATIONAL MNF rrn BH! mm 23/5 H/i a/S 31/5 I/I M •mi mm w iv« w/« tvt ir.vf: ii: i\imv .il l>a >V nTjj™ E K A JAVA AGENCIES M SISAL PTE LTD "i "IMN 5 > RORO CONTAINER SFRVICf TO FROM AUSTRALIA APC LINE \N(.KI I
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      599 21 BOUSTEAD SHIPPING AGENCIES BURMA FIVE STAR (Burmese National Una) Loadng far Ranfoan S'part PHI VS4N 9/11 knt Htoneywa *202 10/11 km Papa VtM 11/13 Imm PhaMmtfyawywa V255W 17/11 Mw Pi m VtSN 21/30 kw* BANK LINE 3 yJ-ilLi 3 3 a'i>. I'll ja^H SPORE R'DAM HULL HMBG FORTHBANK 15 Jun
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      1025 22 USA CANADA [3 K LINE KAWASAKI KISEN KAISHA, LTD. 10 w PACIFIC COAST (ImMlh DESTINATIONS INLAND vU IPI MICUOBRIDGE A MINILAND BRIDGE) feeder/ motto vessel store pklg row* stow t/s port \m» «*ttie ojku» SWw EIKJw 8 Jun 9 Jun 11 Jun (IK) 8W 10 SMM BEBHU MMHJ *20 27
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      585 22 CALIFORNIA/PACIFIC NORTH WEST SERVICE EXPRESS CONTAMER/REEFER/BULK SERVICE Laa*a| tor LOS ANGELES SAN FWMCSCO. SEATTLE. TftCUM. VVCOMH C Acnptai Fa/Fa Carta**! ■MMnr UTS 'fC AUSTRALIA EXPRESS CONTAINER SERVICE AcceptFa/Fa Contjmers P l«a« S'para Frw AM SyM Mm V MBKMS J»n» 27/21 tow 18 My 10 My l(M| A* RAVBAS 1/2 My
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      402 22 SANKO ASIA FROM JAPANESE POUTS ANO HONGKONG 1. IBM 2 none* ho 1 os* mmm. 4. Ml LOTUS i dos awm 1 PIUSTM N 7. BULAT I/I km 11/11 12/1) km 15/17 1m 11/11 23/25 km H/Zi km 11/11 km 12/13 km 14/15 km 14/15 km 21/22 km »/Tl km
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      366 22 INTRASEA IPTE) LTD In Anson R ><4(1 16 >"•< p S" 1 ).ip- i'p 020 7 T e i 224bS1i v <>»*s 4y. t i'l r t t v < BREAKBULK SERVICE TO EUROPE/UK rpm P. I* |l *1 kr, 9/9 11/ l ROn/MT/M (MM) m^mrnm mf <m LJI MM
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      501 23 ■NOL NEPTUNE ORIENT LINES LTD FAR EAST/EUROP€ FULLY CONTAINERISED SERVICE TO EUROPE/UK (VIA SUEZ): c annuo 3ow+. K CHANCE 22*.... IK CONTMO 45* 0 CHEF 44* K JACEJM 29* n atnrju. »w A of ACE Co Also accepting cargo to/from Scandinavia C CONTAINER S'pore Closing Times: FCL TO AND FROM
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      404 23 IHEUNG-A SHIPPING Korean Flag Vessels DO«N AM SEMI-CONTAINERISED DIRECT SERVICE TO P KELANG. PENANG. BUSAN. INCHON NIPIIINI AGiNIKS Pit l ID I" XM4 «S4 <4 RflOkx(\ 'MO 1 .'O.'.' Opmjtmns) .'.'.'lK .V 0 H.' N 4 l»rrrmuli .'.'O.'ISO .'.'O.'SOA (CI Si TUNAS StllA SON HMO *1 M *****0 414 >44
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      541 23 SINSOV SINGAPORE SOVIET SHIPPING CO PRIVATE LTD SMSOV BULDMG 55. Market Street Sinfapore 0104 Telephone Numbers *****3 (15 Laws) Cable Address SMSOV SMWOKE Telex Nwnbers RS 213*0 RS ***** RS ***** P. KELANG M/S SHAMKAT HAH SOON SON. BM>. IST ANO 2ND FLOOR. NO 1 JALAN CEMPEMNG. PORT KLANG. MALAYSIA
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      595 24 llCt'<|i»nal Container Lines il"' Tl F[VliTl 4 Sailings weekly Fast Reliable Regular Punctual Berthing PSA Tue. Thur Sat Sun REGUUUt/FEEKR SERVICE TO PHUKET/SONGKLA 172N/M2 Ml 17M/344 Ui i m/m mi HINODE KISEN CO. LTD MIDDLE EAST REGULAR LINER. tIIK\ HI W l.in < \KKIhK □SR-LINES VEB DEUTFRACHT/SEEREEDEREI ROSTQCfc FORTNIGHTLY FULL
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      159 24 ft Regional Weather ■4 >r4 I m > ES2 SIGNIFICANT WEATHER AND SEA CONDITIONS AT 7.30 A.M. THIS MORNING. P Temperature c Thunderstorm Weather Wind direction with speed m knots V Shower rj ee Ran Wave height i e Cloudy Sky Surfoce winds ore indicated by arrows which fly with
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      176 25 REGULAR FAR EAST SERVICE TO ANGOLA PORTS VSL STORE EASTERN ALPHA 9/6 Singapore Agent LOAD FOR: BOMBAT/LUAfDA/LOHTO/ SOYO/CAMOA 135 C«ci Street #07-01 T*fc *****67 Tht: ***** TO CHITTAGONG TIL: *****1* HnM) Tlx: KS ***** BAYHAN 21 HOW (DIRECT LINE) KOREA MORAN SHIPPING CO. DPR LOADING DIRECT FOR:S>n Lm*| tm M
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      179 25 BALTIC ENTERPRISES ,PTE) LTD CONCORD LINES REGULAR CONtafflkL LIO SttVltfS NT H* lit LOMMG FOR CONCORD MKQ 5/» 12/« 14/1 MHOMNC CONCORD BOMS 4/» M/C 12/ C KAOH9UNC, SANTA. HK •Mm KC«vt ftan fwfc. MkUM, Bw*ar. CMttafW{. CONCORD MARINE PTE LTD 7 NH M #13-21 T* 22&333S (I Un) T«N»
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      330 25 JL. OCEAN MIDGE SMPPHMS PTY LTD, FKMANTLE V REGULAR SAIMG TO FREMANTLE m mm com n* 27/ i cut 1 Centra •im Imkov Shipping Co Pt« Ltd. 11l C«d It #2WH Imi U| hpp*t lit tut t* man gp) UNIBAC (S) PTE LTD £l'i .1-H A'iM NadMoyd EAC Port Katong
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      68 25 PTC LTD 51" 1"J JK tkMtt» 1* *r,j"" > T"V TUMBMI ACCEPTING BOTH FCL r i: _ljl J.VA*'K ■-.-ii.' T-JH r r PB LIN LIN SHIPPING PTE. LTD. 1. Mtgutnt Road. W-fl Cantral BuMbif. Slnminn 010S Tat 533M14 A S3MM2 WEEKLY SERVICE SINGAPORE TO KUCHING SIBU LICORNE SEMJON SHTPM6 (S)
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      41 25 LIZENA PTE LTD Tat: 7M2K7, 7S3MM Tatec MOT4I ETA ETD Loadtag f» MEKONG VERIVK kM IS/C HmMI 1W 21/1 27/1 H II n c*y m SOME 12/S 17/ l Omm/f+m in »rmmm 2S/1 a/c Mm XXWCE TO EAST UUMMTM (MKNCSW RJfi)
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      174 26 I ceu CREST EXPRESS LINES LTD A PNG PACIFIC LINE S'p° re P Kelang LOADING FOR TBN 15/6 17/6 P.Moresby, Lae, Orobay, Kavieng Kieto, Kimbe, Alotou Also calls direct to Biollo and other PNG ports subject to inducement. Heavy lift vessel available. For Freight Bookings ANDEKA SHIPPING PTE LTD TIL:
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      244 26 CROSS WATER L ACCEPTMG FCL I LCI I'M.II SYD/MEL/BMS/AKL USA/CANADA POUTS NEW ZEALAND POUTS I I k TA* u/i 23/1 n/i 17/1 23/1 12/7 l/l ZS/I 1/7 11/ l 11/1 a/t u/i iyi zvi IVI 23/1 31/1 li/i a/i 27/1 11/1 11/ l 21/1 II vl -fll 1.1 u 11/
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