The Business Times, 6 February 1986

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    Masthead
    12 1 BUSINESS TIMES M.C. (P) No. 192/12/85 THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 5,198 C 75 CENTS
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  • Article
    Share investigators cast net wider
    840 1  -  Companies not directly linked to Pan-El come under scrutiny By ALAN LEE Companies Editor OFFICIAL ENQUIRIES into irregularities in share trading on the Singapore stock market have become more widespread and they cover deals done as far back as 1963. These enquiries arose from information
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    Kok Liang considers appeal against 15-month sentence
    425 1  -  By HOMER CHEN THE KEY prosecution witness in the case against Tan Koon Swan, Pan-Electric Industries director Tan Kok Liang, is considering an appeal against a 15month prison sentence handed down to him yesterday for two counts of criminal breach of trust. Tan
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    Tan wants to resign from SSA
    309 1 CONVICTED director of PanElectric Industries, Tan Kok Liang, tendered his resignation from the Singapore Society of Accountants a few days ago. The SSA has not replied to his resignation letter yet. BT understands the SSA will either accept it or conduct an inquiry before
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    KL to make official protest
    180 1 THE MALAYSIAN Cabinet is to make an official protest to the Singapore Government about a remark concerning the Malaysian Chinese Association made recently by First Deputy Prime Minister Goh Chok Tong. Mr Goh's comment was made at a Singapore Polytechnic forum last month and was
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    STOCK MARKET
    87 1 SHAKE PRICES tiwei mixed sa the Stagapere stock market yesterday after preflt-taktag la the aftenwsa trimmed earlier galas. The day's featare was MA, which kit a reeerd high «f $BJf, ap eeats tram the prevleas day. A total d 1.85 mlllton shares ehaaged haads, representing 8 per eeat
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    Three new DBS directors to run Raffles City
    392 1 THREE NEW DIRECTORS of DBS Bank have been appointed to run the $1.3 billion Raffles City development. The major task of the three Mr Patrick Yeoh Khwai Hoh, Mr Michael Wee and Mr Loo Soon Eng will be to bring the development
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    Lock icon Marcos tones down win forecast
    115 1 AP AFP PRESIDENT MARCOS's party predicted yesterday that he would defeat Corazon Aquino in tomorrow's election by winning 56 per cent of the vote. The projection, the first by Mr Marcos's KBL, or New Society Movement, was narrower than its leader's own previous estimate of
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    Lock icon Reagan proposes US$143b deficit in line with Gramm-Rudman law
    438 1 Reuter AP PRESIDENT REAGAN yesterday asked Congress to approve government spending of US$994 billion in the 1967 financial year, which begins on Oct 1, leaving a budget deficit of $143.6 billion. President Reagan's budget calls for $38.4 billion in spending cuts
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      239 1 SHARE INFORMATION MONEY ft EXCHANQEB RAW MATERIALS LETTERS CROSSWORDS TV ft RADIO DOONESBURY OUR VIEW THE VICTOR IN TOMORROW'S Philippine election will hove on unenviable tosk, given the poor state of the economy. It is to be hoped that the new government will pave the way for greater prosperity and
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      215 1 Rodenstoch Quality before your eyes Taking stock of the Tiger WHICH WAY will the stock market jump in the Year of the Tiger? Is it ready to roar, or will it remain cowed by the uncertainties facing the economy? BT has canvassed a group of leading analysts, brokers and fund
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  • HOME NEWS
    • Article
      More New Year visits to travel agents
      434 2  -  By JAIME LYE MORE PEOPLE ARE going away for the Chinese New Year holiday this year. However, travel agents say the business is still poor generally and are bracing themselves for a tough year ahead after the Lunar New Year. Travel agents reported
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      Scope for exporters in Papua New Guinea
      297 2 THERE ARE opportunities for local exporters in the small but growing market of Papua New Guinea, the Trade Development Board has said. Papua New Guinea was starting to open its market to Asian countries and this presented an opportunity for Singapore exporters to
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      20 more go into property
      174 2 THE LOCAL PROPERTY market may be in shambles but this has not deterred 20 new companies from entering the sector. These were among the 210 registered with the Registrar of Companies in December. Of the 20, the most promising is Young Brothers Development which has
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      Opportunities in ADB contracts for consultants
      412 2  -  By BOEY KIT YIN LOCAL CONSULTING companies should tie up with foreign counterparts to get more jobs from the Asian Development Bank (ADB), said Mr Niel Gernow, the bank's senior consulting services specialist. Mr Gernow said many foreign companies were keen to work with
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      Traffic Police out to reduce risk of road accidents
      324 2 SINGAPORE'S Traffic Police is hopeful that a three-pronged safety programme will slash the one-in-200 chance Singaporeans currently face of meeting with an accident. The Commander of Traffic Police, Assistant Commissioner Chua Chin Kiat, told a Rotary Club lunch yesterday the accident
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      Republic reaching limits to growth in area
      445 2 THE END TO GROWTH in Singapore is in sight. But the limits are to its area, not its economy. Having added 50 sq km through reclamation, opportunities for further extending the Republic are now limited, according to a report in the Mirror, the
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      US, Japan lead in computer sales
      338 2 THE UNITED STATES and Japan are the largest suppliers of computers to the rapidly growing Indonesian market where imports from Singapore in 1964 totalled less than US$l million. The Indonesian Commercial Newsletter, a publication of the Jakarta-based business survey firm, P T Data Consult
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      Why rubber prices will stay flat
      146 2 DEMAND AND PRICES for natural rubber are expected to remain flat because most countries, besides the US and Japan, are facing a recession, according to Goodyear's president, Mr Tom H Barrett. And while falling oil prices will help promote economic growth, except for oil
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      PEOPLE IN BUSINESS
      328 2 TAN PUAY CHIANG has been appointed refining director of Mobil Oil Singapore, with effect from Mar 1. 1986. Mr Tan takes over from G P Pepper who has been re-as-signed to Yanbu, Saudi Arabia as refinery general manager, PEMREF, a Joint venture between Mobil and Petromin, the
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      Petbow wins contract
      82 2 PETBOW FAR EAST Ltd will supply Perth's new airport with a 3,000kV standby generating set for $600,000. The airport is due for completion in September. The generating set will operate as a fully automatic mains failure system, which Includes automatic synchronising and loadsharing facilities. The company, a
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      Coming to grips with export marketing
      595 3 m«3i TijtHs E FACED WITH a finite home market, every ambitious manufacturer in Singapore has to choose between exporting, or stagnating. But there is more to selling abroad than packing a few samples and expecting doors to open and orders to materialise. Anyone serious
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      Dispute over Boat Quay plans
      611 3  -  By LISA LEE BESIDE the now quiet waters of the Singapore River, a dispute among some 108 property owners is brewing over the group's future plans for the Boat Quay area. Most of the owners of the three and four-storey shophouses are saying that their
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      87 2 A ASIAN OCEANIC GROUP (an Asian-based investment banking organization) is pleased to announce the formation of its U.S. division ASIAN OCEANIC INC. and its broker-dealer subsidiary ASIAN OCEANIC SECURITIES INC. (Member: NASD and SIPC) 950 Third Ave., 16th Floor, New York, NY *****, U.S.A. Telex: *****4 BUSS Tel: (212) 758-4550
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  • OVERSEAS
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      Lock icon Japan urged to invest in US
      486 4 Capital spending will ease protectionism, says delegation AP Reuter JAPANESE INVESTMENT in the US could ease the push (or protectionism, which makes foreign goods more expensive and hurts American consumers, members of an investment mission from New York State said in Tokyo on Monday.
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      Lock icon No thank you, Duchess
      108 4 AFP "WOULD YOU like to come to England and stay with me?" the visiting Duchess of Kent asked eight Hongkong children. The children all shook their heads: No, they would not like such a trip even if accompanied by their mummies. The duchess said she was
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      Lock icon Malaysia should purchase big tyre maker, says report
      394 4 AFP MALAYSIA, the world's largest producer of natural rubber, must acquire a big tyre maker if it wants to be the world's leading rubber products manufacturer, an official report has concluded. The report, prepared by the state-owned Malaysian Industrial Development Authority (Mida)
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      Lock icon Philippine poll observers warn against fraud
      351 4 Reuter POLL OBSERVERS from 19 countries say they have the means to detect widespread fraud in tomorrow's Philippine elections and pledge to expose cheating without hesitation. As the last hours for campaigning in the bitterly fought elections ticked away, the 44strong observer delegation warned
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      Lock icon China not raising oil exports
      352 4 FT THE CHINESE government, in a major policy shift, has announced that the country's oil exports will not rise this year, in what it says is a bid to "help stabilise" the world oil market. In recent weeks, Chinese officials had indicated that increased oil
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      Lock icon The straight and narrow of dormitaries
      349 4 AP KAZUO TACHIKAWA manages energy affairs for CI toh, a major Japanese trading company, but he is forbidden to invite a woman to his room. He and thousands of other young Japanese gladly sacrifice convenient courtship for low rent, laundry service, the noodle machines
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      DAILY AIRCRAFT MOVEMENTS
      840 4 ARRIVALS Operator Strvici number Local tMM From LUFT LH688 0005 FRA/DXB OA OA472 0025 SYD/MEL SIA SQU 0125 LAX/TYO PAA PA21/5 0155 LAX/TYO/HKG RBA BM43 0300 BWN MAS MH7340 0320 BKI MAS MH68I 0620 KUL MAS MH603 0905 MUL MAS MH671 0935 KUL MAS MH811 0940 PEN
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      Lock icon US aid does more harm than good, says report
      545 5 UPI US AID to Third World countries has undermined agriculture, created massive corruption and contributed to the starvation of thousands of people. The Cato Institute, a Washington "think tank" with conservative and libertarian leanings, has drawn up a report based mainly
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      Lock icon Israel vows to continue war on Palestinian guerillas
      599 5 Reuter AP ISRAEL HAS promised to continue its war on Palestinian guerillas in spite of the failed attempt on Tuesday to capture guerilla leaders believed to have been aboard an intercepted Libyan executive jet. "We will continue to strike at guerilla targets,
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      Lock icon Deep under the White House high dramas are played out
      639 5 Reuter IF WORLD WAR m should break out, a handful of men and women who work in a subterranean White House chamber will be among the first to know. Called the "situation room" and equipped with the latest in advanced
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      Lock icon Rich nations must boost world economy, says IMF
      216 5 UPI THE MANAGING DIRECTOR of the International Monetary Fund says the "primary responsibility" of industrialised nations in helping debtor countries is to improve the global economic environment. Jacques de Larosiere told the Overseas Bankers Club in London on Monday that a slowdown
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      Lock icon Bonn's industrial output up by 4pc
      195 5 AFP WEST GERMAN industrial output increased an average of 4 per cent last year against 3 per cent in 1984, the Economy Ministry reported in Bonn, citing provisional figures from the Federal Statistics Office. Capital goods registered the most pronounced increase with 10.5 per
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      Lock icon Reagan considering world monetary talks
      732 5 Hint of change in American stand AP NYT PRESIDENT Ronald Reagan, vowing in his State of the Union address to end volatile swings in the value of the US dollar, said he was considering the need for a world conference aimed at reforming the international
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      Lock icon Panel of 18 named to tackle UN crisis
      261 5 Reuter A PANEL of 18 experts has 1 been named to review the ad- 1 ministrative and financial work- 1 ings of the United Nations, now i facing one of the worst financial < crises in its 40-year history. Many of the
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      Lock icon Castro hits out at Cuban sloth and America
      170 5 AP FIDEL CASTRO bitterly attacked the US government on Tuesday in an address to congress that also blasted Cuba's economic and social development as falling short of his expectations. Mr Castro criticised what he called the "imperialist" policies of the Reagan administration,
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      61 4 Doonesbury ARE POSITIVE! COME ON, lOUSURE uevßecrioezT ABOUT THIS OACKID THE GRAVE ZOMBI a YARD BEFORE THE STUFF SR* f THE VOODOO SORCERER -rue. HJHO DIP HIM IN! WHO WAT* MOWS UHATBVII PUR. POSE HE HAS IN STORE FOR PUKE! m sMH zi,»M a i W V tea* HOW DO
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  • RAW MATERIALS
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      Lock icon Coffee price swings were expected
      293 6 AFP DRAMATIC PRICE movements of coffee in January were expected, according to London traders E D and F Man in their latest market review. The International Coffee Organisation's decision not to give immediate effect to the suspension of export quotas, as supported by some consumers
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      Consumption of rubber in North America likely to rise 0.2pc
      150 6 RUBBER CON SUMPTION in North America dropped 2 per cent to 2.94 million tonnes last year and should grow by a marginal 0.2 per cent this year, according to the International Institute of Synthetic Rubber Producers. The institute forecast that
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      Lock icon Illegal felling of timber hits Thai coffers
      189 6 Bernama ILLEGAL FELLING of timber by syndicates in Thailand has deprived the government of millions of dollars in revenue annually, the Director-General of the TTiai Forestry Department, Dr Chumni Boonybhas, has said. The syndicate concentrated on teak as the wood fetched a high
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      Lock icon Cyclone destroys US$40m of Queensland sugar crop
      155 6 Reuter THE TROPICAL cyclone which tore through North Queensland last weekend destroyed sugar worth at least US$4O million, an official report said. State Primary Industries Minister Neil Turner said in the report this amounted to a loss of between 20 and 30 per
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      Lock icon Rich cobalt deposit found off Japan
      72 6 AFP A RICH cobalt deposit was found by Japanese researchers in Japan's 320 km economic zone in the western Pacific. The Tokyo daily Yomiuri Shim bun said samples collected from the seabed were found to contain 0.5 per cent of cobalt and other rare
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      RUBBER
      194 6 BINQAPORE THE MARKET yesterday closed higher with March One RSS buyer* quoted at 165 JO cents per klk>, up 2.50 cents from Tuesday. The morning session gained 2.50 cents on speculative buying and short covering in fairly active trading. Prices were little changed in quiet afternoon trading due to
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      Produce exchange
      148 6 Chines# Product Exchange Robusto 20/25% FOB NSW 590.00 Stiffs' noon dosing pi Feb 5 (SS/100 kg) rices en Nutmeg 110 FOB NSW 677 00 Coconut oil E&W FOB NSW 597 00 Bute Foe 60 00 Gainbier Old <*um FOB 73.00 FOB NSW 330 00 New drum FOB 77.00
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      PALM OIL
      164 6 MALAYSIAN crude palm oil prices yesterday closed higher, extending their rises on further covering after the recent easiness and ahead of the Lunar New Year holidays. The rebound in Chicago soyoil futures on Tuesday night also accounted for the firmness. Feb deliveries in the south and central firmed
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      KL Tin
      84 6 UN PRICE mi Ike Kult Limpir Tie Market, KLTM, yesterday dreppei farther te MfllJC per kOe, dewa eeate treat Taeeday. lie farther tell reflected the appearaaee »f reaewed selllag as met hayere eiatt—bl eaatfteas ahead ef the lateraatfteaal Tta Ceaaell aad eredltera *P> y-tor-Taraever taereaeed *arpty te a
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      RICE
      66 6 Bangkok (USS/tonM. FO«) Whit* Rice 100« Wt doss 270 100% 2nd class 245 100% 3rd do» 240 5% 230 10% 225 15% 220 20% 210 25% 200 35% 195 Broken Rice A-l Sup«r >40 A-1 Special 137 C-l SfMciai unq C-l Ord unq Loonzoin Rice 100% 1st grade unq
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      LONDON MARKETS
      804 6 COFFEE ROBUSTA COFFEE futures on Tuesday lifted back off earlier lows in the afternoon to post losses from Monday night of £20 to £58 a tonne as the market reacted favourably to New York's move away from initial limit losses, and Jobbers took their profits on the day,
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      WHEAT
      231 6 WHEAT FUTURES on Tuesday finished the day mostly higher amid thin trade dominated by commission house and local activity on the Chicago Board of Trade, traders said. Prices closed up two cents a bushel to unchanged, with March ending at USS3.24V« a bushel, up two US cents. Trade was
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      RAS and MBELB
      240 6 RAS prices ScMtt/k|, FOt m b NOON •Ws aosc m Int 1 RSS Prompt 164.50 Int 1 RSS Mar 86 166.00 Int 1 RSS Apr 86 169.50 krtt 2 RSS O P 162.00 Int 3 RSS O.P. 160.00 kit 4 RSS O P. 156 00 Int 5
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      SSR and SMR
      98 6 (canti/kf, 1-ton p o*«n) 1 86 ARL 86 (CIMTM it month) (forword month) NOON NOON RAS Sthw Sttttrs SSR 20 171.00 173.00N 172.00 174 OON SSR SO 166 50 168.50N 167.50 169 50N MRELB R Mnvn S#IWn SMR CV 234 00 236.00N ***** 237 OON SMR L
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      SOYBEAN
      245 6 SOYBEAN FUTURES on Tuesday closed mixed, with nearbys up as much as Vt US cent a bushel and deferreds down 3V4 cents in moderately active trade on the Chicago Board of Trade. Spot March ended up Vi cent at USss.2B'/« a bushel. A firm cash soybean h««in and increasing
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      405 6 NOTICES COMPANIES ACT, CAP. ISS AND IN THE MATTES OP GLOBAL INTERNATIONAL PROPERTIES FIE LTD (Members' Vataatary UlMtnn) FINAL MEETING NOTICE is hereby given, In pursuance of Section 306 of the Companies Act, Cap. 185, that the FINAL GENERAL MEETING of the members of the abovenamed company will be held
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      342 6 THE COMPANIES ACT, CAP 1» T r.Tfc I I li) TRANSPORT RENTAL PTE LTD (IN CREDITORS' VOLUNTARY WINDING UP) NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that at an Extraordinary General Meeting of the abovenamed Company duly convened and held at 36 Robinson Road, #05-01/02 City House, Singapore 0106 on 31 January 1986,
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      280 6 I'l.ii'ri, THE COMPANIES ACT, CAP. 184 AND SINGAPORE PTE LTD (la Members' Vdutvy NOTICE OP SPECIAL RESOLUTION (Pimait to SeetfM 2M(Z)<b) At an Extraordinary General Meeting of the company held at #05-28 Orchard Towers, 400 Orchard Road, Singapore 0923 on the 3 day of February 1866, the following Special Resolution
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      300 6 Cfc«: I "f\« I C THE COMPANIES ACT, CAP. UK AND iCfc I■ I >■!' f\9 I C' YUASA MACHINERY (8) PTE LTD (la Mwheri' Velutary IlfHsWn) >i > J»*' M RESOLUTION (Pimaat to Seetto. 2M(2)(k) At an Extraordinary General Meeting of the company held at 2 Shenton Way #06-06,
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      321 6 THE COMPANIES ACT, CAP 1» GREEN HOUSE BEAUTY (IN CREDITORB VOLUNTARY WINDING-UP) NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that at an Extraordinary General Meeting of a GREEN HOUSE BEAUTY ft FITNESS PTE LTD duly convened and held at 36 Robinson Road, #06-01/02 City House, Singapore 0106 on 30 January 1966, the following
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      147 6 OFFICIAL NOTICE PROPOSAL TO CHANGE OF SHIPS NAME We, Aldebaran Pte Ltd of 19 Keppel Road, #07-05/07 Jit Poh Building, Singapore 0208, hereby give notice that In consequence of our Intention to change the name of the motor vessel "Jeddah Crown" we have applied to the registrar of Singapore ships
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  • BANKING AND FINANCE
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      Lock icon Argentina negotiating for compromise on IMF loan
      265 7 UPI ARGENTINA, the third-largest Latin American debtor, could lose at least one disbursement from an International Monetary Fund standby loan because it has not provided information needed to evaluate its economic performance. Financial sources in Washington said yesterday that "what Argentina is trying
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      Lock icon HK licences for three banks
      81 7 Reuter THREE of Australia's main trading banks said they had been granted full banking licences in Hongkong in reciprocity for foreign bank access to the Australian market. Westpac Banking Corp, the Commonwealth Bank and National Australia Bank Ltd, have all received verbal approval from the
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      Lock icon UK reserves figures boost rates hopes
      124 7 NYT THE BRITISH government's hopes of avoiding a damaging rise in interest rates received a boost from official figures showing a rise in the UK's foreign currency reserves and a sharp slowdown in bank lending last month. The figures, released on Monday, surprised London's
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      Lock icon Fund puts ban on new loans to Sudan
      450 7 AP THE INTERNATIONAL Monetary Fund has banned any new loans to the heavily indebted government of Sudan. The IMF said in a statement on Tuesday that its executive board had declared Sudan "ineligible to use" the fund's resources, as of Monday. It
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      US banks see deregulation soon
      393 7 THE BANKING INDUSTRY in the US believes the way is being paved (or nation-wide banking in the country and expects a significant level of rationalisation in the coming years. Mr James Labick, a New Yorkbased financial services chief consultant (or Arthur Andersen, recently addressed a
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  • MONEY AND EXCHANGES
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      Forex markets
      1298 7 BINGAPORE THE US dollar yesterday closed higher against most major currencies, except sterling, but was below the day's highs in moderate but cautious trading. The dollar opened narrowly mixed, then rose in in early afternoon trading but it fell hfK* slightly later on some dollar selling following news
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      Money markets
      100 7 THE OVERNIGHT rate on the Singapore interbank money market closed at 4'<4 yesterday. One month term rates (ell '/i point while two- and three-month rates fell 1/16 each. S$ Interbank rates at 7pm yesterday: Offer Bid Overnight 4 1/8 4 1-month 5 4 7/8 2-month 5 1/16 4
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      Asian $ market
      291 7 Asian market ASIAN DOLLAR deposit rates yesterday closed steady at opening levels, after a day of quiet trading. Short-dates weakened initially due to the late fall in the US Fed funds rate but thereafter held unchanged. Overnight closed at 7-15/16 7-13/16 per cent and week fixed at eight 7H. Period
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      Gold
      262 7 HONGKONG: GOLD yesterday closed stronger but was off the day's high because of some late position squaring. The bullion price finished at U*****.00/50 an ounce against an Initial 335.90/336.40 but was still shove New York's 333.60/334.10 close. Dealers attributed the initial strength to shortcovering after Tuesday's sharp falls in
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      Lock icon Simex
      375 7 BA Futures MARCH EuiiiUir yesterday opened at 92.11, gapped down from Tuesday's close as a result of the weaker than expected investors' demand for the first leg of the US treasury auction on Tuesday night. Trading was cautious within a range of 95.11 and 92.13 with traders still concern
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      471 7 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that, I Ng Say Leong of No. 871 Upper Thomson Road Singapore, have applied for a Wholesale Liquor Shop Licence in respect of premises at Chin Seng Wine Merchant Trading Blk 285 #01-08 Yishun Ave 6 Singapore, 2776 and that this application will be heard in
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      469 7 NOTICE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that, I Low Hock Seng of Blk. 79 Marine Drive #18-26 Singapore 1544 have applied for a Wholesale Liquor Shop Licence in respect of premises at m/s Fen wick Trading Pte Ltd 15 Beach Rd #02-11 Beach Centre Singapore 0718 and that this application will
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      Manila at the crossroads
      439 8 IT IS PART of human frailty that when something goes wrong, we look for a scapegoat. With the socio-economic quagmire now facing the Philippines, much blame for the current situation is laid at the feet of President Marcos. This is not without reason because Marcos had
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      Singapore's missing skills
      1667 8  -  300,000 workers in need of extra training Workers in sales, clerical, service, production and manual jobs are lacking in the three "Cs" commitment, competence and capacity and it is time they are given the right training, reports ZHOU MEI. ZHOU MEI IT IS NOT ENOUGH just to
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      There are better ways to reduce savings
      176 8  -  Letters to the Editor Yeo Seng Kia Dear Sir, You have missed the most important point in the CPF issue in your article published on Feb 3 in BT. The point is if the CPF rate is maintained at the existing level, national
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      Arguments sound
      37 8  -  Keen Supporter Dear Sir, With reference to the BT article on Feb 3, I would like to say that it is an excellent article...very well thought out... sound arguments. I hope the authorities will listen.
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      185 8 AU THE 1985-8 6 S \l'( > ,N VV'f IIM S s>> --4 i9Bs'^ 6 z> s <^>s m rh RT 36 0 Nt rH* o 7A f 'S *2 v iNr &s wfa <% *v s V* :V; «#lP|(|B Regarded by service and industry leaders throughout the world as
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      686 8 CRYPTIC PUZZLE ACROSS I He's o doctor at heart (6) 7 Where to fly the flog for a master or saint? (4, 4) 8 Marco's game? (4) 10 To stay out of bed makes a carol singer better! (4, 2) 11 Charlton, near Isleworth? (6) 14 The left, for instance
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  • SPORTS
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      Baptism of fire fails to quash spirit of Striker's Bowl
      415 9  -  By BRIAN MILLER SOMETIMES it takes more than a fire to burn away enthusiasm. Three months ago, Striker's Bowl looked doomed or so everyone thought. A midnight blaze threatened to put back the opening by at least six months and
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      Lock icon Connors defeats Krishnan in three-hour match
      263 9 AP TOP-SEEDED Jimmy Connors battled unseeded Ramesh Krishnan for almost three hours on Tuesday night before pulling out a 1-6, 6-1, 7-6 (7-3) second-round victory in the U*****,000 Volvo Tennis US Indoor National Championship in Memphis, Tennessee. Connors was down 5-3 in the third
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      Lock icon Jahangir and Devoy still top
      124 9 AFP WORLD CHAMPIONS Jahangir Khan of Pakistan and Susan Devoy of New Zealand have kept their places at the top of the latest International Squash Players' Association (ISPA) rankings. Jahangir, who won a record fifth men's title in Cairo last year, is followed by Ross
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      Lock icon McMahon can't bear the thought of starting new season so soon
      435 9 UPI CHICAGO BEARS quarterback Jim McMahon has finished the season less than content, in spite of his team's victory in Super Bowl XX. "This was supposed to be the ultimate in football," McMahon said after he was given a
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      Lock icon Snag in Olympic TV talks
      259 9 Reuter AP "BOYCOTT INSURANCE" has emerged as an issue in contract talks between negotiators for the South Korean Olympic Organising Committee and America's National Broadcasting Company. Though NBC won the rights to televise the 1988 Summer Olympics last October, a contract has not yet been
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      Local Dunhill Cup team taking shape
      534 9  -  Now that the PGA's Order of Merit has been drawn up, three names leap to mind as most likely to spearhead Singapore's Dunhill Cup challenge. With them lie the Republic's hopes of glory. By WALTON MORAIS POH ENG SOON, Lim Kian Tiong and Lim
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      Lock icon Kapil Dev leads men to World Series win
      285 9 INDIA TRIUMPHS AS ENGLAND FALLS AP INDIA sliced through the Australian middle order batting yesterday to be left facing a moderate target for victory in the first final of the World Series Cup in Sydney. In a rain-shortened game, Australia finished with
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      Lock icon A historic day for Windward Islands
      282 9 AP THE WINDWARD ISLANDS cricket team scored its first victory against a touring team on Tuesday, defeating England by seven wickets in just under one hour's play on the final day of the four-day opening match at Araos Vale in St Vincent. The Windwards,
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      79 9 Florence Where Galileo Galilei, Leonardo da Vina, Michelangelo and Dante set everlasting standards for all of mankind. Where even today, the highest standards of style and fashion are still maintained and cultivated. The spirit of this ageless city is unmistakably reflected in the Rado Florence. Feather-light. Slim and elegant Waterproof.
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      1050 9 w to mm THURSDAY FEATURE SPECIAL Cleopatra (Part 1) 10.30 pm, Channel 5 Elizabeth Taylor in her pre-flab days plays Cleopatra in Joseph Mankiewicz's epic about the legendary Egyptian queen and her relationship with Julius Caesar and Mark Anthony. IH' '''IHIIIiIIMf W "I 1 m >s Tk Richard Burton, Rax
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  • INTERNATIONAL STOCKS
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      Lock icon Gillette's strength attracts attention on Wall Street
      342 10 Reuter GILLETTE CO's domination of the razor Made business combined with expansion into other consumer lines, including toiletries and small appliances, have whetted the appetites of some Wall Street analysts for the company's shares. A revival of old takeover rumours also helped propel
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      Selected indices
      90 10 HONGKONG Tuesday 1619.8* Week ago 1575.8 "fe oe Tuesday 1728.81 NEW YORK Week ago 1736.35 Dow Jones Tuesday 1593^23 TOKYO Monday 1594 27* Week ago 1556.42 Nikkei Average Wednesday 131*5.66*. Standard Poors Tuesday Tuesday 212.79 ***** Week ago *****.14 TSE Index Week ago 209.81 Wednesday 1051.12 Tuesday !91Z?£
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      Lock icon New York closes lower as investors turn wary
      312 10 Reuter THE NEW YORK stock market finished with a small loss on Tuesday as investors turned cautious after one of the most concentrated winning streaks in history. The Dow Jones Industrial Average fell one point to 1583, retreating from Monday's record close.
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      Toronto
      159 10 Fit 04 C$ *"P Oi Inco Abrtfa 23 unch J* J*®» *P* /Mean 43* -1 U* Aluomo 20 «h K«r Add Argoan HMgt Lo«ow £2*Mon»!. 30* -i* May Bank Nova Scofto 12* V.*** M Canada 37* BP Can Ltd 30 Moor* Cp 42* -2* 20* 38* -2 20* B
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      Johannesburg
      218 10 RB 04 M IMMC Wootworth 1275 inch MDUSTWALS Ml MMGS A Afcho 1125 4135 -115 Abarconn 245 -5 *****6 200 AE And O 960 inch -5 75 Bhryoon 1550 -75 -150 AMIC 3700 Burfofc Boriowt 1530 unch 1987 •13 C G SrrWth 2400 unch 1050 CNA 250 5 1730
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      New York
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      European markets
      786 10 Amsterdam FEB 04 Fb AflN 594 00 4-7 112.30 0 5 Ahold 8270 1.5 166.20 1.1 AMEV 8690 1.7 ***** 1 39 50 ♦03 Boll 583 SO 12.5 Blv Tat ***** 3.5 C<*va 521 00 5 Dai M| Efcmar ***** 1 Frfi 48.40 •0.1 81.00 ♦2.7 279.00 7
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      53 10 Reuter SALES OF US-made cars fell by 4.7 per cent in late January from last year's levels as two of the "big three" carmakers began to run km on cars. Sales for both Ford and Chrysler for the Jan 21-31 period declined, while GM sales rose.
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      680 10 c ii Witce* to wiiae, <iln« arid entortoia TONIGHT A Whole Leg of Tender US fcrf The Chef carves at 8.15 pm every Tuesday and Thursday at the Baron's Table In the best European tradition of old, our Chef will ceremoniously carve a succulent roast, done to a turn, on
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      215 10 London on bock pagi Pi Mi A fc-t ■V a it 2 »KM kl u The best Teochew delicacies, dian-xin and seafood dishes in town. Discover mouth-watering delights prepared by Hong Kong chefs. And feel like royalty while you dine in Oriental splendour. Open daily from: 11.00 am 3.00pm for
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  • ASIAN STOCKS
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      Hongkong
      340 11 HONGKONG: Share prices were barely changed yesterday, after a day of quiet and slow trading ahead of the Lunar New Year holidays. The Hang Seng Index lost 5.73 points to 1,723.08 against a 12.05-point loss in midmorning. Brokers said most investors closed their books for the current lunar year
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      Taipei
      219 11 FEB 05 Al Sincar* Indus Aim C«tunt MT 2.15 26 10 001 unch Lion Hwa Indus Nan Ya Ptos Pocihc Cons Pacific Ekct 14 00 33 20 1900 1520 0.2 0 2 unch 0.5 Cathay Con* 32.20 0.2 084 004 Chang Hwa Bank 45.50 23 00 -0.5 -0.1 Sharp
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      Tokyo
      414 11 TOKYO: Prices soared yesterday in active trading to drive the market's index to an all-time closing high of 13,185.66. Brokers said the market was powered by news that President Reagan has affirmed his commitment to cutting the federal deficit and fighting protectionist legislation. Trading, dominated by individual investors, boosted
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      Manila
      57 11 FIB 05 fam On«ntal B 0 011 -0 001 Philex B ***** unch 0001 0009 0 006 PLOT 39 50 unch Artos Con. 6 Boguo Gold Bosk P«trot*um 12 0001 0003 106 unch unch unch unch Podco B Pogei 21 25 -0 25 Bcnautt Con. B 0006 i*Kh 740
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      Sydney
      327 11 SYDNEY: Australian share markets closed easier yesterday with falls across the board on profittaking among industrial stocks, a fall in BHP and a continued weak resources sector. At the close of trading, the All Ordinaries Index had fallen 14.8 points to 1,060.7, the All Industrials 10.1 to 1,609.2 and
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      Seoul
      78 11 FEB 05 Bonk Seoul Choteung 6k Woo 667 618 -2 -2 Hyundoi Const Hyundoi Motor KAL 1040 1912 698 -19 -88 -2 Commefcial Bk Doekm bid 671 510 -I unch Yukong 1651 39 Doewoo Ccxp 562 960 50 18 •f) Lucky Ltd 865 24 Dong Ah 480 1077 Samsung
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      Bangkok
      148 11 BANGKOK: The Securities Exchange of Thailand Index shed 1.38 yesterday to 136.39. Turnover amounted to 157,836 shares valued at 18.6 million baht. FEB OS Mtt Sam Citaan 71 -2 Aokhom Tha Sam City ASM FAKC Camant 434 •12 Ayuthayo In* 144 South A*a Ffcra Strong Pock Bangkok Agro-tad 23
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      Lock icon US banker for Jardines board
      65 11 AFP JARDINE MATHESON, Hongkong's oldest British trading house, has appointed US banker Brian Powers as a director of the company starting April 15. Mr Powers, 36, who was previously a New York merchant bank director at James D Wolfensohn Inc, is to have executive authority
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      Lock icon Indian companies to tap bond market
      446 11 Three state enterprises plan issues this month Reuter STATE-OWNED Indian companies are to start tapping the bond market for the first time this month, taking advantage of a change in government regulations to attract new funding, stock brokers and financial consultants said. At least
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      Lock icon BHP suitor asked to spell out plans
      181 11 Reuter THE BELL RESOURCES partial takeover bid for Broken Hill Proprietary Co (BHP) will not be registered until Bell chairman Robert Holmes a Court outlines his plans for BHP. Victoria attorney-gener-al Jim Kennan said the Victoria state government and the Corporate Affairs Commission
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    • Article
      Unit trusts
      230 11 Monegen' prices for Feb 6 MARA-Bun Frst B'potro liputr 448 S 453 Sinasoor* Unit Trust Second B'putra 421 426 The Commtfct 087 092 Third Bjputra Fmdti B'pcitro 344 3.74 349 3.79 The SovTogj Fund 077 0.82 Fifth B'putra 2.39 244 S'pore Prog Fund 035 037 Sixth E'putra 239
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      164 11 s i i? 3$ The \vory wishes all patrons A Happy Prosperous Lunar New Vear. \m\ wo fd m Level 4 A vortex of sight, sound and sheer imagery m m m* 0^ 4fx< m m ft £s>ies GU£> S 7 93 J- Exclusive fool Membership for only $15 a
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  • SHARE INFORMATION
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      Strong showing of SIA takes market higher
      4097 12 LED BY SINGAPORE Airlines, the stock market rose for the fifth consecutive trading session yesterday in slightly more active trading. The market opened steady, with selected Singapore stocks led by SIA again in the limelight while the rest of the market lagged behind.
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      Chief price changes
      259 12 SINGAPORE Rises Ind n ItCM S 1 A 590 20 8T CtapwM BTMkatar Pafc 4 Fat 5 527.87 529 47 MIFM so* ?<? 19 *****87 *****04 S t M 605 10 8TO8/OS +9 +127 Sri Hart— Mi IBS 10 8T CAM •8716 -8895 AM Owe ISO 10
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      Business done on the SES
      2584 12 BID and offer prices officially listed and business in and reported to the Stock Exchange of Singapore yesterday with the number of shares traded shown in brackets in lots of 1,000 units unless otherwise specified. All Time Settlement Contracts are quoted after the word "SETT".
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  • COMPANY NEWS
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      Kesang gets approval to buy stake in Nesma
      425 13 KESANG CORP Bhd has obtained Baric Negara approval for its acquisition of a 20 per cent stake in Nesma Finance Bhd. However, approval is still pending for its proposed three-for-two rights issue. This was disclosed yesterday by Mr Mat Shah Safuan, the
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      COMPANY BRIEFS
      104 13 FOLLOWING the purchase of 3.6 million shares of Malaysian Feedmilis by Bidara Holdings Sdn Bhd, Messrs Mazlan Harun and Ramlan Harun have been appointed directors in place of Gan Teng Geow, Yeo Guan Seng and Loh Ee Cheok. Mr Lee Kok Pheng has been appointed alternate director to
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      KL prices end mixed
      430 13 SHARE PRICES plodded through another dreary day to close mixed at the Kuala Lumpur stock market yesterday. Much of the activity was centred on a handful of situational counters in the industrials and finance sectors. Elsewhere, trading was light and price movements were restricted. The official
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      DIVIDENDS ANNOUNCED
      419 13 Current Ex Books Date Total tor Total for payment date close payable the year lost yeor A B N 13%l Aug 19 NYA NYA 13% 26% Ayer Molek 15% Jan 17 Jan 29 Feb 18 20% 20% Batu Kowon 15% Jan 27 Feb 6 Feb 27 20% 15%
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      Sime Darby reshuffles top management
      259 13 SIME DARBY BHD has announced a major reshuffle of top management posts involving Pernas Sime Darby Holdings (PSDH), Tractors Malaysia, United Estate Projects and Dunlop Malaysian Industries Bhd (DMIB), to take effect from March 1. The giant conglomerate is appointing Tractors Malaysia's finance director, Mr
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      KLSE to ensure all brokers are agreeable to lifeboat
      575 13 THE KUALA LUMPUR Stock Exchange (KLSE) is believed to be considering amending its rules to ensure that all stockbrokers agree to the proposed MsBo million standby credit facility. This is because full acceptance by member firms is essential to instil confidence
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      Second-half results weigh down earnings at General Securities
      454 13 A SEVERE deterioration of the stock market during the second half of last year took a heavy toll on the performance of General Securities Investment, the first local closed-ended unit to unveil its full-year report card. During the second half-year to Dec
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      Business done on the KLSE
      2278 13 BID and offer prices officially listed and business in and reported to the Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange yesterday, with the number of shares traded shown in brackets in lots of 1,000 units unless otherwise specified. a. a a vxiusmats A Choc (I 806) Xd Abb
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      Unico expected to meet on GUH offer
      133 13 UNICO HOLDINGS Bhd is expected to hold a board meeting today to make a decision on whether to accept the offer from Grand United Holdings to sell a 32 per cent stake in Supreme Corp to Unico. Unico had earlier proposed to buy
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      COMPANY MEETINGS
      110 13 THE AYER MOLEK Rubber C—paay Berhad: 71st AGM at No 22 (Upper floor of No 20), Jalan Hang Jebat, ***** Malacca, tomorrow at 11 am. SINGAPORE PRESS HaMlags Limited: 1st AGM at the Auditorium, 2nd Floor, News Centre, 82 Genting Lane, Singapore 1334 on Saturday, Feb 15, at
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      161 13 SOURCE FOR ACCOUNTING, MANAGERIAL or SECRETARIAL STAFF Call *****33 and source from our KXECUTIVE STAFF REGISTER J Tlf MANAGEMENT consultants La 1 IV. PTE LTD EXECUTIVE RECRUITMENT SERVICE #06-04 Orchard Towers Singapore 0923 Licence No B-0846-01 V NOTICE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that, I Robert Tan Kim Hong of Blk
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      172 13 Selling to one billion begins with 660,000. INTERNATIONAL TRADE NEWS Singapore Supplements Two Three Securing business in China greatly depends on how well their decision-makers know about you. International Trade News (ITN) can be your communication link with 660,(XX) Chinese policy makers and senior officials. This influential business newspaper is
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  • Article
    New SDF training project to be better than Best
    484 14  -  Scheme to equip workers with more than basic education By CHUANG PECK MING IF "BEST" is not good enough, a new project launched by the Skills Development Fund yesterday seeks to equip workers with a lot more than just "basic education
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    Protectionism expected to figure in Asean-Reagan meeting
    308 14 PRESIDENT REAGAN can expect to hear about the protectionist problem and its effects on Asean when he meets foreign ministers from the regional group in April. The proposed meeting in Bali will be particularly valuable, coming as it does just before Mr Reagan
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    Standard Chartered tenants get early hong bao
    379 14  -  By ALVIN TAY THERE WERE some early hong baos for tenants of Standard Chartered Bank's 44-storey building in Battery Road yesterday when they received $540,000 worth of property tax rebates from the bank. Mr Michael Brown, the bank's area general manager, explained that
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    LONDON STOCKS
    887 14 SHARE PRICES opened steady to mixed yesterday. INDUSTRIALS Fab 04 Ptoce ACed-Lyom 263 unch Ass Dories BTR PLC 405 5 Bobcocks 180 2 Barclays 447 unch Beecnom 361 -4 BCC 293 unch But Orel* 536 3 BOC Group 302 5 Boots 241 -4 Bowater 298 BATS 348 2
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    Sincere hits back and claims trade was hampered
    312 14 A COUNTER SUIT has been filed by Sincere Hampers against Kok Joo International, the transport company which has petitioned to wind Sincere up for "failing to pay for services rendered". The legal action by Sincere one of the largest hamper dealers in
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    Craft Print bucks the trend
    374 14 BAD TIMES may be what most people are talking about, but workers at a local printing company have never had it so good. Craft Print has Just paid out its highest bonuses in its 10-year history. Its 100 staff, who were given a grand 10th
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    Banks see bills financing sink to six-year lows
    461 14  -  By AMY BALAN BANKS ARE FEELING the impact of the economic recession in more ways than one as financing of import and export bills sank to their lowest levels in more than six years. More shrinkage is expected in the coming months.
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    Lock icon Garuda to share costs with rival airlines
    139 14 Reuter STATE-OWNED Garuda Indonesian Airways has reached tentative agreement on reciprocal flight accords with four other Asian airlines. It has also announced that its debt service payments on dollar loans from the 1970s and early 1980s would total US$l9O million in calendar 1986
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    Lock icon Beijing bans violent foreign films
    102 14 UPI REACTING to high-level political criticism, Chinese film authorities have banned the import of foreign films containing sex and violence, as well as those which "distort history". The overseas edition of the official communist party newspaper People's Daily said yesterday that the China Film Export
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    Lock icon Dow Jones lower
    66 14 Reuter THE NEW YORK stock market was generally lower in active trading yesterday. The Dow Jones Industrial Average was off a fraction from the 1583 level where it ended on Tuesday after a one point decline. Declines led advances by a narrow margin on 16 million shares.
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      Lock icon Noboru rules out yen intervention
      42 14 Reuter JAPANESE Finance Minister Noboru Takeshita told Parliament he does not think the current dollar/yen rate requires any dollar-buying intervention. The finance minister made the remark after the dollar closed at 192.65 yen in Tokyo yesterday. Reuter
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      Lock icon Great expectations for Bank of China
      38 14 AFP THE BANK OF CHINA (HOC), Beijing's foreign exchange offshoot, could rank among the world's 20 largest banks by 1990, BOC president Wang Deyan was yesterday quoted as saying in Beijing. AFP
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      Lock icon EC bemoans lack of innovation
      46 14 Reuter THE EUROPEAN COMMUNITY'S (EC) lacklustre performance in high-technology industries over the past decade is a major cause of its record high unemployment rate, a European Commission study said. It criticised European policy makers, accusing them of neglecting industrial innovation. Reuter
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      Lock icon Nepal to impose work permits
      52 14 UPI THE NEPALESE government said on Tuesday it would force foreigners working in the fledgling garment industry to get work permits after US officials last month expressed fears that Indian businessmen were using Nepal as a new transit point to beat quotas imposed on New
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      Lock icon Thai coup miscalculations
      36 14 UPI SENIOR THAI military officers who helped put down a coup attempt last .September were actually expected to Join the rebels in the early hours of the uprising, a state witness testified yesterday.
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      Lock icon China says Viets plan more fighting
      25 14 Reuter CHINA yesterday accused Vietnam of planning to intensify fighting along their border and promised to punish any aggression.
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      Lock icon Irian Jaya move praised
      47 14 AFP AN AUSTRALIAN opposition delegation which has just returned from Irian Jaya yesterday commended the controversial transmigration programme in the Indonesian province. Liberal Party frontbencher David Connolly said the mainly Melanesian population could not realistically expect to keep the province to themselves. AFP
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      Lock icon Qantas jet has hot landing
      38 14 UPI ONE ENGINE of a Qantas airways jetliner caught fire shortly after the plane landed in Hongkong's airport yesterday, but none of the passengers and crew was injured, a government spokeswoman said. UPI
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      107 14 BARCLAYS BANK CHANNEL ISLANDS Financial Forum ibr Expatriates Mr Basil Bush, Senior Manager of Barclays Bank PLC Jersey will be in SINGAPORE for the period 17th to 19th February 1986 to talk on the full range of Barclays products and services available in the Channel Islands and to discuss on
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      53 14 wMm Outlook for today: Showers over several areas in the afternoon. Report for 24 hours prior to 7.30pm on Feb 5 at the o*port: Maximum temperature 30.7 Associated humidity 63 Minimum temperature 23.6 Associated humidity 93 Hours of sunshine 6.80 Rainfall in millimetres nil Rainfall this month 26.7 Rainy days
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  • SHIPPING TIMES
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      BBS and Navy conclude ro-ro deals
      122 15 BARBER BLUE SEA has negotiated a sales deal with the US Navy involving three roll-on/roll-off ships. The deal is said to worth between NKr 500 to NKr 600 million. These are the Barber Taif and Barber Tons berg which are operated by Wilh Wilhelmsen
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      Joint service study to be completed in mid-year
      366 15  -  By G DURAIRAJ THE FIRST PHASE of the in-tra-Asean shipping study on the establishment of a joint liner shipping service is expected to be completed around the middle of this year. This will be followed by another two phases of detailed investigation
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      ANL gets approval to enter stevedoring market outside its own terminals
      234 15  -  -By Kingsley Wood AUSTRALIAN NATIONAL Line has been given government approval to enter the general stevedoring market outside its own terminals. The line is already a major stevedore but it handles only its own ships and those of its
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      PNSC manages to make small profit
      136 15 AFTER SUFFERING massive losses for years, the Pakistan National Shipping Corp managed to make a small profit for the 1964/85 financial year to June, 1965. The national carrier posted profits of Rupees 8 million (US$O.5 million). Although this is small compared with PNSC's total
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        Lock icon Changes in CAFs
        110 15 Reuter THE FAR EASTERN Freight Conference and related conferences is adjusting the currency adjustment factor (CAF) for the North Continent (West Germany/Benelux) to 20.50 per cent from 16.50 per cent, effective Feb 8. The new final CAF result will be 17.22 per cent, after taking into the
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        Lock icon Chittagong port condition
        43 15 Reuter ONE SHIP is awaiting berth in Chittagong on Tuesday and 18 are discharging cement, general cargo and containers, port officials said. They said the maximum wait for a berth is two days. Two ships are loading jute goods. Reuter
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        Triestino resume China run
        67 15 LLOYD TRESTTNO WILL resume its service between Italy and China. The Italian line plans to offer regular services at 40 days interval to Whampoa and Huang-pu. Other Chinese ports which may be included are Guangzhou, Xingang and Dalian. The chartered Imme Oldendorff will sail from Genoa
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      1091 16 GRAIN fixing was confined to Australia and Argentina on the London freight market on Tuesday, and the rates showed an underlying downward trend in a slow business. The underlying trend remained downward. In grain fixing, a harness withy vessel received U5513.90 (2,000 discharge free) for a 28,000-ton wheat
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      1553 16 Some thoughts from Paul Slater Fairplay "THE CHEMISTRY IS right for change, with every international bank containing its shipping interest or ridding itself of its marine involvement. There must be a better way of running a shipping industry and now, with so many
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      642 16 AB Shpg V 5 Accord Shpg VI 3 Afea Line VI 3 Anro Service IV 3/4 ANL 1 1/2 ARC Line V 4 APL III 2/3 ASCL Ml 1 Bait-Canada Line V« 4/5 Bah-Orient Line VI 4/5 Bank Line V 5 BBS a 4/5 Ben Line Cont
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      Lock icon Mario Biaggi introduces new bill
      299 16 Seatrade Week CONGRESSMAN MARIO Biaggi has again introduced a new bill, entitled The Merchant Marine Act Amendments of 1966, that he hopes will terminate some obsolete maritime legislation and allow the US Merchant Marine to compete more effectively with other international fleets. According to the
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      218 17 WAH KWONG SHIPPING, the fi-nancially-stricken Hongkong company, has reached an agreement to take back five vessels chartered to Kangaroo Karlander Line (KKL). The agreement was reached with Arthur Young A Co, the provisional liquidators of KKL. In addition, the equity division of
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      402 17 Lloyd's List FORWARDERS IN the UK intend to resolve one of their longest standing grievances against liner operators by taking legal action in Europe. The Institute of Freight Forwarders has given its representatives a mandate to explore the possibility of suing one or
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      Australia-China trade not up to exporter's expectation
      392 17  -  By Kingsley Wood AUSTRALIA'S trade with China has not developed to the extent expected by either exporters or the federal government, which has gone to considerable lengths to foster relations with Beijing. Numerous Joint ventures and trade deals are in the pipeline but
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      291 17 AFP THE CARGO capacity of ships calling at Hongkong during the third quarter of 1965 rose by 13 per cent over the same period in 1984, with container ships in the majority. The 3,341 ships, 404 more than in the same period in
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      59 17 Reuter STATE-OWNED companies and manufacturing units must move at least 40 per cent of their foreign trade cargo on Indian ships, Indian Minister of State for Surface Transport Rajesh Pilot said. An official decision taken several years ago to support the
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      425 17 Fab 10-11 38th Annual Technical Conference oI the Canadian Shipbuilding and Shiprepairing Association, Queen Elizabeth Hotel, Montreal, incorporating the first Canadian Shipbuilding A Offshore Exhibition. Feb 11 Lecture, "The work of Lloyd's Register of Shipping," by R Daniel, organised by Nautical Institute (Irish branch). University of Ulster. Feb
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      95 17 COOL CARRIERS will begin a new service to transport frozen beef from Australia to US in March. The agreement was reached at the end of last year between the Swedish company and the Australian Meat and Livestock Corp in which Cool Carriers was among
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      788 19 AUSTRALIA Jan 2 Queensland Cairns, Mourilyan, Cape Flattery, Townsville, Mackay, Hay Point, Dalrymple Bay, Abbot Point, Gladstone Working normally. Brisbane Berthing congestion at grain terminal. Labour available. New South Wales-Newcastle Coal: 2 vessels loading, 4 waiting, 21 due by end January. Grain: 1 vessel loading, 2 waiting, 2
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      188 19 THE MAJOR shipping consortia operating between the Far East/European, Far East/Persian Gulf, Straits ports/Australia, Straits/Japan and the member lines: ACE (FAREABT/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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      6226 22 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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      722 23 RECEIVING OF EXPORT FCL CONTAINERS AND LCL CARGO Godws FCL Arrival for LCL movement Ship Voy date/time Operator cargo schedule Location Koto Machan 8603 06.2.86 2300 PIL F7 1400-1500 L6 Khd Pakhomov 54BW/85 07.2.86 0700 SinSov F7 1030-1130/2030-2130 U3 Poithoon 21S/N 07.2.86 0700 NAPL Fl 1400-1500/2000-2100 B8 Tanah
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      1662 23 Who acts for whom The leading shipping lines operating from local ports and their agents. A—■ A Top Enterprises Pte Ltd Some (S) AB Shipping Boustead Shpg Agencies Afeo Lin* Afncon Shpg Agencies (S) Ahrenkiel Liner Kim Shpg (b) Alfred C Toepfer Oceonus Sh*>pmgAgencies (S) Muttiport Sdn Bhd (PK). Americon
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      535 24 AT CONVENTIONAL WHARVES Vessel KEPPEL WHARVES Koto Jade Pacific Ocean Pikebank Auby Equator 3 Equator 5 Farfield Jweri Koto Pelangi Mount Sabano Murrayeverett Ned Nagoya Ned Santos Sun Corol PASIR PANJANG Ambassador 1 Nirvon Vishnu Altai Maru Ares 2 Gedung Jayo Momma Grace Ori'tol Cedar Pac Selatan
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      812 15 Concise Comprehensive Contemporary I newsag^H___—* Dktribufd by esel OOCL Okient Overseas Cmtaitm Line STRAITS tUROPf FXPfUSS SF9VICF MRDBC SHPPWG AGENCCS (Reg OOK) 70 Shenton Way #04 03 Marma House Singapore 0207 TO *****11 TELEX NO RS ***** CFS OFFICE TPC #***** TH *****31 and *****32 Terminal ollice TPC #03 030
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      60 15 QGBQBB 'THE CHEMISTRY IS right for change, with every bank containing its shipping interest or ridding itself of its marine involvement. Pag« II FORWARDERS IN the UK intend to resolve one of their longest standing grievances aaainst liner operators. Page 111 Index to odvertisers II Shipping Schedules VIII London freights
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      1005 15 In Search EXCEL! rhof ENCE This runaway bestseller disects the secrets of America s most successful and has*distilled their success into eight basic findings which make exceptional sense MAERSK LINE r d Jung v Vor Spor. EXPORT TO USA. EUROPE. MIDDLE EAST. WEST AFRICA A ASIA *Sapprt Ota* Tats CT
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      440 16 m Y.S. LINE YAMASHITA-SHINNIHON LINE CONTAINER SERVICES USA/CANADA Pacific South Waat Pacific North Waat Faodar at Tokyo Faadar at Kobo Atlantic/Canada Faadar at Kotoa Vwiel Voy NEW OASIS Ml, TO* BAY m, TOKYO BROS VO3 OA SB ALTAR) VO3, t Mm icctptat c«( 0 to Doha t Abu Dhabi V«sd
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      257 16 'i^£v Supercarrier Service NEXT ARRIVAtS BARKR (€CTOR 17/2. TOURCOiIC 26/2. BARMR TO6A 7/3 TO: CALIFORNIA PANAMA US ATLANTIC US GULF E. CANADA irTTTM^--'MI l"",I i Uu Kceptang contn to Hasten (MJ). S Frmcßco Oakland. Stecttoi and San Bege L Angein TO: CARIBBEAN CENTRAL AMERICA OHrinten <u Savti CAMBEJM Vatu Curacao
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      921 17 The Straits Steamship Group Mansfield Container Shipping Re Ltd Overseas Containers Limited T^i STRAITS SHIPPING Singapore to Sabah, Sarawak, Brunei Ports end Bengkok ICONTAINERSHIP SERVICE TO UK/CONTINENT CONTAINSRSHIP SERVICE FROM UK CONTINENT KHSSnat V4ICN 11-12 Fa» 14-15 Fab PECASUS PW WITH 11-» Fafc 21 22 Fet BANGKOK BORNEO AGENCIES LTD
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      597 17 Franco Belgian Services j&f ,r f t r. •>. h r> u lh li, ir r«i I in. (MEMBER OF ACE CONSORTIUM; n CHARGEURS HAVRAISE MEDEX I INE >' .if. a i'"ii 3 TTr i alh* Spaa Pl*| rm trtdn 6mm Tnnto MORI KMC mm llFab 2* Fab I lb
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      665 18 m K.S LINE TO CONTINENT/UK EXPORTS FROM N. CONTINENT &UK IMPORTS Agents SEGANI Snciport *****66 K. Lumpur *****25/6/S, *****19.733*349 Bookinf *****7S P. Kate* *****S Fright *****00 CfS *****S CFS *****72 Ptmnf *****7. 6134*2 Terminal *****33 *****3 A FULLY CONTAINERISED SERVICE TO EUROPE VIA SUEZ Mfn b?f ol thf ce ConSoftlum
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      649 18 0L Hai Sun Hup Co (Pte) Ltd m TEL *****06 (20 Lines) TLX RS ***** RS 2067 V. ft. lAS I I KN CAR l l\l K. I II) Specialist in RO/RO Servici Accepting heavy-fifts upto 80 K/Tons Saints from Japan SCKI kUISUf AMA »40 PttNCf MMU NO t *73
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      618 18 EVERGREEN Full Container Service Round-The-World East Bound (FE/CARIB/USEC/EURO/FE) ser me ksg me 14/2 14/2 15/2 17/1 17/? 21/2 22/2 24/2 25/2 2t/2 2/3 «/l 5/3 1/3 11/3 12/3 13/3 17/3 11/3 2V/3 21/J 24/3 25/3 27/3 27/3 31/3 1/4 3/4 no GOIKN cm GONG no SAT** not Gun rot GO*
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      131 18 MSI NOSE MARITIME PTE LTD TO PAPUA NEW GUINEA/ SOUTH PACIFIC SPORE PKataag Ludni tar 0. COURMER 9/2 Jaya, Newak, Lac. PMoresby. Kieta, Honiara. Rabaul KYOWA BREEZE 3/3 Lac. PJAarcsby, Honiara. Kieta, Rabaul uY SUN UNION LINE KARACHI SERVICE SMGAPORE P.KELANG PENANG LOW FOR MARINE LINE WEST AUSTRALIA SERVICE VSI
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      282 19 AUSTASIA LINE AND MERLION SHIPPING AGENCY BLUE STAR LINE SINGAPORE TO NEW ZEALAND AND T/S FIJI FULLY CONTAINERISED MONTHLY SAILINGS DISCHARGING AT NEW PLYMOUTH A PORT CHALMERS ACCEPTING FCL LCL FOR AUCKLAND, NAPIER, WELLINGTON, BLUFF, CHRISTCHURCH, DUNEDIN A LYTTELTON, INVERCARGIL A FIJI s PORf AGENTS MERLION SHIPPING AGENCY #12-02 A
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      88 19 r \<r> > THONG SOON \V AGENCIES PTE. LTD. #09-07. Robina House, S pore 0106 Tel: *****88. Telex: RS ***** BOOKING: *****56 (DIRECT LINE) singaporeto penang SINGAPORE TO SARAWAK ieesi gjgglllp SINGAPORE TO SABAH PORT •EQUATOR IV EQUATOR V SINGAPORE TO BRUNEI ililiiiiia NTAINER FE SINGAPORE TO BANGKOK Agents: Jakarta:
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      758 19 BENLINE CONTAINERS TSfffffrnM'iMUJl fTTTTrTMM^ STOW PKELANG 11/2 12/2 23/2 24/2 VI C/ 3 12/3 13/3 U/3 21/3 27/3 2J/3 4/4 V 4 12/4 14/4 21/4 22/4 r» W*. y^» r" 1 SION HMI 3/3 4/3 13/3 14/3 2S/3 24/3 3i/3 1/4 J/4 14/4 17/4 lt/4 23/4 24/4 2/5 4/5 1/5
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      387 19 DJAKARTA LLOYD INDONESIAN NATIONAL LINF l"l' 1/11-1 IM.UI Lli vim Ui^ei^iLiu 8T BOUND PRE LUNAR NEW YEAR LOADER I STOK |UM I OHM AIMM/tIMHIfMH NMHTIIIMi khrt 111/J 11/3 14/3 l(/3 STOK BUM 1214/2/* 11/3 tWH/TDMI 14/3 STOK LOW* AMM/TMM nun s/4 «/4 tHIMMT VI4M 3-S/3/K 25/3 31/3 'SHMMTk' *1 IMB
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      382 19 BOUSTEAD SHIPPING AGENCIES m Htonejnaa V2OSW Pa-» Mid LatMo VS7W Batscai V7SN too •Obcharii«a* BURMA FIVE STAR (Burmese National Line) Loadni for Rangoon S'part Plata* h 10/14 Fab 11/lfi Ft* 19/20 Fa* 17/11 Fa* 21/27 Fab BANK LINE w «;<»*** r a*., ii.T. 3 AILI CLYDEBANK SPORE R'DAM HULL HMBG
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      1152 20 K LINE —KAWASAKI KISEN KAISHA, LTD. ECUADOR/PERU/CHILE Fcoa ta. Mono «i UTOPIA *5 AMALM *7403 spore prig pnc spore nagoya suayaqul callao mica iquque afagasta s antoioo»alpaaaiso 5 Fab 7 fab Fab 11 Fab 20 Fab 27 Mat Mar 5 Apr «H> 7 Apr 10 Apr II Apr FUMNTU BRDGE
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      585 20 "CM. MM" "Mm}" "RAMMS" INDIA EXPRESS CONTAINER SERVICE Accepting FCL/FCL Conttlntra Swppoft P Ketoat Pemn( loa*n( k* MM 22 EM IMWTMi/ltM/UHlti INDIA SERVICE Accepting FCL Contained and Conventional Cargo Saltwort P Um| Ptaaat IsMmi to I 0 WW 11 EM Ma*a*/laMi ■MVMHUTI U EM IMa V 0 MMU PRADESH 25
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      556 20 GOLDEN LINE GUAM GUAM SHPPMG (PTE) LTD ftls MWtw Steal •j gsiran nit m UUM <10 u») STRAITS/PERSIAN GULF SERVICE: S pox P KfUng Penanf GOLDEN WWW* Colombo Karachi Muscat Ouba. 21/72 fek COLOEX art Colombo Karachi OntUi Bj**i 4/10 Mar CHMA OCEAN SHPPING CO.. PEKMG THE PEOPLE'S REPUBLIC OF
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      388 20 INTRASEA (PTC) LTD I 10 Anson Road »27 16 lnte'na'iO".< p ■**<* S'nqapO'P 0?07 Tel *****11 MO Lines' o BREAKBULK SERVICE TO EUROPE/UK taM ROT/ANT/W (AVON) 1/3 wr/m/m (nam/ PHILITRON SHIPPING AGENCIES PTE LTD TEI *****22 (8 I INES) TEIfX RS ***** PHILI IV2. 11/t 17/2 1A lIA IVI U/I
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      828 21 NOL NEPTUNE ORIENT LINES LTD Afents Spoie NEPTUNE AGENCIS PTE. LTD Tel No «Hk» Termnal CFS BOOHWGS 278M77 Fl J'*'*? 278J977 *****22 *****53 OH IMKCCT l*S *****53 *****42 1 Bj(*U HARPER MRA SOU BHD 2 ltto P Ktiang HARPEA VHRA SOW BHD »'2Ol Plata HARPER WW A SOU BHD Ptnang
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      559 21 HEUNG-A SHIPPING Korean Flag Vessels SEMI-CONTAINERISED DIRECT SERVICE TO P KELANG, PENANG, BUSAN. INCHON f it 1/2 is/i 22/2 J/J U/J 28/J 24/J No 1 town tO IN No taun/MIN Hi i OMM/U2N N> I town MIN Nb 7 town/UTN No town M2N No I town tO 211 h Nn
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      792 21 SINSOV SINGAPORE SOVIET SHIPPING CO PRIVATE LTD SMSOV BUHWNG 55, Market Street Sinfapore 0104 Telephone Numbers *****3 (15 Lies) Cable Address SMSOV SINGAPORE Telex Numbers RS ***** RS ***** RS 2510S P KELANG PENANG M/S SHARKAT NAH SOON SON. NO. IST AND 2NO FLOOR. MESSRS HM THONG SWTMG 127 Penan
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      79 21 f K&S LINE JAPAN STRAITS SERVICE SANKYO LINE (S) PTE. LTD. 37. Somtriti Roed #06-01 Ng Ttow Yhee Bldg S pore 0923 Tel 235 8444 (4 lines) Poft Kcljnj lif.i Pina Shipptnf Sdn Bhrt TH 03 iB<»o.'4 k Prnang MaUyiij Irjd<" Transport ltd Id 04 *1'893 Pjs* Giidang a«si3n Shippine
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      382 22 1 REGIONAL CONTAINER LINES TO BANGKOK (3 WEEKLY SAILINGS VESSEL SEA FORTUNE SEA FORTUNE mA BHUM SEA FOR TIM TO SOUTH THAILAND (FORTNIGHTLY) Wrm nri L 1 JAiiru 1 Ml MfflTMu-wiwaCTFTT?!! llW i i I.!i'Br7Wr«»EmCTE%IE'IEEI| nW'I.TTTT-WgKTJgffl MALACCA STRAITS FEEDER SERVICE (WEEKLY) rr=T7i mi inn| ir^ir77il 1.i1'J.1.0". .•■BrigggEgißgMt>«aKttal Aho acc**« La
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      183 22 Weather S A h K a 2 WA 0 ss *8 >A 35 fi 5 esses w Is SIGNIFICANT WEATHER AND SEA CONDITIONS AT 7.30 A.M. THIS MORNING. LEGEND: PTL Temperature V A\ Thunders,orm Weather V W,nd direction with speed m knots V Shower Rain Wove height Cloudy Sky Surface
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      98 23 Ml7@ MSC AGENCES K. LUMPUR P. KELANG PENANG P. GUDANG 1 BAHARU LEOSHP SPORE *****58/*****56/*****41/*****93 *****1/4 TBMNAL *****1/2 *****2/*****3/*****4/*****3 *****3/*****5/*****1/*****0 22SS6S/*****1/*****5 *****22 FAR EAST/EUROPE CONTAINER SERVICE FROM EUROCt wt TO EUROPE feb» ii 'ii'i'inf mij 11 ir.•■Mtgngiixs^JltTy ii .[.-■iTjEgmjfTTujmjUlffjriii. ■fnifTTTTa ii ir.aPlfiTH i .i ■FBinl mna EQIEZI m ITHCTf ITf
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      235 23 P M LINE CONVENTIONAL LINER SERVICE JAPAN/STRAITS/JAPAN BWT ran mca mi ran FROBESS Ml ■rax ran ska i s PJUtag F*k 9/1* FA 11/12 FA it/a FA 9/9 FA U/U FA 11/11 C»|» actapM to Sin^w Cargo wil accept to Japan Port* including heavy cargo (ma* 50 K/U subject to
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      137 23 rgEOTITTrcPI] CHM MTKMM. FOREIGN TlAtt TUMCWiT»TCT CCTf*«b 8M CHUO SHIPPING AGENCY PTE LTD T«t 22 WW 1/2 Tlx: 3337 C COLUMBUS LINE REEDEREI GMBH KPRESS Sf Ml r.ONTSINFR St RVICf 10 HUH ROTTfROAM HAMBURG SFAIION SHIPPING (Si PTE I TP SAIfS BOOtftMA Tfl .VObfcßl wi* v Scan Dutch V TO
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      329 24 us, v /t ijy c w Mitsui OS K Lines Ltd a a m A A CONVENTIONAL/SEMI-CONTAINER ATLAS MARU NEDLLOYD MOJI APOLLO PEAK 6 Feb Mombasa. Daressalaam, Tanga Beira, Tamatave 12 Feb Mombasa. Daressalaam 25 Feb Port Louis. Reunion HIMALAYA MARU ALTAI MARU Subj. to Inducement 10 Feb P. Noire.
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