The Business Times, 5 November 1986
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Title Section12 1986-11-05 1 BUSINESS TIMES M.C. (P) No. 192/12/85 WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 1986 75 CENTS12 words
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Article, Illustration246 1986-11-05 1 STOCK MARKET INVESTORS and punters decided to take profits through most of the day yesterday. But buying interest resurfaced towards the close of trading, allowing the Singapore stock market to finish off its day's lows. The Straits Times Industrial Index, down 10.21 points at 12.30 pm, recovered to close with246 words
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Article, Illustration510 1986-11-05 1 ALVIN TAY - General belief that interest rates have bottomed out By ALVIN TAY AT LEAST four more major banks, including DBS Bank, are keen to issue fixed-rate Singapore dollar negotiable certificates of deposit worth about $100 million each, prompted by the general market's belief510 words
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Article, Illustration323 1986-11-05 1 THE CHINESE city of Shanghai wants to Up the Singapore capital markets for funds through the issue of bonds. Vice-mayor Li Zhaoji, the leader of a visiting delegation, said a major injection of funds to develop its infrastructure as well as to modernise323 words
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138 1986-11-05 1 Reuter MEASURES to combat insider dealing are likely to be brought into force ahead of other provisions in the Financial Services Bill regulating London's financial markets. "I will be bringing these insider dealing provisions into force without delay," Corporate and Consumer Affairs Minister Michael HowardReuter - 138 words
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473 1986-11-05 1 AFP JAPANESE Finance Minister Kiichi Miyazawa yesterday hinted that Japan and the US were ready to engage in coordinated intervention in money markets to achieve exchange rate stability. Commenting on negative remarks made by US Treasury Department officials aboutAFP - 473 words
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485 1986-11-05 1 FOO CHOY PENG - By FOO CHOY PENG, Chtef ftopomr A MAP of the world mounted on the boardroom wall of the Yokogawa Electric Corporation (YEW) in Tokyo today would have three big pins stuck into it one in Singapore, one in the Netherlands, and one in485 words
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Article83 1986-11-05 1 AFP PRICES (or (arm goods have dropped about 30 per cent worldwide owing to new US and West European (arm subsidies. Australian Primary Industry Minister John Kerin said in Bangkok yesterday that ongoing dialogue between Australia and Thailand had led to the inclusion, (or theAFP - 83 words
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Page 1 Advertisements
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Advertisement19 1986-11-05 1 (O) I JfTSo Machine OciTvcom iViTgmi PTE ITO T. Why tie up your capital? Rent special equipment from Thorn.19 words
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Advertisement290 1986-11-05 1 The business of education AUSTRALIA EXPECTS TO export some Asloo million worth of educational services annually within a couple of years. Singapore could be a base for the export drive. FLORENCE CHONG in Sydney reports on the efforts to market Australian education abroad and looks at some of the private290 words
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Advertisement8 1986-11-05 1 Bonn aitteftod with ititt of •cooomy, Pag« 68 words
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Advertisement181 1986-11-05 1 BALLY 9 .7 SwifzniunJ 5W I s» k >15 I to I! It 41 "i li It a rw I i* vim®* 2* *•'>:■ You make the choice. We make the arrangements Buying a home is now easier. Just choose the home you want: a bungalow, a terrace house, an181 words
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HOME NEWS
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Article, Illustration454 1986-11-05 2 MONICA GWEE - Volunteer artistes to help stage donation show By MONICA GWEE MORE THAN 1,000 volunteers have already pitched in for this year's Community Chest Phone-a-donation'' show on New Year's Eve. The extravaganza, a bigger, brighter and bolder production, hopes to pull heartstrings towards its $3454 words
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176 1986-11-05 2 AP THE 1,422-grt Singapore registered ship New Genrays tilted and keeled over yesterday afternoon while it was loading containers at the Tanjong Pagar Container Terminal. The vessel developed a list when the last few containers were being loaded on board. "The forwardAP - 176 words
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444 1986-11-05 2 CHUANG PECK MING - By CHUANG PECK MING AN INITIAL batch of about 34,000 reservists who have completed the reserve training cycle have been picked to serve in the Singapore Civil Defence Force (SCDF). These reservists, who have been identified as a ready pool of trained444 words
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Article139 1986-11-05 2 THE ASPIRING Young Journalist Awards competition, organised in conjunction with the first Asian World Publishing Congress (Feb 23 to 27) has so far attracted 150 entries. The applicants, who are Singapore citizens and permanent residents, aged between 18 and 24, and not currently139 words
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Article, Illustration332 1986-11-05 2 NOT a whiff of tobacco smoke will pollute the atmosphere of the latest major convention to be held in Singapore, a policy which President Wee Kim Wee was plainly behind when he opened the 36th World Congress of the International Union Against Tuberculosis (lUAT)332 words
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Article220 1986-11-05 2 WALTON MORAIS - By WALTON MORAIS A COMPANY specialising in vision care is offering all national sportsmen tree eye corrective devices in a scheme that will cost 1100,000 annually. The scheme, called Sports Vision, will be launched simultaneously in six countries today by eye care specialists Bausch k Lomb220 words
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Article, Illustration352 1986-11-05 3 LIM SOON NEO - Money give and take at festival By LIM SOON NEO MAKE MONEY or give it away (or a blooming cause. The choice will be yours at the Singapore International Garden Festival, to be held from May 18 to Aug XL, 1989. Companies interested in making money can watch out (or352 words
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Article363 1986-11-05 3 MONICA GWEE - By MONICA GWEE THE "NEW" Galeries Lafayette, scheduled for an early 1987 opening, has appointed Leo Burnett Singapore as its advertising agency following a three-agency pitch. Burnett secured the department store account, believed to be worth around $1 million, in a contest which involved Ogilvy A363 words
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525 1986-11-05 3 BOEY KIT YIN - By BOEY KIT YIN FLASH STATISTICS Singapore's exports climbed 8.2 per cent to reach $4.59 billion last month, the best performance in 14 months. When this bit of preliminary economic data was retrieved by a computer terminal yesterday, it represented what must525 words
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282 1986-11-05 3 MORE white-collar employees felt the sting of the recession this year. By contrast, workers in the industrial sector saw less of their numbers retrenched compared with the previous year. Statistics accompanying Mr Lim Boon Heng's report on industrial relations282 words
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436 1986-11-05 3 A DECLINE in American interest in locating operations overseas in recent years meant bad news for Singapore and other developing countries, warned Mr MV**» l Bass, the managing director of Arthur Andersen Associates, yesterday. According to 1982 and 1983 surveys conducted436 words
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Page 2 Advertisements
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Advertisement304 1986-11-05 2 NOW WE HAVE THE POWER TO SAVE MONEY FOR DRIVERS OF DIESEL VEHICLES. The first and only diesel with a multi-functional additive that can give your vehicle more power and save you money. 'First* has become quite a common badge for Mobil over the last 12 months. We were first304 words
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Advertisement70 1986-11-05 2 For every drink you order, we'll provide you with another without charge. Snacks and canapes are served and if you're lucky, you may win a dinner for two at one of our outlets Chesa Swiss Continental Restaurant Golden Phoenix Sichuan Restaurant and Stevens Corner Coffee House Come and be entertained70 words
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Page 3 Advertisements
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Advertisement349 1986-11-05 3 FOR THOSE WHO TAKE THER COMFORTS AS SERIOUSIY AS WE DO. With Volvo, comfort is both a state of mind and a reality. First, let's explore the physical comforts of the Volvo 740 1987 model. It offers more spaciousness than any other 2 litre car. More passenger room, enough to349 words
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ASIA-PACIFIC
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506 1986-11-05 4 MBT THE ECONOMIES of the major industrialised countries have performed below expectations so far this year and real output growth is now expected to be no more than 2.8 per cent, unchanged from the previous year. Further, this growth has come mainly from the servicesMBT - 506 words
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147 1986-11-05 4 AP FOREIGN EQUITY investment in South Korea authorised in the first nine months of this year increased 10.1 per cent from a year ago to U*****.7 million for 137 manufacturing and other business projects, the country's Finance Ministry reported yesterday. MinistryAP - 147 words
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283 1986-11-05 4 Reuter SRI LANKA had warned India that if Tamil guerillas rejected the government's peace plan, it would take other steps to restore peace to the country, a diplomatic source in Colombo said yesterday. Diplomats said Sri Lanka's views were conveyed by President JuniusReuter - 283 words
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Article, Illustration441 1986-11-05 4 Beraama, Reuter A NEW UMBRELLA organisation of political parties and groups supportive of the Aquino government will be launched on Saturday. According to secretary-gen-eral Ding Tanjuatco on Monday, the Lakas Ng Bans» (Strength of the Nation) movement aims "to teach and learn, to think andBeraama,; Reuter - 441 words
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236 1986-11-05 4 AFP CHINA, in spite of having abandoned Soviet models and launched a vast economic shake-up of its own, plans to study how Moscow is reforming its economy. The Chin» Daily on Monday quoted a government economic official as saying that the Chinese and SovietAFP - 236 words
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Article70 1986-11-05 4 AP RURAL DEVELOPMENT in China depends on more farmers leaving the land to take up industrial work, according to the official Communist Party newspaper on Monday. The People's Daily said a fifth of China's 300 million-member rural labour force, or 10 million people, were currently employed inAP - 70 words
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341 1986-11-05 4 FT CHINA'S hope* of exploiting a major natural gas field off the southern coast of Hainan island has suffered a setback as officials revealed that talks had stalled with Hongkong's gas utility company on the purchase of gas from the field. News of "considerableFT - 341 words
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Article775 1986-11-05 4 ARRIVALS Operator StfVKI tMM From OA UA SIA SIA MAS SIA KAL MAS MAS SIA CPA RBA OA SIA SIA UB THAI SIA SAS MAS GIA SIA SIA CAL GIA SIA SIA SIA SIA SIA SIA OA THAI KLM THAI CPA MAS MAS OA Al MAS SIA775 words
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Page 4 Advertisements
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Advertisement298 1986-11-05 4 Teraiiteproof Subterranean Termites or "White Ants" are a threat to your property. Termites exist in huge colonies in the soil, move about at random in search of food supply (cellulose in wood), and wreak destruction to many homes. An inspection and control contract helps to keep vigilance and minimise damages298 words
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Advertisement61 1986-11-05 4 I f II I The business person's choice, every I I II \I I II II I Tuesday, Thursday. Saturday ond I 1 II \l I #1 Fl Sunday. Leaving Changi Airport at I A. /J_ l Vyl 22:00 hours ond arriving at Heathrow at 06:50 hours the following morning.61 words
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Page 4 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous52 1986-11-05 4 Doonesbury LACEfDMBiPORT, FOR TEN VEARS, INTERESTED H YOU At A PERSON. I m W SHES TIDY. A STICKLER FOR DETAIL. SHE BROOKS NO UN PLEASANTNESS. SHES AN ABSOLUTE BEAR ABOUT OVERRUNS AND TARDINESS. LETS KEEP HER! 38 n BY GARRY TRUDEAU DAVENPORT. As indispensable as sensible shoes. LJ [i Mi52 words
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REST OF THE WORLD
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373 1986-11-05 5 AFP THE RISK of social strife, guerrilla insurgency and civil war will increase worldwide in 1987, according to the annual report of Frost and Sullivan, one of the main US firms concerned with the study of political hazards faced by international business.AFP - 373 words
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Article, Illustration134 1986-11-05 5 AP NINE southern African states, seeking to cut their dependence on white-led South Africa, have launched a bid for a billion dollars in foreign investment. Zimbabwe President Canaan R*m>iut told about 200 prospective investors and financiers from Europe, the Americas and AsiaAP - 134 words
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132 1986-11-05 5 Reuter COMPANIES in the European Community will have a tingle trademark from the beginning of 1990, EC ministers have agreed. The trademark will be valid throughout the 12-nation bloc, enabling companies to register their mark Just once, at an EC trademark office yet toReuter - 132 words
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289 1986-11-05 5 Reuter THE SOVIET UNION has criticised the goods it receives from the communist trading group Comecon in return for Soviet oil and raw materials and called for greater efficiency within the group. Soviet Prime Minister Nikolai Ryzhkov told other Comecon premiers inReuter - 289 words
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244 1986-11-05 5 AP THE UNITED STATES has challenged the Soviet Union to honour its pledges to improve human rights under a 35-nation treaty. It suggested that such an improvement could brighten prospects for sweeping East-West arms control. Warren Zimmermann, chief US delegate to theAP - 244 words
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463 1986-11-05 5 AP SERVICE INDUSTRIES in the US, which include everything from airline* to stock broken to fast-food restaurants, are in danger of falling prey to foreign competition, two researchers have warned. "Many US markets for services are no safer from foreign competition than were domestic marketsAP - 463 words
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351 1986-11-05 5 AP TEN TOP UNITED NATIONS executives would be retired or I next year as part of a coat-cutting plan and an 11th has been offered a different Job, informed sources said. UN spokesman Francois Giuliani said changes were being made toAP - 351 words
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Advertisement114 1986-11-05 5 SURPRISE PACKAGE V Pllfe CATHAY PACIFIC presents THE JACK CARTER SHOW Enjoy a hilarious evening of laughs!!! Dinner and Show Ss9o nett Crystal Ballroom 7.30 pm Tuesday, 18 November Wednesday, 19 November Thursday, 20 November The following companies have made it possible for Hyatt Regency Singapore to stage "The JACK114 words
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Advertisement274 1986-11-05 5 Atypewribep /board that tilts, at a ttoightful. brother, Y r r A lot of thought has gone into the new EM-Series and it shows. Sit down in front of it and wonder of wonders! The tilt keyboard adapts to your typing stance and puts a full-stop to stiff fingers and274 words
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BANKING AND FINANCE
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488 1986-11-05 6 Bundesbank sees no need for further stimulus Reuter THE WEST GERMAN economy is not in need of any further stimulus at the moment, according to Bundesbank board member Leonhard Gleske. "We don't feel we need to give an additional push to our economy atReuter - 488 words
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213 1986-11-05 6 WHEN Overseas Union Bank moves into its new building on November 10, it will be a homecoming. It will see the bank return to its birthplace where, 37 years ago, it was the first local bank to open for business after the Second World War.213 words
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Article1158 1986-11-05 6 Reuter SINGAPORE: THE US dollar yesterday closed marginally lower against major currencies after fluctuating narrowly all day on alternate buying and selling. Dealers said the dollar's near-term direction looked uncertain but market sentiment was slightly bearish due to speculation the Democrats would win a majority in yesterday's CongressionalReuter - 1,158 words
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Article231 1986-11-05 6 Interbank rates at 3pm yesterday: Local dollars to on# unit of foreign Md V Otter c n currency: US dolor 2.1950 2.1960 2 8196 -22 15 Sterling pound 3.1015 3.1051 ***** -57 78 Australian dolor 1 4080 1.4109 3 4286 -5893 NZ dollar 1.1062 1 1089 ***** -6774231 words
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Article297 1986-11-05 6 HONGKONG: GOLD yesterday closed firmer in (airly active trading mainly on overseas buying interest towards the close. It ended at U*****.30/80 an ounce compared with New York's 404.80/405.30 close and the 400.80/401.30 finish here on Monday. On the local market gold rose HK$47 to end at HK53,765 a297 words
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Article329 1986-11-05 6 Asian market ASIAN DOLLAR deposit rates yesterday closed steady at opening levels after a day of quiet trading, dealers said. They said most operators were largely sidelined ahead of yesterday's US Treasury auction of US$lO billion of three-year notes and the mid-term Congressional elections. Short-dates were steady to slightly firmer329 words
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Article, Illustration83 1986-11-05 6 THE OVERNIGHT rate on the Singapore interbank market closed at 2-3/4 per cent yesterday, down 1/4 point from Monday. The one- and two-month term rates were unchanged while the three-month rate was up by 1/16 point. Indicates the average of the prime lendtag rates of 12 major banks83 words
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Article630 1986-11-05 6 EXPECTATION of good demand in the US Treasury auctions expected to commence last night saw the December U8 T-Bsnd firming to 96.25, after opening at the day's low of 98.15 in Simex. Trading activities fizzled out to cautious range trading due to the uncer- tainties of the US Congressional630 words
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Advertisement245 1986-11-05 6 The magic of Austria is back! The magic of Austria is back. The Mozart festival is here once again. From November Ist to 15th, you can enjoy the specialities of Austrian cuisine and delicious pastries masterly prepared by an Austrian pastry chef. Music and songs by the Hannes Trio from245 words
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Advertisement64 1986-11-05 6 Without the use of drugs or surgery, the Svenson method of hair replacement securely interlinks the hair you want to your own hair, and the appearance of baldness is gradually and realistically eliminated. Call or visit us for a free consultation on weekdays, 10.30 am 7.30pm and Saturdays, 10.30 am64 words
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TRAINING & DEVELOPMENT
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Article453 1986-11-05 7 Seminars and Courses c accnaacirat NxnoNAL sEQjnrnr K A9AS7 1 ipiiWiw i Wn *•7 15-17 January 1987, World T rade Centre, Singapore. DURATION TITLE Nov 15 A Review of the Singapore ond Malaysia Stock Market Nov 17-18 Customer Satisfaction Telephone Skils (CSTS) Nov 17-26 QCC Advonced Leader Nov453 words
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Article, Illustration491 1986-11-05 7 ANNA TEO - Selling how the professionals do it By ANNA TEO AGE, SEX-or experience does not make much difference in the performance of a salesperson, an American study on sales behaviour has found. Rather, successful salespeople who consistently meet or exceed targets are linked by a common set of skills, according to491 words
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Article165 1986-11-05 7 GERMAN technology need not be expensive. And that is exactly the message Festo, a German company specialising in automation equipment, wants to put across at its Technology Show "86 at the Hotel Equatorial. The three-day show, starting today, is organised by the local office of Festo.165 words
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Article127 1986-11-05 7 ONLY ONE in eight managers has the qualities which makes him a high achiever and thus able to lead and develop highachieving subordinates. The bulk of managers, nearly three-quarters, fall into the "moderate achiever" category, while about one in six is a low achiever who127 words
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293 1986-11-05 7 LEARNING to use a computer can be a chore, as some people have found out. More so in a classroom environment. An Australian company thinks it has the solution to this problem. It has produced a learning package which makes use of a293 words
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Advertisement226 1986-11-05 7 A visit to MetaiAsia/AutoniAsia could make al the dfferencs 18-22 November 1986 World "fade Centre Singapore lop international and regional experts will present a range of strategies, case studies and automation applications of varying complexity. Register for the full conference and get the chance to visit 4 of Singapore's automated226 words
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Advertisement132 1986-11-05 7 Business is a pleasure at New Orleans I*» 1111. a iiiik|Ui' cuisiiH' a tine Mi'nil ot t r.\Jit ion.il New I Vlean*» anil ont mental lalit u>. \1 ihkl mtisie that von enjo\ a pleasant eon\ersation. A mixture of jar:. Hues. I >i\iolanJ anJ evergreens. s kiltnll\ In tin Bennies132 words
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FEATURES
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Article524 1986-11-05 8 COMMENTS from the public and community leaders are generally well received by the government, according to the Feedback Unit. The public sometimes holds a different opinion that only the "right" feedback is welcomed. Criticisms are perceived as the "wrong" kind of feedback. There is a524 words
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Article985 1986-11-05 8 FLORENCE CHONG - Singapore eyed as regional centre for re-export of educational services AUSTRALIA'S exports of educational services could amount to Asloo million a year soon, and Singapore could become a base for the export drive. FLORENCE CHON6 reports on the efforts to market Australian education abroad, and takes985 words
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Article, Illustration952 1986-11-05 8 JUST A YEAR after it was launched, Goh Sean San and his three business partners are about to embark on the second phase of their private education venture. Response has been such that some parents have booked places at their West Australian International952 words
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174 1986-11-05 8 letter te the Editor Dear Sir, The government has tried to help small businesses in various ways. But there is nothing special to help reduce the cost of doing business of the small home-grown service units such as medical, legal, engineering and other174 words
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Page 8 Advertisements
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Advertisement94 1986-11-05 8 OLYMPICS OLYMPIAN CLASS A WISE CHOICE Extra-spacious 42-inch seats plus all the privileges and trimmings of first class travel. For just the price of a full economy ticket. For enquiries and reservations, call 225 8877. atn a k s 'The International Airline of Greece There's only one way to discover94 words
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Advertisement73 1986-11-05 8 v? Hong Leong Centre 138 Robinson Road An Ima<;e You Can Bank On -L \(!W, prestigious building in th«* heart of the hanking K financial district Highly \isible corner ground floor hanking hall with vault High pedestrian traffic from 9 5 pm Klegant internal spiral staircase link to hanking offices73 words
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Page 8 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous679 1986-11-05 8 L. CRYPTIC PUZZLE ACXOSS 1 A dopey informer? (5) 6 Revolutionary article in a trading place (5) 9 It's held up when the weather's good (7) 10 Bad weather for a somt, a duck, and the Marines (5) 11 Is such English low? (5) 12 In art, perhaps, it's something679 words
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SPORTS
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Article, Illustration666 1986-11-05 9 WALTON MORAIS - The battlelines are drawn for the DHL Singapore Open Sixty-five years after the first grasscourt championships were held, Singapore's little Wimbledon is set to explode again. Beginning today, one of the best fields in years should provide entertaining action leading up to the666 words
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314 1986-11-05 9 UPI IN THE ABSENCE of title holder John McEnroe, Czechoslovakian Karel Novacek produced the antics on Monday at the U*****,000 Stockholm Open Grand Prix tennis tournament. McEnroe is expecting an automatic suspension for his outbursts in Paris last week. He was also suspended afterUPI - 314 words
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Article, Illustration373 1986-11-05 9 AP THE SUCCESS of the New York City Marathon has created problems, according to race director Fred Lebow. One day after what he called "our most successful marathon ever" in the 17-year history of the race, Lebow said: "I think we've reached our limit.AP - 373 words
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Article585 1986-11-05 9 NYT BEHIND THE CURTAIN, Sugar Ray Leonard had to wait a few minutes for Marvellous Marvin Hagler to arrive. When the undisputed world middleweight champion finally appeared, according to Irving Rudd, a top rank aide-de-fight-camp who was back there, the two gladiators shook hands. ButNYT - 585 words
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347 1986-11-05 9 Reuter THE US-bred six-year-old horse, At Talaq, won the Asl million Melbourne Cup Classic at Flemington yesterday. At Talaq, owned by Dubai sheikh Hamdan bin Rasheed A 1 Maktoum, and ridden by Michael Clarke, narrowly beat Rising Fear after aReuter - 347 words
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Article, Illustration322 1986-11-05 9 AP IN THE CLOSEST RACE in America's Cup history, White Crusader pipped Canada n by less than three-tenths of a second yesterday in the second round of the challengers' trials. The English boat, skippered by Harold Cudmore, had to come from behindAP - 322 words
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227 1986-11-05 9 Reuter A "REBEL" America's Cup could be in prospect unless a row over advertising sponsors' names is resolved, American skipper Dennis Conner warned. Conner, who lost the Cup to Australia in 1983, said the world's top yachtsmen would race outside international yachtingReuter - 227 words
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Miscellaneous1136 1986-11-05 9 warn mm A AJ In this final episode, Hester is unable to contain her lies anymore and screams that the boys are innocent. The three Hawaiians are set free and Murdoch is found guilty of manslaughter, while Doris and Hester are charged with perjury. But Hester is so ridden with1,136 words
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INTERNATIONAL STOCKS
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344 1986-11-05 10 Reuter BANKING ANALYSTS said Bank America Corp's request that suitors withdraw their bids while it reviewed its strategy was a clever move which would buy it time to offer shareholders a recovery plan. "I think it was a very measured response and kind of aReuter - 344 words
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Article169 1986-11-05 10 FT THE WORLD'S biggest tyre manufacturer, which is being pursued by a European investor group led by Sir James Goldsmith, has unveiled its first move in its battle to remain independent and says that it intends to sell its prized Celeron energy subsidiary. Robert Mercer, Goodyear'sFT - 169 words
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313 1986-11-05 10 Reuter WALL STREET stocks posted a strong gain on Monday, with blue chips providing most of the leadership. Strong gains by Eastman Kodak and IBM sparked the market higher, even in the (ace of general market uncertainties surrounding the Senate elections and theReuter - 313 words
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Article138 1986-11-05 10 NOV OS c$ 24% knp Of a A kwo kit Pro* Pip* 47 17* 38* unch 43* fH hi M 18* 4-1* Aigomo SM 13* 16* -H •fH Kwt Addhan LoMaw Co 15* 12* 34 Mcrrd M 40* M Canada 37* 33* unch Mohan A Moor* Corp 23* 30*138 words
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Article213 1986-11-05 10 133 3 NOV 03 1mmi Un Stool 80 unch WooNru ***** MW1UU A Atpho Aborcom Am Arnaprop 1225 260 ***** 440 unch -10 -To 30 unch 25 undi -10 5 M8 An0o* Anpoool «NGS 6500 2150 -25 150 C^Smilh CNA Cirri* Financo Edgar* Foo Vofc 2040 3100 280 4308213 words
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Article680 1986-11-05 10 MOV 03 USS Hrattona Tra 28* 4-M No* DM Cham 45* 4* Ruof Cp 12* 4-* 6 4-* AJcan Ahimm 314k 4* FMC Cp 19* 4* NCR Op 46* 4* Alcoa 37*4 r„j ti-.-- aro Hriofok 59* 4-1* 63* 4 3* Altg M 18* FfMport Mcmoc 18* 4-*680 words
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Article729 1986-11-05 10 Amsterdam NOV 03 AON fk 547.00 4-5 91.00 inch Ahold 108.40 +0.4 Akzo 150 20 +2.3 Afronto AMEV Amro Bar* Am Stod ***** +0.2 75.00 -0.3 94.00 +1 123.50 unch 33 80 -1.2 Boh 168 40 0.9 Bonumq Buahrman TDMtodi r^m ***** +2 208 50 +0.3 672.00 +7729 words
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Article75 1986-11-05 10 Reuter THE LONDON Stock Exchange had had to one stand-by computer capacity to prevent Aare prices from brim (Meted from its Topic price display system, a spokeswoman said. Quotations for several iiwOtwMity British Aerospace PLC, failed to appear for Just over as hour on MondayReuter - 75 words
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Advertisement475 1986-11-05 10 v; ii Wfcit* <*> wiae. ilia* m*i e ainr taia Wz Happy Hour at the Treetops Bar Barons Tavern t k r I*/**' 50% discount on all beverages from spm to Bpm at the Treetops Bar A spm to 7pm at the Baroo's Ihvern daily. Offer is not valid for475 words
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Advertisement118 1986-11-05 10 on Paot 15 And now, for your great pleasure, may we present our clever combination of culinary craft and calisthenic capabilities, the incomparable Long Jiang Sichuan Prawn Roll. Send one tumbling through a succulent sauce. Sensational Come for lunch or dinner anyday. j g H3TO. 270 Orchard Road. Smppore 0923118 words
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ASIAN STOCKS
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Article350 1986-11-05 11 HONGKONG: Share prices closed firmer on renewed buying interest towards the close following a mixed session yesterday. Brokers said trading was moderately active by recent standards as the outlook turned mixed. Overseas institutions continued their profit-taking following Monday's sharp sell-off but brokers also noted selective bargain hunting. The Hang350 words
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Article253 1986-11-05 11 NOV 04 Al Sincere Indus Aim Cement NT 1 67 27 30 34 80 Koin 2600 0.6 03 -2.4 Kuochon Dev Ln Chang Yuan Cham Indus Lion Hwa Indus 22 80 30 00 2000 34 60 +03 02 0 2 0 6 Chang Hwo Bank 40 00 26.70 -05253 words
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Article364 1986-11-05 11 TOKYO: Share prices drifted lower yesterday in extremely thin trading with investors staying on the sidelines ahead of the US congressional elections. The market average closed 49.69 yen down at 16,786.90 after rising to 16,873.59 in early trading. During Saturday's half-day session, the market fell 74.04. Turnover was 230364 words
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Article390 1986-11-05 11 SYDNEY: Continued demand for quality industrial stocks and short covering in the gold sector boosted prices across the boards in quiet trading on Australian share markets yesterday, brokers said. Turnover was limited, with the Melbourne market closed for the Melbourne Cup holiday and as Sydney trading was suspended for390 words
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Article103 1986-11-05 11 NOV 04 Wo. Kal 1290 ■18 Kangwon M *Kn Motor 970 1620 40 ■6 Chad Sugar 1885 >65 Katon hid I960 Doetm trid 578 1210 13 -20 Karoo Long Tarm 1485 1554 unch 25 1310 15 1270 20 Dothvn SKUMI 2750 791 50 II Onantal Cham 1690 1300 •10103 words
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Article164 1986-11-05 11 Reuter BANGKOK: The Stock Exchange of Thailand Index edged up 1.08 to 185.03 on a turnover totalling 1,751,583 shares valued at 225.23 million baht. Reuter NOV 04 I Ao IChom Th® MM San Camant Sam Ctuant Sum Oimi 807 Map -12 A wo fton Ayudhyo kivMlmarrl Borvgkok Agro-lnd BangkokReuter - 164 words
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Article48 1986-11-05 11 AFP THE MACAU government plans to sell its Chineselanguage radio and television services to the private sector, while retaining ownership of Portuguese broadcasting. A second television channel, broadcasting in Chinese, will go on the air in mid-1987, government spokesman Nuno Delerue said. AFPAFP - 48 words
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550 1986-11-05 11 Reuter TOP COMPANIES from Hongkong and abroad are battling for a chance to run the first cable television network in the British colony and gain a share of what could be a big new market. Eight groups have asked the Hongkong government forReuter - 550 words
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Article99 1986-11-05 11 Reuter NEW ZEALAND'S Tasman Forestry Ltd, a unit of Fletcher Challenge Ltd, plans to enter a US$lOO million joint venture with Chile's leading forestry company, Compania Manufacturera de Papelas y Cart ones SA. The joint venture will own about 36,000 hectares of mainly radiata pine forestReuter - 99 words
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116 1986-11-05 11 Reuter PETROLEUM Corp of New Zealand Ltd (Petrocorp) has acquired a one-third interest in a joint exploration venture in Australia to which it will contribute an average of NZ$6 million a year for the next three years. Petrocorp chairman Frank Orr said in a statementReuter - 116 words
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91 1986-11-05 11 Reuter THAILAND'S Finance Ministry has revoked the operating licence of Krungthep Finance and Securities after the firm failed to improve its financial position. Finance Minister Suthee Singhasaneh said the finance company, which rejected an offer of government assistance and partial takeover in 1964, had accumulatedReuter - 91 words
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Advertisement501 1986-11-05 11 I re i*» win#, iititc aai entertain £7% a. II 71MII -INDONESIAN RESTAURANT- LEVEL 3 /hap o o Opening Hours I Singapore 1130 am —230pm 600pm —10 30pm WII Mc** 405 Havelock Road Singapore 0316 Tel 733 2081/88 8 T I I TXT \,v„ J'V'l M Your evening begins... ...at501 words
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Advertisement106 1986-11-05 11 512.50 Children beicA i 2 years 01C S9 00 BUFFET-LUNCH COMBINING THE BEST OF EASTERN A WESTERN DISHES I K t', 'I* 19, Caimhill Circle, Singapore 0922. Tel: *****22 Telex: RS ***** Our Daily Spccials! a sumptuous 3-course western or local menu, different every day. for lunch and dinner awaits106 words
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428 1986-11-05 12 American exports to South Africa minimal AP NEW FIGURES by the US Agriculture Department show that American trade sanctions against South Africa will have little impact on American sales of grain and other commodities. According to the department's economic research service, this year's salesAP - 428 words
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Article66 1986-11-05 12 Bangkok (USI/tOTM. FOt) Whit# Rk« 100% Ut dou 255 100% 2nd dou 220 100% 3rd dou 215 5% 205 10% 200 15% 195 20% 185 25% 175 35% 175 Broken Ric« A-l Super 128 A-l Special 125 C-1 Special unq C-l Ord unq Loonzain Rica 100% 1st pod* unq66 words
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Article942 1986-11-05 12 Reuter COFFEE ROBUSTA FUTURES on Monday closed between £45 and £35 above Friday, despite an even higher number of tenders than expected, dealers said. They said the general feeling was that few of Monday's 2,482 original tenders are likely to be retendered, but will go into "strong hands"Reuter - 942 words
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Article203 1986-11-05 12 Reuter WHEAT FUTURES on Monday ranged 2-1/4 US cents a bushel higher in nearby December to 1-1/2 cents lower in deferred contracts at the close of a featureless session on the Chicago Board of Trade. Tight supplies of soft red wheat continued to underpin the December contract, and technicalReuter - 203 words
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335 1986-11-05 12 Reuter MALAYSIA'S palm oil output in calendar 1906 is expected to be around 4.6 million tonnes compared with 4.1 million in 1985, oil palm glowers have said. Output to end-October was some 3.8 million tonnes and monthly output in November andReuter - 335 words
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Article79 1986-11-05 12 OIL PRODUCTS In the Far East petroleum products market, naphtha and kerosene firmed but other products were unchanged in very thin trade. Closing prices for crude (fob origin) US$/borre4 Chonge Duboi (Dec) 12.90 -0.40 WTI, West Texas Intermediate, (Dec) 14.69 -0.54 Closing prices for products (fob Singapore) US$/borrel Chonge Kerosene79 words
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Article316 1986-11-05 12 Reuter SINGAPORE THE MARKET yesterday closed slightly lower with December One RSS buyers quoted st 187.25 cents/kilo, down 0.25 cents from Monday night. The morning session ended steady after hovering narrowly on lack of interest in thin trading. Prices eased slightly in thin afternoon trading due to lack ofReuter - 316 words
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Article60 1986-11-05 12 Reuter Ike KUALA I iff Tla Market, KLTM, priee waa BMhM|od yesterday tar riaa at MtliJl per Ua. level attracted farther atraag eevevtag treat Japaa aad Earepe «Me la- tar SSM&teMHUiyttS Disposals nm to 111 a slfM tall In toe prim. KL TIN Qwm mhem onReuter - 60 words
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Article212 1986-11-05 12 MALAYSIAN crude palm oil prices were firmer at midday yesterday on short-covering and renewed speculative buying interest, supported by the rebound in palm oil futures and higher overnight Chicago soyoil futures, dealers said. Early trading was thin as operators await further development before taking up fresh positions. Nov212 words
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Article143 1986-11-05 12 ChintN Produce Exchange ScNm noon prions on Not 4 (S$/100 kg). Coconut oil Buk FOB 50 00 Old drum FOB 63.00 New drum FOB 67.00 Copra Mixed (loose) 41 buyers Pepper Muntok White FOB NLW 1370.00 Sarawak White FOB foq M.W 1355 00 Sarawak special block FOB NLW143 words
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Article216 1986-11-05 12 Reuter SOYBEAN FUTURES on Monday ranged 2-3/4 US cents a bushel higher in spot November to one cent lower in deferred* at the close of a quiet session on the Chicago Board of Trade. November was supported by the lack of deliveries against the contract and the outlook forReuter - 216 words
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Article295 1986-11-05 12 RAS prices S CMMt/kg, FOf in h NOON •IM CLOSE Int 1 RSS Prompt Int 1 RSS D«c 86 Int 1 RSS Jon 87 Int 2 RSS OP Int 3 RSS OP Int 4RSSOP Int 5 RSS OP 187 50 187 SO 188 25 185 00 183.00295 words
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Article88 1986-11-05 12 —*«A» l-tw MAMS) DEC 86 JAN 87 r 1 L \CWIVIIT WWITn/ NOON ITOfwora FliOfiTn; NOON RAS >) Beyen WBovs SSR 20 ***** 174.00N ***** 175.00N SSR SO 169 00 17I.OON 170.00 172.00N MRELB ■wyen Sdbi ■■fers S«N«n SMR CV 287.50 289 50N 288.50 290.50N SMR L88 words
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Advertisement492 1986-11-05 12 NOTICES ;i, 1T,,. T THE COMPANIES ACT CAP 111 PURSUANT TO SECTION mi) <*> At an Extraordinary General Meeting of the members of Hoe Hup Hung Paper Industries Private Limited, duly convened and held at 101 Upper Cross Street #06-09/10 People's Park Centre, Singapore 0105 on Thursday, 30th October 1980,492 words
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Advertisement493 1986-11-05 12 COMPANIES ACT, CAP. UK (S) PR LID (M V I I 7Hi IliMn) it an Extraordinary General Meeting of the lembers of CHENG XIN lONSTRUCTION (8) PTE ,TD duly convened and leld at 0001, Beach Road, 00-02, Golden MUe Tower, ilngapore 0719 on the 31st >ctober 1006, the following ipeclal493 words
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Advertisement531 1986-11-05 12 THE COMPANIES ACT (CAP. lM) CMA TIME-SHARING SERVICES PTE. LTD. At an Extraordinary General Meeting of the members of CMA TimeSharing Services Pte. Ltd. duly convened and held at 2 pm on the 31.10.86 the following special resolution was duly passed. "That the company be wound up voluntarily pursuant to531 words
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Advertisement356 1986-11-05 12 NOTICE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that, I Tan Siew Hua of Blk 15 St George's Road #02-168 Singapore (1232), have applied for a Retail liquor Shop Licence in respect of premises at M/s Chop Yeo Thong Heng 514 Macpherson Road Singapore (1336), and that this application will be heard in356 words
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Article, Illustration4184 1986-11-05 13 SOME LATE BUYING support in a wide spectrum of issues enabled the Singapore stock market to recover from its day's lows yesterday. The finance sector, however, managed to hold its own while the other sectors had a hard time keeping profit-takers at4,184 words
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Article224 1986-11-05 13 SINGAPORE lnrt Rites Nwi nm 4 MO tlo 20M0092 JMM4M Lt" ii ifli pE t o "TOM* +212 +277 1 si t n iTCAW -4205 -4244 r 2i ti° OTOOV +207)40 19*401 j—. 1 F r. '5 H ST MMth.li M0.44 *24.70 iS tft WR*«i 2154.17 2152.41224 words
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Article4315 1986-11-05 13 BID aad offer prices officially listed aad bus! boss la and reported to the Stock Eachaafe at Stagapore yesterday with the ■umber at dans traded Auwa ta brackets bi lots at 1,000 units ualesi otherwise specified AD Ttane SetUeiueat Contracts are quoted after the word4,315 words
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Article, Illustration806 1986-11-05 14 AMY CHEOK - By AMY CHEOK THE SINGAPORE stock market exploded last month. Aggressive institutional buying from the United States, the United Kingdom, Hongkong and Japan was the chief reason behind one of the fiercest, and most memorable bull i runs in the history of806 words
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Article105 1986-11-05 14 HONGKONG All Industriols Hongkong Indox Tuesday 2174.8 Monday 2163.8 Tuesdoy 1433.89 Week ogo 2126.2 Monday 1428.69 WMk ago 1489.66 NEW YORK Hong Song Indox Dow Jones Tuesday 2265.82 Monday 1894.26 Monday 2258.78 Friday 1877.81 Week ago 2355.93 Week ogo 1841.82 TOKYO Standard Poors Nikkei Avorogo Monday 245.80 Friday105 words
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Article258 1986-11-05 14 Mohoqih' prim MARA-Bumiputra for Nov 5 First B'putro 5 38 5.43 S*cond B'potro 4.96 Singapore Unit Truat Third B'putro Fourth B'putro 3 84 3 89 4 34 4 39 The Comrrwci 094 1 01 Fifth B'putro Sixth Bputro 2.84 2.89 The Sovmgt Fund 085 0 91 2.84 2.91258 words
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462 1986-11-05 14 EARLY FIRM TRADING turned soft for want of follow-through support and share prices fell back to close easier on the Kuala Lumpur stock market yesterday. Traders seemed edgy and prices succumbed to light profit-taking. From the day's highs, prices underwent unrelenting erosion to462 words
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Article2305 1986-11-05 14 BID and offer prices officially listed and hmtnf In and reported to the Kuala l-mwpn-Stock Exchange yesterday, with the number of Anns traded riiowa in brackets in lots at 1.000 units otherwise specified. VDUSTRMLS Aom (1856) xd >pi«in (3045) A6.HU» (-> AkoaX—)(ll)6s AIM (64 582,305 words
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Article73 1986-11-05 14 MY COM Berhad: 19th AGM and EGM at Ma war Room, Mezzanine Floor, Hotel Equatorial, Jalan Sultan Ismail, ***** Kuala Lumpur today at 3pm and 3.30pm respectively. BOTHMAN8 of PALL MALL (MALAYSIA) Berhad: 25th AGM at the Hotel Dayang, Jalan Pesiaran Barat, ***** Petaling Jaya, Selangor today at73 words
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121 1986-11-05 14 MBT THE PROJECT management consultancy contract (or the Msl billion Petronas gas pip*»n»w» has been put on bold. Datuk Murad Hashim, chairman of Petronas Gat, said although the unsuccearful bidders were recently notified, Petronas had not awarded the contract which is being studied furtherMBT - 121 words
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141 1986-11-05 14 MBT SELANGOR Coconuts, a subsidiary of Boustead Holdings, does not expect its immediate outlook to be encouraging even though rubber and palm oil production in the first few months of the current year has exceeded estimates. Disclosing this in the latest annual review, chairmanMBT - 141 words
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474 1986-11-05 15 KEPPEL CORPORATION'S $75 million bond issue with detachable warrants to buy Straits Steamship shares made its debut yesterday amid some confusion on the trading floor as many stockbrokers reported they were unaware that the counter was quoted. But in spite of this, over-the-counter trades474 words
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391 1986-11-05 15 ELAINE KOH - By ELAINE KOH PLUNGING oil prices that ate into the value of stocks during the first half of this year to endJune have contributed to a M 52.4 million loss for Shell Refining Co (POM) Bhd. This contrasted sharply with the group's performance for391 words
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Article129 1986-11-05 15 THE SALE of Hyatt Regency Hotel was completed yesterday when Borneo Properties Sdn Bhd paid the remaining $165.1 million of the total purchase price of $183.5 million to Sealion Hotels. Borneo Properties, widely believed to be connected with the Brunei royal family, paid a 10129 words
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Article894 1986-11-05 15 Reuter LONDON equities tended easier at the opening yesterday in relatively light volume with prices showing a tendency to drift lower mainly due to lack of interest, dealers said. At 11.00 am, the FT 30 Index was down 3.6 at 1,290.5 while the FTSE 100 Index lost 6.5Reuter - 894 words
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364 1986-11-05 15 TWO MEMBERS of the Malayan United Industries group, Pan Malaysia Cement Works (PMCW) and Pan Malaysia Rubber Industries (PMRI) have announced mixed interim results. PMCW, which was forced into the red in fiscal 1985 because of hefty provisions for diminution in364 words
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Article, Illustration613 1986-11-05 15 CHAN Ol CHEE - By CHAN Ol CHEE PROPERTY-BASED Tuan Sing Holdings, together with its 64 per cent owned paper-manufac-turing subsidiary SPP Ltd, yesterday announced details of an elaborate financial reconstruction scheme which involves raising some $20 million through rights issues and the conversion of bank debts613 words
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Article190 1986-11-05 15 THE INSURANCE Carpsntfaa Of ffpiH Ltd has appointed Messrs Chin Teck Huat and Lai Chun Loong as directors of the company with effect from Oct 14 and Oct 17 respectively. Mr Thang Kwek Min has been appointed as Mr Chin's alternate with effect from Oct 14. ASIATIC DeveUpneat190 words
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Article74 1986-11-05 15 THE CAPITAL Issues Committee has turned down Duff Development's proposed purchases of Protex Rubber Products Sda Bhd and Anson Oil Industries Sdn Bhd. No reasons were given. Duff had agreed to purchase the entire paid-up capital of Protex comprising two million shares of Msl each, for74 words
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Advertisement109 1986-11-05 14 ARTHUR ANDERSEN ASSOCIATES, PTE. presents a seminar on THE UNITED STATES TAX REFORM ACT OF 1986 ITS IMPLICATIONS AND TAX PLANNING OPPORTUNITIES Theme The Tax Reform Act of 1986 is massive. This seminar will enhance your understanding of how this legislation will directly affect you and your business. Specifically, those109 words
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Advertisement136 1986-11-05 15 K:' !§&!«*> mm slilfSiffl '.I s Hr I *«-r 3i MU TfWefJ/bnx ORGALON COLORS V KELLY INTERNATIONAL CORP. SOLVENT-BASED DYESTUFF pMPIH Taipei, Taiwan, Republic of China Kelly presents a colorful world with ORGALON COLORS which are wide used in fields of: Resin dying for ABS, AS, PS, phenol, urea, melamine136 words
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Advertisement299 1986-11-05 15 GENERALI CONSOLIDATED BALANCE SHEET 1985 The General Council of Assicurazioni Generali, presided over by Mr. Enrico Randone, Chairman of the Company, met to examine the Group Balance Sheet for the financial year 1985, as follows: ASSETS (in thousands of U.S. Building and farm property Fixed interest securities Shares (including Associates)299 words
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415 1986-11-05 16 AP THE US DOLLAR dropped 21.45 per cent in value in the year after five major financial powers decided to drive it down, the International Monetary Fund said on Monday. A major purpose of the push was to bring USAP - 415 words
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Article, Illustration526 1986-11-05 16 LEE HAN SHIH - By LEE HAN SHIH, Property Correspondent AT LEAST one developer has made money in the residential market. The latest accounts of Jurong Town Corporation show that it made an average profit of $77,960 on each condominium sold in its Lakepoint project in Jurong.526 words
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Article370 1986-11-05 16 LOH HUI YIN - By LOH HUI YIN WHEN MAJOR economic powers flex their muscles, it is weaker countries like Singapore that suffer. Making the point in unequivocal terms yesterday at the second committee debate on trade and development at the United Nations' 41st general assembly was Singapore's370 words
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139 1986-11-05 16 Bernama A TOTAL OF 459 foreigners are serving with the Malaysian government because the country still lacks highly skilled manpower and expertise in certain fields. The foreigners included doctors, dentists and lecturers, Datuk Abdul A jib Ahmad, Minister in the Prime Minister's Department, told MrBernama - 139 words
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302 1986-11-05 16 JUDGEMENT was reserved by the High Court yesterday on an appeal by opposition Member of Parliament JB Jeyaretnam against a three-month jail sentence on fraud charges. Jeyaretnam, the secretarygeneral of the Workers' Party, and party president Wong Hong Toy were earlier302 words
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Article163 1986-11-05 16 Bernama SIX SINGAPOREAN concerns have expressed interest in investing in Johor, according to State Secretary Datuk Haji Rahim Ramli yesterday. He told a press conference in Johor Bahru that a 25-member trade delegation comprising state executive councillors, senior government officers and entrepreneurs would leave for SingaporeBernama - 163 words
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Article46 1986-11-05 16 Beraama A National Front member of parliament, Haji Ibrahim All, yesterday urged the government to recall its High Commissioner and the staff of the High Commission in Singapore if the Republic went ahead and played host to the Israeli President. Beraama.Beraama - 46 words
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Article81 1986-11-05 16 COMEX GOLD FUTURES yesterday went over Monday's highs on buying by commission houses. Gold (or delivery in December gained US$4.BO to $411.40 an ounce, penetrating Monday's peak of $409.50. Profit-taking by local traders trimmed the advance. Silver futures gained 7.0 to 5.0 cents yesterday morning on81 words
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Article65 1986-11-05 16 WALL STREET stocks fell on moderate volume yesterday as profit-taking set in after a 16point rise in the Dow Jones Industrial Average on Monday. Traders noted a tendency to sell as the average neared the 1900 level. Yesterday's elections also produced some caution. The Dow Industrials fell65 words
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Article51 1986-11-05 16 AFP THE PHILIPPINES' foreign trade deficit in the tint seven months of this year was 63.88 per cent narrower than in the ane period last year. The deficit was U*****.19 million between January and July 1966, compared to U*****.86 million in the first seven months ofAFP - 51 words
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48 1986-11-05 16 Reuter BRITAIN'S ruling Conservative Party has in the last month overtaken the main Opposition Labour Party in voter popularity. A poll shows that 60 per cent will vote Conservative, 36 per cent Labour and 21 per cent for the centrist alliance parties. ReuterReuter - 48 words
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31 1986-11-05 16 AP THE REV. MOON IKHWAN, a well known South Kw*— dissident of sedition and instigating an-ti-government demonstrations, was yesterday sentenced to three years in prison. APAP - 31 words
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Article38 1986-11-05 16 AP MALAYSIA will remain a member of the United Nations Economic, and Cultural Organisation in spite of the departure of such countries as the US, Deputy Education Minister Bujang UHs has said. APAP - 38 words
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Article32 1986-11-05 16 UPI THAI International Airways yesterday decided to pay compensation to jiSBSHum on Flight €30 who experienced 40 minutes of terror before their plane landed safely last week. UPIUPI - 32 words
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Article36 1986-11-05 16 AFP INDIA'S relations with the US will be impaired if Washington supplies Pakistan Airborne Warning and Control aircraft, Indian Minister of State for External Affairs KNatwar Singh told Parliament yesterday. AFPAFP - 36 words
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Advertisement155 1986-11-05 16 Our Executive Cheffc fresh new menu will undoubtedly drive the city empty. After being the finest seafood restaurant this side of the Benjamin Sheares Bridge for so long, we have finally succumbed to change. Our Chef had long desired to demonstrate that his repertoire does not finish at the water's155 words
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Advertisement662 1986-11-05 16 rifti INTERNATIONAL MANAGEMENT INSTITUTE INTERNATIONAL SEMINAR FOR BOARD MEMBERS (1-3 December 1986) and SEMINAR ON STRATEGIC USE OF TECHNOLOGY (4-5 December 1986) Westin Plaza. Singapore Under the present economic conditions, the government and the private sector have to re-orientate their strategies because of competition, rising costs and other elements. We662 words
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146 1986-11-05 17 PLANS BY Yang Ming Line to introduce the pendulum service on the Europe-Far EastNorth America-Europe trade are likely to be delayed to the second half of next year. Initially the service was scheduled to be launched after the Taiwanese state-owned line takes delivery of146 words
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465 1986-11-05 17 G DURAIRAJ - By G DURAIRAJ THE ECONOMIC Commission for Asia and the Pacific (Escap) is currently undertaking a survey on the state and requirements of the freight forwarding industry in the region. The survey will be completed this month. Senior Escap economic affairs officer465 words
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239 1986-11-05 17 AFP CONTRACTS were signed on Monday (or the building of five 3,000-dwt cargo ships, the first of an estimated 80 ships of various sixes the Indonesian government plans to build to replace scrapped units. The ships to be built at the country'sAFP - 239 words
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192 1986-11-05 17 Reuter OIL TANKERS and combination carriers sold for scrap during October dropped to 145,771 long dwt (five vessels), the lowest figure for a single month since January 1960 when 47,457 long dwt (two vessels) was recorded, London shipbroker Howard Houlder said. The total comparesReuter - 192 words
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Article149 1986-11-05 17 TRANS-LINK EXPRESS of Singapore and its subsidiary, Allied-Link Express Sdn Bhd of Malaysia, have been appointed as general agents for Conterm AB in Sweden. The tie-up enables the two companies to provide weekly consolidation services from Gothenburg, Stockholm and Malmo in Sweden, with connecting services from149 words
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Article1232 1986-11-05 18 BUSINESS was very limited on the London shipping freights market on Monday, especially outside the grain and time-charter sectors. Out of the US Gulf two cargoes of grain were chartered to Japan, one cargo of 50,000 tons was hooked aboard the Pantokrator by MSK at the slightly firmer1,232 words
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420 1986-11-05 18 FT LEP GROUP, the international freight forwarder, revealed that its profits for the first six months of 1986 had fallen to £3.1 million, a decline of 22 per cent compared with last year's £3.96 million. The directors said the disappointing result was mainly dueFT - 420 words
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Article910 1986-11-05 18 AB Shpg V 5 Accord Shpg VI 3 Ahrenkiel Liner X 1 Aitrons VI 3 AC Toepfer X 5 Anro Service IV 2/3 Arrow Lines X 4 Attos Line X 3 ANL I 1/2 APC Line V 4 APL I 2/3 ASCL 1 Bott-Conodo Line VI 4/5910 words
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295 1986-11-05 18 Reuter FOURTEEN PEOPLE were missing on Monday and officials feared that most had been killed, after an Argentine hydrofoil burned and capsized on Sunday night with four known deaths. Survivors from the incident in the river (date off Buenos Aires said (Mays inReuter - 295 words
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Article177 1986-11-05 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 (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 Line177 words
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148 1986-11-05 19 THE PROPOSED global service by Mr Karl-Heinz Sager has received the backing of two German investors Bremer Vulkan and Luerssen Werft. Although the two backers have not been officially named, Lloyd's List said their involvement had been confirmed by sources handling details of148 words
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590 1986-11-05 19 Reuter CREDITORS at the Wah Kwong shipping group are expected to sign an agreement, most of them today, to restructure its debts of over US$B5O million, ending a long and bitter dispute, according to a group source. Bankers said the revised restructuringReuter - 590 words
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Article885 1986-11-05 19 AFP RATES on the major grain routes showed some signs of Improvement on their previous levels on the freight market during the past week. But they still remained well below earnings achieved In September when rising fuel costs were Included in shipowners' rate expectations. Prospects for a significantAFP - 885 words
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384 1986-11-05 19 Fairplay THE BRITISH Prime Minister, Mrs Margaret Thatcher, found herself at the centre <4 a storm after blaming the demise of the Britirii merchant fleet on the National Union of Seamen (NUS). Replying to a queetion in Parliament from MP Robert Wareing asFairplay - 384 words
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6932 1986-11-05 24 A guide to ships loading at Singapore lor 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.6,932 words
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Article931 1986-11-05 25 AT CONVENTIONAL WHARVES Chin Chyun No 2 Chm Chyun No 1 J3 alongside J3 otongude 05.11/2300 05 11/2300 VmmI •arth Arrival Departure Kanmun Abadi J9 alongside 05 11/0600 Mekar Indah J7/8 alongside 05 11/2359 KEPPEL WHARVES Bafcal/P K9 alongside 05.11/1800 Putn Ma war Putra Butan 1 Polor931 words
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Advertisement74 1986-11-05 17 LEP GROUP said its profits for the first six months of 1986 hod fallen to £3.1 million, a decline of 22 per cent compared with last year's £3.98 million. P«g« II CREDITORS of the Wah Kwong shipping group are expected to sign an ogreement, most of them today, to restructure74 words
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Advertisement281 1986-11-05 18 NOTICE I&HA TRANS-LINK EXPRESS PTE LTD #03-18 Pasir Panjang Wharves Buildirtg 15 West Coast Highway Singapore 0511 Tel: 778 6522 Tlx: RS ***** TRUNK' Fax 779 2738 ALUED-UNK EXPRESS SDN BHD 12 Lorong 51A/2278 Petaling Jaya Sekangor Malaysia Tel: 755 8955 Tlx: MA ***** 'TRUNK' Fax: 755 6019 Honterm ab281 words
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Advertisement674 1986-11-05 19 The Straits Steamship Group Wi Mansfield Container Shipping PteLtd k Overseas Containers Limited cownmi:j I Vim Uta| I Da Ntac IWrn r*m It lh M/ii m/u a/u 25/11 Z7/U a/u a/u STRAITS SHPPING Singapore to Sabah, Sarawak, Brunei Portsand Bangkok MJ.'.'i/'.SM m I rjm mn M/ll H/U 11/U IVU m/ii674 words
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Advertisement1167 1986-11-05 20 o EVERGREEN Full Container Service Round-The-World East Bound (FE/CARIB/USEC/EURO/FE) no cioiT DO IKK no aai no BUM no LfKCI no CU/MV no GXDO BSO 4CCEFT4B I 1) PKWOKL scr *c k» us hfwi a/11 u/u lvu i2/u ivu u/ii a/u 11/11 23/11 2VU 27/11 21/11 2/12 4/12 C/I2 1/12 7/121,167 words
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Advertisement777 1986-11-05 21 \v PACIFIC INTERNATIONAL LINES PIL Building, 140 Cecil Street, 03-00 Singapore 0106 Tel *****33 FAR EAST CONTAINER SERVICE MAJAPAMT GOWA KOTA SMOA SIN JKT MY SIN Vl2 S/n 7/11 i/11 In M 7/11 S/11 12/11 as/n m/ii at/11 •TCH TAICHUHO *MUR HKG KAO *TCM KEE BUS *MUR *MTC VOK KM777 words
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Advertisement789 1986-11-05 23 s-»to* TaHtoOMc* *****77 NEFTUNE MENCf S PTE. LIS. Ft Ell/AUST TP*/** T«nM CPF KXXMCS *****77 Z7IS7SJ *****42 *****22 *****53 *****42 00 MKCT IMS 77MUI 27N11C 27*111 NEPIM SOIL M> *****07/*****45/*****53/*****20 WIM SO* M) *****71/*****34/*****35 KPUNE SOU M. 01S5W/0200J5/*****0/*****1/*****2 uNEPTUNE ORIENT LINES LTD EXXK:i FAR EAST/EUROPE FULLY CONTAINERISED SERVICE A i789 words
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Miscellaneous167 1986-11-05 24 fi Regional Weather m m l i r •I A £S v EVV 1 *5 ■3i m p> XT, IS SIGNIFICANT WEATHER AND SEA CONDITIONS AT 7MIL*. THIS MOMMNQ. "cTWm<J ton with speed m knots LfGCNO R Th SL. Tempetoture c ihunoecstorm Weothet Wmd d*ect.on ».th speed «i knots V167 words
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