The Business Times, 29 September 1989

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    11 1 BUSINESS TIMES MCI (P) 45/12/88 FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 1W» 75 CENTS
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    FINANCIAL NEWS SUMMARY
    237 1 Dow up US SHARE prices headed higher yesterday morning. Buying was encouraged by the market s recent resilience in the face of negative news. The Dow Jones average of 30 industrials rose 6.27 to 2,679.33 at 1430 GMT in the first hour of trading. AP Footsie down
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    Lock icon Central banks intervene again to stop US$'s rise
    219 1 Reuter THE WORLD'S major central banks, continuing a 24-hour watch on the unruly US dollar, yesterday intervened in currency markets for the fourth straight day to stop it rising. In what has become a daily pattern, the Bank of Japan sold US
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    Tokyo soars to another record
    156 1 SHARE PRICES on the Tokyo stock market soared to yet another new high on the back of a stronger yen and buying from trust funds as other Asian markets closed mixed yesterday. The Tokyo market's leading indicator, the Nikkei Stock Average, which lost 74.25 points
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    UIC misses chance to make $256 m in paper profit
    591 1  -  SOLD STAKE IN SOON-TO-BE-LISTED JAKARTA COMPANY 1 By LEE HAN SHIH A DEAL STRUCK eight months ago has cost United Industrial Corporation (UIC) the chance of making a paper profit of about ***** million. In January, UIC sold its remaining
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    Dickson 'fails to get a public listing'
    519 1  -  By MAGDALENE NG DICKSON Trading (S)'s bid to get a public listing appears to have been dashed. Dickson was one of two luxury goods dealers seeking a listing on the Stock Exchange of Singapore (SES) late last year. While the shares of The
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    Membership will stay non-transferable
    475 1  -  CHANGI BEACH CLUB MANAGEMENT TURNS DOWN RESOLUTIONS By JOHN TAN CHANGI BEACH CLUB's management has refused to budge on the issue of transferable membership. At a meeting on Wednesday evening, the management committee turned down two resolutions which 300 club members had passed at an extraordinary
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    Marcos dies, Aquino rules out return of body
    367 1 THE RETURN OF the body of Ferdinand E Marcos, former president of the Philippines who died in exile in a Honolulu hospital yesterday, has been firmly ruled out by Corazon Aquino, President of the Philippines. Mr Marcos, aged 72, died of cardiac
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      198 1 (StjOTßim Editorial Comment: 10 IMF/World Bank mooting 5 An idea worth stretching China says reform will continue Bangladesh 10 Banking Finance 7 An alluring side Market regulation The right way Shell studying Mslb loan deal .11 Oil Opec misses a chance Shoppers'paradise 2 Showbiz 12 Singapore as No 2 Eternal
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  • HOME NEWS
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      Lock icon S'pore second best place to shop in Asia: survey
      283 2  -  HK the favourite among European businessmen By a m a SANGEETA MULCHAND EUROPEAN businessmen ranked Singapore as the second best place to shop in Asia after Hongkong, and third in offering the best value for money after China and Thailand. Of
      Source: 1988 TIME Corporate/ Country Image Survey  -  283 words
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      Shangri-La, Century Park Sheraton plan renovations
      385 2 TWO MORE HOTELS have announced renovation plans, joining at least a host of others who are priming themselves to cater to the growing number of N tourists. Shangri-La Hotel, rated the world's second best business hotel in the latest edition of the Business Traveller,
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      Free city tours for transit passengers
      146 2 CHANGI International Airport Services (CIAS) has teamed up with Neptune Travel to operate free city tours for transit passengers. The tours, planned by the Civil Aviation Authority of Singapore, the Singapore Tourist Promotion Board and Singapore Airlines, will start from Sunday. Of two hours
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      UK-based disk drive maker picks S'pore as key manufacturing base
      308 2  -  By JAYARAM MENON UK-BASED disk drive maker Rodime is to make Singapore the flagship of its manufacturing operations. "The Singapore plant will assume the lead manufacturing role as our high-volume, highquality, supplier in the OEM (original equipment manufacturer) customer base,''
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      Khattar appointed member of Public Service Commission
      154 2 MR SAT PAL KHATTAR, 46. has been appointed a member of the Public Service Commission (PSC) for a three-year term to take effect from Oct 2, 1989. Mr Khattar began his career in the Singapore Legal Service as a Deputy Public Prosecutor and
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      Telecom to invest $309,000 in customer service programme
      203 2 SINGAPORE TELECOM is investing $309,000 to keep its customers happy. The statutory board yesterday announced the launch of a customer service training programme to equip frontline staff with "the necessary knowledge and skills to better serve customers". Speaking at the launching ceremony,
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      Mt Faber Park to be developed into a scenic attraction
      123 2 MOUNT FABER PARK, already a popular spot with tourists and Singaporeans, is to be developed into a scenic attraction to maximise the potential of its panoramic view from the top of the ridge. Consultants with landscape architectural expertise have been
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      MEMO-PAD
      241 3 Seminars and courses Oct 2-18 Super-Selling Your NPB Building Petemarketing *****00 Way To Success (Senior) Services Oct 2-3 Effective Purchasing Boulevard Hotel Alberton Management *****61 Policies, Practices Procedures Oct 3 High Impact Stress Plaza Hotel Executive's Desk *****50 Management Oct 3 Management of Products Mandarin Hotel Risk and Insurance
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      Bigger procurement show this year
      230 3 AFTER a tentative start last year, the International Procurement Exhibition (Inpro) opening next week has almost doubled in size and has drawn more international participation. The expansion reflects the growing importance of Singapore as a base for international procurement. Last year, international procurement offices (IPO)
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      Cipher Data invests $15m in SMT
      135 3 US-BASED tap* drive maker Cipher Data has invested $15 million to acquire surface mount technology (SMT) for its production facility. The production of tape drives using the SMT facility will begin in the first quarter of next year. But the existing manufacturing process using
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      Time magszine's local circulation hits 18,000
      94 3 TIME magazine, which was allowed to circulate freely from June 1987 following an eightmonth restriction, has re-estab-lished itself in the Republic. Its circulation, which was at 2,000 at the beginning of 1988, has shot up to 18,000 this month, and the company is optimistic
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      Lock icon Plastics industry stands to gain most from automation
      406 3  -  By JOCELYN TOH THE PLASTICS INDUSTRY has been identified as the group that stands to benefit most in direct labour savings if it were to automate. A study carried out by the Automation Applications Centre showed that the plastics industry would be
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      Training management to assess viability of automation
      374 3 TRAINING senior management to think in terms of automation will be the next phase of Singapore's automation programme. Managers and supervisors should then be able to assess the viability of automation projects in their organisations. Leong Cheng Chit director of the Economic Development
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      CIDB, Redas making study trip to Batam
      262 3 WITH SINGAPORE investments in Batam growing, the Construction Industry Development Board and the Real Estate Developers' Association of Singapore are jointly organising an investment study trip to the island next month. A CIDB statement yesterday said the two-day trip, on Oct 9-10, is
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  • FOREIGN NEWS
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      Lock icon Gorbachev to visit Japan in 1991
      259 4 Reuter SOVIET PRESIDENT Mikhail Gorbachev, who has accused Japan of applying a double standard in relations with Moscow, has agreed to visit Tokyo in 1901. The two nations have not signed a peace pact since World War 11, mainly because of a dispute over
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      Lock icon Kaifu Cabinet regaining popular support: newspaper poll
      139 4 AFP THE SUPPORT RATE for Prime Minister Toshiki Kaifu's Cabinet has risen to 40.9 per cent in September from 38.0 per cent last month soon after Mr Kaifu took office on Aug 10, a newspaper poll showed on Thursday. The Yomiuri Shimbun, Japan's
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      Lock icon LDP faces showdown in Parliament
      252 4 AP JAPAN'S Parliament opened its extended session yesterday, setting the stage for a bitter confrontation over Japan's tax system and for new elections which seriously threaten the governing party's 34-year hold on power. The Upper House, dominated for the first time by opposition Members of
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      Lock icon Manila calls for international advisory body on world debt
      207 4 AP THE PHILIPPINES on Wednesday called for the establishment of an international advisory commission in which lender and creditor nations could discuss debt relief plans and development. Philippine Foreign Secretary Raul S Manglapus said in his speech to the 44th General
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      Lock icon Growing foreign interest in Malaysia's privatisation
      366 4 Bernama MALAYSIAN Treasury Sec rota ry-General Tan Sri Zain Azraai has been besieged this past week by requests for appointments from executives from financial institutions keen on doing business with and in Malaysia. He said yesterday in Washington that a number of international financial
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      Lock icon KL woos Taipei funds with double taxation act
      272 4 AFP MALAYSIA is seeking to lure Tsiwsn investors with a double taxation act expected to be signed by the end of this year, an official with the Malaysian Friendship and Trade Centre of Taipei said on Tuesday. The act, which has yet
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      Lock icon 'Aussie debt repayment potential intact'
      189 4 Reuter AUSTRALIA'S overheated economy will not affect the country's debt repayment potential, Standard and Poor's Corp senior vice-president William Chambers said in an interview on the Australian Broadcasting Corp yesterday. "Certainly it does add to the level of external debt, but that's a very long
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      Lock icon Canada proposes new method at tariffs talks
      269 4 Reuter CANADA offered new proposals on how to negotiate tariff cuts in an attempt to break a deadlock on this issue at the Uruguay Round of trade talks on Wednesday. The Canadian paper set out a formula for a coordinated reduction of tariff
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      Lock icon EC adopts charter on workers' rights
      169 4 AFP THE EUROPEAN COMMUNITY Commission on Wednesday formally adopted proposals for a "socisl charter" aimed at enshrining workers' rights in the bar-rier-free EC market of 1993. But analysts predicted the scheme would open a bitter dispute between Britain and its EC partners over what
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      Lock icon UK, Argentine ministers in first meeting since 1982
      166 4 Reuter THE FOREIGN MINISTERS of Britain and Argentina met on Wednesday for the first time since their countries went to war over the Falkland islands in 1962 and confirmed arrangements for talks between their representative in Madrid next month. "We have a
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      Lock icon Dhaka, Colombo set up trade groups
      260 4 AFP BANGLADESH and Sri Lanka on Wednesday set up two trade working groups to expano commercial links between the two South Asian countries, the official BSS news agency said. One working group was for the setting up of joint-venture jute mills in Sri Lanka,
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      DAILY AIRCRAFT MOVEMENTS
      923 4 ARRIVALS DEPARTURES Operator otrvici nunbtr Local HrrM From Operator Sorvloo number Local lima For SU TtY MAS SAS SIA S4A su su SAB MAS SU SU RN THA SU GU RJA SU MAS., THA CPA KLM MAS PAS MAS MAS AIK KAL SU CCA SU AIC SO069
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      Lock icon House approves Bush's steel plan
      386 5 AP PRESIDENT George Bush's proposal to extend steel import restraints for 2V4 years has been approved by a House committee as talks resumed with Japan and other trading partners to carry out its provisions. Trade representatives from Japan, South Korea, the European Community. Mexico, Venezuela
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      Lock icon Seoul threatens to boycott US beef
      141 5 AP SOUTH KOREA yesterday threatened to boycott imports of American beef if the US imposes trade sanctions in retaliation for South Korea's import quotas. The warning came after US Trade Representative Carta Hills warned on Wednesday that the US would draw up a list
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      Lock icon Semiconductor trade seen dipping in '90
      482 5 Reuter THE TOTAL solid state shipments of worldwide makers of semiconductors should fall slightly in 1990 from 1989 but will begin to grow again in 1991 and 1992, according to the Semiconductor Industry Association in its latest forecast. "The US market is the only
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      Lock icon IMF agrees to US$l.5b standby loan for Argentina
      347 5 Reuter ARGENTINE President Carlos Menem says the International Monetary Fund has agreed to a US$l.5 billion standby loan to help his debt-ridden nation meet its payments. The leader, speaking after meeting President George Bush at the White House, announced an agreement that
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      Lock icon China says reform will continue despite setback
      481 5 IMF/WORLD BANK MEETING AP CHINA has told the world financial community that its economic reform policies and its opening to the outside world "shall never be altered", in spite of setbacks and problems. Economic liberalisation in the past decade has generated prosperity. vitality
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      Lock icon Asian nations complain of Western protectionism
      221 5 AFP INDUSTRIALISED NATIONS have exacerbated the severe financial problems of the Third World with increased trade protectionism, according to financial leaders at the IMF/World Bank conference. Indian Finance Minister S B Chavan told the joint annual meetings of the World Bank and International Monetary
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      Lock icon Broad backing for Tokyo's wider role
      204 5 AFP JAPAN'S bid for a bigger role in a better-financed IMF won broad backing at the annual meeting of the 152-nation Fund in Washington on Wednesday. Most ministers, especially from developing countries, who raised the issue of IMF quotas the monetary assets subscribed by
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  • MONEY AND EXCHANGES
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      Forex markets
      1340 6 SINGAPORE: THE US dollar closed higher on short-covering and commercial buying, brushing aside two rounds of Bank of Japan intervention in the morning. Sentiment remained bullish for the US unit but further rise was capped by fear of concerted intervention by central banks. The range yesterday: 1.8842/1.8915 D-mark.
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      Asian $ market
      263 6 Asian market ASIAN dollar deposit rates ended at their opening levels after quiet trading yesterday, with the market awaiting today's release of US August leading indicators. dealers said. Among short-dates, Thursday/Friday closed steady at 9-1/16 8-15/16 per cent. The weekend rate was adjusted higher by 5/8 point to 9-5/8 9-1/2
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      Simex
      519 6 SIMEX Eurodollar futures closed mainly higher on some buying and position adjustments in quiet trading yesterday, dealers said. With the market lacking fresh factors, most operators were cautious, watching the dollar's movements on the foreign exchange markets. Today's release of US leading indicators data for Auguat could provide some
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      Money markets
      53 6 THE overnight rate on the Singapore money fell 1/16 point to 5-7/16 per cent yeaterday. Term rates were all unchanged. S) Interbank rate! at the dose yesterday: own ho Ow3 7/1* 3 S/l* 3 3/1* 3 3/16 2 nimO» 3 3/1* 3 3/1* 3 3/1* 3 3/1* Ovm*q>
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      Government securities market
      98 6 Treasury bills Period Issue Yesterday's dosing Day's code Maturity MO OFFH HOI LOW 3 month* RQ*****F 28.12.89 4.33 4.28 6 WKiiHtii RS*****V 1S.01.90 4.30 4.25 1 y*or 8Y*****F 24.05.90 4.35 4.30 Government notes and la tondi I Period Issue Maturity Coupon Yesterday's closing Day's code ra MO
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      World interest rates
      203 6 *MMm mrag* of ■m prtaM l»ndtog rates ol 11 Malar banks In fpora Interbank market r itaa (offer/btd) on Sap 28 uss DM SWFC Van 7 dmyt a 1/B 14 11 7/t 7 a/a 7 1/4 7 a/4 7 s/a s a/4 s s/a I mm l/a
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      Options
      1205 6 CURRENCY FUTURES OPTIONS Thundoy, September 28, 1989 DEl/TSCHE MARK (MMEX) D«c M caMa OM«P« 32 53 54 JAPANESE YEN <8—EX) Dm M cam DnNprii 72 Z Z 73 75 CURRENCY FUTURES OPTIONS IMM Wadna «doy, r 27, 1989 HUTMW 1 POUND nu SS; ON* I par C Cril 1
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      Lock icon IMM
      330 6 Reuter KEY IMM currency futures on Wednesday finished an afternoon of light, choppy trading mostly higher. Some position-squsring nesr the closs boosted values slightly but there wss not enough momentum to lift most contracts above their afternoon ranges. The market's inability to continue riaing after earlier rounds of central
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      Comex gold/ silver futures
      182 6 Gold futures on September 27, 1989 100 tray ouncss, USS p« troy 01 roe Opo« mgh Low $•9 Oct No* 367JO -0.90 370.30 372.50 ***** 367.90 .1.00 370.40 -0.90 Ok Fab 374.90 376-70 ***** 37X30 -0.60 379.00 380 50 375.80 376.30 -OJO Apr 382.70 383.80 379JO
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  • BANKING AND FINANCE
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      Lock icon Central banks sold up to US$4b this week
      380 7 FALL IN THE US DOLLAR FT THE CENTRAL banks of the Group of Seven leading industrial countries have sold up to US$4 billion since the beginning of this week in their so-far successful attempt to drive the dollar lower, European central bankers
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      Lock icon Overheating in West German economy points to rate rise, say economists
      457 7 Reuter A 0.2 PER CENT rise in West Germany's cost of living in September is the latest sign of an overheating economy that is due for an increase in interest rates, economists said. "We are due for another rise
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      Lock icon Differences persist over G-7 policy coordination
      508 7 Reuter THE GROUP of Seven industrial nations have closed ranks this week and re imposed their authority on the currency markets. But, if a conference held on Wednesday is anything to go by. deep differences persist over how far economic policy coordination can, or
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      Lock icon Former Greek PM ordered to stand trial
      384 7 Reuter THE GREEK Parliament yesterday ordered former Socialist prime minister Andreas Papandreou to stand trial on charges of instigating a US$2OO million bank embezzlement scandal. The 300-seat Parliament voted 165 to 121 to lift immunity from prosecution for Mr Papandreou, and to set
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      Shell's venture in Malaysia studying M$lb loan deal
      447 7  -  ARAB-MALAYSIAN MERCHANT BANK TIPPED TO WIN MANDATE By HONG LEE TIAM SHELL MDS (Malaysia) Sdn Bhd is looking for a Msl billion loan to finance the construction of a plant which can convert natural gas into petroleum products. The middle distillate synthesis
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      Lock icon Lawson pledges 'firm' exchange rate
      505 7 FT NIGEL LAWSON. the UK chancellor, issued a special statement on Tuesday which underlined the government's commitment to a firm exchange rate after the pound fell sharply on foreign exchange markets. The statement, saying that "a firm exchange rate remains an essential plank of our
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      Lock icon Drug money: US banks call for govt help
      163 7 Reuter THE AMERICAN Bankers Association has called for more cooperation with the Federal government and foreign governments to deal with money laundering of drug profits. "ABA supports the need for the international community to enact laws similar to US money laundering laws
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  • COMMODITIES
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      Lock icon Coffee talks in London making progress, say delegates
      263 8 AFP TALKS ON reviving the collapsed export quota agreement between 74 coffee producing and consuming nations took a turn for the better in London on Wednesday, delegates to an International Coffee Organisation (ICO) meeting said. "There is a unanimous opinion among producers
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      RAS and MRELB
      266 8 RAS prices in S c*nts/kg, FOB In bat* NOON CLOSE Buyers Sellers Buyers Sellers bit 1 RSS Prompt 166.00 167.00N 166.25 167.25N Int 1 RSS Oct 166.00 167.00 166.25 167.25 bit 1 RSS Nov 168.50 169.00 168.75 169.25 Int 2 RSS OP 165.00 167.00N 165.25 167.25N Int
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      Rubber
      340 8 SINGAPORE: Rubber prices closed easier but above the lows yesterday, with October One RSS buyer quoted at 166.25 cents a kg, down 1.25 cents from Wednesday's close. Prices recovered slightly in quiet afternoon trading, helped by light covering interest, dealers said. On the TSR-20 Award market, the morning's weaker
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      SSR and SMR
      75 8 (ewiti/koi OCTORER 1989 NOVEMBER 1989 (currant month) (forward month) RAS NOON NOON Buyers •wy*n 5iHin SSR 20 155 00 157.00N 156.00 158.00N ssi so 153.00 155.00N 154.00 156.00N MRELB kytn Seller, ftuy*n SMJt CV 225.50 227.50N 227.50 229JON SMS L 225.00 227.00N 227.00 229.00N SMI 5 218.00
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      Lock icon Crude Oil and Products
      149 8 Telerate FUEL oil prices were unchanged to slightly lower in light dealings yesterday. Offers were talked in the range of $91 mt to $93 mt fob Sing. Saudi Arabia's A 960 cargo was awarded at AG-linked prices plus $3-4 mt premiums. Meanwhile, Taiwan's purchase tenders for
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      KL Tin
      172 8 THE Kuala Lumpur Tin Martat (KLTM) prtca addad four tan to cloaa at M 921.94 a kg on further all-round buying Intaraat yesterday, brokers said. Continuing strong Mds of IS2 tonnaa versua offer* of 91, and Wadnaaday'a slightly hlghar London Matal Exchanga (LME) ctoalng, wara factors which a
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      Palm Oil
      472 8 MALAYSIAN CRUDE PALM OH. FUTURES closed firmer in active trading on the KLCE yesterday on technical buying and short-covering support following the fairly good demand in the cash market lately. Dealers said the good buying support was also attributed to covering for Pakistan's purchase of 12,000 tonnes of
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      Lock icon Wheat
      130 8 Reuter CBOT soft red winter wheat futures settled mixed on Wednesday, with the nearbys posting gains on strong commission house buying based on firm export demand, floor sources said. The USOA's announcement that it offered Egypt one million tonnes of EEP wheat and the Egyptian embassy's statement that it
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      Lock icon Soybean
      82 8 Reuter CBOT soybean futures closed mixed to mostly lower on Wednesday after an erratic session highlighted by selling based on good harvest yields and buying in sympathy with gains in soymeal, floor sources said. US soymeal prices strengthened on market talk of a 75.000- to 100.000tonne trade in Europe,
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      London Markets
      253 8 London Commodity Exchange Buyer/Seller dosing price* on Sep 27 (£/tonne unless specified). Previous dosing prices in porenfhesiv Sugar No 6 FOB (US)/tonn«) Oct 325.00/325.80 High/Low 328.80/321 XX) OK 315.40/316.80 High/Low 316.00/316.00 Sol** (8755) Row No 6 OF unov No 6 FOt unov WMi No 5 unov Oils (US$/toon«)
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      Precious Metals
      352 8 HONGKONG: Gold cloaed little changed yesterday in a quiet and thin market influenced by a quiet US dollar. "Traders were awaiting further directioh on the US dollar which encouraged relatively sluggish tight-range trading," a dealer said. Dealers said local speculative buying gave support to the metal and a
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      Produce Prices
      192 8 Chlntic Produce Exchange SoWoiV noon dosing pricM on Soptombor 28 (S$/100 kg) Coconut oil Bulk FOB 94A0 OW drum FOB 104.00 Now drum FOB 106.00 Copra Mixed (Loom) 52.00 Popper Muntek white FOB NLW Sorowak white 512.50 FOB foq NLW 502.50 Sorowak spodol Mode FOB NLW 407JO Sorowak
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      193 8 Followers or leader... Ori > N 0" 'Vl \V ft. V ih »'*i ■J (i) Baume Mercier GENEVE MAiTRES HORLOGERS DEPUIS 1830 i i i if I mi) 4 9911 Run hi 111 tv BEYOND PERFECTION. 1I 11> J Nintfaport- I'ltr I.ld. Show rimnis .nxl Sn n i-1 t nln
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      Lock icon Lukman expects restraint in Opec output in fourth quarter
      444 9 Reuter OPEC president Rilwanu Luknan said he expects overall Opec oil production restraint despite reservations by some member) on a decision to raise the group's fourth quarter output ceiling "Even with the reservafons, we do not expect them to flood the
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      Lock icon Opec misses an opportunity to drive up oil prices
      722 9 After five days of hard bargaining, the 13 Opec ministers finally agreed on Wednesday to a modest increase in their oil production ceiling for the last quarter of 1989. The Geneva meeting, however, failed to resolve Opec's much violated production quota
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      Lock icon Quota accord a stop-gap move until November
      500 9 Reuter OPEC s failure to solve its troubling issue of quota allocations may corns back to haunt the 13-member group if world demand tor Opec oil this autumn falls below expectations, US oil analysts said oiuWednesday. Earlier Opec members meeting in Geneva agreed
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      103 9 FOR BITS AND BYTES Geared to keep the busy business executive abreast of new technologies he can exploit to full advantage, the TECHNOLOGY page provides news, reviews and features in the areas of information technology, biotechnology, electronics and just about everything high-tech. Although its primary focus is on local news,
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      335 9 Sometimes people clam up when they need to speak up It happens to all of us. We find ourselves listeners, how to stimulate their genuine unable to speak up when we really need interest, whether speaking to one person to. We remain in the ranks of the "silent or to
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      An idea worth pursuing
      371 10 THE KUALA LUMPUR Commodity Exchange recently proposed to its Singapore and Indonesian counterparts that a regional rubber futures contract which can be traded electronically across their respective borders be created. Its chairman, Syed Abdul Jabbar Shahabudin, is confident that such a move would give a much-needed
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      The other, alluring side of Bangladesh
      973 10  -  Bangladesh, hitherto a firm believer in planned economy, is now in the throes of a capitalist revolution. SHOEB KAGDA, who spoke with Mr Mosharraf Hossain, secretary, Ministry of Industries and leader of the delegation that was here recently, reports on what lies ahead for
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      Lock icon The right way to regulate the market
      1953 11  -  Stockmarket bids in the US tend to land in the courts. The takeover panel that holds the ring in the British bids relies on the spirit, not the letter, of its code. Better so, argues LORD ALEXANDER, retiring chairman of the panel. LORD
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      Lock icon When Hawke swoops, the worm turns
      1055 11 AUSTRALIA The Economist WITH THREE SUCCESSFUL elections behind them, Australia's Mr Bob Hawke and his Labour government face a fourth one that will be tougher. It has been preceded by a strike of airline pilots that threatens to crash-land both the party and the
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      458 10 COMPARATIVE STATEMENT Of CONDITION A* of the Dales IndkaNd 0" MMton Pmoi) COMPARATIVE STATEMENT OF EARNINGS AND EXPENSES On MMon Pnot) December 91, December 31. EARNINGS 1987 Interest Income 3,136*5 2.3506 Bank Commission 142.8 113.7 Service Charges/Fees MJ 66.8 Trading Gain 3973 141.6 Foreign Exchange Profit 9M7 466.5 Income Trust
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      Lock icon When it comes to laughs, Hope springs eternal
      815 12  -  PERSONALITIES By AUEAN HARMETZ NYT AFTER nearly seven decades in show business. Bob Hope has a joke for every occasion. In the new fireproof vault in the gatehouse of his six-acre estate, there are 16 filing cabinet drawers filled with folders labelled
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      964 13  -  GARDENS By PAULA DEITZ NYT IN THE PAST DECADE, not just gardening but garden visiting i has become one of America s I most popular pastimes. On Sunday, at an open house at the Ruth Bancroft Dry Garden 1 in Walnut Creek, 32
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    • SHORT TAKES
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        Chinese pull out of book venture
        229 13 A DAY in the Life of China, a book of photographs of China, which was excerpted this week in Time magazine, began last year as a joint venture between Collins Publishers of San Francisco and two Chinese publishers. But it ended in a parting
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        Christies confident
        111 13 FINE ART auction house Christies International pic said after releasing strong halfyear results that it is confident of prospects for the second half of the year. Christies earlier showed a 67 per cent rise in first half pre-tax profit to £34.35 million. The rise in profits was attributed
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        Zsa Zsa ticked off
        168 13 ZSA ZSA GABOR, on trial in Los Angeles for slapping a policeman, burst into tears on Wednesday as a prosecutor accused her of giving "outrageous testimony" and abusing the judicial process by turning the courtroom into a stage. The remarks by Deputy District Attorney Elden Fox
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        Mummies in cold storage
        73 13 THE VATICAN has removed mummified bodies, a top attraction, from its Egyptian museum because tourists could not help touching them. When the museum reopened on Wednesday after restoration work, officials said out of respect for the dead two of the mummies had been put in storage
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        Lock icon Mixed reviews for NY fair
        221 13 Agencies CRAMMED with a global assortment of period objects, New York's newest antiques fair its first to be vetted for authenticity ended its six-day run on Wednesday with mixed reviews. Many of the more than 16,000 people who paid to browse and buy at the
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      669 13 CRYPTIC PUZZLE ACROSS 4 Somer troops taking a friend round on a policing job (6) 7 Picture of a picture (4, 4) 8 Over charges for buzzer components (6) 10 It's in the girl that one finds friendship (5) 13 The tobacco hags use (4) 14 Zero point on the
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      1276 13 TV and RADIO Hittina the hit-man 1 /Vi, V 4 I Wmm. m OUR CHOICE FREELANCE, 1030pm. SBC S A very shady small-time businessman chances upon a gangland killing and becomes the sole eye-witness. Fearstricken, he thinks he's got too much to lose If he goes to the cops. So
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      418 14 GOLF AP MARK CALCAVECCHIA says a victory in the 16-nation Dunhill Cup tournament would be a salve for some self-inflicted wounds. "It would take some of the sting out of last week." said Calcavecchia. who took personal responsibility for the United States'
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      Lock icon Nijdam wins first stage of Tour of Ireland
      133 14 AP DUTCH SPRINTER Jelle Nijdam sped past local favourite Sean Kelly in the final 50 metres on Wednesday to win the first stage of the Tour of Ireland cycling race. Kelly, an Irishman who is a three-time winner of the race, led
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      Longo breaks own 5km record despite light rain
      272 14 CYCLING CHAMPION French cyclist Jeannie Longo broke her own skm world record on Wednesday with a time of 6 minutes, 14.135 seconds, despite light rain and wind. The record surpassed one of 6:14.813 she set on Sep 16, 1987, in Colorado Springs.
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      Lock icon Oakland Athletics clinches tie in American League West title
      522 14 BASEBALL AP THE OAKLAND ATHLETICS clinched a tie for the second straight American League West title, beating the Texas Rangers 4-3 on Tuesday on Dave Henderson's two-run homer in the eighth inning. Oakland leads the American League West division by five
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      Lock icon Chicago Cubs take National League title against all odds
      268 14 AP THE MAGIC NUMBER for the Chicago Cubs is 1969. The Cubs, given hardly a chance at the start of the year, overcame injuries and a strong field and capped their season of surprises by clinching the National League East championship
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      Lock icon Mayotte, Jarryd advance in second round of Volvo match
      371 14 TENNIS AP FOURTH-SEEDED Tim Mayotte, having hiB bast pro aaaaon, defeated Jim Pugh 6-2, 7-6, and Sweden's Anders Jarryd upset eighth-seeded Slobodan Zivojinovic 6-3, 3-6, 6-3, in the U*****,000 Volvo of San Francisco tennis tournament. Mayotte, who ranks Bth in the
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      720 14 NOTICES Ki. irrvTi• ii TBI COMPANIKS ACT, IN THE MATTEB OF LOYANG-BATAM i jj.t; i '*1 vEV/.'h i.VTTVi At an Extraordinary General Meeting of the abovenamed company duly oon▼ened on Monday. 36 September lMt at 10.00 a.m., at 400 Orchard Road #92-08. Orchard Towers, Singapore 0000. the following reeolutions were
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      766 14 IN THE MATTER OF THE COMPANIES ACT. CAP. 50 OAMEN SYSTEMS (SINGAPORE) PTE LTD (Incorporated in Singapore) SPECIAL RESOLUTION At an Extraordinary General Meeting of the members of the above named company, duly convened and held at 4 Battery Roed 12-00 Bank of China Building. Singapore 0104 on 27th September
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  • COMPANIES & STOCK MARKETS
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      Lock icon BAT-ting against a possible turn of fortunes
      512 15 mma mm™ HOCK LOCK SIEW FOR EVERY BUYER there exists a seller, and in the last year British-American Tobacco Company (Singapore) (BATS) has been selling properties at substantial gains. Earlier this week, BATS' associated company Cantonment Properties Re Ltd sold the sole property
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      Bousteadco buys Lam Tong House to cushion impact of rising rentals
      294 15 TO LESSEN the impact of rising rentals, diversified trading group Bousteadco Singapore Ltd has bought Lam Tong House in Mosque Street for $9-2 million. Bousteadco currently rents office space at Sanford Building, which was recently sold by Straits Steamship
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      Morgan Grenfell, Merrill Lynch are tops
      612 15  -  By MAGDALENE NG A SURVEY OF international and domestic fund managers has picked stockbrokers Morgan Grenfell Asia Partners Securities and Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner Smith (S) for producing the best research on Singapore and Mateysia. The survey, conducted jointly by UK-based periodical Euromoney and
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      LATEST RESULTS
      85 15 SPK-SENTOSA Corporation Bhd: Group profit after tax and minorities of M 55,000 ($177,000) on turnover of $1.9 million ($2.27 million) for the six months ended June 30. 1989 EPS is 0.01 sen (0.38 sen). No dividend is payable. SANYO INDUSTRIES (M) Bhd: Net loss of M 52.87 million
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      Chuan Hup doubles after-tax profit to $9m
      516 15  -  By ELAINE KOH CHUAN HUP Holdings Ltd has nearly doubled its after-tax profit to $9.09 million for the year ended June 30, helped by a strong showing in the marine and electronics businesses which form its core activities. This performance, however, is still
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      Metal Con's after-tax profit falls to $1.81 m
      338 15 METAL CONTAINERS LTD's latest year-end results have been adversely affected by a sizeable provision for -stocks obsolescence. f For the year ended June 30, 1989, group profit after tax but before extraordinaries fell 66.9 per cent to $1.81 million, compared with $5.48
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      Lock icon Esso Malaysia's interim profit rises to M$30.9m
      322 15 Bernama ESSO MALAYSIA BHD has recorded an after-tax profit of M 530.9 million for the first six months of this year, compared with M 523.1 million in the corresponding period in 1968 Chairman Charles D Roxburgh, in his statement to stockholders for the
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      Lock icon Public Bank foreign shares to be quoted from Monday
      212 15 Bernama PUBLIC BANK Bhd's for-eign-owned shares will begin their separate quotation on the Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange (KLSE) next Monday. The KLSE said in a statement that Public Bank has confirmed its registrar would endorse the word "foreign" and initial on
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        Buoyant overseas markets fail to bolster local sentiment
        1142 16  -  bv KEVIN GWEE sSENTIMENT on the Singapore stock market again failed to be lifted by gains in major overseas bourses, with the market closing on a mixed note in sluggish trading yesterday. "If other markets in the region continue to show strength,
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        Unit trusts
        299 16 (Managers' prk*« JFor S*p 29 1 1 Singapore Unit Trust fit* Com—rcn 121 1 28 Sa»ings Fund 106 1.12 ('port frog Fund 0.46 050* ('port W Fund 076 081 •5 por» Fund 081 0.86 %'por« Equity Fund 057 041 Asia Unit Trust Mai Wn*A Fund 140 169 |Mol
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        COMPANY MEETINGS
        42 16 QEORQE TOWN HOLDINOS BERHAD: 84th AGM at Cempaka Room, Hotel Equatorial, Jalan Sultan lamail. ***** Kuala Lumpur, today at 10am. MTP HOLDINOS LIMITED: AGM at Tai-Pan Ramada Hotel. Pine Room. 3rd Floor. 104 Victoria Street, Singapore 0718, today at 10am.
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        SES SHARE INFORMATION
        6238 16 1989 High Low t Tel Code Company Last Sale SEP 28 OTVol (•000) Day High Low Last On Buyer S< ote slier Qr's Dlv Dlv Cot Qr's Y'ld Net P/E M Cap (mil 275 123 274 121 170 200 129 142 230 126 130 205 125 132
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        Lock icon Renewed buying lifts prices
        3525 17 MBT RENEWED BUYING lifted share price* to higher ground on the Kuele Lumpur stock market yeeterday. Blue chipe and higher priced issues were at the fore and fairly widespread double-digit gains were posted. Much activity was focused on Arab-Malayaian First Property Trust which made its debut
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        Stanley Ho keen on Silicon Valley property
        385 18 MACAU'S casino king Stanley Ho is eyeing a large property in Silicon Valley, just outside San Francisco. The 1,000-acre property, which includes a lake, could be used for mixed development inclusive of residential and recreational facilities. Mr Ho, one of Hongkong's wealthiest businessmen,
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        Lock icon Bangkok: Profit-taking sets in
        245 18 Reuter THAI STOCKS yesterday edged slightly lower after early gains were offset by profit-taking in dull and directionless trade, brokers said. The SET Index closed 2.74 points down at 691.73. with declines leading advances 66 to 40. v Most active issues were Padaeng Industry, Thai-German Ceramics
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        Lock icon Bombay: Prices surge
        209 18 Reuter SHARES yesterday rallied strongly on rumours the government was considering removing price controls on steel. Brokers said the government was likely to make a formal announcement before Parliament convened for a brief session in mid-October before general elections due around the year-end. Tata Steel shares jumped
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        Lock icon New Zealand: Steady volume
        187 18 Reuter THE NEW ZEALAND share market rose on steady volume yesterday, reassured by the Brierley Investments annual result. Brokers are expecting mildly volatile trading ahead in the absence of a definite trend. "The market is very open to sentiment from offshore," one broker said. The Barclays
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        Lock icon Seoul: Stocks stage rebound
        122 18 Reuter SEOUL STOCKS yesterday rose sharply in a technical rebound after 10 consecutive sessions of declines, brokers said. The composite index gained 7.20 points to close st 931.95. Turnover was 328.7 billion won against 266.5 billion on Wednesday. "This is bargain-hunt-ing. Many investors believe prices have
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        Lock icon Manila: Market ends mixed
        145 18 Reuter INTEREST in selected blue chips yesterday continued to buoy the market while mining and oil issues eased due to lack of positive factors, brokers said. The Manila Stock Exchange composite index fell four points to close at 1,147.94. But combined volume surged to 806.13 million
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        Lock icon Blue chips continue climbing
        1292 18 Hongkong Reuter PRICES of blue chips yesterday resumed thisir upward movement and ended the day with good gains supported by higher trading volume, brokers said. The Hang Seng index closed at the day's peak, rising 42.75 points, or 1.58 per cent, to 2,755.32. The Hong Kong
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        Lock icon Market drifts lower
        514 18 Sydney Reuter AUSTRALIA'S share market yesterday drifted to a marginally weaker close in a day of consolidation following Wednesday's upward rush led by the banking sector, brokers said. The All Ordinaries Index closed unchanged at 1,720.2, but was up on the early low of 1,714.4. Brokers said
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        Bulls resume charge
        574 18 Tokyo TOKYO share prices renewed their upward charge yesterday, following on the yen's strength this week, to end at another record close and traded high. Almost everyone was a net buyer, from foreigners to investment trusts to corporations, brokers said. The key 225-share Nikkei index jumped 319.41
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        Lock icon Dow recovers from early selloff
        908 19 New York Reuter WALL STREET blue chips on Wednesday ended mildly higher, surviving a selloff in technology issues triggered by International Business Machines Corps surprise announcement of lower third quarter earnings. Traders said light program buying and short-covering, as well as revived interest in takeover
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        Lock icon Shares fall on sterling worries
        866 19 London Reuter EQUITIES yesterday opened lower in quiet trading amid speculation that a further devaluation of the pound might prompt a rise in domestic interest rates. "All eyes are on sterling and on the Bank (of England) to see if they prop it up. But
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        Lock icon EUROPEAN MARKETS ROUNDUP
        1700 19 Reuter ZURICH: Swiss shares recovered from Wednesday's sharp losses, supported by Tokyo's record close and Wednesday night's slightly firmer Wall Street, dealers said. The all-share Swiss Performance Index at mid-day stood at 1,177.2 against an initial 1,172.4 and 1,170.1 on Wednesday. High interest rates continued to make
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        Lock icon Cola companies see more potential in foreign markets
        502 19 Reuter AMERICAN MULTINATIONAL soft drink companies Coca-Cola Co and PepsiCo will increase their focus on foreign markets, which offer greater growth potential in the soft-drink business than in their home market. Coca-Cola chairman Roberto Goizueta said his company has an "unequalled opportunity
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        Lock icon Corporate raider Bilzerian jailed four years, fined
        141 19 NYT PAUL A BILZERIAN, the Florida investor who became one of the wealthiest corporate raiders of the 1980s, was sentenced on Wednesday to four years in prison and fined US$l.5 million for nine counts of violating securities laws, conspiracy and other crimes. Bilzerian,
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      351 15 CURRENCY INVESTMENT \MI Kl< I XI'KI vs TEL: 321 3333 September 28,1989 This announcement appears as a matter of record only H\R EAST-LEVINGSTON Lf > II 1 r till* FELS US$BO,OOO,OOO 1.25 per cent. Unsecured Bonds due 1994 with 66,855,931 Warrants to subscribe for New Shares of Far East-Levingston Shipbuilding
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      176 18 A Credit du Nord Board of Directors Bruno de Maukte Chairman and Chief Executive Officer Pierre Simon Director and President Directors Yves de Courton Christian Dubois Philippe Duiac Michel Fransois-Poncet Gilbert Granchet Dominique Hoenn Andr6 Ldvy-Lang Pierre Marti naud Alex Psytavin Hubert de Saint-Amand Jean SembSly G6rard Ttebot Heed Office:
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      557 18 Consolidated Income Statement Years ended December 31 (FF thousands) REVENUES EXPENSES Cash and interbank transactions Banks and financial institutions Securities purchased under agreement to resell Commissions Customer transactions Customer loans Customer overdrafts Commissions Lease financing transactions Miscellaneous transactions Interest and dividends on investment securities Other revenues Recapture of non-operating Share
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      455 19 Svenska Handelsbanken (Incorporated in Sweden) Singapore Branch: 66 Chuia Street, #21-00, OCBC Centre, Sinoapore 0104 letephone kit: 66 *****00 Telex FtS ***** SHBSIN Telefax tnt: 66 *****06 General Manager JARL WENNERHOLM Board Of Directors TORE BRGWALDH Honorary Chairman JAN WALLANDER Chairman KJELL BRANDSTROM LENNART CLAESSON JAN EKMAN, Vice Chairman GORAN
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      Lock icon LDP elections set for Oct 29
      53 20 AFP THE ruling Liberal Democratic Party (LOP) said yesterday that it would hold a presidential election on Oct 29, the day before Prime Minister Toshiki Kaifu's term expires. Mr Kaifu is most likely to be elected president as he is expected to be the
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      32 20 Reuter BRANIFF INC, the airline that had aspired to become one of US top carriers with ambitious growth plans, announced yesterday it was filing for bankruptcy protection. Reuter
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      39 20 Reuter THE World Bank and the West will continue economic sanctions against China because its leaders have offered no conciliation since they crushed pro-democracy rallies brutally in June, diplomats and bankers said yesterday. Reuter
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      Lock icon Canberra eases migrant rules
      55 20 Reuter AUSTRALIA said yesterday it would encourage people under the age of 40 to move to Australia under its business migration programme. From Oct 1, the minimum amount they will need to migrate to Australia to guarantee entry under the programme will fall 30 per cent
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      30 20 Reuter AUSTRALIAN Prime Minister Bob Hawke reaffirmed monetary policy will not be tightened further and will not remain tight any longer than is necessary. Reuter
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      36 20 Reuter THE United States will provide assistance to non-Com-munist Cambodian factions to prevent a Khmer Rouge return to power after the Vietnamese troop pullout, Vice-President Dan Quayle said yesterday. Reuter
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      37 20 Reuter SOVIET leader Mikhail Gorbachev flew to Kiev yesterday to attend a key meeting of the Ukrainian Communist Party Central Committee in a previously unannounced visit, indicating the importance of the meeting. Reuter
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    53 20 Reuter COMEX gold futures were down slightly in slow early trading yesterday as the US dollar rose. Spot October slipped US$O.4O to U*****.50 an ounce. December gold was trading at U*****.20. off US$O.lO. Comex silver futures were up slightly in early trade. Spot October was 0.80 cent higher at
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    Affidavit from Vatican representative used to bolster Lee's case
    680 20  -  PM LEE'S LIBEL SUIT AGAINST FEER By SHOEB KAGDA IN A DRAMATIC MOVE to support its argument, the plaintiff yesterday introduced an affidavit from a high-ranking Vatican representative reaffirming that the Catholic Church did not view a series of 1987 security
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    Lock icon Suharto urges top govt officials to lead fight against corruption
    199 20 Reuter PRESIDENT SUHARTO yesterday ordered his government to crack down on corruption, which he said was eating into Indonesia's economic progress. "It is vital that we take concrete action to fight corruption, all of us but especially senior officials and
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    478 20 AP BRITISH Foreign Secretary John Major yesterday announced a package of measures for Hongkong ttiat includes guarantees of British resettlement to Hongkong residents considered essential to the colony's future. Mr Major, in a speech to the General Assembly, also announced that
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    440 20 AFP MOST FOREIGN BANKS in Indonesia reported higher profits in the first six months of this year despite stiffer competition from local banks, according to a report published in Jakarta yesterday. All 11 foreign banks operating in Indonesia raised their assets to
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    397 20 FORMER Philippine president Ferdinand Marcos, who died of cardiac arrest yesterday, was born in Sarrat. Ilocos Norte province on Sep 11, 1917. The eldest son of a lawyer and a schoolteacher, Mr Marcos received the highest scores in the national bar exam at the
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    180 20 AFP BRITISH Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher has decided to cut by half the 200,000 passports London was to offer to people in Hongkong as an escape route before China's takeover of the British colony in 1997, a regional magazine reported yesterday. Mrs Thatcher s decision
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    197 20 AP US VICE-PRESIDENT Dan Quayle assured Malaysia yesterday that there are no plans tor an American military base in neighbouring Singapore, a Malaysian official said. In a one-hour meeting with Prime Minister Mahathir Mohamad, Mr Quayle aaid the US would use Singapore
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      Lock icon PORT SIDES Orient Overseas pleads ignorance
      97 21 Reuter HONGKONG-BASED shipping group Orient Overseas (Holdings) Ltd says it is unaware of any reason behind the recent sharp jump in its share price. Brokers in Hongkong said yesterday that the share rose nearly 20 per cent on Wednesday on rumours of a possible
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      88 21 Reuter CARGO HANDLING resumed at Chittagong Port on Wednesday after a majority of the 20,000 dockers who stopped work following a trade union dispute returned to work. A port official said, "The situation is now almost normal as supporters of the main faction led by
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      82 21 Reuter BANGLADESH has sent investigators to a reported oil spill from a ship anchored near the Chittagong coast. Government officials said the 102,504-dwt FHothei, which had taken on 93,447 tonnes of crude oil in Abu Dhabi, docked at the port of Kutubdia, 88 km from
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      EAC Lines renews terminal contract
      120 21 EAC LINES of Pasadena, California, has renewed a five-year term terminal use agreement under which Oakland has been designated as the shipping line's regularly scheduled northern California port of call for trans-Pacific service. Under the agreement, EAC vessels will continue to use Oakland's Charles P
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      OOCL may cover Laem Chabang
      52 21  -  by Richard Ng OOCL may consider making the Thai deepsea port of Laem Chabang, which is now under construction, as a port of call for mother vessels serving Hongkong, Japan, South Korea, Singapore and Taiwan. This was revealed recently by OOCL's managing director, Captain C
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      Mcllwraith McEacharn seeking business openings
      129 21  -  -by John Spiers mcilwraith mceacharn is seeking opportunities to expand its marine, transport and mineral businesses to utilise high liquidity flowing from a record year. Group operating profit after tax and extraordinaries was A 522.93 million. Managing director Tony Lawrance said it was looking for
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      337 21  -  By G DURAIRAJ EVERGREEN International Corporation SA is reportedly seeking landing rights in Malaysia for its Evergreen Airways. The Taiwanese company, which expects its airline to take off sometime in 1992, is said to have broached the matter with Malaysian authorities. It
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      472 21  -  NO PLANS FOR US SERVICE IN NEXT 12 MONTHS By LINDA CHEE Shipping Correspondent NEDLLOYD GROUP chairman Henk Rootliep has dismissed fears of a shakeout in the Far East-Europe trade, adding that trade growth should fuel the necessary demand to absorb
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      New agent for Nedlloyd and Scandutch
      152 21 NEDLLOYD LINES and Scandutch have jointly appointed Mac-Nels Shipping as their new agent in Sarawak and Sabah. Mac-Nels Shipping is also expanding in East Malaysia, having set up Mac-Nels Shipping (Sarawak) Sdn Bhd in Kuching and Mac-Nels Shipping (KK) Sdn Bhd in Kota Kinabalu.
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      TWRA to introduce general rate increase
      235 21 THE TRANS-PACIFIC Westbound Rate Agreement has approved a general rate increase averaging 10 per cent for most dry cargoes and about 5 per cent for most refrigerated cargoes, effective from April 1 next year. The increase for aluminium will be US$2OO per 40-footer, US$l6O
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      New rail link between China and Russia
      136 21 A NEW "Silk Road" linking China and the Soviet Union by 1992 should be able to slash transit times between East and West considerably, says a leading Soviet economist. Container ships take about 30 days to travel from the Pacific to the Middle
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      Lloyd's Register expects rise in newbuildings in Malaysia
      222 21  -  Alwi LLOYD S REGISTER (LR), the international ship classification organisation, has forecast an increase in the number of newbuildings in Malaysia next year. LR's country manager for Malaysia, Brian Taylor, said the new construction orders were in tandem with the continued buoyancy
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      Lock icon South Korean yards making new start
      1169 22 SHIPBUILDERS OUT TO REGAIN LEAD FOLLOWING LABOUR UNREST Lloyd's Ship Manager/Shipping News International SOUTH KOREA toppled Japan from its 20-year lead in the shipbuilding league during the third quarter of 1967. Lloyd's Register figures showed a South Korean order backlog of 5.458 billion grt
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      Conference to discuss manpower shortage
      259 22 THE CRITICAL PROBLEMS in the maritime industry caused by the acute shortage of qualified maritime professionals are to be tackled at a major conference in Singapore in November. Organised by Lloyd's of London Press (Far East) Ltd and the International Shipping Federation, the two-day International
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      Bunker market report
      544 22 Density Water Carbon Ash Aluminium Sedlmen Residue KG/M*3 V/V M/M M/M PPM M/M Exxon VTv#fnOG ISO/Clmac limits Spec E25 991 1.0 15.0 0.10 30* 0.10* Spec G35 991 1.0 18.0 0.15 30* 0.10' Northern Europe 180 Ave 984 0.2 13.3 0.05 7 0.02 180 Max QQO WO
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      420 22 Reuter THE US PLAN to give Poland's fledgling democracy US$lO6 million in emergency food aid is snarled in an okl political battle over how much of the money will go to subsidised US shipping. And there is a technical problem how to
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      2234 22 RECEIVING OF EXPORT FCL CONTAINERS AND LCL CARGO Ship Voy A nival Tnnitiln^r Ochadulai Bfc Op Qdn Dato/Tlmo Timo From Thno To Booking Gi ate A* TrtaM> I3Z73 os >oii 0400 3QOWD 30C7X Dock 1 o n •OS 3ft«rx L<*X Doc te j n A»rfaM W
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      193 23 Seatrade Week THE KOREA PORTS MARITIME AUTHORITY is hammering out the details of a 40-article Bill that, if enacted, would establish a government-run container terminal operation corporation. The move would entail the disbanding of the existing Busan Container Terminal Operation Corp. The new body would
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      London Freights
      774 23 FREIGHT rates for grain cargoes from the US Gulf to Japan eased as tonnage has built up in the absence of recent demand and overall chartering is still quiet on Wednesday, brokers said. Recent rumoured business on this run is now known to have fixed at U5523.35 and
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      9430 30 AANMUB Qiu Ha. China Ocean Shpg Sap 20 Noraaia Al-Muntouh. Noraata line. Sap 20. Ming Paaca Yang Ming llna. Sap 30 Nad DaHl ScanOutcht Oct 2 VMa da JupMar. CM D APretoment Oct 4. Ever Garland Evergreen. 00l 4. Totaga Bay. Trio*. Oct
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      20 21 Lines and services represented by Members of the Registry of Accredited f?~ Shipping Agents, Singapore National VL Shipping Association. Y,
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      33 21 A lively way with words AvmMmbttatmi good bookshop* Singapore Lenders Target the Consumer Upheaval in the legal profession Helping Hongkong workers make the big move In the Spotlight: Bonvests Holdings, C K Tang
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      117 21 INSIDE Fresh start for Korean yards SOUTH KOREAN yard* are out to regain their lead in the international league following their recent labour troubles. PAGE II Aid plan dogged by subsidy row THE US PLAN to give Poland's fledgling democracy US$lO6 million in emergency food aid is snarled in an
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      417 24 0 COLUMBUS LINE REEOEREI GMBH (A SERVICE OF HAMBURG SUDI EXPRESS SEMI CONTAINER SERVICE TO Trim m •I'ui! vxil 1 J.i (ASIA-SOUTH PACIFIC JOINT SERVICE) ■MAYMNKVW WH Pert Maroaby, L» Rafeewl, M COLUMBUS SINGAPORE V2S 1/11 Pert Mvee*. Lee, R*3 Accepting LCI cargo (or main ports discharge and also to
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      723 24 r <1■ L 'O .bl- INDEPENDENT FULL CONTAINER SERVICE WESTBOUND FOR EUROPE VSUVOY (VIA (VIA AL6) HMD NORASIA AL-MMTAZAH 827-3 3M ISfH Wl M/U »g 27/ M WM BOf M* NORASIA SUSAN MB-3 W 22(10 Ml SM p 2.11 I'll 4/11 SAI VU NORASIA SAMANTHA M&-3 13A0 lH 111 111
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      714 25 T0 SABAHj SARAWAK BRUNEI STRAITS PRIOE VICE Skan. Taw KRIS NELELA V2K Slta, Kudi 27-JJ Sep RAJAH BROOKE VJ2E Muara. Lab. KK 2MI Oct BIN TANG BCLAIT* Vl* BM. Mrt, KB Dally STRAITS VENTURE VME Mn, Lab. KK 08-« Oct STRAITS HOPE VME Sw, LO. Taai 05-07 Oct BINTANC SERIA*
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      805 25 CHO YANG LINE WEEKLY EXPRESS CONTAINER SERVICE (ALSO ACCEPTING REEFER CARGOES) TO: EUROPE CNOVANG SUCCESS Ml NANiIN TOMNAC «W NAJUIA TOTTEROAN Ml CNOVANG CNANCf M4V HANJIN LENAVRC Ml MANJIN HASAN 051« CNOVANG PARK MSN Ti HW «l am 2W cnovang chance MX wm »/m no* mn» nannn hasan mi Ml
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      246 25 t \f; IMLintermaritime SOUTHERN AFRICA SERVICE aowustosw su su su i W' «on *12 m VI 221 •Ato. oil, LL t PX GENERAL AGENTS: MAI SUN HUP CO. (PTE) LTD. SINGAPORE PORT KELANG Ml— TEL 22MW, TEL MM TELW* SUI AGERTV KOTA KINAtALU JAKARTA TEL 22UH TEL DM U*i L
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      549 26 \\l H SINOSE MARITIME PTE LTD ISLAMIC REPUBLIC OF IRAN SHIPPING LINES Vi L rrvH KYOWA LINE 1 I Ll'j l -Si VJN fTßrp KBE •KYOWA ROSE V-* 5/10 ASIAN LILY V-M 1/10 LOAD FOR GUAM, YAP, KOROR GUAM, PNP, MAJURO TRANSPORTACION MARITIMA MEXICANA. S A DE C.V. a«>: Fl-:
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      321 26 GO HAN JIN SHIPPING FULL CONTAINER SERVICE TO EUROPE VIA SUEZ m ir-r" T> V'g* '.'J o^4. FAR EAST PORTS TO CNOYANC CHARM MX TO USA PACIFIC SOUTH WEST MMUM U HAVtI m CNOYANC MM mm. TO PACIFIC NORTH WEST CANADA EUROPE VIA SUEZ FROM CONVENTIONAL SERVICE TO PERSIAN GULF
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      147 26 GUANGZHOU MARITIME TRANSPORT BUREAU OF CHINA SOUTHERN LINE REGULAR LINER SERVICES (FORTNIGHTLY SAILING) HONG KONG PORT KELANG PENANG BANGKOK ALSO ACCEPTING CARGO FROM HONGKONG TO MALAYSIAN PORTS HEAO AGENTS SOUTHERN SHIPPING. AND ENTERPRISE CO. LTD AGENTS S ATI MAR SDN. BHD K LUMPUft: TIL: 33**71*03*14 M PCHANQ TEL: M413M3 PAX:
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      685 26 It EVERGREEN > r) !di r nC'-Round-The-World East Bound (FE/CARIB/USEC/EURO/FE) Round-The-World West Bound (FE/EURO/USEC/CARIB/FFI EVER CAR LAND EVU CROUP EVU OVEN EVER GAUANT SGP JED MftC FIX 5 aS 1 iu am lyu u/u AMV LMV NYC NFK CHS KSN TYO OSK wk irtc twr sxcsiiisill am v*u aiu aiu
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      520 27 PACIFIC INTERNATIONAL LINES PIL Building, 140 Cecil Street, #03-00, Singapore 0106. Tel: *****33 CONTAINER SERVICES 1 T. VOY FAR EAST m/w una iano VII 1/11 11/11 y i» ><• HOT A BAMAOIA Wit M 4/10 ft/10 Via 7/11 11/10 HOT A BAMAOIA OTI7 11/ M IT/1# M/ 10 1/11 Wll
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      408 27 BEN LINE CONTAINERS EXPRESS CONTAINER SERVICE TO UK/CONTINENT CONTAINER SERVICE FROM UK/CONTINENT y v TASMAN ASIA SHIPPING Tl NEW CALEDONIA, FIJI AND NEW ZEALAND SN I BAM LINT MM NOUKA SUVA Ml IMP Tl 1300 TA VOVMEA« 8(10 11/11 21/11 MAI 27f1l 27/10 TA NAVWATOt 55 VII 1/12 4/12 7/12
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      244 27 i DJAKARTA LLOYD INDONESIAN NATIONAL LINE (A MEMBER OF ANRO) I von MM) JAYMMTVem WM MMiaMKMVS IVM MMMSTMUMin ana w/wr mm rmmmu/nm SINGAPORE EKi JA A AGfcNCIES 'J®, std ma m ma w m mm nm I'm i/ii vii ano w w 11/11 t?ni MALAYSIA HAMPER kViRA SDN BHD DJAKARTA
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      247 27 BOUSTEAD SHIPPING AGENCIES MYANMA FIVE STAR UNE (Burmese National Urn) Loading for Yangan (Rangoon) S'port PJtoiam Ptnm Ban SH RMTMBANK V2SN tVYBANK V2SN THE BANK UNI MI-CONTAINER SERVICE 13/10 1/11 13/11 17/11 ffi S 2 3? 3? ■ORAYBAJM VI3S Spore 13/11 (CALLING I COLUMUS SINGAPORE V2S Spare 1/11 (PNG parte
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      756 28 n K LINE 1 V KAWASAKI KIM N K \ISIIA. III). EXPORT OOCL FAITH OOCL FRIENDSHIP NEPTUNE JAOC VIA FEEDER irram VOY LI 2C 2M IS 2/9 15 90 20 li/9 SGP *PK/PNC *INOO SflO 7/M IflO 12/10 14/10 15/10 I*lo 21/10 22/tt 21/10 21/10 29/10 CHLS Sfi u/» i*9
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      476 28 EXPRESS CONTAINER SERVICE KALIOAS V.tt TULSIOAS V 44 KALIOAS *.44 TULSIOAS 45 Trawl turn Sm Haft* M Sr f mtm F«*r 1$ Oct 9 Oct |Od F i 30 Oct 24 Oct 14 Od Fi JO «o» M No» M fc» Fi IS Ok •OK •OK Fi "m II top
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      263 28 GOLDEN LINE GUAN GUAM SHIPPING (PTE) LTD 23 Ttiot Aytf Strt«t SINGAFOOF 01(4 TIL U4JW (10 LINCS) Ft. SM3SM GULF SERVICE: r CHINA OCEAN SHIPPING CO., PEKING THE PEOPLE'S REPUBLIC OF CHINA rim Dak IM KM Sat apt ma up> um IV ant nju Tint una una ana ana ana
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      273 28 INLAND DCBTINATIONB I vu. Un Ijl lH V nl ■11 1, I ll FOR ENQUIRIES: S'lnpce Te! ?rii769 P?5lx)C (Is i-rc) P Vi3v T t_- Ei r Te; .'J-3343 JjHMI let 739."'?9J *****05 *****5J '.ll' Ik. I L < L r t n TIMBER PLYWOOD SERVICE TO U.K./CONTINENT KKU rfOtE
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      988 29 NEPTUNE AGENCIES PTE. LTD. (CR NO. **********0E) 1 k NEPTUNE ORIENT LINES LTD EXPORT (VIA SUEZ) IMPORT FROM EUROPE/ UK (VIA SUEZ) SGP LU 00/10 17/10 07/10 23/10 14/10 SO/10 11/10 00/11 a/io u/ii 04/11 30/11 ru IDM HAM 18/10 16/10 31/10 34/10 36/10 37/10 si/io oi/u oa/ii 07/u oa/n
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      836 29 SINSOV SINGAPORE SOVIET SHIPPING CO PRIVATE LTD SINSOV BUILDING 55, Market Street Singapore 0104 Tel: *****33 (15 Lines) Terminal Office: *20C41/2 Cable Address SINSOV SINGAPORE Telex Numbers RS ***** RS ***** RS ***** WW P. KELANC HSSKS HAI THONG SNIPPING 127 Pmm StraaL Pan** Materia MS HANDLING SYSTEM CO SON
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      421 30 SINGAPORE SHIPPING CORPORATION (PTE.) ITO. TEL 225 6868 (34 Lmes) FAX *****39/*****76 TELEX RS ***** A/B SSCMA. RS ***** A/B SSCAO 3" r DSR-LINES EB DEuTPRAChT SEEREEDEREI ROSTOCK 4 INTEGRATED CONTAINER SERVICE MOMER Of EACON SERVICE TO EAST MEDITERRANEAN t NORTH CONTINENT EUROPE nn g i ii—i w. ulmkhti/m KUIMMCA:
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      254 30 SANWA LINE FULLY CONTAINERISED DIRECT SERVICE STRAITS/HONGKONG/TAIWAN/JAPAN PORT KLANG AGENT INTEGRATED FORWARDING SHIPPING SDN BHD. TEL: *****04 FAX: *****49 INDIA/S.E. ASIA Conventional/ LCL/FCL Stnrto To COLOMBO, KARACHI, CHfTTAQONQ, BOMBAY, MADRAS A CALCUTTA IT' i TTfwVJ.YfI ;Ti i :M\ I! J r T~ TMC SHIPPING/A AARON ORIENT LINES 10 Anton Road
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      118 30 CNC LINES WEEKLY FCI LCL CONTAJNER SERVICE ASS? CONTINENTAL FEEDERS PTE. LTD' Singapore W* Tel: *****51 Terminal *****16 MALAYSIA MEWAH SHIPPING SDN. BHD AGENTS: PET AUNG JAVA T«fc 71MMC P. KELAMQ TEL: M7OM7 .JUCOI.IMJA KIJKKA REGULAR CONVENTIONAL AND SEM-CONTAINER SERVICE TO EAST MEDITERRANEAN AND ADRIATIC PORTS S'poro P. KoUng P—i
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      663 30 REGIONiLCONUINE D LINE C ■Visrr PORTS BANGKOK sailings a week Hock Aaencv Co Ltd BKK (Tel: =***** TW Frl V* HJ'J SURATHANI 1 SAILING A WEEK ■I i M l'li'"Hl'lM 11' 111 II 1 'I >1 PJCELANG 3 SAILINGS A WEEK OASWANI Sdn BM Pkl (Tel: *****59) PENANG 2 SAILINGS
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      133 30 c/* Wind drection with ip««d n knot* SIGNIFICANT WEATHER ANO SEA CONDITIONS AT 7-30 AM. SEP 29, 1989 LEGEND; 5 drection -rth sp~d e* knot, "o* l Wove height Cloudy Sky Moo »«di ore indicated by tiiwi dmli Hy with At wiad One ful crcte represent, cafcn or Ight and
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      494 31 UNIPACIFIC TRANS. TRADING AGENCY PTE. LTD. SINGAPORE TEL:*****22 FAX:*****76 CEYLON SHIPPING CORPN National Line of Sri Lanka 11 in i<>\ i \i\i rim i) si ;<\ it i to i| \K Mil (,1 1I,Kl!) M MID I I |<( >|'| tESSEI VOY SINGAPORE KHORFAKKAN KARACHI LANKA SRI MATH I 70W
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      332 31 RICHFIELD MARINE AGENCIES (S) PTE LTD TEL *****33 (10 Lines) FAX *****15 TELEX RS ***** RISHIP (3 Lines) I ACCEPTING FCL AND CONVENTIONAL PCNMO ETA LOMMK* trot* r WM OAWtMALAAM. MOMiA»«. (XJMOUTI VOV 17Wt USA* MAMAWA. MOOOOAH ASSAY MONZ 3*ll DAMCMALAAM. MOMS«««. OMOUTI VOV: mm ASSAS. MAMAWA. HOOCKMM Other ports
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      641 31 P.T. TANTO INTIM LINE SINGAPORE/SURABAYA k WEEKLY FULL CONTAINER SERVICE ACCEPTING ALL LCL/FCL CARGOES VOY SPORE 21/27 <B/10 21,71 10/10 JOfll 17.10 32/33 M/M VICE— FCULCL SURABAYA mmi T n 01/10 13/10 wo 27/11 vessel TANTO UTAMA TANTO UTAMA TANTO UTAMA TANTO UTAMA weekly NVOCC S SYD/MEL/BRI FREMANILEyADE KEELUNG KAOHSIUNG
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      219 31 BALTIC ORIENT SHIPPING PTE LTD. M 3? BAY OF BENGAL SERVI ■rr TIGER BAY UN CALABAR 77CN8 1 10 W &\0 14/10 ftrfr l? Ttft VIETNAM SERVICES P STAROSTIN S2MFB JM 1-11/10 izvestia aani Too m-u/m P STAROSTIN SSRm IMB 21-24/10 izvestia sans 21/10 2S-29/10 AiSO ACCEPTING BREAK BULK FOR
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      97 31 s; W* ABC CONTAINERLINE N V mBA TO AUSTRALIA/NEW r; m LJH IS DATS TO MELBOURNE! TO USA/CANADA ljwmutu t—um aiat^i JHIJII iMMk. Taw, WMmn. H«r Vtrl. Trait, SL Mm FROM USA/CANAOA/EUROPE/MEOITERRAIIEAII] [3CH ANTVOPCN TNT EXPRESS E HOOI6 MUSSEL 231 i i' i»-m irTwrairT ivi LW ra lA Q FARGO
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      437 34 JE CONTAINER LINE TEL: *****59 FAX *****83 GUARANTEE LCL CONSOL SERVICES (ALSO ACCEPTINQ FCL BOOKINGS) FAR EAST TOKYO KOM NAfiOfA YOKOHAMA OSAKA SRI LANKA/ INDIA SOMAY HAMAS EUROPE/ UK SUSAN IMMT) REGULAR CONVENTIONAL SERVICE TO s-rt SWISS SHIPPING PTE LTD a T»lok BUuwah Road MMT. TMok Houm Slaempor* X.TMIHWI IJm)
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