The Business Times, 14 February 1990

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    11 1 BUSINESS TIMES MCI (P) 170/12/89 WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 14, 1990 75 CENTS
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  • FINANCIAL NEWS SUMMARY
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      Dow Jones lower
      43 1 SELL programmes pushed US blue chips and the broad market lower after an early rally failed yesterday. The Oow was off 11 at 2608 in early trading after rising into resistance earlier at 2621. Oeclining issues led gainers by two-to-one.
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      Lock icon Footsie up
      47 1 AP LONDON SHARES were slightly higher in thin trading at midday yesterday, as the market continued to worry about the direction of world bond markets. At 1200 GMT, the Financial Times-Stock Exchange 100-share index was up 8.4 points, or 0.4 per cent, at 2,296.3. AP
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      Stock indices tfluCK inQICvl
      44 1 Tuesday ST Industrials Index 1,575.88 (-17.89) BT-AAGA Index 803.44 (-6.52 NST Industrial Index 3.121.88 3.06) HK Hang Seng indox (-31.11 Tokyo Nikkei Average 37,107.03 (-181.11 Sydney All-Ordlnarios 2,515.5 6.6 Monday Now York (Dow Jones) 2,619.14(-29.06 London (FT 30 Index) 1,810.6(-20.1
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      Exchange rates
      9 1 US$> 144.50yen 1.*****M S$1.8650 US$1.6870 M$t S$0.6889
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      Simex
      17 1 Euro-$ (AAar) 91.66 DM (AAar) 0.5936 Yen (AAar) 0.*****7 Pound (AAar) 1.6780 Nickel Index (AAar) 37,350
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      Gold prices
      11 1 S'pore (buyer's quote) US$420.50 +4.00 London (AAomlng fix US$419.75(4.50
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      Rubber
      10 1 S'pore February 159.50 conts/kg 1.00 AA'sIa February 230.00MctsAg (-0-50
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      KL Tin
      8 1 16.64 AA$/kg (undi Turnover! 58 10
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      CPO Futures
      17 1 Tumoven 1 r 553lots( 137 Fob AA$639/tome (-6 AAar AA$641 /tonne (-10 Apr AA$651/tome (-5
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      Prime lending rate
      10 1 6.48 (avorago of 12 major banks' PLRs)
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      Money market
      30 1 THE overnight rate on the Singapore money market was up 3/8 point at 3-3/8 per cent yesterday. Short-term rates fell by 1/8 point across the board to 6-1/8.
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    Tokyo, NY falls hit regional markets
    242 1 FALLS on Wall Street and Tokyo affected sentiment yesterday, resulting in regional markets closing mixed. Share prices in Tokyo dropped broadly at the close as pre-election jitters coupled with concern over a dip in US stocks on Monday gave investors ample excuse to avoid
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    Lock icon KL estate chiefs, workers agree on core issue
    95 1 AFP MALAYSIAN estate workers and employers have reached an agreement on the core issues of a dispute which led to some 200,000 plantation workers staging a three-day nationwide strike early this month. Malaysian minister Lim Ah Lek yesterday said that the National
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    Executives can now join trade unions
    506 1  -  By YONG POW ANG NON-BARGAINABLE employees in unionised companies may join trade unions as associate members and enjoy union benefits, the Labour Ministry has told the National Trades Union Congress (NTUC). In a letter two weeks ago 1o member unions, NTUC assistant secretary-general Qoh
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    Centre to train staff for aerospace industry
    341 1  -  By WALTON MORAIS WITH the aerospace industry booming, the Singapore government plans to build a specialised training centre to meet the shortage of licensed aircraft maintenance engineers and technicians. To be set up "in the near future", it will be the first such
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    Lock icon Malaysia to attend aerospace show
    196 1 AFP MALAYSIA is to attend the Asian Aerospace '90 opening here today, contrary to earlier reports that it would boycott the five-day event. A spokesman for the organisers said Malaysia's attendance was confirmed late on Monday evening. Five senior Malaysian defence officials are to attend
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    Above-average pay rise for computer execs
    339 1  -  By ANNA TEO THE HOT demand for computer professionals saw above-aver-age salary increases and employee turnover in the industry last year, according to a survey by Hay Management Consultants. The 14.2 per cent total pay rise electronic data processing and management information systems (EDP/MIS)
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    Wearnes in buyout of US computer printer firm
    538 1  -  By WILLIAM CHIA WEARNES TECHNOLOGY, a subsidiary of Wearne Brothers Ltd. is on the verge of taking a big bite of the lucrative fast-growing US$4-billion page printer market through its participation in the buyout of Qume Corp. Last week Qume Corp, a
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    Lock icon Drexel sounding out Japanese institutions
    231 1 AFP TROUBLED US securities firm Drexel Burn ham Lambert Inc has approached several Japaneee financial institutions about the poaaibie sale of some of its divisions. Jiji Press quoted Japanese sources in New York as saying that Japanese banks and securities firms would "seriously consider" any
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      192 1 Full report, PAGE 16 Regional mfcts, PAGE 18 World mkts, PAGE 19 -> rrk czk nrk company services ©DTOTO s~-=: Editorial Comment 7 Troops In Europo 5 profit p«im Oil, m*uh Small countries: big ties Bush rejects Gorbachev's plan D Euro Produce. Rubber, Tin listina for CroMWOfds .................21 Eastern Europe
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      134 1 BOUTIQUE #02-28 RAFFLES CITY SHOPPING CENTRE tM PAOK Ift the start, you would he surprised hy tlie quiet elegance. And be impressed by the attentive, discreet ser-*"' I Perfect wlien you're trying to clinchan important deal over lunch. you'll delight in the chic con.tinental ambience. It's totally unexpected right (or
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  • ASIAN AEROSPACE '90
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      Boeing bullish on Singapore
      514 2  -  US aero-industry could broaden its base here By HARISH MEHTA BOEING Commercial Airplanes is on an Asian binge: it is holding talks with tha Singapore authorities to discuss business that could range from joint ventures to components manufacturing, and ia in serious talka with China to
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      S'pore set to build parts for New Light Helicopter project
      309 2 SINGAPORE AEROSPACE is set to start msnufscturing components for the much-delayed New Light Helicopter project, said Aeroepatiale chairman and chief executive officer Henri Martre yesterday. The Republic would slso make parts for an aircraft produced by Airbus, he sdded. Aerospatiale,
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      Airbus may revamp corporate structure in view of production disruptions
      303 2 STRIKE-HIT Airbus Industrie consortium may have its corporate structure changed to make it less vulnerable to disruptions in production that have been caused by the current three- month-old industrial dispute, Aerospatiale's chairman and chief executive officer said yesterday. Striking workers
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      ASTA in risk-sharing deal to produce utility helicopter
      345 2 AFTER PULLING OUT of a fournation project to manufacture a new light helicopter, AeroSpace Technologies of Australia haa entered into a risk-sharing arrangement with Agusta of Italy and Fama of Argentina to produce a utility helicopter. ASTA's public affairs manager. Andre R
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      US magazine picks SIA as '1989 Airline'
      352 2 SINGAPORE AIRLINES has been selected "1989 Airline" by an American trade magazine from a short-list of five international carriers. SIA managing director Or Cheong Choong Keong received award last night from Air Transport World (ATW). ATW is the organiser of the event, now
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      US, Singapore to cooperate in aircraft repair
      283 2 TECHNICAL COOPERATION between the US and Singapore aviation authorities is being expanded to cover not only aerospace parts and components, but also aircraft repair. This closer cooperation in more aircraft-related areas is part of the move to build on the existing Bilateral Airworthiness
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      Singapore Technologies steps out with new identity
      277 2 MILITARY MUSCLE will be displayed by Singapore Technologies. which will take part in the Aaian Aerospace '90 show under its new corporate identity. The aerospace, industrial, marine and ordnance sectors of Singapore Technologies will be showcased in the Singapore Technologies pavilion. A new
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      Dassault offering mixed bag of incentives
      253 2 DASSAULT is offering a planes-for-tourism bonanza: from tha transfer of technology for the licence production of the Mirage 2000, to countertrade and developing tourism in customer countries. said the senior executive vice-president of Avions Marcel Dasssult-Breguet Aviation, Mr Hugues de L'Estoile. He disclosed that
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      Call for beefing up of Franco-S'pore economic ties
      203 2 FRENCH SECRETARY of State for Defence Gerard Renon, in Singapore to booet the French presence at the Asian Aerospace '90 show, said that existing economic links between the Republic and France were insufficient and needed to be beefed up. The French defence
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  • HOME NEWS
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      Shimizu tipped to win Ngee Ann deal
      416 3  -  Nine contractors short-listed for contract tender By LILIAN ANG IN A FEW DAYS, the muchcoveted $200 million-odd superstructure contract for Ngee Ann City next to Mandarin Hotel will be up for grabs. But even as local and foreign contractors gear up to tender
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      Committee proposes upgrading of training for teachers
      566 3  -  By ANNA TEO TEACHER TRAINING will take a quantum leap in quantity and quality over the next three to five years, with new and upgraded courses at the proposed, expanded National Institute of Education. The focus will be on primary school teaching, in
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      Swiss newcomer plans to invest in own premises
      394 3  -  By SANGEETA MULCHAND A SWISS MANUFACTURER of conveyor and power transmission belts, Habasit, is planning to invest in its own premises even as it begins business on new leased premises. Habasit Far East, the company's 17th subsidiary worldwide and its first distribution
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      Mass Rapid Transit system to be extended to Choa Chu Kang in March
      270 3 THE MASS RAPID TRANSIT system will be extended from Jurong East to Chos Chu Kang on March 10. The Minister for Communication Information, Dr Yeo Ning Hong, disclosed this yesterday at the ground-breaking ceremony for the new
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      Lock icon Mexican President to visit Singapore in June
      119 3 AFP MEXICAN PRESIDENT Carlos Salinas de Gortari is to visit Singapore in June as part of an Asian tour that includes Japan and South Korea, according to a Mexican government official. The official in Mexico City said, however, the exact itinerary had yet
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      Local trading company planning expansion in aviation field
      545 3  -  By RAHITA ELIAS TRADING and investment company United Sembawang Enterprises (USE) is planning to expanding aggressively in the aviation field. It will do so through several joint ventures with companies in the US and China. Theee ventures are to provide marketing and
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      81 3 sU SAMSUNG Electronics IS PLEASED TO APPOINT RANK O'CONNOR'S SINGAPORE AS THE EXCLUSIVE DISTRIBUTOR IN SINGAPORE SAMSUNG AUTOHOME SYSTEM SAMSUNG SHT-206 Telecoms Type Approved: TAC 1722 891(1S 257 4 inl Home Automation System Comprises: Keyphone: 2 C.O. Lines x 6 Extensions Security Control: 4-Zone Alarm System Telecontrol System:Up to 12
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  • Page 3 Miscellaneous
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      194 3 WEATHER^ Global temperature* and weather forecast ri#u y... Hn a OUTLOOK: Shower* City Max/ Note #w M ra arcaa tht late afternoon. Report for 24 hour* prior Aberdeen 04/00 Sonny 7 30pm on Feb 13 at Amsterdam 08/02 Windy obperh A them 11/04 Cloudy Auckland 26/18 Showers Mln lemp 14
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  • REGIONAL BUSINESS & POLITICS
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      Lock icon Manila will tighten grip on spending to fight inflation
      416 4 Reuter ECONOMIC growth in the Philippinaa ia likaly to dip to 5 par cant in 1990 and tha govarnmant will kaap a tight grip on its spending to combat inflation. Finance Secretary Jaaua Eatanialao aaid. Ha aaid in an interview that
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      Lock icon Sarawak approves M$ 900m worth of investments
      168 4 Bernama THE SARAWAK branch of tha Malayaian Induatrial Development Authority (Mida) approved 38 manufacturing licences with a total inveetment of Ms9oo million laat year. Its state director, S Krishnarajah, aaid on Monday 32 licences were iaaued for naw projecta while aix were for
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      Lock icon Indonesia urges Asean to step up exchange of manpower information
      132 4 Bernama INDONESIAN Manpower Miniater Cosmas Batubara haa called on Aaean member countries to continue providing information on manpower reports in their respective countries to complement regional efforts in tackling unemployment problems. He alao euggeeted that tha exchange of information on
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      Lock icon Malaysia needs M$ 10b to avert an energy crisis
      548 4 Bernama MALAYSIA needs at least Mslo billion to generate enough electric power in the next five years to avoid an impending "national energy crtaia" which ia expected to loom in 1901, Energy, Telecommunications and Poet Minister Datuk Sari Samy Vellu has
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      DAILY AIRCRAFT MOVEMENTS
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  • WORLD BUSINESS & POLITICS
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      Lock icon US-Soviet trade talks start on a smooth path towards summit
      402 5 Reuter THE FIRST DAY of talks on a now trade pact between the United States and the Soviet Union n ended on Monday with no major "obstacles appearing towards signing at a superpower summit in June, a US official said.
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      Lock icon Eastern Europe should give top apriority to financial stability
      382 5 AP ««fANKS SEEKING BUSINESS in Eastern r*urop« were told on Monday that gov- there should give priority to 'stabilising budgets, money and inflation before dealing with problems of trade, industry and labour. But the other problems also have to be tackled
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      Lock icon Russians to retain 'only a squadron' at Cam Ranh Bay
      588 5 AFP SOVIET Prime Minister Nikolai Ryzhkov said in Bangkok on Monday that "only a squadron" of the Soviet air force would remain at the air and naval base st Cam Ranh Bay "at the request of the Vietnamese government". Mr
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      Lock icon Seoul group predicts worst trade deficit in nine years
      233 5 AP SOUTH KOREA will run a trade deficit of US$3.3 billion this year, the worst in nine years, the Korea Foreign Trade Association predicted yesterday. The figure far exceeds the government's projection of a US$2 billion deficit. Both flguree were calculated
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      Lock icon Bush rejects Gorbachev's troops plan
      612 5 'No need for equal US, Soviet levels in Europe' Reuter US PRESIDENT George Bush on Monday rejected Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev'a proposal that US and Soviet troope in Europe be cut to equal levels, saying he wanted to get away from such direct "linkage" on
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      174 5 V J Ml Ha mm g W H AHI V»| m^MiM SMl^"g^^K -ri 1111 i i tt —j 11 ill 111 III ■lllFlP^lll^E3B™6*Tli*ElllllWllßßr^H^^e-»iS^«Bal^fc.™ r j^^Bf- 4 Bfl| |r, vf. w- &Vcj v i^lv While we're certainly equipped to rush your important more economical, door-to-door, than you realise.^ documents across the
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      70 5 Doonesbury by garry trudeau Mt-<Aapus&M.uaiDw\ urn uausotemts AQR£EIHATMRBUSHSTRPIO THE PtBSVBfT MST BUT I CAN TELL YOU, AS WAS IT TbEGI/tSUOUU? TfeatoMOMPßU6amF&€B gnt one to run am*/ a vbtnam-cra veteran you had pare me to GFOOUSHANPUHGOS6AR/* FROM A HGHT. NOT THAT JOPO, 60AM0LP0R HZ HAS ANYTHN& TO PROVZ MANS GOTTA QO
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  • PERSPECTIVE
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      Lock icon German currency union will drive wedge into EC monetary plan
      699 7 Reuter WEBT GERMANY'S European partners (ear Chancatlor Helmut Kohl's drtva tor German monetary union could weaken the foundations of financial stability on which Europe's strength Is being built. Privately, they are voicing concern that II Bonn turns 40-year-old dreams of
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      Lock icon E Europe: A hard act to get together
      1413 7 The shift of investment focus from Asia-Pacific to Eastern Europe is not in question, but rather one of degree. Already, Western European preoccupation with such a possibility is reflected in the absence of three key European Community ministers at the current Asean-EC
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      Small countries, big ties
      433 8 IN THE IMAGERY of international perceptions, Brunei stands out for its fabled wealth. But there are other factors which make it special. Prime among them is that it is what may be called a sui generis country. Every nation is, of course, of its own kind,
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      Lock icon The winds of change blow out of control
      1329 8  -  When President Mikhail Gorbachev launched reforms in the Soviet Union, he sowed the seeds for German unification. The two Germanys are now snowballing into unity and Mr Gorbachev, while losing the veto power in the matter, is seeking to shape the union.
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      More claws for the birds of war
      861 8 ASIAN AEROSPACE '90 Defence-conscious Israel, now a force to reckon with on the International defence markets, continues to blaze technological trails. AMNON RIMON, Director, Avionics and Aviation Centre, Israel Export Institute, Tel Aviv, provides e bird's eye view of his country's defence Industry.
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      698 9 WHY SOME PEOPLE GET RICH AND SOME PEOPLE DONT. Wealth may come to those who wait, but it will come faster to borrow in are critical. For instance, you could invest in a currency to those who can't wait. whose value you think will rise against the currency you've borrowed
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  • COMPANIES & MARKETS
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      Lock icon UMW forecasts profit of M$ l23m for this year
      579 10 Circular explains rationale of proposed rights issue MBT UMW HOLDINGS, which recently announced a hefty group pre-tax profit of over M$ 100.87 million for the year ended Dec 31. 1969. has forecast a higher profit of about $123.41 million in the
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      Lock icon Duff Bhd proposes three-for-one rights issue
      172 10 Bernama DUFF BHD is proposing a three-for-one rights issua to rsducs borrowings and finance additional working capital requirements. In a statement on behalf of Duff, D and C Mitsui Merchant Bankers Bhd said the rights issue, to consist of 41.86 million new shares at
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      Lock icon Johan seeks Euro listing for subsidiary Abacus Pacific
      503 10 Bernama JOHAN HOLDINGS Bhd is seeking a listing on a European stock market for its 100 per cent-owned Dutch investment holding snd management subsidisry, Abacus Pacific NV. "With the return of global market confidence, we have been thinking of looking for a
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      Lock icon KLSE allows direct listing of broking firms
      240 10 MBT MALAYSIAN stockbroking firms are now allowed to apply for direct listing on the Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange's main board if they meet all the necessary conditions, including capital adequacy, Finance Minister Datuk Paduka Daim Zalnuddin said. This follows the decision of the
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      Lock icon Exchange takes sterner measures to ensure speedier processing
      222 10 MBT THE KUALA Lumpur Stock Exchange is taking sterner steps to facilitate quicker and more efficient processing of shares. At a special meeting on Feb 8, the KLSE committee decided that stockbroking companies which have not computerised their operations will be given
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      Lock icon Tradewinds plans larger fleet, new routes
      463 10 Reuter TRADEWINDS AIRLINE, a wholly-owned subsidiary of locally listed Singapore Airlines Ltd. is planning to add one or more aircraft a year lo its fleet in the next five years. Airline officials said Tradewinds was also looking for new routes. The airline, launched a
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    • TAKING STOCK...
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        Three options open to shareholders
        333 10 NOT SINCE its Singapore dating in July 1963 has the British-owned Cereboe Pacific Ltd created such a stir aa it did last Friday. In an after-market announcement, Cereboa Pacific stunned all by revealing that Japaneee diatiller Suntory waa negotiating to acquire a controlling atake in
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        SUNTORY
        203 10 link* between Cerebos Pacific and RHM so that Cereboe Pacific can still continua to distribute RHM's products. Suntory had a worldwide turnover last yaar of US$7 billion. And although the overseas contributions are now only US$344 million, the group ia committed to raieing it to billion by the year
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      COMPANY BRIEFS
      151 10 Tram BALM LM has appointed Or Hong Hal as director ss well as president and chtaf executive officer of tta company. Dr Hong Hai was recently appointed president and CEO of tha Haw Par group. His additional appointment in Tiger Balm reflects the company's continued emphasis on the
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      329 10 This announcement appears as a matter of record only. rrg WEARNE BROTHERS, LIMITED (Incorporated in the Republic of Singapore) RIGHTS ISSUE OF 32,456,293 NEW ORDINARY SHARES OF $1.00 EACH IN THE CAPITAL OF THE COMPANY AT $4.50 FOR EACH NEW ORDINARY SHARE ON THE BASIS OF TWO (2) NEW ORDINARY
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      211 10 Prof Wee of Cereboe and Sunlory, PAGE 12 i| Undecided whether to make that long term investment in M office space and personnel In ■■■■■■■at the You can have a brand new prestigious office in Kuala Lumpur for less than m the cost of a private secretary. At City a
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  • COMPANY NEWS
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      Cerebos Pacific: The making of a regional food group
      1129 12  -  Another chunk of a British food empire is about to fall into the hands of the wealthy and aggressive Japanese. ROSIE TAN of Companies Desk profiles Suntory of Japan, corporate hunter-gatherer, as well as its prospering target, Cerebos Pacific Ltd. ROSIE
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      Suntory: Japan's largest wine producer
      802 12 SUNTORY's beginnings date beck to 1899 when e resourceful Jspsnese businessman by the name of Shinjiro Torri established a company called Kotobukiya. He developed and marketed a sweet wine called Akadama which was to become the start of a trend towards Western-style alcoholic beverages in
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  • BANKING AND FINANCE
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      Lock icon Australia to lower prime assets ratio to 6pc by May
      312 13 Reuter THE Reserve Bank of Australia said it will lower its prime assets requirement (PAR) to 6 per cent from the present 10 per cent by May. The bank said in a statement that it would also make a minor
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      Lock icon Bankers expecting no impact from S&P's debt-rating cut for HK
      296 13 Reuter HONGKONG-BASED bankers said the decision by Standard and Poor's Corp (S P) to lower the debt ratings of the Hongkong government and its Mass Transit Railway Corp had been expected and would not have an impact on lending. "Many
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      Lock icon China's creditworthiness satisfactory: S&P
      150 13 Reuter STANDARD and Poor's Corp said it affirmed China's creditworthiness as "satisfactory". S and P said heightened political tensions since spring 1989 entail higher credit risk, but creditworthiness remains consistent with the rating agency's broad assessment that China's external debt servicing capacity is "satisfactory but vulnerable
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      Lock icon NZ bank shears off its 'Swiss' accounts after objections
      190 13 AFP A NEW ZEALAND bank which began advertising "Swiss accounts" and used a Swiss Army knife in its advertising has changed the name of the account after objections from Switzerland, the National Business Review reported on Tuesday. Poetbank, a subsidiary of
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      Lock icon Profits of foreign banks in S Korea up 3.9 pc
      172 13 Reuter NET PROFITS of 51 foreign bank branches operating in South Korea totalled 120.4 billion won in 1989. up 3.9 per cent from 115.9 billion by 45 branches in the previous year, Bank of Korea officials said. Bank officials attributed
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      Lock icon Japanese revising accounting rules for options deals
      261 13 Reuter JAPANESE banks are considering revising accounting rules for options transactions, a spokesman for the Federation of Japan Bankers Associations said. He declined to comment on when the revision would come into effect, but several banking sources said the new rules would most
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      Lock icon ÜBS says it unwittingly traded fake gold coins
      161 13 Reuter UNION BANK of Switzerland (ÜBS) said its Qanava branch unwittingly traded thousands of Japanaaa commemorative gold coins which are now said to be counterfeit. "We have taken part in a number of transactions involving these coins which we are now told
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      Mauritius to promote itself as a regional financial centre
      305 13  -  By DEXTER LEE THE NEXT STEP in the development of Mauritius as a regional financial centre ia the creation of an offshore business centre, the visiting Mauritiua Deputy Prime Miniater said yesterday. Mr Seetanah Lutchmeenaraidoo, who ia also the finance miniater
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      Deutsche's training centre caters to needs of Asia-Pacific employees
      295 13  -  By HONG LEE TIAM THE Singapore training centre of Deutsche Bank, which was officially opened yesterday, will now also cater to the needs of the bank's employees in the AsiaPacific, including those from Japan and Australia. This regional profile comes less
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  • MONEY AND EXCHANGES
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      Forex markets
      1444 14 SINGAPORE: The US dollar firmed against the mark and yen. but dealers said its upside was limited against both currencies. Trading interest concentrsted on squaring the mark/yen crosses, they added. "The market is keen to sell the dollar on the high side of 1.6800 so there's still a
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      Simex
      633 14 SIMEX Eurodollar futures closed slightly higher on short covering and some position adjustments ahead of the release of US retail sales for January. The data is expected to rise about 1.5 per cent compared with 0.2 per cent in December last year. March closed at 01.66 sgainst Chicago's settlement
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      Money markets
      56 14 THE overnight rate on the Singapore money market wet up 3/8 point et 3-3/8 per cent yesterday. Short-term rates fell by 1/8 point across the board to 6-1/8. S$ Intfbonk rot*» of Ihi doM yiMtrdoyi orm mo Ow> 3 3/13 1/4 I'M* l/t a-—i. 4 i/a 3 l/l
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      230 14 ASIAN DOLLAR deposit rsts» ended unchanged from opening levels, which differed little from Monday's. dealers said. Trading wae quiet the whole day as most operators refrained from taking freeh position# ahead of the release of US January retail sslee data. Overnight, one and three months finished stable
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      Government securities market
      97 14 f Treasury bills Period bsu* Yostorday's dosing Day's code Maturity MD OFfH MGH LOW 3 momtw 8Q*****N 10.0S.90 2.97 2.92 3.00 Q1Q 6 montfti 1 )war BY*****Z 18.10.90 3.40 3J0 3.10 Government notes end bonds Period haum Maturity Coupon Yosterday'i doting Day's codo rato MO OffBt MGH
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      World interest rates
      150 14 •h<Bln innii 1 i? Interbank marfcat rates (ofter/bkf) on Fab 13 USS DM SWFC Y«n 7 4mr* tJ/U 41/14 IS 14 7/* *1/4 4 11/14-4 4/14 I J/14 1/14 IS l/a IS J/14 V<4 S/l* t VI* V< 1*4 •>/• (1/4 IS 3/14 IS 1/14 J/S 1/3
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      Options
      634 14 CURRENCY FUTURES OPTIONS TwMdoy, F*bruory 13 1990 OEUTtCHUMIIK (ttMCX) JwMMHi jMWpHfe 32 33 34 JAPANESE YIN (MflKX) Mar M ok Mar M pan n 71 13 73 Z Z CURRENCY FUTURES OPTIONS IMM Monday, Fobruory 12, 1990 ■MTMH POUND CttJSfc Mali por MM MM AM *»P 1*35 IN OS
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      Comex gold/silver futures
      169 14 Gold futures on February 12, 1990 100 troy ouncaa; USS par troy ounca Opon Htgh Low Mh Fob 415.70 421.00 ***** 419.30 *3.10 Mor 422.00 422.00 422.00 420.90 3.00 Apr 420.20 424.90 419.30 423J0 4-1.00 Jw» 423.30 430.40 ***** 429.20 4-3.10 A«0 431.30 434.80 432.00 434J0 4-3.20
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      IMM
      249 14 IMM CURRENCY futures ended mixed after a day of quiet range-bound dealings. "It waa very slow...we traded a tight range." one currency futures trader said. Yen drew strength from profit-taking on long mark/short yen cross positions aheed of Japaneee Lower House elections on Feb 18. Worries about inflationary pressures
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      573 14 Advertisement Form A Circle And All Join Hands Any whole is the sum of many parts. And every individual part is vital in some way to the integrated whole. The whole can only be healthy if all its parts are also in good health. So it is often said. And
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  • COMMODITIES
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      Rubber
      378 15 BMGAPORE: Rubber prices cloeed marginally lower with March 1 RSS buyer quoted at 159.50 cants a kg, down one cent from Monday's close. Dealers said prices were little changed from the lower early levels in quiet and featurelees afternoon trading. On the TSR--20 Award market, prices closed steady at
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      RAS and MRELB
      340 15 RAS prices In S wnlrtg, FOB in bates NOON CLOSE Buyors Sellers ky*rt Sellers Int I RSS Prompt 157.30 158.50N 157.50 158.50 Int I RSS Mor 90 159.50 160.00 ***** 160.00 Int 1 RSS Apr 162.00 ***** 162.00 162.50 bt 2 RSS Of 152.50 154.50N 152.50 154J0N
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      Produce Prices
      202 15 ChinoM Produc* Exchange Sollon' noon doling prtcos on Ftbrwry 13 (SS/100 kg) Coconut oil Bulk FOB 78.00 OW drum FOB 92.00 Now drum FOB 89.00 Copra Mlxod (Ioom) 40.00 toilers Pappar ii a i. i it.lt rnAjnTO* WniTf FOB NLW 355.00 Sarawak whit* FOB faq NLW 345.00 Sarawak
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      KL Tin
      130 15 THE Kuala Lumpur Tin Marfcat price closed unchanged at M$lBJ4 a kg as sentiment remained waak '•ci of Trttn ouyvng Tha steedlness of Ilia overnight London market deeplte oonoarn over surplus stacks addad to restrsint In marfcat m Jlm m m inraing wn Driti ■no dull m optffllM
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      Precious Metals
      422 15 HONGKONG: Gold cloeed firmer on early short-covering by local and Japanese trsders following s firmer cloee in New York. Fresh European buying in late trade booeted gold to end near the day's high of US$42l, dealers said. "Players' worries over the political developments in South Africs stimulated mors
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      London Markets
      195 15 London Commodity Exchange Buyer/Seller closing prices on Feb 12 (£/tonne unless specified). Previous dosing prices in poronfhesis. Coffee Mor 598/599 (582/583) KMgh/Low 602/592 May 607/408 (590/591) High/Low 613/601 Sales (3409) Qqcoi Mar 622/623 (617/618) High/Low 625/620 May 632/633 (630/632) 638/631 Sola* (6718) Sugar No 6 FOB (US$/tonrw) Mar
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      Lock icon Opec predicts continued growth of oil industry
      311 15 Reuter OPEC Secretary-General Subroto predicted on Monday the continued growth of the world oil industry over the next five years, and a rise in demand and prices. "We sxpect a growth rata in the world economy until 1995 of 3.3 per cent which
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      Lock icon Crude Oil and Products
      130 15 Telerate FUEL oil prices were marginally weaker in Singapore. CSTIBO buy/sell indications changed little in the last 3 working days. The price differential between CSTIBO and CST3BO continued to widen, as more uncommitted CST3BO remained in the spot market. CSTIBO was notionally talked at $93-95 mt
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      Lock icon Baoshan steel complex to double capacity next year
      178 15 AFP THE IMMENSE Baoshan iron and steel complex in Shanghai plans to expand to nearly double its capacity next year, the New China News Agency (NCNA) reported on Monday. After the installation of a new blast furnace, the plant could produce 6.7
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      Lock icon Sabah considering request on timber tax approach
      98 15 Bernama THE SABAH government will consider an appeal by the timber industry that no lump-sum tax be imposed on processed wood, Chief Minister Datuk Seri Joseph Pairin Kitingan said. He said the government was awars of the burden they would face but a
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      Palm Oil
      448 15 MALAYSIAN CftUOE PALM OH. FUTURES: continued to mm on the KLCE on weak buying sentiments and selling pressures, traders Mid. Ms 6 to finish st MS63B a tonne, March eased Mslo to Ms64l and April wu M$S lower at Ms6sl. Turnover increased to 1,563 lots against 1,416 lots.
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      Wheat
      206 15 CBOT soft red winter wheat futures ended mixed, with most wheat contracts posting modest gains but September showing a small loss. Trading was light. Most trade was focused on corn. Dealers characterised movement as mostly technical. with commodity investment funds the biggest buyers. A slightly bullish USOA supply/demand report
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      Soybean
      87 15 SOYBEAN futures ended mostly lower after erasing early gains. Dealers said a thin market, especially the absence of fundamentals and some large commercial sellers pushed prices lower. Undermining March beans in particular was the Feb 16 expiry for options on March soybean contracts. "People are certainly beginning to liquidate
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      Lock icon Platinum soars in US on news of Mandela's nationalisation policy
      367 15 Reuter PLATINUM soared U5513.40 an ounce in New York on Monday on fears over the future of South African producers after black nationalist leader Nelson Mandela said he supported the African National Congress policy of nationalising vital sectors of the
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      Lock icon CBOT membership fee rebounds from 3-year low
      471 15 Reuter THE PRICE of a full membership on the Chicago Board of Trade (CBOT) rebounded from a three-year low and members hope the recent sharp drop waa due to temporary factors and not the start of a long downtrend. CBOT memberships changed hands
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      STII sheds 17.89 points on falls in Wall Street, Tokyo
      811 16  -  LIM MUI KHI NERVOUSNESS from tails In Wall Street and Tokyo prompted investor* to take profits from recsnt gains, resulting in falling shars prices yesterday. Institutional investors stayed on the sidelines while market observers said the quiet trading which characterised
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      MAIN BOARD
      238 16 Rises Tat Loo Finance 241 +5.2% +'2 H Royal 358 4.7% +16 U O I Foreign 700 4.5% +30 HM Hotels 240 +4.3% +10 f M Hldgs 270 3.1% +8 F€iS 50< 650 +14% +15 Harimau 135 +2.3% +3 Koppol In* Wits 170 +1.8% +3 M Credit 227
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      CLOB INTERNATIONAL
      238 16 Rises Kock Song 260 +19.8% 4-43 K I Ind 50* 78 +13.0% +9 TOM 158 +11.3% +16 M Mosaics 207 9.5% +18 Uon Ho* 73% +8.9% +6 CASH 50* 156 +8.3% +12 Goorgo Kont 50* 250 +7.8% +18 NH 138 +7.0% +9 AM OB 50* 102 +5.7% +5%
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      2659 16 Qr*t Qfi INMt Tol Loot Vol Day Last Quote OK Dhr YK Nal M Cap High Low Cod* Company Solo +or- ('000) High Low tayor SoMor CV M M FEB IS DEBENTURES, BONDS, LOANS 330 124 I 1543 CK Tang Wt ISM 286 296 310 s* s* is
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      CLOB INTERNATIONAL
      2145 17 Qr's Qr'» ISM/90 Tol Last Vol Doy Loftl Quel* Dhr Dhr Ytd Itat M Cap High Low Codo Company Solo +oc- (*000) High Low Buyor Sollor C*vr PtE SmU FEB 13 HONQ KONQ STOCKS 1000 900 1730 Cheung Kong 1000 708 715 1341 HongkongBank 790 -15 41.2 700
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      SESDAQ
      118 17 1 £S tTaSSS m 1 2 It? 112 138 140 6 0N 09 7 9 330 138 «S? GB Staff m 14 113 112 112 112 ,00N 49 2* jffi gygS S 3 104 104 W3 106 "T r; is S! To 297 74 W7 ££*2** T* 1M £2
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      261 17 8000 ASK Computer 1975 1«00 9001 Adolph Coon 1975 1800 2400 4837% 3475 8003 Appte Computer 3812* 3375 3475 8005 Charming S 8007 Cipher Date 8010 Da toy Systems 900 8011 Draedner Bank 170* ***** ***** 5000 5000 8012 Ericsson Tel 5000 1*300 ***** 3850 2325 8013 Intel Corpn
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      Lock icon Early gains pared
      3115 17 MBT THE Kuala Lumpur atock market turned mixed yeaterday a* profit-taking pared early gains in more active trading. In induatriais, George Kent (M), which haa bagged contracts worth MSIBO million. Jumped 22 sen to settle at M 53.60 after touching a high of M 53.96. United Engineers
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      UNIT TRUSTS
      296 17 prtcw Royal Trust Ass«t Mgl (JOB Management IK T?;"3 F«b 14 «T Spo,. G. Fund .125 I 185 U—i 133 IX **5 IT Asia-toe G' Fund 1145 190S U«*o«d 1015 10« ,w Sinnnnnr* Unit TnK» MABA-BomJfHrfra Fund# (US$) T r OCBC-AsMt Mat hf 901 906 Company lam sol#
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  • REGIONAL MARKETS
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      Lock icon Nintendo shares heat up Tokyo market
      504 18 Buying backed by good fundamentals Reuter SHARES of Nintendo Co Ltd. the Japanese company that built a vid-eo-game empire, sent some heat through very cool Tokyo Stock Exchange yesterday. Brokers said a frenzy of consumer demand for a new Nintendo game and rumours of
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      Lock icon Pilots dispute hurt profit: TNT
      312 18 AFP TRANSPORT GIANT TNT has blamed Australia's domestic-pilots dispute for a 48 per cent drop in net profit to A 583.3 million for the six months to Dec 31. The company made a profit of A5160.2S million for the same period in 1968. Chief executive
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      Lock icon Sumitomo Electric sets up ventures in UK, M'sia
      188 18 AFP JAPAN'S Sumitomo Electric Industries Ltd has formed a a Malaysian unit to maka parts for cars, appliances and office equipment It has also entered into an automotive parts venture with Britain'a Lucas Industries pic. The new Malaysian company, Sumitomo Electric Sintered
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      Lock icon Toshiba seeking foothold in E Germany
      143 18 AFP THE JAPANESE electronics group Toshiba, a world leader in the production of small portable laptop computers, is seeking an early opportunity to invest in East Germany, the head of one of the group's six West German subsidiaries said in Dusseldorf yesterday. Friedrich Becker-Birck.
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      Lock icon Prices fall on expected consolidation
      1182 18 Hongkong Reuter SHARE PRICES tumbled yesftrday on sxpected consolidation after laat wNk'i 5.75 par cant rally in tha main stock Indax, brokars said. Tha Hang Sang Indax loat 31.11 to 2.563.56 and tha broadar-basad Hongkong Indax fall 20.37 to 1.879.16. Turnovar ramainad thin at HK1799.70
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      Lock icon Shares end mixed
      526 18 Australia Reuter THE AUSTRALIAN aharemarkat shook off its aarty ioeaea to finieh mixed yeatar day, heartened by a atring of good profit reaulta from the Adateem group of compenlee. The All Ordinariee Index finiehed 5.5 polnta higher at 1.628.0. well above its early low of 1.617.6. But
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      Lock icon Broadly lower
      580 18 Tokyo Reuter TOKYO share prices dropped broadly at the cloee yeeterday aa preelection Jittera coupled with concern over a dip in US stocks on Monday gave inveetora ample excuee to avoid buying. Volume waa the thinnest it haa been in 35 years. "Today waa a day for the
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      Lock icon Taipei: Investors nervous
      282 18 Rauter TAIWAN STOCKS fall sharply ysstsrdsy at a correction continued for tha second day. Dmlwi mM many Ift* vsstors Ml nafvom about tha market's futura direction. i»?e wetgntea irxjex wn 297.67 points, or 24 par cant, to finish at 12.126.96. Tumovar was NTSIO9 bil- lion against Monday's
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      Lock icon Bangkok: Volatile market
      213 18 Reuter EARLY profit-taking across the board on ttM Thai bourse yesterday was cushioned by selective buying of k>war prtped issues in tha aaoond hour Of iriainj, DroKort mo. Tha official SET Indax fall 6.83 points to doaa at 796.12, with loasss outnumbarlng gains 96 to 31. Most
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      Lock icon Seoul: Marginally lower
      286 18 Reuter SEOUL STOCKS ended fractionally lower in fkictuatsd trading yestsrday as invsstors mads hasty decisions based on groundless rumours. The compoeite index closed at 866.67, down 0.48 point from Monday's finish. Turnover waa a moderate 206.2 billion won compared with 161 billion in tha previous ssesion. A
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      Lock icon Jakarta: Lower turnover
      83 18 Reuter SENTIMENT waa bullish on the Jakarta Slock Exchange yesterday, pushing most prices slightly up. but turnover fell to 1.12 million shares from the officially corrected 1.78 million on Monday, brokers said. The Index roes 1.71 points to 460.56. The Jardine Fleming Nusantara Index was 106.06, up
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      Bombay: Short-lived rally
      113 18 BOMBAY shars prices ran »out of steam after an early rally yeeterday, ending quietly mixed in volatile trading. Heavy buying by state-owned inveatment institutions pushed prices up in early trading, but the market lacked follow-up support, brokers said. Reports of fresh clashes on the India-Paki-stan border in
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      Lock icon New Zealand: Slightly firmer
      105 18 Reuter SNIPPETS of rare institutional buying uw the share market cioee a traction firmer on improved volume yesterday, but brokers are still cautious on future direction since Wall Street still calls the ahots. "The market, for a change, waa able to abaorto the volume but the
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      Lock icon Manila: Gain continues
      155 18 Reuter PHILIPPINE STOCKS climbed for the third con? secutive trading day yeeterday aa interest slowly returned to the market amid a relative political calm, brokers said. Manila's composite index finished 8.16 points higher at 1,066.10. the third time it dossd higher since Friday. Combined value on the
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      365 18 NOTICES THE COMPANIES ACT, CHAPTER SO Section 290(2) (b) NOTICE OF RESOLUTION OCEAN INTERNATIONAL MARINE CORPORATION PTE LTD (In Members' voluntary Liquidation) At an Extraordinary Ganarai MoatinQ of Ocean International Marina Corporation Pta Ltd held on the sth day of Fabruary 1990, the following resolutions ware duly paaaed: RESOLVED: I)That
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      360 18 MIME HATTER OF RICHARD PRECtSTON NETALS PTE LTD. (HEMBERS' VOLUNTARY LIQUIDATION) NOTICE OF FMALMEETMG NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pursuant to Section 306 of the Compantea Act, (Chapter SO) tiat a Final General 11, y|„n -4 te, Ii n■■ ifri m Meeting of aw Mernoers of tie above named company wil
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      439 18 In The Matter of The Companies Act, Cap. 50 and DASMESH SINGAPORE PRIVATE LIMITED (In Members' Voluntarily Liquidation) At an Extraordinary General Meeting of the abovenamed Company duly convened and held at 6001 Beach Road #12-02 Golden Mile Tower, Singapore 0719 on Saturday, 10th February 1990 at 10.00 a.m. the
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      Lock icon Drexel's doldrums douse Dow
      673 19 New York Reuter INDICATIONS of financial troubles at US brokerage house and junk bond innovator Drexal Burnham Lambert Inc set Wall Street stocks off on an early downward spiral on Monday from which prices failed to recover. Final-hour futurea-related selling deepened the decline. The Dow Jones
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      852 19 London Reuter LONDON share prices opened firmer in thin trading yesterday in a technical reaction to losses on Monday which were spurred by a fall on Wall Strset, dealers said. Wall Strset closed lower after Drexel Burnham Lambert said it was seeking a merger partner
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      Lock icon Drexel seeking new funds or partner to save company
      812 19 Move causing concern about stability of markets NYT OREXEL BURNHAM LAMBERT Inc, the once-powerful Wall Street investment house whose fortunes rose and fell with the hlah-rlsk "Junk bond" market, has been forced by Its worsening troubles to seek new funds or
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      104 19 HONGKONG Hongkong lnd«x Tuesday IJWJ* Monday 1.099.53 Week ogo 1JH25 All Industrials Tuesday 2*15.5 Monday 2*089 Week ogo 2*666 NEW YORK Hang S«ng Indox Tuesdoy 2,***** Monday *****6 Weak ogo 9" Dow Jonos Monday 2*19.14 Friday 2*4820 Week ago 2*22 52 TOKYO Nikkei Av«rag« Tuesday 37.***** Monday Oot*i
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      Lock icon EUROPEAN MARKETS ROUNDUP
      1208 19 Reuter MILAN: Italian eharee cloaad stable aftar opening •lightly higher in light vol- uma yaatarday. and bro- 1 kers said tha markets undarlying tona remains weak ahead of today s closure of the February trading account The MIB index, which was 0.4 per cent higher at mid-morning,
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      5 19 lEBBBfflfflj MONTHLY MAGAZINE FEBRUARY 1990
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      443 19 NOTICES LEONO CHUAN COMPANY PRIVATE UMTTED (In Voluntary Liquidation) LO«T SHARE CERTWCATES Shwe Certlctfss Nos. 72, 87,100 and 107 competing a total of •«her tost mtoleto w deslreyod NOTOE raoiacement uwMcatn wi be issusd and N stove original <w*fic*es wUI be liMimil duly canceWsd and void fourteen (14) days from
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      472 19 NOTICE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that, I Teor Tai Hons of Blk 16, Eunos Crescent #09-2839, Singapore (1440), have applied for a Beer House, Second Class licence in respect of premises at M/s Woodlands Sins Hing Canteen at Blk 1016 Woodlands Ind Pk D #01-16, Singapore (2573), and that this
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      183 20 LCVE I MANCARIN SINGAPORE I r This Valentine's Day, we I I ve man V ways to seal I your love. Valentine I Dinners, cocktails, revue I shows, special entertainment, door gifts, I love ballads, a fashion show, games, I Lucky Draw and even a contest! So give I your
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      499 21 JOURNALISM AP THE VANISHING Image of the hard-drinking, chain-emoking reporter has lost more of its varnish the oldest press club in the United States has shut its doors. The 98-year-old Pen and Pen cil Club survived the death of more than a dozen Philadelphia
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      541 21 TRENDS NYT WHILE THE FRENCH may take their dogs out to dinner, soma Naw Yorkers take their dogs to the office. Typically, the work place is within wslking distance of home, since dogs (other thsn seeing-eye dogs or small dogs in carriers) ara not
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      492 21 VALENTINES DAY Reuter VALENTINE'S DAY is ons Wastarn import that has bacoma hugaly popular in Japan and tha day is sapacially swaat for tha country's chocolata industry. For savaral waaks leading up to today, Japsn's top dapartmant storas do a booming trada
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      162 21 entertain... This VALENTINE'S DAY, Enjoy Our Labour Of Love Tis the season for love To make this your most memorable Valentine's Day ever, bring your sweet love to Century Park Sheraton Singapore and choose from our Valentine candlelight dinner specials designed for two. You can also buy Valentine s Dayinspired
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      571 21 J CRYPTIC PUZZLE M 2 8 7 M 8 M 20 Mariner upset by tome L-_J—I—I ——I—l—l—l moralists (6) 22 A name for ths East broken leg! (6) 21 Ripe (6) one? (4) 22 Food I'll get in hesvenl 22 Wslk casually (0) 24 Finish in ssven days (6) 23
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      678 21 RADIO BBC Highlight Radio 5 Highlight Images of Britain, 9.30 am Reading Room, 8.30pm Newspapers, radio and television all dis- edition alls on Valentines Day, a patch correspondents worldwide, to re- day which has long been associated with port on events from the perspective of The programme will feature readings
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      Lock icon 'Long count' casts long shadow over Douglas' win
      655 22 BOXING NYT JAMES "BUSTER" DOUGLAS knocked out Mike Tyson this weekend and won the world heavyweight championship in one of the greatest upsets in boxing history. But Douglas' victory in Tokyo may be undone by a rancorous dispute over a long count
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      Lock icon No surprises at Belgian indoor championship
      391 22 TENNIS AP SW4SS Jakob Hlasek, Haitian Ronald Agenor and Yugoslav Goran Ivanisevic each qualified on Monday for the second round of the US$6OO,OOO Belgian indoor tannis championship in Brussels. Hlaaek quickly disposed of Mark Koevermans of Holland 8-4, 6-1, while Agenor eliminated Miohiel Schapers
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      Lock icon Uncertainty returns to boxing scene
      656 22 AP THE WORLD HEAVYWEIGHT boxing division is a mess again, and that might be a great thing for the sport. When Buster Douglas knocked out heavyweight champion Mike Tyson last Sunday in Tokyo, "it proved that Iron Mike is really Tin Mike", promoter Murad Muhammad
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      Lock icon Seeds crash out of Sky Dome event
      132 22 AP THREE SEEDED PLAYERS were eliminated on the opening day of the inaugural Sky Dome World tennis tournament in Toronto on Monday. John Fitzgerald of Australia came from behind to defeat 13th-seeded compatriot Wally Masur 4-6, 7-6 (8-6), 6-3. American Leif Shiras, who
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      Lock icon Jordanian team wins Dacca-Langkawi leg
      217 22 AIR RACE Bernama THE FALCON TEAM of Jordan won the Dacca-Langkawi stretch in the third round of the Paris-Langkawi-Paris international air race in the piston class while the Pilatus Breitling team of Switzerland won the turbo class. Race director Bernert Lamy said 15 aircraft took
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      122 22 YACHTING AP THE ARGENTINE ocean racer Fortune II was first in on Monday in the Buenos Aires-Rio Regatta, but the winner of one of the most prestigious races in South America had yet to be determined. It crossed the finish line in Cabo Frio, 166
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      Lock icon Thais win President Cup team title
      143 22 AP LIGHT -FLYWEIGHT Chatchai Sasakul lad Thailand to its first taam title at tha 13th President Cup amateur boxing tournament in Jakarta on Monday. "It would motivate ua tor the next Asian Games (in Beijing)." Thai head coach Sueb Chundakowsolaya said after all but
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      Lock icon Bonanza of stars and prize money on European tour
      521 22 GOLF Reuter THE LONGEST and richest European golf tour aver begins this week with every possibility thst it will soon have the world No. 1 in its ranks. US Masters champion Nick Faldo of Britain could snstch Greg Norman's top ranking
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      Lock icon Second NZ-lndia Test washed out
      198 22 CRICKET AFP PLAY was abandoned in New Zealand's aecond cricket Test against India in Napier on the final day yesterday without a ball being bowled. The umpires waited until early afternoon before deciding there waa no chance of wet areaa on the wicket drying sufficiently
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      Lock icon A day of hits and misses at Osaka indoor meeting
      566 22 ATHLETICS AP TAMARA BYKOVA of the Soviet Union broke her own meet record in the women's high jump in Osaka on Monday, and the third-place finisher was a Romanian whose life and training have been disrupted by her country's political
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      106 22 A INTERNATIONAL JkYOGA SEMINAR SINGAPORE Date: 4, 5, 6 May 1990 Venue: Temasek Hall, National University of Singapore. Our Speakers are: Sw Niranjanananda Dr A K Ghosh Sw Yogabhakti Dr Sw Karmananda Sri Krishna Sw Dr Sw Vivekanarida Sw Shankerdevananda Dr Nagendra|i > Sw Shivendrapuriji We have gathered an expert
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      1892 23  -  The National Economic Consultative Council has almost completed its job: finding an economic policy for Malaysia in the post-1990 years. ISMAIL KASSIM reports from Kuala Lumpur on the council's formation, its composition and how it arrived at its conclusions. ISMAIL KASSIM "WE HAVE
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      472 23 NOTICE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that, IKOH MUI CHENG of No 39-A Goodman Road, Singapore 1543, have applied for a First Class (Extended) Public House licence in respect of premises at M/s Marina Village International Re Ltd at 31 Marina Park, #01 -01, Singapore 0101, and that this application will
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      460 23 NOTICE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that, I Nicholas Lee of Blk 572 #11-3377 Ang Mo Kio Ave 3, Singapore (2056), have applied for a Wholesale Beer Shop licence in respect of premises at M/s GAPL Private Limited at 459 Jalan Ahmad Ibrahim, Singapore (2262) and that this application will be
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    346 24 Bernama MALAYSIAN Finance Minister Datuk Paduka Daim Zainuddin, warning that Malaysia cannot resist pressures for it to open the financial sector to international competition much longer, yesterday emphasised the need for the sector to enhance its efficiency and competitiveness. Pressures for such
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    416 24  -  By JAYARAM MENON SINGAPORE will spend $1.6 billion on more and better airport facilities to meet demand from the continued boom in air travel. The investment, to be spent over the next decade, will see the construction of a third passenger terminal,
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    108 24 Reuter OVERSEAS investment by Taiwanese businessmen had a year-on-year rise of 800 per cent to about US$99 million in January from US$ll million, but foreign investment in Taiwan fell, the Investment Commission said. "We expect sharp increases in overseas investment this year because more businessmen would
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    Asean ties should not be diluted by Apec: officials
    329 24  -  By DAVID CHEW SENIOR Asean officials yesterday arrived at a consensus that the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (Apec) forum should not dilute strong ties among Asean members. Sources said that Malaysia was concerned that Apec was moving too fast. Kuala Lumpur would
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    Hongkong Bank, Midland discuss closer ties
    496 24  -  By CATHERINE ONG AFTER MONTHS of fobbing off questions on the future merger with UK's Midland Bank, the Hongkongßank yesterday confirmed that "preliminary discussions" are taking place for a "closer business association" between the two groups. In a terse statement made in the wake
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    Six-nation set-up will help secure unification: Baker
    334 24 THE US has proposed setting up a six-nation structure the four victorious powers of World War II and the two Germanys to manage security issues relating to German unification. According to senior US officials in Ottawa for discussions between the Nato and the
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    Soviet PM to witness signing here of accord for joint trade body
    385 24  -  By MAUMI TAMBYAH SOVIET PRIME MINISTER Nikolai Ryzhkov will arrive in Singapore on Friday on the last leg of an official visit to the Asia-Pacific region. He will be accompanied by his wife, Lyudmila. and a fourmember delegation
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    Busy day for the Sultan in the air, at sea and on land
    279 24 FLYING the E2C Hawkeye aircraft and experiencing first hand the capabilities of the missile corvette naval vessel were part of the busy itinerary yesterday on the second day of the Sultan of Brunei's three-day state visit here.
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      42 24 Reuter THE TWO Germany* have agreed in principle to work out a programme for reunification together and only than bring in tha four slliee that conquered tham in World War 11, Waat Qarman officiate said yeetorday. Rautar
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      37 24 Reuter WEST and Eaat Germany agreed yeeterday to set up a committee to work out details of monetary union which would include making the West German mark legal tender in East Germany.
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      34 24 Reuter ANGRY crowds confronted troops and tanks in Dushanbe. capital of Tajikistan in Soviet Central Asia, yeeterday end reports said that unrest had also broken out in neighbouring Kirgizia.
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      31 24 AFP RETAIL sales in the US jumped 1.6 per cent last month following a revised 0.2 por cont fall in December, the Commerce Department reported yesterday. AFP
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      38 24 AFP JAPANESE companies are expected to inject about MS2 billion in new investments in Malaysia this year, twice the total in 1989. the Japaneee External Trade Organisation (Jetro) said in Kuala Lumpur ysstsrday. AFP
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      29 24 AFP TRADE and Industry secretary Jose Concepcion said yesterdey that hs wss reviewing the Philippines' import liberalisation programme to identify imports that could be restricted.
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      29 24 AFP INDONESIA'S inflation rate reached 5.97 per cent in 1989, 0.5 of a percentage point up from 1968's figure, according to the central bank. AFP
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      29 24 AFP INDONESIAN Foreign Minister All Alatas will go to Beijing to finalise talks on the resumption of diplomatic ties, State Secretary Murdiono said yesterday. AFP
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    73 24 Reuter COMEX gold futures drifted slightly lower yesterday following Monday s sharp rise in South African tensions. A firm dollar also worked against gold. In the first half hour of trading. the pace-eetting April gold delivery was down US$O.6O at U*****.00 an ounce. Silver futures moved
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        104 25 Reuter THE NUMBER OF NEW RAILCARS ordered in 1060 roee from the year ago pace, but orders for grain hopper cars fell, according to an official for the Association of American Railroads. Over a third of the 31,002 railcars orders last year were flat cars
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        151 25 Reuter BRAZIL S MERCHANT MARINE SAILORS went on strike early on Monday, hurting exports of Items such aa coffee and sugar, a union official said. "The strike is affecting Imports and exports of all non-combustible items, such aa coffee, sugar, orange juice and soya," said Francisco
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        91 25 Reuter WEEKLY EXPORT INSPECTIONS of US corn and soybeans due at 1330 CST from the USDA were expected to remain above the year ago pace, with wheat lagging. Trade guesstimates for US soybean export inspections for the week ended February 8 ranged from 15.0 to 20.0
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        75 25 Reuter A PANAMANIAN VESSEL damaged in a collision with a British bulk carrier last week is now undergoing repairs in Dunkirk port, Lloyds Shipping Intelligence Service said. The 22,356 dwt Tacns 111 was carrying copper ore when the colliaion occured, flooding its No 4 hold. Efforts
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      Jakarta clarifies policy on old ship imports
      186 25 THE INDONESIAN government has given an assurance that domestic shipowners will be allowed to import used ships with a capacity of 5,000 deadweight tons (dwt) or mors in an effort to help boost the development of the shipping Industry in ths country. The
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      55 25 Seatrade Week THE UNWILLINGNESS of shipyards to quote for newbuildings with advanced delivery dates has been a factor in Nedlloyd curtailing its newbuilding programme "for the time being". The Dutch tranaport company haa juat ordered two 3.950-TEU vessels These complete its current round of newbuildings.
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      Sea-Land Corp going all out for bigger share of S-E Asian market
      512 25  -  By RAHITA ELIAS AMERICAN shipping giant SeaLand Corporation is going all out to gain a bigger share of the Southeast Asian market its "focal point for the future". "We will increase our presence in Malaysia, Indoneeia, the Philippines
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      M'sia will not be hit by Brazil freight group's rate rise
      422 25  -  By OTHMAN ABU BAKAR MALAYSIAN EXPORTERS will not be adversely affected by the general rate increase impoMd by the Brazil/Far East/Brazil Freight Conference starting on April 1 because of the low volume of Mslsysisn exports to Brszil. However, the
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      220 25 Reuter ANGRY truck drivers intensified an induatrial dispute which haa blocked freight from entering or leaving New South Walea, an important transport corridor through which 80 per cent of Australia's road freight paaaes. Transport Workers Union members meeting in Sydney yesterday resolved not
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      PSA confirms order for latest Al tool, CHARME
      302 25 THE PORT of Singapore Authority has confirmed an order for CHARME. tha lataat Artificial Intelligence (Al) toot designed and davaiopad by Franch company Bull. Elavan of PSA's staff will ba tralnad by Bull Al experts in Singapora to um tha facility by
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      Towards a century of major economic blocs and powerful consortia
      1367 26 Hiroshi Takahashi, managing director in charge of liner operations at Nippon Yusen Kaisha, delivered a hard-hitting speech entitled 'Can there be coexistence and co-prosperity among world liner operations?' at the SingaPort '90 conference last week. We publish the first part
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      1071 27 THE FREIGHT market on Monday saw conflicting reports about rates paid on the key US Gulf/Continent heavy grain run, and there was little dear trend overall. Brokers said the run was booked at a lower rate of US$l3 55 amid unconfirmed talk that a higher U5514.50 had also
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      11875 32 A guide to ships loading at Singapore for ports around the world The list below tabulates, by port of destination, the name of the ship, the shipping line involved and the estimated dates of arrival and departure from the Port of Singapore.
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      2902 39 Who acts for whom a—■ Aoeord Shpg Accord Shpg Pt« Ltd (8)/Accord Contr Lino (M) Bdn Bhd (PK)/Accord Cootr Lino (PQ) Sdn Bhd (PN). ABC ContoMorttoo NV KYC Lino (S)/Ronown Shpg (PK/PN) Ahrenktol Unor Kl.n Shpg A Trdg (8). *illm too Ak Servioe Frete Shpg Pto Ltd (8). Alfred C
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      Lock icon Active tanker fleet expected to grow by 2.6 pc during the year, says broker
      408 40 Reuter THE ACTIVE tanker fleet is expected to grow by about 0.5 million tonnes dw (2.8 per cent) during 1980 while demsnd for Opec crude oil exports should remain at around last year's level, broker John
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      Calcutta Port Trust expects surplus of $43.5 m
      385 40 By JULIE CHATTERJEE, writing for Shipping Times from Bombay THE CALCUTTA PORT TRUST (CPT) is expected to end its current financial year 1969/90 with a surplus of about 5543.56 million, up 9.7 per cent against 5539.70 million in the 1988/89 period. The
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      103 40 Jakarta Post INDONESIAN TRANSPORT MINISTER Azwar Anas has inaugurated the operation ot a dry port in Rambi Puji near Jember in East Java. Harmoyo, a spokesman for the East Java chapter of stateowned railway company PJKA, was Quoted by the Svara Karya daily as saying that
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      Unitor moves into corrosion control business
      280 40 NORWEGIAN shipsupplier Unitor Ship* Servics has moved into the corrosion control business with the 46 per cent takeover of Corroleee International Ltd. The Oslo-based group last year turned around £100 million saiee in the ship supply area through Unitor Shipe Service and in the
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      1027 40 AFP GRAIN, coal and ore freight rates slipped lower last week, compounding the previous week's easier trend, but by the weekend the market appeared steady at lower levels, and brokers were hoping the decline had bottomed out. The Baltic International Freight Futures Exchange (BIFFEX)'s Baltic Freight Index (BFI)
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      17 25 Lines and services represented by Members of the Registry ot Accredited Shipping Agents. Singapore National Shipping Association.
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      447 25 I BALTIC MADRAS/CALCUTTA SHUTTLE NEXT SAILING Ve«sel/Vo¥ SIH MAA ££U. SUSAK IS/2 »/2 T. RIVER 15 22/2 W CALL: *****71 (Set P«g» 13 Cohaan 4). INSIDE Coexistence and co-prosperity? HIROSHI TAKAHABHI. managing director In charga of linar oparations at Nippon Yuaan Kaisha. delivered a ht mm A lil—liii HHarl naro-nvning
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      1491 29 SP LH ROM HAH BRE FIX SfflK MK KAO BU HANJIN ROTTERDAM 007* 17/2 7/3 1/3 *3 11/3 12/3 HANJIN LEHAWE «5t IT? 22/2 23/2 10 CMOVANC CHANCE 04SW 24/2 14/3 15/3 1W I*3 I*3 /XL QUEENSWAY BP.DCE 013W 3/3 21/3 22/3 23/3 2*3 2*3 PAR* OOtt *V«/ 3 1/3
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      26 29 REGULAR SERVICE TO KARACHI S PORE LOADING FOR TBN a/2/90 KARACHI *111* SHIBUSAWA MEJSHM N.T.V. TRAMSPOftTATION CO. (PTE) LTD. T«t imm tic m mn Par immji
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      331 29 STRAITS/ JAPAN/ STRAITS SERVICE SPECIALIST IN RO-RO HEAVY LIFTS VESSEL COSMIC TANJUNG SEKI SEKI TRADER EMAS MATSUYAMA KOCHI VOY. NO 6 t 12 71 S pore SM In Pt 11/2 3/3 P. Kelang In Pt 15/2 21/2 Penang Hong Kong Yokohama Nagoya 4/3 Osaka Senboku 2/3 Kashima Funabashi 'For Discharging
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      583 30 Page Six HHH||| i Txr —l^—wwwwwffHMHWlWßi^B aiMiwi i i»tMiAw»mvi« I m Singapore Loading for:- I CI IRAN EKRAN In Port BANDAR ABBAS 1 IBS—M i l||||j|||jj|B||Ba9B^^^H (Nattom Um Of Unlet) U.l WEST CMST/MBOCD/CBITMI. AMERICA COMTAid SERVICE HKG LB (NSCNADA L.CAHOIWAS SAiINA CRUZ MAWAHIUO ■TLA V-23 4fl W H*3 IJO jj@
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      729 30 ZihHAlmW SHIPHN6 I puLL CONTA NER s ERVI cE ffFDCI «1 SIN INK MAUL lAX OAK S par* LoHavro I'tai HWI Bhavon FMm llfl h KMPO 081 W W ANJIN ROTTERDAM 007W 17*% 7/3 1/3 i W U/l U/3 2M M POHAH6 Wt W W KOYANG CHANCE 9WH M 14/3
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      979 30 I■ I y 1 m sgp mil gifted I*2 iw 21/2 2*2 23/2 2*2 2*2 S,^uu!iwwiH l| l w| ever greet a/2 22/j a/7 n/? w w w IW 24/< 4 27,4 21 52 1 ever golden iia nn m sg !2 HS 1« ffij So »w w w w
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      1156 31 SHIPPING TIMES, Wednesday, February 14, 1990 aaggPff PACIFIC INTERNATIONAL LINES (PTE) LTD M flfaV P,L Building, 140 Cecil Street #03-00, Singapore 0106, Tel: *****33 i!, AR SIN JKT se, VOY ST jHM «0 «0. u«« «o »J0 KA PEARL 0007 14/02 JIJI °I*® Is/0 3 IUO3 11/03 20/03 WW MAJAPAHIT
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      689 31 iSBMRMaaiH EXPRESS CONTAINER SERVICE TO UK/CONTINENT rPOKI P KIAM STOII HAa B HAW* «OAH NAV* /UMkj tt.ru teM an VJ W W w v MMtolCorM W W W *3 U* Urn by 21/2 22/7 UP W W W JJ Mono Sou 22/2 I*l 13/3 IVI 12/1 1M M>l4« 2W W
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      421 31 DJASAQETRI A Joint Europo Srvtco 01: P.T. DJAKARTA LlOTt ff.T. Kttlll LIITI r.T. UWHBII mwcwo r.r. twkma uotd cm nbr I EXPRESS SEMI-CO NT AINERSNIP SERVICE VSI/VOY S'POffl ROAM/ H'BUtC BREMEN ANTWERP ADAM ,i I SDIWIJAVA/2MI 22-25/2 20/3 21/3 MK3 1/4 L J. BONTANG/2NTB M-+X3 10« 1V« I*4 22/4 KUTAI/IMTB
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      489 31 tea* MYANMA UQSI FIVE STAR LINE I (Burmese National Line) Loading for Yangon (Rangoon) S pore P.Ktlang Penang Bangkok HER GUI V/17W 12/ M FEB HTONEYWA V2S3W 2103 FEB PAGAN V/IS2W 20 72 FEB PATHEIN V/D 21,75 FEB 2W21 FEB MYOMA rWA V/ 123 VU FEB 14/17 FEB MERGIII V/B7
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      312 32 1 ran DAILY lcl receiving at own cfs I LSM+j 'penang vessel 1p KELANG Isporel pk madras (FEEDER) IFIIVE 9118 SLD 15 2 6 2 MFIITAWW > 5 2 17/2 19,2 24/2 MACOLIWEI m leuve 9iT ™1 2/3 BOOKING: MACOLINE S'PORE *****11 PK (03) *****77 PEN (04) *****6 mm, a
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      192 32 lUWWNUI MANILA/SAIPAN/GUAM DIRECT SERVICE (BREAK-BULK/CONTAINER) VESSEL SPORE MANILA SAIPAN GUAM SPARKLE V 5 SAILED 12/2 21/2 22/2 SMMLE-W 2/3 9/3 IS/3 16/3 SPARKLE n 29/3 5/4 11/4 12/4 C.IIAMISAIPAN SERVICE (Vl* HK) FEEDER SPORE "OTHER S" S l J P h 515 SKI 2 Si MICRONESIA SERVICE (VIA GUAM) FEEDER
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      295 32 HYU N DAI MERCHANT MARINE CO. LTD. EASTBOUND TO USA WESTBOUND FROM USA TO psw sin tmc LW FROM PSW lbh oak sea hkc sin hyunoai EXptonEß 2S SS gE SS "SSS ££5 J3S £5 SE HYUNDAI COMMANDER ISE ZW2 OWB 19JB 22J8 2SJ3 HYUJOM EXPLORER 2M 29/01 01*3 04*3
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      487 33 InterCoa M XHIIIMI Iff. I.TI> BIWEEKLY FCL/LCL TO: FAR EAST JAPAN EUROPE FIJI ISLAND ST =l« YOKOHAMA =gl KIAM =|1 isST" Sk Iffi K BE 4E BUSAN 22/2 GOTHENBURG —26/2 HONGKONG —22/2 I 1 I I I """■«■> -~-l1 """"I -y "7" T. Bhum/B. Butang 10/2 17(2 W W g
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      378 33 flTNedlloyd WE GIVE YOU THE WORLD T Nedlloyd Lines N R^o'^OW 03 —i I SSEL v n/4 A Auitroiio ***** 24/2 2*2 9/4 24,'3 »3 A- ut 6/4 14/4 19/4 24/4 A »/3 3>3 "*3 3/4 7/4 a IU4 20/4 28.4 3/5 "5 A Jovokono ***** 20,3 3 22/3 13/4
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      1116 34 Ir ifl^^Bß|HHr^9nH^^R^^H| VOY *INDO 'PK/PNG SGP LB CHLS NFK NYC HFX I OOCL FAITH 18 12/2 13/2 15/2 10/3 20/3 22/3 24/3 4/4 I OOCL FRIENDSHIP 18 19/2 20/2 22/2 17/3 27/3 29/3 31/3 4/4 **> NEPTUNE JADE 23 26/2 27/2 1/3 24/3 3/4 5/4 7/4 11/4 I OOCL FORTUNE
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      724 34 I j\l'-I I I ETD SIN (10AY) I MI DAY) Ml DAY) CHRISTINE/ T I 19/02/90 PORT KELANG PENANG BANGKOK VICTOR oAt TWICE/WKLY ETD SIN (3DAYS) +(2 DAYS) +(1 DAY) I 18/02/90 HONG KONG KAOHSIUNG KEELUNG JOYCE/JUDY TWICE/WKLY B I ETD SIN (6 DAYS) Ml DAY) +(4 DAYS) WQjjjjfcCOOTjCT I
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      300 34 Continental Pacific Shipping w TIMBER ft PLYWOOD SERVICE TO U.K./CONTINENT KKU S PORE PK LOADING FOR CAPTAIN GEORCE SW Ski SETE/RDH/ANT/FLU/UK MARIA K Sid In Pt 1W SETEyROM/ANTfFLU/UK TAIPAN 2W V 3 ROHANT/FLU/UR Loads Sabah/lndonMia c- K MULTIPORT AGENCIES (S) PTE. LTO. I I TCL: 22M377 FAX: *****1 I V
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      645 34 /\y?>a GOLDEN LINE A GUAN GUAN SHIPPING (PTE) LTD N n tho* *r* sn«tt SINCAPORF 01M Til SM39M (10 LINES) Fi« iMSH STRAITS/PERSIAN GULF SERVICE: Spo* P K«ton« fw* GOLDEN HJIRVEST Cotor-so «j«*/6ubt. 20 a Ftk GOLDEN WONDER Cotocnb<VKjr»clii/Out»»i #10 CHINA SERVICE DAI YUN SHAN Hu»mpu/Sl«»n|h»t 24/21 FA CHINA OCEAN
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      1414 35 NEPTUNE AGENCIES PTE LTD SINGAPORE (CR No: **********0 E) Bookings: UK/EUROPE *****53, *****19, AUST/INDIA/PAK-*****18 USA *****42/*****16, FAR EAST-*****48 Documentation: *****44/*****14 Mlf Terminal: *****22 CFS: M 2 IMPORT: *****69/*****50 EXPORT: *****53/*****04 NEPLINE SDN BHD MALAYSIA K.L.-*****33, P.Kelang-*****87, Penang-*****0, J.Bahru-*****3, *****4 MFDR VSL/VOY PKG SGP MOTH KB VSL/VOY SGP LKH KLX RDM
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      1076 35 SJNSOV SINGAPORE SOVIET SHIPPING CO PRIVATE LTD 1 SINSOV BUILDING $5, Market Street Singapore 0104 Tel: *****33 (15 Lines) Terminal Office: *****41/2 Cable Address SINSOV SINGAPORE Telex Numbers RS ***** RS ***** RS ***** PINANG f. KELANC MISSUS HAI THONC SNIPrtNG 127 Pimm Street Pen** RUUysu M/S HANOLING SYSTEM CO
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      764 36 I DSR LINES li 3 VEB DEUTRACHT/SEEREEDEREI ROSTOCK 1j v. INTEGRATED CONTAINER SERVICE li MEMBER Of EACON SERVICE I Ac TO EAST MEDITERRANEAN I u NORTH CONTINENT EUROPE 1 OUTBOUND SIN *LCA ANT ROM HBC RST I hl T WENOA V4W 23/02 09/03 IMB IS/03 19/03 721(0 I 0. GROTEWOHL
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      1084 36 UKC COWTPmONAI BOVKI tscl P KLG PNG PC Loading tar «G AN CHENG »/2 RoMtrton/Antwp NCHUAN 2/3 RottefdJmfAntwp CWNA FVLL CWtTAim MEKYICK (Ml PKLG PNG (PORE BKK HKC S HAI Q'DAO NG FANG KOU V 123 26/2 25,7 3/3 1/3 14/3 IHE 20/2 22/2 26/2 ift 9/3 ctpting FCL Cargo
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      182 36 I FAST DIRECT REGULAR SERVICE TO I INDONESIA PORT PADANG/PK. BALAM SEMARANG/PANJANG/CIGADING/ BENGKULU VSL ETA ETD LOADING FOR DELI INDAH In Port 15.2.90 PANJANG/PK. BALAM NAGA JAYA 18.2.90 20.2.90 PANJANG LAMPUNG JAYA 13.2.90 14.2.90 SEMARANG/PANJANG PINANG JAYA 15.2.90 16.2.90 PANJANG/PK. BALAM 1 PERITA JAYA 15.2.90 16.2.90 PANJANG/JAKARTA ABADI JAYA 15.2.90
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      541 36 POSEIDON CONTAINER TRANSPORT GMBH HAMBURG TRANS-SIBERIAN CONTAINER SERVICE SOTRA GENERAL AGENTS ACCEPTING ALL FCL LCL CONVENTIONAL CARGOES I AFGHANISTAN l! !1 a,rato n Tourghundi, Kabul, 1 1 Herat, Mazar-1-Sharif, Mashad, Kushka IRAN Djulfa, Astara VIA ILYICHEVSK ETD SINGAPORE 19/02, 2/03, 4/03, 7/03, 13/3 EUROPE i :To a mlan d points:
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      501 36 ASEAN PORT^_^ m Wi» ImT~S«MMIMM PIVA BHUM 2L?W W«d FAMILY ACE 04W Thuf Ufl S«w_ IW_ RATANA BKUM 3tW Srt 17/2 ]g_ MM BHUM 43tW S»t 17/2 T« 2g2_ JEWLIWK 143W Sat 17/2 T m gg_ PIVA BHUM 213W W«l 21J2 S«t Jjg_ Sim BHUM 437W Sat 24/2 Tut 27/2
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      1017 37 f:SS£L VOY SINGAPORE KHF/DUBAI JEDOAH iNKA RUWAN 3W 18/2 05/3 20/3 iNKA SRIMANI 75W 3/3 13/3 20/3 iNKA SRIMATHI 74W 8/3 13/3 20/3 LSO ACCEPTING CARGO (FCWLCL) FOR: INDIAN PORTS MADRAS; TUTICORIN; COCHIN; MANGALORE; BOMBAY ARABIAN GULF PORTS SHARJAH; DUBAI; BAHRAIN; DAMMAM; KUWAIT; MUSCAT RED SEA PORTS JEDOAH; AQABA I
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      205 37 I f |i Imi Q I ACCEPTING FCL AND CONVENTIONAL I PtH/PKO ETA LOAWNO FOR I ABBAY WOHZ llw 6 OARE3SAi>AM. MOMMA. I VOV 23»W ASSA& MA3SAWA. HOOMJAH fj WEN HUNG LINE I FULLY CONTAINERISED FORTNIGHTLY LINER I SERVICE TO MAURITIUS AND SOUTH AFRICA I ACCEPTING BOTH FCL/LCL CARGO I
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      513 37 PULAU LAUT I sm o# au I *Ko accittiho ici CAHOO TO «T. PM. WM I AND, BKK FOR lOOKINGS CALL SHCAIGO I FORWARDING AT TU: *****8 J VOY SIN JUT RAJ l]N I PUL BAHAQIA ?0S 16/2 2CV2 JVJ I PUL SENTOSA 25S 17/2 20/2 OMIT Jig TANAH AiR
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      364 37 BAY Of BENGAL SERVICES a'T Jc •U4AK MR 'm M VEROILIRR BAY UR IM W WBrasr s 90 111 ®n» i-. m ifgLLLIJ— MIDDLE EAST SERVICES —ri w mmmmmmmmm wmvduiummt m w un w w s >>>>>>:! MRWCt AM ALSO AVAUW FOR COHRtTITIVS SATIS: milllll OOntCT: MMTAIUMROftA TB. &MW CU4TOMM
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      203 37 TO AUSTRALIA/NEW ZEALAND ~~K nramax 5 up w» a>» K i numcm "55 "5a on n» v* K musclm ~u* "Si a« fr c. vemuem" w www* C IS DATS TO MKLMUmmS I TO USA/CANADA I yj[ IN Ort—l OllM>n 1 BTWT EXPVfSS 16 la Uj« W 'K I NUDW
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      668 38 Page Fourteen IS P IBi DE VAPORE3 4 "PERUVIAN STATE LINE" J f ACCEPTING BREAKBULK/FCL/SOC CARGOES TO/FROJI 4 d CALLAO, MAT ARAN I, ILO* A OTHER PERUVIAN PORTS* A S WTHT/S AT KOBE ON CPV THROUGH BILL OF LADING. K J PwwnT P. KtUnf* Singapore Bill 5 SHAPLAEVERETT 21/22 F«fc
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      587 38 immmmMt* Canada, mi How>um VSI te'POWC HAIkIUCA [LAX |KST IiAV |MTC |HfX A. VESSEL w fe" IHJA m Og Jj |jj jjj i (ML S3 ill ziM AUSTRAIiI CMTAINm SERVICE VESSEL SPORE SYD ~1 IILB BNE I 6UAM ZIM GUAM W 12/3 MIP 2W ZIM VENCZIA *3 M 11M H/«
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      619 38 SING HWANG HANG I mmmm taawpowtatiow itto ltd WEEKLY LCL/FCL SERVICE VESSEL |S PORE [JAKARTA SURABAYA JENWEL 145_m2 JENHOL 1 13/2 ll®£ [SPORE [BANGKOK A VESSEL 8/2 A VESSEL LlZ£2 120£2 DESTINATIONS tTA SINGAPORE PORT KELANG £|B MANILA rco HONG KONG, ALL CHINA PORTS 10 FEB KEELUNG. KAOHSIUNG 11 FEB
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      500 38 PERINTIS LINE 111 WEEKLY FULL CONTAMER SERVICE ACCEPTING ALL FCL CARGOES BETWEEN SINGAPORE AND JAKARTA SURABAYA VESSEL VOY SINGAPORE JAKARTA ETA ETD ETA ETD PRASETIA 67A 14/2 15/2 17/2 18/2 PELOPOR 929 17/2 18/2 20/2 21/2 PRASETIA 69A 21/2 22/2 24/2 25/2 PELOPOR 930 24/2 25/2 27/2 28/2 SURABAYA TANTO
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      443 38 ii man 18/2 KEELUNG/KAOHSIUNG 17/2 BANGKOK 16/2 MANILA 17/2 JAKARTA 16/2 PORT KELANG/PENANG 22/2 BUSAN 17/2 TOKYO/YOKO/KOBE 19/2 HONG KONG also accepting cargo to Huangpu Shenzhen; Fuzhou,' Xiamen/Xingang/Shanghai m vmn/n 17/2 LDN/FLX/LVP/SOU 17/2 RDM/HAM/ANT/LE HAVRE/GENOA also accepting cargo to Austria/ Hungary/Roumania/Poland/Bulgaria/Czech. •in Iti/CUIU ZSSLSS^BS 22/2 L.A./NYC/SFO 22/2 VANCOUVER/TORONTO/MONTREAL SIN AISTBAUA/REV
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      437 39 VSI DESTINATION ETA SIN RAT ANA BNUM MN BANGKOK 1» SIRI IHUH OM lANCKO* UNLINK MM BANGKOK PIYA MUM 03N BANCKOK ASIA 07R MANILA, CEOU W AKA MUM m MANILA, CtlU W VIR A BHUM d«TTAGONG I«3NCLA VIJ 0 SINCCRITY HA KARACHI BOMBAY 2M KITI BHUM JAKARTA I7fl ra TYO
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      427 39 M LCL/FCL SERVICE TO/FROM MwKfip 77&WS-ZJ/WC OjQ KL: aluco-UHK SINGAPORE: 5Hr 04-*****2 03-*****55 778 0522(22 linesi SEES: XT L*. S7 »W f >«A'M#pari)pnv^ Corf) booking Tot *****0 (5 LINES) IOAGOHOY 24-25 Fob BISLIG, MANILA TBN MID MAR Hongkong, Shanghai, Buun FROM ALL UNITED KINGDOM CITIES/PORTS FROM COPENHAGEN/AARHUS FROM HAMMMtyBREMEN from
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      241 39 VUUI MM m. MM MY CHOFU VOYOBW IMS 02/09 07/08 12)09 f ALB STRENGTH VOYWW 10MB *VO3 2MB ***** > ALS ENDEAVOUR VQVOBW 20MB 91/09 06MN Accepting FCL tor JotwnnMburg ■Ml IMIJIM J llTMtl mv om m. w LONOON BRIDGE VOYME 11/02 IMB 20MB 02MB »AOHFU VOY 01E 21/02 28MB
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      918 40 WlUllll 19 JPWOf gq»v. EXPORHOT UK/CONTINENT (TRIO) NCIOOKM EXPRESS ST" S "M** 'W™ 1 \B" 1W iJSSU' Mtotaki ■ONTE rosa ?JiS W W ii Si S-rt-*- i** UKMMi~.MM«rfIM«. MEDITERRANEAN (MED CLUB)* JEDDAH jrn Smnportl Plraaw B'atan H"««ill« 6j«"« J'jf** iaom u< a/2 1/3 ACE CONCORD XT M H JOT Ufl
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      137 40 <0S 100E V nOE SIGNIFICANT WEATHER AND SEA CONDITIONS AT 0730 HOURS ON FEB 14,1M0. LEGEND p Temperature c Thunderstorm Weather Wind direction with speed m knots y Shower Ram Wave height Cloudy Sky Surface winds ore indicated by arrows which fly with the wind One full circle represents calm
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  • ASIAN AEROSPACE '90
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      291 41 ASIAN k AER#SfA£E'90 Asian Aerospace '90 opens today bigger snd better, with the proepect of soaring even higher in the years to come. This year's dazzler is SO per cent bigger than the previous one here in '88. and is set to grow much larger by 1902. Even
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      How feasible is an Asean aerospace consortium?
      1002 42  -  ASIAN TRENDS HARISH MEHTA discusses a concept for an Asean consortium to manufacture passenger aircraft, and the development of the Asian Aerospace show. > HARISH MEHTA SHINING THROUGH the afterglow of the region's economic success, emerges a brave, new idea of an Asean
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      Engine makers gearing up for fierce battle
      1030 42  -  BRITAIN MICHAEL HARTLEY, Director and General Manager of Rolls-Royce (Far East Ltd) Hongkong, takes a look at the growing competition among the makers of the big fan-dominated aero-engines in the Asia-Pacific market. MICHAEL HARTLEY SOME INDUSTRY EXPERTS forecast that Asis-Pacific carriers will account
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      The world through Boeing's eyeglasses
      1393 44  -  STAYING AHEAD By 2000, the region's total fleet will more than double to 1,900 aircraft writes DEAN THORNTON, President, Boeing Commercial Airplanes. The question for manufacturers will be how to provide advanced technology in the face of cost escalation. Boeing's answer is: new technology must
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      Front-runner in a Pacific groove
      461 44  -  FRANCE By GERARD HIRON, Senior Executive VkePresident for International Affairs, Aerospatiale. By GERARD HIBON BUCKED BY succmi in the region. Aerospatiale it planning long tarm industrial programmes for producing helicopters in Malaysia and Thailand, while in North-aast Asia projects for military and civilian helicopter* era
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      "WE PRESENT THE BEST"
      563 44 In Indonesia, the term 'strategic industries' is not entirely identical with defence and security industries. Strategic industries are strategic for the development of Indonesian country and its nation. Defence and security industries engaged in the production of armament weapons systems, and its platforms, are a group
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      Dismantling the US monopoly
      1391 46  -  EUROPEANS HANG TOUGH Selection by Cathay Pacific WITH ONE OF today's strongest regional air traffic growth rates, the Far East remains a vital and responsive .market for Airbus Industrie. Indeed. the European consortium Airbus Industrie is made up of Aerospatiale in France (37.9 per cent). Deutsche
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      Blazing trails under the Asian sun
      526 46  -  FRANCO-ITALIAN COMMUTERS Iv Prudent, ATR Marketing 'iippoi r *te a, Singapore "Jy JAMES SINCE DELIVERY of the first ATR-42 in the tall of 1066. the ATR Consortium officially known ss Groupment d'lnterest Economique-Avion* de Transport Regional jointly owned by Aeritalia of Italy and Aeroapatiale
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      Winners, losers and the survivors
      1683 47  -  THE BIG THREE America's declining market share, the subsidies Airbus receives from European governments, the need to shift from military to civil production, if global disarmament becomes a reality, and globalisation for the aerospace industry, are some of the issues discussed in this wide-ranging analysis
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      The Shorts way to cut costs and losses
      452 47 NORTHERN IRELAND REGULATED FAREB have always made It difficult tor many routoa in the Philippines to be a financial success. But by selecting the Shorts BD3OO. the aim was to cut iossss and maintain routoa vital to the region at a sensible
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      On the front lines
      757 48 THE US LEADER FOUR PACIFIC RIM nations. the latest being Singapore, are currently flying the General Dynamics F-16 in defence of their homelands. The versatile and highly manoeuvrable aircraft is also on duty in other countries in the region, including Pakistan, Japan, South Korea and the
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      GIFAS looking for more than just customers
      504 48  -  THE FRENCH By J JACQUES-ANDRE LAURENT THE FRENCH AERONAUTICAL and space industry is displaying its lateet products at the Aaian Aerospace show. Thirty-three of the moet important member firms of Groupement des Industries Francaises Aeronautiquee et Spatiales (QIFAS) are represented at the event,
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      A star performer in a high growth region
      472 49 SHORT-HAUL AIRCRAFT As air traffic is GNP-related, the AsiaPacific countries will soon form the second largest market in the world, writes a Fokker official. THE ASIA-PACIFIC region is on the threshold of becoming the second largest market in the world, while the
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      Dogfight of the 90s: Mirage vs the Falcon and the Hornet
      1192 49 THE FRENCH CHALLENGE The Mirage 2000 enjoys certain technical advantages over its competitors, the General Dynamics F-16 and the McDonnell Douglas F/A 18, writes FRANCOIS PRIGENT of the Communication Department, Avions Marcel DassaultBreguet Aviation, Paris THE media often draws
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      Flying high among the giants
      1150 50  -  INDIAN DEFENCE INDUSTRY COLONEL VINOD KUMAR KHANNA, Director, Defence Exhibitions Organisation, Indian Ministry of Defence, takes a look at India's multi-dimensional defence industry. COLONEL VINOD KUMAR KHANNA ONE of the first countries to sot up a defence and aerospace industry in Asia, India blsnds Western
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