The Straits Times, 13 January 1983
1983-01-13
1
4
https://www.nlb.gov.sg
https://eresources.nlb.gov.sg/newspapers/browse/straitstimes
The Straits Times
-
Title Section14 1983-01-13 1 The Straits Times Estd. 1845 THURSDAY, JANUARY 13, 1983 40 CENTS M.C.(P) No. 65/1/8314 words
-
Article402 1983-01-13 1 Bankers to form new body to prevent worsening of global credit crisis WASHINGTON, Wednesday INTERNATIONAL bankers decided yesterday to create an institute to monitor Third World debts to prevent a worsening of the global credit crisis. The bankers from North and South America, WesternReuter; AP - 402 words
-
Article, Illustration462 1983-01-13 1 But it's not as easy as it sounds when it takes 63 people to do it A 13-MAN Dutch team which arrived here yesterday has given a new twist to the expression "Go Fly A Klte f for they are only too willing to take up462 words
-
Article491 1983-01-13 1 PAUL WEE - Two years and 20 minutes ago PAUL WEE Tale of inspector's parking coupons has happy ending By A POLICE inspector recently found himself on the wrong side of the law when a warrant of arrest was issued against him a result of, apparently, a human error. Inspector Chua Eng Hwee,491 words
-
Article71 1983-01-13 1 JAKARTA, Wed. The renovated Buddhist temple of Borobudur north of Jogjakarta, will be officially inaugurated by President Suharto on Feb. 23 to mark the completion of a 10-year restoration work, an Education Ministry official announced here today. Dr Haryati Subadio, Director-General of Culture m the Education Ministry, saidAFP - 71 words
-
194 1983-01-13 1 No more full-day schools to beset up in '83 THE Education Ministry has begun a detailed year-long study on the eight full-day schools now run under a pilot project and until results of the study are available, no additional school will be added to the scheme this year. A ministry194 words
-
Article61 1983-01-13 1 LOS ANGELES, Wed. Princess Diana of Britain topped Mr BlackwelTs (the designer), annual list of the world's 10 worst dressed women yesterday. Mr Blackwell said of Princess Diana: "She has gone from a very young, independent, fresh look to a tacky, dowdy look." He describedAP - 61 words
-
105 1983-01-13 1 SAND ARAN, Wed. More than 1M people were feared drowned when a Filipino-regis-tered boat, ML Al Malyn, with 226 passengers aboard sank off Tambisan Island, 162 km south-east of here on the Sabah east coast. So far, only four bodies have been recovered, andNST - 105 words
-
Article193 1983-01-13 1 Ex-head of state Podgorny dies MOSCOW, Wed. Form- er Soviet head of state j Nikolai Podgorny has died j at the age of 79, the Pre- sidium of the Supreme j Soviet said. An official at the Presidium said Mr Podgorny's death would be announced later j today. He wasReuter - 193 words
-
Article45 1983-01-13 1 BEIJING, Wed. A 26-year-old father, Wan Chuwen, who wanted a son instead of a daughter has been jailed for 13 years for smothering his two-month-old daughter and tossing her body down a well m north China, the Guangming Daily newspaper reported today. ReuterReuter - 45 words
-
385 1983-01-13 1 Mokhtar trial: 'Re-arrest two' order They'll be brought to court pending prosecution appeal KUALA LUMPUR, Wednesday THE High Court, which recently freed two men on a joint murder charge with Culture, Youth and Sports Minister Datuk Mokhtar Hashim, today ordered their re-arrest pending a prosecution 1 appeal. Judge Hashim YeopNST - 385 words
-
LATEST
-
Article77 1983-01-13 1 WASHINGTON, Wed. President Ronald Reagan today named former representative Margaret Heckler of Massachusetts to Richard Schweiker who resigned as US Secretary of Health and Human Services. Mrs Heckler Is the second woman to be nominated to the cabinet m the last week. Mr Reagan madeUPI - 77 words
-
-
Page 1 Advertisements
-
Advertisement197 1983-01-13 1 k GREATEST SI I DESIGN fm WIN GOLF fp PGAT-Une Wp T-Lin© accuracy from tee-box to green THE ALL-SPORTS STORE Sole 4fib'' Agent 0|B» OOP M27'28. FAR EAST SHOPPING CENTRE IM, 545 ORCHARD RD S'POREO923 TEL *****38 *****39 T^l] 1 TELEX RS2IOIO CABLE PARGOLF RSj3is3 ijw| Ij' in^ Hi! ld197 words
-
Advertisement144 1983-01-13 1 50 pages today SUMMARY 2 WORLD NEWS 3,4,8,7 CAUSEWAY 13 EDITORIAL 14 LETTERS 15 BACKGROUND 16 TIMES BUSINESS 17-28 CLASSD7IEDS 21-32 SPORTS 35-37 OUTLOOK 2, 3 COMICS 4. 5 RADIO ft TV 8 .CINEMA 3 We pay more interest m more ways than one. TCRM PCPOSIIT At the Chartered Bank,144 words
-
Advertisement18 1983-01-13 1 NATfONAf. IJHRARY SINGAPORE j^f{s The Best ■h^Jr British ]u/L Rust P r °°fing System I 3 Chemicals Process18 words
-
-
IN SUMMARY...
-
Article152 1983-01-13 2 Forum of writers SINGAPORE has become an important name m Chinese literary writing. The seven-day International Chinese Writers' Forum begins here today and will be attended by 22 well-known writers. Three writers from Beijing who will speak at the forum for the first time are poet152 words
-
Article683 1983-01-13 2 Sharing future history THIRTEEN potential investors m the planned 14,000 km Singapore to Marseilles submarine cable met at Telecoms headquarters m Exeter Road yesterday. The cable, which will cost around $550 million and will be the second longest m the world, has already received financial backing from the eight683 words
-
Article214 1983-01-13 2 THE STRAITS TIMES SAYS: CURRENT undergraduate apathy, as revealed m part by an NUS Students' Union survey, is not alarming m itself. What is so wrong, as some people are bound to say, about wanting to excel m one's studies? And the prevailing social climate of stability and progress214 words
-
Article294 1983-01-13 2 EXPORTS OF FURNITURE SUFFER FIRST DECLINE FURNITURE makers m Singapore suffered their first decline m exports last year though they were not as hard hit by the recession as those m other sectors of the timber industry. Exports of knocked-down furniture amounted to $85.3 million, 11.6 per cent294 words
-
Article43 1983-01-13 2 BENEATH THE ICING IN South Africa, the white man's life is good but it is often at the expense of the black man. Apartheid hides much poverty and dissatisfaction beneath the sugar icing of wealth enjoyed by the white minority. Page 1643 words
-
Article245 1983-01-13 2 Short and sweet IT will be a short and sweet affair when Singapore stage the pre-Olympic Games qualifying round Group D soccer competition at the National Stadium. The Football Association of Singapore decided after their executive committee meeting last night to hold the tournament from Oct 15-23, with a245 words
-
Article604 1983-01-13 2 'No Japanese role' JAPAN'S Prime Minister Yasuhiro Nakasone yesterday rejected the idea of his country playing any military role on the Korean peninsula. Mr Nakasone told reporters at the end of his two-day official visit to South Korea that Japan's constitution renouncing war prevented any military cooperation604 words
-
Article342 1983-01-13 2 Go hang a kite! PETER TRAVIS has taken child's play into the realm of high art. This kite-maker from Sydney, m Singapore for the International Kite Festival, has had his work hanging m art galleries, museums, libraries, cathedrals and other public places all over the world. "I just342 words
-
Article188 1983-01-13 2 Cuts and trust THE Malaysian government is taking steps to deduct payments for hospital bills from the salaries of civil servants m a bid to recover millions of dollars due to hospitals. Deputy Health Minister Datuk K. Pathmanaban said officials of his ministry were now discussing the188 words
-
-
Page 2 Advertisements
-
Advertisement294 1983-01-13 2 I For people with sensitive I or problem skin jjgfr Seba Mcd Cleansing Bar and Liquid^ <^Pr Cleanser are designed to cleanse and 1 H^^ care for sensitive and problem skin. Seba Med's special properties make I it a useful cleanser for skin prone to: I acne, eczema, mycosis, seborrhea,294 words
-
-
AROUND THE WORLD
-
Article, Illustration392 1983-01-13 3 Japan says defence role in S. Korea It's unconstitutional, says Nakasone SEOUL, Wed. JAPAN'S Prime Minister Yasuhiro Nakasone today rejected the idea of his country playing any military role on the Korean peninsula. Mr Nakasone told reporters at the end of his two-day official visit to South Korea that Japan'sReuter; UPI - 392 words
-
359 1983-01-13 3 JAKARTA, Wed. Canadian Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau and President Suharto of Indonesia today agreed that the withdrawal oi foreign troops from Afghanistan and Cambodia was a prerequisite for a peaceful settlement of both problems, an Indonesian government spokesman said. Mr Trudeau arrived yesterdayReuter; AFP - 359 words
-
Article361 1983-01-13 3 Canada may review aid to project JAKARTA, Wed. Canadian Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau said today that his government would re-examine its aid commitment to a major Indonesian power project unless Canadian companies tendering for related contracts were exempted from Jakarta's controversial "counter-purchase" policy. At stake is US$l6O million (*****.5 million)Reuter - 361 words
-
AROUND THE REGION
-
Article73 1983-01-13 3 LAOS YESTERDAY reshuffled its government into 14 ministries and three state committees, retaining or promoting virtually all ministers of the outgoing Cabinet. The highest promotion is that of Mr Saly Vongkhamsao, who combines his role of state planning committee president with his new vice-Premiership. The new governmentAFP - 73 words
-
Article53 1983-01-13 3 THE INDONESIAN government yesterday announced a 37.5 per cent increase m electricity rates from next month following a sharp rise m domestic fuel prices. A Mining and Energy Ministry spokesman described the move as a natural consequence of the 45 per cent rise m domestic fuel prices announcedReuter - 53 words
-
Article93 1983-01-13 3 FORMER THAI Prime Minister Kriangsak Chomanan announced m Bangkok yesterday that he had resigned as a Member of Parliament to become a Buddhist monk for one week. The Thai constitution bars Buddhist monks from holding parliamentary posts. General Kriangsak, who resigned as Prime Minister m early 1980 amidReuter - 93 words
-
-
Article183 1983-01-13 3 TOKYO, Wed. Japan, under pressure by the United States to make the transfer of military technology a "two-way street, is prepared to revise guidelines barring arms exports to America, published reports said today. Quoting government sources, the Yomiuri Shimbun said the US would be treatedAP - 183 words
-
Article70 1983-01-13 3 Beauty queen case man jailed SEOUL, Wed. A South Korean, accused by a beauty queen of kidnapping her and taking her to the United States, was jailed for five years today for violating passport regulations and assault. Han Seung-Hee, 27, pleaded guilty to the two charges. But state prosecutors droppedReuter - 70 words
-
-
Page 3 Advertisements
-
Advertisement176 1983-01-13 3 I IB p j II J B m^m^ywA Wk f Wf^i».. JW JL B r, at wM H4tk vfiH w i "6 m 1 m w> m t. A_«mMUi m m 2? rzZ~zL*. m_____| B^ U1 B v A o^=^%. tt 1 jP -S** '^^^^s^^'' mi *M^mmm^K/tF^^^ PP* k i:;176 words
-
-
AROUND THE WORLD 2
-
219 1983-01-13 4 WASHINGTON, Wednesday PRESIDENT Ronald Reagan, bowing to strong pressure to reduce America's soaring budget deficit, says he plans to cut spending on defence m 1984 by US$ll.3 billion (5522.6 billion). Mr Reagan told reporters he would pass on the recommendation toReuter; AP - 219 words
-
Article, Illustration137 1983-01-13 4 TOKYO, Wed. Thousands of Japanese farmers waving banners and shouting slogans marched past the United States Embassy here today to protest against US efforts to persuade Japan to import more US food products. "No more American oranges and beef," they shouted as they filed by theReuter; UPI - 137 words
-
255 1983-01-13 4 Moves to expand credit and cut grain surplus DALLAS, Wednesday PRESIDENT Ronald Reagan has served notice that his administration plans to fight vigorously what it sees as unfair agricultural trade practices by Japan and the European Community. He further pledged not to giveReuter - 255 words
-
167 1983-01-13 4 WASHINGTON, Wed. The Health and Human Services Secretary, Mr Richard Schweiker, has become the second Cabinet member to quit m the f>ast two weeks and the ourth since June last year. White House officials last night announced Mr Schweiker's resignation from his job,Reuter - 167 words
-
WORLD BRIEFS
-
Article70 1983-01-13 4 IRANIAN NEGOTIATORS have told Japanese contractors they must decide by today whether to resume work on a joint multibillion dollar petrochemical complex m South Iran. Work on the complex was stopped more than two years ago by the Gulf War. Officials of the Iranian Chemical Development Company,Reuter - 70 words
-
Article69 1983-01-13 4 JAPANESE OFFICIALS meeting with Common Market negotiators would reject a request to cut videotape recorder exports to Western Europe by 20 per cent, trade sources said m Tokyo yesterday. European Economic Community officials arrived yesterday for three days of informal talks on the growing trade imbalanceUPI - 69 words
-
Article76 1983-01-13 4 ISRAEL'S STATE airline El Al, which has been revived after being put into the hands of receivers, operated its first passenger flight yesterday since September. A Boeing 747 with a full load of 430 pasengers left for Nairobi and Johannesburg. But the airline's problems are notReuter - 76 words
-
Article63 1983-01-13 4 IN ONE of the worst riots m Copenhagen's history, hundreds of youths threw rocks and smashed windows m the city yesterday. Police said 100 people were arrested. The disturbances began on Tuesday, when 1,000 police m riot gear used smokebombs and water cannon to remove squatters whoUPI - 63 words
-
Article72 1983-01-13 4 A SMALL PART of a disabled Soviet satellite, Cosmos 1402, has entered the earth's atmosphere and has apparently burned up. US intelligence officials said m Washington yesterday that the main nuclear power unit would not appear until two weeks later. Another small section of the Cosmos satelliteReuter - 72 words
-
-
-
Page 4 Advertisements
-
Advertisement188 1983-01-13 4 mm^mimmß* j^ftSm^MT^mf HP' -Si^HFTdBH ?j S^KSGR^^/ mmW-.MW m W* £^mmY<zXMW f V j^"*" 1 *r .^■k^ A j^m V i^^lßr TtL Ji a^jm r «^H jflj mWWK^^W* '^UmTzaf sH j to^mm Wm^tomu. mmr JmW^fak vl^^mv. IJP^W^"- *lv '■*M\&sm mmrA The Sweetest Spot m Town is m Shangri-La For lovers of188 words
-
Advertisement435 1983-01-13 4 The greatest holiday on Earth isn't on the m earth at all! fad Special festive rates for an jfJHJE exciting, unforgettable Fly/ JttiHp Cruise holiday. *^P OPTION ONE Tahiti/New Zealand/Australia 18 days from 558.414 S Oepart Singapore 6 Feb 2f. J| You'll fly to the South Pacific ,S paradise of435 words
-
-
Page 5 Advertisements
-
Advertisement290 1983-01-13 5 ''BBifc^ ijf i™^s^H SBBMHMKtt^^^^tt^^^M^ltfßßßßlßtßKS^H IS Jg////KKtm mmmmmm^ 1 Hk PDT Orf\lS^ V SE&. V OK I <£UCh£ !jWJWI iHHHI Hb^bSbßx > X SL A f 1 BBbH v^ f 1„ BBBhl^^^BbH 3 «r^|H y __-«««JI ■'"'^WBBBfc^^i^Jßß y- IHHHRBBBHBSSBBBBB BBB VHBB JbI ■■T'SB^BBfl L— J L i UMBBBBfIi r^TVTTn^!^! '^b i290 words
-
-
AROUND THE WORLD 3
-
149 1983-01-13 6 Thatcher warns Argentina: Don't try it again STANLEY, Wed BRITISH Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher issued a stern warning to Argentina yesterday not to try to repeat its 1982 invasion. Sporting a Union Jack brooch and clearly relishing the reception given here as liberator of the Falklands, she said: "Every ArgentineUPI - 149 words
-
352 1983-01-13 6 Promise given by Kohl at White House BONN, Wed. Chancellor Helmut Kohl, m a move that has caused unease among top Bonn officials, has significantly altered West Germany's stance on Nato nuclear rearmament plans, authoritative sources said. The sources said Mr KohlReuter - 352 words
-
379 1983-01-13 6 LONDON, Wed. THE chairman of Britain's ruling Conservative Party, m a statement intended to halt pressure on sterling, said today the government had no plans to call an early general election. Party chairman Cecil Parkinson is the most authoritative government voice mReuter - 379 words
-
Article60 1983-01-13 6 TORONTO, Wed. An eightseater jet carrying executives of Sun Oil Co from Philadelphia crashed m a cemetery on its final approach to Toronto International Airport yesterday and burst into flames, a Canadian transport official said. There were reported to be five people aboard the twoengine SaberlinerUPI - 60 words
-
136 1983-01-13 6 Top arms talks envoy recalled for 'erratic behaviour' WASHINGTON, Wed. A top US arms negotiator has been brought back from Vienna while officials decide whether to dismiss him following reports of erratic behaviour and unauthorised statements, sources say. The sources, who asked not to be identified, said Mr Richard Starr'sAP - 136 words
-
Article241 1983-01-13 6 Assassination bid report denied BONN, Wednesday EAST Germany yesterday denied a West German magazine's assertion that Mr Erich Honecker, the East German head of state, was the target of a New Year-eve assassination attempt, but its denial confirmed details of the original account. The West German weekly Stern reported yesterdayNYT - 241 words
-
Article40 1983-01-13 6 DETROIT, Wed. A package of low-level radioactive material was recovered intact from the wreckage of a cargo plane that crashed here after takeoff from Detroit Airport yesterday, an airline spokesman said. All three crew members were ki'led. ReuterReuter - 40 words
-
Article72 1983-01-13 6 In other words... 6 EVERYBODY knows the problem of being a mother-in-law. If yon weigh m and help, you're bossy and interfering; if yen hold back and let them get on with it, you're aloof and stand-offish. Only when yon come into your own as an unpaid babymlnder, do things72 words
-
139 1983-01-13 6 LONDON, Wed. MILLION A IRK underwriter lan Posgate, nicknamed "Goldfinger," won a court battle yesterday against his suspension by Lloyd's of London, the world's biggest insurance market. Mr Posgate, st, was suspended last September after allegations of financial irregularities involving US$65 millionReuter - 139 words
-
-
Page 6 Advertisements
-
Advertisement393 1983-01-13 6 B^Blr^^^^rJiiNßlßflC^ di}j£Bft#* l^wl<iij^#iw%> JnPSßWr^nßßJ^^^ i r*^ t'sS HOBX /Try *m.JJaaYlarirwa\ W flfMEr k^^jf Vlf 9hT^ 9« B^HB BM^ m P2^B^r''nf'i& *t 'TnTi^r^ f n l r f \A» BF^H Bltlfct^ftr*.. g '<l i vvF <r-''"a*H Um^ 3St BfiL 'W!wawK&si&naWaU jßbVJbs By Lillet Hk' oV > j^"^**-* H Br >^H BY393 words
-
-
AROUND THE WORLD 4
-
Article286 1983-01-13 7 WASHINGTON, Wednesday US ADMINISTRATION officials said yesterday that they were counting on King Hussein of Jordan to declare his readiness to join m negotiations on Palestinian self-rule by the end of next month provided he received stronger backing than he has received up to nowNYT; Reuter - 286 words
-
280 1983-01-13 7 Gulf council ministers to meet in Bahrain BAHRAIN, Wednesday OIL ministers of the six-nation Gulf Cooperation Council, currently under pressure to cut its crude prices, are to meet m Bahrain over the weekend, the official Kuwait news agency said yesterday. Quoting official sources, the agency billed the conference as anReuter - 280 words
-
Article80 1983-01-13 7 PARIS. Wed. A strike at the Renault Flins plant near here spread to a second plant at Blfiancourt, just outside Paris yesterday when half of the plant's 114 paint-shop workers downed tools. The dispute at the Flins plant began last Thursday when 200 paintshop workers struckAFP - 80 words
-
Article187 1983-01-13 7 WASHINGTON, Wed. The administration is considering approval of a transfer of American technology and US payment of US$l.3 billion (552.7 billion) m development costs for a new fighter aircraft, the magazine, Aviation Week and Space Technology, said yesterday. The fighter, to be known as theUPI - 187 words
-
Article167 1983-01-13 7 BEIRUT, Wed. Hopes grew for a prompt solution of the Lebanese conflict here yesterday when President Amin Gemayel accepted US proposals to use an "open" agenda m the currently stalled Israeli-Lebanese talks on a foreign troop pullout from Lebanon. But while a tenuous calm reigned mAFP; AP - 167 words
-
-
Page 7 Advertisements
-
Advertisement463 1983-01-13 7 BH aft W]Q| SffittSiilßHlKMil *****31 Il IqesbSSE il mmmmmWimMMmMm ■>M l iPioaiyl fc-rtM HEH ITTI fmmWmM I But I OP *^MzL ■MB •■■'"^""^^H "WBH B I B S, mwm R H WIH Bfl B V i i# ,> ißil I 1 H >fl HI I H8 \m -'!m I 1H463 words
-
-
236 1983-01-13 8 Couple fined $600 for attending unlawful meeting A COUPLE was fined $300 each by a magistrate yesterday for attending a meeting of an unlawful society. Cisco corporal Elangkovan s/o Kumarasamv, 30, and his wife, Munchulah Chinnasamy, 24, a housewife, pleaded guilty to attending the Divine Light Mission Society meeting at236 words
-
Article59 1983-01-13 8 THE former chairman of the Singapore International Chamber of Commerce (SICC), Mr R.W. Lutton, has been conferred the Order of the British Empire by the British government m its New Year Honours List. Mr Lutton, who is presently a committee member of the SICC, was honoured59 words
-
424 1983-01-13 8 RONNIE LIM - RONNIE LIM By Our Energy Correspondent TOP officials of China National Offshore Oil Corporation (CNOOC), which is leading the country's offshore exploration programme, are here on their first-ever visit at the Singapore government's invitation. Their tour of the Republic's support424 words
-
Article, Illustration125 1983-01-13 8 Heave ho! And up goes part of flyover (RANKS creaked, lifting chains were strained and engineers watched patiently as two massive contrete beams were raised to form part of a flyover across Jalan Toa Pay oh early yesterday. Photographer ARTHUR LEE was standing by to capture the delicate heavyweight operation.125 words
-
381 1983-01-13 8 Financing for $550 m undersea cable plan Another 13 countries will decide whether to invest 4 IN times of prosperity, nations should spend their money as though bad times were not far round the corner and m lean times to use their savings as though to good times will return.381 words
-
Article57 1983-01-13 8 FORTY-EIGHT Thai girls were rounded up m the latest police anti-vice operation at Clifford Pier on Tuesday. They were picked up m police raids from 9.30 p.m. to 11 p.m. Of those detained, 33 were referred to the Immigration Department for repatriation ana 1557 words
-
Article219 1983-01-13 8 A CARPENTER, enraged with his sister's boyfriend who had quarrelled with her, stabbed him three times, a district court heard yesterday. Goh Choon Seng, 21, was fined $2,000 when he pleaded guilty to hurting Mr Peh Thiam Teng, 27, an assistant bar manager at219 words
-
Page 8 Advertisements
-
Advertisement293 1983-01-13 8 !^aT___hl^v__hJ^ \\!_H w^^ 1 t_N_ iSL nhh_9 -3 X r-I Hrw '^WB E*^ to m\W^toaa%a>. Bs^y_i^'B! b v jsj" j _H' -jfH H»lpB__tf' Mil HPv~ 9HI Wf IH_ H— H j _hC 1 H JH Hl' _L —ST^^Hl —Hi EtE: "BUS HH_ HI- JH H HP HP^ ''WaWp,-. _H HHL293 words
-
-
Article, Illustration357 1983-01-13 9 BHARATHI MOHAN - 60 elders volunteer for civil defence duty BHARATHI MOHAN MacPherson group sets example for the young By Home Affairs Desk THIS group of elders has set a shining example for younger residents to follow m MacPherson constituency. All aged above 50, they surprised community leaders recently by volunteering en bloc357 words
-
166 1983-01-13 9 A WOMAN tried to cheat a housewife of $4,0 M by copying the method used by a cheat, dubbed the telephone conman. The "carbon copy" case happened m Ang Mo Kin last Friday. The woman tele- honed Madam H.E. ing, 28, at her166 words
-
167 1983-01-13 9 Fraud case man's appeal dismissed AN APPEALS court yesterday dismissed the appeal of a businessman against a jail sentence for shipping frauds, but reduced the sentences of two men who had abetted him. Alwani Sobhrajmal, 43, was jailed for three years m December, 1981, after he admitted cheating the Bank167 words
-
160 1983-01-13 9 24-hour stand at Clifford Pier to stop cabbies who pick and choose ACTION to stop pick-and-choose taxi drivers operating at Clifford Pier is being taken by the Registry of Vehicles. It follows complaints from disgruntled passengers who have been refused rides. Now ROY is to make the Clifford Pier taxi160 words
-
98 1983-01-13 9 FOR the first time, the Counselling and Care Centre will hold a marriage preparation course for couples who are thinking of tying the knot. The two-session course will be held on Jan 22 and a week later on Jan 29 from98 words
-
Page 9 Advertisements
-
Advertisement134 1983-01-13 9 mmwmmmWaaaW l *aaaaaaa%A. f _H_L_____i >_- J U x tomm!^ 1 _i__ BIKES <*i tuffi* ___*SrS Macdonald Whizz Kids are something quite new a full colour series designed specially for children and with the information specially tailored to their needs. Each book is a guide to a hobby or an134 words
-
Advertisement347 1983-01-13 9 The beaut\ of using Kretschmer heat derm as a nutritive supplement is its simplicity Just sprinkle a spoonful or two onto some cereal or fruit, and you're set for the day, Because Kretschmer Wheal Germ is vacuum packed it remains harvest-fresh until you open it. \nd with either the plain347 words
-
-
Article57 1983-01-13 10 THE French embassy has not received any application from Singaporeans wanting to study in France. Although study in France is free, it is unpopular with Singaporeans because candidates have to be tested on their proficiency in French before they can apply to universities there. The57 words
-
Article, Illustration809 1983-01-13 10 IRENE NGOO - IRENE NGOO SITUATION WILL LAST TILL 1985, PROPERTY CONSULTANTS SAY By Our Housing Correspondent MORE and more office space is lying vacant, even m prestigious buildings m the financial hub of the city, despite a recent drop m rental rates. And property809 words
-
151 1983-01-13 10 STORE ACCOUNTANT STRUCK OFF LONDON MEMBERSHIP LIST A SINGAPORE accountant has been struck off the membership list of the Londonbased Association of Certified Accountants (ACA). The accountant, Tan Choon Chye, was also ordered to pay £1,000 ($3,271) costs by the ACA's disciplinary committee. The committee, In addition, recommended that Tan151 words
-
79 1983-01-13 10 THE Singapore Broadcasting Corporation set up its research unit last year to upgrade the quality of its programmes. Currently headed by Mr Mun Shu Sum, it has 12 researchers who have been divided into two categories material and location researchers. The material researchers get79 words
-
Page 10 Advertisements
-
Advertisement919 1983-01-13 10 1 N.M. Rothschild Sons (Singapore) Limited rfeT Telephone: *****1. Telex: RS ***** NMRSIN floating exhibition with L/vl V-X and Japanese companies ffl U|S __fi_^___F___N offshore technology, products /A OI A I*oo and services will visit /A >J|/\ p< < South East Asia as follows //\<Jv\ LAJ Country City Da— Date.919 words
-
Advertisement171 1983-01-13 10 HITACHI POWER TOOLS GET THE BEST FOR LESS m V oRIC^ HITACHI 7^oA L n ,yc;LA sT IMPACT DRILL c 965 °2 c;TOC^ b VTP-10(2speed) l Z^tm^^^ Powerlnput:42oW n am m T' y VH____Hk •JUS-"— S_B* < EjjjjrrjjjHM >*&* vmHl^ ST IMPACT DRILL W_^^p^^ VTP-13(2speed) Power Input: 460W 0 HITACHI171 words
-
-
Article, Illustration296 1983-01-13 11 S. KUMAR - S. KUMAR It will have fruit trees, vegetables and animals By FINDING out about fruits, vegetables, trees, shrubs and animals will be more interesting once the Ecological Garden at the Singapore Science Centre opens m March. Covering 1,000 sq metres of land, the garden296 words
-
265 1983-01-13 11 FIREMEN and rangers have joined forces to curb outbreaks of fire and thefts on Sentosa Island under Sentosa Development Corporation's security plan for the popular holiday resort. Four firemen from the City Fire Brigade are keeping a 24-hour vigil daily. A fire engine265 words
-
Article136 1983-01-13 11 CALLING all nature enthusiasts. A one-day seminar on Nature m an urban Singapore will be held on Jan 23. The seminar, organised by the Singapore Science Centre and the Singapore Branch of the Malayan Nature Society, will tell participants where the choice sites for various nature activities136 words
-
112 1983-01-13 11 Man grabs $48,510 jewellery from shop A SNATCH thief, posing as a buyer, escaped with a bagful of jewellery worth $48,510 from Yun Thye Jewellers at City Plaza m Geylang on Tuesday. The manager of the company, Mr N. C. Wong, 26, told police that a man went into his112 words
-
Article44 1983-01-13 11 IN yesterday's Timescope on The Newcomers, m the chart showing the shifting racial mix, the percentage of foreignborn persons of other races who arrived m the 1956-80 period should be 13 per cent and not 23 per cent. The error is regretted.44 words
-
235 1983-01-13 11 EMPLOYERS were yesterday urged to get together to try and reduce the number of accidents m the work place. Dr Chau Sik Ting, MP for Thomson, said figures released recently showed that industries had failed to make the work place safe.235 words
-
129 1983-01-13 11 THE largest international furniture exhibition m South-east Asia will be held at the World Trade Centre later this year. Called the Singapore International Furniture Show, it is being organised by the Singapore Manufacturers Association and the Singapore Furniture Industry Council. It will be129 words
-
222 1983-01-13 11 Sana group sees permanent display idea through and saves money WHEN the Singapore Anti-Narcot-ics Association (Sana) decided to set up a permanent anti-drug display at Its premises, it did more than think up the idea. A group of about 40 officials, member* and supporters took the project from the drawing222 words
-
Page 11 Advertisements
-
Advertisement616 1983-01-13 11 Wmm\Wk |l j f to mm I m\ ■fl !Fl if l 6 advantages: Protect documents perfectly. Back-guide card for Fingertip opening/closing classification, pipe-type mechanism. 5 colour index sheet for Specially processed tough classification included, cover allow cleaning with Excellent filing mechanism wet cloth. for easy viewing. SIZES AVAILABLE: (S-STYLE,E-STYLE)616 words
-
-
646 1983-01-13 12 An appeal court yesterday directed a magistrate to call for the defence of a music school which was acquitted on five counts of failing to make Central Provident Fund contributions for five of its teachers. Chief Justice Wee Chong Jin concurred with DPP646 words
-
269 1983-01-13 12 Men stole car to use in $6,400 grab THREE men stole a car advertised for sale on the pretext of test-driv-ing It to commit a second theft, a court heard yesterday. They used the stolen vehicle to stop a car with two women who had Just drawn money from a269 words
-
421 1983-01-13 12 TAN LIAN CHOO - TAN LIAN CHOO MAINTAINS INDIA By Our Diplomatic Correspondent INDIA has restated that Cambodian President Prince Norodom Sihanouk is unlikely to be invited to the next non-aligned summit m New Delhi. An Indian government envoy, Mr K. S. Bajpai, yesterday said that any decision to421 words
-
Article31 1983-01-13 12 THE 1983 Trade Classification Book, which shows customs duties as well, can be bought from the Trade Development Board at the World Trade Centre. It costs $10 a copy.31 words
-
304 1983-01-13 12 SINGAPORE Polytechnic robots will soon be moving into their new home. When their new premises are ready, the robots costing about $150,000 will give up their present status as "squatters." They are now sharing space with machine tools m the Polytechnic's machine tools304 words
-
135 1983-01-13 12 Company wins suit for return of $20,000 M. Y. Holdings (Pte) Ltd yesterday won its $20,000 suit against the two children of a consultant engineer who died of a heart attack 11 days after he had borrowed the sum from the company. Madam Chua Mvi Ying, chairman of the company's135 words
-
108 1983-01-13 12 Charged with three counts of bribery TOK Ching Ka, 40, the chairman of an offshore supplies firm, was yesterday charged with three counts of corruptly giving a total of $3,000 to a senior buyer of another firm. Tok, chairman cum director of Aqua-Terra Supply Company Pte Ltd, allegedly offered a108 words
-
Article46 1983-01-13 12 THE Singapore Institute of Standards and Industrial Research will organise an intensive course Product Design for Manufacturability from Feb 7 to 9. Registration forms are available at the Sisir office at 179 River Valley Road. Closing date for applications is Jan 24.46 words
-
199 1983-01-13 12 THE Council on the Education of Muslim Children, Mendaki, has formed an executive council to see to the day-to-day running of its activities. With the formation of this council last December, the original council of 29 members becomes the governing council. Both the executive199 words
-
Page 12 Advertisements
-
Advertisement192 1983-01-13 12 CHINESE FESTINAL oK* 9 U* s, tf V' ''x,i~-'tC'.''\ 4 (^Z c i por Ziy°^Lei a^piF~~J J N °^sff pn s3pp^ ~___^ft toaK _gj__frT__^i_Pft|^^ ORIENTAL INSPIRATION Be inspired and discover the fascinating, the beguiling, the evocative that is the East at Tangs. We're offering an astonishing array of home decor192 words
-
Advertisement38 1983-01-13 12 AUTHORS WANTED BY N.Y. PUBLISHER Leading book publisher seeks manuscripts of all types: fiction, non-fiction, poetry, technical, scholarly and religious works, etc. New authors welcomed. Send for free booklet SS-4 Vantage Press, 516 W 34st New York *****.38 words
-
-
across the CAUSEWAY
-
248 1983-01-13 13 Group to build multistorey Suva hq KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. The first project of the newly-formed Malaysian Overseas Investment Corporation (Moic) is the building of its multi-storey headquarters m the Fijian capital of Suva as its base of operations, a company spokesman said here yesterday. Moic is a joint-venture among 10FT - 248 words
-
Article77 1983-01-13 13 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. Iran's Deputy Trade Minister Majid Hedayatzadeh today called on the superpowers, particularly the United States, not to interfere m the internal affairs of West Asian countries. Mr Hedayatzadeh, who is leading a three-member delegation on a six-day visit here to strengthen bilateralAFP - 77 words
-
MALAYSIAN ROUND-UP
-
Article70 1983-01-13 13 THE NUMBER of Malaysians studying m the United States last year rose by 24 per cent from 1981, the Malaysian-American Commission on Educational Exchange said yesterday. In its report, the US government-backed commission said 5,085 Malaysian students went to the US m 1982, boosting the totalAP - 70 words
-
Article93 1983-01-13 13 HISHAMUDDIN BAIS, a former Malaysian student leader on the run who has spent the past three months m a Bombay jail, has been granted asylum by Belgium, United Nations sources said m New Delhi. Hishamuddin was detained at Bombay airport on Oct 25 last year when heReuter - 93 words
-
Article74 1983-01-13 13 POLICE HAVE detained four men, including a company director, m connection with last Saturday's killing of an American Peace Corps volunteer, Michael Joseph Qua id. City CJJD chief assistant commissioner Haji Syed Othman Syed Ali said yesterday that the company director and another man surrendered through their lawyersNST - 74 words
-
Article53 1983-01-13 13 ONE HUNDRED and eighty illegal Indonesian and Thai immigrants who tried to sneak into the country by sea via the coastal states were detained by Johore police, Bernama reported yesterday. Chief of Johore marine police, Superintendent C. Paramaguru, said 175 of the illegal immigrants landedAFP - 53 words
-
Article87 1983-01-13 13 THE NEW Thai border town of Danok is fast replacing Haadyai and Pekan Siam as the "haven of the north" for foreigners from the south. Danok is now providing similar services as those found m Haadyai and Pekan Siam to lure more patrons from across the border,NST - 87 words
-
-
362 1983-01-13 13 Tough line against civil servants KUALA LUMPUR, Wednesday THE Malaysian government is taking steps to deduct payments for hospital bills from the salaries of civil servants m a bid to recover millions of dollars due to hospitals. Deputy Health Minister Datuk K. PathmanabanNST - 362 words
-
Article, Illustration405 1983-01-13 13 Speaker was not a threat to me: Mokhtar KUALA LUMPUR, Wednesday CULTURE, Youth and Sports Minister Datuk Mokhtar Hashim reiterated m the High Court today that the former Negri Sembilan State Speaker.the late Datuk Mohamed Taha Talib, was not a threat to him. "Politically there was no way m whichNST - 405 words
-
Article149 1983-01-13 13 Headman begins defence today KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. Village headman Rahmat Satlman, the other aeeaaed person In the Mokhtar trial, wUI hegln his defence tomorrow. Mr Justice Hashim Yeop Sanl granted a request this afternoon by Rahmat's leading counsel, Mr Manjeet Singh, to be allowed to begin the defence tomorrow morning.NST - 149 words
-
176 1983-01-13 13 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. The Ministry of Trade and Industry is investigating allegations that a car distributor is giving "facelifts" to some outdated models and selling them as brand new ones, the Malay Mail reported today. The Ministry's Federal Territory enforcement chief, Mr Mohamad176 words
-
Article200 1983-01-13 13 Border pact working out well KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. The Malaysia government is satisfied with the scope of co-opera-tion reached under the general border agreement with Thailand, Deputy Prime Minister Datuk Musa Hitam said yesterday. However, he told the Senate that it should be realised that m everyday operations there areNST - 200 words
-
Article188 1983-01-13 13 More details of third TV network KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. Malaysia's proposed third television network will be both commercial and government, the government said yesterday. Information Minister Mohamed Adib Adam said besides being able to effectively counter the video tape craze, the proposed network must be viable financially and m the188 words
-
-
Page 13 Advertisements
-
Advertisement566 1983-01-13 13 MS An address destined to become among the most desirable m Singapore-iust steps away from Orchard Road, Singapore's most prestigious Hotels, shopping and entertainment district. Angullia Mansions offer an elegance of architectural design comprises only 18 apartments and 3 maisonettes. Each unit is centrally air-conditioned with individual control for living/dining566 words
-
-
454 1983-01-13 14 The Straits Times says Let's not give up now A STUDENTS' union can function better if it knows what its members want. As part of an effort to improve the relationship between students and itself, the National University of Singapore Students' Union recently conducted a questionnaire-survey among some members. Forty-three454 words
-
Article, Illustration1079 1983-01-13 14 ROBERT DUDNEY - ROBERT DUDNEY By AMID growing debate over an escalating arms race, Americans were baffled as the new year began by a bizarre controversy about who is No. 1 m the superpower competition. It is a controversy that could affect the future course ofUS News and World Report - 1,079 words
-
775 1983-01-13 14 Two keys to fire a missile a precaution or a complication? WHEN Nato decided, conditionally, to station 572 nuclear missiles m Europe starting late this year, the idea was that they would belong to the United States. However, some politicians are now arguing that the missiles should be under dual775 words
-
Article614 1983-01-13 14 tghrsgfdgfdg NEW YORK Many years ago, I read that if you reduced a typical human body to its chemical elements and sold them across the drugstore counter, their value would be only 89 cents. It was a trifling sum but what impressed me about thisNYT - 614 words
-
Page 14 Advertisements
-
Advertisement78 1983-01-13 14 I Tflmon the name for man music ;> Hi I I H in-- »aj Power Handling RMS) W: 40 Frequent) 2(Hz) SOOO Ml 70i Idß (Equalizer Section), Control ■-X lOK (Equalizei Section), i l itonion lv hitpul IV' c ontrol I Iji i 0 1% Frequcnc) Response Mk 20-20 KHz78 words
-
Advertisement444 1983-01-13 14 g-^ US vs USSR H| 1,052 Intercontinental ballistic missiles 1,398 520 Submarine-launched ballistic missiles 950 316 Long-range strategic bombers 150 9,300 Total strategic nuclear warheads 7,300 3,000 Total explosive power 5,000 megatons megatons mWAmmmmwym. m "mAT^ t il^^^Bßßßfckw 1 JBBfe iwft. _aMws»*i^'' _^__^_P___ r'^—mmW^^A mww\ ___PK_Br m\rAmm\. w, *M_M\ m^444 words
-
-
FORUM
-
Letter309 1983-01-13 15 Accident on Christmas Day ON DEC 25 at about 10.30 p.m., an accident involving a taxi and a car occurred on the Pan Island Expressway near Paya Lebar Road. I noticed that both the drivers were unconscious and trapped m their vehicles. Being an ex-fire-man, I309 words
-
Letter, Illustration759 1983-01-13 15 Curb demand to solve this taxing problem THE Straits Times welcomes letters from readers. All letters must include the writer's signature, full name, address, and home and office telephone numbers, if any. They should preferably be typed, double-spaced, on one side of the paper. You may add a pseudonym if759 words
-
Letter308 1983-01-13 15 YOUR report "Transport no more a reason to reject flats," (ST, Dec 20) quoted Mr Saidi Shariff, MP for Kaki Bukit, saying that Singapore is a very small place with a good transport system and that long wait DECIDED to follow the example of the accountant308 words
-
Letter142 1983-01-13 15 DUE to the recent opening of the Fairfield Methodist School next to the Anglo-Chinese Junior College along Dover Close East, there is now an additional influx of several hundred more school students cramming the bus-stops m the early morning hours. The services which run through this area (especially142 words
-
Replies...
-
Letter148 1983-01-13 15 IT'S ONLY A PARTTIME LIBRARY I REFER to the letter "A better library please" (ST, Dec 22). I wish to inform the writer that the present Bedok Library is only a temporary part-time library. As such, it does not have the spaciousness of a full-time library. However, we will look148 words
-
293 1983-01-13 15 I REFER to the letter "Too many imports, repeats on 'Big R' (ST, Jan 7), by JL. Our concept has never been to pamper any one particular sector viz. local listeners/ hotel guests. To us every listener matters. In so far as hotel guests are293 words
-
Letter81 1983-01-13 15 I REFER to the letter "A month's notice after years of service" by Unfortunate Citizen (ST, Jan 1). I wish to inform the writer that the administrative re-organisation m Trafalgar Hospital will not affect the existing scheme for patient workers. No decision has been made to discontinue the81 words
-
150 1983-01-13 15 WE AGREE with Ahtob (ST, Dec 25) that it can be very laborious for developers and landowners to have to personally sign every print of the drawings for submission to our Ministry's Development Building Control Division. However, this requirement which is provided for150 words
-
-
-
Page 15 Advertisements
-
Advertisement390 1983-01-13 15 P^^\\vß«BNaß^\*AlM^W^7lti''L£__Jfl ELBA "J--—-^L7 LAGERMANIA fl GAS COOKERS W L net** 18 1 W Grill Brost-Free f ficiMA I Downpayment: V Ban-Electric Fr onr $70 Refrigerators Monthly Instalment Downpayment %^m^mmfJ From: $3 1 xl B months From $60.00 Monthly Instalment Downpayment: ft- yiia jgi From $34.00 xl B months om: $80390 words
-
-
BACKGROUND
-
Article, Illustration1742 1983-01-13 16 DEREK BROWN - Undercurrent of racial hate runs deep in S. Africa DEREK BROWN By 4 THE tolerance of violence, even the enthusiasm for it, contrasts oddly with the soft seductive luxury of the white lifestyle. It is easy to see how white immigrants the ones who have four-fifths convinced themselves anyway that1,742 words
-
-
Page 16 Advertisements
-
Advertisement330 1983-01-13 16 I ><^ '__>_ i _P_E__________ __M______ X «^P_^ JB__iH___a! I i %a "m.m- *&>'&' 1*%% l in— _a_aa_______r_r ■> J__?___i^_#_ > ____n__mf- _a_ mm mfm^*r*ma^^-*^^T^ ____^_jJw*^rW S _.afT 'J___ Cuppage Plaza is no ordinary W shopping commercial complex. Its r— i _f ]I J modern concept embodies a first- ci~a<_.330 words
-
-
TIMES BUSINESS
-
NEWSBRIEFS
-
Article74 1983-01-13 17 BERJUNTAI Tin Dredging Bhd has reported a 56.5 per cent drop m pretax profits to M 56.59 million (M 515.17 million previously) for the half year ended Oct 31, 1982. Earnings per share has subsequently fallen to nine cents as against 22 cents previously. The directors have74 words
-
Article19 1983-01-13 17 THE address of Jack-Chia-MPH's registered office is now known as 96, Somerset Road, 08-01, Singapore 0923.19 words
-
Article23 1983-01-13 17 LOYTAPE Bhd said Mr Teo Kai Joo has been appointed joint managing director of the company with effect from Jan 8.23 words
-
Article34 1983-01-13 17 THE Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange has asked Jack Chia Enterprises (M) Bhd to disclose the costs involved m achieving the acceptable standards for the substructure of the E O complex m Penang.34 words
-
Article22 1983-01-13 17 PROMET has been asked by the KLSE to comment on a report concerning the company's participation m a Thai venture.22 words
-
Article57 1983-01-13 17 BANGKOK, Wed. A group of 27 local finance companies today granted a 600 million baht (5552.8 million) credit line to the Thai Oil Refinery Co Ltd for its working capital requirements. Finance company officials said the credit line is for five years and will bear theReuter - 57 words
-
Article75 1983-01-13 17 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. The International Natural Rubber Organisation (Inro) buffer stock manager re-entered the Malaysian market for the first time since last week, buying about 1,000 to 2,000 tonnes of rubber. Market dealers said he bought RSS Ones at 188 cents per kilo and RSS Threes atReuter - 75 words
-
Article75 1983-01-13 17 TAIPEI, Wed. Taiwan's consumer price index rose 0.64 per cent and its wholesale price index dropped 0.05 per cent m December last year, the Directorate General of Budget, Accounting and Statistics, a cabinet agency, said. The consumer price index, base 1976, rose to 180.52 from 179.37 mReuter - 75 words
-
Article80 1983-01-13 17 LAGOS, Wed. Fiscal measures introduced by Nigeria on Jan 1 mainly to protect and boost local industries would be reviewed if necessary to correct anomalies, Finance Minister Victor Masi said yesterday. The minister told industrialists that the 10 per cent compulsory advance deposit for importation of raw materialsOpecna - 80 words
-
Article97 1983-01-13 17 TOKYO, Wed. A group of 55 Japanese and foreign banks has agreed to lend Canada's Quintette Coal Co US$7B5 million (551.62 billion) to help finance coal development m British Columbia, the consortium announced today. The group said the Quintette project will provide for an annual supply of 5UPI - 97 words
-
Article90 1983-01-13 17 SEOUL, Wed. Foreign equity investment m South Korea m 1982 amounted to US$lB7 million (*****.9 million) for 55 projects, the highest annual figure m at least four years, the Finance Ministry reported yesterday. The rise was attributed to the return of domestic stability m Korea and a seriesAP - 90 words
-
-
273 1983-01-13 17 Promet confirms joint venture with Siam Gulf PROMET Bhd has confirmed press reports that it is setting up a jointventure company m Thailand with Siam Gulf Corporation. But it said the new venture will be building jackets and platforms, not oil rigs as reported elsewhere. Mr Brian Chang, Promet's managing273 words
-
443 1983-01-13 17 JACK Chia Enterprises (Malaysia) Bhd's prestigious multi-million dollar EandO complex project m Penang is facing serious construction snags which are likely to delay the completion of Phase One by at least a year. The 49.2 per cent associate of the Jack Chia-MPH443 words
-
509 1983-01-13 17 FURNITURE makers m Singapore suffered their first decline m exports last year though they were not as hard hit by the recession as those m other sectors of the timber industry. Exports of knockeddown furniture amounted to $85.3 million, 11.6 per cent below the509 words
-
465 1983-01-13 17 PERMATA Chartered Merchant Bank has recommended shareholders of Batu Lintang Rubber Co to either accept the offer from Kuala Lumpur Kepong (KLK) or to sell their holdings m the market if, at any time during the offer period, the net proceeds for such sales would465 words
-
194 1983-01-13 17 Interbras expects $120 m of business INTERBRAS, the Brazilian national trading company which officially opened its regional representative office here yesterday, expects to handle more than $120 million worth of business m its first year of operations. Much of this "conservative" estimate will comprise transhipments through Singapore of manufactured goods,194 words
-
142 1983-01-13 20 Change of Mitsubishi forklift agency IN THE Times Business of Jan 7, 1983 under the headline "Hong Leong gets heavy equipment franchise" we stated that: "It is believed that the Japanese principal's decision to switch distribution rights to Hong Leong was due to its dissatisfaction with the low volume of142 words
-
299 1983-01-13 20 Pentra reaffirms 51pc interest in J P Coats (M) A BUMIPUTRA company, Pentra Holdings, has reaffirmed that it will own 51 per cent of threadmakers J PCoats (Malaysia) following a proposed restructuring exercise. In a statement to the KLSE, Pentra clarified that the exercise included a buy-back arrangement m which299 words
-
388 1983-01-13 20 ALLIED Malayan Development Bhd (AMD), which recently saw a major change m its ownership structure, expects to incur a group loss of about M 5593,000 for the year to end Dec 31. At the company level, the loss is estimated at M 5208,000, according388 words
-
502 1983-01-13 20 MALAYAN Breweries Ltd expects the Malaysian beer market to contract m the current year as consumers react to the price increase. Malayan Breweries' outgoing chairman Tan Sri Tan Chin Tuan says m his annual statement that the price increase is made "imperative" by the502 words
-
130 1983-01-13 20 F N asked again to give details of property sale THE STOCK Exchange of Singapore has reminded Fraser&Neave to give more information on the sale of a residential property. This reminder comes three weeks after the SES told F&N it must give the name of the wholly owned subsidiary which130 words
-
373 1983-01-13 20 A LEADING spokesman of the business community m the United States claims that Malaysian commodity exports to the US, particularly rubber and timber, should pick up "very soon" as a result of the projected upturn m the US economy. Asked what he meant by "very373 words
-
276 1983-01-13 20 Malaysian Oxygen building new plant at Perai MALAYSIAN Oxygen Bhd (MOX) is constructing a new plant to produce acetylene at its Perai works, which is expected to begin operations early this year. This was disclosed by chairman Tun Datuk Haji Omar Yoke Lin Ong m his j annual statement to276 words
-
419 1983-01-13 20 SYDNEY, Wed. The Australian wheat crop for i 1982-83 is likely to total 9 I million tonnes, a drop of 7.33 million tonnes, or 45 per cent, on last year. This will be the smallest harvest since 1972. The main factor m theFT - 419 words
-
155 1983-01-13 20 TOKYO, Wed. Japanese j banks' and insurance j companies' yen loans to j overseas borrowers during the first 11 months of 1982 totalled about 900 billion yen (SsB.2 billion), compared with 450 billion yen m the whole of 1981, Finance Ministry sources jReuter - 155 words
-
-
Market Highlights
-
Article71 1983-01-13 17 Boustead Bhd -1 Cft C 2 CCM Cold Storage -4 2 Dnnlop Ind Esso Fft N 15 Gentings Guinness -4 Gathrie Bhd Haw Par -1 Inchrape Bhd 1 MTC NBT -3 Nat Iron PMC Pan Elec -2 Perils Plant Prima 5 Robinsons Rothmans -2 Scmb Ship71 words
-
391 1983-01-13 17 SINGAPORE: Share prices closed narrowly mixed with prices fluctuating uncertainly throughout the day m selective, moderate trading. Fraser and Neave rose 15 cents to $7.05, Jurong Cement 4 cents to $4.14 and Prima Flour Mills 5 cents to $5.20 while on the decline, Magnum fell391 words
-
Article31 1983-01-13 17 Up Down unch Industrials 38 30 35 Finance 6 3 11 Hotels 12 0 3 Properties 2 4 4 Plantations 5 2 3 Mining 2 1 0 Deb/Loans 13 331 words
-
CHIEF PRICE CHANGES
-
Article63 1983-01-13 17 Sea View 430 +52 G E Life 2450 +50 Rasa Sayan* 280 +17 Kings 225+16 F N 705 +15 P M R I 320+12 Keck Seng 352 +10 Fima M Box 290 +10 H Royal 210 +10 Grand Central 448 +8 Jacks Int 374 +8 Sealion 386 +6 Sel63 words
-
Article40 1983-01-13 17 Jan 11 Jan 12 BT Indicator: *****7 *****1 ST Industrials: 740.16 741.13 ST Finance: 1772.45 1779.30 ST Hotels: 988.51 1003.83 ST Properties: 587.92 587.70 ST Minings: 206.00 205.35 ST Plantations: 868.85 869.68 OCBC: 649.56 651.20 SES Ind: 543.79 543.5640 words
-
Article22 1983-01-13 17 Larut Tin 264 -36 Hong Leong Ind 695 -10 Kuala Sidim 320 -10 Public Bank 452 -6 S Finance 545 -522 words
-
Article25 1983-01-13 17 Sea View 451.000 Sime Darby 379,000 Gentings 368,000 Faber Merlin 227,000 L Land Wrts 217,000 Total turnover: 6.35 m Total value: $19.67 m25 words
-
-
Article2578 1983-01-13 18 Adjusted tor scrip/rights. N Tax-exempted dividend. ABN traded in lots of II shares each, with price quoted in dollars. SECTION ONE INDUSTRIAL A COMMERCIAL Gr's uu.> Last l)iv Net Vol Day's High Li.* Company Sal,- +or- >■ V E fOOO) High Low 360 235 Aoma 240 +22,578 words
-
Article1485 1983-01-13 18 BID and offer prices officially listed and business in and reported to the Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange yesterday, with the number of shares traded shown in brackets in lots of 1,000 units unless otherwise specified. INDUSTRIAL AJtaMMto (3.148) AJcmn (1.678 1.685) (5) 1.64 (19) 1.65 (1) 1.66 (14)1,485 words
-
583 1983-01-13 18 SELECTIVE counters, particularly hotel issues, featured prominently In yesterday's trading at the Singapore stock exchange. Although shares generally finished mixed, the selected few made impressive gains on substantial volume. Hotel stocks like Sea View, King's and Grand Central were much sought after by investors from583 words
-
Article189 1983-01-13 18 SINGAPORE UNIT TRUST (Maaagers' prim* far Jan IS) The Commerce 2.92 3.07 The Savings Fund 1.67 1.75 Spore Prog Fund 1.30 1.36 Spore Sec. Fund 1.96 2.06 Spore Invest Fund 1.06 1.11 Spore Equity Fund 1.26 1.32xd ASIA UNIT TRUST (Managers' prices tor Jan IS) Mai Invest Fund189 words
-
Article2494 1983-01-13 18 BID and offer prices officially listed and business m and reported to the Stock Exchange of Singapore yesterday with the number of shares traded shown m brackets m lots of 1,000 units unless otherwise specified. All Times Settlement Contracts are quoted after the word "sett". Big Board2,494 words
-
OVERSEAS MARKETS
-
Article278 1983-01-13 18 STOCKS IN Hongkong yesterday closed slightly higher as initial losses were reversed by moderate late buying, brokers said. HK$ Associated Hotels 205 -006 Carrlan Invest susp Cheung Kong 8.00 +0.15 China Light 13.50 +0.1 City Hotels Cross Harb Tunnel 10.40 unch F E Consortium 0.94 -0.01 Far East Exch278 words
-
Article389 1983-01-13 18 SHARE prices m Sydney yesterday rose on sustained heavy demand to post modest closing gains after easing initially on profit-taking following the past six days of buoyant trading, dealers said. At 1500 the All-Ordinaries index was up 0' Ants at 531.2. The all indu_Uials index was 1.5 higher at389 words
-
Article117 1983-01-13 18 SHARE prices m Manila yesterday finned on a reduced turnover of 7.45 million pesos compared with 9.43 million on Tuesday, dealers said. Pesos Acoje Mining Anglo Phil 0.002 unch Apex Mining B 0.013 -0.001 Atlas Con. B. 34.50 -1.5 Bagulo Gold 0.0018 unch Basic Petroleum 0.014 unch Benguet Con.117 words
-
Article401 1983-01-13 19 PRICES IN Tokyo yesterday fell for the third successive day following the rise to record levels of margin buying positions, the yen's setback against the dollar and fall on Wall Street, dealers said. The market average lost 39.78 to end at 8,039.85 on a moderate volume of 430 million401 words
-
Article409 1983-01-13 19 STOCK PRICES on Tuesday closed lower as profit-taking undercut the support the market gained from a cut m the prime rate. The Dow Jones industrial average spent most of the day on the downside but turned higher briefly m mid-morning after several major banks cut the prime to409 words
-
Article644 1983-01-13 19 THE market opened lower m continued reaction to Tuesday's base rate increases, with Midland joining the other three main clearing banks on 11 per cent yesterday morning, dealers said. Tuesday's closing middle prices of selected stocks, excluding stamp duty, were: INDUSTRIALS Allied-Lyons 136 -8M Babcocks 106 -3 Barclays 388644 words
-
Article55 1983-01-13 19 FINANCIAL TIMES INDUSTRIALS Tuesday 604 .3 Monday 613.7 Week Ago 598.9 DOW JONES AVERAGE INDUSTRIALS Tuesday 1083.79 Monday 1092.35 Week Ago 1046.08 H.K.HANG SENG Wednesday 859.89 Tuesday 851.08 Week Ago 789.97 AUSTRALIAN INDUSTRIALS Wednesday 664.7 Tuesday 663.1 Week Ago 6337 ALL ORDINARIES Wednesday 531 2 Tuesday 53 855 words
-
Article191 1983-01-13 19 SHARE PRICES n Amsterdam were mixed to higher on Tuesday following Monday's firm Wall Street close, dealers said. Fls ABN 309.00 unch Ahold J37.50 -3 Akso 39 J0 +0.9 AMEV 107.00 +2.1 Am fas £3.008 Amrobnk 48.00 0.2 Bergoss Berk 21.00 0.5 Bols 78.00 unch Borsucer 120.20 +02 Boska191 words
-
Article207 1983-01-13 19 SHARE PRICES m Zurich closed mixed on Tuesday, with volume slightly below recent levels, dealers said. Franca Actions Sulsses 273 -2 Alusulsse Br 580 +7 Alusulsse Reg 193 +1 Brown Boverl Br 1045 +15 Clba Oelgy Br 1655 +5 Clba Gelgy P C 1330 +5 Clba Oelgy Reg 708207 words
-
Article147 1983-01-13 19 SHARE prices m Bangkok yesterday moved lower again after profit-taking m inactive trading at the Securities Exchange of Thailand, dealers said. BahU Aokham Thai Asia Fibre Ayuthaya Inv. And Trust 127 unch Bangkok Bank 250 unch Bank Of Ayudhaya Ltd 157 unch Bata Shoe 226 unch Berll Jucker Charoong147 words
-
Article132 1983-01-13 19 FROM: Page 18, col II Bedford (6.308 6.605) xd Chin Teek (4.708) xd Duff (2.905) (1)2.88 cd Dunlop Est (4.708 4.905) Glenealy (2.348) (3) 2.34 (2) 2.35 Knantan (4.508) Klnang (7.608 9 60S) KL-Kepong (2.108 2.125) (2) 2.08 (21) 2.09 (9) 2.11 (24) 2.10 X Sldlm (3.568 3.765)132 words
-
-
Article37 1983-01-13 18 Up Down Mich Industrials 21 42 35 Finance 4 2 1 Hotels 1 1 Properties 1 2 4 Oil Palms 13 1 Tins 3 2 3 robbers 4 5 4 f'rubbers 1 Deb/Loans 1 137 words
-
Article420 1983-01-13 18 SHARE prices finished slightly easier, on a fairly wide front on the Kuala Lumpur stock market yesterday m less active trading. After opening lower m line with the easier overnight conditions on the New York and London bourses, prices moved listlessly for j most of the morning420 words
-
COMMODITIES
-
Article615 1983-01-13 19 RUBBER PRICES IN Singapore yesterday closed slightly higher with February One RSS buyers quoted at 169.75 cents per kilo, up two cents from Tuesday's close, dealers said. Morning prices were marked up sligtly on short-covering and some forward demand after a higher opening, they said. Afternoon prices gained further615 words
-
Article76 1983-01-13 19 THE STRAITS tin price m Penang yesterday remained unchanged at M 529.15 a kilo, the ITA floor level price. In London, LME morning kerb dealings m tin yesterday ended with Three Months standard grade metal trading at £7,525 a tonne to show a rise of £35 from Tuesday76 words
-
Article92 1983-01-13 19 NOON SBR and SMR price* ye»terd*y: RAS February March (Current Mth) (Forward Mth) Burrri Sellera Buyer* Seller* SSR2O (1-ton pallet) 155.80 156.50N 156.50 157.50N SSRSO (1-ton pallet) 151.50 152.50N 152.50 153.50N MRELB February March SMRCV (1-ton pallet) 194.50 196.50N 195.50 197.50N SMRL (1 -ton pallet) 194.50 196.50N92 words
-
Article35 1983-01-13 19 Ties Mm New York 12.008 11.978 12.07S 12.04S Zurich ***** U.BZB 12.15S U.92S Wed Toes Singapore 12.208 U. 958 12.30S 12.06S Closing prices m US dollars a troy ounce. Smtw: Credit Setae, S'pwe.35 words
-
Article31 1983-01-13 19 LONDON: Copper prices on Tuesday (previous m brackets): Wirebars Spot buyers £1012.00 (£993.50); sellers £1012.50 (£994.00); Three Months buyers £1043.00 (£1022.50); sellers £1043.50 (£1023.00). Market tame: Firmer. Sales: 36,575 tonnes.31 words
-
Article30 1983-01-13 19 Rubber: Jan 12 Singapore: February: 169.75 cents (up 2.00 cents) Malaysia: February: 187.75 cents (up 3.25 cents) Tin: M 529.15 per kilo (unchanged) 270 tonnes (up 27 tonnes)30 words
-
Article217 1983-01-13 19 THE Malaysian crude palm oil market closed yesterday firmer on short covering m moderately active trading, dealers said. In the Jan position, south region rose Ms 9 to M 5775 a tonne and central Mss to M 5765, while m both Feb and Mch central firmed Mss to217 words
-
Article132 1983-01-13 19 CHINESE Produce Exchange, Singapore, noon closing prices per 111 kg yesterday. Coconut oU: Bulk fob $96.00 sellers, old drum (m second hand drum) fob $109.00 sellers, new drum fob $113.00 sellers. Copra: Mixed (loose) $55 buyers. Pepper: Muntok white pepper fob Asta NLW $352.50 sellers, Sarawak white pepper132 words
-
Article216 1983-01-13 19 THE KILOBAR market for gold deliverable m Singapore opened at $32,020 and closed at $32,420 yesterday. In the Far East, gold opened at U*****.50/ 478.50. Market was extremely quiet initially with a little trading prior to lunch. It then went to a high of 479.25/480.25 and came off to216 words
-
-
Article321 1983-01-13 19 THE US/Sing dollar opened at 2.0725/40 and the US unit firmed to $2.0740/50. Trading was moderate and the rate eased to close lower at 2.0730/40 on the Singapore forex market yesterday. The US unit against the major currencies was traded mixed m a day of thin trading.321 words
-
Article353 1983-01-13 19 ASIAN currency deposit interbank rates as at close on Jan 12: Closing Asian dollar certificates of deposit for prime names on Jan 12: INTERBANK rates at 3.00 pm: Curranciaa Nominal ratat Smithsonian Parcanlaga quotad yaatarday (croaa)parity changa Local dollars to one unit of foreign currency: US dollar 2.0730353 words
-
Article43 1983-01-13 19 RANGE of prices offered by discount houses on Jan 12: Overnight: 3U Call deposits: 3H Closing Buying Selling 3-month Treasury bills 3 2% 3-month Bank bills V/k 1% 3 months CD 7V4 7% 6 months CD IVi 7% Source: National Discount C«.43 words
-
Article32 1983-01-13 19 Closing interbank rates for Singapore dollars on Jan 12: Offer Bid Overnight 6 BM 1 month 7 "2 7H 2 months 7/2 7H 3 months 7/2 V/s Overnight mode 61*32 words
-
Article24 1983-01-13 19 THE average rate at which major Singapore banks are currently prepared to lend to their best customers is 9.54 per cent.24 words
-
-
Page 17 Advertisements
-
Advertisement256 1983-01-13 17 A J GONG XI GONG XI 4B_t% V| BANG BANG DAYS/ *Jpt fCt, -__f QUALITY MERCHANMSMG FAR 3_f W^S^^StK W^ 13 —21 Jan 1983 12 Noon to 10 pm at Singapore Conference Hall /*sS_Sis\ fU* jfc_jE__Fia3LEtfS3 12 months of preparations! Now we flood the Singapore Conference Hall wit v a256 words
-
-
Page 19 Advertisements
-
Advertisement371 1983-01-13 19 The Golden Lotus A translation by Clement Egerton of the Chinese novel Chin Ping Mci > I W&ri. r _T*.y-.<f *f ,_H m 'k\ 1 "^m\ m ff^'ar' J_f The Golden Lotus, which Pearl S. Buck has called the greatest novel of physical love which China has produced', was first371 words
-
Advertisement526 1983-01-13 19 INDUSTRIAL FIRST AID COURSE First Aid is important m attending to persons who are injured. In serious injuries, lives can be saved if proper first aid is administered. The Factories Act stipulates that "each first aid box or cupboard shall be placed under the charge of a responsible person who526 words
-
-
Page 20 Advertisements
-
Advertisement23 1983-01-13 20 (PAH TO IK If AIMwFTC H_rfML__l____u,. LU__i_j lL_i__a!__li _o li iilu %____B_«_«_«»«db__«_^^*»"«««"l"««"*"""^"*"^^ r JH j&j '^gjsfen,- aii_i^l^^H '!ff______fsifm_fii H-glmtfe i tJfrti_ti*f_l BBPffipfFr:: inhii^jjAlAmilAA^^^^23 words
-
-
Page 21 Advertisements
-
Advertisement654 1983-01-13 21 A^*___ r <_*> T C.A.T.S. *****66 £j?|| eNTtItTAMMEMT ill AFOOOQUfDE 2 Nightclubs/Discos/ Lounges SUPER GREAT NEWSII BTo all D.J.s and mobile disco operators We invite you to visit us at our new disco and lightings showroom. Drop m to: BEN MUSICAL AGENCY 317, 3 rd floor Orchard Towers, Singapore 0923654 words
-
Advertisement716 1983-01-13 21 18 Home Furniture/ Furnishing SPECIALISED IN UPHOLSTERY of sofas, chairs and sewing of cushion covers. Please contact: *****26/ *****7. WE CAN RE-UPHOLSTER old sofas, repair settees, design new ones. Efficient/ Prompt delivery. Contact: *****19. 19 Household Appliances SPECIAL OFFER: 30% 40% below normal price. Showroom set refrigerators from 5/ 7/716 words
-
Advertisement540 1983-01-13 21 28 Health Centres/ 28 Health Centres/ Massage Massage ORCHARD PLAZA HEALTH Centre, Unit 03-30, Ist floor, Orchard Plaza, (above Penthouse). Massage/Sauna/ Facial. All rooms with shower attached. Opens daily: 10.00 a.m. to 11.30 p.m. Tel: *****06/*****07. MAKE IT YOUR New Year resolution to enrol with our Yoga classes for general540 words
-
Advertisement643 1983-01-13 21 RELAX ft REFRESH YOURSELF AT GREAT EASTERN _^m HEALTH CENTRE __Rfi GrMt Ea t9rn Hot9i J ~36 House Renova- 38 TV/Video/ tion/Repair/Decor Sound System VIVI INTERIOR Telephone *****93/ *****83. Wallpaper, carpeting, partitions, ceiling, varnishing, plumbing, painting, electrical, aluminium doors and windows, roof -leakage and general renovations. FOR BOX AWNING, aluminium643 words
-
Advertisement542 1983-01-13 21 .—■■^■■■■»i»»»l»»»»aa»»— »M 28 Health Centres/ Massage SONY NTSC VIDEO colour T.V. $650. Reel deck $300. New Jensen trlaxlal. E1065 car speakers $120. Tel: *****82. VIDEO SERVICE SPECIALIST m repairing video recorder (VHS) and colour TV, Tel: 468-9766 Peter Electronic VISION SPECIALISES IN all brands of video, CTV and sound system542 words
-
Advertisement717 1983-01-13 21 TELEPHONE SERVICE: Mondoy Fridoy 900 am 530 pm (5 00 pm for next day) Saturday 9.00 am 3 00 pm (12 30 pm tor Sunday Times) Public Holidoy 9 00 am I 00 pm COUNTER SERVICE: Times Orchard Centre, MlO5 Lucky Plaza 10 00 am 12N; Ipm 5.30pm (Mon— Fri)717 words
-
Advertisement1237 1983-01-13 21 RATES: Ordmory I I 00 per word (Mm $15 00) c $18 00 per col cm iem,-Displ Q y (Mm $54 00 Stroits Tm.es) $18 50 per col cm (Mm $55 50 Sundoy Times) $22 50 per col cm P V (Mm $67 50 Stroits Times) $23 12 per col1,237 words
-
Advertisement606 1983-01-13 21 CLASSIFICATION GROUP A Entertainment Food guide B Personal Services Merchandise C Business To Business D Employment E Vehicles Boats F Accommodation Properties G Travel Guide H Education Instruction I Announcements J Obituaries Atom CLEARANCE SALE OF imDM ported lightings, chande- __^__J IN Hers, crystalware, decanters, Bl^^^^^ In cosmetics and other606 words
-
-
Page 22 Advertisements
-
Advertisement723 1983-01-13 22 66 Situations Vacant d) Secretarial Clerical 66 Situations Vacant d) Secretarial Clerical A well-known foreign food manufacturer requires an EXECUTIVE SECRETARY Salary negotiable around S$ 1,500 p.m. for its newly established Representative Office. Candidates for this position should be around 30, with a strong command of English, and excellent secretarial723 words
-
Advertisement412 1983-01-13 22 66 Situations Vacant d) Secretarial Clerical A MIWIT ISTAIIISHID JOINT VtNTUH COMPANY UtGfNUY RfQUIKS WAREHOUSE MALE SUPERVISOR RESPONSIBILITIES s Control warehouse operations To meet date-line of delivery schedules To liaise with subcontractors REQUIREMENTS 30 35 yeors s GCE 'A' Level 3 5 years warehouse experience Supervisory experience essential s Knowledge412 words
-
Advertisement540 1983-01-13 22 66 Situations Vacant d) Secretarial Clerical __w require* 1) OUTWARD FREIGHT ENQUIRY/ BOOKING CLERK a GCE 'O' level with minimum 3 credits Including English and Mathematics. a Pleasant personality and able to converse fluently In English with clients on telephone. 2) TELEX OPERATOR a GCE 'O' level with credit In540 words
-
Advertisement555 1983-01-13 22 66 Situations Vacant d) Secretarial Clerical NTUC INCOME requires:--1) ADMIN. CLERK c Age 20 to 24 years. c GCE 'O' level with credits m English and Mandarin, c Typing speed of 35 w.p.m. 2) GENERAL CLERK c Minimum GCE 'O' level with 4 credits, Including English and Maths. c Must555 words
-
Advertisement596 1983-01-13 22 66 Situations Vacant d) Secretarial Clerical An Established company on sday week has Immediate vacancy for a SECRETARY Requirementa: a Must possess a good command of written and spoken English a 2-3 years working experience In similar position c Pleasant personality c Secretarial Diploma Certificate c Ability to handle correspondence596 words
-
Advertisement667 1983-01-13 22 66 Situstions Vscant d) Secretarial Clerical Well established Motor Firm requires TELEPHONE OPERATOR CUM TYPIST c Experienced m handling PMBX Switchboard advantageous Interested applicants please contact Miss Teo at tel: *****16/ *****41 during office hours (8.30 a.m. to 4.30 p.m.) for Immediate Interview or submit resume with contact telephone number667 words
-
Advertisement545 1983-01-13 22 66 Situations Vacant d) Secretarial Clerical Required immediately ONE FEMALE RECEPTIONIST/ TYPIST c Minimum Secondary education, c Bilingual In English/ Mandarin, c Ability to converse m local dialects, c School leavers considered. Call personally at: 14, FAN YOONG ROAD SINGAPORE 2262 TEL: *****88 SBS no. 268 from Jurong Interchange. ROSIE'S545 words
-
Advertisement833 1983-01-13 22 66 Situations Vacant d) Secretarial Clerical Urgently required: AUDIT/ACCOUNTS CLERKS Interested please call Miss Yvonne Teo: *****84 for an interview. Urgently Required--1) TELEPHONE OPERATOR c Able to work m shift, speaks fluent English and Mandarin. 2) CLERK Interested applicants please call:TEL: *****00. 38, HOLLAND GROVE ROAD SINGAPORE 1027. WANTED JUNIOR833 words
-
Advertisement409 1983-01-13 22 66 Situations Vacant d) Secretarial Clerical REQUIRED SECRETARY (Pleasant looking) With basic knowledge In shipping documentation For Interview today contact Mrs Koh *****39/ *****70. FEMALE GENERAL CLERK with knowledge of typing Able to commence work immediately. Interested, please call *****46. GENERAL CLERK WANTED for Immediate post. Minimum 2 years' experience.409 words
-
-
Page 23 Advertisements
-
Advertisement550 1983-01-13 23 66 Situations Vacant c) Sales I A well eatabliahad Organiaation dealing with conaumer I products invites applicationa tor the poat of:PROMOTIONS SURVEY ASSISTANT (FEMALE) Requisites:--1 Preferably possess a Class 3 driving licence. 2 msiasm for outdoor work and Interest In meeting people 3 Ability to work harmoniously m a team.550 words
-
Advertisement348 1983-01-13 23 66 Situations Vacant c) Sales c SALES LEASING EXECUTIVES c PROPERTY MANAGEMENT ASSISTANTS for local and overseas projects. Experience m property agency/management Hold valid driving licence and possess a car (m Spore) Prepared to work overseas for reasonable duration Pleasant personality, self-motivated and hardworking. Attractive remuneration will commensurate with experience348 words
-
Advertisement624 1983-01-13 23 66 Situations Vacant c) Sales YARDLEY OF LONDON (S) PTE LTD requires SALESMAN Meeting the following criteria: Singapore citizen above 20 years of age. c possess valid driving licence, c Preferably holding GCE 'O' level, c Able to converse m English, Mandarin, Malay and other dialects. c Preferably 2 years624 words
-
Advertisement608 1983-01-13 23 66 Situations Vacant c) Sales A well established and faat expanding manufacturing concern invites spplicationa for Ihe poel* of SALES REPRESENTATIVES c GCE •<_>' Level/ A' Level c Several years of experience In marketing industrial products c Ability to communicate effectively at all levels c Possess a valid Class 3608 words
-
Advertisement740 1983-01-13 23 66 Situations Vacant c) Sales International company invites mala/ female applicants for position of DIRECT SALES EXECUTIVE/ PERSONNEL High income, $800 to $1,500 p.m. plus overseas trip, bonuses and fast promotion. Our unique products and world famous system guarantee your success. CALL: *****46/ *****39 for appointment R.O.D. personnel and school740 words
-
Advertisement335 1983-01-13 23 66 Situations Vacant c) Sales WE REQUIRE AN experienced Chinese Female Sales Representative Minimum 1 year experience In sale. Interested please contact Eileen Tel: *****01. LA PRAIRIE Cellular Skincare Cosmetics from Switzerland requires Skincare Consultants. Telephone *****98. PROMOTIONAL SALESGIRLS REQUIRED for departmental stores. Apply 322, 3rd floor Far East Shopping335 words
-
Advertisement420 1983-01-13 23 66 Situations Vacant Technical A c Motor n Re Ltd andidates for DL MAKER im to 5.30pm lay to Friday ndergonea formal tool die making plus at I servicing making bihty to trouble-shoot dies I >uld be an added n the toolroom. t the requirements can >n. E MAKERS I420 words
-
Advertisement5 1983-01-13 23 66 Situations Vacant i) Technical5 words
-
Advertisement858 1983-01-13 23 66 Situations Vacant _7 Technical OLIVETTI, Europe s largest manutacturer ot v otfice equipment invites applications foi ihe |$j position* ot iij. ZtmmmmWtotototoWtoWtotoWtoWtotoKKKKaWto:: ■JT.ri lll____ii_fi. r JF V\to W_ -_m i i■_ni h i n r i m MEsa mmrmM tosss i__to toxin} inTi_L.H TTIM USSs HtoMmmmMwmmmMwmmmmmmmmtotoK^totoa Candidates should ideally858 words
-
Advertisement5 1983-01-13 23 66 Situations Vacant S) Technical5 words
-
-
Page 24 Advertisements
-
Advertisement503 1983-01-13 24 66 Situations Vacant Technical Immediate vacancies for: ASSISTANT FOREMAN (Maintenance Fitting) NTC 3 In Maintenance Fitting 2-3 years experience m pump compressor, valve, etc Salary above $700 per month ELECTRICIAN NTC 3 m Electrical Fitting 1-2 years experience Salary above $500 per month Interested applicants, 1 please write m or503 words
-
Advertisement516 1983-01-13 24 66 Situations Vacant Technical We invite applications lor the following positions at our Jurong workshop: 1. VEHICLE ELECTRICIANS (D.C.) Ito 2 years working experience as a Vehicle Electrician 2. MECHANICS Ito 3 years relevant working experience m the service and repair of one of the following products such as construction516 words
-
Advertisement512 1983-01-13 24 66 Situations Vacant Technical International Trading Firm invites applications for the position of: COMMERCIAL-TECHNICAL ASSISTANT Requirements: Mechanical experience In diesel petrol engines. Sales experience will be a plus, sales training provided. Good communication skills Must possess Initiative and be motivated. Must possess own transport. Completed National Service. Free to start512 words
-
Advertisement472 1983-01-13 24 66 Situations Vacant Technical Wa have immediate vacancies m Eaat Malaysia for the following: 1) ELECTRICIANS To manage small power house of 6 units 1,000 kw generators. 2) MASON FOREMAN 3) BAR BENDER FOREMAN With some steel work experience. Above are senior posts and applicants must have some knowledge of472 words
-
Advertisement311 1983-01-13 24 66 Situations Vacant g) Production I EARN UP TO I I $382 I |l Male/Female 1 (production OPERATORS- 1 2 increments a year bigger shift allowances bigger bonus good insurance scheme better incentives sports, games subsidised drinks no scope work If you are 16 and above and have passed Primary311 words
-
Advertisement233 1983-01-13 24 66 Situations Vacant g) Production f© CHARTERED CHEMICAL INDUSTRIES PTE LTD A subsidiary ol (B(E£ requires MALE/FEMALE PROCESS OPERATORS Starting salary of up to $450 and MORE depending on qualifications and experience OUR ATTRACTIVE FRINGE BENEFITS INCLUDE. Free uniforms and shoes Free transport for shift workers Free medical treatment other233 words
-
Advertisement286 1983-01-13 24 66 Situations Vacant g) Production /AtfEMTiONlf J All UDOK [RCSIP£NT._j ii You can earns > up to 16 per day as Plus: '5-day work week I Free transport No shift work I *Air conditioned work place I 'Fast promotions "Medical benefits I "Insurance "Learn computer I machines Requirements: Spore Citizen286 words
-
Advertisement377 1983-01-13 24 66 Situations Vacant g) Production General (g^y) Electric U.S.A. TELEVISION APPLIANCE PTE LTD requires FEMALE PRODUCTION OPERATORS Must be Spore citizen or permanent resident of Spore Above 16 years old Completed Primary 6 Attractive commencing salary and outstanding benefits 5 days work week MALE FACTORY HELPERS c Singapore Citizen c377 words
-
Advertisement450 1983-01-13 24 86 Situations Vacant g) Production ~w Owing to our expansion program, a large watch manufacturing company m Marsiling estate has vacancies for:FEMALE PRODUCTION OPERATORS We offer: c No shift work c Working hours: Bam to 4.45pm c 26 off days c Free transport c Free uniform Free medical benefits We450 words
-
Advertisement376 1983-01-13 24 66 Situationa Vacant g) Production A manufacturing company of Computer Board requires PRODUCTION SUPERVISOR (2nd shift) With at least 2 to 3 years of production management and control experience 'rttorest*d, please contact: SINO TECHNIC PTE LTD 43, Street 4 Sungei Kadut Ind. Est. Singapore 2572 Tel: *****39. h) Domestic EXPERIENCED376 words
-
-
Page 25 Advertisements
-
Advertisement258 1983-01-13 25 66 Situations Vacant Miscellaneous *mw AmaW m SHOWA PLASTICS SINGAPORE PTE LTD has immediate vacancies for: TRAINEE TECHNICIANS Rotational 3 shifts Minimum GCE 'O' level Interest and keeness to learn for those without experience PRODUCTION OPERATORS Rotational Ist and 2nd shift or permanent night shift GENERAL WORKERS Normal shift For258 words
-
Advertisement442 1983-01-13 25 66 Situations Vacant i) Miscellaneous We are a subsidiary of ASF A AB, 9weden, one of me largest electrical engineering companies m the world with operations m 90 countries Applications are invited for Ihe posts or CLERK/TYPIST (Changl) a Typing of business letters, reports and filing a Ability to type442 words
-
Advertisement461 1983-01-13 25 66 Situations Vacant I) Miscellaneous A progressive seafood processing and distributing company requires MALE GENERAL WORKERS Requirements: Age 22-45 Primary education Physically fit healthy We offer: Mln. salary of $300.00 per month 5-day week Free transport at designated pick-up points Medical dental benefits Attendance bonus Interested applicants pleaae call personally461 words
-
Advertisement596 1983-01-13 25 66 Situations Vacant 1) Miscellaneous A progressive manufacturing company has openings for: 1. SKILLED UNSKILLED MACHINE OPERATORS m the following operation: a Wire drawing machine a PVC cable extruder a Wire stranding machine a Drum-twister a Die polishing and maintenance 2. QC INSPECTOR 3. FORKLIFT DRIVER 4. LORRY DRIVER Starting596 words
-
Advertisement495 1983-01-13 25 66 Situations Vacant Miscellaneous JURONG COUNTRY CLUB FIN JONE CATERING requires GRILLROOM HOSTESS LOUNGE HOSTESSES CHINESE RESTAURANT WAITRESSES/ WAITERS CASHIERS GENERAL CLEANERS Full-time and part-time, Malaysians are welcome. Meals and tea/coffee breaks provided. Transport provided. And other attractive fringe benefits. Apply personally between 2pm 5.30pm at: 9 Science Centre Road495 words
-
Advertisement579 1983-01-13 25 66 Situations Vacant I) Miscellaneous r Come torn us as^\ PART-TIME OR, FULL-TIME STEWARDESSES A|_ above 17 years old. c Work permits available for Malaysians, c Experience not necessary, c Total income exceeding $I, ooCp.ro c spm toiopm; 8 pm to 11.45 pm. Accommodation provided for Malaysians Please apply personally579 words
-
Advertisement516 1983-01-13 25 66 Situations Vacant 1) Miscellaneous People's Park Health Centre located at top floor car park of People's Park Complex requires MASSEUR c Attractive salary. Monthly income is above one thousand dollars. c On the job training provided. a Work permit to be applied for non -citizen Intereated, pleaae call *****66516 words
-
Advertisement609 1983-01-13 25 66 Situations Vacant 1) Miscellaneous Urgently required MALE STOCK CLERK Minimum GCE O' level. Mandarin educated can be considered. Some knowledge of bookkeeping. Preferable with some related working experience. Interested applicants, please call: *****88 for appointment toda Anly An international company m Jurong requiret OFFICE BOY CUM MESSENGER Interested applicants609 words
-
Advertisement900 1983-01-13 25 66 Situations Vacant I) Miscellaneous TOTAL SECURITY SERVICES has vacancies for Security Guards In morning and afternoon shifts for assignments In city area. Interested call personally with 6 passport size photographs, at: Suite 911, 10th floor, High Street Plaza, 77 High Street, Spore 0617 between 10a.m. and sp.m. COLOUR LABORATORY900 words
-
Advertisement351 1983-01-13 25 66 Situation* Vacant I) Miscellaneous URGENTLY REQUIRED FULL-TIME Driver. Salary negotiable. Come personally to 2206, High Street Centre, Spore 0617. WANTED EXPERIENCED CAPTAIN Cooks and Walters for Western Restaurant Contact *****4 for an Interview. WANTED AN EXPERIENCED Driver. Please call personally for Interview: No. 10 Oxley Road, tel *****64/*****38 FURNITURE351 words
-
-
Page 26 Advertisements
-
Advertisement613 1983-01-13 26 72 Vehicles For Hire jmmmjm_ BLUE SPOT OFFERS attractive low rates on rental of newly registered vehicles. *****06/ *****03/ *****29. DUMAC CAR RENTAL Services Daily, Weekly Monthly Special rates. Latest model cars. Aircondltioned. 158 Mackenzie Road. Telephone: *****38/ *****59/ *****66. FOR SslB UPWARDS Pickup rental Available aircond Panel Blind Van.613 words
-
Advertisement1371 1983-01-13 26 75 New Vehicle 75 New Vehicle Directory Directory ft. RENAULT TL _J 'jP '&s</$ I 1400 cc» A stylish car you can afford. Owing to popular demand, we advise you to grab the Fuego TL now! EPARF Price: 5533,237/Black/Metallic paint: SSSOO/ Exklusivly at: firm EXKLUSIVAUTO PTE LTD (A Member of1,371 words
-
Advertisement891 1983-01-13 26 76 Vehicles For Sale 76 Vehicles For Sale Honda g Honda Now Honda Civic Sedan with 5-speed gears, automatic retracting seatbelt and demister Nett price with 150% ARF inclusive of air-con $25,727 (effective 1.11.82) View the car many desire at the nearest showroom today. UHONDA l g ANSWKRIMi KI'TTRr: VETO891 words
-
Advertisement850 1983-01-13 26 76 Vehicles For Sale h) Mercedes ALMOST 1980 MERCEDES 280 S. One company owner, aircond., cassette. Power windows, central locking. Sports rims, tel: *****35. DEC 1979 MERCEDES 200. single private owner, 39,000 km. Perfect condition. $58,000. Tel: *****07 (9am to spm). LATE 1978 MERCEDES 280 S. One company owner, aircond.,850 words
-
Advertisement822 1983-01-13 26 76 Vehicles For Sale I) Mitsubishi 1981 MITSUBISHI GALANT 1600 GS 1 -private owner, new tax/tyres, air-con, power window, low mileage, tel: *****98. '77 COLT SIGMA 1600GS Aircon, radio, cassette. New tax. 2nd owner. Excellent condition. *****73. 3 Dunlop Street. 1974 FEB. COLT Lancer, 1200 PARF. Passed vicom. $8,100 0.n.0.822 words
-
Advertisement712 1983-01-13 26 76 Vehicles For Sale 1) Others I Singapore! fez USED CAR CPTEI LTD Gl-G2, Novene Ville, 275 Thomson Road, Singapore 1130 Telephone: *****77 1981 Mit. Canter FE 101 BRY 1980 -BMW. 323 IA Alfa Romeo Alfetta 2.0 Toyota Corona 1600 Suzuki 500 SS 40 Ford Cortina 2000 Auto (Q REG.)712 words
-
Advertisement839 1983-01-13 26 76 Vehicles For Sale m) Commercial Vehicles LEE ENG FOO 8 BROTHERS 391, Balestier Road (1232) Tel: *****26 (3 lines) 1981 Toyota Liteace van 5-door Mazda E3OOO diesel 14' steel Daihatsa diesel 10' low bed Isuzu diesel 15' wooden 1980 Datsun C2O pick-up wooden Daihatsu diesel 10' 6 wheels Ford839 words
-
Advertisement736 1983-01-13 26 77 Vehicles Wanted A GOOD OFFER c for all PARF scrap cars c any model good used cars (company anC private registration welcome) c PARF export documents KONG BENG MOTOR CO. 0107, Groundfloor Golden Wall Auto Centre 170, Albert Street Tel: *****76 *****59. ATTRACTIVE PRICE FOR company registered, PARF/non-PARF. Cash736 words
-
-
Page 27 Advertisements
-
Advertisement583 1983-01-13 27 76 Vehicles For Sale J) Toyota A double offer from Chung Shan Motors beauty kit with vacuum cleaner, car polisher, and FREE! A 50-watt car radio brush with hose extension. crtte sound system Plus a car You'll still receive a special gift if you buy other Toyota beauty kit when583 words
-
Advertisement418 1983-01-13 27 76 Vehicles For Sale J) Toyota 86 Accommodation Vacant a) Houses a DIST. 10 Luxurious bungalow on elevated large land. 4 bedrooms, study, TV room, servants' quarters, huge dining/ living, facing pool. $12,000. c DIST. 11 New split-level bungalow, 3 plus study/ servant's, large living/ patio. $8,000. SWISSHOMES: *****25/ 6.418 words
-
Advertisement476 1983-01-13 27 76 Vehicles For Sale J) Toyota 86 Accommodation Vacant a) Houses CHANG AGENCIES *****44: Dlst. 11, Raffles Park, single-storey bungalow, 3-bedroomed. Dlst. 11, Barker Road, double-storey 3bedroomed bungalow. Dlst. 5, West Coast Park, double-storey bungalow. All semi-furnished. DIST 10 EXQUISITELY DESIGNED single-storey bungalow m choice locality near PIE, schools, shopping476 words
-
Advertisement426 1983-01-13 27 76 Vehicles For Sale mammimm^mmmrmmmwmmmmmmmmmm J) Toyota 86 Accommodation Vacant a) Houses DIST. 20, CLOVER AVENUE, 2-storey semi-detached, 4 bedrooms, furnished with colour TV, kitchen with utensils, bedrooms with accessories, call Carol, Schlrmer's: *****72. OIBT. 5, HONG LEONG Garden (ideal for Jurong expats), fully furnished 2 1/2-storey Intermediate terrace house.426 words
-
Advertisement625 1983-01-13 27 86 Accommodation Vacant a) Houses HOUSES FOR LEASE FABER PARK Dirt 5 3 storey semi-detached bungalow. 6 bedrooms with attached bathrooms, living and dining rooms and servant's amenities. Site Area: 4,000 sq.ft. Rent $4,000 BRADDELL HEIGHTS Dirt 13 Single storey bungalow. 3 bedrooms with attached bathrooms, living and dining areas,625 words
-
Advertisement411 1983-01-13 27 86 Accommodation Vacant a) Houses DIST. 20, DOUBLE-STOREY 4-BED-ROOMED semi-detached, beautifully furnished, matured garden, available 11. 1.1983. For details, contact Simshers: *****22 DIST 20 THOMSON YAOHAN vicinity, double-storey 3-bedroom-ed semi-detached, with nice garden. Furnished $1,900. Tropical Realty, *****51. DIST. 28 SELETAR HILLS Doublestorey Semi-detached 3 bedrooms. Furnished. Available Immediately. Rental:411 words
-
Advertisement360 1983-01-13 27 86 Accommodation Vacant a) Houses DIST. 21 NEAR BUKIT Timah Plaza, single-storey terrace house. 3 bedrooms, $1,500. *****7 (agent). FURNISHED SINGLE-STOREY SEMI-DETACHED off Bukit Timah. 3 bedrooms, $2,000. Call Goh tel *****87. No agents. LUCKY HEIGHT 2 1/2-STOREY semi-detached. 3 bedrooms, plus study, furnished, $2,000. Call *****11. No agents. PASIR360 words
-
Advertisement116 1983-01-13 27 86 Accommodation Vacant b) Apartments Dist. 9, walking distance to Orchard Road, luxuriously furnished maisonette, 3 bedrooms/study/ 4 airconds. 3,400 sq.ft. Bar counter. Swimming pool. $5,500. c Dist. 5, Hin Seng Garden (maisonette). 4 aircond bedrooms, beautifully furnished. Swimming pool/squash/ tennis courts. $3,500. c Dist. 14, Cheng Hong Mansion (brand116 words
-
Advertisement314 1983-01-13 27 86 Accommodation Vacant b) Apartments c District 11, 2.300 sq.ft furnished, 3-bedroomed apartment with servant's, swimming pool for $3,000. Close to Goldhlll Plaza. District 10, studio apartment, swimming pool, squash, big balcony, high floor, strict security, partly furnished $2,300. c District 9, 3-bedroomed apartment on mid-floor, swimming pool, balcony, spacious314 words
-
Advertisement291 1983-01-13 27 86 Accommodation Vacant b) Apartments c LAGOON VIEW High floor, facing sea. 3 bedrooms, partly/ fully furnished $2,200 p.m. c PANDAN VALLEY. GARDEN APARTMENT 3 bedrooms, study, servant's amenities. Nicely furnished Full recreational facilities $5,600 p.m. c Chatsworth Court $6,000 c Balmoral Garden $5,500 c Emerald Court $4,500 c Calrnhill291 words
-
-
Page 28 Advertisements
-
Advertisement776 1983-01-13 28 a^ i i a 86 Accommodation Vacant b) Apartments Diat 10, Botanic Gardan Man- •ion newly renovated apartment, newly furnished, 3 aircon bedrooms, quiet locality, $3,200 a Dlst 10, new Casaballa luxurl- ous apartment, partly rurnlshed, 4 bedrooms, central aircon, big living/ dining, swimming pool, tennis courts, $8,500. FORWARD PROPERTIES776 words
-
Advertisement813 1983-01-13 28 86 Accommodation Vacant b) Apartments )IST. 10 BEAUTIFULLY FURNISH- I ED apartment, near American/ Japanese School. Carpeted, air- 1 :ond, 3 bedrooms, split-level liv- ng/ dining, swimming pool, i •'urnlshed, $3,200. *****47/ 8. villus. 3IST. 10, BRAND NEW Robin I _ourt apartment, 3 bedrooms with all attached bathrooms, < spacious813 words
-
Advertisement840 1983-01-13 28 86 Accommodation Vacant ■^■^^MMia_^_sMaMß-_^_^_HHB_a_Wß_____H_ia fi b) Apartments DIST. 10, KALAKAUA Rldgewood, 0 vemi-furnished apartment, 4- h Bedrooms, available 1/2/83. Rent F 84.300/- negotiable. Home Lease V Si Sale *****40/ *****86. C DIST. 10, GREENLEAF ROAD, fully t> furnished apartment, 2-bed- f rooms, 1-study, Rent $1,750/- c p.m. Home Lease Sale,840 words
-
Advertisement792 1983-01-13 28 86 Accommodation Vacant b) Apartments UST 9 CLOSE TO Orchard Road, < IKh floor, 3 bedrooms. 2 baths, j ully furnished. 1,300 sq.ft. $3,000. .ess Associates 737ol44. UST. 9 CLEMENCEAU AVENUE 3--edroomed apartment for rent I torn 1/2/83. $1,700. Principals all *****7 (agent). UST 9/10 3 bedrooms, luxurious- v furnished,792 words
-
Advertisement673 1983-01-13 28 86 Accommodation Vacant c) Rooms QUIET HDB ROOM m Chat Chee. Dall *****6. Thurs/ Fri after 7.00pm. (no agents). ROOM TO LET at Keng Lee Road, walking distance to Orchard Road. Call Benny *****36. ROOM TO LET for student. Clementl area. Tel: *****39. 87 Accommodation Wanted a) Houses Well established673 words
-
Advertisement794 1983-01-13 28 89 Properties For Sale a) Houses APOLLO GARDEN (DIST. 18) PHASE 2 Double-storey intermediate terrace. Land area: 2,200 sq.ft. Builtin: 1,800 sq.ft. 3 bedrooms, T.V. area, servant's. PRICE: $530,000 (0.N.0 SHANG PROPERTIES PTE. LTD TEL: *****85 (3 LINES) c District 19, Serangoon Gardens, renovated single-storey terrace, 2,200 sq.ft. 3 bedrooms,794 words
-
Advertisement814 1983-01-13 28 89 Properties For Sale a) Houses DIST. 19, OFF TAMPINES double storey semi-detached, 3 bedrooms, servant's, quality finishings, completion soon. $580,000. Collier Properties *****11. DIST. 16, PEAKVILLE doublestorey semi-detached. 4 bedrooms, servant's, very well maintained, $550,000. Collier Properties *****11. DIST. 1646, 2 1/2-STOREY TERRACE with basement. Freehold. 2,200 sq.ft. Fully814 words
-
Advertisement568 1983-01-13 28 89 Properties For Sale 89 Properties For Sale b) Private Apartments b) Private Apartments II W*lSs^ ■™"v *a», ST* 3 Shk maaa^ kmmammmmmma z sr__ **i -F-* 5 _s_r ate I m"** SNfc -_rPo x 2 2*i _E% __a^ c xm ml* F^ H .fc^ n yA\^ -itr*.,; r*|;r ymL-568 words
-
Advertisement543 1983-01-13 28 89 Properties For Sale b) Private Apartments CHELSEA HOMES OFFERS Excellent investment value!! Luxury properties with full recreational facilit.ee BALMORAL TOWER PENTHOUSE 5.054 sq.ft $1.95 million VILLA DELLE ROSE TOWNHOUSE 3,000 sq.ft. $1.1 million SHELFORD GREEN APARTMENT 3,000 sq.ft. $980,000/- CASABELLA 3,177 sq.ft. apartment $85,000/- PANDAN VALLEY APARTMENT 2,400 sq.ft.543 words
-
-
Page 29 Advertisements
-
Advertisement707 1983-01-13 29 89 Properties For Sale b) Private Apartments c BALMORAL TOWERS 3 bedrooms, partially furnished $920,000 a WING ON LIFE, TYPE C 4 bedrooms with balcony. Vacant. $1.45 Million. c DRAYCOTT TOWERS Apartment/ studio, $600,000 to $950,000. c PANDAN VALLEY, POINCIANA TOWER Fully furnished. Vacant. $560,000. c LOCK CHO APARTMENT 3707 words
-
Advertisement878 1983-01-13 29 89 Properties For Sale b) Private Apartments DIST 21, CLEMENTI PARK, 1722 sq.ft. brand new, 3 bedrooms with full condominium facilities Faring pool. Near Japanese and American schools. Good return of investment. $550,000 0.n.0. GE Housing, *****38. HAWAII TOWER, 3-BEDROOMED luxurious apartment, servant's, full recreational facilities. 2250 sq.ft. Freehold. $735,000.878 words
-
Advertisement563 1983-01-13 29 89 Properties For Sale b) Private Apartments THOMSON GROVE CONDOMINIUM. With full recreational facilities. 1,600 sq.ft. 3 bedrooms, completion April 1984. $370,000 0.n.0. *****2/*****5. BOOK NOW, BRAND new walk-up apartment Charlton Lane. 1400 sq. ft. $330,000/- 0.n.0. freehold. Suzanne: *****00. CAMELIA PENTHOUSE 4,600 sq.ft. 4 bedrooms/ study large roof garden563 words
-
Advertisement760 1983-01-13 29 89 Properties For Sale c) HDB/HUDC Apartments ALJUNIED, OFF MACPHERSON area. 3-roomed flat. Asking $50,000. Renovated, terrazzo flooring. Call: *****58. MARINE PARADE 3-roomed HDB, with built-in wardrobes. 9th floor. Selling: $65,000 0.n.0. *****70. WOODLANDS 5-ROOMS point block, fully renovated. Broken marble/ Ceramic Tiles, $125,000/--ono. Call: *****42. 4-ROOMED HDB AT Toa760 words
-
Advertisement559 1983-01-13 29 90 Properties Wanted 90 Properties Wanted 90 Properties Wanted ■mi m urn mmmmwmmmmmwmww I DEVELOPMENT I SITES WANTED mmwmmmmmmmmwmmmwmwmm CARL REALTY PTE Ltd. Sell your properties directly to us without commission charges *****4/ *****6 GENUINE BUYER REQUIRES House apartment m Districts 15. 9, 10, 11. Owners contact Tel: *****4. HAVE559 words
-
Advertisement247 1983-01-13 29 91 Factory Spaces Vacant/Wanted FOR LEASE OR SALE AT KALLANG BAHRU 8-itorey induatrial building, approx. 7,900 aq.ft. per floor, compriaing of 2 floors of office area, canteen/ recreation area, and 5 floor ol factory/ atoraga areaa. FOR LEASE Rentala ara:--e Groundfloor at $1.45 p.s.f. c Ist Floor at $1.20 p.s.f247 words
-
Advertisement239 1983-01-13 29 92 Warehouses/ Storage Spaces 92 Warehouses/ Storage Spaces I CHOICE I I SMCE I I FORSALE I Godown Space of various dimensions at Sims Aye./ Eunos Road for sale. Please contact Mr. Chong of Tel: *****95 (Singapore). FOR RENT! 4 adjoining unita of brand new independent warehouaa/ lactone*. (Ideal for239 words
-
-
Page 30 Advertisements
-
Advertisement2069 1983-01-13 30 ?5F "^s^T """ma iT laa~ 91 as asas CITIMAC INDUSTRIAL COMPLEX •SHOWROOM M At Modem factory with up to date /^i •WAREHOUSE WlA^ Mi^km^VT S^SS 1 \^Ss_\^ A^t n /jl%> ~I W WW 1 Call Marcia, Cheryl, Jean H JL-JM C yXX* 1 COMPLETION BY MID-1984 W mmil^ l^^ MM2,069 words
-
Advertisement451 1983-01-13 30 94 Shop Spaces a) Sale KATONG PLAZA, GROUNDFLOOR 290 1160 sq.ft. for sale or rent at reasonable price. Collier Properties *****11. KATONG SHOPPING CENTRE 8112/ 8113-. Very good location. Highest offer secures. Call owner, *****82 Sim. PEOPLE PARK CENTRE 366 sq.ft. furnished, fixed for boutique, $450,000/-. Chelsea Homes: *****15. SHOP451 words
-
Advertisement706 1983-01-13 30 94 Shop Spaces b) Rental FORTUNE CENTRE/ BALESTIER Plaza, ground 500 sq.ft./ Ist floor 226/ 280 sq.ft. Unlwest: *****92/ *****15. HIGH STREET CENTRE Shop/ office space Unfurnished. Area 270 sq.ft. $1,000 excluding maintenance. *****63. PENINSULA PLAZA, 380 sq ft. shop space, available for rent. Genuine parties, please contact Simshers: *****22.706 words
-
Advertisement564 1983-01-13 30 102 Tours •RTTT [T^f CRUISES 1 Your Answer to Fun Relaxation 4 Days Cruise to Penang 1- 4 Feb '83 From $360/- 3 Days Cruise to Nowhere 4- 6 Feb '83 From $290/- 6 Days Cruise to Phuket 6-11 Feb '83 From $550/-* 5 Days Fly/Cruise to Phuket Dep: 27564 words
-
-
Page 31 Advertisements
-
Advertisement717 1983-01-13 31 102 Tours 102 Tours 1 great way to trava\\_ Jk j*^^ ~_^r AMERICA '83 ALL AMERICA WEST COAST/MEXICO/HAWAH/HONG KONG Las Veqas. Los Angeles, Disneyland. Hollywood, Universal Studio San Diego, Sea World, Tijuana. Mexico. Honolulu. Hong Kong 11/15 Days *****5/*****5 23/1,6 2 12/2. 14/2.27/2.6/3. 13/3.20/3.27/3 CHINESE NEW YEAR ALL AMERICA WEST717 words
-
Advertisement620 1983-01-13 31 102 Tours 102 Tours CHINESE NEW YEAR DEPARTURE DATES: 12/2, 13/2, 14/2 6 Days MANIIA/BAGUIOPAGSANJAN/TAGAYTAY Sl l2O 7 Days MANILA/BAGUIO/PAGSANJAN/CEBU $1299 8 Days MANILA/BAGUIO/HONG KONG ***** Dep 1/1 2/1. 8/1. 15/1. 22/1. 29/1. 5/2. 12/2. 13/2. 14/2. 15/2. 16/2. 19/2. 26/2. 5/3. 12/3. 13/3. 14/3. 15/3. 19/3. 26/3 5 Days620 words
-
Advertisement560 1983-01-13 31 102 Tours Mho TRAVEL SERVICE (S| PTE. LTD. Htri Oftlci: G l4-1 6-18, Pearl's Centre, Eu Tong Sen Street, (Yangtze Theatre) Singapore 0105. Tel: *****33 (7 lines) BnKs OHlci: 1 1 9, People's Park Complex, Ground Floor, New Bridge Road, Singapore 0105. Tel: 91 1661/91 1662 *****3/*****2/*****6 *****8/*****63 TA 140560 words
-
Advertisement224 1983-01-13 31 102 Tours TAO33 tmaam mmm 0 -j -j s. _i 00 f> a 5 St v C_9 m W^ >7S UJ a> ISsuj_:__ •D 0) l l o* m =o o>:_. M ?M\Aml\ J_ Q w5 5 5 c vi O o _j°a y a gfScg to o O c224 words
-
Advertisement679 1983-01-13 31 102 Tours PHOENIX TRAVEL SERVICE Chinese New Year 1-Way Trip To K.L.,lpoh,Taiping,B'worth Dep: 7.8,9,10,11,12/2 Night 1-Way Air lo K.Lumpur A Penang Dep: 7,8,9,10,11,12,13/2 Bring Passport Upon Booking CHINESE NEW YEAR SPECIAL Cameron/Genling/K.Lumpur Tour 3Day54N1ght*****, 12,13,14/2 Cameron Highlands 2Days3Nighls $105 Dep: 12/2,13/2 Bpm Genting/K Lumpur 20ays3Nights $105 Dep: 12/2,13/2,14/2 9pm Mimaland/K.Lumpur679 words
-
Advertisement1127 1983-01-13 31 103 Where To Stay 103 Where To Stay JB mmmmm i m m mm m mmmm m mWmmm^ mmmwmm a mm^jj m j^^^^^Mß_^Mß_H^B_M_HßM__MMa B _M_BBi_i_l_i_B welcomes you to London Whether on business or as a Prices from £70 to £350 p.w. family spending some time American Express, Diners m the1,127 words
-
Advertisement617 1983-01-13 31 112 Commercial NEW CLASSES COMMENCING TODAY c Electrics! Installation A Fittings Grade 111 7.15pm-10.00pm c Electrical Engg. Part I 7. 15pm -10.00pm c Electrical Engg. Part II 7.15pm-10 00pm c Import/Export 7.15pm-10.00pm c Elementary Japaneee 7.00pm-8.30pm c Cobol Programming 7.00pm -8.30pm Shorthand Typewriting Duties 7 00pm-10.00pm TOMORROW c Shorthand Theory617 words
-
-
OBITUARIES
-
Obituary, Illustration355 1983-01-13 32 141 Deaths 141 Deaths TOGETHER WITH JESUS Anthony Low Kow Sam Aged 89 waa peacefully called Home to be with hie Lord and Saviour Jeeua Chriet on 11/1/83 at 9.15 p.m. leaving behind his beloved: WIFE: SEOW BEE NEO SONS: DAUGHTERS-IN-LAW: LOW HOCK SENG WILLIAM LAU FOOK BAN DOROTHY LOW355 words
-
Obituary27 1983-01-13 32 THE CHAIRMAN A MANAGEMENT COMMITTEE OF KAMPONG KEMBANGAN SENIOR CITIZENS express their sympathy and condolences to The family ol the late MR CHIA HONG HOE27 words
-
Obituary, Illustration51 1983-01-13 32 IN LOVING AND CHERISHES MEMORY OF THE LATE MRS. TAN YEW KOH NEE MDM. TOK BEE NEO DEPARTED ON 13TH JANUARY 1981 SADLY MI3BED BUT ALWAYS REMEMBERED BY HER LOVED ONES MR. WONG LIANG HUAT Departed 13/1/82 Tim* changes many things. But not m» memory this jg51 words
-
Obituary78 1983-01-13 32 THE FAMILY OF the late John Soon wishes to thank all relatives and friends, priests, servers and the prayer group of St. Bernadette's Church and doctors and staff of Ward 44, Tan Tock Seng Hospital for their prayers, assistance, condolences, donations and wreaths during their recent bereavement. STRAITS78 words
-
Obituary, Illustration81 1983-01-13 32 The Family Of The Late MDM. RAJ AM AH MUTHUSAMY Departed 7.1.83 wish to express their heartfelt thanks and gratitude to their relatives, friends and colleagues for their kind assistance, attendance, prayers, donations, wreaths and condolences during their recent bereavement. The lamily of lha lata Madam Lea Kaat81 words
-
Obituary, Illustration53 1983-01-13 32 TALAI TAVASHAM LATE MR. DURAISAMY SEGARAN DIED ON 15.1.82 IST YEAR TALAI TAVASHAM ON 13.1.83 AT 7.00PM AT BIVAN TEMPLE, ORCHARD ROAD. RELATIVES AND FRIENDS PLEASE CONSIDER THIS AS A PERSONAL INVITATION. FROM: MR. A MRS. RAMU MR. A MRS. ELANOOPAL In Mamoriam" ia lor lha lovad onaa53 words
-
-
629 1983-01-13 32 EPSOM JEEP - EPSOM JEEP More racing days, higher stake money m Golden Jubilee Year of Bt Timah racecourse By THE Singapore Turf Club is "galloping" boldly into a new season. To mark the Golden Jubilee Year of the Bukit Tlmah racecourse, a record number of professional629 words
-
Article, Illustration12 1983-01-13 32 ON - ON "I believe the track Is rated as slick"12 words
-
Article, Illustration314 1983-01-13 32 Speedmah also goes well ON THE TRACK with TONTO SOVEREIGN ESCORT m, a five-year-old English gelding by Sharpen Up, displayed good action on the track at Bukit Timah yesterday. With I. Anuar up, Sovereign Escort m was eager to go but was restrained to clock314 words
-
Article977 1983-01-13 32 A TOTAL of 298 horses has been entered for the four-day Perak Turf Club January Meeting beginning on Jan 22. They comprise 223 m Class 4, 63 m Class 6 and 12 Malaysian-breds for a maiden stakes race. The entries are: Class 4: First run I,IM m straight977 words
-
Page 32 Advertisements
-
Advertisement854 1983-01-13 32 112 Commercial 112 Commercial ATT SBCRETARiUS SCHOOL OF SECRETARIAL SKILLS Prepares students for the London Chamber of Commerce Industry and Pitmon Institute Examinations The next FULL-TIME PRIVATE SECRETARY'S COURSES commence on 31st January 1983 'A' and 'O' preliminary examination results and foreign examination certificates can be accepted for registration The854 words
-
Advertisement342 1983-01-13 32 NOTICE 1 1 nuns ■Ni»'ii«u««««*i«»Miw-ni«ii^i««»«.ii<»™i»<Pi»""'"» t ■iimiwii iiip_pii r jjn_T TIMES PRINTERS SON. BHD. Wastepaper For Sale Tenders are invited for the purchase of plain and printed waste paper and board m various categories on a yearly contract basis from Times Printers. 1. Un printed Stripping and reel-ends a) Newsprint342 words
-
-
Page 33 Advertisements
-
Advertisement405 1983-01-13 33 APPOINTMENTS I (A) FINANCIAL CONTROLLER j j (D) ASSISTANT ACCOUNTANT Accommodation, transportation and home leave will be given. For Post B, applicants must be prepared to travel. Attractive remuneration will be offered to successful applicants. All applications will be treated m the strictest confidence and should state full details of405 words
-
Advertisement268 1983-01-13 33 Multi-national specialty chemical company I m Jurong invites applicants for a challeng- I ing and progressive career os I MARKETING OFFICER I Due to the expansion programme m the I Company and the committment to longI term growth, the Marketing Officer will I assist the Marketing Manager m looking I268 words
-
Advertisement1061 1983-01-13 33 I like to think m\ ~w* Im tough" You like physical jobs and don't mind the effort. But where And the pay is good! can you find a job like that which pays you well? Plus Your starting pay can be anywhere between $400 and $600 a chance to improve1,061 words
-
-
Page 34 Advertisements
-
Advertisement665 1983-01-13 34 APPOINTMENTS P PERSONNELS mmmWa\ ORGANIZATION ___B______H______________Bl DEVELOPMENT (PTE) LTD. I B QUALITY ASSURANCE I J] 1 MANAGER fl Our client is the subsidiary of a major US manufacturer of computer peripherals. They are acknowledged leaders m their field and have consistently achieved excellent annual growth since the Corporation was founded.665 words
-
Advertisement1271 1983-01-13 34 *mm m mwM I SINGAPORE BROADCASTING CORPORATION^ invites applications for the following appointments: SINucH SBC is offering training opportunities to potential singers as part of its efforts to promote and develop local talent. Applicants must be above 17, have a pleasant personality and be able to sing m Chinese and1,271 words
-
Advertisement181 1983-01-13 34 A large manufacturing Company m Jurong requires«ENGINEER (Q.C.) Candidates should have a Degree m Mechanical or Electrical Engineering or its equivalent. The successful candidate will be responsible for establishing, implementing inspection and test procedures (incoming, in-process and out-going) to ensure that products conform to specification and maintaining Q.A. Reporting systems.181 words
-
-
Article, Illustration430 1983-01-13 35 PATRICK BASTIANS - PATRICK BASTIANS Lack of sponsors forces Team Tennis to be postponed By ALL THE big plans to wrap up the Citizen Team Tennis tournament m seven weeks to be m time to get the winning team to London for Wimbledon may not be possible after430 words
-
Article, Illustration292 1983-01-13 35 Big-serving American is scheduled to conduct tennis clinics ROSCOE TANNER, 30, known as the Thunderbail Man m international tennis circles, is expected m Singapore to conduct clinics from Jan 26-28, thanks to the Singapore Airlines Group (writes Patrick Bastians). The Singapore Lawn Tennis Association have been informed292 words
-
Article, Illustration258 1983-01-13 35 CRISIS 3 South Africa tour still on BRIDGETOWN, Wed. A Caribbean cricket tour of South Africa seemed certain to be going ahead last night when six Barbadian cricketers outlined their reasons for making the trip. A letter to the Barbados Cricket Association from Albert Padmore on behalf of the sixReuter - 258 words
-
Article169 1983-01-13 35 MELBOURNE, Wed. New Zealand will be strengthened with the return of world-class batsman Glenn Turner, while England have added all-rounder Derek Pringle as the two teams aim to keep their hopes alive at their first encounter m the World Cup series starting at the MelbourneAP - 169 words
-
Article84 1983-01-13 35 MANILA, Wed. Former World Boxing Council welterweight champion Pedro Adigue, of the Philippines, was stabbed when he went to help a woman being robbed m a Manila alleyway, police said today. They said Adigue, 39, chased the two thieves, who snatched a necklace from theReuter - 84 words
-
133 1983-01-13 35 CRISIS 4 Talent scouts under fire MOSCOW, Wed. Sports clubs managers who comb the country for talent are corrupting Soviet youngsters, Communist youth newspaper Komsomolskaia Pravda protested here yesterday. Budding athletes playing for local clubs were turned into bargainable goods, the newspaper claimed. And talent scouts made the young intoAFP - 133 words
-
206 1983-01-13 35 MORE than $3,000 worth of sports goods and trophies await the winners of the New Balance cross country run at the Macßitchie Reservoir at 3 p.m. on >Saturday (writes Haklkat Ral). In addition to what New Balance will be offering, the competitors stand to win206 words
-
217 1983-01-13 35 CRISIS 2 Grand Prix thrown into disarray AUCKLAND, Wed. Play on the second day of the New Zealand international Grand Prix tennis tournament was disrupted for more than an hour on the centre court by antiapartheid demonstrators. The demonstrators, protesting against South African Bernie Mitton's appearance, threw paintfilled eggs onAgencies - 217 words
-
Article, Illustration46 1983-01-13 35 NATIONAL tennis coach Tan Poh Seng returned yesterday from the United States where he attended a seminar for roaches. With his return, the national squad are expected to resume training soon m preparation for the Southeast Asia Games, starting m May.46 words
-
Page 35 Advertisements
-
Advertisement513 1983-01-13 35 Jk^A ___r w^ l w A WW kT w^ I WW Imr 7 mm V ___> __H ma 7 ___P W Wm 1 WW ____N v i _J V i B -H i __r i I i ___r I ____r Amm m. m A A I ____r _k A WW513 words
-
-
Article, Illustration361 1983-01-13 36 TAY CHENG KHOON - TAY CHENG KHOON fgfdgfdgfdg By THANKS to the recession m the West, a large number of European and American entries are expected for this year's Singapore Open golf championships at the Bukit Course from March 10-13. "In the past, most of the professionals were from361 words
-
Article, Illustration440 1983-01-13 36 Middlesbrough survive setback .MANAGER'S TONGUE-LASHING DOES THE TRICK! LONDON, Wed. Bishop's Stortford, the gallant Hertfordshire Isthmian League club, are out of the Football Association Cup. Second Division Middlesbrough beat them 2-1 m last night's third-round replay m Hertfordshire, but not before manager Malcolm Allison had seen his team fall behindAFP - 440 words
-
Article54 1983-01-13 36 SHEFFIELD, Wed. Sheffield Wednesday and Southend United will stage their Football Association Cap third-round second replay at Hillsborough here on Monday. The Sheffield club won the toss for choice oi venue and this means their Milk Cup fifth-round tie against Arsenal at Highbury, scheduled for the following day,AFP - 54 words
-
Article, Illustration659 1983-01-13 36 Big Mal back with a lot to prove r k j\ I n^n^Bn PI P_w_T^l^^Tb^^B P^^___^__w__i^a^_^____W if Ojf^HV^fM Im) \m 4 IN this country, If the club wants to bay or sell players it is not always the manager who makes that decision. Directors can force new players on theIPS - 659 words
-
Article122 1983-01-13 36 MONTREAL, Wed. Canada's hopes of hosting the 1986 World Cup soccer finals need not be dashed because it does not have enough big-ca-pacity stadiums, Georges Schwartz, vice-president of the Canadian Soccer Association, said yesterday. He said the FIFA stipulation that the host country had to have atReuter - 122 words
-
Page 36 Advertisements
-
Advertisement236 1983-01-13 36 BIG AKAI NEW YEAR SALES JKT YONG SING. MmASt m m Tm\3m j^^^^^^^^~m Wmmm Emm BffTV^^Bi ______^w___i__l ■■■^^^-^■^^^^^■.^^b Bffi' _H i ...*._<_._._■ /""s H ,ll l H 1 4 _ii-_»_M_«_iM-«_«_i_^_i-f_^_p_»™« I mi H-oiei I wsa Il 1 1 1 1 1 r 1 1 111$ 1 1 7**— i m236 words
-
-
Article, Illustration279 1983-01-13 37 Don books place in Games squad DON ANG, Singapore's new striker who made a triumphant comeback on Tuesday night at the National Stadium against Penang, can feel sure of a place m the Republic's soccer squad for the South-east Asia Games m May. The 23-year-old Don, after a 30-month absence,279 words
-
196 1983-01-13 37 Kannan steers Indians to an easy win SINGAPORE Indians, inspired by the good performance of national striker K. Kannan, trounced Johore Armed Forces 4-0 m a friendly soccer match at the Jalan Besar Stadium last night. tt was Singapore Indians' first test match m preparation for the Bardhan Cup final196 words
-
Article163 1983-01-13 37 SINGAPORE will be without the services of Internationals Woon Wal Phang and George Tan when they defend their East Asia team squash title at Papua New Guinea In April. Wal Phang has asked to be dropped because of work commitments, while George Is down with163 words
-
Article, Illustration347 1983-01-13 37 TAY CHENG KHOON - Trainer blasts Jeremy TAY CHENG KHOON By THE round-robin squash league now being held for national trainees will not be the sole criterion for the selection of the Republic's side. Dedication, training attendance and potential also count. This was pointed out by the Singapore Squash Backets Association In rebutting criticisms347 words
-
337 1983-01-13 37 JOE DORAI - JOE DORAI Plus a two games on one night bonus for the fans By IT will be a short and sweet affair when Singapore stage the pre-Olympic Games qualifying round Group-D soccer competition at the National Stadium. The Football Association of Singapore decided after337 words
-
Article141 1983-01-13 37 CHANGI Constituency want to make waves m this season's National Football League Division One League and to launch their hopes they take on the Malaysian Navy at the Jalan Besar Stadium tonight (8 p.m.). Theirs will be an assault with a two-fold purpose. They hope to141 words
-
Article19 1983-01-13 37 ALOR STAR, Wed. Federal Territory edged Mt Kedah 14 In a Malaysia Cap soccer match here tonight.19 words
-
Article, Illustration363 1983-01-13 37 JOE DORAI - JOE DORAI _^__BE_t__±_2 fefe__ '..miiß^ Baharuddin Noh BAHARUDDIN NOH, who will make his Division One debut with Tampines Rovers on Wednesday at the Jalan Besar Stadium, is setting out to achieve two things. First, he wants to emulate the successes of his elder brother,363 words
-
Page 37 Advertisements
-
Advertisement287 1983-01-13 37 \t yi The new Avante Systems from Pioneer. Now, you mJmAmAV^mmmWA ■_#%J"_#^_-_^^ at\ I can really beautify your home life with acoustically f^ff*_?ll Tl If* l_r i _ift-g_s_^ ft. Aw^ m AfS^ m i^WvA^^ matched hi-fi components, perfectly integrated for v m^AWmm m mmmmw mmm.mrmwmwm mmmmmmw--^^ *> *w mm mm287 words
-
-
Page 37 Miscellaneous
-
Miscellaneous22 1983-01-13 37 SOCCER Friendly: Changi Constituency v Malaysian Navy (Jalan Besar Stadium, 8 p. m.). SWIMMING SASA Open age-group meet (CSC, 7 p. m.).22 words
-
-
Article, Illustration274 1983-01-13 38 You can still get your poster THEY came, they asked and they went home with more than fit* posters yesterday. These were the people who took advantage of ihe offer made by The Straits Times an offer of free reproductions of the Defence MinistrySingapore Armed Forces advertisements which appeared In274 words
-
199 1983-01-13 38 Burning oil spill spreads in Gulf tanker lane MANANA, Wed. THE Oman government warned neighbouring countries and international vessels today that a gigantic, fiery oil spill was developing m the Gulf region's tanker lane to the Indian Ocean. Oman Radio reported that "enormous quantities" of crude oil were spreading mAP - 199 words
-
730 1983-01-13 38 But only if Nato shelves plans to deploy new US medium-range weapons, say Soviet negotiators MOSCOW, Wed. THE Soviet Union, for the first time, said yesterday that Moscow was considering destroying some SS-20 medium-range missiles after reducing their number to 162. SovietAgencies - 730 words
-
256 1983-01-13 38 BANGKOK, Wed FIVE Vietnamese soldiers were killed and one was wounded m a clash today with a Thai border patrol after crossing into eastern Thailand, military sources said. One member of the Thai police patrol was wounded, and the wounded Vietnamese hadReuter; UPI - 256 words
-
Article52 1983-01-13 38 LONDON, Wed. Britain expelled a Soviet translator at the London-based International Wheat Organisation today on suspicion of spying. The Foreign Office said Vladimir Chernov, 31, had been told to leave Britain within seven days for engaging m activities incompatible with his status, the usual diplomatic term forReuter - 52 words
-
Article51 1983-01-13 38 SALT LAKE CITY (Utah), Wed. Dr Barney Clark, who on Dec 2 became the first person to receive a permanent artificial heart, could leave hospital within a month, Dr Lyle Joyce said yesterday. He said Dr Clark had made tremendous steps towards recovery during the past two weeks.Reuter - 51 words
-
Article71 1983-01-13 38 BOSTON, Wed. A three-year-old boy who has baffled doctors because he is allergic to his own blood is being kept alive with the help of hundreds of donors. Doctors said John Duckworth had been taken off the critical list after being given ingredients from 2371 words
-
Article32 1983-01-13 38 NEW YORK, Wed. The Dow Jones average of 30 industrials rose 1.57 points to 1,085.36 m the first half-hour of trading on the New York Stock Exchange today. AP ReuterAP; Reuter - 32 words
-
Article, Illustration417 1983-01-13 38 Cover up by the doctors after Nakagawa death Beaten candidate for PM's post did not die of heart attack but hanged himself TOKYO, Wednesday ICHIRO Nakagawa, an unsuccessful candidate m last November's election for Japanese Prime Minister, hanged himself m a hotel room last Sunday, police said today. Doctors originallyReuter; UPI; AFP - 417 words
-
Article113 1983-01-13 38 Singapore s Financial Dally TODAY'S HIGHLIGHTS. The loan syndication business here has got off to a good start m the new year with at least two big consortium deals being packaged. SOH TIANG KENG has the details. Occupancy rates of offices m Singapore continued to fall last year,113 words
-
Page 38 Advertisements
-
Advertisement251 1983-01-13 38 mCm\^ WrLW *\\mV U mmmma\ m "^IV .J3Bn_dA H -*"i____ _T-" *t «-35l____. ""fll _______________H___9 mW^~^m\ KW** sA+mA Ammar^^ wwwm^r^ ______^^^^^__.^__R ib "_«&^HbP kmrnm ~~^f mk VAX A __X■K '•""""'^kJi^B ___F 9B ___F i h _______________^^_r^_k s____l\%- j9E_K_fl "is**' J_ l^P 4 |1* _^ft __i mb a IK h _^__^__k"__^H251 words
-
Advertisement277 1983-01-13 38 Introducing INTRODUCING MARKETING provides answers to 34 commonly asked questions. Each answer is illustrated with examples and _-a r Tl_ v: suggests the realistic action to take. I IITICS PAN $10.30 111 IU Distributors ATTRACTION... jj^VriU'KSDAY ~J Jr* Buffet 5 /^VmC^A Luncheon I (lift IK ShOW M W Cai I!_277 words
-
-
Page 38 Miscellaneous
-
Miscellaneous150 1983-01-13 38 UP TO 1 p.m. Partly cloody with occasional showers from the late morning. TEMP. (C) up to 6 a.m. tomorrow: 31 max., 24 mm. SUNSET today: 7.14 p.m.; SUNRISE tomorrow: 7.11 a.m. GLOBAL WEATHER Adelaide 9/19 C Cloudy Manila 20 32 C Fair Amsterdam *C I Melbourne 817 C Cloudy150 words
-
-
SECTION TWO
-
Article, Illustration1154 1983-01-13 1 THE wind is whipping leaves off trees and spiralling them m the air. Lovely for kite-flying, we think, watching a slightly stooped, moustached man alight from a taxi m front of Katong's Seaview Hotel, carrying two long, thin bamboo strips. Yes, this must be our man, the1,154 words
-
OUTLOOK
-
Article, Illustration334 1983-01-13 2 Drapes with a difference MHM____n_H_HHß«^^ With Chinese New Year round the corner, homemakers' thoughts must surely turn to giving a new look to the home that is, after the traditional spring-cleaning's over. What better way to transform the different rooms than making yourself these new curtains for your windows? C334 words
-
Article, Illustration1044 1983-01-13 3 Young people should not be afraid to seek professional help m the early stages of putting their homes together before they make costly mistakes or fill rooms with cheap furniture they will eventually regret buying. You might learn from the experience of an American interior designerChristian Science Monitor - 1,044 words
-
-
LEISURE 1
-
Article552 1983-01-13 6 If I want to make statements, I'd work m a newspaper. fl I don't want to just give simple headlines. Reinhard Hauff AN ARTIST should be an instrument through whose voice the realities of the less privileged and the less articulate could be brought into the552 words
-
Article799 1983-01-13 6 or let the words say it CHRISTEL Buschmann ought really to have been quite, quite exhausted. What with all the furious rushing around at the New Delhi Film Festival last week, where her Comeback was screened. And the night before the gruelling fatigue of airport waiting when fog delayed her799 words
-
-
LEISURE 2
-
Article, Illustration391 1983-01-13 7 JOHN DE SOUZA - JOHN DE SOUZA MET OPERA STARS GALA CONCERT Hilton Ballroom Last Tuesday Reviewed by QUESTION: Why do people go to dinner opera which, by its nature, can only be a compilation of arias, duets and songs? At best, such a concert firogramme can only391 words
-
Article, Illustration279 1983-01-13 7 K. MALATHY - Up, up and away... K. M ALATHY By I NINE kites, picked from 147 entries m a preliminary round last Sunday, will take to the sky over West Coast Park this Saturday, m Kite Festival *83. Lost Sunday, six special awards a cash prize of $iSt each were awarded to279 words
-
Article, Illustration364 1983-01-13 7 fgfdgfdgfdg ROBERT CHUA, TV whiz-kid, is making a second English series for Guangdong. LEONG WENG KAM reports. SINGAPORE-BORN television producer Robert Chua, who has carved a niche for himself m Hongkong's TV industry, is making a Sesame Street-type educational series which aims to364 words
-
-
Page 1 Advertisements
-
Advertisement504 1983-01-13 1 f By muriel 1 JB^JS- f^^^\ t\^ iL tfiat iIaCv MSI i I I flat t UCX j ff p? s I 1 Peter tries to set up fli «^tfflflV^n 1 lir his kite in a hotel, J WFwi JWJ&l W Ami I nl, but they really need Aym M504 words
-
-
Page 2 Advertisements
-
Advertisement411 1983-01-13 2 __b^___l H_L R»* i _f___________L fl_Pf mILW maw r\wT^ jmSI H_____i^^ ~_f_____T WWrammWmmwmml mmWwA amw A fll iHv jjm m m m wmm i pjg •n"tZ AlT i-r'- m.tti ••••It Vr m'^Tr __X_E« i v i<-__b-l f 1 I n mw- wTTZ ■.T •mmamm* _f w\ Aawm _fl__ t ___r411 words
-
-
Page 3 Advertisements
-
Advertisement147 1983-01-13 3 w _X**\>_\ Venue: Chinese Chamber of Commerce /^2^X JW Hil,stree!S 'p ore cJv 1 Z^^y^^is^^ Time: 10 am 9 pm daily ft I *Bnmmm\A\ y f_f_!gj RJR" H*^flr* lot'S____- Sm I flPflr I in^'Jlif"* I i* _L '_____H ___A_. _i ______Ht_l f_R I■• flfl^E _RRRoF_____if ll ''JP' yvZ t^-j a147 words
-
-
Page 4 Advertisements
-
Advertisement588 1983-01-13 4 APPOINTMENTS I Olivetti We are Europe's largest manufacturer and supplier of office automation and data processing equipment employing over 53,000 employees world-wide. We now have opportunities for self-motivated and ambitious individuals to join us as:A. DP Marketing Executive (Ref. ME/202) Requirements: Tertiary education preferred A proven track record m sales588 words
-
Advertisement555 1983-01-13 4 NOTICES IN THE MATTER OF THE COMPANIES ACT, CAP. 185 AND IN THE MATTER OF ST. MARK'S HOSPITAL PRIVATE LIMITED (In Voluntary Liquidation) Special Resolutions At an Extraordinary General Meeting of the members of St. Mark's Hospital Private Limited duly convened and held at Room 1213, 12 th Floor, People's555 words
-
-
Page 4 Miscellaneous
-
Miscellaneous349 1983-01-13 4 ESSSmm-mm-m __b___________i GARFIELD ByJlmPavls I GARFIELP HASN'T I HEY, GARPIELP, WHAT SAY J~^ CASE I BEEN LISTENING I WE GO TO THE VET ANP I J THAT I CLOSEP I TO ME LATELY. GET YOO PECLAWEP? WOOLP i V WATCH THIS J J \BE PINE IT f.'/3 <J?/V\ PAVt_> 1963349 words
-
-
Page 5 Advertisements
-
Advertisement741 1983-01-13 5 NOTICES USED EQUIPMENTSALE. Now all equipment at special prices. CATERPILLAR ZZ_ZZ MODEL SERIAL NO. ATTACHMENT NSP EXTSL D7E 48A9425 Blade/ Hyster S$ 54.100 D7E 47A3795 7A. Hyster SS 20.100 D7G 64V782 7A.Carco *****.000 D7G 64V786 7A.Carco SSI29 000 983 38K1145 GPB SS 115.000 977 L 70J2306 GPB SS 59.700 977741 words
-
Advertisement461 1983-01-13 5 IN THE HIGH COURT OF THE REPUBLIC OF SINGAPORE Companies Winding Up No. 1 of 1983 In the Matter of the Companies Act (Chapter 185) And In the Matter of Itaplas Industries Private Limited ADVERTISEMENT OF PETITION NOTICE Is hereby given that a Petition for Winding Up of the abovenamed461 words
-
-
Page 5 Miscellaneous
-
Miscellaneous265 1983-01-13 5 PEANUTS BySc X* VnEY! 600P 601N6, \c| |YE PEVELOPEP SORT U-MAVE A CMOCOLATE L PARTNER! U)E WON L OF A NEW HABIT ON <& CH |P COOKIE... >^ <^^V PARTNER v£§ V^THE^5T6^^ THECMAN6EOVER. t^^ THE EVERMORES By Johnny Sajem OKAX we AGREE WE'LL IVS TH|RE A /<r^TrN HAVE ATHANKS6IVIN(b 6^265 words
-
-
Page 6 Advertisements
-
Advertisement403 1983-01-13 6 German New cX rrT^SSli Wave film- coJg£ IfflW^ town with his BT f EP wife, Christel ■fc^" r mpwA^Wz^ Buschmann, O--^ i &4.dr_i also a rising _PB director. RICHARD LIM talks to Hauff, while MINU A Reinhard Hauff if l^^^ retrospective was AY f Pl_____i shown last week. 1 J,403 words
-
-
Page 6 Miscellaneous
-
Miscellaneous68 1983-01-13 6 DER BLAUE BETTER (The Bine Rider) Exhibition of 36 reproductions of paintings by a group of seven painters formed in 1911. GoetheInstitut Art Gallery. From noon 6 p.m. BATIK PAINTING EXHIBITION Paintings by Sujak Rahman. National Museum Art Gallery. From 9 a.m. 5.30 p.m. Free. KITE-MAKING DEMONSTRATION Joo Chiat community68 words
-
-
Page 7 Advertisements
-
Advertisement533 1983-01-13 7 I DAIHATSU _f^ mA m AwK m^ mm^ mma Am fe, /ypfgp j____F^K™^^_____m W I JSo& ,owHßßate^ 1 Wm P^ L_ A W /Airco nal j^ Daihatsu 850 cabvan. A new, fuel-efficient mj^ ____i_H H___^. __i______i sensatlon Powered by the award-winning JBB _rV_____-__M___^l 111 Charade engine. Truly responsive drive W^^B533 words
-
-
Page 8 Advertisements
-
Advertisement104 1983-01-13 8 Announcing the lowest HIRE PURCHASE FABER. A GOLDSTAR SAN GIORGIO LOW DOWN PAYMENT LOW MONTHLY REPAYMENTS No guarantor required for Singapore citizens For more enquiries, call our authorised dealers or Tel *****55 f < A*_mtiLm\m ______U_X w JawA X ■iiiiiiriiiii>w<H>iiiiiiw iwww««ww»ww»MM««M«qi)jqfc^ /J__H___________T I_____L AmW AmmmWmmmm. _S___Hfi____V ~~MMMm|| j^ X. A-104 words
-
-
Page 8 Miscellaneous
-
Miscellaneous560 1983-01-13 8 3.00 PM Opening followed by Dynasty (Mandarin/r) 3.50 Internal Migrants: While other birds migrate 160,000 km away during the summer season, I some of New Zealand's birds like Oystercatchers and the unique Wrybill plover are content to remain, and migrate within their homeland. 4.15 The Paper Chase An Act of560 words
-
Miscellaneous352 1983-01-13 8 Who's Who m America 9.37 Peristiwa: Daily Events 9.53 Sinar Islam: Religious Programme 10.24 Kojak Where Do You Go, When You have No Place To Go?: Kojak is looking for Beck's murderer and some missing jewels. He suspects Joe but does not have enough evidence to arrest him. 11.18 The352 words
-
Miscellaneous426 1983-01-13 8 6.25 You Asked For It 7.05 Cartoon Selections 7.20 Share A Story The Girl From Sarawak: Anna dreads her parents coming all the way from their home m the forests of Sarawak to attend an important school ceremony. 7.30 News and Weather Forecast (Malay) 7.50 The Powers of Matthew Star426 words
-
Miscellaneous146 1983-01-13 8 Battles tor treasures and goals 5.99 AM Good Morning Singapore 6.91 Food for Thought 6.45 Art of Positive Thinking 7.99 News 7.39 Today's Horoscope 7.45 Health Break 8.99 News 8.31 The Time of Your Life 9.19 The Singapore Guideline 9.39 Focus on Entertainment 19.99 Did You Know 19.39 Summary of146 words
-
Miscellaneous131 1983-01-13 8 TRAIN (Ch 5, 10.10 p.m.): The year is 1944. In France, the Nazis are transporting priceless French art treasures to Germany on a special train.(Sounds like Raiders of the Lost Ark, doesn't it?) The French Resistance fighters and the railroad boss try to prevent them from taking the treasures to131 words
-
Miscellaneous86 1983-01-13 8 to win the cup three times m a row, or will hot favourites Liverpool, who are now on their most fantastic goal-scoring spree, take the cup? In today's match we see Tottenham Hotspur play Southampton (played last Saturday). Lacking experience m attack, Southampton failed to beat the reigning champions. Spurs,86 words
-
Miscellaneous43 1983-01-13 8 _T-'_Ni_\M__K "*3 __s^** m\. l__________ M L_r M _9_-_-M _________L__t. Hrl a ._i______l Wr A Kr __S JM__l jr tt Mai" g^ps v ?jjBh__— Bfc_P' v _B „_jgfr Jt l~ 'jsM*' mWwaaati^mmmWtmaFmm^*^ m^^^mw^ mm^^^^mmmW m The Road to Wembley (Ch 8, 7.05 p.m.)43 words
-
-
SECTION THREE
-
Bilingual
-
Article, Illustration845 1983-01-13 1 TAN JONG SEE - TAN JONG SEE Byl INTERNATIONAL CHINESE WRITERS' FORUM FROM today, millions of readers of Chinese literary writing will come to know Singapore as an important name m Chinese literary writing, for it is the venue of the International Chinese Writers' Forum an event of international significance.845 words
-
Article73 1983-01-13 1 h^t FTv -A^ v "7 a2» ♦*A>tii_i?f»e li_ff^is:##i3_*6. __+egf_.*£fcjfc*s £*#i_ £pHs7_l M*£tt' I- __*g&i&Wfe*#_l #ft_fc& ft@_c#*n F B ME fctl-] ABrUE ff *o_a Eb&JI f m *___3. -E+E B (llfil) A*2ff&*_£ft 2. fa mm w-] pi At*££f# fc«& A£&&*L -J3+2L B (MKS^) ±*p T*-Bt¥_£-i B^f ;|t&B3s B P»B) 2,-«*£»*<-?sm w»_tba73 words
-
Article234 1983-01-13 1 What they will talk about Day 1: Jan 13, 8 p.m. Mandarin Court, Mandarin Hotel. Opening Ceremony: By Mr Lee Khoon Choy, Senior Minister of State (Prime Minister's Office.) People's Association Auditorium. Topics: 1. Pre-war Chinese literature m Singapore and Malaysia. 2. Singapore Chinese literature from postwar till now. Day234 words
-
Article, Illustration960 1983-01-13 2 HOO YEW GEE - HOO YEW GEE By MILLION, they call her. It's a name that aptly describes the talents of 14-year-old Million So. A karate black belter. An accomplished pianist. A budding artist. Another wonder girl m the making, bilingual and a straight A's student. But that's not all. No, not960 words
-
Community News
-
Article38 1983-01-13 2 i p*^ «H#i&n» 3 ftAg&#;&ll„-tt£ i»Utrl^%±^i'_l6.__* gljo &£g_.All_nK M.gftisii*ifiitt i_g_Wi_B'Jfc Kc*fis^-_¥fslM fcftto'hAtt E_f-|_ m±*P#H»££ f*_fe T_fe?Sl^?i K[Jf£ I? ftrtS&t_/ffi H*B iff MH^. a witAfommiK iicme'j__i- -;>^.if (jfi.h ft- -iiLE^/f. H_**._EJB-E-__«Kfi. <il.£» o <*##> *Q $-b+A2 fti*fflft AtoOTJ*l@ii.£ ft-* H^fi'.tt38 words
-
Article12 1983-01-13 2 ffl#m M *_£?!|T At E9J1.fti1.54.J6 .£liJW«£3._£° B nm& ±^;M_-__.+#__.T f F tt/ft&H12 words
-
Article10 1983-01-13 2 B*S«BfWff f*flJ.Afniiil#Ji^iS Mtc#> #7Ci_'> HW- M* i^W- flf ¥7Cl_-fl]4f_-WtJ TC10 words
-
-
Article, Illustration130 1983-01-13 2 THREE one-act plays will make up the third public performance by the one-year-old Singapore Creative Dramatic Society. The plays, written by Singapore writers, are The Murderer, Not The Same Footstep and The Graduate. The performance runs nightly from today to Sunday, with a matinee on Sunday. The130 words
-
Article108 1983-01-13 2 A COMEDY, Triple Happiness, will be staged by the People's Association Drama Group this Saturday evening at the PA auditorium. The play, which revolves around the tenants of an old apartment, will be the first performance by the drama group under director Lin Chen. An adaptation from a108 words
-
Article126 1983-01-13 2 A WORLD-renowned anthropologist will give a series of public lectures on Chinese art and culture at the National University of Singapore from today. Di Cheng Tekun, an authority on Chinese art and archaeology, will give two talks m Chinese and one m English. Today's talk on The Characteristics126 words
-
Bilingualdwibahasa
-
Article, Illustration955 1983-01-13 4 JAILANI HARUN - JAILANI HARUN Oleh r^nduan r^ m u J y^nU a^\ I 77 BAHASA Malaysia (Bahasa Melayu) ditegakkan pada asas yang kukuh. Masyarakat pengguna bahasa Melayu sendiri telah lama mengakui bahawa bahasa yang mereka tuturkan sehari-hari itu adalah seelok-elok bahasa yang wujud di Nusantara. NamunPetikan dari BHM - 955 words
-
Article677 1983-01-13 4 fgfgfdgfdg PERKATAAN akan adalah di antara perkataan yang snkar digunakan dengan betul. Salah satu cara memakainya ialah untuk menunjukkan masa hadapan. Umpamanya: "Saya akan ke KeJantan esok." Tetapi pa adlk menulis sebuah karangan yang agak panjang, semuanya di dalam masa hadapan, tidaklah sedap p_a adlk Knakan akanPetikan dari BHM - 677 words
-
Article398 1983-01-13 4 Haron A. Rahman - Let's learn MALAY Haron A. Rahman Lesson 518 Learn Malay: The Easy Way By Jawapan bagl soalan-soalan dalam Pelajaran Ulangkafl 34: Answers to questions m Revision Lesson 34: Bahagian 1 Part I 1) The Japanese do not like to eat durian. There are some Japanese who vomit when they smell398 words
-
-
-
Page 1 Advertisements
-
Advertisement220 1983-01-13 1 -^j_p V\_J?- «fc__»*"™____ it rO^'* _____fl ammmmtammmAAm\mWW^ aJ fl_ fl Ml £i JH fl i fl Ml *B| B^_^_ ___fl S I _fl Sr aS iP IB— h I B_______________fl I k L* i »-kpMPO lk^____S_________S MB_I MHBH W mf A ""T^mpo PMPO CTTTTS 4 l__id_H_n ||F ,1,W1I > *7*"220 words
-
-
Page 2 Advertisements
-
Advertisement228 1983-01-13 2 APPOINTMENTS Established shipbroking house requires m SHIPBROKEBS (For dry cargo Tanker department) I 1. Age 25 and above W Must have some experience mi chartering/ shipbroking preferably I m shipowning/shipbroking/ship- 1 ping company. I 3. Must have suitable shipping qualifications I 4. Reliable and with pleasant person- I I 5.228 words
-
Advertisement253 1983-01-13 2 j^^a I lf\o PWBADflnnn >_fSV\ Uld/M PEmspncunfin Bfinoflß Mr Applications are invited from persons suitably qualified for the respective professions for the following vacancies m the site supervisory organisation of the Dayabumi Project Phase 3. This major project comprises of a 35-storey, 160,000 sq. metres complex scheduled for completion early253 words
-
Advertisement241 1983-01-13 2 We are a growth oriented group of companies with diversified I interest m construction products and services, manufacturing and marketing of wire and metal products, trading and sole distributorship for a certain range of industrial goods for Singapore and Malaysia. In line with our expansion, we are inviting applications for241 words
-
Advertisement417 1983-01-13 2 We are a progressive and fast expanding group with varied interests m marine related and other engineering activities, offering challenging career opportunities to successful candidates m the following appointments: (I) DEPARTMENTAL MANAGER (HULL) (i) Degree m Naval Architecture or Mechanical Engineering: (ii) At least 5 years' experience m a similar417 words
-
-
Page 3 Advertisements
-
Advertisement404 1983-01-13 3 LIDO: OPENS TODAY! (Phone *****14) 5 SHOWS 11am, 1.45, 4.00, 6.45 9.15 No Free List The Producer of "THE OMEN" trilogy together with the Editor of "The AMITY VILLE HORROR" 1 the Special Effects genius of "PLANET of THE APES" J I combine THEIR TALENTS TO RRING YOU an AWESOME,404 words
-
Advertisement27 1983-01-13 3 KOK WAH TEL: *****7 (AIR-CON) YIO CHU KANG ROAD NOW SHOWING! 2.15, 7.30 6 9.30PM M IMIK.S «7 Jjjsjin.u ixij*. I M_T!! ...HT!,"!. KGr "i. ,r, ./.indorm27 words
-
Advertisement37 1983-01-13 3 Yangtze ToOayOnly 5 shows. 11am, 1.30, 3.30, 7.15 6 9.30pm Sword Of Justice m Mandarin 6 Color Srop. Straits ToOayOnly 3 shows 2 30, 7 15 6 9 30 Secret Of Millionaire Sister m Mandarin I CofeW37 words
-
Advertisement431 1983-01-13 3 JADEj4BthDAY! (*****80) 11am, 1.30, 4, 6.30 a 9.00pm No Free List H 1 ADMISSION PRICES: $4 &$3 CASH BOOKINGS ONLY STUDENTS $3 &$2 at 11am, 1.30 4pm shows I pgggQ k v <j_l_ V J 8k S I W frA Wamf PRESIDENT: LAST DAY! (*****58) 5 SHOWS at 11am, 1.45,431 words
-
Advertisement339 1983-01-13 3 I Opens ORCHARD Today! jj. JO i 9B_k x 8 41_k?l_^d)__?4/ AVERY SENSUOUS MYSTERY. 8 X suzanna Love Robert Walker Jeff Winchester Q NEW WEST FILMS Ulli Lommel Q Q Vjj_/ Cary Cillingham .Tim Nielsen James Honore 2 IOPENS CATHAY todays I >■! Ofthe millions of people m the world339 words
-
Advertisement494 1983-01-13 3 ■_I__L_L__J_. ORGANISATION ■_:i i :vt_ii!:T<n i NOW SHOWING No f ree I ist PRINCE I Horn 1 30, 4 00, 6 45, 9 LIBERTY Ham, I 45, 4 00, 6 45, 915 PRESIDENT Opens Tomorrow I 1 ode to mm GALLANTRY 1 KUO CHUE '■'^t?-,;>M_i fl NOW SHOWING 1045, 1494 words
-
Advertisement200 1983-01-13 3 t Gk CATHAY; j vJJjFy ORGANISATION < I "DOUBLE JEOPARDY > OPfNS TODAY' kllam 1 30 4, 6 30, 9 1 spm VIRUS' k 6TH BIG WEEK' I kllam, 1 30, 4, 6 30 9 Ispm| "FIRST BLOOD" OPfNS TODAY' GOLDEN SULTAN > I 30 330 700& 9 I spm200 words
-
-
Page 4 Advertisements
-
Advertisement692 1983-01-13 4 APPOINTMENTS HIGATURU OIL PALMS PTY LTD PAPUA NEW GUINEA The above company a joint venture between the state of Papua New Guinea and the Commonwealth Development Corporation, is the country's largest oil palm project located near Popondetta. Vacancies exist within the mill for the following staff and artisans. I (1)692 words
-
Advertisement432 1983-01-13 4 NOTICES i I I RAHARDJA J„. CENTRE B___V__ i HARAPAN GROUP B_£^3»_> SUPERLAND nr& DEVELOPMENT PTE LTD WmW. mrm k Invitation For Pre-Oualif ication Of Tenderers The Rahardja Centre is a prestigious commercial development located on Parcels 117 and 1 18 at Marina City. The 63-storey Convention Hotel (Approx. 1,200432 words
-
