The Straits Times, 30 June 1983

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    14 1 The Straits Times Estd. 1845 THURSDAY, JUNE 30, 1983 40 CENTS M.C.(P) No. 65/1/83
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    'Slow ahead' into cable way
    571 1  -  ALAN JOHN By SO IT was not the ebbing tide, flowing towards the cable cars, that had caused the Eniwetok to drift and hit the cable way... nor was it the troubled tugboat, which lost its tow-line during the unberthing, that caused the accident.. .it
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    Lock icon Soviet missile plan fails to gain full backing
    544 1 Soviet missile plan fails to gain full backing MOSCOW, Wed. SOVIET leaders have failed to gain backing for their threat to respond to new Western missile deployments at a one-day meeting of the communist Warsaw Pact military alliance m Moscow. A joint statement issued by the seven pact leaders last
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    Police rider dies in crash with jet on road
    252 1  - Police rider dies in crash with jet on road BHARATHI MOHAN By MOBILE Squad policeman Abdul Rahman bin Abdul Kadir, 35, died when his motorcycle was involved m a crash with a towed fighter plane the first or five fatalities m one of Singapore's blackest days on the roads yesterday.
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    'Pay cut' for $3,000-plus earners in stat boards
    793 1  -  LESLIE FONG Government to set ceiling on CPF contributions CPF ceiling for stat boards By THE government has decided to set a limit on contributions to the Central Provident Fund by statutory boards, which now pay the full rate of 22 per
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    Lock icon Carried his severed arm 2 km after accident
    106 1 LONDON, Wed. A farm worker who carried his severed arm 2km to get help after an accident had it sewn back on yesterday m a 10-hour operation. Surgeons at Stoke Mandeville Hospital, north-west of London, were optimistic that Mr Roy Tapping, 25,
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      Lock icon EEC PLAN FOR STEEL CUTS
      60 1 BRUSSELS, Wed. The European Community Commission today agreed on a plan to cut steel-making capacity In the It-nation bloc by at least 25.7 million tonnes, Community sources said. The Commission decided to demand these cuts, which exceed by about 59 per cent the reductions already
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      178 1 ■^^RTT^S 68 P*B es today I iixl Courtesy m toilet sn fm i? Page 10 )CI s^Jv X\ SUMMARY ~^4V/ WORLD NEWS 3 3-6 W-'^H 4U 7 wM /«y/ CAUSEWAY 18 SMMMMMtirfMi i )lEff! 1 EDITORIAL 21 OUTLOOK 2,3 )A fAw£?i LETTERS 21 CINEMA 6 BACKGROUND 22 COMICS 12,13 TIMES
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  • IN SUMMARY...
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      634 2 Boys move m ANOTHER girls' school has decided to take m boys. Come January, Geylang Methodist Girls' School will be the second Methodist girls' school to go co-ed, the first being Fairfield. The decision to accept boys into the school is based on pragmatic considerations. The 5&-year-old school, which
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      COMMENT
      252 2 THE STRAITS TIMES SAYS: THE Second Deputy Prime Minister, Mr S. Rajaratnam, exaggerates (no doubt deliberately) when he says that Singapore will become one big rubbish dump if the laws on littering were revoked. It Is not just fear of the law that keeps Singaporeans from Uttering. It Is
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      SPORTS
      302 2 Drug-taking athletes MANY of the athletes who win medals at next year's Olympics m Los Angeles will have done so because they have cheated by using illegal stimulants. The use of drugs m sport, from cocaine and heroin to body-distorting innovations like anabolic steroids, is more widespread than ever
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      TIMES BUSINESS
      230 2 RALEIGH TO ACQUIRE TAMAN BUKIT MALURI RALEIGH Cycles (Malaysia) Bhd is acquiring Taman Bukit Maluri m the Kepong area of Kuala Lumpur for Ms6s million. The company said yesterday that it has entered into a conditional agreement with Syarikat Maluri Sdn Bhd to acquire the entire paid-up capital
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      BACKGROUND
      86 2 GOOD YEAR FOR THAILAND THE gods are on Thailand's side. Or so it seems, looking back on the 4.5 per cent growth registered by the country's economy last year, a grim year for the rest of the world. What made this growth possible was a spurt m farm production
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      AROUND THE WORLD
      636 2 Support for search US Secretary of State George Shultz said his government would support private efforts to locate missing-in-action servicemen if they had a good chance of being effective. This did not mean that the US supported private forays into Indochinese countries. But "the legitimate efforts of
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      SECTION 2
      307 2 The knockout sport OF ALL sports, boxing remains the most controversial. It is different from other sports m one critical way. Its sole objective is to cause injury deliberately. Does boxing cause brain damage? DAVID NOONAN, who is writing a book about brain surgery, answers with an emphatic
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      ACROSS THE CAUSEWAY
      196 2 Bahasa at all varsities BAHASA Malaysia will be sole medium of instruction for first-year courses at all five Malaysian universities when the new academic session starts next month. The move is a culmination of a national education policy to replace English with Bahasa Malaysia as the sole
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      SECTION 3 (S'pore edition)
      127 2 Potential for research WHAT potential does Singapore have m developing new scientific knowledge and keeping up with high technology? What are its strengths and what problems does it face m the field of scientific research? In a television forum m Mandarin last Saturday, four eminent US
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  • AROUND THE WORLD
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      US supports search for PoWs: Shultz
      462 3  -  NANCY CHNG By Our Bangkok Correspondent BANGKOK, Wed. US Secretary of State George Shultz today clarified the position of his government regarding privately-conduct-ed missions for Americans missing-in-action. He also reaffirmed the underlying "morality," which he said formed the basis of US foreign policy. At
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      Pledge to follow Asean lead on Cambodia
      634 3  -  TAN LIAN CHOO NANCY CHNG By and BANGKOK, Wed. Asean foreign ministers and their counterparts from the major industrialised countries left here today after 48 hours of intense consultations on what they understand as joint approaches m political and economic issues of mutual
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      S'pore clarifies
      109 3  -  NANCY BANGKOK, Wed. Singapore yesterday stressed that Asean's support for the Democratic Kampuchea coalition government was aimed at boosting the non-communist factions of the coalition. It did not mean backing the Khmer Rouge. Singapore Foreign Minister S. Dhanabalan said Asean supports Prime Minister Son Sann's and Prince Sihanouk's
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      Lock icon Japan agrees to trust fund for technology transfer
      302 3 BANGKOK, Wed. Japan has accepted m principle an Asean proposal that Tokyo set up a trust fund to finance the transfer of Japanese technology to the region, senior Asean officials here said today. The proposal was submitted to the Japanese government as
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      UN group reports on views of Asean ministers
      194 3  -  TAN LJAN CHOO NANCY CHNG AND BANGKOK, Wed. MEMBERS of the United Nations Ad Hoc Committee on Kampuchea today met the five Asean foreign ministers and gave verbal reports on their findings. Led by chairman Massamba Sarre, Senegal's permanent representative to the
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      124 3 Goh Beng Kwan (Singapore's winner of the prestigious "Painting of the Year award) An exhibition at Citibank from tomorrow Creative collages dominate Beng Kwan's art. In them, he evokes a rare, fresh and sensitive feeling with untried materials. This exhibition features his latest series of collages and is being held
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      Lock icon PLO rebels, loyalists vow to fight on
      404 4 PLO rebels, loyalists vow to fight on BEIRUT, Wed MUTINEERS and loyalists m Mr Yasser Arafat's Palestine Liberation Organisation were reported battling for a second straight day m eastern Lebanon today with both sides vowing a fight to the finish. Police said at least 28 Palestinians from the warring PLO
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      Lock icon Lebanese clash with Syrians as Habib arrives
      209 4 Lebanese clash with Syrians as Habib arrives BEIRUT, Wednesday LEBANESE and Syrian soldiers clashed with light weapons yesterday for the first time m many years m the mountains north-east of here, Beirut radio reported today. The state-run radio said there was a brief exchange of fire m the afternoon and
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      Lock icon Silence kept by Begin is self-imposed, says aide
      128 4 Silence kept by Begin is self-imposed, says aide JERUSALEM, Wed. Israeli Prime Minister Menachem Begin, said to be downcast and withdrawn, is keeping a selfimposed silence, a senior aide said yesterday. Dismissing suggestions that Mr Begin was sunk m depression, the aide said the Prime Minister had decided not to
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      Lock icon Fatal flashes
      40 4 NEW DELHI, Wed. At least 12 people were killed when they were struck by lightning m the central Indian Madhya Pradesh state, an agency report said today. The victims were working m fields when they were struck. AFP
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        Lock icon Rebels let woman go
        92 4 REBELS HOLDING five aid workers hostage m southern Sudan allowed one of their captives to fly a wounded woman to Kenya on Tuesday and threatened to kill the others if he did not return, diplomatic sources m Nairobi said yesterday. They said Canadian pilot Martin Overdune
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        Lock icon S. Korea's top priority
        62 4 SOUTH KOREA is giving top priority to improving relations with the Soviet Union and China to help prevent another war on the Korean peninsula, Foreign Minister Lee BumSuk said m Seoul yesterday. "The greatest task facing our diplomacy is to normalise relations with the Soviet Union
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        Lock icon Salvadoran killed
        57 4 A RIGHT-WING Salvadoran politician was shot and killed on Tuesday m the latest incident of the growing violence m the capital of war-torn El Salvador. The coroner's office named the victim as Rene Ibarrios Amaya, a Republican Alliance deputy, and said he was shot outside his home on
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        Lock icon Release postponed
        89 4 ANGOLAN REBELS have postponed the release of 38 Czech women and children hostages because they do not want them flown to Zimbabwe, the International Committee of the Red Cross said m Geneva yesterday. The Unita rebels were scheduled to liand the group over yesterday to Red Cross officials
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        Lock icon Malawi's polling day
        82 4 MALAWI WAS going to the polls yesterday m a general election which will have no effect on the political make-up of the southern African country ruled since independence by President Kamuzu Banda. The result of the elections will be known on July 3. Voters can choose between
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      Lock icon US economy 'is beginning to sparkle'
      490 5 But still a long way to go, says Reagan PRESIDENT Reagan has said "America's economy is beginning to sparkle" and revised the nations economic growth rate upward from 4.7 to 5.5 per cent for the year. At his 18th formal press conference Mr Reagan
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      Lock icon $14.6 b trade deficit in May
      174 5 WASHINGTON, Wed. The US foreign trade deficit surged to a singlemonth record of US$6.9 billion (5514.6 billion) m May, the US Commerce Department said yesterday. One department economist said the shortfall for all of 1983 will be bigger than expected. "It looks like the
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      Lock icon French minister fears potential world grain war
      172 5 French minister fears potential world grain war UNITED NATIONS, Wed. The world grain market has the potential for a trade war m which all the major Eroducers would be wers, French Agriculture Minister Michel Rocard said today. 'Absurd' He told a four-day ministerial session of the UN World Food Council:
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      Lock icon Vet accused of battering his baby to death
      113 5 Vet accused of battering his baby to death CHICAGO, Wed. A veterinary surgeon was arrested yesterday for allegedly battering his son to death on the delivery room floor 30 minutes after he was born. Daniel McKay, 35, of Beecher, Chicago, killed the baby after he apparently lost control on seeing
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      Lock icon Reagan on Carter Papers
      74 5 WASHINGTON, Wed. President Reagan said at his press conference last night that he did not know, until a few days ago, about the Carter Papers. The papers were allegedly acquired secretly by his aides during his successful election campaign against President Carter m 1980. President Reagan
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  • AROUND THE WORLD 4
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      Lock icon Church-run fund to help Poland
      388 6 Part of deal to ease Walesa out, say sources VATICAN CITY, Wed POLAND and the Roman Catholic Church agreed to set up a church-run foundation providing millions of dollars m grants and loans from the West to revive the economy of the Soviet bloc country,
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      Lock icon Call to curb entry of foreign doctors into Britain
      252 6 Call to curb entry of foreign doctors into Britain LONDON, Wed. The fear of unemployment has moved British doctors to vote overwhelmingly for the introduction of curbs on the number of overseas doctors allowed to work m Britain. About 600 doctors at a British Medical Association (BMA) annual meeting m
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      Lock icon US presses allies to get talks moving
      175 6 BELGRADE:, Wed. The United States yesterday put pressure on its industrial partners of Western Europe and Japan to break a deadlock over trade and protectionism at the Unctad-6 conference here. The official heading the US negotiating team here, Mr Gordon Street), was quoted
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      Lock icon Soviets threaten to reduce trade with Bonn
      159 6 Soviets threaten to reduce trade with Bonn BERLIN, Wednesday THE Soviet Union has threatened to slash purchases from West Germany, its leading Western trading partner, if new American Pershing n and cruise missiles are deployed m West Germany. West Germany's Economic Minister, Count Otto Lambsdorff, said yesterday this was the
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    Geylang Methodist to take in boys
    569 7  -  JUNE TAN School to get better facilities m new buildings By Our Education Reporter MORE males will soon move into traditionally female territory. Come January, they will go, not where angels fear to tread but where skirts have always reigned. Then, Geylang Methodist Girls'
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    The prima donna service man
    427 7  -  WONG Al KWEI Lack of status blamed By THERE is such a shortage of service and maintenance personnel that some employers say they expect to be treated like a special breed. Mr Milton Tan, managing director of R.E. Morris International, said that' there were so
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    Music contest
    43 7 A MUSIC competition for children between the ages of five and 14 is being organised by the Irving Road community centre. The contest will be held on Aug 6 as part of the National Day celebrations. For more details, telephone *****8.
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    'Senior execs can get staff to work hard'
    259 7 SENIOR executives can play a key role m the productivity drive for they are the people who can motivate staff into giving of their best to the organisation. Dr Ang Kok Peng, MP for Buona Vista, yesterday told senior executives: "You are
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    Cabby knocked into man hailing his taxi
    114 7 A TAXI-DRIVER collided Into a man who was trying to flag his taxi and failed to stop after the accident, a magistrate's court heard yesterday. Quek Poh Elk, 44, was fined $SM for the collision and $244) for falling to stop after the
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    Thai army chief calls on Chok Tong
    284 7 THE visiting Royal Thai Army Commander-in-Chief, Gen Arthit Kamlang-Ek, yesterday called on Defence Minister Goh Chok Tong and Minister of State (Defence) Yeo Ning Hong. Gen Arthit, here on a five-day visit at the invitation of Maj-Gen Winston Choo, the Chief of the
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    Highlights of yesterday's proceedings
    506 8 Highlights of yesterday's proceedings THE WHOLE TRUTH?: Harbour pilot R. K. Sams was the centre of a storm yesterday, when two counsel charged that he did not tell the truth when he testified before the commission. Capt Sama appeared on Day Two and said that when he went on board
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    Doubts over evidence of Sama and Baptista
    1513 8  -  ALAN JOHN By GERRY de SILVA and MAGDALENE LUM, THE tide being strong and the tug's tow- line coming off the hook of V-7 made the vessel difficult to control, thus causing the vessel to set down and the derrick fouling the cable
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      86 8 They'll go to your head, this singing trio. The toast of the nightclub circuit m the I X Phizzical They'll seduce you with their dances. Tickle you with their act. Catch them m action at The Belvedere Supper Club from 10.30 pm to 11.15 pm. The Kasbah, 1 1.45 pm
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    The good times at Times book stores
    263 9 TIMES Publishing Bhd is launching an advertising and promotions blitz to invite more people into Times book stores. The chief executive of the Times Organisation, Mr L. J. Holloway, said last night that the opening of Times the Bookshop m Centrepoint at Orchard
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    Jail and fine
    41 9 DESPATCH rider Rosli bin Selamat, 18, was jailed for one day and fined $750 by a magistrate yesterday for keeping $520 belonging to his employer, La Fleur Travel Services. Rosli pleaded guilty to committing criminal breach of trust.
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    Prices of resale flats tumble as demand shrinks
    473 9  -  MATHEW YAP By AS THE prices of new Housing Board flats go up by 5 per cent, the demand and the market price of resale flats appear to be tumbling. Despite the fact that there are 107,000 people on the waiting list
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    Drug inquiry adjourned
    54 9 THE preliminary inquiry on Anthony Reid, 25, charged with importing 85.06 g of heroin at the railway station's customs checkpoint on Jan 20, was adjourned yesterday until Oct3. Reid also faces a charge of importing 6.64 g of cannabis and a third charge of having a syringe
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    Commuters on bus helped to detain man
    138 9 COMMUTERS on board a bos helped to detain a man who molested a schoolgirl during a ride along Ontram Road on Monday. The bos driver later stopped the bos at Kirn Pong Road In Tlong Bahra and one of the commuters alighted to
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    HDB rejects veg dealers' rent plea
    328 9 HDB rejects veg dealers' rent plea THE Housing Board has rejected the appeal by Beach Road vegetable dealers for phased increases m rentals when they move to the new vegetable wholesale complex m Pasir Panjang today. A HDB spokesman yesterday said thatthe rentals pegged for stallholders affected by the demolition
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    No more rainy waits
    65 9 THEATRE-GOERS will soon be sheltered from the rain and sun when they queue to buy tickets at the National Theatre box office. The ticketing office is now being renovated and will be ready by July 15. The National Theatre Trust has also repaired the toilets at
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    Not dirty, just selfish
    553 10  -  LILLIAN CHEW By f'4 < rl.»j 0 I T'^>jl J'-^f THE cost of cleaning up is high. It is estimated that shopping complexes spend $30,904 to $40,©0§ a month each on cleaning services while owners of 20--storey office blocks ha veto spend about $12,800 to $15,900.
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    Campaign to urge the public to keep toilets clean
    465 10  -  EVANGELINE GAMBOA By 4 LET no one, whoever he may be, before, at, or after meals, early or late, foul the staircase, corridors or closets with urine or other filth, but go to suitable, prescribed places for such relief. Mr Rajaratnam,
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    ROY's bid to cut cabby-fare tiffs
    607 10  - ROV's bid to cut cabby-fare tiffs RAY DHALIWAL By MISUNDERSTANDINGS between taxi drivers and passengers can be avoided. And the Registry of Vehicles is setting out to help them avoid such tiffs the cause of many a complaint m its ledgers. It is taking advantage of this year's national courtesy
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    Chinese dance course
    46 10 Chinese dance course A COURSE on Chinese dancing for beginners starts on July 4. The classes, organised by the National Theatre Club's Chinese Dance Troupe, will be held on Mondays from 6.30 p.m. until 8 p.m. at the theatre's practice room. For further details, telephone *****43.
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    Lock icon Specially grown for you
    368 12 These crops will be on display at the horticulture show SEEN any sprawling rice or wheat fields m Singapore lately? The answer will inevitably be: "No". Yet Singapore-grown padi, from which comes rice and wheat, will be on show here soon. Also on display will be
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    $22,000 and gems stolen
    83 12 THIEVES broke into a I three-room Housing Board flat at Prinsep Street and got away with about $22,000 and jewellery worth j $3,000 on Tuesday. A retired businessman, Mr T.L. Fan, 70, told police that he left home at 12.30 p.m. and when he returned four
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    Data on tap at NUS for financial community
    250 14 Data on tap at NUS for financial community RELEVANT information on competition, investment opportunities and market conditions will be available to the financial community from the Corporate Statistics Database developed by the National University of Singapore's Faculty of Accountancy and Business Administration. The university has arranged for the data to
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    Subsidy for travel agents' ads
    285 14 Subsidy for travel agents' ads IN A drive to increase the number of tourists coming here, the Singapore Tourist Promotion Board has set aside $250,000 to subsidise advertisements by travel agents. This effort comes m the light of the 1.2 per cent drop m visitor arrivals recorded for the first
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    Down memory lane...
    305 14 Ex-PoW pays tribute to comrades A MOMENT of sadness for Mr Ronald Klllick as memories come flooding of comrades who died m battle and m prisons over 40 years ago. He is seen laving a wreath at Kranji War Memorial yesterday m "ptnembraiu'e of comrades who died
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    Moneylending case for trial
    65 14 A MAN yesterday claimed trial to a charge of running a money lending business without a licence when he allegedly lent $200,000 m return for $60,000 m interest. Ramesh Nathani s/o Lachmandas, 41, is alleged to have loaned Mr Ling Tian Song the money on Aug
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    Four helicopters for venture with China
    235 14 AIRTRUST (Singapore), a local air charter company catering to the offshore oil industry, is buying four Bell helicopters for its joint venture with China, j Yue Kin. The company is trying j to borrow US$l5 million (Ss32 million) from banks j here for the
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    Five stole from ship
    64 14 FIVE labourers were jailed for a day and fined $400 each yesterday for stealing nine dhotis and two sarees worth a total of $590 from a ship berthed at Pasir Panjang wharves on Monday. Raja Gopal alias Villan, 32, Kandaiah alias Pechamuthu, 31, Nesadurai alias Durai,
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    EEC seminars to get more to invest in Asean
    666 14  - EEC seminars to get more to invest in Asean AHMAD OSMAN By THE European Economic Community is organising a series of seminars to encourage more mediumsized companies m Europe to invest m Asean. It is also looking into the possibility of holding more conferences of representatives from specific industrial sectors
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    Durian imports reach $ 10.3m
    406 15  - Durian imports reach 10.3 m LIM SOON NEO By Business Times SINGAPOREANS spent more than $10 million on durians last year and they may have to pay more this year because of costlier durians from Malaysia. Last year, Singapore imported nearly 13,400 tonnes of durians worth $10.3 million, according to
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    Five-cent coin raises eyebrows
    243 15  - Five-cent coin raises eyebrows TAN SIOK HOON By OLD five-cent "pomfret" coins, recently re-released for circulation, are raising the public's eyebrows. Yesterday, a spokesman for the Board of Commissioners of Currency said that as they are legal tender, the public should not hesitate to accept them. One million of the
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    Success of X-ray programme may boomerang
    430 15 THE success of the Xray screening programme is, ironically, starting to jeopardise its future. Dr N. C. Sen-Gupta, medical director of the Singapore Anti-Tubercu-losis Association, stated this m the Sata annual report for 1982. Due to the low incidence of tuberculosis among their employees,
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    I was victim of cable car tragedy — drug supervisee
    243 15 I was victim of cable car tragedy drug supervisee A DRUG supervisee claimed m the High Court yesterday that he was a "victim" of the cable car tragedy on Jan 29. Augustine Lawrence, 27, a labourer, said that he was caught m the Keppel area that evening because there was
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    Things you can pick up at an auction
    72 15 Things you can pick up at an auction LOOKING for a toy Samurai sword, a chainsaw or even a second-hand stethoscope? These will be among the thousands of items to go under the hammer at a public auction to be held today by auctioneers Victor and Morris. Bidding will start
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    Charged with armed holdup
    66 15 A MAN was yesterday charged with armed robbery of $200,000 from the home of Mr Lee Thye Cheong at Li Hwan Drive, on Tuesday afternoon. No plea was taken from Lim See Tuan, 43, who is alleged to have committed the offence with an accomplice. Lim
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    Taiwan trawler runs aground
    118 15 A TAIWANESE fishing trawler ran aground on the Cyrene Reef, about two-and-a-half kilometres off Pulau Bukom, during low tide yesterday. The trawler Yung Wei, with a 25-man crew, was on its way to the Jurong Fisheries Port when the incident occurred at about 1.15 a.m. No
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      216 15 LANVIN I PARIS M a Boutique Lanvin at the Hyatt Regency Hotel will be a closed for extensive renovations from 30th June to Jr the 30th August. ff Meanwhile, customers may visit any one of our ff Lanvin corners located m the department stores ff listed below. ff Tangs Superstore.
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      131 16 Ninety-nine point nine per cent of people reading this advertisement are wasting their time. Isn't that a fascinating fact? No? Well it is when you compare it with the rest of the ad. There's no pictures of girls, no once m a lifetime Holidays to be won, no exciting breakthroughs
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    SAF to show off its new military hardware
    474 17 THE Singapore Armed Forces' static display promises to be as exciting as the mobile display when it starts tomorrow Armed Forces Day. It will be a display where the public can see a huge concentration of SAF military hardware, including the never-publicly-shown
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    WP questions HDB price rise
    82 17 THE Workers' Party has raised several questions on the price increase of 5 per cent for Housing Board flats from July 1. The party secretarygeneral, Mr J. B. Jeyaretnam, m a statement yesterday, asked: WHY should the new prices be applied to flats for which
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    Advice for those going to the SAF display
    332 17 HERE'S some friendly advice from the Defence Ministry: Spectators attending the SAF display over the weekend would do well to wear hats or other headgear as hot and sunny weather is expected. Umbrellas, however, should not be used unless it rains because
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    Drug case man 'betrays' bailor friend
    195 17 Drug case man 'betrays' bailor friend THE story of an "honest and loyal friend betrayed" was told m the High Court yesterday by a lawyer whose client became $5,000 poorer after standing bail for a distant relative and friend of 20 years standing. The villain m the story was a
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    Woman died after appendix operation
    149 17 Woman died after appendix operation CORONER Liew Thiam Leng yesterday heard that a woman, Lim Lee Keow, 26, died after an appendix operation. Dr Ralph Ernest Stanley, medical officer at Tan Tock Seng hospital, told the court he carried out the operation on March 13, 1981 and discovered an "outpouching"
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      Lock icon Ex-college lecturer loses libel appeal
      177 18 Ex-college lecturer loses libel appeal KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. Former lecturer Clarence Wilfred, who is alleged to have advocated tree sex to trainee teachers, lost his appeal m the Federal Court here against a High Court dismissal of his libel salt against the government. Mr Wilfred, 44, failed m his salt,
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      Lock icon Tunku has surgery to remove cataract
      62 18 TUNKU ABDUL RAHMAN (left), the former Malaysian Prime Minister, having a chat with his doctor m a hotel on Monday after cataract surgery m Washington, "Everything went perfectly well, said Dr David Mclntyre, who performed the operation. He added that the Tunku, 80, would
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      Lock icon Varsities to switch to Bahasa soon
      327 18 Sole medium of instruction m the first year KUALA LUMPUR, Wed ALL five Malaysian universities will use Bahasa Malaysia as the sole medium of instruction for first-year courses when the new academic session starts next month. The move represents a culmination of the programme
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      Lock icon Embassies to give trade priority
      277 18 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. Malaysian missions abroad are being reorientated to give greater priority to trade and to help the country's exporters secure orders. Deputy Foreign Affairs Minister Abdul Kadir Sheikh Fadzir said today that, under the government's new directions and the Malaysia Incorporated concept, the
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      The mystery of Ramlee's Azizah lingers on
      261 18 The mystery of Ramlee's Azizah lingers on KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. Who is the real Azizah that Mr P. Ramlee, the legend of the Malay film and music industry, immortalised m his song? Is she Puan Azizah binti Hassan Baghdad, the woman who recently claimed she was the woman, or is
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      Farm course
      38 18 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. Five Malaysian students will leave for Yugoslavia later this year for post-graduate studies m agriculture at institutions of higher learning there, the outgoing Yugoslav ambassador here, Mr Lazar Musicki, told Bernama news agency.
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      Cut in mailbags causes pile-up
      128 18 Cut in mailbags causes pile -up KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. The effects of a quarter-mil lion-dollar slash m allocation for mailbags are already showing Hart Raya gift parcels are piling up m a number of post offices. "In less immediate remedial action is taken, most of the parcels will be delivered
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      242 18 ETHEBITE OF AN ORANGE MORE ACHE THAN ZEST? 4fcfW '^V There is a Try this simple //X. solution test, lake a fresh Sensodvne wedge of orange '.'h'\ toothpaste and b<e mto the f 1 fro mtheuSA. fruit. How does it I I The one most feel? If you are 1,..-.
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      279 19 ill: II w^ M I < n. 11 B UKRHKKK Jm Wk II wfSStSSS^^^^**^^ Now there is a totally new Corolla. More emphasis on luxury without rnpm i a dadc IWIC-\A/ 7"^^^^^^"! "/V Conceived and built to further the legend sacrificing that Corolla economy. UUKULLA AKh I^IE- W IV/I W
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    The straits Times Says... Not by law alone
    499 20 The straits Times Says... Not by law alone NO, NO. The situation is not quite as bad as Mr Rajaratnam puts it. Singapore would not become one vast rubbish dump were the laws on littering and garbage disposal suddenly revoked. The Second Deputy Prime Minister (Foreign Affairs) has overlooked the
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    Congress loses its veto but not real power
    1619 20  - Congress loses its veto but not real power PETER BARNARD By US Editor 4 The irony of the veto is that most presidents have supported it, at least until A they got into office. TWO things happened m 1976 that could not have seemed less relevant to each other at
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    What big power rivalries mean to other nations
    797 20  -  LEE KIM CHEW By VIETNAMESE ambition m Indochina is a big frustration and concern for the Soviet Union. The Russians are spending US$3 million to US$4 million (556.3 raillion to SsB.4 million) daily m a situation where there is no certainty of
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  • FORUM
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      No need to drop one's belief in debate and dissent
      651 21 "LET as not be afraid of debate or dissent let us encourage it. For if we should ever abandon these basic American traditions m the name of fighting communism, what would it profit us to win the whole world when
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      Aptitude test unfair
      128 21 I AM concerned about the way the aptitude test for admission into the computer science course at the National University of Singapore was conducted recently. It was conducted at different venues recently and was divided into two parts, which were further divided into sections. At some venues
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    • REPLIES
      • Letter
        Kidney transplants are the answer
        164 21 WE refer to the letter "Hold flag day to buy kidney machines" by "Kidney and Cornea Donor." (ST, June 21). We thank him for his concern and suggestion to raise funds through a flag day for the purpose of purchasing dialysis machines. We will be
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      • Letter
        Library doesn't buy textbooks
        167 21 PLEASE refer to the letter "Change policy on loan of these books" by "Proposals." (ST, June 3). We wish to clarify that the National Library does not accept reservations for supplementary textbooks although limited copies are available for loan. Further, it is not the library's policy
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      • Letter
        Law was one of their choices
        147 21 I REFER to the letter "Medical stream students offered law instead" by J. Lim. (ST, June 14). The writer asked why students from the medical stream at junior colleges with excellent results were offered law instead of their choice of medicine. When students are
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      • Letter
        Worried by TV, cinema ads featuring Satan
        270 21 Worried by TV, cinema ads featuring Satan THERE is a creeping cult of evil and satanism which is beginning to openly spread its tentacles m Singapore. In recent months, I noticed with dismay the use of Satan, complete with horns and tail, m cinema and television advertisements. Satan is the
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    • On HDB flats
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        Waiting and waiting
        58 21 THE Housing Board has said it is uncommon for a three-room applicant to be waiting for four years with no sign of allocation. I applied for a threeroom flat m May 1979 m the Bedok/Tampines Zone. I still have not heard of any allocation by the HDB.
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        Allow them to upgrade
        68 21 MY registration number (BT4/*****3) was given to me six years and two months ago, and I am still unable to get a flat. The Housing Board's priority allocations is the reason why applicants like me have to wait longer. Could it allow fourroom applicants keen on
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        Reward them, too
        51 21 THE Ministry of Education must be commended for rewarding teachers with 'O' level distinctions m mathematics, English language and English literature. However, as Singapore is gearing up to a new technological era, I feel this gesture should be extended to science and technical subjects. RICHARD YAP Singapore
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        Poor ventilation in these buses
        154 21 TRAVELLING m a Singapore Bus Service bus is a hot experience, aggravated by the poor design of some bus windows. SBS ought to get someone to take a look at the windows on buses SBS 5336 and SBS 4695. The lower decks of both buses
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      403 21 CERTIFICATE IN JS^^PUBUC RELATIONS MANAGEMENT o programme designed for the private and public sector Singapore, August 24 November 26, 1983 (4 Modules) (Limited to 18 participants only) Programme Objectives To develop and improve the management skills of public relations executives. Programme Format/Duration It consists of a series of 354 day
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      Agricultural relief for Thailand's economy
      1339 22  -  J. MUKDHIL But the government is worried over the future growth of farm output By THE gods are on Thailand's side. Or so it may seem m looking back on the 4.5 per cent growth registered by the economy m 1982, a grim year the
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      Thais tighten their belts to improve worsening trade deficits
      502 22 Thais tighten their belts to improve worsening trade deficits NO RELIEF Is m sight for Thailand. Its worsening trade deficit for the first four months of this year indicates a farther delay m benefiting from the recovery m the US economy. The deficit was two and a half times bigger
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  • TIMESBUSINESS
    • NEWSBRIEFS
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        Ganda profits up
        46 23 GANDA Holdings Bhd has reported group pretax profits of M 5794,296 for the six months to March 31, 1983, against M 5310,725 previously. Group turnover stood at M 522.8 million compared with M 521.11 million for the six months to March 31, 1982.
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        Wilkinson earnings
        39 23 WILKINSON Process Rubber Co Bhd has announced group profits before tax of M 5939,767 for the half-year to March 31, 1983, compared with Msl.9 million previously. Group turnover also dropped from Mslo.BB million to M 59.35 million.
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        Riverview dividend
        43 23 DIRECTORS of Riverview Rubber Estates Bhd have declared a second interim dividend of 5 per cent less tax, payable on Aug 18, to shareholders registered on Aug 6. The company's register of members will be closed from Aug 8 to 17.
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        Trading resumes
        14 23 TRADING m the shares of South Malaysia Industries Bhd will resume today.
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        Genting's new articles
        24 23 SHAREHOLDERS of Genting Bhd have approved the company's proposed new articles of association at an extraordinary general meeting on June 27.
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        Acquisition price
        32 23 ASIATIC Development Bhd has announced that the consideration for its acquisition of Ayer Item Oil Mill Sdn Bhd is M 57.82 million and not M 57.67 million as originally reported.
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        OUE sells stake
        70 23 OVERSEAS Union Enterprise Ltd said it has agreed to sell its holding of 5.02 million shares of 10 pence each m Boustead PLC for a cash price of $2.69 per share. The sale will result m a net suplus of $10.04 million which would be credited to
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        Lock icon Trade deficit widens
        109 23 BANGKOK, Wed. Thailand's trade deficit widened to 29 billion bant (552.64 billion) m the first five months of this year, from six billion baht m the same period last year, official estimates show. The estimates say exports m the first five months fell to 59 billion baht
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        Lock icon Housing starts fall
        88 23 TOKYO, Wed. Japanese housing starts fell 11.2 per cent to 82,605 units m May from 92,995 units a year earlier after a 3.8 per cent year-on-year fall m April, the Construction Ministry said. Starts fell 19 per cent from 102,031 units m April when they rose 12
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        Lock icon Current account deficit
        100 23 SEOUL, Wed. After posting this year's first monthly surplus m April, South Korea's current account slid back into a deficit m May when it was US$l35 million (*****.4 million) m the red, the Economic Planning Board reported. The May deficit, also m sharp contrast to a year
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        Lock icon Orders rise
        80 23 FRANKFURT, Wed. Incoming orders for the West German engineering industry rose a real 3 per cent m May compared with the same month 1982, the industry association, VDMA, said. Orders from abroad rose a real 5 per cent, while domestic orders rose one per cent. Over the first
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      Johan may move into financial services sector
      305 23 Johan may move into financial services sector JOHAN Holdings Bhd, which is looking out for more investment opportunities, has identified the financial services sector as one area, said chairman Tan Kay Hock m his statement to shareholders. He pointed out that organic growth, together with rationalisation of existing operations, should
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      Hwa Hong announces rights and bonus issues
      436 23 HWA Hong Manufacturing has announced separate rights and bonus issues to raise more funds. The edible oils manufacturer has proposed to increase its paid-up share capital from $21.62 million to $33.15 million through a one-for-three rights issue and a one-for-five bonus issue. The
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      Raleigh to acquire Taman Bukit Maluri
      420 23 RALEIGH Cycles (Malaysia) Bhd is acquiring Taman Bukit Maluri m the Kepong area of Kuala Lumpur for Ms6s million. The company said yesterday that it has entered into a conditional agreement with Syarikat Maluri Sdn Bhd to acquire the entire paid-up capital of Taman
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      Keppel acquires stake in National Oxygen
      226 23 KEPPEL Shipyard is to buy a 10 per cent stake m National Oxygen Pte Ltd, a joint-venture company being set up to produce industrial gases. National Iron and Steel Mills, the majority shareholder with a 51 per cent interest, has announced it has sold
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      Settlement trading in some shares suspended
      374 23 THERE will be no settlement trading m the shares of a number of companies which recently announced bonus, rights and other issues m the new settlement trading period beginning this Friday. Among the companies affected are Fraser Neave, Intraco, Shell (FOM) and United Industrial
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      Time Engineering seeks listing on KL exchange
      346 23 Time Engineering seeks listing on KL exchange TIME Engineering Bhd is seeking a listing on the Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange. The public offer from the company is expected this week. The issue will be the sixth this year and follows m quick succession that of C I Holdings, Perusahaan Pelangi
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      SELANGOR DREDGING EARNINGS DECLINE
      125 23 SELANGOR DREDGING EARNINGS DECLINE SELANGOR Dredging Bhd continues to be affected by the export restrictions on tin, as evident from its unaudited pre-tax earnings which fell 37 per cent to M 56.49 million for the year ended March 31, 1983. Turnover declined 11 per cent to M 515.77 million. The
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    • Market Highlights
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        Prices close mixed in selective trading
        434 23 SINGAPORE: Share prices closed narrowly mixed on renewed buying interest m selective active trading yesterday. Genting rose 20 cents to $4.60, Jacks International 20 cents to $8.70, Magnum 46 cents to $4.80 and Hong Leong Credit 35 cents to $7.00. Keck Seng fell 15
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      • CHIEF PRICE CHANGES
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          Falls
          20 23 Kesang Hldgs 400 -40 Spore Land 720 -25 Keck Seng 660 -25 Shell 895 -10 Lien Hoe 880 -10
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          Rises
          74 23 Magnum Corpn 478 +44 N S T 1220 +40 Kamunting 50* 690 +40 H Leong Credit 700 +35 Seacorp 1180 +30 Textile Corp 326 +30 Johan Hldgg 925 +25 Hong Leong Ind 820 +25 Temerloh 545 +25 George Kent 50t 352 +24 S P Textile 266 +24 B Ray
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          Indices
          44 23 June 28 June 29 BT Composite: 938.36 937.56 BT Indicator: *****8 *****7 ST Industrials: 965.45 965.16 ST Finance: 2577.69 2581.89 ST Hotels: 1017.26 1013.63 ST Properties: 777.82 777.70 ST Minings: 264.96 266.11 ST Plantations: 1262.81 1267.15 OCBC: 826.72 828.29 SES Ind: 729.02 736.66
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          Most Active
          25 23 Pahang Cons 1,540,000 Magnum 977,000 Taiping Text 881,000 Faber Merlin 866,000 Supreme Corp 713,000 Total turnover: 21.76 m Total value: $72. 55 m
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        SCOREBOARD
        31 23 Up Down unch Industrials 54 48 24 Finance 6 10 5 Hotels 1 12 0 Properties 5 6 4 Plantations 15 2 Mining 4 2 1 Deb/Loans 2 3 4
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        ST INDUSTRIALS INDEX COMPONENTS
        74 23 Boosteadßhd +2 C*C -5 CCM Cold Storage Dunlop Ind -4 Ess© -5 F* N Gentlngs -r 22 Guinness Guthrie Bhd Haw Par -3 Inchcape Bhd MTC NBT +1 Nat Iron 10 PMC -5 Pan Elec -2 Perils Plant +5 Prlraa -10 Robinson's 2 R«thmans I -4
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      Singapore closing prices
      2983 24 All shares quoted have a par value of $1, unless otherwise specified. Adjusted for scrip/rights. N Tax-exempted dividend. ABN Is traded m lots of II shares each, with the price quoted m dollars. Gr'« Net 1983 Last Yld P/K Vol Day High Low Company Salt- or- ('000)
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      Market finishes on steadier note
      523 24 THE local stock market dosed on a steadier tone yesterday after overcoming early nervousness. Bat again, baying Interest fell mainly on Malaysian-based stocks. Blue-chips remained easier. The Business Times Composite Index closed 1.81 point lower at 931.56 while the Straits Times Industrial Index was down
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      TURNOVER
      105 24 Casing tone: Steadier. Turnover: Official figures supplied by the Stock Exchange of Singapore including odd lots "Ready" totalled: 21,569,000 units valued at $72,020,000. Industrials accounted for 14,288,000, finance 1,100,000, hotels 1,120,000, properties 2,071,000, debentures, loans and bonds 221,000, plantations 891,000, mining 1,878,000. "Settlement" contracts totalled 186,000 units valued at
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    • Hectic trading in KL
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        Rises
        43 24 Magnum 540 +70 Temerloh 610 +40 Larut 490 +38 SEA Lumber 324 +34 Gadek 450 +34 Supreme Plant 268 +33 Pelangi 'A* 291 +33 U Cables 490 +30 Lion Corp 730 +30 Syn Resins 440 +28 Genting 515 +27 BRaya 294 +25
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        Falls
        12 24 Gopeng Con 1500 -50 Utd Est 630 -20 Hume 690 -20
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        Unit trusts
        169 24 M»aagera' prices for June 39 SINGAPORE UNIT TRUST The Commerce 3.39 3.60xd The Savings Fund 2.00 2.12 S'pore Prog Fund 1.55 1.64 S'pore Sec. Fund 2.33 2.47 S'pore Invest Fund 1.14 1 21xd S'pore Equity Fund 1.52 1.61 ASIA UNIT TRUST Mai Invest Fund 2.91 3.08 Mai Prog
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        KL SCOREBOARD
        41 24 Up Down unch Industrials 51 32 22 Finance 3 3 2 Hotels 0 2 0 Properties 3 6 1 Oil Palms 3 1 2 Tins 4 3 0 Robbers 8 7 3 fi Rubbers 0 0 1 Deb/Loans 110
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      BUSINESS DONE-SINGAPORE
      3415 24 BED 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 Board deals
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      2295 24 BED and offer prices officially listed and business m and reported to the Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange yesterday, with the number of shares traded shown m brackets m lots of 1,000 units unless otherwise specified. INDUSTRIALS AjtaMMte (3.308) Alc«m (3.528) (1) 3.54 (7) 3.50 (10) 3.52 A
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        651 25 RUBBER PRICES m Singapore yesterday closed slightly lower with July One RSS buyers quoted at 233.50 cents per kilo, down three cents from Tuesday's dose. -tm^^m^mmtm^tmm Morning prices were market! down slightly on lack of buying support and lower London advices after a lower opening. Afternoon prices fluctuated around
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        32 25 Rubber: June 29 Singapore: July: 233.50 cents (down 3.00 cents) Malaysia: July: 252.50 cents (down 3.00 cents) Tin: M 530.90 per kilo (up 18.00 cents) 97 tonnes (up 35 tonnes)
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        195 25 The Malaysian crude palm oil market yesterday rose on covering m anticipation of India's tender today. Trading was moderately active. In July, central firmed Mslo to MsBos per tonne while south and north gained Mss each to MsBoo and M 5797.50 respectively. August saw central trade at M
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        31 25 LONDON: Copper prices on Tuesday (previous m brackets): Wirebars Spot buyers £1114.00 (£1121.00); sellers £1115.00 (£1121.50); Three Months buyers £1126.00 (£1134.00); sellers £1126.50 (£1134.50). Market tone: Steady Sales: 14,375 tonnes.
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        242 25 THE STRAITS TIN price m Penang yesterday firmed further to M 530.90 a kilo, up 18 cents, but still remained within the ITA lower range of M 529.15 and M 532.06. The offerings of 97 tonnes was below the daily average turnover of 155 tonnes, and this had
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        132 25 PRODUCE Exchange, Singapore, noon closing prices per IN kg yesterday: Coconut oil: Bulk fob $119.00 sellers, old drum (m second hand drum) fob $132.00 sellers, new drum fob $136.00 sellers. Copra: Mixed (loose) $70 buyers. Pepper: Muntok white pepper fob Asta NLW $375.00 sellers, Sarawak white pepper fag
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        217 25 THE KILOBAR market for gold deliverable m Singapore opened at $28,462 and closed at $28,575 yesterday. In the Far East, gold opened at U*****.75/414.75 before it narrowed down to 414.00/414.50. Some buying however took the market up to 414.60/415.10 before it eased to close the morning session at 414.30/414.80.
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        34 25 Taw Mm New York 11.378 U-758 11.45S 11.82S Zurich 11.708 12.008 11.80S 1210S Wed Tnes Singapore 11.508 11.608 11.60S U.7OS Closing prices m US dollars a troy ounce. Source: Credit Solaae, Spare.
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        588 25 THE US dollar opened at 2.1270 80 yesterday, and trading was thin and narrow amidst mixed sentiments. It was brought to a high of 2.1295/ 05 before closing easier at 2.1285/95 The US unit was also traded easier against major currencies m quiet pre- morning trading. The
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        40 25 RANGE of prices offered by discount houses on June 28: Overnight: CaUdeposits:2-3 Cloiing Buying Selling 3-month Treasury bills 2*> 2Vi 3-month Bank bills 7% 7* 3 months CD 7* 7 6 months CD 7W 7* Source: National Dtocout Co.
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        32 25 Closing Interbank rates far Singapore dollars on June If: Offer Bid Overnight IU 5 1 month 7V» 7 2 months 7 7 3 months 7'« 7 Overnight mode 6' 2
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        24 25 THE average rate at which major Singapore banks are currently prepared to lend to their best customers is 8.94 per cent.
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        470 25 WALL STREET stock prices closed sharply lower for the second straight session on Tuesday as investors continued to sell blue chip shares on fears that interest rates are going to rise. The Dow Jones Industrial Average, which spurted higher at the opening, closed down about 20.24 points at
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        438 25 PRICES yesterday closed marginally higher on limited bargain hunting after falling sharply m the morning m line with the Wall Street decline on Tuesday. The market average added 5.95 to end at 8,844.19 after falling around 46 points from Tuesday's close m early trading. The Tokyo Stock Exchange Index
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        665 25 SHARE prices closed lower m dull trading yesterday, dealers said. At 3pm, the Financial Times Index was own 6.0 points at 713.6. Sharp falls on Wall Street prompted an initial markdown m prices and, after a rally attempt petered out m mid-morn-ing, prices m the main showed little change
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        50 25 H.K.HANG SENG Wednesday 941.10 Tuesday 943.63 Week Ago 957.62 AUSTRALIAN INDUSTRIALS Wednesday 740.9 Tuesday 743.2 Week Ago 740.5 ALL ORDINARIES Wednesday 603.9 Tuesday 604.3 Week Ago 600.5 FINANCIAL TIMES INDUSTRIALS Tuesday 719.6 Monday 725.7 Week Ago 731.4 DOW JONES AVERAGE INDUSTRIALS Tuesday 1209.23 Monday 1229.47 Week Ago 1247.40
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        311 25 Cents INDUSTRIALS A C I 141 1 A N I 2458 A P M 193 -2 Aberfoyle 690 -10 Age 197 +7 Alliance Oil 78 unch Allied Mill 180 unch Ampol Exp 205 +2 Ampol Pet 157 unch Am 420 unch Ashton 160 -3 Assoc Pulp Paper B H
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        136 25 Bahts Aokham Thai 264 +6 Asia Fibre 128 unch Ayuthaya Inv. And Trust 135 -1 Bangkok Bank 258 unch Bank Of Ayudhaya Ltd 150 unch Bata Shoe Berll Jucker 395 -2 Charoong Thai Wire 364 -4 Firestone 93 -2 First Trust 65.25 -0.5 Goodyear Industrial Finance Corp 145 -1
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        316 25 PRICES yesterday closed little changed after quiet business throughout the half -day session, with the market still lacking direction. The Hongkong dollar was still weak against the US unit, ruling at around 7.20 for most of the day. Trading comprised small investors' orders only, which mainly centred on blue
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        190 25 Francs Actions Sulsses 287 unch Alusulsse Br 745 -6 Alusulsse Reg 266 -4 Brown Boveri Br 1270 -20 Clba Gelgy Br 2025 -10 Clba Gelgy P C 1580 +5 Clba Oelgy Reg 808 -6 Credit Sulsse Br 2025 +5 Credit Sulsse Reg 388 1 Elektrowatt Br 2610 +5 George
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        170 25 Fli ABN 379.00 -3 Ahold 156.70 -2.8 Akzo 67.40 -1 AMEV 119 JO -3.8 Amfas 76.00 -i 5 Amrobnk 61.50 -1J Bergoss B«rk 27.00 -0.7 Bols 90.00 -2.1 Borsucer ***** -1.5 Boska 45.70 -0.3 Burtet 50.50 -0.5 Caland 32.50 -2.5 Calv 284.00 -7 Dell MIJ 09.60 -04 Elsevier 349.00
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      631 26 IT'S the season of "special offers" m the city centre. But this time, it is not just department stores and shops that are putting out the big sign it's office space that is being offered almost on a platter. These days, there are
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      Tange offers to design Raffles Place plaza
      488 26 WORLD-FAMOUS architectural firm Kenzo Tange and Urtec is designing the plaza above Raffles Place underground station and the first concourse level of the station. Professor Tange has offered to help the Urban Redevelopment Authority design Raffles Place plaza without accepting any fee. This
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      Larut Tin draws up key areas for diversification
      284 26 Larut Tin draws up key areas for diversification LARUT Tin Fields has identified retailing, plantations and finance as key areas for diversification and expansion. Larut chairman Siew Nim Chee said m his latest annual statement that these are the three sectors which the group considers to have good growth potential.
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      Malayan Flour realises M$27m surplus
      151 26 Malayan Flour realises M$27m surplus MALAYAN Flour Mills Bhd has realised a surplus of M 127.55 million from a recent revaluation of the company's land and buildings by the government valuer. Approval has been granted by the relevant authority to incorporate the values m the company's accounts. The company's latest
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      Malaysian Feedmills reports small profit
      366 26 MALAYSIAN Feedmills Ltd managed to show a small group operating profit of M 5141,000 m 1982, m spite of trying times during the second half of the year. The group, which suffered a hefty loss of $6.63 million m 1981, staged an encouraging recovery m
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      390 26 THREADMAKER J&P Coats (M) Bhd (JPCM) expects to make pretax profits of M 5562,000 for the year to Dec 31, 1983, after the completion of a restructuring scheme which will see it going into finance through its acquisition of Leong Hi n
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      436 25 I HONOLULU TOWER I BUNGALOW IN THE AIR NEXT TO WING ON LIFE GARDEN, BUKIT TIMAH ROAD. CENTRAL AIR-CONDITIONING SYSTEM I i;-',.'.'' j; JtlMmiilii iillt if 1 1 IiSiWfMB FOR BOOKINGS ENQUIRIES mm GLORY REALTY CO.PTE.LTD. JUQ I 16 STOREY FAR EAST SHOPPING CENTRE W^hl ORCHARD ROAD. SINGAPORE 0923 TEL:
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      388 26 GENUINE j*h^ 1 jf/Mfc #^H E.* s» fr $10 $19.60 r-^^r rj' «W I NCW/U OSEItCX IMPERIAL HOTEL I \t,\ HURRY! while \\[W 4\i.l. tf STOCKS LAST/ iJl^lr ni r^-t^^ SAM TAT 1 !&?£s(/ f]n! B f iiV^rl lEATHER GOODS CO. i^«&/> IA f\ V /J IiBV I 6-15 Martin
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      224 26 Software Development Training Centre (the official NCR Training Centre for Singapore) offers DEVELOPING COMPUTING SKILLS (Day Sessions) A. Computers m Business 2-3 July 1983 Ss3oo B. EDP CONCEPTS 4-7 July 1983 Ss4oo C. Introduction to Business 8-10 July 1983 Application Cobol Ss4so D. Microcomputers m Business 12 July 1983 How
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      677 27 TELEPHONE SERVICE: RATES: CLASSIFICATION GROUP CJ 1 Monday -Fr.d.y f^p^^^^y, p^dmory 1 per word (Mm $1 5 00) f/^**** I /\L f*^^ I^^W l^^^r f.^Sjl /VI /ifV^ i^C (12.30 pm for Sunday Times) Senn-Dispiay (M m is'/oo^trorr's T.mes) B Personal Services A Merchandise r >T\ T l(l /4^As^\A^\ ifr^ I^^
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      463 27 18 Home Furniture/ Furnishing HARI RAYA SPECIAL Imported USA Ruga: 3 1 x 5' now $25.00 3 1/2' x 5 1/2 1 now $34.00 4' x 6' now $44.00 4 1/2' x 6 1/2 1 now $59.00 6' x 9' now $105.00 9'x 12' now $230.00 Vinyl Wallcovering* Clearing at
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      623 27 20 Pets 3 PEKINGESE PUPPIES, 4 months old for sale. Tel: *****90 Mr. Thong. MALE PEKINESE TO sell at $500 with papers. Call *****75. 22 Stamps Coins BUYING SPORE/ WORLD used stamps, Straits Settlements/ Malayan Bank Notes. Sslo.oo silver coins. Golden Million 02-31 Orchard Plaza *****13. 02-07 The Arcade *****43.
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      778 27 25 Sale: Other Products SHOP FITTINGS AVAILABLE for sale. Viewing from 10a.m. to 12pm only at: #03-14 Lucky Plaza. VIDEO RECORDER, CAMERA, colour computer, hi-fi set, aircondltloner, CTV. Karllm Company *****11. ZEGNA TELEPHONE ANSWERING and recording machine at special price. Almost new. Interested, call: *****57. CLEARING BELOW COST T-shirts, showcases,
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      295 27 28 Health Centres/ Massage 1, MAGAZINE ROAD i (Off Havelock ft TEL: 91 Business hours: Daily t m it 30 Hairdressing HAIR CUT $9.00, perm $20 (man) $25 (lady) attended by overseas trained hairstylists. Tel: *****91 (salon); *****48 (residence). LAN BENJAMIN REQUIRES models by advanced students. Cut $2/Perm $5/-. Katong
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      385 27 28 Health Centres/ Massage Tone Up Your Tensed _J Muscles and Relax at our serene: CENTRAL HEALTH CENTRE m Wl-08 CENTRAL BUILDING oad) Singapore 0105 wm/mm rom 10.30 a.m. to 11.30 p.m. RELAX A REFRESH YOURSELF AT GREAT EASTERN HEALTH CENTRE sth fir Great Eastern Hotel J 401 Macpherson Road
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      499 27 36 House Renovation/Repair/Decor SPECIALIST IN REPAIRING roof leakage, renovation, brick wall, fencing, gutter and all kinds of construction work Include removals and disposals services. Reasonable price. Tel. *****45/ *****67 UNDERTAKING ROOF-LEAKING gutter, Installing windows Renovations, plumbing, electrical, furnitures, painting, changing roof-tops, awning and fence Ring *****61/ *****63 (Night *****43) WE
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      479 27 37 Aircon/Refrigerator SPECIAL OFFER FOR room aircondition plus free gift. Rental at reasonable price. Fast service *****02. 38 TV/Video/ Sound System A RELIABLE KOWA Electrical Specialises In antenna Installation, repairing all kinds of video, colour T.V. and washing machines. Tel: *****49/ *****49. CTV PICTURE TUBE specialist offers brand new Hl-Brl
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      396 27 49 Packing/Storage/ Delivery HOUSE REMOVAL TRANSPORTATION service. Days nights. Reasonable charges. Workers provided. Tel: *****97. Specialised In piano. SPECIALISE IN HOUSEHOLD, office, factory removals. Lorries, cranes for hire. Dumping, carton boxes supply. Call C.D.T. *****67 *****64. VANS, PICK-UPS, LORRIES with driver for any destination 24 hours. Workers specialise m delivery,
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      463 27 51 Printing Copying Services NAME CARDS, LETTERHEADS, Invoices, Brochures and all kinds of printing. Call: Grand Press tel: *****65 NAME CARDS WITHIN 1 day at reasonable price. Call 38-D, Changl Road, Spore 1441. Tel: *****32. OFFSET PRINTING FOR general Jobs, fast service, moderate charge. Brokers welcome. Contact tel: *****22. 52
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      733 28 55 Commercial Vessels: Sale/Charter VESSEL FOR SALE/ Charter. Tug boat 1000 BHP/ barge 200. ETA Hallkpapan 15.783. Accept tow/ cargo for Singapore. Tel: *****02/ *****60. Telex HS ***** CML. TUGS AND BARGES leaving for Ballpapan and (.'llarap prompt. Can accept full load cargoes. Call *****64/*****55 AVAILABLE ONE UNIT twin screw
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      633 28 60 Business Opportunities MELODY CARDS (FOR all occassions). Gift sets from Hong Kong for wholesale. Ellcla Ornaments, *****78. MIDDLE EAST, EUROPE, Japan, Korea Trade Directories For sale P O Box 503. Singapore 9144 Tel: *****50. SHOP OWNERS IN High Street and Serangoon Road, willing to let counter space to sell
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      450 28 62 Other Products/ 62 Other Products/ Services Services CHARTER FLIGHT TO JAKARTA CARRIES CARGO TWICE A WEEK DELIVERY TO CONSIGNEE'S ADDRESS ALSO TO ALL MAJOR CITIES IN INDONESIA contact US AH A EXPRESS II j 80.TELOK AVER STREET J SINGAPORE 0104 I TEL: *****4 -5, *****55 66 Situations Vacant a)
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      507 28 66 Situations Vacant d) Secretarial Clerical An established forwarding company handling warehousing and local delivery for a repute brand of consumer products has the following vacancies: 1) STORE SUPERVISOR (Male) Requirements: 1. Minimum 3 years of experience In accounting of stocks. 2. REcelvlng and Issuing out and all aspects of
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      771 28 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant d) Secretarial d) Secretarial Clerical Clerical Immediate vacancy available for CLERICAL ASSISTANT We offer: 5-day week. Fringe benefits. Requirements:- GCE O" level. Experience m Accounts department required. Please apply or contact for appointment: SCHMIDTMANN PTE LTD 3 SUNGEI KADUT DRIVE KRANJI INDUSTRIAL ESTATE SINGAPORE
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      427 28 66 Situations Vacant d) Secretarial Clerical COLD STORAGE We have immediate vacancies for the following positions:1. MALE ACCOUNTS CLERKS GCE O' level Knowledge of Book-Keeping 2. FEMALE GENERAL CLERKS GCE O' level Preferably with previous experience m either store, personnel or payroll functions Please apply personally or write to: The
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      649 28 66 Situations Vacant d) Secretarial Clerical A well established foreign bank invites applications lor the posts ot 1) CLERK/TELLERS 2) MALE CLERKS Applicants should possess: c GCE 'O' level with minimum 3 credits including English. c Ability to type at 35 w.p.m. c A pleasant and courteous disposition. c An
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      385 28 66 Situations Vacant j 1 d) Secretarial Clerical LAW FIRM requires 4 CONVEYANCING CLERKS c No previous experience Is required as on-the-tob training will be given, including word processor operation c Candidates must have at least 5 GCE 'O" level passes m the English stream or 2 "A" leVel passes
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      565 28 66 Situations Vacant d) Secretarial Clerical An expanding Company m Mac Pherson area has immediate vacancies for FEMALE CLERKS c GCE'O'or 'A'level. c Able to type accurately, c Age between 17-25 years c Experience not necessary but an advantage MALE CLERKS c GCE A level c Good command of English
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      397 29 66 Situations Vacant d) Secretarial Clerical Wholly foreign owned Corporation requires service of:STORE ASSISTANT (MALE) OCE •<>' level In at least 3 subjects Including Mathematics c Must have completed or been exempted from full- time N.S. (Those about to complete will also be consid- ered) c Preference will be given
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      553 29 66 Situations Vacant d) Secretarial Clerical (ftcmft) ACM A ELECTRICAL INDUSTRIES LIMITED requires SHIPPING ASSISTANT (MALE) CiCE'O 1 level. Able to type at least 35 w.p.m. c Preferably 1 year related working experience. Interested candidates are invited to submit applications m writing with complete resume together with passport size photograph
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      597 29 66 Situations Vacant d) Secretarial Clerical An Established Service Company m Jurong requires RECEPTIONIST OPERATOR c Good spoken English, c Pleasant and courteous, c Experience necessary. Salary: $400 per month plus attractive bonus. Transport provided along fixed route from Ang Mo Kio via Clementi and Jurong Interchange. Apply with rull
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      560 29 66 Situations Vacant d) Secretarial Clerical A well established shipping enterprise has the following vacancies: 1. RECEPTIONIST/ TELEPHONE OPERATOR Able to speak English, Mandarin and local dialects Knowledge of operation of PMBX switchboard preferred 2. DESPATCH RIDER Possess class 3 driving licence Own motorbike preferred Interested, please call: *****56 Established
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      536 29 66 Situations Vacant d) Secretarial Clerical Well established Shipping Company requires ACCOUNTS CLERK c Successful candidate must have experience In AccountIng work. Interested applicants please call:--*****55 An established trading firm m Bukit Merah requires a CLERK c GCE 'O' level with credit m Mathematics, c Able to type. Interested, please
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      704 29 66 Situations Vacant d) Secretarial Clerical FEMALE GENERAL CLERK required. Able to type. 1 to 2 years working experience. Good benefits and remuner itlon. Apply m own handwriting to: 355 Commonwealth Avenue Singapore 0314 with phone contact. FEMALE GENERAL CLERK required c GCE 'O' Level or equivalent, c Able to
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      824 29 66 Situations Vacant d Secretarial Clerical AMERICAN FREIGHT FORWARDING requires a Receptionist. Good voice and pleasant personality. Able to type. Experience not necessary Call: *****22, for interview. AN ESTABLISHED FIRM requires Receptionist/ Telephone Operator. GCE 'O' level, able to operate switchboard and typing. Interested applicants, please call: *****66 Miss Tan.
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      563 29 66 Situations Vacant d) Secretarial Clerical WELL ESTABLISHED COMPANY required General Clerk Store Clerk. Interested please call: 337C1387 Miss Lam. CHINESE MALE CLERK for office general duties and despatch. Salary $400. Te!: *****01. CHINESE FEMALE CLERK wanted With simple accounting knowledge.. Tel: *****27. FEMALE CLERK CUM Cashier required. Contact 15
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      331 29 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant c) Sales c) Sales COLD STORAGE has immediate vacancies m our Supermarkets at Orchard Road Holland Road for the following positions: 1. MALE/FEMALE SALES ASSISTANTS 2. MALE/ FEMALE CASHIERS 3. TRAINEE BUTCHERS For positions 1. 2 Understands simple English 16 years and above t
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      315 29 Fbue to our recent expan- lion, an International Company requires: SALES REPRESENTATIVES immediately c Can earn up to $50 per day c Ability to converse m English fluently, c No experience needed as training will be provided, c Age from 16 to 24 only. Fast promotion for successful Candida es.
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      599 30 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant c) Sales c) Sales H You're In for a change at X \Smsso) I CENTREPOINT NEW STORE OPENING SOONH! 8 H Job Openings for: H 8 SALES ASSISTANTS Must have minimum GCE "O" level. U H Must be able to converse m English. Q
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      199 30 Expanding International American Company specialised m air transportation requires urgently: MARKETING REPRESENTATIVE c GCE 'O' or 'A' level c Above 22 years old c Possess own car c Able to analyse customer needs c Self motivated with Initiative c Able to communicate effectively c Relevant experience necessary but not essential
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      556 30 66 Situations Vacant c) Sales SALES REPRESENTATIVES (FEMALE) FOOD/CONFECTIONERY Ability to sell to dealers/ retailers/ supermarkets Is necessary. Possession of a vehicle will be an add advantage. LADIES FASHIONS Knowledge m fashion trends and ability to sell imported fashion to boutiques or departmental stalls Is essential. Possession of a vehicle
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      754 30 66 Situations Vacant c) Sales o. bertoeai LEATHER GOODS We require an EXPERIENCED BALEB EXECUTIVE c With drive and wholesale contacts c 4-flgure salary plus very attractive incentives Pleaae call *****36 PART/FULL-TIME SALEB REPRESENTATIVES required by a faat establishing Company. c No experience required c Training provided $1,200 above p.m.
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      531 30 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant t) Technical t) Technical Technical r-™— i m The Army invites suitably qualified men and women, J citizens or permanent residents, to apply for the m post of: m J Ground Communications J Electronics Mechanic m Responsibilities: Working indoors or outdoors,
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      330 30 i We have immediate vacancies for:BOILERMAN c Have Class lor 2 Boiler Attendance Certificate. c Must be prepared to work shift. SEMI-SKILLED WORKERS c Completed Primary education, preferably with NTC 3 or Tech/Secondary education. c Workshop experience is advantageous but not essential. c Completion of N.S. is not necessary. POLISHERS
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      528 30 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant f) Technical Technical ff^t SEEL VW^V '■■MIL subsidiary of m^ m^ SINGAPORE AIRCRAFT INDUSTRIES 1 A leading Engineering Company providing a fully integrated service covering engineering, designing, installation, calibration, maintenance and overhauling of telecommunications, v?' electronic instrumentation, defence electronic and marine electronic systems invites
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      442 30 66 Situations Vacant t) Technical TOOL A DIE MAKERS Minimum 4to 5 years experience In tool die making Be able to operate toolroom equipment to close tolerance Preference will be given to NTC Holders In Metal Machining CNC MACHINISTS GCE O' Level or Its equivalent Must have experience In operating
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      571 31 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant Technical t) Technical Z WANTED We are open Monday to Saturday 7.00 am 11 00pm. Walk m for an immediate interview We pay *****-535 The job is to conduct surveillance and to buy off and ensure product conformance to specifications. Those with related experience
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      397 31 66 Situations Vacant t) Technical SSfBH itJBia32^SBBI PHILIPS We are a large multi-national organisation manufacturing and exporting electrical and electronic products and equipment to more than 120 countries throughout the world. We seek the services of an experienced person to fill the position of: ENGINEERING ASSISTANT The job: To perform
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      509 31 66 Situations Vacant Technical J^MESA urgently requires Electronics Repair Technicians Requirements/Duties: NTC 2 or 3 m Electronics Servicing Preferably with some practical experience m repairing and servicing of radio and radio cassette sets See us personally on Mondays Fridays (9.00 am 5.00 pm) at: Personnel Department Matsushita Electronics (S) Pte
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      596 31 66 Situations Vacant f) Technical WONG ft. WONG'S CONSTRUCTION CO. PTE LTD has immediate vacancies for the following:--1) SITE AGENT For a 10-storey residential/ shopping complex at Mackenzie/ Selegi«. Poly diploma or equivalent. Minimum 5 years of relevant experience In similar capacity. 2) SENIOR SITE FOREMAN Poly diploma or equivalent.
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      597 31 66 Situations Vacant Technical Electrical Company situated at Bukit Batok Industrial Estate requires: 1) SKILLED WIREMEN 2) SEMI-SKILLED WIREMEN 3) APPRENTICES c Preferably those living m Boon Lay, Jurong or Clementi. Please call *****10 for an interview. SITE OS ASSISTANT wanted Developer Firm requires Graduate from Technical College to assists
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      704 31 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant g) Production g) Production g) Production g) Production FEMALE PRODUCTION OPERATORS Come, join us with your friends if you are 14 years old and above A. Attractive salary j\ 0 25^ U > v V^. Salary adjustment WAO
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      395 32 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant g) Production g) Production SDIDQSD IMALE FEMALE ■PRODUCTION ■OPERATORS 7.00 am 4. 1 8pm 4.20pm 1 1 .20pm 1 1 .20pm 7.00 am 7.00pm 7.00 am Requirements •Age 1 6 above Primary/Secondary Education gfli GROUP 1 PP..~£s7? S 4.20pm 1 1.20pm Requirements •Secondary Education
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      445 32 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant g) Production g) Production j(Io Tak:e "Sporty" Challenge wttti "sports YAMAHA Leading manufacturer of tennis racquets has jot) opportunities for: MALE FEMALE PRODUCTION OPERATORS 16 years above Prlmary/Secondaiy education No working experience is required We offer good starting /^^i^^^ salary plus attractive ''.^PI BL
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      262 32 66 Situations Vacant g) Production MPM requires urgently PRODUCTION OPERATORS Requirements Age between 1 6 to 29 Primary education Singapore Malaysia citizens welcome. We offer Attractive salary Shift allowance Attendance incentive allowance. 5-day week Purchase of National products at staff price. Free transport Many other attractive benefits. Interested applicants are
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      313 32 66 Situations Vacant g) Production A large watch manu- I factoring Company m Mar I ailing Estate has vacan- I ties for. [production I SCHEDULER (Male) I Diploma m Business Studies Experience would be an I advantage but not necessary Completed N.S. TRAINEE TRADESMEN Possess NTC 3/NTC 2 I m
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      302 32 66 Situations Vacant g) Production FUJITSU (S) PTE LTD has Immediate vacancies for: MALE MOULDING MACHINE OPERATORS REQUIREMENTS: Primary 6to Secondary 2 level. c Certificates and basic education. c No experience necessary. c Working knowledge of injection moulding machine advantageous. c Preferably have completed N.S. Willing to work 3 rotating
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      510 32 66 Situations Vacant g) Production A progressive company m Jurong requires: 1. COLDROOM ASSISTANTS Secondary education c 2-3 years experience m cargo tallying preferably In a coldroom environment c Age: 23-30 years 2. PLANT ATTENDANT c Possession of a NTC HI electrical or refrigeration certificate c 2 years relevant working
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      527 32 66 Situations Vacant g) Production MALAYA ENGRAVING LITHO PRINTING PTE LTD 13/15 Tanglin Halt Cloae off Tanglin Halt Road Singapore 0314 Expanding Company requires: ASSISTANT OFFSET PRINTERS MACHINE TRAINEES c MALE GENERAL WORKERS (Male applicants should have completed N.S.) Please tel: *****4 for an interview or call personally at the
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      479 32 66 Situations Vacant i) Miscellaneous OH NATIONAL ESWI UNIVERSITY I^T/OF r SINGAPORE Applications are invited for appointment to the post of: DESPATCH RIDER j QUALIFICATIONS Candidates must be holders of Class II Driving Licence or provisional Class II Driving Licence and have passed Primary Six m a Government or Government
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      315 33 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant i) Miscellaneous I) Miscellaneous PUVARIA PACKAGING INDUSTRIES PTE LTD. Due to rapid expansion of our operation, we have immediate vacancies for I Storekeeper I Age below 35 GCE '0' Level At least 1 year's working experience as storekeeper Salary range $5OO andabove I Security
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      50 33 AN EXPANDING COMPANY requires an Experienced Driver with following qualities: 25 years and above. Able to speak English. 2 years' driving experience with clean driving record. Be prepared to work long hours. Good remuneration for the right candidate. Interested, please call *****66 ext. 811. TEENAGE OFFICE BOY required. Phone: *****44.
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      299 33 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant I) Miscellaneous I) Miscellaneous invites applications from Singapore Citizens for the l^k I following positions: jLJ' ■£♦'1 A 9 e between 26 and 40 years old m ■jj I 2 years working experience m supervising a team of I ■W j painters. 'Ms NTC
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      74 33 CHEVALIER Expanding company ha* the following vacancies:A) RECEPTIONIST CUM CLERK 2 years working experience. Experienced In handling PMBX Switchboard. Typing speed 40 w.p.m. B) LIFT INSTALLERS Secondary 2 education. Some working experience m lift industry. Preferably completed N.S. C) OFFICE BOY Some working experience. Preferably completed N.S. Interested applicants please
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      350 33 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant I) Miscellaneous p Miscellaneous wmmiitwwm ■VALUED COCOA INDUSTRIES PTE LTD Being new, we offer challenging and satisfying career opportunities. We are a newly established ana highly automated cocoa bean processing plant located m Jalan Boon Lay, Jurong. and we are growing rapidly due to
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      218 33 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant I) Miscellaneous I) Miscellaneous i TAKARA MFG. CO. (S) PTE LTD. H requires f? Requirements Singaporean Age 21 -30 years I GCE O' level Completed National Service At least 2 years relevant working experience Attractive salary will be offered to the right candidate commensurate
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      45 33 HHHflHHHHa^alß^HflHi a^^MO^HMiff!Trm i MHSBUp9(#**MBMnMH| ■S^eS2I!3HH nHVPKipH: j i mWMfcaMia%iiila^ftUflJl Bc£s^l*SshH ESTABLISHED COMPANY 5- day work week In Ang Mo Kio Park 2 requires Female General Clerk, Sales Representative. Interested applicants, please write giving full particulars and contact phone no. to:Tanglln P.O. Box 54, Singapore 9124.
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      191 33 66 Situations Vacant I) Miscellaneous ebaopjbflvfi nut 1 u4ia>MAJKrOsTMJUMT invites applications for the following positions: CAPTAINS > 1— 2 years' relevant experience. Possess leadership qualities. > 81-llngual. > Minimum gross: $600. HOSTESSES > 1— 2 years' experience. > Pleasant personality. Ability to converse m English Mandarin. Minimum gross: $570 $600.
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      203 33 66 Situations Vacant I) Miscellaneous THE PAVILION INTERCONTINENTAL SINGAPORE Requires LOUNGE HOSTESSES ($5BO to $600) WAITERS/ WAITRESSES ($5BO to $600) BUS BOYS/ BUS GIRLS ($455 to $475) OUTSTATION CASHIERS (FEMALE) ($515 to $535) CHAMBERMAIDS ($495 to $515) Wa offer attractive fringe benefit (which include life insurance) and excellent advancement prospects.
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      388 34 66 Situations Vacant 1) Miscellaneous LION CITY HOTEL Hss immediate vacsneies for: 1) FRONT OFFICE RECEPTIONIST 2) COFFEEHOUSE CAPTAINS 3) SENIOR WAITRESS 4) COFFEEHOUSE WAITRESSES/ WAITERS 5) COCKTAIL LOUNGE WAITRESSES/ WAITERS 6) BELLHOPS 7) DISHWASHERS 8) F&B DISPENSERS 9) COFFEEHOUSE GENERAL HELPERS 10) ORDER CLERK c Post (1) Minimum GCE
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      456 34 66 Situations Vacant I) Miscellaneous D.S. SECURITY SERVICE requires JUNIOR SUPERVISORS SECURITY SERGEANTS MALE/FEMALE SECURITY GUARDS Qualifications c Between 25-58 years of age. c Must be able to speak and write simple English, c Previous working experience would be an advantage. We offer an attractive salary, transport allowances and fringe
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      495 34 66 Situations Vacant Miscellaneous BOSCH 1 urgently requires I Peon/Despatch Rider Requirements: jj| Possess Class 2 valid motor scooter driving licence H 1-2 years working experience 11 Ability to communicate m English I Please call the pi Personnel Manager I at *****11 for an P immediate interview. EQUATRON PTE LTD
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      259 34 66 Situations Vacant 1) Miscellaneous DOWNTOWN requires: WAITERS/ WAITRESSES ASSISTANT BAR-TENDERS Interested, please apply personally at: DOWNTOWN DISCO CLUB Blk E. 7500 Beach Road #01-202 The Plaza Singapore 0719. Between 2p.m. and L sp.m. Guthrie Singapore Private Limited (Guthrle Trading) (A member of the Multl-Purpose Group) Invites application from young,
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      587 34 66 Situations Vacant I) Miscellaneous MOHAN'S DEPARTMENTAL STORE (PTE) LTD Requires INDOOR SECURITY OFFICERS Age 35 to 45 years. Must have experience m related field Must be Singapore citizen Salary will commensurate with experience. Interested applicants are invited to submit full personal resume, telephone contact, non-return-able photograph and salary expected
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      583 34 66 Situations Vacant I) Miscellaneous AT CHANGI VILLAGE EUROPA LOUNGE RESTAURANT requires WAITRESSES c Good wages. c Transport provided. c Meals provided. c Accommodation provided. c 3 months wage incentives. c Malaysians welcome Please contact Simon or Rudolph for an interview between 2pm and 6pm TEL: *****07/ *****17 BUKITTIMAH SHOPPING
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      640 34 66 Situations Vacant I) Miscellaneous CLEANERS REQUIRED by established Cleaning Company. Any race. Location: Changl Airport, Katong. Kallang Park Working hours 7am to 12pm, 7am to 3pm, Bam to 4pm, Bam to spm, 3pm to 11pm, spm to lam, 6pm to 1 1.30pm, 1 lpm to 4.30 am Salary range
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      864 34 66 Situations Vacant I) Miscellaneous EXPERIENCED DRIVER REQUIRED. Salary $450. Quarters for small size family provided. Those Interested, please apply m writing to: The Executive Officer, Diocese of Singapore, 4 Bishopsgate. Singapore 1024. MALAY DESPATCH CLERK with Class 2/ 3. Salesmen and Sales Promoters. Apply personally at: 1004, Toa Payoh
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      635 34 66 Situations Vacant I i) Miscellaneous GENERAL WORKERS REQUIRED Apply personally at: #01-09, Woh Hup Complex. Beach Road, Spore 0719. INTERNATIONAL COMPANY REQUIRES Despatch Rider. Must possess own motorbike. Interested call *****77 LOOKING FOR 2 Cashiers and 2 Wrappers. Kindly call personally at: =01-37, Orchard Plaza. Tel: *****58/*****40. MALAY DRIVER
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      438 34 72 Vehicles For Hire (member of Ruby Group) A reliable rental service for cars, pick-ups chauffeur-drive Tel: *****26/*****39 SUNRISE CAR RENTALS (PTE) L TO 107, Bukit Tirnah Road Singapore 0922 RENT A VOLVO Unlimited Mileage On Daily, weekly, monthly long term rental SM CAR RENTALS *****54/*****8 DUMAC CAR RENTAL Services
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      475 35 72 Vehicles For Hire 72 Vehicles For Hire 72 Vehicles For Hire pirt=a=!Jiitod Unlimited Mileage Your choice of any Nissan Sunny, Ford Laser, Honda Civic, Mitsubishi Lancer or Toyota Corolla. Call: Tel *****55 or your nearest SINTAT office. SINTAT RentaCar Progressive, Innovative, Personal. mt Jj 76 Vehicles For Sale a)
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      706 35 c) Datsun/Nissan NOV 1977 DATSUN 100A F-2. Aircon, radio cassette, tuff-kote, second private owner, passed Vlcom, excellent condition. Highest offer secures. *****55 (Office); *****62 (residence) MrNg. ALMOST 80 100A with Sharp hlpower cassette player, Trusonlc speaker, air-con and new road tax, tip-top condition. See to appreciate. Call *****03. APRIL 1977
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      683 35 76 Vehicles For Sale d) Fiat OWNER LEAVING! 1973 Flat 124 Sport, very beautiful condition, alrcond, radio/ cassette, sports rims, new tax/ Insurance, paint, tyres. Selling $7,500. Tel: *****31. 1975 FIAT 124 Special with PARF, new paintwork, well maintained. Highest offer secures. View: Blk 65, Room #01-301, Commonwealth Drive, Singapore
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      738 35 76 Vehicles For Sale Honda 1980 HONDA ACCORD 4-door Automatic with power steering, one private owner, alrcon, radio/ cassette, immaculate condition, low mileage. Highest offer secures. Tel: *****51. 1978 HONDA ACCORD 4 doors automatic. Alrcondltloned, cassette, sports rims, showroom condition. $19,800 only. Loan $16,000 arrangeable. *****31. 1982 HONDA ACCORD EX.
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      829 35 7& Vehicles For Sale h) Mercedes MERCEDES 190E AUTOMATIC ARRVING NOV. 1983 Extensive options. Only 5 units available. Price: $79,490 PARF Your choice of colour upholstery CONTACT DONALD NG TEL: *****74/ *****13 EXPAT LEAVING 2ND Owner. 1970 Mercedes 280 S. Most outstanding classic m Singapore. Highest offer secures. Finally cash
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      842 35 76 Vehicles For Sale I) Mitsubishi OWNER LEAVING, END 1980 Lamda Coupe 1600 GSR. Aircond, hi-fi, radio cassette, sports rims. *****. 1974 MITSUBISHI COLT Lancer 1400 c.c. 2 owners, alrcon. Good condition. $7,900. Call *****79 Joseph. 1977 COLT CELESTE, 1600, sspeed, aircon., sports rims, radio/ cassette, beautiful condition. $13,900. *****39
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      765 35 76 Vehicles For Sale 76 Vehicles For Sale J) Toyota J) Toyota 76 Vehicles For Sale k) Subaru 1960 SUBARU 1600 GLF. Aircond, radio cassette, sports rims. Asking $16,500. Tel: *****82, 104 Wilkinson Road. I) Others PACIFIC MOTOR CREDIT PTE. LTD. (known for top quality ua«d cart) Showroom: PLOT C,
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      461 35 76 Vehicles For Sale Others 1980 DAIHATSU CHARADE XTE sspeed. Aircond., cassette, beautiful condition. Price $17,100 0.n.0. Contact *****81. 1980 DAIHATSU CHARADE One owner. Beautiful condition. High power cassette. $17,800. Tel: *****61 Steven. 1981 VOLVO 244 GL. Manual/ auto. Ist owner, aircond, radio/ cassette, price negotiable. *****95. 1982 REGISTERED VOLVO
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      800 35 76 Vehicles For Sale m) Commercial Vehicles MID '79 DATSUN 120Y Blind Van With hi-fi, stereo and aircond. Good condition Selling $7,500 0.n.0. Call *****10 QUICK SALE: Pick-ups, vans/ trucks. Tip top condition. Reasonable price. Interested parties, please call *****66. SEPT. 1980 120Y panel van, beautiful condition, aircond, loan $6,000.
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      606 35 77 Vehicle* Wanted WANTED ANY MODEL of second hand, company registered car SZ car. Contact Tan Teck Hock tel: *****76/*****09. Night *****39. A BANK ACCOUNTANT requires any make of vehicles, company. SZ and private welcome. Cash payment. Tei: *****58 Residence *****20/*****47 Gwtlliam Ang BUSINESSMAN URGENTLY REQUIRES secondhand car PARF or
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      433 36 86 Accommodation Vacant a) Houses ye Hong Leong Garden, v. terrace house, 3 bed- 5 A rooms, split-level liv- 1 f\ m k dining areas, G f> partly furnished > Cavenagh Court Pent- h f) house, 4 bedrooms, ft W partially furnished. S A REASONABLE RENTALS (J ifi terested principals,
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      250 36 86 Accommodation Vacant a) Houses LUXURIOUS BUNGALOWS with swimming pool Dist 10, Brizay Park, singlestorey detached bungalow, 20,000 sq.ft. 4 bedrooms, servant's quarters, central alrcon, newly renovated $15,000, partly furnished. Dist 21, King Albert Park, double-storey detached bungalow, 33,000 sq.ft. 4 bedrooms, central aireon, servant's facilities, $15,000, partly furnished. Dist
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      338 36 86 Accommodation Vacant a) Houses DIST 10 Majestic Bungalow Modern 4 bedrooms with central aireon m very exclusive residential district, must see. Rent on application. DIST 11 Detached bungalow on elevated ground with patio overlooking matured garden. 4 bedrooms. Rental $5,500 MARSHON PTE LTD TEL: *****11 Dist. 5 near American
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      385 36 86 Accommodation Vacant a) Houses DIST. 11 VANDA ROAD Vicinity, double-storey modern semi-de-tached, 4 alrcond bedrooms, servant's, split-living/ dining, matured garden. Quiet surrounding. Partly/ fully furnished. $3,300/ $3,700. De Kaiser Properties *****53/ 4. DIST.2B BEGONIA DRIVE doublestorey furnished semi-detached 4 large bedrooms, baths attached, alrcon, servant's. Large llvlng/dlning open into
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      341 36 86 Accommodation Vacant a) Houses DIST 10, HENRY PARK available Immediately, partially furnished, semi-detached house, with 4 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms and 2 alrconds. Rental $3,300. Phone Bay 221(1333/ *****53. DIST 15 KATONG VICINITY beautlfully renovated double-storey terrace. 3 aircondltioned bedrooms plus servant's, tastefully furnished $2,000. Allegro *****92/ *****02. DIST. 19
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      347 36 86 Accommodation Vacant a) Houses DIST. 19, TAI KENG Garden vicinity. Double-storey terrace 3 bedrooms/2 alrconds. Bathroom attached. Furnished with colour t.v. $1,900. Rolf *****11. DIST. 17, CHANGI GARDEN, double-storey semi-detached. 4 bedrooms 3 bathrooms garden. Fully furnished. Aircond. $2,300. Tel: *****86 *****87. DIST. 10 HENRY PARK Detached. 4 bedrooms/
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      638 36 86 Accommodation Vacant a) Houses SELETAR HILLS SEMI-DTEACHED beautiful bungalow. Fully furnished. Washing msmachine CTV, airconditioned, spacious garden. $1,600. Owner: *****28. THOMSON ROAD, DOUBLESTOREY bungalow Large garden 4 bedrooms. Luxuriously partly furnished. $2,400. Hisco, *****94 *****82. 13 KM, JALAN Lengkok Sembawang 3-roomed semi-detach-ed, partially furnished, quiet location, near bus-stop, $1,000.
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      583 36 86 Accommodation 86 Accommodation Vacant Vacant b) Apartments b) Apartments I NOB HILL a/Z^^i-w^^^TF^BF UNITS OF ra -fc»T^ "a^j *»^T i maisonkttes 4^H Wr iOk^a^^^^^*^^ £5 F^P^H^^to^T^^ Type A 4 bedrooms. mmSLM j9a| I FjH iSmI lyp€ B bedrooms. MlfcL^ jfaW^T .^H I Swimming pool. pP^Ml&ftTfeteS I Prlv t c
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      303 36 at 3ROOKVALE PARK •jext to Clementi Park 3ff Clementi Road 4rea: approx. 500 sq ft Occupation: immediately available Alternative use: :an be considered, subject to apjroval by relevant authorities Cental to be discussed For further enquiries, please call Miss Dora Phoon Tel: *****68 ext MO LUXURIOUS APARTMENTS WITH SWIMMING POOL
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      661 36 86 Accommodation Vacant b) Apartments DIST 9, GOOD RESIDENTIAL AREAS Grange Heights Apartment 3 alrcond bedrooms, spacious alrcond living and dining. Condo. facilities Immediate occupation. $3,300 0.n.0. Furama Tower, $4,200 Cairnhill Court, $4,300 Elizabeth Tower, $5,500 Leonie Tower, $6,000 For viewing contact *****66 (NO AGENTS) DIST. 9 LEONIE TOWERS 3
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      763 37 86 Accommodation Vacant b) Apartments ORCHARD ROAD 3/4 bedrooms luxurious apartment swimming pool, tennis court $4,200 HOLLAND ROAD ItelMMttt/ Townhouse with private garden full condominium facilities $4,200 $5,500 LINDTRAC AGENCY *****79 (5 lina.) TOWN HOUSE HILLCREST ARCADIA 4 bedrooms furnished town house. Development has swimming pool, squash courts, tennis courts,
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      568 37 86 Accommodation Vacant b) Apartments VILLAGE TOWER, HOLLAND Heights, Rldegwood/ Watten Townhouse, Shelford Maisonette, Balmoral Point, Gilstead Court Brook vale Park, Sommervllle. Distinctive Properties: *****15/*****23. 3 STOREY TOWNHOUSE (Brand new). Located m prime residential area. Exquisitely designed with 4 bedrooms. Ist class finishings and fully airconditioned plus covered carpark. $4,500.
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      801 37 86 Accommodation Vacant ____55____S_S__55K__m_5-— SS b) Apartments EXCLUSIVE EXECUTIVE APARTMENTS with recreational facilities, rental $4,500 to $6,000. Discussions: Ram Mahtani Real Estate Agency, *****10/ Paging (24-hr) *****33 ext. 555. GILSTEAD ROAD (DIST. 1130) Unfurnished/ furnished 4-bed-roomed walk-up apartment In quiet locality Walking distance to Goldhlll Square. $1,600/ $2,100 p.m. Grandvale,
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      798 37 86 Accommodation Vacant b) Apartments INTERNATIONAL PLAZA, 2 bedrooms, pleaaantly furnish i. carpeted aircon. fully furnlsned, available Immediately. $2,000. *****2/*****5. JURONG PARKVIEW MANSION, well furnished, fully equipped 3bedroomed apartment, near Yaohan Supermarket. Command *****33. MERLIN PLAZA BEAUTIFUL 1/2-bedroomed apartment facing sea. Furnished/partial furnished. Regional: *****31/ *****54. RIDGEWOOD CONDO, Kalakana Rise,
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      799 37 86 Accommodation Vacant b) Apartments SPOTTISWOODE PARK, BEAUTIFULLY furnished apartment 3 bedrooms/servant's. Rental: $2,000. Mc'Robertson, *****88. TABA OFFERS FULLY furnished Casher Park, $1,800, Hong Leong Garden, $2,400, Faber Garden, $2,500 unfurnished *****52 3. TANGLIN HILL, UPPER maisonette, 2,800 sq.ft. 3 .-ooms and 1 study, $6,500 p.m. Property Resources, *****31/ *****73.
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      700 37 86 Accommodation Vacant c) Rooms FURNISHED AIRCOND ROOMS at Stglap (near beach) From $350 with cleaning lady. Tel. *****81. FURNISHED/ UNFURNISHED ROOMS for working couples/ single/students. Tel: *****84. ROOM AVAILABLE IN Ang Mo Kio Interested, please call Christina, *****11 x 120. ROOMS FOR RENT furnished/ unfurnished at various districts. Call
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      587 37 88 Short-term Accommodation (local ft tormgn) $4,000 RENT FOR VENUS MANSION Fully furnished, for 2 months only starting Ist July 1983. 3 bedrooms with bathrooms attached, fully aircond, swimming pool. OCCIDENTAL REAL ESTATE *****96/*****95 FABER PARK 2-STOREY detached bungalow, 5 bedrooms, 6 bathrooms, study room, split-level living/ dining, central aircon,
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      1109 37 89 Properties For Sale 89 Properties For Sale a) Houses a) Houses &n m \i 22 Units double-storey Terrace Houses Jin Garden Gracious and Comfortable Living Situated m residential area off Bedok Road 15-minute drive to city from Pan Island Expressway Superb and luxurious interior decor Each with private car
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      824 37 89 Properties For Sale a) Houses DIST. 19, SERANGOON GARDEN single-storey semi-detached. 3 bedrooms, 2,800 sq.ft. freehold, price: *****,000. Call Management Appraisal *****38/ 9 Han DIST. 19, 2 1/2-STOREY BRAND new semi-detached house, with large built-in, area approx. 4.800 sq.ft., ready for occupation. DYP *****23 DIST. 12 ST. MICHAEL'S Road
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      666 38 89 Properties For Sale a) Houses SELETAR HILLS modern luxurious double-storey terrace Large garden 3 bedrooms, separate living/ dtnliiK $540,000 fall: *****02 SELETAR HILLS single-storey terrace. 3 bedrooms 2.200 sq.ft. Freehold. $350,000 459- 1180/ 459lO9B(AK»'tit) BERANQOON GARDEN 3-bed-roomed semi-detached, 2,800 sq ft., vacant possession. $450,000 Stanley Richard *****88 TAI HWAN
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      616 38 89 Properties For Sale 89 Properties For Sale 89 Properties For Sale b) Private Apartments b) Private Apartments b) Private Apartments M aS^MdaL^aW-v ea \ll J "fT 1 1 f~\ «i UP I'-'M'-'J (lie is j luxurious condominium WA \\iih \,TJufy comprising three 24-storey apartment blocks f||| OP c ->7#()7l^
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      74 38 BEAUTIFULLY RENOVATED APARTMENT In Dlst. 10 Taman Serasl, walking distance to Botanic Garden, 3 bedrooms, area approx. 1410 sq.ft., freehold, selling $460,000 0.n.0. Atona Properties *****34. Something For Everyone... m Today's Straits Times Classified When you're thinking of a new home, be it a flat, terrace house, penthouse or almost
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      579 38 Teresa View 2050 sq.ft. $456,000 upwards Leedon Height* 1700 sq. ft $535,000 Pandan Valley 1450 sq.ft. $465,000 Grange Heights 2,100 sq.ft. $650,000 Newton Heights 2,300 sq.ft. $680,000 Futura 2,800 sq.ft. $1 million Maxima 3980 sq.ft. $1 million TEL: *****88 GOOD BARGAIN. $370,000 only. Dlst. 15, near Katong Shopping Centre, brand
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      683 38 89 Properties For Sale 89 Properties For Sale 89 Properties For Sale b) Private Apartments b) Private Apartments b) Private Apartments /7\/7 4p> A new landmark coming up where \JM hf) Devonshire Road meets Grange \^~Mwi)fimY}fmt @H s tram J u 'l shaded hill-site pron —^J\J\AaAM a \AJt WJ **J
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    Talented twosome to trot in Tokyo
    381 43  -  BRIAN MILLER By 4 I'M terribly excited. Everyone of us has been on Cloud Nine since the (SEA) Games triumph and I'm really looking forward to the Tokyo trip. The Games experience has given me greater confidence. I think it will be so much
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    271 43 MASSACHUSETTS, Wed. World middleweight boxing champion Marvin Hagler yesterday signed for a Nov 4 title defence* against Roberto Duran which could bring each fighter as much as US$lO million (s2lm). Hagler announced the two-fight contract with Top Rank, Inc. and promoter Bob Arum at
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    160 43 AUCKLAND, Wed. West German Walter Rohrl, m a Lancia, yesterday won the Sanyo New Zealand International motor rally, the seventh round of the world drivers' championship. Rohrl finished 16 minutes ahead of Finland's Tirno Salonen (Nissan 24IRS). Rohrl's Lancia teammate Attllfo Bettega, of Italy, was
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    Lock icon Willis at the helm again
    171 43 LONDON, Wed. England's cricket selectors kept faith with Bob Willis yesterday by appointing him as captain for the forthcoming four-Test series against New Zealand. Willis, 34, keeps the iob on the strength of his effective leadership m the one-day World Cup which ended last Saturday,
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    183 43 LONDON, Wed. England off-spinner Eddie Hemmings returned a careerbest seven for 23 as Nottinghamshire routed Lancashire m the English county cricket championship yesterday. Lancashire, chasing a modest 223 for victory, were bundled out for a miserly 65, Hemmings' return including a haul of six wickets for three runs.
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    379 43 Confirmation for Sexton DAVE SEXTON, sacked as manager of English First Division Coventry m April, nas been confirmed as assistant to England manager Bobby Robson. "His main effort will be directed towards the England Under-21 and Youth teams," said Football Association secretary Ted Crocker. Algerian glitter for France
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      141 Deaths 141 Deaths
      428 44 141 Deaths 141 Deaths Mrs Chen Keng Swee nee Mdm Hoo Soo Foong Goon called horn* to b« with our Lord on 29 June 1983 Age 94 years leaving behind Her only ton Isaac Kee Phoy and 8 daughters and sons m law AmyGokeLan TeoSiongMoh (deceased) Betty Goke Mot (deceased)
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      37 44 We extend our deepest sympathy and condolences to Miss Connie Mok and family on the demise of her late father Mr Mok Tack Hang who passed away on 26.6 83. From: Supervisor* and Colleagues oftTE.
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      178 44 THE FAMILY OF THE LATE MR TANG MENG CHEONG wishes to express their heartfelt thanks to all their relatives, friends and colleagues for their condolences, wreaths, scrolls, donations and night visits. Special thank* to his personal physician, tha matron and staff of Glenoaglee Hospital for thair care. dedication
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      144 In Memoriam
      126 44 MR. LIEW KUM KEONG who toft us on 30.6.82 With Lov* from Friend* VINCENT GUI ROLAND LIM HENRY KOH CHRISTOPHER LOH JIMMY LOW ANTHONY GOH SIDNEY LIM JOHNNY LIM MICHAEL GOH In loving memory of our beloved father hit* MR. NAJAR BINQH HASSANBHATTI departed: 10/7/82 P A
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      56 44 ATHMA BANTHI POOJA Mdm. V. RUKUMANI Departed 17/8/83 AHHIM Swrthi Pooja will be held on 2nd July '83 at Perumal Temple at 7.00pm. Ptoaaa treat thto aa a personal invitation. Tha family of the deceased herewtth thank rotettvoe and h lei Ida for their aasla tanca, attendance, donations
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      46 44 Mr. X Marimuthu Aged 62 P»»t«d away pascstully on 29.6.1863 leaving behind beloved wit*, ton*, daughter*, daughter-in-law and grandson to mourn hi* loa*. Corteg*) Imvm Blk 17S #07-787 Ang Mo Kio Ay* 4 at 2pm (30/6/83) lo C.CJC. C*m*t*ry for burial. T*l: ♦58 -M4O
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      43 44 AOEDS7 MR CHRISTIE SEBASTIAN, passed away suddenly on 29/8/83. Leaving wife, 4 eons, 3 daughters, daughter-in-law, 2 grandchildren. Cortege leaves Blk 11, #09-08, Marslling Drive at 1.00 p.m. 30-6 1963 to Church of St. Anthony. Thence to C.C.X. Cemetery- Contact: *****49.
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      44 44 M. Puruahothama Thyagl, aged 88, of Narayana Qurukula, 22 Kaa Ann Road, 12th Mile Sembawang Road, paaaad away peacefully on 29.6.83 at 4 30 p.m. Cortege leaves from Gurukuto at 2 30 p.m. on 30.6.83 for Chua Chu Kang Cemetery for burial.
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      Bullet does sizzling gallop
      441 44 Cup candidate reels off 600 m m 35.65 ec ON THE TRACK with LUCKY LEO BULLET, who will be having his first crack at a classic the Queen Elizabeth n Cup race on Sunday underlined his chances with a sizzling workout at Bukit Timah yesterday morning.
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      ALONG THE RAIL
      15 44  -  JON BY "You wouldn't hit a bone wearing contact lenses, would you?"
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      Chong's ban deferred
      154 44  - Chong's ban deferred LUCKY LEO IPOH trainer Chong Keng Leong has succeeded m his appeal to defer his twomonth disqualification to enable him to transfer his horses to other trainers. His disqualification now starts on Aug 1, which means that he can saddle his horses engaged at Bukit Timah this
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      From amateur to pro classic champ
      778 44  -  EPSOM JEEP By THE turf abounds with stories of fairy tale-like successes but by far the most fascinating and hard-to-believe Cinderellalike tale was Ten No Trumps' phenomenal rise from an amateur horse to a classic winner. Back m 1968, S.G. Donaldson, a top amateur
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      Ipoh entries
      828 44 A TOTAL of 251 horses comprising 164 m Class 2 and 87 m Class 5 has been entered for the Perak Turf Club Meeting on July 9, 10, 16 and 17. Clua 2: First ran IJMm str \p* m (b) ud 1,4* m (c) second ma: 1,2 M
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      98 44 FIRST DAY: Class 2 Div 1 and 2 I,loom str; Class 5 Div 1 I,loom str and 1,200 m, Div 2 1,200 m and 1,600 m, Div 3 1.200 m. SECOND DAY: Class 2 Div 1, 2 and 3 1,200 m and 1400 m, Div 4 1,400
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    472 45  -  J. RAJENDRAN By Edmund set for transfer to new HK club THE papers found oat w about oar disagreements, and soon I received offers from three dabs Seiko, Happy Valley and Eastern. When the season ended, both South China and I felt that it was better if
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    280 45 OSLO, Wed. Olympic champions Sebastian Coe and Steve Ovett powered to impressive victories at the Bislett Games here last night to prove they were back to their best, with the first world championships just six weeks away. The British rivals shrugged off
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    Classy Kilat cut the Indians down to size
    282 45  -  J. RAJENDRAN By THERE was a touch of arrogance m the way Kilat Club, of Selangor, went about their 5-1 demolition of Strobel Premier League champions Indian Association m the Singapore Recreation Club's 100 th anniversary hockey tournament at the Padang yesterday.
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    243 45 Men's 111 metres hurdles: 1 Sam Turner (US) 13.41 sec. 2 Tony Campbell (US) 13.91. 3 Markus Allan (US) 13.98. 2*m: 1 Mcl Lattany (US) 20.69. 2 James GUkes (Guy) 21.05. 3 Bruce Ftayne (Aust) 21.25. 4Mm: 1 Todd Bennett (Brit) 46.02. 2 Charlie Phillips (US.) 46.13.
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    223 45 SOUTH KOREA beat Italy 72-56 on Tuesday to win the William Jones Cup women's basketball championships m Taipeh. The Koreans finished the competition with seven wins and no defeat. Italy (5-2) took second place and Holland (5--2) third. Other results: Holland bt Finland 51-46; Taiwan bt France 71-65.
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    No easy climb at the Great Wall
    356 45  -  JOE DORAI Singapore draw Chinese Army and tough Poles By SINGAPORE will not be at their best when they take on Poland and China's Army team m Group B of the Great Wall Cup international soccer tournament from July 11. Seven members of
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    Lock icon Five quit in protest
    162 45 KOTA KINABALU, Wed. Five officials of the Sabah Football Association (SAFA) have resigned over a decision not to re-engage West German soccer coach G. cr d Schmidt, a sports official said m the East Malaysian state yesterday. SAFA president Datuk Mohammad Noor Mansoor, who is also
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    Kannan drives home winner
    183 45  - Kannan drives home winner JOE DORAI A SPLENDID goal by national striker K. Kannan helped Hongkong and Shanghai Bank edge out a fighting Singapore Airlines 1-0 m a Business Houses Football League Division One match at the Jalan Besar Stadium last night. The winner came m the 25th minute. It
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      76 45 GOLF Dnnhill Classic (Warren, 7.30 a. m.). HOCKEY SRC (Nth anniversary tourney: Semi-finals: SCC v Kilat (JB), SRC v IA (7.30 a. m). Third placing (3.45 p.m); Final (5.15). all matches at the Padang. SOCCER SBHFL Dlv It Tien Wah Press v Hyatt Hotel (Jin Besar, 8 p.m.). SMA Juront;
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    188 46 IN 19X1, Sebastian Coe, the British multiple world record-holder, called for a life ban on any athlete Involved In drug-taking m sport. At the International Olympic Committee Congress at Baden-baden, Coe had said: "We consider doping to be the most shameful abuse of the Olympic idea." But, despite
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    583 46  -  ALAN HUBBARD By IN Los Angeles next year, many w of those who win Olympic medals will do so because they have cheated. At a conservative estimate, at least half the competitors m track and field will have used illegal stimulants. And there is
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    Drugs menace grows as more play the deadly game
    745 46 Drugs menace grows as more play the deadly game Professor Beckett believes that many of today's world records are, m fact, "doped standards", unnattainable without the use of drugs, and set mainly m countries, luce the US and Russia, where drug testing is the exception rather than the rule. Several
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    Youngsters aim to bowl 'em over
    268 46  -  LEONARD KING By SINGAPORE'S young bowlers, preparing for the Asian Zone FIQ youth championships m Australia next month, face their stiffest test yet this Sunday when they spar with the senior squad at Kallang Bowl. The men-versus-boys and worn en -a gains t -gir
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    144 46 CAIRNHILL beat Kolam Ayer 3-0 m an interconstituency table tennis first-round match at the Delta Sports Complex. Other results: Geylang Serai 3 Serangoon Gardens 0; Ang Mo Kio 3 Kg Glam 2; Leng Kee 3 Siglap 2; Ponggol 3 Yio Chu Rang 1 Chong Boon 3 Tanglin 1;
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    637 47 Curren meets Lewis m supporting bout to the big fight Yesterday's results Men's singles, quarter-finals: John McEnroe (US) bt Sandy Mayer (US) £-3, 7-5, 6-0; Kevin Curren (SA) bt Tim Mayotte (US) 4-6, 7-6, 6-2, 7-6. Women's doubles, quarter-finals: Barbara Potter and Sharon Walsh (US) bt
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    Lock icon Make way for this little Mac who minds his manners!
    405 47 Make way for this little Mac who minds his manners! LONDON, Wed 4 I'M JUST here to do my own thing, and so far, it's wonderful. It's my first time at Wimbledon but I don't feel under any pressure to live up to John. I know people think I'm a
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    Siew Kong hogs the limelight
    378 47  -  TAY CHENG KHOON By FORMER soccer international Ow Siew Kong stole the limelight during the pro-am of the House of Dunhill golf championship at Folkestone Road yesterday. The 14-handicapper from Warren made full use of home-course advantage to contribute 13 of the 18 holes m
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    Lock icon Christophe's debut
    64 47 PARIS, Wed. Christophe Roger-Vasselin, who bundled world No. 1 Jimmy Connors out of the French Open tennis championships last month, will make his Davis Cup debut for France m the quarter-final clash against Paraguay next month. Also included are regulars Henri Leconte, Gilles Moretton and Thierry Tulasne. France
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    Women's muscle show a sellout
    190 47 THE sight of voluntary convulsions by the region's supplest and strongest female bodybuilders has attracted a sell-out crowd for Saturday's first Asian women's bodybuilding championships at the Public Utilities Board Auditorium m Somerset Road (writes Leonard King). This was disclosed by Paul Chua, president of
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    Lock icon Martina, Chris to miss Cup
    144 47 Martina, Chris to miss Cup ZURICH, Wed. World No. 1 Martina Nayratilova and her compatriot Chris Evert Lloyd will not be laying for the United tates, the defending champions, m the Federation Cup women's team tennis tournament m Zurich from July 18-24. A spokeswoman for the organisers said 28-year-old Candy
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    Lock icon A Kiwi who won't fly reaches for the sky
    477 47 A Kiwi who won't fly reaches for the sky 4 SINCE the age of tour, I've looked forward to playing here. It is by far the best tournament m the world, and it's a great thrill. It's a great feeling to make it, considering how much q emphasis I put
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    Lock icon Tuesday's action
    181 47 Men's singles, quarter-fi-nals: Ivan Lendl (Cze) bt Roscoe Tanner (US) 7-5, 7-6, 6-3; Chris Lewis (NZ) bt Mcl Purcell (US) 6-7, 6-0, 6-4, 7-6. Doubles, third rd: Sam Giammalva (US) and Henrik Sundstrom (Swe) bt Andrew Jarrett and Buster Mottram (Brit) 6-3, 1-6, 6-3, 6-2; Peter Fleming and
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    Lock icon Connors let off the hook
    60 47 LONDON, Wed. Deposed Wimbledon champion Jimmy Connors will not be fined for missing the compulsory news conference after his fourth-round dismissal by Sooth African Kevin Carren. "Wimbledon feel that, In certain circumstances, and especially In the case of losers, players may be exempted from having
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    Lock icon Ivan's not letting the grass grow under his feet
    382 47 LONDON, Wed. Third-seeded Ivan Lendl, of Czechoslovakia, won his bighitting showdown with American Roscoe Tanner yesterday to reach the Wimbledon tennis championships men's semi-finals for the first time. Lendl, 23, ranked No. 3 m the world but still seeking his first
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    428 48  -  EVANGELINE GAMBOA Tests to kill bacteria by microwaves after three-fold rise m hepatitis cases By ENVIRONMENTM i n i stry officials are now experimenting with microwave ovens to kill bacteria m food, particularly cockles. These experiments and the optimal temperature that is a temperature which destroys bacteria
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    271 48 Britain hints to China: HK is yours... THIS OPENS WAY FOR FRUITFUL TALKS ON COLONY'S FUTURE HONGKONG, Wed. BRITAIN has indirectly acknowledged China's sovereignty over Hongkong and this has enabled London and Beijing to begin substantive negotiations on the colony's future, a leading magazine here reported. The Far Eastern Economic
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    31 48 SAN DIEGO (California), Wed. A moderate earthquake struck a wide area of southern California early today, jolting awake slumbering residents and damaging one structure, but causing no injuries. UPI
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    41 48 MANAGUA, Wed. A government study revealed that rebels fighting to topple Nicaragua's leftist government cost the nation more than US$7O million (Sfl47 million) m the past 12 months 2.5 per cent of the gross na- UPI tional product.
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    331 48 Hayden tells Hanoi: We are no stooge HANOI, Wednesday AUSTRALIAN Foreign Minister Bill Hayden tonight assured Vietnam of an independent Australian approach m Canberra's efforts towards solving the Cambodian problem, but also made clear his country has a special association with the United States. "We come here not as a
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    175 48  -  NANCY CHNG By Our Bangkok Correspondent BANGKOK, Wed. The United States has not been asked to give "nonlethal military aid" to the Democratic Kampuchean government. A senior official of the US delegation accompanying Secretary of State George Shultz to the Asean post-ministerial conference with
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    30 48 NEW YORK, Wed. The Dow Jones average of 30 industrials dropped 1.20 to 1,208.03 m the first half-hour of trading on the New York Stock Exchange today. AP
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      138 48 UP TO 1 p.m. Showers m a few areas from late morning. TEMP. (C) up to 6 a.m. tomorrow: 33 max., 26 mm. SUNSET today: 7.17 p.m.; SUNRISE tomorrow: 7.06 a.m. GLOBAL WEATHER Adelaide 11/17 C Hazy Manila 24/33 C Fair Amsterdam 14/18 C Cloudy Melbourne 4/7 C Rain Bangkok
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      K.O. for the brain
      2149 1 K.O. for the brain RINGSIDE at the New York Golden Gloves tournament. It is a night of fights. Eager young men are climbing into the ring for the first official bouts of their lives. Some look frightened, some confident, and some sleepy and confused, as if just woken from a
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        Finer points of flower arranging
        451 2 Cut flowers have long been used for decoration, and there are few things prettier than a riotous bouquet of flowers to lend restrained elegance to a home. ANNE TOFIELD gives an insight into the art of Western floral arrangement. IN WESTERN flower arrangements, the container
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        304 2 HERE'S how to create the Victorian-inspired floral arrangement shown m the picture on the right. The arrangement a three-point, informal triangle of masaki leaves, white snapdragons and red roses is by Angeline Yeo of Floral Dew. To create a similar arrangement, start with a block of wet
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        226 2 FASHIONS m flowers and their arranging have changed slowly over the centuries. As there is no inherent message m flowers, unless you are superstitious, appreciation of their beauty is spontaneous. A bit of background knowledge, however, does add to one's pleasure, and there are subtle rewards m understanding
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        Making their mark
        1047 3 Asian-American women In America the stereotype image of the Asian woman as the passive, demure servant is slowly being replaced by a different image. More and more women of Asian background are making their presence felt m the professional world. ASIAN-AMERICAN women are a growing sector m
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        Samsonites Got Your Bag: Travelite II Softsides
        63 3 Goodlooking Travelite II nylon suitcases with brass-plated buckles and vinyl straps for added strength. Handy overnighters to roomy 76cm (30") bags, m navy, khaki and black. And wheels to give greater convenience wherever you travel. Luggage Distributors Pte. Ltd. Office Service Centre I
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      Did you see that?
      1024 8 4 I'm so touched. I wanted to be here for both events. I am so, so glad I came. 7 Mrs Ernmen, who came for the eclipse and a reunion with friends 4 We've lived so long and we've never seen a total solar eclipse. We
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        Opah comes with something new
        476 14 Radio Television Malaysia has embarked on two ambitious soap operas. The first, called Opah, which began last Thursday, is 26-episode long. The other, P.J., which is still m the making, will go on for seven years. ZARINAH MARICAN reviews the first episode of Opah, and
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        Gina comes lately
        265 14  -  SOONG FOONG YENG THE Pebbles Bar m the Singapura Forum Hotel is small and easily packed m as Gina Ler, a Singapore singer, alternates with Thai rock group, The Mighty Queen, on the stage at one end of the room. Fame, I want to live forever sings
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        661 14 P.J., THE much-talked-about Radio Television Malaysia soap opera, began production recently under a veil of secrecy m a small kampung near Bangi, Selangor. Shooting began on June 6 and after three days, the location was shifted to Petaling Jay a. Produced by Helan Abu and
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        Saying it on scraps and printouts
        523 15 mm SBC launches its first programme for teenagers, Teen Up, tomorrow on Channel 5 at 6.50 p.m. JACINTHA ABISHEGANADEN talks to the five presenters of the show, and KANNAN CHANDRAN goes through the mail received by its producer. THE big number of letters that
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        Teens talk
        1359 15 "I DON'T think we're boring. Just bored, perhaps," began Glen. "No, I think you're generalising. It depends on the crowd you move with," rebutted John. "But you could say we're materialistic," added Tina. "Well, most of the time we feel so hemmed m, m Singapore," said Karen. Right.
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        Baez: Where have all the flowers gone?
        383 15 PACIFIST singer Joan Baez said her message of ant-war non-violence gets a much better response m Europe where the threat of nuclear war is more real than m the United States. If the reaction of the crowd m Vienna on Sunday night was
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      22 1 Two soa p °p eras '^jplC^' 1 from TV Wa a y s a Teens air their views Page Fifteen _iJ L.
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      386 6 fLADiS'mrPREviEwi! ORCHARD: Saturday at 11am > > I ADMISSION PRICES: STALLS $1.50 CIRCLE $2.50 C CASH BOOKINGS ONLY NO FREE LIST C flUHfo She has only six weeks to live! -H^^ and a life time of beauty i j i m^V-' courage to give. |j| I '^J I)lI)lK\ M( X
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      117 6 IOPENINSpECiiii, I IatFAREASTPL AZ A I V VfltHißM OPENS TODAY! \SSSI Viill g i.3o, 4.00, zoo 9.30 p "^PmTHK IffiATII X V} He is now a PRIVATE Iji OF /I €01' E ■j wanted (or two murders' 1.30. 3.30, 7.30 9.30pm S jUJjytll|4s446/i; THE DI y, NE FIGHT OPENS TODAY!
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      660 6 AUllBlNiißßtMißßit.ißlliHßllrNßßnMflll'llßllttSflli^iflltihßßniißltlMßliiMßßUmtlßß^BßtMfllii Blliiißli'i'Bllii'Bßlihßlitnßßlt'.ißl^ttßll'i^fll!, Jißi.!!||li a LIDO: OPENS TODAY! (Phone *****14) 5 SHOWS: 11am, 1.30, 4.00, 6.45 4 9.15 No Free List j_ B ,^> 4 IJB iflr IpP*; BPMI I B»^ <3 BiTirWi n n 'j BB 9 jJl^BaWr^ Jt^t^£. tbbl 1 'ik *j I s b^l i < M EH
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      766 6 8^ CATHAY O ■wfwgrjiMtwfef.Tiltbl i Pteose Note Times M X 00 345 6 30& 9 15pm j'k V THE VERDICT" jK| 8 H3ZSSEIES3 c A OPfNS TODAY' r| i l |l lorn I iO, 4630 9 Ispm|' Xl»].]l«l«>UllM>i X [A^TDAY 1 '(10 30, 4. 6 45 9 30pm !l U
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      768 7 Look who found their treasure at the end of our rainbow SOME OF THE WINNERS **r Boon Fong Kum Mr Cheng Eng Guan BWU an IC *****25A 1C*****32G Mdm Katijah Bte Adam Mr Low Oeck Whee Mdm Tan Lee Yin IC *****801 IC *****728 IC *****84 D, Miss Ong Lian
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      211 7 VITAMIN B+C CAPSULES FORMULA OF B GROUP VITAMINS PLUS THE IMPORTANT C VITAMIN Yukare Vitamin B+C Capsules provide a dietary supplement of vitamin B _4 f **/?!<&Z <i complex for the te> stimulation of appetite > and maintenance of *s&v t& metabolism. This &w% Vll!(?k I P rocluct also provides
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      953 7 Doesn't the watch with the claws deserve to be all m gold Note the four distinctive gold claws on this new Omega Constellation. They identify its strikingly elegant design and even more. By pressing the sapphire crystal against the case, the claws assure the watch's water-resistance. Form and function unite
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      112 7 Building Your Home Should Not Take A Life Time 2* i^^^M^j^ y Living In It Should Whether it's an apartment, a bungalow, a condominium or almost any modern abode that you re focussing your attention on, CCS helps you to complete the building faster. With our competitive rates and personal
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      680 8 CENTREPOINT OPEN TO PI THI v Adv»rti. a m.n. Grand opening sales by Furniture Co. today -JE Lost for 100 years now available at Centrepoint! OTXTninrknn rrn j >'■ The Glorious SINGAPORE, Thursday j 'W7^ I FAINTING SOFA Orchard Road is now alive with a shopping centre {&&>?}■ v f^w
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      33 8 lifiifH Lv n Mr^Li Each tablet is 9 I wkriflUttHr' individually X iffijjjM Bpd^H foil-wrapped mhP^ J Sole Agent: Available at Singapore. Malaysia. Brunei. Pharmacies, drugstores and supermarkets Coriison Pie Ltd .Tel: *****65
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      1145 9 MBN BdllK Algemene Bank Nederiand N.V. (Incorporated m the Netherlands with limited liability) Balance Sheet as at 31st December, 1982 (after appropriation of profit) LIABILITIES ASSETS (m thmuanda of guilders) 1982 1981 (m thousands of gu ilders) 1982 1981 Share capital FL 773 186 PL 735 857 Cash m hand,
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      1302 9 Credit General pour le Commerce et I'lndustrie "Genecredit", Paris (82,0% subsidiary of Banque de Neuflize, Schlumberger, Mallet S.A., Paris); Internationale Handels- en Diamantbank N.V., Antwerp; LaSalle National Bank, Chicago; Mees Hope Finanzgesellschaft A.G., Zug; H.J. Merek& Co. Bank, Hamburg; Monaval Finanz A.G., Zurich (100% subsidiary of Algemene Bank Nederland (Schweiz),
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      2200 9 Profit and loss account for the year 1982 (m thousands of guilders) 1982 1981 Total Income Fl. 2 401 579 Fl. 2 172 425 Total Expenditure 2 043 437 1 831 590 Net profit Fl. 358 142 Fl. 340 835 Unappropriated profit from previous year 1 038 810 Profit to
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      3381 10 111 HONG LEONG FINANCE LIMITED \^^^jj|^^^ (Incorporated m the Republic of Singapore) BALANCE SHEET AS AT 31ST DECEMBER 1982 The Group The Company The Group The Company Note 1982 1981 1982 1981 Note 1982 1981 1982 200,000,000 200,000,000 200,000,000 200,000,000. SUBSDIA^COMPANIES 59.704 J26 23,836^84 Issued fully pa,d: Shares of $1
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      2941 11 ffe) SINGAPORE FINANCE LIMITED V iKSIl^^ (Incorporated m the Republic of Singapore) BALANCE SHEET AS AT 31ST DECEMBER 1982. The Groap The Company Share Capital Note 1982 1181 1982 1981 The Group The Company Authorised: Iff* Shares of $1 each 2H,W,Mt 50,000,000 m,m,m 50,000,000 Note 1982 1981 1982 1981 Shares
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      382 12 NOTICES "Premium Biscuits from UK." v 4 +P Fox's Biscuits Ltd proudly announces the appointment of Merrymay Industries Pte wholly owned subsidiary of Allied £j!% Chocolate Industries W Malaysian Tobacco Company Bhd. I COMPANY ANNOUNCEMENT I The Board of Directors are pleased to announce the results for the first half
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      551 12 In the Matter of The Compaaies Act, Cap. 185 and In the Matter of DKSTILACIONES GARCIA DX LA FTENTE PTE. LTD. (In Voluntary liquidation) Members' Voluntary WlndinK-up NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT the creditors of the abovenamed Company which is being voluntarily wound-up, are required on or before 1 August,
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      235 12 G ARFIELD By Jim Dmvis COOKIES:,;.:! *$Fpts COOKIeW//| :*COORSVi JiAA |/AV.t) GtO j united Feature Syndicate Inc STAR WARS By ArcMe Goodwin &AI Williamson 'WMlf. Unaware of Admiral Griff <s M^T^acmn^TmtlTHL* iw WJiM, desperate, mow -to potter/ WWkW Hb W'f'^'/ overtake the Retxz.l *^m^^^ X mJLMJL/'\y -fic2t...uik£ continues WT ///4V/
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      1803 13 In water, town and bio gas supply; irrigation, drainage and effluent piping Poly pipe, made of high density polyethylene, is the answer to all your piping problems. Proven superior for: tropical climates. Can be stored indefinitely Potable water supply m the open without becoming brittle. Raw water mains Low thermal
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      486 13 PEANUTS BySchulz 1 I THIS PINNER I MAVE I l^>— II I SUPPOSE IT WOULP BE CON6RATULATIONSy F(XEp FQR you TON 6HT *r\/^«\ IMPOLITE TO ASK FOR \r~^ yj IS PROBABLY THE FINEST A SECONP OPINION I V^A PINNER ANY PO6 IN P/fl c^? ~J~ j^-f i_J-d^X HISTORY MAS EVER
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      124 14 SINGAPORE ARMED FORCES STORY An exhibition which covers the founding of the SAF m 1965 till today. Highlights include TODAY: Singapore 1.22 a.m. (2.6 m), 8.22 a.m. (0.2 m), 3.11 p.m. (2.1 m), 8.15 p.m. (lm). Sedill Kechil 12.48 a.m. (2m), 7.31 a.m. (0.3 m), 2.58 p.m. (2.1 m), 8.18
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      126 14 photographs of the SAF's mercy missions to Bangladesh. National Museum. 9 a.m. 5.30 p.m. Ends July 14. LIFE IN SINGAPORE DURING THE JAPANESE OCCUPATION Exhibits include newspaper clippings, letters, badges, ration cards and currency used during the Japanese Occupation. Sentosa Wax Museum. 9 a.m. -5 p.m. Free. Till Aug 12.
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      113 15 KnrJh/7n L/v€ f' HHL Areyou that someone? You can't afford to do business with blinkers on. Keep yourself informed and m touch with the trends, the rise-and-falls, the latest developments. In every monthly issue of Singapore Business Magazine we open your eyes to what's happening m the business world. With
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      494 16 30 PHONE CALLS A DAY, whether incoming or outgoing, local or international T«iliiAAj««M m #C IS NO HASSLE Ay /iC^fe^T? JiflL J IIIW MIUUdIiJLJLCI* Instant retrieval of name for one-touch dialling •You record your voice once and your recorded voice will answer all Dials numbers up to 1 6 digits,
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        We're ready for frontier science
        1375 1 What potential does Singapore have m developing frontier science and keeping up with high technology? What are its strengths and problems m the field of scientific research? In a television forum m Mandarin last Saturday, four eminent US physicists gave their views on these questions.
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        SECTION THREE Search for the young who'll help Singapore succeed
        380 1 Search for the young who'll help Singapore succeed THE success story of the world-famous Apple Home Computer system was related by Prof Yang Chen-ning as an example which Singapore could emulate as it enters into the race of frontier science. In reply to chairman Dr R. K. Phna's question that
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        Cartoonist who doesn't mind being a 'worm'
        443 2 Cartoonist who doesn't mind being a 'worm' He signs his works with his real name, and at times, Ah Chung, which means The Worm. "Everybody wants to be a dragon, and I don't see anything wrong with the worm." CARTOONIST Yen E-King, 50, is m a jovial mood. He chuckles
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        49 1 FIY THE LEADER. The 747 gives you more comfort per mile than anything else m the sky. Now the new 747-300 with more room upstairs offers additional passenger conveniences. No other airplane offers so many comfort alternatives: sleeper berths, extra-roomy business class and upstairs economy service. Getting people wgefher
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        178 2 NOTICES at the Mercury Room (18th floor) Apollo Hotel, Havelock Road Singapore at 2.30 p.m. 1) 1, SOPHIA ROAD #24-04, PEACE MANSION 2) NOS. 57 58, SPOTTISWOODE PARK ROAD 3) VACANT LAND AT 2, PADANG JERINGAU LOT NO. 155-4PTTS XVII 4) BLOCK 1, "HIMIKO COURT" 2, RIDGEWOOD CLOSE #16-03 5)
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        517 2 B.S.P. TENDER NOTICE NO. SSU 8/83 Item 1 1 Unit GP Launch SPECIFICATIONS Name of Vessel MV Katupong Port of Registry Miri Registered No. MI-222 Date Built July 1971 Classification Society Marine Dept. Sarawak I Shipyard Cheoy Lee Shipyard, Hong Kong Dimensions L.O.A. 55' 0" Beam 140 .5" Depth Moulded
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        157 2 m REMOVAL NOTICE HART ENGINEERING PTE LTD is pleased to announce that effective Ist July 1983, our Hart Store will be moved to a new premise at: 8 Lorong Bakar Batu #01-05 to #01-08 Kolam Ayer Industrial Park Singapore 1334 Tel. No: *****72 ROXY ELECTRIC INDUSTRIES (M) BERHAD (Incorporated m
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        229 2 THE BANKRUPTCY ACT (CHAPTER 18) PUBLIC EXAMINATION IN BANKRUPTCY NOS 677/74 Tan Beng Leong of Block 17 Lorong 7 Toa Payoh #05-222 Singapore 1231 64/76 Vim Wai Choy (a Vim Chin Yee of Block 28 Jalan Klinik #03-7 1 Singapore 0316 134/82 Choong Charn Poey of 225 Lorong Halwa Singapore
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