The Straits Times, 14 October 1983

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    14 1 The Sraits Times Estd. 1845 FRIDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1983 40 CENTS M.C.(P) No. 65/1/83
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    More and better investments
    825 1  -  HSUNG BEE HWA Netted in nine months $1.5 bil, latest technology and high -value added By More and better investments INVESTORS are putting more money in Singapore's manufacturing sector now that there are clearer signs that the economic recovery will be sustained. In the first nine
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    Lock icon Man dies of over-drinking
    68 1 LONDON, Thurs. A hospital patient drank himself to death on water. Mentally-ill Murray Fensome, 45, convinced that hospital food and medicines were poisoned, virtually starved himself and became a compulsive water drinker, a coroner said yesterday. He drank up to 20 litres a day in a
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    Lock icon Face of death...
    82 1 First picture of damaged mausoleum where 5 South Korean ministers died picture. One million at funeral. Page 3. THIS is the face of destruction. And death. Destruction because the roof of the once-beautiful mausoleum to seven Burmese martyrs has collapsed. And death because the bomb explosion that
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    Lock icon UN body accepts DK's credentials
    438 1  -  LIAK TENG KIAT Vietnam's Foreign Minister to visit Australia By US Correspondent NEW YORK, Thurs. The coalition government of Democratic Kampuchea yesterday passed its first hurdle in the 38th session of the United Nations General Assembly when the UN credentials committee agreed to accept its
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    Lock icon Tyre ad falls flat
    182 1 Angry Saudis boycott Dunlop for one year RIYADH, Thurs. Saudi Arabian anger over an advertisement by Dunlop Tyre Company has cost the firm a one-year boycott from a Saudi transport company and the chance to compete for contract worth US$l.4 million (about Ss3 million). Saudi Commerce
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    Lock icon Indonesia to cut its military spending
    419 1 And it will be drastic, says Armed Forces chief JAKARTA, Thursday Indonesia to cut spending INDONESIA will drastically cut its military spending in a possible austerity programme, the Commander of the Armed Forces, General Benny Murdani, said yesterday. In an interview with the weekly
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    Lock icon Money, money
    54 1 NEW YORK, Thurs. Americans are preoccupied with money and one out of 10 has no savings or investments, but most men and women are satisfied with their financial status, a nationwide survey shows. The study sponsored by Money magazine also revealed that 44 percent have less than US$5,OOO
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      Lock icon TRAPPED SHIPS IN DANGER
      62 1 MOSCOW, Thnrs. Twenty-six of the .">« Soviet ships trapped in park ice in Arctic seas north of Siberia are completely immobilised and in serious danger, a senior marine official said today. Food will soon ran low on many of them and it could be difficult to
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      163 1 Shaolin Temple v coming December C Page I --^m M^g jb Enhancing a SP^^Fl|^|j gifted child's I- tuj^^v^ potential the Pi W& .-J Page One A Baba's foodstall The Candy Bars: A in Hougang: Just taste of the sweet like mum's cooking old-fashioned Outlook. Page Two Leisure, Page 17 Outlook
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      642 2 Fund hits target THE Lee Kuan Yew Endowment Fund has reached its $5 million target less than a month after it was launched. The target was reached after the Shaw Foundation donated $1 million. The fund, set up to commemorate the Prime Minister's 60th birthday on Sept 16, will
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      COMMENT
      203 2 THE STRAITS TIMES SAYS: THE dramatic photograph on the back page of The Straits Times yesterday did not depict the Streets of San Francisco but Quezon City, in the Philippines. Doubtless throughout the world there were other instances of policemen being killed or maimed. From the friendly "fuzz" of
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      TIMES BUSINESS
      206 2 K.L. MINING FIRM'S ACCORD WITH AUSTRALIAN PARTNER THE Malaysia Mining Corporation has agreed to take up its full entitlement to the rights issue proposed by its Australian joint venture partner, Ashton Mining Ltd, to finance what will be the world's largest diamond mine. The MMC will not, however,
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      BACKGROUND
      62 2 THE PESO DEVALUATION THE devaluation of the Philippine peso has adversely affected the country's economic growth. Bankers and economists attribute the devaluation to a lack of confidence in the country's political stability. But with a large foreign debt to service and a record balance of payments deficit, the government
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      SPORTS
      244 2 An Arabian night? SAUDI ARABIA will tonight walk onto the National Stadium pitch for their match against Singapore at 7.30 feeling half their battle already won. The other 50 per cent will of course have to come from the players' determination, form and luck to gain a- victory over
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      AROUND THE WORLD
      599 2 Flying into a rage GREECE has threatened to end active participation in Nato ostensibly over US violations of its air space during Nato drills. Premier Andreas Papandreou's socialist government claimed earlier this week that US jet fighters from the aircraft carrier Eisenhower entered Greek airspace illegally on
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      ACROSS THE CAUSEWAY
      200 2 New envoy nominated PRESIDENT Ronald Reagan has nominated a State Department expert on Far East affairs as ambassador to Malaysia a move expected to improve bilateral ties. News of the nomination of Mr Thomas Shoesmith, now Deputy Assistant Secretary of State for East Asia and Pacific Affairs,
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      SECTION 2
      377 2 Japan's gifted A BRILLIANT career in Japan should begin at the age of two, says Mr Tomoo Wada, president of the Shotoku Gakuen, a 14-year-old private school for gifted children on the outskirts of Tokyo. Although the school offers primary and secondary classes and accepts children of all
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      SECTION 3
      183 2 (S'pore edition) Martial arts prowess THOSE who have seen the film The Shaolin Temple and were captivated by the martial arts skills of its lead actor Li Lianjie will be glad to learn that he mav visit Singapore in December. How did it all begin? It began when
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      Lock icon Marcos expected to sign decree today
      323 3 New commission to investigate murder of Aquino MANILA, Thura. PRESIDENT Ferdinand Marcos, who yesterday cancelled all official engagements, is expected to sign a decree tomorrow appointing a new commission to investigate the murder of Mr Benigno Aquino. The government said today that the organisation
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      Lock icon Hotels hit
      193 3 Postponement of Reagan visit and unrest blamed MANILA, Thurs. Leading hotels in the Philippines have been adversely affected both by anti-government unrest in the country and the postponement of the Slanned visit by Preslent Reagan, hotel spokesmen said yesterday. "A few days after the assassination of opposition leader
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      Lock icon Manila to meet big creditors
      125 3 MANILA, Thurs. The Philippines Central Bank has called a meeting of the country's major creditors in New York on Monday, a government spokesman said today. The spokesman said he could not comment on reports that the meeting had been called to discuss a possible rescheduling
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      Lock icon I m at state funera
      345 3 Death toll rises as S. Korea buries those killed in bomb blast SEOUL, Thurs. MORE than one million mourners jammed a city plaza today in a state funeral for 16 South Koreans killed by a bomb in Burma, and the nation's Premier warned North Korea
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      Lock icon What Indira's men brought back
      104 3 NEW DELHI, Thurs. Airport Customs impounded tens of thousands of dollars worth of contraband goods from officials returning to India with Prime Minister Indira Gandhi after her visit to the US recently, a newspaper said yesterday. According to Customs sources, 18 top government officials tried
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      Lock icon Tower's stairs for auction
      42 3 PARIS, Thurs. Portions of the original iron staircase from the 94-year-old Eiffel Tower, which has just celebrated its 100 millionth visitor, will be auctioned here on Dec 1. The 160-metre long staircase was replaced for security reasons AFP
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      Lock icon Anger in the House
      279 3  -  PETER HAZELHURST Calls for Tanaka to quit By Tokyo Correspondent TOKYO, Thurs. Proceedings in Japan's Parliament were paralysed today as five major opposition parties mounted a vociferous campaign calling for the resignation of former Prime Minister Kakuei Tanaka, who was convicted on charges of bribery yesterday.
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      Lock icon Greek threat to stay out of Nato games
      343 4 It wants US to guarantee not to violate its airspace ATHENS, Thurs. GREECE yesterday threatened to end active participation in the North Atlantic Treaty Organisation unless the United States radically changes its military flying regulations. "Greece will not take part in future
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      Lock icon Refunds for Britain and W. Germany approved by EEC
      173 4 Refunds for Britain and W. Germany approved by EEC STRASBOURG, Thurs. The European Parliament today approved budget refunds for Britain and West Germany, ending a protracted dispute between London and its European Economic Community partners. While the decision was criticised by parliamentary budget committee chairman Erwin Lange, a West German
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      Lock icon Geneva missile talks in jeopardy
      316 4 GENEVA, Thurs. US and Soviet officials have said they will continue talking here on limiting nuclear missiles but the negotiations are in jeopardy and agreement seems increasingly unlikely An unusually long threehour session of negotiations on limiting European-based medium-range missiles took place yesterday amid reports
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      Lock icon Black hole is 'eating up nearby stars'
      118 4 LONDON, Thors. A black hole is swallowing stars in a galaxy next doer to ours, according to satellite observations published today. The hole, weighing between 5f and 1H million times more than the son, Is at the core of the galaxy NG€ 4151,
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      Lock icon Protestors blockade US camp
      114 4 BREMERHAVEN (West Germany), Thurs. About 2,000 demonstrators began blockading a US army camp near the West German port of Bremerhaven today in one of the first major moves in a planned "hot autumn" of protest against nuclear missiles. About 2,000 police stood behind barbed wire at
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      Lock icon Race issue threatens to embarrass Tories
      284 4 BLACKPOOL, Thurs PRIME Minister Margaret Thatcher's Conservative Party today discusses right-wing demands that black immigrants be kept out of Britain and also hears the Cabinet minister at the centre of a sex scandal. Calls on the government to end all further permament immigration from
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        Lock icon Typhoon Joe strikes
        64 4 HONGKONG WAS brought to a virtual standstill and 40 people were injured yesterday as Typhoon Joe, downgraded to a tropical storm, battered this British colony with winds of up to 114 km h. In the harbour, two ships broke their mooring cables but were not in danger,
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        Lock icon HK investors wooed
        49 4 TAIWAN WILL send regular missions to Hongkong in an attempt to encourage Chinese there to invest in the island. Economic Ministry officials said on Wednesday. They said the ministry had set up a computerised service centre which would help investors cut through government red tape. Reiner
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        Lock icon Shuttle crisis talks
        102 4 AMERICAN AND European space engineers held crisis talks in Florida on Tuesday on emergency modifications to the next U.S. Space Shuttle flight on Oct 28 after learning that the last shuttle mission came within minutes of disaster, informed sources said. Officials were considering what to do after
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        Lock icon Walesa will go to Oslo
        55 4 LECH WALESA said in an interview with Norwegian television on Wednesday that he has decided to go to Oslo to accept his Nobel Peace Prize on Dec 10. "Peace and non-violence know no boundaries, not even the Polish borders," Mr Walesa said in the interview
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        Lock icon Kabul warns Iran
        60 4 AFGHANISTAN ON Wednesday issued a strong protest to Iran against a series of alleged air space violations and warned if it happens again it will not be responsible for the "consequences," Radio Kabul said. The state-run radio, in a broadcast monitored in Islamabad, said Iranian air force
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        Lock icon Highest jobless toll
        46 4 UNEMPLOYMENT IN Australia reached 10.4 per cent last month, the highest level since World War II with a total of 730.400 people out of work, according to official figures released in Canberra yesterday. In August, the unemployment figure was 10.2 per cent. Reuter
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        Lock icon 18 miners killed
        51 4 A MINE shaft elevator broke loose from its cable on Wednesday and plunged 97 metres before it slammed into the ground, killing 18 miners and injuring three others in the San Juan de Pachuca silver mine, 96 km north of Mexico City, Red Cross officials said yesterday.
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      Lock icon Smallest US corn harvest in 13 years
      597 6 Worst drought in 50 years and government cutback on planting hit production WASHINGTON, Thursday AMERICAN farmers are harvesting their smallest corn crop in 13 years, reduced by the worst drought in half a century and the government's programme to j curb crop production
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      Lock icon Kissinger issues warning to El Salvador
      397 6 Do not permit human rights abuses while fighting leftist guerilla insurrection' SAN SALVADOR, Thurs. MR HENRY Kissinger warned El Salvador yesterday against permitting human rights abuses as it fights leftist guerilla insurrection. In a clear reference to a recent resurgence of rightist death squads,
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      Lock icon Coke used as 'cure-all' in Mexico
      147 6 Coke used as 'cure -all' in Mexico MEXICO CITY, Thurs. "Things go better with Coke," the ads say, and one Indian group in southern Mexico couldn't agree more. It uses the drink as a cure for almost everything from headaches to tumours. Tourists just cannot believe their eyes when they
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      Lock icon Army-navy feud in US
      224 6 Weinberger tries to end bitter dispute over military budget WASHINGTON, Thurs. Defence Secretary Caspar Weinberger is trying to end a bitter dispute between the US army and navy over sharing out money for the American military build-up. Moves by Congress to cut President Ronald Reagan's requested
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      Lock icon Worker Whose 'spikes, cist him his job
      95 6 ROLLS-ROYCE has sacked an apprentice technician because his punk hair-style was a danger to colleagues working at one of the luxury car-maker's factories. An industrial tribunal at Bristol in south-west England backed the management's decision yesterday to sack 18-year-old Peter Mortiboy. Mr Mortiboy,
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      Lock icon Marines' stint in Lebanon extended
      139 8 WASHINGTON, Thurs. President Ronald Reagan signed a congressional resolution yesterday, authorising US Marines to serve with the multinational force in Lebanon for another 18 months. Mr Reagan said in a statement that he disagreed with the congressional view that the postVietnam War Powers Resolution imposing
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      Lock icon Man cut out wife's tongue
      59 8 BEIJING, Thurs. A man who cut out his wife's tongue has been executed in northern China, the Liaoning Daily said in its latest edition reaching here yesterday. The newspaper said that Wang Lianhua pleaded guilty to "cruelly mistreating his wife, going as far as to
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      Lock icon French 'super jets' not yet in Iraq: Saddam
      105 8 The Iran-Iraq War BAGHDAD, Thors. The five French Super Etendard fighter-bomb-en have net yet been delivered to Iraq, President Saddam Hussein said tod»y. Speaking at a news conference here, Mr Huaeln confirmed the purchase of the planes from France bat stressed that
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      Lock icon US may use F-15s in exercise
      273 8 BOSTON, Thurs. The US is considering the use of air force F-15 fighters in a joint Persian Gulf exercise with Saudi Arabia designed to deter Iran from closing the Gulf to oil tankers, it was reported yesterday. The Boston Globe quoted "well-placed sources" as
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      Lock icon Israel plans to tie up its economy with US dollar
      415 8 Linkage made public after newspaper reports secret move TEL AVIV, Thursday ISRAEL plans to fully link its economy to the US dollar as part of efforts to ease the country's financial troubles, the Treasury announced today. The dollar will be
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      Lock icon Tripoli clashes leave 47 dead, 100 injured
      343 8 Tripoli clashes leave 47 dead, 100 injured Fierce fighting between Islamic fundamentalists and communists BEIRUT, Thurs. AT LEAST 47 people were reported killed, some of them in cold blood, and 100 injured in fierce clashes which engulfed the northern port city of Tripoli yesterday. The clashes, between Palestinian-backed Islamic fundamentalists
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      Lock icon Syria started secret talks with Egypt, sources say
      279 8 JERUSALEM, Thurs. Syria has begun secret discussions with its arch-rival, Egypt, five years after the Camp David peace treaty caused an angry break in their diplomatic relations, according to informants here and in Syria. The contacts come against a background of eroding
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    Open-house weekly at SSO rehearsals
    450 10  -  CHAN ENG CHENG Mix-and-talk plan to woo music lovers By THE Singapore Symphony Orchestra plans to allow the public to watch it at rehearsals and to mingle with its musicians and guest artistes. These once a week open-door sessions, beginning in January, will give concert-goers
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    Role of computers in medium sized companies
    184 10 Role of computers in medium sized companies ENTREPRENEURS or managers of mediumsized companies will soon be able to learn how to make use of computers to improve their business and find new markets. The Institute of System Science will conduct the first Computerisation for Entrepreneurs Course at Kent Ridge on
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    Policeman attacked with own baton
    281 10 Man jailed four months for part in assault A POLICEMAN was beaten with his baton and another police officer was also assaulted by two men they were trying to detain, a court heard yesterday. Noor Marican bin Shaik Yusoff, 23, pleaded guilty to assaulting PC
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    Robbed while he slept
    44 10 A BUSINESSMAN, Mr K.L. Ng, 44, has reported to police that $10,600 in cash, a gold ring worth $600 and a $1,700 wristwatch were stolen from his bedroom while he was asleep in his house at Jurong Road on Wednesday.
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    Sale of SBS passes for November starts tomorrow
    97 10 Sale of SBS passes for November starts tomorrow SINGAPORE Bus Service concession passes for November will be sold from tomorrow. Passes for shareholders, primary and secondary school pupils will be available at post offices and HDB area offices until Oct 25 and at Emporium Holdings and NTUC Fairprice stores until
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    308 10  - Grand-stand attraction STELLA DANKER Store's Deepavali draw is an unsmiling human 'statue' Story by HEARD of a stand-up comic? Well this stand-still straightfaced man had Campbell Lane shoppers in stitches yesterday and he never even told a joke or smiled. He was "borrowed" from Madras by the owner of a
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    Jurong sewage works to be expanded soon
    159 10 A $60 MILLION expansion to Jurong Sewage Treatment Works is about to be carried out. This will double the treatment capacity to 164,000 cubic metres a day when completed in 1987. An Environment Ministry spokesman said the plant's capacity was being expanded to
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    Another woman cut in the leg
    286 11  -  BENG TAN njnuhvfcf By THE whirly blade has claimed its second victim and both on the same day. She is washerwoman Tan Kuee Eng, 41, and this is her story: "It was about 9 a.m. on Tuesday. I was going to work when this
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    SBC wins 3 awards
    265 11 TWO children's programmes produced by the Singapore Broadcasting Corporation have won commendation awards at an international competition. The 20th Asia Pacific fIHH^^ HH^ H Broadcasting Union (ABU) genera] assembly competition in Auckland has chosen Spun Magic, a weekly radio programme for children between nine and 11
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    Oil mill ordered to pay $500,000 damages
    358 11 AN OIL mill has been ordered by the High Court to pay more than $500,000 in damages and interest to a company for repudiating two contracts to buy 2,200 tonnes of crude palm oil from the company three years ago. Mr Justice Wahab
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    Man with anxiety neurosis: It was suicide
    197 11 THE body of a man who had been suffering from anxiety neurosis since his university days was found at the foot of a block of flats in Hougang. Mr Ng Mong iHong, 29, a business administration graduate, had a nervous breakdown and was
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    $1.03 m link bridge at jetty
    169 11 $1.03 m link bridge at jetty THE Sentosa Development Corporation is spending $1.03 million on a second link bridge at the Sentosa jetty terminal to ease congestion at peak hours and improve the two-way flow of visitors to the island. When completed at the end of next month the new
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    Stalls give way to car parks
    305 13  -  GRACE CHNG And Chinatown's streets get a sprucing-up too By THE streets of Chinatown will soon fill up again this time with cars. Neat, yellow car lots now mark many of the streets where once stood untidy rows of stalls selling all kinds of
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    Developer loses appeal against order to pay wife for her shares
    270 13 Developer loses appeal against order to pay wife for her shares A PROPERTY developer lost his appeal yesterday against the Chief Justice's decision ordering him to pay $135,000 to his wife for her shares in a company. Mr Pek Tiong Seng, 57, appealed on the grounds that the shares of
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    Sunday walkabout for Chok Tong
    99 13 THE Defence and Second Health Minister, Mr Goh Chok Tong, will visit Kampung Übi and Kampung Kembangan on Sunday the 19th in the series of ministerial walkabouts. During the tour, Mr Goh will have discussions with residents and community leaders in the two constituencies. He
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    Probe on murder
    58 13 POLICE are investigating the murder of a taxi driver, Mr Han Neng Juan, 54, who was found dead with head injuries at Joo Chiat Road on Wednesday night. Police found his body about 300 metres away from his taxi at about 10 p.m. It is believed he
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    Help us close trade gap, Japan told
    226 13 THE difficulty in penetrating Japan's trade barriers was raised by the president of the Chines^ Chamber of Commerce and Industry, Mr Tan Keong Choon, yesterday when he met a group of visiting Japanese businessmen. In his discussions with members of an economic mission
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    Burn Korean translation of Quran, says Muis
    113 13 Burn Korean translation of Quran, says Muis MUSLIMS, especially Koreans of this faith, who possess copies of a certain Korean translation of the Holy Quran have been advised to burn them. In a press statement released yesterday, the Muslim Religious Council of Singapore (Muis) said the translation was by a
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    SIA will train more flight engineers to be pilots
    272 13  -  SALMA KHALIK By SINGAPORE Airlines is to retrain more surplus flight engineers as pilots. This will increase the intake to more than the 22 originally needed. This additional intake and the loan of a few SIA flight engineers to Bangladesh Biman
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    Dealer who bought stolen tyres will pay damages
    180 13 A TYRE dealer who bought 240 stolen tyres worth $18,000 agreed in the High Court yesterday to pay damages to Bridgestone Singapore to whom the tyres belong. Bridgestone, now under voluntary liquidation, made the claim against Sin Hong Hwa Pte Ltd three
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    Tiny koala toy unsafe for tiny tots
    316 15  - Tiny koala toy unsafe for tiny tots TONG YOKE THO By PLANS to give away tiny toy koala bears with Kots of honey have inded the Australian High Commission with a sticky problem. The bears with plastic noses and round beady eyes have been declared unsafe for children under the
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    Case's conclusions on erasers 'misleading' says importer
    336 15 KEYSTONE Industries, importers of two types of erasers found by the Consumers' Association of Singapore to contain "dangerously high" levels of lead, have said that Case's conclusions were "misleading and extremely unfair." But Case executive secretary Ivan Baptist said as there were no
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    Beauty queen to visit S'pore
    37 15 MISS Chinatown USA Sandra Buck-Lin Young, 24, will visit Singapore for four days, starting tomorrow. She will be here as part of a tour which also covers Taiwan, Bangkok, Malaysia and Hongkong.
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    Fewer Singapore seamen out at sea
    427 15  - Fewer Singapore seamen out at sea GERRY DE SILVA By High wages, recession and modern ships blamed FEWER Singapore seamen were out at sea last year and one major reason for this is that our seafarers are just too costly. Technology is another. Modern ships require a smaller number of
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    Reporters to receive awards today
    122 15 TWO energy correspondents from Singapore will receive the Mobil Asean Journalism Award during a presentation ceremony today at Goodwood Park Hotel. The correspondents, Miss Loh Hui Yin of Business Times and Mr Yong Pow Ang of The Singapore Monitor, were selected as this year's recipients
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    Seven new members join Sikh Board
    97 15 Seven new members join Sikh Board SEVEN new members have been appointed to the Sikh Advisory Board which advises the government on the general welfare of the Sikh community, their religion and customs. They are Mr Awtar Singh, Mr Gurumukh Singh, Mr Harbans Singh, Mr Manjit Singh, Mr Pal Singh
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    Man told son he wanted to die
    109 15 Man told son he wanted to die THE body of an elderly man was found near the rescue jetty at Nicoll Drive a day after he had telephoned his son to tell him he wanted to die because of his many problems. Mr Cheng Ah Chai told an inquest on
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    Fund-raising Asean show
    56 15 AN ASEAN cultural show will be held today to raise funds for the Singapore Cultural Foundation. Trie show, organised by the Sentosa chapter of the Singapore Jaycees, will be held at the Hyatt Regency Hotel at 7 30 p.m. Permanent Secretary (Health and Culture) Wan Hussin Zoohri
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    Crash victim
    30 15 A PEDESTRIAN. Mr Ng Siew Peng, 67, died in Tan Took Seng Hospital on Wednesday after he was hit by a motorcycle along River Valley Road on Monday.
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    Endowment Fund hits $5 m target
    209 16 Endowment Fund hits $5 m target Shaw Foundation gives $1 m THE Lee Kuan Yew Endowment Fund has reached its $5 million target less than a month after it was launched. The target was reached after the Shaw Foundation donated $1 million. Mr V.M. Shaw, one of the Shaw Foundation's
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    271 had food poisoning in July and August
    376 16 A TOTAL of 271 people were affected in eighi outbreaks of food poisoning reported in July and August. In the first outbreak, six residents of a Holland Road condominium claimed they had diarrhoea and stomach pains and vomitted after drinking unboiled tap
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    Dead man identified
    48 16 THE BODY of a man was found at the foot of Block 122, Bedok North Street 2, shortly after 1 p.m. on Wednesday. He was identified as Lim Teng Teok, 20, and is believed to have fallen from the rear window of his nine-floor flat.
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    South Australia seeks joint ventures
    178 16 South Australia seeks joint ventures THE South Australian government will discuss specific joint-venture projects with Singapore businessmen and the government. The Premier of South Australia, Mr John Bannon, yesterday said he was especially interested in projects related to the tourism industry, food processing and agricultural products. Mr Bannon said he
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    Creche to be run by Muslim organisation being planned
    271 16 Creche to be run by Muslim organisation being planned ANOTHER creche where working parents can leave their children is being planned. The $100,000 centre the first to be run by a Muslim organisation here is expected to open in Bedok North next year. It will be built at the void
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    Man gets jail, cane for part in robbery
    129 16 i A JOBLESS man who i took part in robbing a cigarette salesman of $16,000 at knifepoint has I been sentenced to 20 months' jail an d 10 I strokes of the cane. Anc Lim Joo, 31. and his two accomplices, Aw
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      699 16 See what the stork has V\^^/^C I s—~f J u have a pair of twins between C-IL 24th October 1983 and 31st December 1983 V^> v an€^ well give you a double-barrel prize. l jS?\^ y *~f j/^"^ $100 John Little voucher plus $50 worth > /^^™m|\V\\\ /&£k. <Cz Register
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      Lock icon Far East expert to be US envoy
      444 17 picture. New man expected to improve Washington-KL ties KUALA LUMPUR, Thursday PRESIDENT Ronald Reagan has nominated a State Department expert on the Far East as ambassador to Malaysia a move that is expected to improve US ties with Malaysia. News of the nomination
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      Lock icon Snap elections expected in Sarawak
      314 17 KUCHING, Thurs. Sarawak Chief Minister Datuk Patinggi A mar Taib Mahmood is likely to dissolve the 48-seat state legislative assembly next Monday, government officials told Reuters here today. The move, if implemented, would pave the way for elections in midNovember, nearly one year ahead of
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      US won't take Malaysia for granted: Bush
      169 17 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. United States VicePresident George Bush told the Malaysian Deputy Prime Minister Datuk Musa Hitam at a luncheon yesterday that the US would not take Malaysia for granted despite the fact that relations between the two countries are fairly smooth, Bernama
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      Lock icon Malaysian govt tears off a page from the Review
      201 17 KUALA LUMPUR, Thursday THE latest issue of the Far Eastern Economic Review had one of its pages torn off by Malaysian authorities before it was circulated here today. The missing page 17, of the issue dated October 13, carried an article
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      Lock icon Officer's negligence led govt to lose $20 m — committee
      135 17 Officer's negligence led govt to lose $20 m committee KUALA LUMPUR Thurs. The Public Accounts Committee has exposed that the government was made to lose $20.26 million in duties from the Shell Petroleum company due to the negligence of a government officer. The officer, who was named as Adenan bin
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    The Straits Times says... A policeman's hazardous lot
    479 18 IT could have been a scene from any one of the prolific cops-and-robbers soap operas that dominate the TV screens of the world. A policeman fires his gun, misses and is stabbed to death by his assailant. But this was no celluloid
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    Freak weather adds to Third World's economic woes
    539 18  - Freak weather adds to Third World's economic woes VICTORIA BRITTAIN By LONDON Freak weather conditions have brought unprecedented drought and flooding to more than 40 countries in Latin America, Asia and Africa and now presents international aid agencies with an unrecognised worldwide disaster. The British charity Oxfam, which claims a
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    How S'pore woos high-tech firms
    1791 18 r~"l\ /I" R CHAN CHIN BOCK, the Economic Development Board's alternate chairman based in New York, is back in Singapore for a short visit. XVXIn an interview with Straits Times reporter HSUNG BEE HWA, Mr Chan outlined Singapore's strategy in attracting high technology investments from
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    Guilty and yet not guilty...
    744 18 Guilty and yet not guilty I AM constantly fascinated when I read in the newspapers that the Justice Department or a federal agency has just arrived at an agreement with a large company or powerful individual accused of wrongdoing. The stories read something like this: "The Double Jeopardy Automobile Company
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      Switch on hospital air-con and escalators
      133 19 Switch on hospital air-con and escalators ONE expects those civil servants responsible for the designs and specifications of the new Singapore General Hospital to stand up against any criticism of the concept of the hospital from any quarter. Those who do not have to wait or queue to see the
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      Keeping them in the wild
      96 19 I WAS fascinated to read about the incarceration of Siow Hei, a young sun bear the authorities confiscated from a Punggol pig farmer. (ST, Oct 7). The Primary Production Department very proudly quoted the Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species, which was formed in
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      HDB taking too long to prepare papers
      373 19 HDB taking too long to prepare papers On housing Let us replace timber windows IN this age of computers, why is the Housing Board taking about three months to prepare the sales agreement for an apartment? On Aug 16, executive flats were balloted for the Bedok Zone. Subsequently, the successful
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      Are CPF payment measures sufficient?
      215 19 A FEW months ago, a group of us wrote to ask whether the Central Provident Fund Board ensured that employers paid up contributions for their workers. (ST, April 18). In its reply "CPF does check to ensure employers pay contributions" (ST, April 28), the board
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      Two complaints
      81 19 ON behalf of the stallholders of lots 02-101 to ***** at the new Kreta Ayer Complex, I would like to make the following complaints: NO fans were allocated in this part of the complex. As such, the ventilation is very poor and is unhealthy for both stall- holders
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        Service 18 buses have been collecting dust
        118 19 COULD the Singapore Bus Service act to clean up its Service 18 buses? For the past few months, we have noticed that these buses have been left to collect layers and layers of dirt and dust when travelling along the stretch of dusty
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        Use double-deckers
        75 19 WEST Coast residents have only three bus services to choose from. As a result, the buses are packed every morning. In the evenings, especially on Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays, Service 143 buses plying from Orchard Road to the West Coast are packed with commuters. The Singapore Bus Service
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        Long wait, short ride
        74 19 I HAVE observed that Service 189 buses come at irregular intervals ranging from 20 minutes to one hour. It is very frustrating to wait for an hour just to take a 10-minute ride, especially as it is the only bus I can get from Shenton Way
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      Let's not forget the Aussie bands
      136 19 Let's not forget the Aussie bands I REFER to the letter "Let us hear more British music" by "Get The Balance Right". (ST, Oct 11). If balance is what is wanted, then let us not forget Australia! Just how many local music listeners have heard of Midnight Oil, Inxs, Icehouse,
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      Govt should reduce these solicitors' charges
      162 19 Govt should reduce these solicitors' charges THE Solicitors' Remuneration Order 1974 on legal fees for purchase of property should be revised. There is no doubt the increase in property prices by about 60 per cent a year for the last five years for houses have made many solicitors very rich.
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        Prisoners choose the cigarettes
        143 19 I REFER to your letter "Stop giving cigarettes as reward" by "AntiSmoke". (ST, Sept 28). The practice of rewarding inmates with cigarettes is only one of the incentives given to inmates who work extra hard. Being an incentive payment, we allow the inmates to choose between
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        Report those who waste water
        106 19 WE wish to thank your writer "Save-Water Campaign Supporter" for pointing out to us that some polytechnic students are wasting water in the workshop. We certainly do not condone anyone who wastes water. (ST, Oct 5). Your writer could help the polytechnic by reporting immediately
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        WHEN MONTHLY COUPON WILL BE CONSIDERED
        83 19 WE thank "Motorist" who wrote the letter "Try a monthly coupon" (ST, Sept 20) for his suggestion. There are motorists who park regularly in Urban Redevelopment Authority and Housing Board car parks on a daily basis. For the convenience of these motorists, we have
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      35 19 DON'T BE SHY IF YOU can speak Mandarin and are about to use dialect again, stop yourself and start in Mandarin. The other person ma> know Mandarin but may also be shy. Be the initiator!
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      Lock icon Setback for economy
      901 20  -  MARILYN ODCHIMAR By High inflation and slower growth expected MANILA Economic targets set by the government of the Philippines have been thrown into jeopardy by a 21.4 per cent devaluation of the peso which bankers and economists blamed on the lack of confidence in the country's stability.
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      Lock icon What will happen if the Iranians close the Gulf
      973 20 4 A POSSIBILITY is that the Iraqis might use their new aeroplanes to launch Exocet missiles at the Iranians' oil port on Kharg island. The world might not find Iran's 2.6 million barrels per day (bpd) of oil irreplacable, but the
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      271 20 Philippines devalues j its peso by 21.4 pc i MANILA, W*dn««day S THE Central Bank of the Philippines today announced a 21.4 N > per cent devaluation of the peso to offset the country's mounting foreign debt and stimulate exports. The currency adjustment, the second in four months, H reduced
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    • NEWSBRIEFS
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        Hong Leong profits up
        61 21 HONG Leong Industries Bhd has announced higher group pre-tax profits of M542.08 million ($38.02 million previously) for the year ended June 30, 1983. Directors have recommended a final dividend of 9 per cent, less tax, which together with the interim dividend of 6 per cent, makes
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        Interest in ventures
        70 21 AUSTRALIA is interested in joint ventures with Asian countries to set up high technology industries and tourist facilities like hotels. South Australian premier John Bannon said yesterday, on arrival from Hongkong, that the situation* there, especially the property market, was "sobering up". He also said that Japanese
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        Lock icon Trade agreement
        97 21 BEIJING, Thurs. The Rhone-Poulenc chemical group of France has signed a three-year agreement here for US$l26 million (Ss26B million) worth of trade with China. The agreement was announced by the group president, Loik le FlochPrigent, who said the annual business would average twice the $22 million figure for
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        Lock icon Clothing imports up
        85 21 BEIJING, Thurs. American imports of clothing and other goods from China hit a 1983 high in August, but United States' exports to the Chinese lagged, following a period of strained trade relations. A US Embassy news release said US agricultural exports during August were almost nonexistent. As
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        Lock icon Money on their minds
        121 21 NEW YORK, Thurs. Americans are preoccupied with money and although one out of 10 have no savings or investments, most men and women are satisfied with their financial status, a nationwide survey shows. The financial profile of Americans that emerged from interviews with 2,553 adults in
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        Lock icon Extending invitation
        90 21 CANBERRA, Thurs. Indonesian Minister of Mines and Energy Subroto today invited Australia to join the newly-formed Association of Tin Producing Countries (ATPC). He extended the invitation during a round of talks with Prime Minister Bob Hawke and other senior ministers during a two-day visit to Canberra. The ATPC,
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        Lock icon Deadlock broken
        79 21 LONDON, Thurs. Major industrial nations have reached agreement on a plan to fix new interest rates for government-backed export credits, breaking a deadlock in negotiations which had threatened a United States-European export credit war. Export Credits Guarantee Department ECGD) officials said that under the plan, agreed on by
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        Lock icon An end to weakness
        102 21 HAMBURG, Thurs. The West German Deutschemark deserves better assessment on foreign exchange markets now that the mark's period of weakness appears to have been overcome. Bundesbank president Karl Otto Poehl told the weekly newspaper Zeit that an end to the mark's weakness is due. Factors making
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      Lock icon More activity expected at fair
      446 21 HONGKONG, Thurs Activity at the autumn trade fair in Canton, from OcA 15 to Nov 5, is expected to be higher than the record levels reported by some traders at the spring fair earlier this year, traders and experts said. They attributed the increased activity
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      MMC to take up full rights entitlement
      381 21 THE Malaysia Mining Corporation has agreed to take up its full entitlement to the rights issue proposed by its Australian joint-venture partner, Ashton Mining Ltd, to finance what will be the world's largest diamond mine. The MMC will not, however, participate in the
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      City Securities doubling paid-up capital to $10m
      233 21 CITY Securities, one of the newer members of the local stockbroking community, is doubling its paid-up capital and taking on two more partners. It is also forming a joint venture with a Hongkong stockbroking firm. City Sec said its paid-up capital will be
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      Five trade fairs hit by poor response
      228 21 AT LEAST five trade fairs and exhibitions have been called off this year, the latest being the International Fashion Trade Fair which has been rescheduled to next year. Exhibition organisers, unable to achieve their targets, decided that postponement or cancellation was more prudent
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      Former SES chairman joins Int'l Trust board
      177 21 THE former chairman of the Stock Exchange of Singapore (SES), Mr Ng Soo Peng, has been appointed a director of International Trust Finance Ltd. This is the third such appointment for Mr Ng after stepping down from the helm of SES in June
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      Lock icon Greenspan says interest rates will stay high
      344 21 Greenspan says interest rates will stay high NEW YORK, Thurs. US interest rates will stay fairly high and the economy will continue to recover, although less dramatically than from past recessions, said Alan Greenspan, president of Townsend-Greenspan Co Inc. He told the annual meeting of the No-Load Mutual Fund Association
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      Singapore closing prices
      2904 22 Ail shares quoted have a par value of $1, unless otherwise specified. Adjusted for scrip/rights. N Tax-exempted dividend. ABN is traded in lots of II shares each, with the price quoted in dollars. Gr's Net lt»tt:i Last Div P/E Vol Day IliKh Low Company Sale or- COOO>
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      Straits Times index dips 1.68 points
      563 22 AN EASIER overnight Wall Street sent local share prices lower again yesterday but only moderately so. Selected plantation-based stocks recorded slight gains in active trading. The Business Times Composite Index closed 1.12 points lower at 999.11 and the Straits Times Industrial Index eased 1.68
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      Volume in KL drops
      455 22 INVESTORS appeared to have taken time off from the Kuala Lumpur stock market yesterday as volume fell to its lowest level since JanuI ary. this year. The lack of trading saw values drifting down vrowly for most of thr morning session. In the afternoon, some bargain-hunting
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      KL SCOREBOARD
      37 22 Up Down Unch Industrials 16 69 26 Finance 1 9 Hotels 0 2 1 Properties 0 7 1 Oil Palms 4 0 4 Tins 2 4 3 Rubbers 5 7 3 Deb/Loans 0 1 1
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      Unit trusts
      177 22 Managers' prices for Oct 14 SINGAPORE UNIT TRUST ARBUTHNOT SECURITIES ASIA Spore Growth Fund 0.98' i 1.03 1 OUB-MONTAGU Union Spore Fund 1.33 1.42 INCOME BOND I NIT (Correat prlem) Income Bond 1.39 1.47 DIAMOND MGT S'PORE Sep Oct Diamond S'pore Fd (US$) 0.55 0.59 S$ 1.17 1.26
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      Rises
      26 22 M Mosaics 436 f 124 Matsushita 750 20 Supreme Corp 200 +19 Utd Plant 585 15 K L Kepong 332 10 Con Plant 344 10,
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      Falls
      46 22 PMC 800 -20 Shell 980 -20 OCBC 1160 20 P M R I 540 15 Hume 616 15 A I SB "A" 364 -12 tarut 378 10 Malakoff 386 10 Sanyo 500 10 Raleigh 525 -10 SMI 570 10 jßerjuntai 570 10 Johan 725 10
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      BUSINESS DONE-SINGAPORE
      2583 22 BID and offer prices officially listed and business in and reported to the Stock Exchange of Singapore yesterday with the number of shares traded shown in brackets in lots of 1,000 units uTiless otherwise specified. All Times Settlement Contracts are quoted after the word "sett". Big Board deals
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      BUSINESS DONE-KUALA LUMPUR
      1668 22 BID and offer prices officially listed and business in and reported to the Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange yesterday, with the number of shares traded shown in brackets in lots of 1,000 units unless otherwise specified. INDUSTRIALS AJUmdmU 3.K48 4.005) Aleom (2.988 2.995) (16) 3.00 (8) 3.02 (3)
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      Allied Choc to pay lOpc bonus dividend
      440 24 ALLIED Chocolate Industries Ltd intends to reward its shareholders with a 10 per cent bonus dividend for the year ended June 30, 1983, in spite of the fact that the group turned in less than sparkling results for the period. The group, involved
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      Bandar Raya in bid for more land
      447 24 BANDAR Ray a Developments Bhd is prepared to fork out more than Msll million in a bid to obtain more land for its real estate portfolio. The property arm of the Multi-Purpose group has entered into two separate conditional agreements. The first agreement
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      Lock icon Debt-hit nations urged to encourage foreign investment
      242 24 Debt-hit nations urged to encourage foreign investment HAMBURG, Thurs. Nations burdened with large short-term debts should turn to policies which will encourage the return of foreign private investment to their economies, Bundesbank president KarlOtto Poehl said. Mr Poehl, addressing the annual Columbus Day dinner of the Ibero-Ameri-ca Club, said too
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      GATX confident of steady expansion
      408 24 SINGAPORE will keep its role as an important warehousing centre for chemicals although several new chemical storage terminals are being built around South-east Asia. GATX, which operates a $60 million chemical storage terminal here, is confident of good growth for many more years. The terminal
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      310 24 WASHINGTON, Thurs. The Commerce Department has found after a preliminary investigation that colour televisions from South Korea and Taiwan are being dumped or sold at unfairly low prices in the US, a department official said. The TVs from South Korea were found
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      167 24 MALAYAN United Industries (MUI) is the latest company to join the ADR bandwagon. Morgan Cuarantv Trust Morgan Guaranty lrust Company of New York has established a facility whereby American De- positary Receipts (ADRs) can be issued for MUI shares. ADRs are US dollar-de-nominated
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      180 24 WINDHOEK (Namibia), Thurs. The South African economy should grow about 3 per cent in 1984 after possible growth of over 3 per cent in 1983 and a decline of one per cent in 1982, Reserve Bank deputy governor Bram van Staden said.
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        378 21 SINGAPORE: The absence of fresh factors and a general lack of trading interest caused share prices to close mostly lower in thin trading yesterday. The continued slide on Wall Street had a bearish effect but operators were largely sidelined, awaiting fresh leads. Price changes
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          50 21 Spore Fodder 180 -25 MA A 1010 -20 Sth Msia Ind 510 -20 PMC 725 -15 Johan Hldgs 655 -15 Hume M 555 -15 M Flour 500 -15 Sin Heng Chan 270 -15 Bolton 290 -14 H Leong Credit 730 -10 Tan Chong 665 -10 Kamunting 50c 660 -10
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          51 21 Matsushita 690 +75 K Kampar $1.50 380 +40 Loytape 286 +22 S T P 1975 1100 +20 Keck Seng 590 +15 Esso 1070 10 I C S 795 +10 Grand Central 550 +10 ltd Plantations 540 +10 P M R I 510+10 Supreme Corpn 175 +10 Kentucky Spore 386
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          43 21 Indices Oct 12 Oct 13 BT Composite: 910.23 909.11 BT Indicator: *****48 *****85 ST Industrials: 947.44 945.76 ST Finance: 2682.34 2678.71 ST Hotels: 959.71 950.66 ST Properties: 699.32 695.65 ST Minings: 239.87 240.34 ST Plantations: 1451.93 1452.87 OCBC: 787.51 787.36 SESInd: 714.15 714.53
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          22 21 Supreme Corp 856,000 UOL Warrants 444.000 Sime Darby 275,000 Pelangi 270,000 OCBC 243,000 Total turnover: 7.27m Total value: $22. 71m
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        66 21 Boustead Bhd 1 C C Dunlop Ind Esso Guinness Haw Par -2 MTC Multi-Porpose -2 PMC 15 Pan Elec -4 Promet Robinson's Sime Darby 4 S Trading I M Works -1 Wearnes CCM 2 Cold Storage -2 F N Gentings Inchcape Bhd Keppel NBT -3 Nat
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      663 23 THE RUBBER market in Singapore closed slightly firmer yesterday with November One RSS buyers auoted at 232.00 cents per kilo, up 0.75 cents from Wednesday's close. The morning market gained 0.75 cents on speculative and trade buying. Prices were marked up 0.25 at the opening in line with firmer
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      30 23 Rubber: Oct 13 Singapore: November: 232.00 (up 0.75 cent) Malaysia: November: 256.00 cents (up 0.50 cent) Tin: M530.06 per kilo (down nine cents) 180 tonnes (down 22 tonnes)
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      213 23 THE Malaysian crude palm oil market yesterday closed higher on renewed buying interest in anticipation of a firmer Chicago soybean complex. In Oct. central rose M517.50 to M51,337.50 per tonne, south Msls to M51,340 and north Mslo to M51,325. In Nov. south and central firmed Ms2o each to
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      31 23 LONDON: Copper prices on Wednesday (previous in brackets): Wirebars Spot buyers £962.00 (£978.00); sellers £963.00 (£979.00); Three Months buyers £985.50 (£1001.50); sellers £986.00 (£1002.00). Market tone: Quiet Sales: 27,675 tonnes.
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      163 23 THE Straits tin price in Penang yesterday fell nine cents to M530.06 a kilo, still within the ITA lower range of M529.15 and M532.06. The move was in line with a mild retreat in London. Dealers noted that the buffer stock manager was providing support at the lower levels.
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      117 23 PRODUCE Exchange, Singapore, noon closing prices per 111 kg yesterday: Coconut oil: Bulk fob $170.00 sellers, old drum (in second hand drum) fob $183.00 sellers, new drum fob $187.00 sellers. Copra: Mixed (loose) $103 buyers. Pepper: Muntok white pepper fob Asta NLW $382.50 sellers, Sarawak white pepper faq
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      212 23 GOLD in kilobar deliverable in Singapore yesterday opened at 5|27,384 and closed at 5527,413. Gold opened at 396.80/ 397.30 in quiet trading. It drifted to 396.40/ 396.90, the day's low, but found buying support at this level. The market closed early because of the typhoon in Hongkong. The market
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      34 23 Wed Tnes New York 10.20B 10.37B 10.25S 10.42S Zurich 1022B 10.42B 10.27S 10.47S Than Wed Singapore 10.26B 10.26B 10.32S 10.33S Closing prices in US dollars a troy ounce. Scarce: Credit Sutee, 8>re.
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      24 23 THE average rate at which major Singapore banks are currently prepared to lend to their best customers Is 9.M per cent.
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      723 23 THE US dollar yesterday firmed against the DM, sterling and the yen in early trading US Ml money supply is expe< ted to rise US$2.5 billion with an average of $1 1 billion higher At higher levels, selling set in and the US dollar thus closed lower.
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      47 23 RANGE of prices offered by discount houses on Oct 13: Overnight: 3 Call deposits: 2-3 Closing Buying Selling 3-month Treasury bills 2>» 24 3-month Bank bills 7 9/16 7 7/16 3 months CD 7 6 7 6 months CD 7 1 7 Source: National Discount Co.
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      37 23 5 pm laterbMk r»te» far Singapore dollars «a Oct 13: Offer Bid Overnight 6 3 < 6 1 2 1 month 6"» 2 months 7 6 3 months 7 6 7 Overnight mode 7 1 16
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      309 23 WALL STREET stock prices closed lower for the second day in a row on Wednesday as investors, again preoccupied with interest rate concerns, opted to lighten stock positions. The Dow Jones Industrial Average, which slid more than 19' points on Tuesday, retreated about another s'i points to close
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      165 23 ABN Reuter Fls ABN 373.50 -1 Ahold 178.00 -0.8 Akxo 78.50 -0.4 AMEV 137.00 -\A Armas 103.00 Amrobnk 83.20 -0.3 Berk 35.10 +3.1 Bols 88.10 -1.4 BorsurnlJ 245.00 -15 Bosk a 47.00 +0.4 Burtet 52.00 -1.5 Caland 34.50 -0.3 Calv 321.00 +2 Dell Mtj 7100 -3.5 Elsevler 440.00 -8
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      224 23 SHARE prices yesterday again firmed on a turnover of 10.47 million pesos, up from 6.58 million on Wednesday. Analysts said the advance reflected persistent demand from investors who preferred to put their money into the market because of fears of another peso devaluation. The Commercial and Industrial Index rose
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      100 23 Lire 1Baslogl 173 -17 Bel ***** -«50 CentraJe Ord 1450 -17 Cond Acqua Roma 157 -2.5 Ertdanla 8055 -195 Fl»t Ord 2951 860 Oenerall *****0 -1500 Olm 3550 -1 Ifl Priv 4630 -55 Invest 2870 -50 Italcementl Ord ***** -230 Italgas W7 -13 Lepetlt Ord ***** -50 Mediobanca *****
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      645 23 SHARE prices ended yesterday at the day's lows after drifting easier throughout the session in quiet trading, dealers said. At 3pm, the Financial Times Index was down 4.5 points at 687.6. Investment interest remained low, and the further falls on Wall Street overnight also served to dampen sentiment, dealers
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      51 23 H.K.HANG SENG Thursday 738.51 Wednesday 736.68 Week Ago 700.92 AUSTRALIAN INDUSTRIALS Thursday 886.5 Wednesday 885.4 Week Ago 886.6 ALL ORDINARIES Thursday 695.4 Wednesday 695.3 Week Ago 702.8 FINANCIAL TIMKS INDUSTRIALS Wednesday 692.1 Tuesday 698.2 Week Ago 707.8 DOW JONES AVERAGE INDUSTRIALS Wednesday 1259.65 Tuesday... 1265 14 Week Ago
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      328 23 Cents 1INDUSTRIALS A C I i 161 -1 A N I 250 unch A P M 230 unch Aberfoyle 780S Age 248 -2 Alliance OH 090 -3 Allied Mill 207 +2 Ampol Exp 350 unch Ampol Pet 191 -4 Anz 558 +2 Ashton 152 -18 B H P 1235
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      124 23 Hunts Aokham Thai Asia Fibre Ayulhaya Inv And Trust 133 +1 Bangkok Bank 254 unch Bank Of Ayudhaya Ltd 148 unch Hat.li Shoe Berll Jucker 425 -8 Charoong Thai Wire Firestone First Trust 8175 +1.5 Goodyear Industrial Finance Corp 148 -1 Jalaprathan Cement 164 unch Maboonkhrong 108 +2 Metal
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      370 23 THE stock market yesterday closed little changed after an early small advance was pared by late liquidation, brokers said. The market closed early, at the end of the morning session, as Typhoon Joe approached. The Hang Seng Index ended 1.83 higher at 738.51, after an 8.16 gain at mid-morning.
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      350 23 LATE profit-taking and liquidation yesterday pushed share prices sharply lower amid uncertainty about the political situation in Japan and concern about tension in Lebanon and the Mideast Gulf. Yen AJinomoto 1020 -20 Akal 580 -10 Amada 836 +6 Asaht Chem 390 +2 Asahl Glass 630 -18 Bank Tk 291
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      193 23 Francs Actions Sulsses 292.50 unch Alusulsse Br 783 -17 Alusulsse Reg 259 -1 Brown Boverl Br 1190 -10 Clba Oelgy Br 2180 -10 Clba C.elgy P C 1725 -15 Clba Oelgy Reg 884 -2 Credit Sulsse Br 2105 unch Credit Sulsse Reg 402 -1 Elektrowatt Br 2920 10 Oeorge
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      586 23 Ac ott rc\v cat?> Port or tonvo I V DIGGER, BCTTfR I ypjrajminc! J Tokyo Port was first in Japan to introduce container handling capability. With numerous versatile and specialized terminals, we can accommodate ALL KINDS of freight, saving you time and money. Our port representatives are now visiting Malaysia
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      372 24 For Auction: 31 Bligh Street, Sydney HeadOfl^Aetialia iFlbs ill 111 ||fl[i^^H| An historic landmark OK I located in the heart of JUI l^f" Sydney's financial H dlsmcl This valuable five level -Jjj^^^^KT Mi W Victorian building (circa &^^£gii^s I example of its type .^flfebto remaining in Australia r a V
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      86 24 ft jMfJPHS m drnodels |«=II CATHAY^ PHOTO STORE PTE LTD |Eh9 136 Bras Sawn Road Singapore 0 7 8 Te' *****51 -s^V> G'n tooi-<4 Pen.nsuia Plaza Not" Br.dgc ad Sporeo6i7 Toi *****74 J^pLj '4-01 Boor- L>a' Bldg 3'5 Outran Od SDOreo3'6 Tel 222J686 *****5? -*1* Cade Address CATHAVFOTC T e
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      4654 25 jv TELEPHONE SERVICE: RATESj CLASSIFICATION CROUP k\ Monday Friday 9.00 am 5.30 pm Ordinary $1 .00 per word (Mm $1 5.00) Ka >- 1 _t-t_ .^bmw ,^b*w _r-i_ iB-mm-a i-L j i .j^'^fcAw .^■^■•■w .^v (5.00 pm for next, day) I Entertainment A Food d fs^S^S I i\ f^^ay a(F&
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      1130 25 ***** HL The SPCA holds a twice-weekly B jumble sale at their premises and the proceeds go to the care of animals This fair, however, may not go on for very long unless a new place is found They'll be giving KL up their Orchard Road Centre in December and
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      367 26 56 Industrial Equip- 56 Industrial Equipment/Supplies ment/Supplies DE MAC electric rope hoists whore weighty problems become manageable toads. m m I The hoist with a field proven record in material handling installations for safer and speedier operation Capable of handling up l| to 80,000 kg. 1 MECHANICAL Y ENGINEERING! (Member
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      691 26 It has the following features: Modular design that makes adaptation to all operational requirements possible. Sturdy seU-braking motor. Single or two lifting speeds. Built-in limit switches for the highest lowest hook position. Flexible coupling that absorbs axial movement and cushions high starting torque peaks. Explosion proof hoist available. IANDLING S)
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      565 26 [lI A EMPLOYMENT ~65 Situations Wanted DATA PROCESSING PROFESSIONAL Canadian, 15 years Data Processing experience, excellent references, seeks senior management position within Asean. Telephone 469-7298 MECHANICAL ENGINEER TAIWAN Graduate 15 years experience in production management and maintenance available Immediately. Reply to S.T. Box A*****. 390 Kim Seng Road, Singapore 0923
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      1037 26 HI -mm A JACK OF ALL TRADES' IS urfmwW^Mf^M gently required bj i small design I LH conslrurllun company in H j Br~ Changi. The 'Jack' must have a H BUB driving licence and be a fast Hjl mm pjßj learner, and the 'trades' include H^HI 2 aww P^Bj woodwork,
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      603 26 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant e) Secretarial/Clerical e) Secretarial/Clerical ROCKWELL INTERNATIONAL MFGPTELTD An American multi-national corporation engaged in the manufacture of universal joints and steel forgings. We have an immediate vacancy for: ACCOUNTS ASSISTANT Requirements: GCE 'A' level or GCE 'O' level with credits in English, Maths and Accounting.
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      498 26 66 Situations Vacant e) Secretarial/Clerical A Japanese Construction Company requires the following personnel to work immediately 1) RECEPTIONIST e GCE 'O' Level e Pleasant personality, fluent in written English e Female, age above 18 years old e Ability to type at 35 to 40 wpm. e Knowledge of shorthand will
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      308 26 66 Situations Vacant e) Secretarial/Clerical requires ACCOUNTS CLERK Requirements: GCE 'O' level 2 years' accounting experience Preferably with LCCI Intermediate Accounting certificate c Benefits: Free meal and tea Attractive annual wage supplement Applications stating full particulars, telephone number (if any) together with a recent passportsize photograph (nonreturnable) should be addressed
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      415 26 66 Situations Vacant e) Secretarial/Clerical Female applicants are invited tor the following posts: 1) TYPISTS: Must h.ivf MCE or equivalent puss in English and a typing speed of 35 wpni Company will provide training lo operate computerised typing machine 2) FA ARTISTS: Must have relevant expenenie or training In drawings
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      518 27 66 Situations Vacant e) Secretarial/Clerical r$ inlingua The inlingua School in Singapore, a member ol an international network of Language Schools, is looking for dynamic, career-minded girls to |oin the school's administrative staff Positions .ire available for RECEPTIONISTS/ CLERKS/TYPISTS Requirements: e Minimum QCE "O" level with credltl in English. Mandarin
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      436 27 66 Situations Vacant 0 Secretarial/Clerical CONFIDENTIAL SECRETARY/ ADMIN ASSISTANT Minimun. requirements for the job are: GCE with distinction in English Shorthand and typing speed of 110/45 w.p.m. 2 years working experience as a Secretary Discreet, tactful, loyal and reliable Interested applicants are invited to write in, giving full personal resume
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      592 27 66 Situations Vacant e) Secretarial/Clerical Applications Are Invited For The Position OI: CONFIDENTIAL SECRETARY GCE "O" Level with credit In English. Relevant Secretarial Certificate. Preferably with 1 2 years working experience. A pleasant personality. Ability to communicate well at all levels. Able to start work immediately. Interested applicants should write
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      652 27 66 Situations Vacant e) Secretarial/Clerical Aviation company located at Seletar Airport requires a: CLERK/TYPIST CUM TELEX OPERATOR Requirement! a Experience preferred but not essential a Minimum typing speed 35 wpm a Able to work Independently with enthusiasm and initiative a Overtime may be necessary Apply with full details, stating expected
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      558 27 66 Situations Vacant e) Secretarial/Clerical BOUSTEAD ELECTRIC PTE LTD urgently requires a: FEMALE JUNIOR SECRETARY (or DRIVES a CONTROL Division. e Typing 40 w.p.m. e Shorthand 70 to 90 w.p.m. e Age between 19 and 26. e Some indoor sales experience preferred, e Transportation is provided. Interested candidates please write
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      648 27 66 Situations Vacant e) Secretarial/Clerical A LEADING FOREIGN BANK invites applications (or the post of: TELEPHONE OPERATOR e Candidate should possess minimum 'O' level Certificate with credits in English and 2 other subjects e Typing ability at 30 wpm e Pleasant disposition and able to manage EPABX Switchboard Interested applicants,
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      514 27 66 Situations Vacant e) Secretarial/Clerical OFFICE ADMINISTRATOR e Preferably residing in Woodlands vicinity. e Handle general duties. e Knowledge of Accounts. e Possess Class 3 driving licence. Apply with (ull personal resume, previous experience, salary expected with contact number to: THE ADVERTISER S.T. BOX A9072C 390 Kim Seng Road Singapore
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      536 27 66 Situations Vacant e) Secretarial/Clerical FEMALE GENERAL CLERK Required e Completed Sec 4 Interested please call personally at: 464, Geylang Road, (Near Lorong 24A) Tel: *****11 Foreign Bank requires CLERKS e Possess a good GCE 'O' level and be able to type. e Male applicants should complete N.S. Apply with
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      954 27 66 Situations Vacant e) Secretarial/Clerical I Wanted by development Company I in Ruby Plaza. Balestier Rd RECEPTIONIST CUM GENERAL CLERK e OCB O level e Good command of English conversant in some local dialects e Able to type Interested please tel: *****65 or apply at: 205, Balestier Rd 81-12. Ruby
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      454 27 66 Situations Vacant e) Secretarial/Clerical WANTED CLERK/ TYPIST wltt, ability to type 39 srpm, to handle small switchboard and preferably with knowledge ol accounting, interested please contact Mr Yeo *****79 accounts clerk and Despatch Clerk required urgently by advertising agency l'le:, *****84 South Bridge Road "05-00 Golden Castle Building CHINESE
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      701 28 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant Sales i) Sales isetan Singapore tokyo KATONG (In Parkway Parade) will be opening soon Applications for the post of SALES ASSISTANTS is now open. Successful candidates can look forward to a rewarding career and attractive benefits. Requirements Age 16 22 years Singapore citizens Secondary
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      448 28 66 Situations Vacant f Sales Material Handling Engineering Pte Ltd. an established and reputable local Engineering Company specialises in material handling equipment and storage/ warehousing equipment, invites applicants for the position of: SALES REPRESENTATIVES To sell top quality storage equipment/ system from UK. Requirements: Good basic salary with attractive commission
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      631 28 66 Situations Vacant t) Sales A Progressive and expanding building materials importer and supplier invites applications for the following:SALES EXECUTIVES e Both male and female applicants are Invited to apply e Relevant experience In the ceramic tiles trade is essential Possess own transport e Have initiative and drive Attractive remuneration,
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      625 28 66 Situations Vacant i) Sales SALES EXECUTIVE (Male or Female) required by Well established Company to promote sales of Food Service/ Institution equipment. REQUIREMENTS Age above 25. Fluent in English. Must have pleasant personality, initiative and drive. Possess valid driving licence. Interested applicants, please call personally or write to: 143.KALLANGWAY1,
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      709 28 66 Situations Vacant Sates Urgently Requires PERMANENT/ TEMPORARY MALE/ FEMALE PROMOTORS (at departmental stores) Pleasant disposition Able to communicate effectively Experience not essential as training will be provided. Attractive salary, commission and benefits. Interested please apply personally at: -21-04 JALAN SULTAN CENTRE (OPP. GOLDEN THEATRE) Applications are invited for the
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      571 28 66 Situations Vacant Sates PRINTING FACTORY REQUIRES experienced sales Executives Please call personally to 117. KullaiiK Way 2. or tel: *****21/ *****15 PUBLISHER NEEDS ENTERPRISING, aggressive, versatile Male, Female Advertising Executives, Canvassers Great income satisfaction Phone *****85. SALES PROMOTERS REQUIRED Interested please contact Susan. Tel: *****84/ ti or call personally
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      852 28 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant g) Technical g) Technical g) Technical B mi H maT*2m J iT^l nJ <%M BmJ 31 BH m "i B) k B^wv Lj^ Zj 4i 1 Ik r I I We will give you 3 years on-the-job and institutional training This
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      513 29 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant g) Technical g) Technical BUCKBEE-MEARS CAREER OPPORTUNITIES We are a progressive and rapidly expanding Company. For our expansion programme we have openings for challenging and highly rewarding positions: PRODUCTION MATERIALS PLANNER Applicants should be Diploma holders with minimum 2 years experience in the materials
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      620 29 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant g) Technical g) Technical r^Vl A leading manufacture! in Jurong has the following vacancies I fc 1. PRODUCTIOrsT ENGINEER H Minimum 3 years experience in precision machining Salary negotiable Challenging position and good job prospect I 2. QC SUPERVISOR H Minimum 2 years experience
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      559 29 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant g) Technical g) Technical I Well Established Construction Company Re- I i quires Immediately the post of:FOREMAN Possess class 3 licence Qualification VITB NTC 1 Ito 2 years relevant experience To assist Project Manager in sanitary projects Must be able to work long hours
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      478 29 66 Situations Vacant g) Technical PEINIGER INTERNATIONAL SINGAPORE PTE LTD Well established and expanding international company requires: 1) STOREKEEPER 2) BLASTERS/ AIRLESS SPRAYERS Applicants must have experience in blasting/ spraying tank internal as well as steel structural frames. Malaysian applicants may also be considered. Interested applicants can contact the Personnel
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      488 29 66 Situations Vacant g) Technical Urgently requires Quality Control Checker (Female) e Ml n s'e condary e d u c ation (Science/ Technical Stream) e Knowledge in Quality Control will be an advantage e Age 16-25 years old Interested applicants, please call personally with NRIC and documents from Ipm 4.30pm
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      626 29 66 Situations Vacant l— i g) Technical I A leading Commercial Advertising Kxhibition Construction firm with regional office In Singapore urgently requires Visuatuer/ Designer Able to produce fast fine perspective drawing Preferably holding an interior drawing certificate or equivalent Those without relevant certificate but experience may also apply Attractive salary
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      409 29 66 Situations Vacant g) Technical CONCRETE TECHNICIAN e Experience not necessary e Definite overtime e Possible shift work e Must possess Class 3 driving licence Interested applicants, please apply personally to: 10 ANSONROAD 16-03, INTERNATIONAL PLAZA SINGAPORE 0207 QC. INSPECTORS 1) Secondary education with some technical background 2) Some knowledge
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      452 30 66 Situations Vacant g) Technical WANTED ELECTRICAL FITTERS mill Apprentires to do electoral motor repairs Experience not necessary Interested please call at 47 Armenian Street. Spore Mil ADVERTISING AGENCY URGENTLY requires Male Graphic Designer BaUrj $!SOO-S7OO Tel: *****31 =02-ofi. International ri.i/.i ARCHITECT FIRM IN HOUganf (Upper Be ran goon Road)
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      578 30 I 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant h) Production h) Production I starting salary and I attractive benefits I just for you I I Production Operators I B Starting I $056 $096 I Machine Operators H H Starting I $405 $552 I H You will enjoy: H Shift Allowance ($2/-
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      443 30 66 Situations Vacant h) Production BUCKBEE-MEARS JURONG For our rapidly expand- ing operations we have immediate openings for 20 MALE PRODUCTION ASSISTANTS Min. Basic Salary $470 IF YOU JOIN US BEFORE NOVEMBER 15TH, YOU QUALIFY FOR A FULL 1/2 MONTH ANNUAL WAGE SUPPLEMENT (13TH MONTH PAY) AT YEfAR i END.
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      608 30 66 Situations Vacant h) Production A Food Manufacturing Factory hat immediate vacancies lor: GENERAL PRODUCTION OPERATORS (MALE) 5-day week Age above 18 years. Interested applicants please apply personally to: CRUNCHY FOOD (SEA) PTE LTD 15, Chin Bee Crescent Singapore 2261 Tel: *****60/*****38 EARN UP TO $800 P.M. Plus BENEFITS for:
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      905 31 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant I) Miscellaneous I) Miscellaneous are a large and established m manufacturing company equipped m m with a sophisticated security system. i To maintain the efficiency of this system, M we require a dynamic and effective W Applicants should: V 8 Have special police training
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      451 31 66 Situations Vacant I) Miscellaneous LIONCITY HOTEL Hat immediate vacancies for 1) FRONT OFFICE RECEPTIONISTS 2) JUNIOR SALES REPRESENTATIVES 3) COFFEE HOUSE CAPTAINS 4) WAITRESSES/ WAITERS 5) FAB DISPENSERS 6) LOUNGE STEWARDESSES 7) SECURITY GUARDS 8) CHAMBERMAIDS 9) PART-TIME HANDYMAN e Minimum GCE O' Level for posts (1), (2) (3).
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      467 31 66 Situations Vacant i) Miscellaneous HITACHI CONSUMER PRODUCTS (S) PTE LTD We invite application* for the following vacancies MALE STORE HANDS Secondary 1 and above education e Completed National Service MACHINE OPERATORS (Male/Female) e Secondary 1 and above education e Completed National Service Applicants should come personally for interviews from
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      486 31 66 Situations Vacant I) Miscellaneous A WELL ESTABLISHED TYPESETTING FIRM urgently requires 1. FEMALE TYPESETTERS e GCE O' level with at least :j years experience 2. PROOF READERS MALE/FEMALE QCI O' level witli at least 2 years experience 3. FEMALE ACCOUNTS CLERK I s3Bo-5420) e OCE 'O' level with at
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      380 31 66 Situations Vacant I) Miscellaneous ENDER CLEANING SERVICES PTE LTD WANTED) Young men and women required as: SENIOR SUPERVISORS HOUSEKEEPERS for our new project Requirements: e GCE O' level. e Possess class 3 driving licence. e Excel under pressure. e Capacity for hard work. e Resourceful during ad hoc requirements.
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      554 31 66 Situations Vacant j I) Miscellaneous Established Garment manufacturing Firm requires: A) ACCOUNTANT B) ASSISTANT SHIPPING CUM GENERAL CLERK C) GENERAL WORKERS For cutting department i D) SKILLED ft UNSKILLED SEAMSTRESSES a SUB-CONTRACTORS Terms and conditions negotiable tor all posts. Interested please call personally at: Blk 12 Marsiling Industrial Estate
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      541 31 I 66 Situations Vacant 1) Miscellaneous i CLEANING COMPANY requires MALE/ FEMALE CLEANERS (Age 17 and Above). 8a in to Sp m sp.m. to iop in. lip. m to sam. Call personally at: FAR EAST PLAZA BASEMENT CARPARK SCOTTS ROAD SINGAPORE 0922 CONTACT: *****86 (10a.m. to Sp.m.) Construction firm requires
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      648 32 66 Situations Vacant Miscellaneous =1 DELIVERY DRIVERS Musi have completed Ns. Possess Class A licence Preferably .title to start work immediately Salary $500 to $600 Call personally for interview at 40 Gui Circle Jurong, S'pore 2262. DRIVERS/ GENERAL WORKERS e 22-24 years e Class 3 driving licence. Write or call
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      859 32 66 Situations Vacant 1) Miscellaneous PART-TIME OFFICE/ DESPATCH Hoy required If you are looking for extra $20 per day during your Irave, and like to provide support for our Office Boy, please call: Kundah at *****22 REQUIRED A CLERK OF WORKS for construction site at Upper Serangoon Road. At least
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      307 32 66 Situations Vacant I) Miscellaneous REQUIRED GENERAL WORKERS. Welders and Class 4 Drivers. Interested parlies call *****51. REQUIRED ONE DESPATCH and delivery man. Must have motorcycle licence Good pay. *****33. REQUIRED MALE DRIVER with Class 3 driving licence Salary: $400 to $450. *****82 TRAINEES REQUIRED FOR a hair salon near
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      2600 32 a^a^B^s-^aj^ajsjsjß^^^^Bjpaaalaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa™ 74 Vehicle Financing 74 Vehicle Financing 74 Vehicle Financing fQlftfl after f.ve years J^^k UIHV PflV IHORE THRR S% \C-JtJ\i thr Porsche I'arga i selling al CT^innC73 half lls ""Kinalpnce Reputed to 1 ZITlthS D4 flat pa nPlSll? m i" J l lllL I'orsche 9dmthc: RV, n f |at
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      605 32 76 Vehicles For Sale g) Mazda '81 MAZDA 626. Ist owner, aircond. power steering, central locking, radio cassette. Excellent condition. *****93. 81 SAVANNAH RX7. Hi-fi, power windows, sports rims, spoilers, beautiful number. $39,000 0.n.0. 73. Jalan Limbok. Singapore 1954. 1980 MA2DA 626 Saloon. Aircon. new tax. $14,400 Jalan Toa Payoh
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      923 32 76 Vehicles For Sale I) Mitsubishi 1974 COLT LANCER 1200 PARK eligible, aircond, cassette, acct- J dent free Showroom condition. $8,900. View sO3-29. Coronation Plaza. Bukit Tlmah 4 1.2 m s 1978 GALANT GS 5-speed, Ist lady owner, ht-power hi-fi, road tax April '84, tuff-koted. $14,200 o no Loan arrangeable
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      823 32 76 Vehicles For Sale J) Toyota $2,400 DOWNPAYMENT DRIVE uway one almost 79 Toyota Corona I6OQ CX with aircond. radio cassette. PARF. tip top condition Tel: *****58. ALMOST 1976 TOYOTA Corona 1600 Aircond sports rims, new tax. beautiful condition $9,600 ono *****31 JUNE 1979 TOYOTA Corona 1600 2 owners Aircond
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      608 33 76 Vehicles For Sale 76 Vehicles For Sale 76 Vehicles For Sale 76 Vehicles For Sale 76 Vehicles For Sale Others k) Others k) Others k) Others k) Others THE AUTOMATIC DECISION It takes just one test-drive to convince you of the power, smoothness and superior handling of a Subaru,
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      445 33 JUNE 1982 SUZUKI 800 One owner Aircon, cassette. Asking $13,800. Tel: *****71 for Vincent Lim LANCIA BETA SPYDER sports convertible. Near 1976. 1800. 2^2 PARF. Aircond. Beautiful condition. Tel: *****54. MORRIS MINOR 1000 1974. Aircond, road tax till June '84. Showroom condition. Price $9,000. Contact tel: *****39. ONE YEAR OLD
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      619 33 1982 AUDI 200 Turbo. Ist owner, aircon. radio/ cassette. Phone *****54. 1983 SUZUKI 800 Stationwagon. 1 owner, downpayment $3,600. 219 Rangoon Road. 79 SUZUKI COUPE PARF. Tip top condition $10,900 Can loan $8,000. Tel: *****57/8. 1976 JAGUAR XJ6 Coupe. 4.2 litre. Interested phono *****11. I) Commercial Vehicles i i 3
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      943 33 76 Vehicles For Sale 76 Vehicles For Sale l) Commercial Vehicles l) Commercial Vehicles Toyota Tbyo-Ace Special Limited Offer $11,000 on road. (Insurance not included) 8 m """—"""in^ 1 H f "MMsw^i -Bfc pmmar iml:"* aw&JKM sb^^bi' Isf X loyo-Ace with 1 587c t perrol power; IS) ton payload; easyloading
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      1066 33 76 Vehicles For Sale 76 Vehides For Sale 76 Vehicles For Sale j^i^2SiisMMMMMMHi££«issMMsiiii mmSSSmSSSSmSSS^mmSSSSmmiSmSSiimm SSSmSmmSSmmSmSiSmSSSSmSSSSmmmamm I) Commercial Vehicles I) Commercial Vehicles I) Commercial Vehicles Buy a Daihatsu Delta 3 tonner hud and get; a FREE AIR CON J? ft<: l^L. L a. ■mmmtmmm Mat V^lll y lL |flk JrH If
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      501 33 EXECUTIVE BUNGALOW 1' MERRYNROAD single storey detached bungalow. 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, attached long bath, air conditioners, servants room with own amenities, spacious lawn for entertainment Rent negotiable RANA COMPANY Tel: *****31/*****16 KHtAMHOCK ROAD unique four-level semi-detached bungalow, large built up area 4.ooosq.ft. 4 bedrooms, large dinmg area. 2 halls,
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      577 33 DIST 11 DETACHED BUNGALOW elegant 4-bedroomed home, spaI cious living/ dining, large matured garden, partially furnished, reasonable rental. Tropical Realty. *****51. DIST 1953. TAMPINES ROAD, j newly built bungalow with I brand new furniture, spacious and luxurious (6.400 sq.ft.) Rental: $4,500. Contact owner: *****55/ *****81. Miss Khor DIST. 10 DOUBLE-STOREY
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      1694 34 86 Accommodations 86 Accommodation* 86 Accommodations 86 Accommodations Vacant Vacant Vacant Vacant a) Houses a) Houses a) Houses a) Houses A better home deserves a better fridge. The energy-saving 3 door side-by-side #1 J^Hx. m^^m^mmmm free-o'-frost models fcSt S' 1 1 w& lt aa> Amana Patented ice and I 2^^^"^
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      163 34 IDEAL FOR TOP EXECUTIVES Exclusive Penthouse with BUILDIN SWIMMING POOL 5.3005q.ft. 4 bedrooms/ study big kitchen panoramic view BEVERLY HILL super luxurious apartment/ Penthouse 4,200/ B,ooosq.ft. several units available LEONIE TOWER, LUCKY TOWER, CHATSWORTH COURT 4 bedrooms luxurious apartment spacious living/ dining balcony swimming pool HILLCREST ARCADIA PENTHOUSE 4 bedrooms
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      561 34 FULLY FURNISHED APARTMENTS WITH RECREATIONAL FACILITIES Grange Ford. 2'3bedrooms. $3,600 $3,800. Chez Bright. 3 bedrooms $3,400. Sommerville Park. 2/ 3 bedrooms. $3,200 $3,700. Ridgewood. 3 bedrooms. $3,500. Hillcrest Arcadia. 1 4 bedrooms $2,500 $4,500. Lincolnsvale. 3 bedrooms $3,600. e Pandan Valley. 3/4 bedrooms. $2,800 $3,500. e Hong Leong Condominium. 3
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      593 34 LUXURIOUS APARTMENTS WITH FACILITIES Balmoral Views4.3oo e Beverly Maiss,ooo Cairnhill Plazas4,ooo Draycott Towers!i.soo Elizabeth Towers3,Boo e Faber Gardens2.Boo Grangelords3,soo e Himiko Courts2.BoU e Newton Views3,soo LIBERTY HOUSING PTE LTD *****17/ *****60 Senior Executive Apts. A Low-rise Condominiums Astoria Apts. $6,500 (4 bedrooms, partly furnished) Draycott Towers $5,500 (Partly furnished, high
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      841 34 Newly Furnished 3-BEDROOMED CONDOMINIUM near SHANGRI-LA HOTEL Pool and squash facilities. Immediate occupation No agents. Call: *****24 (10am spm). WALK-UP APARTMENT IN Devonshire Court, fully furnished, 3 rooms, $2,700 p.m. 3-storey townhouse in Watten Estate, 2300 sq ft. Furnished. $4,000 p.m. Maisonette in Duchess Court 2290 sq ft. 3 plus
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      846 34 86 Accommodations Vacant b) Apartments CHANCERY LANE. OIST. 11, furnished 3-bedroomed flat Bathroom attached, sitting cum dining room, servant's amenities, 2 airconds Rental $2,000 p.m. Contact *****63. Principals only CLEMEMTI PARK CONDOMINIUM Blk D, step house 3 bedrooms, i servant's. Partially furnished. Fully aircond, available immediately. Rental $3,000. Don Associates
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      785 34 86 Accommodations Vacant b) Apartments DIST 10 CORONA VILLE. 2 1 /2storey townhouse, :i bedrooms, partially furnished $2,900 Furnished $3,200. Swimming pool. Uniharvest *****15 DIST. 19 YARDLEY COURT, 3 bedrooms, private carpark Unfurnished $1,500 negotiable. Available immediately Uniharvest *****15. DIST. 11, NEWTON ROAD, luxurious 4-bedroomed apartment with swimming pool facilities
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      826 34 86 Accommodations Vacant b) Apartments TOMLINSOM ROAD Park House walking distance to Orchard Road, 3- bedrooms atr-condltlon-ing, fully furnished $2.200pm Victor Morris *****33 $1,800 MONTHLY. NEW apartment. 3 bedrooms, 1500 sq.ft.. Dlst 1335. near Central Expressway. 10 minutes to city Fully furnished and alrcondltloned. Tel: *****10 DIST. 14, GREEN COURT,
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      768 35 86 Accommodations Vacant c) Booms DIST 9 APARTMENT TO share Owner uses apartment In the day only omplete privacy, evenings and weekends. Reasonable rent *****40 Pis' 9 FURNISHED BEDROOM with bathroom attached, $450, and with alrcon $500 Preferably working lady or couple, Tel: 23M495 FURNISHED ROOMS IN Terrace house, dist
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      532 35 87 Accommodations Wanted i b) Apartments APARTMENTS/HOUSES REQUIRED liy expatriate clients presently staying In hotels. Any location Housework! *****92 *****64 COUPLE REQUIRES TO Vent apartment/terrace house Owners, kindly contact *****19. (No agents). JAPANESE COUPLE (no children) urgently requires apartment/ house, company lease, any location, $1,700 to $3,000 *****77 JAPANESE PETROCHEMICAL
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      466 35 89 Properties For Sale 89 Properties For Sale a) Houses a) Houses To be held at the Gallery 4th Floor Mandarin Hotel Orchard Road, Singapore ON TUESDAY 18TH OCTOBER 1983 AT 2.30 P.M. 1) 9to 35 ERSKINE ROAD Area: 20,077 sq.ft. Title: 999 years 2) #05-17 MAXWELL HOUSE Area: 237
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      870 35 89 Properties For Sale 89 Properties For Sale a) Houses a) Houses Thomson Vicw^^sl Condominium u ff^^^^fe^^fl I «W JML 4**%, flL_— L r^^"^->-^.^H [""""J^^lß Luxurious 2-storey townhouses Beautifully designed with private carporch and garden Spread over 5.6 hectares of elevated ground. With swimming pool, tennis court, squash courts, saunabaths.
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      841 35 89 Properties For Sale a) Houses REASONABLE OFFER! DIST. 19 SIMON ROAD VICINITY Cosy double-storey terrace 2.100 sq ft. 3 bedrooms, servant's. Spacious garden Long drive way. $435,000 ONLY CALL: *****66 LAY REALTY COMPANY DIST. 10, EXCLUSIVE BRAND New 2-storey detached bungalow with swimming pool. 5 spacious bedrooms with attached
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      585 35 89 Properties For Sale a) Houses QUEEN ASTRID PARK, modern split-level 2-storey bungalow 12.500 sq ft 5 spacious bedrooms, each with attached bathroom/ balcony Matured garden. Tel: *****12. DETACHED BUNGALOW 4 bedrooms plus servant's, extensively renovated. 6,600 sq ft. Freehold land. Ideal for entertaining. $750,000. ERA 466-3366 DIST. 0512, PASIR
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      803 35 89 Properties For Sale a) Houses DIST 23 DOUBLE-STOREY SEMIDETACHED 3,300 sq.ft. Freehold Beautifully renovated. Very good "Kong Shut". BN Associates, *****i)7 DIST. 20, CORAL PARK doublestorey terrace, split-level 3 bedrooms/attached bathroom, separate servants Freehold $528,000 0.n.0. Rolf *****11 DIST. 28, JALAN KECHUBONG, single-storey bungalow 3 bedrooms. 4,750 sq.ft. freehold.
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      631 35 89 Properties For Sale a) Houses ORCHID INN VICINITY vemi-de-tached 4,000 sq ft 3 plus 1 bedrooms, renovated $788,000 *****5/6 PASIR RIS TERRACE, hOUM, 2.400 sq ft. Bpllt-level Selling fully furnished Renovated Call: M&K *****66 PASIR RIS 2-STOREY Tcmct Area 2,400 sq.ft 4 bedroom $510,000. Call *****40. after 700pm SERANGOON
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      748 36 89 Properties For Sale 89 Properties For Sale 89 Properties For Sale b) Private Apartments b) Private Apartments b) Private Apartments MOST DESIRABLE DISTRICT 1026 20 UNITS CONDOMINIUM b^bSNMb^bbl *>j^^B^^^a e^BP^Tt^P r"*J^^^* #Jk L^v^^- J I Show Flats are now ready for viewing To be completed by end of December,
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      564 36 89 Properties For Sale 89 Properties For Sale &> Private Apartments b) Private Apartments < _|S ~^rkv jbh i* IHmßrml bbbj^ /^]c^ '^JB B^^ ♦j-' -<v^ OUTDOOR FACILITIES: Club-hou» squatti court. two swimming pools, troptcal garden, barbecue pit. cCv r\ C&^P ample parking spaces ft 24-hour security system V"^ 3'
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      858 36 89 Properties For Sale b) Private Apartments Vista Pk $215,000/$275,000 Sophia Court $345,000 Dragon Pearl Apt $415,000 Maryland Pk $430,000 Chempaka Court $465,000 Teresa Vllle $460,000 Leedon Hts $505,000 Curzon Lodge $630,000 Sommerville $700,000 Balmoral View $785,000 PROPERTY TREND: *****88 2 Bedroomed Walk-Up Apartment at HONG LEONG GARDEN SHOPPING CENTRE
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      868 36 89 Properties For Sale b) Private Apartments DIST. 10 BRAND NEW Development, low rise with lifts. 1,200 sq.ft. to 2.700 sq.ft. Full facilities. Freehold Completion 1984. Loans provided. Wess *****44 (Saturday/ Sunday). DIST. S HONG LEONG condomonium. Tenanted till April '84. 1,200 sq.ft Asking $375,000 Park View condominium, 3 bedrooms,
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      824 36 89 Properties For Sale b) Private Apartments DIST. 9, CAIRNHILL MANSION. 2,100 sq.ft 4 bedrooms, freehold Renovated. Very well maintained. $570,000 negotiable. Citiprop: *****75. FINAL REDUCTIONI RUBY Plaza $375,000 1,800 sq.ft. Teresa Vtlle 2,025 sq.ft. $472,000 Before it is too late call Bernard/Jacqueline KRA 466-3366. GREENACRES, TYPE B, corner, ground/
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      814 36 89 Properties For Sale I b) Private Apartments I KING'S MANSION BLOCK A 24--hour security, fully furnished, facing sea $520,000. Tel: *****08/ *****63 (Agent) LEVIS COURT RENOVATED 4 room walk up apartment 1850 sq.ft. fully carpeted freehold Christine *****00 OASIS GARDEN, 4 bedrooms, all with attached baths $450,000. Nim Park
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      720 36 89 Properties For Sal* c) HDB/HUDC Apartments BEOOK SOUTH 5-ROOMED point block Highest floor, facing sea $145,000 0.n.0 Grand *****28/ 9: *****31 t BRADOELL VIEW, 1770 sq ft Fully aircon. carpeted, wallpapered, false celling, $340,000 Tel: *****33. Anthony/Sharon CIRCUIT ROAD 3-ROOMED ground floor, terrazzo flooring, $36,500 negotiable. Loan $15,300. *****13.
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      1225 37 90 Properties Wanted 90 Properties Wanted 91 Factory Spaces wmmeanrn~^\ Ideal Light l"d"» tr 'j l Comptox Newly completed 6 1 storey light industrial building at Jin Pemimpin Central location, THOMSON AREA surrounded by Ang Mo Kio. Toa Payoh. Sembawang estates Area ground floor 15.500 sq It Ist to sth
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      626 37 92 Warehouses/ 92 Warehouses/ 92 Warehouses/ Storage Spaces Storage Spaces Storage Spaces 6 c> eS Warehouse. <^„ =***> 1« olvl P lEX Jt6 **"»»*;m*Jm~>#' itr -mm 15% downpayment and USldi^LSUdi approximately $2 per sq ft Extensive sprinkler system throughout ($21.50 per sq m) per month Complex repayment that starts only
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      233 37 93 Office Spaces b) Rental I 1 1 1 1 1 1 I !*^l 139 Middle Road Shops Offices FOR LEASE Strategically located near to Shenton Way, Orchard Road Government offices Quality finishes Ready for occupation now For enquiries: Mr. Kong *****77 Mr. Kan —*****95 1 SUPREME HOUSE OFFICE SPACE
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      870 37 93 Office Spaces 93 Office Spaces 93 Office Spaces b) Rental b) Rental b) Rental THE DOLLARS AND SENSE OF GOLDHILL SQUARE iifil' J»l||j Very competitive rent charges Low maintenance S^B^s< lusts7(K)asqm :;|jJ; No CBD charges at $200 per J|i}{{jSjj**»«* sticker per month for each i||2 If If |i ft
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      852 37 93 Office Spaces j ssSSSSS^SSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSmmmi b) Rental i CENTRAL AIRCONDITIONED SELFCONTAINED of fir.- space 323 sq IX at Central Building (partition "A) Oood locallt) interested, call *****2/ *****51 ICB BUILDING. SHENTON WAY Prune location, most suitable for foreign and local companies In the vicinity of all business. Contact *****91 MAXWELL
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      494 37 94 Shop Spaces a) Sale KATONG SHOPPING CENTRE Hi;: ii Ptasa Water (acuities i *****82 Sim LUCKY PLAZA SHOP |O tlon, 281 -i; fi near oncourse inhle price Offers to PENINSULA SHOPPING COMPLEX. 1 3rd floor, facing me! 2500H7 Vita Mangement TANGLIN SHOPPING CENTRE 2nd >q ft Price i 5450.000
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      1229 38 94 Shop Spaces 94 Shop Spaces 94 Shop Spaces a) Sale a) Sale a) Sale >***** .1 Centrally located in Orchard Roads shopping and tourist |^^J_fl /^^r area, between Goodwood Park Hotel and Hyatt Hotel while J//^**^ £i Holiday Inn is )ust across the road H>7/fl JjJjZZ 1 site area
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      739 38 95 Other Real Estate 95 Other Real Estate /auction saleA I Mor^agee Instructions I AUSTRALIA SYDNEY HOTEL AND RETAIL COMPLEX tammm^^_ Cremorae Centre Strata Motor Inn A most prominent hotel and retail development less than 6 km from the Sydney GPO on Sydney's Lower North Shore. The freehold interest is
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      60 38 [PORISONI CALL 292-9393 DORISON TRAVELS 7500A Beach Road, #81-310 The Plaza, S'pore 0719 Telex: DORGAN RS ***** Cable: "DORISON" SINGAPORE I MALAYSIA BEACH RESORT 3DAYSTOUR Daily Departure TIOMAN MERLIN $2«O TIOMAN VILLAGE —$160 HYATT KUANTAN $H0 MEPLIN KUANTAN —$163 MALACCA VILLAGE RESORT —$160 DESARUVIFW —$160 LANGKAWI $5«O Extensions can be
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      388 39 102 Tours 102 Tours 102 Tours y^a^a^y lltf**^ IN THE ORIENT FOR THE REAL TRAVELLER ~SDAYS~(:ns2B 8 DAYs7:nsl7 8 DAYS ens js SS77O *****9 *****5 Bangkok Hong Kong »Honjkong Floating Market, Bangkok Manila Village Life of •Pattava Baguio "Klongs", »Pagsanjan Wat Arun Pagoda Pattaya I l cmalc Impersonator Show Departures
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      673 39 102 Tours 102 Tours 102 Tours 10-DAY ALL JAPAN HOLIDAYS 1 including Tokyo Disneyland $2499 Kagoshima Nagasaki Fukuoka Osaka Nara Kyoto -r*yHMMk u T 0^ 0 Disneyland First Class Hotels Httk All mft a!s provided (50% Chinese meals) Services H of a professional tour managt^r Extension to H Taiwan Hong
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      173 39 102 Tours 102 Tours r y^ way to travel of the. FIUPinOSCRPWLfICEBRnqUET I PHILIPPINES FESTIVAL Manila/Baguio/Pagsanjan/ Tagaytay/Covelandia Island S 6 Days S$ 1091 24/10. 31/10*7/11, 14/11, 21/11 28/11 H 5/12 1<;/12 19/12 26/12 Every Monday PI "^'■^'^fcl^^ f 1 BySIA Every Tuesday 9 1 (B)JAKARTA/BOGOR/PUNCArV 1 w BANDUNG sDaysSss99 I
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  • OBITUARIES
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      142 Condolences 142 Condolences 142 Condolences
      109 41 142 Condolences 142 Condolences 142 Condolences WITH DEEPEST SYMPATHIES CONDOLENCES TO THE FAMILY OF THE LATE I I MR. SEBASTIAN I I CHUA ONG KEE I I who passed away peacefully on 12th October 1983 I I FROM I I THE DIRECTORS, I I MANAGEMENT AND STAFF I I BOUSTEAD
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      141 Deaths 141 Deaths
      217 41 141 Deaths 141 Deaths MR SEBASTIAN CHUA ONG KEE AGE 53 YEARS Passed away peacefully on 12 October 1983 after receiving hit last Sacrament, leaving behind to mourn his loss:Sons Daughter-in-law Gerard, Peck Hoon Dominic, Peck Chaye Sarah Tan Jude, Peck Leng Daughter Son-in-law Angeline, Peck Kim Victor Seng and
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      141 Deaths
      177 41 YUEN K AM WING AGE 60 called horn* by the Lord on Thursday 13th October, 1983 Leaving MmBeloved wit* Chan Nui Son*: Chee Klong Chee Seng Chee Kong Chee Meng Daughtera-in-law: Ng Slew Joo Hoi Mel Slew Daughter*: Chee Kuen May Ling Son-in-law: Yap Boon Alk and 4
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      141 Deaths
      41 41 MR. K MA KUTTY AGE 64 (Formerly of Keppel Shipyard) Passed away peacefully on 13th Ocf 1963 leaving behind wife, children and grand children For funeral arrangement* Kindly Ring: *****52 *****13 Block 79, Toa Payoh Central £10-79 Singapore 1231
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      143 Acknowledgements
      110 41 The family of the late MRS TAN PENG WOON nn NG SIANG HONG wish to express their thanks to friends, relatives, neighbours lor their wreaths, scrolls, donations, attendance 4 assistance during their recent bereavement. The Family of the late MDM TAN POH NEOH wish to express their sincere
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      144 In Memoriam
      63 41 In Loving Memory Of Mr Kam Gim Lock Departed 14th Oct 1982 Sadly missed and always remembered by all loved ones. In Loving Memory Of FRANCIS CHAN HIN WENG Departed 14-10-81 Always remembered by PtU"B Shift" SHELL EASTERN PETROLEUM PTE LTD IN LOVING MEMORY of Gan Eng
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      145 Requiems
      65 41 MADAM MARY MARGARET 0/0 A. FRANCIS DEPARTED PEACEFULLY 30/9/83 LEAVING BEHIND, Beloved husband, son, relatives, and friends. 16th day prayers will be held at Blk 127, 02-609 Tah Ching Rd on 15/10/83. There will be a Tamil mass service at 7.00 pm at blessed sacrament on 16/10/83 and
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      786 41 111 Typing/Secretarial 111 Typing/Secretarial O ATT SECRETARIUS A SPECIAL PART-TIME PRIVATE SECRETARY'S COURSE commences on 18th October 1983 and ends May 1985 (in time for 1985 LCCI PSC examination). The 4.10.83 course is fully booked. Only two evenings per week Later start each evening Electronic typewriters Word processors Telex Films
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      620 41 113 Language ■MaC^i I New Basic Court* Starting Oct: 19 Wed (7 lOpm-lO.lOpm) Oct: 29 Sat (5 40pm-8 40pm Only limited places available Plaass snrol ssrly at: n 17-06, Golden Mils Tower 6001, Beach Road, Tal: *****32 JAPANESE LANGUAGE BY Japanese Teachers starting elementary, intermediate. Hougang Japanese Language School, *04-113,
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      146 41 MY BODY AND HOW IT WORKS THE EARTH AND THE SKY THINGS AT HOME WILD ANIMALS "Questions come naturally to children, but parents may find that answers are more difficult to come by. This attractively illustrated series provides clear and simple answers to many of the questions most frequently asked
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  • Racing
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      599 42  -  ERNIE MANNING CAULFIELD CUP PROSPECTS By gftfgv fyttft tftf 6-1 Chez Nous, Cool River, Cossack Prince, Chiamare; 8-1 Trissaro; 10 1 Triumphal March; 12 1 Strawberry Road; 15-1 Haai; 20-1 Fountaincourt, Noble Heights, Veloso; 25-1 Been There, Forward Charge, Nostradamus; 33-1 Showmeran; 40-1
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      Lightning Stride, Fei Chien sizzle
      471 42 ON THE TRACK with TONTO IPOH, Thurs. Fei Chien II and Lightning Stride registered fast times in their gallops here this morning. With visiting jockey Lyle Plumb in the saddle, Fei Chien II reeled off 600 m in 36.6 sec, striding out fluently all the
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      Donnelly rides a fourth
      91 42 PERTH, Thurs. JOCKEY Gerry Donnelly (above), having his first rides here after four years in the SingaporeMalaysia circuit, was placed fourth on a horse named Home Plate at Belmont Park racecourse here last Saturday. He finished down the course on his other mount, The Corrie. Donnelly,
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      Stewards' order: Replace all jockeys in race
      309 42 jhjfvgfytfg CAN a turf club or the racing stewards change a jockey at the last minute after declaration of riders, not because the jockey cannot make the weight or is injured but for other reasons. My friend insisted that there was a case
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      Tomorrow's Ipoh card
      1573 42 M"TTJ f 1200I 200 CLASS 4 DIV D 1,200m WL4®mu£LJLM (Restricted Terms 3-year-olds) (Stakes: $13,000) 1 *04* Classy 57 Lien-G Breukelen 3 nzg same (1400m) Sng 12 2 72 Dynamite II 57 Dynamite-Buang 3 nzg same (1400m) Francis 8 3 Guntor 57 Memo-G Breukelen 3 nzc (1400m)
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    Lock icon Frost, Icuk on road to recovery
    408 43 English Masters 9 Badminton Championships WARRINGTON, Thurs DENMARK'S Morten Frost, still haunted by the nightmare of his stunning defeat in the World Championship, will be out to salvage something from a dismal year at the English Masters tournament here. Frost, 25, was hot favourite
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    Lock icon ALL THE RESULTS
    174 43 Men's singles: Group A: Morten Frost (Den) bt Kevin Jolly (Eng) 15-8, 15-5; Icuk Sugiarto (Indon) bt Prakash Padukone (Ind) 8-15, 15-6, 15-11. Group B: Luan Jin (Chi) bt Steve Baddeley (Eng) 15-10, 15--9; Jens-Peter Nierhoff (Den) bt Misbun Sidek (Mai) 15-4, 15-8. Doubles round robin: Thomas
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    Lock icon No horsing around
    201 43 Ferraris threat to leader Prost KYALAMI (South Africa), Thurs. French motor-racing driver Alain Prost is clearly perturbed by the performance of the Ferraris here as they prepare for Saturday's South African Grand Prix. Prost, who is involved in a threeway duel for the World Formula One Drivers'
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    Lock icon First homer sparks win
    159 43 BALTIMORE, Thurs. JOHN LOWENSTEIN hit his first home run in the World Baseball series here last night to spark a threerun fifth innings for Baltimore Orioles in their 44 victory over Philadelphia Phillies. The win enabled Phillies to level the best of seven series 1-1. The
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    Lock icon Freedom flight ends up in jail
    171 45 BONN, Thurs. Former men's discus world record-holder Wolfgang Schmidt, of East Germany, has been jailed for a year for wanting to flee the country, the West German newspaper BUdZeitung reported yesterday. Schmidt, 29, and former captain of his country's athletics team, has also been
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    Malaysia, first serve
    340 45  -  JANICE SEAH Singapore prepare for Davis Cup By HAVE more matches against Malaysia to prepare Singapore for their debut in the Davis Cup tennis competition next year. This will be one of the suggestions Singapore's national coach Tan Poh Seng will be putting forward at the Singapore
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    Tips from the top
    154 45 PETER BURWASH, one of the world's best tennis coaches, will conduct a clinic for Singapore's junior training squad on Oct 18. Burwash, the director of Peter Burwash International, one of the largest "tennis schools" in the world, will be here with a team of eight professionals.
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    Lock icon Now Cash falls into the gutter
    389 45 SYDNEY, Thurs AUSTRALIAN teenager Patrick Cash became the fourth seed to fall in the Australian Indoor Tennis Championships at the Entertainment Centre here last night. Cash, seeded eighth, was beaten by fellow Australian Davis Cup singles team-mate John Fitzgerald 6-2, 7-6 in the first
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    Lock icon BRIEFS
    400 45 BRITISH heavyweight Joe Bugner has been suspended by the British Boxing Board of Control for fighting American Marvin Frazier in Atlantic City in June without their prior consent. The ban will last until American-based Bugner or his representative makes a personal appearance at the board's London headquarters to explain
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    A Losing game...
    741 46  - A Losing game... HAKIKAT RAI By Pereira's appeal falls flat as SAAA finally axe the 'prodigal sons' 4 UNLESS some positive action is taken by the relevant authority to rectify the unsatisfactory trend, we will see the last of the likes of Haron. The SAAA can be tough but they
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    Nee Soon nearer to crown
    98 46 Nee Soon nearer to crown NEE SOON moved relentlessly towards the Interconstituency basketball title when they outplayed Kampong Chai Chee 107-84 at the Gay World Stadium last night. It was Nee Soon's fifth straight win in the eightteam final-round League. They need to thank mastermind Ang Keng Lin and dangermen
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    Six-month ban for Sukhdev
    369 46  -  JANICE SEAH SIA player found guilty of striking opponent By 4GARDEEP was sure that Sukhdev deliberately hit the goalkeeper, and that is the whole point of this inquiry to ascertain whether it was intentional or not. We are satisfied that it was. s Ronnie Barth THE
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    Lock icon Sophon's one ahead
    122 46 MALACCA, Thurs. Thai Vasan Sophon fired an one-under-par 71 today to take a one-stroke lead in the opening round of the Malaysian Professional Golfers' Association Championship at the Air Kroh Golf Course here. Bunched on 72 are five golfers with defending champion Lim Swee Wah, of Singapore,
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      16 46 RESULTS DRAW No: 81/83 50UT0F49 i 21, 29, 32 I 6,4 j ADO. No 22 J
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      23 46 HOCKEY Singapore Cricket Club v Hongkong Football Club (Men and women, Padang. 5.30). SOCCER Pre-Olym-pics tournament: Singapore v Saudi Arabia (National Stadium, 7.30).
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    Support-play is not samba
    343 47  -  JEFFREY LOW SAMBA it is certainly not, but support-play it is. ..Yet that may be enough for Saudi Arabia to beat a rather weak Singapore side tonight. And since the Saudis lost 3-1 to Malaysia, a result most undeserving if the proceedings are taken into account,
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    Lock icon Half the battle won —on film
    386 47  -  JOE DORAl hjhj ghgh gfhg g By IXE9&S9 SAUDI ARABIA will tonight walk onto the National Stadium pitch for their match against Singapore at 7.30 feeling half their battle already won. The other 50 per cent will of course have to come from the
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    Tapes on hosts give Saudis an advantage
    253 47 Kumar Krishnan. David is in form and has the experience. The defence is likely to be manned by skipper Au-yeong Pak Kuan, Norhalis Shafik, Marzuki Elias and either A. R. J. Mani or Jai Prakash. The midfield is the problem area. The exit
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    THE FIXTURES
    74 47 Matches in Singapore (at National Stadium). Today: Singapore v Saudi Arabia. Sunday: Malaysia v Indonesia. Monday: Singapore V India. Wednesday:lndia Indonesia. Thursday: Singapore v Malaysia. Oct 22: Malaysia v India. Oct 23: Indonesia v Singapore. Matches in Kuala Lumpur (at Merdeka Stadium). Oct 25: Malaysia v India. Oct
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    Ballard sparks gritty display
    670 47  - Ballard sparks gritty display TAY CHENG KHOON By AUCKLAND, Thurs. Singapore were not disgraced despite losing 3-f to Canada in the opening tie of the world squash team championships at the Panmure Club here today. For in defeat, they won the hearts of the capacity crowd. There was no doubt
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    Lock icon It's the end of a dream
    469 48  - It's the end of a dream BHARATHI MOHAN 6 I am grateful to the doctors. They did their best. I was told my bones were not broken. Thank goodness for that. But I am not sure whether my arm will be normal By I CHAMPION body-builder Moh Teck Hin, 38,
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    Lock icon New name
    51 48 GENEVA, Thurs. After 64 years of existence, the League of Red Cross Societies will be known from now on as the League of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies. The decision was taken unanimously on Tuesday at the current general assembly in Geneva, held once every two years.
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    Lock icon Malaria's toll
    36 48 NEW DELHI, Thurs. An outbreak of malaria has killed 522 people over the past two months in Shahjahanpur district, 290 km south-east of the Indian capital, the United News of India reported yesterday. AP
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    BUSINESS TIMES
    111 48 Singapore's Financial Daily IN TODAY'S ISSUE Brazil and the Philippines both seem to be preparing to ask the world's bankers to allow them to reschedule their debts. If they do, it will add to the problems of the world's financial system. Australia is preparing for a record wheat
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    Lock icon BMF manager denies he received fees
    441 48 BMF manager denies he received fees KUALA LUMPUR, Thursday BUMIPUTRA Malaysia Finance general manager Ibrahim Jaafar today denied suggestions that he had received consultancy fees in connection with BMF loans to property companies in Hongkong. He is the second of five men, whose names were linked to the BMF loan
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    Lock icon Two MPs fight over a remark
    102 48 Two MPs fight over a remark PERTH, Thurs. A member of the state Parliament yesterday refused to apologise for giving another member "a smack in the lips" and said he would do it again. Mr Tom Stephens, a member of the governing Labour Party in Western Australia, said he was
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    31 48 NEW YORK, Thurs. The Dow Jones average of 30 industrials rose 4.37 to 1,264.02 in the first half hour of trading on the New York Stock Exchange today. AP
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    43 48 MELBOURNE, Thurs. Hayward Maberley, an Englishborn businessman, became the winner of the world's biggest television game show prize yesterday, picking up prizes worth more than U*****,000 (*****,000). Maberley, 36, of Brisbane, won the prize on a general knowledge quiz game. AP
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      130 48 UP TO 1 p.m. Showers In several areas from the late morning. TEMP. (C) up to 6 a.m. tomorrow: 31 max., 26 min. SUNSET today: 6.40 p.m.; SUNRISE tomorrow: 6.34 a. GLOBAL WEATHER Adelaide 15/26 C Fine Manila 22/32 C Cloudy Amsterdam 10/16C Clear Melbourne 13/23C Cloudy Bangkok 24./30C Cloudy
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      From 2 to 12 -the crucial years
      1348 1 From 2 to 12 -the crucial years Photographs by SUSUMO TAKAHASHI The school does not try to turn out any Einsteins or Beethovens or mould its students for any specific career. The idea is to get the students to think for themselves, to stimulate their minds. In this way it
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        From selling timber to selling food
        731 2 EATING out has always been something to be tolerated rather than a joy for Albert Foo Tet Chai, as his mother is an excellent Nonya cook. The hawker versions of mee siam, mee rebus and lontong, in particular, he finds mostly unauthentic and unpalatable.
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        Lontong makes the long trip worthwhile
        394 2  - Lontong makes the long trip worthwhile NATALIN LING Reviewed by Chai's Nonya Food Koh Yee Eating House Blk 106, Hougang Avenue 1 CHAI'S Nonya food stall was not quite what I had expected. Instead of Nonya evergreens like buah keluak and babi si oh, Chai's offered only three dishes mee
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      Collecting Dolls that reflect life and times
      981 3  - Collecting Dolls that reflect life and times Christine khor fgtr gfgfg gfg fg Paper dolls record two centuries of fashions, cultural attitudes and even world events. American novelist Anne Wallach has compiled a history of these dolls. Still on the subject of paper, CHOO SOH ENG reports on a collector
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      Paper chase produces results
      450 3 Paper chase produces results AS A child, Annie Lander used to mess around in the kitchen. But the stuff she put in her mother's pots were not ingredients for a tasty meal. They were twigs and perhaps small pieces of wood, and she would boil these until they became a
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      Lock icon To split or not to split?
      1075 5 To split or not to split? f Every good m literary craftsman splits his infinitives when the sense m demands it. gf gf gfg gf WHEN teen-age infinitives get ants in their pants, they will say to each other: "Let's split." Their stodgier parents, suddenly afflicted with a splitting Jordache,
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      Lock icon Mindset in concrete
      246 5 REPORTERS at Newsweek have their minds set on mind-set. Vogue-word watcher Albert Pucciarelli of Montvale, New Jersey, sends along two uses from a single issue: A Lockheed spokesman is quoted as saying: "We are not bound by a research-and-development mind-set," and Senator Howard Baker of Tennessee, who
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      Lock icon Microchips replace pick and shovel
      947 7 Microchips replace pick and shovel A hot-air balloon drifts over Egypt's Valley of the Kings and new tombs are discovered. Infra-red instruments look into the earth and enable threedimensional drawings of the tombs to be made. Archaeologists are achieving more with their new tools than what their predecessors could with
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      Lock icon Contact lenses that can be worn for a month
      555 7  -  PATRICIA McCORMACK By in New York CONTACT lenses worn 30 days and nights in a row or longer are the cutting edge of a revolution that in 10 years may make glasses obsolete. As the revolution advances, users may be able
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    • LEISURE
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        A delicious feline fright
        509 17  -  PHILIP COOREY CAT PEOPLE Singapore Film Society Goethe-lnstitut Auditorium, 8 p.m. Previewed by VAL LEWTON has two claims to fame his terror films for RKO in the '40s are cult shows today and he has the distinction of dissuading director Victor Fleming from shooting a sequence
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        Soothing repertoire to set you humming
        714 17 nvhr 4 But I feel that the Candy Bars are at their vocal best when they go folksy like in Peter, Paul and Mary's Donna, Donna. Here, and without even trying, the three girls get top marks. If they have not yet realised it,
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        316 17  - Harmony in flutes lasts £or sisters MINU THAROOR INDIAN CLASSICAL FLUTE RECITAL BY SIKKAL SISTERS Presented by Indian Fine Arts' Society Drama Centre Sunday, 7.30 p.m. Previewed by THE two sisters sit on the stage, looking very much alike. The hair have been done in the same way, very similar
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      799 12 APPOINTMENTS rWe are a major European Chemical Company engaged in the Sales and Distribution of Chemical and Plastic Raw Materials. With the expansion of our Commercial activities in S.E. Asia, we are looking r_\ for suitable candidates to fill the following positions. f A. Sales Representative m (Plastics/Engineering Plastics) fl
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      955 13 APPOINTMENTS OIRCIHIARD HOTEL SINGAPORE (A member of the [pAn^iaitit /Group) We are looking for keen and dynamic professionals to join the Food Beverage team and invite suitable candidates to submit their applications for the following positions. RESTAURANT MANAGER I GUEST RELATIONS OFFICERS The selected candidate will head our French Our
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      576 13 NOTICES Separate tenders are invited tor each of the following:--(1) CONSTRUCTION OF SEWERS at Kampong Übi Estate Contracts 38 and 39. (2) CONSTRUCTION OF CARPARKS EXTENSION at Geylang East, Kallang Basin, Sims Avenue and Upper Aljunied Estates. (3) CONSTRUCTION OF ACCESS ROADS AND SEWERS at Clementi New Town Neighbourhood 2.
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      401 13 THE BANKRUPTCY ACT (CAP. 18 1970 ED.) IN THE HIGH COURT OF SINGAPORE IN BANKRUPTCY NO. 812 OF 1983 Re: RAYMONDAX TRADING COMPANY (a firm) Ex-parte: VARTA PRIVATE LIMITED a Creditor In the Matter of a Bankruptcy Notice issued on the 22nd day of July, 1983. To: Lee Meo Yoon
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      900 14 NOTICES who .ir> holding valid registrations and wish )^--^^tosit for the above examinations must submit their entry forms to the Professional Examination Secretariat at the National Computer Board. Closing date is extended to 22 October 1983. Jk For further enquiries, please contact: Mm mm Miss June Sito m ML-- Lducation
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      763 14 •PWD I TENDER NOTICE 1 Tenders are invited from PWD registered 1 Contractors for the following (A) PWD/SQS/CADD/T/25/83 Supply, Delivery, Installation, Testing and Commissioning of an Uninterruptible Power Supply and Electrical Distribution Panel to Changi Airport. (B) M&E T 133/83 Nominated Sub-Con-tract for Design, Supply, Delivery, Installation, Testing and Commissioning
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      625 14 A MINISTRY A OF THE ENVIRONMENT TENDER NOTICE (I) The Overhaul of One Ruston 16RK3CG Duel Fuel Engine at Kim Chuan Sewage Treatment Works Ref: TEN(ENV)07/83/51 •Showround: Meet at Kim Chuan Sewage Treatment Works, Airport Road, Singapore 1 953 on 19 10 83 at 10.00 a m *N.B Contractors who
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      458 14 IN THE HIGH COURT OF THE REPUBLIC OF SINGAPORE Salt No. 2437 of 1983 Between ASIA COMMERCIAL BANK LTD. ...Plaintiffs And TAN CHEONG SOO ...Defend ant. NOTICE OF .ADVERTISEMENT To:- Mr. TAN CHEONG SOO late of Apartment Block T», Dover Crescent #IS-2S Singapore, §513 TAKE NOTICE that an action has
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      602 15 NOTICES 1 Tender Notice ■.Ms Tenders are invited for: I BUILDING jjjH AMB/T/83/086— Tiling to exteric of Bukit Panjang II Telephone .fy> Exchange. Eligibility: Registered Contractors— Class C& D »5- (Relevant Categories) H| "Non-registered Contractors— Deposit 551, 000. 00 m Showround: 21 October 1983. 11.00a.m. |s Bukit Panjang II Exchange
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      267 15 PACIFIC PETFOODS PTYETD OF AUSTRALIA ARE PLEASED TO AMOOTCE THE APPOINTMENT OP i iizpatiiii:k x FOODSUPPLIES(FE)Kn) AS AGENTS IN SINGAPORE FOR THE Tucker Box RANGE OF DOG FOOD (tsso) ESSO MALAYSIA BERHAD CHANGE OF P.O. BOX OLD= REGISTRAR ESSO MALAYSIA BERHAD P.O. BOX 1062 KUALA LUMPUR NEW REGISTRAR ESSO MALAYSIA
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      839 15 -a- PUBLIC UTILITIES \^J BOHRD TENDER NOTICE Tenders are invited for the following:--1 Supply of cement-mortar lined ductile iron pipes Eligibility: Registered Contractors in SP(P3) Pipes, Fittings and Water Tanks and SP(SS) Steel Pipes and Concrete Spun Pipes C2 only 2 Supply of corten steel plates for boilers at Senoko
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      778 15 IN THE HIGH COURT OF THE REPUBLIC OF SINGAPORE Companies Winding Up No. 197 of 1983 In the Matter of the Companies Act (Cap. 185) AND In the Matter of SINGAPORE MARINE LOGISTICS SERVICES PTE. LTD. ADVERTISEMENT OF PETITION NOTICE is hereby given that a Petition for the Winding Up
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      647 15 IN THE MATTER OF THE COMPANIES ACT, CAP. 185 AND FORMAKK (SINGAPORE) PRIVATE LIMITED (In Voluntary Liquidation) SPECIAL RESOLUTIONS At an Extraordinary General Meeting of the members of Formark (Singapore) Private Limited duly convened and held at 111 North Bridge Road »12-01, Peninsula Plaza, Singapore 0617, on the 10th day
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      172 16 v w /J| Ssui^d World Ludg ©r^w 4th sth Prize Japan Disneyland Express 8 days H 6th 7th Prize Hong Kong/Bangkok 8 days |K r«^j| D T n 117 f ®*k P™ 6 Philippines Manila 6 days fIH 12th 15th Prize: Indonesia Lake Toba 5 days fc&A Grand Ist Prize:
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      290 17 The Rizzle of Hoductivity A problem-solving book of our times In the business crunch that we are in today, the single biggest concern of companies everywhere is higher productivity blue-collar and whitecollar productivity. This volume examines the causes of low productivity and the major solutions to the problem. Sections of
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      243 17 KBBH There's a big line-up of Combo Instruments in store for you at very special prices you'll find absolutely irresistible Electric Guitars Electronic Pianos Guitar Amps/Bass Amps Synthesizers Guitar Effectors Drums Combo Organs Plus lots more so come early to get the best pick 1 VENUE: YAMAHA MUSIC SHOWROOM 7th
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      111 17 CAT PEOPLE (1842) Film show at the GoetheIns ti tut Auditorium. 8 p.m. Organised by the Singapore Film Society. Free for members. (See story above.) HOW TO INVEST AND TRADE PROFITABLY IN STOCK AND SHARES IN SINGAPORE AND MALAYSIA Talk by Mr Ng Soon Chye, a remisier with E.G. Tan
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      144 17 play of 40 carvings and artefacts. National Museum Art Gallery. 9 a.m. 5.30 p.m. On until Oct 25. Free. ENG TOW Works of this textile artist on disElay at Citibank's Robina louse branch. Office hours. On until Oct 28. Free. CHINESE INK PAINTING OF TAN JOO JONG Goethe-Institut Art Gallery.
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      51 17 NATIONAL THEATRE CLUB CHINESE ORCHESTRA TROUPE RECRUITMENT Training classes for those wishing to learn to play Chinese instruments. Practices on Thursdays 8-10 p.m. and Sundays 2 5 p.m. Register personally during practice hours at the National Theatre Practice Room or write to National Theatre Club, Chinese Orchestra, Clemenceau Avenue, Singapore
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      1642 18 U 3.00 PM Opening followed by A House Is Not a Home 7.20 Newswatch 5.58 AM National Anthem Report 1.35 Your Lunch (Mandarin with English subtitles/r): This is the 7.30 News and Weather Forecast (Malay) followed by Opening An- g^/^Jf'^ *-*J e N^J aal^* 2 A a#^ A story of
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        664 3 %fyj\M ETRO Invites applications for the position of: DIVISION FASHION MANAGER The Job Plan and control local and overseas merchandising programmes for various departments in the Chain of Stores in support of corporate sales and profit objectives. Responsible for vendor sourcing and development, purchasing, inventory control pricing and gross margin,
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        639 3 NOTICES MINISTRY OF DEFENCE Tender will be received for the supply of the following undermentioned items in the Ministry of Defence up to I I 00 am on date shown against the items 1. GAUZE SWABS 50,000 PACKETS Tender No: HQMS/OP/ 4/83(T) Closing Date: 14-11-83 Tender Deposit: $250.00 2. DIAGNOSTIC
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