The Straits Times, 30 December 1983

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    14 1 The Straits Times Estd. 1845 FRIDAY, DECEMBER 30, 1983 40 CENTS M.C.(P) No. 65/1/83
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    Lock icon Galman didn't shoot Aquino
    597 1 Galman didn't shoot Aquino Witness comes out of hiding Shoot Aquino MANILA, Thursday A PHILIPPINE Airlines technician came out of hiding yesterday to testify that opposition leader Benigno Aquino was not shot by the killer named by the military. Ground engineer Ramon Balang, 28, had his evidence recorded on videotape
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    A record 1,001...
    148 1 Straits Times Index touches four figures THE Singapore stock market breached the 1,000 mark for the first time ever yesterday. The Straits Times Industrial Index registered a 13.66 points rise to close at a record 1,001.05. This is an improvement of 8.43 points from the previous high
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    Lock icon Crisis as US decides to quit Unesco
    304 1 PARIS, Thursday THE United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organisation (Unesco) was plunged into its biggest crisis yesterday when the United States gave formal notice that it would withdraw next year. Unesco officials here said US representative Jean Gerard handed a letter to
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    Singapore regards it as useful
    117 1 SINGAPORE regards Unesco as a useful UN body that promotes technical and scientific activities in the developing world. There are now some 90 invitations to Singapore to participate in Unesco-sponsored seminars and workshops held all over the world, officials said. Unesco-sponsored activities in Singapore include
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    Lock icon Bomb blast
    44 1 BELFAST, Thurs A car bomb exploded in a main street yesterday shortly after police sealed it off after they received a telephone warning similar to the one given before the bombing of London's Harrods department stoi e, police reported reported injured, AP
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    Surprise for the prosecution
    287 1 Trial of Workers' Party officials THE prosecution received a surprise when day two of the trial of J. B. Jeyaretnam and Wong Hong Toy began yesterday. The Deputy Public Prosecutor, Mr Glenn Knight, was clearly unhappy about the testimony of Manomani do Natarajan the first prosecution
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    Shin Min's bumper issue
    154 1 ITEM: The hemline theory of economic growth, or how to relate a nation's fortunes to the length of the skirts its women wear... ITEM: Why owners of 'live' show theatres and cocktail lounges will be singing the blues in 1984 a look at the problems that
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    Happier motoring in 1983
    402 1  - Happier motoring in 1983 PAUL WEE By MOTORISTS have been more careful this year, judging from the drop in the number of serious accidents and the road death figure so far. With the new year just three days away, Traffic Police figures show that there were 298 deaths so far
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    Lock icon Invincible coming to S'pore for repairs
    86 1 THE British aircraft carrier Invincible, refused drydock facilities in Australia, will arrive here during the second week of January for repairs, diplomatic sources said yesterday. The carrier, heading a task group on a tour of the Far East, will enter the drydock of a
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      BARISAN LEADS IN STATE POLLS
      71 1 KICHING, Thurs. The state Barfsan N«sional (National Front) leads the Sarawak state elections with six seats, early returns showed tonight. Three of the 48 seats contested were won earlier unopposed. Rut it lost its first seat when a candidate Peter Minos, was defeated by Snap's
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      Lock icon GUN ATTACK
      53 1 MADRID, Thurs. A •Jordanian embassy official was shot dead and another wounded today by an unidentified Arab gunman shortly after leaving their embassy here in a ear, police said. Wai id Jamal Baikiz and Ibrahim*' Suami Monamed Mamld. administration officials at the Jordanian Embassy, wore shot at close
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      551 2 Where the boys are EUSOFF COLLEGE, the National University of Singapore's only all-women hostel, is to take in men from next year. One reason, says a university spokesman, is to encourage more "social interaction" among men and women hostelites. The other reason cited is the worldwide trend away from
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      Comment
      294 2 THE STRAITS TIMES SAYS: THE IS decision to withdraw from Inesco is regrettable, Uneseo will lose much of its effectiveness for the lIS has much to offer by way of financial and other support. The IS has some valid complaints about the direction Uneseo is heading towards a ballooning
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      Background
      71 2 NOT BITING YET IN A bid to attract foreign investors to its newest special economic zone near Xiamen (Amoy), China is offering more liberalised conditions like tax breaks, special land deals and even access to the domestic market. The aim is to attract high-tech industries but so far the
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      Timesdollar
      244 2 DRIVING HOME THE POINT OF GOOD DEMAND WITH 10 m TANDON (Singapore), one of the largest computer disk drive manufacturers in the world, is spending another $10 million next year to increase its output and diversify its product range. The company, which has already invested $25 million here, will
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      Timesport
      232 2 The Dutch are coming SPAIN'S 12-1 victory over Malta in the European Championship last week has turned out to be good news for Singapore fans. The elimination of Holland means that one of their top clubs, FC Groningen, will be able to use the services of four Dutch national
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      Around the world
      587 2 Onward austerity PRESIDENT Ferdinand Marcos yesterday said the Philippines government will still be "a bit niggardly where imports of non-essential goods are concerned. And this policy remains despite the fact that its foreign exchange reserves have risen to US$95l million (552.03 billion). Mr Marcos also said Prime
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      Section Two
      344 2 There's Life after CID CII) '83, the locally-produced Friday-night series, ends tonight (Ch 8, 9.25 p.m.). From next Friday, SBC will screen four single-episode dramas, billed collectively as The Spice of Life. The series, which comprise a comedy, a thriller-, a love story and a tragedy, should keep
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      Across the Causeway
      180 2 Draft before ministers THE Malaysian Cabinet has endorsed in principle a draft mid-term review of the Fourth Malaysia Plan incorporating new strategies to rectify shortfalls in the New Economic Policy (NEP). The draft review has been distributed to the various ministers for their comments. It is expected
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      Section Three
      165 2 Stage debut SEVEN very popular excerpts from well-known Cantonese operas will be staged by the Chinese Theatre Circle, a local amateur Cantonese opera group, on New Year's Eve. New members from the group will make their debut in lead roles made famous by Cantonese opera veterans. The members,
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      Lock icon Quieter ride on a 'tyred' iron horse
      146 3 ANOTHER train roUs alonK in the land that gave the world the famous hnllet train. Passengers aboard the Inaugural run of the so-called New Shuttle of the Saltama New Me- tropolls Transport Company could not possibly have failed to notice the relative quiet
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      Lock icon We will still be niggardly: Marcos
      279 3 And this is despite reserves reaching $2b level MANILA, Thurs THE Philippines government will still be "a bit niggardly" where imports of non-essen-tial goods are concerned. And this policy remains despite the fact that its foreign exchange reserves have risen to US$95l million (552.03
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      Lock icon Brunei to release three political detainees on Jan 1
      188 3 BANDAR SERI BEGAWAN, Thurs. Three of Brunei's last political prisoners swore allegiance to the Sultan today as a prelude to their release on Jan 1 when the country gains full independence. The three prisoners held the Quran to their foreheads and
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      Lock icon Youths responsible for more than half of crimes in Japan
      162 3 TOKYO, Thurs. Youths aged 19 or younger were responsible for more than half of Japan's crimes, Including almost 90 murders, during the first 11 months of this year, according to a report issned ny the National Police Agency. The White
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      Lock icon Self-test kits to detect VD developed
      77 3 Self-test kits to detect VD developed MELBOURNE, Thurs. Self-t^st kits that could be used to detect six sexually-transmitted diseases may be sold in Australian pharmacies within three years, scientists say. Scientists at the government Commonwealth Serum Laboratories said advances in genetic engineering had produced antibodies designed to react to specific
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      Nakasone gives Reagan a new assurance
      174 3 Nakasone gives Reagan a new assurance TOKYO, Thurs. Japan's Prime Minister Yasuhiro Nakasone told US President Ronald Reagan today that he would do his best to resolve pending bilateral economic issues next year. Kyodo news service reported. Mr Reagan telephoned Mr Nakasone from California, where he is spending the New
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        Lock icon 22 from 'bombed ship' still missing
        142 3 MANILA, Thurs. Twenty-two Filipino crewmen of a cargo ship believed to have been bombed and sunk by an Iraqi fighter jet in the Strait of Hormuz last week ue still missing, six survivors who an ived here today said. Two members of the mv
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        Lock icon US agents uncover drug ring
        128 3 US agents uncover drug ring BANGKOK. Thurs. Two Las Vegas city policemen posed as bigtime drug dealers in Smith-East Asia's Golden Triangle to smash a narcotics ring believed to have smuggled US$5O million (SsU*i million) worth of heroin into the United States, Thai police said today. Thai officials refused to
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        Lock icon $692,000 seized at airport
        62 3 MANILA, Thurs. Security agents at Manila airport seized U*****,--000 (*****,000) in notes and cheques hidden in a suitcase of a Hongkongbound passenger, customs officials said today. A spokesman said the money, packaged in Christmas wrapping paper, was spotted as the suitcase went through an X-ray machine
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      Lock icon Dutch MPs vote not to sell subs to Taiwan
      113 3 THE HAGUE, Thurs. The Dutch government yesterday won majority support in Parliament for its rejection of a potentially lucrative Taiwanese order for conventional submarines. More than 1,000 shipyard workers, who could face unemployment as a result of the decision, demonstrated outside
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      Lock icon Mubarak urges PLO, Jordan to resume talks
      430 4 CAIRO, Thurs. Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak has called for an urgent resumption of talks between Jordan and the Palestinians based on US President Ronald Reagan's 1982 proposals for a negotiated settlement in the Middle East. In an interview with the Paris-based weekly, \1
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      Lock icon First top Egyptian official to visit Israel in a year
      179 4 TEL AVIV, Thurs. The first senior Egyptian official to visit Israel in more than a year arrived here today for talks with Prime Minister Yitzhak Shamir and senior Foreign Ministry officials. The visit of Mr Safi Abdel-Hamid, Assistant Secretary of
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      142 4 PARIS, Thurs. France yesterday dismissed Lebanese accusations that its troops abandoned two military outposts in Beirut at short notice, setting off some of the worst fighting in Lebanon since last year's Israeli invasion. A French Defence Ministry spokesman said Lebanese President Amin Gemayel and the Lebanese army chief
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      Lock icon Guerilla raids in Lebanon prompt Israeli re-think
      220 4 Guerilla raids in Lebanon prompt Israeli re-think JERUSALEM, Thurs. A new wave of guerilla attacks on Israeli forces in southern Lebanon has prompted the army to reassess its positions there, the Israeli Chief of Staff said. In the latest attack, gunmen firing automatic rifles and rocketpropelled grenades killed an Israeli
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      Lock icon Igloo saves
      72 4 crash victims ALBUQUERQUE (New Mexico), Thurs. A man and his son built an igloo to survive five days of sub-zero weather after suffering injuries in a mountaintop plane crash that killed the man's wife, rescue workers said. The survival of Mr Tony Mink, 36, and his son, Brian,
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      Lock icon Austerity plans jolt Shamir's coalition
      338 4 Three parties threaten to quit TEL AVIV, Thurs AUSTERITY plans that include a freeze on Jewish settlement in the West Bank and Gaza Strip and elimination of free high school education have jolted Israeli Prime Minister Yitzhak Shamir's government coalition. The plans, part of a
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      Lock icon Jodie Foster charged
      71 4 BOSTON, Thurs. Actress Jodie Foster, 23, was charged yesterday with illegal possession of less than a gram of cocaine, 11 days after the drug was alleged to have been found in her handbag when she arrived here on a flight from Paris. A spokesman for Suffolk County
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      Lock icon 150 m Africans may face hunger in 1984
      206 4 150 m Africans may face hunger in 1984 ADDIS ABABA, Thurs. Nearly 150 million Africans could face hunger and malnutrition in 1984 because of natural and man-made catastrophes, the head of the United Nations Economic Commission for Africa (ECA) said yesterday. "The prediction is that the critical situation will get
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      Lock icon Beirut police launch Search for bombers
      248 4 BEIRUT, Thurs. Police hunted today for Islamic fundamentalists they believe planted bombs that ripped through five shops and a car in Beirut, killing one person and injuring three others. The latest blasts in the Lebanese capital yesterday came as President Amin Gemayel lamented that
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      Lock icon Court 'no' to hospital discharge request
      92 6 Court 'no' to hospital discharge request KIVKRSIDE (California), Thins. Elizabeth Bouvia, the rerebral palsy victim who says she wants to commit suicide by starvation while under medical care, lost another court battle yesterday. An appeals court denied a request by her lawyers to block Miss Bolivia's discharge from hospital. But
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      Lock icon Another cold wave hits US
      193 6 NEW YORK, Thurs. Fresh blasts of cold Arctic air swept across the United States today after a brief let-up from record low temperatures that have been blamed for more than 300 deaths in the past 11 days. National Weather Service meteorologist Harold Gibson said another
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      Lock icon Airline told to rehire sex-change pilot
      77 6 Airline told to rehire sex-change pilot CHICAGO, Thurs. A court ruled yesterday that Eastern Airlines must rehire a pilot who had undergone sexchange surgery. Judge John Grady ruled the airline was guilty of violating federal sex discrimination laws. Eastern said it would appeal the ruling. Miss Karen Ulane, 42, a
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      Lock icon Chinese city snowed in
      76 6 BEIJING, Thurs. The heaviest snow for more than a century is causing widespread hardship in China's south-western Yunnan province, the Economic Daily said today. The provincial capital of Kunming is said to have suffered several blackouts. Traffic was halted by drifts and industry was in great
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      Lock icon 'Hunger problem in US not widespread'
      409 6 Reports are exaggerated, says commission WASHINGTON, Thurs WHILE there are significant "pockets of hunger" in the United States, accounts depicting hunger as a widespread problem among the poor are exaggerated, a presidential commission told a newspaper yesterday. The Washington Post quoted Dr George Graham,
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      Lock icon Their eyes have it
      53 6 THESE eyes reveal a lot of what their owners feel, according to an annual poll by the Hollywood Makeup Artists. The poll, released on Wednesday, said the celebrities with the most expressive eyes were actress lisa Hartman (top), singer Michael Jackson and United States President Ronald
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      Member of Beach Boys drowns
      210 6 Member of Beach Boys drowns LOS ANGELES, Thurs. Dennis Wilson, a member of the Beach Boys pop group, drowned yesterday in the sea on the outskirts of Los Angeles. The 39-year-old drummer and singer's body was recovered by a diving team from four metres of water about two hours after
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        Inquiry into deaths
        70 6 INVESTIGATIONS ARE under way in Argentina into the fate of a number of people whose bodies have been recovered from unmarked graves in various parts of the country, the British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC) reported from London yesterday. They are believed to be the victims of the military
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        Lock icon 'Mutual trust needed'
        67 6 THE WEST is ready to consider Warsaw Pact proposals for mutual renunciation of force in settling international disputes, but only if both sides strive for an East-West military balance, West German Foreign Minister Hans-Dietrich Genscher said in Bonn on Wednesday. In a year-end statement, the Foreign Minister
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        Lock icon Paris invites Li, Zhao
        73 6 FRENCH PRESIDENT Francois Mitterrand has formally invited Chinese President Li Xiannian and Prime Minister Zhao Ziyang to make state visits to France in 1984, a senior French official in Hongkong said yesterday. Presidential adviser Regis Debray said that he delivered the invitations during his recently concluded
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        Lock icon Public to decide
        80 6 A NATIONAL referendum is expected to be held to endorse any solutions to Sri Lanka's ethnic problems worked out by an all-party conference next month. President Junius Jayewardene has said. "We are hoping through an all-party conference to find solutions to the Tamil problem. I expect it
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        Lock icon Call for friendly ties
        75 6 PRIME MINISTER Indira Gandhi reiterated in New Delhi yesterday India's desire to restore friendly ties with Islamabad and called on the Pakistani government and people to give serious consideration to New Delhi's proposals for bilateral peace, friendship and cooperation. India wants to live in peace and
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      Lock icon Wedding without Church's blessing
      236 8 MONACO, Thurs. Princess Caroline of Monaco today married Italian entrepreneur Stefano Casiraghi in a ceremony conducted in the utmost privacy. With only two dozen guests attending, Princess Caroline's second wedding in Monaco's pink and white palace was a far cry from her first marriage to French
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      Lock icon Flick in court battle over tax concessions
      276 8 Flick in court battle over tax concessions Attention again focused on Lambsdorff BONN, Thursday A FORTHCOMING court battle involving 450 million marks (***** million) has given a new twist to the so-called "Flick Affair" and once again focused attention on Economics Minister, Count Otto Lambsdorff. A government spokesman said yesterday
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      Lock icon Polish communists plan meeting to study new moves
      385 8 WARSAW, Thurs. In an effort to breathe newlife into its ranks, the Polish Communist Party is planning a special "national party conference" early next year to consider sweeping economic, social and foreign policy moves, sources said. The meeting, which could be held
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      Lock icon Queueing champ
      124 8 15-day wait for charity LONDON, Thurs. A 21 -year-old man yesterday broke the record for queueing in advance of sales here, camping outside Self ridges department store in Oxford Street for 15 days for charity. Electrician Phil Illsley, who helped raise nearly MO.OO© (Ss3o,fiofl) for cancer research, told
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      Lock icon British drivers staying off booze
      167 8 LONDON, Thurs. Sobered by an official "don't drink and drive" campaign and a rash of pro-Christmas jail terms for ovor-tho-limi! drivers, British motorists are staying off booze, or at least staying home over the holi days, police report. "Usually at this time of the year,
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      Lock icon Soviet Deputy Premier to visit France
      136 8 Soviet Deputy Premier to visit France PARIS, Thurs. Soviet First Deputy Prime Minister Ivan Arkhipov will pay an official visit to France at the end of January or the beginning of February, diplomatic sources said. The planned visit was seen by commentators here as a step towards improving relations between
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      Lock icon Deadly Xmas present
      66 8 OAKLAND (California i. Thurs. A 70-year-old wife shot and killed her 72-year-ol<i husband on Christmas Day because he was having an affair with another woman. police said yesterday. They said Mrs Creasie Woods, a church-goer who had never been in trouble with the law before, took the
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      Lock icon Crash kills 26
      32 8 ISLAMBAD, Thurs. Twenty-six people were killed yesterday and 14 others in jured when a bus slammed into a roadside tree about 480 km south-east of Islamabad, police said. UPI
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      How they compare
      407 9 A Straits Times comparison of prices of 34 food and household items on sale at NTUC Fair Price and other shops on Dec 22. The prices include special offers available at the time. Heinz cream of corn baby food 4 oz .90 .90 .90 .85 .90 70
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      Fair Price Is fair
      624 9  - Fair Price Is fair SUZANNE OOI Case gives verdict after survey of shops By HOW fair are prices at NTUC FairPrice shops? That has been the question posed by letters written to The Straits Times recently. But now the Consumers Association of Singapore has carried out a survey of shop
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      Fined $200
      26 9 SEH SENG CHYE, 28, was fined $200 yesterday for having fishing implements at Kranji Reservoir, a "No Fishing" area, last Monday. He pleaded guilty.
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      Restaurant sues PSA for breach of contract
      209 9 THE Port of Singapore Authority is being sued for $260,000 by the owners of a restaurant cum cocktail lounge as compensation arising from an alleged breach of contract. In a writ of summons filed at the High Court on Christmas Eve, Galaxy Restaurant
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      Company recalls 41 Isuzu cars
      103 9 Company recalls 41 Isuzu cars A CAR company, Motor and Leasing Pte Ltd, is recalling 41 Isuzu JJ cars sold here this year to check for defects in a component. It has started contacting the owners of these cars, which may have been fitted with faulty integrated-circuit regulators. The regulators
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      Girl dies after accident
      63 9 I AN EIGHT-YEAR-OLD girl i died at the Tan Tock Seng Hospital yesterday, seven hours after she was hit by a motorcycle along Tampines Avenue. Ariaty binti Iska was crossing the road with three members of her family when the accident took place. She suffered head
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      Preserve 'old Singapore' for tourists, says STPB
      279 9  -  SALMA KHALIK By THE future of tourism in Singapore could very well lie in the past. The Singapore Tourist Promotion Board believes that parts of old Singapore, complete with their sights and sounds, should be preserved as tourist attractions. The answer to what
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      QC disputes testimony of supporter who gave $400
      1217 11  -  AHMAD OSMAN By The charges J.B. JEYARETNAM and Wong Hong Toy are each facing a charge of making a false declaration about the accounts of the party to a Commissioner of Oaths, Mr Daljit Singh, on or about Aug 3 last year.
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      PSA lighthouse to go fully automatic
      348 11  -  GILLIAN POW CHONG By IT'S hands off for the 88-year-old Sultan Shoal Lighthouse early next year. The lighthouse is to be converted at a cost of $stt,M6 to an unmanned fully automated operation. It is the second of five lighthouses maintained by the Port
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      Sri Lankan official visits Housing Board and PWD
      57 11 A SRI LANKAN government official was given an insight into the workings of the Housing Board and the Publk Works Department yesterday. Mr K.C. Samaraweera, director of the building department, Ministry of Loral Government (Housing and Construction), visited the two organisations as
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      ROV launches blitz against smoky vehicles
      326 11 ROV launches blitz against smoky vehicles THE Registry of Vehicles and Traffic Police yesterday launched a three-month island-wide operation against vehicles emitting excessive smoke. An ROV spokesman said this was the first sustained operation against smoky vehicles. He said the ROV had previously conducted surprise smoke-emission checks on vehicles. But
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      Four face $1.1 m cash and gold bar charges
      177 12 Four face $1.1 m cash and gold bar charges FOUR people two sisters, an Indonesian woman and a jobless man yesterday faced charges involving gold bars worth $753,000 and cash of about $400,000, all belonging to an Indonesian businessman. The two sisters, Jamaliah binti Yakob, 25, and Radiah, 24, who
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      Lock icon Big orders from S'pore says Batam brick maker
      93 12 THE major brick manufacturer on Batam island has been swamped by orders from builders in Singapore. The manager of the island's major kiln, Mr Yusan, was quoted by Antara news agency as saying in Jakarta yesterday that at least 11 Singapore companies
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      A new home for 70 old folk
      362 12  -  STELLA DANKER They get a $5m centre at Serangoon Garden Way By! MOVING home is never easy. When you are old, resettling in a strange place can even be a bit frightening. So the 70 old folk who moved into the new Ling
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      Stick-up job
      239 12  -  ANGELINE TAN Workmen put up new parking rates on 3,200 car park signs By WORKMEN have been busy this week with a sticky job getting about 3,200 car park signs ready for Sunday when new parking charges will take effect. The job of updating these signs started on
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      Man worked on social visit pass
      87 12 A SOUTH Korean. Kim Chung Ho. 44. was fined $750 yesterday for working as a managing direc tor of a company while on a social visit in SingaDore He admitted holding tho position of managing director of Dae Sin Construction and Engineering Pte Ltd
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      The bashful heroes of PSA
      779 14  -  GERRY de SILVA Three get gallantry awards for risking lives to save others By < THREE different men, three different situations. But they acted fast where others might have dithered, panic-stricken. Heroes all, they risked their lives trying to help others. But yesterday, thrust into
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      Found dead
      32 14 A TAXI driver, Mr Loh Siak Koon, 62. was found dead at a car park near Block 19, Telok Blangah Crescent, on Wednesday night. Police do not suspect foul play.
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      Incentive voucher helps to cut accidents at steel mill
      334 14 Incentive voucher helps to cut accidents at steel mill NISM's safety scheme praised KEEP accident-free and win a $5 supermarket voucher every month. This is what workers who observe safety rules at the National Iron and Steel Mills Ltd get. What's more, their slice of the productivity pie will also
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        Thieves break into jewellery workshop
        74 14 FINE GOLD and precious stone bits, used for jewellery work, worth $11,337 were reported stolen from a jewellery workshop in Shaw Road, off Upper Paya Lebar Road on Tuesday. The owner of Chap Mai Jewellery Manufacturing company, Mr S.H. Tan, 45, discovered the theft after
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        SBS introduces new Jurong bus service
        89 14 THE SINGAPORE Bus Service is introducing a new direct bus service from Sunday to link Jurong East and Jurong Town. Service 98 will start from Jurong East Central and proceed via Jurong East Avenue 1, Jurong West Avenue 1, Corporation Road, Corporation Drive, Yung
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        18 applications to take second wives rejected
        122 14 THE REGISTRY of Muslim Marriages last year rejected 18 applications by men who wanted to take second wives. These were among 55 applications received by the registry. Sixteen were approved, eight are still pending and 13 applications were withdrawn. The registry also processed
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      Missing bunker barge baffles the PSA
      169 16 THE Port of Singapore Authority is baffled by the disappearance of a bunker barge which may have slipped away to Indonesia earlier this month without port clearance. The Japanese-register-ed barge, MV Zao, is believed to have sailed on Dec 15 for Tanjung Pinang in
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      Lock icon Eusoff College to go co-ed next year
      561 16  -  JUNE TAN Varsity hostel to take in men in line with world trend By What ex-Eusoffians say... 6 It's about time. I wish they had done it when I was there. Eusoff tended to be a bit 'hennish' and (t the girls all
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      For the nation's defence and love of medicine
      163 16 For the nation's defence and love of medicine THE desire to contribute to the defence of the nation and the love of medicine. These were the two reasons why newly-com-missioned medical officer Captain (Dr) Mary Wong (above) decided to volunteer her services to the Singapore Armed Forces. Dr Wong, 28,
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      SAF committed to support volunteer military efforts
      345 16 THE Singapore Armed Forces will give all the organisational support to encourage and promote volunteer military efforts. This is a commitment which is clearly stated in the SAF personnel management philosophy, Chief of the General Staff, Maj-Gen Winston Choo said yesterday. He singled
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      Mattar leaves for Mecca
      50 16 THE acting Minister for Social Affairs, Dr Ahmad Mattar, leaves today for Mecca to attend the ninth session of the World Supreme Council for Mosques. He is accompanied by the Mufti of Singapore. Syed Isa bin Mohd Setnaif They win bo away for about a week.
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      Court briefs
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      Two fined for having uncensored tapes
      125 16 TWO MEN were yesterday fined a total of $17,300 for having 168 uncensored video-tapes and an obscene one. Tan Kin Chin, 25, unemployed, pleaded guilty to having 148 tapes which had no valid certificates in his home in Sing Joo Walk on March 5.
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      Open verdict on man who took poison
      96 16 THE State Coroner yesterday returned an open verdict on the death of a man who was found to have consumed poison. Coroner Tan Seek Sam said there was lack of evidence to show how the man, Tan Ae, 73, took the poison. He
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      Man gets jail and cane for drugs
      89 16 A MAN was yesterday jailed for five years and ordered to be given five strokes of the cane when he was found guilty of trafficking in 1.38 grams of heroin. Lee Ghee Hooi, 29, committed the offence on Oct 8 at about 4.40
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      Youth charged with firing revolver
      65 16 A YOUTH was charged yesterday with firing a shot from a revolver while he was in a monsoon drain off Happy Avenue North (near MacPherson Road). »w No plea was taken from Selamat bin Abas, 18 who was alleged to have committed the offence on
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      348 9 Istana grounds open on Monday THE Istana grounds will be opened to the public on Monday for the New Year from 8 a.m. to 6.3* p.m. The public is reminded to help keep the grounds clean by not littering. Public health officials will be on duty to take action against
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      445 13 lilrsbrttmiKJmmts i| The year-end sale is now on until 2nd January only! So W— Household I— Home Furnishings Food Store hurry to the Fvent Hall for fantastic bargains. There's a SUper |^H|HHHHHHHB| Japan Bath ToucK. S H.W 6.90 Instant Noodles <100g) S4rOe-$O.BO Prepared Sherbet Mix range of quality merchandise for
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      34 16 Open on New Year's Day ALL community centres will open as usual on New Year's Day, which falls on Sunday, from 2.30 p.m. to 10 p.m. but will close on Monday, a public holiday.
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      Lock icon Cabinet okays draft mid-term review of Plan
      246 17 Ways to rectify shortfalls in NEP included KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs THE Malaysian Cabinet has endorsed a draft mid-term review of the Fourth Malaysia Plan incorporating new strategies to rectify shortfalls in the New Economic Policy (NEP). The draft has been distributed to the
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      Fares for public travel to go up from Jan 1
      232 17 Fares for public travel to go up from Jan 1 KUALA LUMPUR, Thursday FARES for public travel will go up from Jan 1. The increase will also apply to school and mini-buses. It is learnt that the fare increase has been approved to take the sting out of the higher
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      Company bars 114 of its staff from working
      145 17 Company bars 114 of its staff from working PETALING JAYA, Thurs. More than 100 workers of a company here have been barred by their management from working for the past three days after they had reported sick en masse while on duty. A Berita Harian report today said the management
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      Lock icon Johor police probe shoot-out between customs and 2 men
      166 17 JOHOR BAR!', Thurs. Johor police are handling the case Involving a shoot-out between a customs preventive team and two suspected smugglers in Singapore waters recently. Johor CID deputy chief sopt Mohamed Sairi Osman said today: "Investigations are being carried out with
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      Lock icon Banks forecast better growth
      284 17 LONDON, Thurs. In yet another positive forecast, the Association of European Banks says Malaysia's economic prospects are improving. In a report released here, the group says the country's growth is expected to return to "a more usual rate" in 1984 after falling from an average of
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      Lock icon Johor flag flown alongside national flag
      286 17 Johor flag flown alongside national flag KLUANG, Thurs. The national flag was hoisted alongside the Johor state flag today in conjunction with a two-day visit of the Sultan of Johor to the district. Among the buildings where both the flags were displayed were the district police station and the Kluang
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      817 17 It's LEOPARD FESTIVAL Time at the Goodwood Group of Hotels A Great Beer has come to four Great Coffee Houses in Singapore. The Coffee Lounge in Goodwood Park Hotel. The Coffee Shop in Ladyhill Hotel. The Coffee House in Boulevard Hotel and the Bamboo Court in York Hotel. LEOPARD, New
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    The Straits Times says A regrettable withdrawal
    487 18 RELATIONS between the US and the UN, not chummy in the first place, have hit a few rough patches ever since the Reagan administration took office. In many respects, the US and the UN are an odd couple. They are not fond of
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    Lock icon E. Germany: Closer than most to novel
    551 18  - E. Germany: Closer than most to novel STEWART POWELL By EAST BERLIN In few places has the repressive state in the novel 1984 come as close to reality as in East Germany. Here, a siege mentality is built upon memories of the last war and fears of the next. Suspicious
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    The real 1984
    645 18  - The real 1 984 ABIGAIL TRAFFORD ELECTRONIC surveillance increased censorship constant warfare all give shape to George Orwell's fantasy but freedom endures despite oppressive governments. By, T?%f- BIG BROTHER tearing human minds to pieces and putting them together again in new shapes AS THE new year of 1984 begins, the
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    Big Brother's tools are ready but...
    1262 18  -  STANLEY WELLBORN SATELLITES, data banks, drugs, gene control: The list of high-tech threats to privacy is getting longer every year. By 4 EVEN if society resists technical intrusions on individual privacy, the fact that the technology exists means that sooner or later someone either
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    'Don't let it happen'
    332 18 'Don't let it happen' GEORGE ORWELL intended 1984 not as a prophecy but as a warn- ing. "This," he wrote, in a press release issued after its publication in June 1 1949, "is the direction in j which the world is going at the present time, and the trend lies
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    Lock icon Man behind the warning
    176 18 Man behind the warning GEORGE ORWELL was ill with tuberculosis when he finished his novel about totalitarianism in 1948 and scholars suggest that the last two digits were reversed to make the title. Born in India, where his father was a member of the British civil service, Orwell was educated
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      14 18 I N lean 1 *m mm mmm wUPB m M H Th^Sp hic l)
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      192 18 I HONOLULU TOWER I CENTRAL AIR-CONDITIONING SYSTEM KING SIZE BUNGALOWINTHEAIR &*mHlZ.m*m WITH AN AREA OF 6136 SQ.FT. TO EACH UNIT. Located in the prestigious Bukit Timah residential area with Orchard Roadiust round the corner Honolulu Tower is just a stones throw away from embassies international hotels, departmental stores, banks, restaurants,
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    • On the buses
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        New system means journey takes half an hour longer
        196 19 New system means journey takes half an hour longer THE Singapore Bus Service's objective of having a better service with the introduction of the feeder service scheme is all right. I think, however, that the practical aspects of the feede r service scheme were not sufficiently examined (no views were
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        Passengers have to spend more now
        187 19 I SEE no reason why the Singapore Bus Service could not let the former bus system continue as it was. It had been running smoothly and was convenient. Since it is a small estate I see no genuine cause for such a change. If
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        Man made Christmas truly meaningful
        142 19 Man made Christmas truly meaningful WHAT happened to me recently shows that there are still wonderful people among us. I parked my car in a car park in Bukit Timah on Christmas Eve to do some shopping. After shopping, I found the car keys missing. While wondering whether a pickpocket
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        Help the remaining beggars
        295 19 Help the remaining beggars MANY unfortunate people in Singapore are fortunate enough to receive help from the various associations. I am, however, somehow convinced that one group of unfortunate people has long been neglected and looked upon with contempt the beggars. I am referring to those people who are senile
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        No right to laugh at them
        111 19 I AM a secondary class student. In the past, whenever I saw a male trans-sexual, I would deliberately stare at him as if he was something strange. If I was with a friend, we would make fun of him. I did not realise that
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      for the coming year
      274 19 THE year's major events were well summed up by Peter Barnard in The Sunday Times of Dec 25. Alas, the article was only apt to be titled: It was a year of living dangerously. 1983 belongs largely to the Middle East turmoils, to American affairs and
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      HDB should speed up construction of smaller flats
      374 19 I REFER to the article "Flats within two years for these applicants". (Sunday Times, Dec 25). In a written reply to a question by Mr Michael Liew (MP for Boon Teck), Mr Teh Cheang Wan, the Minister for National Development, said that
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      DON'T BE SHY
      35 19 IF YOU can speak Mandarin and are about to use dialect again, stop yourself and start In Mandarin. The other person may know Mandarin but may also be shy. Be the initiator!
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        This rule will remain a vital one: IE
        175 19 This rule will remain a vital one: IE I REFER to the letter "Accept those with good 'O' levels" by "3 Hopefuls". (ST, Dec 15). For the purpose of upgrading its pre-service teacher education programmes, the Institute of Education has made it a principal requirement, among others, that candidates for
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      Dinner is served at tea time
      222 19 TO IMPLEMENT a "cost-effective health care delivery system", health fees will be increased from Jan 1. As a patient who has been redefined a "consumer", I would like to appeal for "value" for the money to be paid for meals served to patients in
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      16 19 'The word is out? Good satay is now easy to find 1 ai lentrepoim Orchard Road
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      118 19 I dunhi ni hf E sf> HP^^ n^n'^'B^m Bf ,^9 PjBI Available from Dunhill shops and counters as well as appointed optical outlets. %l. F^lM \M\ BR* S it. iK»w X I*" up to 70% off J mm -A up to 70% off iIhHP* in the Ladies' Dept. '^WlJ -f
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      1832 20  -  CHRISTOPHER WREN First Shenzhen, now Xiamen By Quote ONE of the biggest in- ducements for foreign investment has been the opportunity, written into new national regulations on joint ventures in September, to sell products domestically. s CHINA is now offering more liberalised conditions like tax breaks, special
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      417 20 lUl£i7fiAfi26 The Car that offers performance without the sacrifice of economy BL ii^X-^L? i irti_ ill _^B_fc_L_w_h^__L_^_^i^_K^^^_Ei_. i^jjl'i 1 1 ijJBB 'JC' *•'"■> "■*}>■'■''""'■■' K JB___________^^^ _K^^ a^m^_M__^MM___^BHM______B^SM___________VV jiifej V Ba^Bß^fli bbbbbW^l I _fIMJ _Bjpj||ip4fcil!WWW"*>HWWMll>MW"^^ __j___i____Bi_________* I»J| HESHiS t "4;.&'' **>*:±'\.', ./•■'rijfelriilS.k* 111 1 1 1 11 1^ 1 i^
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        Towards 1,200 mark?
        482 21  -  S. KUMAR Strong and steady shares set for the New Year By THE SINGAPORE stock market yesterday burst triumphantly through the 1,000 barrier for the first time. Investors who had held back on Tuesday and Wednesday came back in style to push the market to a record
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        Whys and wherefores of credit cards in a restaurant
        249 21 THE Restaurant Association of Singapore will soon get a clear picture of credit card use in restaurants. It has completed a questionnaire in Mandarin and English which asks its members questions such as what credit cards they accept and the rates
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        And does this mean Cheq-mate at last?
        225 21 And does this mean Cheq-mate at last? WHEN Cheq Point cards come into use in Singapore and Malaysia next month, it will be armed with some antifraud devices. This latest credit card is the first without a visible signature. Instead, the cardholder signs on a special strip, known as the
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        Hammering away with only a little noise
        284 21  -  KATHLEEN TSANG By MORE pile drivers can now be quiet thanks to Swedish firm Banut AB. They made it possible to fit hydraulic hammers, the source of much quiet in piling, onto coventional piling rigs. Whole hydraulic rigs cost $600,000, one reason for
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          Lock icon Hilton to close
          80 21 TOKYO The Tokyo Hilton, one of the city's first post-war luxury hotels, is closing on New Year's Eve and will reopen at a new site in September as the Tokyo Hilton International. At midnight tomorrow, the 20-year-old Hilton, which stands on a hilltop near the Diet (Parliament)
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          Lock icon Under probe
          85 21 BONN Herr Horst Esch, the former chairman of the collapsed West German IBH Holding Construction Machinery Group, is under investigation by the public prosecutor in connection with his company's application for bankruptcy. IBH Holding applied for bankruptcy last month after attempts by a court-appointed commissioner to reach a
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          Lock icon 8 pc rise
          44 21 LONDON The US company, Ford, has announced its best-yet private car sales record in Western Europe this year, with an 8 per cent rise over last year to 1.3 million units as Europe enjoyed its best year for five years. AFP
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          Lock icon Sketchley to invest
          58 21 LONDON Britain's Sketchley group of laundries and Linen Rentals announced plans on Wednesday to invest nearly {114 million (anout 5544.9 million) in new acquisitions in North America. The group will pay C9 million for the nappy (diaper) cleaning division of the Blessings Corporation of New Jersey, which
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        Another $10 m push
        366 21  -  HSUNG BEE HWA Tandon (Singapore) By TANDON (Singapore), one of the largest computer disk drive manufacturers in the world, is spending another $10 million next year to increase its output and diversify its product range. The company, which has already invested $25 million here, will need
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        Smooth Sailing — thanks to Sperry
        444 21 Smooth Sailing thanks to Sperry IF THE recent Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting (CHOGM) in New Delhi, India, sailed smoothly along a sea of paper, a team of three including two Singaporeans from a Singapore company, Sperry Pte Ltd, was responsible. They made sure each delegate, each aide and the
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        KLSE prices surge ahead
        125 21 THE Kuala Lumpur stock market certainly lived up to investors' expectation of a year-end window dressing as prices soared across the board yesterday in very active trading conditions. The bullish sentiment was triggred off mainly by firm commodity prices, particularly, palm oil and the strong buying
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        ST industrials index components
        79 21 Boustt m) Bhd +-10 CtC +20 Weames +12 Sup Corp +3 puntopW +10 Ejso +10 CCM _g CoWStora e +?0 Guotess 2 r. Gentints 6 MTC +5 H»rir ~> F N +20 Kepp«t +2 PMC +10 Multi-Purpose +3 Inchcape Bhd —3 Nat Iron —10 Promet -2
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        K. Lumpur barometer
        39 21 K. Lumpur barometer Up Down Unch Industrials 73 21 24 Finance 3 5 6 Hotels 0 0 1 Properties 5 2 3 Oil Palms 4 3 3 Tins 15 2 1 Rubbers 17 1 4 Deb/Loans 2 1 0
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        Singapore barometer
        33 21 Singapore barometer Up Down Unch Industrials 81 23 23 Finance 13 7 4 Hotels 5 0 4 Properties 7 4 2 Plantations 16 1 3 Mining 5 1 1 Deb/Loans 6 1 5
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          Indices
          58 21 Dec 28 Dec 29 BT Composite 935 27 945 95 BT Indicator *****04 *****23 ST Industrials 987 39 1001 05 ST Finance *****9 2808 58 ST Hotels 913.01 914 39 ST Properties 707 98 710 71 ST Minings ***** 292 58 ST Plantations 1592 15 1600 64 OCBC 820
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          Rises
          70 21 Aokam 400 80 Hon( leonj (nd 820 +45 FftN 670 +20 C&C 640 +20 Kemayan 550 20 Cold Store lOp 520 +20 MTP 234+18 Sel Properties 635 +15 Utd Malacca 585 +15 Perls Plant 575 +15 Selartjor Dredg 510 +14 Weames 470 +12 Bon»est$50c 140 +12 OCBC 1120 +10
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          Falls
          52 21 Talam Mines 1410 -90 Nat Iron 625 —10 Utd Plantations 530 -10 B Sembawanc 468 —10 S P Textile 338 -8 M Cables 3?2 -2 SPP 262 -7 C C M 460—6 Sterna Metal 191 -6 H Leant Credit 191 —6 Spore Land 580 —5 HumeM 575 -5 PMHWis
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          Most Active
          23 21 Total turnover: 15.23m Total value: $44.95 Tuan Sing 1,299,000 Bonvests Hldgs 937,000 Chuan Hup 748,000 Gen Corp 460,000 Sime Darby 405,000
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        $8 m contract to supply simulators to China
        303 21 SINGAPORE-BASED Kongsberg Maritime (Asia) has won a $8 million contract to supply China with two training simulators. The machines will go to China Communication Import Service, a government export agency, which will distribute them to marine colleges in the country. The machines
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      Business done in Singapore
      2949 22 READERS should be aware of the limitations of this information. Not every transaction, nor every price dealt in at the Singapore and Kuala Lumpur stock exchanges, is necessarily covered in "business done". Further because all dealings at a particular price are grouped together, the table does
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      Business done in Kuala Lumpur
      2035 22 INDUSTRIALS Ajinomoto (4.065) Alcom(-) (3)3.10(1)3.12(1)3.14 AMD (3.465) (5) 3.44 (2) 3.48 (6) 3.46 API (1.90B) (13) 1.90 (1) 1.88 (13) 1.89(2) 1.91 (1) 192 Anteh (2.368 2.375) (21) 2.36 (50) 2.38(129) 2.37 Bata (3.265) Ben ft Co (1.09B) (20) 1.10 (3) 1.07 (1) 1.08 (1)
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      How your stocks performed
      2866 22 AN shares quoted have a par value of SI. unless otherwise specified Adjusted for scrip/rights. N Tax-exempted dividend. ABN is traded in lots of 10 shares each, with the price quoted in dollars 1983 Last Yield Vol Day High Low Company Sale Change ('000) High Low
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        35 23 RIIRRFR Closif1 S P rices TIN Closing prices mmiH cents/kilo Ms/kilo S^pore Straits Tin $29.15 lan 23/50 unc h up 1 75 cents Malaysia lan 263.00 (M). Turnover; 100 tonnes, up 150 cents down n
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        GOLD MARKET
        37 23 GOLD USS/oz Thurs Wed Singapore 379 00 379 50 379.80 380.30 Hongkong 378.80 379 30 379.60 380 10 Wed Mon New York 378 00 378.50 380.00 381.00 London 377 75 378 25 379.70 380 20
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        GOLD
        98 23 THE KILOBAR market opened at 5526,016 and closed at 5526,068. The Far East gold market opened at U*****.50/ 9.00 in an extremely quiet trading before rising steadily to the day's high of U*****.20/9.70. In the afternoon it came down to U*****.00/9.50 and and U*****.75/9.25. It closed the day at
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        SILVER
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        COPPER
        21 23 COPPER M Spot 978.00—978.50 (979.50—980 00) 3 months 1003.50— 1004 00 (1004 50-1005 00) Market tone: Steady Sales: 32,900 tonnes
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        ALUMINIUM
        24 23 ALUMINIUM fc/IOfVW M Spot 1088 50- -1089.00 (1094 00—1095 00) 3 months 1117 00-1117.50 (1122.00 1122.50) Market tone: Barely steady Sales: 11,000 tonnes
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        PALM OIL
        135 23 THE CRUDE palm oil market closed higher yesterday despite some late profittaking in quiet tradIng. The refined market saw renewed light activity following reports of India holding a tender yesterday. PALM Closing prices Crude Ms/tonm palm oi Jan 1787 50 (south) 1785 (central) Feb 1660 (central) 1650 (south)
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        Rubber
        71 23 THE Singapore rubber market closed firmer yesterday with Jan One RSS buyers quoted at 237.50 cents per kilo, up 1.75 cents from Wednesday. Over in Koala Lampur, the market closed higher in quiet trading yesterday at 263.00 for Jan Int Ones RSS buyers, up 1.50 from Wednesday. The International
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        Straits Tin
        75 23 THE Straits Tin price in Penang remained at the International Tin Agreement (ITA)'s floor level of M529.15 per kilo for the second consecutive day Dealers said the buffer stock manager took the total disposal of 100 tonnes, against Wednesday's turnover of 122 tonnes. UK local and overseas demand
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        RUBBER FOB in bales
        324 23 RAS MRELB (S cents/kio) ,M cents/kio) Noon Close Noon Close Int 1 RSS prompt 232.50 233.50N 233.50—234 50N unq u no Int. IRSSJan 236.50-237.00 237 50— 237.75 262.50—263 00 263 00-263 50 Int. 1 RSS Feb 241 50— 242 00 242.50— 242 75 w.w-«j. 3 u
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        653 23 i i i i i i .i i i I r~ Hongkong Hang Seng Thursday 877.15 (874.15) Week ago 863.56 Australian All-Ordinaries 5? Thursday 769.9(765.6) Week ago 761.5 gV Australian Industrials Thursday 1002.9(998.3) Week ago 992.3 Financial Times Industrials Wednesday 775.6 (775.0) Week ago 772.0 Dow Jones Industrials £tj,s
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        15 23 THE TOKYO stock market was closed yesterday and will reopen in the New Year.
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        326 23 Dtc 29 Cents (Aust A C I 188 A N I 288 A P M 235 Aberfoyle 780 ABC 295 Alliance OH 078 Allied Mill 237 Ampol Exp 300 Ampol Pet 185 Anz 588 Ashton 1388 B H P H10 Beach Petroleum 025 Bell Group 850 Bond Corp 134
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        New York
        238 23 Dec 28 IISJ Chanje Alcoa 44'* -K Allied Chem Cp SS'% Alll.i-Chalmers 18** +H Am Tel 4 Tel 01 unch Amax Inc 24 unch Amr Corp 35H Bethlehem Stl 28 Boeing Co 44* -H Burroughs Cp 51H +W Caterpillar Co 47H -IK Chase Manhtn 44H -v* Chrysler Cp
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        London
        551 23 D«21 Pence Chant INDUSTRIALS Allied-Lyons 140 Ass. Dairies 150 +i BTRPLC 427 +1 Babcocks 155 unct Barclays 487 Beechams 315 BICC 250 Blue Circle 423 unct BOC Group 283 Boots 184 unct Bowater 263 BATS 170 Britannia 93 unct BP 401 +1 Browr(J) 17 unct BSR Int'l 198 unct
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        Hongkong
        274 23 Otc 29 HKS Chanft Associated Hotels 093N Bank Of East Asia 18 70 +03 Carrlan Invest Cheung Kong 7 30 +0 05 China Light 12.00 unch Crou Harb Tunnel 985 F E Consortium 0 485B Far East Exch Phllex 008 O 1 Cement 9 ION Orfftt ERgk 0 48B
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        76 23 THE US dollar was traded within the range of 512.1265/80 in the Singapore foreign exchange market yesterday. Trading was thin and quiet. Trading of the US unit against major currencies continued to be thin, ahead of the yearend closing. Against the Deutschemark, the greenback closed at 2.7465/75. Against the
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        FOREIGN EXCHANGE
        159 23 Interbank Over the counter Foreign Local dollars to Foreign currency currency one unit of to Sslo foreign currency Australian dollar 1.90—1.91 5.31—5.20 Canadian dollar 1.71—1.71 5.91—5 82 NZ dollar 1.39—1.39 7.31—7.14 Sterling pound 3.05—3.06 3.31—3.26 Local dollars to 100 units of foreign currency Austrian schilling 10.99 10.99 92.11—89.64
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        Unit trusts
        192 23 Managers' prices Arbuthnot Securities Asia K p n ut a 7 TOruecjU Spore Growth Fund 101—106 Eleventh B'putra 130-1 35cd Singapore Unit Trust Wamor lnvest Fund 2 98— 3 03 The Commerce 3 44-3 65 OUB-MontagU Dn The Savings Fund 2 06 2.19 Union Spore Fund 1 39-1
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      Container schedules
      384 23 Receipts of export FCL containers and LCL cargo LCL Receiving Receiving Ship (Voyage) Arr cargo time block Nippomca (53/523) 30/12 (2000) FSB *****800 16 E Promoter (*****W) 30/12 (2300) FSB *****100 L4 Aram Khachat (25CW83) 30/12(2300) 51 0 700-0800 1 000- 1 1 00 B7 HKAce(SSB) 31/12(0700) FSB
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      Ships in port
      334 23 Vessel Berth Arr Dep Vessel Berth Arr Dep Keppel Wharves Garuda iaya 304 30/12 30/12 WahLok 3/4 aside 30/12 Kah Poh 305 30/12 30/12 Equator 111 22 aside 30/12 Lin Petalmg 302 30/12 31/12 Kota Jade 27/8 a'side 30/12 Miyagi Maru 305 30/12 31/12 Tackier Dosma 33/4
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      New SES listing manual out
      368 24 New SES listing manual out THE Stock Exchange of Singapore released its new listing manual yesterday. The revised manual will take effect next month. It has a new layout format and is divided into various parts by subject matter for easier reference, but is based to a large extent on
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      Course on stocks and shares
      106 24 STOCKS and shares need not be a mind-boggling subject. The National University of Singapore's extramural studies department will be conducting a course to familiarise students with the stock markets of Malaysia and Singapore. This eight-lecture course, which costs $65, starts on Jan 4 at the
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      Do not sell, Watties advises
      135 24 Do not sell, Watties advises WELLINGTON The directors of New Zealand food company Wattie Industries has rejected NZ Forest Products Ltd's takeover offer as grossly inadequate. They strongly advised Watties shareholders not to sell. The Watties board met in Auckland on Tuesday to consider NZFP's surprise offer to increase its
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      Another six ships for NOL
      335 24 NEPTUNE Orient Lines, which celebrates its 15th birthday today, will add six more ships to its fleet of 33 within the next two years. The national shipping line will take delivery of six new vessels two container ships, three bulk carriers and a product tanker
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      Financial ABC
      255 24 Equities EQUITIES are the risk-bearing capital of a company. They are also referred to as ordinary shares. Holders of such shares might also be described as the "real owners" of a business because each unit carries one vote in any decision dealing with the company's structure. Equity holders
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      Your market basket
      155 24 Your market basket What a typical family of four would buy from Tanglin Halt wet market 1 500gm lean pork (PVS 300gm streaky pork c^^f 500gm mutton 1 500gm beef (frozen) j|^ ch j cken. /p> cockerel r^r 10 eggs: small medium W_J large p j 300gm ikan selar H[f*>
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      Two Malaysians bought stake
      388 24 Berjaya Kawat Bhd TWO YOUNG and ambitious entrepreneurs have been identified as the buyers of the 37.8 per cent stake in Berjaya Kawat Bhd. They are Mr Vincent Tan, who holds the McDonald's fast-food franchise for Malaysia, and Mr Megat Najmuddin bin Megat Khas, who once
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      172 22 (nC, See the largest range of Jffe /rj) Chinese Classical Furniture, {Jy Ap Screens Tientsin Carpets 0$ Qup at affordable prices. jES) P Singapore Handicrafts ltd Backed by over 40 years of expertise and service, we offer only the finest World Trade Centre Ground Floor, Main Entrance, Tel: *****22. Centrepoint
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      129 24 HP f y^kM^l -A J[HER i| sign of worlds at QOOCI We provoke, If "^^^k. stimulate, V SM^I Wl^rfF%? encourage W For details write to Lombard North Central PLC, 1 nOU^htS Banking Services, Dept 506, 17 Bruton Street, London WIA3DH. England aiKl ACllOll Telephone 01-409 3434 Come out of the
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      82 24 U.S. 525. 000.000 UNITED OVERSEAS BANK LIMITED Floating Rate Notes Due 1989 In accordance with the provisions of the Notes, notice is hereby t;iven that for the three month Interest Period from :10th December. 1983 to 30th March, 1984 the N"tes will carry an Interest Rate of 10As r <
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      1511 26 lELI EL EPH ?1 E SERV I CE: lin RATES: CLASSIFICATION GROUP fo Monday Fr.d.y u u ]*^"u\*^ Ord.nory %1 00 per word (Mm $1 5 00) C,■ V. iuJ .^^"^^^sf^ m^^ m^\ "T*^ —s^ i^^m 4^^^^. a^^% Saturday 9.00 am 3.ooptn en $l9oopercol cm A Entertainment Food guide J£*.
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      159 26 20 Pets THE DOGGY SHOP 81-11, Orchard Towers For All Your Doggy Needs Tel: *****43 Mon to Sat REGAL GUARD DOG and Training Services, we specialise in A) supply of fully trained dog for security patrol B) training of obedience and manwork. C) complete grooming I)) Boarding. Tel: *****98. I
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      1634 26 ES3i H PRODUCTION OPERATORS STAND K to enjoy i string of favourable ■C. benefits, according to the adverB tisements recruiting them at V classification 86h The privileges include attractive starting salariH.s. fast increments, allow- ■> ances for shifts, machine work and good attendance, free trans■l port, alrconditloned envlron- ment, life
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      379 27 in House Cleaning/ Painting with our quality imported i hepiiculs from U K we under ike .in lype ol cleaning jot> palijtlng ai it general contracl uiK .it competitive price Tel or enquiries a better carpet Shampooing su fcmlng, r.imt Ing, Parquet imishing, Hour PolUhlng. Tel .<« caldeco Clean IV.H
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      703 27 36 House Renovation/Repair/Decor CTATUinpq DECORATIVE y) IIAVMiL il IL products SHOWER SLIDING DOOR SLIMLINE BLINDS Space saving sliding 25 decorator colours door design Completely rust-proof Light air control Unbreakable polystylrene panels Privacy Available in 3 colours Materials imported from Australia Ideal for HDB, HUDC private homes, hotels health centres. For
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      510 27 36 House Renovation/Repair/Decor 38 TV/Video/ Sound Systems AERIALS INSTALLATION REPAIR Telefunken Sharp Roxy Graetz ITT Slera Philips Setron Normande Siemens colour T.V. on the spot fixing Video reasonable charges day night service telephone *****75/*****23 Technical Servicing. RENT COLOUR TV 56cm (221n) $40 p. month 66cm (26in) $45 p. month $100
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      685 27 51 Printing/Copying Services FORQI U< K( Rl ATIVI Kl I lABI I n PRINTING CAI I US T( >I>AY Al 03 45, People'* Park emre k 1. -I 534 1032. *****43 A NAME CARDS 200 pieces $10, 500 pieces $20, 1000 pieces $35. For quick printing within 2 hours, additional
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      681 27 55 Commercial Vessels INDONESIAN FLAG TUG BARGE with ready SIB to Batam available for charter Interested please call: *****11/2 2,000 HP TUG and 23O'x6O'xl4' bar^e leaving Papua New Guinea, to Singapore Can accept cargo from Indonesia or spot charter. Tel: *****55 TUG AND BARGE leaving for Sampit early January. Can
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      584 27 111 A EMPLOYMENT 65 Situations Wanted DOMESTIC SERVANTS AVAILABLE. English/ Mandarin dialects speaking Security bond and work permit documents arrangeable *****39 GUARANTEED, RELIABLE, HARDWORKING, clean and pleasant maid, live-in No $5,000/- deposit Telephone *****66, after office *****88 ex t 401 FILIPINO/ SRI LANKAN maids available. BubysiHing, cooking, housework, security bond
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      572 27 IS ■n rm Job opportunities are available in ■J this section I 66 Situations Vacant e) Secretarial/Clerical Established Company in Changi urgently requires: EXPERIENCED FEMALE BOOKKEEPER Minimum (U'K o' level English stream i Possess LCC Higher Accountlng At least 4 5 years experience in handling full set of trading accounts
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      699 27 e) Secretarial/Clerical e) Secretarial/Clerical A progressive and well established management consultancy invites applications for the post Must have a typing speed of about 60 wpm on an electric typewriter Must have a good command of the English Language and can attend to correspondence and telephone enquiries Preference will be given
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      659 28 66 Situations Vacant e) Secretarial /Clerical COMMERCIAL UNION ASSURANCE CO pic invites applications for the post of STENOGRAPHER Age 20 years and above. Qualification: GCE O' level. Shorthand/typing speed* 100/ 50 wpm respectively, Experience preferable but not essential. Interested applicant! are requeated to write m with full personal resume, a
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      348 28 66 Situations Vacant e) Secretarial/Clerical FEMALE DOCUMENTATION CLERK urgently required by established transport company. Requirements: e At least QCI level e Well versed In CRIE inward permit e Ability to type accurately at 40 wpm e Minimum 3 years experience In similar field salary $t>oo to $700 per month Apply
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      573 28 66 Situations Vacant e) Secretarial/Clerical CONFIDENTIAL SECRETARY To Managing Director A progressive trading company urgently requires a conscientious and loyal Secretary. Age between 21-28 years old with complete secretarial knowledge Remuneration and bonus at approx. $20,000 per annum and other fringe benefits offered. Interested candidatea, apply immediately with a non-returnable
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      528 28 66 Situations Vacant e) Secretarial/Clerical A well established travel agency has immediate vacancy for ACCOUNTS CLERK e With knowledge of Bookkeeping and ability to type e OCF'O' Level Interested applicants please call Mrs. Quek at: *****00 for an interview. Engineering firm in Jurong requires:ACCOUNTS CLERK Those who have completed LCCI
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      878 28 66 Situations Vacant e) Secretarial/Clerical law firm requires Secretary. (i) LCC private secretarial cei tlflcate !i years legal secretarial experience preferred Ci) Currently earning not less than $900 p.m. (4) Training will be provided in the use of sophisticated IBM word processing machines Apply in own handwriting with non-returnable photograph
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      1031 28 66 Situations Vacant g) Sales 66 Situations Vacant Sales 66 Situations Vacant f) Sales We have immediate vacancies in our Centrepoint Supermarket for the position of: I SALES ASSISTANTS 1 1 Those interested please apply per^onj^lyjitj______ I hS^^datesfJ Cold Storage Centrepoint raOtlTtoTut Dec 83 j «"£^ntrepo.nt 10am to spm sin
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      567 28 66 Situations Vacant Sales Sales r-^ Well established Swedish Organisation invites suitable candidates to filfup the post o« SALES REPRESENTATIVES (Male/Female) 'or its new department Requirements: Young and aggressive Secondary education and bilingual Prepared to work hard and make sales a career Have a flair for meeting people Experience is
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      327 28 66 Situations Vacant SALES REPRESENTATIVES A progressive and expanding company requires Sales Representatives to promote a range of products related to controls and auxiliary drive equipment We offer basic salary e commission e transport allowance Requirements e possess at least Q.C.E O" level e dynamic and self-motivatpo e technical knowledge
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      350 29 66 Situations Vacant I) Sales SALES REPS (PART-TIME) Wanted to s"H top quality merchandise from Japan Work at your own leisure/ spare time. Attractive commission Sales experience preferred but not necessary. Call personally 1 pm 8 pin: Jin Hai Enterprise Pte Ltd., Apt Blk 465, Crawford Lane 02-24, Singapore 0719.
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      758 29 66 Situations Vacant t) Sales UK based company requires SALES REPRESENTATIVES (Male A Female) for their stationery division. Applicants should have a pleasant and mature personality huve Initiative and be self-motivated The ability to communicate effectively with all levels of people Is a pre-requlstte Possession ol a valid driving licence
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      520 29 66 Situations Vacant f) Sales SALES SUPERVISOR wanted for ladies iwlmwear. Must have connection with Department Store Salary, transport allowance. commission 298:5844/ *****44. VAN SALESMAN REQUIRED to sell consumers' products. Must possess class 3 driving licence. Please tel: *****00 for appointment A SOUVENIR SHOP requires an experienced Salesgirl. Please contact
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      503 29 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant g) Technical {CQy HITACHI ELEVATOR Positions available immediately ASSISTANTS to General Manager (Installation) e Diploma In Mechanical/Electrical Engineering. Completed full-time N.S. e Age 25 years and below. e Minimum 2 years experience in field work for lift installation or in related industry. e Able
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      146 29 g) Technical A chemical manufacturer has immediate vacancies for the following posts: 1. FACTORY TECHNICIANS Physical Science at 'O' level mln. 2. LABORATORY TECHNICIANS Physical Science at 'O' level min. 1 vacancy each for those with or without experience in paint and resin industries. 3. MECHANICAL FITTER VITB certificate and
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      493 29 66 Situations Vacant g) Technical DRAUGHTSMAN e STI or VITB Certificate in Mechanical Drawing Design e Interested In engineering drawing of adaptation parts, ancillary equipment, structural skids and engine installation drafting. e Minimum 1 year expenein >' ELECTRICIAN Male or female electricians who possess any one of the following: e
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      588 29 66 Situations Vacant g) Technical BOILERMAN CUM MECHANIC e Possess Ist class Steam Holler Attendance Certificate. e Several years' factory/ plant machinery maintenance experience Applications giving full personal, educational and employment details, current and expected salary and contact number should be addressed to: THE OPERATIONS MANAGER GOLD COIN LTD 14,
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      197 29 66 Situations Vacant h) Production Job Applied FEMALI PRODUCTION OPERATOR Name: I C No: Age: Address: Tel: Education Passed Signature: Date. I We require I 3 SHIFTS ROTATION WE OFFER: High starting salary. Increment on completion of 3 months probation 6 months service Annual Increment. Attendance allowance Machine allowance Shift
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      113 29 66 Situations Vacant h) Production Here's your HI chance to grow with us. Join one of the world's largest fridge compressor JJJJJ makers also one of Singapore's fastest growing companies as:— PRODUCTION OPERATORS Male $510.00 I Female $460.00 I Requirements: Preferably male applicants who ZZI have completed National Service Z
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      207 29 66 Situations Vacant h) Production riA-m APPLIED MAGNETICS (SINGAPORE) PTELTD Applied Magnetics, the largest independent computer magnetics heads manufacturer in the world, is now ready to provide excellent employment opportunity in its newly established subsidiary company FEMALE PRODUCTION OPERATORS Salary increment every 6 months Annual leave e Medical benefit Insurance
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      383 30 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant h) Production TENRYU(S)PTELTD Precision Engineering/ watch making industry Come join us MALE/FEMALE MACHINE OPERATORS urgently required M co m Sr riool leavi i rppt Edui atlon Mln Pi am We offer: I i nfirmation a nnual increment Good
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      452 30 h) Production Female Operators, we want you! Join us if you are 16 years and above You get: Good starting salary 9 5 -day work week No shift work Attractive fringe benefits 0 Medical and dental j benefits 0 Attendance incentive Basic Education Skill Training (BEST Pro gramme) Lots of
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      353 30 i) Miscellaneous I) Miscellaneous I) Miscellaneous I) Miscellaneous A SHIMIZU \^B By CONSTRUCTION CO., LTD. urq«?ntlv requires: WELDERS (100 Vacancies) 3G SISIK Certificate or its equivalent Minimum 3 years' related experience Fhose without relevant qualifications but with minimum 5 years' related experience will be considered. CARPENTERS (100 Vacancies) Minimum 3
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      205 30 GTM-COIGNET J.V. urgently requires: SUPERVISORS Age 30 and above e Diploma in Civil/ Mechanical Engineering or 10 years experience in construction, ship building, process line or transport arrangement e Possess strong character and leadership e Able to work on 2 rotating shifts BATCHING PLANT FOREMAN e Age 26 and above
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      406 30 66 Situations Vacant We are an established Engineering Company in Jurong specialising in the manufacturing of oilfied equipment. We have vacancies for: GENERAL WORKERS $18 per day (normal hours) Please call personally for an interview at: SUN METAL WORKS PTE LTD 36 JOO KOON ROAD SINGAPORE 2262 TEL: *****19 Feeder
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      299 30 66 Situations Vacant We are a large multinational company manufacturing semiconductor components we need: I DESPATCH RIDER (Salary not less than $420) Class 2 licence. Those with Class 3 will have an added advantage Must be able to converse in simple English Completed N S increment after proba tion interested
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      483 30 66 Situations Vacant I) Miscellaneous Established trading company requires the following: 1) SALES ENGINEER Possess a Diploma In Mechanical Kngineering or .similar qualifications Mm I year's experience. Able to work independently. Preference will be given to those with experience in the oil Industry 2) STORE SUPERVISOR Experience In supervising of
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      404 30 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant I) Miscellaneous i i GOLDEN STAR NITE-CLUB I We invite pleasant looking ladies I to join us as With o' without experience Monthly income $2,000 more Work permit available for Malaysians Business hours 4 00pm 2 00am Interview at LGI, Kim Seng Shopping I
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      366 30 I) Miscellaneous HWM COOK e Able to prepare ranapes an light refreshment e Salary negotiable Interested parties, pleaae come t the office lor an interview at: 82-02, Cuppage Plaza, Keek Road, S'pore 0922. Tel: *****04/ *****10. Time: from 3pm to 7pm. 1) $564 SALESGIRLS |2) $503 WAITRESSES (plus free meal)
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      532 30 66 Situations Vacant Miscellaneous FLOWER ARRANGER Minimum 3 years' experlence Walk-In Interview from: Thurs Frl. between I 3pm 6pm at n O2-14 THE ARCADE COLLYERQUAY > or call WILLIAM K WOK at *****77 GOODWOOD PRODUCTS PTE LTD requires 1. DRIVERS Possess class 3 driving licence Preferably with experience in similar
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      673 31 66 Situations Vacant I) Miscellaneous HANDYMAN With experience In gardening I required by ST PATRICK HOUSE 490 East Coast Road Singapore 1542 Interviews H :«)u in 12 noon TEL: *****29 Katong Sauna Et Massage u-quires Part-time/Full-time Masseuse Age above 21 years Old High attractive salary e Malaysians art- welcome Interested
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      673 31 66 Situations Vacant i) Miscellaneous EXPERIENCED NURSE FOR (Ity group practice I'lea.se apply with telephone contact to S.T H<>x AiH«H!>. ;iyo Kim seiiK Road, S'pore 0933 MALE DELIVERY CLERK/ Driver required Must possess class 2 class ,t licence Age 22 WalkIn interview at: 496 Tanglin Halt ROWi, Spore 0314 Tel
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      223 31 m Today lluiyJuULyj Vehicles Are Available In This Section H a^*^" I ,i December I Thi^X/eek?Offer $60 QM UNLIMITED MILEAGE Ma/da 323 I 3 Nissan Sunny I 3 Toyota Corolla DX/ Mitsubishi Lancer $77QNUf UNLIMITED MILEAGE Datsun Bluebird I 6 Mitsubishi Galant GS #*KENtI.R m »5 supercars TgS* Te1:*****81 i
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      587 31 RENTAL FOR AIRCOND non-air-cond pickups. Blind/panel vans. #10-03 Golden Mile Tower, Beach Road. *****30 (4 lines). RENT THE RIGHT way from Pleasant Car Rental. Moderate charges. Call Robin *****71, 9.30am 7.00pm. SIANG HOCK OFFERS: alrcond cars, pick-ups, vans, lorries. Free mileage. Reasonable rates. Contact 2531 166. Bam 10pm. UNIQUE TOURIST
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      591 31 74 Vehicle Financing 74 Vehicle Financing Leasing and Hire Purchase. For improved financial drive. (Hy LIMITED Awhi.m-.miinlN.ilv.i.li.iri ul llu ki|.|xK,rm>|> 337. TELOK BLANGAH ROAD, SINGAPORE 0409 TEL *****67 (8 LINES) PFRIOD PA Y^WAKJYJ I (FLAT) PASSENGER VEHICLES 1 year 5.00 2 years 5.50 3 years 6.00 For Commercial vehicles and
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      358 31 76 Vehicles For Sale c) Datsun/Nlssan ALMOST 1978 DATSUN 100A Tax 6/84, alrcond, radio cassette, sports rims. $9,800, loan $7,800 *****02. ALMOST '79 DATSUN 120Y. GL. Alrcon, 1 private owner, new tax,. Price $13,600. Tel: *****33 Ronald Chng. APRIL 1979 DATSUN 100A. Seconc private owner, aircon, tuff-kote, good condition, $13,900
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      840 31 76 Vehicles For Sale c) Datsun/Nissan 1980 DATSUN 120Y One private owner Aircond, sports rims, radio cassette. $17,200 Loan $13,500. Tel: *****21 1961 ONE LADY owner, Datsun 280 ZX Sports. In showroom condition. Hißhest offer secures Tel:--***** 11 1962 NISSAN PULSAR. One owner, expensive hi-fi, sports rims, rust-proof, $22,200 0.n.0.
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      848 31 76 Vehicles For Sale e) Ford 1980 FORD GRANADA 2.8 Ghia Automatic 1 company owner. Excellent condition Selling $14,500 Tel: *****94. 1982 FORD LASER 1.5 Auto, beautiful condition, low mileage, full accessories. $22,500 o n 0 Tel *****49 1982 FORD LASER 13 5-speed notchback One private owner Aircond, radio cassette
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      895 31 76 Vehicles For Sale g) Mazda ■82 mazda 929 Limited 4-door, auto Company owner, aircond radio cassette Price negotiable i *****92 ext 2493 JUNE 1982 MAZDA 323 1900 Aircon. radio, cassette, power windows. Ist owner, tel *****56 MAZDA 929. REGISTERED July 83 excellent condition Highest offer secures, Tel. *****92 Tony.
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      492 31 76 Vehicles For Sale I) Mitsubishi HI 1979 COLT LAMDA l.fl Am on! 11-fl set. sports rims 6 months lew tax. excpllent condition jelling: $13,500 No. 35 Lowland load (off Upper Serangoon *oad 6 miles) lULY 1981 MITSUBISHI Colt 1400 3LX. Supershift 1 owner, brand lew condition, alrcond, ca .ports
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      530 32 76 Vehicles For Sale 76 Vehicles For Sale 76 Vehicles For Sale 76 Vehicles For Sale I) Mitsubishi i) Mitsubishi i) Mitsubishi i) Mitsubishi k.v» *>CS^ W^^ MOTORS r Better technology keeps us ahead I (jSjk&(pi CYCLE CARRIAGE (ENTERPRISES) PTE LTD xjfljiy V^-^^X A member of the Cycle Carnage Group
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      380 32 76 Vehicles For Sale j) Toyota v*a TEST DRIVE... fZT THE EXCmN< NEW r t\ CORONA 1.6 '-*^T<^%i^/ PARF $26,800 ARF $34,900 &SW OR j flf? SPACIOUS, POWERFUL, r*\b ECONOMICAL f r-^L )yf new corolla 1.3 mW TTvII DX PARF $21,120 ARF $28,000 GLPARF $23,320 ARF $31,000 VEHITO COMPANY V/C
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      680 32 76 Vehicles For Sale j) Toyota II 1976 TOYOTA COROLLA. Sports rims, aircon. tax January '84. Price: $10,500 0.n.0. Tel *****96/ *****38 1977 TOYOTA CRESSIDA Nont PARF'. Aircon. radio, cassette. s beautiful condition. $10,800 0.n.0. i Tel: *****34. 1977 TOYOTA COROLLA Aircon, 1 private owner $11,300 0.n.0. Beautiful condition. Contact:
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      562 32 76 Vehicles For Sale k) Others UNBEATABLE Hyundai Pony 2 1200GL at ARF $23,500* on-the-road Special HP Rates SVa% pa flat for 3 years i 2-year guarantee or 40,000km 10 free lubrication services 12 exciting colours *(No scrap car required and excluding insurance. Price is valid until January 31. 1984.)
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      558 32 76 Vehicles For Sale k) Others 1979 CX PRESTIGE Black Leather upholstery, PARF value, owned by company Director. Price $53,000 0.n.0. 1979 CX GTI Fuel injection, sun-roof, immaculate condition, compa- ny's car leather upholstery. Price $33,500 0.n.0. Both agent maintained. Call Mr Koh *****1 LOTUS ESPRIT S-3 Registered July '83.
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      540 32 76 Vehicles For Sale k) Others 1977 CO REGD Audi 100GLS. Alrcond., radio cassette, beautiful condition. Selling $14,000 0.n.0. Tel: *****23. 1977 MINI CLUBMAN PARF eligible. Sports runs Steering, newtyres (Accessories worth $1,500). *****66. 1978 AUSTIN ALLEGRO 1200 4door one private owner, full accessories. Beautiful condition. Downpayment 11,500. *****02. 1979
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      533 32 76 Vehicles For Sale k) Others 76 Vehicles For Sale n Commercial Vehicles 1977 AUSTIN MINI van, good running order. New paint, retractable seat belts, tax 'insurance till June 1984. $1,800 0.n.0. Tel: *****11. 1980. MITSUBISHI L3OO van. Newpaintwork. Excellent condition. Tax. insurance new. Exchange Toyota 1300 DX blind van
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      758 33 6 Vehicles For Sale m) Motor Cycles/ Scooters FULLY OVERHAULED AZ Kawa iakl (.in Selling $H(K» No Instal inenis Contact *****78 aftel ol flee hours GSX 250. BLUE, NEW load t.i\ and insurance Selling $2,200' negotiable i i(> top condition Call I Hum mi iftei 8 30pm AZ RXK FOR
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      288 33 fAN ADVERTISER DEALING mr. *Y\ inenl is hunting lor a tactoi\ lH t'**** u f* rui. 'in it'll- Mr rt't|>ili'na Mini JWfcagSw** iiMini ot HIHKI s(| It tor his labor. f 1 1 nv and pri'ti-rs a loratlon that 1 ''''I in 'I-.' 1 a firm I'^mi L" 85 Property
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      492 33 i i— 86 Accommodations Vacant a) Houses 569. HOLLAND ROAD 6 3/4 miles 2-storey detached bungalow with mature garden in very quiet sur- roundings. Short distance to American School/ International School Japanese School. 4 bedrooms with bathrooms attached upstairs, big living and dining I rooms downstairs with front and rear
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      825 33 86 Accommodations Vacant a) Houses BALESTIER ROAD HIGHER floor 3 r n. s 1 hall fully furnished $ltilK) Hedok double storey semidetached partly furnished above 6 000 sq ft rental $2300 1.00 Housing Agent *****86 *****70 BEAUTIFUL DOUBLE-STOREY SEMI-DETACHED Off Katong 4 bedrooms bathrooms, servant's Large living' dining/ garden. Exclusively
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      656 33 86 Accommodations Vacant a) Houses DIST. 16 OFF EAST COAST Road double-storey semi-detached, .i bedrooms, servant's. $1,800 furnished Berners, *****66. DIST 10, SIXTH AVENUE 1> storey terrace. Newly painted. 3 bedrooms, servant's Carporch $1,700. Visco: *****14 DIST 15, NEARBY CITY Plaza, 24 Pebble Lane, 2-storey terrace house, large garden. $2,200.
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      601 33 fl Ffiß EfiST PLfiZfi /x < /n > fe I LUXURIOUS fiPfiRTMENTS I I At the junction of Scotts/ Orchard Roads. Next to Hyatt Hotel. I I Creates a new era in cosy modern living. ItliiWJ.i^.UJwln'jJuMflTffl I INDOOR OUTDOOR FACILITIES I 14,0005q ft Hotel style lobby Tropical garden Closed circuit
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      278 33 Peak Court Maisonette District 1130 Automatic main-gate, Video Intercom System Swimming pool, Sauna, Squash Court, Gym and children's Playground Marble flooring for living dining area Partly furnished, Rental $5,500.00 Please call *****69 MAISONETTE FOR RENT OR SALE Uist 1543, high floor maisonette < with a panoramic view of the sea.
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      611 33 86 Accommodations Vacant b) Apartments Did. 10 Sommerville Park Spat ions 3-bedroomed plus mt's f u lly ai n ond llent recreational facilities, partially fully furnished $4,200 Dist. 21 Sherwood Tower. High floor 3-bedroomed apartme n t Panoram Ic vie* swimming pool squash irlty. Furnished unfurnished '$2,500. ESTEEM REALTY *****01
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      822 33 86 Accommodations Vacant b) Apartments A beautiful studio apartment overlooking seaview at tioned 24 hours securlt) j 10 nuns to city. $1,450 i IS 1429 AMBERVILLE HUDC APARTMENT 3 ms, 1.700 sq ft facing sea front next to Parkwaj I and Cold Storage Katong Fullj furnished Inten call *****98 after
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      790 34 86 Accommodations Vacant b) Apartments BEAUTIFUL. LUXURIOUS APARTMENT with panoramic view in dist id close to Orchard Road full farillties Call Tudor Home, /.I4D2HK CHANG AGENCIES *****44 II) HI Hotel vicinity. 2 or 3-bedroomed apartment, furnished, pool ton ins. squash, laundry mat, security, furnished unfurnished CHANG AGENCIES *****44 Dlst Hi
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      548 34 86 Accommodations Vacant i b) Apartments WEST COAST PARK H-hedroomed apartment with recreational fa illltles for rent sale $2,500' $425,000 Tel *****05. Mrs I.ee No agent* please WESTPEAK. HIGH FLOOR facing sea :t bedrooms, iwlmmlng pool and other facilities Furnished/ unfurnished Please call *****54 day. *****80 evenings WESTPEAK 3-ROOMED APARTMENT.
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      806 34 86 Accommodations Vacant b) Apartments MARYLAND PARK, BLK C, E. Kings Mansion, Hlk I) Meyer Tower Furnished/unfurnished. $2,000 upwards *****42. (agent) MERLIN PLAZA studio apartment, fully furnished, sea view, available immediately. $1800. Call *****28' *****50 (agent). ORCHARD ROAD VICINITY beautifully renovated and fully furnished apartment. 3 bedrooms. $2,000 Upland *****60
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      770 34 86 Accommodations Vacant c) Rooms FURNISHED /UNFURNISHED ROOMS/ flats available In various districts. Call *****94/ *****95 FURNISHED ROOM FOR foreign students and single working ladles Meals, laundry provided. Tel: *****49 (Clementl). FURNISHED/ UNFURNISHED ROOMS available In various district for students/slngles/couples. Please contact *****41. FURNISHED ROOM AT Jurong East for Immediate
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      474 34 87 Accommodations Wanted b) Apartments IF YOU HAVE HUB flat, house, apartment for rental, $600 to $1,800. please call us now at *****09 JAPANESE COUPLE (no children) urgently requires apartment/ house, company lease, any location $1,800 $4,000 *****77. JAPANESE FAMILIES URGENTLY requires apartments/ houses. $1,500 to $2,000. Owner, please call:
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      561 34 89 Properties For Sale I a) Houses OPEN HOUSE 9, 11, 16 18 GUOK AVENUE (off Pasir Panjang Road) 4 UNITS DETACHED BUNGALOW FOR SALE 2-storey detached bungalow on elevated land 15 minutes from city centre Each unit approx. 8,000 sq.ft. 4 bedrooms, large lounge, ample parking For viewing: Saturday
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      583 34 89 Properties For Sale a) Houses WELL MAINTAINED AND renovated double-storey semi-detached in Telok Kurau, with land area 6,000 sq.ft. 3 bedrooms, with attached bathrooms, freehold. Front and back garden. Quiet surroundings Plan for 2 additional rooms No agents. Tel> *****67. CHANG AGENCIES *****44: Dist 10. well maintained, 4-bedroom-ed, double-storey
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      815 34 89 Properties For Sale a) Houses DIST. 16 SENNETT AVENUE. Double-storey semi-detached 3.500 sq.ft. 4 bedrooms, servant's Asking $650,000. Reasonable offer considered. Esteem Realty: *****01. DIST 14 OFF CHANGI Road vicinity lavishly renovated furnished double-storey corner terrace 3 bedrooms. Large garden. 3.100 sq.ft. Freehold $640,000. Everton *****36 DIST 14, BRAND
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      665 34 89 Properties For Sale a) Houses i DIST 15 MARINE PARADE doublestorey terrace. 1 ,900 sq.ft 3 bedrooms/servant's Price negotiable. Swansea *****11. DIST. 1648, 1 pair of brand new 2storey semi-detached. 4 bedrooms, 3,330 sq.ft. $710,000 each. Completion 12/84 Homer *****08 DIST. 10 DOUBLE-STOREY SEMIDETACHED for sale 3,250 sq.ft Off
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      831 34 89 Properties For Sale i s=^———————— SSi^ =i;i b) Private Apartments HIGH POINT centrally located luxurious apartment with good rental returns $700,000 DRAYCOTT TOWER high floor with panoramic view $960,000 MARYLAND PARK well renovated high floor facing sea $520,000 Lindtrac Service* Pta Ltd *****79 (5 linea). DIST 9 GRANGEFORD APARTMENT,
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      363 35 89 Properties For Sale 89 Properties For Sale b) Private Apartments b) Private Apartments DO Housing Loan Scheme 5 good reasons why our Scheme is better 90% to 100% Financing Available Easy and Flexible Loan Repayment Lower Effective Interest Immediate Benefit Bridging Loan Plan Call us today at Tel: *****88
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      125 35 DIST. 19, JALAN PELIKAT 3-bed-roorned walk-up apartment. 1,200 sq ft., completely renovated $275,000 Steve 273-3333 x 800. DIST. 12 VIEWPOINT MANSION, 3 bedrooms. 1,500 sq ft. Freehold Foreigners eligible $:i. r >K.ooo Han Hi Boom zso8O7(). DIST 10 HIGH FLOOR 3 bedrooms if>oo sq ft Unobstructed view Ceramic /parquet flooring.
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      733 35 89 Properties For Sale 89 Properties For Sale b) Private Apartments b) Private Apartments sunshine awns r APARTMENTS A 7-storey Apartments block (11 units) located in the prestigeous housing area at the junction of Upper Serangoon Road and Sunshine Terrace. Modern architectural design. No restriction to foreigners. Loan available: O
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      602 35 89 Properties For Sale c) HDB/HUDC Apartments BEDOK NORTH IMPROVED sroomed point block. Renovated, marble flooring, partly furnished. $155,000 negotiable. *****04 *****71. BLK 38 UPPER BOON Keng Road, dist. 1438. 5-roomed point block. Terrazzo throughout. Partially furnished. Near market and school. Tel:- *****76 owner. CLEMENTI 5-ROOMED HDB, china terrazzo throughout,
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      773 35 89 Properties For Sale c) HDB/HUDC Apartments HOLLAND DRIVE BLK 22 .roomed parquet throughout Asking $155,000 Loan $8f),l>0() Ballot *****14 *****15/ 292H216. LAGUNA PARK 3 bedrooms servant's, high floor, facing sea 1550 sq ft Reasonable otter secures ,1 liC *****21 MARINE DRIVE 4 ROOM high floor, near Parkway Parade. $112,000
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      656 35 91 Factory Spaces Newly completed 6' i storey light industrial building at Jin. Pemimpm Central location, THOMSON AREA surrounded by Ang Mo Kio. Toa Payoh, Sembawang estates ?ncf to sth floor 16.500 sq ft. each 2 cargo lifts of 4.000 lbs 2 passenger lifts of 2.500 lbs loading. Building complied
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      382 35 92 Warehouses/ 92 Warehouses/ Storage Spaces Storage Spaces MODERN WAREHOUSE IN CENTRAL AREA FOR RENT Complete modern warehousing facilities Exceptionally high ceiling Heavy floor loading capacity 200 to 400 Ibs/sq.ft. Exclusive with few tenants only GROUNDFLOOR HEAVY DUTY storage, 2.000 to 5.000 sq.ft., 16 ft celling height, container parking and
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      164 35 93 Office Spaces b) Rental SUPREME HOUSE OFFICE SPACE 1070 sq.ft. (99.4m2) 1530 sq.ft. (142.2m2) 2165 sq.ft. (201.2m2) 8312 sq.ft. (772.3m2) MEDICAL SPACE 1070 sq.ft. (99.4m2) SHOP SPACE 510 sq.ft. (47.4m2) 823 sq.ft. (76.5m2) AIRCONDITIONED EXCELLENT SERVICES REASONABLE RENTAL (AMPLE PARKING LOTS) SPECIAL CONCESSIONAL RENTAL FOR OPTICAL SHOP BOOKSHOP ENQUIRIES
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      322 35 93 Office Spaces 93 Office Spaces a) Sale a) Sale £j£ Distinctive, 7th. storey plus basement, -55 1 COMMERCIAL f OFFICE BLOCK f a in Robinson Road with built-up area of 20,000 Jp S interested parties, kindly write in with full particulars to Jp S. T. BOX A***** ■a 390,
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      305 35 93 Office Spaces b) Rental SIM LIM TOWER high floor, 827 sq.ft., office space beautifully partitioned into 3 executive rooms and 1 large general office Available immediately at $3.90 inclusive of maintenance charges. Tel: *****33 Mdm Wong. DIST. 2260, UNITY HOUSE, (Ju rong). 3.000 sq.ft. overlooking Jurong Country Club. $3.50
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      662 36 93 Office Spaces b) Rental HIRNISHEO TABLE SPACES avail able In Beach Road within CBD opp Prince Pheatre alrcon and phone Particulars phone Mr l.im 22OMNM HIGH STREET OFFICES ISO 10 210 iq ii Rental 94 JO p.« f Ram Mahtanl Real Estate Agency i Discussions *****10 ICB BUILDING. SHENTON
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      628 36 94 Shop Spaces a) Sale i/"VpS e < tentrally lew ated m Orchard Roads shopping and tourist QyA>-' 4> area between Goodwood Park Hotel and Hyatt Hotel whtte I h\\" kr\% I~r H iday Inn is just across th< •^^A^ /Sm -T I Site area ot 180.000 sq ft 16.700
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      283 36 94 Shop Spaces a) Sale 94 Shop Spaces b) Rental PENINSULA PLAZA 03-09. Good location near lift. 339 sq.ft. Rent $1,650 p.m Vacant. *****67 *****68 RETAIL SHOP FOR rent, facing bus terminals, emporiums, departmental Immediately available. Tel: *****53. SHOP FOR RENT Katong Plaza cO2-36 (3645q.ft.) Rental: $5.00 p.s.f. Interested please
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      456 36 94 Shop Spaces a) Sale TRAVEL GUfOE 100 Air Travel International Travel Agency Pte. Ltd., Offers Best Reliable Fares/Tours:Business Travel Student Travel Pleasure Travel Call us or see us for Fares/ Tours Throughout the world At Specialists' Centre Level 3, 03-47/8 277 Orchard Road Singapore 0923 Tel: *****77 (5 lines)
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      482 36 102 Tours 102 Tours 102 Tours Hw 'Ri 1 LM l« Til it: 1 eI2 '84 j: WEST COAST PANORAMA SPECIAL H M Hawaii/USA West Coast/MGM Show/Caesars Palace »i TC Omnimax Theatre/Mexico/Hong Kong by sia big top 8747 W 10/14 Days *****0/*****5 f| 1^ Dep. 9/1, 23/1, 30/1. 1/2. 2/2,
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      251 36 102 Tours Kum *GDayssll99 *7Days ***** *9Dayssl439 f c Dep Jan 6 13 20.22 Feb 1.3.1224 V| J Mat 9 11.18.23.25.30 m 3P ....**■'•<■ GOLD COAST \wf.. 9 days Gold Coast/ Brisbane $1 685 **H^| 9 days Gold Coast/BNE/Syd ***** f Dep Jan 12. Feb 2,16 Mar8.15.22 Chinese New Year
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      45 36 102 Tours Something For Everyone... In Today's Straits Times Classified hm Keen on travelling? Then start from the Classified, where there's a host of tour agencies and itineraries at today's competitive prices to choose from' C.A.T.S. 7371 166 J The Straits Times Classified's Travel Guide.
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      255 36 102 Tours ASSOCIATED TOURS (S) PTE LTD Wellington Building, 20. Bideford Road, -10-01 to -10-04 Singapore 0922 Tel: *****22 (7 fries) jQUgHUJyMJPIjH TA 003 GENTING HOLIDAY TOUR 5D GENTING/PENANG/ CAMERON I Dep. every Mon ONE WAY CELEBRATE CHINESE NEW YEAR IN YOUR HOME-TOWN Singapore Butterworth Singapore Talping Singapore lpoh Singapore
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      699 37 102 Tours 102 Tours m NAM HO TRAVEL SERVICE (S) PTE. LTD. H«ad office Pearl's Centre Grd. Floor, 100EuTong$enSt., #01-14, #01-16, #01-18 Spore 0105. Tel: *****33 (7 lines). Branch Office People's Park Complex, Grd. Floor, 1 Park Road, #01-19, Singapore 0105. Tel: *****1/*****2/*****3/*****6 *****8/*****63. tai4 o Business Hours: 9.00a.m. to
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      481 37 102 Tours PHOENIX TRAVEL PACKAGE TOUR Cameron/Genting /K I umpur Tour .i i. INtghta 1129 Dep <n l^ Mimaland/K Lumpur 2Oayß3Nights $79,510S Depart: 31 1L! *>i>m Genting /K Lumpur 2Days3Nights $i'.».sio»i Depart 31 12 9pm Cameron Highlands 2Days3Nights 190, I ifp.irl 31 12 83, Hpm Genting Highlands 3Oays2Nights i oliKro
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      357 37 109 Academic m 4-] *fy; gggjlll Stamford Academic I courses 1 984 CITY SCHOOL OF COMMERCE DAYTIME COURSES Applications are now invited for admissions to full-time (day) and part-time (day/evening) courses PREUNIVERSITY 1 2 1 GCE O' and A' Level Commerce. Arts and Science subjects OTHER EVENING COURSES 2. GCE
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      479 37 109 Academic GCE A/O LEVELS Commencing 9 Jan 1984 PRE-UNIVERSITYI& II Commerce Arts Day ti Night SECONDARY 34 4 < 'i nnmerce< Ai s Scieni e I My T.i urIH bj experienced, qualified teachers in aircon classrooms NS deferment REGISTRATION OPEN 'ail personally oi ring PETER LOW SCHOOL OF ARTS
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      753 37 109 Academic ADDITIONAL. D. MATHS ;m<i (hi nese tuition offered by an experienced graduate tutor Tel *****90 Vincent Chan ANY DISTRICTS QUALIFIED, deli rated teachers provide tultlor for all subjects/levels *****04 (Night *****96). A tutor WHO meets youi requirements? For free introduc tion Call Select Tutors *****91 (9a.m. 9p.m.). BILINGUAL,
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      620 37 110 Computer rryT mi ■j=f V] If you are bored, frustrated, or not very well paid, the world of computers can change all that Don't worry about qualifications Computeach can supply them, providing you have the ability (which we will test for you), and an intelligent approach to problems Don't
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      551 37 110 Computer 112 Commercial/ Technical frjfc ELECTRONICS ELECTRICAL Full-time IJ;iy Classes Part-Time Evening Classes Sunday Classes are available ELECTRONICS FULL COURSE Mon to Fri 9am 4 1 i RADIO SERVICING (BEG) TRANSISTOR RADIO Sun 4pm 15/1 j Fri 7pm 30 12 I B/W/TV SERVICING Mon 7pm y 1 j COLOUR
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      531 37 111 Typing/Secretarial 111 Typing/Secretarial What makes ATT special? Professional teachers electronic typewriters word processors telex machine guest speakers simulation exercises case studies management films visits to commercial establishments I friendly atmosphere Full Time Private Secretary's Courses commence on I 3 January 1984 J t Part Time Private Secretary's Courses commence
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      136 38 K ARUMATHI AND ATHMA SANTHI POOJA SINNATHAMBY THARUMALINGAM Hit family express their heartfelt thanks to all relatives and friends for their condolences; contributions, cooperation, prayers wreath, assistance and attendance during their recent bereavement. Karumathi will be held at 11.30 pm on 31 12.83 at Blk 52, 09-122, Sims
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      107 38 MDM S. THAIYAMUTHU AGED 60 (Wile of late Mr R. Suppiah Thevar Thirummakkottai) Passed away peacefully on 29th Dec '83 leaving behind sons: S. Kanagasundram, S. Pannirselvam, S. Ragupathy; Daughters: Ratha Rukkumani, S. Nagesvary; Sons-in-law: K. Perumal, N. Subramaniam; Daughters-in-law: V. Tamilarasi, M. Megesvari; four grandsons and two
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      55 38 In memory of our beloved mother ANNA THAM CHUAN NEO departed 30 December 1980 to be with the Lord To be with you in the same old way Is our dearest wish today. Always remembered by loved ones. IN LOVING MEMORY OF WONG AH LOONG DEPARTED 30.12.79
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      289 38 141 Deaths 141 Deaths TANG SING HAI Age: 92 Passed away peacefully on 28th December 1983 Leaving behind the following beloved: Sitter Brother-in-law Tang Chung Hee Lee Kok Heng Sons Daughters-in-law Tang Pe Yuan Fung Pel Mei Tang Nam Yuen Goh Bee Hwa Daughters Sons-in-law Tang Yuit Wan Woon Wan
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      28 38 142 Condolences 142 Condolences Our Deepest sympathies and condolences to THE FAMILY OF THE LATE MDM LEE OY LEANG From The Management Staff SUPREME DEPARTMENTAL STORE PTE LTD
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      52 38 144 In Memoriam 144 In Memoriam In memory of T. MARIAPPAN PARVATHI MARIAPPAN Departed: 24.4.76 Departed: 26.12.78 They who think that you are gone, Because no more your face they see. Are wrong for in our hearts you live; And always will, in memory. Pooja on 3(i.12.83 at 37 Jalan
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      142 38 BLANCHE FELICIA MORTON WHOM THE LORD CALLED ON 30TH DECEMBER 1982 We often sit and think of you, The parting was so sudden and true. We never said goodbye, Without farewell you fell asleep, Leaving only memories for us to keep. Each time we see your picture,
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      104 38 ATHMA SHANTI POOJAI Tha family of the lata Mdm. Arumugam Raiamani (dapartad 21/12/83) •xpraaa thair haartfalt thank* to ralativaa and friand* for thair kind aimtinci, condolancaa and wreath* during thair racant baraavamant. ATHMA SHANTI POOJAI will ba hald at Sri Sivan Tampla (Srinivaa Parumal Tampla) Sarangoon Road today
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      543 40 ON THE TRACK with LUCKY LEO PENANG, Thurs. Governor's Gold Cup candidate Jambeau drew attention to his chances in the $125,000 classic over 2,200 m on Sunday with a good gallop here this morning. Kept well in hand by Nigel Tiley, the well-bred five-year-old by
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      295 40  - Follow these form horses LUCKY LEO PENANG, Thurs. These horses did well over the weekend here and it will pay to follow them: Bin tang Timor V, drawn barrier 14, finished strongly for fourth to My Eminence over 1,200 m despite being denied a run in the final 50 m.
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      33 41 PORT WASHINGTON (New York), Thurs. Australian Elizabeth Minter. the top seed, was bundled out of the international junior tennis championships here yesterday, losing o-4, 6-2 to American Eileen Tell. Reuter
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      289 41 NICE (France), Thurs. Calvin Smith, America's 200-metre world champion, plans to run in the 100m, 200m and 4xloom relay in next year's Los Angeles Olympics, he said here on Tuesday. "That's assuming I qualify," said the 22-year-old Helsinki gold-medal-list, who is taking a winter break
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      131 41 Giorgetti retains bantam Crown CAMPOBASSO (Italy), Thurs. Walter Giorgetti, of Italy, held off a determined assault by challenger John Feeney, of Scotland, to retain his European bantamweight boxing crown here last night. The 26-year-old champion won a unanimous points decision from the referee and two judges in a bruising 12-round
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      242 41 Wing wizards spark Leicester LEICESTER, Thurs. Wingers Rory Underwood and Barry Evans gave a dazzling display of sprinting and i finishing as Leicester recorded their third successive victory over the Barbarians in their annual holiday match here yesterday. Underwood scored twice and Evans once in the 30-26 win, each dropping
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      559 42 Southampton in sizzling form for title challenge LONDON. Thurs. With half the busy Christmas and New Year soccer programme completed, Southampton have emerged as surprise threats to Liverpool and Manchester United at the top of the English First Division. Lawrie McMenemy's south coast team won both their Christmas
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      139 42 LONDON, Thurs. Out-of -favour Arsenal striker Lee Chapman yesterday joined English First Division soccer rivals Sunder'and for '100,000 ($320,000) after passing a medical. Chapman has been unable to command a regular place in the Arsenal side this season, scoring once in just three League appearances. The move enables
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      187 42 FIVE out of seven international coaches polled by La Gazzetta Dello Sport have voted Alfredo di Stefano The best of all the players who have won the European "Footballer of the Year" award. Platini, 28, won this year's award with an overwhelnrng 110 votes in a poll of
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      233 42 LONDON, Thurs. Coventry's run of nine English First Division soccer games without defeat ended at the City Ground yesterday when Nottingham Forest ran out worthy 3-0 winners to move to fifth place in the table. The first Nottingham goal came after 23 minutes. A
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      517 42 Injury Crisis LONDON. Thurs. Merseyside giants Liverpool and Everton have both suffered injury problems as they prepare for their English First Division soccer games on Saturday. Champions Liverpool, the leaders, have both striker Kenny Dalglish and midfielder Craig Johnston doubtful for the tough visit to Nottingham Forest. Dalglish has a
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      317 43  - Groningen stars are coming JOE DORAI By SPAIN'S controversial 12-1 victory over Malta in the European Championship last week has turned oat to be a good piece of news for Singapore fans. Kecau.se the elimination of Holland means that one of their top dabs, FC (ironlngen, will be able to
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      159 43 Disaster for Singapore BANGKOK, Thurs. Singapore played like novices ana suffered a humiliating 5-0 thrashing against Indonesia in the King's Cup soccer tournament here tonight. The Republic never appeared to be themselves throughout the proceedings, nardly putting up a fight against their opponents. As early as the 10th minute, Singapore
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      27 43 CHANGI LTNITED beat visiting Goteashita, of Japan, 3-0 in a friendly soccer match at the Jalan Besar Stadium last night Changi led 1-0 at halftime.
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      Game, set and match to us
      547 43  -  JANICE SEAH Philippines name Davis Cup team By -41 WOULDN'T be surprised if we won 3-0. The boys are in top physical condition and they've got a few tricks up their m sleeves. 7 Singapore Davis Cup coach Daniel him (left) IN TYPICALLY effusive
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      602 43  -  J. RAJENDRAN By Fandi in their sight, 'Uncle' on their mind ONE man will be conspicuous by his absence, and another by his presence, when the ex-internationals of Singapore and Malaysia meet for the Tunku Abdul Rahman trophy at the National Stadium tonight (8 p.m.). And while
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      189 43 Shot in arm for soccer THE Football Association of Singapore and the Singapore Coaches Association will join forces in a bid to improve the standard of soccer and stir up interest among fans in the Republic. They have decided to hold a seven-hour seminar at the National Stadium Theatrette on
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      52 43 HOCKEY SHA Senior Knock-out s-finals: Jansenites v Khalsa (Tanglin, 5.30 p.m.). SOCCER Combined Singapore Malaysia Veterans v Singapore Artistes; Singapore Ex-internationals V Malaysia Ex-internationals (National Stadium, 7 and 8 p.m.). Friendly: Gotenshita Japan v Jubilee (Jalan Besar, 7.30 p.m.) SQUASH Lee Khoon Choy Cup finals (Kallang Squash Complex,
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      344 43 MELBOURNE, Thurs. Pakistan's chance of winning the Fourth cricket Test crumbled today after Australia took a first-innings lead and whipped through the visitors' top batsmen. Pakistan go into the final day's play with three wickets down for 38 runs in their second innings, still 47 behind Australia's
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      262 43 MADRAS, Thurs. Sunil Gavaskar followed up yesterday's record 30th Test century today by registering the highest score made by an Indian in Test cricket. A day after passing Sir Donald Bradman's mark, Gavaskar contributed 236 not out to India's 451 for eight declared 138 ahead
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    226 44 Step right up for the last show of the year THE stage is almost set for the year's last and most glittering variety show. It will also be the new year's first. Billed Farewell '83, Hello '84, the musical extravaganza featuring about 300 artistes will be held in the open
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    435 44 No 'blistering' attack on Western arms policies MOSCOW, Thursday THE Supreme Soviet completed its year-end two-day session today without an appearance of ailing President Yuri Andropov and an expected major foreign policy appraisal. The Supreme Soviet, the country's Parliament, had been thought a
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    192 44 BEIJING, Thurs. Security has been tightened at the United States, French, Italian and British embassies here following persistent rumours in recent days that an "Iranian commando group" was in China. Vehicles are no longer allowed to enter the embassy grounds and the entrances to
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    60 44 TAIPEH. Thurs. Ton son ior Taiwanese traffic police officers have been given long jail terms fa acceptini NT$ 1 5 million fSS777.(XX)) in bribes from building contractors Taiwan's biggest police corruption scandal The court here was told that the accused, including the chief and deputy chief of the
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    164 44 SYDNEY, Thurs. Humpback whales passing Australia's east coast sing with a distinctly Australian twang, according to a scientist who has made a study of them. The sounds of the Australian humpback are different from those recorded in the northern hemisphere off Newfoundland, Hawaii and the Cnited
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      345 44 BUSINESS TIMES Singapore s Financial Daily in todays issn; For two years the rules governing stock market listings and company disclosure have been under review. Now the changes are ready, and Najeeb Jarhom explains what they are. A Malaysian lawyer, fighting for control of an Australian company, has found some
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      One-stop shop at your doorstep
      1488 1  -  CATHERINE TAN By The Japanese-style convenience stores which opened here recently are catering to Singaporeans' changing tastes, shopping patterns and lifestyle. Myshops in densely-populated housing estates are supplying international gourmet foods as well as traditional Asian wet-market products, all under one roof, and open either
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        319 3 Four Myshops already set up in different districts Upper Paya Lebar, Braddell, Upper Thomson and Tampines will be joined by 46 more by 1985. Open either 16 or 24 hours a day, they offer busy Singaporeans the added convenience of onestop shopping. Photographs by DAVID
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        445 13  -  JULIE TAN By CID '83, the locally-produced Friday-night series, ends tonight (Ch 8, 9.25 p.m.)- From next Friday, SBC will screen four singleepisode dramas, billed collectively as The Spice of Life. THE first Friday of the new year will see the start of
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      75 2 A scintillating music -song -dance extravaganza to bid 1983 farewell and to welcome 1984 Highlights: Taiwanese Superstar Fei Xiang Neptune Dancers St Andrew's Junior College Dance Group PA Junior Choir Spectacular low-level fireworks display Venue: The steps of City Hall Time: Starting at 10.15pm on December 31, 1983 Usher in
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      86 6 witn joy^ 1 at 70/o pa Iny day af°ter the s^ s^ a 4 y 5 oao0 e re n volving )k You can app*y j Yo^^y^f d'onoSSge you a t weekdays, an Hong Leong Finance Limited, 1 .JM v H Singapore Finance Limited, V**"^ QflOO^^B 144 Robinson Road Singapore
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      302 6 COMICS GARFIELD ByJlmD**M AWK/ THERE'S SOMEONE J OH, IT'S YOU HELLO, BELLVBUTTON V IN THIS £AG WITH ME X^^^Qy^ v!^. fc— I IQR-U imtori Poaturp Svnclicate Inc STAR WARS By Archie Goodwin &Al Williamson WE WANTED THAT SHIP GON£ BEFORE I WHO KNOWS WITH A BUNCH OF VHQEI THIS NEW
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      238 7 I Trade in your old fridge for 1 '^jk I Any make, any size. l^HNt GmiioßEWHWmgidaire FPE-25V3WJ-5 FPCI-22VH-25 A $250 Trade in offer plus a superb FREE GIFT ><^^""^^^\ with every purchase. Fully imported from the USA and fully tropicalised to suit local climatic /f^ 17D ***** conditions, the new
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      428 7 COMICS 2° PEANUTS BySchulm 1 1 MEVER6ETINVITEPTO r TOMORROU) NI6MT 1 W^/fc I 5 °a ME IXRE1 XRE E y EN NEW VEAR'S PARTIES MILLIONS OF PEOPLE I I l REAPV A PAyAMEAp I KLIKCS 'W \Jm citn BEETLE BAILEY ByMort Walker \hIW£KE VOLI HAVEN'T &EEti :i0 > A6> V^
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      291 8 A) J0 Everything you need can be bought at Shaw Centre from groceries to 'jf/A I^S r-' -n gowns. Lots of trendy or traditional stores to cater for anyone's fl V •^A^JjJ^Xb^ taste-be it fashion or food. A shopping complex with all the space ffi %T, Wk \R^lrwl age amenities
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      324 8 IH AUI CCnTRC Ihc /hopping cilyi "MsiNGAPOR^WOODCRAFT g l c t°d Main Showroom Multi-Colour Buildiny, 30 \/f I JE^^^^K^ jfa^pM Alexandra Terrace, off I^^ 1 1/ Ij fT3 W PasirPanjang Road. S' (O5lD l^^J^^Hf \lf| I Tel: *****89, *****8 Wll/ City Showrooms 03-01 to 03 03 Shaw Centre. /fi/7 MM
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      915 9 SINGAPORE m xcenior note! Excelsior Hotel and Shopping Centre (at Coleman Street) invites applications for the following positions:1. ASSISTANT HOTEL MANAGER (a) Preferably with a degree in Hotel I Management or a Diploma in Front Office Management, (b) With some formal education training courses in Personnel management, (c) With a
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      604 9 JOB VACANCIES IN COMPUTING Our Computing Centre has embarked on several projects for developing on-line interactive applications in Trading, Finance, Marine Engineering. We use the latest computer technology with emphasis on fourth generation languages, relational bases and information centre tools. To meet our manpower requirements, we are looking for computer
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      324 9 Basic salary together with attractive incentives and other fringe benefits are offered. Interested applicants please submit full particulars together with a recent photograph (non-returnable) and contact telephone no. to: The Personnel Manager Gestetner Pte Ltd Gestetner House, 17 Kallang Junction, Singapore 1233 or call *****16 for immediate interview. I FAR
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      780 10 NOTICES MINISTRY OF THE *f ENVIRONMENT TENDER NOTICE ENGINEERING SERVICES DEPARTMENT (I) Supply and Delivery of High Pressure Boiler Feedwater and Live Steam Valves Ref: TEN(ENV) 10/83/57 Open to PWD Registered Contractors in 9(n) Mechanical Engineering/ supply l0(e) all classes (II) Refractory Repair and Relining work at Ulu Pandan Refuse
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      703 10 1 1 pouc f fOßcj jfl IBs^bl ■P^^^ V \ltl«iAPOßl/ POLICE FORCE% TENDER NOTICE Tenders are invited by the Commissioner of I Police for; 1 Laundry Services for Police Academy PHQ 6/84 2 Hair Dressing Services to trainees in Po- I lice Academy PHQ 7/84 Tender documents for Item I
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      792 10 •PWD TENDER NOTICE Tenders are invited from PWD Registered Contractors for the followmg:--(A) SQS/70/83 Nominated Sub-Contract for Design, Supply and Installation of Glass Fibre Reinforced Concrete Cladding System to Ang Mo Kio Driver/Rider Training School at Ang Mo Kio Street 62 Repairs and Construction of Footpaths and Miscellaneous Works during
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      962 10 wL I Pegi Malaysia Berhad (Incorporated in Malaysia) ANNOUNCEMENT OF INTERIM RESULTS The unaudited results for the six months ended 30th September 1983 are as follows Six months for period ended 30th Sept Group Company 1983 1982 1983 1982 $'000 $'000 $'000 $'000 OPERATING REVENUE 9,385 23,221 2.661 3,673 PROFIT/(LOSS)
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      575 10 I REGULAR CLEANING OF IMMIGRATION DEPARTMENT Tenders ore invited experienced contractors for the regular cleaning of the fcl lowing Government Buildings from Ist April 1984 to 31st March 1985A Immigration Department, Empress Place, Singapore 0617. B Immigration Field Division HQ, CID Building, Robinson Road, Singapore 0106. C Immigration Checkpoint, Keppel
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      629 11 NOTICES 1 Tender Notice Tenders are invited for: I BUILDING a AMB/T/83/109— Repainting and re fencing works at Paya Lebar Exchange I at 448, Upper Paya Lebar Road, Singapore 1953 Eligibility: Registered Contractors— Class B, C D 'Non-registered Contractors— Deposit *****.00 Showround: 7 January 1984, 11.00a.m. Guard Room of Paya
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      869 11 rr NOTICE TO THE INSURING PUBLIC THE GENERAL INSURANCE ASSOCIATION OF SINGAPORE RE: LEGAL STATUS OF MOTOR CAR INSURANCE POLICY ON DEATH OF POLICYHOLDER 1. Doubts have been raised as to the legal status of a Motor Insurance Policy in the event of death of the Policyholder. 2. The Public
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      347 11 GOVERNMENT OF THE REPUBLIC OF SINGAPORE THE PLANNING ACT (Cap 279, 1970 Ed) THE MASTER PLAN RULES, 1962 Notice Under Rule 12 Notice is hereby given that the following proposals for alteration to the Master Plan were submitted to the Minister tor National Development for approval 1) Rezoning of Lot
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      569 11 m ik .aA*. PUBLIC UTILITIES \J/ BORRD TENDER NOTICE Tenders are invited for the following--1 Supply of bull dog grips. Eligibility: Registered Contractors in Supply (j) Miscellaneous Articles; Supply (d) Electrical Materials and SP(FI) Ferrous and Non-Ferrous Castings all classes. 2 Design, supply, installation and commissioning of a 32,000 cubic
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      779 11 iHDBI Separate tenders are invited for each of the following (1) ERECTION AND COMPLETION of I Block of 8/10-Storey, I Block of 10-Storey and 2 Blocks of 4-Storey 3S 4S Flats with Shops/Living Quarters (Total 300 Units), I Block of 2-Storey Eating House and Offices, I Block of 2Storey Market
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      312 12 APPOINTMENTS -V^s:philips requires Purchasing Assistant Qualifications/Experience Holder of Polytechnic Technician Diploma in Engineering discipline with preferably 1-2 years of related experience Duties The selected candidates would be responsible for the procurement of electrical components and materials requirement calculation. Technician Qualifications/Experience Holders of Trade Certificate or ITC in Mechnical Engineering Duties
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      420 12 Existing Agent of European-make passenger cars requires a SALES MANAGER The successful candidate must be very sales-orientated and have the conviction that sales of products can best be achieved through a well-trained, disciplined and motivated sales force. Proven records of successful sales management in a parallel/similar market such as office
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      248 12 NOTICES 7 INVITATION TO TENDER Tenders are invited from registered contractors for the following brick factory project: Erection, Installation and Completion of tunnel kiln and machinery. f All equipment and materials will be supplied by the factory. Interested parties are requested to submit their full particulars and write to obtain
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      70 12 THE BOOK OF Chinese Earth magic, ghost weddings, passports to the after-life; the spirit world of the Chinese exists side-by-side with everyday reality, and affects every aspect of Chinese life from diet and decor to getting married or opening a business. THE BOOK OF CHINESE BELIEFS is a fascinating introduction
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      443 12 NOTICES ROUTING PRIVATE LIMITED (In members' voluntary liquidation) At an Extraordinary General Meeting of Routing Private Limited, held on 28th December 1983, the following special resolutions were duly passed. 1. "That the company be wound up voluntarily and that Mr. Tan Gim Soo of M/s G. S. Tan Co., Chartered
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      8 13 NIGHT OUT by BRIAN MILLER is held over
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      554 13 ■TwwT' *!v\%\^v "!^W^v a^^^Kv *^^^^^W^ *^^W^^S "^^^W^* BY ANY OTHER NAME Since 1889 Lee has been making the ultimate jeans. People all around know Lee by its name. Today, even with the proliferation of other brands, Lee still makes quality jeans that are synonymous to the fit and style of
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      327 13 What's on FAMILIAR FAVOU- and on concert evenings demonstration-cum-exhi-RITKS This concert, at the Victoria Concert bition at the National Liwhich features pieces by Hall Box Office. brary's Lecture Hall. Strauss, Dukas and Alfen, DECOR MART '84 From 2 p.m. to 8.30 p.m. will be conducted by FURNITURE EXIIIBI- The demonstration
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      72 14 f VM||u HHy^H ■■Ji-iilmiin n> ii V 'Tfrrii-timi-Mi-aiM—iiN-fciM^infum rn Trr -Vii-i f^ iVBW DESIGNS ON BRILLIANCE Anything but ordinary. La Richie adds a new dimension to jewelcraft. Fashion in jewellery the world over influences the designs of the new La-Richie collection. 7 hat \s why hi Richie is fashion that
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      72 14 Let's hear the score from S»' v ShentonWay Js^ -^f about lemon C-100 t§^ 9 kJI Al^H 19 iB f_*i" 1 >•«- ■•<C^, ■<£^' -<^ -^Cj^^_ G^^ jHhK^ m m. 41 v Lernon >s a rich source of vitamin C. jJ i^P m EachdropoflemonC-lOOcontains fl mm^ fff asmuchvhaminCas4fresh tJlftJiUy. sg^Z
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      262 14 YOUR VIEWING AND LISTENING GUIDE Radio One 5.58 AM National An them followed by Open ing Announcement 6.00 News in Brief 6.05 Another Morning Another Show 7.00 News and Weather Report 7.10 Morning Digest 7.20 Another Morning Another Show (cont'd) 7.30 Morning Financial News 7.4 0 Another Morning Another Show
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      269 14 Your Lunchdate (cont'd) 2.00 News in Brief 2.05 On the House 3.00 News in Brief 3.05 On the House (cont'd) 4.00 News in Brief 4.05 On the House (cont'd) 4.30 Feature 5.00 News in Brief 5.05 Music My Way 6.00 News in Brie'f 6.05 Music My Way (cont'd) 6.30 Financial
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      309 14 SBC 5 3.00 PM Opening followed by A House is Not a Home (Mandarm/r with English subtitles) 4.30 The Biological Sciences Molecular Biology 4.35 Sport Images (Last programme): Daring outdoor activities demonstrate the athletes' power of determination, endurance and courage. 5.00 On Safari (Children's programme) 5.20 Romper Room (Children's programme
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      264 14 dren) 7.30 News and Weather Forecast (Malay) 7.50 Feedback (Mandarin/See Pick of the Day) 8.25 Management Management Information System (Chinese subtitles): This documentary shows the importance of a management information system in the efficient running of a company. The computer is seen as more than an organisational aid because it
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      301 14 Sergeant accused of rape and murder MtIDAV NIGHT MOVIE SERGEANT RITLEDGE (Chinese subtitles) (Ch 5, 10.10 p.m.): In 1881, an innocent, black army sergeant was tried for rape and murder. But his defence counsel exposes the real culprit in a remarkable way. Woody Strode plays the lead role as Sgt
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      182 14 %a MM a private investigation agency. But his mind is still set on the police force. Sgt Wu eventually rejoined the force after some encouragement from his former superior officer, played by Huang Wenyong. FEEDBACK (Last programme in Mandarin with English subtitles) (Ch 5, 7.56 p.m.): The Feedback team looks
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      179 14 Jeffrey Hunter as Lt Cantrell in Friday Night Movie Sergeant Rutledge (Ch 5, 10.10 p.m.) Pick of the day Do stores have the right to impose validity period on gift vouchers? Are our Housing Board flats equipped to deal with a sudden outbreak of fire? Do households take sufficient preventive
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      2 1 SECTION THREE &«*<*&.
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      Lock icon Old songs, new sounds
      1526 1  -  SNG POH YOKE Stories by Zong yi In Mei Lanfang's shoes STANDING 1.67 m tall and sporting a curly mop of hair and a faint trace of a moustache, Awyeong Peng Mun looks like any other clean-cut Singaporean young man. You notice, of course, that he
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        Winners of Cross-language
        527 2 Crossword No 115 $50 cash: LEE BOON ENG (I.C. No: *****15 I) $20 cash each: KWEK YONG TECK WOO LAI CHANG (I.C. No: *****66 E) (I.C. No: *****22/B) TENG YEE WEE LILY PEK (I.C. No: *****58 C) (I.C. No: *****24/G) ONG CHONG THIAM NG MIN LI (I.C.
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        Surprise from a star
        403 2  - Surprise from a star RONNIE TANG By SHE brought Christmas greetings to The Straits Times at Times House when she quietly dropped in last Saturday morning. Her name, Ho Chun Lan, may not ring a familiar note but her friendly gestures, characteristic of young Taiwanese singers, certainly betrayed her identity.
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        Fingers do the act
        117 2 FAST FINGERS <<W±m {■> Saturday midnight shows at Shaw cinemas. Uncle Piao, Ql and Xlang are pickpockets. They dress outlandlshly to attract attention and then "strike". The three go to a gambling den one day and there, Ql overhears a plot to murder the security commissioner,
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        A beacon of light on Indian epics
        1071 4  -  K. S. MANGALA By 4 The traditional approach is to depict villains in literature as evil characters. A comparative study of western and Indian literature helped to conclude that there could be a different approach. A villain need not be a 100 per
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        Versatility of a scholar and and orator
        658 4  -  A. P. RAMAN By HARTKATHA kaalakshepam is a traditional Indian form of storytelling that has evolved from an earlier practice of devotional singing by bards who travelled from place to place. They often sang of epic heroes and their exploits. The credit for
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      56 1 Jl^^^fSS^m^^ 1 :^>^ ,^Bl B^^i. ■«|7/ 7 8^941 O^B Vb^. j£>*" IHj^jy 1 iiii^ **■%■>* f f> Js^R/ /''J| I Bulova brings you together with paired elegance. The Superior Generation M Far East Sole Agenl Stelux Trading (Far East) Ltd Kowloon Hong Kong Fel J-*****61 tSVJLOwA Htus International Ltd Kuala
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      72 2 NEPTUNE ORIENT LINES, LTD ON THE GRAND OPENING OF 456 ALEXANDRA ROAD, SINGAPORE 0511 MINISTER FOR FINANCE, TRADE AND INDUSTRY IHf -w-^ y^ -m mmi m\ M l%rM Way #04-03 Marina House 0207 Tel' *****1 1 ISLAND NAVIGATION CORPORATION LIMITED 12th Floor Hutchison House 10 Harcourt Road Hong Kong Teh
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      1093 3 [APPOINTMENTS/NOTICES] iMBB^BM Telex Service: Address: Kates: Min. Charges: S.T.A.N.T.S Appointments Notices Section Straits Times: 5523.75 psc. cm. Straits Times: 5571.25 STANTS rs ***** TIMEAD TIMES PUBLISHING BHD Sunday Times: 5524. 40 psc. cm. Sunday Times: 5573.20 RSSOBBI Times House 9tmMSm Sl'^rK'JTvt 9794.7 x, 9fiAQ 390> Kim S^o g o Road
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      477 3 A multinational company engaged in the manufacture and supply of building materials and services to the construction industry in Singapore requires the services of the following staff to join its expansion programme. MANAGERS The company seeks the services of civil engineers who will promote the company's products and services to
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      568 3 INTERNATIONAL DELUXE HOTEL OPENING LATE 1984 IS LOOKING FOR BRIGHT AND ENERGETIC SELF-STARTERS TO FILL THE FOLLOWING POSITIONS I I A. Sales Manager (Corporate I Accounts) Preferably with G C E 'A' levels and I good command of English Ability to speak a foreign language I would be an additional
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      335 4 1 7i/n</ traditional handiwork, an intricately canrd Ivory Sail Ship by Tean I. an priced at $55,000.00 Photograph by courtesy of Yuyi Supermarket Art and Craft gallery. vou could own with Chea. point. Endvuing testimony of rich Chinese history.^^^"^In 2davs vou can acquire a part oi that ""tjssissn'*™™ n history
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  • NEPTUNE ORIENT LINES LTD
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      28 1 NEPTUNE ORIENT LINES LTD 30th December 1983 r^" A\f by the Honourable Dr. Tony Tan Keng Yam, r vi Minister for Finance and Minister for Trade and Industry.
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      NOL turns 15 today
      338 1 NOL turns fifteen today. It is a relatively young shipping company. Over the past 15 years, it has developed a modern fleet, and built up an efficient infrastructure, and a young dynamic management team. The Company owns and operates a diversified fleet of 33 vessels multi-purpose
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      Opening of NOL Building Marks Event
      361 1 THE 26-STOREY NOL BUILDING is now the home of NOL Group of Companies. The Building is located at the junction of Pasir Panjang Road and Alexandra Road, outside the Central Business District approximately seven kilometres from the city. It is easily accessible from the
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      Fifteenth Anniversary Celebrations for staff
      110 1 Fifteenth Anniversary Celebrations for staff Today more than 1,000 NOL staff and their spouses and guests will celebrate the Company's 15 th Anniversary at a Dinner and Dance to be held at a major hotel. Several NOL's regional and area representatives and overseas agents' representatives will also be present for
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      Message from Guest of Honour
      151 1 I CONGRATULATE Neptune Orient Lines Limited on its Fifteenth Anniversary. In a relatively short period of 15 years NOL has developed a modern fleet, built up an efficient infrastructure and a young dynamic management team. The achievements I are commendable considering that i NOL started
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      Chairman's Message
      267 1 WE CELEBRATE our company's Fifteenth Anniversary and the Official Opening of our 26-storey NOL Building today. The NOL Building looks like a ship. Its interior is equipped with modern automated facilities designed to improve productivity and provide a pleasant working environment for the staff. The Building is symbolic
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      NOL's Board of Directors
      49 1 Left to right: Mr Herman R. Hochstadt (Deputy Chairman), Mr Lim Ek Hong, Mr Wong Hung Khim, Professor Lim Pin, Mr Michael Wong Pakshong (Chairman), Mr S. Chandra Das, Mr Lua Cheng Eng (Managing Director) and Mr Ho Cheok Sun. Absent: Mr Lim Siong Guan.
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        231 2 NOL^NOL^NOL^NOL^.NOL^NOL^NOL^.NOL^.NOL\S.NOL^NOL^2.NOL^SLNOL\K.NOL^NOLVK.NOL^.NOL^NOL I?' Ml O O 'fe 'S wmJk H tf^^flfl O mi Main Contractor sw| g O Z No. 6, Shenton Way, 28-03, DBS Building, Singapore (0106). !JH Z Sub-Contractors 5 ra ISLAND CONCRETE (PTE) LTD HART ENGINEERING PTE LTD t Ready-Mixed Concrete Jl Fire-Protection 24th Floor, Hong Leong Building,
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      410 3 Major Restructuring Begun Two Years Ago NEPTUNE ORIENT LINES LTD has carried out a large-scale reorganisation of its operations in a move designed to make the national shipping company leaner, more efficient, and more aware of conditions in the industry. Under the revamped set-up, the five divisions liner
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      NOL's Management Team
      53 3 Mr. Lua Cheng Eng Managing Director Mr. Soli Setna General Manager Chartering Division Mr. Kirpa Ram Vij General Manager Administration Division Mr. Soe Aung General Manager Fleet Management Division Mr. Teo Yak Long Liner Manager Liner Division Mr. Lim How Teck Mead Corporate Finance Division Mr. Phillip
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        121 3 NOL¥iNOL\S.MOL¥tNOL\SLNOL».NOLW-NOLVSiMOL^NOLVtN0L?J.N0L^iLNOL\SLN0LVE.NOHBtHOtVSLII0t?iNOHaNOL g PHILIPS I *^m n "«4 |M i> ||B|| Uliii jf^i mf I tHh^ USB |^B i^riB ™^^W*JB IIBHHBVb^ Philips Singapore is proud to be associated with NOL in providing their new 25-storey building with mirror optic high efficiency, low glare luminaires for all offices, apart from light fittings
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        ACE
        149 4 (Far East-Europe) Service Fetixstowe Hamburg Bremen Tokyo Rotterdam Antwerp Osaka Le Harve Busan Kaohsiung Honq Kong Port Kelang Sinqepore NOL operates the ACE (Far EastEurope) Service as a member of the Ace Consortium with the Neptune Garnet, a 2284 TEU containership. Another vessel, the 1768 TEU containership Ace Concord,
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        TPA
        206 4 (Far East-USA) Saint John Now York 0 Yokohama Vancouver Baltimore Busan Osaka Saattl. Ch^'°" Kobe Oakland m Kaohtiunjj m Hong Konfl Low 8««* NOL operates jointly the TriPartite Agreement (TPA) Service with KSC and OOCL with a total of 18 containerships. Seven of these vessels are deployed to serve
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        ANRO
        228 4 (Straits-Australia) Service •P Bangkok (w P&r\ Kelsng A Britbant Singapore Jakarta Sydney Melbourne F reman tie A<*e.a,de Bumt« NOL's Straits-Australia Service was inaugurated in 1970. With the introduction of the ANRO Service in 1977, NOL's contribution is one hybrid roll-on/roll-off and lift-on/lift-off (ro-ro/10-lo) containership, the ANRO Temasek, a highly
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        147 4 On this occasion marking the Fifteenth Anniversary of Neptune Orient Lines Limited and the Official Opening of the new Neptune Building Tatsumi Shokai takes pleasure in congratulating NOL on their double achievement. Four years ago in December 1979 Nanko C-5 Container Terminal opened when NOL became the official lessee of
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      EUSA
      100 5 (Europe-South Asia) Service Hamburg Felixsri' vfi tarctam M«r»it«M Gerioa Karachi NOL inaugurated the EUSA Service in' June 1980 with 2 x 560 TEU containerships offering a sailing every 3 weeks. In mid-1982, NOL and Contship jointly operate a service offering a sailing frequency of 20 days, with 3 containership.
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      OMEX
      115 5 (Far EastMediterranean) I Service Gflno* *Tri««t» Marseilles (Fot) 8»rc«lorm Tokyo Kob* Hong Kong Port Kelar* Singapore NOL operates the Far EastMediterranean Service as a member of the Orient Mediterranean Express (OMEX) Consortium. The other members of OMEX are Cho Yang Shipping Corporation Ltd, and .Orient Overseas Container Line (OOCL).
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      86 5 (Southeast Asia) Service Hong Kong Bangkok Manila Singapore The SEA Service which is an extension of the TPA Service is operated by three fully cellular containerships. Neptune Topaz (530 TEU), Neptune Zircon (530 TEU) and Neptune Agate (369 TEU). The sailing schedule of the SEA Service follows closely that
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        202 5 NOL^NOL\^NOL\^NOL |HI^^HHBfIfIBMH It's opening unlimited opportunities for Asian companies to increase productivity. k^Oi^^HK The Citi of Tomorrow. It's bringing companies such us And where companies get information on their cash position In^fl Neptune Orient Lines Limited the latest electronic banking. And every day. I the people who know how to
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      Corporate Development
      544 6 1968 Company incorporated on 30th December 1969 Joined Far Eastern Freight Conference 6 vessels totalling 79,805 dwt by end of year X9/O Joined Straits-Australia Conference (Southbound) Australia-Singapore and West Malaysia Outward Shipping Conference (Northbound) Began Australia service from Straits ports to East Australian ports Joint ventures in Container
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      140 6 Tonnage on order < No. of Vessels on order Commenced a joint service in the trans-Pacific trade with Orient Overseas Container Line and Korea Shipping Corporation under Tripartite Agreement. I tended trans-Pacific container liner service to USA East Coast ports. Established regional office in Bombay. Subscribed
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        252 6 NOL^NOL^LNOL^NOL^LNOL^NOL^NOL^LNOL^NOL^NOL^NOL^NOL^NOL^NOL^LNOL^NOL^NOLVSLNOL r-iU /^<^^^L^^^---W"4P everyone eaii <^t0* tvl^ ct>vS(v!vi l* vt al^ -/ill V\ nuM /I t^^ -/•S 1 r^^ IBM of flce s >stems let more le share C° \1 v|lV i\9 itv^'^^^v Qjw'vJW Xy^B 1 kll >*fr^L O^- /Mr more information than ever before. /l\\ /Til I** J_ _/oi?rV\
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        282 7 Neptune Alpha Lines Pte Ltd Incorporated 6th October 1971 Authorised Capital: 5550,000 Neptune Beta Lines Pte Ltd Incorporated 6th October 1971 Authorised Capital: 5550,000 Singha Shipping Pte Ltd Incorporated 26th April 1974 Authorised Capital: S$ 1,000,000 Neptune Agencies Pte Ltd Incorporated 31st December 1974 Authorised Capital: *****,000 Neptune
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        29 7 Neptune Associated Lines Pte Ltd Incorporated Bth December 1971 Authorised Capital: 553 ,000,000 Bara Shipping Agency Company Ltd (Thailand) Incorporated 16th June 1980 Authorised Capital: Baht 1,000,000
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        186 7 Container Warehousing and Transportation Pte Ltd Incorporated 25th June 1970 Authorised Capital: S$ 15,000,000 Neptune-Kawasaki Tankers Pte Ltd Incorporated sth December l°-72 Authorised Capital: 555, 000,000 Kawasaki Singapore Pte Ltd Incorporated 27th December 1973 Authorised Capital: *****,000 Export Credit Insurance Corporation of Singapore Limited Incorporated 25th November
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        299 7 Warmest Congratulations mma a *W M.' ~M "M^ and! the Inauguration ot its Head \JTTscg ouiiuing The NOL group of companies has ordered 27 ships from IHI, the major shipbuilders serving their dynamic ex PansionJfS IHI SINGAPORE REPRESENTATIVE OFFICE: IHI KUALA LUMPUR REPRESENTATIVE OFFICE: V*;i -iJsVSJ PS3 Ship Offshore Division
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        458 8 NOL^L NOL^LNOL^NOL^NOL^NOL^ NOL^NOL^NOL^ NOL^ NOL^ NOL^ NOL^NOL^NOL^NOL^NOL^NOL m »X 0 £*f Warn J (INCORPORATED IN SINGAPORE) ctxt/^ a PORP 0907 E^* AND SALES AND PURCHASE OF SHIPS TELEPHONE: *****44 (5 LINES) TELEX: RS ***** 2 j *****44 (TANKERS) RS ***** -i gxL _j ELDER-AUSTRAL 5 CHARTERING PTY. LTD. 2 SHIPBROKERS
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      54 9 Chartering is a major and expanding arm of NOL's business. NOL's charter fleet comprises ten "FREEDOM" Class dry cargo vessels, four "FUTURE 32" handy size bulk carriers, three "PANAMAX" bulk carriers, one product tanker and three crude oil carriers. These vessels are employed on time and voyage charters
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      163 9 NOL Containers NOL owns and operates a diversified container fleet of predominantly Aluminium General Purpose (GP) Containers. Manufactured under LLOYD'S classification these light weight aluminium containers are designed to provide a larger weight capacity. To cater for the requirements of various shippers NOL owns and operates a diversified fleet of
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      205 9 NOL has contracted Neptune Shipmanagement Services (Pte) Ltd (NSSPL), its subsidiary company, to provide professional manning services. To meet NOL's requirements, NSSPL has adopted the twin approach of recruitment of high calibre and experienced sea-going officers from the international market and of emphasising the internal training of fresh
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      180 9 Support Services Information Resource Services The use of computerized systems have become a vital part of the transportation industry. NOL has recognized the importance of automation to maintain its competitive position in the industry and has established the Information Resource Services Department to implement and maintain this critical function. Computerization
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      NAPL
      281 9 Shipping and Agency Services NEPTUNE AGENCIES (PTE) LTD (NAPL) is a wholly owned subsidiary of Neptune Orient Lines Ltd, Singapore's national flag carrier. NAPL was registered on 31st December 1974 and was formed with the objective of providing shipping and other agency services in Singapore to shipowners and foreign
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      224 9 Shipmanagement Services NEPTUNE SHIPMANAGEMENT SERVICES (PTE) LTD (NSSPL), a wholly-owned subsidiary company of NOL was incorporated on 3rd February 1983. I NSSPL, whose major clients include NOL, Neptune Associated Line Pte Ltd, Fulton Private Limited and Diamond Concord Shipping Company Limited, specialises in: ship management consultancy services ship manning
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      TRIDENT TRAVEL
      132 9 Travel Services TRIDENT TRAVEL PTE LTD was incorporated in November 1980 and began business in February 1981. Its major shareholders are Neptune Agencies (Pte) Ltd, a whollyowned subsidiary company of NOL, Intraco Ltd, Sembawang Investment Pte Ltd and Changi International Airport Services Pte Ltd. Trident Travel provides the
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      SPECARGO
      160 9 NOL HAS GONE INTO the business of international freight forwarding by forming a joint venture company with Protrans A.G. Switzerland and Mansfield Container Shipping Pte Ltd i to provide specialised door to door transportation services on a global basis. These ser- vices are designed to j meet the requirements
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        46 9 NG TEOW YHEE BUILDING, 37 SOMERSET ROAD, SINGAPORE 0923. TEL. *****44 (8 LINES) CABLE: 'NGSTEV' TELEX: NGTRANS RS ***** MALAYSIA OFFICE: 10th FLOOR, ORIENTAL PLAZA, JALAN PARRY, KUALA LUMPUR. 04-01, MALAYSIA. TEL: *****8 m^^M iip H i, Wil IMXY T^l tuc WAY PORT-OPERATIONS, WAREHOUSING FREIGHT FORWARDING.
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        276 10 NOL^NOLV&NOLVVNOL^NOL\£^NOL^NOLV&NOL^NOL^NOL^NOLV^NOL^NOL^NOL^NOL^NOL^NOL^NOL Congratulations on the 15th Anniversary of JJ the Founding of Neptune Orient Lines Z» they call us a World Champ. 7A?e number of vessels delivered by Hyundai to date and on its 1 J 7^/7 orderbook are 307 ships totaling 12,984,200DWT. q V MI MM S~ lii /i _L
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        181 11 NOL\^NOLV^NOL^NOL^NOL^NOL\^NOL^NOL^NOL^NOL^NOL^NOL^NOL^LNOL^.NOL^NOL^NOL^NOL ml O 15th anniversary and upon the opening of their new head q TJ Lines both in the Ports of Seattle and Oakland, and we look i mm dh MP r WH dh M? £k M MT MIU Wk «-i Q M \P m% M %F m \w Jfm.
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        194 12 o 2 J CONGRATULATIONS TO -J NEPTUNE ORIENT LINES 2» ON THEIR 15th ANNIVERSARY N0 AND ALSO THE OPENING OF THEIR NEW OFFICE O L>S_ k j "II z ifJkk w\ ■J S Wiiv Neptune Orient Lines wish to congratulate the company j \A j||lh and its board of directors
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        89 13 NOL^NOL^-NOL^LNOL^LNOL^NOL^NOL^NOL^LNOL^NOL^NOL^NOL^NOL^NOL^LNOL^LNOL^NOL^NOL Z z DAIMIxIZno I nUo I J O I tt rhp. ffff^^Tf^PP^HHßW 2 z I JmLt^i Ik^ ■i] mjj^iyFill fl AiV i; m^BB Z Z B a f^Hw^^^^H|^Bß^HHi^H^BßBßßm^ IN vESi IVIEN O P' JnJH^^flßanJ^tJn^te^Jl Car Park Operator for NOL Building |^J S few "^J iiw'^wi^^^B^n^Wm^ff^^ Wilson Parking (Singapore) Pte
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        397 14 NOLV-NOL^NOL^iNOL^NOLVtNOL^NOL^NOL^NOL^NOL^NOL^NOL^NOL^NOL^NOL^NOL^NOL^ Containers International Corporation m I V J w0 mDarcacJero Center, San Francisco, I "^W A l—X X California ***** jj** 6 Shenton Way, DBS Building, Singapore 0106. Tel: *****11 ig St. j IMili I vJN Ix/\UI ix ■\Jix/Al -j TRIDENT TRAVEL PTE LTD NKsmaior servjces: o I I llfc^ltal^i
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        375 15 NOL^NOL^_NOL^NOL^NOL^NOL^NOL^NOL^NOL^NOL^NOL^NOLV&NOL^NOL^_NOL^NOL^LNOL\SNOL Another outstanding instrument 2 8 from Kockumation. I .^^^VHh 1 9"' 8B» anT" n SB__S S__iß_i___: _F- tf''_r i_r Z I LANDSCAPE 8H ?I'*^y^^'*?|!i--- M| Hbllftita-^ J^F' <^* /ffJ^W W 2! > ICENTRE II H__| 1" J 1^ z HBBSH^H ft yJH z 617 617A, BUKIT TIMAH ROAD. 7.5
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        436 16 NOLV&NOL\^NOL\fev NOL^NOL^ NOL\^NOL^NOL^NOL^NOL^i NOL^NOL\SiNOL^ NOL^NOL^L NOLV^ NOL^ NOL DCTDnnoii jtfjßWß Si ESPETRODRIL HOLDINGS INC. Eastern Lloyd (Trading) pte. Ltd. INCORPORATED 79, ROBINSON ROAD, 26-00, CPF BUILDING, SINGAPORE 0106. 9 WITH LIMITED LIABILITY IN PANAMA CABLE: PERICEM. TELEX: RS *****. TEL: *****11-3/*****35 (DIRECT) M ■J tj O Cj mjf Agents for:
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        227 17 NOL^NOL^NOL^NOL^NOL^NOL^.NOL^NOL^NOL^NOL\S.NOL^NOL^NOL^NOL^NOL^NOL^NOL^NOL V>^// i C\ \T I (INCORPORATED WITH LIMITED LIABILITY IN JAPAN) Z. V J Nj 24 RAFFLES PLACE #22-01 TO #=22-06 M CLIFFORD CENTRE 3 O _VV SINGAPORE 0104 2 \^i^v |Continental Press jJ Telephone: *****02 (3 lines) O rjjj-. i mbH _V »Tf«r l IK fafU IVIL# VJL>
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        422 18 NOLV^NOLV&NOL\SNOL^NOL^NOL\^NOL^NOL^NOL^NOL^NOLV£NOL^NOLip£NOL^NOL^NOL^NOL^NOL nNTHOIMbJ LLJMS_IE:I\I 'J r*|_||\/|D|Tl|\|__ PTE LTLI '~i v^K/ _i 1^ i ■■Mi _r Mm S _H^ _H I Z_m l« I _r _i ■~~~> k3JL JL_\_>xjlXl-VJV^ hi prOWWARFITIVr^ TS^ Insurance Reinsurance Brokers 3" j r yjM\ TT_f-_lVx_/ll^l VJ \^k3^ j he Mar j ne insurance Specialists OTTl? T TT^
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        276 19 NOL^NOL^NOL^NOL^NOL^NOL\f£NOL^NOL^NOL^NOL^NOL^NOL^NOL^NOL^NOLV&NOL^NOL^NOL SINGAPORE BRANCH 2 6, Shenton Way 07-01 p o BQX 16 hd DBS Building SEMBAWANG, NAVAL BASE Singapore 0106. SINGAPORE 9175 Q (A subsidiary of Singapore Aircraft Industries) hbml From your Container Depot Agent *J I i I+_#*| PHIEN SEAH CONTAINERS TRANSPORT PTE LTD M^^rY^^7 ir*J^7^^ Cm\W \C PHIEN
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        577 20 NOL^NOL\S^NOL^NOL^NOL^NOL^NOL^NOL^NOL^NOLV&NOL^NOL\SLNOL^NOL^NOL^£NOL^LNOL^NOL Ready to help you put the clincher on 3" z r international oil deals. ptu v^Nw Since MIPCO's establishment in Hong Kong in January *j ■J L \Tfl^ 1979, we've gained worldwide recognition as Iff TONG HIN (1959) PTE. LTD. X. I ,/fi Im I'll We have the people
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        319 21 K^ NOL\^NOL^NOL^NOL^NOLV&NOL^NOL^NOL^NOL^NOL^NOL^NOL^LNOL^NOL^NOL^NOL^NOL F ml 0 HONGKONG SCHIFFAHRTSKONTOR l_\ GMBH I TD inFMT QHIIPPINCS KAISERSTRASSE 42, POB 32 05 26, 4000 DUSSELDORF 30, W. GERMANY I nIL/CIM i onirnnv^ TEL 0211/*****1.65 TELEXBSBB6S2 2 AGENCY CO.. D. shipping agents branch°fficesin J^%^lfc"i^^^i ww 5 TRANSPORT CONSULTANTS eooo frankfurt Njj t HOLZHAUSENSTRASSE 14 IM~
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        608 22 NOL^NOL^NOL^NOL^NOL^NOL^NOLV&NOL^NOL\£NOL^NOL^NOL^ O C. Itoh Co., Ltd., as it coordinates those varying needs O 2J via a network that embraces 135 cities around the globe. Z Technology, information, resources, culture whatever the field, C. Itoh will be hard at work throughout the mmm j 1980's, remapping and deepening international exchanges Oto
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