The Straits Times, 23 May 1984
1984-05-23
1
4
https://www.nlb.gov.sg
https://eresources.nlb.gov.sg/newspapers/browse/straitstimes
The Straits Times
-
Title Section15 1984-05-23 1 The Straits Times Estd. 1845 WEDNESDAY, MAY 23, 1984 40 CENTS M.C. (P) No. 62/1/8415 words
-
Article326 1984-05-23 1 LILLIAN CHEW - LILLIAN CHEW Half the firms surveyed expect substantially better business By BUSINESSMEN are optimistic about what they can make and sell over the next 4V2 months. In line with government reports on the robust state of the economy, half the firms surveyed in the last week326 words
-
Article, Illustration447 1984-05-23 1 WINSOME LANE - WINSOME LANE By Hongkong Reporter HONGKONG, Tues. John Wimbush, senior partner of a major law firm here is named m charges of conspiracy to defraud brought against five men m a magistrates court here today. Wimbush, who was found drowned m his swimming447 words
-
Article131 1984-05-23 1 Quick money from video THE illegal videotape business has become so attractive that some licensed dealers are willing to face the risk of losing their $20,000 security deposits and paying heavy fines. They have not only given up the battle against illegal operators but have joined them as well. Some131 words
-
70 1984-05-23 1 SINGAPORE will send five competitors four swimmers and a boardsailor to the Olympic Games m Los Angeles from July 28 to Aug 12. The selection committee, headed by Singapore National Olympic Council president E. W. Barker, yesterday named Ang Peng Slong, David Urn, Oon Jin70 words
-
Article, Illustration427 1984-05-23 1 Banker charged with tax evasion BANKER Ng Sau Long was yesterday charged with three summonses for tax evasion and with one summons under the Stamp Duties Act. No plea was taken from Ng, 42, son of businessman Wee MonCheng. The first summons for tax evasion alleges that Ng falsely stated427 words
-
Page 1 Advertisements
-
Advertisement116 1984-05-23 1 ICairnhill Hotel Exclusive Accommodation m the i|l^|KHHJri i t-.iiKxHiii mini j—^J 19 CaimhiM Circle/off Orchard Road BSK^Stj Smgapore 0922 Tel *****22 IPmVm mmiglU Tele. RS ***** Cable: CANHILL T Hasler F202. Our unmatched features put us way ahead of competition. "3¥i >^ I _jbf*22» *3r i. IBfc «T^ adf** Hmatmr116 words
-
Advertisement137 1984-05-23 1 A NEW JET IS TESTED Our writer went to Italy to watch a new jet trainer held together not by rivets, but by a super-bond glue being put through a punishing pace. Pages One and Five EVERY DAY IS INDEPENDENCE DAY A Singapore teacher and mother of two, who was137 words
-
Advertisement1029 1984-05-23 1 RATIONAL LIBRARY SINGAPORE EXCLUSIVE GERMAN CLOCKS with Westminster Chime, Bim Bam or Quartz Movement. (Available Ex-Stock 4 4 Chime Hall Clock Movements). Sole Agents CHUN CHONG Showroom A Service Centre 62 South Bridge Rood, Smgopore 0105 Tel *****21/2 «rf#jL Special package MUiai SHANGRI-LA j^i. j nr |If lp For $2501,029 words
-
-
IN SUMMARY
-
Article476 1984-05-23 2 Yes, minister..HE NEEDED what he himself described as "a kick m the pants" before he really thought about actively serving his community. For as a successful young man, Mr Chng Hee Kok's preoccupation was not grassroots problems. Yesterday, Mr Chng, the PAP's 11th new election candidate, said this jolt476 words
-
Article284 1984-05-23 2 THE STRAITS TIMES SAYS: THE Health Ministry's plan to give greater autonomy to government hospitals is a step m the right direction. Among other things, it allows government hospitals greater flexibility m meeting changing demands and being more adaptive to the special requirements of a particular community. Competition among284 words
-
Article192 1984-05-23 2 ARTS FESTIVAL HOPES TO NET $300,000 IN PROFIT THE $2-million Arts Festival will end up with a profit of nearly $300,000 this year if all the tickets are sold. This figure would have been even higher if the tickets had been commercially costed out and priced, and if the192 words
-
Article71 1984-05-23 2 IMPACT WHERE IT COUNTS VOLUNTEERS keeping tabs on the Philippine elections on Monday achieved something few expected their monitoring of the vote counting helped to make the polls cleaner than many expected. Despite the risks involved leaders reported that a few volunteers were beaten up the 150,000-strong National Citizens'71 words
-
Article296 1984-05-23 2 Future m mind SEVERAL teenagers have been included m the Singapore squash team for a training-cum-compe-tition tour of New Zealand from May 29- June 25. Those given the eleventh hour approval are Chew Kok Wye, the Republic's most promising 13-year-old, Lina Ong, 14, her sister Poh Lin, 13, and296 words
-
Article646 1984-05-23 2 Union cracks down THE British miners' union on Monday suspended 1,000 non-striking miners from their union m what is seen as a drastic action to end the disarray m its ranks over the 11- week-old miners' strike. The move came amid what was described as only a646 words
-
Article242 1984-05-23 2 'Not taking sides' UMNO president Datuk Seri Dr Mahathir Mohamad emphasised yesterday that he was not taking sides m the contest for party posts this Friday. "I have always made it clear. Had the victor m the 1981 Umno elections been different, I would have said the242 words
-
Article375 1984-05-23 2 From blueprint to jet THE average Singaporean will find the name Agusta unfamiliar. But not the Republic of Singapore Air Force pilots. Young men have been earning the right to fly RSAF fighter planes only after proving themselves on a piston-engined plane, produced by SIAL Marchetti, leading company375 words
-
Article159 1984-05-23 2 Water Margin hero IN Bamboo Green this week, Lv Zhishen. a character m the Chinese classic Shui Hu (Water Margin) is discussed. He looks fiery and fearsome wih a bristled bushy beard, bared teeth and arched eyebrows, but is actually kind at heart. To him, every wrong must159 words
-
-
Page 2 Advertisements
-
Advertisement680 1984-05-23 2 hi::^ /I ;i ?i^rPi A on% j*& X f *>»l \v housing loan y^ B^^^^ •;y 'low interest rates < |L I} j fS No restriction ,4 |3> $Z. 1_ t c on foreigners «f-j| The 37-storey Landmark lower is the tallest deluxe apartment m Singapore and Malaysia. Opposite Pearl's680 words
-
-
around the WORLD
-
Article, Illustration108 1984-05-23 3 A JAPANESE man (In black suit) who killed a Dutch student m Paris and ate parts of her body arrived from France on Tuesday and was whisked away to a mental hospital, airport sources said. Issei Sagawa, 35, who killedReuter - 108 words
-
174 1984-05-23 3 ABBY TAN - ABBY TAN By Manila Reporter MANILA, Tues. The main opposition group m the Philippines, the United Nationalist Democratic Organisation (Unido), said it will seek to annul the election results m 21 provinces and ask for reelection m those places. It cited widespread174 words
-
Article306 1984-05-23 3 MANILA, Tues THE leader of Mr Benigno Aquino's military escorts today delivered another apparent blow to the official version of the opposition leader's murder. Continuing his testimony before a commission looking into the Aug 21, 1983, assassination at Manila Airport, 2nd Lt Jesus CastroUPI - 306 words
-
Article113 1984-05-23 3 ARANYAPRATHET, Tues. Vietnamese troops kidnapped 70 Khmer Rouge female porters, triggering a battle with guerilla forces near the Thai-Cambodian border, Thai sources said today. Border patrol police sources said the 70 kidnapped women have not been seen since they were abducted on Thursday inside CambodiaUPI - 113 words
-
Article300 1984-05-23 3 Poor response of Moscow, Hanoi blamed WASHINGTON, Tuesday EFFORTS to find a political solution m Cambodia remain stalled, visiting Indonesian Foreign Minister Mochtar Kusumaatmadja told journalists here yesterday after a meeting with United States Secretary of State George Shultz. Dr Mochtar expressed regret over the lack ofAFP; Reuter - 300 words
-
515 1984-05-23 3 BOMBAY, Tues. More violence erupted today between Hindus and Muslims as at least seven people were stabbed to death by a mob at a religious shrine near here. Four others died m the city, where continued rioting has so far claimed at leastAP; Reuter; AFP - 515 words
-
242 1984-05-23 4 Three Soviets and two Czechs expelled for spying LONDON, Tues. Britain and Belgium have expelled two Czechoslovak and three Soviet agents on charges of spyiing. In the British case, the two Czechoslovaks were diplomats. The Foreign Office said yesterday they were a threat to British security. In the Belgian spyingReuter - 242 words
-
99 1984-05-23 4 Protesting miner nails himself to floor EDINBURGH, Tues. A striking British miner nailed himself to the floor of his home to protest about colleagues who have not joined a 10-week-old strike m the British coalfields, police said yesterday. Mr Abraham Moffat, 50, spent more than 24 hours with 15-cm nailsReuter - 99 words
-
337 1984-05-23 4 1,000 non- striking miners suspended British union acts to end disarray m its ranks LONDON, Tuesday THE British miners' union yesterday suspended 1,000 nonstriking miners from their union m what is seen as a drastic action to end the disarray m its ranks over the 11-week-old miners' strike. The moveAP; UPI - 337 words
-
Article, Illustration214 1984-05-23 4 Model claims Prince Andrew was her lover LONDON, Tues. A new scandal involving Britain's Prince Andrew blew up yesterday after a blonde model 13 years his senior broke an unwritten royal code of silence and claimed they were lovers. Vicki Hodge, 37, daughter of a nobleman, told Britain's biggest-sell-ing newspaper,UPI - 214 words
-
Article, Illustration210 1984-05-23 4 TERESA OOI - TERESA OOI By London Reporter LONDON, Tues. D. J. Enright, the controversial English professor at the then University of Singapore, is being tipped as frontrunner for Britain's prestigious post of Poet Laureate an appointment bestowed by the Queen. The greying, 64-year-old professor who left210 words
-
253 1984-05-23 4 BONN, Tuesday WEST German employers today locked out 65,000 workers m retaliation against strikes m support of a 35-hour week that have crippled the vital car industry. The lock-outs went ahead despite an agreement late last night between the engineering and car workersReuter - 253 words
-
435 1984-05-23 6 WASHINGTON, Tuesday REAGAN administration experts say they believe that recent Soviet actions are aimed at more than making things difficult for President Ronald Reagan m a presidential election year and may reflect a hardening of policy. "What they have been doing for many monthsNYT - 435 words
-
317 1984-05-23 6 Genscher gets a frosty welcome in the Kremlin MOSCOW, Tuesday WEST German Foreign Minister Hans-Dietrich Genscher, given a frosty welcome m the Kremlin yesterday, is expected to make a new appeal for a nuclear arms dialogue when he meets President Konstantin Chernenko today. But Western diplomats said Mr Genscher's treatmentReuter - 317 words
-
Article, Illustration149 1984-05-23 6 Leaders call for nuke freeze WASHINGTON, Tues. The leaders of India, Mexico, Sweden, Tanzania and Greece today called for an immediate freeze on the testing, production and deployment of nuclear weapons, which they said had led the world to the brink of "global suicide". The five leaders Prime Minister IndiraUPI - 149 words
-
281 1984-05-23 6 WASHINGTON, Tues EL SALVADOR'S President-elect, Jose Napoleon Duarte, says he will never seek United States troops to fight his country's leftist guerillas, bat the nation needs military aid from Washington without "degrading conditions." Mr Duarte spoke last night as he preparedReuter - 281 words
-
158 1984-05-23 6 MOSCOW, Tues. The Soviet Union announced today that the Chief of Staff of its air defence forces, Colonel-General Semyon Romanov, was killed while carrying out his official duties. An announcement carried m the army newspaper Krasnaya Zvezda (Red Star) said the 6.1-year-oldReuter - 158 words
-
237 1984-05-23 7 JOHANNESBURG, Tuesday FOREIGN Minister Roelof "Pik" Botha met President Kenneth Kaunda of Zambia and senior Angolan officials m Lusaka yesterday as South Africa and Angola postponed their first prisoner exchange since signing a ceasefire three months ago. Quoting Zambian government sources, theUPI; NYT - 237 words
-
Article, Illustration111 1984-05-23 7 The present and the past meet A GESTURE of goodwill between Argentina's former president, Mrs Isabel Peron, and its present president, Mr Raul Alfonsin, before they got down to the nitty-gritty. Mrs Peron, ousted by the military m 1976, returned from exile m Spain at the weekend. During the 45-minuteUPI - 111 words
-
277 1984-05-23 7 KUWAIT, TUES KUWAIT'S Foreign Minister, Sheikh Sabah Al Ahmed Al Sabah, said yesterday that the Gulf states had no right to object if the West intervened to protect oil snipping routes m the region. His words revealed a change m policyFT - 277 words
-
Article188 1984-05-23 7 KHARTOUM, Tues. Two thieves had their right hands and left feet amputated here yesterday m the first cross-limbamputa-tions m Sudan since the introduction of Islamic law m September, the Sudan news agency reported. The two men, named by the agency as Siddig RamadanAP - 188 words
-
350 1984-05-23 7 Iran lacks means to step up air attacks experts WASHINGTON, Tuesday UNITED STATES and allied intelligence experts say Iran has been attacking Persian Gulf shipping with American-built F-4s but appears unlikely to be able to step up such operations because of a shortage of military resources. They note that SaudiNYT - 350 words
-
141 1984-05-23 7 Israel rejects Arab call for peace talks JERUSALEM, Tues PRIME Minister Yitzhak Shamir yesterday rejected Arab calls for an international peace conference, saying it would be used for "public relations stunts against Israel. Mr Shamir, m a policy statement to Parliament, reacted to proposals for a conference of Middle EastAP - 141 words
-
-
Page 3 Advertisements
-
Advertisement325 1984-05-23 3 THE FRENCH REVOLUTION IIA MB ■■■■■IH mJmMLJLHI^I k^^^^MMH S^^ m. Jl ml mm mm B ■■^■^1 jjlffiil Now. The car that has taken Europe by storm. The j ~2jM jfl w m Its sleek, aerodynamic lines have a windcheating ifl I^S- 88^^ Cd of only O 34. This enables its325 words
-
-
Page 4 Advertisements
-
Advertisement536 1984-05-23 4 Spanish-Style ffiirait WMWSM r WellinqtonQanden Spanish style Double jgfflßT^fffi HHIaBBI j 4$ Semi- Detached hmHIR P^^^^ i^ Zffltjtt* Wm Bungalows ''fir% TS^Jf xM Terrace Houses ■or i NrftßßH^ *m IN THE HIGHCLASS THOMSON RESIDENTIAL AREA, ADJOINING ST. NICHOLAS PR. SEC. GIRLS' SCHOOL/SHANGRI-LA PARK, HILLTOP LUXURIOUS DOUBLE -STOREY SEMI-DETACHED/TERRACE HOUSES. Spanlth-Style536 words
-
Advertisement71 1984-05-23 4 THE JOCKEY PUB YOU BET! Jrjeople who come to The Jockey Pub come for our easy-going atmosphere, our great selection of cold beers and the fine tavern- style Come to The Jockey Pub for rollicking music any evening, as well as our famous Sunday afternoon Jazz Sessions. Coming to The71 words
-
-
Page 5 Advertisements
-
Advertisement649 1984-05-23 5 Have you noticed the competitions that're an offer you can't possibly refuse a Black being played m the electronics market lately? version of our famous Philips D 8443. Asking consumers to spend their hard- We call it the Philips Turbo Sound earned cash on a product for the chance of649 words
-
-
Page 6 Advertisements
-
Advertisement261 1984-05-23 6 Only the best deal... Sftft i^l^L^Lb j« JiiJitiaf SHOP Cl {%^P itiiiSiifc V /T^^**^ National W IPafc 1 IP #o,i-yo 0923- T e( 2JD Player i|| S^^lhl jfc, Branch: #02-20^^^ gap ore 0105. Black/Red/White colours^ "HK Jl rx-fiof BPJ^^-^H iEMikißHl' Compact Stereo Cassette Wj^U La^kv frlßiX^^^^^l^MMM^i J\J3Lr 4-band (FM/MW/SWI/SW2) B^p261 words
-
-
Page 7 Advertisements
-
Advertisement164 1984-05-23 7 r^/-\ r\ i\ 1/1/ I 1 r\ r* i 111""^ \7 I I IV/r m mm ml ml ik m m m >l »m Mm /ml M IV y I am. v%^/ m^^yl m^» w %>vyl w m. vM 1%. >l R^^m^* ultimate m an exclusive and refined lifestyle >164 words
-
-
HOME
-
227 1984-05-23 8 More gradsIfrom overseas can join legal service LAW graduates from Hongkong University and universities m the Commonwealth and Common Law countries can now join Singapore's legal service. A government gazette notice on Friday added these graduates to the list of those who are already provided for under the 1975 regulations227 words
-
Article, Illustration755 1984-05-23 8 PHILIP LEE - PHILIP LEE says PAP's 11th new candidate By HE NEEDED what he himself described as "a kick m the pants" before he really thought about actively serving his community. For as a successful young man, ensconced m a well-paying job, Mr Chng Hee755 words
-
Article, Illustration331 1984-05-23 8 YET another call was made to fight the erection of trade barriers by developed countries. This time, the call came from Dr Yeo Ning Hong, the Acting Minister for Communications and Minister of State (Defence), when he addressed 500 delegates attending the three-day 12th International331 words
-
111 1984-05-23 8 Four fined for video tape offences FOUR men were yesterday fined between $200 and $3,400 for having uncensored tapes. One of them, Chia Hee Chua, 23, was fined $200 for having two tapes. He was fined another $500 for having an obscene tape at Ayer Rajah Road on Jan 21.111 words
-
Article237 1984-05-23 8 No new show in sold-out list SINGAPORE FESTIVAL OFARTS £3 w_ ARTS Festival tickets were selling briskly yesterday, but no other shows have joined the sold-out list. By the eighth day of sales yesterday, tickets at the prices indicated were sold out for the following productions: Kala Uisava: $8 and237 words
-
303 1984-05-23 8 The acid attack case 'Accused said he would not let me off so easily' AN ACID-ATTACK victim told the High Court yesterday of her estranged husband's reluctance to "let her off so easily" when she decided on a divorce a few months before the attack. By that he meant that303 words
-
118 1984-05-23 8 POLICE have detained a man m connection with the death of a 3"2 -yearold girl on Sunday. The man, a 26-year-old cleansing sub-contractor, was arrested at a flat m Queen's Close at about 9 p.m. on Monday. The child, Saraswathi Krishna, was brought m118 words
-
Article42 1984-05-23 8 THIEVES broke into a double-storey bungalow m Grange Road on Sunday and stole about $23,000 m cash and jewellery. The sliding glass door m the hall was forced open and all bedrooms on the first floor were ransacked.42 words
-
Article, Illustration462 1984-05-23 9 JUNE TAN - Graduate parents still pick schools JUNE TAN By GRADUATE parents may agree m principle that neighbourhood schools are as good as any other. But when it comes to the crunch, they are still opting for schools that have made a name for themselves. They say they "buy" the Education Ministry's462 words
-
121 1984-05-23 9 IF THE crisis m the Gulf worsens, it will lead to a shortage of oil, another hefty price increase and war. "It will no more be the Iran-Iraq war. Nor will it be left to the Gulf Cooperation Council to solve it.121 words
-
301 1984-05-23 9 Engineering students to learn CAD/CAM A few expected to specialise ENGINEERING students m the four tertiary institutions will be taught basic draughting and designing on computers within the next two years. A few students are expected to eventually specialise m these techniques, called computeraided design and computer-aided manufacturing (CAD/CAM). CAD/CAM301 words
-
234 1984-05-23 9 A FILIPINO factory hand became paranoid, imagining Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos wanted to kill him because he was going to replace him as president, a coroner's inquiry heard on Monday. Reynaldo Andres, 22, started behaving abnormally about a week before he jumped to his234 words
-
209 1984-05-23 9 HMAS Brisbane leaves for Indian Ocean THE first Australian navy ship to be sent to the Indian Ocean after a one-year lapse left Singapore yesterday after a six-day visit. The deployment of the 4,500-tonne guided missile destroyer, HMAS Brisbane, follows a review by the Australian government this January of Australia's209 words
-
Article60 1984-05-23 9 Miki leaves for Jakarta FORMER Japanese Prime Minister Takeo Miki left for Jakarta yesterday after a three-day visit to Singapore. While he was here, Mr Miki visited the petrochemical complex at Pulau Ayer Merbau and the Jurong Bird Park. He also held talks with Prime Minister Lee Kuan Yew and60 words
-
106 1984-05-23 9 THE search for a missing Republic of Singapore Air Force pilot was called off on Monday night, the Defence Ministry said yesterday. Captain Tan Seng Hui was on a routine training flight m an RSAF Hawker Hunter on May 17 when the aircraft was106 words
-
258 1984-05-23 9 First quarter sees drop in amount of air pollutants THE level of ambient lead has dropped after the government reduced the amount of lead m petrol from 0.6 gm per litre m 1982 to 0.4 gm per litre last year. Ambient lead levels had fallen from 0.60 to 0.45 micrograms258 words
-
Article456 1984-05-23 10 MATHEW YAP; SAM RAN - MATHEW YAP SAM RAN Workers may work non-stop to recover lost time By and DAEWOO Corporation yesterday promised the Housing Board that it would go all out to complete all the 8,000 flats it had contracted to build on schedule by the end of the456 words
-
314 1984-05-23 10 NGIAM TONG HAI - $7m less farm products from Singapore NGIAM TONG HAI By SINGAPORE produced about $675 million worth of farm produce last year, a drop of $6.8 million compared to the previous year as less land was used for farming. There were 9,151 licensed farms which occupied 6,433 hectares last year. They314 words
-
Article, Illustration131 1984-05-23 10 Morning of talks for German visitor IT WAS tea and talks for West German DirectorGeneral of Police Affairs, Dr Manfred Schreiber, when he called on Police Commissioner Goh Yong Hong yesterday morning. After half an hour of closed-door discussions, Dr Schreiber went to the Central Narcotics Bureau discussions on the131 words
-
356 1984-05-23 10 PAUL JACOB - Productivity project went well despite minor problems PAUL JACOB By ALL had gone well with the year-old Productivity Development Project, despite minor teething problems, pronounced the parties concerned and they promptly signed the work plan for the second year's activities. Both the National Productivity Board (NPB) and the Japan International356 words
-
Article43 1984-05-23 10 A DINNER is being organised by Kiau Nam School m Paya Lebar Street to celebrate its 51st anniversary. It will be held on Friday and Mr Ho Kah Leong, the Parliamentary Secretary (Education), who is also MP for Jurong will preside.43 words
-
91 1984-05-23 10 TWENTY-SEVEN students who were involved m an computer examination mix-up last September were given their certificates on Monday. The certificates were presented at Hotel Meridien Singapore by Professor Robert Northcote, the chairman of the membership board of the Australian Computer Society Inc, which set91 words
-
Article, Illustration148 1984-05-23 10 says teacher ONE person's death can mean the gift of life to two others. And schoolteacher Choo Nyet Vim (above, a kidney patient, is one who needs a gift of life. Madam Choo's pain and distress were evident on Saturday when she went on stage at148 words
-
192 1984-05-23 10 TWO men molested a teenager m the back of a van while she was unconscious. She had passed out after drinking some coffee offered to her by a friend of the two men. Teoh Swee Nguan, 18, and Ong Lai Chuan, 25,192 words
-
220 1984-05-23 11 Computer room opens in school for deaf STUDENTS from the Singapore School for the Deaf joined the computer age with the opening of a $60,000 computer-aided instruction room at the school. They will learn English, mathematics and science through 16 terminals, while two other terminals have been set aside for220 words
-
Article69 1984-05-23 11 Seminar on hotel security HOTEL security will be the topic of a half-day seminar by the Singapore Hotel Association (SHA) next month. The seminar, which is entitled Towards Greater Professionalism, will be held at the Hotel Equatorial on June 5. The SHA aims to create an awareness of the importance69 words
-
Article58 1984-05-23 11 A THIEF entered a doublestorey bungalow m Jalan Tempua, off Duneam Road, and stole a watch and cash totalling $35,800 early yesterday morning. Madam S.K. Lim, 42, suddenly woke up at about 2.30 a.m. and noticed the figure of a man m her room. She screamed58 words
-
Article336 1984-05-23 11 Follow the POSB union example' MR Ong Teng Cheong yesterday cited the house union m the Post Office Savings Bank as a good example of how junior executives can be effective union leaders without having a conflict of interest. He said the junior executives m POSB showed even before the336 words
-
Article137 1984-05-23 11 A YOUTH was yesterday jailed for a year for molesting a schoolgirl and stealing a woman's gold chain. The 19-year-old schoolgirl was returning home m Ang Mo Kio Avenue 10 on Feb 7 when R. Ganesan, 19, pushed her into a lift. They got out at the137 words
-
608 1984-05-23 11 AHMAD OSMAN - AHMAD OSMAN By Airline staff assured of no loss of benefits from house unions NATIONAL Trades Union Congress (NTUC) chief Ong Teng Cheong yesterday assured a group of unionised executives that they had nothing to lose by joining two new house unions for608 words
-
Article73 1984-05-23 11 Conference on documentary credit A CONFERENCE on documentary credit will be held on June 28 at the Hilton International. The chairman of the International Chamber of Commerce's commission on banking technique and practice, Mr Bernard Wheble, will lead a panel of four speakers. They will discuss current information on shipping73 words
-
Article, Illustration238 1984-05-23 11 SHIRLEY TAN - Cabbie found stabbed to death near country club SHIRLEY TAN By A TAXI driver was found stabbed to death at a secluded spot off Changi Coast Road, near the Tanah Merah Country Club, early yesterday. Police identified the victim as Mr Lim Koon Chye, 59, of Bedok North Road. He238 words
-
Article, Illustration461 1984-05-23 15 GILLIAN POW CHONG - GILLIAN POW CHONG Monday's chaos raises the question: Why the floods? By MANY of the thousands of workers who waded through knee-deep water or sat through three-hour >traffic snarls to get back to work on Monday afternoon must have asked what happened to our plans to ease461 words
-
-
Page 8 Advertisements
-
Advertisement467 1984-05-23 8 "ASCONA IS DISCIPLINED IN ALL THE PLACES aPHi 4 M^M£l>.£ ,f Details. 1 m very russy about details. r ffiß^SH 'J'^BMuJMl^^E^Hfl^lEJ^MP^ B ore huy a car any car I check out '^H|J*^BEi^y- y^f^OjHnWjJß^^^^^ißßP^Hß^^ S P^ a^ the tacts. "^^ML WSSrn^ 'ffiiimiV P^ Ascona was no exception. I checked the merits.467 words
-
-
Page 9 Advertisements
-
Advertisement278 1984-05-23 9 THE $300 ADVANTAGE Canon AP2OO Electronic Typewriter At only $950 now's your best time to upgrade Trade-in any office typewriter regardless of age or One-touch correction removes mistakes conveniently, brand! It's worth $300 off the price of the Canon AP2OO Centering and underlining are also automatic. Plus, the Electronic Typewriter.278 words
-
-
Page 10 Advertisements
-
Advertisement667 1984-05-23 10 ~t fl i~ i~ S~ (T 1 1 pumm^V I^mk mMWfr ___ft&"_Sl_^ jkE^* ___w. JPK~* .________________^^V__________^_^^!^__________^^^^_r^ If J_ll^___l _B___lt^___ TAC No 239-83-K39 _Hf X Type approved by Telecoms. x __r _F Outstanding system capacity m EK l232— l2 telephone lmes and 32 extensions. M EK2O64 20 telephone lines and 64667 words
-
Advertisement166 1984-05-23 10 x NO^ s v The Warehouse Building I /restriction\ with Overall Modernised I/ON FOREIGNERS^ Facilities And Spacious Area. Strategically Sited At The Junction of MacPherson Road/Airport Road Unique Concept Of Structure Easy Communication Sufficient Labour Supply Gordon Warehouse Building is located at Paya Lebar Industrial Estate You can reach Jurong,166 words
-
-
Page 11 Advertisements
-
Advertisement113 1984-05-23 11 fXjf 5 r X TNI at a Feeding Bottle f V No more wind f •No more discomfort A unique built-in valve system lets baby enjoy his feed. Without the nagging wind-in -the-tummy pains of conventional bottles. And because the bottle opens at both ends, JiK^^f you can really clean113 words
-
Advertisement339 1984-05-23 11 < tt-j WJji Bfjfj Ppfe^. ICEBERG -;W pS En Iv vi^ _> IfeelHtelve just been If food could talk, they'd tell you when it comes to keeping freshness i^^^^mL the Setron Iceberg simply comes up tops. The Setron Iceberg lives up to its name m every way. In coldness... its339 words
-
-
Page 12 Advertisements
-
Advertisement989 1984-05-23 12 THF KEY TO THE FUTURE... EXAMINE THE OPTIONS. Jk J* ASk ,&&M^^B^t CHECK KEY dBV It^bVbV ,A :HP Permits checking of pre- fll vZ 'aJam J| yi J« Jt f mmmmmmmmmt^ nmf JEU? m^mT*% programmed repertory/ J| M X Iff §MAMW MM #m# AT Ar ay M Ar% IT Jb^B\lll989 words
-
-
across the CAUSEWAY
-
Article, Illustration568 1984-05-23 13 Three-cornered fight for Umno's number two post KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday UMNO President Datuk Seri Dr Mahathir Mohamad stressed today that he was not taking sides m tho contest for party posts this Friday. "I have always made it clear. Had the victorBernama - 568 words
-
309 1984-05-23 13 KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday FOREIGN Ministe/ Tan Sri Ghazali Shafie said today that Washington must never consider China as the sole check on Soviet power m Asia. He said this during a meeting with visiting United States ambassador to the United Nations, MrsReuter; UPI - 309 words
-
Article193 1984-05-23 13 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. The Home Affairs Ministry served notice to suspend the weekly, Bacaria, for what it said was the indecent portrayal of a once well-known strip queen. The ministry gave publisher Haji Hishamuddin Yaacob a week to show cause why the publication should notNST - 193 words
-
Article175 1984-05-23 13 MAS plane's engine overheated KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. The MAS 8737 plane that returned to Sandakan Airport for an emergency landing shortly after take-off yesterday had an overheating problem m the Number One engine, MAS public relations manager Siew Yong Gnanalingam said today. The aircraft did not crash land as reportedNST - 175 words
-
100 1984-05-23 13 TAIPING, Tues. A prisoner was stabbed to death when some inmates of the Taiping prison started fighting this evening. Five others were injured, two seriously, m the incident, which occured at about 6.30 p.m. Most of them were stabbed m the chest with brokenNST - 100 words
-
163 1984-05-23 13 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. Malaysian Foreign Minister Tan Sri Ghazali Shafie told a news conference today that he will visit China for one week from next Tuesday for talks on Cambodia and other matters. He said his talks with Chinese Foreign Minister Wu Xueqian and otherBernama; AP - 163 words
-
-
Page 13 Advertisements
-
Advertisement448 1984-05-23 13 Jakarta Week at the Hilton V^fl' I w n Jafy <PW»^MMMIfc ifc^M ■Bi'pi^BßMSl Ws li HB/ y 9B L-jlshß^ B^^l^Jir^^^^^B^^BßL tB *^Hj *s m.M -^'IP*^ Mfttf^iifiii*--^ j^ M>^^n < lß^4r ■f^' 3 lHBr^*' il^aOlSßf'iß^Z^ vs-^^ SI /IPWJk tHnHSW .fl^BflßL^BM^l^^Bk 'V-IHIBK Ink BKißM^itfßfdßßiHl^ii^ "I r A /^\x\ BW* Jt3 ««SuLJBKPnBjBBHp'7^BK^BBP^SIK/^aßi^BF X'K448 words
-
-
Page 14 Advertisements
-
Advertisement486 1984-05-23 14 MQIiM _______H_______ _b___H _bb___b_B y|ui/i ___l _>■ "V U £I&P±\. ]hm£ > I ,^^^BW V_l _______t~~^~-^'t___' ———I tL V^ I *»__l_''__k |'k_.. N»>'"V >»__ V > \V~* -i' J__S A _U J^^r^*~~°~*~'"^'~~~ r X, Hi) P^_- ■/Q-^'V •I^s ">■■---- '%,^B ii|B^ !/f _BBJ| I 4^> __ü ßl_r «v| wW Py486 words
-
-
Page 15 Advertisements
-
Advertisement132 1984-05-23 15 The good looks may attract you. A test drive will convince you. That's one of the reasons Toyota Corona is one of the most JW M And beneath the aerodynamic body is a 'Super f^gggg^^g^ v. Specifications may be sub/ecf to change. I ..-..v^>>^>-^x.^^^ _uljjj_ JM^Wlff^^^^^ ii^MiiriMlMlllllWWWßii 1 J T132 words
-
-
Page 16 Advertisements
-
Advertisement1034 1984-05-23 16 1 THE LEADER THE PREVIEWS PREMISES HG3rtlinGS DAMNED A -4/r/n Toffler f^L^HfjfigS Co/in Forbes hUaVW^AW First there was Tuture Shock -T hen TEENAGE ROMANCE mmtk flliß In l9i:] Hitler was at the height of his '^■■k^i^^Si came The Third Wave Xow Alvin C II I powers. After 13 March 1943,1,034 words
-
-
TIMESCOPE
-
Article, Illustration313 1984-05-23 17 CHAN ENG CHENG - Can the tide be stemmed? CHAN ENG CHENG THE police and the Board of Film Censors have once again stepped up action against operators who persist m dealing m illegal video tapes. How successful can they be? Stories by Various actions to check the problem jm LAST year, when the313 words
-
Article, Illustration201 1984-05-23 17 The legal operators do send some of their tapes to the board for vetting. But meanwhile, their business thrives on tapes obtained from "suppliers" who do not go through the board. While most tapes are passed without cuts, there are others which do not escape the201 words
-
Article, Illustration527 1984-05-23 17 SHORT of banning video cassette-recorders and video tapes altogether, it may be unrealistic to expect an absence of illegal operators. Those entrusted with the control of the spread of objectionable material can only do just that check the spread and growth. But this does527 words
-
417 1984-05-23 17 The ABCs of the illegal tape business "IT'S easily done," said an operator when asked how the illegal tape business works. "Go to the airport between 6 and 8 p.m. Watch the crowds emerging from more than 30 flights and the Customs men. "If you fly m then with one417 words
-
-
Page 17 Advertisements
-
Advertisement91 1984-05-23 17 1 '""iHljr i;ii!;M!l:: i; i;;;l; 5 ::;;;:;::;i '::::::::;;;::i: ;i:;::::: \'.':l\' 3 "'::::r::- Szechuan cuisine at the Meisan Restaurant comes to you m a delicious, sumptuous range. Every dish is an exquisite creation and authentic to the last ingredient. Dine on such servings of genuine Szechuan specialities as Camphor Smoked Duck,91 words
-
Advertisement368 1984-05-23 17 a golden mmm OPPORTUNITY wBHI AWAITS YOU igH At the junction of North Bridge Road/ HHHHHHB Arab Street/ Ophir Road/ Victoria Street 1 Ceiling fountain Poh Heng Jewellery, American Hamburger and Fast Food Abundant carpark lots Restaurants will be opening here soon. I g3miSertfSop&>nt Big Shopping Crowd. Limited units available368 words
-
-
484 1984-05-23 18 The Straits Times says Not just any business THE year is 1995. As Singaporeans are about to make their way to work, by the MRT or whatever, along comes this commercial over SBC Radio One: "Thinking of getting rid of your appendix? Why not consider Toa Pay oh Hospital? Toa484 words
-
Article, Illustration1728 1984-05-23 18 LAN DAVIDSON m LONDON - LAN DAVIDSON m LONDON Authors do not see much hope at London talks By THE SPRING comes round again, and with it a quickening of bureaucratic activity m the capitals of the seven major industrialised countries, m preparation for the 10th Western Economic Summit1,728 words
-
Article, Illustration671 1984-05-23 18 The Art Buchwald column IT was admittedly a body blow to the West when the Soviets pulled out of the Olympics, but it was nothing compared to what happened when the news reached Mongolia. It wasn't easy to persuade Outer Mongolia's only long-distance runner that he wasn'tLA Times - 671 words
-
Page 18 Advertisements
-
Advertisement285 1984-05-23 18 .JiU unfold its tmyjorth J^^ V <2 wJL A X /Mr The ReversoThe world's first reversible watch is now a Jaeger-LeCoultre bestseller. Cosil Marketing Pte. Ltd. Tel: *****77 3rd Asian International Electronic Communications Show Conference HtJßßsc^r^^<2Mi Ist South East Asian Business, Office Communications, tt^Jßj P^^^^ST Hardware Software Show Conference P^^^N.285 words
-
-
FORUM
-
224 1984-05-23 19 Raja has not answered my question MR S. Rajaratnam seems incapable of understanding questions asked of him. I asked him a sim--1)le question. How many ibel suits has the Workers' Party brought before it brought the action against him? I should have thought this question would have been clear even224 words
-
Letter101 1984-05-23 19 job I REFER to the letter "Management corporations Residents should show more interest" by "A Subsidiary Proprietor". (ST, May 8). Repainting specifications should consist of two parts: (a) Surface preparation: The removal of all loose and flaking materials by scraping back to a firm edge. Moulds,101 words
-
303 1984-05-23 19 I REFER to the report, "Mental illness becoming less common" (ST, May 21), of an address I made at the opening of the Fifth Asian Regional Symposium on Psychotropic Medication. I would like to correct a wrong impression which your headlines303 words
-
Letter51 1984-05-23 19 I REFER to the letter "Deposit has not been refunded" by "Captive User". (ST, April 30). The writer has since confirmed that he has received the deposit refund. The board apologises to "Captive User" for the delay m refunding the deposit. CHOO WAI CHAN (MRS) PRO Public Utilities51 words
-
Letter, Illustration485 1984-05-23 19 We can be more courteous on the road ROAD courtesy is only practised sporadically when the mood is right. Perhaps we don't view it as essential. What most of us seldom realise is that road courtesy is more than just isolated behaviour, or a485 words
-
361 1984-05-23 19 I WISH to thank your reader "Almost Fleeced Again", who wrote the letter "Water heater hunch" (ST, May 11), for highlighting what appears to be a common practice of shops selling instant water heaters. At the just-ended Homemakers exhibition, I got361 words
-
218 1984-05-23 19 Cert should list subjects taken WE are secretarial practice graduates from the National Institute of Commerce (NIC). On receiving our results, we have discovered that the subjects and results will not be listed m the certificate we will be getting m July. What is a secretarial certificate when no acknowledgement218 words
-
Replies
-
145 1984-05-23 19 Use the $12 whole day parking coupon I REFER to the letter from Mr John S. Wilson (ST, May 10) which complained about the long distance between the long-term parking lots at Changi Airport car park B and the terminal. The solution is for Mr Wilson to use the $12145 words
-
73 1984-05-23 19 PLEASE refer to the letter "Six months and still no keys" by Mr Peter Boyd. (ST, May 2). We wish to inform Mr Boyd that the keys of Apartment Block 108, Potong Pasir, have been issued to applicants progressively beginning from May 8. He is73 words
-
176 1984-05-23 19 Machinery should also be properly maintained IT IS interesting to note that the government has taken steps to ensure that tower crane drivers/ operators are trained and that they obtain a licence before they operate such "risky vehicles". There is no doubt this move will minimise accidents. I would, however,176 words
-
Letter69 1984-05-23 19 OUR public toilets stink, so people say, but what is more disgusting is that our cinema seats stink too. Imagine inhaling two-and-a-half to three hours of the stench (sweat and all) that has accumulated over the years. Since it is no longer a joy going to the69 words
-
-
-
Page 19 Advertisements
-
Advertisement321 1984-05-23 19 mm AZ,^fl IBs Mt f I^o3'°'. U^KPB^^^*J n extended tour^o Su&seq^- 15.00pm p dfl! ftr<^ s^° re 922 3 t German quality only costs 1050 No trade-in required! Why settle for less! Simple to operate Computer interface And yet sophisticated m performance. It can be upgraded to a word processor321 words
-
-
BACKGROUND
-
Article, Illustration701 1984-05-23 20 'People's watch' a new force in Philippine polls Namfrel defies odds m blunting ballot-rigging MANILA ONE of the great surprises m Monday's Philippine general elections, apart from the opposition's robust showing, was the emergence of a new electoral force volunteer poll guardians mounting a "people's watch." The 150,000-member National CitizensAFP - 701 words
-
773 1984-05-23 20 Thai money market severely shaken BANGKOK THE collapse or suspension within the past seven months of 12 private finance and real estate finance companies has severely shaken Thailand's money market, plunging public confidence m most finance firms to its lowest level m a decade. AtReuter - 773 words
-
-
Page 20 Advertisements
-
Advertisement408 1984-05-23 20 MANAG.NG i^UT' ARC CONFERENCES TE =ST xJtt^ INTERNATIONAL is organising a TWO-DAY WORKSHOP ON MANAGING TECHNOLOGICAL INNOVATION The author of this book, Mr. Brian Twiss will conduct a workshop on this topic. The workshop will contain the following topics: The process of technological innovation m business Strategies for R& D408 words
-
-
TIMESDOLLAR
-
In the market
-
Article, Illustration278 1984-05-23 21 THE local stock market turned better yesterday after the recent spate of selling, led by the finance sector, which saw many gains right from the start of the day's trading. Although investors were still nervous, most prices were quoted higher than overnight levels,278 words
-
Article37 1984-05-23 21 Singapore barometer Up Down Unch Industrials 56 39 21 Finance 14 3 2 Hotels 5 5 2 Properties 6 1 4 Plantations 10 5 0 Mining 3 1 2 Deb/Loans 1 2 5 Total 95 56 3637 words
-
Article42 1984-05-23 21 K.Lumpur barometer Up Down Unch Industrials 78 23 19 Finance 11 0 3 Hotels 1 0 0 Properties 6 4 1 Oil palms 8 0 0 Tins 10 3 4 Rubbers 17 6 0 Deb/Loans 1 0 0 Total 132 36 2742 words
-
Article79 1984-05-23 21 A FAIRLY strong rebound took most share prices higher at the Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange yesterday. The recovery followed two days of sharp losses. At the final bell, the 30-counter New Straits Times Industrial Ordinary Share Index pick- ed up 9.93 points to 1484.90. Total turnover rose to79 words
-
Article76 1984-05-23 21 Boustead Bhd 2 Gefllin 5 Nat unch n n Sh j t! C% c Guinness PMC unch S«ne Darby +6 CCM Ha T' Par DU T? S a E t C !l STradini +15 Co«S, W a f e -8 J2T +5 S CWP +1 Ounloplnd76 words
-
Article36 1984-05-23 21 INDICES Highs Lows Straits Times Business Times Industrial Composite 1983/84 High 1071.91 (8/2/84) 983.06 (8/2/84) 1983/84 Low 712.29 (5/1/83) 684.88 (4/1/83) All time High 1071.91 (8/2/84) 983.06 (8/2/84) All-time Low 74 75 (17/9/64) 550 78 (12/8/82)36 words
-
Chief price changes
-
Article65 1984-05-23 21 BMT 1600 1460 DKeramat 1200 +40 Kenuyan 585 +35 STPI97S 1100 +30 UOI 420 +26 A Enterprises 515 +25 KamuntiiiMc 780 +20 HLeonjCredH 725 +20 ICS 715 +20 Berjaya Kawat 490 +20 DBS 875 +15 ICB 675 +15 Kuala Sidhi 595 +15 Straits Tradmf 565 15 Esso 1340 +1065 words
-
Article58 1984-05-23 21 NST 2500 -100 Matsushita 1060 —50 BatuKawan 454 -36 fflkimon 550 —20 HumeM 510 -20 VanDerHorst 286 —20 YHS 218 -17 OUT 304 -14 X L Ind 50C 286 -12 YHSMsia 194 -11 MT C 78c 440 -10 UOF 300 —10 lion Corpn 221 —10 Kentucky Spore 452 —858 words
-
Article63 1984-05-23 21 May 21 May 22 BT Composite 840 74 845 61 BT Indicator *****18 *****79 BT 08/ OS 551 482 ST Industrials 930.43 932.17 ST Finance 2803 26 2822.50 ST Hotels ***** 931.09 ST Properties 614 99 617.36 ST Minings ***** 402 91 ST Plantations 2771 77 2779 09 OCBC63 words
-
Article18 1984-05-23 21 S Lond Wrts 582,000 F Merlin 477,000 UOL Wrts 326,000 Amal Steel 269,000 Sime Derby 253,00018 words
-
-
-
Article, Illustration579 1984-05-23 21 IRENE HOE - IRENE HOE By Small business i ALICIA and Peter Ling earn their living by word of mouth. Literally. Their business is communicating and helping others to communicate chiefly through short intensive seminars. Their most popular is a "How to Develop Advertising Strategy Systematically" seminar,579 words
-
329 1984-05-23 21 IRENE NGOO - Tuans Building to come under the hammer IRENE NGOO By TUNAS Building;, the 28-storey commercial complex m Anson Road, which has been going abegging for more than six months, is to be auctioned on June 28. It is Ukely to be the most expensive property to come under the auctioneers'329 words
-
short stops
-
Article63 1984-05-23 21 CHICAGO Continental Illinois Corp declined to divulge details of its board meeting on Monday other than to say recent events and available options were discussed. The regularly scheduled board meeting came only four days after Continental chairman David Taylor re- vealed the holding rompany is seekingReuter - 63 words
-
Article51 1984-05-23 21 BEIJING China is m the midst of an unprecedented advertising boom, with the China Daily reporting a 25 per cent increase m advertising expenses by companies. The English language newspaper said that Chinese companies had spent 234 million yuan (about ***** million) on advertising last year.AFP - 51 words
-
Article70 1984-05-23 21 SYDNEY The establishment of an offshore banking centre m Australia is inevitable but its success depends on a favourable tax environment, State Bank of New South Wales managing director Nick Whitlam said. He told an international banking conference on Asian banking here offshore banks are necessary if AustraliaReuter - 70 words
-
-
Article, Illustration397 1984-05-23 21 CHAN ENG CHENG - CHAN ENG CHENG Profit could have been higher if tickets were commercially priced By THE $2-million Arts Festival will end up with a profit of nearly $300,000 this year if all the tickets are sold. This figure would have been even higher397 words
-
262 1984-05-23 21 IF YOU find yourself constantly buried under memos, address and appointment books and note pads, help is on the way. For an ultra sophisticated telephone will help you locate a client's address or send out a memo all at the touch of a button.262 words
-
129 1984-05-23 21 KUALA LUMPUR The Kuala Lumpur Commodity Exchange (KLCE) has withdrawn emergency regulations enforced on the palm oil futures market since March 12, it said m a statement. The KLCE suspended trading and enforced emergency rules after a dispute arose when the exchange refused toReuter - 129 words
-
Article82 1984-05-23 21 Bat shares in market LONDON Eagle Star Holdings PLC has placed its holding of 13.9 million shares m Bat Industries PLC m the market at a fraction over 213 p (about 556.30) per share, a spokesman for the Bat Eagle Star group said. The sale was prompted by Bat's acquisitionReuter - 82 words
-
Article2982 1984-05-23 22 READERS should be aware of the limitations of this information. Not every transaction, nor every price dealt m at the Singapore and Kuala Lumpur stock exchanges, is necessarily covered m "business done". Further because all dealings at a particular price are grouped together, the table does2,982 words
-
Article2090 1984-05-23 22 INDUSTRIALS Alcom (2.285) Antah (1.978 1.995) (3) 1.92 (1) 1.93(1) 1.94(2) 1.96(1) 1.99(8) 1.97 AISB (5.058 5.1 OS) (5) 5 00 (2) 5.10 AMD (4.228 4.245) (5) 4.12 (1) 4.16(2)4.18(4)4.20(1) 4.24(8) 4.22 API (1.658) (5) 1.63 (5) 1.64 (22) 1 .66 (36) 1 .65 A5M(1.578)2,090 words
-
Article2894 1984-05-23 22 AH shares quoted have a par value of $1. unless otherwise specified. Adjusted for scrip/rifhts. N Tax-exempted dividend. ABN is traded m lots of 10 shares each, with the price quoted m dollars. 1984 Last Yield Vol Day High Low Company Sale Change ('OO(I) High Low2,894 words
-
Commodities
-
Article104 1984-05-23 23 THE KJXOBAR market traded between 5525.900 and 5525,839. The Far East gold market opened at U*****.50/ 380.00. Slight buying m the opening saw prices climbing to U*****.20/380.60, closing at U*****.70 380.20 for lunch. The afternoon market traded up to U*****.30/380.70, and closed at U*****.60/380. Source: Rothschild. The London gold104 words
-
Article28 1984-05-23 23 Ctainf prices COPPER £/tonne Mon Spot 1013 00 1014 00 (1001.00 1001 50) 3 months 1030.00— 1030 50 (1018 50-1019 00) Market tone: Firmer Sales: 28,250 tonnes28 words
-
Article19 1984-05-23 23 ALUM.N.UM *gR£« U^ Spot 899.50—900.00 (884.00—885.00) 3 months 917.00—917 50 (902.50-903 50) Market tone: Firmer Sales: 15.475 tonnes19 words
-
Article132 1984-05-23 23 MALAYSIAN crude palm oil prices eased on profittaking and short selling m moderately active trading, with uncertain Chicago soya futures dampening sentiment. PALM Closing prices Crude Ms/tonne palm oil May 1710 (central) ■1705 (south) Jun 1735 (south) Jul 1715 (south and central) Aug 1705 (central) Refined palm oil132 words
-
Article68 1984-05-23 23 THE Singapore rubber market closed slightly lower with June One RSS buyers quoted at 196.00 cents per kilo, down one cent from Monday. In Kuala Lumpur, the rubber market closed slightly lower at 220.75 cents per kilo for June Int One RSS buyers, down 0.25 cents from Monday. The68 words
-
Article48 1984-05-23 23 THE Straits Tin price m Penang remained at the International Tin Agreement's floor level of M 529.15 per kilo, with the buffer stock manager again providing most of the support. Turnover fell to 108 tonnes from 130 yesterday, and no foreign concentrates or rationing was noted.48 words
-
Article22 1984-05-23 23 SILVER Ciosin P*" USJ/troy oz Tues Man Singapore 915-921 912-917 Man Fri New York 9 09—9.14 910-915 Source Credit Swsse. Spore22 words
-
Article296 1984-05-23 23 FOB m bales RAS MRELB (S cents/kilo) (M cents/kSo) Noon Close Noon Close Int. 1 RSS prompt 195.50— 196.50N 195.50— 196 50N unq uno. Int. IRSS June 196.00-196.50 196.00-196.50 220 50-***** 220 75-***** Int. 1 RSS July 199.50-200.00 200.00—200 50 Int. 2 RSS June 195.50— 196 50N 195. 50-1296 words
-
Article401 1984-05-23 23 Noon closini prices MOO k( Coconut oil Bulk FOB 240.00 (sellers) Old drum FOB 253.00 (sellers) New drum FOB 257.00 (sellers) Copra Mixed (loose) 125.00 (buyers) Pepper Muntok White Asta FOB NLW 647 50 (sellers) Sarawak white fag FOB NLW 640.00 (sellers) Sarawak special black FOB NLW 350.00401 words
-
Article30 1984-05-23 23 GOLD US$/oz Tues Mon Singapore 379.90 380.30 379 70 380 20 Hongkong 379.60 380.00 380.20-380.60 Mon Fri New York 378.00-379.00 378.00 378.50 London 379.50 380 00 376.00 376.5030 words
-
-
Article351 1984-05-23 23 a round up of wire NEW YORK, Tues. Wall Street's stock prices retreated yesterday for the third day m a row amid concern over the current interest rate levels, the pace of US economic growth and increasing Middle East tensions. The Dow Jones Industrial Average fell 8.48 points351 words
-
Article77 1984-05-23 23 I I I I I I -I I I I Hongkong Hang Seng I Tuesday 923.77 (893.01) _j Week ago 924.07 Australian All-Ordinaries ~T Tuesday 700.4(714.7) Week ago 729.5 Australian Industrials Tuesday 967.4(977.7) Week ago 989.4 > Financial Times Industrials Monday 876.2 (874.4) Week ago 874.0 Dow Jones Industrials77 words
-
Article307 1984-05-23 23 May 22 HK$ Chance Associated Hotels 0 75S Bonk Of East Asia. 20 50 +0.7 Cheung Kong 8 30 +0 35 Chmo Light 10 90 +0 2 Cross Horb Tunnel 10 60 F E Consortium 0 405 +001 For East Exch Philex 0 050B G I Cement 8 50307 words
-
Article330 1984-05-23 23 May 22 Yen Charge A|inomoto 1050 +10 Ako, 432 -10 Amodo 1020-60 Asoh. Chem 575 +27 Asoh Gloss 705 -5 Bank Tk 545 +5 Bndgestone 564 -6 Canon 1 1 40 unch Casio Computer I 160 unch Citizen 495 5 D Nip Print 910 -50 D Nippon Screen Doiei330 words
-
Article65 1984-05-23 23 DETROIT Nissan Motor Company expects to increase its share of the world car market to 10 per cent by 1990 from last year's 8 per ceni, the trade paper Automotive News said. It reported Nissan's plan to build the Sentra subcompact car whose engine will be65 words
-
Article334 1984-05-23 23 May 22 Cents Change (flat) A C I 174 4 A N I 253 2 A P M 190 -5 Aberfoyle 580 unch Age 265 -3 All.ance Oil 60 -7 Allied Mill 220 unch Ampol Exp 353 -37 Arnpol Pet 170 -5 Am 562 -6 Ashton 100 -2 B334 words
-
Article249 1984-05-23 23 May 21 US$ Change Alcoa 32% -V, Allied Chem Cp 51 Allis-Chalmers 11% unch Am Tel Tel I5 7 4 Amax Inc 22% Amr Corp 30% unch Bethlehem Stl 21 unch Boeing Co 39 Burroughs Cp 50% -tt Caterpillar Co 42% -1* Chase Monhtn 43V* -1% Chrysler Cp249 words
-
Article582 1984-05-23 23 May 22 Pence Change INDUSTRIALS Allied-Lyons 162 -3 Ass Dairies 162 -6 BTRPLC 474 -10 Babcocks 152 -6 Barclays 477 -5 Beechams 313 -7 BICC 230 -5 Blue Circle 428 -2 BOC Group 265 -7 Boots 176 -1 Bowater 289 -7 BATS 213 -6 Britannia 74 -I BP 525582 words
-
Finance
-
Article223 1984-05-23 23 THE US dollar opened at 552.1135/45. Strong selling pushed the rate down to close at a low of 552. 1085/95. The greenback was quietly traded against major currencies. However, afternoon trading saw the dollar easing to close at the day's low. Against the Deutschemark, it opened at a high223 words
-
Article194 1984-05-23 23 Managers" prices for May 23 Singapore Unit Trust The Commerce 3.20— 3 40xd The Savings Fund 1 96— 2 08 Spore Png Fund 1.42-1.51 Spore Set. Fund 216—2 29 Spore Invest Fund 1.17—1.24 Spore Equity Fund 1 40— 1 48 Asia Unit Trust Mai Invest Fund 2 60—194 words
-
Article181 1984-05-23 23 Interbank Over the counter Foreign Local dollars to Foreign currency currency one unit of to Sslo foreign currency Australian dollar 1.9008 1 9038 5.34-5 23 Canadian dollar 1.6288—1.6302 6 19—6 09 NZ dollar 1.3642-1.3670 7.43-7 25 Sterling pound 2 9350 2.9385 3 44-3 38 US dollar 2.1085-2.1095 4.77-4.72181 words
-
-
Article, Illustration197 1984-05-23 23 Receipt of Export FCL containers and LCL cargo LCL Receiving Receiving Ship (Voyage) Arr Cargo Time Block Sea Prelude (26) 23/5(2300) TA3 0900 1 100 B 7 Annapurna (409) 24 5 (0100) TA3 1200 1300 B 2 Hermes Ace (13A) 24/5(0700) FSB 0900 1100,*****900 L 8 Axel MS197 words
-
Article, Illustration247 1984-05-23 23 Ships in port Vessel Berth Arr Dep Vessel Berth Arr Dep Pakartt Lima 302 23/5 255 Keppel Wharves i Poh Aik H-8 306 23 5 Straits Venture 20 aside 23 5 Vishva Kaurrudi 31/2 aside 24:5 Jurong Ocean Haver 35/6 a;side 23 5 indra Sakti 10 aside 23 5 ZhiHuYuan247 words
-
Article, Illustration347 1984-05-23 24 IRENE HOE - IRENE HOE Excluding associated companies' earnings By THE New Straits Times Press expects to earn M 547.3 million before tax for the year ending m three months' time if all goes well. Last year, the newspaper company's earnings before tax reached a record M347 words
-
275 1984-05-23 24 Industrial Oxygen IN YET another diversification move, Industrial Oxygen, the manufacturer of industrial and medical gases, is buying a palm oil plantation for M 521.4 million. Yesterday, the company announced that it was buying Perusahaan Mekassar (M) Sdn In the past four275 words
-
Article, Illustration244 1984-05-23 24 Cerebos Pacific FOOD company Cerebos Pacific has once again whetted the market's appetite with improved results. Group pre-tax profit increased by 10 per cent to $15.1 million for the six months ended last January. The better performance, where business improved244 words
-
266 1984-05-23 24 LONDON Harrisons Malaysian Plantations Bhd (HMPB), majorityowned by Permodalan Nasional Bhd, said it made recommended offers for 10 companies with plantation interests. Besides Permodalan, HMPB's shareholders are Harrisons and Crosfield PLC (about 30 per cent) and public shareholders (17 per cent), mainly mReuter - 266 words
-
Article, Illustration236 1984-05-23 24 Poor profits due extra expenses Yeo Hiap Seng YEO Hiap Seng Ltd has blamed Singapore's wet weather, among other things, for their poor sales and profits. The soft drink manufacturer suffered a trading loss of about half a million dollars for the six months to March 31 as compared with236 words
-
Article, Illustration292 1984-05-23 42 Ossie poser for Spurs LONDON, Tues MANAGER Keith Burkinshaw has one last important decision to make before he says goodbye to Tottenham. It is whether or not he can risk Ossie Ardiles m tomorrow's European Football Union (UEFA) Cup final second-leg tie against Anderlecht. The wrong answer could end Burkinshaw'sAFP - 292 words
-
Article, Illustration181 1984-05-23 42 McGhee moves to champs Hamburg HAMBURG, Tues. Scottish international striker Mark McGhee yesterday signed a three-year contract to play for reigning European and West German champions Hamburg for a fee of US$4OO,OOO ($840,000). The deal was announced at a news conference by Hamburg president Wolfgang Klein who said: "IReuter - 181 words
-
GOING...
-
Article146 1984-05-23 42 LONDON, Tues. Brighton manager Chris Cattlin has beaten Manchester United, and at least one other First Division club, m signing Frank Worthington, the 35-year-old former England soccer striker, on a free transfer from Southampton. Worthington, who has made a total of 692 League appearances, scoring 220 goals,AFP - 146 words
-
134 1984-05-23 42 SAO PAULO, Tues. Corinthians, of Brazil, confirmed yesterday that World Cup soccer star Socrates had been transferred to Italian club Fiorentina for US$2.7 million ($5.7 m). Club vice-president Sergio Terpins said Socrates, 30, would become a Fiorentina player when the first payment of USslm wasReuter; AP - 134 words
-
Article, Illustration213 1984-05-23 42 EINDHOVEN, Tues. Danish international soccer centre-forward Kenneth Brylle is to move from Belgian club Anderlecht to Dutch side PSV Eindhoven next season. Brylle, named on Sunday as a member of Denmark's squad for next month's European Championship finals, has signed a two-year contract with theAFP - 213 words
-
Article149 1984-05-23 42 LONDON, Tues. David Bassett, the manager who took Wimbledon into the English Second Division this season, will not be joining Crystal Palace. It was announced last week that Bassett had agreed to join Palace as manager following the departure of Alan Mullery, but after a meeting between Palace chairmanAFP - 149 words
-
440 1984-05-23 42 SOCCER SHORTS GARY Stevens and Derek Mountfield, from Everton's Football Association Cup- winning side, have been called up for the England squad for tomorrow's European Football Union Under-21 tournament second-leg final. Also recruited for the match against Spain at Bramall Lane, Sheffield, is Watford wingerRenter; AP; AFP - 440 words
-
-
210 1984-05-23 44 Claudia counts the marks in team dispute BONN, Tues. Claudia Kohde, winner of the West German Open women's tennis title m West Berlin on Sunday, said she did not plan to play for her country m the forthcoming Federation Cup because of a dispute over money. Claudia said she wasReuter - 210 words
-
Article114 1984-05-23 44 BADMINTON Yonex/F*N junior individual championships (SBA, 7.30 p. m.). BOWLING Carlsb«Tß Stars of Tomorrow (Kalians Bowler Drome, 9.30 a. m). HOCKEY Schools' A Div semis: RJC v Bartley (CSC, 9 a. m). SOCCER Spore Ex-Interna-tionals Invitation XI v FC Gronlngen (National Stadium, 7.30 p. m). BBHFL senior k.o.114 words
-
Article322 1984-05-23 44 SECOND seed Kelly Wee beat Lee Kok Leong 15-2, 15-4 m the first round of the men's singles event m the Yonex/F&N junior individual badminton championships at the Singapore Badminton Hall on Monday night. Top seed Hamid Khan received a bye to the next round.322 words
-
Article372 1984-05-23 44 AUSTRALIAN Olympic hopeful Donna Gould clocked a world-class time of 32 mm. 10 sec., m a national 10-kilometre road race m Melbourne. Donna's effort was 23 seconds faster than last year's winning time registered at the World Championships m San Diego. SOVIET Natalia Lissovskaia achieved the season'sReuter; AFP - 372 words
-
Article, Illustration309 1984-05-23 44 TAY CHENG KHOON - TAY CHENG KHOON Youths rush m to join tour team to New Zealand By SEVERAL teenagers have been included m the Singapore squash team for a training-cum-competition tour of New Zealand from May 29June 25. Those given the eleventh hour approval are Chew Kok Wye, the Republic's most309 words
-
Article299 1984-05-23 44 TAY CHENG KHOON - TAY CHENG KHOON Penalty-stroke rule effective at Sembawang 1984 GOLFERS taking part m the Tiger Open, starting at Sembawang tomorrow, should keep well away from the drains that cut across several fairways there. With effect from tomorrow, golfers sending shots into the drains on the first, third,299 words
-
Article282 1984-05-23 44 PETER SIOW - PETER SIOW BANGKOK, Tues. Singapore, who had already enjoyed two occasions of back patting, will be searching for more reasons to celebrate when they meet Thailand B to decide the Group B winners m the Coke Cup invitational Under-16 soccer championship at the National Stadium here282 words
-
Article171 1984-05-23 45 THE best of Singapore snooker will be on display tonight with the opening frames of the final of the 1984 Singapore Open Championship. The best-of-15 final, to be played over two evenings, will climax more than 130 frames of snooker m a tournament which began with 32171 words
-
Article, Illustration156 1984-05-23 45 Lav Weng Yew Age: 31. Single. Club: Chinese Swimming Club. Occupation: Public relations, building industry. Cue: 18 ounces, one piece which Lav borrowed from a friend seven years ago and later bought. Style: Steady, positional player, cool and156 words
-
441 1984-05-23 45 IT WAS clear from the word go that last night's semi-final between Lav Weng Yew and Richard Lim was going to be a toe-to-toe slugging match. The two were 49-49 on the colours m the first and it took a spectacular escape-cum-pot on441 words
-
Article, Illustration132 1984-05-23 46 HAVE you ever thought what you might do with $5,000? Go round the world on a package tour, perhaps, with a few dollars left over for holiday postcards? Furnish your apartment? Or buy a couple of Olympic tickets? When they decided to think big about the Games, they132 words
-
Article, Illustration451 1984-05-23 46 Chinese diver Chen is set to make a golden splash SHE has the same coquettish grin as Olga Korbut, and America hopes she will become the Little Red Riding Hood of the Olympics, making the world forget that the Russian wolf has stayed away. China's Chen Xiaoxia isn't451 words
-
Article, Illustration551 1984-05-23 46 Super Seb's back and planning a vanishing act THREE months ago, if you had suggested the possibility of another Olympic gold medal to Sebastian Coe, he'd have laughed, somewhat bitterly, m your face. Written off after a debilitating glandular disorder there were even a nightmare few551 words
-
Article, Illustration361 1984-05-23 46 Stage or sidelines is the big question for Soviet comrades FIDEL CASTRO will be puffing more pensively than usual on his Davidoff Corona this morning. For this is the day Cuba plan to announce whether or not they will be joining their Soviet comrades on the sidelines m361 words
-
Article, Illustration639 1984-05-23 47 TAY CHENG KHOON - TAY CHENG KHOON Nervous wreck ...then Kelly's on the crest of a wave 4 I'm worse than an expectant father. You know, one of the qualities which has helped me m the sport is my cool. I'm never excited. ..before, during or after a race. I'm a639 words
-
Article, Illustration545 1984-05-23 47 GODFREY ROBERT - GODFREY ROBERT Presenting Singapore team By E*****1 He is confidante, friend, teacher of the art of life as well as the science of physics. He is also a swimming coach. He has been coaching his students to national and international prominence for 17 years. And his happiest545 words
-
Article698 1984-05-23 47 Janice Seah spotlights the swimmers whose dream is to make a big splash m Los Angeles ANG PENG SIONG It was truly amazing to know that a Singaporean woman, who was at Centrepoint, had not heard of Ang Peng Siong when he was awarded his plaque698 words
-
243 1984-05-23 47 J. RAJENDRAN - J. RAJENDRAN AFTER more than a year's search, the Singapore Rugby Union have finally found a coach for the national team. He Is Andrew Mark Unwell, 34, a major with the New Zealand Force stationed at Dieppe Barracks. Howell's assignment is likely to begin on243 words
-
Article215 1984-05-23 47 One down and two to go TAMPINES ROVERS cleared one of their last three hurdles for the National Football League Division One title m style last night when they beat Farrer Park Dynamos 3-1 at the Jalan Besar Stadium. Their remaining obstacles are Tiong Bahru and Changi Constituency, and wins215 words
-
347 1984-05-23 47 JOE DORAI - JOE DOR AI By SINGAPORE Ex-Interna-tionals received a pleasant surprise from the Football Association of Thailand yesterday. Besides their No. 1 striker, Piyapong Pueon, the Thais have also released Vorawan Chitavanich for tonight's Lotto Cup match against FC Groningen, of Holland, at the347 words
-
Article239 1984-05-23 47 SEVEN strikes m a row, followed by a nine spare m the eighth, another two strikes and a seven split. That was Tan Seng Chuan's fiery form as he sent the pins scattering on his way to a fifth-game score of 263, bagging the highest239 words
-
Article103 1984-05-23 47 Republic turn the tide BAD luck continued to haunt Singapore m their last match against Kelantan m the Malaysian Hockey Federation Under-23 competition m Malacca. But the youngsters showed steely determination, rallying from a goal down, to edge out Kelantan 3-2 for ninth position and their only victory m the103 words
-
Article23 1984-05-23 47 HWA CHONG Junior College beat Temasek Junior College 3-1 m the National Schools' A Division hockey semi-finals at Farrer Park yesterday.23 words
-
Article56 1984-05-23 47 ROBERT Ong, one of Singapore's promising rugby players, will bo out of action for about three months because of a neck injury. The 16-year-old national winger suffered the injury while playing for Raffles Ist XV against Johore English College m the annual Masacorale Cup match at56 words
-
-
Page 21 Advertisements
-
Advertisement254 1984-05-23 21 AARCAD IA Country-home greenery secluded jSSpSPH! B^^l^T^B Api >r< )ached \ia an avenue <>f rain "srrrT;r3 trees lnrou^ 1 a Q uiet neighbourhood PT:T":lS!rrS!r^:T^ar »Eisi|Lln tranquil panorama of landscaped W ••Ss^sSs*ily **"U S-^^HH gardens blending with the •*"^?ss?^ S^ v, r -<3 a&ZS Each block designed around a central L254 words
-
-
Page 22 Advertisements
-
Advertisement241 1984-05-23 22 for the first time ever m Southeast Asia 2 Unique Exhibitions Date: 23-27 May 1984 Time: 1200 2100 hrs Venue: Wisma MCA, K.L. MALAYSIA PROPERTY SHOWCASE '84 The region's largest single property fair staged specifically for the investing public and the discriminating home owner. On parade will be the projects241 words
-
-
Page 24 Advertisements
-
Advertisement1103 1984-05-23 24 Join K\» i.isivk group of investors who have discovered a simple way of picking high performance stocks. These informed individuals are making dramatic capital gains on stock markets throughout the world. Each and every week expert analysts provide Stock market insider' news. Latest international business trends. Buy and sell recommendations.1,103 words
-
Advertisement150 1984-05-23 24 Higher rates A of interest for your deposits at Chase Manhattan Bank Fixed Deposits 1 month 7V 2 o/ ODa (Minimum S$10,000) M I£* I U \J.G. 2 months 7 1 2 %Da (Minimum S$10,000) f I£* I U \JmCkm 3 months 7 1 A%0a (Minimum 555,000) U |J.CI. r150 words
-
-
Page 25 Advertisements
-
Advertisement1801 1984-05-23 25 TELEPHONE SERVICE: RATES: CLASSIFICATION GUIDE Monday Friday 9.00 am 5.30 pm I Ordinary Isl 00 per word (Mm $1 5 00) I O c /^(V (5.00 pm for next day) V Entertainment A Food guide p 25 .^^^^a*. m w^^^^m e^^^^^^. Saturday 9.00 am 3.00 pm c $19 00 per1,801 words
-
Advertisement701 1984-05-23 25 27 Wanted ABSOLUTELY HIGHEST PRICES offered for your gold, diamond, jewellery, watches and pawnshop tickets. Telephone: *****9, *****9 Address: #03-02, Third floor, People's Park Centre. Singapore. WE PURCHASE PRECIOUS metals (gold, silver, palladium, platinum etc), precious gems and other precious collections m any type and form. *03-97G, 3rd floor, Golden701 words
-
Advertisement569 1984-05-23 25 28 Health Centres/ 28 Health Centres/ Massage Massage WELCOME TO OPEN DAILY: r\\j 10 AM TO 11 PM r\V •-''T Massage Cv^ (\p Sauna Bath 7 < Rub Back SaUna Facial 'Manicure I tn tmt hot <bOTt I Chunt Ban Mwen i TT"" \~j 51 Goldhill Plaza, i— \M\ #03-09569 words
-
Advertisement224 1984-05-23 25 35 House Cleaning/ Painting ALWAYS CALL *****10 for cornmerical/industrial cleaning, carpet shampooing, floor polishing, parquet sanding/varnishing, painting, tree/grass cutting, rubbish removal, etc. Starlight will be glad to be of service to you. A BETTER CARPET Shampooing, steaming, painting, parquet varnishing, floor polishing. Tel: *****95/ *****38 Caldeco Cleaning. CLEANING AND MAINTENANCE224 words
-
Advertisement660 1984-05-23 25 36 House Renovation/Repair/Decor f General Renmtlon Work Aluminium doors Windows Painting Ceiling Plumbing Cabinets Ftoortog Electrical Fencing SETTE CONSTRUCTION CO. 322A, Jalan Besar (0820) (HDB Lie. CR 3125) Specialists m Renovation Work for HDB/Private Apartments. Working on your budget. Planning/Designing by Interior Designers. Assurance genuine materials/ workmanship c Compatible price660 words
-
Advertisement1364 1984-05-23 25 ■r A FACTORY HAS over-produced B some exercise equipment and B is offering them at bargain X prices. If they fit your requireB ments, snap them up at classiI Kp fication 60. 36 House Renova- 36 House Renova- 50 Off ice Equipment/ Supplies FOR SALE, SECOND hand Adler, Olympia Olivetti1,364 words
-
-
Page 26 Advertisements
-
Advertisement487 1984-05-23 26 53 Computer Products/Services TODAY S OFFER 10AM 9PM Silenl Drive $330, System price $1583, Ol $1825. or $3211. Of $3695 i.r $3700 or $3900 or EARLY BOOKING FOR HOLIDAY COMPUTING Encouraging offer foi COPAM-PC--301-XT, PANDA PC. MULTITECH \pple oi IBMPC compatible) With quality control, CORONA, «:.HARLIE can provide longer guarantee487 words
-
Advertisement648 1984-05-23 26 54 Book-keeping/ Secretarial/ Answering/ Translation Services TYPING WORD Processing, services for letters, resumes, addresses, stencll/cyclostyling i'n vate Secretarial services 24 hours answering service |25 felex service $5 p.m. (maintenance fee) Mailing service $10 p in Contact :CW(KIBH 55 Commercial Vessels FOR SALE OR CHARTER 1) one unit utility (multi purpose)648 words
-
Advertisement737 1984-05-23 26 60 Business Opportunities OVERPRODUCTION siock lot of exercise equipment at factory prices: 1. Mini Trampolins 34 m $35: 40 In. $45 2. Cycle Exerciser $69 3. Aerobic Swing $299 4. Power Rower $79 TO view call: *****40 or *****78 RACE HORSE NAMED ■MUTUAL AGREEMENT 1 (Formerly "SINGAPORE RIVER") 4 years'737 words
-
Advertisement688 1984-05-23 26 FinS AN EXPANDIN G ADVERTISING H| I LJB firm has vacancies for a Dell If gm signer/Draughtsman and an I ■I LJLV Artist. If you have a creative QP mind and don't mind working am mr** on g hours, you'll draw a good m salary working with them. .;$m- Read688 words
-
Advertisement369 1984-05-23 26 66 Situations Vacant a) Professional/ Executive WANTED FULL-TIME BASIC COMPUTER PROGRAMMING TEACHERS (To teach Theory Practical) Minimum qualification: C G CERT. SALARY: NEGOTIABLE Interested candidates please call Mary at Tel. No. *****26 Law firm require* LEGAL ASSISTANT Preferably with experience m litigation and conveyancing. Salary will commensurate with experience and369 words
-
Advertisement344 1984-05-23 26 66 Situations Vacant c) Tutorial YWCA OUTRAM CENTRE 254, Outram Road Singapore 0316 invites applicants for: ASSISTANT TEACHERS c GCE O' Level with 3 credits including English, c Minimum salary $340. Apply m writing with telephone number to The Secretary by 29th May, 1984. IMMEDIATE ASSIGNMENTS IN Jurong. Tampines, Katong,344 words
-
Advertisement430 1984-05-23 26 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant c) Secretarial/Clerical c) Secretarial/Clerical CONFIDENTIAL ASSISTANT I A leading Shipping Agency requires a Confidential I Assistant, aged between 22 28 years, to assist the Operations Manager m cargo co-ordination with member lines of various consortia, assisting m container inventory control, issuing container release orders430 words
-
Advertisement352 1984-05-23 26 SINGAPORE AIRCRAFT INDUSTRIES SAI is a group of companies involved m the aircraft industries. We invite YOU to apply for the post of: Stenographer Minimum 3 GCE 'O' levels, including English language Shorthand 80 wpm and typing speed 35 wpm A few years' relevant experience Clerk/Typist GCE 'O' level Knowledge352 words
-
Advertisement358 1984-05-23 26 66 Situations Vacant c) Secretarial/Clerical SEEL Subsidiary of Singapore Aircraft Industries A leading electronic engineering company invites applications for the position of: RECEPTIONIST (for its operations m Sembawang) c GCE O" Level c Pleasant personality with good command of English c Some working experience m operating a PABX switchboard is358 words
-
Advertisement455 1984-05-23 26 i 66 Situations Vacant c) Secretarial/Clerical i A leading Computer System House is expanding its operation and requires the following qualified staff to complement its administrative operation. 1. ASSISTANT ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICER c HSC or 5 GCE 'O' levels with credit m English. c Some working experience preferred. c Able to455 words
-
-
Page 27 Advertisements
-
Advertisement473 1984-05-23 27 66 Situations Vacant c) Secretarial/Clerical A well established trading manufacturing company requires A) FEMALE SECRETARY Chinese GCE A' or O' level Ability to wor k independently B) FEMALE GENERAL CLERK GCE O' level Able to type Must be bi-lingual C) FEMALE ACCOUNTS CLERK GCE O' level LCCI Intermediate Accounting D)473 words
-
Advertisement410 1984-05-23 27 66 Situations Vacant c) Secretarial/Clerical CHUBB SINGAPORE PTE LTD. requires a Minimum qualification 'O' level with knowledge of shorthand/typing Minimum 1 -2 years' experience preferred Please aDDIv with full resume stating current salary ana contact telephone toThe Managing Director 207, Kallang Banru Singapore 1233. Trading Company m Jurong requires: SENIOR410 words
-
Advertisement508 1984-05-23 27 66 Situations Vacant c) Secretarial/Clerical ORCHARD RENT-A-CAR has immediate vacancy for COUNTER RECEPTIONISTS Requirements: Singapore citizens between 18 to 25 years of age GCE 'O' level Ability to type and communicate well with people of all walks of life Possession of a valid Class 3 Driving Licence will be advantageous508 words
-
Advertisement406 1984-05-23 27 86 Situations Vacant c) Secretarial/Clerical INDIAN OVERSEAS BANK requires: CLERKS CUM TYPISTS Minimum qualification 4 Levels Interested applicants to submit rosume stating salary expected, telephone contact number and enclosing recent photograph to: THE ASSISTANT GENERAL MANAGER INDIAN OVERSEAS BANK 10 COLLYER QUAY 05-02/0'!, OCEAN BUILDING SINGAPORE 0104 NAKATANI SOGYO urgently406 words
-
Advertisement612 1984-05-23 27 66 Situations Vacant c) Secretarial/Clerical Established European Insurance Company invites applications for the post of: CLERK/ TYPIST Qualifications: OCE O' Level, with a credit m both English and Mathematics I Ability to type essential I Starting salary SMOO I Those interested should apply I THE ADVERTISER I MAXWELL ROAD P612 words
-
Advertisement583 1984-05-23 27 66 Situations Vacant c) Secretarial/Clerical Joint venture airconditioning company invites applications for the post of ACCOUNTS CLERK Requirements: c Knowledge of Bookkeeping. c To perform general accounting duties particularly debtors control. Interested applicants please call personally or write m with full particulars to: The Personnel Manager A.C.E. DAIKIN (S) PTE583 words
-
Advertisement609 1984-05-23 27 66 Situations Vacant c) Secretarial/Clerical An international joint-venture company operating m Jurong manufacturing precision steel tubes wishes to recruit ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT CUM PERSONNEL (K'K A' Level Certificate. Minimum Ito 2 years relevant experience m similar capacity. c Well versed m local labour laws. Good communication skills. Interested applicants please call609 words
-
Advertisement566 1984-05-23 27 i I 66 Situations Vacant c) Secretarial/Clerical Receptionist GCE 3 'O' levels No experience required Bilingual m English and Mandarin languages Interested applicants, please call the Personnel Department at *****88 for an interview appointment. SINGAPORE FOOD INDUSTRIES PTE. LTD. requires GENERAL CLERKS GCE. O' level c some knowledge of typing566 words
-
Advertisement631 1984-05-23 27 66 Situations Vacant c) Secretarial/Clerical Contractor and import/export company requires one FEMALE PURCHASING OFFICER c Experience m building materials. Umber, hardware, electrical machinery c 2-3 years' experience Interested, please call: *****56/7 or come personally to: 18, LORONG AMPAS SINGAPORE 1232 DELIVERY CLERKS c Mm Sec 3 education m English. c631 words
-
Advertisement578 1984-05-23 27 ■^^^^^^^^^^^^^^e^^^^Pa^e^p^^——^^™ 66 Situations Vacant I c) Secretarial/Clerical Trading firm urgently requires: FEMALE GENERAL CLERKS c GCE O' level. c Typing: 35 to 40 wpm c Knowledge of slmpleaccount.s preferred Call personally at: No. 8, Jalan Kilang Timor Off Jalan Bukit Merah Kewalram House -02-01 Singapore 0315 TEL: *****02/ 3 URGENTLY578 words
-
-
Page 28 Advertisements
-
Advertisement651 1984-05-23 28 66 Situations Vacant c) Secretarial/ Clerical MALE OR FEMALE STORE CLERK At leasl luca tion Work 8 30am to 150 p m Mon Salary minimum Interested please call or write m (or j an interview at 3 Gul Street 1 Singapore 2262 TEL: *****44 NEW SEVENTH STOREY HOTEL requires FRONT651 words
-
Advertisement851 1984-05-23 28 66 Situations Vacant c) Secretarial/Clerical PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS FIRM require Audit Accounts ('lnks Appl) with contact telephone number ami expected salary to: Mi Yong, 257, Selegte Road 17-281. sHeme Complex, Singapore 0718. TRANSPORT COMPANY REQUIRES General clerk. Wharl clerk and Documentation Clerk with class 2 or 3 licence With experience preferred851 words
-
Advertisement753 1984-05-23 28 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant j f) Sales t) Sales S) Sales mk v Sales Assistants We are looking for bright, energetic, outgoing staff who are interested m an enjoyable job, a solid career with training and good future prospects. Our outline requirements are: Minimum Secondary753 words
-
Advertisement447 1984-05-23 28 ATTENTION JOB SEEKERS!!! A RARE OPPORTUNITY AWAITS YOUI If you want a Rewarding and Successful career, come and discuss with us. REQUIREMENTS: Above 18 years of age and with outgoing personality. Academic qualifications is not the criteria but one should be able to speak fluent English and Mandarin. CAREER PLAN:447 words
-
Advertisement382 1984-05-23 28 66 Situations Vacant Sales JHHMHH requires WELDING SALES REPRESENTATIVES GCE O Level. Completed full-time N.S. Possess Class 3 driving licence Sales experience an advantage. Please write to: ATOMARC WELDING SUPPLIER PTE LTD Inchcape House 450/ 452 Alexandra Road Singapore 0511 Required 10 FEMALE SALES PROMOTERS for a new exciting fashion382 words
-
Advertisement599 1984-05-23 28 66 Situations Vacant S) Sales i Well established Swedish I Company requires SALES REPRESENTATIVES for Its new department. Requirements: Secondary education F.xperience m sales, pleasant personality Age between 20 35 years old Interested applicants, please call personally to: 865 Mountbatten Road 05-44. Katong Shopping Centre I (Above Katong Emporium) Tel:599 words
-
Advertisement723 1984-05-23 28 66 Situations Vacant Sales SALES EXEC. REP. Marine electrical supplier requires Sales Exec Rep. c Musi be In Marine Field. c Must have driving licence, preferably own car. c Sales experience not necessary, relationship with Shipyards Important. Interested please phone: *****02 for appointment Sole agent requires: SALES REPRESENTATIVES EXECUTIVES c723 words
-
Advertisement586 1984-05-23 28 66 Situations Vacant f) Sales part-time sales beauty Consultants required fur Nalurade Cosmetic ('mod commission and incentives plus $450 kit bag as a sample skin treament and faClal available Please call Mrs Rosie: *****02 PART-TIME SALES REPRESENTATIVES required Ciood commission. Candidates with some concepts m computer preferred but not essential586 words
-
Advertisement416 1984-05-23 28 66 Situations Vacant g) Technical I We are looking for:ASSISTANT PRODUCTION TECHNICIANS The Job To provide full shift cover on a stage and assist m the operation of the chemical process and the handling of the materials and equipment. Requirements Over 24 years old Secondary education Some working experience Able416 words
-
-
Page 29 Advertisements
-
Advertisement490 1984-05-23 29 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant g) Technical g) Technical EUROPE We invite suitably qualified candidates to fill the positions of: DRAUGHTSWOMAN ITC m Electronics or Mechanical Engineering with an aptitude for electronics and mechanical drawings Minimum 3 years experience m drafting, preferably m circuit diagram drawings ELECTRONIC TECHNICIANS ITC490 words
-
Advertisement510 1984-05-23 29 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant g) Technical g) Technical KING King Radio Corporation, a leading manufacturer of Electronic communication navigation equipment for aircraft marine applications have an immediate requirement for: ELECTRONIC TECHNICIANS ITC m Electronic Engineering with about 1 year's experience or equivalent NTC 3 m Electronic Servicing with510 words
-
Advertisement392 1984-05-23 29 66 Situations Vacant g) Technical Join Us for a better career PREMIER MILK (S) PTE LTD m Jurong requires NTC 3 m Electrical Fitt ing and installation or Electronics Servicing 1 year experience m electrical or electronics work Those without the required technical qualification (NTC 3) but with at least392 words
-
Advertisement420 1984-05-23 29 66 Situations Vacant g) Technical Tr "H F QQ ij YAMAZAKI CONSTRUCTION (S) PTE LTD has immediate vacancies for Minimum 2 years experience Possess VITB Certificate Valid driving licence Malaysians are also welcome Minimum 2 years experience Completed NS Ability to perform overtime regularly Malaysians are also welcome Interested, please420 words
-
Advertisement570 1984-05-23 29 66 Situations Vacant g) Technical We are a Building Construction Firm currently we have vacancies for:A. SITE SUPERVISOR Possess a Building or Civil Engineering Diploma. Minimum 1 \'l years' experience at site Stipulated qualifications may be waived if candidate have extensive site experience. B. ACCOUNTS CLERK c GCE O' Level570 words
-
Advertisement503 1984-05-23 29 66 Situations Vacant g) Technical As our Service Department is expanding, we have immediate vacancies for the posts of TRAINEE TECHNICIANS to assist m installation and routine maintenance work on CATV/KTS. c OCE'O' level. c No experience required. c Completed NS. Interested applicants please write m giving contact telephone number503 words
-
Advertisement407 1984-05-23 29 66 Situations Vacant g) Technical I Established electrical engineering i company is inviting applications for the post ofSERVICE TECHNICIANS (Electronics) c CJK3 itc m Electronics or similar c Install, service and repair of telephone systems and radio communication equipment c Must have Hands-on' experience with Electronics components c Knowledge of407 words
-
Advertisement591 1984-05-23 29 66 Situations Vacant g) Technical An expanding plastic in|ection mould manufacturing firm requires 1) PLASTIC MOULD DESIGNER c Preferably with relevant experience 2) PRECISION PLASTIC MOULD-MAKERS Minimum 2to 3 years' experience Please call at: 12, Lorong Bakar Batu =01-05, Kolam Ayer Ind. Est. Singapore 1334 Tel: *****20/*****00. A progressive and591 words
-
-
Page 30 Advertisements
-
Advertisement435 1984-05-23 30 66 Situations Vacant i g) Technical SHIP DESIGN DRAUGHTSMEN required by Marine Consultants, engaged m ship designs. DrauKhtuiK experience m shipyard consultant firm essential Attractive saiarj benefits will he dt l l' ted for the right persons Apply m writing with lull details and contact telephone number to: S T435 words
-
Advertisement270 1984-05-23 30 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant Production h) Production h) Production Operator I Attention Boys and Girls m Lim Chu Kang and Choa Chu Kang area Here we come to welcome you to work m our fully air-conditioned factory with good pay and etc. between 9 am270 words
-
Advertisement323 1984-05-23 30 female Production Operators !p4UO after 3 mths X Ist shift 7.30 am 4.48 pm Sj 2nd shift 5.00pm 11.00pm N (normal) S» sj Jp4"Oo after 3 mths 2nd shift 5.00pm I.ooam V (extended) o female X Inspectors 1 !S vp4^U after 3 mths V 2nd shift 5.00pm 11.00pm O (normal)323 words
-
Advertisement503 1984-05-23 30 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant h) Production h) Production NEMIC-LAMBDA m^^\ An excellent company £mbhJ^ with worldwide networks invites you to join us as 1. STORE RECEIVING CLERK Minimum Sec. 3 education At least 1 year relevant experience 2. QA/QC/TESTER StartingPays42s-$445 Experience m similar position m electronics industries Primary503 words
-
Advertisement246 1984-05-23 30 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant h) Production h) Production requires "MALE /FEMALE PRODUCTION OPERATORS We offer^ V 5 day week (8.00 am 5.20 pm) FREE transport provided or 100% subsidy $25 full attendance $10 meal allowance NO shift or scope work Fringe benefits: Paid holiday sick annual marriage maternity246 words
-
Advertisement210 1984-05-23 30 66 Situations Vacant i h) Production i SMITH CORONA Presents its latest Q revised salaries Us! up to &>, upon confirmation hJ ill after 6 months I m IN ADDITION YOU'LL GET W $2001 after 3 months uiiUU C after a further If you join between Q April 2, 1984210 words
-
Advertisement286 1984-05-23 30 66 Situations Vacant h) Production NMB SINGAPORE UMTED BE A PART OFUSLet us help you to a good start m your career You will enjoy: Shift Allowance ($3 for 2nd shift and $S for 3rd shift) Salary increase after 3 months Attendance Awards Life Insurance Coverage Opportunities for Overseas Training286 words
-
-
Page 31 Advertisements
-
Advertisement229 1984-05-23 31 66 Situations Vacant h) Production Here's your SS chance to grow with us. Join one of the world's largest fridge compressor makers also one SS of Singapore's fastest growing companies as:— PRODUCTION OPERATORS S Male $510.00 S5 Female $460.00 Requirements: Preferably male applicants who have completed National Service Able to229 words
-
Advertisement396 1984-05-23 31 66 Situations Vacant h) Production An established Japanese 4 manufacturing firm has immediate A m REQUIREMENTS: M L Age 16 years above with Primary 6 JA education Preferably Chinese BENEFITS. -4W Attractive starting fe salary jB& t Increment after confirmation Transport allowance Attendance incentive 5-day working week No scope work396 words
-
Advertisement606 1984-05-23 31 66 Situations Vacant h) Production SECTION LINE LEADERS required immediately Start at $495 p.m. (inclusive allowances) No shift work (Bam to 5.30pm Must have scope work experience. 2 Increments per year, c 13th month bonus. c Medical/dental and hospitalisation benefits plus insurance coverage. c Annual leave. Maternity/marriage leave, c Education606 words
-
Advertisement814 1984-05-23 31 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant 1) Miscellaneous 1) Miscellaneous l) Miscellaneous Owing to expansion m our operations and promotion from within the company, we invite applications for the positions of: RENTAL REPRESENTATIVES (Counter Sales) Candidates must be: Bright, cheerful, self-confident and be able to work independently814 words
-
Advertisement515 1984-05-23 31 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant I) Miscellaneous i) Miscellaneous CROWN CORK SEAL (SINGAPORE) CO. LTD. jA A multi-national manufacturing company m Jurong has vacancies for: I1 ELECTRICIAN I I THE JOB: To carry out repairs, service and install electncial equipment REQUIREMENTS: NTC 3 m Electrical Fitting Installation Minimum 2515 words
-
Advertisement540 1984-05-23 31 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant I) Miscellaneous I) Miscellaneous r s~s publuhma Jbu (A Member of The Times Organisation) requires (1) GENERAL CLERK Requirements: 3 GCE. O' levels including English Able to type 35 w.p.m. (2) DESPATCH RIDER Requirements: Class 2 driving licence At least one year's experience (3)540 words
-
Advertisement340 1984-05-23 31 isetan singapore-tokyo ORCHARD PETIT MONDE CAFE has Immediate vacancies for the following positions:A) CAFE ASSISTANT (Male) to help m the preparation of snacks, sandwich**, dessert* and to help out m related kitchen work. Age 18 —24 years c Singapore citizens Secondary education c Able to work on shifts Experience not340 words
-
-
Page 32 Advertisements
-
Advertisement416 1984-05-23 32 66 Situations Vacant i) Miscellaneous A large watch manufactur I ing company m Marsiling Estate has vacancies for: FEMALE [operatives! Possess Primary 6/ Secondary GCE O' level Malaysians are welcome "male [operatives Possess Secondary 2 education and above Able to perform 2 shift duties; morning 6 afternoon shifts Completed N.S416 words
-
Advertisement314 1984-05-23 32 66 Situations Vacant I i I I) Miscellaneous Trans-Island Bus Services (Pte) Ltd Don't Let This Bus Pass You By! Daily salary range $16 -$20 Daily incentive allowance $3 $8 OMO allowance $4 per day Possess Class 4or 4A driving licence Daily salary range $12-$l3 Daily incentive allowance $2 $6314 words
-
Advertisement299 1984-05-23 32 66 Situations Vacant I) Miscellaneous AMERICAN T^ CLUB, a reputed I sports and recreational Mtok, clu^ J( )uires: 1 Waiter/ Waitress Pleasant personality desired. No experience required. 2. Asst.Cook (Coffee-House) Experience m simple Chinese and Western cooking. 3 Lounge Hostess Some experience as a lounge hostess. Must have knowledge of299 words
-
Advertisement343 1984-05-23 32 66 Situations Vacant ii Miscellaneous a^flt^% IcchnologN %J^o^o and Scr\ k v Opportunities for: STORE ASSISTANT/ TEMPORARY STORE ASSISTANTS M Lower Secondary edu yfl cation W± c At least 1 year's experience m store work jS completed N S 203 To assist m and upkeep gZ the daily operations m343 words
-
Advertisement441 1984-05-23 32 66 Situations Vacant i) Miscellaneous Singapore Shuttle Bus (Pte) Ltd Bus Conductors Age above 1 8 Completed NS Singapore Citizens or Permanent Resident Commencing salary $22 per day (inclusive of basic wage, incentive and over-time). Benefits: Need not work on Sundays and Public Holidays Free travel on TIBS and SSB441 words
-
Advertisement386 1984-05-23 32 66 Situations Vacant i) Miscellaneous HOTEL GRAND CENTRAL requires1. FRONT OFFICE RECEPTIONIST 2. FRONT OFFICE CASHIER 3. TELEPHONE OPERATOR 4. BELL HOP 5. CHAMBERMAIDS 6. LINEN MAIDS 7. HOUSEMEN 8. CLEANERS 9. COMMIS COOKS 10. KITCHEN HELPERS I 11. SECURITY GUARDS 12. CARETAKER/ GARDENER We provide the following at tractive386 words
-
Advertisement396 1984-05-23 32 66 Situations Vacant I) Miscellaneous fA well established compaI ny m Jurong requires: (1) PRECISION MACHINISTS NTC 3or equivalent Minimum 2 or 3 years' experience m precision machining Must be prepared to perform 2 rotating shifts Transport provided. (2) CHINESE FEMALE CLERK GCE O' level Conversant m English Mandarin Ability396 words
-
Advertisement472 1984-05-23 32 i 66 Situations Vacant i) Miscellaneous m ORIENTAL EMPORIUM (Ang Mo Kio) requires 1) MALE STORE ASSISTANTS c Working experience not essential as training will be provided. 2) MALE JUNIOR BAKERS c Primary 6 and above, c Preferably with 2 years' working experience. WE OFFER c Excellent fringe benefits, besides472 words
-
Advertisement551 1984-05-23 32 66 Situations Vacant I) Miscellaneous SECURA SINGAPORE PTE LTD requires 1) PRINTERS c Experience preferred. c Salary negotiable. c Good promotional prospects. 2) BINDERY TRAINEES c Permanent day shift. 3) ACCOUNTS CLERKS LCC Intermediate Bookkeeping. c GCE'O' level. 4) CLERKS c GCE O' level, c Typing 45 w. p.m. interested551 words
-
Advertisement536 1984-05-23 32 i 66 Situations Vacant /> Miscellaneous GALAX ENGINEERING PTE. LTD. require* A. CARPENTERS B. STEEL WORKERS REQUIREMENTS completed National Service c experience preferred Interested, call personally (Ba.m. to 5.30 p.m.) GALAX BLDG. END OF LOYANG WAY SINGAPORE 1750 contact MICHAEL TUNSTILL *****88. KINGS HOTEL LTD 1) HOSTESSES 2) WAITERS/ WAITRESSES536 words
-
-
Page 33 Advertisements
-
Advertisement484 1984-05-23 33 66 Situations Vacant I) Miscellaneous METROPOLITAN YMCA rrequln s ATTENDANT (Male) Age 10 to 39 Able to speak simple English Call: *****55 PLANT WARDENS Responsible for safe guardme security of company's premises property. Must be able to speak English preferably with, 1 or 2 years' relevant experiences. Interested applicants should484 words
-
Advertisement464 1984-05-23 33 66 Situations Vacant t) Miscellaneous DELIVERY MAN Possess tlass 4 driving licence With without experience may apply Salary depending on experience Good terms and condition on work Interested applicants please call Mr. Mark Tan at Tel *****25. FEMALE MASSEUSE Part Time or Full Time c Attractive salary commission c Salary464 words
-
Advertisement912 1984-05-23 33 66 Situations Vacant 1) Miscellaneous 2 DELIVERY BOYS wanted immediately No driving licence required. Strong and hardworking Salary $450 Come personally to: 52 Kallang Bahru 02-11 Kallang Basin Industrial Estate Singapore 1233. ESTABLISHED COMPANY REQUIRES Sales Executives, Male and Female Experience essential but not necessary as training is provided Required912 words
-
Advertisement815 1984-05-23 33 66 Situations Vacant Miscellaneous FEMALE CLINIC ASSISTANTS (Chinese speaking) required. With/ without experience. Preferably residents m dist. 19 (Hougang). Tel: *****08 Mrs Tan. MESSENGER BOYS REQUIRED immediately. Must own a motorcycle. Interested applicants please call *****73/ *****07 for interview. OFFICE GIRL REQUIRED by established firm for despatch and general office815 words
-
Advertisement587 1984-05-23 33 66 Situations Vacant I) Miscellaneous MALE DESPATCH RIDER required Posses! motor-cycle Interested please call *****88. PERSONAL DRIVER with clean driving record, urgently required, Tel: *****05 REQUIRED MESSENGER FOR immediate employment. Motorcycle provided. Please call: *****10. REQUIRED CLASS 3 Delivery Man to start work immediately. Please call: *****90. WAITRESSES/ CASHIER WANTED587 words
-
Advertisement362 1984-05-23 33 (DgjJ TODAY fSH 29 r?t fn\ /I\ 17?) TOYOTA CARS ARE IKy IYAYJ AVAILABLE LJUWUDLJ N TH S SECTION 73 Vehicles Accessories/Maintenance #SEAT COVERS for all types of cars I from $60/- onwards I car stereo. Jtitt. I Dealers of fl] Concord, Sound j I Barrier, Tamon^H X Pioneer, Ten362 words
-
Advertisement636 1984-05-23 33 76 Vehicles For Sale a) Alia/Peugeot 1982 ALFA ROMEO GTV6 2.5 litres (Coupe) Privately owned. In original condition. Low mileage. Maintained by agent. PARF eligible. First offer above $40,000 secures. Genuine buyers contact *****67 MR LEW ALFA ROMEO GUILIETTA 1980 1600 c.c. Metallic red. Immaculate condition. $24,600. Call Abe *****98636 words
-
Advertisement393 1984-05-23 33 76 Vehicles For Sale c) Datsun Nissan EXCELLENT 1977 DATSUN 100A F2, new tax, paintwork, PARF. Ist offer above $7,600 secures. *****05. LATE 1982 NISSAN Pulsar, showroom condition, aircon, cassette, tax new, one owner, $20,500 0.n.0. *****63. MAY 1977 DATSUN 100A. good condition, aircond, new paint, tyres, road tax, $8,500,393 words
-
Advertisement893 1984-05-23 33 76 Vehicles For Sale d) Flat 1 OWNER 1979 company registered Fiat 132 GLS. 2000 c.c, manual transmission. lin m a c ulat c condition, aircond. power steer ing, radio cassette 559.500 ono Road tax expiring 1984. Please contact *****08. 1977 FIAT 132 GLS. 1800 C.C Metallic brown, velvet upholstery.893 words
-
Advertisement729 1984-05-23 33 76 Vehicles For Sale f) Honda NEAR '78 HONDA Civic 1200, S<]c>r. two private owners, aircond. sports runs, hi-fi, 1a x 10/'B4 PARt 110,300 Tel I 1976 HONDA CIVIC 1200 3-dOOr. Private owner, aircond, sports rlma radio i assette, $8,700 PARK. 2H508M 1977 HONDA CIVIC shown *****86 1977 JULY HONDA729 words
-
-
Page 34 Advertisements
-
Advertisement788 1984-05-23 34 76 Vehicles For Sale 76 Vehicles For Sale Mercedes h) Mercedes DEC. 1981 MERCEDES Benz 230E automatic. Original metallic brown Sports rims, 1 owner In good condition Contact Dennis Lim *****11,*****55 DEC 1974 MERCEDES 28os Automatic One company owner. Original blue paintwork Impeccable condition View. 50 UenCOOlen Street. Singapore 0718.788 words
-
Advertisement759 1984-05-23 34 76 Vehicles For Sale I) Mitsubishi almost 1980 Mitsubishi Lancer 1400 GL. Aircon. Private owner. Beautiful condition. PARF eligible $15,800. Tel: *****46. AUGUST 1980 MITSUBISHI Lancer. I private owner, tip top condition, low mileage, aircon $17,000 0 n.o. Tel: *****77 ext. 271. DEC. 1977 MITSUBISHI Sigma 1600 PARF. Good condition,759 words
-
Advertisement813 1984-05-23 34 76 Vehicles For Sale 76 Vehicles For Sale j) Toyota J) Toyota §^==TEST DRIVE ■■■=i THE EXCITING NEW CORONA 1.6 PARF $26,800 ARF $34,900 OR SPACIOUS, POWERFUL, ECONOMICAL NEW COROLLA 1.3 1 DX PARF $21,770 ARF $28,650 1 Cars ;GL PARF $24,110 ARF $31,790 l CommerC M>, ah i Vehicles813 words
-
Advertisement761 1984-05-23 34 76 Vehicles For Sale k) Others JAGUAR 2.8 BEAUTIFULLY converted. Midnight blue. Fully automatic. Enthusiast owner. $33,000. Ring:- 737-5928. NEAR 1982, SUZUKI 800. 2nd owner, sports rims, radio cassette, original metallic brown, $12,200. *****54. NEAR 1979 DAIHATSU Charade (5speed 2 owners, aircon, cassette, new tax, accident free, $12,300. *****75. OWNER761 words
-
Advertisement666 1984-05-23 34 76 Vehicles For Sale 76 Vehicles For Sale i Others k) Others "SUBARU /Zf^BH Singapore Motors Pte Ltd r l^y' 1 9 L e n 9 Kee Road, Singapore 031 5. Telephone: *****6. 76 Vehicles For Sale i) Commercial Vehicles 1982 TOYOTA LITEACE van sdoor. Just passed inspection, beautiful condition.666 words
-
Advertisement566 1984-05-23 34 77 Vehicles Wanted WANTED TO BUY scrap cars good used cars at good offer. Please j contact *****34/5 Ong. ■■■—MM— —MMMI 78 Scrap Vehicles A GOOD OFFER for PARF scrap cars and export documents. Please call at Kong Beng Motor Co., 170, Albert Street. -01 07. Golden Wall Auto Centre.566 words
-
Advertisement632 1984-05-23 34 ■<%■'''.•'.•'.■■■'■ j ■■>!■ j^sL-JmL -jP l^ qt y vifVjiiji^iMMMMMMiiiMMMUMLv'T '"V i jv v l \l >>:v9fcj!*&' '/''''■M'tt^iv^^ht^M^ 86 Accommodation 86 Accommodation Vacant Vacant a) Houses a) Houses MINISTRY OF FINANCE REVENUE DIVISION 1 LETTINGS SECTION Tenders are invited for the lettings of the I following unfurnished residential I properties:Location Type632 words
-
Advertisement422 1984-05-23 34 UNIVERSITY ROAD, EXECUTIVE house, unfurnished. 4/5 airconditioned rooms, carpeted, $4,200: Flats: Jalan Jintan, 2 airconditioned rooms, carpeted, $1,600. Contact Mrs Kho. *****14. No agents. CONVENIENTLY LOCATED BEAUTIFUL elevated bungalow with 5 bedrooms, servant's, good size garden for $5,000 and many others from $3,000 to $25,000. Call Holland Housing, 469-7979 DISTRICT422 words
-
Advertisement615 1984-05-23 34 86 Accommodation Vacant a) Houses NEAR JAPANESE SCHOOL, double-storey semi-detached, 3 bedrooms, separate servant's. Rental $1,800 0.n.0 unfurnished. Occidental Real Estate *****00/ *****31. ORCHID INN VICINITY. (Dist. 11). Newly renovated and painted double-storey semi-detached. Nice garden and big piatio.(s7,soo sq.ft.) Partially furnished. Rental $4,200 0.n.0. Tel: *****66. SERANGOON GARDENS 67615 words
-
Advertisement717 1984-05-23 34 86 Accommodation Vacant j a) Houses DISTRICT 16, UPPER EAST Coast New 4 bedrooms 3-storey terrace Big compound $1800. $2000 Berners *****72 4 DIST. 1648, BRAND NEW 4-bed-roomed terrace Spacious living/ dining, furnished, unfurnished negotiable *****88 DIST. 1128, SHELFORD ROAD 2 1/2-storey terrace house with garden, fully furnished for rent.717 words
-
-
Page 35 Advertisements
-
Advertisement492 1984-05-23 35 86 Accommodation 86 Accommodation Vacant Vacant Apartments b) Apartments OPEN HOUSE Long or short lease > Luxurious apartments to let with exclusive I Country Club membership Just off Orchard Road and Scotts Road 3-bedrooms; large lounge; ample parking Furnished or unfurnished Rental from $4,525 per month including service charge Visit492 words
-
Advertisement346 1984-05-23 35 Dist 10, Fontana Garden beautiful apartment, fully furnished. 3 aircon bedrooms, swimming pool. $3,000. Dist 9, Tanglin Hill luxurious maisonette, 4 bedrooms, central aircon, big living/ dining, swimming pool, squash/ tennis courts, $6,000. Dist 9, Paterson Tower luxurious maisonette, partly/ fully furnished, 4 bedrooms, central aircon, spacious living/ dining, swimming346 words
-
Advertisement594 1984-05-23 35 86 Accommodation Vacant b) Apartments OCEAN PARK CONDOMINIUM (NEW) Easy accessibility to Katong area, facing sea with commanding view. Luxuriously designed, fully furnished with aircons, Intercom, recreational facilities. Spacious living dining area. 3 .spacious bedrooms, 1 servant's, 4 attractively rounded balconies. Approx 2,200 sq.ft. $3,300 p«r month. Immediate occupation (preferably594 words
-
Advertisement836 1984-05-23 35 86 Accommodation Vacant b) Apartments OALVEY COURT (DIST 10) renovated luxurious split-level apartment. Pool. 3 bedrooms, servant's. Completely airconditioned Tastefully furnished. Visco: *****14. DISTRICT 21 EXCLUSIVE CONDOMINIUM (close by American School and Japanese School). 2 units available. 3/4 spacious bedrooms plus servant's, alrcondltioners, full condominium facilities. Tastefully furnished. $2,700. Allegro836 words
-
Advertisement839 1984-05-23 35 86 Accommodation Vacant b) Apartments CLOSE TO NEWTON Circus, brand new Rajah Tower, unobstructed view, 3 bedrooms, servant's, partially/ fully furnished. $2,300/ $2,500. Contact *****28/ *****50 (agent). DIST. 0922, 2 APARTMENTS with swimming pool, 2,700 sq.ft. 4 bedrooms with bathroom attached, 3 balconies, central aircon. $3,500. Short or long lease.839 words
-
Advertisement794 1984-05-23 35 86 Accommodation Vacant b) Apartments DIST. 1025, FERNHILL COURT low rise groundfloor maisonette with swimming pool, split-level living/dining. 4 bedrooms $5,500 p.m. Deans Property *****55. DIST. 11, XIU LAN Court, brand new apartment, 3 bedrooms, beautifully furnished. 1,700 sq.ft. Rental $2,000. OA Real Estate *****66/ *****25. DIST. 12, RAJAH TOWER,794 words
-
Advertisement810 1984-05-23 35 86 Accommodation Vacant b) Apartments PACIFIC MANSION, Moulmein Road. Devonshire. River Valley. Macpherson, Hougang, Jalan Jintan, $1,200/ $1,500/ $1,800/ $2,000. Tel: *****51. PANDAN VALLEY BAUHINIA, terrace, spacious 1 level apartment with own garden. 3 bedrooms/ study/ servant's $5,000. Deans Property *****55 PRINCESS OF WALES Fully furnished flat. 4 bedrooms, 2,000810 words
-
Advertisement822 1984-05-23 35 86 Accommodation Vacant to) Apartments TAMPINES, BRAND NEW 4-room-ed partially furnished flat $850 Couple preferred *****01 *****01. TEXTILE CENTRE, CORNER unit. 2 bedrooms, Central aircon, fully furnished. Rental $1,600 Tel: *****28. (No agents). VILLA DELLE ROSE Townhouse with 3 bedrooms plus 1 servant's, fully furnished. $7,500 0.n.0. p.m. Call: *****74.822 words
-
Advertisement642 1984-05-23 35 86 Accommodation Vacant 1 M c) Rooms DIST. 14, EUNOS CRESCENT, I big furnished room. Chinese only $:m. Call *****00. Miss Lee. KATONG. JOO CHIAT room for 2 foreign students m private flat Tel: *****56. ROOM TO LET, 16A Clementl Road, Singapore 0512. Tel: *****51. ROOM TO LET at dlst642 words
-
Advertisement480 1984-05-23 35 89 Properties For Sale a) Houses CLUNY HILL PARK Modern A Colonial design I bungalows i Diat. lo, located near Botanl- I] I cal Garden 2 2 1/2-storey I I bungalows, 4 to 5 bedrooms, s! I including servant's, quality I fixtures and fittings. Land I; I area: 14,800 sq.ft.480 words
-
-
Page 36 Advertisements
-
Advertisement544 1984-05-23 36 89 Properties For Sale 89 Properties For Sale 89 Properties For Sale 89 Properties For Sale a) Houses a) Houses a) Houses a) Houses SPANISH-STYLE DOUBLE-STOREY TERRACE HOUSES 3 aUTtsH KATONG HIGHCLASS RESIDENTIAL AREA. 5 lADJACENTTO JACKIE'S BOWLKATONG/OCEAN PARK.S FREEHOLD LAND oNHP^S AAO/ HOUSING \3&*j3*£X\9&& 90% LOAN V&W LOW INTEREST544 words
-
Advertisement137 1984-05-23 36 DIST. 1648, OFF UPPER Changi Road/(easy access to all places by PIE/ECP) few units, intermediate/corner terrace houses. Built-in 2.100 sq.ft. per unit, split-level living/dining. 3 bedrooms/ servant's, land area 2000 sq.ft. to 6200 sq.ft., very reasonable price. Deans Property: *****55. DIST. 10 MODERN SINGLE designed 2-storey bungalow on hilltop, 4137 words
-
Advertisement681 1984-05-23 36 DIST. 11 NOVENA TERRACE, double-storey terrace house, next to future MRT station, 3 spacious bedrooms, split-level living/ dining room. Land area: 2,300 sq.ft. Vacant possession. Price: $575,000. Banyan Properties *****77. DIST. 10 DOUBLE-STOREY BUNGALOW, 5 large bedrooms, very large living and dining, huge kitchen. Swimming pool. 1 acre freehold land.681 words
-
Advertisement827 1984-05-23 36 89 Properties For Sale a) Houses DIST. 21, 2-YEAR OLD renovated double- storey semi-detached. 3.400 sq.ft. Built-in 2,800 sq.ft 4 bedrooms/servant's, marble/ parquet. 99 years lease $420,000 Villanelle *****81. DIST. 20, SEMBAWANG HILLS Estate single-storey terrace, 2020 sq.ft. 3 bedrooms, renovated, ideal location i,o shops publictransport. Asking for $349,000. Holland827 words
-
Advertisement840 1984-05-23 36 89 Properties For Sale a) Houses DIST. 2880. MIMOSA PARK, vicinity, 2-storey bungalow, 7500 sq.ft., 4 bedrooms/ servant's/store, freehold. Immediate occupation $920,000. Deans Property: *****55 DIST. 28 NERAM CRESCENT double-storey semi-detached, 3 bedrooms, 1 servant's room, land area 5,000 sq.ft Owner migrating $710,000 LA Agency: *****28. DIST. 20 NEAR THOMSON840 words
-
Advertisement521 1984-05-23 36 89 Properties For Sale a) Houses DIST 2158. 17 GREENBANK Park, 2 1/2-Storej semi-detached, 4 rooms, servant's Sale: $800,000 rent Tel: *****12 OFF BRADDELL ROAD 2 storey terrace. 1800 sq.ft. $470,000 negotiable: 1600 sq.ft $420,000 negotiable. *****62 (Agent). PLANTATION AVENUE singlestorey terrace. 3 bedrooms. $350,000 ono Atona Properties *****34. SEASIDE521 words
-
Advertisement569 1984-05-23 36 89 Properties For Sale 89 Properties For Sale 89 Properties For Sale b) Private Apartments b) Private Apartments b) Private Apartments Jl .your 'Home Sweet Horne 9 I where values are rising Opposite Mandarin Hotel of Orchard Road I SILVER TOWER comprises luxurious apartments and Outdoor amenities include: I penthouses569 words
-
-
Page 37 Advertisements
-
Advertisement831 1984-05-23 37 89 Properties For Sale 89 Properties For Sale b) Private Apartments b) Private Apartments |Ka jali lower SUPBtt 26-STOREY LUXURIOUS APWmHEMTS WITH A MAGNIFICENT GARDEN I At Jalan Rajah/Jalan Rama Rama <2tev_ off Balestier, Spore 1 232. Swimming Pool I Squash Courts *j5 s'feSl* v Children's Playground A S H^t»^831 words
-
Advertisement660 1984-05-23 37 OIST. 9, KILLINEY APARTMENTS, 1,800 sq.ft. 3 bedrooms, servant's. Tastefully furnished, freehold. $460,000 0.n.0. Distinctive: *****15/ *****66/ *****33 ext. 116 (anytime). DIST. 9 GRANGEFORD WITH condominium facilities. Split-level living/dining. 3 bedrooms with attached bathrooms, renovated kitchen. 1760 sq.ft. $530,000. Foreigners eligible. Admer 2971 166. GOLDEN HILL CONDOMINIUM, dist 19, Mcl660 words
-
Advertisement858 1984-05-23 37 89 Properties For Sale b) Private Apartments DIST. 9, CAIRNHILL PLAZA, luxurious 3 plus 1 bedrooms, 2,820 sq.ft. immaculate condition, selling vacant possession. $720,000 ($255 p.s.f.). View: *****47/ 8. DIST 9. WELKIN MANSION 4-bed-roomed apartment on high floor, 2,000 sq ft. Freehold. Vacant possession. $435,000. Tropical Realty, *****51. DIST 9,858 words
-
Advertisement826 1984-05-23 37 89 Properties For Sale b) Private Apartments BT. TIMAH TOWER, 1,700 sq.ft. Well furnished, selling $425,000. Phone Boom Housing: *****4/*****5. DIST. 12, APARTMENT FOR sale, 1750 sq.ft., price $380,000 negotiable. Principals only. Tel: *****41. DIST 15 2 UNITS of maisonettes at Mangis Road. Area: 2800 sq.ft. Selling $510,000 each. Tel:826 words
-
Advertisement811 1984-05-23 37 89 Properties For Sale d) HDB Apartments BEDOK NORTH BLK. 109 High floor, new generation 3-roomed corner. Near market, school. Price negotiable. Tel: *****56. BEDOK 5-ROOMED, TERRAZZO flooring, cabinets, $128,000 negotiable. Loan $104,000. *****36/ *****66. BEDOK 3-ROOMED NEW Generation. Unobstructed view, beautifully renovated. Selling $53,000 negotiable *****09. No agent. BEDOK811 words
-
Advertisement715 1984-05-23 37 89 Properties For Sale d) HDB Apartments CIRCUIT ROAD, BLK 44, 6th storey. 3-roomed. Price negotiable. Tel: *****60 CLEMENTI. BLK. 302, 4 rooms, terrazzo. Asking $95,000. Loan $77,000. *****14/ *****15/ *****16. CLEMENTI BLOCK 304, 4-room. terrazzo flooring, built-in cabinets. $90,000. Contact *****3. DIST. 0719, BEACH ROAD 4-room, partially furnished $140,000715 words
-
Advertisement711 1984-05-23 37 91 Factory Spaces 91 Factory Spaces 4 iriDunm co/w>; I 8-storey twin-tower complex ot flatted factory space A New Industrial Building strategically located at the crossroads of MacPherson/Paya Lebar/Airport/ Upper Paya Lebar Roads. 1,700 sq ft to 18,000 sq ft available for lease Large Car Lorry Park 4 Goods Lifts711 words
-
Advertisement598 1984-05-23 37 92 Warehouses/ 92 Warehouses/ Storage Spaces Storage Spaces Reasonable rental rates Free Parking Space LOCATION: SINGAPORE WAREHOUSE (off River Valley Road) Enquiries, please call: *****11/*****19 (Mrs C.K. Chen) FOR RENT Bukit Timah area Factory/ store/ office/ open space 50,000 sq.ft. MacPherson Ruby Industrial Complex 1,700 sq.ft. Many other factory/ warehouse598 words
-
Advertisement406 1984-05-23 37 b) Rental RAFFLES PLACE/SHENTON WAY/ ROBINSON ROAD CECIL STREET VICINITY The Arcade 1,180 sf Afro Asia Building 560/956 sf Anton Centre 366 to 5,500 sf Bangkok Bank Building 695 to 5,113 sf Chartered Bank Building From 940 sf City House 922 to 5,899 sf Commercial Union Building 465 to 2,950406 words
-
-
Page 38 Advertisements
-
Advertisement534 1984-05-23 38 92 Warehouses/ 92 Warehouses/ 92 Warehouses/ 92 Warehouses/ Storage Spaces Storage Spaces Storage Spaces Storage Spaces ■■■^^aapai l^&aV Enpy the convenience ot having your entire business m one self-contained j^ft W 3 storey Terrace Warehouse cum Office Each unit consists of ■^^■1 Chang, Airport Jurong PSA 7 ONLY 18 UNITS534 words
-
Advertisement67 1984-05-23 38 93 Office Spaces b) Rental OFFICE SPACE AT Golden Mile Shopping Centre for sharing. Price negotiable. Tel: *****88. Something For Everyone... In Today's Straits Times Classified When you're thinking of a new home, be it a flat, terrace house, penthouse or almost any real estate, look m the Classified, it67 words
-
Advertisement338 1984-05-23 38 93 Office Spaces b) Rental BUKIT TIMAH ROAD, near Rex Live Theatre, aircond, furnished offices outside CBD. Fully renovated, approximately 2,000 sq.ft. available for immediate rental on Mezzanine and 4th floors, can operate on 24 hours daily with no restriction. Monthly rental negotiable upon viewing. Also open rooftop space with338 words
-
Advertisement597 1984-05-23 38 93 Office Spaces b) Rental ORCHARD ROBINSON ROAD Various units from 600 4,300 sq.ft. at very low rental from $3.50 p.s.f. Please contact World Property and Building Management: *****65. BEAUTIFUL PARTITIONED, CARPETED and alrconditioned office space at Ruby Industrial Complex for rent. $600 per unit. Tel: *****22Mi5s Ng. CHOW HOUSE597 words
-
Advertisement632 1984-05-23 38 93 Office Spaces 93 Office Spaces a) Sale a) Sale Kitsis f» ll V 9^ I KuXJi(m\ (mI lllliAiirilH i I 93 Office Spaces 93 Office Spaces b) Rental b) Rental DAT TOWERS ORCHARD BUILDING Next to proposed Inside CBD MRT station Immediate Just outside CBD occupation Area: 3052 sq.632 words
-
Advertisement358 1984-05-23 38 93 Office Spaces 93 Office Spaces 93 Office Spaces i b) Rental b) Rental b) Rental Cecil Point 1000 sq.ft 50,000 sq.ft Banking/Finance House units available at Ist level Please contact Fred Klass or David Wong *****2 ©Sole Marketing Managing Agent: Goddard Smith, Talhar Wong Pte Ltd International Property Consultants358 words
-
Advertisement237 1984-05-23 38 94 Shop Spaces b) Rental PRIME LOCATION SHOP SPACES FOR RENT LUCKY PLAZA Shops 288-580 sq.ft. FAR EAST PLAZA 190 1,639 sq.ft. ORCHARD PLAZA Shops 226 700 sq.ft. FAR EAST SHOPPING CENTRE Shops 248 533 sq.ft. BEAUTY WORLD PLAZA Shops 322 1,427 sq.ft. ORCHARD SHOPPING CENTRE Shop space 776 sq.ft.237 words
-
Advertisement792 1984-05-23 38 94 Shop Spaces —i b) Rental Mini Supermarket for rent at Clover Way near Jalan Permentin. Area 2000 sq ft. Kully furnished Interested, please call *****42 during office hours. SHOP/ SHOWROOM SPACE AVAILABLE FOR RENT Ideal for finance office, banking hall, mini superman. Business which require groundfloor exposure. Located at792 words
-
-
Page 39 Advertisements
-
Advertisement895 1984-05-23 39 94 Shop Spaces 94 Shop Spaces 94 Shop Spaces b) Rental b) Rental b) Rental Immediate A__§'^ Occupation New Building -^^>^J 5- at North Bridge Road. High flow of traffic. jC^ Near cinemas, hotels, Marina Centre and major office buildings. Small Shops Large Shops Telephone: *****3 1 JEWELLERY WATCHES CAMERAS895 words
-
Advertisement1789 1984-05-23 39 102 Tours 102 Tours 102 Tours 102 Tours 102 Tours We go out of our way to giveyou the bestpf*the East. 7 I IB? Tvi I ADl'l.T I)KP. 1 S/TWIN DAYS Fhe only real Way tO explore the 6 Days Pattaya/Banßkok River Kwai BIH Thu K7i??oßßBr__tl^jnf_ Orient is to do1,789 words
-
Advertisement602 1984-05-23 39 102 Tours 102 Tours JAPAN-HONGKONG Japan Disneyland Express 8 days from SS2S66 2180 Dep Dates. 26/5, 2/6. 9/6. 16/6. 30/6 14/7 •Extension to Taiwan Hong Kong available Japan Disneyland -Hong Kong/Macau BdaysfromSs2lss Dep Dates. 26/5, 2/6, 9/6, 16/6, 30/6, 14/7 Highlights: (Tokyo) Tokyo Disneyland/ Mt Fuj'/Hakone/ Bullet Tram (Hong KongJOcean602 words
-
-
Page 40 Advertisements
-
Advertisement392 1984-05-23 40 102 Tours 102 Tours 102 Tours There are so many ways to fly /cruise Asia with The Princess Mahsuri. Hong Kong/Singapore from *****0 An 8-day fly/cruise holiday. Departs July 1. Bangkok/Chiangmai/Hong Kong/Singapore from *****5 A 12-day holiday package. Departs June 27. Singapore/Penang/Phuket from *****0 7 days. Departs July 9. Singapore/Penang392 words
-
Advertisement354 1984-05-23 40 102 Tours 102 Tours 102 Tours TRAVEL-^ THE AUSTRALIAN TOUR SPECIALIST!! t\(J/ Wow!! What a choice!! t*(ik*i Ever seen the splendid beauty of Perth's Swan River?? 1 Want to see the architectural marvel of Sydney's Opera House?? M 1 Feel like taking a break? Gold Coast is the place romantic,354 words
-
Advertisement622 1984-05-23 40 102 Tours NG TRANSPORT TOURIST SERVICE PTE LTD (TA/410) 102/106 Hotel Royal Newton Road (1130) Tel: *****49, *****06, *****40 *****98. *****18 2D3N GENTING From $115 Dep: l. 8. ir>. 22 June (.Stay-m Casino Hotel i 3 DAYS GENTING Tram Air From $195/235 By Air From $265/295 Dep Every Wed. Thur,622 words
-
Advertisement735 1984-05-23 40 108 Foreign 108 Foreign rttHl Come to Switzerland for Hotel Management Ecole Des Roches Commencing July 1 984 Three-year study and work diploma Course Instruction m English, French and German taught necessary m Hotel Industry. L Closing date: 30th May 1 984 Foi more deti.nl',, please coll oi v*nte ro735 words
-
Advertisement530 1984-05-23 40 110 Computer COMPUTER PROGRAMMING COURSES CITY GUILDS 747: Commencing 4 June 1984 A 10-month course of intensive part-time/ full-time study for June 1985 Exams. The minimum certification for Computer Programmers/Systems Analysts. Fee: $170 pm. inclusive of Practical and Notes. BASIC: Commencing 5 June 1984. A 2-month comprehensive course comprising elementary530 words
-
-
OBITUARIES
-
Article, Illustration205 1984-05-23 41 141 Deaths 141 Deaths MR GOH GUAN MOH (DEPARTED 21 MAY 1984) AGE 69 YEARS WIFE: Tan SiangTin SONS: Goh Choon Soon Goh Choon Nguan (Andrew) Goh Choon Heng DAUGHTERS: Goh Seoh Keng Goh Seoh Buay Annie Goh Seoh Lan DAUGHTERS-IN-LAW: ChuaChoa Hoon Cecilia Tan SONS-IN-LAW: Soh-Kee Keng KangChai Heng205 words
-
Article, Illustration111 1984-05-23 41 The family of the late MDM MOHINDER KAUR SANDHU thanks all relatives, friends and colleagues for their condolences, attendance and wreaths at their recent bereavement. Akhand Path from 28/5/84 to 30/5/ 84 at Block 401, Ang Mo Kio Avenue 10, 20-601. Singapore 2056. 17th day Bhog at Sri111 words
-
Article, Illustration107 1984-05-23 41 In Ever Precious Memory of Our Beloved MATTHEW PHONG SIEW WENG 31.1.77 23.5.83 We shall never cease to praise and thank the Lord for the privilege and blessing of having shared your life for six years. Dad. Mum, t^eng Maria. •And we know that all things work107 words
-
Article, Illustration243 1984-05-23 41 144 In Memoriam 144 In Memoriam In Loving Memory of OUR BELOVED PRINCIPAL MRS. MABEL LEW Who passed away on 23rd May 1983 COL 3:4 When Christ, who is our life shall appear, then shall ye also appear with him m glory. ALWAYS REMEMBERED BY STAFF AND PUPILS OF KUO243 words
-
-
Page 41 Advertisements
-
Advertisement710 1984-05-23 41 110 Computer 110 Computer 110 Computer bbbbbV bbbbbbbbbbbbbbbb«bbbbbbbbblbbbbVbbbbbb>bbbbb*bbbbbbbbbbbbbvbbb**bbbbl I bbbbWv^^S^ ■'^f^^^HH^^^ r &&HS W Qftk^M City and Guilds Certificate m a m Computer Programming and w Information Processing. The internationally recognised City and Guilds Certificate can be your key to a successful career m computer I programming. The Stamford Computer710 words
-
Advertisement312 1984-05-23 41 112 Commercial/ Technical STUDIES New classes commencing on 2^rtl, 24th. 25th, 26th May,'B4 Leading to C&G of London [smBEMtm. IWB<^ X) cl^mi/m"" 1'1 stage i/n/m 86° Mechanical Engineering 255 Mechanical Engineering Pt l/11/11l Electrical Engineering Pt. l/11/11l VITB Electrical ln«t. Ug-SL,**-computer V/UMrUICn programMING COURSES Theory/practical 6 hours per S 25312 words
-
Advertisement370 1984-05-23 41 112 Commercial/ Turhnical Uvlll'lwOi LCCII9BSEXAMINATIONS group DIPLOMA AND CERTIFICATE .J™™.. ADVERTISING i slices a COMMERCIAL LAW j c S||boomm ERcE PUBLIC RELATIONS •1^1 i m/ a ani n S ao I ement shorthand XYPEWriI I INLj please enrol early BMC COMMERCIAL TRAINING CENTRE fra.^(BrMe?a^w T n hctn"l Tel: nwii/ffiwwoiiM ZZZZZZZZZZZZZ370 words
-
Advertisement688 1984-05-23 41 112 Commercial/ Technical ——^^———^^S™ ADVERTISING ART (Graphic Design) Commencing 2nd June 84, every Saturday. 6.00-B.oopm CARTOONS A ILLUSTRATIONS Commencing 3rd June 84, every bunday, 3.00-5.00pm INTERIOR DESIGN DECORATION Commencing 7th June '84, every Thursday, 7.00-9.30pm FASHION DESIGN Afternoon and evening clasass PA-LIN ART SCHOOL (A Ministry registered school) 04-55. Bras688 words
-
Advertisement485 1984-05-23 41 116 Dancing ■gssssh— JANE FONDA WORKOUT, Aerobic dance, SUmnasttCS, Free Jazz, Luigi Jazz, Classical Ballet. Tap. Mime Workshops. Call Dance Arts, *****09 Parklane *****44 SAFRA MAGGIE DANCING CENTRE rock roii/ Jazz disco (Elementary/ Intermediate/ advance). Private tuition available. Blk. 333. =03-23. Kreta Ayer Road, *****05 *****36. 4aj Modellina MODEL PORTFOLIO,485 words
-
Advertisement76 1984-05-23 41 MRS. THANGAMA JOHN Departed 23/5/68 Dearest mother, we miss you so much. The love you gave us spoke beautifully of you. Your loving husband and children. In Everlasting Memory Of R. SUBBARAMAN departed 23.5.1979 His memory is as dear today. As m the hour he passed away. Dearly missed by76 words
-
Advertisement39 1984-05-23 41 STRAITS TIMES RATES FOR PERSONAL ADS ft OBITUARIES $15.00 for 15 words (run-on style) $57.00 for 3cm. x 1 col. (semi-display style) $71.25 for 3cm x1 col. (display style) In Memoriam is for the loved ones whom you remember39 words
-
-
Page 42 Advertisements
-
Advertisement379 1984-05-23 42 The dependable helper that will not yiEy TQil VCSIt lull JvU p"^^ I^'^ Unique designs on BY Hand Pallet Truck i*2?J from Denmark ensure less wear, extended V o j^^i~" service life, uniformly distributed load over 4ks^ uneven terrain and ease of operation. Indeed Umlmmmmmmmm the best Hand Pallet Truck379 words
-
-
RACING
-
Article, Illustration594 1984-05-23 43 EPSOM JEEP - Winners lose out in two trophy races EPSOM JEEP Promoted, so they can't run this weekend By THE Auckland Racing Club Trophy and the Stewards Trophy, the two feature races for Class 2 horses at Bukit Timah this weekend, may not be coveted prizes. The ARC Trophy race for Class594 words
-
112 1984-05-23 43 MEMBERS of the Auckland Racing Club (ARC), who are here for the second running of the ARC Challenge Trophy race at Bukit Timah on Saturday, will be entertained to a cocktail party by the New Zealand Trade Commissioner, Mr Warwick Hawker, at his112 words
-
462 1984-05-23 43 PEDIGREE; MARKSMAN - PEDIGREE MARKSMAN ON THE TRACK with and FIRE GLORY, a non-acceptor last weekend, served notice of his chances m the Stewards Trophy race for Class 2 top division horses over 1,400 m on Sunday with a splendid workout at Bukit Timah yesterday morning.462 words
-
Article, Illustration230 1984-05-23 43 At the 400 metres Pictures by and At the finish JONATHAN CHOO ALBERT SIM a 4 Div 5 1,200m 1. Brampton Ace 2. The Stylistic 3. Punter's Pal 4. Jet Sir Dist: 3Vi l'/ 2 1VS Time 1:12.3 a 2 Div 1JONATHAN CHOO; ALBERT SIM - 230 words
-
-
Page 43 Advertisements
-
Advertisement548 1984-05-23 43 O mb r S Game ■■■■■■■MMBHHHaNHHHMHMHHHNHBfe I TDTn SUPER JACKPOT I T/'r AND GROUP II WON I IN SUNDAY'S DRAW 40/84 (20.5.84) I SJNQAPO*' -C? 4 ,rfE) UMjJt J O/l B*"« ENTRY COUPON —*~~A$ «C— Oil. »^.friri .T*IP system] 6 IXI e| 9 to 1 asrsarsy STAKES B li"Oi 1548 words
-
-
Page 44 Advertisements
-
Advertisement198 1984-05-23 44 /rediffusion'sA I re&^ '84 MODELS I SUPER SAVINGS Specially Selected VHS-PAL System m "»^r^ VIDEO CASSETTE RECORDERS 3^^^^^^^^ dk __~""^^^^^^^WHHB|WM MITSUBISHI HS-330E *"**"^^^ius/ Full 28-function Wireless Remote Control JKf ■jf 1 4-day automatic pre-set recording for 8 programmes f [pHiiipsi PHIUPS VR-501 A Double Playback time (New FourL<r~v Downpayment $145198 words
-
Advertisement183 1984-05-23 44 liil Pl lrl# L-«P VI HI I W Mb BETTY BAXTER LIVE TESTIMONY )^^jj^^W^gt f Hear the exciting true story of the NEW Betty Baxter she was born with every vertebra out of place, and her bone^were 'ffißPjPßifcjdM-'' W^ twisted and matted together m such a way that she w»183 words
-
-
Page 45 Advertisements
-
Advertisement253 1984-05-23 45 A New Name for Riture-Oriented Telecommunications HiV- w 3bbT* I'll *T—> fIHWMHMIkMSBBV v v BBF m t£k «3^BBV^2I W fIHB 881 '^Ja^BST*" W— lk 4t 4H|^B^ «H bY SHbbh BBBBBL^^Bi «M ll l^% .a,. T t m BBBBawM.lwk •'^T^ilF^^*' i Wfl^fJ !^"li^l%i VH |k SB IBBt %%Pltxir fc J j253 words
-
-
Page 46 Advertisements
-
Advertisement277 1984-05-23 46 with purchase of 3M diskettes. Available at all authorised 3M dealers. BUILDER CERTIFICATE COURSE The Construction Industry Training Centre conducts specially designed training schemes to prepare trainees for rewarding careers m the construction industry as highly-skilled building craftsmen. Trainees who complete the Vh year training programme will be awarded the277 words
-
-
Page 46 Miscellaneous
-
Miscellaneous92 1984-05-23 46 rHE^y>QLYMPIANS Mf I "TUt One ANP ONLY EVfNT WAS TWC "CONG CCMRSe 'RACE iff \s*^' '■'<■'■ >4fi^?3'' WJ/' V 'flßjß OLYMPIC h.STCRY I WHICH WAS 12 TIMtS UP AND POWN THE TTAPIUM <.: :^B 1 jH Aii jHHw \'i\n pirrr^^ziZi»L..ii» > »,ii t ..B r-^_. '^b j I not IB92 words
-
-
Page 47 Advertisements
-
Advertisement39 1984-05-23 47 For the total Telecommunications Experience* Visit us at Stand 3D-1 Communicasia/ Infotechasia 'B4, World Trade Centre /jr x,^ fil 'Mil I Wf Telex Q ata conductors f///////// jkMf i °;«°v IMm plessey V n A§^M W Singapore Private Limited39 words
-
-
Article, Illustration143 1984-05-23 48 PAUL WEE - PAUL WEE By EVEN the nuptial knot could not restrain jogging enthusiasts, Mr Yeo Seng Chong and his bride, Miss Lim Mcc Hwa, 30, daughter of contractor Mr lim Kah Ngam, from running on their wedding night! And giving a helping hand,MAZLAN BADRON - 143 words
-
429 1984-05-23 48 Formal note asks Saudis for use of bases WASHINGTON, Tues. The rapidly worsening situation m the Gulf war yesterday prompted Washington to make the first formal offer of US air protection for tankers using the vital waterway. President Ronald Reagan sent aAFP; NYT; Reuter; UPI - 429 words
-
Article189 1984-05-23 48 Moscow expels British diplomat MOSCOW, Tues. The Soviet Union has ordered a diplomat at the British embassy m Moscow to leave the country by next Sunday, an embassy spokesman said today. He said the ambassador, Sir lain Sutherland, was called into the Foreign Ministry yesterday and told that First SecretaryReuter; AFP - 189 words
-
Article, Illustration318 1984-05-23 48 Baldrige sees rise in US interest rates in short term LONDON, Tues. Interest rates m the United States may rise by a further Vi to 1 percentage point over the short-term. But they should then begin to fall back as growth m the US economy slows. Mr Malcolm Baldrige, USFT - 318 words
-
Article42 1984-05-23 48 PARIS, Tues. President Francois Mitterrand yesterday inaugurated the world's first visual telephone m a 10-minute conversation here with Telephone and Postal Communications Minister Louis Mexandeau m Biarritz, southern Fiance. A satellite was used to transmit sound and black-and-white pictures. AFPAFP - 42 words
-
Article35 1984-05-23 48 BEIJING, Tups. A strong earthquake measuring 6.2 on the Richter Scale shook a wide area of coastal China just north of Shanghai last night, officials saia. No casualties or damage were reported UPIUPI - 35 words
-
312 1984-05-23 48 CONRAD RAJ - CONRAD RAJ They passed off Taiwan goods as products from Spore By THREE garment manufacturers have been banned from exporting to the United States. The Trade Development Board withdrew their export quotas to the US after the three manufacturers were caught312 words
-
Article, Illustration190 1984-05-23 48 RETHI GOVIN - Coma girl Deborah Surin dies RETHI GOVIN By TEN-YEAR-OLD Deborah Surin, who was m a coma caused by swelling of the brain, died yesterday at 4.45 p.m. She was admitted to the Singapore General Hospital on April 21 with high fever and In a coma. She was suffering from Japanese190 words
-
Article55 1984-05-23 48 BEIJING, Tues. China today announced a new military service law that will restore ranks dropped during the Cultural Revolution and lower the number of active soldiers m the 4.2 million-member army, the world's largest. The law is seen as part of an effort to exercise moreAP - 55 words
-
Article30 1984-05-23 48 NEW YORK, Tues. The Dow Jones average of 30 industrials fell 4.29 points to 1.121.02 m the first half-hour of trading on the New York Stock Exchange. APAP - 30 words
-
Page 48 Advertisements
-
Advertisement298 1984-05-23 48 BALDING? When you start feeling afraid of combing your hair, it's time to face the problem. Thinning hair. If you hesitate, you may not do anything about it. And the problem only gets worse. With the Svenson Non-Surgical Method of Hair Replacement, we can replace what you've lost m only298 words
-
Advertisement518 1984-05-23 48 BUSINESS TIMES Singapore's Financial Dally IN TODAY'S ISSUE Three Singapore companies which engaged in the illegal trade of being a conduit for Taiwan made garment exports to the US have lost their rights to export to America. The Trade Development Board has warned that others caught will face similar action518 words
-
-
Page 48 Miscellaneous
-
Miscellaneous156 1984-05-23 48 Weather IP TO 1 p.m. Fair except for showers over a few areas m the late morning. TEMP. (C) up to 6 a.m. tomorrow: 32 max., 25 mm. SUNSET today: 7.06 p.m.; SUNRISE tomorrow: 6.55 a.m. GLOBAL WEATHER Adelaide 0/14 C Cloudy j Manila 21 34 C Fair Amsterdam 9/11156 words
-
-
SECTION TWO
-
Article, Illustration789 1984-05-23 1 PAUL JANSEN - PAUL JANSEN An Italian company has had considerable success selling a basic military training aircraft, the SF 260, m this region. Singapore, Thailand, the Philippines, Burma and a dozen other countries use this machine, manufactured by SIAI Marchetti. Now the company is poised to repeat this789 words
-
OUTLOOK
-
Article, Illustration1388 1984-05-23 2 MARIA TAN - MARIA TAN By A teacher and mother of twc In sparsely populated New Zealand, children are taught self-reliance at a very young age. Our contributor tells us how the country's educational system instils the quality of independence m the young. IN RURAL New Zealand where1,388 words
-
Article, Illustration1480 1984-05-23 3 DR R. F - DR R.F. Cataract a common cause of impaired sight most often occurs m people over 60, although infants and youths may also suffer from it. The disease can usually be treated by surgery. Our medical writer discusses cataracts, m question-and-answer form, and the "remedies" available. By1,480 words
-
-
FEATURES
-
Article, Illustration566 1984-05-23 5 S-2 1 1 Small but capable SINCE the early 70s, every man who has earned the right to take a Republic of Singapore Air Force jet fighter into the skies had to first prove himself on a product of the Agusta group the piston-engined566 words
-
Article, Illustration907 1984-05-23 5 4 Author Tom Wolfe wrote m The Right Stuff of test pilots so wrapped up with their mission that they continued verbally filing reports from out-of-control aircraft while fully aware that they were doomed. The slightly balding Ghisleni907 words
-
-
LEISURE
-
Article, Illustration727 1984-05-23 8 KOH TSE YING - A little symphony for SSO strings KOH TSE YING SSO CONCERT Friday and Saturday 8.15 p.m. Victoria Concert Hall Previewed by THE name Bernard Tan appears often enough on the programme of Singapore Symphony Orchestra concerts on the last page of the programme notes and as a member of the727 words
-
Article, Illustration879 1984-05-23 8 GERRARD LIM - GERRARD LIM On record (23 By IN the transient seclusion of a San Francisco hotel room last August, I watched a most inane video clip. It featured a young man looking stupefied by television, watching a likeness of himself dressed m a three-piece suit879 words
-
Article, Illustration725 1984-05-23 9 KEVIN SULLIVAN - KEVIN SULLIVAN Our writer talks to potter Gerd Knapper, whose works are on show at the Goethe-lnstitut Art Gallery until June 2. By ARRANGING large stoneware jars and small, delicate flower vases, Gerd Knapper moved around the exhibition area of the Goethe-Institut, talking about ceramics725 words
-
Article335 1984-05-23 9 Kannan Chandran - Kannan Chandran TV and radio Round-up by AMIDST the brouhaha over the forthcoming Los Angeles Olympics, one can only wonder about the standard of the games. Even without the commitment of a number of the communist countries, it should still prove to be a colourful335 words
-
Article, Illustration599 1984-05-23 9 KATE JAMES - KATE JAMES COUNT DRACULA Presented by the Stage Club Victoria Theatre May 18, 19 and 20 I Reviewed by IT WAS certainly a very spectacular Dracula, enjoyed by capacity audiences at the Victoria Theatre last week. People disappeared before our eyes, bats flew over our heads,599 words
-
-
Page 1 Advertisements
-
Advertisement331 1984-05-23 1 How the S-211 compares with other military aircraft and what Agusta does to keep ahead Paae p ive What it takes to be an experimental test pilot *>_ i.r "****|pic a iJBB bbbbß^Hbbbm^SSJ&lblß Rfc ■-'i"'"' WB^^lJSUl^^ BBFlE^^bbbbl bbbßbm. '%^y HBK9 jPW^' ■J^^sHHP^^^' 'jn^ !^^^yMHBBHI^MB^' &.Ibbbbßs|^b! <^SBMHB|BMAii3^SIdS^ To carry the it331 words
-
-
Page 2 Advertisements
-
Advertisement533 1984-05-23 2 jfl i #*M"b' jH rß*%a*Vtfl Ji ;3 I mm Bl hiiilmW Millions of French and European m S&;= r :Z3pPJi ir B^ V '^B IbW mw*Wi women use yes Kocner. SBfl bW gmy^ *3 [3Bbo »*mmmw Together, they spend over US$3OO H^^b^bV ""^"^^Slr Ikt if jfl million each year to533 words
-
-
Page 3 Advertisements
-
Advertisement163 1984-05-23 3 Easy does it! WmM y^^ fita s??i No need to rub or scrub. Just p I^T^v^ 0 spray Easy-Off and wipe off j^f^iS***** o for instant brilliant results with jfiiKfV £iCK/3fX «-«s«.. as WJnkJm %mm m muum mm rGKH Jardine Marketing Services 'doc p-.^ Pa^ur... n Wf"" v WSMS GO163 words
-
-
Page 4 Advertisements
-
Advertisement509 1984-05-23 4 a iji.tikii.lll: I l I II i l rQ NATIONAL CRIME: PREVENTION COUNCIL OF SINGAPORE In Con un< tion U ith B *boys;club osn ff Preseni «W A CHARITY FILM PREMIERE B under the distinguished Patronage ol Phe Acting Minister For Laboui g N \!iustfi M State (I <iw Home509 words
-
Advertisement497 1984-05-23 4 k' ;ti'!^S B^BBw ik TBjV. 1' 'ta^ -^E^W^B^^H B«BH™ jfiffifiH^SHrVf^' JB^v i^B"nBr^y BBBFV "t*- a S,i 'r '"ri^B^Bß^l^ fi i^^—Bß^Bbßß^i^^ BBB^^mj^j^BJ '-''ilfcfeilSi^i^SßßKtßiffitf*!" i">!r»3w l I^c^'''.'!^?ShßbbbLS h^PvJh bbVJ BH^^T^?wJßß™^B™*imm^omlb x B^Blbbl sg*^, < jr i^j^ia^jhMg»'»Hu The red LEDs indicate ''^^^BBBBBBBBBBBS^y. incoming calls y^^^v Hh^l which external line is busy Jjjßf ji^.>497 words
-
Advertisement214 1984-05-23 4 M Bacardi ta ,J% VLy 4fa p| sg| I fe| fe' Jm .JGtomwwm. F* f0 KHk Ik 4^^ 5^ Vl lk\ tciixiVy "W» -#m TJ&I |J-L-^lU^! ife .fA fthii rmiitlr^ BB^bS I, B* PV PP^fTI V \T I^l L^fll I I F^T^ *H ■111 £6 II Nil L! IwJBJ fl214 words
-
Advertisement239 1984-05-23 4 ooooooooooooooooooooooocxxx sor sTst^^ H 1 5 r &o£2^ c i j <^ 7/»e style, J ,'l{ f/ie moves of the 4 ji |j hottest dance /4ir j< I jS today. IgODEON: SATURDAY MIDNIGHT!!! ORCHARD: 14th BIG DAY! 5 SEE IT WITH SOMEONE YOU TRUST <J V|* beauiirul uoman i§ likf239 words
-
Advertisement438 1984-05-23 4 1 ORGANISATION Ib. 400. 64 Becaretul Sweetheart" TRADING PLACES 1 i 6 45,9 "5 Element Ninja k romon orty "Bloody Parrot" Mut.durin-C.oiof l| I ESCAPE From The BRONX t ESCK I UNTOK SIAPA i t ONI > I I.; 4 "Tongkat Sakti" g iPEn ■ow "The Champions" n nfif^: i;uji438 words
-
-
Page 5 Advertisements
-
Advertisement7 1984-05-23 5 s^^^SS" »PBBw ''y^f' B^^ V<W\ v $MUv7 words
-
Advertisement220 1984-05-23 5 Kentucky Fried Chicken BIGGER PRIZES MORE WAYS TO WOT THAU EVER! The great Kentucky Fried Chicken Treasure Hunt '84 is even greater fun this year. With 3 great ways to win. Get a game card with every $6 purchase of Kentucky Fried Chicken. Hurry people are winning already. It's so220 words
-
-
Page 6 Advertisements
-
Advertisement336 1984-05-23 6 W^ jPJ if PJr Hi* > |H^,|| BB^B^B^B^BBB? ie^* Biman Bangladesh Airlines offer DC 10-30 flights from Singapore leaving every Thursday at 3 pm. Gmvenient connections are available at Dhaka for travel to Gulf, Middle East and Europe. Now, you can add Paris to our list. If you're bored with336 words
-
-
Page 6 Miscellaneous
-
Miscellaneous208 1984-05-23 6 COMICS G ARFIELD By Jlm Davis PO YOU KNOW S P BUT WHEN VOO Pl£T V WHAT I H/VT£ J I YOU PIET ALONt f ABOUT PI£TS?J s^Ls BUCK ROGERS IN THE 25TH CENTURY By Bates Sparling THE BOH N LOSER B.y ,4rr Sansom ME^ AT TWE J WAMT TO208 words
-
-
Page 7 Advertisements
-
Advertisement752 1984-05-23 7 yf W^m^^m In C I The Italian Institute for Foreign Trade-ICE, under the sponsorship of the Ministry of Foreign Trade, and the Italian Ministry of Posts and Telecommunications, m co-operation with RIENA, its executive agency, proudly present 14 Italian producers and service organisations at Singapore: 23 -26 May 1984 j_pr752 words
-
-
Page 7 Miscellaneous
-
Miscellaneous399 1984-05-23 7 Sl_ PEANUTS BySchuiz /see? I've left^ I now, when you ujant if you have any mow poes the water I THIS FAUCET FRESH WATER, YOU CAN QUESTIONS LET ME KNOW 6ET OVER TO THE PISH V^UNNIN6.^y 66T IT YOURSELF,. -j. jj~g* r t J^ —imr~S~ 5-Zj 1984 United Feature Syndicate.lnc399 words
-
-
Page 8 Advertisements
-
Advertisement946 1984-05-23 8 sew tt.%j^3Bk» \W Xx x xx \> \\\^\V \\\V^ jm WJk 10km Senior Men Category 10km Junior Men Category 6km 'Veteran' Men Category 6km Ladies Category Position Name Time Position Name Time Position Name Time Position Name Time 1 G.Krishna 33:18:1 1 G Laishanker 36:35 1 B. M. Niven 20:40946 words
-
-
Page 8 Miscellaneous
-
Miscellaneous275 1984-05-23 8 What's on ARTS FESTIVAL MOBILE VAN and the European Asian Bank, at the Audio-visual presentation of the Goethe-Institut, Singapore Shopping 1982 Arts Festival and the forthcom- Centre, from noon to 6 p.m. Free, ing one, from 7.30 p.m. to 9.30 p.m. (See story on Page Nine.) Kirn Seng community centre275 words
-
Miscellaneous102 1984-05-23 8 Swimming times TODAY: Singapore 3.54 a.m. (2.2 m), 11.35 a.m. (0.6 m), 6.50 p.m. (1.8 m), 11.11 p.m. (1.5 m). Sedili Kechil 3.05 a.m. (1.8 m), 10.28 a.m. (0.7 m), 6.07 p.m. (2 m). 11.41 p.m. (1.4 m). Port Dickson 12.07 a.m. (1.9 m), 6.01 a.m. (1.4 m), 12.16 p.m.102 words
-
-
Page 9 Advertisements
-
Advertisement216 1984-05-23 9 SANYO RECOMMENDS SUPER FAB... __ij m njoy double cleaning power from enabling a gentler, yet penetrating B^B w |Cj Sanyo's range of Gentle-Pulse wash, eliminating the usual tangle problems %JK^PW^^^^^^^BHl|y' wffii washers and Super Fab. associated with washers. _5H BnU^H^^BMHlMMlifl y^ The Sanyo ASW LSOOT. ASW And the Sanyo washers216 words
-
-
Page 10 Advertisements
-
Advertisement283 1984-05-23 10 We will show von the future of telecommunications. We will show H 7m_ r= Then something Xtra. some companies, A W^ are still visions of the future. The result of a billion That is a sophisticated Aw tL wL even a We have them operating. dollars of research and business283 words
-
-
Page 10 Miscellaneous
-
Miscellaneous1773 1984-05-23 10 VDUR VIEWING AND LISTENING GUIDE %f Bright ISBCS [RadK> One 2.30 PM SBCTEXT "Live" Sample Pages headed dates, Fonzie searches tor his one very WM~ VH~] f-*? AM National Anthem port 1.55 Your Lunehdate 12^#U4 30 °P enin 2 an(l Pr0 ramme foll Wed by SpeC al W man m1,773 words
-
-
SECTION THREE
-
Article1308 1984-05-23 1 LI LIEN- FUNG - LI LIEN-FUNG Bamboo green By ALTHOUGH Shui Hu, known as Water Margin to English readers, is usually called a novel, it is more a collection of short stories strung together like pearls m a necklace. When a character makes an appearance, his story will unfold m detail1,308 words
-
Article, Illustration82 1984-05-23 1 ■=jfcJ»flfißifilA^SSj Si?" AD f^i*.lW;ic fl'j 91 ft— SIS W. t fIS'- reti^Mu m (}'4 f Lffl f&^^m <^# h j'- ;E/;iif-/L B**rT'BT SPX-ISA H--I SAfcHWifn M «|S >h If A PM«*BW« it r ?*«*»T^« uLitefna Mifchm? sc?ic¥s^/fciH fibre ffijfgersiw "£-t-/f&i*] «]f^# "f^t§'"^^i^' tTJfgT" flktET— 'h B^J- -tfl2Jgf*j*ffl*ffltJ!JSf. "f*A&£i*i" "&ftl ft&82 words
-
Page 1 Advertisements
-
Advertisement1262 1984-05-23 1 fk Pt^d^¥mfTriM[ KFTC Mit^TTW^ ¥3 lilM CHARTWELL private lim>ted Jrmßu Mi JL I TaJu Jl^ M. 4^7/ I^l'^bF JL A%^JLi^9 jJjdff"*lt^ L P(^ invites applications for the post of TOP Mf iiJm MM MARKETING EXECUTIVES Telex Service: Address: Bates: WM iriir r (FEMALE) S.T.A.N.T.S Appointments /Notice Section Straits Times: 5523.751,262 words
-
-
BILINGUAL
-
Article, Illustration772 1984-05-23 2 RONNIE TANG - RONNIE TANG Story by Photographs by THE blazing morning sun glared down on the three skin divers as they swam off Sentosa island. Suddenly, each skin diver did a duckdive, cutting the water quickly and propelling himself down into the world beneath the waves. WearingLIM SENG TIONG - 772 words
-
Article34 1984-05-23 2 JEii^tft^^liJtM f >. si ft. so: xmrnm -a ttdijm o [^3 o mßtAmmz*to'kit ml w t>> is+__^^>a^ #{•&„> etr#w fMifrf s_cwetjPß^^#-_:fn EA£* ii^-fci-*x f_^;_-_ra*£f~&* ftiifriiij/r-r^^w— ottl?tifc*i[ te 5^ S ft ft ahbabkskdf ftli'i' lildi'fr-t- --f_i*_ c34 words
-
-
Page 2 Advertisements
-
Advertisement632 1984-05-23 2 NOTICES f SINGAPORE GLASS (1974) LIMITED (Incorporated m the Repubhc of Singapore) It was announced on May 18. 1984 that shareholders of Singapore Glass (1974) Limited ("the Company") have approved the sale by the Company of all the issued shares of Singapore Glass Manufacturers Pte Ltd to ACI Asia Limited632 words
-
Advertisement336 1984-05-23 2 £fe Qlcom Aluminium Company of Malaysia Berhad An Associated Company of the Aican Group I No«ceofAnnua. I V7&n&rol m&OlinCl NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Twenty-third Annual General Meeting of Aluminium Company of Malaysia Berhad will be held at the PJ Hilton Hotel, Jalan Barat, Petaling Jaya, on Thursday, 14336 words
-
Advertisement270 1984-05-23 2 I ATTENTION TUC ftRF AT 3 Si UHILHI OPPORTUNITY TO HAVE l#ffellffl ftlAfAI &lE* fl X JWN Nt Ul wwbb WWWB^ w« B A Fllft bb wK. JLf IVT1 VT f^dß/HUII Mll^ A I IIIMC vUlwllf I UNI IIH I IUIIO 806'^' M'UTARY German-American Corporation looking for selling out or270 words
-
-
Page 3 Advertisements
-
Advertisement655 1984-05-23 3 APPOINTMENTS Singapore Automotive Engineering H I (A Member of Singapore Technology Corporation) I the local leader m automotive engineering #ft*% I possess some of the most modern equipments mJS^M I I:::! and facilities m this trade We need 2 resourceful wl^*M m& I persons to join us as; I SINGAPORE655 words
-
Advertisement623 1984-05-23 3 The National Computer Board invites applications for the following posts:EXECUTIVE OFFICER it™™,,, ($999 $1914) DUTIES: Administration of NCB scholarship schemes and training programmes REQUIREMENTS: Possesses a general degree from a recognised university Relevant working experience is preferable but not essential GENERAL CLERICAL OFFICERS ($454 $946) DUTIES: General clerical duties REQUIREMENTS:623 words
-
Advertisement610 1984-05-23 3 /^7L i*^\ A we estaD| shed Wk 9 I l fwf\ I enter P r se H \*J' *"~~J manufacturing disposable medical supplies seeKs highly motivated and mature individuals to assume the following posts;The successful candidate will be responsible for instituting corporate quality control requirements and ensuring that the inputs610 words
-
-
BILINGUAL dwibahasa
-
Article776 1984-05-23 4 "Musang berbulu ay am" fIHPB SfS[ M ala >' Proverb. WUB£tmAm*AAHJ& "A fox m fowl's feathers" Literal translation, r GriUOnQSQ "A wolf m sheep's clothing" Equivalent English proverb. Four language experts from Malaysia will be presenting working papers at a two-day session of lectures and forum776 words
-
Article, Illustration685 1984-05-23 4 Oleh ABDUL HALIM KADER MENGUASAI bahasa Inggeris dan menggesa anak-anak kita supaya mempelajari bahasa itu dengan tujuan mencapai taraf. Yang setinggi mungkin, kita mestilah juga mempastikan agar kita dan anak-anak kita akan terus menggunakan bahasa ibunda kita, iaitu bahasa Melayu, dan menggunakannya dengan baik. Kita685 words
-
Article569 1984-05-23 4 Haron A. Rahman - Let's learn Malay Haron A. Rahman Lesson 106 A Easy Steps to Malay By BACA karangan di bawah dengan teliti dan jawab soalansoalan yang berikutnya sebagal satu latihan: Read the passage below carefully and answer the questions that follow as an exercise: USAHA memberitahu ibu bapa ten tang pentingnya mereka569 words
-
-
Page 4 Advertisements
-
Advertisement793 1984-05-23 4 NOTICES (Incorporated m Singapore) Announcement RESULTS FOR THE SIX MONTHS ENDED 31ST JANUARY, 1984. The Directors are pleased to announce the unaudited results of the Group and the Company for the six months ended 31st January, 1984. Group Company Six months to 31st January Six months to 31st January 1984793 words
-
Advertisement74 1984-05-23 4 'Crackling with Ngw York static Scom£,™NEW STANDARD Jh Ilk Jmr 3 J^M^mj 1 Mk fP; MjMKK jflfl IF \w- I FAI QF 'HWC WITNESS She had been raped beaten, mutilated ana left for dead. Had Sandaralee DawSOn actually died, a great many lives and reDUtationS WCiJId have turnea OUt very74 words
-
