The Business Times, 29 October 1979

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    10 1 BUSINESS TIMES M.C.(P) No. 14S/1/79 MONDAY, OCTOBER 1171 50 CENTS
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  • BRIEFLY...
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      Lock icon Defending Thailand
      82 1 Reuter HONGKONG, Sun. Chinese Vice-Premier Deng Xiaoping told a visiting Thai delegation in Beijing today that China would come to Thailand's aid in case of a Vietnamese attack, the New China News Agency said today. The agency said Mr Deng told the delegation led by Air Chief Marshal
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      Lock icon Inflation grips China?
      92 1 UPI BEIJING, Sun. China may be in the grip of its first big round of inflation since the 1949 communist revolution. Rumours that the government will impose price increases of up to 30 per cent for perishable foods from Nov 1 swept through the Chinese capital yesterday.
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      Lock icon Fuel-saving device
      105 1 UPI TOKYO, Sun. A top Japanese motor-cycle manufacturer has developed a fuel-saving device for car engines that could cut petrol consumption by up to 10 per cent, a leading financial newspaper reported today. The device a new air intake control system developed by engineers of Yamaha Motor improves
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      Lock icon Cooking venture
      62 1 AFP TOKYO, Sun. China's first joint venture company in a non-communist country will be established in Tokyo next month, as the Foreign Investment Council, an advisory body to the Finance Minister, yesterday approved the project. The Japan-China joint company tentatively named "Kyowa Trading Co" will advise Chinese restaurants
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      Lock icon United Gulf States
      70 1 AFP KUWAIT, Sun. The Gulf states are studying the possibility of forming a federation based on the US system, Kuwait's Foreign Minister and Deputy Premier Sheikh Sabah A 1 Ahmad A 1 Sabah told a press conference here. Kuwait is against any intervention in the region by
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      Lock icon Inquiry soon
      52 1 Reuter HONGKONG, Sun. Hongkong is to hold a public inquiry next month to consider applications by three airlines to operate scheduled services between Hongkong and London, the colony's Air Transport Licensing Authority announced today. The announcement said the airlines are Cathay Pacific Airways, British Caledonian Airways and Laker
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      Lock icon Kennedy announces date
      49 1 UPI WASHINGTON, Sun. Senator Edward Kennedy has attacked President Carter directly for the first time, and said he will formally announce his candidacy for the presidency before Thanksgiving Day. Chicago Mayor Jane Bryne said through her press secretary that she would soon endorse Mr Kennedy. UPI.
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      Lock icon Oil exploration
      90 1 UPI JAKARTA, Sun. Indonesia may grant five American oil companies the right to explore South-east Asia's biggest natural gas field in the Natuna Archipelago, 1,200 kilometres north of Jakarta in the South China Sea, reliable sources said yesterday. The five are Gulf, Esso, Marathon, Mobil and Amoseas, sources
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    TOP TEN STOCKS
    109 1 THE fsUsarlag list sf stocks gives the II msst traded so the Stock Exchange sf Singapore last week. It gives the tarasver la thsasaads sf salts, elsslag prices sa Friday aad the high aad lew far 1171 C—ipaay TarMvo r Prieea fflgk LM •m Oct* im Haw
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  • LOCAL STOCK INDICES
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      SINGAPORE
      67 1 Oct a Oct a Oct U Oct a Oeta ttBT Index: 2567.93 2548.06 2585.73 2574.38 2555.45 •Industrials: 401.40 396.77 399.58 397.69 396.43 (^Finance: 742.92 737.12 740.33 740.12 739.09 ••Hotels: 299.06 298.22 298.77 298.43 297.97 •Properties: rfliljy 25X93 237.02 251.93 236.50 252.69 234.90 251.47 233.57 ***** 233.26 r Plantations: 713*
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      MALAYSIA
      77 1 ot* a Oct a Ort Ort* nBT Index: au 3582.62 3824.89 3610 66 3810.34 Industrial 436.81 432.61 ***** 430.83 48.S7 03.05 648.40 651.62 MK.C7 647.80 ••Howls 275.87 275 66 275.79 275.50 275.25 •Properties: 341 16 238.01 940.10 238.06 ***** tTtas: 236 49 mas 232.85 ***** 239J5 ♦^Rubbers 825.99 815.79
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    Bid to capture computer market
    649 1  -  CONCERTED JAPANESE MOVES By FOO CHOY PENG JAPANESE computer manufacturers are making concerted moves to capture a larger share of the Asean computer and peripheral equipment market which has for long been the domain of US companies. One of Japan's largest manufacturers of computer equipment,
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    IT'S ASSASSINATION, NOT AN ACCIDENT
    258 1 SOUTH Korean President Park Chung-Hee was assassinated by his intelligence chief in a planned attack at a private dinner party last Friday, the Martial Law Command announced in Seoul yesterday. The announcement and a description of the attack ended nearly 48 hours of speculation over
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    Wage approach in the 1980s
    525 1 WAGE recommendations, organisation of unions and collective bargainings will have to be carried out on an industry basis as the Singapore economy becomes highly differentiated in the *****. The current National Wages Council approach may become less equitable in future as there will be greater
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    PLYWOOD MEETING
    275 1 PLYWOOD manufacturers from the Philippines and Indonesia have been invited to an urgent meeting in Singapore of Komasi, the association of plywood manufacturers from Korea, Malaysia and Singapore. Mr Chai Fook Loong, president of the Malaysian Plywood Manufacturers' Association (MPMA), said the meeting has been called to head
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    DBS raises prime lending rate by 1/4 point to 9pc
    295 1 DEVELOPMENT Buk Singapere (DBS) raises Its prime leading rate (PLB) by a furter percentage paint te t per cent from May, the bank's sixth Increase this year. Its PLB was 7.5 per cent In Jaaaary aad was raised by a
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    Some gains for Asean at Canberra Icap talks
    457 1  -  BY WANG LOOK KEAH AUSTRALIA has assured Asean that it will not introduce new point-to-point fares beyond Asean countries under its controversial low-fare International Civil Aviation Policy without consultation with the association. This means that while Australia has won Asean's agreement to
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      87 1 The best time to watch your favourite TV program is when you have time to enjoy it. With a Sony Betamax video recorder connected to your TV, you can record anything on TV even when you're not at home. And then play it back whenever you want. Not only will
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      123 1 BALLY of Switztrland J y Internationally recognised as trend-seiters. JAL has more direct flights toTokyo and the USA than any other airline. o V -J Relax in wide-body comfort on 9 flights a week to Tokyo 5 nonstop and 4 via Hong Kong. (If you're on business, don't forget to
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    Lock icon Plea to end the death penalty
    1324 2 Depthnews Asia "THOU shalt not kill" is the terse commandment which is the theme of Amnesty International's newly' published report, The Death Penalty. Declaring execution (or any reason to be cruel and inhuman punishment, the London-based human rights organisation calls for the complete abolition
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    Growing interest in Prestel
    1169 2 TECHNOLOGICALLY advanced countries are becoming increasingly interested in Prestel, the British Post Office's communications system which links television viewers to a central information computer via their domestic telephone lines. Following a year's trial Prestel will be available soon to Post Office subscribers in the Greater London
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    Lock icon The riyal race
    571 2  -  By MALLIKA WANIGASUNDARA Depthnews Asia WHEN I arrived at the New Delhi airport in India early last year, I saw a mound of rumpled clothes, scruffy overcoats and stuffed pillow cases silhouetted against the gathering evening darkness. The pile was dominated by human beings sleeping on blankets
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    MEMO PAD
    405 2 COURSES AND TALKS Oct 29: Public Relations as a Management Function, Waterloo Street Centre, University of Singapore Oct 29: Public Relations for Secretaries and Receptionists, Waterloo Street Centre, University of Singapore Oct 29-30: Marketing Strategy Profitability, Hyatt Hotel, Price Waterhouse Oct 29-Nov 9: Gear Manufacturing Techniques, NPB Town
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    Lock icon Islands that estrange two countries
    768 3 Reuter EVERY year hundreds of thousands of Japanese journey to the remote windswept cape of Nosappu, the easternmost point in Japan, to stare at volcanic islands whose disputed ownership has plunged Japanese-Russian relations to their lowest point in 23 years. "Return our islands" they read
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    Law of the Antarctic ice
    1942 3 IT stretches from the Island of Deception to the Land of Desolation. The explorer Captain James Cook believed it to be so bleak that the world would derive no benefit from it. "Great God! This is an awful place," exclaimed Captain Robert Scott when he
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    The passing of a cosmopolis
    797 3 FIFTY new nations have been born since World War Two, all with seats in the United Nations and constitutions promising every freedom on earth. But one land has disappeared, a 52 sq km enclave which belonged to neither East nor West, had no flag, no
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      73 3 WE SPEAK YOUR LANGUAGE. China Trade is our business. Our special China Trade Division, staffed by experts, is ready to help you with up-to-date facts, figures and information on all aspects of doing business in or with China. For all China Trade enquiries, call our China Trade specialist, Warren Tapp,
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      184 3 r > <r# /r ">r K.' 1 rGfcl. rin ii if; £*3- P& piii' r.~ r«Lr The Ero Chair. Made for true comfort and efficiency. Desiqned to follow the latest ergonomical principles the Ero chair has won international awards for quality, function and design Suitable for all desk |obs that
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  • RAW MATERIALS
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      Slack overseas demand depresses sentiment
      347 4 FOR the best part of last week, produce dealers in Singapore adopted a wait aad see attitude la the light sf slack sverseas demand, particularly (ram the big buyers la the West. The stack position far eertala commodities alsa affected seutiment to a large extent.
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      LONDON MARKETS
      643 4 ALUMINIUM: Down £17 for cash and £13 for threemonths on Friday. Afternoon prices lost further ground under stoploss selling down to £780 before short-covering cushioned the fall. Values declined under speculative liquidation and stoploss selling down to £785 for three-months in the premarket, but bear covering steadied ring
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      PRODUCE PRICES
      147 4 CHINEBE PRODUCE EXCHANGE, SINGAPORE, NOON CLOSING PRICES PER PICUL SATURDAY: Caeaaat ail: Bulk (109 sellers, old drum 1114 sellers, new drum $119 sellers. Capn: Mixed (loose) UK/ Cont 182.00 buyers. Pepper: Muntok AST A white fob 100% NLW $340.00 sellers, Sarawak white fob 98% NLW $322.50 sellers, Sarawak
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      RUBBER
      180 4 FUTURES ended a quiet day in London on Friday with on-balance losses of 0.80 to 0.45 pence against an average morning decline of 0.70 pence. Turnover was 131 lots of 15 tonnes including one option. Traders said weekend booksquaring helped the afternoon market to rally slightly from earlier lows.
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      Lock icon Commodity markets in state of flux
      1147 4 AFP A CONFUSED pattern emerged on commodity markets last week. Gold failed to provide any definite lead until Friday when a sharp drop in the ingot price occurred. However, the impact on other metals was somewhat lessened because of the weakness of sterling following
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      Palm oil
      67 4 C.I.F. North European ports. In US dollars per ton unless otherwise stated. LONDON: Frt Previoua Malaymian 5% ffa bulk per tonne December unch 606alr Sumatra 5% ffa bulk October 590pd SSOalr November 607 50qtd aoopd December 612 SOqtd 605/612pd January 617.50qtd 605/617.50pd February 620qtd Nigeria 5% ffa bulk
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    • MONEY AND EXCHANGES
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        Lock icon Singapore market
        289 4 Middle Rates THE US dollar continued to trade steadily in the Singapore forex market last week while sterling weakened after the British government abolished all exchange controls. Opening slightly higher at 2.1650/60, the US unit made daily gains against the Singapore dollar, rising to 2.1740/50 on Wednesday, 2.1755/65
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        Gold
        147 4 RETAIL prices per tahil quoted by the Bhg»fin CM—I Gold aid Silver Mmihsate As—datt— on Saturday were SJ99O for 90 per cent gold, 11,060 for 22K gold and $1,130 for 24K gold. In HsagfeMg, the international gold price on Saturday ruled quietly steady around its new york closing level,
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        Asian $ FRCDs
        202 4 Asian FRCDs INDICATIVE prices «f AMaa Mir OmUag rate ceiUflMtoi «f iyO (w selected Imm fer Ike week eaiei Oct M: bm orr«r Dal-lchl Kangyo Bank 11.7/1617/11/10 80* 90* BNP11* SO/1/11 96 V. 91 Bank of Tokyo 12* 27/2/81 98 V. 61 Mitsubishi Bank 13-1/1610/3/81 90V. 90 UOB 13vt 5/4/81
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        Asian $ rates
        246 4 Asian rates RATES opened higher on Monday following a chaotic Friday closing in New York in anticipation o( an increase in the discount rate over the weekend by the Federal Reserve Board. The trend carried on the following day with Three Months going as high as 16 V* and Six
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        Local money market
        113 4 THE first three days of last week saw an easy overnight interbank market with trading done around SV« per cent. The exception was Wednesday, Oct H when the overnight rate hit an alltime high of 10 per cent during clearing hours. However, the mode for that day
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        Discount market
        400 4 THE INTERBANK overnight rate last week shot up to 10 per cent on Wednesday's closing after opening easy at 5 VI per cent 5 per cent level. Subsequently, overnight funds were traded higher at 7Vt per cent 6V* per cent but gradually finished lower at 4Vi per cent
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        Short-term money
        44 4 FOR THE week ended Saturday, Oct 27, the range of call rate received from the Short Deposits (M) Bhd was as follows: Bank tad: 1.5 to 5 per cent. General tad: 3 to 4.25 per cent. Mmmati of funds totalled 1553 million.
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        London
        219 4 STERLING drifted easier in a thin market on Friday to close at U552.1040/50 against 2.1120/27 at the opening, dealers said. Small commercial switching to the dollar put miM pressure on the British currency, but little switching into other European 'currencies was visible. The Bank of gwgi»nH may have intervened
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      484 4 Successful Investing In Commodities SATURDAY NOVEMBER 24,1979 SHANGRI-LA HOTEL, SINGAPORE This is a one-day conference designed for investors and experienced traders to help answer some of the important questions that should be considered soch as: What pereeatege «f mr psrtfette da yw waat te pat late 1 laimiilllut Mpmlalha an
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  • OVERSEAS
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      Lock icon Sihanouk calls for help to end killings
      298 5 AFP FORMER Kampuchea!! head of state Prince Norodom Sihanouk over the weekend launched an appeal to <he world (or an international emergency force to be sent to Kampuchea to prevent Vietnam "from killing the three million Khmers Rouges still alive". Accusing Vietnam of
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      Lock icon Thailand may ask for UN observers
      215 5 AFP THAI Prime Minister Krlaagsak ChtmiMi discussed with his Malaysian host, Datak Hossein Onn, his piaa to ask United Nations to station observation teams along the ThaiKampnehean, border, informed sources said in Knala Lam par. "The two leaders discussed it aad we understand General
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      Lock icon Ford urges Japanese car producers to invest in US
      271 5 UPI THE chairman of Ford Motors has called on Japan's car manufacturers to invest in the US car industry to help the two countries correct the trade imbalance. Noting that America's three biggest car companies have major investment in Japan, Mr
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    • WORLD IN BRIEF
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        Lock icon DECLARATION OF 'WAR'
        475 5 Agencies LEADERS of 21 giant shipping lines vowed to fight cheap ship charterers "dollar for dollar, if necessary," the Times journal said. The report on Saturday said the declaration of "war" came at the end of the seven-day meeting at the Philippine International Convention Centre of the
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      Lock icon South Korean soldiers on emergency alert
      781 5 AP AN ESTIMATED 1 full division of 12,000 to 15,000 soldiers guarded South Korea's capital yesterday and thousands more were in other major cities across the country, following the death of President Park ChungHee in a shoot-out. Soldiers were stationed is front of all
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      Lock icon Special team to settle Kurdish issue
      206 5 AP A SPECIAL four-man ministerial commission has been formed in Iran to settle questions relating to the Kurdestan problem, China's official Xinhua News Agency reported from Teheran. The report said the Iranian Prime Minister's office announced on Saturday that the commission has been set'
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      Lock icon Call to relax ban on vital sectors
      207 5 Reuter THE Synod (Council) of the Roman Catholic Diocese of Manila, celebrating its 400 th anniversary this year as the second oldest in Asia, is to ask the Philippines government to relax its martial law ban on so-called vital industries. Synod sources said
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      No rush job, please
      159 5 THE Malaysian Ministry of Labour and Manpower will only introduce the proposed labour laws amendments in the March session of Parliament instead of the current session. Labour Minister Datuk Richard Ho said this will enable the proposals to be discussed at the tripartite National Joint Labour
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      DAILY AIRCRAFT MOVEMENTS
      686 5 ARRIVALS Service Local Operator Number Tine From THAI TG423 1125 BKK SIA SQ240 1125 MES PAL PR501 1135 MNL SIA SQ1 1155 SFO/HNLHKG SIA SQ63 1155 MNL RBA BI423 1200 BWN GIA GA982 1200 HLP SIA SQ911 1240 SFO HNL GUM SIA SQ201 1245 HLP MAS inifOi
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      154 5 I sumptuous C olleetion of fine clothings for both sexes to move around in high style hi isetan Ripple/ V* Make-up h\ I* (XSF 3th 17th Sfr*pt-TT'tip 'St. 15th 29th O !ot>* Monday fashion flash dance Choreographed fashion shows of the latest trend, guaranteed to enthrall you with awe every
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      159 5 I lo I I I I vt V r j The new Mazda 929 L Legato station wagon brings prestige accommodation of the highest order within the reach of any norma! motorist. Luxuriously appointed, it doubles as a rugged, hardworking people and cargo carrier. With real economy. Extras which are
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  • REVIEWS
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      Spartacus ends on a grey mood
      1122 6  -  By PATRICIA GOH WHEN one has been a participant, it is sometimes a little difficult to revert to being a "passive" member of the audience. Instead of the flurry of preparations after the third bell, the music and reeds to be checked and the
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      Interpretations of Baroque music
      786 6  -  DAVID LOY traces the differences in presentation of two Baroque concerts in Singapore lately. DAVID LOY THE past week saw two chamber concerts at the DBS Auditorium: the Drottningholm Baroque Ensemble last Monday and the SSO's Chamber Orchestra on Friday. Equally remarkable is the coincidence that
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      The solo dance form matures
      1036 7  -  In the past decade, there has been a revival o! solo dancing. Although choreographers prefer group works, where they can portray elaborate dramatic conflicts, many have become convinced of the startling effects of the solos. By JACK ANDERSON THE solo may very well be the
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      Solo dances are gambles
      235 7 tionship between music and dance is not so direct. At two concerts this summer, dancing to music seemed a form of daydreaming. Just as one's thoughts can wander as one listens to music, so choreographers let bodies wander to music. William Dunas's night dances, to Bach,
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      Mozart's comic opera reveals his genious
      1078 7 THE metropolitan opera has not done well with Mozart's Die Entfuhrung A us de Serail the abduction from the Seraglio. For some reason the metropolitan opera through the decades ignored Mozart's charming comedy. It was in 1883 that the metropolitan opera opened, and Die
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      Chinese play to be presented in English
      269 7 /'THE Circle of Chalk" is not a mystifying or supernatural term of reference although it does at first sight appear to be so. Instead, it is the title of a play about to be performed by the Theatre World Association, an amateur drama
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      Chorus' line for, children
      444 7 CONCEBT-geers mi leek forward next —1 to aaether rare treat tram Ike Natteaal Theatre trpaixn. The Tekye Phllharmeale Cherac will be perfmriai at the Wippew Csafer eaee Hall ea Nev to. Bmght here thmgh the ccartecy ef Nattml Theatre Tract, the Japaaeee Ageaey tor Caltaral Affair*
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      Lock icon Top auction bids for Latin American art
      473 7  -  By RITA REIF NYT THE New York auction season moved into high gear with record bids for 19th century paintings, Latin American art and jewellery. "The standing-room-only crowd witnessed the birth of a new*art market." said Edward Lee Cave, a senior vice-president of
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      38 6 Looking for EXECUTIVES PROFESSIONALS 7 <• > CD CD Reach them through the appointments page of Sunday Nation reaches 60% of the English literate executives and professionals in Singapore. For more details please coll Francis Ng at 284-8844 Ext. 335.
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  • Page 6 Miscellaneous
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      747 6 FILM SHOWS THE Goethe-Institut Singapore will present a series of German films, in colour with English sub-titles, from Nov 1 to 4. The central theme of the films is on the problems and conflicts of youngsters in the Federal Republic today. VENUE: RELC Auditorium, 30 Orange Grove Road. DATE: November
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      1250 6 WARS OF THE ROSES WHAT b tke hardest thing to take to «aet adalt warktagHfe? Why, to kaaw that •art want Imii kave mm tne m sarpriaes to tke ewtnry to give a cheerful Jalt. Tkb lamest Is tor the predletakltty sf a new aerie* the same giggly, eed-liver Flying
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      89 7 wmmmmmmmMmmm &MQR] OVER 300 ITEMS ON DISPLAY Place: Ballroom 2 Conventional Lobby, 2nd Floor, Singapore Hilton Hotel, bate: 28th 31 st October 1979 Time: 10 a.m. 8 p.m. For more details caN ©SEJONG PTE. LTD. Shop: F2,1 st Floor, Singapore Hilton Hotel Orchard Road, Singapura Tel: *****12 Office: 908,9 th
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  • INTERNATIONAL STOCKS
    • EUROPEAN MARKETS
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        Amsterdam
        206 8 OCT 26 ns ABN .-337 50 unch Ahold 8070 -03 Akio 26 SO -0J AMEV 94 20 -0.6 Amfu 117 00 05 Amro Bank 67.90 unch Bergoss 54 90 02 Berk 98 00 Hols 67.50 unch BorcumiJ ***** -15 Burhmann 58 50 05 By«nkorf 65 30 unch Calve Delft
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        Paris
        275 8 OCT 26 Frs CORBE1LLE Air-Liquide 453 -4 B S N Gervais Danone 810 •25 C S F (ThomsonC»f) 417 .9 Cle Francaise d«s Petroles 262 •15 Compagnie Financiers Compagnie Generals 342 -3 Credit Fonder De France 477 -4 H ache tie (Llbralrte) )90 .1 Machines Bull 6150 •1.4 Micheltn
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        Frankfurt
        216 8 OCT 26 Dm Aeg-Telefunken 39 SOB -08 Akao 24 30 AUi Leben ***** urvch A Hi Vers ***** 4 BAST 137 80 -*2 Bay H T Wbank 231.00 -I Bay Vbank 271.00 05 Bayer ***** -0 4 BBC 283 OOB BMW 185 SOB Caaaeila 345 00 4 1.9 Chem
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        Zurich
        185 8 OCT 26 Francs Actions Sulaaes 300 •1 Alusulsw Br 1285 •10 Alusulsse Rcc 406 -3 Brown Boverl Br. IM5 -20 CUM Q*lt> Br 1275 -15 Clba Ocl(y PC_ 1040 -U Clba OelfJ Rn Credit Suisse Br 710 2270 5 Credit Suisse Reg 427 -2 Elektrowau Br 2070 -15 Oeorje
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        Brussels
        93 8 OCT 26 Fn FORWARD MARKET 380 A r toed 2MB 60 Am. tyr Mi 2 Bructn 536 unch Bru-Lamb 1720 unch Canpar 800 -8 Cock 358 unch De Beers 250 -S Ebea 21)5 unch Elecirotoel 6320 -70 Gb-Inno-Bm 2525 n*v 1040 -4 XI r 2580 -20 Petn 5420 -30
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        Milan
        102 8 OCT 26 > Lire Any U 05 Assoc Oen ***** 100 Bajlogl 764 4 Central* 6290 190 Flat 2450 -S finjider 110 -425 Gen Immob 77 -075 IFI Prl 3680 30 lialcamenu luiau ***** 740-50 249 05 Ital.ilder 331 1 Ma«neU M PI S09 Marelll Ere 378 50 45
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        TORONTO
        202 8 OCT CS Abttlbt 17% Alcan AI(oma 17 Bv>k Mont 22 Bank Nona Scoli* 20t -h Bell TW ir« BeUl Corp BP Can Ltd 32s Brur&n 21% Camp Red Lake 22 •1 Can Imp Bk 23% unch Canpac 31W unch Canpac In* Pf Cartlnf O'Keefe S unch Comlnco 43'. S
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        JOHANNESBURG
        266 8 OCT 26 Rand INDUSTRIALS A Alpha 250 10 Abercom 290 -10 AE And CI 550 5 AMIC 1875 -25 Barlows 757 .3 Cg Sugar 970 20 CNA 340 5 Currte Finance 125 unrh Dr Beers Ind 1700 Edcon 420 unch Edgars 5150 unch Eveready Fed Volk 270 unch Fuglt
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      143 8 See Page 10 for NYSE and Tokyo stock prices iSSKKS© Sui II>OSC Seafood J CK p lh of rl s« S m r WE f 1 4$ IRfel F 1 Allan Everyday is a big house affair for us Because each day is another new opportunity to perfect our service
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      124 8 LUNCH AT Hires Savour the true flavours of Singapore in cool, exotic. tropica l surrounaings at the newlook Hin's Heavenly Cook house Choose from a whole variety of local foods like Murtaoak. Steam-Doat. Malay Curries, doodles. Smoked j Duck and Suckling Pig. Satay. Chilli Crabs Exceptional Cantonese menu Dy celeorated
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      291 8 f p I -4 •»i% Merlin's New Coffee House pelicious drinks and beverages, scrumptious savouries and snacks, and authentic oriental delights are youYs to enjoy at Merlin s new Coffee House. The decor is stylishly cool and the atmosphere cheerfully casual, which, together with the fine food, make Merlin s
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  • MARKET REVIEWS
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      No rally despite Budget goodies
      517 9 K.LUMPUR k THE POST-BUDGET trend on the Kuala Lumpur stock market was weak and prices tumbled to close with fairly sharp losses across a broad front. For many investors, the past week was rather disappointing as they waited in vain for the market to rally
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      UK MOVE BENEFICIAL
      429 9 THE BRITISH government's decision to axe foreign exchange controls, particularly the dollar premium rate, has been promoted by market analysts as having longterm beneficial effects on the Australian stock market. After the initial announcement by the Chancellor of the Exchequer, Sir Geoffrey Howe, in the House of
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      Lock icon STILL ON THE DOWNHILL
      202 9 f TOKYO l d AFP THE TOKYO stock market closed the week on a strong upbeat last Saturday after taking the year's second worst weekly fall amid concern over gloomy economic and political climates. After remaining on the downhill for the past three weeks, the 225-stock
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      COMPANY NEWS for the week
      305 9  -  WMk MMtod Oct 26 Compiled by Violet Chow OTHERS NstwNorth Bane* Umbers said its wholly-owned subsidiary, North Borneo Timbers (NZ) has sold off its entire stake in Carter Holt Holdings of New Zealand. The sale involving 2.162 million shares, was for a consideration of $12.16
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      Sir Geoffrey ushers in 'freedom era'
      993 9  -  LONDON By GERALD COLVERD PRESUMABLY, politicians who wish to implant their role and reputation into the records of history will seek to secure that remembrance by action and deed. They are, however, invariably remembered for the effects of their actions and UK Chancellor, Sir
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      Intermittent waves of selling with sharp losses
      762 9  -  SINGAPORE h 4 By CHAN BONG SOO AGAINST a generally bearish news background, shares continued to come under intermittent waves of selling with fairly sharp losses attendant on the Stock Exchange of Singapore last week. At the height of the selling, losses ranged
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      130 9 G The Goethe-lnstitut Singapore presents FILM FESTIVAL YOUTH IN GERMAN FILM" RELC Auditorium 30 Orange Grove Road NOV 1 6pm "Moritz, DearMoritz'' (1977) uw Bpm "Red Midnight '(1978 NOV 2 6 P m A Day With The Wind (1978 Bpm The Main Actor'' (1978 NOV 3 6 P m "Red
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      7 9 See Page II fer NYSE weekly review
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      180 9 Daiwa Bank's newest branch opens in Singapore today, October 29th. j L_k— i Daiwa Bank, one of the largest commercial banks in Japan, has been represented in Singapore for many years, contributing to local and multinational businesses with profound international banking expertise. Now, we are opening our newest branch in
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      Amoy's transfer may tax profits
      573 10 THE POOR performance of the beverage division was a damper on the trading results of the Amoy Canning Corporation (Hong Kong), a 54 per cent-owned subsidiary of China Engineers Holdings (Sime Darby's Hong Kong subsidiary) during the financial year ended June 30, 1979. This apparently
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      Moderate downturn on NYSE
      377 10 r NEW YORK THE NEW YORK stock market registered a moderate decline last week in slower trading despite some encouraging news about US money supply figures. The Dow Jones industrial average finished the week off 5.16 and closed at 809.30. In the preceding two weeks, the
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      NEW YORK STOCKS
      635 10 OCT 26 US* 32'? Comm with Ed Cons Nat Gas 21'. W h 14 36'. 4-* 43 Allegheny Lud 22'? 43 unch 1* Corning Glass 58'54 41 Allied Stores 24 34'. 4 4* Crane Co 30 T 4- 52 41* 9 Am Brands Inc 61 Si 38'.
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      Tokyo prices
      348 10 TOKYO share prices closed sharply higher last Saturday, led by export-orientated issues, following the overnight recovery on Wall Street. Dealers said the market average rose 84.48 to close at 6,292.37, with a volume of 170 million shares. The Tokyo Stock Exchange index closed at 441.42, up 5.20. Electricals,
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      COMPANY MEETINGS
      241 10 ROTHMANS «f Pall Mall: AGM to be held at Virginia Park, Jalan University, Petaling Jaya, today at 11am. Kbang Gnan Flour Milling Ltd: AGM to be held at the Fortune Room, 2nd Floor, Merlin Plaza, Beach Road, Singapore, tomorrow at 12.30pm Tractors Malaysia Bbd: AGM to be held
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      BUSINESS TIMES INDUSTRIAL GROUP INDICES (BASE YEAR: JAN 1)
      147 10 i*» im Ugk U« ladMtrtel Gtmp Week'i Aettaa Ml Oct It Oct X Ckmmgr 433.62 14S.90 Automotive 365 19 359 23 5.96 Banks, Insurance. 599 75 328 69 Finance and Trustees 563 42 553.87 9 55 268.98 135.80 Chemicals, Rubber 261
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      SHARE INFORMATION SERVICE
      2759 10 This Year High Low Company Last Sale orCr'a Div Div C'vr Gr's Yld Net P/E Vol COOO Week High Low SECTION ONE 1NDU8TB1AL A COMMERCIAL 281 196 148 180 712 74W 255 350 215 380 207 Acma 123* Alcorn 110 Allied Choc 133 BAT 255 B&U 57
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      152 10 THE 2ND INTERNATIONAL FORESTRY, TIMBER PROCESSING AND WOODWORKING EXHIBITION. DATE: 12-16 JANUARY 1981, SINGAPORE. Wood '81 Is the second specialist exhibition devoted exclusively to the development and expansion of the forestry, timber processing and woodworking industries of South East Asia. Wood '81 will highlight the latest range of equipment and
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  • MONDAY SPORTS
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      Avis may be yearly affair
      251 11 AVIS Rent A Car, organiser of the recently concluded first Avis Singapore Travel Industry Squash Team championship, hopes to make the mixed team tournament an annual event. This indication was given after the final round of this year's championship, which was played the last weekend
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      Lock icon Joseph Loo wins Seletar club title
      1071 11  -  By TEO TECK WENG JOSEPH LOO, helped by a superb front nine, closed with the final day's best score of a five-over-par 74 to win Seletar's 72-hole club championship at the home course yesterday. Loo, who was sixth last year, produced a four-round total
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      Two rugby schools of thought
      967 11  -  By RONALD KOW "RUGGER, rugger, wbe's the beet? R-A-F-F-L-E-8!" sheet the sapperters ea eae side, while ehaats sf "U-P ap, A-N-D aad, O-N sa, Up aad Oa!" ceme (rem the ether. Year after year, Baffles lastttattoa aad St Aadrew's wrestle eae aaether tor the title
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      Advertisers' golf meet
      129 11 THE LOCAL adverttslag trateralty will held Its kiiuJ gslf toaraameat aext intk at Jinag Csaatry Clab gstf cmik. The —c toy strakeplay esmpetttlea will take place m Nsv lie tNntoeat will be AMOASSAAAAAA'e third la Its mh»l series. AMOASBAAAAAA Is a collective sbbrevlaitiaii Isr three adverttalag represeatatlve
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      380 11 PAn>LZCTMC I INDUSTRIES LIMITED ANNOUNCEMENT Rights Issue of $15,912,350 9Vs% Convertible Unsecured Loen Stock at par lnd V«tnes Limited announces that subject to approval being ers at an r f Sin 9°P ore Limited and the shareholders at an Extraordinary General Meeting, it intends to issue $15 912 350 9H
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      277 11 IGNORANCE... is not bliss Knowledge very otter means profits. In tne October issue of Singapore Business, we look at some areas where knowing when to do what has paid dividends Courting the Customers: Sports snops a r e flourishing simply because thev can recognise market potential and >ocate themselves near
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    Call on NTUC to set up investment bank
    731 12  -  By WANG LOOK KEAH THE labour movement should seriously consider setting up a cooperative investment bank to handle and coordinate investments of its economic enterprises. Mr Bernard Chen, Minister of State for Defence, said that "time is ripe" for the National Trades
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    Hsu president of tax association
    169 12 MR HSU Tse-Kwang, the Commissioner of Inland Revenue, has been elected as the first president of the Commonwealth Association of Tax Administrators (Cata) for a period of three years. He recently chaired the first general meeting of Cata which was held in Singapore from Oct
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    Lock icon No end yet to Tokyo leadership crisis
    249 12 Reuter THERE seems to be no end to the prolonged factional strife within Japan's ruling Liberal Democratic Party (LDP) following the party's electoral setback. Five executives of the party yesterday decided to meet today to hold two expanded meetings, including a special meeting
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    Singapore as stepping stone to China
    329 12 MANY West German companies will be investing in Singapore in the coming years, attracted by cost competitiveness and the use of the Republic as a "turnpike" for business ventures with China, the president of the Federal Association of German Industry said on Saturday. Professor
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    Lock icon Oil shortage in emirate of plenty
    242 12 AP A BOUNTY of oil in the ground does not necessarily mean a plentiful supply of petrol at service stations, motorists in the United Arab Emirates are discovering to their chagrin. Shortages in some parts of the country, combined with price increases, have sparked
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    Lock icon AN ACT OF HOMAGE
    50 12 SOUTH KOREAN Prime Minister CM Kyv-H&h burning incense to pay homage to the late President Park Chang-Bee at the presidential mansion on Seoul. Mr Choi is now the actinc President pending the election of a new chief executive. UPI photo. See page 5 Source: UPI photo
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    S'pore's role in tourism journal
    465 12  -  By LEE YOKE MENG SINGAPORE is likely to take the lead in coordinating a quarterly tourism publication for the AsiaAustralasia region. Mr S C Huang, president of both the Singapore Hotel and Restaurant Association .(SHRA) and the AsiaAustralasia Hotel and Restaurant Association (AAHRA), said that
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    Lock icon Water bridge over troubled land
    145 12 AFP PHNOM Penh leaders have authorised the opening of a "water bridge" for aid to Kampuchea through the Mekong River from Vietnam, the Bangkok Post reported yesterday. Citing sources close to the various aid programmes, the paper said Vietnamese and Soviet ships had already carried
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      330 12 > UNWRAPPING THE ASEAN MARKET at PRINTPACK ASIA 79 International Exhibition of Printing and Packaging 5-9 NOVEMBER 1979 WORLD TRADE CENTRE, SINGAPORE THE EXHIBITION DAILY FROM 11a.m. to Bp.m. Over 200 manufacturers and distributors from more than 16 countries, including national groups from U.S.A.. Britain, France, Germany, India and Taiwan
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      139 12 OEM OPEN SHELVING mm ■Z. ktt m WE HAVE THE ANSWER TO YOUR STORAGE OEM ROLLPOST ADJUSTABLE SHELVING X I all I2iS OEM SLOTTED ANGLES Whether you require multi-tiered shelving, parts binning, racking, space-saving storage system or just slotted angles, we have the right product for you. And our storage
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      61 12 I Outlook for Singapore from 6 a.m. to 1 p.m. today: Isolated showers around midday. Bepart far 24 hews prtor to 1M pan. m OcUB at the airport. Maximum temperature 31.6 Associated humidity 70 Minimum temperature 23.5 Associated humidity 100 Hours of sunshine 7.10 Rainfall in millimetres 2.9 Total rainfall
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        Lock icon Sea crimes
        137 13 AFP THE FEDERAL Crimes at Sea Act will come into operation off the Australian coast on Wednesday to coincide with the 370 km offshore fishing zone. The Australian Attorney General, Senator Peter Durack, said that for the first time all relics of the British admirality jurisdiction off the
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        Lock icon Vessel for India
        68 13 AFP INDIA has decided to acquire a multi-purpose support vessel at an estimated cost of 220 million rupees (about US$26 million) for use in the offshore oil explorations. Informed sources said the decision was taken by the Indian Cabinet, headed by Prime Minister Charan Singh, at a
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        69 13 Reuter LONDON demolition brokers reported the sale of the motor vessel Tasman Express (4,000 light tons, built 1954) to Tawain yards for US$l6O per light ton, and the turbine tanker Pilgrim (8,062 light tons) to Taiwan breakers for $180 per light ton, on Friday. The same brokers also
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      Taking care of the container boxes
      773 13  -  FACE TO FACE WITH NEED By RAHIM KASSIM THE RAPID rise in the use of containers in moving seaborne cargo has brought shipping lines face to face with the pressing need for the efficient management of these boxes. As the concept of containerisation spreads
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      Lock icon Lords reject ITF blacking appeal
      195 13 Reuter BRITAIN'S House of Lords said it has rejected a Hongkong shipowner's appeal against union blacking in support of better terms for seaman, on the grounds that the union had immunity even though the action might bankrupt the firm. The I/ords had on July 26
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      70 13 Reuter THE AUSTRALIAN Northbound Shipping Conference said the bunker surcharge applicable to the Australia/ Phil i p p i n e s Hongkong/Taiwain service will be raised to 18.17 per cent from 17.87 per cent. The new rate takes effect from Wednesday. The following lines operate the service:
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      Lock icon Cargo ships collide
      82 13 Reuter TWO cargo ships were badly damaged on Friday when they collided at the entrance to a lock in the port of Antwerp, agents for Lloyds Shipping intelligence in the port said. Lloyds said the 3,731-ton Panamanian Marrianne Gen arriving from Hamina, Finland, was in collision with
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      SHIPPING LIST where your ships are due...and when
      512 17 AARHUS Bunga Dahlia/Ned Hoorn, ScanDutcht*. Oct 30. Francesca/Toyama, ScantDlitchf, Nov 6. ABIDJAN Crown Cherry, 'K' Line, Oct 29/30. Popl P, OBN, Nov 2. River Andonl, Nigerian Nat, Nov 3/4. ABU DHABI Maldlve Unity, Maldlve, Nov 1. P. Elsenhower, APL, Nov 2. Hoegh
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      Container Schedules
      997 18 RECEIVING OF EXPORT FCL CONTAINERS AND LCL CARGO AT CONTAINER TERMINAL NB. (1) Each vessel's estimated time of arrival is advised by the Shipping Line/Agent and Is subject to change (2) All export FCL containers and LCL cargo must be delivered to the Authority's premises during the following
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      The growing demand for better ports
      951 18 INDUSTRIALISATION programmes intended to improve the economics and living standards of many countries in the 1980s are creating a need for expanded, modern ports and associated facilities. This is demonstrated by the involvement of British consulting engineers in the design and construction of 240
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      Denmark-Seoul shipping pact signing soon
      544 18 A BILATERAL shipping igreeaeat between Denmark nnd Snath Keren in expected to be signed mm. Denmark wnn ene nf severnl countries which initiated talks with Keren when the eeaatry intredneed protectionist shipping policies hi August. The mensures taken then were designed to he experimental, befere
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      SHIPS IN PORT
      492 18 EXPECTED ARRIVALS TODAY KEPPEL WHARVES Bunga Mas (2359 tide a/ter Jupitania) 19 Hondo (2359 tide after Letitia Lykes must Portside to) 35/36 Kota Rakyat (0600 after Orchard Gold) 44 Prima King (after. Jal Sea Fortune bulk wheat) 8/9 Prinsendam (Passenger) (0600) 3/4 Perak (1500) 20 East Qian
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      INIDEX
      561 18 Skipping Uae ACS T CM 5 Afea IV 3 Alfred V 2 Alfred V 3 Alpac IV 5 Angkutan AM. V I 5 1 APL m 2 Arya Nat V 4 ASCL m 1 Asia America n 5 Asia Merchant n 5 Atlas IV 4 Aust.Cont IV 5 Bank
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      364 13 Oi st class transport Agents: Nedlloyd EAC For further details, please refer to page ScanDutchyl .1A RI >I I A I All Orient Overseas Co*ttaiM&i Line m KORAN JACEWON *f HONGKONG CONTAKR 17E MERCATOR 14E lOROTAI CHEF IK CHNA CONTAKR X S SMS BROS 231 NEPTUK CORAI 15E I KOREAN
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      153 13 fil SEALORD U| ANTAf I M UASC UNITED ARAB SHIPPING CO (SAG) ARABIAN GULF WEEKLY MULTIPURPOSE SERVICES] loading for FULLY CONTAINERISED SERVICE S pore I Loading for 8/11 Dubai (18/11), Dammam (28/11). Kuwait (22/11) 10/12 Dubai (20/12), Dammam (22/12), Kuwait (24/12) RED SEA DIRECT S pore Loading for 10/11 teddah
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      326 13 NOL NEPTUNE ORIENT LINES LTD FAR EAST/tUROPE FULLY CONTAINERISED SERVICE K *Cim Spore Closing runes fa Cargo LCI Cargo R'dam F stowe 17No. 18 No. 21 No. 23 No. 24 No. 2b No. 2SJk» 30 No. 5 Dec 7 Dec 10 Dec 17 Dec 17 Dec 19 Dec 0300 I
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      601 13 I Ai Nedlfoyd Lines Call us We call the world Agents: NedJloyd EAC Please refer to page I MAERSK LINE IrlT Pacific, Pwfe Aloft* West. mi. ,r, a., a, ■zm Maersk Pinto Maersk Rando Maersk PWo Maersk Rando Maersk PWo Saied Saied Saied 29-30/10 4-5/11 5-6/11 10-11/11 12-13/11 18-19/11 19-20/11
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      898 14 I I Hapag-Uoyd FULLY CONTMOISED TO EUMPE lll>l [iprm BenaMor Hankwi EipreiJ EXTOSS CONVENTIONAL TO EUROK S pore P Kelani Pen Bdbao Genoa H bur{ Bremen Rdarti Antwerp Paul Rulimers 1 10 ?11 79 11 1112 912 VI." Senile ItKkinffs 18 11 2111 16 12 912 26 12 24 12
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      434 14 c n an IIJ mil »jfj j —JI 19- a Atqenan National line CQ m flqeils SuO Agents UNIPACIFIC TRANS A TRADING ORlf NTAL SHIPPING CORPN AGENCY PTE LTD i T e i/OO'b 48"J45 let *****4 uhnei,, SINbAPOHt PFNfINGT* b 108b Thong Soon Shipping RM .808,8 TH FL. ROBIN A
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      273 14 EVERGREEN LINE f FAR (AST FUROPE EXPRESS fUU CONTAINER SERVICE ACCEPTMG CARGO FOR: HAMBURG FELIXSTOWE. ROTTERDAM. ANTWERP. LE HAVRE ALSO ACCEPTMG CARGO FOR UMTEP WNGDOM SOUTHAMPTON. LONDON. MANCHESTER. BMMMGHAM BRISTOL. LIVERPOOL, GLASGOW. LEEDS WEST GERMANY mama HOLLAND AMSTEROAM 1 im Voyager It Ok (tan 11» 111 EUROPE FAR EAST EXPRESS
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      845 14 I Everett Lines Burn* Five Star Shipping Corpn. "BURMESE NATIONAL LINE' LOADING FOR RANGOON SfM PJKMI PAGAN ffW 303/29 Ocl 30/31 Oct HTANTAWYWA. PTW3O2/31 Oct J/H BFS S C Agent* n Motoywa TEPS MALAYSIA Port Katang T«1738>-7355 Ptoono T«t *****/***** Company Argentina Da Navagacion Intarcontinantal S. A. C.I. F. 7
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      742 14 r X2LO.S.E. l OCEAN SHIPPING ENTERPRISES PTE LTD RM 2102 2103 21STFLOOR MARINA HOUSE SHENTON WAV MISTRI ROAD SINGAPORE 2 TEL *****44 7& *****70 SANKYO LINE AUSTRALIA SERVICE P. Keiang Sin|apart Lea** tor YUEMM 30/31 Oct MPORT ADEL TURNER 11/13 Nov 9/10 Nov SYO, MEL. ADEL KYOTEN MARII 2S/30 Nw
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      867 15 Overseas B B B B Containers %lmm Limited Weekly service to/from UK/Europe To UK/Continent iv«l 10 30 1•* ahc 21-* 2 la« r2-f!iL. J*" 7 31 Dk H Dec J lan n J,, 12 lan 14 lan (Jjn From UK/Continent contaioshp struct nm i*/contwemt: tf»«n fr«n IT torn ItHnre Stoo
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      877 15 GRANARD LINE RED SEA/MEDITERRANEAN SERVICE S'pm PKMa* UWN NEWYORX V J2W (Fißook til) 7 Nov M.V. MM AN V.33W 21 Nov M.V. MM CHEONG 341 17 DM Pwmg LoaAig for M.V. MM FUNG V.35N. 10 Jan ftCCfPTMB CORTMO CMCO fa OM.Y M.V MM M V.24E 23 Nov M.V. MM CHEONG
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      758 15 rpft IMP MM 4/11 BEN LINE CONTAINERS EVKSS COMTAVO SEWICE TO/FROM EIIIOTE H'BlltG 8 HAVEN ROAM MM Sport P Mane Germany/Awtna Antwerp Fran a/11 a/11 vn a/11 a/n KaMtova Mn 11/11 11/11 2/u Eiprets 11/11 |/U J/12 BetuMer 19/U 21/11 U/12 13/12 H»*w| Eipress 2ft/U 2t/U 17/12 19/12 hm 4/12
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      740 15 Scan Dutch 9 EKLY EXPRESS CONTAINER SERVICE IMb 2) 04* m 3) lk*r| 4) (k* 14/11 19/11 70/11 22/11 21/11 X/ll 21/11 24/11 21/11 3/12 4/12 Vli 5/1? 10/12 U/12 13/12 12/12 17/12 >4/12 20/13 19/12 23/12 /5/12 27/12 20/12 30/12 1/1 3/1 2/1 7/1 1/1 10/1 IS/1 17/1 lifk*ra
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      693 15 BOUSTEAD SHIPPING AGENCIES THE BANK LINE LTD I 'IKM Jl LYKES ORIENT LINE U.S. GULF COAST SERVICE (New Orleans, Mobie, Houston, Galveston) f Krtjnt Ruantan US GMf LETITU ITKES (fcdi I toa*)G*. 35/loMay 30/31 Oct 11 Dec STELLA ITKES (*di ft Mt) 15/11 Nov 22 Ok U.S. WEST COAST SERVICE
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      1007 16 i* "K'link KAWASAKI KISEN KAISHA. LTD. TO NORTH AMERICA FEEDER HSSELS* ft V MOTWR VESSELS TK LA SE NY Bwnr Tracer 12 Safcd 31/11 Padfc »mm 17/11 27/11 Alaska Maru 14/11 23/11 Mm Y«t Maru 17/11 11/12 Bonta Act 13 t/U 9/11 C. Cat* Bridge 22/11 2/12 I Cat* Bndf«
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      626 16 V/A E C./GREAT LAKES SERVICE LOAOMG FOR KW TOM. NOVOU. MONTREM TOMMTO. ASHTABULA Ptn*n( Belawa* P Ketang SalfWl CALIFORNIA/PACIFIC NORTH WEST SERVICE Lu** tar LOS MttlfV UN FRANCISCO SEATTLE. TACOMA WWCaM. B C EXPRESS CONTAINER/CONVENTIONAL/ REEFER SERVICE SO MAMPUR A VESSEL P Mbflf Smfjcct I *np» 31 Dec/ I ton
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      444 16 S S A(;roiip SINGAPORE SHIPPING j*. AGENCIES PTE LTD 20Tm ftOOM OCt AN BU'IOING SAG*PO«I Nrj 9'< J l !N£Si GfSfHAi. 91 3111 '4 LINE SI TKI» «S /4',9S »S J5564 A B CARSMIP aCABIE CARGOSN'P Mill (Container Lines WEEKLY CONTAINER SERVICE to/from BANGKOK DSR -niurc FAIT SH-CONTMO SMKf SpOff
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      805 16 MAL YSIAN thiTfPhi ATKDNAL SHIPPING COPPOPATtO* BfPHAD EXPRESS FULLY CONTAINERISED SERVICE TO/FROM MED/UK/CONTINENT/SCANDINAVIA 1) Barcelona Omm. 2) Amsterdam Antweip. LHawe. Bilbao Bask UK J) Bremen BrernenAeten Aarhas. Copenhagen. Helsinki 4) Natmo Stockholm Oslo 'Accepting Europe cargo tor teoder na S port lUTIANUA B PtIWWI ICO OfIFT SfIANDIA WON I sum*
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      705 16 INTRASEA (PTC) LTD, F aber House 234E Orchard Road Singapore r > Telephone ***** M <*****57 uU D, REGULAR INDEPENDENT SEMI/FULL CONTAINER SERVICE TO EUROPE NORASIA NBS7 NORASU NBSI S pore P. KeUnf 12 NM 15 NM 30 Not 3 Dec Boulogne Antwerp/Avon Tilbury Rottefdam/Avon Sngapore MTRASEA (PTE) ITD *****11
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      543 17 EGYPTIAN imtppmatiokiai i iKif /cu INTERNATIONAL LINE (EIL) EGYPTIAN FLAG 1 OM EGYPT ALEXANDRIA SINGAPORE MM U Dec 1 Dk 17 I r.tNERAt 9GENTS L N SHIPPING PTE LID IH ??044! 1 'SINGAPORE til RS? 101 SUB AGEN'S HSH M SON BHD Tf I *****: 4860? 7 Kl 3869% iPK
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