The Business Times, 24 March 1980

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    10 1 BUSINESS TIMES M.C.(P) No. 111/1/81 MONDAY, MARCH Z4,198$ 50 CENTS
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  • BRIEFLY...
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      Lock icon Export control
      63 1 AFP JOHORE BAHRU, Sun. The Malaysian government will control the export of sand and stones to Singapore as a preliminary move towards stopping their export, the Chief Secretary to the government Tan Sri Abdullah Ayub said. Tan Sri Abdullah said permits to export the materials would not be
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      Lock icon No further devaluation
      48 1 AFP JAKARTA, Sun. President Suharto promised his government would not resort again to drastic devaluation of the rupiah. Fresh drastic devaluation would be equivalent to forced taxation, he told an assembly of 10,000 farmers in Sumurgintung village, West Java, 160 kilometres southeast of here. AFP
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      Lock icon Not allowed in
      66 1 AFP WASHINGTON, Sun. The United States government denied the ousted Shah of Iran would be allowed to return to US territory for medical treatment Earlier, in Teheran, Iranian Foreign Minister Sadegh Ghotbzadeh alleged farmer Secretary of State Henry Kissinger and banker David Rockefeller intended to try to
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      Lock icon Huge oilfield discovered
      48 1 Reuter KUWAIT, Sun. A French company has discovered a huge oilfield in North Yemen regarded as posgbly the world's fifth largest, a Kuwaiti newspaper reported. initial estimates put the reserves at five billion barrels of medium quality crude oil, the newspaper Al Siyassa sakl. Reuter
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      Lock icon Higher oil tax
      76 1 Reuter LONDON, Sun. Oil companies believe Wednesday's British budget will result in more of their profits from higher North Sea oil prices being taken in tans. Industry sources said companies operating in the North Sea believed the government would announce it wanted talks on higher tax levels.
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      Lock icon Citizen army
      60 1 AFP MANILA, Sun. President Marcos said the government is developing a citizen army to strengthen the country's defense system, puhUshof the Philippine °armyf the President said the nation can control internal insurgency problems through the involvement of citizens in national security. He said he will not allow foreign
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      Lock icon Secret document
      64 1 Reuter JOHANNESBURG, Sun. A secret document published indicated that the South African military planned to intervene in the parliamentary system to support the government and thwart opposition attacks. It set out plans to manipulate the news media, blunt opposition attacks in parliament and mute criticism of the government,
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      Lock icon Opec date
      98 1 Reuter KUWAIT, Son. Oil ministers of the Organisation of Petroleum Exporting Countries (Opec) will probably meet in Saudi Arabia on May 5 to consider long-term strategy, the Kuwaiti Oil Ministry said. The special meeting had been suggested at a session of Opec's long-term strategy committee in London last
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      Lock icon Evacuation from Chad
      70 1 AP WASHINGTON, Sun The Carter Administration has ordered evacuation of official personnel in Chad after new fighting in the turbulent central African capital, the State Department said. In addition to the 20 officials, including Ambassador Donald Norland, on the staff of the US embassy in N'Djamena, the
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    TOP TEN STOCKS
    100 1 ins to Ist tke meet actively traded it»rh tke Steefc Frrkeegr at Ib|l|wb but week. It give» tke tfiw hi tkewdn *t warn, eketag prices m Friday aad tke Mgfe ud lew fer *****# c-p** W Print* Mar 11 SJC» Um Haw Par 1534 1.81 113 1.38
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  • LOCAL STOCK INDICES
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      SINGAPORE
      69 1 Mvn Mar M Marl* Mar M Marti trBT Index: SMB. 77 3855 88 3870.88 3822.87 3814.38 •IndustrUls 463.78 453.16 452.49 457 56 455.43 fcFtawct: 834.78 834.36 841.30 836 43 Holds: 414.31 414.23 417.37 416.08 •PrtwrtiM 344.88 331.12 332.72 337.08 334 33 tlMp: ♦Plant* bom KM 288.38 2B8 23 2MJ7
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      MALAYSIA
      66 1 Mar 11 Iter 18 Mar 19 Mar 88 Marti t+BT Index 6490.75 6380.06 6388.51 6482.55 6498.71 •Industrials: fcjteeace: S32 35 518.15 517.76 524.20 ***** 746.99 777.15 724 60 743 39 727.55 ••Hotel*: 329.10 328.68 328.88 328.85 328.59 •properties: 3013 353.77 352.80 356.34 354.09 Vt|n« 382.33 278.93 275.90 276.28 276.25
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    Call for debate on role of CPF
    677 1  -  LIFE INSURERS UPSET By CHOO AI LENG LIFE insurers are upset that the Central Provident Fund has chosen to ignore them in its deliberations on providing insurance for its members. Claiming that their attempts to establish a dialogue with the CPF have been
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    Estate agents expect influx of expatriates
    268 1 REAL estate agents expect rentals for residential accommodation to continue rising due to an expected influx of expatriates. The number at foreigners seeking accommodation has increased by as much as 25 per cent in the last 12 months and rents for~ apartments are expected
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    STPB may tighten control on agents
    468 1  -  By WANG LOOK KEAH THE Singapore Tourist Promotion Board maj raise the minimum requirements for issuing ttexert tighter controls over the industry. According to sources, among the measures being considered are the raising of the minimum paid-up capital of a travel agency II 1,.
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    Tenders for airport shops
    407 1 THE Department of Civil Aviation (DCA) will invite tenders today for seven shops at the new Changi airport. The shops will be the first phase of a comprehensive development plan for departmental-type stores offering transit passengers a wide variety of consumer items. This will begin a
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    Guthrie bids for UK-based investment holding company
    212 1 GUTHBIE Corporation has sssde a far UKeompany City sad Istiisilliasl Trast (OT) by eOeriag 1» ordinary Getorie shares se Ojm wS^dsw,!' 1 OT Obeervers tool thta fa Oathrie I» lend off a 5 aewed tsbosvsr hid esbTdUnSSr imSe 'stake hfldkk H"™' 81mo Derby,
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    Think-tank mobilised to plan R&D programme
    479 1  -  By RONNIE LIM ChW Reporter A RESEARCH and Development (R and D) thinktank, comprising the chief executives of several research institutions in the Republic, has been "mobilised" by the Government to help plan Singapore's R and D programme for the 80k. News of the
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      69 1 I SHIPPING TIMES AN Australian prefect inun local interest 2 BEHIND the strength of the Japanese steel indu5try............. S MALAYSIA comes te grip with pepnlatton drift......................... 3 REVIEW e( major commodities last week 4 WHY US to likely to have a balanced budget 5 REVIEW of major stock markets last
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      132 1 SENSUALLY. 1 RCIOLPO \A Nil if f. "\A. J^wti' vj i>>'X3 r 8m tack page J> V. m kasi? A secluded corner where you can unwind. Over a long cod drink and soothing music. Take off your shoes, put your feet up if you wish. Just like home. That's the
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  • PROPERTY & CONSTRUCTION
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      HUDC to conduct survey of applicants for its flats
      376 2 THE Housing and Urban Development Company is carrying out a survey of the purchasing power of applicants for its flats. The survey will gather information that would help the HUDC formulate its future housing programmes. The survey is the second by
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      Australian project stirs interest
      541 2  -  By TEO TECK WENG A MULTI-millioo dollar resort development in Australia has roused the interest of several Singapore investors. Known as Fishermen's Village, the $48 million project is planned to cover 26 hectares with river frontage at Tweeds Heads in the state at New South Wales.
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      A licensee wanted
      441 2 A CANADIAN engineering company, Dy-Core Systems, is looking for a licensee in Singapore to sell Its building equipment. The equipment produces precast and pre stressed conftrete slabs with hollow core which can be used as floor units, roofs or even load-bearing walls. They are designed for the
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      Dynasty hotel to have double glazed windows
      259 2 THE proposed 410-room Dynasty hotel in Scotts Road will have doubleglased windows to cunftsm with the Government's policy on energy-saving in hnlMtngi Double-glazing will cost the developer, Tang Choon Keng Realty, about half a million dollars more than it would have to pay
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      181 2 T NOW GN€€ HONG ADDS ANOTHER SHOWROOM IN WORLD TRADE CENTRE See the latest arrivals of China Art Pottery, Rosewood Furniture and Carpets. Ali are welcome. ■P. W -5. ,1 mn rfi iV m m H o 01 •m hJ, 3 C. run II GN€€ HONG CO (PTC) LTD. SUITES
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      193 2 OOOOOQ INDUSTRIALISED METHOD OF CONSTRUCTION PREFABRICATE SYSTEM See us at SIBEX DY-CORE SYSTEMS Or Call Mr AUmim F. GttUM Director Of Marketing At Hotel Century Park Sheraton Tel: *****77 OOOOOQ GET MORE AT DBS We are pleased to announce our current rates for Autosave Savings Account Fixed Deposits 8% 9i%
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    Lock icon Strength in Japanese steel industry
    1090 3 Depthnews Asia PERHAPS no other nation has learnt the lesson of oil price increases better than Japan. Ever since 1974, the year of the oil price shock, it has been reorganising its industries to cope with changing costs, and five years later it has emerged
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    KL comes to grip with population drift
    533 3 CITY officials of Kuala Lumpur are beginning to come to grips with the problems posed by the steady drift into the city of migrants from the rural areas. The growth of population in the 240 square kilometre city nestled in Klang Valley in
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    Lock icon Israel to expand settlements
    604 3 FT ISRAEL plans a major expansion this year of the Jewish settlements on the occupied West Bank belonging to the ultra nationalistic Gush Emunium movement. This decision of the Begin government appears to contradict not only the intent of the current negotiations with Egypt about the
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      236 3 r m w i F *3(uf 23tetet£eljen tn SttitedilaniT A taste of from March AT THE ORCHARD CAFE... For lunch and dinner a daily buffet of German food. Plus specially imported German draught beer. Prosit! AT THE HARBOUR GRILL... For lunch, join us for our "Deutsches Buffet mit Bier" a
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  • RAW MATERIALS
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      Lock icon Gold takes the lead in erratic trading
      1201 4 AFP ERRATIC trading developed on the London commodity markets last week under the leadership of sold and other < precious metals. President Carter's anti- inflation measures strengthened the US dollar Initially and, with US Interest rates continuing their upward trend, there was wholesale
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      PALM OIL
      66 4 CJLF. North European ports, in US dollars per ton unta otherwise stated. LONDON: VH Prertoua Miliynu 5% ffa bulk par tonaa > May MO.OOalr 640.00 air Sumatra 5% ffa bulk March K June i July una M6.00alr 645.00atr 636-OOalr 630.00alr uaq 64S.00pd 64SafarA37Wpd 632.50pd 632-SOalr Nifaria 5% ffa
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      Sluggish market with prices moving slowly
      207 4 THE Stappm Chinese Predaee Exchange went thrsagh a week sf riagglsh trading by diw pries ntfMMSk Dealers repsrted that vihne was lew and ever•eas Interest was very On the eeffee priees stewed Mtle change frssa «he preview week hat traders expect farther eerrertiw before
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      LONDON MARKETS
      1175 4 COFFEE: Futures closed steady on Friday, down from the earlier afternoon highs but still with gain from Thursday of £21 to £2 per tonne. Turnover was 4,819 lots including 71 options Late pre-weekend booksquaring saw values eased back from the highs set earlier in the afternoon. The higher
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      RUBBER
      197 4 RUBBER futures in Loodta on Friday closed quiet and mostly 0.65 to 0.40 pence per kilo down from Thursday. Turnover was 17 lots of Ave tonnes and 295 lots of 15 i—MS including 45 kerb trades. Dealers said that, in quiet afternoon trading, the market held in a narrow
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    • MONEY AND EXCHANGES
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        Singapore market
        197 4 THE US dollar appreciated sharply against major currencies on the Singapore foreign exchange market last week, in reaction to President Carter's antiinflation package. As US dollar interest rates jumped drastically by 4 per cent across the board with three-month deposit interest reaching a peak of 19H per cent
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        PLR
        22 4 THE average rate at which major Singapore hanks are currently prepared to lend to their best customers is 11.2 per cent.
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        London
        404 4 THE DOLLAR closed around its day's highs against major currencies on Friday, firmly underpinned by market expectations of higher US prime rates, dealers said. It closed after a quiet day's trading at 1.8790/8810 marks, a gain of IV* pfennigs on Thursday's level and half a pfennig up- on Friday's
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        ASIAN $ RATES
        154 4 ASIAN RATES A8IAN itipirtt n oMIhi te far 21: ■Wl| tke IPM IIIIII! fggffS UMtBU 18V. 16 19* 17* IBM 167/16 19* 18* 1911/16 16H 18* 177/16 18* 17* 1 month 3 months 6 months 12 months 511/16 7 3/16 77/16 7* hum 39/16 6U 6* 6* 1 month 3
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        Local money market
        114 4 FOR THE whole of last week, domestic Interbank overnight rates eased towards the clearing hour to close about one percent lower. Friday's overnight closing stood at 9V« to 9'/* per cent while the week's mode, high and low stood at 10, 11 and 8 Vt per cent
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        Frankfurt
        52 4 FRANKFURT exchanges closing quotes on March 21: US 1.8TB,T3 St* 4 010 110 Can 158» 5900 on- una. S FY 105 49 M Lit 0.2147/50 F FY 42 43 01 D Kr 31 95 99 NXr JLM/tt B FY (CM) «184/91 B FY ((In) 5 92 *7 Y«i 0
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        Gold
        263 4 FOR THE week ended March 21, spot gold prices fluctuated nervously between USMB-563 in the New York market. On the Gold Exchange of Singapore, futures prices for June swung between $484-582. Earlier In the week, gold investors turned bearish in reaction to President Carter's anti-Inflation package. Interest rates Increased
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        Short-term money
        47 4 FOR THE week ended Saturday March 22, the range of call rate received from Short Deposits (M) Bhd was as follows: Bank faad: 3.5 per cent to 5.25 per cent. Geaeral find: 4 per cent to 4.375 per cent. Nivmmli of funds totalled $764 million.
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        Lock icon Discount market
        280 4 Source: National Discount Co THE WEEK ended March 21 opened with the announce-» ment of further Increases In the prime rates of a number of banks. Interbank overnight rates started trading at IQV* to 10 per cent but closed at 9V* per cent. Term deposits, however, remained steady
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        Zurich
        58 4 ZURICH exchanges closing quotes on MarcbZl: US l.Tm/TW St* 3 8730 *7» C*n 1.3033 5051 D Mk 94.(571 TOTS D F1 81.3171 StB F Kr «.«K/7XI2 B Fr 5.85H 86U D Kr 30 .BB/23K N Kr 34 »72/35.0» S Kr 44H/4M7 lit 0 J023/30M Aundi-nsm/vn Pari 3 .5XX /5544
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  • OVERSEAS
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      DAILY AIRCRAFT MOVEMENTS
      649 5 ARRIVALS Service Local Operator Niabtr Tim Prom FT FT73 0060 LAX/SPO/HKG PAA PA005 0125 NYC/SPO/HKG MAS MHfiOl 0645 KUL MAS MH682 0710 KCH su SQ101 0815 KUL MAS MHfia ***** PEN MAS MH607 0845 KUL MAS MH671 0930 PEN/KUL su SQ2U 1000 HLP CPA CX71D 1006 HLP
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      Lock icon Madrid meeting may be a victim of Afghan crisis
      283 5 AFP THE MADRID Confereiyx on implementation of the Helsinki accords, scheduled for November, may well be one of the main victims of the Afghan crisis. This third forum of detente coming after Helsinki, where in August 1975 the European Cooperation and
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      Lock icon Congress will agree to balanced budget
      686 5 NYT THE CARTER Administration and Congressional budget experts believe that the large spending cuts voted by the House budget committee virtually ensure that Congress will agree to the fiipt balanced budget in 12 years. A senior Congressional budget official said: "The House has now
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      Lock icon Jakarta forces in war game
      268 5 AFP A TOTAL of 50,000 Indonesian troops from Sumatra and Java were yesterday reported to be moving to several islands in the South China Sea where they would take part in the biggest military exercise ever held by the Indonesian armed forces. Military sources said
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    • WORLD IN BRIEF
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        Lock icon 'SHUNTO' RALLIES
        339 5 Agencies THOUSANDS of organised workers yesterday staged rallies at 30 places throughout Japan demanding a curb on increasing prices and pressing for higher wages. Sponsored by the council for the annual "shunto" or spring labour offensive, the participants took to the streets carrying placards which read: "We oppose
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      Lock icon China to develop 3 gold mines in Shandong
      200 5 AFP THREE gold mines with estimated total reserves of 200 tons of gold are to be developed in east China's Shandong province, the New China News Agency (NCNA) reported yesterday, quoting the Ministry of Metallurgical Industry. Shandong is one of China's major
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      Lock icon Refugees to resettle in Guyana
      85 5 Reuter GUYANA is to take UOO refugees from South-east Asia for resettlement, an information ministry spokesman said. The spokesman gave ao details, but sources said they would be among tribes people from Laos, and would probably be resettled in the fertile district of Wauna Yarakita
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      120 5 Because the Swissair DC-10 jets are now bringing Singapore 3 times a week? you too can now fly via Colombo, Bombay and Geneva,or any Tuesdayvia Colombo and Alliens/ or any Friday* via Bombay. And three hours later or less you can be in Basel, Dusseklorf, Frankfurt, Geneva, Hamburg, Cologne, London,
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  • REVIEWS
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      A look at the men in green
      1173 6  -  ay PATRICIA GOH AS pNE talks to the members at the band, one senses a yearning to know and to learn mere, and at the same time one feels their frustrations of not -moving last enough. They are for the most part self-taught,
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      OF GUNS AND ROSES
      590 6  -  By DAVID LOY I HAVE a love/hate relationship with Chopin's music. It is a truism that love and hate are closer to each other thun to indifference, and I suppose that explains my attitude to Chopin. Like the fabled little boy, "when he is good he
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      Beautiful tapestries of nature's gifts
      1060 7  -  Although graduates of the Nanyang Academy of Fine Arts, the four artists 1 Lee Hock Moh, Tan Kee Sek, Tan Kian Por and Poh Bee Choo had harboured thoughts of turning to a more Westernised approach, the paintings featured in this review reflect an inherent
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      Encounter in an idyllic forest
      626 7  -  By SALMA KHALIK PART n of Shakespeare's As' You Like It will always be remembered for„ Jaques' memorable spqps: "AO the world's a stage, And all the, men and women merely players; Tbey have their exits and-thelr entrances; And one man In his time plays
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      UNIQUE CONCERT
      460 7 THE melodious sounds of bygone Europe will soon melt soothingly way again next month. €ome April 2, the National Trust and Alliance Francaise will Jointly sponsor a unique concert of music by the Ars Antiqua de Paris, two instrumentalists who wil? strum and sing across a wid? range
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      55 6 meng gallery proudly presents Exhibition Sale of Chinese Antique Porcelain Furniture from exclusive private collections 21 to 25 March 1980 10a.m. to 10p.m. at Hibiscus Room HOTEL EQUATORIAL corner of Stevens Road/Bukit Timah Road Singapore nl Over 500 items ranging from TANG' (A.D. 618-907) 'SUNG' (A.D. 960-1280) 'YUAN* (A.D. 1280-1368)
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  • Page 6 Miscellaneous
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      503 6 CONCERTS FRENCH singer and guitarist Erie Vincent will give a-recital at the RELC on March 25 at 9pm. Tickets at 13 for members of Alliance francaise. Nonmembers will pay |5. Tickets available at Counter 3 at Alliance. FftENCH guitarist Jean Pierre Junes, will be playiis in a concert sponsored by
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      1264 6 Si Long-drawn Dallas ID, mhW Mi n> pmMMI fridge agalait an al part aal Übl arairaaaa appear* OMMllatUi JLm SINGAPORE 5 3.00 PM Opening felowod by Shuvar Utafim (Tami, repeat) 3.30 Mary of Evonb (Enffah) 3.35 Afternoon ftbtinoo Buccaneer's Girl (Pt 1) 4.15 Intermission 8.00 OpenhK Mowed by Leant* Tree
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  • INTERNATIONAL STOCKS
    • EUROPEAN MARKETS
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        Paris
        272 8 MAR 21 Frs CORBEILLE Air-Liquide B S N Gervals Danone 1 C8F (ThomsonClf) 496 an 451. SO 2, -14 -8S Clt Francaise des Petrols Compafnle Financier? Compagnh? General* Credit Fonder De France Hache tie (Librairie) Machines Bull Mlctieltn (B) Paribas Pechlney Clgine Kuhlmann. Peugeot Philips (Nv Gem Be*lt) PTlntempa
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        Brussels
        95 8 MAR 21 Fri FORWARD MARKET Acei 385 •7 Arbed 2100 Astur 462 -13 Braacan an -18 Bru-Lamb 1470 -8 Canpac 1042 -52 Cock 290 -ft De Beers 308 .2 Ebes 1925 -10 Electrobel 5150 -50 Gb-Inno-Bm 2235 >10 Gev 828 -6 Hobok 2500 -90 Petre 5140 -250 Ryl Dutch
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        Frankfurt
        204 8 MAR 21 Dm Aet-TeI«lunJt*n XW +0J Akzo 20.90 -0J AJU Leben »15.00 -10 All! Vera 34S10 -ins BA8F Bay H T Wbank Bay Vbank BBC 138 TO -12 moo -3 280 50 25 nan -1.4 XQnnR BMW Caaaella Chun Verw Commerxbank Conti Oummi 155 00 31S80B SO .00 183.10
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        Amsterdam
        186 8 MAR 21 Pta ABN ***** -15 AhoM aa.00 •1 Akao 2380 AMEV MOO -i Amlu WOO unch Amrot Bant saw -07 nw|«u 35 00 woo -4 -U Boa 54 90 -0.1 Borsumij > 180.50 +as Burhmann M OV unch Bjrenkorf MOO -2 Cal»« Delft 1*9.70 85 80 120.00 -J
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        Zurich
        191 8 mar *1 francs Actions Sulaaes Alusuiaae Br. Alusulsse Reg Brown Boveii Br Clba Oeigy Br ciiit oetgy p c CM* 0*lfj Reg. Credit Suisse Br Ctwilt Suisse Reg Elektrowatl Br. George Fischer Br Globus Pc 277 1196 400 1830 1020 ■25 ■OS -1 •IS -1 unch -30 unch -5
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        Milan
        99 8 MAR 21 ur* An* (Ml «0 05 Aaaoc Gen «300 +370 Bastotf 88L3 5A Central* 9110 +85 3045 +JJ Ftnslder (3 +0 7S Oen lmmob JUS *035 in Prl 2461 +31 Italceraenti ***** +450 llalgas «75 +7 llalslder ***** +1725 Magnet! M Pf 507 +1 Marelll Ere ,38*75 +325
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        Lock icon Prices drift lower
        1229 8 NEW YORK Reuter THE New York stock market on Friday drifted lower in moderate trading that brought the D-J industrial average to its lowest level in nearly two years. International Business Machines led the and contributed to investor uneasiness now focused on fears the economy may slide
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        TORONTO
        191 8 Bulk Mont 23. .i, Bulk Norm ScoUa Bell Trt U unch Beth Cam BP Can IM «'> -IS Braacan 2I'> Camp Red Lake ♦IS Can Imp Bk »>> C&nptc »> •H Canpac In* Pf Carting OTCee«e_ TH Com loco ■0 Con* BaUi IS'* Con» Marbenor v. Danknr 4 Deniaon
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      142 8 Savour our Chef Rene's masterpieces of European Cuisine. The ine y- f Chanticleer where good taste triumphs. ill IP 1 (Cockpit iSotfl C all Josephine for reservations 7.47^175 «»r 737^111 x 107 Merlin's unique Disco Club of the 80's. Experience its Wuardy in light, sound and show spectaculars completely turning
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      173 8 Smoked Duck with fire Our Smoked Due*- has fire That s why people rave about it. Vouli agree That and other specialties typically Cantonese In the cool of air conditioning And Hilton service Ando' course, our very-own Flavours of Singapore Hin's Top of the Hilton. Lunch and dinner Daily. Reservations,
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      47 8 1 Fortuna Restaurant offers one of widest selections of Cantonese art Each dish reflects a subtle blend of Aaiura) flavouring and spices, a taste W Ca p*°«*»» associates, friends and relatives at the unforgettable occasion FOKTUNA RESTAURANT 37 Scotts Read. Sings?** 0923 at Haiti Ada Tab *****40
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      A week of ups and downs
      851 9 I) «Singapore M IT WAS certainly a week of 1 ops and downs at the Singapore stock market lastAs chartists had predicted, there were the sports of recovery which, though short-lived, lifted the clouds of gloom a little. During those short spells of relief,
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      Lock icon Enthusiasm dampened
      387 9 jp Sydney 09 Z 5 4 Reuter SPECULATION that President Carter's tough new anti-inflation package will lead to a recession in the US which would spread to other countries, dampened en- thusiasm on the Sydney Stock Exchange last week despite some encouraging I;; trends in the gold and
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      TOKYO STOCKS
      220 9 h ill. 1 1 i c -tr +T •neb 2 BMWII.— sr unch CM rt<h on •aU "Of m ten HI B1 m m laa «u U) sic IX ♦T •1 V ■4 anch .j D Nip Print nm»Ti».i n» rm 1 Bank Photo vinrh +1* -S j
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      JO'BURG STOCKS
      313 9 MAR 21 Rand INDUSTRIALS A Alpha 285 unch Abercom 280 .15 AE And CI MO -5 AMIC 2100 unch Barlowt 945 ct SufM 1100 unch CNA 4308 -10 Curiic Finance 190 unch De Bun Ind MOOB unch Edeon 47o unch Ed«ar* (100 Eveready red Voik JK .3 Fuglt
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      Lock icon DOW JONES AVERAGE TUMBLES
      818 9 i ra New York NYT WITH investors responding to the Carter Administration's new anti-inflation programme and the prime lending rate —to a record 19 per cent last week, the Dow Jones indwtrial average tumbled to its lowest level since last year. The Dow dtopped 99.65 points
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      COMPANY NEWS for the week
      450 10  -  Week ended March 21 Compiled by Violet Chow SCRIP ISSUE r Asprans Csspseetton: Bonn» Issue of one-for-four. r Bstsagsr Properties: Bonus Issue of one-for-tbree. OTHERS ■sng Lsag DevetofMnt intends to make a cash offer of R5O per share for the whole of the issued share
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      Nervous and uncertain
      506 10 MM K.Lumpur iijiiil i"i a INVESTORS were nervous and uncertain at the Kuala Lumpur stock market last I week, after being battered J by the recent bear raid. J Gone was the confidence and euphoria that charact terised the Arm trading dar--1 ing the past three months.
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      NO TACTICAL WISDOMS POSSIBLE
      1266 10  -  PtJ! London cllH By GERALD COLVERD FEW post-war Chancellors of the Exchequer have had a better opportunity to get all his sums wrong than the current occupant of the lead role in the annual budget circus, Sir Geoffrey Howe, the reason is simply that the computer,
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      Lock icon Mixed showing in year's slowest trading
      338 10 H^yo Ĕ A AFP THE Tokyo stock market turned in a mixed showing last week in the year's slowest trading but the Dow Jones average suffered the fifth straight weekly setback amid investor uncertainty about inflation and high interest rates. Investors, sitting on the
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      SHARE INFORMATION SERVICE
      2822 10 1979/1980 Hi|k Low Coaipaay a +orGr*s Die Die C-TT Gr's Y*M Net P/E Vol Week <DOO) High Law 8ECTION ONE V INDUSTRIAL ft COMMERCIAL 370 223 140 180 3M 80 290 482 220 380 207 Ac ma 123* Alcom 110 Allied Choc 132 BAT 296 Bat* 57H
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      102 9 4 Forced Auction No. 3 DLB "Sea-Troll" Self propelled derrick Lay Barge "SeaTroll built 1976 Blohm Voss, Hamburg, will be sold on compulsory auction in the Council House of Lyngdal, Norwoy, on April 28th, 1980 at 12.00 a.m. 1800/1400 tons heavylift "Clyde" rotating crane and pipe laying system for handling
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      981 9 National Discount Company T ismted (Incorporated in the Republic of Singapore) Balance Sheet 31st December, 1979 Share Capital Authorised, issued and fully paid 5,000,000 shares of $1 each Revenue Reserves General reserve Profit unappropriated Total Capital and Reserves Current Liabilities and Provisions Deposits of customers (Note 2) Other liabilities including
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      249 10 m Malayan United [nod Industries Berhad NOTICE OF MEETING NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Ninth Annual General Meeting of the Company will be held at the Company's Registered Office. 16th Floor. Wisma Mirama, Jalan Wisma Putra. Kuala Lumpur 08-05 on Monday 7th April, 1980 at 10.30 am. for the
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  • MONDAY SPORTS
    • Article
      The great Royal and Ancient disorder
      1016 11  -  By PETER DOBEREINER t ONE OF the perils of this job Is that from time to time it is necessary to throw open the window of one's glass house and hurl stones at the passers-by. At the risk of laceration (ram the return fire
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      Easy win for Vaaron in S'pore Derby
      65 11 VAARON, ridden by Jockey Larry Francis, won the $82,500 Singapore Derby at Bukit Timah easily yesterday. Owned by Upali Stable, Varoon won the 2,400metre race by one length. Stablemate Valaisan (George Podmore) made it a 1-2 finish for trainer Ivan Allan. South Pacific
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      Malaysian Open FINAL SCORES
      355 11 270 M. McNuKy (UK) 67-64-67-72 279 Two Chien Teng (Taiwan) 73-67-72-67 284 M. Ramayah (Mai) 72-71-72-69 M. Krantz (US) 73-69-70-72 K. Takahashi (Jap) 70-71-72-71 W. Godfrey (NZ) 72-71-67-74 285 Chen Tie Ming (Yaiwan) 70-72-73-70 B. Arda (Phil) 76-65-73-71 K Cox (US) 71-71-70-73 286 Shen Chung Shyan
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      Keep turning over for 'surprise' telecasts
      560 11  -  By RONALD KOW WHELK yea are still wiMm Cap Mem amjsr wptttlM aearcsl to kMM ItotmeM toftow to toe Asia Gnap T*» ssar.ssf-'-Despite afl toe aaxfety to past yean raand to fltoca■ere seeeer toaa aver toe itreet ttomt ri toe Malay■la Cap Baal, lafle
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      Lock icon Mark wins in a one-horse race
      607 11 MALAYSIAN OPEN AFP TWENTY-stx-year-old Mark McNulty of Britain won the Malaysian Open gott championships in Kuala Lumpur yesterday with a thumping 15 under par 270. i*mtHng from Dillar to poit McSilty carded a one over 72 yesterday to turn the champhwhips virtually into a
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      Chairman's Prize for Yap
      640 11 REGULAR F4N Handicap League player Tap Giau Beng yesterday won Seietar Golf dob's Chairman's Prte Trophy for the overall best nett title with a nett 82. Tap, 38, had a day of goU when everythfa* west right far him. "Normally everthing doesn't go right bat today
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      447 11 (*K*o***>atz«n UNITED OVERSEAS LAND LIMITED INCORPORATED M THE REPUOLC OF SINGAPORE) NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that an Extraordinary Ganeral Meeting of tha above named Company will be held at the Function Room, 2nd Floor, Merlin Plaza, 7500 Beach Road, Singapore 0719 on the 15th day of April 1980 at 12.00
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      815 11 m B m n m 5k bj UNITED OVERSEAS LAND LIMITED (INCORPORATED IN THE REPUBLIC OF SINGAPORE) To: All Ordinary Stockholders The Board of Directors pleaaad to anno Audit* taulti fee «m Vm> nM 3 Tat I ANNOUNCEMENT Not Profit before tax Law Provision for taxation Nat profit aftar tax
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    MNCs help to realise Singapore's objective
    618 12  -  By JOHN LIM MULTINATIONAL corporations are making Singapore's objective of becoming a supply centre for electronics a reality. The giant ITT group is one of the larger buyers of local components. Electronics manufacturers in Singapore are expected to supply $18.7 million worth of finished
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    Travel industry decides to form advisory body
    361 12 TOE private sector of the travel industry wffl form a consultative body to discuss relevant key issues and to co-ordinate efforts towards the development of the industry. This is In recognition of the need for greater consultation and regulation in the industry. The
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    Lock icon PROTESTING AGAINST DRAFT REGISTRATION
    38 12 PROTESTORS miiwriag n the man near the WuhtagtM Meaameat n Satarday far a protest agaiast draft regtstratiea. The protest la estimated te he the biggest since the Vletaam War. AP phate Source: AP photo
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    Lock icon Conoco's new floating production platform for deep-sea fields
    497 12 AP THE Continental Oil Co is developing a giant production platform for the turbulent North Sea that oilmen say will revolutionise offshore technology and pave the way to tapping oil from unreachable deep-sea fields. Unlike conventional production platforms which stand on concrete
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    ADB loan for Bedok sewage treatment plant expansion
    209 12 THE Asian Development Bank has approved a multi-currency loan equivalent to 5H5,100,000 for the expansion of the Bedok sewage treatment plant. Under- the expansion plan, the capacity of the sewage treatment plant will be increased from 58,000 cubic metres per day to
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    Ohira on need for increase in defence capability
    151 12 JAPANESE Prime Ministar Masayoshi Ohira said yesterday that Japan should HmWy develop high quality defence capabilities. Mr Otrira said the Soviet military intervention In Afghanistan had brought about a momentum to cause a delicate change in the detente between the United States
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    Goh seeks suggestions from industrialists
    664 12 THE MINISTER for Trade and Industry, Mr Gob Chok Tang, U«| night invited local industrialists to recommend steps that the Government can take to encourage local investments in the manufacturing sector. Answering questions put to him by a panel on his 1980 Budget Statement over
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    Lock icon New terms for Kuwaiti oil
    278 12 Reuter KUWAIT has told its crude oil customers that future oil deliveries depend on them accepting new contract lag—a. a Kuwaiti newspaper said. "Those who do not like our conditions can buy oil elsewhere...There is no other alternative," the newspaper Al-Qabas quoted Kuwait's Oil Minister
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    Lock icon Refuge from conflict
    246 12 AFP ONE hundred thousand Philippine Muslims have sought refuge in the east Malaysian state at Sabah due to the conflict in the southern Philippines, the Antara News Agency re* parted yesterday. These refugees said they would go btfck home only after the situation in the southern Philippines
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      143 12 Borobudur Inter-Continental Ybur Business Centre in Jakarta. If you travel frequently youll expect your hotel to offer some kind of business centre to assist you. You probably won't expect one that offers services like ours. Like 24-hour telex, telephone and message facilities, secretarial and translation services. Like small conference rooms
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      56 12 Outlook for Singapore from 6 a.m. to 1 p.m. today: Mainly fair. Repast tor M haan prtor to 7 M |jl m Mir Maximum temperature 33.4 Associated humidity 55 Minimum temperature 23.6 Associated humidity 98 Hours of sunshine 9.75 Rainfall in millimetres Nil Total rainfall for the month 57.0 Total
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  • SHIPPING TIMES
    • PORTSIDES
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        Blasting works
        82 13 BLASTING works will be carried out on Pulau Tekukor, south of Sentosa, over a period of six weeks. The operation will begin,on March 26 and take place only on Wefeesdays and Fridays. The Port of Singapore Authority advises mariners to keep clear during the blasting period (1200 hrs
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        Anchorage closed
        62 13 THE WESTERN Quarantine/Immigration Anchorage will not be used for health/immigration clearance from today. Until further notice, vessels arriving from the East and requiring health and/or immigration clearance are to make use of the Eastern Quarantine/Immigration Anchorage. The Port of Singapore Authority said vessels arriving from the west and
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        Lock icon Mobil tanker
        64 13 Reuter MOBIL OIL Australia has announced It will put an oil tanker under the Australian flagtff agreement is reached with maritime unions. The Pacific Star, 125,000 dwt, could be operating with an Australian crew by September this year, after modifications to meet Australian standards. Port Stan vac, South
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        Lock icon CAF cut
        39 13 Reuter SHIPPING conferences covering Hongkong and South Korea said the currency adjustment factor (CAF) for Hongkong will be cut to 26.5 per cent (from 31.5) and for South Korea to 29 per cent (34.5), from yesterday. Reuter.
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      NYK's East Med semi-container service is a hit
      592 13  -  By LINDA TAN NIPPON Yusen Kaisha's new semi-container service to the East 1 Mediterranean has been loaded to the hilt since it started in January. Shippers have even reserved space for later runs because of its success in overcoming delays at the
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      INDEX TO ADVERTISERS
      579 13 8Mpptegliw Pa«e Col Adriatic IV 5 Afea VI Alfred vn B Ailtrana VI 5 Alpac VI 5 Angkutan VI 4 ANL i 1 APL m 4/5 Argentine IV 4 ASCL m 1 Asia Merchant IV 5 Atlas VI 4 Bank Line V 5 BBS n 4/5 3
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      Furness accepts C Y Tung's bid
      533 14 THE board ot Furaess Witty ban Accepted a bid worth 430 c ft share from Mr CT Tung's Orient OvwwmOtelner Hold- This follow* a month of intense discussion since it was inchested that Mr Tang was plaining to offer The new otter values mil
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      Anti-fraud measures may cause container blockage
      210 14 NNHUA Inn mb ibaiN total ktoekft _%j%jK l ?ffl| k T¥h htnfli? lT7ftg«rta jfr.tttraar: The p«Mm will be made mm, tkqr petat eat, aa the riatotonn stacked at the bsttsas sf rssrsjh» Jtfce antoak etoare*. AM lMjl csatotosrs a —th aew gJB» Uge^-^EfS nine
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      Container Schedules
      920 14 RECEIVING OF EXPORT FCL CONTAINERS AND LCL CARGO AT CONTAINER TERMINAL NB. (1) Each vessel's estimated time of arrival U 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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      LONDON FREIGHTS
      1290 14 THE FIRMNESS of the North American grain section last Thursday resulted in shipowners holding for higher rates and chartering was consequently slow. Grain cargoes were covered however from US Gulf to Japan at US$27 (Go) for April and May loading. Elsewhere, Soviet charterers continued to book tonnage on
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      SHIPS IN PORT
      502 15 EXPECTED ARRIVALS TODAY > KEPPEL WHARVES Anna K (2300) 15/16 Bashan (2300 tbc) 42/43 Nedlloyd Kembla (2300 tbc) 3/4 Pampa Argentina (2300) 5 Saint Unzen (1830) 19 SenJ (1500 tbc) 35/36 Sinaloa (2359) 1/2 PASR PANJANO WHARVES Beatrice (0800 after Mario) CB 6 Gdns *****72 1282 Frisian
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      Nedlloyd EAC wins agency for Indonesia, US service
      451 15  -  By GOH ENG KEE HOT ON the heels of BakkeSlrae Darby's twin success, Nedlloyd EAC Agencies has secured a »ew agency for a monthly conventional service between Indonesia and the US east coast. An established name in Singapore shipping, Nedlloyd will represent
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      Lock icon Pao's China visit
      110 15 Reuter HONGKONG shipping magnate Sir Yue-Koog Pao has had talks with the Chinese government on shipbuilding and a Joint shipping venture. The Xinhua news agency, reporting this, did not give details of his discussions dining his five-day stay in Beijing with senior officials. Sir Yue-Kong, chairman of
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      SHIPPING LIST where your ships are due...and when
      3928 19 SCHEDULE A guide to ships loading at Singapore for Ports around the World The list below tabulates, by port of destination, the name of the ship, the shipping line involved and the estimated dates of arrival and departure from the Port of
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      Lock icon PIL in London again
      428 20 SHIP SALES Reuter SINGAPORE shipowner Pacific Interna booaJ Lines recently took another dip into the London second-hand market. As it seems to be parting with some of its older ships in the past months PIL once again delved into the steady demoUtk» section. It sold the
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      Lock icon Rates of tankers little changed in fairly busy week
      296 20 AFP THE TANKER market wu fairly busy last week, but rates «bowed little change from previously depressed levels. The pressure is increasing on shipowners to lay up their vessels. Currently, only about six million dwt of tankerage is laid up, the
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      Lock icon Exxon looks into fuel economy
      82 20 Reuter EXXON CORPORATION is considering meant of effecting fuel economy in its very large crude carrier (VLCC) fleet, including poasibly replacing existing fuel oil engines. A spokesman for Esbo Petroleum, who said this, however declined comment on reports that Exxon may spend up to £100
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      WHO ACTS FOR WHOM..
      1434 20 The leading shipping lines operating from loeal ports and the agents whs handle cargo bookings for them. A-B 1 Adriatic GhWht Container Feeders (S)/Cargo Freight (PK). AFEA Singapore Shipping Agencies (S) Euro-AaU Line (PK/PN). Alfred C. TaepAer Sea Consortium (S)/Marintex Enterprise (PK). Alpae Intrasea (S)/Yeo Shpg
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      299 13 st class transport Agents: Nedlloyd EAC For further please refer to page V Scan Dutch I I\!<I I \\l\ll SAJJL/TVq Or«nt Overseas Co*da+tesi Line I 11 r/; IMMBIX SOWS FROM 4/4 5/4 V« 10/4 15/4 10/4 11/4 10/4 15/4 10/4 23/4 21/4 21/4 23/4 27/4 v 2«/4 1/5 2/5 1/5
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      263 13 m^rnrnmm■ 11 'I^l V«I SFAIORI) AN lAt I m m UASC UNITED ARAB SHIPPING CO SAGi f 1 .<r t WEEKLY MULTI-PURPOSE SERVICES S*PM Mm (6/4), (12/4), SM ■w (9/4), Kuwait (15/4), Doha (18/4) Dubm (7/5). Abu Dhabi (10/5), Damnum (13/5), Kuwait (16/5), Do (19/5), Mina Qaboos (22/5) FULLY CONTAINERISED
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      59 13 1 V fAfi fAS I HJROPf futiv CONf AINfKISIO SfRI/ICf jnxcn SfRAIfS AIISIRAI Ifl RO RO C()N T AINER SfRVICf Alto accepting tranahipmant cargo to/from Bangkok and E. Malaysia ,+A. ASM S pan CM* fern: Wg» lilt 25/3 LCI toy HQ# a/3 M t j*. us pj| H«tn •> i
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      534 13 M NedfeydUn Call us We call the world Agents: Nedlloyd EAC Please refer to pagi y REGIONAL W< WHO Acta F*r MAERSK LINE EXPORT TO US. PACIFIC, GULF, ATLANTIC. EAST CANADA AND ASIAN PORTS ii—^jgzrainTiHiG NJBtT support Qos«t Tm* *CY 3 Apr 0700 tare CfS Apr ***** m TO ARABIAN/PERSIAN
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      284 14 LEO SHIPPING PTE LTD SINGAPORE PERNAS-MISC SHIPPING AGFNCIES SDN BHD PORT KEIANG PfNANG HEAD OFFICE: WISMA MISC TEL: NO: KL *****8 TtONAL SHPPHG CORPORA VON BBtHAD X SI 2±n E n MISC COASTAL SERVICES SDN. BHD. I T«t 42MM/424M1/*****3/*****4/*****1 ml tat mmt m nrmn mt mm c «x coam somen
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      331 14 SUPERCARRIER SERVICE WEEKLY BERVICE TO PANAMA, US ATLANTIC GULF AND E. CANADA fthMt M mm CM MM ink CM IknlM Mm Jt M lOi plumi mi nrai rw mm w* cm imim »mm Hat Mn mm •71/3 2-3/4 2/5 7/5 J/5 11/5 12/5 13/5 11/5 22/5 1/4 74/4 3-5/4 24/5
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      879 15 Overseas H M Containers Limited Weekly service tortrom UK/Europe STRAITS SHIPPING Singapore toSabah, Sarawak, Brunei Ports and Bangkok SIM u. I to 2to lip M tai A'warp IS Apr 26 Apr 21 Apr 24 m an* n*r IMP 3May 30M 13 Mm ISM* 11 Mm fMy 11Mat UM* 11 Mm
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      477 15 I« Announcing a new semi-container service to US/Atlantic,Gulf and Canadian ports. Beginning April 1960, Canadian ports. Trikora Lloyd offers a x Service commences with new monthly semi-container the loading of the multi-pur-service. Sailing from Sfnga-/ pose vessel 'Amstelstrand' pore to US/Atlantic, Gulf and eta Singapore: 22nd April. Agents for Trikora
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      744 16 u* ■CXjOOOCOCOOOCoc Hapag-Uoyd RtlT CONTMOSED TO EUROPE ••"Mir 21/3 30/3 18/4 20/4 21/4 23/4 S* 5/4 22/4 24/4 27/4 I?*>*» 11/4 13/4 1/5 3/5 30/4 14/5 19/4 J/5 11/5 12/5 14/5 I***** 20/4 »/5 11/5 12/5 14/5 I* 30/4 1/5 19/5 21/5 22/5 24/5 C. J/5 22/5 24/5 25/5 27/5
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      495 16 St VEGA 147W VEGA 14SE ALTAI 1511 V ALTAR 152E LINE KOREA SHIPPING CORPN f. Keiant 10/13 Apr 10/13 Apr 9/11 May STORE 14/17 Apr 14/17 Apr 12/15 Mi y 9/11 May 12/15 May PENAMG CALL SUBJECT INDUCEMENT FMBUSAN BANGKOK TOBUSAH FOKBUSAN BANGKOK TOBUSAN KXKSCKXKSCKSCnCKSCKXncaCKSCacaCKSCKSCIttCKXnCKXK AGENTS: STORE CROWN MARINE CO
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      513 16 EVERGREEN LINE FAR EAST fUROPf fXPRFSS FUll CONTAINER StRVICE ACttPTWG CARGO FOR HAMBURG. FELIXSTOWE. ROTTERDAM. ANTWERP. LE HfcVRE ALSO ACCEPTMG CARGO FOR: UMTED KHGOOM SOUTHAMPTON. LONDON, MANCHESTER. NRMMGHAM. BRISTOL. LIVERPOOL. GLASGOW. LEEDS WEST GERMANY BKICMUVCN HOLLAND AMSTERDAM S>n Hm*bt FMn MMan Mf la Nm« Imt «M I*m *1 Apr M
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      659 16 i Everett Lines/ Burma Fiva Star Shippinf Corpn "BURMESE NATIONAL LINE' LOAMNG FOR RANGOON Pi to* Nmi mrnrnm ■*> hpw/ato MTTW 21/31 to 1/3 to A/11 Apr a/M Apr a/a to B.F.S.S.C Agantf n Motoytia TEPS MALAYSIA jjS# Com pa ma Arywitina Da P3» Mavtfacion Intarcontinantal S. A. C.I. F.
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      383 16 Y UO.S.E. A OCEAN SHIPPING ENTERPRISES PTE LTO SANKYO LINE AUSTRALIA SERVICE P. Uh IMfApiri Ua*| I*: H/V im kW STB. MEL «a 22/23 Apt 11/21 Apr STB, MEL MB. 4/IM* 9/IBlhi ABEL. 18. BANGLADESH SERVICE. 21/31 Ma CMTTMMtCH JAPAN/STRAITS SERVICE M 21/21 Mm PASS 27/29 Hv mw m l
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      580 17 fS. PIL GROUP EAST AFRICA/REDSEA SERVICE 1 SING APORE/CHITTAGONG/RANGOON/SER VICES Strnr rrSrt SINGAPORE INDONESIA /SINGAPORE SERVICES Wt/25 Mar 24/21 M* 3/1 Apr KOTA MULM ROTAMK KOTASM6A S E A Container Feeder Service SIN/JKT/SIN/HKG/MAN ACCEPTABLE LCL/FCL CONTAINERS Pacific International Lines pte l ro joint service* Malaysia Shipping Corpn. son phd P.
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      875 17 rr^j Un** tor faktoEami hnM Man Or M BEN LINE CONTAINERS EVKBS COKTMO SQtVICC TO/FMM EUKFC tf, K KMM mm SOTON JTI "if?! 'XnMw) Fraact MUX 2*3 3V3 is/4 a/< a/4 11/4 .wJ *52 v a/4 i/J W .J£ y (34/9) JM U/4 U/5 IVS 11/5 U/5 11/) »/f 9/9
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      524 17 t\ hM W' I^,o'J K I ill I K Scan Dutch V WEEKLY EXPRESS CONTAINER SERVICE PMMI foto FaaOar <M LnM hM im m imu a/i mmi n IPOMM V 4 MM* Ml INU 12/4 11 •.pbmm u/« m i mu a/« *u B. PBMA V 5 IWU 11/) M
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      681 17 :s 5 fc y V V 9 V I i* i'M BOUSTEAD SH,PPING AGENCIES THE BANK LINE LTD I7.'t VN2I LYKES ORIENT LINE U.S. GULF COAST SERVICE (New Orleans, Mobie, Houston, Galveston) Steam Mte RMMUR US I 20Q1A LYKES (fed) ft mi) OOUT TUMMN (MO—1/4 Apr 5/ft Apr 1/4 Apr
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