The Business Times, 18 November 1980

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    11 1 BUSINESS TIMES M.C.(P) No. 111/1/8« TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 18, MM 50 CENTS
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  • BRIEFLY...
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      Lock icon Dollar strengthens
      56 1 Reuter LONDON, Mon. The US dollar rose strongly on foreign exchanges today because of a one per cent rise in the US discount rate on Friday. The US currency strengthened against the Japanese yen in Tokyo and made gains against the Swiss franc, pound sterling and West German
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      Lock icon Marcos seeks help
      60 1 UPI MANILA, Mon. President Marcos today officially asked the US government to protect his 23-year-old son who has been threatened with assassination by Filipino dissidents in the United States. At home, Mr Marcos tightened his grip on martial law by expanding military arrest powers to include not
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      Lock icon Air talks open
      82 1 AFP KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. The second AseanUnited Kingdom air talks opened here today with a pessimistic note as to whether the two parties could reach any agreement on Asean's participation in the (Europe-Australia) kangaroo route. The leader of the Asean delegation, Datuk Haji Mohamed Noor Hassan, said
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      Lock icon Tin deposits
      79 1 AP BANGKOK, Mon. There are some indications that major undersea tin deposits have been found in Indonesia, an expert in offshore prospecting said here today. Following the conclusion of a two-week meeting of the committee for coordination of joint prospecting for mineral resources in Asian offshore areas, the
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      Lock icon Rally planned
      53 1 AFP BANGKOK, Mon. Thai students are bracing for a mass rally later today as increased sugar prices put mounting pressure on the eight-month coalition government of Prem Tinsulanonda. Students organising the rally at Bangkok's Thammasat University have invited consumers to air their views on the 60 per cent
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      Lock icon Student shot
      82 1 Reuter JERUSALEM, Mon. Israeli troops today shot and slightly wounded a Palestinian student in the town of El-Bireh, on the occupied West Bank, during a morning of rioting in which scores of students were arrested, Arab sources said. Israeli military sources said the incident started when secondary students
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      Lock icon Russia warned
      52 1 UPI MADRID, Mon. Britain told Russia today it must withdraw its troops from Afghanistan if any progress is to be made at the European security conference. British chief delegate John Wilberforce also told Moscow in blunt terms East-West confidence depends on an end to Soviet repression of human
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    Chief Price Changes
    141 1 Rises Indices O U E M Banking U A C M T O O C B C SPPL 8 T P 1875 Berjuntai FAN Guthrie Wearnes DBS 750 1440 550 560 1280 300 855 1460 580 245 370 610 105 100 60 50 40 36 35 30
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    KUALA LUMPUR
    137 1 Rises Indices Nov 14 Nov 17 M Banking 1480 B.T.Index: *****.*****09.24 80 Industrials: 837.88 840.43 Jacks Intl 280 60 Finance: 1181.06 1206.30 OCBC 1340 50 Hotels: 393.45 393.55 Petaling Tin 2100 +50 Properties: 727.93 719.48 Dunlop Ind 625 35 Tins: 528.92 529.20 SBS 300 30 Srubbers. 1227.85 1230.29
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    China seeks ties with MNCs
    737 1  -  By FOO CHOY PENG CO-PRODUCTION PROJECTS CHINA is seeking to establish links with multinational companies through coproduction projects in Singapore. As a first step, three coproduction projects the production of diesel engines for agricultural uses, automotive transmissions, and power cables have been identified. In fact,
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    Government to issue $800m stocks
    231 1 THE government will issue stocks worth $800 million next week, bringing to $2.3 billion the official borrowing this yea. This latest issue, to be made on Nov 24, is unlikely to have any effect on the money market because it is open only to the
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    SES unlikely to shorten hours
    512 1  -  By KOH TSE YING DESPITE mounting paperwork arising from heavy trading, the Stock Exchange of Singapore is unlikely to follow the Hongkong stock exchanges in shortening trading hours. A survey of broking firms yesterday indicated that although work has increased "above average", the staff of
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    Prime rate rises quicken
    280 1 THE leapfrogging of interest rates is on again at a quicker pace. Most banks are now quoting increases of between 0.5 to 1 percentage point compared with 0.25 to 0.5 percentage point in the earlier rounds. Algemene Bank Nederland, an offshore bank, announced a big jump
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    Managing director of Ben resigns
    220 1 MR DAVID Bayd (abave) baa realgaed u dlreeter af Bon ft Cm after nervlag less than two yean la the cempaay. Ne reaaeas far Mr Bayd's resignation a*r the effective date ef the meve were given hat Ben's share were baeyed ap whea the news
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    FCI seeks factoring members from S-EA
    456 1  -  By LEE YOKE MENG FACTORS Chain International (FCI), one of the world's largest international factoring networks, plans to recruit more members from South-east Asia. It is thinking especially of encouraging a regional link either in terms of South-east Asia or Asean. Factoring being a
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      13 1 Singapore's Business World at your f ingortips The Straits Times DIRECTORY of Singapore
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      132 1 ASIA RESEARCH BULLETIN This unique publication offers businessmen each month a comprehensive guide to the latest developments taking place in all important sectors of the economies of countries in East and Southeast Asia. The Bulletin is divided into six separate reports of about 8.000 words each There is a dual
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  • TRADE AND INDUSTRY
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      Martin Meters to expand output
      408 2  -  NEW PRODUCT PLANNED By SIOW LI SEN MARTIN Meters Singapore is expanding its output of taximeters and will soon be going into a new line of production electronic parking meters. Martin Meters expects to begin manufacturing electronic parking meters by November next year. The meter
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      Surveyors' role in urban and rural projects
      211 2 AN exhibition depicting the contribution of the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors to rural and urban development in the world will be held at the British High Commission from Nov 20 to Dec 19. The 47 projects on display will range from onshore
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      CONTRACT FOR GADELIUS
      186 2 GADELIUS Singapore has been awarded a $1.5 million contract to supply food service equipment to the new CIAS flight kitchen at the new Changi International Airport. The CIAS flight kitchen will be one of the most modem and well-equipped flight kitchens in South-east Asia, using the latest
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      Plugging into world markets
      338 2 A LOCAL company, Simac Industries, has become the first Singapore company to design, manufacture and export a 13 amp, three-pin plug that has won the Sisir mark of approval. Simac's plug also meets the requirements of the British Standard 1363. According to managing director Tony Ho,
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      Key to greater fuel economy
      185 2 AMONG key steps that will improve fuel economy in the air transport industry is better air traffic control management. By reducing flight lengths between cities and shortening separation distances between aircraft through better air traffic control management in Europe alone could save up to six
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      TRADE TALK
      251 2 A DELEGATION erf 38 representatives of industry, commerce and banking of Schleswig-Holstein, the northernmost region of West Germany, arrives in Singapore tomorrow for a two-day official visit to explore opportunities for trade and investment. The delegation will be led by Dr J urgen Westphal. Minister of Economy and
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  • OVERSEAS
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      Lock icon Bonn prepared to replace US troops
      354 3 UPI CHANCELLOR Helmut Schmidt said on Sunday West Germany is prepared to take up the slack if American troops in Europe are moved to the Persian Gulf. In an interview broadcast on ABC's Issues and Answers programme, Mr Schmidt said the German constitution prohibits
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    • WORLD IN BRIEF
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        NO GOLAN CONCESSION
        579 3 ISRAELI Prime Minister Menachem Begin said Israel would never surrender the Golan Heights, even in exchange for a peace treaty with Syria. He said in a television interview on Sunday his government is still considering whether to support a bill introduced in parliament to formally annexe the
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      KL to set up body to help small industry
      227 3 THE Malaysian government will establish a special body in the Ministry of Trade and Industry to help small industries and businesses, Dr Mahathir Mohamad said on Sunday. At a one-day seminar on the future of small industries and businesses in the
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      Lock icon German banks loan to Russia
      253 3 Reuter A WEST German magazine said on Sunday a consortium of 20 West German banks would provide the Soviet Union with a credit of 10 billion marks at preferential terms to finance the building of a natural gas pipeline in Siberia. The weekly der Spiegel
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      Lock icon Japan to attempt export restraint
      728 3 Reuter, UPI JAPAN yesterday promised worried European officials it would try to prevent a torrent of Japanese exports from flooding key Common Market industries. Foreign minister Masayoshi Ito made a formal public response to the EEC commission in which he called for the avoidance of
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      Lock icon Deng puts hand out to Reagan
      117 3 UPI CHINA'S powerful vicechairman Deng Xiaoping has broken his silence on Ronald Reagan's election as president, sending his warm congratulations and inviting him to visit China, the Christian Science Monitor reported yesterday. In his first public comment since the Nov 4 election, the Monitor
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      Lock icon Leading investor
      77 3 AFP JAPAN tops the list of investors in Indonesia with a total investment of U552,578 million in 195 projects, followed by Hongkong with $871 million in 127 projects, the Indonesian Investment Board announced yesterday. The US came third with $474.9 million in 75 projects, followed by Canada with
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  • RAW MATERIALS
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      Lock icon Sugar body prepares for price talks
      451 4 AP THE International Sugar Organization last week ended a series of preparatory meetings aimed at setting the stage for negotiations this week on the world sugar pact's price range. Sugar pacts were set up in Geneva in 1968 and were aimed at stabilising world
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      Lock icon KL palm oil output dropped last month
      151 4 Reuter MALAYSIAN crude palm oil output is estimated to have dropped by 17 to 18 per cent to around 224,000 to 228,000 tonnes in October from 273,565 tonnes in September, the Palm Oil Registration and Licensing Authority (Porla) reported yesterday. This compares with
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      RUBBER
      260 4 THE Singapore rubber market closed slightly higher yesterday with December One RSS buyers quoted at 299.50 cents, up 2.50 cents from last Friday's close, dealers said. Morning prices were marked up about 1.25 cents on covering interest and speculative buying, they said. Afternoon prices were quietly steady till after
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      RAS PRICES
      330 4 RAS prices In cents per kilo yesterday: Noon (per kilo) Buyers Sellers Int. 1 R.S.S. prompt f.o.b. 2*2 50 293.SON Int. 1 R.S.S. December 299.25 299.75 Int. 1 R.S.S. Jan 1981 304 00 304.50 Int. 2 R.S.S. 286 00 287 OON UK/Coot 285 00 286 OON Int. 3
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      SSR and SMR
      111 4 NOON SSR and SMR pncm yesterday: RAS SSR 20 SSR SO MRELB (1-ton pallet) <1 ton pallet) December (Current Mth) Bayers Sellers ***** 247.00N 242.00 244 00N Joaaary (Forward Mtk) Bayer* Seller! 247 00 249.00N 244.00 246 00N SMRCV SMRL SMR 5 SMR GP SMR 10 SMR
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      Closing prices
      39 4 Rubber: Nov 17 Singapore: Dec: 299.50 cents (up 2.50 cent) Malaysia: Dec: 308.00 cents (up 3.00 cent) Tin: M 12.001 (down $9) (equivalent to $33.09 per kilo) (down 14 cents) Official offering: 180V4 tonnes (up 9 tonnes)
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      Straits Tin
      67 4 THE Straits tin price in Penang fell Msi to $J,MI per pienl (SS3.M per hllo) yesterday, still $144 be Jew the International Tin Agreement celling, dealers said. Sentiment was further depressed by last week's overnight tower London advices, and followed a lack of strong baying from Europe, the
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      Produce exchange
      177 4 CHINEBE Preface Ex ehaage, Stappre, aaea el—tag prices per lMkg yesterday: CMtail all: Bulk fob $128.00 sellers, old drum (in second hand drum) fob $136.50 sellers, new dram fob 1143.00 sellers. Capra: Mixed (loose) $72.75 buyers. Pepper: Muntok white pepper fob Asta NLW $425.00 sellers, Sarawak white pepper
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      TEXTILES
      193 4 YARN and cotton prices were quoted as follows in Hongkong yesterday: (In HK dollars, spot ex-go-down) Cettaa yarn: China Blue Phoenix 20s 1,900; 32s 2,700, 40s 2,890 (per bale of 400 lbs). Pteee geeds: China Butterfly and Globe brand unq; Dragon Head unq Five Lambs unq; Flower and Butterfly
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      RICE
      330 4 SINGAPORE: Yesterdays closing prices in S$ per kilo, ex-godown: THAI WHITE: 100 per cent first class (Kangaroo) new crop 1.08, 100 per cent second class 0.95, 100 per cent third class 0.93, 25 per cent new crop no stock, 8-10 per cent 0.82. THAI BROKEN: A-super 0.74, Special 0.70.
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      LONDON MARKETS
      943 4 t, COFFEE: Robusta futures I- yesterday ended a quiet morning mostly unchanged I from Friday in near months to £2 per tonne down in July. a Turnover was 319 lots but this included 11 options and around 210 lots of cross 1 trades. Dealers said as there were
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      PALM OIL
      114 4 THE Malaysian palm oil market was firmer yesterday as sellers withdrew in anticipation of higher prices, dealers said. In the Southern Region November and December rose MJ3O and 510 to $940 and $950 per tonne respectively while in the Central Region November was traded $15 higher to $925.
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  • ASIAN STOCKS
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      Lock icon Shares fall sharply in quiet trading
      546 4 TOKYO Reuter SHARE prices fell sharply in quiet trading yesterday with sporadic profit-tak-ing spreading over a wide front after opening slightly higher in line with the firmness on Wall Street, dealers said. The market average shed 33.40 points to 7,126.10 on a thin volume
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      Hongkong
      359 4 THE market was less volatile yesterday as most speculators approached the new trading hours with caution. But although the market was calm, the basic trend was lower as rumours of higher stamp tax and brokerage and fears of further increases in the US prime rate helped push the market
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      Sydney
      279 4 A LATE round of encouraging announcements yesterday helped offset early interest rate worries as the market continued to set index records, brokers said. Among the industrials BHP hit another ID-year peak on a 15-cent gain to «7.40. Oils were mixed. Santos lost 10 cents to 117.50 and Woodside 3
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      Manila
      154 4 THE market closed in mixed trading yesterday as commercial and industrial closed easier while mining and oils firmed, brokers said. Turnover dipped to 8.1 million pesos from 8.2 million pesos previously. Among gainers were Philex B and Oriental B. Losers were Atlas Con B, CDCP, First Phil Holdings while
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      Selected indices
      31 4 H.K.HANG SENG Monday 1611 98 -Jrlday 1839 25 week Ago 1542.53 SYDNEY INDUSTRIALS Monday 771.71 Friday 767.13 Week Ago.... 751.05 ALL ORDINARIES Monday 1042.75 Friday 1037.75 Week Ago 1017.35
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      Bangkok
      290 4 SHARE prices closed higher across the board yesterday as confidence gradually returned to the market, dealers said. Bangkok Bank rose 12 baht to 290, First Trust 2.50 baht to 59, Saha Union 9 baht to 198, United Flour Mill 7 baht to 182 and Rama Tower 4.50 baht to
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      506 4 MM URBAN DEVELOPMENT in the 1980's NOVEMBER 2t 21,1981 Shangri-La Hotel, Singapore Organised by The Times Organisation and Applied Research Corporation Today, the pace of urbanisation in the Asean region has brought about greater awareness of the many problems faced by town planners, developers, architects, sociologists and psychologists, in an
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  • BANKING AND FINANCE
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      Singapore market
      539 5 THE US dollar opened sharply higher yesterday mainly because of the one per cent rise in the US discount rate to 12 per cent. The market, however, remained generally quiet, with rates tending to keep within a narrow range for all the major currencies. Opening at 552.1000/2.1030 against
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      HONGKONG
      100 5 THE US dollar lost some ground against the mark and Swiss franc from early levels in moderately active late trading yesterday, dealers said. However, the US unit remained well above Friday's New York closing levels following Friday's one per cent rise in the US discount rate to 12 per
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      PLR
      22 5 THE average rate at which major Singapore bank* are currently prepared to lend to their best customers is 13.4 per cent.
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      ASIAN $
      177 5 ASIAN ASIAN currency deposit interbank rates as at close on Nov 17: U8 Dollars)Spot) Offer Bid 7 days 1711/*****/16 l month 17 1/16 1615/16 2 months 16 7/16 16 5/16 3 months 16* 16* 6 months 16 5/16 16 3/16 9 months 151/16 15* 12 months 15 14* 8wJn. Dm.
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      Discount
      48 5 RANGE of prices offered by discount houses on Nov 17: Overnight: 5 to 7V«% Call deposits: 6V« to lv,% C>Mia« Bayiaf Selling 3-month Treasury bills OH 3-month Bank bills 13H 13% 3 months CD 13H 13H 0 months CD 13 5/18 13 3/16 Source: National Discount Co
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      Australia/NZ
      63 5 QUOTES on Australia and New Zealand exchanges yesterday: AUSTRALIA: US dollar 1.1698/1.1650 Sterling 0. «87/0.4833 90-day airmail buying rates: Sterling 0.5131 US dollar —1.2231 90-day forward buying rates: Sterling 0.4915 US dollar 1.17*4 NEW ZEALAND: Reserve Bank midrate: US dollar 0.9687 Trading Bank indications: US dollar 0.9737 0.9637 Sterling
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      GOLD
      294 5 GOLD futures in Singapore closed easier yesterday compared with Friday's close following weaker overseas gold prices, dealers said. Trading was generally quiet throughout the session with market sentiment depressed by a one per cent rise in the US discount rate to 12 per cent, they said. Total sales for
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      Silver quotes
      42 5 W Tkin New York 18.30B 18. SOB 18 60S 18 80S Zurich 1810B 18 25B 1840S L8.7SS MM FH Singapore 18 20B 18 4OB 18 60S 18 SOS Closing prices in US doiUn a troy ounei Source: Credit Suisse, S'pore.
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      LONDON
      261 5 THE US dollar yesterday opened three pfennigs above its close last Friday, continuing the stronger trend shown at New York's Friday close and in the Far East yesterday after the US Federal Reserve raised its discount rate to 12 per cent from 11 per cent. Dealers said the Bundesbank
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    Let's have the facts first
    344 6 SINGAPORE'S track record in environmental cleanliness and preservation is impressive, and much of the praise must go the Ministry of Environment and other officials who have so diligently carried out their responsibilities. Unlike some citizens of the West, the Singaporean, generally speaking, is not one
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    Factors must take the initiative
    254 6 TRADE FINANCING has always been an important business of the banking and finance sector. So too has factoring been a useful trade financing instrument in the international network. But in Asia, it still lacks widespread acceptance possibly because of the conservative Asian cultural mentality. Part
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    Lock icon FUJITSU LTD IMPRESSES
    1501 6  -  In the computer industry, IBM is the undisputable leader. But, in Japan, the giant has met its match, Fujitsu, which is making an impressive presence in the computer field. MIKE THARP tells you more about this Japanese company. MIKE THARP NYT AFTER Toyota and Datsun in cars,
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    Lock icon Wall Street's Apple pie
    829 6  -  FORUM with VARTANIG VARTAN NYT A SURPRISING number of people want a slice of the apple that's due to be dished out next month. The apple, in this case, is Apple Computer Inc, a three-year-old privately owned company based in California. Last August Apple announced plans
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      136 6 The tallest concrete Office Building on Earth is in Sydney, Australia Only a few floors are still available at Australia's most prestigious business address Commanding the Sydney skyline with breathtaking panoramic views of Australia's largest city, the magnificent MLC CENTRE towers 244 metres (800 ft) above the ground with 68
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    Complaints fall on deaf ears
    1911 7  -  Can all trade exhibitions held in the Republic be generally described as being successful? It has been commented that Singapore is organising too many trade exhibitions. And as a result of the industry's increasing competitiveness, fair organisers have made promises which they cannot fulfil. RICHARD
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    Lock icon ANOTHER FACE OF CHINA
    660 7  -  By FLORA LEWIS NYT IT IS considerably easier for the authorised traveller to ride the train from China into Hongkong than to take the subway from East to West Berlin. There is a brief stop at the border, with no apparent fuss, and the next thing
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  • INTERNATIONAL STOCKS
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      Lock icon IBM gives discounts
      638 8 SELECTED PRODUCTS AND SERVICES Reuter INTERNATIONAL Business Machines Corp is cutting prices for selected products and services. Prices of certain 3031, 3032 and 3033 processor models and related equipment have been reduced by 3 to 20 per cent, and prices of certain features and model conversions have
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      Lock icon Weaker growth at Siemens
      218 8 Reuter SIEMEN AG's profit in the 1979/80 year ended Sep 30 was somewhat weaker than the previous year, a spokesman said, without giving figures. In the previous fiscal year the company had consolidated world net income of 682 million marks after 721 million in the year
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      INCREASED DIVIDEND AT ITT
      165 8 INTERN ATION AL Telephaae aad Telegraph Cera has raised Its quarterly dlvtdead to tf US eeata a share (rem M eeato, payaMe aa Jaa 1 to ifcirfiiWrn (retard Nav »>• lIT «aM the streagth Its third «Barter performance reaews Its csafldcace that It will achieve reeard
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      BA incurs losses
      144 8 STATE-OWNED British Airways (BA) announced its first peak period loss, a pretax deficit of £2 million for the six months to September. BA, which says it carries more international passengers than any other airline, added that the outlook for the rest of the financial year was discouraging.
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      Lock icon Unilever slowdown
      137 8 Reuter UNILEVER Ltd and NV attributed the marked appreciation of sterling against most other currencies for its 10 per cent decrease in third quarter profit. The increased interest charges in the quarter were mainly due to a lower level of liquid funds and contributed to the decrease in
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      164 8 OGGQQ Inn Of Happiness Now open at the Hilton Dine Cantonese style. Dine Siechuan style. The Inn of Happiness brings together the best of two culinary worlds. Two kitchens. Two chefs. All to double your dining pleasure, with that famous Hilton service. For reservations, please call 737-2233. MM HMON INTERNATIONAL
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      158 8 V ictoria Bar A little bit country, a little rock and roll With pop hits and iazz too that's the wide repertoire of "Gypsies". Four talented young musicians whose fine vocal harmony has been enjoyed all around the Asian cities Don't miss them at the Victona Bar nightly 6 pm
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      Sim Lim firmly on path of recovery
      650 9  -  By CHOO AI LENG SIM Lim Investments, is firmly on the recovery path with favourable results for the third consecutive year. Interim figures of the group released yesterday showed a 44 per cent increase in pre-tax profits to $1.37 million for the six
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      Sime registration
      317 9 SIME Darby Bhd is likely to take over the registration of its share certificates from Malaysia's major professional registrar, Barbinder and Co Sdn. The move awaits the final endorsement of its board of directors which will meet next month. It is expected to save the plantation conglomerate hundreds
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    • LATEST RESULTS
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        RIVERVIEW Rubber Estates Bhd
        60 9 announced third interim dividend of 5 per cent gross (same previously) plus bonus dividend of 6 per cent gross (3 per cent) for the year ending Dec 31, making a total of 18 per cent gross (15 per cent). The interim and bonus dividends will be
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        SIM Lim Investments
        27 9 an- nounced audited group pretax profits of $1.37 million ($950,000 previously) on group turnover of $14.04 million ($16.09 million) for year ended Sep 30.
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        GUINNESS Malaysia Bhd's
        75 9 current financial year ending Aug 31, 1981, will be a difficult one, chairman J.R.E. Lawton said in the annual report. He said he did not wish to forecast trading results. "We do not anticipate the rate of sales growth of last year can be maintained in 1980/81
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        THE board of Amoy Canning Corp (Hongkong)
        152 9 said it cannot make a definitive recommendation to shareholders in respect of the takeover offer by the Hang Lung group. The Hang Lung offer price is HKJ9.65 for each Amoy share. Amoy shares have recently been trading above the $9.65 offer price. The
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        HONGKONG Industrial and Commercial Bank's
        31 9 offer ,of 31 million HK$l shares at $3.50 each was 34.5 times oversubscribed, issue agents Sun Hung Kai Securities and Sun Hung Kai Finance Co said.
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      Back-door into Pan-El no longer cheap
      312 9 Dear Hock Lack Slew: I read with respect your article in the Nov 14 issue of Business Times on the possible acquisition of PanElectric/Growth Industrial Holdings by Haw Par. You seem to have overlooked the point that as at Aug 5, 1900, the present
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      487 9 mm*** by HOCK LOCK SIEW SIM Lim Investments obviously needed no prompting when it came to informing shareholders of its mid-year results. It certainly must have been a rush job getting the results ready barely one-and-a-half months after the interim period ended. But the good results were well
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      465 9 NOTICE in mmmrs m m a m Jill TTTT CHUIMC KHIAW BAIMK LTD 1111 (INCORPORATED IN THE REPUBLIC OF SINGAPORE) NOTICE OF EXTRAORDINARY GENERAL MEETING NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that an Extraordinary General Meeting of the Company will be held at the Conference Room, 4th Floor UOB Building, No. 1
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      233 9 r* fi* \r 4 V J r ■s W--1/ > S2» if" THOSE WHO KNOW BEFORE IT'S TOO LATE, DE-REGISTER YOUR OLD CAR AND GET A MAZDA 626, MOTORING S FINEST VALUE! IMPORTANT REMINDER: December 31 st this year is the last date for a car of more than 10
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    BUSINESS DONE ON THE SES AND THE KLSE
    1789 10 BID and offer prices officially B»ed and business in and rered to the Stock Exchange Singapore yesterday with My number of shares traded Qnwn in brackets in lots of units, unless otherwise I" SECTION ONE i* INDUSTRIAL 1* A COMMERCIAL Atfna (3.708)
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    172 10 SNGAFOOtE UNIT TRUST (Manaf pri tm krMnll) The Commerce 3 35 3.52 The Savings Fund 2 04 2.14 S pore Prof Fund l fi 1.54 S pore Sec. Fund 114 125 S pore Invest Fund l.M 2.04 S'pore Equity Fund 1.47 1.54 OUB-MONTAGl (Mf|W' frtsw tar Nw ruon
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    2732 10 Gr'» Gr*s Net 1980 Company Last Div Div YTd P/E Vol Day High Low Sale or- Cvr (*000) High Low SECTION ONE INDUSTRIAL COMMERCIAL *"372 245 Aetna 370 4 15.0 2.8 4.0 14.6 70 370 354 *276 220 Alcom 260 12.0 2.5 4.6 14.7 *J49 116 Allied
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    In Kuala Lumpur
    1787 10 BID and offer prices officially listed and business in and reported to the Kuala Lumpur ■J Stock Exchange yesterday with the number of shares traded shown in brackets in lots of 1,000 units, unless otherwise specified. INDUSTRIALS Aena (3.408) Altai (1448 2JOS) (12) 2.50 Bala (3 KB
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    COMPANY MEETINGS
    63 10 BANDAB Bays Development* BM: EOGM to be held at 16th Floor, Wisma MPI, Raja Chulan, Kuala Lumpur at 10.30am on Nov 18. CYCLE Carriage Ltd: EOGM to be held at Mandarin Hotel, 333 Orchard Road, Singapore at 12 noon on Nov 24. 8ELANGOB Ceeemts BM: AGM to be
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    Market still dominated by bulls
    785 10 -1 EXCEPT far mild teats at profit-taking, activity at the Bhsgapere stack exchaage oeattaaed to reflect bullish domlaaare yesterday. Share prices at the opealag were geaerally marked higher aeraas the heard with same sf the earlier faveurttes stlli attraettag a gaad amaaat af attention. Althaagh
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    Mixed close in Kuala Lumpur
    595 10 SHARE prices yielded to some selling pressure in the afternoon to close mixed at the Kuala Lumpur stock market yesterday. Trading in contrast, was fairly buoyant in the morning, thanks to interest carried over from last Friday's strong rally. Keen demand was evident in the
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      365 11 This announcement appears as a matter of record only CHARTERED FINANCIAL SERVICES SINGAPORE LIMITED 5550,000,000 10% percent. Guaranteed Bonds 1987 Guaranteed on a subordinated basis as to payment of principal and interest by The Chartered Bank Standard Chartered Merchant Bank Asia Limited The Development Bank of Singapore Limited. Banque Nationale
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    '2pc sulphur oil not available'
    242 12 THE Petrochemical Corporation of Singapore (PCS) is still chaffing under the government requirement on the use of 2 per cent sulphur fuel oil. The joint SingaporeJapanese company which is in charge of the main up-stream ethylene plant at the $2 billion Sumitomo project at Pulau
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    Dawe's claim rejected by Hongkong high court
    321 12 A CLAIM for 15 million San Imperial Corporation shares, which threatened Pacific Development Credit (PDC) subsidiary, Malaysia Borneo Finance Corporation (MBF)'s ability to recover loans outstanding to Mr Choo Kim San, is now no longer an immediate obstacle. An application by Mrs Angela
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    Lock icon Japan moves to raise oil stock reserves
    522 12 Reuter JAPAN, worried about the security of its Middle East oil supplies, moved yesterday to organise a third fleet of oil-filled tankers anchored offshore to serve as a floating strategic reserve. The semi-official Japan National Oil Corporation (JNOC) asked local governments in southern
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    123 12 Reuter MALAYSIA'S national oil company Petronas and a South Korean company are to set up a joint venture in petro-chemicals. South Korean Trade Minister Suk Joon Suk, in Kuala Lumpur for a twoday visit, said South Korean petro-chemical experts were discussing details of the project, which will be
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    826 12 LONDON, Mon. Industrials remained steady after opening firmer, dealers said. But at noon the Financial Times index was down by 2.7 points at 493.9. Reed International, Lucas, Distillers and Boots added between a penny and 4p, though ICI dipped 2p to 344p against the trend. The ANZ Bank
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    156 12 Reuter IRANIAN forces struggled fiercely yesterday to prevent a complete Iraqi takeover of the south-western town of Susangerd, ringed and penetrated by Baghdad's troops in a surprise operation over the past three days. The Iraqis have advanced from the east into the town about 30km
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    227 12 Reuter CHINA'S late defence minister Lin Biao planned to use flame-throwers, bazookas, bombs and dynamite to assassinate Communist Party chairman Mao Zedong and then seize government power in September 1971, officials said in Beijing yesterday. The officials released details of the plot to
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      344 12 Leader...page I NOTICE This is to advtse all our clients, contractors and suppliers that Mr Richard Chen Bor Shian has resigned for personal reasons from the position of Depot General Manager, and is no longer authorised to act or transact any business on behalf of the Company. However, Mr Richard
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      365 12 Kuala Lumpur Tfll THONG RESTAURANT Conduct your business with good food in private. Entertain all your business associates in executive comfort with some of the best Chinese cuisine about town. Or choose a private dining room for your intimate friends to savour genuine Imperial Banquet dishes. Your clients and friends
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      67 12 IWE&TjHERj Outlook for Singapore from 6 a.m. to 1 p.m. today: Thundery showers in several places from late morning onwards. Report for 24 hours prior to 7.39 p.m. on November 17 at the airport. Maximum temperature 30.3 Associated humidity 76 Minimum temperature 24.3 Associated humidity 96 Hours of sunshine 3.55
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  • SHIPPING TIMES
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      651 13 Shipping Line Col Adriatic IV 5 Afea VI 3 Afro-Eurasia VII 1 Alltra ns VI 5 Alpac VI 5 Angkutan VI 4 ANL I 1 Antoli VII 4 APL III 4 5 Achipelego VII 2 Argentine IV 4 ASCL III 1 Asia Merchant IV 2 Atlansa VIII
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      Lucrative trade in crew transfers for agents, airlines
      587 13  -  By JAN LEE SHIPPING companies in Singapore spend millions of dollars annually transporting their crew all over the world, generating a lucrative trade for travel agents and airlines. Most of the lines, travel agents and airlines contacted by Shipping Times were unable
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    • PORTSIDES
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        Huskisson for talks
        61 13 LLOYD'S Register of Shipping chairman Mr R A Huskisson will be in Singapore this week to address a gathering of people from shipping and related service industries on current shipping topics. The talk, organised by the Institute of Chartered Shipbrokers, will be held at the NTUC Conference
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        134 13 AFP A MAJOR oil spill occurred along the Philippines' eastern coast when a national oil barge developed cracks and lost some 8,000 barrels of oil at the height of Typhoon Betty last week. Philippine oil pollution experts have been dispatched to the spill site off the coast of
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        ITF steps up pressure
        100 13 THE International Transportworkers' Federation has asked its affiliates in Europe to arrange intensified action on flags of convenience vessels in European ports from yesterday with regard to safety, manning and social conditions. An ITF spokesman said the request followed approaches made by the National Union of
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      Nedlloyd plans to bid £12.5m for KNSM
      402 13 THE Royal Nedlloyd Croup. I he biggest shipping company in Holland is planning a 63.5 million florins i million) bid (or liner and heavy lift operator Koninklijke Nederlandsche Stoomboot Maatschappij (KNSM). Preliminary estimates put the shares and cash bid terms at one Nedlloyd
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      Container Schedules
      962 14 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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      LONDON FREIGHTS
      1511 14 RENEWED Chinese interest was seen on Friday for US grain with a vessel booked for 27,000 tons from the US Gulf to China at the higher rate of U5546.60 free discharge for Nov/Dec. Earlier this week $43 55 had been paid for 30,000 tons. Barley from the St
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      SHIPS IN PORT
      579 15 EXPECTED ARRIVALS TODAY KEPPEL WHARVES Builder m (0700) 22 Centaur (Passenger) (1300 after Serena) 45 Eizan Maru (after Yusho Maru) 19 Foo Chow (2300 after Taiyo Maru) 13/14 Imme Oldendorff (2200 after Stolt Sincerity) 15/16 Ocean Navigator (RO/ RO) (2200 after Sally Ocean) 47 Southern Cross (RO
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      Travel agents play vital role in crew transfer
      1238 15 WITH so many air companies offering specialised services to the shipping world, personnel departments in charge of the movement of fleet personnel are spoilt for choice. Mike Morris, in his capacity as superintendent of fleet personnel at Texaco Overseas Tankerships, is responsible
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      NWT continues drive to win new business
      391 15 THE world's leading designer and manufacturer of folding-end marine containers, UK-based North Western Trailer Co Ltd (NWT), is now working under the control of Joint Receivers and Managers. They were appointed on Sep 26 at the Company Director's request, due to their concern
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      SHIPPING LIST where your ships are due...and when
      2446 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 Coast guard extends search for SS Poet
      261 20 UPI THE US Coast Guard decided for the second time to extend its search for the SS Poet missing for three weeks in the Atlantic with 34 crew members aboard. The search, which was to end last Sunday night, was extended 24 hours.
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      455 20 AP THE anti-whaling ship Rainbow Warrior limped into its home port in Amsterdam last Saturday seven days after fleeing a Spanish harbour under the noses of its navy captor, ending a fivemonth arrest. Despite makeshift engine parts and heavy weed growth on the
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      RUSSIA OUTLINES ITS FLEET'S FUTURE
      438 20 THE Russian merchant fleet .-Will probably develop much '-"along the lines of the past few years in 1981 with -emphasis on tankers, ferries and ice-class cargo ships. In a speech in Moscow, Soviet Minister of Merchant Marine Mr Timofei Guzhenko has outlined the future of
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      The Consortia
      138 20 THE major shipping consortia operating between the Far East/ Europe and Straits ports/Australia and the member lines: ACE (FAR EAST/EUROPE): Franco Belgian Services. 'K' Line. Korean Shipping Corporation. Neptune Orient Lines. Orient Overseas Container Line. Cho Yang Shipping. ANRO (STRAITS/AUSTRALIA): Australian National Line. Australia/Straits Container Line. Nedlloyd Lines.
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      Who Acts For Whom...
      1636 20 The leading shipping lines operating from local ports and the agents who handle cargo bookings for them. A B Achtyelego R T Transportation (S). Adriatic Container Continental Feeders (S)/Cargo Freight (PK). AFIA Singapore Shipping Agen cies (S)/Euro-Asia Lme (PK/PN): Afro-Eurasia Line Transgroup Pte ltd (S). Aired
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      358 13 PIL GROUP REGULAR CONTAINER FEEDER SERVICE TO SOUTH EAST ASIA. ALSO PROVIDE REGULAR SEMI-CON-TAINER SERVICE FOR THE PERSIAN GULF AND RED SEA PORTS See Page V n JAR DIM AN I AH Orient Overseas Co*dci*teA Line FULLY CONTWNERtSED SERVICE TO EUROPE (VIA SUEZ) P Keunt I LeHavre R'dam Fstowe H'bw(
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      448 13 USEALORDU UASC UNITED ARAB SHIPPING CO (SAG) III" t V #41 .1 i kV.'i k GULF EXPRESS MULTI-PURPOSE SERVICES Vessel IBN BATTOTAH V 29 Accepting containers for Mina Qaboos (27/11), Dubai (30/11). Dammam (3/12). Kuwait (6/12), Abu Dhabi (9/12), Doha (12/12), Bahrain (15/12) Accepting Breahbulk cargo tor Dammam I (3/12).
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      17 13 IKEMi CONTAINER Schedales II LONDON Freights 11/111 SHIPS In Port HI SHIPPING List VII/VIII REGIONAL Weather VIII
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      1021 13 Hapag-Lloyd Fully containerised to Europe and United States Regular, reliable and on time. i/w i •h./S Sw Pife in MAERSK LINE Longbeach I New York 7/12 21/12 EXPORT TO US PACIF IC. GULF ATLANTIC. FAST CANADA AND ASIAN I'DKTS Port Ketone I Pen&ng I Vemmet ftfatnfc Manp Safcd Sailed ARILD
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      923 14 MALAYSIAN INTERNATIONAL SHIPPING CORPN. BERN AD WISMA MISC, N0.2, JALAN CONLAY, P.O. BOX 371, KUALA LUMPUR 04-09, MALAYSIA. TEL: *****8 TELEX: MA *****, *****, ***** ***** CONTAINER SERVICE Container Service feeder *P Kelang Vessel To Europe Spore 1) Mseitles 2) Rdam 3) Hburg 4) Gburg Aho Acceptnf f" li Barcelona
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      432 14 DJ3> SUPERCARRIER SERVICE WEEKLY SERVICE TO PANAMA+US ATLANTIC GULF AND E. CANADA n. jib MWfltratSfUS *26/11 T» 3/1? BM» TORSKItC MO/1? Mm Kctptm C«nl«n to CMWKAN «ia I lb Cmhmtn mt, tSWf C"b* Km SaA Onto 73/12 l/l 6/1 8/1 57/12 27/1 7/7 5/2 6/2 1717/12 16/1 21/1 23/1 Snfc
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      596 15 Overseas mm m Containers Limited Weekly service to/from UK/Europe STRAITS SHIPPING Singapore to Sabah, Sarawak, Brunei Ports and Bangkok CONTMCRSHF SERVICE TO UK/CONTMENT: Containership Service To/From Bangkok CONTAtNERSHf SERVICE FROM UK/ CONTINENT: SINGAPORE MANSE ELD CONTAINER SHTPWG PTE LTD *****1 K LUMPUR CONTAINER AGENCIES 4M544. P KELANG 3M006/S PENANG BOUSTEAO
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      613 15 WEEK! Loading for Europe every Tuesday Arrivals from Europe every Wednesday With weekly feeder services I to/ from PortKelang and Penang Agents: Nedlloyd EAC SINGAPORE Tel: *****1 M AI.A U'MPI'R Tel: ***** 4 PORT KELANG Tel. *****1/7 PENANG Tel: *****6 BAIIRI' Tel: ***** Scan Dutch IST CLASS CONTAINER TRANSPORT i
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      671 16 TO NORTH EUKtt L*gi Bar Br—i Eipress K«rtna by TO IOOMMEA 79/11 I- V\ 2/12 vn 18/12 22/12j 24/12 Pen Bilbao Genoa H burg B ha»en Rdam 2/1 12/1 10/1 7/1 7/12 26/12 12/1 10/1 6/1 24/12 13/1 28/1 26/1 23/1 TO USA/CANADA (CARGO TO ATLANTIC AND GULF PORTS VIA
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      531 16 Q KOREA SHIPPINQ LINE HIPPINC CORPN P. Keiang ALTAR 157W In Port PENANG STORE 20 22 Nov Sid ALT AIR 158Eln Port 20-22 Nov Sid FROM BUSAN BANGKOK TO BUSAN VEGA 155* 25 29 Dec 30-12/1-1 2/6 Jan 81 FROM BUSAN BANGKOK VEGA 156E 25-29 Dec 30-12/1-1 2/6 ian SI
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      605 16 ©EVERGREEN LINE FAR [AST/EUROPE EXPRESS FULL CONTAINER SERVICE ACCEPTKG CARGO FOR HAMBURG. FELIXSTOWE. ROTTERDAM. ANTWERP. LE HAVRE ALSO ACCEPTWG CARGO FOR: UNTTED MNGDOM SOUTHAMPTON. LONDON. MANCHESTER. BMMNGHAM BRISTOL. LIVERPOOL. GLASGOW. LEEDS WEST GERMANY esnnssw HOLLAND AMSTERDAM S p«« Fdntan htwmp Lt (ton Emt Meter IVU 1/12 1/12 11/12 IJ/12 U/12
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      790 16 nwoH I—■—■ S. A. C.I. F AR6ENTINE NATIONAL LINE' \A Transportation Maritima Mtxicina S. A. "MEXICAN NATIONAL LINE" FAR EAST/MEXICO ft CENTRAL AMERICA SERVICE "on TIM through Bi of Ladnf" 10A0MG FOR ENSFNADA. NUUAMIO. ACAPU.CO ACAJUTLA COMNTO SAN IOSt. PUNTAKNAS (COSTA RICA) COAT2ACOAICOS VIRACRUZ AND IAMPCO WITH TRANSHPMENT AT HONGKONG
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      729 16 mo.s.E. OCEAN SHIPPING ENTERPRISES PTE LTD. IQI SANKYO LINE MAT CMP MAT SKY.... AUSTRALIA SERVICE Sinf apart 29/30 Nov 15/16 Doc P Kcbn( 27/21 No* 17/11 Dec lM<fen( for: DMIHN/NEM STD. MEL. ADEL JAPAN/STRAITS SERVICE CONTAKR BOOKHG SUB AGENTS P HUANG PENANG SMGAPORE Til *****44/7 A 72*1370 K LIMtK m
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      731 17 L. PIL GROUP EAST AFRICA/REDSEA SERVICE SINGAPORE/BANGKOK/SINGAPORE DIRECT SERVICES KOTARATU. In Pt/20 Nov KOTA RATNA 26/28 I SINGAPORE/INDONESIA/SINGAPORE SERVICES KOTAPERWIRA 28/2 Dec JAKARTA KOTA SING A KOTAPAHLAWAN IP/25 Nov CIREBON KOTA JADE KOTA BINTANG 1/4 Dac JAKARTA 24/28 Nov IP/20 Nov SURABAYA SURABAYA SEA. Container Feeder Service SINGAPORE/BANGKOK/HONGKONG/MANILA ACCEPTING LCL/FCL/REEFER
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      706 17 Pfc BEN LINE CONTAINERS El BEN ASIA CONTAINER SERVICE EXPRESS CONTMU SUVN2 b TRAITS/ TAW Alt/ MP AN Fan* Act Ml BonA 5821 Kai to 6808 Glon Act *803 B«i<A 5822 f antfy Act 0102 PROM JAPAN Btmrata Kai Shun Gtory Act BenvaAa family Act Shun STORE BEN LM U.
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      935 17 ?1 m i 5 I 1 A 'f" ffl, a i Scan Dutch 9 WEEKLY EXPRESS CONTAINER SERVICE jomed/uk/nc/sCaw l** psT|iHr»*»7>r«-im n< 6W PAetang Penaag feeder teede< I OMtM SM lootnofe SUMM H/U bno. tram* a/n IMU 6/12 ms team 5/12 PfRMAI la Port J/12 •/12 ~5 /12 ii/i* fcsiui
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      567 17 BOUSTEAD SHIPPING AGENCIES BANK LINE FOR REUNION I SOUTH AFRICA BEAVER BANK SINGAPORE 12/12 eto Reunion 25/12 Durban 1/1 Capetown 8/1 PtEliz 11/1 (also accepting East London and Maputo cargo) Linos U.S. WEST COAST SERVICE NANCY LYKES Sid BRUT ON LYKES SM (aN .esse* afeo can Lonfbeach Los Anpto I
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      840 18 i®A h. LINE KAWASAKI KISEN KAISHA. LTD EXPRESS CONTAINER SERVICES TO NORTH AMERICA Earfer feeder msefe aho a.adaMe on request C»ftes also acceptable fa Oakland Vancouver Portland Houston. Galveston Nea Orleans Boston St Wn, PMadeptaa Nortok Baltvnore Savannah. lacksonvie TO EUROPE S'oore P Keiang I Havre R'dam H burg Bremen
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      397 18 CALIFORNIA/PACIFIC NORTH WEST SERVICE EXPRESS CONTAINER/REEFER SERVICE Lowing for 10$ ANGELES. SAN FRANCISCO. SEATTLE TACOHA. VAACOIMR 8 C Acceptmg FCL/FCL Contawerj P Ketang Singapore I Angeles "S O NAULAMT 21*.. 72 No. 110k •S O TWWr 17 Ok 11 Ok U ton AUSTRALIA EXPRESS CONTAINER SERVICE Acccptat Fa/Fa Cortanen NEW
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      675 18 (ii'oup SINGAPORE SHIPPING AGENCIES PTE LTD 20TH FLOOR OC£AN BUILDING SINGAPOHf 0104 MARKETING *****2 (J LtNESI GENERAL *****1 114 LINES I TERMINAL OFFICE *****83 TELEX RS ***** RS 2SS6B A BCARSHIP CABLE CARGOSHIP 81l l'c<|i»iial tlontaincr Lilies WEEKLY CONTAINER SERVICE to/from BANGKOK lADE BOUNTY JADE BOUNTY lADE BOUNTY JADE BOUNTY
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      671 18 U\ GRANARD LINE INDEPENDENT A TTRACTIVE RA TES u MEDITERRANEAN SEA SERVICE ALSO ACCEPTING CO NT4/\fA CARGO FCL OVl_> FOR. PORT SAID. ALEXANDRIA, BEIRUT, LATTAKIA. U MAS SOL. ISTANBUL PIRAEUS Specially engaged agents <£ stevedores providing immediate discharge Sparc PKeianf MM CHEONG ¥41* feted Sated MAN SMG WW 30 Nov
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      820 18 INTRASEA (PTE) LTD. Faber House 234E Orchard Road Singapore 9 Telephone **********4057 jreaAMA iivs ft REGULAR MDEKMXMT SERVICE TO EUROPE AS TIMOR N895. NORASIA N897... S pore P. Keianj Penanf Loadmf tor 21 Km hi Port BOULOGNE/R'DAM/ UK(AVON) 14 Ok 17 Dec _fc_ Agents Snfapore MTRASEA (PTE) LTD *****11 BOOKING
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      605 19 NOL NEPTUNE ORIENT UNES LTD TO EUROPE/UK (VIA SUEZ): MERCATOR 20* 0. CHEF 22* HK CONTAINER 23* C. CONTAINER 9* N. GARNET 3*. •Containers teedered to/from F'stowe Also accepting cargo to/from Scandinavia FROM EUROPE (VIA SUEZ): Havre C. CONTAINER 8E Sailed S. S. BRIDGE 28E Sailed N. GARNET 2E Sailed
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      219 19 TRUCONTAINER EXPRESS INTERNATIONAL (S) PTE LTD Suites 1311/1312. Shaw Towers. Beach Rd. Singapore 0718 Regular Container Service accepting FCI /ICL Cargo for Australia All Ports New Zealand Auckland, Lyttleton Sri Lanka —Colombo United Kingdom —All Major City Terminals. Call *****81. 5 ACHIPELE6O ssss SHIPPING SDN BHD. REGULAR SERVICE TO EAST
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      178 19 L ANTOLL LINES Independent Container Conventional liner Service AUSIRAI!> STRAUS AUSIRAII* Port Sol Tula Sol Drott Geekmj (Mefc) Sid Dec 7-9 Sydney SW Dec 11-1 Srjapoff Nov 28 Dec 27 Port KeUng Nov 30 Dec 30 Sol Drott Sol Ttia Sol Drott Dec 7 9 Dec 15-18 Jan 11-13 Dec
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      229 19 NOTICE m.v. "CHIDAMBARAM" > VOY: 138 arrived 13th Nivemker, int. at P.S.A. G*d«wn Nw. «/4) General Survey of damaged cargo ex the above vessel will be held on Thursday 20th November, 1980, from 9 00 a.m. to 5.00 p.m. No further survey will bel held after this date. Agents R.
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      318 20 MALDIVE LINES ETA ETA ETA SPORE KUANTAN PORT KELANG MALDIVE PROGRESS In Port Loading for Dubai/Doha/ Dammam/Kuwait MALDIVE IMAGE 30/11 Loading For Jeddah/D|ibouti MALDIVE NOVEL In Port Loading for Gizan. Jeddah, Hodadah MALDIVE PEACE 27/11 Loading for Dubai/Kuwait MALDIVE SEAFARER 20/11 Loading for Jeddah MALDIVE IMPORTER 22/11 Loading for Male
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      312 20 L—, LEMON SHIPPING PTE. LTD. FULL CONTAHERBED SERVICE TO BERUT, LATTAKIA, TUMS. TKTOLI, ALEXANDRIA. PORT SAD, RK) OE JAICRO. SANTOS REND ARES MLAND OESTMATUNS: DAMASCUS. BAGDAD. CARO. PORT SUEZ ASUNCION RAMAN PORTS fido soma Ksa ON ATLANSA CONTAINER LME THROUGH B/L NOTAS LINE Regular Express Service TO MIDDLE EAST fCTS
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      179 20 I Regional Weather V. 2*^ 5. t Sfc > kT s W m M dK w r /k m V* a ft r<y> m >J lL« S u\ c ~S Wil* Wind direction with speed in knots Wave height SIGNIFICANT WEATHER AND SEA CONDITIONS AT 7.30 A.M. THIS MORNING. LEGEND:
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