The Business Times, 3 December 1981

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    11 1 BUSINESS TIMES M.C.(P) No. 107/1/81 THURSDAY, DECEMBER J, 1181 60 CENTS
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  • Article
    King's to make car parking more pleasant
    353 1  -  By WONG AI KWEI CAR parking may well be a totally different experience if Australia's leading car park designer and management company makes an impact here. King's Parking Proprietary, which has been in the business for 25 years, is now established in the
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    West Pharmapack to set up factory
    220 1 ONE of America's leading manufacturers of specialty rubber, metal and plastic components for the pharmaceutical and medical industries is setting up a factory in Singapore. Six senior executives of the West Company of Phoenixville, Pennsylvania, were in Singapore recently to finalise arrangements for the
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    Finance companies yet to cut rates
    547 1  -  By ALVIN TAY FINANCE companies have been noticeably slow in lowering their housing and car loan rates despite the sharp fall in banks' prime lending rates. Since late-October, commercial banks have trimmed their loan rates to best customers by more than two percentage points.
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    Dr Hu to head MAS and GSIC
    449 1  -  By LILLIAN CHEW IN A move that has taken both local and international bankers by surprise, Dr Richard Hu, chairman and chief executive of the Shell Companies in Singapore has been appointed Managing Director of the Monetary Authority of Singapore and the Government
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    Silo to push for Rollei's liquidation
    285 1 ROLLEI, now under receivership, may be pushed into liquidation to pay 1,850 of its former workers retrenchment benefits amounting to $2.4 million. The Singapore Industrial Labour Organisation (Silo) has asked two of its members to sue RoUei so that retrenchment benefits can be paid
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  • BRIEFLY...
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      Air talks
      63 1 TALKS between Singapore and West Germany to discuss the latter's proposal to revise their existing air agreement and to resolve the current controversy over Singapore Airlines' discounting of fares in the German market will be held on Dec 9 and 10. The dates were suggested by the Germans.
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      Lock icon No early reply
      64 1 AFP BANGKOK, Wed. The ousted Khmer Rouge government reacted coolly today to a proposal from Singapore aimed at setting up an interim coalition with non-commu-nist groups outside a previously agreed framework. In its first lengthy comment, the Khmer Rouge radio indicated there would be no early reply
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      Lock icon Late debate
      83 1 AP TEL AVIV, Wed. Cabinet ministers hurried home today to help defend their government against four no-confidence motions in Parliament over Israel's new strategic cooperation accord with the United States. Prime Minister Menachem Begin's coalition controls a thin 61- seat majority in the 120-member Knesset (Parliament), and the
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      Lock icon Trade contributions
      68 1 UPI KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. Trade and industry in Malaysia is expected to contribute 25 to 26 per cent of the country's gross domestic product by 1985, Trade- and Industry minister Tenkgu Ahmad Rithauddeen said today. He said the sectors' growth was now 11 per cent annually and the
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      Lock icon Strike ends
      90 1 AP WARSAW, Wed. Riot police stormed the firefighters' school in northern Warsaw today, smashing through the front door and landing on the roof in a helicopter to end an eight-day-old sit-in by 320 cadets, witnesses reported. More police arrived on the scene early in the day, reinforcing 1,000
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      Lock icon US naval activities
      77 1 AFP JAPAN, Wed. The activities of the US Seventh Fleet will now be concentrated in the Northwest Pacific. Admiral Staser Holcomb, Commander of the Fleet, said there is a need to maintain a balance of activities between the Northwest Pacific and the Indian Ocean and so the
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      Lock icon Discount rate
      51 1 AFP TOKYO, Wed. Prime Minister Zenko Suzuki indicated today that the Bank of Japan would soon lower the official discount rate to help accelerate economic recovery. He said the government would execute fiscal and monetary policies to offset a deflationary effect to be produced by current administrative reforms.
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    First tea auction a great success
    527 1  -  By LIM SOON NEO THE first-ever international tea auction to be held outside London got off to a flying start here yesterday. All the lots of tea offered were snapped up quickly. Prices were also higher than expected by the auctioneers. Mr David Marsh,
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    Rent of Hong Leong Building offices rises
    224 1 RENTALS of office space in Hong Leong Building have been increased by about 13 per cent. The new rentals charged will be $97 per square metre, compared to $86 last month. Similar rates are now charged by Raffles Tower and Clifford Centre. Hong
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      233 1 1 S Car Audio [Specialist I FUJITSU TEN UMITEOI Leader page 8 WEARNE Brothers relinquishes dealership for Ford vehicles in Malaysia Page 14 HONGKONG-BASED Far East Hotels and Entertainment is planning to spend up to As6o million to develop a holiday resort in New South Wales Page 8 THE controversy
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      113 1 SELKA (Italy) The Professional Choice ARTisr7Q7D VN 9, The Artist 707 synthesizer/organ isthe ultimate in sound technology, reproducing true organ sound as well as providing unlimited scope for the imaginative musician via its 2 synthesizers the ultimate organ/synthesizer that keyboard players have been waiting for. An instrument truly ahead of
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  • MONEY AND EXCHANGES
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      Singapore market closes quiet
      464 2 IT WAS a quiet day of trading on the local foreign exchange market yesterday with the exception of trading on the yen. Against the Singapore dollar, the US dollar opened at 2.0515/25 but was La ted traded down to close at 2.0510/20. litartMk NTMH itiw at
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      PLR
      22 2 THE average rate at which major Singapore banks are currently prepared to lead to their best customers is 13.04 per cent.
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      Frankfurt
      38 2 Frankfurt exchanges opening quotes on Dec 2: US 2.2240/55 Stg 4.33/34 Can 1.8890/915 D F1 91.22/37 S FY 124.33/53 Lit 1.861/865 F FY 39.53/59 N Kr 38.87/93 B Fr (con) 5.917/927 B FY (On) 5.271/281 Yen -1.0310/327
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      Treasury bills
      41 2 THE Mooetary Authority of Singapore has invited hunt™ and discount houses to tender for s total of $150 million 91-day Treasury Ms to J* issued from Dec 7 to Dec Each tender must not be for leas than $250,000.
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      Gold
      201 2 SINGAPORE gold futures yesterday closed generally easier on late local selling in light trading. Total sales for the day was recorded at 54 lots while kerb volume at 14 lots. Prompt closed weaker at U*****.50/407.50 an ounce against 407/409 on Tuesday, February at 414.80/ 415.00 (416.40/416.70) and April at
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      Silver quotes
      31 2 MN M New York Zurich 1MB 1136 Me an UE 823B 1.145 W*i IBS 5tnc*pcrr MSB BR USB UTS Ctatafprtc to US < tottari troy ounoi Source: Credit Suisse, S'pore.
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      HONGKONG
      165 2 THE US dollar in Hongkong y««terday was little changed from early levels against most major currencies in late trading. Tie US unit edged up to 2.2235/45 marks from 2.2230/ 40 earlier and was virtually unchanged from New York's 2.2235/50 close, while it slipped to 215.50/70 yen from an early
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      TOKYO
      211 2 THE US dollar for overnight delivery in Tokyo yesterday dosed easier at 215.40 yen compared with a 216.20 opening and the 215.50/216.10 close in New York and on the West Coast overnight. But it was sharply higher than the Z14.40 »nt«h in Tokyo on Tuesday. Trading volume was a
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      London
      121 2 THE dollar in London yesterday maintained Tuesday's firm tone seen in very quiet early business. Higher federal funds and Eurodollar deposit rates ■aw the dollar open generally slightly above the close in London on Tuesday, rising to 1.7866/80 Swiss francs from 1.7820/40 on Tuesday night, after finishing at 1.7830/60
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      ASIAN $ RATES
      175 2 ASIAN RATES ASIAN currency deposit interbank rates as at close on Dec 2. 7 day* 12 V, 12H 1 month 12B/16 137/16 InionUu 12* I3H 3 monUu 12 11/16 120/16 Imontlu 13M 13* Imontlu 137/16 135/16 12 months 136/16 137/16 DM /MUJU f ,1 i 1 month (■MM mm) 66/16
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      Discount
      42 2 RANGE tt prices otter ed by diecouat bmmm am Dec 0»«W: J* »SV,% C*D deports: 3* to5V4* 3- month Treasury bills 4H W 3-month Ban* bills av* w 3 months CD 1% 6 months CD m 9* Source: National Discount Co
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      519 2 TRAP! WITH GREECE We are the largest Department Store in Athens, Greece, located at the very center of Athens. Our turnover exceeds 2 billion drachmas a year. We sell more than 60.000 articles from all over the world We seek to import any article from any country, suitable fpr retail
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      72 2 U.S. $30,000,000 The Korea Development Bank (Incorporated in the Republic of Korea under The Korrn Development Bant Act of 1353) Floating Rate Notes due 1989 In accordance with the provisions of the Note*, notice is hereby given that for the six month Interest Period from 3rd December, 1981 to 3rd
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  • BANKING AND FINANCE
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      KDB to open local merchant bank
      438 3  -  By ALVIN TAY KOREA Development Bank, an aggressive borrower in the international capital market, will officially open its Singapore merchant bank on Dec 9. KDB, the largest development banking institute in Korea, is the first South Korean institution to be given a merchant banking
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      Quotation of Singapore Government Stocks as at November 30, 1981:
      573 3 Nunbar Mkattvt Grata Cuvsfft Amount Wvtst attfars IM* Price 1 l*4*mpti«i IMrty Tw bM '.at* Man) Pi front ot Accrued (ucMhi TmU <* pa) Data* Mk lit Kcniad Marest) pa) 15.7.82 LOM 2 1972 •5* 23.57 15/1. 15/7 138 •100.50
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      Two more firms admitted to gold exchange
      165 3 THE Gold Exchange of Singapore has admitted two more bullion firms Sun Hung Kai Securities and Lewis and Peat (S) as full members. Lewis and Peat (S) was previously a local associate member. Sun Hung Kai Securities represents a new addition on the
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      Lock icon BofA plans to acquire US stockbroking company
      359 3 FT BANK of America, the second largest banking group in the US, has surprised the US financial community by announcing that it plans to acquire America's leading cut-rate stock broking company, Charles Schwab Corporation. The move not only marks a precedent-setting departure by
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      Lock icon Barclays FRCDs
      87 3 Reuter BARCLAYS Bank International Ltd has doubled the amount of its recent offering of floating rate certificates of deposit (FRCDs) to HKIIBO million from an original |90 million, reflecting a favourable market response. Terms of the offering remain the same with deposit date for $140 million due on
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      306 3 Years from now, your Matthew Norman carriage clock could be worth a king's ransom Inspired by one of the greatest horologists in history Abraham-Louis Breguet Matthew Norman designers and craftsmen have succeeded in recreating some of the most famous of all carriage clocks. Handcrafted from the finest materials, the Matthew
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  • TRADE AND INDUSTRY
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      Management courses
      257 4 TWO SIX-WEEK courses on international management, with emphasis on countries in Abe Pacific Basin and the A*ian continent, will be offered this summer by the Pacific Asian Management Institute (Pami) in Hawaii. the courses are to supplement traditional management education, which focuaaes on domestic businesses, and not to
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      NTUC may set up medical scheme for benefit of workers
      239 4 THERE have beta eases whea a geaalaely rick warker la seat away with minimal care aad a maHagcrrr gets away with a medical certificate. Ts camhat this, the NTUC may set ap a medical eaep» eratfve to provide geed, cheap
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      New Ford dealer outlines plans
      457 4  -  By RICHARD SEAH TRACTORS Singapore won the franchise for Ford passenger cars in Singapore amidst competition from seven "very capable" prospective dealers. This was disclosed by Mr David Fewcbuk, general manager of Ford Products Company, who was in Singapore yesterday to mark the takeover of
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      Show to promote fair
      402 4 THE Export Institute of New Zealand will present a travelling road show in Singapore to promote New Zealand Exporters Pair ft 2. The fair will be held (ram April 27 to 30 in Auckland. It is the third organised by the Export Institute, a nonprofit society
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      Challenge of death harvest for Asean
      177 4 THE MINISTER for Home Affairs, Mr Chua Sian Chin, said yesterday the drug menace confronting Asean hat now become more acute with the recent bumper harvest in the Golden Triangle. This has resulted in the flooding of drug supplies into the region. Mr Chua
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      Pleasant message for hotel guests
      179 4 HOTEL guests may soon be able to know, the moment they enter their rooms, that they have received a message. Forde Communications, an Australian company which has developed a unique hotel message waiting system, is now looking for an agent to market it in Singapore.
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      Haw Par in rent-a-car
      299 4 HAW Par Travel this week signed a franchise agreement with Budget Rent-a-Car to provide car rental and other services in Singapore. Signing the agreement were Mr Stacey Ellis, managing director of the Haw Par group, and Mr Bob Ansett, regional vice-presi-dent of Budget Rent-a-Car in the
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      MEMO PAD
      355 4 SEMINARB AND COURBEB Nov 30-Dec 4: The Allen Management Seminar, SIM Conference Room, SIM Dec 2-23: Data Processing and Management Information Systems, Cuppage Centre, NPB Dec 2-23: Industrial Relations and Collective Agreements, Cuppage Centre, NPB Dec 2-17: Computer Data Processing, Cuppage Centre, NPB Dec 34: Everything you wanted
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      Laser tools can improve productivity in industries
      360 4  -  By LIM SOON NEO A LARGE market for laaer equipment can be created in Singapore once industries her* realise that the use of such equipment can improve productivity. This is the belief of Mr John Willetnse, technical director of Laser Electronics SEA Pte
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      248 4 AfxnallxTtux '87 t Gentlemen, ifs now the season to give J yourself a shoe gift from Marelli. At very special Christmas prices! J Renowned for its superb craftsmanship and supple quality leather, Marelli shoes i keep its good looks, colour, texture and J finish always. So come down quick cos'
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      207 5 m USK Moveupto Goldhill Square Office Tower Destined to be Singapore's m distinguished off ice address ML 4K wßm Sat Singapore s most distinguished office address' is a large claim to make but the care and thought that have gone into the planning of Goldhill Square truly justify it. Some
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  • OVERSEAS
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      Lock icon Concern over car industry in US
      611 6 Agencies THE FINANCIAL strength of the American motorcar industry has been severely eroded and there are doubts whether the industry can restore its competitive edge in the long run. A Commerce Department report submitted to a Senate Trade Sub-committee on Tuesday said that the
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      Lock icon US steelmakers' complaints come under fire
      334 6 AP AMERICA'S leading steel Importers have accused US steelmakers of buying more than 5 per cent of the foreign steel shipped to the United States while clamouring for trade protection. The American Institute for Imported Steel, representing 60 of the largest steel importers, said
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      Lock icon IATA attempts to set orderly fare structure
      138 6 AP LEADING American and European airlines met in Geneva yesterday to discuss passenger (ares and try to restore an orderly fare system for flights across the Northern Atlantic. The talks take place within the International Air Transport Association whose fare-setting system has become
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      Lock icon Daiwa forecasts slower growth in Japan
      279 6 AFP THE JAPANESE ecooomy will grow by only about 3.5 per cent In the next fiscal year starting in April 1982 in inflation-adjusted real terms because of a generally deteriorating economic climate both at home and abroad. The prediction was given yesterday by Daiwa
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      Lock icon Disagreement over EEC farm exports
      181 6 UPI TALKS between Australia and the European Economic Community have failed to calm Australian concern over the EEC's heavily subsidised agricultural erfports to Australia. Australian Deputy Prime Minister Douglas Anthony Anthony and Foreign Minister Tony Street met officials of the EEC's Executive Commission on Tuesday
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      Lock icon Japan anxious to ease trade friction with the West
      472 7 Reuter JAPAN'S new International Trade and Industry Minister hopes to visit the United States and the EEC early next year to discuss trade problems. Mr Shintaro Abe, appointed to the Cabinet in a major reshuffle on Monday, wants to ease trade
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      Lock icon Japanese letters of credit
      163 7 Reuter JAPAN'S export letters of credit received in November rose 6.1 per cent to US$7.5O billion from $7.07 a year earlier after a 7.8 per cent year-on-year October gain. The Finance Ministry said the November total was down 12.2 per cent from 38-54 billion in October.
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      Lock icon Investigation into Allen case closed
      289 7 NYT THE US Justice Department has closed its investigation into Richard Allen's receipt of US$l,OOO from a Japanese magazine, saying it found no evidence of criminal wrongdoing by the National Security Adviser. The department said Attorney-General William French Smith concluded there was no reason to
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      Lock icon Taiwan's economic strategy against world recession
      203 7 UPI TAIWAN'S new Economic Minister, Mr Chao Yao-tung, emphasised foreign technology transfer and modern management techniques as the keys to countering the world recession and foreign competition. "Only through upgrading technology can we face the world economic recession and the competition of newly-developed countries,"
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      Lock icon South Korean exports rise
      80 7 AP SOUTH Korea's exports between January and November this year increased by 21.6 pier cent over last year to US$l9.2 billion. Exports in November amounted to 11.58 billion, the Commerce and Industry Ministry said yesterday. The January-November figure accounted for 93.5 per cent of this year's
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      Lock icon German central bank may soon relax monetary policy
      313 7 Reuter THE BUNDESBANK'S day-to-day intervention in the West German domestic money market over the past days has heightened the conviction that the time for a further relaxation of its monetary policy is ripe. Commercial bank economists said the pattern of the Bundesbank's
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      DAILY AIRCRAFT MOVEMENTS
      709 7 ARRIVALS Service Local Operator Number Time Prom PAA PACKS 0150 JFK/SPO/AHA/HKG MAS MH601 0630 KUL SIA SQ41 0710 MAA SIA SQ101 0815 KUL MAS MH811 0815 PEN MAS MH671 0845 KUL RBA BI421 0830 BWN MAS MH680 0M0 BKl/MYY/KCH SIA SQ201 1000 HLP MAS MH651 1000 PEN/KUL
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      159 6 LUXURYANNOUNCES This Friday, Saturday and Sunday only!! r NO PRICES WILL BE GIVEN ON THE PHONE v W ,x II £> i 0 a At a price you always wanted to own a comprehensive range of Luxury furniture including the Winston Manor, Malibu, Nuri Dining Suites, the internationally acclaimed Kerang
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      56 6 ANNOUNCEMENT [ANh Credit du Nord (A French Bank) announces the opening of its Representative Office for South East Asia 06-03 The Arcade Collyer Quay Singapore 0104 Telephone: *****88 Telex: RS ***** CDNSNG Representative: Mr. Benoit d'HALLUIN O Ctedit du Nond Central Office 6/ 8 Boulevard Haussmann ***** Paris International Banking
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      174 7 IN THE MATTER OF THE COMPANIES ACT CAP 185 AND IN THE MATTER OF MULTIPRO TRADING PTE LTD (MEMBERS VOLUNTARY WINDING UP) Notice is hereby given that the creditors of the abovenamed Company which is betng wound up voluntarily, are j required on or before the 4th f January 1982
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      314 7 Hoechst research so that they may always have enough to eat. Too many people, too little food. That is the world's gloomy future, unless proper precautions are taken in time. With our knowledge of the nutritional requirements of plants and crops, Hoechst fertilisers and crop protection agents help ensure better
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    Gambit that must work
    396 8 MR SUZUKI'S decision to accelerate tariff t reductions and to try to open Japanese markets to foreign products is welcome, but it must be greeted with scepticism. Mr Suzuki is trying to calm the increasing tension between Japan and its major trading partners before it erupts
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    Good buildings need good car-parks
    244 8 Z CAR-PARKS are often a visitor's first experi--ence of a building. They are equally as often the worse introductions possible. Car parks in the majority of buildings in Singapore are dismal. Steep ramps that are too narrow for big cars, unlit or dimly lit parking
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    Far East plans resort
    791 8  -  By FLORENCE CHONG HONGKONG-BASED Far East Hotels and Entertainment is planning to spend up to As6o million to develop a holiday resort in New South Wales. The company was chosen from among the 37 tenderers who submitted proposals to the NSW state government to develop a
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    Lock icon Safeguarding against currency fluctuations
    1065 8  -  Wild fluctuations in the value of the US dollar, the yen or the deutschmark often expose companies to enormous risks between the time they sign a contract and the moment of delivery of the goods. Most corporate executives, therefore, resort to various techniques to cover themselves
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    Lock icon Plea for nuclear sanity
    701 8  -  FORUM. TOM WICKER NYT AS THEATRE missile negotiations begin in Europe, neither the Soviet Union nor the United States has categorically rejected the proposals of the other; both say they seek substantial reductions. Moreover, the Reagan Administration has muted its talk of regaining nuclear superiority and
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    STRAWS IN THE WIND
    183 8 THE Singapore American, a publication of the American Association of Singapore, reprinted terms used in personnel evaluation by Exxon Corporation. Several of them I'm sure will strike a chord in your heart. Here are some of them: Exceptionally well qualified (true meaning no major, blunders to
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  • Page 8 Miscellaneous
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      621 8 TWO-IH-OHE CBOSSWORD CRYPTIC PUZZLE ACROSS Put in an office or out of the lecture room (5) The offspring is female (5) Such a storyteller as Poe might have been? (5) This bridge isn't at Oxford (3) Find Len out! (5) Tried to get a politician into a vehicle (7) Accommodate
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      607 8 Superman saves Metropolis RELAX Mi eajty Ihe maslc aai lyrics «f Charles Straaae Mi Lee Aiaau while yn watch Sapernuui reaeae Lsis Lim ui save Is Lsis Lut. Alm la (Might's Tkarmtay Raterflameat SpedaJ: It's a Blri, It's a Plat, It'a Sapermaa (eh 5, 111*). Mai scleatlst Dr Seigw2e he*
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      159 8 Patrol 8.15 On The Sunny Side 19.19 Prog Summary and Today's Diary followed by Thirty Minute Theatre 19.39 Science Report 19.45 Potluck 11.99 News-in-Brief 11.95 History of Rock and Roll 12.99 Lunch Date 1.39 PM News followed by Share Market Report and Weather Forecast 1.45 Sounds Orchestral 2.99 Prog Summary
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    Differing views on higher £ares
    771 9  -  WEST GERMAN CONTROVERSY What do airline operators think of the ciean-up operations of Lufthansa and the DCA? Industry observers say the widely divergent views on the controversial issue indicate that the German authorities have achieved their target of creating divisiveness among the airlines so as
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    Discounting inevitable
    270 9 THE GREY market in the airline industry is inevitable so long as civil aviation authorities and governments control prices but not capacity. This is the view of Thai International's area sales manager for Central Europe, Mr Peter Blumenstengel. In Germany, for example, the official lata first-class fare is
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      487 9 If it is possible to combine exdustveness. elegance luxury 4 convenience into a single compJe*. then you'll And It in Regent Garden Condominium In distinctively Spanish architecture, two contemporary types set the condominium apart 14 units of generous sized 2-storey Mcwonette styled to reflect your success and good taste, and
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  • RAW MATERIALS
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      Produce exchange
      176 10 CHINESE Pw4»m behaage, IMB dwiif prieee par 1M kg yeeteriay. Ctemi all: Bulk fob $106.00 sellers, old drum (in second hand drum) fob $122.00 sellers, new drum fob $126.00 sellers. Cepra: Mixed (loose) $59.50 buyers. Pepper: Muntok white pepper fob Asta NLW $372.50 sellen, Sarawak white pepper faq
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      WHEAT
      49 10 WHEAT futures in Chicago on Tuesday retreated from day's highs late to close mixed, down fractionally in nearby* to up as much as two US cents. Corn futures closed strong in a technical recovery from the recent downtrend, rising s'/< to three cents a bushel in hectic trade.
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      Lock icon Dry spell delays planting
      105 10 Reuter CONTINUED dry weather in China's northern crop areas in the week ended Nov 29 dimmed sowing prospects for unirrigated winter grain areas of Hebei and surrounding areas, the joint agricultural weather facility of the US Agriculture and Commerce departments said. In its international weather and
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      TEXTILES
      193 10 YARN and cotton prices were quoted as follows in Hongkong yesterday. (In HK dollars, spot ex-go-down) Cettea jrara: China Blue Phoenix 20s 2,535; 32s 3,190, 40s 3,370 (per bale of 40Q lbs). Piece gee4s: China Butterfly and Globe brand unq; Dragon Head unq; Five Lambs unq; Flower and Butterfly
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      SOYBEAN
      55 10 SOYBEAN futures in Chicago on Tuesday ended near the top of a 17 Vt US cent range on follow-through speculative demand and short-covering, closing up nine to 4 '/4 cents a bushel. Soyoil settled up 0.44 to 0.28 cent a pound. Commercial scale-up selling tempered gains. Meal finished up
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      RICE
      299 10 SINGAPORE: Yesterday's closing prices in S$ per kilo, ex-godown: THAI WHITE: 100 per cent first class (Kangaroo) new crop 1.88, 100 per cent second class 1.13, 100 per cent third class 1.08, 25 per cent new crop no stock. B-10 per cent no stock. THAI BROKEN: A-super 0.73, Special
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      Straits Tin
      47 10 THE STRAITS tta price la paaaa* MmadasaJ /wnn»! rocvvfrm rest» ta MtUM per klls. The rise was a tcdutfeal adjsstmeat ts TmUij'i ■harp fall aid Lsadsa steadier oversight advices. Tstal tarssvcr fell *arpIf ts 171 tsasee frwn VH tsaaes sa Taesday. Ns ratlsalag was reported.
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      CLOSING PRICES
      33 10 Rubber: Dec 2 Singapore: Dec: 180.00 cents (up 1.00 cent) Malaysia: Dec: 208.00 cents (down 0.50 cent) Tin: M$38.60 per kilo (up 20 cents) Official offering: 175 tonnes (down 101 tonnes)
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      RUBBER
      220 10 THE RUBBEIR market in Singapore yesterday closed quietly steady with December One RSS buyers quoted at 185.00 cents per kilo, up one cent from Tuesday night's close. Opening prices were marked up slightly but the market fell back marginally later before recovering on some covering interest and forward demand.
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      RAS PRICES
      336 10 RAS prices in cents per kilo yesterday: Nooa (per kilo) Buyers Sellers Int. 1 R-S.S prompt f.o.b 174.00 175.00N Int. 1 RSi December IB 00 1M* lot 1 RS.S January 183.50 1*4.51 tat J R.S.S. 143.50 144.50N UK/Coat 10.50 1C3 SON tat 3 R-S.S 157.00 158 OON UK
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      SSR and SMR
      55 10 AS D»w>ir Juun iL* r "rtK. U) S»» (>«.pdW iSS WTOW «uS^OON S8RS0 U-MapOM) II1M 1M.Q0N IMJft 1WWN M1ELB Dniakn f»«««n fJSP' (H«* pallM) 1*4.00 tNiON 1M.OO IM.OON gi i;=S6!i 152 15» 152 RS a? iiSffi ,«a ,jss ,sa moo *****N 17&00 177 00N SMR SO <l-taa
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      LONDON MARKETS
      554 10 COFFEE: Robusta coffee futures ended a quiet morning steady after early gains. Futures ended the morning £15 to £9 higher in a volume of 1,178 lots including 149 cross trades and 131 options. SUGAR: Raw sugar futures opened slightly lower reflecting steadier sterling against the US dollar after
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      PALM OIL
      143 10 THE Kuala Lumpur crude palm oil market yesterday continued slightly lower in quiet trading but the decline was checked following steady New York prices on Tuesday. Trading was centred again in December, with central falling MJ2 50 to 5875 a tonne with south unchanged at $880. The refined
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      209 10 YAOHAN Singapore Pte Ltd r-' 11 i i >1* m i (2) UIhi^'TELTD cr> 4 S tt H i CASTROL Far East Pte Ltd FRASER Er NEAVE Singapore Pte Ltd 31* I Hi (U N A r-' j y ASIA RADIO Singapore Pte Ltd S GILFILLAN Ltd uUCKHAMS nUCKHAWS n
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    BUSINESS DONE ON THE SES AND THE KLSE
    1896 11 BID and offer prices officially listed and business in and reported to the Stock Exchange of Singapore yesterday with the number of shares traded shown in brackets in lots of 1,000 units, unless otherwise specified. SECTION ONE INDUSTRIAL COMMERCIAL Acma (3308 1228)
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    Unit trusts
    194 11 aneiPouvNirm (ilnuin firii III Pi The Commerce 3 29 The Savings Fund 1 JO S pore Prof Fund 1.41 S pore Sec Fund 2 12 S'pore Invert Fund 110 S pore Equity Fund 1.35 m 3« 2 02 131 133 1.1S lOzd tfuvmnwi I |m prVwa fee D»
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    SHARE INFORMATION SERVICE
    2856 11 Gr's Gr's Net 1981 Last DW Div Yld P/E Vol Day High Low Company Sale +or- Cvr (*000) Hlgk Low 8ECTION ONE INDUSTRIAL COMMERCIAL 494 248 Acma 328 +4 14.5 39 4.4 11.7 6 328 322 115 115 Alcom 115 49 2.0 4.1 199 350 130 Allied
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    In Kuala Lumpur
    1921 11 BID and offer prices officially listed and business in and reported to the Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange yesterday, with the number of shares traded shown in brackets in lots of 1,000 units, unless otherwise specified. INDUmuu (UB) amp U-os) (i>) i m <&> i.« i m <•)
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    Afternoon support stems fall
    792 11 THE balk Mi bears battled to a m toe Stock Exehaage «f fllagspsn ye»terday with the Straits Hum Mistrial Un ekeIsg marglaally lswer altheagh art galas eataambered Imm at toe ead sf the day. Prlees speael at araud oversight level* with a ■lightly easier hlas aad
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    KL climbs on higher volume
    569 11 SHARE prices continued to forge ahead for the third successive session on the Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange yesterday in brisk trading with total turnover surpassing the 10 million level. The market opened steady to selectively higher. However, values eased towards the mid-morning break but picked
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  • INTERNATIONAL STOCKS
    • EUROPEAN MARKETS
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        Paris
        240 12 DEC 01 rn COSBBILLE Alr-LiqukJe 8 8 N Oernli Danoo* 471 lia unch .1 Car (ThomaonC»X) CI* rrancais* d*t P*trole* 196.10 lit -0 8 .1 Compacni* Financier* Compa«nte OeneraJ* Credit Foncter D« France SB M unch 11 Hachette (Llbralrte) Machine* Bull lflch«Un (B) 300 30-30 MO •1 14 -90
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        92 12 DIC 01 Pra FORWARD MARKET ACM HO ♦4 ArtMd M -12 Altur 04 3 Bnuran m 4 Bra-Lamb CtADftC m I444 >42 lift •ft Da nun unrh rtw im -n DactroCwl Ob-Inno-Bm Oev Hobofe MO in> 11M wo 96 4 ♦1 -SO Patm Ryl Dutch 4070 isao -a 15
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        185 12 DEC 01 Dm A«f-T«lefunk»n 42.80 -#J Akao a MB Alia La ben UKM unch Alls V*r* MOOD 1 BASF Baj H T Wtank Bajr Vbul Ml 00 moo MM *1 4 110 40 -04 SP 100. OOB BMW ir> jo OUMlk Chen wMa Coonmbut ConU Oummi Oklalw-Btni Dafuat auo
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        Zurich
        171 12 DEC 01 rranci Actions Sulan Alimil—i Raf Brown Bowti Br. Ctta 0«Hj Br. CUM Oelfj P C Cite Qttn Rm Crtdlt Sular Br Credit BuUat Raf l BMlnntt Br. Ocora* Ptachcr Br Olobai Pr Hare Br. Hoffman La Roch* 1/M. Holdcrbank Br Intarfood Br Jalmoll Br Moior -Columbu* »mU>
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        Amsterdam
        171 12 DEC 01 PU ARM ***** -4 Ahold 80 70 1J Akao njo -04 Aurv 91 08 0J Amfu 78J0 -05 Amrobnk 5U0 -0J Berfoes Bert SUSP RAU 57.00 -04 Borsumij 86.00 -1 Bwrhmn 38 JO 0.5 C Aland 36 JO unch CAi*e Delft 214.00 I Deli Mij 70.00 -0.1
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        3 12 Source: BCI
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        TORONTO
        165 12 DEC 01 C» ALr.ll PMpT; OH M» -H m -i ltH -H W Can a -it Cunp Rad Lak« Can lap Bt "inmf Oanpat la* rt Carta* OlUctt C«nlfw-n Ooo» Bait) unch UH a 41H 1 unch VS» -Ik Its 4 It H Lwnwo Docn Mora* Dm» Tmr an
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        221 12 Rand industrials Alpha Abrrton 417 a 2« <ieh ar- a r h Cwrt "ta« ST unch D» Bmi Ind MM -m %SZ> r 8 I J* »<xk ITS »1 I*» m -i QMlu OtananJ Or«*ui IOO -M HlDDO MB uinrty m unch LTA <Z> 41 7» *10 2222?» 2
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      199 12 See Page 13 for NYSE prices and Asian stocks 11\ I Kts!V I R I IVtv Tc you tl\ ,m ;i\ to ti uvi'jn I.iikK In-v k-ui vmir l\i«> tlien sivk »>nt tin. rive i'iiriiu RiM.iur.mt. I\il.i\ id ititini.iti-vurnnjnJinu-.llk! UK ;inj Jltlf < >!) thr M)t w > i;vrr mti
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      229 12 ftfc as good as going to Bangkok. This is Thai Seafood at its authentic bast. So trash, it could have been alive 15 minutes before coming to your table It was An enormous variety of succulent seafoods expertly prepared by Thai chefs in our kitchen Siamese Seafood Restaurant f la
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  • COMPANY NEWS
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      Three Socfin units yet to toe NEP guidelines
      1120 13  -  In this concluding half of a two-part article on Socfin, the Belgian-French conglomerate with the sixth largest plantation holding in Malaysia, SUSAN THAM from Kuala Lumpur describes the group's interlocking interests in its Malaysian companies and the spectrum of its other activities
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      Wide spectrum of global activities
      500 13 WORLDWIDE, the Socfin group has a wide and varied spectrum of activities following its diversification many years ago. While plantations remain the life-blood, the Socfin group now has operations spanning several countries in the trading, manufacturing and financial fields. In Indonesia, for instance, the group
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      Sydney shares steady
      234 13 THE Sydney stock market yesterday began to sag in the wake of the four-day rally but confirmation of the production potential of the Jackson no 1 well in the Cooper Basin in Queensland provided a late lift. The All-Ordinaries index finished 2.2 points up at 593.0. After
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      Tokyo stocks higher
      320 13 SHARE prices in Tokyo yesterday rallied on bargain hunting in blue chips and export orientated issues responding to the yen's setback against the US dollar, dealers said. The market average gained 44.44 to close the day at 7,566.17, but trading was slow on a volume of 270
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      Selected indices
      52 13 FINANCIAL TIMES INDUSTRIALS Tuesday 530.8 Monday 5374 Week Ago 530.0 DOW JONES AVERAGE INDUSTRIALS Tuesday 880.22 Monday 888 96 Week Ago *?0X H.K.HANG SENG Wednesday 1420.19 Tuesday 1431.10 Week Ago 1428.68 AUSTRALIAN INDUSTRIALS Wednesday 737J) Tuesday 735.5 Week Ago 721J ALL ORDINARIES Wednesday 583 0 Tuesday 501.2 Week
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      Market closes easier
      254 13 HONGKONG THE Hang Seng index closed 10.91 points down at 1,420.19 after a largely featureless half day s trading in Hongkong yesterday. There was some early overseas buying of blue chips but prices came off towards the close. Market attention centred on merger developments between Hongkong Wharf
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      Bangkok
      67 13 SHARE prices In Bangkok yesterday closed lower in the absence of buying support in quiet trading, deal- ers said. The Book Club index (ell 0.18 point to 95.49 on a turnover of 11.6 million baht. tauoMUooal n—mil i lntarnattooai Tni- Ana r* baa Tow «175 -a 1M uneh ->
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      Manila
      80 13 DEC 03 Paaoa Aco)« Mlnlnc MM unch Aim Con A AUaa Con. a IMC iU Bunlo Oold MI -4M Bancuat Coo B BP Ooodrlch «7M «M -I uf>»h enr» SM 4J ZZ IMS unch IVBHI 4M 41 Omul a Oriental B Ml much HI Oimw Ml uneb ptum A
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      NEW YORK STOCKS
      729 13 D c om ACT IKMtny M M j* AJcan Alumlo MM s» «IHglxay Lad MM AlUad Ctona Cp MM -H *m»« Marat MM •IW fhalmari 1Mb unch Aiumhoo Abmt ST* A® Alrilnw 11«. unch Am kuda Inc MM uneh AM Bnadiat MM Am Cmn Co MM Am
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      113 13 1 i i* i LJ restaurant Sh ii presents Tuesday Night Fashion Show 8 00 p m Out'i'sbv Raya Fashion House CMS-"-. Kt Flo r Orra-rj P lju 't. Eastern Agencies Pte Ltd 196 39^A Alexandra R art 051 Models t;v Arte Stu&iu p™ Ltd No Extra Charge Free 1982
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      SINGAPORE
      159 14 Rites H Loose Credit M B P HM|i 1900 100 flflO 85 C K Tu| 000 80 H L*oif Pla 825 45 Mutor Drodg Dak Yung 530 280 40 40 Public Bank 830 36 M Banking 786 36 P B Loviagiton 635 35 Rotkmaaa 000 +30 M M C
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      KUALA LUMPUR
      144 14 Rises MBF 730 95 H L Finance 900 60 Toshiba 400 50 BKawat 416 +44 Oriental 590 40 Ind Oxy 350 32 M Banking 830 +30 P Bank 900 30 M Flour 306 26 M MC 470 +22 U Plant 580 +20 Tractors 600 20 Falls K Lanjut
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    Lock icon Dow Jones Lower
    80 14 AP NEW YORK, Wed. Stock prices opened mixed as investors continued to evaluate whether the US recession could worsen. The Dow Jones average of 30 industrial stocks, fell 2.38 to 887.84 in the first half hour. Declines held a four-to-three edge over advances on the New York
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    Why Y K Pao drops support
    423 14 STRONG opposition from minority shareholders in Hongkong and Kowloon Wharf was the main reason for YK Pao's calling off the merger between Hongkong Wharf and World International (Holdings). Several stock analysts in Hongkong felt that YK Pao changed his mind because he did not
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    Raleigh's acquisition of Flywheel approved
    339 14 RALEIGH Cycles (Malaysia) has received approval from the Malaysian Foreign Investment Committee for its acquisition of 85 per cent of the issued and paid-up capital of Flywheel Rubber Works. The company has proposed a one-far-one rights issue at MJ1.50. The proceeds of about $8.06 million
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    LONDON STOCKS
    902 14 LONDON, Wed. Share prices opened narrowly mixed in quiet trading ahead of Chancellor of the Exchequer Geoffrey Howe's economic statement expected later today. John Brown fell lip to 67 following a lower 1961/82 earnings forecast and agreement to purchase the US company, Olofsson. Other leading industrials moved a
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    Wearnes gives up Ford franchise in M'sia
    283 14 MOTOR group Weame Brothers has relinquished the dealership for Ford cars and commercial vehicles in Malaysia. In an announcement yesterday, Wearnes said it has notified Ford Motor Company of Malaysia of its intention to give up the rights for the remaining three territories
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    Promet planning M$250m marine base in Johore
    739 14 ■H Companies Editor: Mano Sabnani PROMET Berhad is planning a MJ2SO million fabrication yard for marine structures and equipment in Malaysia, the first in that country. If all goes well, the yard to be sited at Telok Ramunia in south-east Johore should begin
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      203 14 NOTICES NOTICE This is to inform the public that Mr. Billy Tan Gim Hoe, our Director pf Operations, will be leaving the services of the Corporation w.e.f. 1/2/82; however he will be on leave from 1/12/81, and as of this date is not authorised to represent the Corporation or transact
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      155 14 Bally, Lanvin...and friends. The names conjure up the best in haute couture. Shirts by Pierre Balmain and van Laack. Tics by Loewe. Belts by Lanvin. Suits by Ermenegildo Zegna. Shoes and boots by Bally. And the clutch bag, the latest male accessory, designed by Etienne Aigner. Now you can dress
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      60 14 OUTLOOK for Singapore from 6am to Ipm today: Cloudy with occasional light rain clearing by midmorning. Report for 24 hoars prior to 7M pm m Dec 2at Maximum temperature 28.9 Associated humidity 79 Minimum temperature.. 22.6 Associated humidity 96 Hours of sunshine 0.45 Rainfall in millimetres 18.3 Total rainfall for
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  • SHIPPING TIMES
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      Highest number of Filipino seamen working worldwide
      321 15 THE Philippines is now the most seafaring country in the world in terms of the number of working seamen. Labour Minister Bias Ople said recently that the country has more than 60,000 seafarers employed worldwide, surpassing Greece this year. Ople pointed out that
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      Maersk still open to negotiations with FEFC
      527 15  -  By JAN LEE THE Far Eastern Freight Conference (FEFC) is expected to try to persuade Denmark's Maersk Line from leaving next year find the line has indicated that the door is still open for negotiations. "We are certainly not declaring open war on
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    • PORTSIDES
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        Stopgap vessel for Anro
        108 15 AUSTRALIA Straits Container Line (ASCL) has chartered the Australian Explorer from the Australian National Line (or the Anro consortium's fortnightly service between the Straits and Australia. A spokesman of Mansfield Container Shipping said the vessel is scheduled to start her first voyage early next week from
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        Lock icon Ship fire at PK
        125 15 Reuter THREE explosions rocked Port Klang yesterday as fire swept through a local freighter, forcing the 27 crew to abandon ship. The 2,300-ton Pacific Barat was taking on a cargo of steel bars when fire broke out near the funnel, police said. The crewmen, most of
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        Lock icon Australia/Japan rates up
        90 15 Reuler THE Australia Northbound Shipping Conference said it will raise freight rates to Japan (including Naha) and Korea by 3.75 per cent for the 1982 calendar year. The new rates will cover all commodities except meat, meat and bone meal and wool, and incorporate the existing currency
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      INDEX TO ADVERTISERS
      657 15 SkJppiag Um Page Cat Achipeiego Shpg VI 3 Afea VI 3 Afro-Eurasia VI 3 Ail trans vn Alpac VI 3 Angkutan VI Angooave V 3 ANL I I APL m 4/5 Argentine IV 4 ASCL ni i AaU Merchant VI 4 AucusU Line V 1 Australian Coat
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      SHIPS IN PORT
      423 16 ARRIVALS KEPPEL WHARVES Anco Endeavour (Tanker) (after Palm Sea Hone, subject gas free, P/O) 15 16 Anhua (after Cape Monterey) 45 Barber Perseus (ro/ro) (after Venus Diamond, must starboard alongside) 46/47 Builder (2200 tide, after Jenson) 22 Chidambaram (Passenger) (0700 after Bunga Seroja) 35 Centaur (Passenger) (1330)
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      Container Schedules
      778 16 CONTAINERS CARGO AT CONTAINER TERMINAL Vessel's Name Voy No. Estimated Time of Arrival Shipping Lines Gdn Mode of Operatn Date Time Takari II Holsatlc P. Madison Ever Promoter Tao Yuan Macol Ace Neptune Zircon New Pony Asian Pallas Maersk Mango Jenhol Strathigin 253SB 3.12.81 »EB 3.12.81 79/1 4.12.81
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      LONDON FREIGHTS
      1642 16 (LOWER rates were again seen for grain shipments out at North America on Tuesday with US$lO paid from the US Gulf to Antwerp/Hamburg range down 50 cents and a SI decline was seen from the Gulf to Japan, at *21. On the US west coast, a cargo from
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      NAVIRE'S LINKSPAN RAMP FOR MELBOURNE
      464 17 NAVTRE Cargo Gear has won a contract from Australian National Line (ANL) which calls for the provision of a linkspan ramp in the Port of Melbourne. Australian National Line is one of the leading proponents of the roll-on/roll-off concept. It is unique among deepsea lines
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      JAPAN REDUCES ITS SHIPBUILDING CAPACITY
      156 17 THE Japanese shipping industry announced on Monday cutbacks in its shipbuilding capacity because of a lack of world demand for new vessels. Hiroshi Imamura, of the Japanese Ministry of Transport's shipping division, and Tatsuo Hayashi, chairman of the Japan Shipping Association, said Japan closed 88
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      EEC's final draft regulation on competition rules
      583 17 THE EEC Commission has presented to the Council of Ministers its final draft regulation laying down detailed directions for the application of competition rules to international shipping. The council will have to decide whether to adopt the regulation, which will apply the competition
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      Companies withdraw
      75 17 THREE companies have withdrawn from a US$l5O million project to develop a new coal handling facility at Baltimore. Old Ben CbalOo, Elk River Resources and Utah International have decided to cut their involvement with the development, leaving Pittston and Mapco in the consortium. Observers believe the rash of
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      SHIPPING LIST where your ships are due...and when
      1511 22 SCHEDULE 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 Singapore. Advance dates are published at a maximum of three Weeks. PN
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      The Consortia
      185 22 THE MAJOR shipping consortia operating between the Far East/Europe, Far East/Persian Gulf, Strait» port»/ Australia, Straits/Japan and the member lines: ACE (PAR EAST/EUROPE): Franco Belgian Services. M K" Line. Korean Shipping Corporation. Neptune Orient Lines. Orient Overseas Container Line. Cbo Yang Shipping. ANBO (BTRAJTS/ AUSTRALIA): Australian National Line.
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      374 15 HEUNG-A SHIPPING KOREA FLAG VSLS Regular Liner Semi-Container Service To: P.KeUnt/Keetat/Busan/lnchon Fm: Busan/H.Konf/Banfkok Tel S pore: *****11 P.K. *****4, PN *****5 K.L. *****0 *9* I \RI)IM W I Ml SAJJL//Vq w Orient Overseas C<mlciHeA Line B rrt 5 OMSUEZ) 29/12 31/12 4/1 3/1 5/1 1/1 7/1 »/l 12/1 U/l lt/1
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      189 15 p~H SEALORDO UASC UNITED ARAB SHIPPING CO SAG; EXPRESS MULTI-PURPOSE SERVICES FULLY CONTAINERISED SERVICE SEALOW SHVPMG AGENOES (Rtg. Hi. 242K5/OOC) 3RD FLOOR. MARINA HOUSE, SHGAPOKE 0207 TEL *****94 TELEX NO RS2S4I9 CFS OFC 2nd FIR TPC Umt 230 TEL *****31 and *****32 TERMWAL OFC 2nd FIR TPC Unit 229 TEL
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      459 15 cnan Algerian National Lin* WE SERVE MEDITERRANEAN AND ALGERIAN PORTS PLEASE SEE PAGE IV Agents MMCMC TRANS TMOIM AtfKY FTL LTD. Tet *****4 (5 lines) SINGAPORE EXPORT FULL CONTAINER SERVICES TO: U S. PACIFIC, GULF, ATLANTIC, EAST CANADA, ASIAN PORTS Feeder Vmmi JPoft Kelan* I Ptnanf Vtwl Bta#a»o»e jLongbeaf h|lSew
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      589 17 The Straits Steamship Group STRAITS SHIPPING Singapore to Sabah, Sarawak, Bnmai Ports and Bangkok i OCI Overseas Containers Limited :ONTAIN€RSHIP SERVICE TO UK CONTINENT Ed Swtdi mi Brwai CONTAINERSHIP SERVICE FROM UK CONTINENT GULF TRAM NEW ZEALAND TRADE Abe Paaaa| aa OCI Dae D/l SMGAPORE: MWFfiD CONTAIO SHPPM6 FIE LI
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      380 17 fjg Franco Bolguin Serv/ces Mm r.'F.'f'. .vir i J.t h JMBVOK f. BUNS U Han rta KW| BWaaa <Wf 7»k Ihe If Ok 77 tec JJ tec 21m 4la mUS RR> 11 tec 12 tec M tec Itm Stm Ita Ila IMMRORI M It tec 17 tec 4ha Stall» II
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      572 18 Hapag-Lloy TO HWTW EUROPE frwihrt Ciprtu C*T EMH|II in»hj 1 EXPO EijrtM Also accept** transfupmeflt carp tor CAMBBE AN/WE ST NMS na Hamburj TO MEDfTEMANFA Trieste 30/12 5/1 17/1 Peter Rickmets Sport PK 8/12 7/12 21/12 Pen BtNuo Genoa Hburj 8 Man Ant< 1/1 6/1 17/1 30/12 24/1 2/2 31/12
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      414 18 KOREA SNIPPING CORPORA T/Ot STORE ALTAR 1701 SM ALTAR 169WSM P. Keianf In Port In Port PENANG 6-8 Dec 6-8 Dec GA 167W 11-20 Dec 21-23 Oec 24-26 Dec FROM B BANGKO GA 168E 11-20 Dec 21-23 Dec 24-26 Dec TO BUS/ Also Caing Hongkong Taiwan Subject to Inducement rsc
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      436 18 0 evergreen I ll FAR EAST Eiaoft CONTAINER SERWCf ACCEPTING Fa «la CARGO FOR Sf»« MM 1 I (««I*l m vu m/u «/i» Ct« LwiU 4/12 M/U M/ 17 M/ 17 T/»i l CWo IVU 4/1 vi 1ft 1 f=» 7,I!SS 22! Kg ALSO ACCEPTRK CMCO F0» utronwaai 255s i
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      462 18 Everett Lines Vfli lurim Fiva Star Shipiwif Corp*. UMk "BURMESE NATIONAL LINE" LOAWNG FOR RANGOON 362X1/6 06CHARGMG ONLY »WAN 6 cmm===: "AR6INTINC NATIONAL LINE" LOMXNG FOB DURBAN MONTFVDCO BUENOS NK3 tnp\ Trewpwtew Maritwita Motwmm S. A. r 1 "MEXICAN NATIONAL LINE" m EAST/MDOCO 4 CEMTML NOU SERVICE "m TIN In*
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      218 18 Tharaday, December S, 1101 OCEAN SHIPPING ENTERPRISES PTE LTC SANKYO LINE JAPAN/STRAITS SERVICE sr IMM 5-7/12 fa tot 4-5/12 5-7/12 hM 19-11/12 9-9/12 19-17/1/ 1211/12 14 15-11/12 17-11/U U 1H 7/12 It-19/12 KM 19-21/12 22-23/12 24-25/12 29-27/12 21-29/12 31 29-39/12 31-1/1 nzonau m IB 4MM4/4M7M cmt «m avrat in m
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      567 19 PIL GROUP FULL CONTAINER SERVICE TO COLOMBO. HODEIDAH. JEODAH AQABA (Reefer Cntrs Acceptable) VESSEL 14/1 fvnni KOTA SAHABAT KOTA SAHABAT I■A'Jf.l '.Yi Accepting LCL Cargo to Colombo, Aqaba and Hodoidah. S.E.A. Container Feeder Service SIN6APORE/PT KELANG/BANGKOK/HONGKONG/MANILA ACCEPTING LCL/FCL/REEFER CONTAINERS EI 38/4 M 555/57N 4-8/12 §-7/12 555/50N 2-4/12 7-5/12 14-15/12 14-17/12
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      657 19 rnr* BEN LINE CONTAINERS EXPRESS CONTAMER SERVICE TO/FROM EUROPE Or *> ars^rtMrtUpm. S >rt t VU t/U 11/12 IVU 12/12 It/12 H/U 21/12 VI VI mr H*mSOTON Franca Al UK Wl2 »/12 U/12 2/1 21/12 in 8/11 W VI VI 4/1 C/i n/12 VI U/l U/i M/ i ivi 11/1
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      449 19 WEEKLY EXPRESS CONTAINER ED/mt/NC/sCAN SERVICE OMD 4/12 I nmu it/ii t DM* 11/12 t nmc* 2Vi2 l Mi* 1/1 t rottA l/i I MM* IS/1 i/i in 4/7 Lmdml. U.L. Can u! ■Mj| r-Jt wi C ft A R i.,if» t. V U*m fpan PMM| H 12/12 11/12 1/1 IVI
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      425 19 m v BOUSTEAD SHIPPING AGENCIES BANK LINE EXPRESS ffCCPENDtNT SERVICE TO UK| (ACCEPTING CONTAINERS ONLY) 4 'f t A f rftßA Akl SPORE ROAM HULL HMSG ff>*A»ANK 20 Dec U ion 18 Jon 21 Jot SANTA FE 3 Jon 29 Jon 7 Fob 3 Fob (Dm? Took Spocc Avoilobk) Linos
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      611 20 I K line KAWASAKI KISEN KAISHA. LTD EXPRESS CONTAINER SERVICES TO NORTH AMERICA ksxis* n *mm 6/12 7/12 Caqatt jtm xcwtatti to UM NrM, IMr Uwit«r. New (Mi JAPAN-STRAITS-JAPAN Soorc i>»naM P Ketarw Cmem tofcy® NjfOfi Kobe kmmmman 2/12 4/12 6/12 7/12 w/u H'} NOBPSTAft VII 12/1? 13/12 25/1 ACCEPTMG
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      557 20 CALIFORNIA/PACIFIC NORTH WEST SERVICE EXPRESS CONTAINER/REEFER SERVICE Lu** tar: 10$ AMIES. MM FKANCBCO. SEATTLE TICOMA HNCOUK* I.C Accepted FCI/FCI Centaners ->*m- 7ZT V 2" AUSTRALIA EXPRESS CONTAINER SERVICE NEW ZEALAND SERVICE JAPAN SERVICE "rEHVA MUM" WSMVA lAMMAN' 12/13 OK M/ISOK 11/20 OK INDIA SERVICE T 17/U Ok ■sussr n/ii fcc
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      613 20 iJ/Xiiroui] SINGAPORE SHIPPING AGENCIES PTE LTD M. o r" C '< 13 LINFSI GENE HAL *****1 114 t Tf.f* B, TtRM,NAL Of fIC( 2223*,83 »S 7SS6R A B CARSHIP CABLE CAHGOSM Regional Container Lines WEEK to/from BANGKOK ■U Stt« 1/1 Ate 11/12 Ok I 14/15 Ok 17/11 Ok It Ok
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      554 20 KORINS MARITIME SERVICES,™ Room t>G 1 ICB Bu.'d.mj Shpnti ,n Way Singapore Tei ?216 2J?b3f>7 P Kelanq Tel 38 /004 <8 *00^ ASIA MERCHANT MARINE CO LTD OF SOUTH KOREA will offer monthly sailing accepting CONTAINERS (FCL only) from ♦Singapore to Damman, Dubai. Kuwait and Jeddah with immediate effect As
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      432 20 SHIPPING TIMES, Thursday, December J, 1181 INTRASEA (PTE) LTD. Su.v 2( lb nal P'.i.v. Singapore 0207 T»- BREAKBULK SERVICE TO EUROPE/UK FULL CONTAINER WEST BOUND SERVICE FOU_CONTAINER EAST BOUND SERVICE FULI CONTAINEMK/KEE/YOK^FRVII^ Mm R««/XMlMnc/BMMI TMMu/OuiM -M_ WW-WMP (fit) LIB BOOM *****1 WTB CTOJUS aWMMN- *****4. »»l/2 4* Sport *ncmaw took
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      588 21 NEPTUNE ORIENT LINES LTC TO EUROTE/UK (VIA SUEZ): m corn mo 2t*+ A CONCORD 211 C PU 29* c «02E zm SS BHDS 3411 MERCATOR 25 II K CHANCE S« Also accepting cargo to/from Scandinavia +HK CONTAICR S'pore Closing Times: FCI Cargo 0400 6/12 LCI Cargo 1600 5/12 FROM EUROPE
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      524 21 MALDIVE LINES MALDIK PEACE Loading For Jeddah MALDIK UWTY Loading for Alexandria MALDIVE HAGE Loading for Aden/Mukkala MALDIVE CHEST Leading For Mate MMJME NAVIGATOR Loading For Hodeidah MALDIVE NOBLE Loading For Muscat/ Dubai/Dammar MALDIVE TO Loading For Rangoon MALDIVE nOKBt Loading For Port Said/Lataliia MALDNE 80ORTER Loading For Male HA
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      463 21 SINSOV SMGAPORE SOfIET SHPPMG CO PRIVATE LID OUre^T 01 6 5S 01M Tcfcphone fatten *****3 CM Mdm. SKSOV SMUNK MM Mn RS 213 M ***** K ***** M/S SMMRUT MRH SOON SR. M IST AND 2ND FLOOR NO 1. JALAN aMPENMG PORT KLANG WUVSM Tel *****6/8 Tc*. No ***** MESSRS
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      50 21 A PEACE LINE f>i.) >3# I*l*3^sll w*w < c i EXPRESS TO BWTULU SMI UK SATU (MIM) my 15 ki Nrt SKE LOW MTU (Ml 1M) My II IL2JI hM*T Vt to 30 lam cjt|« tar wkubw »t MM Mm Agents: JAMBATAN MERAH SDN. BHD. *****6/7 K. L. *****1/2 Penang
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      161 22 INTERNATIONAL LINE EH EGYPTIAN FLAG V Mp* XX CAIVJ!I\/|| |1M wmuimi UII BULK TIMBER PLYWOOD SERVICES To: UK/CONTINENT PORTS Antwerp Hamburg Rotterdam TMbary Slngepere P. Katong MMG WWTER TBN/WB2O EXPRESS MID-EABT/REO SEA SERVICE 6000 FAITH WS AN;, 'HAD Vi Pf£ V SON BMO V.B. PGRKIKS «niNmKYPTiim IHI SIIFWAV. F R
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      257 22 INE KINKAI KAWASAKI KINKAI KISgN KAISHA, LTD. 4WUI/STItAfTS/JAPAN Fully Containerised Service IMwUrv? l 2f T s?* If Pw#n| Mimffpon Tokyo Kotw immS, 2SSuw" wu J s {l'll 2$ SSTmllLv ft Mf—_ 2 21/12 22/12 24/12 25/12 7/1 9/1 mnt mommy 11 nam low for moot* a mu) W. MMJITSM: 7"****+*
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      293 22 j[ Tg JOHORE SHIPPING I J/'J Al AM BAP/AR (CP'- f AN II l4V WVi HAJ SHIPPING SDN. BERHAD Express Unttoad Saruce from P. Want East Mataysa I Brvw MdYATII: 11/11 MATAH 1 J/11 mvifiv: 1/12 HNM4N V; 11/11 HMMM4 V; 19/11 MNDttt V: 21/11 MM V; 2/11 WR t
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      176 22 ICE MACK IJNE IP PR Pl* Emm Santo to ITP« CRYSTAL 12/12 15/12 £2 OCf ANUS SHIPPINC AGFNCY PT[ HQ Ml Is' I'otx Amor Cen ff Sm{*poif 0?0« T ti I OS*. '■> J s ,K-,. TITIMAS SHIPPING S TRADING SON BHD (IM.OAO EXPRESS SERVCES TO EAST MAUtSM AMD BRUNEI)
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      146 22 eh m nC m m &02 X tk 1 mmi srA&, V-. 3^ ri fe >< LL ?C c A cr* Wind direction with speed in knots SIGNIFICANT WEATHER AND BEA CONDITIONS AT 7JO A.M. THIS MORNING. LUENDt R Thunderstorm temperature °C V ®*ower Weather Wind direction with speed in
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