The Business Times, 3 February 1982

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    11 1 BUSINESS TIMES M.C.(P) No. 93/1/82 WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY S, ISB2 60 CENTS
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    Lock icon Protectionism affecting Asean trade efforts
    379 1 AFP MALAYSIAN Prime Minister Datuk Sen Dr Mahathir Mohamad yesterday said the protectionism practised by developed countries had affected Asean efforts in securing fair terms of trade. "The depressed prices obtainable for our primary commodities are a case in point," be told delegates attending the
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    Lock icon KL may drop support for the Khmer Rouge
    220 1 Reuter MALAYSIA yesterday raised the possibility that it may drop its recognition of the ouftted Khmer Rouge as the legitimate government in Kampuchea and withdraw support for it in the United Nations. Prime Minister Datuk Seri Dr Mahathir Mohamad said that Malaysia
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    Medical insurers show optimism
    525 1  -  By LEE YOKE MENG MEDICAL insurers are optimistic of a "fantastic" jump in sums assured. Not surprisingly, the growing awareness of worker benefits is one of the major factors pushing the medical insurance line into the forefront. Many insurers, too, are confident that the market's growth
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    Ministries to get $39m hardware
    422 1  -  By WONG SOUK YEE THE GOVERNMENT will install 13 mainframes and 7 minicomputers costing well over $39 million for 10 ministries. Two mainframes and two minicomputers, already ordered, are due to arrive soon for the Ministries of Education, Environment, Finance (Inland Revenue Department) and Labour.
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    Lock icon US programme to reduce future budget deficits
    301 1 UPI BUDGET Director David Stockman is promising "a major sweeping programme" to reduce future deficits in the budget President Reagan sends to Congress next Monday. "We think that when the budget comes out next week, these large deficits that are rumoured are not
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  • BRIEFLY...
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      Lock icon Officers dismissed
      74 1 AFP JAKARTA, Tues. Four officers in charge of combatting corruption have been dismissed because of their personal involvement in corruption, it was announced today. The chief of the anti-graft campaign, Admiral Sudomo, said there were 1120 corruption cases last year, of which nearly 900 had been tackled. He
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      Lock icon Threats to peace
      70 1 UPI MANILA, Tues. British Foreign Minister Lord Carrington today said threats to world peace spring from suspicibns of and hostility towards the United States and Soviet Union. Lord Carrington said this hostility was manifested before in Europe but is now being transmitted to Third World countries. He
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      Lock icon Leading arms supplier
      67 1 UPI WASHINGTON, Tues. The Soviet Union not the United States is the leading supplier of arms and weapons to Third World countries. According to a summary of an administration report entitled Multilateral arms transfers trends, 1980 set record levels in the value of arms agreements but "preliminary
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      Survey of SBS
      67 1 A MAJOR survey of all SBS services will be conducted as part of the Singapore Comprehensive Bus Study to develop strategic plans for a stage by stage reorganisation of the bus services here. A pilot survey will be conducted first on Feb 3-4 to test the effectiveness
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      Return of camp
      54 1 r THE Royal Malaysian Navy yesterday formally returned Khatib Camp to Singapore after it recently moved its training camp to Lumut in Perak. The return of the camp at Sembawang was agreed upon by the Prime Ministers of both countries during Dato Seri Dr Mahathir Mohamad's visit
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      Lock icon Pressure on Opec
      89 1 UPI NEW YORK, Tues. Another meeting of the Opec nations to lower the US$34 price for a barrel of crude oil may be reflected at the petrol pump, but will do little to eliminate the global oil glut in 1982. The authoritative Petroleum Intelligence Weekly said the
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      Lock icon Polish trade pacts
      89 1 Reuter WARSAW, Tues. Poland has signed new trade accords with Cuba and China but official reports of talks on economic relations with East Germany made no mention of any agreement. Last week, a senior official in the Polish foreign trade ministry said Poland's economic crisis was hampering
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    Sing $ loses ground against US unit
    284 1 Sing loses ground against US unit MAJOR eirreielM, lneladlag the Singapore dellar, lest greaad against the America* Mlar ea news that twe af the largest haaks la the Ualted States had raised their prime leading rates. The Stagapsre malt last nearly twa eeats yesterday, elaslag at 2.IMS against the Amerieaa
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    Share market index loses 15.38 points
    274 1  -  By SIOW LI SEN SHARE prices tumbled across the board yesterday, causing the Straits Times Industrial Index to lose 15.38 points to 785.17. Sellers entered the stock market right from the opening bell with sharply lower quotes for almost every counter. Traders, however, were
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    Fifth tea auction sets relatively low prices
    195 1 THE fifth international tea auction held yesterday saw good demand although prices were still relatively low. The highest price for Darjeeling tea was US$l.BO per kilo and the lowest for Indian tea was US$l.39 per kilo. A tea buyer said yesterday's prices were
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      229 1 Times Bookshops THE FULL details of Sime Darby Berhad's sale of its Guy Butler money broking group to Mills Allen International PLC for £10.8 million Page 12 MALAYAN Banking achieved a 21 per cent rise in group after-tax profits for the six months to December 1981 Page 12 A REVIEW
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  • BANKING AND FINANCE
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      Call for change in KL banking laws
      470 2 THE provisions made in the Malaysian budget to encourage private sector borrowing from foreign sources will not yield significant results unless complementary changes are made In banking laws. With three months' hindsight, local bankers confirmed doubts they had voiced earlier that Bank Negara's
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      Japanese bank to issue US$ NCDs
      201 2 LONG-Term Credit Bank of Japan will issue its first US$ negotiable certificate of deposit on Feb 5, following two issues of US$ FRCDs in the Asian Dollar market last year. The three-year US$lO million issue will be arranged and managed by Development Bank of
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      Lock icon Eurodollar futures steal the limelight
      647 2 NYT FEW NEW futures contracts have captured the interest of hedgers and traders in so short a time as Eurodollar futures. Since they started trading on Dec 10, the open interest has climbed to more than 2,400 contracts of 90 days, US$l million face value
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      Lock icon Dealers boycott Tokyo gold meeting
      373 2 AFP THE Tokyo Gold Exchange was formally inaugurated on Monday to start forward trading in gold bullion on March 23. But gold dealers who handle 76 per cent of gold bullion traded in this country boycotted the inaugural meeting and are refusing to join the
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      Lock icon Anxiety over yen depreciation against US dollar
      457 2 Reuter THE BANK of Japan is unhappy with the present yen exchange rate against the US dollar and has entered the market occasionally to prevent an excessive fall in the value of the yen. A leading bank official said cooperative intervention by advanced
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      Lock icon Proposal to start bond futures trading in Japan
      292 2 Reuter JAPANESE securities dealers are proposing the introduction of a futures trading system for bonds in Japan. The Securities Dealers Association of Japan said the proposal was put to both government and securities business in a 500-page survey report recently undertaken by
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      Lock icon Terms of China's latest domestic bond issue
      398 2 Reuter THE amount of money state and collectively owned enterprises are expected to absorb from the latest domestic bond issue by China has been lowered from last year's total to encourage renovation, the official newspaper Workers Daily said yesterday. This is to "allow
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    • MONEY AND EXCHANGE$
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        Singapore market
        463 2 THE US dollar opened firmer against all currencies yesterday. The main reason was news that two US banks have raised their prime lending rates. The US dollar opened at 2.0896/15 against the local currency. It later moved up in line with the trend to 2.0990/00. MaM Iwaaid rata
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        Gold
        211 2 SINGAPORE gold futures yesterday closed lower across the board between US$5.5O and $6.90 an ounce in quiet trading. Total sales for the day was 75 lots while kerbs recorded 58 lots. February closed lower at U*****.50/377.50 an ounce compared with 382.30/383.50 on Monday, March at 380.00/382.00 against 385.50/ 387.20
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        Silver quotes
        39 2 Pri Tfcars Hew York 8.18B 8 1KB 8 25S 8 25S Zurich 8.25B 8.13B 8.36S 8.23S Mm M Singapore 8.10B 8.V8B 8.25S 8 33S Closing prices In US dollars a troy ouno I. Source: Credit Suisse, S'pore
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        TOKYO
        208 2 THE dollar for overnight delivery in Tokyo yesterday closed higher at 233.60 yen compared with the 233.30 opening, despite Bank of Japan yen-support intervention in both morning and afternoon trading. The dollar closed in New York overnight at 233.00/15 in New York overnight and at 230.90 in Tokyo on
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        PLR
        22 2 THE average rate at which major Singapore banks are currently prepared to lend to their best customers is 10.98 per cent.
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        ASIAN $ RATES
        170 2 ASIAN RATES ASIAN currency deposit Interbank rates as at close on Feb 2: US MUrMSaat) Offer BW 7 days 16H 16* 1 month 16 3/16 161/16 2 months 16 5/16 163/16 3 months 16 7/16 165/16 6 months 16 7/16 165/16 9 months 165/16 163/16 12 months 16V16 163/16 Dm
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        Discount
        42 2 RANGE of price* offer. !d by dlscount bouse* oa Feb 2: Overnight: 3*% Call deposits: 3V»% Cltstog Scihu 3-month Treasury bills 2H 2H 3-month Bank bills 7 3 months CD 8* 6h 6 months CD 7V* 7h Source: National Discount Co
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        HONGKONG
        98 2 THE US dollar in Hongkong yesterday advanced against most major currencies in late trading, mainly reflecting European interest. Sterling drifted marginally to $1.8545/55 from $*****/ 60 earlier, and was below the overnight $1.8560/80 close in New York. The Hongkong dollar fell to 5.8930/60 to its US counterpart from an
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        London
        31 2 Opening quotes yesterday US 1.8525/36 Can 2.2370/95 Croat 1.2085/88 D Mk 4.3815/55 D F1 4.8005/60 S FY 3.5065/110 B Fr con 75.52 66 F FY 11.1296/445 Lit 2337.90/2342.85 Yen 431.65/432.44
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  • TRADE AND INDUSTRY
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      PEOPLE IN BUSINESS
      162 3 UNITED Overseas Finance has announced the promotion of its financial controller, Lim Tlesg Wee, 35, from manager to senior manager qf the United Overseas Bank group. Mr Lim joined the group in 1973 as an officer attached to the accounts department and was seconded to United Overseas
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      MEMO PAD
      426 3 SEMINARS AND COURSES Feb 2-March 30: Certificate of Computer Data Processing Module n Systems A Analysis 6 Design, NPB, NPB Feb 3: Productivity and Motivation, Singapore Professional Centre, Outranv Park, Institute of Management Services Feb 5: Time Management, Hyatt Regency, Institute for International Research Feb S-6: The Psychology
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      Asea (S) gets $2m Liang Court contract
      258 3 ASEA (S) Pte Ltd, a subsidiary of the large Swedish electrical equipment manufacturer, has won a $2 million contract for the electrical distribution system of the Liang Court Complex in River Valley Road. Asea was successful in two separate tenders. The first was
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      Great scope here for small US businesses
      433 3  -  By RICHARD SEAH SINGAPORE offers many excellent opportunities for small American businesses to set up shop here. Unfortunately, most of these US companies are unaware of the opportunities. This is the view of Mr Shaw Mudge, founder and president of a fragrance compound
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      Need to upgrade local plating techniques
      414 3 A JAPANESE expert has called on the local plating industry to concentrate on higher value-added work such as plating of electronic components instead of low-value work like zinc-plating. Mr M Toyonaga, who made the suggestion after speaking at a seminar on electro-plating technology here
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      East Asiatic signs pact to market Hitachi computers
      205 3 EAST ASIATIC Company, the Danish-based shipping, trading and production group, has signed an agreement with Hitachi to market and service its computers in Singapore, Malaysia and Brunei. The agreement, signed in early December, marks East Asiatic's debut in the computer market. Mr
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      S'pore can become a Switzerland in Asia
      221 3 SINGAPORE can become a Switzerland in Asia with its good geographical location and reputation. Like Switzerland, which has many investors from Europe and elsewhere as well as a high standard of living, the Republic can become a centre of excellence. Mr Walter Aigner,
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      Aussie manufacturer seeking local agent
      141 3 CENTOR Products Pty Ltd, an Australian manufacturer of sliding door fittings, is looking for an agent in Singapore. Centor says its door fittings are specially designed for continuous trouble-free performance, regardless of climatic conditions. Electroplated steel components and hard-tem-pered aluminium alloy extrusions give the door
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      Top speakers for conference on real estate investment
      349 3 A PANEL of top-calibre speakers will present their views on the growth patterns and technical innovations in real estate investment in Singapore, Malaysia, Australia, and Canada, at a conference on "New frontiers in real estate investment" in April. The two-day conference, organised
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      Japan Productivity Centre study group
      159 3 THE National Productivity Board and the National Trade Union Congress will be able to hear the views and experiences of the Japan Productivity Centre study mission when they meet tomorrow. The seminar, organised by the NPB, will be opened by Mr K Mito, president of
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  • OVERSEAS
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      Lock icon US to initiate 109 investigations on dumping charges
      362 4 UPI THE COMMERCE Department has announced that it will initiate 109 investigations on charges by US steel companies that imports of steel from II countries are being sold unfairly in the United States. The countries involved in the investigations are: Belgium; Brazil;
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      Lock icon UK trade team keen on Manila projects
      276 4 Reuter DAVY Corporation has submitted a preliminary bid this week for participation in the upgrading of the Higan steel plant in the southern Philippines, chairman John Buckley said. As a member of a British trade team led by Foreign Secretary Lord Carrington, which
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      Lock icon Citibank raises prime rate to 16 1/2 per cent
      756 4 NYT CITIBANK, America's second-largest bank, raised its prime lending rate on Monday by of a percentage point to 16Vi per cent. The action reversed a downward trend that began last July. Some bankers fear that a new surge in short-term interest
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      Lock icon Plans of ADB for the future
      526 4 UPI MASAO Fujioka, president of the Asian Development Bank, said on Monday that energy development and recycling petrodollars into developing countries will be of increasing importance in the future. He told a London Chamber of Commerce lunch meeting: "As an international partnership of rich
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      Lock icon Warning on the social time-bomb in HK
      582 4 AFP THE MASSING of uprooted lower-class residents within public housing estates is an "obvious social time-bomb" in Hongkong. This warning from a Hongkong university lecturer echoes the recent warning by Prime Minister Lee Kuan Yew on the need (or re-creation of a sense
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      Lock icon Technology curbs urged
      525 4 Reuter US SPECIAL Trade Representative William Brock has urged the West to restrain the transfer of technology to the Soviet Union and reconsider whether large credits should be granted to Eastern Europe. Addressing a European management symposium in Davos, Switzerland on Monday, he also said West European
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      Lock icon Impact of French economic policies uncertain
      246 4 Reuter THE OftGAKISATION far Eeaaamle Cnptnttu Mi Devetopmeat (OBCD) mU ma)ar uecrtalaliei notla the Impact ef Prance's aew nraaamlt pattek* ui tkm la a wrim iaapr higher m|M «111 pnk ip price». (JatapUjaeat may tiMllw at tkiat SVi per txmt af toe warkfccce la
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      Lock icon Growth of 3pc expected for Australian non-farm GDP
      570 4 Reuter AUSTRALIAN non-farm gross domestic product (GDP) is expected to grow at around 3 per cent during fiscal years 1981-1982 and 1982-1983 (July to June), compared with 4 per cent in 1980-1981. The Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development (OBCD) said such
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      DAILY AIRCRAFT MOVEMENTS
      754 4 ARRIVALS Service Local Operator Number Tine i From AI AMOS 0005 SYD/PER S1A SQ11 0025 LAX/TYO PAA PA006 0220 NYC/SPO/ AHA/HKG MAS MH601 0700 KUL SIA SQ101 0845 KUL MAS MH8U 0845 PEN MAS MHS71 0915 KUL RBA Bid 0955 BWN MAS MHfflO 1010 BKI/MYY/KCH MAS MH651
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      Japanese group in Trengganu deal
      469 5 NIPPON Steel Corporation and its Japanese associates expect to sign a detailed agreement next month for their collaboration in the 600,000 tonne Trengganu steel project. The deal is expected to be finalised just slightly behind the two-month deadline set when they concluded the agreement in
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      Lock icon GM reports small profit of US$97m
      757 5 NYT IN SPITE of the continuing slump in car and truck sales, General Motors Corp on Monday reported a small profit of US$97 million for the fourth quarter of 1981, and It. said it earned $333 million in the entire year. GM is the
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    • WORLD IN BBIEF
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        Lock icon APPEAL BY SINGAPORE
        475 5 Agencies SINGAPORE has appealed to Israel "as a friend" to repeal its annexation of the Golan Heights, captured from Syria in the 1967 Middle East war. "If Israel is sincere in seeking peace with its Arab neighbours, then Israel must refrain from taking such actions as the
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      Lock icon Schmidt to adopt plan aimed at creating more jobs
      267 5 Reuter CHANCELLOR Helmut Schmidt (above) has said that bis Left-Liberal coalition government bad agreed on the broad lines of a Jobcreation programme for West Germany, an issue over which he had threatened to resign. But in a television interview after more
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      Lock icon Saudi daily oil output may be below ceiling
      784 5 Reuter WESTERN oil companies believe Saudi Arabia faces intense Opec pressure to cut its oU output by up to two million barrels daily to restore the market share of exporters such as Algeria, Libya, Iran and Kuwait who have failed to rebuild
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      Lock icon Investment and drilling programme of Pertamina
      755 5 AFP INDONESIA'S Pertamina oil company is undertaking an aggressive Investment and drilling programme as well as increasing its natural gas output. These moves are to stem falling production since 1978 and stagnated revenues due to the world oil glut. The state-owned company, which accounts
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      Tokyo to set up human resources centre in KL
      551 5 THE HUMAN resources development centre which is to be set up in Malaysia as part of Japan's foreign aid to Asean is to be known as the Centre for Instructor and Advanced Skills Training (Ciast). According to a recent information bulletin
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      Lock icon Most Warsaw stores empty
      334 5 UPI POLES found nearly empty supermarket shelves on the first day of massive price increases but the military-run Polish media reported no disturbances around the nation. A special Bpm to sam curfew remained in effect in the Baltic port of Gdansk, a stronghold of the suspended
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      Lock icon No sign of upturn in the UK
      311 5 Reuter THE LATEST Confederation of British Industry (CBI) quarterly industrial trends survey says there is no evidence of any significant improvement in demand and output over the next four months. But there has been a small increase in business confidence, partly due to
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      288 4 51 BUY NEW ZEALAND at the EXPORTERS'FAIR Princes Wharf, Auckland. 27t030 April 1982 (Taking up from where the hugely successful 2nd New Zealand Exporters Fair in 1978 left off) The New Zealand Exporters Fair 82 is a comprehensive exhibition of New Zealand's best manufactured and processed products. over 200 New
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      57 5 f EDWARD LUMLEY SONS (SINGAPORE) PTE. LTD. insurance Brokers and Underwriting Agents wish to announce that as from Ist February 1982, the company will adopt a five day working week. The office hours on Mondays to Fridays will be from 8.30 a.m. to 5.15 p.m. with a 45 minute lunch
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    By no means a small role
    403 6 THE nature of business and commerce has undergone such vast changes through the years companies get bigger and businesses become more complex. It appears that, at the same time, people who are starting new businesses also have more complicating and ambitious plans. Gone are
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    Taking stock of the US budget deficit
    292 6 DAVID STOCKMAN has tired of building Trojan horses and turned his attention to pulling rabbits wit of hats, or so it seems. The man who "didn't add up all the numbers" and "didn't think things all the way through", as he confessed to
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    Lock icon Symbolic changes at Barclays
    1594 6  -  By STEVEN RATTNER NYT IT WAS just a small change, but a symbolic one. In the stolid halls of the Barclays Bank headquarters in London, brass letters reading "Investment Managers Office" have been removed, replaced by a similar sign nearby that reads "Large Corporate Division". The
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    Lock icon More deserting Brussels
    663 6  -  By ANDREW GOWERS Reuter BELGIANS, disgusted with the destruction and decay of their capital city, are pouring out of Brussels in increasing numbers. According to official estimates, the population dropped by nearly 14,000 between 1979 and 1981. If the trend continues, Brussels could have less than 800,000
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  • Page 6 Miscellaneous
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      679 6 Lkll -11-on CROSSWORD CRYPTIC PUZZLE AGSHNB 3 Time to go (5) 8 To start, Ben embraces Joe (5) 10 But his little boat isn't a liner! (5) 11 He's short and disorderly (5) 12 Like the numeral "M" in a certain colour (5) 13 Instrument a singer gets on with
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    Philips restructuring
    1002 7  -  SUPPORT FOR INDUSTRIAL COOPERATION Philips, the Dutch electrical group, has been floundering for several years. But its newly appointed chairman, Dr Wisse Dekker, speaks optimistically about the company's future prospects. CHARLES BATCHELOR discusses Philips' changing attitudes. CHARLES BATCHELOR DR WISSE DEKKER, chairman of Philips, the Dutch electrical group
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    Lock icon Labour gives its side of the story
    1083 7  -  With unemployment at the second highest level since World War Two, some of America's largest unions are now negotiating new contracts and discussing concessions on wages and benefits in the hope of protecting members' jobs. In a recent interview, Lane Kirkland, the professorial
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    Lock icon Cyclical industries hardest hit
    1111 7 NYT AMERICA'S sagging economy, high interest rates, and a strong dollar depressed earnings for a broad range of American companies during the fourth quarter of 1961, according to year-end reports issued so far. The cyclical industries steel, forest products, housing, cars and airlines were the hardest
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    Lock icon Technological folly
    814 7  -  FORUM with ANTHONY LEWIS NYT PRESIDENT Reagan's budget message will disclose his decision to go ahead with a new family of weapons that have a curious feature. They cannot be deployed in the theatre for which they are intended. The weapons are chemical: shells and bombs carrying a
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    Lock icon Dutch pacifists resort to arms
    831 7  -  By PETER MILLERSHIP Reuter A VIOLENT campaign by militant pacifists to disrupt a new Nato supply route through the Netherlands is causing concern to mainstream peace groups who fear it could Jeopardise their efforts to keep new US nuclear missiles off Dutch soil. Defence analysts
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  • INTERNATIONAL STOCKS
    • EUROPEAN MARKETS
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        Paris
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        Brussels
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        Frankfurt
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        Milan
        106 8 hutotl Bel 140 73 xiao *15 -00 Central* Ord MM 190 Cond Acqua Horn* m ».S Crtdanla ***** 100 Plat Ord 1040 11 Owiwrmll *****0 1300 Olm wm Ifl Prt» mrt -tt In wet mi uach ItatcMnanu Ord Italf*J mot m JOOO 9 LnMl Ord ***** -31 MedioOanra *****
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        143 8 nra 01 n» ABN Ahold Akao 3DJ0 n«o a. io -1 ♦0J -If« AMEV Aoftl Amrotonk IS 0 Bote BonumU I1H0 >U>0 4M0 ——1 M 9M0 IflOtOO -1J OLS -05 -OS ♦0L1 Burbmann Caland C*l»« Delft Qrtl Ml] fcin% 30.10 aw mjo Tim llOiOO -09 -0.7 -a 0J Pokkar
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        Lock icon Export orders up sharply
        136 8 Reuter FRIED KBUPP's Incoming order» for Mutrbi plant rooe by over 121 per ceat to «.S3 Mlllon marks la IMI from tJH billion la lWt. Total world groap laeemlag orders rooe 25.C per ceat la IMI to 18.82 billion marks from IS Milton la IMC. Domestic
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        126 8 rra CI AblUM 22S ft JUcu a -1 *1(001* 41 ft Bank Mont Bank Nov* Scot Ball T*1 a* to 34 ITH unch -ft -ft B*Ui Corp BP Can Ltd ZZZ m* -ft Bruc&n Cuu Had Lake Can ur.p Bk *1 14** IT -ft -ft •ft Canpac IT* -1ft
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        246 8 FEB 01 Rand 1NDU8TR1AL8 A Alpha 90QB unch Abercom 4&0 unch AC And CI mo unch AMIC aoo RatWiwi 1030 -ft afT Currw Plnanc* Ot Bnn Ind 1790 9ft TW 10 Kdftn ***** Ktmady Fad Volt 910 unch run ft Oardian Ottnanl Oratcmn 1900 nnrh Hippo Hhwld ZZ &9ft
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      192 8 A'r UIC l:f MU *§C 14 IHV,\I.<»N I'M.Ai l.jfl 131 -*svviiv'. 18 good-luck dishes. Yua Shang (Raw Flah) Pig Trotters with Black Moas "WINDFALL EVERYWHERE" Braised Abelone with Black Moss "PROSPERITY GUARANTEED" Stuffad Mushrooms with Maahad Shrimps -HANDFULOF GOLD" Swat A Sour Meat Bads "SOURCES OF WEALTH FROM $OTH SIDES"
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  • RAW MATERIALS
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      Produce exchange
      175 9 CHINESE Pwaw Exchange, Singapore, bmm el—tag prices per 1M kg yesterday. Cacaaat «II: Bulk fob $100.00 sellers, old drum (in second hand drum) fob $112.00 sellers, new drum fob $116.00 sellers. Capra: Mixed (loose) $50.00 buyers. Pepper: Muntok white pepper fob Asta NLW $370.00 sellers, Sarawak white pepper
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      TEXTILES
      196 9 YARN and cotton prices were quoted as follows in Hongkong yesterday. (In HK dollars, spot ex-go-down) Cattea yara: China Blue Phoenix 20s 2,480; 32s 3,200, 40b 3,300 (per bale of 400 lbs). Piece |iifc: China Butterfly and Globe brand unq; Dragon Head unq; Five Lambs unq; Flower and Butterfly
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      RICE
      323 9 SINGAPORE: Yesterday's closing prices in S$ per kilo, ez-godown: THAI WHITE: 100 per cent first class (Kangaroo) new crop 1.30, 100 per cent second class 1.06, 100 per cent third class 1.03, 25 per cent new crop no stock, B-10 per cent no stock. THAI BROKEN: A-super 0.70, Special
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      Straits Tin
      76 9 THE STRAITS til price ii Peaug yesterday Ml a mate te M$SiM a kite, te move dm late the middle seeter d tSLH aad $34 M. The (all saw peer demead (rem all senrees. Hewever, dealers added that yesterday's LME meeting aad lewer everaight Leaden advices had ne
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      CLOSING PRICES
      33 9 Rubber: Feb 2 Singapore: Feb: 181.00 cents (down 1.00 cent) Malaysia: Feb: 206.00 cents (down 1.50 cents) Tin: Mf34£o per kilo (down 20 cents) Official offering: 170 tonnes (up 75 tonnes)
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      SOYBEAN
      185 9 SOYBEAN futures in Chicago on Monday rallied to the plus side in afternoon trade in sympathy with the run-up in grain futures, and closed up SV« to one US cent a bushel. Traders said once last week's March based high at 16.60 was penetrated, buystops were touched off fueling
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      Prices sharply lower
      1033 9 NEW YORK STOCKS STOCKS IN New York on Monday spiralled down in their sharpest decline since August as higher interest rates ended the euphoria of the prior two sessions. The Dow Jones industrial average fell about 19 V 2 points, the largest drop since Aug 24 when
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      RUBBER
      302 9 RUBBER prices in Singapore yesterday closed slightly lower with February One RSS buyers quoted at 181.00 cents per kilo, down one cent from Monday's close, dealers said. Morning prices were marked down slightly on some speculative selling in quiet trading. Afternoon trading was quiet and featureless with prices easing
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      RAS PRICES
      313 9 RA8 prices in cent* per kilo yesterd&y: Now (P«r kilo) Close (per kilo) Int. 1 IL&S. prompt ».o.b. 180 00 Int. 1 RS.S. February ***** tot 1 R.SS. March 185 00 taL 1 R-S-S, 1(7 00 UK/Coat IK. 00 Int. 3 R-S.S. 10.00 UK/QW KLOO tat. 4 RAS.
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      SSR and SMR
      111 9 NOON S8R ad 8 MR p m y ■tadar KA8 Pakrmarr (Cmat Mlk) Bayara Sallara Marek (Forward Mlk) Barara Sallara SSR 20 (1-toa pallat) 164.60 188.S0N 188 50 im son SSR SO (l-ton pallrt) 181 SO 183. AON 163J0 165 50N M»«IH ftteunr Hank SMRCV (1-loa Hkll
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      Lock icon Thailand cuts rice export fees
      215 9 Reuter THE THAI Foreign Trade Department has reduced rice export fees in a move to make rice quotations more competitive in overseas markets. The new export fees, effective from yesterday, range from 36 per cent to 53 per cent lower than the revised fees announced
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      WHEAT
      172 9 WHEAT futures in Chicago on Monday closed up four US cents a bushel in nearbys to up as much as 8V« cents in defierreds. Local profit-taking late edged nearbys off day's highs. Values received chart support late around the March *based 381 Vi cent level, the same level where
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      LONDON MARKETS
      746 9 COFFEE: Robusta coffee futures yesterday were sharply higher at midday with prices £31 to £17 a tonne above Monday's close in actively traded positions. After a quiet slightly steadier opening, commission bouse buying fuelled a rise of up to £30 a tonne which took March and May to
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      PALM OIL
      131 9 THE Kuala Lumpur crude palm oil market yesterday ruled higher in moderately active trading, dealers said. In February, south was Msls higher at $967.50 a tonne and central $6 up at $960. March saw south gain $7.50 to $962.50 and central firmed at $962. In April south traded
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      Tinplate industry undergoes major structural change
      718 9 THE WORLD tinplate industry, long dominated by a handful of US and European producers, is going through major structural changes and the booming economies of Brazil and Asean have been responsible for providing much of the impetus. "Ten years ago it would have taken
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      Lock icon New York trading firm may be hoarding tin
      407 9 Reuter WHILE MOST metal trading firms in New York are exporting tin to cover short positions on the London Metal Exchange, one firm is keeping a substantial quantity of Malaysian origin metal in a warehouse, traders said. The traders, who requested anonymity,
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      214 9 jMnwm hr t»i.-»%«• Mv !«.v brr<> SNAP "B^B2 ,<•' bJrj v U *"^iL a L«, SNATCHED Gregory McDonald Who took Toby Rinaldi? Eight-year-old Toby is escorted to the airport for a flight to California but he never arrives. He's been seized as a political hostage and there's a mysterious enemy
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    BUSINESS DONE ON THE SES AND THE ELSE
    1395 10 BID and offer prices officially listed and hurtn— tn and reported to the Stock Exchange of Stags pore yesterday with the number of shares traded shown In brackets in lots of 1,000 units, unless otherwise ipec Ifled. SECTION ONE INDUBTBIAL COMMERCIAL Aeas
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    Unit trusts
    193 10 ONGAPOU UNIT TBIW (■■—in' pri eae tar fm bl) The Commerce 113 3 28 The Saving* Fund 1 91 2 01 S pore Pro* Fund 1.31 1.43 S'pore Sec. Fund 2 08 IIS S pore invcat Fund 1.11 1.1C S'pore Equity Fund I S 135 UU UNIT imur
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    SHARE INFORMATION SERVICE
    2877 10 1M1/1MS Hi«k Low Cmiwx Last Sale Gr'e Die DW C*TT Gr'e Net YTd P/B Vol Day (*000) Higk Low SECTION ONE INDUSTRIAL COMMERCIAL 4M 1U aso 312 420 200 470 53? 875 430 248 Acma 115 Alcom 130 Allied Choc ISO BAT 308 Bata 75 Ben 380
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    In Kuala Lumpur
    1754 10 12 BID and offer prices officially X listed and business in and re- ported to the Kuala Lumpur 85 Stock Exchange yesterday. 37 with the number of shares traded shown in brackets in n lots of 1,000 units, unless other73 wise specified 22 MDUmUAL8 l»l lllll (l.MB)
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    COMPANY MEETINGS
    103 10 RALEIGH Cycle* (MalayMa) Berkai: EOGM to be held at Jalan Perbadanan 3/ 5 Shah Alam Industrial Estate, Selangor, Malaysia on Feb 3 at noon. a BATTJ Kawaa Berkai: AGM to be held at Ladang Pinji, Lahat, Perak on Feb 5. DUFF Development Berhad: AGM to be held at
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    Prices fall across the board
    769 10 SHAKE prices fell across the heard at the Btagapsn stock market yesterday la reacttsa to the dtamal perfermaace sf the New Yerk market sa Meaday. Prices epeaed easier la the mentag aad were seea takea tower M the selling pressare toereaaed dariag the day. Am
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    Setback in Kuala Lumpur
    580 10 AFTER the temporary recovery on Friday, share prices on the Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange once again tumbled across the board in another round of monotonous trading yesterday. Turnover, however, was relatively higher. Following a weak start, operators displayed strong cautiousness which led to a gradual drift
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      Lock icon Group profit at Trafalgar rise by 44pc
      275 11 AFP TRAFALGAR Housing of Hongkong has reported a 44 per cent jump in net group profit. The real estate company said in its interim report for the financial year ending March 31, 1982, that the amount earned in the six months which ended
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      INDUSTRIAL LAND
      183 11 INDUSTRIAL properties in Malaysia increased rapidly in values last year as suitable sites available in this relatively small sector of the market became more difficult to find. Although it is the Malaysian government's intention to free more land for industrial use, a fair number of the new industrial
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      Tasek confirms talks on venture
      233 11 TASEK Cement has confirmed discussions at management level with Siam Cement to mine coal in Indonesia. Tasek said the plan is yet to be approved by its board of directors. The company was replying to a Stock Exchange of Singapore query on a report in
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      Bonus issue for Killinghall Tin
      243 11 KILLINGHALL Tin (Malaysia) Bhd has announced a two-for-three bonus issue and a final gross dividend of 56 cents. Unaudited pre-tax profit before depreciation for the financial year ended Dec 31, 1981, soared 102 per cent from the previous M 310.9 million to $22.1 million. The
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      COMPANY BRIEFS
      266 11 MR J H F Mil] ward has resigned as director of Dul«p Estates BerM with effect from Jan 25. ROTHMAN8 Iadutrlea said that its directors intend that the amount of dividend of not less than 10 per cent to be paid to shareholders in respect of the half
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      Cautious optiminism the prevailing mood
      1151 11  -  .THE IOITiq "that WAS J By SIOW LI SEN JANUARY 1982 was almost a miniature replay of the year 1981. Almost but not quite. The same actors were there, cheering the stockmarket on when share prices rose and then almost tripping over each other in
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  • ASIAN STOCKS
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      Sydney stocks mixed
      277 11 A SHARP fall on Wall Street cut back some of the gains made by the Sydney market last week and resource stocks dipped while industrial issues were mainly unchanged yesterday, brokers said. At the close the overall market measure, the All-Ordi-naries index, was off 0.9 at 548.0.
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      Tokyo shares weaker
      387 11 SHARE prices on the Tokyo stock market yesterday fell sharply over a wide front with sentiment dampened by the upturn of US interest rates, the Wall Street overnight decline and the strengthening dollar against the yen. The market avenge fell 81.79 points to a 7,828.00 close, the
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      Manila
      107 11 THE Manila market yesterday closed mixed with the commercial/industrial sector and oils again firmer while miners fell on turnover up sharply to 1.4 million pesos from 359,000 pesos, dealers said. A CO* Mining AUaa Con A AUu Con. B. jou me -Qjorxn -OJ Baculo Ootd BnuaM Con. B Bf
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      Selected indices
      50 11 FINANCIAL TIME8 INDUSTRIALS Monday 572.0 Friday 578.8 Week Ago 557.7 DOW JONE8 AVERAGE INDUSTRIALS Monday 851.09 Friday 871.10 Week Ago 842.75 HJK.HANG SENG Tuesday 1300.15 Monday 1410.02 Week Ago.. closed AUSTRALIAN INDUSTRIALS Tuesday 002.6 Monday closed Week Ago- 088.8 ALL ORDINARIES Tuesday 548.0 Monday closed Week Ago 540.3
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      Market closes lower
      294 11 HONGKONG STOCKS IN Hongkong yesterday closed on or near their lows after drifting down most of the day, mainly in sympathy with the fall on Wall Street overnight, brokers said. The decline also reflected the increase in prime rates to 16' A per cent by two major
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      Bangkok
      96 11 SHARE prices in Bangkok yesterday closed mixed and sentiment was still weak in selective trading. The Book Club index fell 0.01 point to 93.85 on a turnover of 3.2 million baht. Thai Commercial Ranir rose two baht to 317, Siam Cement fell one to 146. Asia rtbrv ISO -i
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      LONDON STOCKS
      874 11 LONDON, Moo. The market closed lower after a quiet session with the higher trend in US interest rates prompting some selling interest. The FT index closed at 572, 7.8 points down from the previous close. Government bonds closed with net falls of up to V« point in line
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      313 11 This announcement appears as a matter ot record only February. 1982 MALAYSIA LNG SDN. BHD. U*****,000,000 EURODOLLAR FACILITY PETROLIAM NASIONAL BERHAD BANK BUMIPUTRA MALAYSIA BERHAO BT ASIA LIMITED LLOYDS BANK INTERNATIONAL LIMITED MORGAN GUARANTY TRUST COMPANY OF NEW YORK SEVERALLY GUARANTEED BY MITSUBISHI CORPORATION MANAGED BY THE BANK OF TOKYO.
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      SINGAPORE
      159 12 Rises Sku|ri-Lt Milan Fmills Spore Baa VOL Loaa 750 258 247 83 10 1 1 +H Falls K L Industries Sel Properties Rothmans Inda General Corp O C B C Hong Leon( lad Straits Trading Sea View O U E H Leong Fin Island A Pen U M W
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      KUALA LUMPUR
      153 12 Rises Killinghall 2900 100 Riverview 330 +50 Falls Hong Kong 1900 -600 Roth Ltd 725 -75 Roth (M) Bhd 720 -70 General Corp 530 -50 High and Low 236 -44 M A A 540 -40 C Sugars 1550 -40 MBF 860 -35 Dunlop Est 590 -30 UM W
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    Lock icon UAB issue to raise bumiputra equity
    154 12 Reuter MALAYSIA'S fenrth largest baak, (Jailed Asian Baak (UAB) BM, baa UMUced that It will lane 15,»MM ■ew ordinary shares at M|l.M each to raise bamlpatra eqalty partMpattea to M per eeat la time with government pellcy far aa increaaed hamipatra share la the
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    Wessanen may expand in Malaysia
    83 12 WESSANEN Nederlaad may meve part of Ms palm ell reflalag factory aad activities earreatly la the Netherlands to Malaysia to esacea trate sa mere sophisticated activities saeh as the prediction of esesa hatter sabstitates. The company already has tws palm all projects in Malaysia. Oae
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    Malayan Banking nets satisfactory growth
    383 12 MALAYAN Banking has achieved satisfactory growth over the six months to Dec 1961, resulting in a 21 per cent rise in group after-tax profits for the period. The bank yesterday reported interim group aftertax profits of M 533.04 million, up 21.7 per cent from the
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    Sime Darby to sell Guy Butler group
    684 12  -  US!! Companies Editor: Mano Sabnani By MAUDRENE NITHIANANDUM SIME Darby Bhd will sell the Guy Butler money broking group to Mills and Allen International PLC (Mai) for £10.75 million. In a joint announcement made in London, Sime and Mai said that agreement in
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    Application forms for MTP shares out today
    495 12  -  By CHRIS LIM APPLICATION forms for Malaya Tin Printing's public issue of shares will be available today. Investors can get the forms from all broking houses, merchant %anks, the Banque National e de Paris office at Collyer Quay and the Development Bank of
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    Lock icon Optimistic outlook for London stock market
    761 12 Reuter SHARE prices on the London Stock Exchange are looking healthy and should rise further over the coming quarter as the UK economy and British company profits continue to recover from a prolonged slump, share analysts and fund managers said. After a vigorous start
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    Fair performance by Malaysian motor industry
    434 12 DESPITE the economic slowdown and credit squeeze, the Malaysian motor industry did not fare tpo badly last year. Registration of new passenger cars and commercial vehicles in Peninsular Malaysia rose 4 per cent last year to 100,936. New car registrations increased 7 per cent
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    Lock icon Calm after a storm
    730 12 ssoscl» by HOCK LOCK SIEW ALL'S suddenly serene on the Guthrie Corporation front, (our months after the Sep 7 coup in which Permodalan Nasional Berhad netted 50.4 per cent control in a series of swift swoops. Sources in KL now interestingly reveal that PNB's "swallowing" of
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    PPM queried on report
    63 12 THE Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange yesterday queried Paper Products (Malaya) on a Business Times report entitled: "Chandan Holdings takes over Paper Products." PPM is to furnish the KLSE with its comments for public release. The article said that Chandan, a bumiputra group, had bought an additional
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      48 12 OUTLOOK for Singapore today: Fair and cloudy. prior to 7Jt pm m Feb 2 at Maximum temperature 30.7 Associated humidity 68 Minimum temperature 24.3 Associated humidity 88 Hours of sunshine 1.45 Rainfall in millimetres Trace Total rainfall for the month 0.6 Total rainy days for the month 1
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      Bigger container facilities needed in Indian ports
      258 13 A MEETING of ten major port trust chairmen in India has recommended that the expansion of container handling facilities at the ports of Bombay, Cochin, Calcutta and Madras-Haldia should be the thrust of development. Mr KKUppal, chairman of the Indian Ports Association and
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      Saudi to enforce regulation on palletised cargo
      547 13  -  By JUNE LIM THE SAUDI Ports Authority (SPA), Saudi Arabia, will be enforcing a regulation in May which requires certain cargo to be shipped in palletised form in conventional vessels rather than in containers. The items included in the regulation are timber, plywood,
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        Lock icon Bunker charge reduced
        95 13 Reuter COLUMBUS LINE and Pacific Australia Direct Line (PAD) said the bunker surcharge on their Australia to west coast US and Canada routes will be reduced to 15.38 per cent from 19.73 per cent, effective March L Meanwhile, shipping companies servicing the Australia to Caribbean route reduced
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        Lock icon Conferences cut CAF
        101 13 Reuter FOUR FREIGHT conferences are cutting their currency adjustment factors (CAF) due to the recent yen fall against the US dollar. The two-member conference of Far East-Soma-lia cut the CAF to 19.5 per cent from 24.0 per cent with effect from Feb 1 while the four-member Japan/South
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        Lock icon Order for Samsung
        42 13 Reuter SOUTH Korea's Samsung Shipbuilding Co Ltd has won a US$7O million contract to build two container/bulk carriers for First American Bulk Carrier Corp, Samsung officials said. Samsung is scheduled to deliver the two 41,300dwt vessels by 1983. Reuter
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        Lock icon Soviet ships ban lifted
        103 13 AFP TWO SOVIET ships carrying German tourists will be allowed to dock at Ma dang next week in spite of a Papua New Guinea government ban on Soviet vessels calling at the country's ports. Foreign Minister Noel Levi said the Alexander Pushkin and the Maxim Gorky
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      INDEX TO ADVERTISERS
      757 13 Sklppiag Use P»«e CM SMppiag Um C4 Achlpelego Shpc AIM VI VI > 1 IV vn a 4/5 AJro-EumU VI a Flocta Lauro V 5 Alfred CT Alltrana Alpac Angooave VI vn VI V 1 4 5 a Franco-Bel* FitMMr FrataNVOC Freight Links m IX VI V
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      Lock icon LONDON WEEKLY FREIGHTS
      703 14 AFP FREIGHT rates slumped to 1979 levels in many trades last week owing to the surplus in tonnage and continuing lack of new enquiries. Soviet charterers were known to be busy, but few details were revealed. The Japanese also operated, unusually, beneath a cloak of secrecy. Talk
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      Merchant marine tax proposal to be re-submitted
      513 14 THAILAND'S Communications Ministry will re-sub-mit a proposal for a tax incentive package on merchant marine promotion to the Cabinet. The proposal is being resubmitted because assistance provided by the Thai government has not produced satisfactory results. The tax incentive package proposal will be
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      CCC takes delivery of Valmet lift truck
      229 14 COMPLETE Container Care (CCC), a container repair, refurbishing and storage company occupying 28,000 square metres in the centre of Rotterdam Port, recently took delivery of its first Valmet container lift truck. The truck is powered by a Perkins V 8 540 industrial diesel
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      LONDON FREIGHTS
      1644 14 MODERATELY active grain chartering was seen out of US east coast ports on Monday in an otherwise rather dull freight market. Rates for grain generally tended easier where changed and a US$9.5O was paid for 52,000 tons from the US Gulf to Holland compared with (10 previously while
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      Lock icon Shallowing problem
      83 15 AFP MOST Indonesian ports are now in a critical stage of shallowing, and a dredging programme involving some 7,000 million rupiah last year is being carried out at a loss. The primary reason for the shallowing was erosion due to forest denudation, head of ports and dredging directorate
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      Lock icon France refuses to surrender Amoco Cadiz inquiry reports
      400 15 Lloyd's List FRANCE is re-stating to a federal court in Chicago its argument that it cannot constitutionally produce secret parliamentary records of inquiries into the Amoco Cadiz disaster even though it risks legal penalties. Lawyers acting for the owners of the tanker
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      Concern over executive order on liner code
      955 15 THE SIGNING of an executive order by President Marcos directing the Maritime Industry Authority (Marina) to draw up the rules and regulations to implement the Unctad Liner Code on cargo sharing has stirred a lot of talk as to the impact of such
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      Lock icon VICKI K INQUIRY
      133 15 AFP A GREEK merchant ship, the Vieki K, which according to its crew sank with its cargo in the Red Sea last November, was previously unloaded at Port Said, according to the International Maritime Bureau (1MB), an inquiry group set up by the London International Chamber of
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      SHIPPING LIST where your ships are due ... and when
      5316 20 SHIPPING LIST where your ships are due and when 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
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      Container Schedules
      585 21 CONTAINER TERMINAL RECEIVING OF EXPORT FCL CONTAINERS AND LCL CARGO Godowits FCL Ship Arrival for LCL Movement Voy Date/Time Operator Cargo Schedule Mode Macau Express 11EB 5.2.82 1500 S'pore Shpg 49 vc Ming Cheer 38W 4.2.82 0830 Malay Satets 49 1500-1600 TT Frankfurt Express 71WB 4.2.82 1500 S'pore
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      WHO ACTS FOR WHOM...
      1797 21 The leading shipping lines operating from local ports and their agents. A B AcMpeiega Shpg Singapore Shpg Agencies (S) Euro-Asia Line (PN KL PK) AdrUOr CmWmt Continental Feeders (S) Cargo Freight (PK) APEA Singapore Shipping Agencies (S)/ Euro-Asia Line (PK PN). Afra-Earaala Use Transgroup Pte Ltd
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      Memorandum a big step for sea safety
      612 22 A MEMORANDUM on port state control, signed last week by European transport ministers from 14 different countries, is regarded by v the signatories as the "big- gest single step" towards maritime safety. '> It is hoped that the memorandum will lead to a
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      The Consortia
      182 22 .THE MAJOR shipping consortia operating between the Far East/Europe, Far East/Persian Gull, Straits ports/Australia, Straits/Japan 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. AN*© (STRAITS/AUSTRALIA): Australian National Line. Australia/Straits Container Line.
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      SHIPS IN PORT
      481 22 ARRIVALS KEPPEL WHARVES 'Barber Toba (ro/ro) (0400 must starboard a/side) 46/ <1 Blue Matsuyama (ro/ro) (1500 must starboard a/ side) 38/39 Builder (0700 after Equator) 22 Fareast Vanguard (after Pateverett) 45 Graha (Tanker) (1400 PO, subject gas free) 15/16 Kaisei Maru (0600 subject free board) 25/26 Kimanis
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      Another member in Gulf service
      228 22 FURTHER rationalisation of the liner services to the Gulf has been announced by ScanMideast, a relatively new conglomerate formed out of ScanMel and Mideastcargo last year. Scancarriers, a joint service maintained by Wilhelmsen, Transatlantic and East Asiatic, has agreed to incorporate ScanMideast, now owned solely
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      371 13 Everett Lines FOR THE MOST FREQUENT SAILINGS TO BANGKOK HONG KONG JAPAN BUSAN CHIT T AGONG CALCUTTA •CHALNA RANGOON SUNOS AIRES MANZANILLO ACAPULCO Everett Steamship Corpn. S/A Chttord Centre Singapore 1 Tel *****/9 36 Beach Street. Penanf Rm 36 103 OC6C Bide let *****3 *etong Agnts Harrisons t CrcriwM. Tel:
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      158 13 SSEALORDH UASC UNITED ARAB SHIPPING CO'SAGLoading for EXPRESS MULTI-PURPOSE SERVICES BN JUBAYI V.32 BN AL ATHEEK V.40 Km Ali (5/3), Abu Dhabi (8/3). Dammam (11/3). Bahrain (14/3). Kuwait (17/3), Shuaiba (20/3) Mina Qaboos (18/3). Kuwait (21/3), Dammam (27/3), Bahrain (30/3), Doha (2/4), Abu Dhabi (5/4) FULLY CONTAINERISED SERVICE DEPARTURES TO
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      663 13 W§ WAICHtS Of SWITZERLAND Pit LID MAERSK LINE EXPORT FULL CONTAINER SERVICES TO: U.S. PACIFIC, GULF, ATLANTIC, EAST CANADA, ASIAN PORTS Philadelphia W 4-9/2 15-18/2 22-23/2 1-2/3 4-9/3 15-16/3 22-23/3 rr •SHGATORE CLOSING TMES: CY Bth Feto 2100 MRS CfS 7th Feb 0900 HRS s 5? •SHGAPORE CIOSMG TMES: CY
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      917 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 CnbfeMr Sanict Feeder *P vessel 8 PENAGA 5/2 B SURIA ft QAM.IA 12/2 N. oclft ft PEAACA 18/2 N. HOORN ft QAM.IA
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      188 14 SUPERCARRIER SERVICE FROM: US GULF US ATLANTIC EAST CANAOA ICM hM VI 1/2 vi vi 14n im n/t m/ 2 nn rm 1/1 VJ *V 3 IV3 4/4 7/4 ITMA"V2/R I MAMA" 14/2/42. MENESTHEUS" 4/2/12 TENNESSEE" 14/2/42. "BARBER PERSEUS" 3/3/12 TO: PANAMA US ATUUITIC EAST CANAOA US GULF "i" S3"
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      593 15 The Straits Steamship Group i OCL Overseas Containers Limited s STRAITS SHIPPING Singapore to Satoah, Sarawak, Brunei Ports and Bangkok CONTAINERSHIP SERVICE TO UK CONTINENT 22/2 24/2 2S/2 21/2 M/ 3 M/ 3 U/3 13/3 It tare Stan 25/2 27/2 nn •1/3 13/3 M/ 3 M/ 3 M/ 3 (1/3
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      267 15 fg Franco Bolguiri Serv/ces l 't~ l t 1' Jit tif b r I iff murm r. niane unmi r«w in«i idm aw» 7FA IF* *fa 27F JMB 4M> (Mr ■?r. t y mm r u mn r *>— Stop 9la II too 12 top Ula 4Fa Sin Hi? if
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      552 16 if/ Hapag-Lkyyd EXPORTS Tliaaats ttant Lap li) TatosEipren 1 8/3 6/3 31/3 2/4 29/3 Aho accepts Inretupment catfo tor CARIBBEAN/ W(ST HOES na H«nbur( Mm accepts IranVHpmenl ca W HH 2/2 4/2 (14/2) 2/3 3/3 7/3 12/2 4/2 ta>b«r« 19/2 9/3 11/3 14/3 16/2 Was* Express *26/2 9/3 11/3 14/3
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      469 16 p VEGA 169W MEGA 170E ALTAR 173W av avi KOREA SHIPPING CORPORATION STORE P. K clang PENANG 13-15 Fab 16-18 Feb 19-21 Feb FROM BUS AN 13-15 Feb 16-11 Feb 19-21 Feb 16-11 Mar 19-21 Mar 22-24 Mar BANGKOK TO BUSAN 19-21 Mar 22-24 Mar FROM BUSAN BANGKOK AlTAft 174E
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      719 16 0 EVERGREEN LINE FAR EAST/EUROPE CONTAINER SERVICE ACCEPHNG Fa La CARGO FOR: Span MM Hm*«| fifailm Mltrtan M»«t Lt H»«r« (t« 1/7 1/J 3/3 5/3 7/3 9/3 L»m 14/7 74/7 |/J U/J 13/3 15/3 lt/J Crar *fm 24/7 U/3 21/3 73/3 75/3 17/3 i*ar lack? I/3 11/3 27/3 79/3 31/3
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      996 16 9 Burma Fiva Star Shipping Corpn. f rn \J^« BURMESE NATIONAL LINE" LOADING FOR RANGOON 'Mm, Fan* 4/7 F* 11/13 Fa* I/IF* I SSST vTr* HTOJTW 11/11 Fa* 1/1 F* Jl*.,. 11/ M F* 17/11F* TFi KJTSl F S 5". BOUSTEAO SHWtMG Umpanta Atftntmt Da fli rn UKrfcaiMinwKal rMimm "ARGENTINE
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      281 16 mo.s.E. OCEAN SHIPPING ENTERPRISES PTE LTC gl SANKYO LINE JAPAN/STRAITS SERVICE SUN UNION LINE PJSLME POKNC LOW Ffli m aim/) i aim HOOK: SEAMY SMPPMt TU 222*362/3 ttIAU IMM EAST ASA MWVM IQ 4*4*44/4*475* POT KELAMC CAST ASH SWPME WM I* 3M732/3/7251 i«t i7Mi t am KYOWA LINE TO PAPUA
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      708 17 PIL GROUP FULL CONTAINER SERVICE TO COLOMBO. HODEIDAH. JEDDAH AQABA VESSEL Tfn rttn rl. *TiTi 13-14/4 18-19/5 wo-"L m HZ7 ACCEPTING LCL CARGO TO COLOMBO, AQABA AND HODEIDAH. PT.KELANG 5-6/2 15-16/2 S.E.A. Container Feeder Service SINGAPORE/PT KELANG/BANGKOK/HONGKONG/MANILA ACCEPTING LCL/FCL/REEFER CONTAINERS I lnr^rnt NEP. ZIRCON 60S/61N 3^/2 [JEP. TOPA2 628/63N 1-6/2
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      646 17 7^ BENLINE CONTAINERS EXPRESS CONTMO SERVICE TO/FROM EUROPE Nn| Im Upran T«Mi Etprtu Pn| Hm B UWI R dam Ha»fe UK Owy Am VI L»n Bar 1/1 VI B/3 VI 1/1 imktUm 13/2 Bir.Hw 11/3 IV) IV3 19/3 9/3 ntoH cimope kburg b haven roAM havre soton WGtrnaay/ Austria Mm
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      373 17 f B m. I l V r S v> i T > Scan Dutch 9 WEEKLY EXPRESS CONTAINER ED/UK/NC/SCAN SERVICE /j 5/2 0 OAMLM 12/? nv«*i?)rta 3>HM|4)Cto»i N/7 l/l 1/) VI VI 1/1 1/1 11/3 10/3 15/3 It/) IV3 17/3 27/3 23/3 25/3 74/3 71/3 31/3 1/4 1) karcttam Gam.
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      444 17 BOUSTEAD SHIPPING AGENCIES BANK LINE i>'« •»vf. SPORE R'DAM HULL HMBG CLYDEBANK* 12 Feb 9 Mor 12 Mor 16 Mar FORTHBANK 17 Mor 12 Apr 15 Apr 20 Apr CORABANK 22 Apr 18 May 21 May 26 May Abo loo* P. Kotoog 14/2 and g 16/2 Lines U.S. GULF MECT
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      685 18 "CKline KAWASAKI KISEN KAISHA. LTD. LEXPRESS CONTAINER SERVICES TO NORTH AMERICA FmnKsav n sr 1/2 7/2 in 11/2 U/2 Asa Mara MOTOR KSXLS II II I H Wk Arm 24/2 9/3 *4»a Man 24/2 6/3 bfeaa Mm* 24/2 25/3 ha Mara 3/3 14/3 NntaMara 4/3 M/ 3 ThMm Mara 12/3
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      353 18 CALIFORNIA/PACIFIC NORTH WEST SERVICE EXPRESS CONTAINER/REEFER SERVICE tar LOS MSIiV MM FUNCBCO. SUTTIE TACQM*. VANCOUVER B C Acc«p4p( FCt/FCt CMinn P Mil* W*<*i I Anfctn EXPRESS CONTAINER SERVICE NEW ZEALAND SERVICE Im*l tar UM, —i|te lyttMai Mm cjli Dm*/* hymou* fw»«t f Smcatm r 7 Mm lib JAPAN SERVICE r
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      650 18 <»■'<>(■■> SINGAPORE SHIPPING AGENCIES PTE LTD. 20TM FLOOR OCEAN BUILOING SINGAPORE 0104 MARKETING **********NE51 GENERAL *****1 114LINtSI TERMINAL OFFICE *****83 TELEX RS ***** RS 2SS6b A B CARSMIP CABLE CARGOSMIP Itejliwnal Container Lines 2 SAILINGS A WEEK to/lrom BANGKOK tAIMMMM 075/MN h PI/4 FA THAMA MM «2S/UR S/C ft m
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      682 18 KORINS MARITIME SERVICES E Room 601 ICB Building. Sf>enton Way, Singapore Tel *****22 *****67 P Kelang Tel *****4/*****5 MIDPU EAST/BED SEA/EUROPE SERHCES ARUKAMAI. S pore P. Kotang Loadmg For 5 Fob Dubai/Bandar Abbas/ RNYANG NO. 13....... 17 Fob BUNGA VAIOA t Fob HAEWOONO. 2 IS Fob WONSBON 20 Fob Iran
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      567 18 'f rcuiuary j, INTRASEA (PTE) LTD Suite 2616 International Pla/a Ansor, Ha Singapore- 0207 Tpi *****11 110 Lines l ft BREAKBULK SERVICE TO EUROPE/UK FULL CONTAINER WEST ROUND SERVICE MWfTAS m 122 8 Mar jeddah/Unassai/M'salas/ i imini t/Kontroam/ inry All* acctptint ContAwrs to Mrut/Trpal/LaUkia/Tartoiß/ Ataiandria/Bafttdad FULL CONTAINER EAST BOUND SERVICE
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      503 19 TO EUROPE/UK (VIA SUEZ): FROM EUROPE (VIA SUEZ) TO AND FROM AUSTRALIA: Also accepting cargo to/from Bangkok and E. Malaysia TO WEST COAST (USA)/CANADA We accept LCL Cargo. Eastbound To: Seattle, Oakland, S. Francisco. Longbeach, Los Angeles. New York and Vancouver Westbound from: Seattle. Oakland, Longbeach, Los Angeles. Charleston and
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      573 19 MALDIVE LINES fta KUAKTAN ETA PORT KELANG ETA HA STORE KUA MALDIVE COURAGE 10/2 Loading For Dubai/Kuwait/Ka racht MALDIVE NOVEL 6/2 Loading For Hode»dah/Jeddah MALDIVE NAVIGATOR 7/2 Loading For Salalah/ Dibai/Kuwait MALDIVE PEACE Sailed Loading For Oar E-Saiam MALDIVE MPORTER Sailed Loading For Male BARBARY 4/2 Loading For ieddah/Dakar MALDIVE
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      775 19 SINSOV SINGAPORE SOVIET SHIPPING CO PRIVATE LTD SINSOV BUILDING 55, Market Street Srjapore 0104 Telephone Numbers *****3 (15 Lines) Cable Address SINSOV SINGAPORE Telex Numbers RS ***** RS ***** RS ***** r KELANG PCNANG M/S SHAMKAT NAH SOON SON BHD IST AND ?NO FLOOR MESSRS HAi THONG SHTWNG 23 W*d
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      64 19 A •A, MOUNT PABER ROAD SINGAPORE 04M TEL: *****M/9 REGULAR FCI/LCL SERVICES TO AUSTRALIA, NEW ZEALAND, HONG KONG SIM SWEE JOO SHIPPING SDN. EXPRESS TO BINTULU SUET LOW UN (Ml IMS) It 4.2.12 sua LONE uru (mk imoi n MS2 terry itt 19 t* tam c«t» to uitaJte* »t MW
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      273 21 an. EGYPTIAN INTFCN ATIDN Al I IMF Pll 1 1 INTERNATIONAL LINE (EIL) EGYPTIAN FLAG DIRECT UNER SERVICE TO EGYPT (PORT SUEZ PORT SAID ALEXANDRIA! fPOK PI. 912 PT SAO AUXAMMA mi WTW 2*i! Mi m 5".? *P 3 U HOT 21 Apt 10 Apt 31 Hi; 3 tby f
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      254 21 ft JOHORE SHIPPING 1/q JAtAN TENGKU BADAR PO«T HEIANG SELANGOR MALAYSIA HAJ SHIPPING SDN. BERHAD Express Unttoad Service from P. Ketang East Malaysia Bruno HAYATI V: 2/12 HAYATI V: 3/12 HAYATI V: 4/t2 HAMDAH V: 2/12 HAADAH V: 3/S2 HAMDAH V: 4/12 AMU V: 3/12 P. KELANG 15/2/12 «/3/«2 25/3/12
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      252 21 SL WOOD LINE Bulk Timber and Plywood Service UK/CONTINENT SERVICE S>n PK«*m( T|jtm KJ( Im*« far mrrr* NLOOt SLD SID SU> SU> MMnn/KM/ANT/UK mow 20/2 24/2 lt/2 l«/ 2 N ANTES/ANT/RDM/I*/' n SOUTH AFRICA SERVICE KOTOS ALSO SHOALS S'P*« HHant tar; 1-4 5/3 7/3 ft«mt/OwfeM/Cipct«M Generol Agents: Wood Line (S)
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      325 21 FRANSMER (GROUPAGE) SERVICE Frommor Sctvicm (S) Pto Ltd Uoit B. 4rt» Floor (OS-02) CW9 CHwoo Hoot Industrial Bu.ldmg, 12. Arumuaom load, ott Poya Labor Smmoot* 1440 P.O. to* 519 Smooporo 9146 To>: *****66 (5 »«m) Tote. tS ***** FRAMER FCL/LCL SERVICE TO AUSTRALIA Collmg ot:Sydnoy, Mo)bourn*, Brnbooo. Adoloido. Fromowtto FRAMER
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      101 21 SANKI SHIPPING CO LTD »{»m OCMN HWKIMTWMt M«RI« COKPOKITION PH ITD 144 C Rotator Ro*d TH 6TB Booimi ff.jbt Sff »»ce Tel ??4 3bOC 1 KIONG CHUAN SHIPPING (S) PTE L RM m, AFRO ASIA BUILDING, M, ROBINSON RO„ B'PORE 0106 T«fc *****30; *****13 ft *****14. ETA ETD DfstMtwi "Hi
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      264 22 NOTICE J M Y DONG IL VOT. ItS AT ppw m General Survey on damaged cargo discharged ex the above veaael wUI be held on Monday Stli February. 1982 as from 9» am to a« noon No further survey will be held after this date inTTrfnrr iS SYDNEY TRANS-C-LINE 2CDS3^SL3»^CIIeC£iS2Z
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      412 22 Are you making full use of the Shipping Times as an effective selling medium? Tel. *****44, Extension 351 For further enquiries caH: Tel: *****2 Ext. 38 or 39 Times Centre Ckinninil Timo( Financial Publications Sdn Bhd I, New Industrial Rood Singapore 1953 #nippifig I llim t j a |o n
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      150 22 m PERKAPAiAN LAUTAN MRU SDN. MO. PO d0«220 KotikrubSu Stbth bgum unh sarvia SatMh Sarawak Bangkok Sngapxxr Port Km* Vessels Penang P.lUan| S port loadmg ft LAUTAN MM ¥.1/12 ?4J»"S2 to Part m LAUTAH ENAM *1/12 bNrl 30 Jan 12 Sandakan, Tim SEALJON SHIPPING (S) PTE. LTD. Tel: *****81 Tlx:
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      154 22 rJ fjf u Regional Weather •j i fx C/ VA m a u N v" Jt w VTV< !i*S SIGNIFICANT WEATHER AND SEA CONDITIONS AT 7.30 A.M. THIS MORNING. LEGEND: R. Thunderstorm Temperature °C y Shower Weather Wind direction with speed in knots Shower Rain Cloudy Sky 5 knots. Cloudy
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