The Business Times, 4 June 1982

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    10 1 BUSINESS TIMES M.C.(P) No. 93/1/82 FRIDAY, JUNE 4,1182 60 CENTS
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    Sectors that will attract UK investors
    433 1  -  By LIM SOON NEO MAJOR future British investments in Singapore will probably be in the construction, exploration, offshore oil supply and computer industries. Mr Donald MacLeod, counsellor (economic and commercial) of the British High Commission, said many British companies are keen on participating in
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    Lock icon Final showdown in Falklands imminent
    137 1 Reuter UPI THE battle for the Falklands has reached the outskirts of Port Stanley with artillery duels and skirmishes between advancing British forces and Argentine troops entrenched around the islands' capital. Only the tightening grip of the Antarctic winter yesterday seemed likely to delay a
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    Keppel signs US$50m convertible bonds
    526 1  -  By BERNADETTE CHOOI KEPPEL Shipyard yesterday signed an agreement to issue US$5O million of convertible bonds. The bonds carry a coupon rate of 6% per cent, with the issue price set at 100 per cent. The conversion price was fixed at $4.40, around 3.77 per
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    Canada to impose quotas on jeans
    404 1  -  By SALMA KHALIK CANADA will impose quotas on the import of jeans and sweaters from Singapore when the existing bilateral textile agreement between Singapore and Canada is extended for another six months from July 1. The two countries spent the last three days negotiating
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    Pavilion installs system to cut energy costs
    351 1 PAVILION Intercontinental Hotel is Installing a $1.1 million Honeywell building automation system that could save the hotel up to $360,000 annually in energy and manpower costs. It has been estimated that Pavilion will be paying more than $2 million every year in fuel
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      Lock icon Crisis mentality
      101 1 AP KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. Malaysian Foreign Minister Ghazali Shafie today called for a bold global plan to save the free enterprise system from collapse, saying the US must adopt a crisis mentality similar to that held at the end of World War Two. He told a news conference
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      Lock icon Beef import quota
      70 1 UPI TOKYO, Thurs. The Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries today announced a 70,000-tonne quota for beef imports for the JulyDecember period of this year, an increase of 2,000 tonnes from the current six-month period. Ministry officials said 62,000 tonnes will be used for consumer consumption and
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      Lock icon UPI sold
      70 1 Reuter NEW YORK, Thurs. United Press International (UPI), one of the two major American news agencies, was sold today by its parent company to a group of newspapers and television stations, UPI announced. The agency, which has had operating losses of between US$B million and $12 million over
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      Lock icon Strike in Italy
      82 1 UPI ROME, Thurs. Millions of Italian workers took part in a four-hour general strike and hundreds of thousands marched through city streets on Wednesday to protest management rejection of the national wage indexing system. Leaders of the communist-led Labour Union Federation claimed almost all of the workers
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      Lock icon No devaluation
      58 1 AP JAKARTA, Thurs. Indonesia does not plan to devalue the rupiah against the US dollar, Finance Minister All Wardhana said today. There have been rumours about an imminent devaluation during the first quarter of 1962, and as a result many people with surplus money have transferred their money
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      Lock icon Qantas protests
      90 1 AP SYDNEY, Thurs. Qantas, the Australian airline, has asked the Australian government to block an American airline company's attempt to give away free seats. In a move which Qantas has called "unfair," Continental Airlines has applied for permission to Sve free air travel in the United ates to
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      Lock icon American released
      37 1 UPI BEIJING, Thurs. Chinese authorities released American Lisa Wichser today, ending her nearly one week of detention on theft of state secret accusations. The research student now faces deportation from China within 48 hours. UPI
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    Chemical Bank to introduce home system
    259 1 CHEMICAL Buk «01 MM Wtmm its kMe toaMig ud MmmHn ayatem "Preate" ta Blagapare Thehaak'a M*tut vicem aaHawt Mr Mm Bra, MUtt ta ww toehatoally peaalhto to litniiee the ayaton hen. He to mw Itrlrtag far toeal haaka to retail the Mftwan package, which
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    Local furniture makers need guidance says designer
    473 1  -  By CHAN OI CHEE FURNITURE exported from Singapore are generally of the "cheap and nasty" type, said Mr Arthur Edwards, a British designer who had 20 years of experience in the furniture industry. Compared with the factories in the West, local factories are
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      247 1 RtSt MTM RMtf ■MWICWir •TTBTO fra* its Sri Imku nktiirj HIGH QUALITY RUBBER SHOE SOLES, HEELS AND TECHNICAL ARTICLES. Please Contact: RUBBERITE LIMITED 12. MCLEOD ROAD COLOMBO-4 SRI LANKA THE high costs of electronic banking can be offset in some cases by shared payment systems Page 2 A LARGE Norwegian
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  • BANKING AND FINANCE
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      Shared payment systems
      577 2  -  TECHNOLOGY AND THE FUTURE BANK By LEE YOKE MENG THE HIGH costs of electronic banking can be offset in some cases by shared payment systems, said the manager of Zurich's EDectrowatt Engineering Services. Dr Urs Peyer, one of the speakers at yesterday's congress on Technology and the
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      HONGKONG
      53 2 THE US dollar In Hongkong yesterday firmed against other major currencies except sterling in cautious, late trading, dealers said. Banknotes rates yesterday WWt! US 5.74/5.76 UK —10.30/10.40 Brunei —170/2.72 W Germany 2.425/2.445 Malaysia 2.49/2.51 Philippines 0.67/0® Singapore 2.725/2.735 Burma 1.50 2.50 India 4.50/4.80 Indonesia 0.85/0.90 Japan 2.356 2.365 Korea
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      London
      35 2 Opening quotes yesterday were: US -1.7943/53 C#n 2.2319 45 Cross -***** 39 DMk- 4.2450 500 D F1 4.7125/75 S Fr 3 6175.225 B Fr con 80.19/33 F Fr -11.0725/875 Lit 2351.00/2356.00 Yen 436 06/84
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      Singapore Market
      514 2 TRADING on the foreign exchange market yesterday was erratic and nervous. Rumours about the French franc breaking away from the European Monetary System had been discounted. Traders did not expect any important monetary decisions to be taken by any major Western economy until after the Versailles summit. Generally,
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      ASIAN $ RATES
      187 2 ASIAN RATES ASIAN currency deposit Interbank rates as at close on June 3: 118 Dollar*(Spat) Offer Bid 7 days 14 5/16 14 3/16 1 month 14 9/16 14 7/16 2 months 14 11/16 14 9/16 3 months 14* 14* 0 months 14 13/16 14 11/16 9 months 14* 14* 12
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      Discount
      43 2 RANGE at price* often •d by dlscount house* on June 3: Overnight: t% CaU deposits; Baying Sellimg 3-month Treasury bills 4 3* 3-month Bank bills 10 1/16 915/16 3 months CD B11/16 90/16 6 months CD 8* 9K Source: National Discount Co
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      PLR
      22 2 THE average rate at which major Singapore bank* are currently prepared to lend to their best customers is 11.06 per cent.
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      Gold
      209 2 GOLD futures in Singapore yesterday closed higher in slightly steadier trading following higher overseas market advices and some covering interest. The day's total sales including kerbs was 343 lots centring again on August contract. Prompt closed at U*****.40/322.90 an ounce compared with 317.00/318.50 on Wednesday August at 329.50/329.90 against
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      Silver quotes
      41 2 New York 6 03B 6Q2B 6 10S 6 OSS Zurich 5 9TB 6 Q2B 6 07S 6.12S Singapore i man 6.00B WM 6.00B 6 10S 6.10S Closing price* in US dollar* a troy otitic t. Source: Credit Suisse, S'pore
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      Tokyo
      94 2 THE dollar for overnight delivery closed firmer in Tokyo yesterday at 244.50 yen from the 243.80 opening, despite further dollar selling by the central bank, dealers said. This was above the 243.75/90 finish in New York over-. night but slightly lower than the 244.65 close in Tokyo on Wednesday.
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      367 2 If your audience can't hear you, it's about time you heard from us. Meetings, of one description or another, are virtually daily events. Unfortunately however, most of these meetings share two problems in common: that of speakers and delegates hearing and being heard. As leaders in audio development, Philips can
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  • TRADE AND INDUSTRY
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      Seminar on printed wiring board
      98 3 HITACHI Chemical (Singapore) will hold a seminar on the technology and development in printed wiring board on June 10 at the Shangri-La Hotel. About 100 research and development engineers, design engineers and materials management personnel from about 50 companies in Singapore, Malaysia and Indonesia will
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      Norcem establishes office
      432 3  -  By SALMA KHALIK A LARGE Norwegian company, Norcem, has set up office in Singapore to study possible manufacturing and service ventures in the region. The multinational Norcem group is engaged mainly in cement, building materials and petroleum services. It had sales of $1.1 billion last year and
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      MEMO PAD
      522 3 SEMINARS AND COURBES May 17-June 24 (Mondays and Thursdays): Microprocessors (ZILOG ZBO Module 1), Sisir, Sisir May 18-June 25 (Tuesdays and Fridays): Microprocessors (Motorola M 6800 Module 1), Sisir, Sisir May 21-Aug 10: Programming Techniques and Assembler Programming, Cuppage Centre, NPB May 24-Aug 2: Computer Programming and File
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      Singapore Airlines gets more bouquets
      136 3 SINGAPORE Airlines continued to receive more compliments about its service during the 1981-82 period. Of the 3,288 letters from the airline's passengers, 1,965 were complimentary and 1,273 dwelled on complaints, says Outlook, a publication of SIA. Compared with the 1980-81 period, the number of complimentary
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      New building materials
      56 3 THE Singapore Institute of Architects Building Centre will bold a technical seminar on new building systems and materials on June 11. The speakers are Mr Rene van den Bosch, export sales director and Mr Jules Clement, export manager, both of Eternit SA-Belgium. The seminar is sponsored by
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      Training for FLS men
      193 3 FLS AUTOMATION, a newly-incorporated joint venture between Singapore Finance and FL Smidth of Denmark, has sent three of its local engineers for six months' training in Copenhagen. The joint venture, which supplies industrial software and provides related consultancy services, has applied to the Skills Development Fund
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      160 3 Have you totalled up die cost of working in die CRD lately? Working in the CBD is becoming increasingly expensive. Not just because those monthly CBD stickers cost $1200 per employee per year. Not just because of the exorbitant CBD season carparking charges. But also because CBD traffic jams waste
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      180 3 1 Visit Asia's Greatest Leather Attraction Asia's best for the third year running mternational Isath mfAIF Incorporating the first INTERNATIONAL LEATHERGOODS FAIR JUNE 2 5,1982. WORLD TRADE CENTRE, SINGAPORE OPEN DAILY: 10a.m. 3p.m. (Trade registered visitors only) 3p.m. 6p.m. (Public) Come and see what's in store for you at Asia's
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  • OVERSEAS
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      Lock icon Military aid bill criticised
      420 4 AP LEGISLATION sought by President Reagan to provide an additional US$l.4B billion for US military aid worldwide has met sharp criticism in the House of Representatives' rules committee. The bill includes $60 million in arms assistance for EH Salvador in fiscal 1983, along with $105 million
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      Lock icon Hardening of positions in US over budget
      529 4 NYT THE White House has rejected Democratic suggestions for a bi-partisan budget plan and both parties now agree to give members a clear-cut choice in a showdown between rival proposals in the House of Representatives, probably next week. Last week, seven budget plans
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      Lock icon Sales of houses fall to record low in America
      251 4 Reuter SALES of bouses in the US fell to a record low and new orders for manufactured goods also declined in April. Government reports strongly suggest the current US recession continued throughout April. A housing industry survey released on Tuesday showed
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      Wall Street partnership embarks on its own takeover
      198 4 OPPENHEIMER and Co, a Wall Street partnership famous for its bold, deal-mak-ing moves, has embarked on perhaps the biggest and most lucrative deal in its 32year history its own takeover for approximately U*****.5 million, payable mostly in cash. In an announcement on
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      US industry hurt by steel imports
      122 4 THE US International Trade Commission (ITC) has ruled that certain steel products imported from West Germany and Spain are*harming the US industry. The trade panel's vote was based on preliminary investigations into various steel products from the two countries. It has the effect of
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      Lock icon Joblessness in France likely to rise above 2.1m
      193 4 AFP THE French economy is going through a phase of increasing economic activity, but unemployment is likely to rise above 2.1 million by the end of the year, according to the latest report by the Insee official monitoring body. Against a background
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      Export growth of Britain has peaked
      424 4 THE British Prime Minister's hopes that a sharp improvement in Britain's exports would lead the country out of its worst recession in 50 years appear ill-founded. Mrs Thatcher had said in November record exports in the fourth quarter last year heralded export-led growth. But
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      Lock icon UAW leader calls Tokyo trade package delaying tactic
      484 5 AP THE president of the United Auto Workers union has dismissed the latest round of Japanese trade liberalisation measures as procrastination and "a delaying tactic". Douglas Fraser called on Congress to adopt legislation which would require a percentage of US content in
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      Lock icon Talks in Detroit between Toyota and GM
      277 5 AP GENERAL Motors Corp will hold the third round of negotiations with Toyota Motor Co of Japan on Joint production of small can in the US next week. The talks are "part of GM's continuing discussion with Toyota to determine the feasibility" of
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      Lock icon Hongkong-EEC textile negotiations hit snag
      295 5 AFP NEGOTIATIONS between Hongkong and the EEC hit a major stumbling block in Brussels on Wednesday, with Hongkong refusing to accept a cut in its export quotas to the EEC. Hongkong Trade Commissioner Lawrence Mills said in a communique that Hongkong had made it clear
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      Lock icon Meeting of Opec committee
      297 5 Reuter A MEETING of Opec's market monitoring committee will take place in Vienna on July 7, senior energy and mines ministry sources in Caracas, Venezuela, said. The meeting will be preceded by a twoday session of Opec technical experts, also in Vienna, on July 5 and
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      Lock icon Marcos abolishes ten 'white elephants'
      130 5 AFP PHILIPPINE President Ferdinand Marcos has acted to streamline the growing government exposure into the private sector by abolishing 10 state-owned "white elephants" and ordering the sale, transfer or merger of nine other companies. He issued his order on Tuesday after initiating budget-cutting measures earlier
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      Lock icon Common Market chief criticises US and Japan
      549 5 AP AFP THE European Common Market's chief executive has criticised US interest rate policies as "irritating" and warned Japan that its latest attempt to reduce trade barriers "fall short of what we need". In news conference remarks before the Versailles summit meeting of
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      Lock icon Drop in Jakarta's non-energy export earnings
      242 5 AFP INDONESIA'S soxnergy exports earned USJ63I million in the first three months of this year, or a 39.2 per cent drop compared with the same period in 1981, the Bank of Indonesia said. This was a 46.4 per cent drop compared with the last
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      Lock icon US-Japanese air pact
      152 5 AFP THE US and Japan are soon to sign a provisional civil aviation agreement which is to allow Japan Air Lines (JAL) to serve two weekly flights from Tokyo to Brazil by way of Los Angeles, officials in Tokyo said. The three-year provisional agreement will put an
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    No nasty advice, and timely too
    373 6 SOME PEOPLE like cheap and nasty furniture. It is convenient, carefree and occasionally comfortable. If one bores of it, the furniture can be thrown away. Furnishing a house or a room with cheap and nasty tables and chairs takes little time and effort, and
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    Disentangling causes of intolerance
    309 6 IF YOUR RECEPTIONIST is rude, or your secretary is moody and bossy, ask her to stand on her head with arms and legs all entangled. Nobody really gave this advice. But the 100 businessmen who attended a Rotary Club talk on Wednesday heard that Raja yoga
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    Lock icon Back to Kulak archipelago...
    831 6  -  Nearly 50 years alter Stalin wiped out Russia's rich peasants, the Kremlin may be forced to create a new generation of Kulaks to boost the country's hopelessly inefficient agroindustrial sector. By ANTHONY ROBINSON FT THE "Soviet food programme," outlined by President Leonid Brezhnev at the plenary
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    Lock icon Diamonds lose their sparkle
    643 6  -  By PETER FARLEY Reuter ALTHOUGH more than 70 per cent of first-time brides still demand a diamond engagement ring, diamonds have lost their sparkle (or major investors amid world recession and high interest rates. The price of one carat "D" flawless diamonds, the leading indicator for
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  • Page 6 Miscellaneous
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      1397 6 (2 HOSE CROSSWORD Discussion on assessing employee's potential HOW CAN u rmpltj-rr'i CRYPTIC PUZZLE ACBO6B 1 One for a sick man to be patient with? (6) 7 He aendt good* abroad and no longer carries them (8) 8 The whole country's alight! (4) 10 Steps out of line, initially, in
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  • INTERNATIONAL STOCKS
    • EUROPEAN MARKETS
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        Paris
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        Frankfurt
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        Brussels
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        Zurich
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        Amsterdam
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        Milan
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        TORONTO
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        JOHANNESBURG
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    NEW YORK STOCKS
    1215 9 STOCK prices in New York on Wednesday posted a very modest gain after a day of lacklustre trading and analysts attributed the uptick primarily to technical factors. The Dow Jones industrial average moved in a narrow range all day before closing with a gain of less than
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  • RAW MATERIALS
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      Produce exchange
      169 9 CHINESE Ptihw FrtlMfr, per in kg yesterday. Ctciut all: Bulk fob $100.00 sellers, old drum (in second hand drum) fob $112.00 sellers, new drum fob $116.00 tellers. Capra: Mixed (lone) $54.00 buyers. Pepper: Muntok white pepper fob Asta NLW $350.00 sellers, Sarawak white pepper faq fob NLW $345.00
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      TEXTILES
      142 9 YARN and cotton prices were quoted as follows in Hongkong yesterday. (In HK dollars, spot ex-go-down) Cattaa yam: China Blue Phoenix 20b 2,345 32s 2,910, 40s 3,110 (per bale of 400 lbs). Paklstaa raw eatUa: LSS 5.80, 4F 5.78; 289F 5.92; NT roller ginned 5.83 (per lb). CLOTH in
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      RICE
      319 9 SINGAPORE: Yesterday's closing prices in S$ per kilo, ex-godown: THAI WHITE: 100 per cent first class (Kangaroo) new crop 1.10, 100 per cent second class 0.92, 100 per cent third class 0.88, 25 per cent new crop no stock, B-10 per cent 0.81. THAI BROKEN: A-super 0.65, Special 0.58.
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      Straits Tin
      71 9 THE STBAITB TIN price la Peaaag yesterday held saehaaged at MS29JSI a Idle, stUl six cents aheve the ITA fleer price el $29.15, dealers said. Streng support (rem the baffer Stech manager ceetrlheted te the steadlaem, which was despite higher ere efferlags alter a pehUc hellday on Wedaesday.
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      CLOSING PRICES
      33 9 Rubber: June 3 Singapore: June: 184.00 cents (down 0.50 cent) Malay sin: June: 204.50 cents (down 1.50 cents) Tin: M 529.21 per kilo (unchanged) Official offering: 305 tonnes (up 27 tonnes)
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      Malaysian duty rates
      87 9 THE Malaysian Minister of Finance has fixed these rates for the period from June 3 until further notice: Rabker: 206 Vi cents a kilo for RSS One; Cepra: MJ510.00 a tonne; Palm kernel: $955.75 a tonne; White pepper: $3,087.33 a tonne; Black pepper: $2,185.33 a tonne; The
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      665 9 COFFEE: Robusta futures yesterday ended a quiet morning easier, between £9 and £7 a tonne below Wednesday's close in traded positions. The physicals market remained quiet. Volume yesterday morning totalled 773 lots of which six were option and 78 were cross trad«. SUGAR: Raw sugar futures ended the
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      PALM OIL
      89 9 THE Kuala Lumpur crude palm oil report was unavailable yesterday. i C.I.F. UK/North European ports, Including Antwerp, Bremen, Rotterdam and Hamburg In US dollars per ton unless otherwise stated: LONDON Wed Tue« Malaysian 5% ffa bulk per tonne June 510.00alr 512.50b lr Sumatra b% ffa bulk June 510.00»lr
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      RAS PRICES
      445 9 SMR SMR SMR SMR SMR RA8 prices in ctnti per kilo yesterday: (par kilo) (par kilo) 1st. 1 R.S.S prompt f.o.b. 182 .50 1st. 1 RSS June 183JO IM. 1 RJU July 1MJ0 IM 2 R.S.S 175.* UK/OoM 174.00 IM. 2 R S S MM UK/OoM 105 00
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      RUBBER
      217 9 RUBBER prices In Singapore yesterday closed slightly lower with June One RSS buyers quoted at 184.00 cents a Idlo, down half a cent from Wednesday's close, dealers said. Morning prices were marked down slightly despite some covering interest, they said. Afternoon prices were marginally better but trading remained Inactive,
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      Lock icon US study cites problems for copper sector
      364 9 Reuter THE US copper, lead and zinc industries face substantial competitive challenges in the work) market place, according to a study released by the American Mining Congress, a trade association. The study, done by Everest Consulting Associates Inc of Princeton, New Jersey, and
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      948 9 LIAN HUAT HANG FINANCE LIMITED (Incorporated in the Republic of Singapore) BALANCE SHEET A 8 AT 318T DECEMBER, 1981 EMPLOYMENT OF CAPITAL 151,046 FRED ASSETS 168,(28 MVESTMENT STATUTORY DEPOSIT WTti 330,653 MONETARY AUTHORITY OF SMGAPORE current ASSETS 5.116.376 fbre Purchase low 403,567 Secured Loan 1.550 Prepayment 507,186 Cask 8 Bank
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    BUSINESS DONE ON THE SES AND THE KLSE
    1518 10 BID and offer price* 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 Acm a (3328)
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    201 10 HNGAFOU UNIT T*l HT DIAMOND MOT 8TOU (MiHW 1 ftM i lee Jane 4) (ICiBMHV' ■4m| flOT J|Bf 4) The Commerce 2.89 3 04xd Diamond The Savings Fund i.oo 1.74 S'pore Fd(US») 0 54 0.00 S pore Prof Fund 1.30 1M SI i.r S pore Sec. Fund i.»
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    2839 10 1982 High Low Compaay Last Sale 4-or-Gr*« Div Div Cvr Gr»s YTd Net P/E Vol Day COOO) Higk Low SECTION ONE INDUSTRIAL COMMERCIAL 350 233 306 320 141 291 480 326 247 172 246 320 96 199 297 240 Acma Alcom i Allied Choc 1 BAT i
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    1456 10 BID and otter prices official]y listed and business in and reported to the Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange yesterday, with the number at shares traded shown in brackets in lots of 1,000 units, unless otherwise specified. INXHJBTKIALB Acta* (3.528 3.SCS) (10) 3 56 (5) 3 58 (4) 3
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    COMPANY MEETINGS
    210 10 HOTEL Mare* Pole IMM: AGM to be held in The San Marco Restaurant, Hotel Marco Polo. 247 Tanglin Road, Singapore 1024on June 4 at noon. SHANGRIL* Betel Limited: Twenty-first AGM to be held in the Red Gardenia Room, Shangri-La Hotel, 22 Orange Oove Road on June 4 at
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    Share prices continue to retreat
    803 10 AMIDST geaerally hMm4 Mk| ttmwpkm at Ike Hi|i|wi i stock market ywterte, the riani sf leetaa Mi Dwlip IbMHm were Riven aamr MM treatBeat. Tke market ae a vMe wai easier wltk a few Straits Times ladastrtal 1, "sJalto Tratfag aad Nattoaal Irea peattag deakle-dlgit
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    KL prices fall on wide front
    539 10 POOR sentiment prevailed at the Kuala Lumpur stock market yesterday, taking stocks lower on a wide front. Sellers were out from the opening bell following a holiday on Wednesday and prices remained depressed for most of yesterday's session. Values, as a result, closed near
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      Hotel Negara absorbs all accumulated losses
      311 11 HOTEL Negara has finally absorbed all its accumulated losses after enjoying four years of consistent growth. The hotel group's accumulated losses of $2.02 million was incurred during the six-year period between 1972 and 1977. The remaining accumulated loss of $157,389 carried forward from 1980
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      Pengkalen to investigate mining and other proposals
      371 11 PENGKALEN Ltd has instructed its general managers to investigate certain mining and other proposals that have been received by the company. Pengkalen chairman Mr JD Hellings, in his latest annual statement, says that although these proposals are of "a very tentative nature," they
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        Market closes easier
        361 11 HONGKONG STOCKS IN Hongkong yesterday closed off the day's lows as late short-covering helped recoup part of earlier losses, brokers said, adding trading was moderate. They said the market reflected a general uncertainty over the course of US interest rates. The Hang Seng index closed 6.32 points
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        Tokyo shares sharply lower
        499 11 SHARE prices in Tokyo yesterday fell sharply on selling in export orientated blue chips,' 1 but many investors remained sidelined due to uncertainties over the yen/ dollar rate, Wall Street and the domestic bond market, dealers said. The market average lost 42.96 to close at 7,301.94
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        Sydney
        298 11 METAL and oil issues in Sydney yesterday moved lower amid the current low metal prices on the London Metals Exchange and a lack of buying support in the oil sector, brokers said. JVHX OB Ce nta INDUSTRIALS A. C. L 140 unch A. N I. M A. P. M.
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        109 11 SHARE prices in Bangkok yesterday closed mostly lower after overnight profittaking in weak trading and low turnover, dealers said. The Book Club index fell 0.31 point to 91.92 on a turnover of 9.6 million baht. JUNK OS Batata Aokluun Thai -i inch Cm O Jalap Metal HUM lihan Ohm
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        82 11 SHAKE prices in Manila yesterday ended harder on balance with commercial and industrial issues easier JUNE m rmat ■at PbJI HUp UO uncb MB unci) MB! unci) MIS uncb JU iUH im -*M wn *M«i Ml tIMi but minings and oils harder. Turnover rose to 2.4 million pesos from
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        TRADING
        85 11 in the shares of New Era Lm4 ui Seearlttea lamtßHrt C* LM has resumed on the Far East, Kam Ngan and Kowloon stock exchanges. Exchange officials said the company has complied with the wishes of Securities Commissioner Robert Fell to make public full details of the company. The commissioner's
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        HUTCHISON Whampes Ltd
        85 11 can expect a reasonable growth in profit in 1962 if Hongkong's economy continues at its present level, chairman Li Ka-Shing said. Speaking after the company's annual general meeting, he said Monday's one percentage point cut in local prime rate to 15 per cent was insufficient to stimulate
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        SAN Migael Brewery Ltd's
        32 11 first 1962 interim dividend is 10 HK cents (same), payable on June 28 to shareholders registered on June 16. Books will be closed from June 16 to 22.
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        SMART Shirt Ltd's
        48 11 eonsoli- dated net profit in the year ended March 31, 1982 was HK170.33 million ($40.57 million). A final dividend of $1.20 ($l.OO previously) has been declared, making a total for the year of $2.00 ($1.70). Books will be closed between Aug 25 and Sep 8.
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      Magnum's moves to rationalise its operations
      470 11 MAGNUM Corporation Bhd took several steps last year to rationalise the operations of its hitherto loss-mak-ing UK-based subsidiary, Phicom PLC. In Malaysia, Magnum has also been busy in further diversifying out of its traditional four-digit lottery business by acquiring interest in a printing press.
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      Harimau puts faith in local stock markets
      257 11 HARIMAU Investments Ltd is placing its faith in the Singapore and Malaysian stock markets in the face of recession in the United States and other major Western countries. Chairman Shaw Vee Meng said in his annual statement that although growth in the two
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      70 11 THE BANK OF TOKYO, LTD. Singapore Branch U5525,000,000 NEGOTIABLE FLOATING RATE U. S. DOLLAR CERTIFICATES OF DEPOSIT SERIES XI DUE DECEMBER 6,1983 In accordance with the provisions of the Certificates, notice is hereby given that for the Interest Period from June 4,1982 to Decembers, 1982 the Certificates wHI carry a
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      858 11 BANKERS TRUST NEW YORK CORPORATION AND SUBSIDIARIES laeerperatod wtth Limited UaMttty ta the UAA. Buken Tmt New Ysrk Cerperattea Mi CmmMiM State meat M CwflflM Cash and noninterest-bearing deposits with banks Interest-bearing deposits with banks Investment securities (market value: 1981, $1,603,479, 1980, $2,035,461) Trading account securities, net Federal funds sold
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      SINGAPORE
      153 12 Rises Indices IICUI 480 24 June 2 June 3 Dualop lad 404 18 Apollo 328 6 BT Indicator: *****3 *****1 S Fiaaace 500 4 ST Industrials: 758.82 752.60 Sia Chew 434 4 ST Finance: 1777* 1771.58 B Sembawaag G I Hldg* A cm a 420 418 330 4 4
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      KUALA LUMPUR
      159 12 Rises Indices Dunlop Ind 448 N ST 890 Falls A Amal 630 S Trading 665 HL Ind 750 Genting 436 Pan-Elec 384 Pengkalen 1280 Gen Corp 428 U Cables 358 Perlis 422 U M W 540 A Hitam (T) 805 Supreme Corp 302 M B F 364 16
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      Selected indices
      46 12 FINANCIAL TIMES INDUSTRIALS Wednesday 585.1 Tuesday 587.3 Week Ago 580.8 DOW JONES AVERAGE INDUSTRIALS Thursday 1371 JO Wednesday 1377.62 Week Ago 1395.28 AUSTRALIAN INDUSTRIALS Thursday 659.3 Wednesday 662.6 "Week Ago 663.9 Wednesday 816.88 Tuesday 814.97 ALL ORDINARIES H.K.HANG SENG Wednesday 503.1 Week Ago 509.0
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    Profit up 15.6pc at Chemical Industries (FE)
    320 12  -  Companies Editor: Mano Sabnani K^ffi By CHOO AI LENG CHEMICAL Industries (Far East) Ltd appears to have been more fortunate than other companies in the depressed market for chemical products. It has been able to chalk up a 15.6 per cent growth in
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    Genting to sell stake in subsidiary
    145 12 GENTING Bhd yesterday uatueed that It will sell 1M million share* sf Its property subsidiary Geatlaggi at $1 each to a bamlp■tra wgiihitlM, Knmpslaa Peraagsaa Selaagar, the lavestmeat arm of the Belaager state government. The safe to KPSB Is la campHaaee with the New
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    LONDON STOCKS
    857 12 LONDON, Thurs. UK government bonds were firm after an active session today but leading equities ended mixed, dealers said. At 3pm, the Financial Times index was up 2.8 points at 587.9. A further softening in domestic money market rates underpinned gains of as much as H point in
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    Substantial drop in earnings at CCM
    228 12 CHEMICAL Company of Malaysia has suffered a substantial drop in profits for the half-year to March 31, as forecast by the company early this year. Pre-tax profit for the first half year was down 46.3 per cent to $5.8 million compared with $10.8 million
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    Town and City sets up two new units
    164 12 TOWN k Qty Properties Ltd has set up two wholly owned subsidiaries one trading and the other investment to define clearly the different activities to be undertaken by the group. The two new units are Town k City Trading Co Pte Ltd
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    COMPANY BRIEFS
    209 12 TRADING in the shares of City Develapmeats was suspended by the Stock Exchange of Singapore from 10am yesterday. The SES also queried City Developments concerning a report in yesterday's Business Times that the company was acquiring the Adelphi Hotel project along Coleman Street. It wants the company to
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      216 12 Where taste still matters. t > A.*. lii^i v* mmm c: $rThe elegant new French restaurant in the heart of the financial district will soon be opening its doors... On the sth Floor of The Octagon, 105, Cecil Street, Singapore 0106. Tel: *****66. \T\TI i A secured future for your
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      55 12 OUTLOOK for Singapore today: Thundery showers around noon. Report tor 24 hoars prior to 7.31 pm on Jane 3 at the alrpart: Maximum temperature 32.8 Associated humidity 65 Minimum temperature 25.9 Associated humidity 92 Hours of sunshine 7.45 Rainfall in millimetres 0.6 Total rainfall for the month 9.2 Total rainy
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      Singapore shipyards in Greek exhibition
      167 13 THE SINGAPORE Association of Shipbuilders and Repairers (Sasar) and six shipyards from Singapore win be representing the Republic at an international' shipping exhibition, Pesidinia 82, in Greece this month. The shipyards taking part include Hitachi Zosen •Robin Dockyard, Jurong Shipyard, Keppel Shipyard, Mitsubishi Singapore Heavy
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      Sammi Line to start FE-S Africa service
      598 13  -  By JUNE LIM SAMMI Line will soon join the growing number of shipping companies in the crowded Far East and South Africa trade. The South Korean company plans to offer a monthly service using semi-container vessels of about 25,000 dwt with a container
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        Sabas committee
        111 13 Mr PL Kua, managing director of Singapore Shipping Corporation has been re-elected chairman of the Shipping Agents and Brokers Association of Singapore. The annual general meeting held recently also appointed Mr Ow Chio Kiat, managing director of Hai Sun Hup and Mdm Dolly Seah, managing director of Lian
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        Golf tournament
        36 13 HAPAG-LLOYD will host their third Invitation Golf Tournament in Singapore at the Sentosa Golf Club this afternoon. Sixty-eight golfers will take part in the stableford competition. A reception will be held after the tournament.
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        Lock icon Soviet aid
        39 13 Reuter THE Soviet Union is to assist the Kampuchean government in enlarging the deep-sea port at Kampong Som. The two countries have also signed an agreement providing for Soviet aid in restoring cotton and rubber plantations. Reu-
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      INDEX TO ADVERTISERS
      388 13 ShlpptagLtae PK* Cal Sfcipftag Lime Page Cal irnnm.au Ataa 11MCT ADtran* Alpae Antara Shpg APCUne APL Argentine A9CL ASL Coat AM* Merchant Atlas Una Auatrallaa Coat Bait-Orient Baltic Bangkok Coot Flam lull all Bank Line BBS Ben Liar Ben Asia Beatnik Btntulu Contractor! Blue Funnel Blue Ocean
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      ORIENT EXCHANGE
      706 14 VESSELS Opea: Kapital Vasilevskiy timber carrier of FESCO 14,224 dwt-151,6M Loa/ 21.0 M beam/8,69M load draff 5 Ho/ha *****9/ *****3 CBF grain/bale speed about 15 knots on 28 TTM MFO 2 TN do open basic VCR June 1/10 interested any suitable cargo to Japan/South-east Asia. Vessels Waited: Interested
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      Growth of box traffic at Port Rashid still strong
      630 14 CONTAINER traffic continues to boom at Dubai's Port Rashid and the development of nearby Jebel All has not prevented continued growth in 1961. The port, located just outside the entrance to Dubai's historic 16-kilo-metre creek, was started in 1964 when it
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      LONDON FREIGHTS
      1562 14 INCREASED coal chartering on Wednesday out of Hampton Roadi on the US east coast featured an otherwise rather quiet freight market. Coal from this area to Italy paid US$B and $.85 according to size, while two vessels were secured from Hampton Roads and Richards Bay to Japan at
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      SHIPS IN PORT
      505 14 AT CONVENTIONAL WHARVES Vessel Berth Agent Arrival Departure >ii, t t KEPPEL WHARVES Bunga Gel&ng 45A LeoShpg alongside 4.6.82/0610 /> 4 Bunga Seroja 8/9 LeoShpg alongside 4.6.82/2300 V Equator 23 Thong Soon alongside 4.6.82/0700 Equator III 22 Thong Soon alongside 4.6.82/0700 Frotabelra 15/16 Mcrllon alongside 4.6.82/0600 Hugheverett
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      Rotterdam prepares for future
      350 15 ROTTERDAM will be sufficiency- equipped to handle prospective box traffic demand at the turn of the century when Europe Container Terminus' new Delta Terminal is operational in mid-1964. Located only a short distance inland from the coast, the terminal will provide an 81-hectare site, with scope
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      Tender for Saudi crude oil delivery
      389 15 THE PETROLEUM Authority of Thailand (PTT) is calling an international tender for a contract to transport crude from Saudi Arabia to Thailand. The bidding call was announced after the PTT decided not to renew the existing contract it entered into last year with Esso
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      Lock icon Holly banned by unions
      69 15 AFP AN Argentine-bound freighter, the Holly, has been banned from entering the southern New South Wales facility of Port Kembla, where it is due to load 20,000 tonnes of rolled steel strip. Members of the powerful firemen's and deckhand's union have refused the vessel access to
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      Karachi plans to construct new container terminal
      449 15 PAKISTAN'S major port, Karachi, plans a US$lOO million container terminal by 1988 to cope with the rising box traffic to and from the country. The Karachi Port Trust, which is only waiting for government approval, is pressing the authorities in Islamabad for an
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      Lock icon JAPANESE OIL TANKERS STRANDED
      255 15 UPI THREE Japanese oil tankers have been ordered to take shelter and another was diverted from Kharg Island, Iran's major oil-exporting terminal reportedly bombed by Iraqi warplanes on Monday, the Japan Shipowners Association said. A spokesman for the association said the three ships with loading capacity
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      SHIPPING LIST where your ships are due ... and when
      4901 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
      581 21 CONTAINER TERMINAL RECEIVING. OF EXPORT FCL CONTAINERS AND LCL CARGO Godowns FCL Ship Voy Arrival X for LCL Movement Date/Time Operator Cargo Schedule Chev De Blols 09/538 5.6.82 1300 Optorg 49 1800-1900/1900-2000 Benavon 49/453 5.6.82 2300 Mansfield 49 1500-1600/1630-1800 Mercator 25E 5.6.82 1600 Optorg 49 2359-0100 K. Pakhomov
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      WHO ACTS FOR WHOM...
      1837 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) AdrUUf Cmlilwi Continental Feeders (S). Cargo Freight (PK). APEA Singapore Shipping Agencies (S) Euro-Asia Line (PK PN). Afrt-Pirwh Line Transgroup Pte Ltd
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      Philippine lines seek increase in freight rates
      573 22 THE PHILIPPINES' interisland shipping lines plan to ask the Board of Transportation for an eight per cent increase in freight rates and 14 per cent increase in passenger fares to enable them to survive the depressed shipping trade. However, it is said that
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      Companies to set up new container service
      229 22 SEVEN container ships are expected to be ordered shortly by a new shipping venture which will set up a full container service between Europe and the West coast of South America. The service, known as Eurosal, will be inaugurated in early 1984 with
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      The Consortia
      210 22 THE MAJOR shipping consortia operating between the Far East/Europe, Far East/Persian Gulf, 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. ANRO (STRAITS/AUSTRALIA): Australian National Line. Australia/Straits Container
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      639 13 OSAL FREIGHT SERVICES Offer space inbound from Japan and to/from Brunei, Sabah, Sarawak. line EXPORT FULL CONTAINER SERVICES TO. U.S. PACIFIC, GULF, ATLANTIC, EAST CANADA, ASIAN PORTS KeUng Pen*n( Sated w/i 12-13/6 19-20/6 *27/1 34/7 11-12/7 1711/7 Sia«apore |Loncbeach|New York Philadelphia' Baltimore I Charleston m 'SMGATORE CLOSWG TMES CY 6»i
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      565 14 mam FAR EAST/EUROPE CONTAINER SERVICE Container Sgjtf Mm Accept** Far 1) Barcelona. Genoa, 2) Amsterdam Antwerp. L Havre, Basle. UK. 3) Bremen, Bremerhaven. Aarhus. Copenhagen Helsinki 4) NUmo. Stockholm Oslo •Accepbng Europe cargo tor feeder ma S pore 'Also direct caigo to* Spore 4 Bangkok Pis contact PERMSC P Aetang
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      248 15 fg Franco Belgian Services ih'.t f'.jV b're ,ch Vn ft .it >i P.t !i;xan t.. r f>: I.\Vf< 4Cf rowSOlt^M SiNi,Ap<W»f lHO*n«K'> .WM744 Cts .W4041 lernvnal ,??000! Opt org Shipping Pte. Ltd. Port K Slung WOO 1 2 P«talmg *****3 5'5603 P#nj»ng 6324S iiELMA fMPQtCA I IKJt AQ MAQITI A
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      510 16 Hapag-Uoyd 10 MIDlTrRK**# TO NONTM ftKOPt M^IF»RAM» S pore PH Pen Bilbao Genu H"burg B haven Warn Antwerp 15/6 17/6 23/7 21/7 11/7 l*/7 Connecting m Koohsmng Connecting in Tokyo "Also accepting cargo for ATLANTIC GCR-F PORTS via mmdondbndge, and US MO-WEST by rmcrobridge" FROM CONTINN! UK IMPORTS Mm Even
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      423 16 K.S.LJttE KOREA SNIPPING CORPORATION STORE P. KaAanf PENANG S-lOJuw 11-13 Jwe 14-16 km FROM BUSAN BANGKOK 1-10 June 11-13 Jum 14-16 June TO BUSAN M.TMR 17* 21-30 June 1-3 July 44 July 28-30 June 1-3 July 4-6 JMly FROM BUSJM BANGKOK HSC KX KSC KSC KSC KSC KSC KSC KSC
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      409 16 (7) EVERGREEN LINE 1 VI r I "I EUROPE FAR [AST CONTAINER SERVICE mp nk iu m om m us VI 12/1 u/i wt u/i u/i n/% zv% n/t a/* Z3/C 2VI 2VI 1/7 4/7 V 7 1/7 ik caao rat mmmm FAR EAST MEDITERRANEAN SEA CONTAINER SERVICE Fa 4
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      470 16 Everett Lines BvrflH FW9 Stv "BURMESE NATIONAL LINE' LOADM6 FOR RANGOON i)/u 1 362X1/8 om S. A. C.I. f. "ARGENTINE NATIONAL LINE" LOMOM6 FM DIMM MORIBBEO MDBS >•"-» "MEXICAN NATIONAL LINE" fm unman »contM. «oo awz lqmmg rot own—i —a—lo. ncmloo. acamu. comm. sm ml PMTAIDM (COSTA ■CA) CMTZMOMCOI KMCM
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      165 16 SI NOSE MARITIME PTE LTD SANKYO LIN T M MM IK IW m anwTiaiiw KWMm" m JM73Z/V7SI MUTBWIMM manima SUN UNION LINE PJSLMS POMS 10M fl>j ■ft 'umrumm camrr ia. zzzwt/i JUMTW Ml M IBM OOniMlMaw JM7»/V7»l 14C78J 1(1725 KYOWA LINF NEW GUMEA/SOUTN PACfTC PJMmi l«i| Ik Mm*. Lm. P.
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      784 17 PIL GROUP FULL CONTAINER SERVICE TO COLOMBO. HODEIDAH. JEDDAH AQABA (Reefer Cntrs Acceptable) EAST AFRICA/REDSEA SERVICE COLOMBO/KARACNI/P. GULF SERVICE Singapore Loading (or KOTA CAHAYA V. E-250 20/22 Juna Karachi, Kuwait, Dammam, Dubai KOTA MOUEK V.E-252 10/15 Jut? Karachi. Dubai, Dammam, Kuwait KOTA 9ABA9 VW-319 SINGAPORE/CHITTAGONG/RANGOON/SER VICES SINGAPORE/BANGKOK/SINGAPORE DIRECT SERVICES KOTABERUAN.
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      761 17 BEN LINE CONTAINERS BMESS CONTNNER SKMCE TO/FROM ElftOFE FWBMR nUK rHAKN rOM HAVRE SOTON W tmmmj, Aetna laaMv frmet MUR P Mtan|S fort rwimim— wm faw um m m vt 1/1 Mki Mri hM WM bM l|/| taH«fap«UM Mi Sato* Uri hM IVI IfcwpaMßar mm UM IM IM faM 17/1
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      339 17 ,Y a f i' i k ScanDutch9 WEEKLY EXPRESS COMTAINER ■D/UKThoscan SERVICE \v ME S >: Nedlloyd Lines f itl >/, i 1 t lASTAFIICA AFRICA \t I V A ft k «*«■> S)L«M «nr*fc» Drwtwrtai nr»» C i a Lil Spar. 5 nrju V 7 V 7 VI 11/1
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      516 17 BOUSTEAD SHIPPING AGENCIES BANK LINE IVYBANK CLYDEBANK FORTHBANK CORABANK SPORE 18 Jun 4 Jul 9 Aug IS Sep TO UK/COIfT R'DAM HULL HMBG 13 Jul 16 Jul 19 Jul 30 Jul 2 Aug S Aug 3 Sep 6 Sep 10 Sep 11 Oct 14 Oct 18 Oct Lines U.S. GULF
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      1355 18 I! mmm MM V W V<L K LINE KAWASAKI KISEN KAISHA, LTD. EXPRESS CONTAINER SERVICE FEEDER *SSL i noon n mc«T(K 2se jacejm viae 1. MKN Mono rasa OJAPAN AMBROSE •NEW YORK MARU •NEW YORK MARU -f-YASHMA MARII ffTOHKI MARU TOKYO (HOM 21 Mn 18 M 28 lun KM 28
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      535 18 CAUFORMA/PACfIC NORTH WEST SERVICE J< g lyymiCif. i u iIJJJ Lm*| tar US Mffin. SM FUNCBCO Hirni TACOHA MMCOWD. I C nuMFgyra CMU» P S«l«orf I Anptrs "Rwtr WVIJM iMr AUSTRALIA EXPRESS CONTAINER SERVICE P MM| Sport MVS MM 21 Ma 22/13 Ma 3 Mr 4/5 Mr FCt/TQ Cart Man
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      542 18 KORINS MARITIME SERVICES Room 601 ICB Bui'dmg. Sheoton Way S-oqapore Tel *****22 A *****67 P Kelang Tel *****4'*****5 MIDOLE EAST/RED SEA/EUROPE SERVICES 1 [3 iHvundae Shipping Co. Ijd. ASIA MERCHANT MARINE SEMI-CONTAINER SERVICE Spore f.Ketone Loadng for ASIA EEHO 6 June Oubai/Dammam ASIA LHO 13 June Jeddab ASIA SAJMHO It
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      527 18 INTRASEA (PTE) LTD. BREAKBULK SERVICE TO EUROPE/UK FULL CONTAINER SERVICE TO EUROPE/UK Half ac line S pore P. Ketong Loadfag far ALPAC ASM V.155 20 M* II kaw Mawitois/Reumon/Dortoan Vessel Loading at Koto Kmabahi Agents Saigapore WTHAStA (PTE) LTD BOOKMG *****11 K. Lumw YEO SMPPME I TAADMG 4UW 4M742, *****4
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      549 19 I TO EUROPE/UK (VIA SUEZ): SS BADGE 36* C CONTAffR 16W. K IACEWON im NGARKT IOW MEKCATOR 26* K JACEJM 15* Also accepting cargo to/from Scandinavia SS BRIDGE S'pore Closing Times: FCL Cargo LCI Cargo FROM EUROPE (VIA SUEZ) 0100 5/6 1300 4/6 TO AND FROM AUSTRALIA: JAKARTA 11/6 SINGAPORE
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      521 19 T MALDIVE LINES eti eta eta 9m KUMITM PORT KELMK IMLDfVE PREE 20/6 Loxfcnf For DUBAI/ DAMMAM/ KUWAIT MALDIVE CHEST 20/6 Loading For Male MALDfIf PLEDGE 10/6 12/6 Loading For MUSCAT/DAMMAM/ KUWAIT OCEAN GLORY In Port Loading For Male MALUM NAVIGATOR 18/6 16/6 Loading For Kuwait MALDIVE COURAGE 20/6 Loading
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      891 19 ifc SINSOV SINGAPORE SOVIET SHAPING CO PRIVATE LTD SMSOV BULDMG 55, Market Street Sinfapore 0104 Telephone Numbers *****3 (15 Lines) Cifaie Address SMSOV SWGAPORE Telex Numbers RS 213*0 RS ***** RS ***** P KELANG M/S SHARK AT MM SOON SON. M. IST AND 2ND FLOOR. KSSNS MM THONG SMTPMC 23
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      803 20 S S C Croup SINGAPORE SHIPPING CORPORATION PTE LTD 20TM FLOOR OCEAN BJUDiNG SINGAPORE o'o4 MARKETING 911-:2 <3 GENERAL 91 3111 i 22 LINE S TELE* RS 24S9 1 RS A 8 CARSHIP CABLE CARGOSH P lte«|ional Container Lines 2 SAILINGS A WEEK to/from BANGKOK BERTHING EVERY NOON TUESDAY SATURDAY
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      271 21 EGYPTIAN INTFBNATION A 1 1 INF (Fill INTERNATIONAL LINE (EILI EGYPTIAN FLAG MRECT UNER SERVICE TO EGYPT (PORT SUEZ PORT SA» ALEXANDRIA) STOK PT 9K2 PTUB MOMOM Mia WT 71 MM» Mr 4 Mr 7 Mr 11 n—» WT 1 Mr 1 Mr Mra Mr» ma Mr n mi Mi»
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      363 21 CARGO SPACE AVAILABLE ON UNER VESSELS LOADING FOR MADRAS, COLOMBO, CHTTOO, CALCUTTA, RANGOON, KARACHI, BKK, MANILA, MUSCAT, DUBAI, DAMMAM, KUWAIT, ALEXANDRIA, MARSEBLES, RDAM, REUNION, DURBAN. CARTOWN, ANGOLA, JAK, SAMARANG, SURABAYA PLADJU, TARAK AN3ONTANQ A U.S. OULF INDOGULF FREIGHT SERVICES TEL: *****00, *****01 TELEX: RS ***** INDGUL TIGER EXPRESS LINE ■MOK
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      135 21 rml Freight Management Pte Ltd j 3415. K—i—< Mara, Aman M. S'por® 0207 tt *****11 (12 tan) Mm: K ***** FRTMAN REGULAR CONTAINER SERVICES FCL AND LCI TO: AUSTRALIA, NEW ZEALAND, UK/EUROPE, USA, CANADA, HONGKONG. TAIWAN OTHER PORTS/DESTINATIONS ON REQUEST HUAT SHIPPING CO, (PTE.) LTD. MTTBMTIOMI PUU. 13TH FlOO* SUH
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      631 22 NOTICE NOTICE TO SHIPPERS Subject: Shipment of cargo in containers Further to the press notice to shippers of 30th March, 1982, regarding the Saudi Ports Authority's circular concerning the prohibition of containerization of certain categories of cargo shipped to Saudi Arabian Ports, the above Authority has recently further advised as
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      529 22 HAJ SHIPPING SDN. BHD. ETA HAMDAHV: 6/02 12/6 HAMDAH t. 7/02 30/8 HAMDAH V: 0/02 17/7 •tumult 0/02 •HATATI* 9/02 •wmm* 10/02F. KELANG ETA ETD 0/8 11/8 22/6 24/6 Loading for KK. SHAN KK. STAN a. SKAN mam, sau kuomg, sou KUCtONG, SBU REGULAR SERVICE FMM BANGKOK TO MALAYSU, SMGATORE.
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      271 22 ta MAGNA MARINE LINES J {4c>v.ir::if rt"if-:.'; d P. BLUE OCEAN LINES ulI 1 1 I-' -l-.r-i TO COLOMO MV KARACHI Kite Rtiinbozi ()(uiii Line. TO: MEDITERRANEAN SEA S>at P. Mh| Nm Liifc; te MPwt Pwt S*/Nmm*u/ UwMl/Mal/Pfrawi/UIMi IS km Tttmm IMy (Nrt Whfsd to Wrml) SAGASIA PTE LTD. (iinb
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      325 22 SINWAH CONTAINER LINE KGUAR CONTAOER LOO S»VK* TO MJSTKAUA, NEW ZEALAND AID FM EAST M.V OHM MEN M.V. XMHUR LONG *OY ETA S port VIN 9 km V2R 20 km ACCEPTMG CONTMOUSED CARGO FOR MANILA, HONGKONG, SYDNEY, MELBOURNE AUCKLAND AND WELLINGTON General Agents TICK FWC SMPPMC ENTERPRISES CO. LTD Ist.
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      179 22 w. 22a m Va K i m k y 0/ X *fc c cr 1 Wind direction with speed in knots Wave height SIGNIFICANT WEATHER AND SEA CONDITIONS AT 7.30 A.M. THIS MORNING. LEGEND? R Thunderstorm Temperature °C Bwfi Weather /V Wind direction with speed in knots Rain Wave height
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