The Business Times, 21 June 1982

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    11 1 BUSINESS TIMES M.C.(P) No. 93/1/82 MONDAY, JUNE 21, 1582 60 CENTS
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  • Article
    Another Arab bank to set up office here
    302 1  -  By SOH TIANG KENG ANOTHER Arab bank, the Arab Banking Corporation, will make its debut in Singapore later this year. The bank, with its head office in Bahrain, will bring in more loan syndication business to this region. The bank is the
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    Significant transfers of Veritas R&D work
    252 1 DET NORSKE Veritas, a leading international ship classification and certification society, will transfer a significant amount of its research and development work in structural and materials engineering to Singapore from Norway. This is in line with its plans to expand its Southeast Asian operations.
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    Government willing to reconsider leasing rules
    354 1  -  By LEE YOKE MENG THE Government is prepared to reconsider its guidelines for the leasing industry if leasing representatives can justify their case for a more flexible working environment. Officials of the Ministry of Finance and the Inland Revenue Department met the Leasing Association
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    Good computer sales to students
    576 1  -  By LIM SOON NEO STUDENTS are the most avid of personal computers in Singapore. Dealers for several such computers reported very good sales to students. Education is the main reason why these cheap personal computers are being sought after so eagerly by school children. Computer
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    Local market for hotel computer systems shrinking
    387 1 COMPUTER companies marketing hotel systems will have to tap the regional market as most hotels here already have some sort of computer systems. Mr Norman Lockley, the marketing manager of ICL Asia Pacific Group, estimates that three-quarters of the tourist hotels in Singapore
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  • BRIEFLY...
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      Lock icon Son Sann in KL
      80 1 Reuter KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. Kampuchean resistance leader Son Sann arrived here tonight to sign an agreement with two other anti-Viet-namese factions on a coalition to confront the Vietnamese-installed government in Phnom Penh. Son Sann, leader of the Khmer People's National Liberation Front (KPNLF), made no statement
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      Lock icon New tin pact
      101 1 Reuter KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. Malaysia, the world'slargest tin producer, said today it would remain in a proposed new tin pact with consumers aimed at stabilising prices due to go into effect on July 1. But Malaysia would at the same time form an association with other producers
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      Lock icon Call to withdraw
      94 1 UPI JAKARTA, Sun. Two Parliament members have urged the government to consider taking Indonesia out of Opec the first such call by ruling party politicans. Angry over Opec-mandated production cutbacks, they questioned whether membership in the organisation addresses Indonesia's needs. The country, Opec's third largest producer as
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      Lock icon World unemployment
      80 1 AP WASHINGTON, Sun. Unemployment in the 24 relatively affluent countries of the Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD) is expected to reach 28.5 million people in 1982, an international research organisation says. This would be a postwar record of 8 per cent of the labour force, the
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      Lock icon Civilians flee
      83 1 UPI BEIRUT, Sun. Frightened civilians fled the Muslim half of the town by the thousands yesterday, in fear of a bloody Israeli assault on the heart of the capital where surrounded PLO leaders have vowed to fight to the death. Meanwhile in Taif, the official Saudi press agency
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      Lock icon Returning prisoners
      51 1 UPI LONDON, Sun. About 4,200 demoralised Argentine Prisoners-of-War returned home on a British ship yesterday, but Buenos Aires said the war for the Falkland Islands raged anew. It said British helicopters landed troops on the South Sandwich islands and fired on a scientific post of the Argentine Navy.
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    Lock icon Asean plan to protect commodity products
    236 1 AFP THE Association of Southeast Asian Nations (Asean) is to work for the establishment of international commodity agreements for seven common Asean products to overcome the effects of growing trade restrictions on the regional economy. The proposed measure was contained in the resolution approved
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    Maido all set to cash in on demand for mini hydros
    506 1  -  By RICHARD SEAH A LOCAL energy consultancy company is gearing up its operations to cash in on the upsurge in demand for mini hydro-electric generators in the region. In Malaysia alone, more than 80 such generators are expected to
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      237 1 East Loans •^Call Wayfoong on 737-7977 Wayfoong Mortgage and Finance (S) Ltd QGround Floor, Shaw House, Singapore 0923. < IT is unlikely that the paper chase among managers will slow down in future. Page 2 THE Reagan Administration is conducting a major review of monetary policy, including consideration of proposals
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      123 1 SINXiAFORK this month The money tree Economic relations with the US Chinks in the hartx>ur? TO TOKYO .N< JUK And discover the convenience of daily direct night wide-bodied flights to Tokyo Daily flights including direct night wide-bodied flights to Tokyo 15 flights a week to Tokyo and daily flights to
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  • MANAGEMENT
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      In the great paper chase the papers are varied
      2303 2  -  By TSANG SAU YIN AN executive attending a team-building workshop led by a consultant, billed as an expert in the field, felt strongly that the course did not meet his expectations. He stood up before the class and gave the hapless
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      Power of positive blinking
      254 3  -  Boardroom ballads Bertie Ramsbottom Since wishes, as the young are taught. Are really fathers to the thought; And thinking, for the businessman, Is for avoiding when we can; And since our board had had enough Of all this corporate planning stuff, Finding that it didn't suit
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      Humana appointed agent for Wharton courses
      116 3 THE Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania has appointed Humana, a local consultancy, as its exclusive agent for the school's executive development programmes in Singapore and South-east Asia. Humana will offer shortterm, non-degree programmes here. For a start there is a five-day workshop
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      479 2 Kffi' \'^SS: vS:: A V MP i--3 *r Bp■r :fS% f I i:: v/- •■••■'•< v W t;H t :-S: S-? ■PV %'1 ll SSpS 1 ®5s "v sssss >:">>' STI Ergonometnc in design 10 easy pieces no nails, no screws Stack it easy for storage Combines and arranges in
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      44 3 ThankYrn from ELECTROMAGNETIC (S)PTEITD The Board of Directors ft Staff thank Mr LING LEE HUA Chairman for Commerce Sub-Committee, Singapore Chinese Chamber of Commerce Industry, and all business associates, clients and well-wishers for their congratulatory messages, gifts and kind attendance at our official opening.
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      130 3 so expensive but, *f S^e^Ti^U,. v A<- tg* *v- i, .y "TV v\<>*' i £B«Kp£? b&&&&z£ •v-ijr.*,-;-; v* v-. WW:::-' ■i.< 5- <•> v.< <*#:*<*■ t'Wfiy V?" r;>f -V NOW RIGHT BEHIND YOU r c> f v plaza, 4 On 28 June, Chung Khiaw Bank North Branch will be moving
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  • OVERSEAS
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      Lock icon US monetary policy under major review
      872 4 NYT THE Reagan Administration is conducting a major review of monetary policy, including consideration of proposals to restrict or remove the independence of the Federal Reserve Board, US Treasury Department officials said. The study, which is being done under the direction of Treasury Secretary
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      Lock icon One in four thinks US inflation is lower
      204 4 AP IN SPITE OP geverameat statistics ladlcatlag mack lower laflattoa la recent months, only mk la fwr Americans think* the 118 laflattoa rate Is lewer. According to the latest Associated Press NBC sews poll released la New Ysrk so Saturday, eaty aheat
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      Lock icon Tokyo praises coalition effort
      499 4 Reuter JAPAN has joined Western and South-east Asian nations in welcoming an agreement by the three main Kampuchean antiVietnamese groups to form a coalition. In Kuala Lumpur on Saturday, Japanese Foreign Minister Yoshio Sakurauchi and Malaysian Prime Minister Datuk Sen Mahathir Mohamed praised the move as
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      Lock icon US and EEC to discuss Hongkong textile issue
      315 4 Reuter THE United States and the European Economic Community (EEC) will discuss this week a trade row involving proposals for Hongkong to make clothes with EEC materials, a top Community official said in Hongkong. Vice-president of the EEC commission, Etienne Davignon, said
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      Lock icon Reaffirming right to veto
      317 4 Reuter BRITAIN was expected to call on its partners in the European Economic Community yesterday to reaffirm that member states have the right to veto decisions they do not like. London suffered an ignominious defeat when it was overruled on community farm prices last month, and
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      Lock icon Japanese woes over Reagan's new sanctions
      435 4 AP Reuter JAPAN has expressed dismay over President Reagan's expanded economic and technological sanctions against the Soviet Union which have jeopardised Japan's US$26O million investment in the Soviet-Japa-nese fuel project in the Soviet far east. TMe Japanese reaction came on Saturday after Reagan's new
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      Lock icon Arafat said to be considering Lebanese peace plan
      249 4 AP PALESTINE guerilla leader Yasser Arafat is said to be considering a Lebanese peace plan that would guarantee him a safe conduct to Egypt and a guaranteed future role in West Bank autonomy roles under the Camp David agreements. Lebanese officials, who
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      Lock icon Syria vows to expel Israeli invasion force
      181 4 Reuter SYRIA has pledged to fight with all its strength to expel Israel's invasion force from Lebanon but said it was not able to wage an "Arab liberation war" now. A statement by the central committee of the ruling Baath party said on
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      Lock icon Missing Italian banker found dead in London
      530 5 AP THE body of Italian banker Roberto Calvi has been found dangling by the neck from a bridge in London. Calvi, 61, chairman of the Banco Ambrosiano, Italy's largest private bank, disappeared more than a week ago from his Milan apartment. A passerby
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      Scepticism about N-policy
      324 5 GENERAL David C Jones, who retired as chairman of the US Joint Chiefs of Staff, expressed scepticism over the Reagan Administration's policy of preparing for protracted nuclear war. He said paying for it would lead into a "bottomless pit". He said last Friday that fighting a global
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      DAILY AIRCRAFT MOVEMENTS
      696 5 ARRIVALS Service Local Operator Number Time From FT FT73 0015 LAX SFO ANC NRT OSA TPE MAS MH607 0020 KUL PAA PA005 0025 JFK SFO HKG SLA SQ41 0705 MAA SIA SQ43 0600 DHA SLA SQI01 0805 KUL MAS MH671 0920 KUL MAS MH680 0955 KCH RBA
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      105 4 A private viewing of the new Givenehy Gentleman f 4k (V t t Step in for a private viewing of the best in Givenehy Gentleman's Spring/Summer '82 Collection. Shirts, pants, belts and accessories. All bear the unmistakeable Givenehy stamp of nonchalant elegance, in tasteful combinations of fashion's most vibrant colours.
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      52 4 SPECIAL OFFER aT Va go **>&() THE POOL FAB Fully Automatic Pool 10.2 m x 4.5 m Built-in breakfast bar Automatic Chlorination Automatic Cleaning All yours for *S$ 58,000 including $8,000 worth of Automatic Equipment FREE For the first 10 pools only. HM| mmw* International POOL FABRICATIONS (S) PTE LTD
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      317 6 CHAMPION MOTORS SPECIALIST CAR DIVISION PROUDLY PRESENTS X >, 4 M A 3 J i 1 1 Aoa# 200 MMSSh ..,6*. AUDI 200 TURBO The most powerful front drive car in Europe Not every car can claim the distinction of being in a class of its own. But just as
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  • REVIEWS
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      SYO's two weeks with the maestro
      1020 7  -  By PATRICIA GOH IT'S A DAMP, clammy Wednesday and the Victoria Concert Hall is colder than usual. But sunny smiles appear on the faces of 50-odd young musicians. Here and there a suppressed giggle breaks out. On the podium, a student conductor stands, ready
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      Foot-tapping two hours of laughter and pleasure
      313 7  -  By PATRICIA GOH ONCE in a while, it is a pleasure to just sit back and enjoy a thoroughly professional performance instead of having to be on stage or moving around backstage myself. I'm sure many others involved in the concert or the
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      A theory of doom and destruction
      1082 8 Doomsday 1999 By Charles Berlitz Granada, 224 pages Reviewed By LEE YOKE MENG SEVENTEEN years from now, the world will come to an end. All living and non-living things on the surface of this earth will be swept away and destroyed in the wave
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      The romantic sounds of Gino Russo
      282 9 YOUR WISH for soft Italian music has just come true by courtesy of the Goodwood Hotel. Come Wednesday, guitarist Gino Russo will be in Singapore to strum away for 10 days the soft romantic sounds we always associate with Italian music. Naples-born Gino is
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      Redorta's native women
      891 9  -  By CHRIS YAP PAINTING native women is nothing new. French artist Paul Gauguin (1843-1903) influenced many an artist towards this trend when he portrayed South Sea maidens in his post-Impressionistic style. His influence has also continued till this day and age. Coming up next week is a
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      416 7 NOTICE To the holders of the floating rate U.S. Dollar Certificates of Deposit due 23rd December, 1986 of: r W THE TOKAI BANK, LIMITED Suite 2801/2803. Clifford Centre. 24 Raffles Place. Singapore 0104. We hereby certify that the rate of interest payable on the above mentioned Certificates of Deposit for
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  • Page 7 Miscellaneous
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      776 7 TWO-M-OIE CROSSWORD CRYPTIC PUZZLE ACROSS 9 Feeling at home teaching (9) 10 He's following somebody with a cleaver! (8) 12 A quick volte-face is bad (4) 13 Again miscues in it to save one (6) 14 Put off by Peter's fussing about one (7) 15 Given no encouragement, is gloomy
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      49 8 Graves, Inc By Pat Brady THIS 15 THE MOST USELESS, PISOKGANIZEP MEETING I'VE EVER ATTENPEP/ VJk m 9 bh ?o^>V Jl m £3 1 2a fey U r**n if H n DliStoW :ftea]d>id?EoS Hi ESS; NO— ITS JUST THRO* TMCYLL Be Discussing Tneiß woLiDpry Pl^ns I! yi RMNTMIMG SPCCIFSL?
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      824 8 SINGAPORE 5 special on the triple jump VIEWERS who love to watch athletes perform breath-taking feats must tone In to a 15-mlnute sports special on The Triple J amp (Ch 5, 8.35). What is this triple jump? It is not a hop, a skip or a jump. It is clearly
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      244 9 :CC: Gives you more all the way Now when you fly SAS Business Class or First Class on our DC-10s and 747s you'll enjoy more comfort and top in-flight service at no extra cost! jj[ I r'^r More Room K ts 9 far ft Zri <C m More Comfort In
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      176 9 k J L iII i »1 M l| i J ill: CONCERTS THE Third National Music Competition continues this week at the Drama Centre. Today: Piano, junior (9 am to 5 pm). Guitar (7 pm to 10 pm). Tomorrow and Wednesday: Finals for all categories (2 pm to 10 pm).
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  • MONEY AND EXCHANGE$
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      Lock icon W German bonds pass dismal week
      544 10 Reuter WEST German bonds ended another gloomy week with ■harp losses, and dealers said they see no sign of an end to the market's sixweek slide. The Bundesbank stepped in to buy 206.5 million Deut■chemarks of paper on stock exchanges throughout West Germany as
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      Why Swiss rates rose
      301 10 A FURTHER rise of Swiss money market rates partly reflected fears of a possible slight tightening of national bank policy, dealers said. The rise, chiefly a technical consequence of a rise of Eurodollar rates, also partly reflected fears that the national bank might tighten terms on
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      PLR
      22 10 THE average rale at which major Singapore banks are currently prepared to lend to their beet customers is 11.06 per cent.
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      ASIAN $ RATES
      186 10 ASIAN RATES ASIAN eaiTMey average depMtt rat m for the week oMJue 18: U8$ (Bi 'CT' 7 days 15 1/16 14H 1 month 15* 14 9/16 2 montha 15H 14* 3 months 10 5/16 14 1/16 0 months 16 7/16 14 3/16 9 months 16 3/16 14* 12 months 16
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      Short-term money
      43 10 FOR THE week ended Saturday June 19, the range of call rates received from Short Depoalti (If) Bhd was as follows ■aak IHd: 2 to 5J per cent. Cliairai tad: 47 to 5.12 per cent. MwesMals of funds totalled 51.114 million.
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      Singapore market
      227 10 THE US/Sing dollar opened for the week at 2.1210/30 and was traded to a high of 2.1760/70 before easing to close at 2.1590/10. Trading for the week was moderate except for the last trading day of the week where the US/Sing was traded between a range of 250
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      London
      272 10 THE dollar in London on Friday closed below its European highs but was still firmly underpinned, despite a decline in Eurodollar deposit rates which followed to some extent from a lower than expected federal funds rate in New York. The dollar closed at 2.4565/85 marks after an opening 2.4450/65
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      Discount
      388 10 THE reporting week witnessed a dramatic tall in the domestic interbank rates before Friday against the background of a consistent increase in the US interest rates. Overnight funds were persistently traded to as low as Vi per cent during clearing hours throughout most part of the week. On Wednesday
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      GOLD
      261 10 GOLD fell about US$25 a troy ounce last week and ended very close to the psychologically important mark of US$9OO, says Green and Collier. The abatement in the South Atlantic and Middle East tension coupled with the unusual strength of the dollar and highor trend in US interest rates
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      Hongkong gold price
      61 10 THE international gold price in Hongkong on Saturday closed at U*****.25/304.25 an ounce, down on New York's closing a( «*.75/305.75 and compared with the $306.00/ 307.10 previous close in Hongkong, dealers said. On the local market the metal closed at HK$2,l« tahil against the $2,172 previous close,
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      Zurich
      45 10 Closing quotes on June 18 were: US 2.1140/1170 UK 3.6745 6840 Can -1.6410/6450 D Mk 86,07/26 D Fl 78.13/30 F FY 31.04/11 B FT 4.5050/5150 DKr 24.84/89 N Kr 33.87/94 S Kr-34.78/86 Lit 0.1531/1534 Oesch -12.21/23 Esc 2.5450/5650 Ptas -1.9060/9100 Peso 0.013/014 Yen 0.8299/8321
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      665 10 Consolidated Balance Sheet condensed —at 31st December 1981 —with comparative figures Liabilities December 31,1981 December 31. 1980 December 31,1981 December 31, 1980 Own drawings outstanding Endorsement liabilities on rediscounted bills of exchange Contingent liabilities from guarantees, including guarantees for bills and cheques, and from indemnity agreements Commitments (not to be
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  • RAW MATERIALS
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      Markets suffer general decline
      1044 11 THERE was a general decline on the commodity markets last week, following the end of the fighting in the South Atlantic. Gold fell to a near-three year low. Base metals also came under pressure, with tin and copper at five- and fOur-year lows respectively, despite the
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      LONDON MARKETS
      1325 11 COFFEE: Robusta futures ended a quiet day mixed, between £10 above and £5 below Thursday's close in traded positions. Dealers said actively traded nearby positions attracted some buying in thin volume. But stable temperatures forecast in Brazil over the next few days and the lack of demand in
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      Trading remains inert on produce exchange
      170 11 TRADING conditions in the Singapore produce market last week remained sluggish in the absence of buying interest. Dealers in the coffee, pepper, copra and coconut oil businesses said there were hardly any significant new features in their respective trades. The coffee market was quiet
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      Palm oil prices fall sharply
      94 11 PRICES of palm oil and coconut oil have fallen sharply on the Rotterdam vegetable oil market since the beginning of the week. Market observers said the price decline was against a backdrop of lower Malaysian values for palm oil and an absence of consumer demand
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      RUBBER
      89 11 IN LONDON on Friday, rubber futures were offered lower in late session without attracting much buying interest, dealers said. The official tone was easier as losses finally ranged mostly from 0.50 to 0.70 pence a kilo, contrasting with marginal Easternbased declines at midday. Turnover was 291 lots of 15
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      804 11 Inter First FIRST NATIONAL BANK IN DALLAS DALLAS, TEXAS (INCORPORATED IN THE USA WITH LIMITED LIABILITY) CONSOLIDATED STATEMENT OF CONDITION CONSOLIDATED STATEMENT OF EARNINGS ASSETS Cash and Due From Banks Time deposits m banks Funds Sold Loans. Net o» Reserve tor Loan Losses of $62 million Investment Securities (Market Value
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  • INTERNATIONAL STOCKS
    • EUROPEAN MARKETS
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        Paris
        249 12 JUNE 18 I Frs CORBEILLE Alr-Llqulde 452 -7 B S N Oervsls Danone 1340 -51 C S F (ThomsonCwt) 136 -10 Cle Francalse des Petroles 131 -4.5 Compagnlr Flnanctere Compazine Oenerale Credit Foncler De France 320 -7 HacbtUt (Llbralrle) 442 -16 Machines Bull 30.00 -0.75 Mtchelln #43 unch Parlbas
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        Amsterdam
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        Zurich
        168 12 JUNE 1» Francs Actions Sulsses 230 -2H Alusulsae Br. no -10 Alusulsae Kef i« -3 Brown Bowrl Br. MO -36 Clba OelCT Br 1300 -45 Clba 0*1*7 P C MS -25 Cite Oelfy Reg Credit Suisse Br HI -10 1MB -s Credit Suisse Reg SIS -7 Elektrowatt Br ZOO
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        Brussels
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        Frankfurt
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        Milan
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        TORONTO
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        JOHANNESBURG
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      Shares weaken in thin trading
      180 13 Hongkong IVn A TRADING was thin and featureless on the Hongkong stock market last week, and in spite of a rally on Thursday, most companies lost their gains of the previous week. The Hang Seng Index closed 31.6 points down from the previous Friday at
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      Stocks tumble on broad front
      485 13 |L,o j THE Tokyo stock market tumbled across a wide front last week with the Dow Jones Average falling five consecutive days. The market continued to be hurt by the yen's weakness against the US dollar, declines on Wall Street and high US interest rates.
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      Metals and oils bear brunt of losses
      365 13 w% YAustralia THE SYDNEY share market was dominated last week by the bearish teeters •f lew world metal prices, high US aad local Interest rates, falls la geld aad weaker markets ea Wall Street. Darlag the shsrteaed four-day week which fallowed a pobUc
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      Prices plunge to two-year low
      1115 13 ly, J New York LI SPRING is giving way to summer on Wall Street with no sign of relief from the problem that has been plaguing the securities markets all year high interest rates. In the past week, the money markets were moving in the
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      Finance counters take heavy beating
      217 13 !pj Milan j THE Milan share market took a heavy beating last week, with the BCI allshare Index (base 1972 100) plunging 6.6 per cent to 157.81, not reached since December 1980. The repercussions caused by the disappearance of Mr Roberto Calvi, head of Banco
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      Declines in fifth successive week
      813 14  -  H «Singapore By NAJEEB JARHOM FOR the fifth successive week, share prices closed broadly lower on the Singapore stock market. There was apparently no signs that the selling is near its end. But investors can take heart that there was no heavy selling throughout last
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      COMPANY NEWS for the week
      527 14  -  Week ended June 18 compiled by JULIANA TAY SCRIP ISSUES II E: Proposed rights issue of one-for-one at $1.00. OTHERS Ambassador Hotel has incorporated Ambassador Properties Pte Ltd, a property holding company with an authorised capital of $500,000 and a paid-up capital of $2. Associated
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      SELLERS DOMINATE
      783 14 ww K.Lumpur i— I m THE easier spell persisted at the Kuala Lumpur stock market last week as trading was once again influenced by poor sentiment on foreign bourses, especially in New York and Hongkong. Last Friday, the Dow Jones Industrial Average lost a further 2.75 points to
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      TOP TEN STOCKS
      519 14 THE Mbwtag Is a list sf the It mwt actively traded stacks ea the Stack Exchaage sf Stagapare last week. It gives the taraever la ttiasirii sf salts, elsslsg prices sa Friday aad the high aad law far IK2 umpmy Tvmvm •m r rneei Jue it M
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      SHARE INFORMATION SERVICE
      2984 14 Gr'» Gr*s Net 1982 Last Div Div Y'ld P/E Vol Week High Low Company Sale or- Cvr cooo) High Low SECTION ONE INDUSTRIAL COMMERCIAL 350 247 Acma 316cd 6 21.7 03 63 30.6 69 320 306 Alcom 115 3.7 03 33 95.8 233 172 Allied Choc 182
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      Buying in selected stocks
      180 15 Bangkok r/c/j PRICES showed surprisingly good form at tke Securities Exchange of Thailand as Investors made selective forays at certain boards and this helped create renewed interest. With the straggle for Jalaprathan Cement a fait accompli, It seemed that the market wonld enter a period of
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      Lock icon Bid for Akzona
      43 15 Reuter Akzona Inc said it expects an announcement today of the price Akzo NV plans to pay for the 34 per cent of Akzona that it does not already own. The announcement is expected at Akzona's board meeting today. Reuter
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      WHITE FLAGS
      897 15  -  WM London 1 11 j By GERALD COLVERD THE GAP between reality and romanticism will never be bridged by t echo logy, only by the truth. The London stock market bared its unwillingness to live with reality by accepting a Falklands victory as the defeat of diversions. Suddenly,
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      Lock icon Bristol-Myers' move pays off
      361 15 Reuter A DIVERSIFICATION effort begun by Bristol-Myers Co several years ago is paying off, and the company's stock price in recent weeks has strengthened in spite of sluggishness in most other drug company shares. Analysts say the maker of toiletries, like "Ban" deodorant, and ethical and
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      695 15 DKB DKB is Japan's largest bank, with total assets exceeding US$94 billion DKB is also the international bank that understands the Japanese people and Japan's financial world through its vast domestic branch network and close financial relations with almost all leading Japanese companies. A tew ot the important reasons behind
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    Selco seeking higher awards
    533 16  -  By ALAN LEE PAN-ELECTRIC Industries Ltd's salvage business is probably the most exciting of its group activities but it is also the most unrewarding. Pan-El owns one of two salvage companies in Singapore, Selco Salvage Ltd. The other is Smit International South-east Asia, a unit of
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    Kamunting to shut dredge
    196 16 KAMUNTING Tin Dredging (M) Bhd has decided to shut down one of its two dredges due to unprofitable operations. The dredge, No 5 Dredge, will be shut down from July 31 and will be kept under care and maintenance until the most appropriate arrangements for its
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    MRCB to launch first industrial project
    312 16 MALAYSIAN Reooorees Corporatlea Bid (MRCB) will laaach It* first Mistrial project named Resource Industrial Park in Koala Lampar la the third qaarter of this year. He project is the building of flatted factories an an 11.3-bectare site off Jalan Segambat Lentang In the Segambat
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    Town and City reactivates property development
    438 16 TOWN and City Properties, the listed arm of the giant Indonesian Harapan group, is reactivating its property development business. Town and City last undertook development activities in 1973 and thereafter became mainly an investment holding. It was taken over by the Harapan group, headed
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    Palmco Holdings queried on Thaimex investment
    142 16 THE Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange has queried Palmco Holdings on its investment in Thaimex Industries Co. It wants to know the date and place of incorporation of Thaimex, its authorised and paid-up capital and the name(s) of other interests in the company. Palmco has
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    Keppel plans to spend $180m on modernisation
    628 16  -  «SHI Companies Editor: Mano Sabnani 1 By MANO SABNANI THE KEPPEL group of companies will spend about $180 million in the current year to finance its modernisation and expansion programme. Of this amount, about $12.5 million is to be spent on a floating
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    Pre-tax profit of Sin Heng Chan falls slightly
    367 16 FEEDMILLER- Sin Heng Chan (Malaysia )'s group pre-tax profit for the year ended Dec 31, 1981, eased marginally to M 56.05 million in spite of a 12.6 per cent increase in turnover to $97.9 million. However, after a higher tax charge of
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      309 16 Our world has just grown a little bigger: Now Singapore! COMMENCING TUESDAY MARCH 30, Singapore joins the rank of exciting world gateways of Saudia one of the largest and most modern airlines in the world. The direct flight to Riyadh and Jeddah via Bangkok leaves Singapore every Tuesday and Friday
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      63 16 OUTLOOK for Singapore today: Showers in few areas in the morning and clearing in the afternoon. Report (or 24 hoars prior to 7.31 pm on Jane 2t at the airport: Maximum temperature 31.4 Associated humidity 73 Minimum temperature 26.5 Associated humidity 84 Hours of sunshine 3.05 Rainfall in millimetres 8.6
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  • SHIPPING TIMES
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      313 17 THE COST of meeting oil pollution claims between 1970 and the end of this year will total over US$l billion, with shipowners contributing substantially. The chairman designate of the International Tanker Owners Pollution Federation (Tovalop), Mr Peter Goulandris, said cargo
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      Shippers waiting for FEFC reply regarding talks
      498 17  -  By G DURAIRAJ ASEAN shippers are awaiting a reply from the Far Eastern Freight Conference (FEFC) on whether a full discussion will be held regarding their move to have the conference's westbound general cargo contract restructured. According to Federation of Asean Shippers' Council
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        94 17 UPI THE PORT of Qingdao is being expanded to handle 23 million tons of cargo by 1985, the China Daily said, an increase of 5 million tons over the present figure. Qingdao is about 603.4 kilometres south-east of Beijing on the Chinese coast facing the Yellow
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        Freight payment resumes
        64 17 ARGENTINA is resuming payment of freight charges for goods bound there to Japanese shipping firms, which were suspended due to the Falkland Islands crisis, Mitsui OSK Lines Ltd said. The Japanese shipping company said it has confirmed about 1640,000 remitted by an Argentine shipping agent, Agenda Maritima
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        113 17 Reuter THE General Council of British Shipping said the tramp trip index has declined to 131 in May from 137 in April. The index'has renewed a downward trend following gains in March and April during which it rose from 111 to 137 and it still remains well
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      783 17 SMpplaj Um Page Cd Adtfpetego Shpc VIE 1 Ate« vm i Alfred CT VI i Alltraaa vn 4 Alp ac VI 5 Aataaing X 4 Aatarm Shpg X 1 APCUae IX I APL m 4/5 Argentiae IV 4 ASCL m 1 ASL Coot VI 5 AjU Merchant
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      SHIP SALES
      787 18 MARKET sources believe the price for modern second-hand bulk carriers is unlikely to (all any further, as levels are so low pitched that further softening is not expected. Bulk carriers were the main features of last week's transactions reported by brokers at the London second-hand market, during a
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      Nigerian national line's new policy
      116 18 THE Nigerian National Shipping Line now carries nearly 40 per cent ot the country's imports. Oladipo Oladitan, general manager, told the he use of representatives' committee on transport that under a new shipping policy, NNSL had contributes to the stabilisation of commodity prices. It had
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      LONDON FREIGHTS
      1501 18 LIMITED grain chartering developed out of the US Gulf to the Far East on Thursday with business to Japan comprising a 30,000 tonner at US$l7 down $1.25 and a 52,000 tonner at an unchanged $16.25. A grain vessel was also arranged from the Gulf to Taiwan at $17.50.
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      PPA may allow more private port projects
      697 18 THE PHILIPPINE Ports Authority is likely to allow greater participation by the private sector in ports development because it is finding it difficult to find foreign financing for its six-year 5.3 billion peso 6 infrastructure programme (1982-87). However, private sector port projects must
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      Robin Shipyard wins deal
      147 18 ROBIN Shipyard has won a $28 million contract to build two drilling tender barges for a Hongkongbased offshore' drilling company. The two barges will be built to Robin's own design, with a telescopic mast measuring 44 metres and spacious air-condition-ed accommodation for 106 men as well
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      Qatar plans to set up rig yard
      158 18 A Q ATARI company, Man-) nai Trading, and Micoperi Spa of Italy are planning to set up an oil rig fabrica-. tion yard at UMM Said, 35 km south of Doha. 1 The multi-million dollar• joint venture is regarded* as an important step
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      Age of golden Greeks ends
      321 19 THE age of the "golden Greeks" is over and the shipping industry can no longer make millionaires of owners overnight. This is the message from the Union of Greek Shipowners president Mr Aristomenis Karageorgis who sees the future as containing ever increasing regulations which hem
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      Merchant ships laid-up doubles
      369 19 WORLD merchant shipping laid up for lack of employment doubled in only five months to 48.3 million dwt (739 ships) on April 30, the General Council of British Shipping (GCBS) said. The end-April total, which represents seven per cent of world tonnage, compares with 41.4 million
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      Sanko may slow down fleet expansion plans
      251 19 THE Japanese tanker specialist Sanko Steamship is expected to slow down its ambitious fleet expansion plans following substantial deterioration of its operations in the year ending March 31,1982. Figures just published show that the operator suffered heavily on the sluggish tanker and trampship
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      Slight recovery of seaborne trade
      193 19 THIS year should only see slight recovery in world seaborne trade which dropped last year by 5.1 per cent and by 2.8 per cent in 1980, Adib Al-Jadir, director of the shipping division of the UN conference on trade and development (Unctad), told a shipping
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      SHIPPING LIST where your ships are due ... and when
      4879 24 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 afrival and departure from the Port
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      Container Schedules
      740 25 CONTAINER TERMINAL RECEIVING OF EXPORT FCL CONTAINERS AND LCL CARGO Godowns i FCL Ship Voy Arrival for LCL Movement Date/Time Operator Cargo Schedule Korrigan 196 22.6.82 2300 Ned-EAC 49 1300-1400/1400-1600 P. Elsenhower 99 22.6.82 0700 APL TA 6 1300-1400/1400-1500 Monte Em 13A 22.6.82 0800 MOL 49 1500-1600 Anson
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      WHO ACTS FOR WHOM...
      1849 25 The leading shipping lines operating from local porta and their agents. A B Aehlpelega Bhpg Singapore Shpg Agencies (S) Euro-Asia Line (PN KL PK) ĔĔĔĔĔI Csatalaer Continental Feeder* (S) Cargo Freight (PK). ATEA Singapore Shipping Agencies (S) > Euro-Asia Line (PK PN). Atrt-farMh liae Transgroup Pte
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      BP's lay-up unit in Brunei to have capacity doubled
      387 26 BRITISH Petroleum's layup unit in Brunei, the second largest in the world, is to double its present capacity to meet growing demands from hard-pressed shipowners. The unit at Labuan, south of the China Sea typhoon belt, has become the largest privately
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      96 26 Reuter FOREIGN shipbuilding orders received by Japanese shipyards in May fell 42 per cent to 119,200 gross tons from 205,400 in April, and were down 77.1 per cent from 519,400 a year earlier, the Japan Ship Exporters Association said. This was the lowest since the 109,600 tons
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      The Consortia
      209 26 THE MAJOR shipping consortia operating between the Par East/Europe, Far East/Persian Gulf, Straits ports/ Australia, Straits/Japan and the member lines: ACE (PAR 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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      398 26 AT CONVENTIONAL WHARVES Vessel Berth Agent Arrival Departure KEPPEL WHARVES Arafura Career 5 Leo Shpg alongside 21.6.82/0700 Asian Star 31/2 Wallem alongside 21.6.82/0530 Gao Yang 47 Yick Fung alongside 21.6.82/0600 King Pearl 25 Guan Guan alongside 21.6.82/0600 Kota Sabas 10/11 PIL alongside 21.6.82/0600 Ned Streefkerk 3/4 Ned-EAC
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      284 17 r Companies' Activities, Key Personnel, Agencies The Straits Times DIRECTGRY Of Singapore (Buku Merah) ro> .1 \R I) INI \NT\II m Orient Overseas CcmicjMeA Line FULLY CONTAMEMSED SERVICE TO EUROPE (VIA SUEZ) •KFMC GARtCT lON iocator ?sn (OKAM MOJM 15* H. KONC CONTAMER 31N T* BM)S UK CJCKAUBI NU 3211
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      267 17 S3SEALORDHJ m UASC UNITED ARAB SHIPPING CO SAG) EXPRESS MULTI-PURPOSE SERVICES J Loading for Accepting Brut kit CWy KHALLKAN V.43 ki Port Dubai (30/6). Abu Dhabi 2/7) Shar-- m iah (4/7), Jubaii (6/7), Dammam I (8/7) Kuwait (10/7), Doha (12/7) -m ALSO ACCEPTMG CONTAINERS FOR> DUBAI AND IRAQ BN KHALDOON
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      615 18 Wl I FAR EAST/EUROPE CONTAINER SERVICE Mm Acc«ptoi( Fer: I) Barcelona Genoa. 2) Amsterdam Antwerp. L Havre, Basle. UK. 3) Bremen. Bremerhaven Aartius Copenhagen. Helsinki 4) Malmo Stockholm. Oslo •Accepting Europe cargo tor feeder na S pore 'Also direct cargo lor Spore I Bangkok Pts contact PERM6C P Keiang lor
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      217 18 SUPERCARRIER SERVICE FROM: US GULF US ATLANTIC EAST CANADA NV«t hM SaM faM 24/1 2S/I 27/t 21/t 24/1 M/l 1/7 J/7 *1/1 1/7 1/7 7/7 1/7 U/7 IDT NWVN.S "BARBER TENNESSEE" 22/4/12 BARBER PRIAM 2/7/12. "BARBER TAIF" 17/7/12 TO: PANAMA iteMutaiii,) —US ATLANTIC —US GULF —E. CANADA. NOrte am n/(
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      738 19 The Straits Steamship Group occ [co Overseas Containers Limited CONTAINERSHIP SERVICE TO UK CONTINENT inuo unos MMUXM MT (BAM MT CMKMUT .UTMONNM H burj Brw "dam Le Ha»re St sjm w sjm a/t 2i/t n/f n/i (i/7 §2/7 77/( n/i 30/fi (1/7 27/1 M/t 30/t 18/7 13/7 •J/7 PS/7 M/
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      537 19 NOTICE OF REMOVAL We take pleasure to inform you that with effect frpm 21st June 1982, our new office will be at: 3RD FLOOR, BANK OF CHINA BUILDING, BATTERY ROAD, SINGAPORE 0104, REPUBLIC OF SINGAPORE. TELEPHONE: *****66 (12 LINES) CABLE ADDRESS: "YIFUCOSIN" TELEX: R*****5 YIFUSIN R*****9 YIFUS YICK FUNG SHIPPING
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      534 20 |jl Hapag-Lloyd EXPORTS I UwpaM Bar Oty d Urtu| T«k« Eipress Kovtoen Bay CjrA|jr Bar Also accepting transhipment carp tor CARBBEAN/WEST VMS na Hamburg Mai Kktuners HLfU TW HK 14 6 16 6 24 6 26 6 1/7 3/7 S pore PK Pen Bilbao Genoa H burg B ha»en Rdam
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      512 20 CONVENTIONAL SERVICE STORE UTAH 177*/1781 26 21 tune VEGA 174«/175£ 73 24 My PEKING 30 luiw 1 tu>y 21 n Mi FULLY CONTUOBED TO/FROM NORTH AMERICA WEST/EAST COASTS I I M Ma FULLY CONTAIOISED TO/FROM NORTH AMERICA NEST COAST "«u feeder mul k mm m me K. WOWS SUN 171
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      458 20 EVERGREEN LINE FAR EAST/EUROPE CONTAINER SERVICE ACCEPTING fCI 8 La CAAGG FOB SGP HI KO MG FlI ROM AMR LMV l»t< 22/4 23/4 4/7 15/7 17/7 19/7 21/7 22/7 E.«1«4 4/7 J/7 IV7 24/7 21 7 31/7 1/1 2/1 E<« V*or 14/7 S/l 7/1 VI 11/1 12/1 AISO ACCEPTRK ICI
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      975 20 Everett LmesJ Burma Five Star Shipping Corpn. "BURMESE NATIONAL LINE' LOAMNG FOR RANGOON Sport PHetam P»an» PAGAA »/27 km MM i/1M PHASHWG»«*Y*A 7/ 9 M HTOKYWA H/12 M BFSSC Agcntsm MoloyM BOUSTE AD SHIPPING TEL NOS KL *****4/*****7—PKELANG *****1/8 PENANG Camps ma Arftrtaw D« f|_ »r IntffoaMißMMal 362 6 A
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      400 20 SI NOSE MARITIME PTE LTD SANKYO LINE Seaport P Kdanf SANTA DMNA SALVIA I HELIOS BALSA 21 GOLD STATE TMONES PAZESTIELLA wmmwm TWSHO MARU Sato) Sated 26-27/6 30-1/7 2-3/7 3-4/7 M/ 7 12-13/7 20-21/7 23-25/8 28-29/6 30-1/7 6-7/7 6-7/7 10-11/7 IH9/7 27-21/6 2-3/7 10-11/7 14-15/7 22-23/7 SMOSE MMRTM PTE LTD
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      962 21 w PIL GROUP FULL CONTAINER SERVICE TO COLOMBO. HODEIDAH. JEDDAH AQABA (Reefer Cntrs Acceptable) EAST AFRICA/REDSEA SERVICE COLOMBO/KARACHI/P. GULF SERVICE Singapore Loading (or KOTACAHAVAV.E-2SO 2/sJuly Shuaiba, KMW.it, Dammam, Dubai, Karachi KOTA MOLEK V.E-252 10/15 July Karachi. Dubai, Oammtm, Kuwait SINGAPORE/CHITTAGONG/RANGOON/SER VICES KOTA RIA. Singapore 24/26 June Loading For: Chittagong, Rangoon
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      1671 22 EXPRESS CONTAINER SERVICE NEW YORK/E. CANADA CALIFORNIA FEIDE* VESSEL STORE MOTta VESSEI TOKYO PHORK STMAH ST UH M EMERALD Vl3 27 lun #TOHBEI MARU 13 Jul 8 Aug S Auj ft PIONEER V 9 2 tul KIIROBE MARU 19 Ivl 14 Aug 12 Aug 18 Aug CRO/EV29E 11 Jul NEW
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      574 22 KORINS MARITIME SERVICES Room 601. ICB Building. Shenton Way. Singapore Tel *****22 *****67 P Kelang Tel *****4 *****5 MIDDLE EAST/RED SEA/EUROPE SERVICES ASIA MERCHANT MARINE SEMI-CONTAINER SERVICE S'pore P.Kelang Loading for HW«G 5My Jeddah ASIA NO. 11 17 My Dammam/Dubai/Abu Dhabi m GOLDEN LINE MAN GUAM SHIPPING (PTE) LTD >•"(
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      736 22 INTRASEA (PTE) LTD. Suit** J616 internet -\i' Para Arsor Rd Siny i; ore OJO7 T* 1 'O incsi VOIASIAUMI BREAKBULK SERVICE TO EUROPE/UK FUU CONTAINER SERVIu TO EUROPE/UK Smgapare loadmg tor WATEtGEUS m 129 4 Mr Mdah/liMsnl/irtaßn/ Hartaurg'Ratterdam'Tlwy/ Le Havre Mm acceptng C«K«tri to Bat*/Trpail at aba/ Tart aus/ Heiandna/Bagtwlad
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      706 23 NEPTUNE ORIENT LINES LTD TO EUROPE/UK (VIA SUEZ): S'pore N GARNET 10#+ 23/6 MERCATOR 26*.. 28/6 K JACEJIN 15W 3/7 HK CONTAINER 31W 10/7 T# BRIDGE 11N 17/7 C PAUL 32W 24/7 Also accepting cargo to/from Scandinavia N GARNET S'pore Closing Times: FCL Cargo LCL Cargo FROM EUROPE (VIA SUEZ)
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      506 23 MALDIVE LINES ETA KUAMTAN MALDIVE PRIZE loading For DUBAI' DAMMAM KUWAIT MALDIVE CREST Loading For Male MALDIVE PLEDGE Loading For MUSCAT DAMMAM KUWAIT MALDIVE PRIVN.EGE Loading For Madras Colombo MALDIVE NAVIGATOR Loading For Dubai Dammam, Kuwait MALDIVE COURAGE 2 Loading For Shariah Karachi MALDIVE PEARL Loading For Hodeidah MALDIVE STAR
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      868 23 ♦swsov SINGAPORE SOVIET SHIPPING CO PRIVATE LTD SHSOV BUHDMG 55, Market Street Singapore 0104 Telephone Numbers *****3 (15 Lines) Cable Address SfBOV SINGAPORE Tetei Numbers RS ***** RS ***** RS ***** P. KEIANC PENANG M/S SHARKAT NAN SOON SON EM) IST ANO 2ND FLOOR. MESSRS HAI THONG SHTTMG 23 WMd
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      97 23 SAMSHIP WOOD CARRIERS TIMBER ft PLYWOOD SERVICE TO UK/CONTMENT Bum ELPAN SAO IW* SAiAARMDA STOW S2O 6 J// lOAMNG fOR NANTES ROM AMI UK (TUURT) CASABIANCA SfTE ROM ANT'UK (TIBURT) orm MDOKSiAN PORTS SUBKCI MNICEMENT AGENTS: S PORE: CONFRE-ASIA PTE LTD 2607/2610 UIC BLOG SHENTON WAY. SINGAPORE BOOKINGS TEL: *****44
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      837 24 S S C Group SINGAPORE SHIPPING CORPORATION PTE. LTD. 20tm floor ocean building Singapore 0104 'MARKETING 91''22 <3 GENERAL *****1 t22 LINESi TELEX RS ***** RS ***** A 6 CARSHIP CABLE CARGOSHIP Regional Container Miics 2 SAILINGS A WEEK to/from BANGKOK BERTHING EVERY NOON TUESDAYS SATURDAY sr„ SINGAPORE ISLANDS LINE
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      297 25 EGYPTIAN ■ii torn Itf WT 23 n« wr v INTERNATIONAL LINE (EIL EGYPTIAN FLAG SERVICE TO EGYPT (POUT SUEZ POUT SAM) ALEXANDRIA) sum wmz rtm mhmm orn jm Mr» Mr 12 Mr u or i Mr m Mr n m» a m» ji or 23 M| 17 M| It M|
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      244 25 CARGO SPACE AVARABLE ON UNER VESSELS LOAOMQ FOR MADRAS, COLOMBO. CHfTGG, CALCUTTA, R'QOON, KARACHI. BKK, MANILA, MUSCAT, DUBAI. DAMMAM, KUWAIT, DOHA, ALEXANDRIA, MARSEILLES. RDAM, DURBAN, CAPETOWN, ANGOLA, JAKARTA, BAMARANG, SURABAYA PLADJU, TARAKAN.BONTANO .U.S. GULF, AUBT, WHAMPOA 4 SHANGHAI INDOGULF FREIGHT SERVICES TEL *****00. *****01 TELEX RS ***** INDGUL TIGER EXPRESS
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      117 25 Freight Management Pte Ltd MIS, NUimltwwl Plus, Am U S pvt CO7 T* *****11 (12 kw) Trin: RS 2N29 FKTMM REGULAR CONTAINER SERVICES FCL AM) LCL TO: AUSTRALIA, NEW ZEALAND, UK/EUROPE, PORTS/DESTINATIONS ON REQUEST HUAT SHIPPING CO, (PTE.) LTD. WJ ifTWIHTIOimi HAM. 13TM FIOOR. SWK 1319/1321 STOK 0217 ms 22M511/22W591
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      487 26 HAJ SHIPPING SDN. BHD. -N 'f S«/ •i S N» > 'flri MJ «,1t HA) w i. ir t-H ■V '.MKT Ni j <h i i < mi )H n H'<[) '< 1 M IMViU.SK) 1 U» BINTULU CONTRACTORS SDN. BERHAD 37 p iA*>tJn R&Ad Kixhui Sarjujt 1H S7?€3 ?0566
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      211 26 MAGNA MARINE LINES 'MI"'" If :11 r 1 I.I'J.Ij BLUE OCEAN LINES MCCT REGULAR NON COHERENCE SOMdC£ TO COLOMBO WO KARACHI Rainbow (ham Line .v./J TO: MEDITERRANEAN SEA Spare P. Ketone Penanf Lwdnf tar: MCXT B 21JM IMy 4My Pari Said/Ateiandrto/ Linuuai/Baaiit/nrMiß/lattiku (Part Sudan/Aqaba/Manin SM>jecl to Inducement) SAGASIA PTE LTD.
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      357 26 SINWAH CONTAINER LINE REGULAR CONTAMER HO SERVICE TO AUSTRALIA. NEW 2EALAID AND FAR EAST ETA S pore 23 June XCCCPTMG CONTAINERISED CARGO FOR MANILA, HONGKONG, SYDNEY, MELBOURNE AUCKLAND AND WELLINGTON General Agents TICK FUNC SHIPPING ENTERPRISES CO. LTD Ist. Floor, Bonk of Chino Bldg Battery Rood, Tel: *****5, ***** FOR
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      170 26 Regional Weather 4* N > K 1 1 S m m w as e SG <S7^» (HHflfc. *9?™^ uS? 1£ SIGNIFICANT WEATHER AND SEA CONDITIONS AT 7.30 A.M. THIS MORNING. LEGEND: R Thunderstorm Temperature °C Shower Weather w «nd direction with speed in knots V £0* ew Wave height Cloudy
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