The Business Times, 22 March 1983

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    11 1 BUSINESS TIMES M.C.(P) No. 67/1/83 TUESDAY, MARCH U, IMS AO CENTS
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    Ohbayashi-Gumi wins $85.5m HDB sand deal
    450 1  -  By ANGELINE TAN OHBAYASHI-GUMI, one of the top Japanese construction companies, has won an $85.5 million contract to remove sludge from sand pits in Tampines for the Housing and Development Board. This contract is part of a scheme to clean up the massive silt
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    Lock icon Price of tin soars to new high in London
    178 1 Reuter THE PRICE of tin, boosted by speculative demand and a weaker sterling rate against the US dollar, soared to an all-time high of £9,106 a tonne on the London Metal Exchange yesterday. Later it dropped back slightly, due to profit-tak-ing
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    Flatted factories for Alexandra Road sites
    526 1  -  By LIM SOON NEO A NEW BELT of private flatted factory buildings will soon appear along Alexandra Road at the former Thye Hong biscuit factory and See Hoy Chan godown sites. Two blocks of six-storey buildings will be built at the site where the
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    SIA in move to trim engineering division
    530 1  -  By WANG LOOK KEAH SINGAPORE Airlines has 249 redundancies in its engineering division which it is no longer able to support. The company is taking steps to do away with this Cat to stay trim and fit in the face of a slowdown
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    Lock icon EEC countries agree to realign currencies
    317 1 Reuter EUROPEAN Economic Community countries realigned their currencies yesterday, with the deutschemark revalued by 5.5 per cent and the French franc devalued by 2.5 per cent. West German Finance Minister Gerhard Stoltenberg said the realignment within the European Monetary System (EMS), which links eight
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  • BRIEFLY...
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      Lock icon Fighting forgery
      60 1 Reuter AMERICAN Taiwanese officials in Taipei yesterday started a four-day conference on ways of curbing Taiwan's notorious counterfeiting industry. The conference would discuss better legal protection for patent owners and tougher penalties for offenders. Counterfeiting currently carries a maximum sentence of five years in Jail. The officials would
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      Lock icon Nakasone's tour
      68 1 UPI JAPANESE Prime Minister Yasuhiro Nakasone will visit Malaysia in early May on the last leg of his twoweek official tour of Ase&n. Akitane Kiuchi, Japan's Ambassador in Kuala Lumpur, yesterday said Nakasone plans to establish "very strong relations" with Malaysia during his May 8-10 visit. It is
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      Lock icon Diplomatic ties
      58 1 UPI PRIME Minister Robert Muldoon of New Zealand yesterday said the decision to upgrade the country's diplomatic relations with the Soviet Union to the ambassadorial level is up to Moscow. "As far as we are concerned the ball is in their court," Muldoon said, on the possibility of
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      Lock icon Request to France
      79 1 AP THE foreign ministers of the fivecountry Association of South-east Asian Nations will call on Prance to hold off its plan to provide assistance to Vietnam until the Cambodian problem is solved, Indonesian Foreign Minister Mochtar Kusumaatmadja said. Mochtar leaves today for Bangkok to meet other Asean
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      Lock icon No forex controls
      60 1 AFP THE Indonesian government installed by President Suharto last Saturday will probably not introduce any new monetary policies, so continuing its free foreign exchange policy. AaUra news agency quoted chairman of the Indonesian Private Banks Association Nyoman Muna as saying that the establishment of foreign exchange controls
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      Lock icon Royalty demands
      79 1 Reuter ABU DHABI has softened demands for a retroactive 20 per cent royalty on the profits of foreign banks operating there, banking sources said. It is now seeking to backdate the royalty only to 1982 instead of the banks' date of incorporation as stipulated in a circular sent
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      Lock icon Rain at last
      84 1 Reuter HEAVY rains have swept areas of Australia suffering the worst drought this century, giving farmers hope that the long dry spell may be ending. The rains, the first for five years in some parts, crossed the eastern states of New South Wales and Queensland filling dams
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    Datuk Lee San Choon to resign from Cabinet
    178 1 DAIUK Lee Bmm Cheea, the ttsa (MCA) pritoital, to to and retire (ram icthrc pslOes tram April 1. Datak Lee, 41, whe has km to the Cifctoil tor the to atoe the tor a MCA secretory general Ito M Cheng lea Nyaa
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    JTC offering office space to software and services firms
    457 1  -  By LEE YOKE MENG APPROVED computer software and specialist service companies can now apply for office space at five of the Jurong Town Corporation's Industrial estates. These estates are Ayer Rajah, Bedok, Aug Mo Kk>. Telok Blangah and Kolam Ayer. Together,
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      234 1 The Singapore s Straits Business Times World DIRECTORY at your (jf Fingertips Singapore (Buku Merah) raosz WILL high technology will be the panacea for American industry? Page 4 EUROPEAN monetary crisis has important bearing on US economic recovery Page 5 MALAYSIA gets US$56O million loan for general development purposes from
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      200 2 WE ARE KNOWN BY THE GOMR&NY WE KEER Judging from the number of companies that have turned to Electrolux Constructor, storage economy is not Just an empty phrase. rflh If anything, Electrolux Constructor have proven Kj time and again that where space is at a prerrv |F ium, only the
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  • TRADE AND INDUSTRY
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      Atari defines market for home computers
      519 3  -  By LEE HAN SHIH ATARI Inc has defined some 130,000 households in Singapore as the market for its home computers. The US company believes these households out of a total of 900,000 here have the means to buy a home computer. But Atari and
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      Better water supply in CBD to combat fire
      432 3 A 11.09 million project to improve water supply in the central bwfcwss district (CBD) far Are fighting purposes will be completed by the end of tiMs month. This involves the installation of new and bigger triple outlet fire hych-ants on larger water
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      BP cuts contract prices
      126 3 BP SINGAPORE has announced changes in the contract prices (postings) of its oQ products (ram March 18. This makes BP the fifth refiner here to reduce prices following the Organisation of Petroleum Exporting Countries' agreement to cut its official oil price. A sixth oil company, Caltex,
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      First regional exhibition of educational materials
      333 3 ASEAN-DIDACTA 83, the first international educational materials fair in this region, will be held from June 7 to 11 at the Work) Trade Centre. More than 120 exhibitors from 23 countries have booked space for a total net area of over 2,000 square metres
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      Reclamation of Pulau Busing to cost $32.5m
      403 3  -  By LOH HUI YIN TWO DUTCH companies will carry out reclamation work cm Pulau Busing—the site of Singapore's second offshore storage terminal at a cost of $32.5 million. Ballsst Nedam Far East Pte Ltd and Roskalts International BV will start work soon to
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      PEOPLE IN BUSINESS
      220 3 HILTON International Singapore has promoted Clil Shalt Uew from assistant comptroller to comptroller. Mr Cheong Joined the Hilton in 1972 and has under taken various audit assignment! on other Hilton hotels in Asia and Guam. Hilton has also promoted Jen Elm Tma from accounts assistant to assistant
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      TRADE TALK
      337 3 INSULBO A RD, an Australiaa-developedl n s a 1 ation material, is being introduced into the Singapore and regional markets The material, which ia made from modified phenolic foam, ia produced in Singapore by Jack* Inaulhoard Pte Ltd, a Joint venture of Jacks SEA Ltd and Insulboard Holdings
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      State land for farming
      155 3 THE PRIMARY Production Department is inviting applications (ram tanner* to (arm If hectares at vacant state land in Yio Chu Kane, Sembawang and Choa Chu bag. These isolated pockets of land, helouglag to the goverament, range from half a hectare to one hectare In ttm. A
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      MHE to invest initial $1.7m in Jurong factory
      320 3 THE AWARD of a manufacturing licence has led Material Handling Engineering Pte Ltd to invest an initial $1.7 million in a new factory in Jurong. MHE, which designs warehousing and production floor systems for materials handling, will manufacture dock levellers and platforms
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      Special housing plan for civil servants
      244 3 CTVIL servants will take up tt> 330 HUDC Oats in -the Pine Grove I and n estates while a further 70 units In Gflhnan Heights will be set aside far them. This means they will occupy half of the MO flats which wffl he
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      275 3 major date for Asean Industrialists Since its inception in 1977, Machine Asia has grown to be the most important machinery and engineering equipment show in South East Asia A showcase at the heart of the South East Asian multi-billion dollar market for suppliers from around the world. Machine Asia 81
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  • OVERSEAS
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      Lock icon Seoul urged to deal with rising foreign debts
      347 4 AFP SOUTH Korea'8 four major industrial and business organisations have urged the government to pay more attention to the country's mounting foreign debts problem. Press reports said the Federation of Korean Industries, the Korean Chamber of Commerce and Industry, the Korean Traders
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      Lock icon Atari's move abroad may set future trend
      730 4 NYT THE decision by Atari Inc to move 1,700 assembly jobs from California to Asia has raised questions of whether high technology will be the panacea for American industry, creating jobs for thousands of workers laid off by faltering smokestack companies. Many economists
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      Lock icon US experts disagree on how to revive steel sector
      246 4 AP INDUSTRY experts in Washington see the US steel industry as economically ailing but not terminally ill, yet they disagree about the medicine needed to revive it in the face of stiff foreign competition. "One can only see sort of a
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      KL repayment liabilities estimated at over M$2.3bn
      543 4 MALAYSIA'S repayment liabilities on its external debt including instalments of principal and interest charges will be over MJ2 3 billion by 1986, representing a 2 -fold increase of a rapid and continuing build-up in foreign borrowings since 1978. This projection of liabilities from
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      DAILY AIRCRAFT MOVEMENTS
      734 4 ARRIVALS Service Loea I Operator Nwber Tine Fro* PAA PA0Q5 0245 JFK/SFO/HKG SU SQ101 0815 KUL MAS MH601 0920 KUL MAS MH682 1000 KCH RBA BI421 1000 BWN MAS MH671 1Q2D KUL CPA CX710 1030 HLP MAS MH811 1040 PEN GU GA960 1100 HLP S1A SQ1Q3 1100
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      Lock icon UK oil at below US$30 may start price war
      551 5 Reuter BRITAIN will start an oil pricing war if it cuts its crude below US$3O a barrel and the resulting plunge in world prices could wipe out the economics of North Sea oil, the Middle East Economic Survey (Mees) said. But
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      Lock icon Declining petroleum prices shake Texas
      428 5 NYT THE plunge in world petroleum prices, which promises to speed economic recovery in most other parts qf America, is sending tremors of trepidation through Texas and the rest of the American oil region. The region, whose economy took off on the five-fold increase in
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    • WORLD IN BRIEF
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        TRAVEL TAX ON ISRAELIS
        381 5 ISRAELIS going abroad will have to pay a US$5O travel tax starting next month, according to a decision by the Israeli Ministerial Economic Committee. A committee spokesman said that some $40 million are expected to be collected from the estimated 800,000 Israelis who will be travelling
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      Lock icon Curfew in strife-torn areas of Assam
      172 5 Reuter AN INDEFINITE curfew was clamped early last Sunday on strife-torn areas of India's north-eastern state of Assam where 25 people have been killed in two days of violence. The order came at the start of a 24-hour state-wide strike called by Assamese militants
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      Lock icon How European money crisis will affect US
      722 5 NYT THE European monetary crista seems distant and of no direct coocern to Americans. But it will have an important bearing on whether the fragile beginnings of US recovery can gain strength. The immediate issue has boiled down to a fierce tug-of-war between
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  • BANKING AND FINANCE
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      Malaysia secures US$550m loan
      490 6 MALAYSIA has obtained a US$55O million loan for general development purposes from the Asian and European markets just six months after it raised a US$l.l billion external loan to finance development projects. Bank Bumiputra Malaysia Bhd in a statement confirming earlier reports of the loan said
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      Lock icon Merger of Financial Federation
      129 6 Reuter FINANCIAL Federation Inc of Los Angeles, in a surprise move over the weekend, rejected the merger proposal announced earlier by Gibraltar Financial Corp and agreed instead to be acquired by Great Western Financial Corp. The new proposed transaction has essentially the same total value, if
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      AT&T units seen as major factor in US debt market
      254 6 THE telephone operating units of American Telephone and Telegraph Co will reemerge as a major factor in US credit markets following the break-up of the Bell system next year, John S Bain, vice-president of Lehman Brothers Kuhn Loeb Inc, said.
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      Lock icon Tokyo will not underwrite national bonds
      161 6 Reuter JAPANESE Prime Minister Yasuhiro Nakasone has reiterated that government policy is to let the market absorb national bond issues and not to have them underwritten by the Bank of Japan. Economists in Tokyo yesterday said Nakasone's statement to the Upper House of Parliament
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      Lock icon American banks reach net borrowed reserves of US$242m
      307 6 Reuter AMERICAN banks had a US$242 million average net borrowed reserve position in the week ended March 16, compared with a revised free reserve position of $224 million the previous week, the New York Federal Reserve Bank said. The previous week's net
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      Singapore market
      469 6 STRONG buying on the local foreign exchange market pushed the US dollar up against moat major currencies yesterday. The US unit opened at $2.0830/40 against the Singapore dollar. In the morning it strengthened to hit the day's high oI $2.0910/20 and remained at that level (or some time.
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      PLR
      22 6 THE average rate at which major Singapore banks are currently prepared to lend to their beet customers is 9.23 per cent.
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      ASIAN $
      195 6 ASIAN ASIAN currency deposit interbank rates as at close on March 21: U8 Dollar* Spot Offer Bid 7 days 9* St 1 month 07/16 95/16 2 months 0 9/16 9 7/16 3 months 9 9/16 9 7/16 6 months 9* 9H 9 months 9H 9*> 12 months 9 15/16 9
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      Discount
      46 6 RANGE at prices offer <ed by discount how i on March 21: Overnight :SM Call depot Its: «m, Ctoiaf 3-month Baytag SalUaf Treasury bill* 2H 2* 3-month Bank bills 0H 3 months CD 8 7/16 5/18 6 months CO AH «s Source: National Discount Co
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      US dollar continues steady in Hongkong
      197 6 THE US dollar yesterday held firm against all ma)or curreucies in slightly increased late activity. The French franc was quoted sharply lower in Europe at an opening midpoint 7.20 to the dollar, but no indication on the franc was available from dealers in Hongkong
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      Gold
      260 6 GOLD FUTURES in Singapore yesterday fluctuated narrowly throughout the session in light trading on uncertainty over the outcome of the EMS discussions before closing lower compared with New York's Friday close. Total sales for the (My was recorded at 217 lets while kerb volume at 356 lots. Prompt closed
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      Silver quotes
      36 6 New York 10.52B 10.68 10.586 1Q.MS Zurich 10.57B 10.BB 10.67S ■w M.75S Sacftpore rn 10.55B TWi 10 BR 10.C6 M75S Closing prices to US c loUan a tray ouao t. Source: Credit Suisse, S'pore
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      London
      233 6 CURRENCIES participating in the European Monetary System floated freely against one another in early turbulent trading, as European central banks temporarily suspended intervention yesterday. This pushed the dollar higher and deprened sterling, as foreign exchange traders tried to gauge new parities for EMS currencies, pending the outcome of yesterday's
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    Lock icon The boat people's California dream
    1029 7  -  ROBERT COTTRELL reports on the increasingly hopeless plight of Hongkong's Vietnamese refugees. ROBERT COTTRELL FT HONGKONG is floating the idea that its Vietnamese refugees might eventually face compulsory repatriation to Vietnam. The proposal is a tentative one. It would require the cooperation of the Vietnamese
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  • Page 7 Miscellaneous
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      730 7 I IM-OIE CROSSWORD MONROE SYSTEMS W OC 8820 Business Micro Computer Order Entry/Inventory Management S Hire Purchose/Leosing/Rentol Bonking (Test Key Operation) Bullion A Commodities Systems Consultancy Software Development Word Processing Office Automation DATAQUIP (S) PTE LTD 2 Alexandra Road #06-06 Delta House (0315) Tel: 272-6512/6514/6515 a Road #06-06 e (0315)
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      988 7 rnVBHRWIffI SINGAPORE 5 3.00 PM Opening Mowed by Enifma (Mandarin/r) Serial about an ambitious woman. 4.25 Stitchery: Stitchery includes the techniques of embroidery, needlepoint and applique. This programme demonstrates the procedures involved in these basic methods and the treatment of embroidery and applique. 4.45 Afternoon Matinee PSI-F actor Nothing like
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    Gearing up for high-tech
    474 8 GEORGE Washington's birthday on Feb 22 was bad timing for Atari Inc to announce it would shift 1,700 jobs from California to the Far East. It was a day when Americans felt most patriotic and they were naturally shocked by Atari's decision. The manufacturer of video
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    Lock icon Still haunted by a ghost
    1182 8  -  Almost three years after independence, Zimbabwe is still troubled by black-white hostilities, so much so that the last Prime Minister of white-ruled Rhodesia, lan Smith, bristling with anger, asks: 'When peace came, there was supposed to be reconciliation. What sort of reconciliation is this?' It
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      128 8 PAIMWELD THE NAME TO REMEMBER FOR WEUMNG, SPRAHNGk SAFETY AND HYDRAULIC EQUIPMENT WELDING EQUIPMENT n jSOr 13 AM*-Optrmv Wstwr morsltsse SPRA TING EQUIPMENT r- rs2 hxk EEECEI3k UW SAFETY EQUIPMENT IT 9 HYDRAULIC EQUIPMENT ll From a modest supplier of welding equipment, Panweld has grown enormously in the past decode
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    Lock icon Xerox empire strikes back at the Japanese
    1370 9  -  JASON CRISP in London and JUREK MARTIN in Tokyo chart Xerox's strategy in fighting Japan's dominance in the copier market JASON CRISP and JUREK MARTIN FT THE Lyric Theatre in London's Shaftesbury Avenue recently reverberated to a spectacular audio-visual show complete with flashing
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      947 9 0) International Discount Company Limited (Incorporated in Singapore) Balance Sheet 31st December 1982 Share Capital (Note 2) Revenue Reserves General reserve Profit unappropriated Total Capital and Reserves Current Liabilities and Provisions Deposits of customers (Note 3) Other liabilities including provisions and inner reserve Proposed dividend 500,340,427 *****,099,316 411,727,469 *****,067,570 Current
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  • RAW MATERIALS
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      LONDON MARKETS
      654 11 COFFEE: Robusta coffee futures yesterday at midday eased quite sharply in the nearer positions as influential selling In the May contract triggered liquidation and stoploss orders. May lost £29 a tonne but the more forward deliveries were quieter and little changed. Turnover totalled 2,060 lots SUGAR: Raw sugar
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      PALM OIL
      134 11 The Malaysian crude palm oil market yesterday closed easier on further selling interest in moderate trading. In the March position, the south sector (ell M 54.50 to Mf723 a tonne and central Ms 3 to MJ7IS while in the April position south lost M 52.50 to M 5725.
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      TEXTILES
      196 11 YARN and cotton prices were quoted as follows In Hongkong yesterday. (In HK dollars, spot exgodown) Cattea yarn: China Blue Phoenix 20b 2,490; 32s 2,980, 40s 3.210 (per bale of 400 lbs). Piece |m4s: China Butterfly and Globe brand unq; Dragon Head unq; Five Lambs unq; Flower and Butterfly
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      Produce exchange
      170 11 CHINESE Predaee Exchange, Stagspm, eieriag priM per lMhf Cmiml «II: Bulk fob $95.00 seller», old drum (in second hand drum) fob $108.00 sellers, new drum fob $112.00 sellers. Copra: Mixed (loose) $55 buyers. Pepper: Muntok white Bpper fob Asta NLW 60.00 sellers, Sarawak white pepper faq fob NLW
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      RUBBER
      195 11 RUBBER PRICES IN Singapore yesterday fluctuated throughout the day before closing steady with April One RSS buyers quoted at 224.50 cents per kilo, unchanged from last Friday's close. The morning market ended unchanged at last Friday's closing levels after fluctuating on higher London advices alternating with some speculative selling.
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      RAS PRICES
      310 11 RA8 price* In cents per kilo yestei rday: (per kilo) (par kilo) lot. I R.SS prompt f.o.b. 2110 lot. 1 RSi April 234.30 Int 1 R.S.S May 234 00 Int 2 RSJ 204.50 UK Coot 203 50 Iat. 1 R.S5 201 00 UK/Coot 200 00 IM.4IL&S. in JO
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      SSR and SMR
      86 11 1 1 SMK prm* ym Iunbr RAJ April icwmi a imnW Ilk) (PwwUlll (•Jul Id ■Ik) ■an ■an »a (1-taB pallMl BUO WW moo US.OON MBKLB (l-*m paUtt MIHI April mooN moo Nv ZM.OON 8MRCV (1-taa pdW 311-00 SlkOON 116.00 J1&.00N Ml ll w p>OM) mot 300
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      RICE
      334 11 SINGAPORE: Yesterday's closing prices in S$ per kilo, ex-godown: THAI WHITE: 100 per cent first clan (Kangaroo) new crop 1.02, 100 per cent second class 0.72, 100 per cent third class 0.68, 25 per cent new crop 0.58, B-10 per cent 0.67. THAI BROKEN: A-super 0.60, Special 0.56 THAI
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      CLOSING PRICES
      27 11 Robber: March 21 Singapore: April: 224.50 cent* (unchanged) Malaysia: April: 245.50 cent* (op 0.50 cents) irrgy, i per kilo (unchanged) 243 tonnes (np 103 tonnes)
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      Straits Tin
      74 11 THE STRAITS tla price in Pnug yesterday held steady at M 139.55, aaehaaged tram last Friday aad withla the IT A lower seetar at Ms2t.ls aad The higher eflerlngs of are, accumulated aver the weekend at 243 teanes tram 14# last week, has preheated the priee tram laereastag
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  • ASIAN STOCKS
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      Manila
      109 11 SHARE prices yesterday closed easier on a turnover of 2.49 million pesos compared with 6.33 million on Friday. MAR SI Pun A CO)* Milling Anglo Phil Ape* Mining B A tiki Con B Bagulo Odd Bane Petroleum Benguet Con. B nnrfc rim Phu Hidgs Lepanto Maiinduque B Marsteel Oriental
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      Bangkok
      179 11 SHARE prices yesterday closed mostly lower in the absence of buying support in quiet trading. The Book Club index dropped 0.30 point to 115.43 on a turnover of 35.5 million baht with over 365,000 shares transferred. MAR 21 Bants ♦A Aofcham Thai Aala Fibre Aiuttiui in*. And Trust Bangkok
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      449 11 HONGKONG THE STOCK market yesterday closed Just above the day's low on sporadic, late shortcovering with the Hang Seng index 36.21 points down at 955.11 points. The earlier decline was attributed to a withdrawal of institutional investors following recent poor corporate results and nervousness in the foreign
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      366 11 SHARE PRICES closed lower across the board in very quiet trading yesterday. The sharpest declines were concentrated in the resource sector, following at the weekend in gold and base metal prices. However, many minings regained some ground on afternoon buying The All-Ordinaries index opened lower and
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    1858 12 BID and after prices officially listed aad buaineas In and reported to the SMdTßtrtnm of Singapore yeoMrdftfwith the number at shares traded thown in bracket* in krts of 1,000 units iinlnoi otherwise apecifled. All Time» Settlement Contracts are quoted attar the word
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    3122 12 1 10b* IMS Itfk Low Compaay Last Sale +erGr*s DW DW C*T Gr's TM Net P/E Vol fOOO> Day High Low li SECTION ONE *«irr INDUSTRIAL ft COMMERCIAL a i sn 460 no 480 sn 510 1040 SM 440 «t are SM 4B M» r* 1 8?
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    1753 12 BID tad MMr prim MBcteßjr BMi M MMm la M npM M M ML ,lllJ Ul 11 Almb (IMB SBB) LB (B) Ml (1) lit (41) 1M (1) Ml (B) Mi AGM(IUB) mb> (MB) a) i« (t) la (D Mi (4) 1« BM(MB) M M 0» (LRB
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    590 12 SHARE prices closed tower on the Koala Lumpur stock market yesterday. After an easier opening, prices continued to dip on lack of Interest. Apart from a few stocks, the market was soft for the better part of the morning. In the afternoon, the mood improved slightly
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      ICS underwriting profits up 20pc
      499 13 INSURANCE Corporation of Singapore's general and life iMurance business enjoyed a good year in 1982 in spite of the economic recension and keen competition. Marine hull claims, which had shown "extremely" poor underwriting results in the past few years, saw a vast improvement last year.
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      Lower earnings at three MMC tin companies
      417 13 THREE tin «"taring companies in the MMC stable, Ayer Hitam Tin Dredging Malaysia, Tongkoh Harbour Tin Dredging and Aokam Tin, have reported sharply lower interim earnings. Of the three, Ayer Hitam recorded the sharpest decline for the six months ended Dec 31, 1«
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      216 13 Reuter INTERNATIONAL City HsMags LM*s earnings and dividends will fall this year unless there is a significant improvement in the Hongkong property market, said chairman Li Ka Shing. The company earlier reported a HKJ119.62 million Srofit for 1982 against L 47.04 million in the period from its flotation
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      From tin mining to high finance
      1050 13  -  By SUSAN THAM AT THE boardroom of Killinghall Tin (Malaysia) Bhd (KTB), the first thing that catches the eye is the huge lode of tin ore displayed prominently on the table. That and other specimens arrayed on the floor vividly illustrate the tremendous importance
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      151 13 ON MARCH 1,1983 THE TRADE DEVELOPMENT BANKS AND AMERICAN EXPRESS INTERNATIONAL BANKING CORPORATION BECAME ONE INTERNATIONAL BANKING NETWORK. Over the past decade, Trade Development Bank has quietly grown into one of the world's finest, most successful international banks. They have gained their reputation by a commitment'to excellence and meticulous personal
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      412 13 These securities have been sold outside the United States of America and Japan. This announcement appears as a matter of record only. NEW ISSUE 4th March, 1983 WOULD BANK AM i» International Bank for Reconstruction and Development r t s Japanese Yen 20,000,000,000 8% Yen Bonds of 1983, due March
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      SINGAPORE
      153 14 Rites »■!——> Dr«4g c*SZZ. i M AA UN Ctry* sir--Dulop tod L1h Ho* AmI Steal aao 408 on oo 3M 979 900 arm 730 619 990 46 +M +90 +90 90 19 14 12 10 10 +6 Falls Ul» Bmmmt U M Vtew M ClBMl KM* 8M| M«U1 CulMrt
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      164 14 Rites S'pore Land 810 +40 Roth Ind 362 39 Sd Dredge 580 +35 LfcnCarp 372 26 HMPB 430 +20 Troooh 1020 +20 C Sugars 1420 +20 EaoOrd 805 +15 CI Hldgs 378 +14 Falls FAN 820 -25 OCBC 1100 -20 Geatfaa 436 -18 S Trading 00 -15 NST
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      TRADING in the shares of Jacks International Ltd
      59 14 will resume at 10am tomorrow. The yesterday announced the appouument of six directors. They are Missri Tan Kay Hock, TM Raja Petra bin Kamarudin, Fook Looog, An How Leng, Wong Peng Koon and George Ng Seng Keoog. Mr Ng will act as
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      SHAREHOLDERS of Promet Bhd
      50 14 have ap- proved the company's oil and gas exploration ventures In China, Indonesia and Malaysia at an extraordinary general meeting an March 18. They also approved an issue of 61.3 million new shares at M 52.92 each to the Kuwait Investment Office and Fawanis Sdn Bhd.
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      SINGAPORE Land
      28 14 said its registered address has beer changed to 50 Raffles Place #45-00, Singapore 0104. Its telephone and telex numbers are imau and SLL RS ***** respectively.
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      SEMBAWANG Invest- ments Pte Ltd,
      43 14 a wholly owned unit of Seafcawaag Shipyard, has sold 100,000 shares in Nattnal Ins and Steel MBs Ltd. As such, Sembawang Holdings (Pte) Ltd has ceased to be a substantial shareholder at the company as of March 11.
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      HIND Hotels
      13 14 has appointed Mr Shailendra Mittal as a director of the company.
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      METAL Box Singapore
      14 14 has changed its registered office to 24km Woodlands Road, Singapore 2573.
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      SIME Crest Sdn Bhd,
      59 14 a 60 per cent-owned subsidiary of fltan Darby Bhd, has appointed Dr Syed Hussein bin Mohamed as its first Malaysian chief executive. Dr Syed Hussein, who had been the deputy managing director of the company since April 1982, will become its managing director, with Mr R
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    Town and City group earnings up 73.7pc
    301 14  -  By NAJEEB JARHOM TOWN aai Chy PfperHf IM, etatnlM by laieaettaa tyeeea Bail» BihinlK baa taraei k a eammeaiahto 71.7 per seat pre-tax laiim to $1.14 A IeMWM wehrwe baaae tone, the •toe *"1» Tewa aai o*7*l preflt Jamp fren fLM mllllea to
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    Slower earnings growth rate for Public Finance
    338 14 PUBLIC Finance Bhd, a wholly-owned subsidiary of the listed Public Bank Bhd, has experienced a much slower earnings growth rate for 1982. Reflecting the recessionary conditions in Malaysia's finance sector, the finance company managed only a 5 per cent increase in pre-tax profit
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    LONDON STOCKS
    684 14 LEADING equities were lower across the board and hoods were also marked dows at the opening on comws over sterling yesterday, dealers said. The Financial Times lades at aooa was down 11.8 potass atWX However, there srss ttttif selling of government bonds. Friday's closing middle prices of selected
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    Local Sime unit raises $85m term loan
    260 14 SIME Darby Singapore has raised an $85 million term loan to part finance the purchase of Tractors Singapore Ltd (TSL) from parent company Sime Darby Bhd The transfer of TSL to the local Sime subsidiary is expected following the recent acquisition by the
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    52 14 HJLHANG 8ENG Monday 866.11 Friday Ml JI Week Ago 1032-37 AUSTRALIAN INDUSTRIALS Monday M7J Friday MSJ W««k Ago «6L2 ALL ORDINARIB8 Monday SOU Friday #06.4 Week Ago 513 4 FINANCIAL TIMES INDUSTRIALS Friday «1.0 Thursday 661.0 WMk Ago KU DOW JONES AVERAGE INDUSTRIALS Friday 1117.74 Thursday 1116.97 WMk
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    Large block of UEP shares sold at M$4 each
    452 14  -  l SJ —"MMntafW d Companies Editor: Mano Sabnani By CHOO AI LENG A LARGE block of shares in United Estates Project (UEP). one of the moat actively traded counters on the Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange, has been sold through a Singapore
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    SLF shares close at $2.85
    549 14  -  By CHAN OI CHEE AS EXPECTED, trading in the shares of 9m Lim Finance was hectic as the counter made its debut on the local stock exchange yesterday. The shares opened at $2 JO, a premium of 40 per cent over the offer price of
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      106 14 G.C.Gan Because we're small, we're big on making vehicle owning dreams a reality. J m J i G.C. Gan's the place to come when you want to buy a car or commercial vehicle (any make or model). Our small size allows us to tailor our terms and rates to be
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      32 14 For condominium strata title management on residential, commercial or industrial buildings. Contact: The Building Manager City Valuers ftSßiSh Consultants (Pts) Ltd. jWfijfifif 1. Colombo Court. #04-03. fflWPyp Singapore 0617 1 Tel: *****74/5
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      64 14 ;WEAT:HER OUTLOOK tor today: Fair and hazy in the morning; showers in several areas in the afternoon. Report for U hews prtor to 7JI pm m March 21 at the airport: Maximum temperature 34.9 Associated humidity 55 Minimum temperature 26.0 Associated humidity 95 Hours of sunshine 5.95 Rainfall in millimetres
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      Bonn intends to ratify controversial liner sharing code
      355 15 WEST GERMANY intends to ratify the controversial liner conference sharing code before the United Nations Conference on Trade and Development conference Uno tad VI in Belgrade in June, according to a spokesman of Bonn's Federal Transport Ministry. This would trigger implementation of
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      Osco sets up new company with Singapore partner
      397 15  -  By JUNE LIM A PARCEL tanker operator, Osco Shipping, has established a company jointly with a Singaporean to oversee its operations in Singapore. Osco Shipping Services, incorporated last November, is equally owned by the Norwegian company and its Singapore partner, Mr Hussain
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        New US attempts
        123 15 NEW attempts to reintroduce legislation to limit diversion of US cargoes to Canadian ports have been made in Washington in spite of continued opposition by the Departments of State and Justice. The two departments have declared that any such attempt is an extension of DS jurisdiction beyond
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      INDEX TO ADVERTISERS
      630 15 CM Mfftag Um PNC* (M Afea vm Evergreen IV 3 AhrrakM Liner VI S Fenco vn 4/5 All trans vn 4 Franco-Belg m 4/5 Alpar VI 5 Praia Shpg VI 3 Antara Shpg X 3 Freight Links V 3 APC Line TV 9 Frota V 1 APL
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      1363 16 Lloyd's List IN an unprecedented US$l.2 billion build-up of hardware capability, big deepsea container carrying roll-on/roll-off ships will be entering service at the rate of one a month throughout 1383-84, taking investment past the $5 billion mark 1970. Completely outclassing the initial ro-ro moves of 1970-73
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      LONDON FREIGHTS
      1856 16 ACTIVE time-charter fixing featured the freight market on Friday with business finalised from a fairly wide range of delivery areas, shipbrokers said. In the Far East, a 15,000 tonner from South Korea to India paid U553,300 daily and $2,200 daily was agreed for a 19,000 tonner from Singapore
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      The Consortia
      206 17 THE MAJOR shipping consortia operating between the Far East/Europe, Far East/Persian Gulf, Straits ports/Australia, Straits/Japan and the member tines: ACE (FAB EAST/EUROPE): Franco Belgian Services. "K" Line. Korean Shipping Corporation. Neptune Orient Lines. Orient Overseas Container Line. Cbo Yang Shipping ANRO (STRAITS/AUSTRALIA): Australian National Line. Australia/Straits Container Line.
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      Manila proposes set of guidelines for lay-up centre
      322 17 THE Philipine Maritime Industry Authority has proposed a set of guidelines for the lay-up centre at the Davao Gulf so that the shipowners using it would pay lower insurance premiums. Marine underwriters normally reduce the insurance premiums of the laid-up vessels substantially
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      Lock icon Distress call system
      92 17 Reuter A NEW ship-to-shore distress call system to be implemented in the 1990" will save many of the 10 000 lives lost every year at sea, a United Nations agency said. Up to now, distress calls have mainly been sent from ship to ship within a limited
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      Lock icon Britain will adopt freeport scheme to attract investment
      674 17 Reuter AFTER resisting the idea for more than 40 years, Britain is to adopt the "freeport" scheme successfully used by scores of countries around the world to attract business investment and create Jobs. Last week chancellor of the exchequer Sir Geoffrey Howe
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      SHIPPING LIST where your ships are due ... and when
      6069 22 SHIPPING LIST where your ships are due and when SCHEDDLI 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
      734 23 RECEIVING OF EXPORT FCL CONTAINERS AND LCL CARGO Godowns FCL Arrival for LCL Movement Ship Voy Date/Time Operator Cargo Schedule Loc nation Hamburg Exp 57/520 23.3.83 0700 Seganl 49 0700-0000/0800-0900 Bl/Fl 1600-1700/1800-1900 Bl/Fl Ned Delft 087 23.3.83 1800 Ned-EAC 49 1100-1300/1600-1700 B2/F2 1300-1800/0300-0400 G2/B2 0400-0600/0500-0600 F2/G2 P Mckinley
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      WHO ACTS FOR WHOM...
      1784 23 The leading shipping lines operating from local ports and their agents. A-B AdHatte CnWmt Continental Feeders (S) Cargo Freight (PK) AP*A Singapore Shipping Corporation (S) Jambatan Merah (PK) R Jumabhoy A Sons (PN) Um Transgroup Pte Lid (S). AteanMel Um RwvW Kim Shpg (S). AIM C
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      924 24 Mareh 21-25 Expoship London 83, Seatrade exhibition, Barbican Centre, City of London. Mareh 21-11 Intermodal maritime transport the technology operation and economics of container and trailer systems, course, Marine Transport Centre, «University of Liverpool. 22-23 Dredging, two-day course, University jH>f Strathclyde, Glasgow. wMareh 22-24 Money and 'Ships, a
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      616 24 AT CONVENTIONAL WHARVES Vessel Berth Agent Arrival 1 Departure KEPPEL WHARVES Kota Berlian 27/8 PIL alongside 22.3.83/1500 Kota Buana 10/11 PIL alongside 22.3.83/1830 Kota Jade 13/4 PIL alongside 223.83/1300 Monteste 31/2 Borneo alongside 22.3.83/0600 Ocean Resources 25/6 Sanko alongside 22.3.83/1100 Osa Menor 6/7 S'pore Shpg alongside 22.3.83/2300
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      294 24 AFP ENQUIRY, albeit of a private nature, slowly emerged on the tanker market last week following the Opec accord to set new output quotas and a new benchmark oil price of US$29/barrel. But there was still an enormous over-abundance of tonnage in the Gulf area. All sizes were
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      451 15 PIL GROUP REGULAR CONTAINER FEEDER SERVICE TO SOUTH EAST ASIA. ALSO PROVIDE REGULAR SEMI-CON-TAINER SERVICE FOR THE PERSIAN GULF AND RED SEA PORTS. SMPage V m Orient Overseas CtwUcu*teA Line i seas twos aow owalbi fwi urn QMk CONTAMEI 2M HJUME CONTMCK 34« ICICATOt 3M KQKM lACEJN 1M KMIMMMT 14N
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      408 15 HSEALORDO UASC UNITED ARAB SHIPPING CO SAG* •i i 11 i aliiAL^lalk EXPRESS MULTI-PURPOSE SERVICES FULLY CONTAINERISED SERVICE Vessel AOOMYAH V.27 AL WATTY AH V.27 U USA A V.l K HALED BN AL WALEED V.l BAR'ZAN V.29 OH Loading 'or Mma Qaboos 3/4). Dutm (4/4). Bahrain (6/4), Dammam (6/4). Kuwait
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      19 15 mm LONDON Freights CONSORTIA SHIPPING Schedule WHO Acts for Whom SHIPPING Events CONTAINER Schedules SHIPS In Port REGIONAL Weather
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      784 15 6ALT-ORIENT LIN Baltic Shipping Co SmNi East tab to Agont: Singapore BovM Shipping Co Pto Ltd Tot: *****3 n*r MAERSK LINE "1 EXPORT FULL CONTAINER TO: UA PAiliiC, OULF, ATLANTIC. EAST CANADA, INLAND POINTS iLiato n toto n tbto n M.IBPO IP to Part 27-27/3 24-29/3 4-4/4 54/4 19-19/4 11-12/4
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      363 16 FAR EAST/EUROPE CONTAINER SERVICE From Europe Spore 1) 2) Rdam|3) tfbari j 4) Gbur| M/ 4 Mm Accept* ftr 1) B*c«om Genoa. 2) Amsterdam Antwerp. I Havre teste I*. 3) Bremen Bremerton*. Aartws Copenhafen Helsinki 4) Matny> Stockholm. Oslo •Accepting Europe carp tor M« na S pore 'Also direct carp
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      670 16 NOTICE STRAITS/BORttAY/KARACHI/ GULF CONFERENCE NOTICE TO SNIPPERS CARGO IN CONTAINERS SAUDI ARARIA As Shippers ore aware the SPA (Saudi Ports Authority) have ruled that Air Condrtioners, among a number of other commodities, are regarded as building materials which, if shipfted in close dry containers to Saudi Arobian ports, must be
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      879 17 The Straits Steamship Group QCL Overseas Containers Limited ▼I STRAITS SKIPPING Singapore to Sabah, Sarawak, Brunei Porta and Bangkok CONTAINCRSHIP SERVICE 10 UK CONTINENT U/4 14/4 MM a/4 27/4 a/4 nn */s 11/5 IVS u/5 a/s a/s ztn a/i H/t 12/4 14/4 15/4 17/1 r*> Ilk IS/4 17/4 a/4 24/4
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      601 17 h Franco Belgian Services It Apr 29V 24V 25V 27V at* 24 Apr XV IMay SMay IMay )£r 7iv IMay r*rn KWf w%mm fmm l*hnn pjwm rmm 27Ff» Imm 4 Mar iUm 7M» Kite 27*1 7 Mar 11 M* 12 Mw MM* IS IV 41* 5 V Ilk 21 Mar
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      589 18 2 3 COKT»f NT 1* Hapag-Lloyd FXPORTS Hatoi Eiprns late Eiprns CarGfan Bar Ouh j Ban BwaMer Tekye Bar limpid Bar Monf*ont Eiprm Spore P Kelan{Pen Bilbao Genoa H t»r( B'haren Mara Antwerp 20/4 22/4 12/5 25/5 29/5 20/5 feeder CarMpaßiy P Ketaflf S pore Miliil HK Lon| Oaklan Bttch
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      450 18 pm JtG.tS> LINE *hh* i*>** CONVENTIONAL SCTVKE To/From BUSAN KSAIOR/IM tafort 2374 Mar 2V20 Mm 1 *nf M.TNR II7W/1M 7 9 Apr MM SUMY OCEAN *03 IH/A* 11 ?0 Aj* 2»21 *r M,, FULLY COKTWOOED TO/FROM NORTH AMERICA HIST/CAST COASTS Ipm'lMl iCMa RTC StM»M Otm N.KM3K U/3 20/3 21/3 17/4
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      382 18 EVERGREEN LINE FA* FAST/FTROPf CONTAICR SOMCf ACCTPTfIfi FCI LCI CARGO FOR MP MU D IK FU Ml mh iMM f»« H,h- B/1 11/4 11/4 »/4 /4 Ewlanl 4/4 X/ 4 7t/4 "/I ll* »/S U/S 14/5 w/J ij/j J%,\ kso acapras ia/ra t rayra to nntMK *mmb aniMcn oao stocuom.
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      472 18 Burn* FSttr Shippmi Corpn JHk "BURMESE NATIONAL LINE" LOWING FO* RANGOON DKcturpnt (My tf« 'Plata* Nmh |*WQ taPt/UMi mmrm »ViT" I I u* run mm 22r mm 4/7% 8 f SS C Ag«nf* «i MotorwJ BOUSTE AO SHPPWG TEL NOS KL *****4/*****7— PKELANG *****1/8 PENANG *****1 8 C«mpama A# 0«
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      167 18 US I NOSE MARITIME PTE LTD SUN UNION LINE KYOWA LINE PACIFIC ■w M** LM*|tar W+ Lm, Onto 14/A*r 1/+1 Sm.P***«a.Pa|a,«pi a B H C*i» accapta* km TAIYO MARINE LINE nMUWnOM V 2« faN ■OK flBHftfNM. aAjtrt t» I <$> i* t* am i am ISLAMIC REPUBLIC OF IRAN SHIPPING
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      452 19 PIL GROUP FULL CONTAINER SERVICE TO COLOMBO. HODEIDAH. JEDDAH It AQABA (Reefer Cntrs Acceptable) VOY. S'PQRE COLOMBO HODEIDAH j JEDDAH 1 AOABA I COLOMBO SPORE KOTA BAHABAT 33W/346 ISM S W KOTA 3AHABAT 35W/30E I 23-24/3 »-30/3 Skf Sid 0-10/4 12-13/4 I 23-24/4 23-27/3 23-30/4 EAST AFRICA/REDSEA SERVICE COLOMBO/KARACHI/P. GULF
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      366 19 Q IRAQI LINE l*4oi ST4TE ENTERPRISE FOR RI4RITIWE TRANSPORT WEST BOUND FAR EAST/RAO SERVICE !>'pore 'r. MHH (S9BmWT~ M.V. ALRAZI Saied Ma*as/Cod«/ M.V. ALWASITI M.V. ALFA* AS 10 Apr 15 Apr Madras/C«cNn/AQaba Basrah/BafMad Aqaba/Bavah/BafMad Aqaba/Basrah/Ba(Mad EAST BOUND RED SEA/JAPAN SERVICE nv. alnasiti M.V. ALFARABI LNASUI SjM Yokohama/Osafca/Ko6« LFWAH 15 Apr
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      787 19 \l BEN LINE CONTAINERS TO BMW IW«t [«nu TaMaEaaraa t**m Bar EXPRESS CONTAMR SERRCE TO/FtOM EUROPE j.-. c *om mm soroo nJ« Nan A* UK a/i 14/4 IV4 «•/< *2 J 2 /4 0/4 a/< a/« w/4 !*)•••> INiipaN Bay MNlUprw U/4 11/4 IV4 a/4 *52 wt VJ V) w/*
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      454 19 >i f\ f\ 5 5' i i i t i I I ft A Scan Dutch WEEKLY EXPRESS CONTAINER UMNNC F *CJ SM SM KUTI SM OUTANG KWMiL* SM »/3 APRUASMPI ANSON24/1 I AtMUNMC C ACT Hi 3 hucrus 27/3 AMSQ* 31/3 I RUTAK A fIOTUS 3/4 4/4 S STAR
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      511 19 SHIPPING AGENCIES SPORE R OAM HULL HMBfi TVYBAMK 9 Apr 5 Moy 7Moy 11 Mby CLYDEBANK 2Moy 29 May 1 Jut. 3 Jun Lykes/oLines U S. GULF WWCT SCTVKE fr*« Noit JOHN LTKES SU THMTSON LTKES 21/3 WITH LTKES 15/4 HOWELL LTKES 1/5 U.S. WEST COAST SERVICE T/S ROM (Im*
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      624 21 NEPTUNE ORIENT LINES LTD FAR E/IST/EUROPE FULLY CONTAINERISED SERVICE w TO EUROPE/UK (VIA SUEZ): o* ACf Co«io^'i SSBMKE4OW Sailed In Port C PMJL 34E+ 25/3 27/3 C CONTMER 20W 31/3 1/4 HK CONTMER MR 6/4 7/4 MXCATOI9MV 12/4 13/4 KMCEMI9W 120/4 21/4 j Also accepting cargo to/from Scandinavia C PAUL
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      445 21 SEMI CONT AINFRISE D DIRECT SERVICE TO BANGKOK KEELUNG BUSAN INCHON SEMI CONTAINERISED DIRECT SERVICE TO CHITTAGONG. CHALNA. CALCUTTA v; s- t s MUMS y ll* w HH *1 Tel 41(744 P* fel 3*qsM PtN lei ife;3;s }f.;4?S i s it pirn *Gi*rf <; Pit I rn Tel 11l CEYLON
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      648 21 SINSOV SINGAPORE SOVIET SHIPPING CO PRIVATE ITD SffBOV MLDM6 55, Market Street Singapore 0104 Telephone Numbers *****3 H5 im.i C* Addrtss SffSOV SMGtfOK K 2UM»S 23«H8 2UN f KfIANC PfNANC M/S SMHKAT MM SOON SON M> IST AW M) HOW MESSRS HM THONC SMVMc ,1 HO 1 MIAN CEMffI*NC PORT
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      191 23 LAY STATES SHIPPING CO. PTE. LTD. 2fTH FLOOR, C.P.F BUILDING, 11, ROBINSON ROAD, SINGAPORE UN TEL: tMM (7 LINES) CONTAINER FREIGHT STATION (C.F.8.) TEL: BSBSK/1 EI YANG MING LINE i%*Hil tk-H F.E. MEDITERRANEAN N. EUROPE USA EAST CANADA F.E. FULL-CONTAINER SERVICES FAR EAST/N. EUROPE/FAR EAST APT"FPTING FOR FOS/M ARSEILLEC AND
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      248 24 CONSORTIUM LINES (SPAIN) (Naviera Garcia Minaur) SPIOSNA PLOVBA tOADMG FOR KARAOI/BOMBAY BrMkbulk and Contains* SWGAPORE KARACHI BOBAY LITIJA 27 Mar Apr 12 Apr For freight bookings please contact agents: Harper Gfflbn (S) Pte Ltd. Tel: *****00 V* to load at ffW 305 m P.T. INDONESIAN ORIENTAL LINES JAKARTA ffUM DEKNDAM.E
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      384 24 P.T. KALIMANTAN SHIPPING CO. LTD. lAI IN IANAH ABAW II 1?J l?«i IAKAftIA 111 3/4'9<» I4:8i8 343.^6 DIRECT WEEKLY wAIinmvWTYIJAT Daily receiving cargo at Marina Wharf T.A. 5 for direct weekly service to Jakarta/Tg. Priok. VESSEL MAGA XXI VOY 5 MAGA XXXXI VOY 5 WNY VOY. 7 MAGA XXI VOY.
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