The Business Times, 12 April 1983

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    11 1 BUSINESS TIMES M.C.(P) No. 67/1/83 TUESDAY, APRIL 12, IKS 60 CENTS
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    Japanese PM allays fears of petrochem delay
    328 1  -  By LEE YOKE HENG in Tokyo JAPANESE Prime Minister Yasuhiro Nakasone yesterday allayed fears that there would be a delay in the start-up of the $2 billion petrochemical complex in Singapore. In reply to questions (rem Asean and Brunei Journalists, Mr Nakasone indicated
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    Lock icon US$10m ADB funds for equity investment
    206 1 Reuter THE Asian Development Bank (ADB) has set aside aa initial US$lO million for equity investment in. its developing member countries as part of efforts to make more flexible use of scarce resources. ADB vice-president Ashok Bambawale said the move, approved this year, was
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    Overnight rate rises to record high of 60pc
    439 1  -  By SOH TIANG KENG THE after-effects of rumours about the Singapore dollar "devaluation" were still felt In the local interbank market yesterday, with the overnight rate soaring to a record high of 60 per cent. Principal cause of the market tightness yesterday
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    Loans and advances cross $30bn
    164 1 BANK loans and advances crossed the $30 billion mark in February, an increase of 17.9 per cent over the same month last year. Spurred by falling prime rates, loans and advances (Including bills discounted or purchased) reached 130.1 billion, up 14.9 billion from a year
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    Singaporean made Esso director in big reshuffle
    349 1  -  By LOH HUI YIN ESSO Singapore ha* restructured its organisation, enlarged its board of directors and elected (or the first time a Singaporean to the board. The major restructuring, which took effect on April 1. sees Mr Eric Gwee in the newly-created post
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    HDB expects record deficit
    230 1 THE Homing and Development Board expects a record deficit of $365.49 million in the financial year ending March 1984. This amount Ia more than 170 per cent higher than the estimated deficit of 998.16 million for the year ended March 1983. The board is budgeting for
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  • BRIEFLY...
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      Lock icon Bid for Sotheby's
      73 1 Reuter AN AMERICAN furnishing group in London yesterday offered £60.6 million to buy British fine art auctioneers, Sotheby's. Sotheby's, which in its 269-year history has sold everything from African zebras to a satellite channel, posted a loss for the first time last year to finish at £3.06
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      Lock icon Capital outlay
      71 1 Reuter CAPITAL outlay by Japanese manufacturing companies in the financial year which started on April 1 will fall 6.6 per cent after an 8.4 per cent increase in fiscal 1982. The Nippon Credit Bank in Tokyo yesterday said its survey report shows the fall would result from the
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      Lock icon Need for compromise
      67 1 Reuter ASIAN Development Bank president Masao Fujioka in Manila yesterday said there would have to be a compromise over the issue of China's entry to the organisation as Taiwan wants to remain in the group. He said the delicate issue would take time to resolve and that
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      Lock icon Trade surplus
      77 1 UPI JAPAN posted more than US$9 billion in trade surplus the third largest on record in fiscal 1962, a year that saw a sharp decline in both exports and imports because of the global slump. The Finance Ministry said the country chalked up a $12.213 billion surplus on
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      Lock icon Sweeping changes
      62 1 UPI THE South Korean government will make sweeping changes in the country's tariff system beginning in 1984 to lower import duties substantially by the end of 1988, Finance Ministry officials said. The plan will alter domestic tariff rates on more than 200 categories of goods to correspond with
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      Lock icon US weapons arrive
      60 1 Reuter TWO transport aircraft landed in Bangkok yesterday after a non-stop flight from the US with long-range guns, to protect Thai territory from Vietnamese attacks. Eight 155 mm Howitzers, worth US$4OO,OOO each and taken from US army stocks, rolled from the holds of the giant C-5 Galaxy
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      Lock icon Sterling stronger
      48 1 Reuter STERLING continued its recovery on foreign exchange markets in early trading yesterday, rising to its highest level since the end of February. The British currency passed US$l.52 shortly after opening and traded in London at $1.5243, around two cents higher than its Friday close. Router
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      Lock icon Soma chief resigns
      41 1 Reuter SAUDI Arabian Monetary Agency (Sama) governor Abdul-Aziz alQuraishi yesterday submitted his resignation. Banking officials in Riyadh said the resignation comes a few days before Saudi Arabia issues a budget for the fiscal year beginning next Thursday. Reuter
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    Major stock indices move higher
    123 1 Ms Its'srth'ciae!ibMiT^ the psst tear Ire Mag Omysrih ladsz galaed SU7 patats and the Btrate Bmm MasMal Indea SLB at mm and NUI lespselively. lhs BT Oempsslto wse sp Mai ap lOJK pdds yesterday. Bat while ferir adla teat, theTtgatoere SiSaa Several ef the sharee
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    More Taiwanese expected in building sector
    459 1  -  By WANG LOOK KEAH TAIWANESE contract»» have Joined their Japan—and Korean counterparts In grabbing a share of the booming Singapore construction market. More than 10 Taiwanese contractors have set up offices here in the past lev years and it is expected that more will
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  • BANKING AND FINANCE
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      Lock icon Positive factors aiding US credit markets
      478 2 Reuter CREDIT markets in the US should be helped this week by Federal Reserve Board Paul Volcker's congressional testimony today, the likely purchase of all Bills or coupon isnies by the Fed and news of slower monetary growth, economists said. In spite of the
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      Lock icon Moscow may raise credits
      186 2 Reuter THE Soviet Union wffl be forced to ratoe credits in the West following a sharp cut in its income from oil exports. Hb -1 n »<Mi Mr JOCQvU D^||)KCl)llUwU| economic analyst tar Gomecoo at the DIW Economic Research Institute in mid Moscow wffl lose USS3
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      Lock icon Bankers want Volcker to serve another term
      464 2 Reuter PAUL Volcker. who two years ago orchestrated the tightest US mooetarypottcy in the post World War U period, is the overwhelming choice of bankers ana economists to serve another four-year term as chairman of the Federal Reserve Board, but some doubt President
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      Over 200 banks in Japan to sell bonds
      174 2 MORE than 300 Japanese banks will soon start selling national bonds to the public, expanding their securities business In fierce competition with stockbrokers, banking sources said. They were licenced to begin the "window sales" from April L But the actual start will
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      Lock icon Venezuela plans Strieker bank controls
      91 2 Reuter VENEZUELA Is studying the poaalbmty of stricter domestic banking controls in the light of recent difficulties at some banks. Finance Minister Arturo Sosa yesterday told a Congress hearing In Chracaa that the government planned to introduce stricter auditing of bank operations abroad, and might
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      Lock icon Japanese likely to keep issuing Swiss franc bonds
      238 2 Reuter JAPANESE boriowsr» will remain active bond Issuers on the Swiss franc market In the April-June quarter, after issuing M bonds there in the previous quarter. Issue managers In Tokyo said. About CO bonds are expected in the current quarter Including S
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      Lock icon UK expected to exceed £8.2bn borrowing target
      426 2 Reuter THE British government was likely to overshoot its £8.2 billion public sector borrowing requirement (PSBR) target tor 1981/84 by around £2 bill ton, stockbrokers Janes Capel said. In its latest economic assessment, Capel said it was, unlikely that with an election due
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    • MOHEYANDEXCHANGE
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        Singapore market
        439 2 THE US dollar eassd la quiet trading against major currencies on the foreign exchange market yestsrday. Opening at 2.1030/40 against the local unit, the US dollar was traded within a narrow range, reachii* a high of 3.108/35 awl tttdtng to *****/00 before dosing at 2.1810/30. OHMSk-UM/UM tmmOi ust/uai
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        PLR
        22 2 THE arertfe rati at which major 8ii|«pore bank* are curraitljr prepared to load to thoir host customer* 1« 9.09 per coat.
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        Hongkong
        161 2 THE US dollar yesterday eased la tUn late trading, (oQofwtng a loww Enropsaa •ised to 2.4173/80 marks tram an early 2.4231/ 33 and New York's dose of 2.4235/90, sad to 23M5/75 yea from 238J0/30 aad 238.10/30. They attributed the Call in Europe to reaction to the US$lOO million Call
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        London
        43 2 Opening quotes yesterday US 1.5117/5307 Can —1.8740/70 Cross 1.2334/37 Dmk 3.67«/» DF1-4.1410/» S Ft 3.1135/75 B Ft con 73.10/25 F FY 11.0180/0335 Lit 2190.30/2193.30 Yen 383.05/50 D Kr —13.0480/0810 N Kr 10.8875/8890 S Kr 11.JM0/3720 Aus Sch 25.82/86 Port 147.03/148J7 Spain *****/30
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        ASIAN $
        129 2 ASIAN ASIAN currency deposit Interbank rates as at close on April 11: US D«S»»e<S*ti 0amrMi TdftJW 7/16 9S/16 1 month n 9H Smooth* M 9* Smooth! 97/16 96/16 6 months 99/16 97/16 9 months 911/16 99/16 llmonths 9* 9* 1 mooth 3 months 6 month! 13 months 411/16 41/16 416/16
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        Discount
        33 2 RANGE at prtm oflnd coMlMMia April U: Own**:l Call III l ill: asffc J-month Treasury btlla V* 3-month buu bias sm a 3 month* CD »H months CD > r Source: National Ca
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        Gold
        305 2 GOLD FUTURES hi pare yesterday doaed gensrMar fo HgM trading a foil fo the US dollar fo Europe. Activity «as mafoly centred fo June contract, wfoch closed higher at USMPJO/ with HMM/iinja York on Friday. Trading fo other moaths were eepscfod with prices qaotad at a wide spread of
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        Silver quotes
        28 2 PM NnrTatk UMB wmt iua UJM Xarfcfc OMB ILIflB JUS UJB M awuiR UJH UJJB 1USB ClMtog prtoaa Ik 08 i jaum Source: Credit Suisse, S'pore
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        Tokyo
        111 2 THE dollar for overnight delivery y Saturday closed easier at 238.75 yea in quiet trading after opening at 2MJO. Hris was below the 231.10/ 30 flntah in New York but above the 23M0 close far Tokyo last Friday. Trading volume was a light US$BOO rwfninw Trading was thin all
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  • TRADE AND INDUSTRY
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      Metrobilt wins $42m contract from Tai-Pan
      411 3 HOTEL Tai-Pan has awarded a $42 million superstructure contract to MetrofaUt ••Construction Pte Ltd for the ..building of its 30-storey hotel extension. Metrobilt, a subsidiary at ;3fetro Holdings, recently -completed the two-level for the extension .|or a contract sum of $5 million. It is
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      Local companies to take part in Asean Trade Fair
      264 3 FIFTEEN Singapore companies will represent the -Republic at the Third Asean Jrade Fair to be held in .Perth, Western AustruHn, -from April 13 to 16. Of the group, six are from *the industrial machinery or the oil exploration las which were
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      TRADE TALK
      150 3 A DIVERSE group of Asian entrepreneurs wifl meet in Honghoig next month to dure Ideas on how to survive and make money. Summit H, a thrse day seminar from May S, wffl fen tore nine top bnriaaasmen from Indonesia, Japaa, 'Malaysia, the Philippines, Sri Lankn and Thailand. An
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      Talks with Jakarta on promoting tourism
      226 3 REPRESENTATIVES of the travel industry la Singapore aad ludonssie met yssterday to discuss way» to improve cooperation in promoting tourism. This was the second meeting bttwoea the two sides since the heads of state of both countries agreed on further cooperation to promote tourism
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      Japanese builders here on fact-finding mission
      149 3 MEMBERS at the public relations osnnfatse of the Oversea* ConslrnHiuu Association of Japan are la Shignpnre to get a better understanding of the workcontractors hers. Ite (htapdta, on a twoday fact finding mission, will gather data on the wort carried oat by Japanese contractors
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      Librarians' congress to look at technology
      202 3 THE SIXTH rnngrf of Southeast Asian Übrarlam, scheduled to be held at the Shangri-La Hotel from May 30 to June S, will locus on the role of the library in the "iafonnatiaa revolution". Topics to be consldsrsJ wffl include the types of iaCormntloa technology
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      Four 'musts' for survival
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      Hard times predicted for food industry
      486 3  -  By LIM SOON NEO THE local food industry, generally thought to be quite rmtoUnl to the effect at rscesrion, suffered a droo in odtpnt and domestic export last year. Local manufacturers foresee an mw more dMlralt period this yaar. A major food «porter has
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      PEOPLEINBUSINESS
      501 3 PICA SA has announced a numb* of argaaioutioual and «aff changee from April 4. BMp D «Mi Jr, aenior vim prmMmt, bu decided to retarn to the US and will bo leaving Pica on June 30. lie tmenrti to set op aa Investment advisory burfneui en the Went Coast
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  • OVERSEAS
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      Lock icon Japan's ruling LDP loses two local polls
      403 5 Reuter JAPAN'S ruling Liberal Democratic Party (LDP) was defeated yesterday In two crucial local election, lessening the likelihood of Prime Yasuhiro Nakasoae calling a snap general election in June. The LDP, backed by minor Centrist parties, lost the governor's seat in Hokkaido Island
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    • WORLD IN BRIEF
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        Lock icon CHINA FEELS INSULTED
        243 5 Agencies THE official New ohm News Agency accused the US of hmilttng <"*<■» by granting political asylum to Chinee» tennis star Hu Na. The agency, monitored in Hongkong, quoting a signed commentary by its correspondent as saying that the US action was aimed at insulting and dsfaming
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      DAILY AIRXRAFT MOVEMENTS
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      Lock icon Chairman of Honda Motors denounces US curbs
      161 5 UPI THE chairman of Honda Motors denounced recent US trade leatiktlous on imports as excessively protectionist aad called a new fee imposed oa imported motorcycles "stupid". Chairman Hideo Sugiura, interviewed cjy lyewsweek magaiine in Tokyo, objected strenuously to the 45 per cent lee
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      Lock icon Middle East peace efforts in disarray
      732 5 Reuter AP AMERKAN efforts to bring Jordan and the PikMUu into M*ito East Mace ««re in dlearray jnetsnlaj after Jordan Mid It was abandoning a six-month elfort to And ground with the Palosthw Liberation Organbatkn (PLO). A statement iMued after a Cabinet Merin chaired
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      Lock icon Reagan seeking lighter penalties against monopolies
      382 5 Reuter THE Reagan Admialstratioa yesterday said it is adtiag Congress to lighten the legal penalties agaiast monopolise, a move which liberals fear might benefit big business at the espenae of ssuUer companies. The plan would limit the penalty for —«g»g*«g in moot moanpoßstic huilnr
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    Bankers caught the wrong bus
    488 6 THERE IS a bank in Hongkong situated behind a bus stop and it is not unusual to have long queues of people outside* the bank, waiting (or buses. But somebody once thought the queues were made up of bank customers waiting to withdraw their money.
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    Lock icon Towards on-line data systems
    933 6  -  TIM MATTHEWS reports on the recent advances made in on-line technology, and looks forward to a time when printed publications may be used only as a medium for art and entertainment. TIM MATTHEWS FT WITH an estimated 25 million minicomputers in use by 1990 all potentially
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    Lock icon Mitterrand gambles on austerity plan
    1855 6  -  DAVID HOUBEQO examines the background to the austerity programme announced by France's Socialist government on March 25. DAVID HOUSEGO FT THERE was a nn<u of almost triumphant satisfaction on the face of the official at the Elysee. "Now," he said "you see the shape of
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  • Page 7 Miscellaneous
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      647 7 t -11-OIE CROSSWORD CRYPTIC PUZZLE ACROSS 3 Travel in teams, possibly (5) g Increased weight in a London park (5) 10 He turna in with a broken leg (5) 11 Pole's forename? (3) 12 Very little outright profit! (5) 13 He's a life saver when giving you a lift! (7)
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      649 7 mimmvQ 3.00 PM Opening 4.30 Afternoon U I SINQAI by Enigma (Mandarin/r) The Man from Bitter fbdft SJO Animal Gazette. Documentary 6.15 Nam (English) 6.25 Mari Memos* (Malay) 6.55 The Fan end the Happy Days Ganf: Cartoon 7.20 Share a Stary The BM Elephant: Children's programme 7JO News and Weather
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  • RAW MATERIALS
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      LONDON MARKETS
      1250 9 COFFEE: Robusta coffee futures were lower at midday yesterday, between £16 and £3 a tonne below Friday's close in traded positions. Dealers said prices traded in a narrow range and met upside resistance at levels unchanged from Friday's close. Sterling's strength against the dollar and a slight dip
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      RICE
      335 9 SNGAPOBB: Yeeterxiay's closing prices in S$ per Ulo. ex-godown: THAI WHITE: 100' per cent first da* (Kangaroo) new crop 1.08, 100 par cant aacond class 0.72, 100 par cant third class O.M, 25 par cant mew crop 0.58, B-10 par cent 0 67 THAI BROKEN: A-super 0.60, Special 0.50.
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      PALM OIL
      122 9 THE Malaysian crude pnlm ail market yesterday rone sharply in toOow-throogh to last week's buying in active In April, south region rose M$X to MSB3O n tonne, central $&50 to 1817.50 and north $30 Id 1810 while In May, central firmed $55 to SBB.SO and south «45 to
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    • ASIAN STOCKS
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        Tokyo stocks close dull
        409 9 THE market was dull yesterday, dominated by a wait-and-see attitude, but prices remained steady on balance, dealers aaid. The market average rose 2.38 points to 8,475.1S on thin volume of 260 million shares. The Tokyo Stock Exchange index added 0.49 to end at 611.03. The market'a
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        Manila
        97 9 APR 11 Acoja Mining Anglo Phil PMM Oriental B Phil Onrmi PhUcx Pteop B MB oon Mi Ml unch ♦Mi Apex Mining 8 A lima Con B. Bagulo Ooid Bajlc MpW Btnnwt Con. B CDCP Pint Phil Hklf* Upuils B. Martnduqua B HtnM 0014 J100 IM MM unch 1
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        Prices mostly steady
        425 9 HONGKONG PRICES yesterday closed mostly steady, although some early gains, mainly in second line property stocks, were eroded by late local selling, brokers said. The Hang Seng index closed the day TJB points higher at 1,0(1.86 bat was below the morning close at 1,00.14. Brokers cited chart-buying
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        Sydney shares buoyant
        221 9 APR U >n Ho *A INDUSTRIALS A C I 1* ♦1 A N I *11 1 H Am ia ♦4 Atwrfoyt* F Afiknc* OU AlMad Mill AmpoJ Exp m in 1C ♦t unch I* m tt ♦a W B»U Oroup m unch Blue MvtaJ Inda Bond Corp
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        Bangkok
        99 9 APR II BahU fft,„ cij Aofcham Thai Q«—Pi Aata pibrt Cnm_-~ unch South Asia fttft B -1 ■»•*»<* Ban* at unch Thai OniMirr^l Of Ayudhaja Baa* LM Ml +1 Thai Dana Bank P*» Thai PMM Bank IM unch ■art Jueter Thai Otaaa Thm InduatHM WV» Thai Industrial ""•WW flj—
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      RUBBER
      334 9 RUBBER price» yesterday closed «lightly higher with May One RSS buyers quoted at 246.50 cents a kilo, up one cent from last Friday's close, dealers said. Morning prices were marked up slightly on «««t covering interest after a higher opening, they said. Afternoon prices were quietly steady hut profit-tak-ing
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      RAS PRICES
      211 9 **r rrtrw m nwif par tun mmmj taL 1 R_&JL arrnm f o b. MM MJM ElKtSs £5 SK J*jm mm mm Chat (ftti) tSST MUM MUl MJI mlm jam UK/CM* BUB BUM uim mm mm UKJCm* mM SUM S<U* SOM SUM UK/OB* MLM HUM tatJUA mm SfS
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      SSR and SMR
      68 9 HOOI BAS May #BM iCmmmtrnrn gWwijMtfc) (i-Mpdhu nut mam auo mmm <it<» mumi moo m oon moo BMW BUM ms aa SMR SMR Urn* CV (1-tapalrt) MM HUM I10J0 L [i-mM wji auw sua t (1-MB rfM) mm U1MJ »47 «w» HUM WIMH MftMN S2S sr arss
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      CLOSING PRICES
      29 9 Rubber: April 11 Singapore: 246.50 cents (up on* cent) Malaysia: May: ***** cents (up one cent) Tin: M 531.55 per kilo (unchanged) 230 tonnes (up 71 tonnes)
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      73 9 THE STRAITS TIN prlee ywtortsy Mi at M$SlJ£ ft Us, aachsagel (rem last week to stay wtthte the ITA "may lay" level ef $21.15 ftii $SZM f Men sal*. They utei the steaAaees was iae to geei irinsai frta afl sectors, aheerHag the higher etteriags sf 219 tones,
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      Produce exchange
      153 9 CHINESE Mm ii. Osssnst 41: Bulk fob 1100.00 sellers, ok) dram (Is sscoad hand drum) lob SLLI.CI sellers, new drum fob SUTMssDsn. Cepens Mixed (loose) |M buyers. Pepper: Muntok white pepper fob Asta NLW JM5.00 seller», Sarawak white pepper tsq fob NLW ISO.M sellers, Sarawak special black pepper
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      TEXTILES
      173 9 YARN and cotton prioss were quoted as follows in Hongkong yesterday. (In HK dollars, qpot ex-po-dows) Oeltaa ysen: China Bine Phoenix MS 2,410; Sk MM, 4fo 3JIQ (per bele of «9 fee). Pfoss gsods: China Butterfly and GSobe brand onq; fraffon Hand unq; FNe Lamha ssq; Flower and Butterfly
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    2857 10 HI«j IMS k Lew r T Last Bala +erOr»s Dhr DM Cw TU Net P/B Vol COOS) Day Hlgk Lew SBCTION OlfB INDUSTBIAL A COM MBBCl 1AL IN MS «a us m ao ua 478 SM Acma 148 Alcoa ia Allied Choc sa BAT a Bra as
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    1703 10 BID aa« aßr prtna MBeM* BaM aad Mm* h Miiyrtri to Ik* aaJbar of *m lraßai afca— M had*» M in at Bad. hm* (LMB) (2) Ml (1) LB l> I (1MB) Umm (1MB) (t) LM (11) LM (1) LM(M)LM Attaa(-) AMD (MSB) (2) Lit Bh ami
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    Share prices rise strongly
    243 10 MriJBMNBI W»M>. BjSj^MBMBM lUly^ P*Mb M«i 2ES U4 Ultb* MJm pM m UM Baton to ss^ jtsirs (J jsLsU^! SS-Lb-SS^-Tk« Tlilßllf IMBMkel tfce piffiii y IwLJtoL' JMMM to Jbbb MM, yfcn tokwry ißßßtol, m, ISKbbbMmS itoa MI k^Musrsji toBBBBMMfeBW total toM*to* Wa? M^ia|a!to' Mbhbl Irm vtot
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    Bulls dominate trading in KL
    591 10 STRONG buying support among blue-chips, particularly those in the Sime Party and OQBC stabies led share prices to dose firmly on the fTimlr i slock market yesterday. Sentiment was bullish as local investors took the cue from the improved trading conditions on the New York
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      Malaysia Building Society gets credit line of M$62m
      516 11 &ALAYSIA Building Society Qhd (MBSB) has finalised juj agreement with Bank Jfegara far a third credit line of li>C 23 million far its tow-cost housing finance programme. Disclosing this in Its latest annual report, MBSB kgys this amount will be used in
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      COMPANY MEETINGS
      162 11 WMA IMM: TwentytWrd AGM to be held at HI Keppel Road, Singapore (MOB on April 14. MUh| Llmltetffseventeenth AGM to be held at No. 31 Shipyard Road, Jorang Town, Singapore 2362 on April If at 1400 hours. TIB kHvam CerperaThirteentb AGM to be held at the DBS Board
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      Lock icon Are technology stocks a good investment?
      506 11 NYT *-*fUGHT before jour eye*," says a Prudentlal-Bache advertisement oa higb-tecb-oplogy stocks, "oar industrial society has been changing to an information society." So in the stock market, it would seem obviously vise to be in the technology group. But are the stocks a good
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      Why HMPB favours buying Barlow
      151 11 HABBISONB Malaysian PlisUllm Bhd (HMPB) esnsldsrs ths prepoeed aeqalaltlea sf Barlow Peeaaedalaa NasAsnal M a valaaMs addition te Its thTsaeh *iaJßs" af C 1 s st a fortheomlag BOM. (Tin Ismail All and tastmn r sS'raiPßwii eeeSLsTlTSSpSfelui Qgu ensh Mr fUMI teflßan. Of MM, BMPB
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      Rationalisation helps MUI group to expand
      1772 11 HEAVY dealing in the aharee of Mnlaynn UaMed stock market recently, reportedly generated by overseas and local tnatitutlnnsl buying, and wldeepread talk thatCyste and Carriage LM may be Its next target, have suddenly turned Inveetment focus on this enigmatic group. After IV! years of
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      SINGAPORE
      146 12 Rises Indices Nat 1mm MB 40 April 8 April li D iMIMi 780 +98 V MarUa Bta DBS BtaralU Tndiai V K Lavtacstoa M SI 915 730 00 BTCompotite: 868.36 877.90 +95 +98 BT Indicator: ST Industrials: *****4 *****7 879.30 890.2 no +90 ST Finance: 2211.01 2219.68 Grud Cwtril
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      158 12 Rites Indices Nat Iron OCBC 1060 1330 +80 +50 April 8 April 11 DBS Geotines 1080 +80 MBT Index: *****13 *****81 438 +30 NST Industrials: 1115.08 1120.13 S Trading 775 +30 NST Finance: 1973.03 2002.95 F*Nn 920 +30 NST Hotels: 657.40 458.90 Temerloh 388 +98 NST Properties: 884.56
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    Pegi buys more shares in Dunlop Holdings
    436 12 PEGI Malaysia hai increased its stake in Dunlop Holdings PLC again the secood time within two weeks fuelling further speculation that it will eventually make a bid for the giant UK rubber industrial group. The company announced yesterday that it has purchased an
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    LONDON STOCKS
    871 12 EQUITIES Armed icnw the board tat moderate trading yesterday, on hopes for a cot in UK base rates, dealers said. At 3pm, the Financial Times index at was op 7.6 points to a record Ugh of #2.6. Thomas Tilling rose 30p to 136 after BTR awnounred a bid
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    WEARNES CONFIRMS SALE OF WIRA STAKE
    75 12 WEABNE inilil LM hM eotaMi rep >rt theft tt wm settaglte II per JWlimm I» la reply te s I—hi LamKJTiMSSTi ■Mm Win eharee far MtUriHhi. M n« MVMjf mid tit «Ml b mmmTls the H. preval F#rHowever, II mM the prepeeei Mle Is
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    LATEST
    56 12 KVUM g?!f pnOk d mflM mmm br IMS QUI dta mti» nkbtrM Ml m Ms1m toOnu towim M tm IM rfhi to rita wkll» itto toi Mralati •M NBBMI MAufll Pmtma EfiiR Ortif tow fell to tlt.M nfln (flt.11 all1m). Fwfll >Mito«fcMi to •at to fU aSka (tfto ■Maa).
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    50 12 H.K.HANG SENG Monday 1041.38 Friday 1034.17 Week Ago Cloaed AUSTRALIAN INDUSTRIALS Monday «1.1 Friday 804.0 Week Ago Closed ALL ORDINARIES Monday 537.3 Friday 529.7 Week Ago FINANCIAL TIMES INDUSTRIALS Friday 675.0 Thursday 87X2 Week Ago Closed DOW JONES AVERAGE INDUSTRIALS Friday 1124 71 Thursday 1117.85 Week Ago Closed
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    Kuok Hotels to run Shangri-La from next year
    443 12  -  Companies Editor: M»o UM By CHAN OI CHEE KUOK Hoteta Pte Ltd, the hotel arm of the Kuok group, will take over the maaagement of the Shangri-La Hotel from next year. The contract with Westin Hotels, which ha* been fhe hotd for
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    HLF, S'pore Finance rights fully subscribed
    160 12 HONG Leong Finance Ltd and its subsidiary, Singapore Finance Ltd, yester- day announced that their respective rights Issues have been fully subscribed. By the closing date (April 2), HLF had receivI ed acceptances for 49.48 million new shares representing 99.93 per cent of the
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    New Apollo unit for URA project
    201 12 APOLLO Enterprises Ltd has farmed a subsidiary Apollo Center Pte Ltd to develop its recently-*cquir-ed $45.63 million URA site in Havelock Rood. It owns 80 per cent of the new unit while Darimbi Holdings owns 30 per cent In an announcement yesterday, Apollo said
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    Three new Interwood subsidiaries formed
    174 12 INTERNATIONAL Wood Products Ltd has formed three more subsidiaries. The three Interwood Realty Pte Ltd, Interwood Plantation Pte Ltd and Interwood Construction Pte Ltd were Incorporated earlier this month and have a paid-up capital of $2 each. Interwood Realty (authorised capital $1 million) will purchase,
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    Changes at Inchcape
    135 12 INCHCAPE Bhd, in the midst of an extensive restructuring, wfll soon see changes to its board of management. The company announced yesterday that the changes will take place on Sep 1 when the current chairman and managing director, Mr PCS Deveson, resigns. He will assume the post
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      60 12 WEATHER: OUTLOOK for today: Hazy with thundery showers in late morning and early afternoon.. Bflfart far 24 hun prior to Ml pn April 11 at tlio airport: Maximum temperature 35.1 Associated humidity 54 Minimum temperature 26.8 Associated humidity 94 Hours of sunshine 3.95 Rainfall in millimetres Nil Total rainfall for
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  • SHIPPING TIMES
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      Lock icon UN liner code wins sufficient approvals
      174 13 AFP A MARITIME code of conduct adopted by the United Nations nine years ago has finally won acceptance by enough nations to make it binding, the UN Conference for Trade and Development (Unctad) announced in Geneva. Unctad secretary general Hainan* Core* said that the
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      Kontena NasionaPs revenue up 23.8pc
      524 13  -  By G DURAIRAJ REVENUE from freight forwarding and ship agency was up by more than 75 per cent for Kontena Naskroal last year. But the company suffered a reversal in container haulage business, its primary activity, when contributions from this sector declined by 11 per
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        Lock icon Fraud shipment
        150 13 AFP AN EXPORT consignment, declared to be men's shirts, was found to contain mostly —and rubbish in a fraud discovered at the Tanking Prtok port in Jakarta over the weekend. Ofthe 138 bags the exporter declared to contain shirts,> which would have earned him some U5533,000 in export
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        Lock icon Dock strike ends
        63 13 Reuter AROUND 16,000 striking dockers in Caracas went back to work on Saturday after government and union representatives reached agreement to end a stoppage that paralysed Venezuela's nine ports (or five days. The agreement followed talks between minister Arturo Sosa and the Venezuelan labour federation, CTV, at
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      INDEX TO ADVERTISERS
      511 13 HMlflat UM hC CM AIM vm 1 AMMLk* VI s ildMl VD 4 VI Mpm W a UnlN X > ARUM VI a AH. m o itpMlH IV ASCL m 1 MkM> V s A*IMM VI 4 AMMI U* V 1 AMnlaOM VI S BkM-Orteal vn BHkOM
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      Sembawang takes delivery of latest reefer acquisition
      320 14 SEMBAWANG Shipyard, which diversified into shlpwuing and management two years ago, has started taking delivery of its latest purchase of four reefer veassls The first was delivered on March 30 sad the rest will be delivered within the next two The refrigerated ships
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      Lock icon Turning point for Sasebo Heavy Industries Company
      867 14 AP IN THE mid-*****, before the gathering storms of recession almost tore it asunder, Sasebo Heavy Industries Co built and repaired ocean-going ships with a work force oC 7,000. A former supplier for the Japan Imperial Navy, the company had a proud tradition
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      LONDON FREIGHTS
      1823 14 FAIRLY active time-charter hiwliwas and sugar chartering featwcwl an uUaiwlw subdued freight market on Friday with new grain bookings wry alow to develop oat of the US. Chinese charterers arranged a *,000 tonner from the Soviet Black Sea to China at USRH) dally whOe $3JOO daily was paid
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      The Consortia
      206 15 THE MAJOR shipping consortia operating between the Far East/Europe, Far East/Persian Gulf. Straits parts/Australia, Straits/Japan and the iftwnbw Uses: ACE (FAB EAST/EUROPE): Franco Belgian Services. "K" Line. Korean Shipping Corporation. Neptune Orient Lines. Orient Overseas Container Line. Cho Yang Shipping. ANBO (STRAITS/AUSTRALIA): Australian National Line. Australia/Straits Container Line.
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      Lock icon Taiwanese come to the rescue of Dutch shipyard
      213 15 AFP TAIWAN has agreed to assist the Dutch shipyard Ri j n S c he 1 de-Verolme (RSV) in solving its financial problem while the latter will speed up the delivery of two submarines. The agreement is believed to have been reached
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      Lock icon Sri Lankan registry attracts shipowners
      463 15 Lloyd's List WHILE It took Liberia, the world's largest open registry country, U years to register five vessels amounting to 47,300 tons gross, Sri Lanka, under its flag of opportunity registration scheme, registered 19 vessels within two years. Last year, the government decided to register
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      SHIPPING LIST where your ships are due...and when FROM JAPAN
      7609 20 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 01 arrival and departure from the
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      Container Schedules
      745 21 RECEIVING OF EXPORT FCL CONTAINERS AND LCL CARGO -0 Godowns FCL Ship Voy Arrival for LCL Movement Date/Time Operator Cargo Schedule Location Mine Fortune 1W 13.4.83 0800 Malay States Ned-EAC 40 0800-0000/1000-2000 L8/L8 B Surla 117 13.183 2300 40 1900-1700/2000-2100 1300-1900/2100-2200 B2/B2 F2/F2 TokyoB 58/423 1100-1300/2200-2300 02/02 13.483
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      WHO ACTS FOR WHOM...
      1283 21 The leading shipping lines operating from local ports and their agents. A B AAriaMe CnMmt Continental Feeder* (S) Cargo Freight (PK). iKSLiSrBKSRyjSarT 4 Son. (PN). fs? P r Tranagronp Pie Ltd AMaaftM Uw hrrlM Kim Shpg (S). AIM C Tttfhf 9m Coaaortium (S)/ Marintex Enterprise (PK).
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      SHIPPING EVENTS
      927 22 April 11-lt Coal Summit 11, international coal conference on its production, marketing and transportation, sponsored by Maritime Association of Port of New York, Waldorf Astoria, New York. April 11-1S Air Csrgo 83 exhibition and conference, RAI Centre, Amsterdam. April IMS 3rd Airmec, aircraft maintenance engineering fair and congress,
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      SHIPS IN PORT
      591 22 AT CONVENTIONAL WHARVES Vessel Berth Agent Arrival Departure KEPPEL WHARVES A1 Mont&z&h 35/6 NAPL alongside 12.443/1200 SK£T T Soon alongside 12.4*3/0700 ££2** 12 alongside 12.443/0600 V*,* 2f ns r alongside 12.443/2300 J3/ 4 Jf-w alongside 12.4J3/0100 3/4 StrTpto alongside 12.443/0600 5SS5* S?S e8D alongside 12.443/2300 IShS KJlm.r.
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      Lock icon TANKER RATES
      264 22 AFP THE Caribbean sector tamed firmer on the tanker market last week. There was also Improved activity la the Mediterranean, West Africa aad Tnrtnnesis, bat the Fenian Gulf area remained neglected. There appeared to be much more market confidence following Nigeria'» failure to react to the modest price
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      220 13 TICS TO SOUTH EAST AtlA. ALSO PROVIDE REOULAR SEMI-CON-TAINER SERVICE FOR THE PERSIAN GULP AND RED SEA PORTS. I KI )|\l W I Ml TW Orient Overseas Co*dcjMeA Line 3 ETDBMK OMHB) 1/5 2/5 4/5 8/5 5/5 1 5/5 10/5 12/5 14/5 17/5 11/5 18/5 20/5 22/5 21/5 26/5 27/5
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      273 13 SEALORD UNITED ARAB SHIPPING CO SAC EXPRESS MULTI PURPOSE SERVICES TZ FULLY CONTAINERISED SERVICE MbhF MDVJ MTZMWJI MM MM MMUM V.l 11.11 V.IS LP—| tOf (29/4). DM (30/4). Kali 1/5). Mrw 2/5) m 3/5). Kan* 5/5), (10/5). MM (13/5) Q*m 7/7), Date 1/7). 9/5), Omm i (11/5). Ma 01 (17/5)
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      344 13 (?:$_=^~(;:_:.~|]$!&<.!@){[`:%_ MAERSK LINE EXPORT FULL CONTAI LJLI "1 ft I M\ ITTTiTTiirTT-, .7 *V, .1 J.', 1 Ik 1 1."- 1 iczn EaGE3EgEing3i^,?"aE^ WIVl' H 1 rrrrm re—n m *»UWK CLOSW6 TMS CY 130 »ri 2QQQ WtS Cft I2»Mrt 7Xt MB TO: THAILAND, HONOKOWO, PHILIPPINES. TAIWAN KOREA JAPAM I+*\ hftrt
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      230 14 FAR EAST/EUROPE CONTAINER SERVICE jr* w TT^ < MM 2 MM E 2) Mm 13) Ktar»|4> Start V 5 31/9 2/1 7/0 l/l 14/1 M/l ■MUP. Mm I carp to I Man I ton* USA CONTAINER SERVICE WESTBOUND m M 12/4 M/ 4 144 IV4 »/4 21/4 24/4 25/4 27/4
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      261 14 LINE yAmasmta-shmnmon une CONT UOM/LM^MUM an an w* v* un v» MIDDI E L AST CONVENTIONAL SERVICES MPajvAsia lijve, ltd. Towoiwoir AGENTS SUNSHIP AGENCIES PTE LTD I Off V» IVS u/> Wl OPTORG CO (M) SDN BHD 1 r anG *oc p S6.»S9> Pf NANG r SUNSHIP AGENCIES PTE ITP
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      461 15 The Straits Steamship Group OCL Overseas Containers Limited STRAITS SHPPtJG Bnmoi Ports and Bangkok I CONTAINER SHIP SERVICE TO UK CONTINENT ar 5 U/5 14/5 14/5 nn 21/s tin vn a/» nn M/« M/ 4 11/4 w« iv* ii/i a/t 22/1 2Vi 21/t 21/ i mn nn mn 13/7 14/7
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      407 15 Franco Belgian Services MUMUb nm nm nm mmt m* m* IBM Sk ah Ik 2*r itm nsm Mkm mum 3 Apr 7* I »*r 111*r l£y <Sr ISM MM IB MApr 11% M* IMy lfe| iubrat uim nm nm a*r atpr.UMp UMy c.M.c.R 4.1 Optorg Shipping Pte. Ltd &EL M
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      589 16 n 2 ?o cowTwm m Takyt 4»» UwpMlOaj Mnfknf Eiprni IrwMa Eiprns Hapag-Lloyd export? I S port P Minf Pen ir IS/4 10/4 leedei s««ce Btruron Genoa H twr[ Bha»e.i Rdtm 4/5 14/5 25/5 ZZtZZ. Mb bom* 1 Conncctrtg in Tokyo. "Abo occaptmg cargo for ATLANTIC 4 GULF PORTS v«
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      374 16 kuu* tnw* CW*A tit CONKNTONAL SONICI Te/Fre* ROAN M.TM II7V/1M k Pwt J SUNNY OCUNV 03 2V27 Apr 712? Apr 2930 Apr II M* VIM IKWIIK 14-17 May 1119 May 7&71 Mai 79 M*i FULLY CONTASOtSQ) TO/FROM NORTH AMERICA HIST/EAST COASTS •fc Mk mid 0 IMB ITU IK 1 ROMS
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      319 16 (V) EVERGREEN UNE 'ISA* FW EAST/n*Orf CORTAfO SOTVW ACCEPTWG Fa ft La CMGO FOR MP MS ru Ml MM UN lNrl£* 22/4 U/5 14/5 IC/S 17/5 11/5 M/ 4 M/ 5 a/5 21/S 25/5 7/5 21/5 U/5 1/| S/i M.SO 4CCEFTNS LO/Fa I F d/FO TO R°P°— 6 mpnmbn. wo
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      619 16 Everett Lines Burma Fivt Star Shippirtf Carp*. "BURMESE NATIONAL LINE" LOADMG FOR RANGOON S3* RSW ST" BSS ,/u NtocTw run B F SS C Agents m Motoyuo BOUSTEAD SUPWNG TEL NOS KL *****4/*****7— PKELANG *****1/8 PENANG *****1/8 Ciwfiw AffMNiM ftt KHWOH MhmhimM* CWHAbsb "ARGENTINE NATIONAL LINE" LOADMG FOR DURBAN MONTEVDEO
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      111 16 HSINOSE MARITIME PTE LTD u SUN UNION LINE LOMFOt -MMl MM fU IS maMMwizauM KYOWA LINE am: 14 T :i>un:i* yi wii PACIFIC OS TAIYO MARINE LINE J MIMMWH m imum/7 zmsn "TV. i A ,'rri ISLAMIC REPUBLIC OF IRAN SHIPPING LINES RAMAN SERVICES Singapore Loadng for J ALA GO
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      722 17 PIL GROUP EAST AFRICA/REDSEA SERVICE COLOMBO/KARACHI/P. GULF SERVICE OTA MAJU £.-370 A mm UN. KOTA RAJA V.W.-J7* 2/1 May Ciliwii, lombiy SING APORE/CHITTAGONG/RANGOON/SER VICES SiOQiport 22m Apr SINGAPORE/BANGKOK/SINGAPORE DIRECT SERVICES I SINGAPORE/INDONESIA/SINGAPOR^ERVICE^ MALAYSIA SHIPPING CORPN. SON. BHD. KOTAOAMAQIA V 3/83 KOTA HARARAM V4/M KOTAMDAM V4/M f/11 May 25 JOT KMWT
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      699 17 BEN LINE CONTAINERS isF Mnbi UmNW tfa*Mjhpran MMUpmi EXPRESS CONTMNEX hiuk Sm* r umk(mm«/ MM U/4 2a M/ 4 a/« ii/s a/« a/4 11/1 VI VI 1M 12/5 14/5 l/l U/5 tl/S 12/1 2VS 14/4 M/l 11/t TO/FROM EUROPE HMO 40AM tWMK ApMiwAM—i Franc* 4/1 1/5 7/1 NMK JOTM frwn
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      362 17 Scan Dutch? I vunk ua hM na W* +W* Wi mm m m ta m Accfptag lua I) NMHkiltbtMMp*. ta *LLti mh* kom ra/ra *wMi cm* OKCTcm fWTNEUM MONTHLY MULTI-PURPOSE/ issL— 5- ssr*« a—ar sr 'srsr 1 MM M kPM 14/4 21/4 11/5 U/5 |V 5 2/5 V 5 vs
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      477 17 BOUSTEAD SHIPPING AGENCIES >'« *>! .'.Mi. '.3.1»'3 SPOKE I'D AM HULL HMBG CLYDEBANK 2 May 29 May IMm 3Jm MEADOWBANK 22 W 25 My 28 My 31 My Lykes/fe Lines lIS. CULf URECT SERVICE f*m Ikk M« c* S'KME kr w® su S Eff &8T £2 5 i 14/5 2/7
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