The Business Times, 18 April 1983

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    Masthead
    11 1 BUSINESS TIMES M.C.(P) No. 67/1/83 MONDAY, APRIL IS, IMS 60 CENTS
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    World-wide and NOL sell vessel to scrapyard
    393 1  -  By JUNE LIM A VERY LARGE crude carrier, equally owned by Neptune Orient Lines and the Hongkong-baaed Worldwide Shipping group, has been sold to a scrapyard. The 34,200-light-ton Neptune World was secured by South Korean Hyundai Corporation recently for US|3.7 million or $109
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  • Article
    Samuel Montagu to lead manage FRCD
    214 1 SAMUEL Montagu in Singapore will lead manage a US$lO million floating rate certificate of deposit (FRCD) (or the local branch of the Industrial Bank of Japan (1BJ). The par-priced issue will have a maturity of four years with an option by the issuer to
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  • Article
    Morgan Grenfell shifts unit trust domicile
    536 1  -  By NAJEEB JARHOM MORGAN O-enfeil's Singaporebased Asian Investment Fund, a unit trust set up in March 1981, has shifted its domicile to Jersey, (T«nn>l Modi It is understood the decision to leave the Republic was because the directors of the London-based merchant bank felt
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  • Article
    GE affiliate gives credit to workers
    504 1  -  By ZHOU MEI SINGAPORE'S only high technology aviation repair operation the General Electric (USA) Aviation Service operation (GEASO) is progressing well ahead of schedule. Incorporated in December 1979, it was able to ship out its first repaired parts by December 1981. According to Mr
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    Yeo Ning Hong's prescription for ensuring security
    336 1 MINISTER of State for Defence Dr Yeo Nlng Hong yesterday drove home the point that just as it was better to seek prevention than cure, Singaporeans should invest time and effort to keep themselves fit for the defence of the nation. Speaking at
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  • BRIEFLY...
    • Article
      Lock icon Shelling continues
      55 1 UPI CHINESE artillery shelled Vietnamese border positions for the second day yesterday in a day-long barrage that China said was in retaliation for "wanton and intolerable" provocations. There was no immediate word on casualties in the fighting, which appeared to be the worst along the Sino-Vietnamese border in
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      Lock icon Thai soldiers killed
      61 1 Reuter THREE Thai soldiers were killed and at least four injured «lien they stepped on a booby trap believed to have been planted by Vietnamese troops on the Thai-Kampuchean The explosion occurred on Saturday at Phnom Pra, scene of bitter fighting two weeks ago between intruding Vietnamese
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      Lock icon More cars recalled
      65 1 UPI FEDERAL Safety and Environmental Agency statistics show there have been nearly as many recalls of domestic US cars in the first three months of 1963 as in all of 1962. Car makers see the jump in recalls as the Reagan administration's response to charges by Democrats
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      Lock icon Free elections
      84 1 AFP PRESIDENT Ronald Reagan has agreed in principle to send a highlevel special envoy to help organise free elections in El Salvador, the Washington Post reported. The newspaper was quoting Representative Clarence Long of Maryland, the Democratic Party chairman of the Foreign Operations subcommittee of the House Appropriations
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      Lock icon Satellite launched
      64 1 UPI INDIA yesterday successfully launched a remote sensing satellite into near-earth orbit aboard a locally made rocket that experts say is capable of being converted to military purposes. "I am thrilled, excited and proud," said Prime Minister Indira Gandhi after watching the launch of the gleaming red-and-white, pencilshaped
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      Lock icon Rain destroys crop
      92 1 AFP TORRENTIAL rain which has lashed central and northern Pakistan since the beginning of April has destroyed nearly a third of the wheat crop, agricultural experts «miri in Islamabad. But Pakistani authorities said production this year will be sufficient to meet domestic needs. Last year output was
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      Lock icon Mayor arrested
      79 1 AP GOVERNMENT agents today arrested Mr Aaquilino Pimentel, mayor of the southern Philippine port city of Cagayan de Oro, on orders of President Ferdinand Marcos who accused him of unspecified "acts inimical to public order and national security." The mayor, who had been arrested twice before, was picked
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    Oil stock shortages in US and European markets
    118 1 TBM dps«fell stock isarTj£^B^^BX ■Ljd She! Tr* Hpi rt*as!l WHMn ike ladwfey, Ot Os geaeral prrrßpilw sf to ha rfcugtog Be derecent O^ee sM^'&TCliSwrive ta that (hare dsss nsl ha vsey syk IMmSfc m Pator, w* is aire fee gJgMgj Msimi si
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    Local florists enjoying a blooming trade
    499 1  -  By RICHARD SEAH FLORISTS are literally enjoying a blooming trade. Not only are Sbigapore&ns buying more flowers than ever before, they also have a growing preference for the more expensive Mo— from temperate countries. So while imports of (rash cut flowers have more w»»i
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      264 1 Call Wayfoong at 737-7977 for a fast decision on your loan ®Way4oong Mortgage and Fmanca (S) Ltd A wfiody-o*ned sutoaidtary Tha Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corporation Shaw Houaa 364 Ochard Road §01-01. Singapore 0923 AP No 3663 TSANG Sau Yin talks to Ernest Tan, the head of a company that
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      156 1 The First Local Bank In Singapore Since 1906 With a Lang History of FtersonalJsed Service JL. I Si IT a The success of any business trip depends on the mood you arrive in jm v w mm w The new symbol of a new deal for the travelling businessman. A
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  • MANAGEMENT
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      Newest affiliate proves its worth
      1180 2  -  By ZHOU MEI "PROVING ourselves" is the first concern of General Electric (USA) Aviation Service Operation, or GEASO. The newest of GE affiliates in Singapore, GEASO has moved fast since its incorporation towards the end of 1979. By July 1981, the company's Loyang Way plant
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      IQ TESTS FOR EXECUTIVES ARE OUT, 'IN' BASKETS ARE IN
      937 3 THE IQ test, the aptitude test, and other conventional psychology-based mind probes are under test themselves at least in the US. Intelligence tests have been around since 1905, when Alfred Binet invented an exercise which was eventually developed into the
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      Information begins here
      1549 3  -  As a businessman, Ernest Tan is little different from other middlemen, selling with his right hand what he buys with his left except that he deals in a very potent commodity. TSANG SAU YIN reports TSANG SAU YIN IN HIS tiny, partitioned space measuring barely four metres
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      249 3 Nothing Beats PanAm's Space Seats for Comfort To USA 1 k''. I W i I fa '■i^nk ■/Ml if" 4 mm i: w Seats In First And Clipper® Class Pan Am offers you the luxury of extra space, extra room when you travel In Pan Am's First Class, A you
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  • OVERSEAS
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      Lock icon UK fears mass exodus from HK
      198 5 AP THE British government is alarmed at signs that as many as 500,000 people in Hongkong may seek to settle in Britain under new nationality laws before the colony is due to be handed back to Chins in 1985. The Mail on Sunday said:
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      Lock icon Thai poll will determine influence of military
      452 5 AP MILLIONS of Thais vote today in general elections that will help determine the degree of military influence over a nation where the army has dominated politics for the last half-century. Voters will choose among 14 political parties and 430 independent candidates, vying
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      Lock icon Paternalism trend in Asean
      252 5 AFP PATERNALISM continues to govern ties In the Association of South-east Asian Nations, a new Asian Institute of Management paper said. This lasting trend in Asean discourages the development of a middle management sector, the Manila-based institute's paper said at the weekend. According to the study
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      Lock icon Hanoi urged to pull back border troops
      374 5 AFP THAI Foreign m*»"* Stthi Sawetasila has called on Hanoi to pull back its troops deployed along the Thai Cambodian border in what was seen as a condition for talks on the question. "If Vietnam is sincere about the total withdrawal of its
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      Lock icon UN official says drug abuse becoming worse
      273 5 Reuter DRUG abase in the world is worsening every year after the failure at most attempts to check it, a United Nadsns official said in Pakistan. Mr Guiseppe di Gennaro, director of the UN Fund for Drug Abase Control, said he hoped however
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      Lock icon China threatens to retaliate if PanAm flies to Taiwan
      278 5 UPI CHINA has warned the United States of "severe repercussions" if Pan American Airways goes ahead with its decision to resume flights to Taiwan in June. The new dispute, which until now had remained in the background, moves to the tare
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      Lock icon Canadians cut coal prices for Japanese
      205 5 AFP TWO major Caaadlan coal suppliers, BCCoal International and Fording Coal Ltd, have lowered coking coal prices for export to Japan by US&O.S to 157.7 per long tonne FOB (tree on board) in the Japanese fiscal year 1983. According to a Japanese steelmill executive,
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      Lock icon Debt burden under control
      195 5 AFP INDIAN Finance Minister Pranab Mukherjee said India's debt serving ratio is reasonably within control. Aaked in Parliament how India would repay loaiw with a debt burden of 110,000 million rupees (USHC.OOO million), the value of the rupee falling and the export market in trouble, he
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      Lock icon India imposes restrictions on import policy
      599 5 Agencies THE INDIAN government has tightened the liberal import policy followed in the last five years by announcing changes that will lead to an estimated saving of five billion rupees in foreign exchange in 1983-84, nearly X) per cent of the value .of imports
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      Lock icon Poland arrests many senior Solidarity men
      296 6 Reuter POLISH authorities have announced the capture of several senior Solidarity underground figures after ap opposition appeal for demonstrations on May day, the first call for protests this year. -The arrests also followed tlte announcement of a secret meeting between the tap underground body,
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      Lock icon Congress urged to approve aid to El Salvador
      323 6 UPI AMERICAN Secretary of State George Shultz said time was running out for Congress to approve funds for the government of El Salvador to defend itself. "The security assistance we have asked for was to build disciplined, skilled armed forces to serve
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      Lock icon London markets plan to protect speculators
      367 6 Reuter A FUND to protect speculators from default by m broker and the setting up of a code of practice are the main aims of a new Futures Brokers' Association (FBA) proposed by the Joint Exchanges Committee (JEC). The JEC is made up of
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      Lock icon Tighter export controls on coffee
      418 6 AFP NINE major coffee-export-ing countries have sgreed In London to strengthen the International Coffee Agreement by means of tighter export controls in order to prevent the agreement from being flouted. The group of nine Angola, Brazil, Costa Rica, Colombia, India, Indonesia, Ivory Coast, Kenya and
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      Sir Keith Campbell dies of heart attack
      235 6  -  ■y Florence Chong SIR Keith Campbell the man who recommended the entry of foreign banks into Australia following aa enquiry in this country's financial ayatem died on Saturday. Sir Keith, 54, was one of Australian key buaiaeaamen, once deecribed as "one of two
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      Lock icon Taiwanese expect stronger economy
      389 6 UPI OFFICIALS and private hmliwiinu la Ifclwaa are optimistic about a stronger economy la ISO chnracterlaed by high growth, Increased export trade aad more (ardga liueeliimut "Baaed oa scoaoadc kfr catoca la Tdma aad major countries la the world, we are looking lor a U w
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      Lock icon Iata may shorten vital air route by half an hour
      292 6 AFP THE latsraatfeaal Air Transport Assoclatloa (lata) Is tepuiladly planning to shortsa a vital air route by about JO staartss, thaa tbras mfiUoa US «alkms of fuel a year. The first step la the plaa crucial radio Itak batwaea The
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      Lock icon Slower US money supply growth
      588 6 Reuter MONET supply figure* released by the Faderal Re•ent (Fed) on Friday conflrm a pattsrn of stowing money apply growth which la «ported to continue into next month. The Fed aaid fef-2 money supply, cawsafly the major focue of Its policy, roae USQBJ billion hi
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      Lock icon Italian coalition may not survive for long
      374 6 AFP SPECULATION is mounting that Itahaas will have another election boob as doubts grew a boat the chaanaa af the fiat flourparty OnkwLaft cosMtioa saaiag out the year. Three moaflha af relative calm batnaaa the coalltfc» partaars has doae aothlag to mute the
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      Lock icon East-West trade will not be main topic of summit
      346 6 AFP WEST German Chancellor Helmut Kohl said at the weekend oa Ms return to IMM «WT -L.i_ —> al.| now irom wignirygtop tnat Eut-Wot trade wffl aot I» the principal subject dlecuaMd at the —it meeting oI induetrlallaed countries at Williamsburg,
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      Lock icon Haig says Soviet Union in process of breakdown
      214 6 UPI FORMER US Decretory of State Haig has maintained that the Soviet Union is ia the "process of systematic deterioration" that will eventually produce ideological victory for the West Friday, STilaigaaiTricZ ry wffl only occur if the Westera allies remaia strong and
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      Lock icon Major industrial countries report higher output
      438 7 AP OVERALL production in the large industrial democracies outside the United States increased in January following a decline in December. The US Department of Commerce said four of the seven countries represented in its index of industrial production reported an increase in output during
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      Lock icon Tax haven battles for industrial investment
      329 7 Reuter THE Isle of Man, long known as a scenic tax haven for wealthy Britons, is battling to maintain its reputation as an offshore financial centre and is advertising to attract more industry. Since the 1960s its residents have enjoyed a flatrate income tax
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      DAILY AIRCRAFT MOVEMENTS
      692 7 ARRIVALS Service Local Operator Number Tine From SIA SQ11 0040 LAX/TYO PAA PA005 0245 JFK/SFO/HKG SIA SQ43 0750 DHA MAS MH601 0820 KUL MAS MH671 0906 KUL MAS MH811 0910 PEN SIA SQ103 0945 KUL RBA BI421 1000 BWN MAS MH603 1020 KUL CAL CB14 1030 HLP
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      Lock icon New US tariffs come into force
      115 7 AFP PRESIDENT Reagan has heavy Mga SMl«Jdes! They task eflset last Saferday. Japanese In*** wffl he BMst aSeeted. The terMb, 4m Is last Oar IH* years, an dsrigMd Is 4W B ar U, gls-** Hariey-DavMsea said Ms mttmajdm aril ft im r m* IMW
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      Lock icon Inflation lowest in 10 years
      491 7 NYT THE rat» of Inflation in the non-communist industrial world has (alien to its lowest level in 10 years, pushed down by a global recession that has left more than 30 million people unemployed. The Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD) reported that consumer
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      Lock icon Pollution threatens Caribbean
      278 7 Reuter SLACK pollution control immbw and ever-increasing traffic in ofl tankers are threatening the environment of the Caribbean and its coastal An average of five million barrels of oil make their way around the Caribbean's treacherous reefs every day an board 25 super-tankers and 75 medium-abed tankers,
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      Lock icon Mexicans protest against trip by Shultz
      325 7 UPI THOUSANDS of demowtratore rallied outaide the American embatsy to proteat against US Secretary of Stale George Shultj'i trip to Mexico for talks on central America, the Mexican economy, and a visit by President Reagan. The crowd of about 5,0 M on Saturday touted
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      118 6 X 1) ■o a i v HV. mmm ;js a a <$H '*if' if* 1 raw D jr r \r. 2*JS V the chairs are comfyjjfce atmosphere cosy.. mood congenial. The musk: exciting. It's the music of Chan the rising star of the ioatf entertainment scene. Alternating with Mark are
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      35 6 tax publishing Handbook oi Singapore Tax Statutes nftOOVv ov AIW v \N> V»lk f SVN m 7x L^>. nr C 5 T cx P^trn r» m* f wjp j \}s rii rr t s m
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      247 7 Baume <s*. Mercier, in strands of gold with diamonds. A reflection of the one who wears it In strictly limited editions: Delicately woven strands of 18K gold, bridged and surrounded by fiery diamonds. Or a rich black strap framing a classic rounded face. Encrusted and flanked by diamonds. Ultra thin
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  • REVIEWS
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      Uninspiring show
      500 8  -  The name is the same. The music, in name, is the same too. But the Platters now performing at the Hilton are a very different group from the old Platters. JOHN LIM reviews their performance while PATRICIA GOH goes backstage to speak with the new Platters. PATRICIA GOH
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      BRIDGE NOTES
      431 8 Points to ponder SOMETIMES the Laws of Bridge appear to impose too heavy a penalty on a player who unintentionally or accidentally "violates" the correct procedure of the game. The law demands that an offending player should be ready to pay graciously any penalty or adjusted score awarded
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      Behind the scenes with the Platters
      1015 8 IF YOU miss hearing a real deep bass voice, then you are in luck because Johnny Butler, one of the Platters, happens to be in town performing at Hilton's rooftop restaurant, to be exact. The Platters began their two-week stint here last Monday with
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      Lock icon A small rebel lion has broken out
      1147 9  -  By VINCENT CANBY NYT SOME YEARS ago, sitting in the Still, afternoon darkness of the 55th Street playhouse, then a showcase for Japanese films, I was brought to attention about halfway through a conventional if not always pene-0-able samurai film. Until then, the
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      146 8 27, vswm n I 4! By popular demand Chevy and the Sunbirds continue to bring you more of their fantastic melodies. fW' r f 1/ •if 11 r M V t CHEVY. They have carved a name in the showbiz world with their wit and humour. The SUNBIRDS dynamic and
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  • Page 8 Miscellaneous
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      35 8 7i 111 \im E*.. DO NOU THINK TMRT LL 6c PvU_ R-iG>HT" > I SUGGeST pi BO* OF flPifl&R CiJf>S, Pi KO6O&R PrJO Pi COUPl£_ OF PENCIL^? W> ceRTpMNLV nns CAN »r Me Doesn'r U«£- TW€.Pa }]=::,{>&%(")|,<$^@"=%?+?)`@[`|
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      613 8 CRYPTIC PUZZLE ACROSS 1 It's cut and dried (5) 6 Some cheap, plentiful fruit (5) 9 Food and drink (7) 10 A bit of a catastrophe for the barter (5) 11 King surrounded by Anglo Saxons? (5) 12 If transatlantic, it's New (5) 13 It comes at the end of
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      96 8 OPERAS FESTIVAL at Genu Opera at the GoetheInstitut Auditorium. Three documentaries 100 Years of Bayrevth Festival, 100 Years Ring of the NiMung and Winnifred Wagner on Tuesday, 6.30pm. This is followed by three Wagner operas: The Flying Dutchman on Wednesday, Tannhauser on Thursday and The Mastersingers of Nuremberg on Friday.
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      531 9 T V SINGAPORE 5 3.00 PM Operant Mowed by On the Waterfront (Mandarin/r) 3.50 Clay: Documentary 4.05 Dance Recital by Lakshmi and Saraswathi (r) 4J5 The American Adventure Balooninf 5.00 Paint Alonf with Nancy Red Apples 5.25 Vision on Opposites: Knowledge for children. 5.50 The Littlest Hobo: Drama for children.
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      235 10 8M A H" ttil Paramount Hotef W C\ zVancfe Singapore's latest to good food and cosy surroundings. Special servings are set for breakfasts, luncheons, dinners and late night snacks a wide selection of Oriental and Western fare. Cafe Vanda your haven 24 hours a day Marine Parade Road Singapore 1544
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      268 10 The Quest for Gourmet Adventurers ■*>% i 'a At the Inn of Happiness. l Your search is over. The quest accomplished. Whatever you choose, it's bound to be memorable. A Agreatpboetobe. [II M H »t I I I'lllll I 9\ I Us' Show your secretary the appreciation she deserves by
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      180 10 <r*zA jsfcbaUian<M Not Just Another Continental Restaurant Amid splendid Victorian decor, dine on the choicest of meat, fowl and firii to the accompaniment of live entertainment. Prime Rib of Beef on the Silver Wagon Juicy Steaks from the U.S. Spantih-etyle Seafood G rat in de Crates au Frontage WatkMatdomm with
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  • RAW MATERIALS
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      Local produce market finishes mixed
      179 11 THE Singapore produce market was slightly mixed last week. Coconut oil and copra continued to perform well but pepper prices remained on an easier tone. A local trader said pepper activity has been very dull throughout the week. Prices have drifted about $5 per picul
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      RUBBER
      126 11 RUBBER futures in London on Friday cloned between £9 and £12 a tonne above Thursday's close in traded positions. Prices traded narrowly on Friday afternoon as little freah direction emerged. Nearby positions remained firm, supported by the strength in near contracts in Singapore futures which encouraged broker buying in
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      Lock icon London commodities end generally easier
      1169 11 AFP WITH THE marked exception oT dollar-priced precious metals, the commodity markets in London were generally easier again last week. The further recovery in sterling against the US dollar on the foreign exchange although the pound failed to maintain its best levels was sufficient to
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    • MONEY AND EXCHANGES
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        PLR
        22 11 THE average rate at which major Singapore banks are currently prepared to lead to their beat customers is 9.09 per cent.
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        ASIAN $
        172 11 ASIAN ASIAN currency average deposit rates for the week ended April 15: 7 days 1 month 2 months 3 months Smooths 9 months 12 months UMIBU prtaw) ■Igk Uw 5/18 ft* 9V, 9W OH 9* 9 5/18 9H 9 7/18 99/18 07/lft 9H OH 1 month 3 months 0 months
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        Short-term money
        44 11 FOR THE week ended Friday April IS, the range at call rates received from Short Deposits (M) Bhd was as follows: •snk hsl: 4 to US per cent. Qounl tasd: AJS to 5J per cent. HwMnsli of funds totalled |M 7 million.
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        Singapore market
        268 11 THE US dollar opened the weak st SHIMO/SO sad was brought to s Ugh of Hlmm before easing to s low of 52.0M5/K. The rate closed Isst week st ttM/S oa the local foreign exchange msrket. Trading lor the Week was quiet with fairly strong commercial demand for
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        DISCOUNT
        359 11 THE UAS's interveuUuu in the US snd fttagapore dollar rale to quash rumours of s devalua ttoa of the local tiaiency readied la a very tight interbank market with oversight rotes risrUag a record Ugh of •0 par cent teat week. The Ugh overnight rates tested for two dsys
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        Gold
        221 11 GOLD PRICES made an overall gain of about USQO a troy ounce during the week, Green and Collier says. From the previous week's daw at the US$42l level, the market traded firmly but steadily upwards to reach a high of US$44O on the Far East market by Saturday. Some
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  • INTERNATIONAL STOCKS
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      Market at new high
      1176 11 NEW YORK THE STOCK market posted its seventh consecutive advance last Friday, fueled by favourable economic and inflation developments with the three major market indicators again making new closing highs. The Dow Jones Industrial Average ended the day up 6.09 points to 1,171.34. its third straight
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  • MARKET REVIEWS
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      Initial upward thrust cools off
      738 12  -  I! (Singapore y By CHRIS LIM THE LOCAL stock market continued to move upwards last week. This was done decisively at first. But towards the end of the week, buying interest cooled off, and bulls faced an uphill task in sustaining the uptrend. On the
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      COMPANY NEWS for the week
      827 12  -  Week ended April 15 compiled by JULIANA TAY SCRIP ISSUES FMan: Proposed rights issue of three-for-two at $1/-.. MHF HMgs: Proposed rights issue of one-for-one at 12/-. O U E: Proposed rights issue of one-for-four at $4/-. Straits Trading: Proposed bonus issue of one-for-five. OTHERS
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      Foreign buyers support upsurge
      389 12 Hongkong LIFE returned to aonul last week at Hongkong'* stock markets. Investors demonstrated a renewed willingness to push prices up with only rumours far fodder. Soothsayers were agreed that someone will bid for Sir Yue-Kong Pao's stake in Hongkong and Kowloon Wharf and Godown, but could
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      Lock icon Sharp gains on Wall Street
      860 13 York UPI .THE New York stock market exploded out of a slump •by soaring to record heights ilast week in the sharpest !galn in five months on inculcations that interest rates •will fall and the economy is '•about to rebound strongly. I The surge was
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      Lock icon Quality issues lead strong price upsurge
      396 13 i^Tokyo AFP ENCOURAGED by continuous new highs on Wall Street and the Bank of Japan's optimistic forecast for recovery of the Japanese economy, the Tokyo stock market surged strongly last week. The 225-stock Dow-Jones Average soared to an all time high of 8,554.21 yen,
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      Lock icon Milan shares fall
      176 13 BCI THE Milan share market was quiet for most of last week. The weakness and thin trading was partly due to technical factors connected with the end of the accounting period. But on Friday, prices went into a steep slide in heavier trading, which caused the BCI
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      Confidence rising to fever pitch
      1218 13  -  IWI London By GERALD COLVERD THERE is the smell of boom In the air. London share prices paced relentlessly onwards and upwards throughout the week. A 20potat leap In the FT 30 share index left it at a new all-time peak of 085.5. It has
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      Investors focus on blue-chip counters
      785 13 Lumpur^ THE Kuala Lumpur stock market gained further ground in leas active trading last week, with buying interest centred mainly in selected quality and speculative counters. Reflecting the overall cautious mood, total turnover for the week fell to 44.73 million units valued at MJ154.87 million
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      Lock icon Proposal to alter tender rules
      354 13 Reuter THE US Securities and Exchange Commission has proposed and issued for public comment a rule change that would require the securities processing agent for a bidder during a tender offer to establish and maintain accounts with national registered securities depositories. The purpose of the
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      Lock icon Advances across the board
      167 13 m Australia m A Reuter AUHBAUAN shars arias* wash la whaT* assay analysis bekeve is Iks Imawaited start Is a pnkmsi ■si If tradhsg iJm» eeedlag as exeeptleaal ITTTT Mjliliß Aifasar Mo?!* week less MJ aetata er by Mpy ocat toSkJt, thereby past lei weeks Is
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      521 13 (MALAYSIA) BERHAD (Incorporotod in Malaysia) PRELIMINARY FINAL REPORT The Directors of Bate (Malaysia) Berhad have pleasure in announcing the audited results of the Company for the yeer ended 31st December, 1982 with comparative figures as follows:Salee Domestic Export Total Net earnings before tax Provision for tax Net earnings after tax
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      563 13 OVERSEA-CHINESE BANKING CORPORATION LIMITED (Incorporated in Singapore) ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Forty-Sixth Annual General Meeting of the Stockholders of the Company will be held at 65 Chulia Street *19-00. OCBC Centre. Singapore 0104, on Saturday. 28th May, 1963, at 12 o'clock noon. EXTRAORDINARY GENERAL MEETING
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    Pre-tax profit of Hotel Properties below forecast
    323 14 AN INCREASE in property tax charges has pushed the group pre-tax profit of Hotel Properties slightly below the forecast made when it sought a listing on the stock exchange last June. Group pre-tax earnings stood at $9.32 million for the year ended December
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    MTI talks on textile tie-up
    132 14 MALAYSAN Textile ladaaMm (MTI) haa Mi ■rrtfe Ike dapteaaed pertad". Mi WM stated la Mil's reply to a Kaala Liapv Stock Ifittoip fairy a repert la tfce Maiayrtaa akaat aarket toS Sumß with Skertoxtfto 22$^ ■JMnalilk directors kad nsdiini taw mmrnrn eMpcratlai wttk attar textile
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    Group profit of Seacorp up 19 per cent
    154 14 SOUTH-EAST A4a Development Corporatloa (Ssassrp) has reported a 19 per eeat rise hi pNp tradtag fnft before lax to M$l9J4 sriMsa tor the year ended Jan 11, um. he*?» Itoe"ilta 'its' earltor iftlmlstli toreeast that H «MM da reasonably well to the
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    Earnings up 34pc for Shing Loong
    375 14  -  igpißil Com^iesEditofJtaiSitaißi By CHAN OI CHEE SHING Loong Finance, the wholly-owned finance arm of Keppel Shipyard, has turned in commendable maiden earnings for 1982. The company, which was granted a licence to operate as a full-fledged financial institution in late ISBI, reported a sharp
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    LATEST
    93 14 MALAYAN Flear Mills: Group pre-tax profits of MV.4 million far the year ended Dec H, 1982 against $7.5 million previously. Turnover amounted to $125.4 million ($113.3 million). Directors have recommended a first and final dividend of 6 per cent tax-exempt (wne). ASEAN Iimsdh Ltd: Group attributable net profits after
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    COMPANY BRIEFS
    69 14 E0THMAN8 «f Pali MaU (M) told the Kuala 'jmpir Stock Exchange that its investment of a 1.35 per cent equity stake in Carter Monde was not expected to affect the company's proa ta Dili ty. 9NGAPUBA MMng Safety said the prestnt fees payable tar registration of its riiares
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    Megat-Mah gives up bid to acquire IMT
    342 14 THE Megat-Mah bid to take over ailing IndiaMalaysia Textiles (IMT) to off. A terse by flnsnrisl adviser Amanah Chase Merchant Bank said the deal involving the sale of 2.9 million IMT shares between the Birla Group of India and Mr Megat Najmuddin bfr*
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    KLI not giving dividend for 1982
    220 14 KUALA Lumpur Industries (KLI) anticipates a difficult year ahead. Chairman Datuk Teh Hong Plow says in his latest annual statement that it will be prudent to preserve the existing cash resources of the company and consequently, no dividend is being recommended for the year
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    Lock icon OUB: Right to more rights?
    637 14 Taking Stock... By Hock Lock Siew WITHIN the last seven months, the Overseas Union Rank (OUB) group has announced four rights Together with its halfyear results in 1982, OUB had a rights issue in the form of a convertible loan to |100.< million while Overseas
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      284 14 Tan Choon Chye Management Services (Pte) Ltd. Singapore Secretarial Services Co. (Pte) for: Corporate Secretarial Services Management Advisory Services Project Studies Micro Computer Accounts Automation contact: Td: *****26 or *****27 Executive Chairman: Tan Choon Chye M/Director: Mrs. Low nee Tan Leng Fong 6001 Beach Road #12-01 #12-11 Golden Mile Tower,
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      320 14 k AOHSIUNG BANGKO OAKLAND SAN PEDRO APL LINEHAUL (TRI SERVICE) TO KAOHSIUNG £APL LINEHAUL (CAL SERVICE) TO KAOHSIUNG APL FEEDER COMMON CARRIER ***** l linertrain/thruservice HOUSTON FROM NEW YORK CHICAGO 4 MID-WEST HOUSTON SEATTLE OAKLAND SAN APL LINEHAUL (CAL SERVICE) SINGAPORE JAKARTA 32 34 I 34 APL LINEHAUL (TRI SERVICE)
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      46 14 OUTLOOK for today: Hazy and warm.. Report tar 24 hnn prior to7Jpmn April Maximum temperature 35.3 Associated humidity 50 Minimum temperature 26.0 Associated humidity 90 Hours of sunshine 9.60 Rainfall in millimetres Nil Total rainfall for the month Total rainy days for the month 0.8 1
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      Lock icon Shipbuilders agree to scrapping of more obsolete ships
      166 15 Reuter JAPANESE and West European shipbuilders agreed at a recent meeting in San Diego, California, that more obsolete and unwanted ships should be scrapped to help stimulate demand for new vessels, the Shipbuilders Association of Japan (SAJ) said. A statement said the
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      Lock icon Panama lowers size of ships using canal
      160 15 Reuter THE Panama Canal, whose water levels have been hit by an unusually long dry season, has announced further cuts in the size of the biggest ships allowed to use the canal. The canal commission, reaponsible for running the waterway, said in a
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      Malaysia takes delivery of two fast patrol boats
      560 15  -  By G DURAIRAJ TWO fast patrol boats were delivered to the Malaysian government by Malaysian shipyards recently. The boats are the last tram an order for 34 crafts valued at $336 million ordered by the MalayThe delivery of the two PX and
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        Lock icon Japanese yards' orders
        126 15 AP ORDERS received by Japanese shipbuilders in March from abroad rose sharply (ram a year earlier, indicating a recovery in the shipbuilding industry, the Japan Ship Exporters' Association said. Japanese shipbuilders received orders in Marco lor 4 sm ips, or NOyM gram com* pared with nine ships
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        Cameroon's agents
        99 15 CAMEROON Shipping Lines SA, the national ■hipping wwnpwy of the Republic of Cameroon, has appointed Hai Sua Hup as its agents in Singapore. The Cameroon plans to offer bi-month-ly services between Singapore and Cameroon inAr a space charter agreement with Mitsui OSK Lines (MOL) of Japan. Cameroon Shipping
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      INDEX TO ADVERTISERS
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      Grain traders and carriers urged to cut shipping costs
      532 16 GRAIN traders, terminal operators, port authorities, and inland and ocean carriers have been urged to cooperate in the fight to cut shipping costs. The call was made by Mr Anco de Jong, managing director of Nedlloyd Bulk, part of the Dutch
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      Lock icon Hitachi wins order
      60 16 Reuter HTTACHI Zosen Carp of Japan said it has obtained an order from Amsterdam Tanker Management BY of the NedDoyd Group of the Netherlands for a 9,170 dwt heavy lifting vessel. The vessel with two 550tonne safety working load mast type cranes, will be delivered by July
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      SHIP SALES
      1113 16 SECONDHAND tonnage broken in London said Greek owners are still showing interest in vessels for continuing trading in both the dry cargo and tanker sections of the freight market. Brokers said Greek purchases of larger bottoms Included one bulk carrier and two tankers. The bulk carrier, 1976-built Nsrlisns
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      LONDON FREIGHTS
      1868 16 INCREASED coal chartering on Thursday featured an uthwwlae rattier subdued freight market with a 90,000 tooner being arranged tram Hampton Roads to Japan at USH7JO. Coal was alao cowered (ram Davant to Japan at $19 JO and (ram RotMrts Bank to Luka at fllC. In the US grain
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      The Consortia
      215 17 MAJOR shipping consortia i operating between the Far East/Europe, Far East/Persian Gulf, Straits ports/Australia, Straits/Japan and .the member lines: ACE (FAR EAST/EUROPE): Franco Belgian Services. "K" Line. j m Korean Shipping Corporation. < i? Neptune Orient Lines. 'Orient Overseas Container Line. Cho Yang Shipping. ANRO (STRAITS/AU8TR ALIA): X
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      Madras port cargo traffic
      204 17 INDIA'S Madras port registered a cargo throughput of 12.4 million tonnes during its 1982-83 financial year, compared with total traffic of some 11.4 million tonnes in the corresponding period in 1981-82. The latest figures comprise 7.3 million tonnes of imports and 5.1 million tonnes of exports.
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      Lock icon Dangers of ratifying Unctad liner code
      598 17 TMR THE Unctad Code of Conduct (or Liner Conferences will have very little or no effect at all on United States shipping trades. But its acceptance and ratification by the EEC countries constitutes a dangerous precedent that makes similar cargo sharing rules in the
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      BS wins general cargo ship orders
      84 17 BRITISH Shipbuilders' subsidiary Austin A Pickersgill of Sunderland has won an order worth about £25 million for two 10,500 dwt general purpose cargo ships. The vessels were ordered by Ethiopian Shipping Lines of Addis Ababa. The ships, built to a de- sign developed by
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      SHIPPING LIST where your ships are due...and when
      6052 22 SCHEDULE A guide to ships loading at Singapore for ports around the world The list below tabulates, by port of destination, the name of the ship the shipping line involved and the estimated dates of arrival and departure from the Port of
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      Container Schedules
      709 23 CONTAINER TERMINAL RECEIVING OF EXPORT FCL CONTAINERS AND LCL CARGO Godowns FCL Arrival for LCL Movement Ship Voy Date/Time Operator Cargo Schedule Location Laura Maersk •308 18.483 2330 Maersk 51 0800-1100/0800-1100 Nl/Pl 0600*0600 81 Anson *****N 18.183 2000 Heap Seng 48 0700-0800 B2 Ratana Bhum 18.483 0700 8'pore
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      WHO ACTS FOR WHOM...
      1001 23 The leading shipping lines operating from local ports and their agents. A B AArtjjße OnMw CoatiaeataJ Feeder* (S)Carjo Freight (PK) (pill/R 1 J^uSwylT Sow (PN). Uh Traaagrnap Pie Ltd (5). c Ma nn—BUhmi (8)/ Martalw Eattrprlae (PX> (S)/Teo Shpc Md Tradta* (KL) Island Carfo Handling and
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      407 24 AT CONVENTIONAL WHARVE8 Vessel Berth Agent Arrival Departure KEPPEL WHARVES Cherry Laju 27/8 LianSoon alongside 18.433/2300 Davao Gulf 44 Boustead alongside 18.433/1800 Ionian Sea 45 Y Fung alongside 18.433/1500 Jalagodavari 8/9 Sinose alongside 18.433/1500 Jenson 22 Thong Soon alongside 18.433/0700 Ned Hongkong 3/4 Ned-EAC alongside 18.433/1200 No
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      349 15 BOOKS FOR PROFIT" I \RDI\I I H SMJja/Q Orient Overseas Co*Uci*teA Line O KOKMMCUIIM^ T.H. MDS 15» TO EMOTE OMHEZ) 0/5 10/S 12/5 M/ 5 17/5 17/5 11/5 20/5 22/5 26/5 26/5 27/5 »/5 Jl/5 3/6 3/6 4/6 6/6 1/6 11/6 13/6 I*/S lt/t 10/6 21/4 22/6 23/6 25/6 27/6
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      362 15 SEALORD UASC UNITED ARAB SHIPPING CO SAG < i i k a. a*t.i EXPRESS MULTI-PURPOSE SERVICES J FULLY CONTAINERISED SERVICE I kid cmt» acaatokk WrawH I Accept* La car«o tef Mm. Kw*. M*m. Ommm, M* ittel nhafci Vessel Sbsl Loadwt *w KHALEDMNAL WUDV.I RAR2ANV.29 AL RUMAITHMH 111 ML MUM V.l
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      18 15 LONDON Freights SHIP Sales CONSORTIA SHIPPING Sebetale WHO Acts fer Whem CONTAINER Sehetales SHIPS la Port REGIONAL Weather
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      323 15 Singapore s Business World at your Fingertips The Straits Times DIRECTORY Of Singapore (Buku Merah) *1 MAERSK LINE _k 1 -i POINTS lu^ULL—' j I.' 1 W-mt 19-20/4 24-21/4 25-21/4 2-2/5 34/5 M/ 5 HI/5 10-10/5 17.11/f rT^r^r^-nr-^nnrTHir: V M/ 5 11/9 21/5 15/5 23/5 20/5 20/5 22/5 M/ 5
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      414 16 NOTICE rTOKO LINE M.T. "SUN ACE" V J antra* a* QUEEN" VJ arb.t "aLTB WAVES" Tit arCowattiwaa of allMamafed cargoes ex above vaaaeta are kmby aotiflad that the General Survey win be bald oa the ttth April, IMS (Tuaaday) at Jarwj Port Gadows No. 1 (ran 10.00 am to 3.M
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      283 16 g Y.S. LINE yu^ss£sssr vm USA'CANADA MIDDLE LAST ■mb m V• wt 7/1 12/1 IVI Vft M a* CONVENTIONAL SERVICES V&PanAsia Link ltd. TO/FROM MMM*TANMM| AGENTS SUNSHIP AGENCIES PTE LTD OPTORGCO,M)SDNBHD 1 r* fi is r, -v PjAVAS*?<>9 3 4 'S*. PI s ASC. *<24 r i ?'a**-* Ocean Shipping
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      671 17 The Straits Steamship Group J OCL Overseas Containers Limited CONTAINERSHIP SERVICE TO UK CONTINENT U/5 11/5 H/5 M/l 12/4 n/t 11/5 14/5 a/5 a/5 *7/5 a/5 M/t M/( 14/f n/« a/i tta n/t a/« a/i «/7 17/7 U/7 14/7 CONTAINERSHIP SERVICE FROM UK CONTINENT H/5 IS hM bU Mri l*/4
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      627 17 WANTED CARGO VESSEL ON TIME CHARTER A multinational corporation invites reputable owners/brokers to quote for the supply of one general cargo vessel on yearly charter. CARGO About 500 to 900 dwt including 20 ft ISO containers per loading. VESSEL Must have either 3 meters draught or capability of self discharging
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      590 18 EXPONTS liwfMl Bay HmcM*| Eipr«» Hm Eipesi Til—Hi Mara Hm>«| iifmi Tafca (ami Spore P KetanfPen Bilbao Genu H burg B hanen Warn Antwerp Ti j.|- 19/4 *10/4 6/5 16 5 B J *<u leedei set ik t Benanon Connecting m Tokyo "Also accepting corgo tor ATLANTIC GULF PORTS via
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      388 18 *1 J K.&line Ktm tmrnmt no* CONVENTIONAL SERVICE U/frwm BUSM MNVOCUNti] 25 27 Apr 28-29 A«r 29-30 Apr 1! Hay VIC* IBW/IKC IH7 Ifay IS 19 May 20-21 May 29 FULLY CONTMOBED TO/FROM NORTH S LUKTOM 171 imbin k mm m 1 HMCCTOR IK K MCfIKM 24C (INKS Mom: store
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      324 18 EVERGREEN UNE fm usi/fwot comwo sma ACCEPTMG fa I LCI CARCO FOR also tcctPiM la/ra »fa/fa to OOTICMHK UMB COPCMA6DL OSLO. STOCKHOLM. XISMI MUCN MMDMfMKM M HHMK 10M0N. SOUTHMTTOM MAMCKSTEI MNMGHM iwna aueon m fubstom pyLUifa ElßOtt/FAR EAST CORTAVO SUMCE FAR EAST/ MEDfTTRRANEAN SEA CORTAfO s«v*a accept* ra i ici
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      523 18 Burma Fivt Star Shipping Corpn. "BURMESE NATIONAL LINE" LOAOM6 FOR RANGOON S'part M«lm| WHW hPt/lll* nam a/23 *> HT(*T«* 2S/27 t* nMSMDMrm i/J B F sS C Agents m Moloywo BOUSTEAD SHWHNG I TEL NOS KL *****4/*****7—PKEIANG *****1/8 PENANG i *****1/8 Camps i»m ArfMMmi 0* fciwifim IMtfcamm«<i(« C®»== "ARGENTINE NATIONAL
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      137 18 Y ■o ■•I EXSI NOSE MARITIME PTE LTD ■o\ \y i SUN UNION LINE 23% Apr 22 Ibf maJuS'/Ttaiiwi W* MB Ml MM) Ttl 222MU/1 MM. OK MMI Ml M 18. MM mtm mi amm i n I# f7W A U72J KYOWA LINE taiyo marine line WIST AUSTRALIA SKKTVCE ISLAMIC
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      399 19 ntey BOUSTEAD SHIPPING AGENCIES A 5f a express dpptoit service to uk/cont R'DAM HULL HMBG 1 CLYDEBANK 2 la—i MLA i i.,_ i MEADOWBANK Ss#2BJ*3lj£ Mikes/i Lines I I".. U.S. GULF MECT SOMCF tl l'|v »\iV I'.l -(> 11 REGULAR TMER/PLYWOOO BULK SERVICE S'porc P MaaiTAyer Loa*m tor City WO3S
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      1350 20 EXPRESS CONTAINER SERVICE NEW YORK/E. CANADA CALIFORNIA ram ks& store ®to «sa tobto mrow sumh it. ASIA STAR *10 SM TOHBEIMMU V7O 10 Mm 7JW 12 JM 91 JMDGEVI7 22 Apr ICW JERSEY MARU *K 1C May 13 Jm 11 Ah. 17 1 MONTE MJBYV3 29Apr H* KRSEY MARU V
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      343 20 AGINGS R JUMABHOY t ÜBAIDULI A CO R JUMABMOT A SONS SONS(PTF)tTD SDN BHD (M SDN BHO Singapore Kual< lumpui P#n»ng T«t *****1 (S l.o»»( Tel <r?O?SS 9703'jl Tel 16M>16 Port K»lang T«.l UMISS SANKO LINE. Tbe Sanko Steamship Co Ltd *1 In *****) 48fe0. 1 P! Ml In <BM<*
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      476 20 I ITO KORINS MARITIME SERVICES 11 4 Anson Road »1 8-01. Tunas Building Singapore 0207 Tel *****22 4 *****67 P Kelang Tel *****1 8 RfO Sf A PERSIAN GULf Q)T{ fIRASf as SE «v US BOYAN6 Ik. 5 HAfWOO ASIA MI R( HAN'T MARINI SEMI-CONT USA SERVICE PACttC/GULF/ATLANTIC PORTS S'por*
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      365 20 INTRASEA (PTE) LTD BREAKBULK SERVICE TO EUROPE/UK wmwuuu nooaorr ru COIMIIIWUIMCMIfI fj to b U Sia a»wiim ntm nmm «to lit* ni» n IM Ml* llta 73 km BUT (MIM UK ZM AUSTRALIA* CONTAMER SERVICE 52S3EL s% 17 UM 9m > lj m n*m UJM UJH »JM fIU M6BANE 4km
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      491 21 FAR EAS /EUROPE FULLY CONTAINERISED SERVICE TO EUROPE/UK (VIA SUEZ): KJMXJMI9V+ 20/4 N ONSET 1* 28/4 TWMKE IHV 7/5 IGHMCEUIV 15/5 0 CHEF 345, 25/5 CMUL3SW 3/6 Also accepting carpi to/from Scandinavia K JACEJH S pore Closing Times: FCI Cargo LCI Cargo FROM EUROPE (VIA SUEZ) CMZE3X. 01 ss CI
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      456 21 I DONAM HEUNG-A SHIPPINC Korean Flag Vessels SEMI CONTAINERISED DIRECT SERVICE TO BANGKOK KEELUNG BUSAN INCHON a/4 1n V» I jvs w u/j I 1,/J SEMI CONTAINERISED DIRECT SERVICE TO CHITTAGONG, CHAINA. CALCUTTA WPTUW AGINCOS pf| ro 'r' ??.'«111 »/5 10/5 x/s n*As y n» so* H* *1 If* 414
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      642 21 m sinsov SINGAPORE SOVET SHPPtNG CO PRIVATE LTD M»LT*pl—. Wn J***** (IS CaUt M6m SMSOV SNGAWtE Tpfcx IMn RS ***** ICS ***** B 251 M N/S 9NMUT MN 90M SON. M. IST AMD 2ND FLOOD NO 1. JALAN CENPWB4G. POUT KLANG. MALAYSIA TN: *****6/8 Ttkt No »7» SSRR%S!& I *****
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      83 21 SOON KMT SHIPPING PTE LTD too «?OOS *70M i Hmw S-MO>t 01M let ***** M (S l«n> I*. «S*lM SRSHT 2V4 a/4 ■HtMff hn a/4 Mhkihl »/4 If/4 UHLMI 2V4 a/4 Mla«a«i4 2V4 a/4 ■Hk MLm a/4 a/4 g Tat: mats (i um). DIVISION Of IHI INI WOMDMM GMUP Of
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      539 22 ItefiiiMial Container Lines irrniTl 2 Sailings Weekly IhiUjl f> Reliable Regular Punctual Berthing PSA 1500 Hrs Tuesday 8. Saturday uTvna 20/25 Mr 27/20 My nnim EDO SEWKE TO fDMNG/FHUKET/SONGKLA >$, SINGAPORE ISLAM).V /./A/: MIDDLE EAST REGULAR LINER DSR-LINES^£ £55! H-bW| «'N| tost fa pvii Apr 20/22 tm a/nim n»* n
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      142 23 P.T. FOUMNMN POAYAMN NUMNTMM BAHMH (STOKE BMMCH)^ P.T. MASKAPJU PELAYMMM "PULMJ LMIT c/» AftYA SfIVMB ft TRAMN6 (PIC) LID Fan| to «M| Tra*t rw. IM #10-11. IMRw. rMpk'i Pak C«+t. ft M 9129U (3 km). 2277*13/*****7 SHIPPING TRADING CO.,(PTE) LTD? (HU 156, Cecil Street. #07-02 Far Eastern Bank BWg. Sngapore
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      110 23 FREIGHT MANAGEMENT PTE LTD 10 Aman Rood, #35-15 aSffilTfa FWTMA»* •ratio. 22/4 I 2V« a/« 7/5 2t/4 1 2>/4 27/4 t in lUSICOBTI i man* •ALSO ACCEPTMC CAMOES FOi OHO fOfTS/KSIWMBBS ON KQIKST •AUO WZnW MOUND CAMOES FUIK MM WTO. LINE WORLD >v noneh. vcnus i n Pwt CATTUYA 142
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      244 23 I:! 4 M JY#i 1\ i i PTE. JLTD; OMIT RAnoN (crx'terfOM M YANG MING F.E. MEDITERRANEAN N. EUROPE USA EAST CANADA FJE. FULL-CONTAINER SERVICES FAS EABT/N. EUROPE/FAR EAST l 1 TTnavniTTVJß'l. rrm a S«M SaM Sarfad I SaM II Apr 22 Apr 23 Apr 2S Apr I l*y |11
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      349 24 < T S f 'X mmmm NVOCC EXPRESS SERVICE (s#-,gapone) private hrmted Fa/ia i DESTR ft* FTD KJ/TANAU/SAMMAAN 28/4 CaOMBO 22/4 BMMMR/MTTANP 11/4 <wr-moo nun «n< PENANG/CHTTTAGONG 1/5 22/4 24/4 21/4 H EUROPE/FAR EAST LINER SERVICE VSI ETA FTD MANGEL FORTUNE 2Mb (M 278 i April a CONQinaR llto May
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      315 24 HEAP SENG TRADING t SHIPPING PTE. LTD. 13-01, 13* floor, GoMoo Mil* Tower, Nadtapd EAC Aoenoioo Nwng. Toi M4I7V P. Ketone Tot *****1/7 BINTULU CONTRACTORS SDN BERHAD p Uhl Loadaf lor wvn NKMS/L */VU MNK/V n.l KC/S3 ■Lift 7/11 (Accepting rehlcies/cMTgo forSmfh Ports subject to inducement) G»r»fj! »{fnt IOHORI SHIPPNC
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