The Business Times, 5 January 1984

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    11 1 BUSINESS TIMES M.C. (P) No. 66/1/84 THURSDAY, JANUARY 5,1184 60 CENTS
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  • Article
    DBS explains pullout from joint venture
    416 1  -  By SOH TIANG KENG DBS BANK sold its 50 per cent stake in DBS-Daiwa Securities International because it has developed its own merchant banking capability over the years, Mr Chua Kim Yeow, president of DBS Bank, said yesterday. The investment banking department of DBS
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    Court says 'no' to alternative charges
    145 1 DISTRICT Court Judge Michael Khoo yesterday rejected a prosecution attempt to bring alternative charges against opposition Member of Parliament J B Jeyaretnam. Jeyaretnam, secretary general of the Workers' Party, and party chairman Wong Hong Toy, are jointly charged with making a false declaration and
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  • Article
    Sears tapping Asian market for US$50m
    571 1  -  By RAY HEATH THE world's biggest retail store group, Sears Roebuck of America, is raising US$5O million in Asia through a syndicate led by Singapore-based F*irst Chicago Asia Merchant Bank. The offer is in the form of Guaranteed Notes, which will be redeemed in
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    Former Heli Orient MD forms company
    301 1  -  By WANG LOOK KEAH BRIAN Woodford, former managing director of Heli Orient, has set up his own aviation company called Monarch Aviation. The company was registered in September last year, barely three months after his services ended with Heli Orient, a member of the
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    Israel pounds bases
    109 1 ISRAELI warplanes pounded guerilla bases in Lebanon again yesterday, killing at least 50 people and wounding 300 others. Sources said about 16 Israeli warplanes struck around the Syrian-control-led town of Baalbeck, 84 km east of Beirut. A massive barrage of anti-aircraft and shoulderheld Sam-7 ground-to-air missile fire
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    US dollar hits new highs on forex markets
    293 1 THE American dollar rose sharply on foreign exchange markets yesterday, hitting new highs against European currencies in reaction to heightened tensions in the Middle East. After declining in the last days of 1983, the dollar regained its losses on Tuesday, steadied on
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  • BRIEFLY...
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      Lock icon Manufacturing base
      85 1 Reuter DRAMATIC falls in land costs and factory prices during the past year have put the Hongkong government in a much stronger position to promote the territory as a manufacturing base. The Hongkong Industry Department's principal consultant CG Bernard said yesterday that in the past, industrial promotion efforts
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      Lock icon Oil output drops
      62 1 Reuter FOURTH-quarter oil output from the Philippines' Nido field, off the coast of Palawan Island, fell to 1,700 barrels per day (bpd) from 2,000 bpd in the third quarter. The Ministry of Energy said yesterday that Nido is operated by a consortium led by Philippine Cities Service
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      Lock icon Tourists in Seoul
      83 1 AP FOREIGN tourists visiting South Korea hit a record 1,196,000 in 1983, up 4.7 per cent from a year ago. The Korea National Tourism Corp in Seoul said yesterday that Japan accounted for 51.8 per cent of the preliminary total, and remained the biggest contributor with 529,300
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      Lock icon Interim textile quotas
      68 1 Reuter THE European Economic Community, at loggerheads with China over new limits on imports of Chinese clothing and textiles, yester- day set interim quotas for 1984 while talks on a long-term pact continue. EEC officials in Brussels said the two sides had agreed to roll over a
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      Lock icon Jackson returns
      72 1 Reuter PRESIDENTIAL hopeful Jesse Jackson returned yesterday after his successful mission to secure the release from captivity in Syria of US airman Robert Goodman. The black civil rights leader and Mr Goodman landed before dawn at Andrews Air Force Base near Washington aboard a C-135 plane despatched by
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      Lock icon Hope for jobless
      60 1 Reuter UNEMPLOYMENT trends in West Germany continue to fall in spite of a rise in the number of jobless, last month. The West German Federal Labour Office said yesterday that the number of people out of work moved from 2.19 million in November to 2.35 million in
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      Lock icon Deoth squod killings
      71 1 UPI DUTCH Foreign Minister Hans van den Broek said yesterday Indonesian officials assured him the death squad executions of thousands of alleged gangsters will be stopped. Mr Broek, on a nine-day official visit to Indonesia, said he discussed death squad activity during meetings with Indonesia Foreign Minister
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    Tea price likely to rise in near future
    333 1 SINGAPOREANS may have to pay mare far their teahags aad tea leaves mm. nil is beeaase the shortage of the commodity luu been aggravated by India's decision te baa the expert ef CTC (Cat, Teared, Carted) grade tea on Christmas Eve last
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    Local refiners successful with new markets
    372 1  -  By LOH HUI YIN LOCAL refiners' efforts to develop new markets for their petroleum products are beginning to show results. At least two companies have started the New Year with sales to previously untapped markets as far away as Africa. New markets are needed
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    Levy has not hampered trade
    114 1 LORRIES are as busy as ever carrying goods across the Singapore-Johore causeway in spite of the Malaysian government's levy of MJIOO on each goods vehicle leaving the country. The levy has not hampered the export-import trade, Johore custom director Zainal Abidin Ariffin said yesterday. Since
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      229 1 Budget rentacar w I Orchard: *****11 Katong: *****11 PLANS to set up a College of Physical Education have been finalised Page 2 IT is "highly likely" that the US and China will reach an agreement on industrial and technological cooperation when Premier Zhao visits Washington Page 4 DEALERS fear fall
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  • HOME NEWS
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      All systems go for physical education college
      396 2  -  By PENG AILIAN PLANS to set up a College of Physical Education in Singapore have been fina- lised and it is scheduled to start in July. Mr Ho Kah Leong, Parlia- mentary Secretary (Educa- Hon), told the Singapore o Schools' Sports Council annual
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      Replacing of radiation film badges under way
      409 2  -  By SHARIR ARIFF NEW automated thermoluminescent dosemeterft (TLDs) will soon replace the conventional film badges for monitoring radiation doses for about 3,000 people in Singapore working in areas where radioactive materials and X-ray machines are used. The latest Scientific Services Newsletter, a publication
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      Lu Sinclair to join SSA as registrar
      279 2 MRS YT Lu Sinclair (ahsve), who retired last May as registrar of the National University of Singapore after 27 years' service, will be back at work as a registrar again soon. On Jan 16, she will start work as registrar of the Singapore
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      Fewer lunar new year gold coins to be released
      403 2 THERE will be fewer gold rats in town to commemorate the coming Lunar Year of the Rat. The Singapore Mint, after over-estimating the demand for the Oriental Zodiac series of gold coins previously, has decided to cut further the number of
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      Plaza to spend $5.5m on better facilities
      299 2 PLAZA Hotel is spending $5.5 million to upgrade its facilities further in the face of an increasingly competitive market. The hotel plans to renovate all 354 guestrooms and to Install a totally integrated computer system. The guestrooms will be given a $4 million
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      Honorary trade agents
      179 2 THE Trade Develspmeat BmH ku «ppihtrt Immtary Me repreeeatatlvee la Bydaey, DaaaeJderf aad Seeal. Twe ef Ike representatives ue (rem Neptane OrteatUaca. IWy are Mr Fee TUag Deag, whe is based la Syd ■ey, aad Mr Patrick Seea (D—eidirf). 1W ether repreeeatatlve Is Mr Leag WU Kim,
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      C'WEALTH SCIENCE AWARDS
      146 2 TEACHERS have been invited to submit entries for the Commonwealth Association of Science, Technology and Mathematics Educators (CASTME) awards. The awards are intended to encourage teaching of the social aspects of science, technology and mathematics, with particular reference to developing countries of the Commonwealth. There are no
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      PEOPLE IN BUSINESS
      236 2 THE Pavilion Inter-Conti-nental Singapore has appointed Kim* rthaaia director of sales. Mr Johnson, an American who speaks and writes fluent Japanese, has gained considerable working experience not only from the hotel industry but also from the travel industry for the past 10 years. A graduate from the
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      MEMO PAD
      1161 2 SEMINARS AND COURSES Jan 4-Feb 4 (Saturdays): Employers' Liability A Workmen's Compensation Insurance, SITC, SITC Jan 4-Feb 15 (Wednesdays): Introduction to General Insurance, SITC, SITC i Jan 5-March 8 (Mondays A Thursdays): Principles of Management, POD Training at Waterloo Centre, Secretariats A Meetings Pte Ltd Jan 6-Feb 10
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  • BANKING AND FINANCE
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      Lock icon Montreal exchange focuses on gold options business
      309 3 Reuter -*THE Montreal exchange expects to take important steps this year to carve out a major world niche for its and gold options, including the introduction of 24 hour-a-day trading. William Easley, director of the exchange's options unit, expects a Far East to
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      Lock icon Record number of US failures in 1983
      145 3 AP FORTY-EIGHT US banks failed in 1963, a half-dozen more than collapsed in the previous year and the highest rate in more than four decades, bank regulators said. The savings and loan industry fared better last year. Thirty-three weak associations were merged with
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      Lock icon Fall in US lending to indebted nations
      423 3 FT THE exposure of the nine biggest US banks to the world's most heavily-indebt-ed countries has begun to decline for the first time since the international debt crisis broke 16 months ago. The nine biggest US banks, which account for close to two-thirds
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      Lock icon Becker analyst predicts rally in bond market
      267 3 Reuter A SLOWDOWN in economic growth in the second quarter will trigger a rally in the bond market, Richard B Hoey, chief economist for A G Becker Pari has, said. He told securities analysts that gross national product, bolstered by 1983 holiday sales,
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      Daiwa S'pore manages FRCD
      236 3 DAIWA Singapore Ltd, formerly known as DBS-Daiwa Securities Ltd prior to DBS Bank's pull out announced last Tuesday, has scored two firsts after operating as a new company for barely a week. It is lead managing its first FRCD a US$3O million issue by Sumitomo Bank
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      Lock icon Queue for IMF money lengthens
      729 3 NYT THE 146-nation International Monetary Fund starts the year with US$4O billion of additional resources on top of about $70 billion it already had, as a result of the recently approved 47'/j per cent increase in members' subscriptions. With its new democratic government less than
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  • MONEY AND EXCHANGES
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      PLR
      22 3 THE average rate at which major Singapore banks are currently prepared to lend to their best customers is 9.06 per cent.
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      ASIAN $
      192 3 ASIAN ASIAN currency deposit Interbank rates as at 5 pm on Jan 4: US Dollar* .w Offer Bid 7 days 9 15/16 913/16 1 month 9 7 4 9\ ik 2 months 10 9% --.'3 months lovt io 6 months 10H 10* '**•< 9 months 10M 10H *12 months 1011/*****/16
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      Discount
      43 3 RANGE of prices offered by dishouses on Jm 4: Overnight: 3 Call deposits: 2 3 Closing Buying Selling 3-month Treasury bills 2* 2V> 3-month Bank bills 8H 8M 3 months CD 7* 7V4 0 months CD 7* 7fc Source: National Discount Co
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      Treasury bills
      56 3 THE Monetary Authority of Singapore has invited banks and discount houses to tender tor a total of a) $170 million 91day Treasury bills to be issued from Jan 9 to Jan 13 and b) $15 million 182-day Traesury bills to be issued on Jan 9. Each tender must
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      London
      48 3 THE dollar opened stronger yesterday. Opening quotes yesterday: US 1.4218/28 Can 1.7705/30 1.2477/80 D Mk 3.9415/45 FI 4.4245 85 S Fr 3.1595/1630 B Fr con 80.39/50 FFr 12.0605/0740 Lit 2391.65/2394.45 Yen 331.78/332.25 DKr 14.2650/2800 N Kr 11.1145/1280 SKr 11.5340/5475 A us sch 27.77/80 Port 189.15/97 Soain 226.38/65
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      Singapore market
      482 3 THE US dollar strengthened against most major currencies in yesterday's foreign exchange market. Against the local dollar, the greenback opened at 552.1265/85 and strengthened to a high of $2.2300/10. Subsequently, it eased slightly in the late afternoon to close at $2.1290/00. latertaak Iwwirt rales at 3 pa: One
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      Tokyo
      183 3 THE dollar yesterday inched down to close the first Japanese business day of the year slightly lower after rising steeply in New York on Tuesday on covering of short dollar positions. There was a feeling the dollar upswing in New York was overdone, but interbank operators refrained from selling
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      Gold
      303 3 SINGAPORE gold futures yesterday turned easier after a firmer opening, but still closed higher on balance compared with New York levels. Trading was light with total sales for the day recorded at 69 lots and kerb volume at 155 lots. Prompt closed higher at U*****.50/379.50 an ounce against New
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      Silver quotes
      44 3 New York TM Frt 8 58B 9.01B 8.63S 9.06S Zurich 8 85B 890B 8 90S 8 95S MimA Singapore WBi 1 ■OS 8 48B 8 9 LB 8.53S 8 96S Closing price* In US dollars a troy ounc Source: Credit Suisse, S'pore
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      Hongkong
      89 3 THE US dollar yesterday basically firm in fairly active late trading with rates little changed from early levels. It ruled at 2.7690/97 marks against an early 2.7693/7700 and New York's 2.7700/15 close, but eased to 233.35/45 yen from 233.65/75 and 233.70/80. Banknote rates yesterday: (HK per 1): US 7.78/7.80
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  • OVERSEAS
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      Lock icon US-China pact highly likely with Zhao's visit
      688 4 NYT UPI IT is "highly likely" that US and China will reach an agreement on industrial and technological cooperation when Premier Zhao 3iyang visits Washington next week, a White House aide said on Tuesday. The pact has been under discussion since early last
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      Malaysia completes constituent review
      151 4 THE Election Commission in Kuala Lumpur has completed the review and delineation of 22 new parliamentary and 39 state constituencies. There are now 18 new parliamentary constituencies in Peninsular Malaysia and four in Sabah, East Malaysia, raising the total from 154 to 176. The state constituencies
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      Lock icon Marcos' opposition remains divided
      482 4 UPI THE Philippine opposition yesterday remained divided on whether to participate in upcoming parliamentary polls in spite of the decision of a 12-party opposition coalition to gear up for the crucial election. Several major opposition figures said they still favour a boycott of May elections for
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      Lock icon Tunisia imposes curfew following riots over food price
      367 4 UPI TUNISIAN PrasMeat HaMb Boargalba declared a state ef emergeaey aeraas Tulsia ea Taesday, Imp—lag a dash t> dawn earfew aad baaalag pabtle meetings la Mispiaat ts six days sf rtotlag aver fasd price lacreases. As Ike arder was Issaed, haadreds sf
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      Lock icon Growing discontent over US policy in Lebanon
      611 4 NYT THE chorus of discontent over President Reagan's policy in Lebanon grew even louder in Congress on Tuesday, as Lawmakers from both parties urged greater diplomatic efforts to broaden the base of the Beirut government and to extricate marines from a country where
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      Lock icon Reagan pleased with Jackson
      440 4 UPI PRESIDENT Reagan, saying he "couldn't be happier" about Mr Jesse Jackson's success In winning navy airman Robert Goodman's release, urged Syrian leaders to follow up the gesture by helping to forge a political settlement in Lebanon. Mr Reagan initially said he was "not going to
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      Lock icon Major Haddad in worse condition
      160 4 UPI THE ailing leader of the Israeli-backed Christian forces in Southern Lebanon, Major Saad Haddad, was in a worse condition on Tuesday and a priest was called to his bedside. Major Haddad, 46, apparently has cancer, but hospital communiques have said he was suffering from
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      Lock icon Exim Bank seeks solution to S Korean loan issue
      267 4 NYT THE US Export-Import Bank, searching for a compromise in a conflict with the Reagan Administration over financing sales of equipment for a South Korean steel mill, may decide to guarantee only a portion of the loan rather than provide a
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    • WORLD IN BRIEF
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        Lock icon INCREASE IN CHINA TRADE
        492 4 Agencies CHINA'S total trade in 1983 rose 3.1 per cent, with exports up 0.4 per cent and imports 6.6 per cent higher. Minister of Foreign Economic Relations and Trade, Chen Muhua, said in Beijing yesterday that in 1982, exports were US$2l.6 billion and imports $17 billion.
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      Lock icon Airman says Syrians tried to scare him
      280 4 AP US NAVY Lieutenant Robert Goodman, on his way home yesterday with US presidential candidate Jesse Jackson, said he was threat- ened while held prisoner by Syrians. "What it consisted of was an effort to scare me,". G°°dman said shortly before arriving in
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      DAILY AIRCRAFT MOVEMENTS
      723 4 ARRIVALS Service Local Operator Number Time From PAA PA5 0225 JFK/SPO/HKG MAS MH601 0820 KUL TMA TL351 0630 BEY/DXB MAS MH671 0905 KUL MAS MH811 0910 PEN SIA SQ103 0945 KUL RBA BI421 1000 BWN MAS MH603 1020 KUL CPA CX710 1030 HLP SU SQ106 1105 KUL
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      Lock icon Sprinkel will try to increase value of yen
      282 5 AP DR BERYL WSprinkel, Undersecretary of the Treasury for Monetary Affairs, will go to Japan at the end of next month for another attempt to increase the value of the yen, a Treasury official said on Tuesday. The official, who asked that
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      Lock icon Hotels in London enjoying most buoyant season
      232 5 NYT HOTELS in London are enjoying their most buoyant season for years, thanks largely to the strength of the dollar and a 50 per cent rise in traffic from the US. At times in the peak late summer season it was almost impossible
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      Scuffles at Peugeot
      178 5 SCUFFLES broke out at the Peugeot SA Talbot car plant at Poissy as striking workers prevented the management from restarting production lines for the second day in a row. About 1,500 strikers hurled nuts, pieces of bodywork and other objects on some of the 14,000 strong workforce
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      Lock icon Johore state official denies flag ban
      358 5 AFP A SENIOR Johore State official has denied allegations that the Malaysian national flag was banned and photographs of the prime minister and his deputy were removed during the recent visit of the Johore Sultan to three districts in the southern state. State Secretary
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      Lock icon Canberra to look into alleged HK visa racket
      286 5 Reuter THE Australian Immigration and Ethnic Affairs Minister, Stewart West, yesterday ordered a "stringent investigation" into claims that Hongkong businessmen are buying their way into Australia. Mr West was responding to allegations by an opposition politician that an immigration racket provided false
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      Lock icon Buyers of US cars now turning to imports
      444 5 UPI PEOPLE who used to be loyal customers of American cars are turning to imports because of lagging quality and safety defects that US carmakers are unable or unwilling to fix, a survey showed. The Centre for Auto Safety said on Tuesday
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      Lock icon Perth sobers up with low alcohol beer
      401 5 FT A REVOLUTION la Australian drinking habits la taking place. At least It Is la Perth, formerly called "Beer City" beeaase the residents ef the Western Australian capital* were known la spend a greater share s( their lnc«me an beer than the residents
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      Lock icon Israel to cut budget by 9pc to revive economy
      269 5 Reuter ISRAELI Finance Minister Yigal Cohen-Orgad yesterday won ministerial backing for a 9 per cent cut in government spending in an effort to revive the Israeli economy. The Ministerial Economic Committee decided to trim 9 per pent from the budgets of
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      Lock icon Indonesian state ideology could become compulsory
      357 5 UPI THE Indonesian government will propose a law to Parliament this year that would require all private organisations in the country to adopt the state ideology. "The government will submit a draft law making the adoption of the state ideology compulsory for all associations
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      Lock icon Dealers fear fall inoil price inevitable=
      663 5 NYT, Reuter Reuter THE overthrow of the government of Nigeria, a major oil-producing nation, has already made skittish international oil traders even more doubtful that a decline in crude prices can be avoided. With the new government of Major General Mohammed Buhari confronting a
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      Lock icon Caracas hopes Nigeria will stand by Opec
      116 5 Reuter ENERGY Mlaister Jose Ignaeio Moreao Leoa said on Tuesday that Veaesaela was concerned a boat the military takeover to Nigeria bat hoped the aew government weald falfil the eeaatry's Opec commitments. Mr Msreno Leon said he had beea misquoted In n local
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      Lock icon W Europe faces gas glut possibility, says forecast
      306 5 FT WESTERN Europe faces the possibility of a gas glut, which could break the link in price between gas and oil, according to the latest energy market forecasts from Data Resources (DRI). DRI says that in spite of a 3.5 per cent
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      Lock icon Nakasone will seek re-election
      160 5 AFP JAPANESE Prime Minister Yasuhiro Nakasone yesterday indicated his determination to seek re-election as president of the ruling Liberal Democratic Party (LDP) in November despite a recent general election debacle. He also said Japan will fulfil its political and cultural responsibilities under a unity of the
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      Lock icon Venezuela projects US$3bn for debt servicing
      136 5 Reuter VENEZUELA plans to alio-, cate US$3 billion this year to servicing its foreign debt, out of a total foreign change budget of $14.2 billion, Ist. The Finance Ministry in Caracas said yesterday thatlast year, the country spent" $4.6 billion on debt service, a
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  • Article
    Giving value for money
    493 6 TWELVE thousand golden roosters were not enough when the Singapore Mint launched its Oriental Zodiac series of gold coins in 1981. When only 4,000 gold rats are to be issued to commemorate the Year of the Rat, it is a clear indication that demand for gold
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    Perth may lead with secondary market
    1267 6  -  By FLORENCE CHONG in Sydney PERTH is about to steal an important march on its bigger vials in Melbourne and Sydney by forming Australia's first junior stock exchange. The Stock Exchange of Perth will make its formal submission to the Ministerial Council next week.
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    Lock icon Rajiv the rising star of Indian politics
    538 6  -  By CHAITANYA KALBAG Reuter RAJIV GaadM, the 31-year-old sen of Prime Minister Indira GaadM, kas emerged as the rising ■tar of ladlta polities at a aattoaal convention sf ber rattag Congress (I) Party. Hailed by party workers as ladfe's hope for the fatare,
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    Lock icon World recovery may hinge on fate of greenback
    711 6  -  By PAUL LEWIS NYT TWO conflicting views among economists about the US dollar's future are raising doubts about the durability of the world recovery as it enters its second year. Right now, the dollar is showing phenomenal strength. But some economists fear
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      647 6 TWO-11-OIE CROSSWORD CRYPTIC PUZZLE ACROSS 1 Follow and back up the right person (6) 7 How far Stan goes in a game (8) 8 Call round* (4) 10 Good-hearted recruit (6) 11 Figure Amos is upaet (or a growing cause (6) 14 Energy ripe pears can give (3) 16 Pieces
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    Do economists need a dose of reality?
    1361 7  -  Economics is not only the dismal science, it is also an inexact one. Yet many countries are virtually being run on the theories put out by those who behave as if the laws of economics were as certain as the laws of physics.
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    Lock icon Japan bids for a bigger say
    903 7  -  By CLYDE FARNSWORTH NYT KENJI Yamaguchi and Toshihiro Yamakawa, representatives to the World Bank from Tokyo, have laid it on the line at recent meetings of the bank's board: either Japan moves up from No 4 to No 2 in voting strength in the
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      326 7 Britannica 3 That's why you should give your child ail the advantages you can. Especially the tools for success. (That's what a parent's love and responsibility are all about.) Certainly there's no better tool for improving school grades and assuring future, achievement than The New Encyclopaedia Britannica Good things just
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      741 7 t SINGAPORE 5 J PM Opening and Programme llchlgliU folowed by Taaji Master (Mandarin/r, with English subtitles): More adventures of an expelled monk from the Shaolin Temple. I Keep Fit with Kwan Tai I Technology i Buck Rogers in the 25th Century Buck's Duel to the Death (r): The people
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  • RAW MATERIALS
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      Produce exchange
      162 9 CHX.NEBE Predaee Exchange, Singapore, assa eMM prices per IN kg yesterday. OicMit ell: Bulk fob H94LQO sellers, old drum (in second hand drum) fob $207.40 sellers, new drum fob $211.00 sellers. Cepra: Mixed (loose) $112 buy^s. Pepper: Muntok white pepper fob Asta NLW $685.00 sellers, Sarawak white pepper
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      TEXTILES
      191 9 YARN and cotton prices were, quoted as follows in Hongkong yesterday. (11l HK dollars, spot ex-go-dowa) Cettea Yarn: China Blue Pboeaix 20's 3,010, 32's 3,360, 40's 4J450 (per bale of 400 lbs). Flees. Qui»: China Butterfly and dobe Brand unq, Dragon Hea£ unq. Five Lambs unq, Flower and Butterfly
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      RICE
      301 9 SNQAFOBE: Yesterday's prices in S$ per kilo, ex-gadown: THAI WHITE: 100 per cen£-first class (Kangaroo) new-irop 1.06, 100 pa* cent second class 0.80, 100 per cent''third class 0.76, 25 per cent new crop no stock, B-10 per cent no stock. THAI BROKEN: A-super 0.61, Special 0.55. THAI RICE: 55
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      PALM OIL
      112 9 THE Malaysian crude palm oil market yesterday closed quietly higher on short-covering and speculative interest folloftftng reports of India in the market and anticipation of Pakistan presence today. In-tfce Jan position, central region firmed Ms7o to M 51,735 a totjne while in Feb, south traded at M 51,535
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      SOYBEAN
      187 9 SOYBEAN futures in Chiaago on Tuesday fell theljO US-cent per bushel limit in the first five contract months, but deferwere also down sharply, with November off 21 cenfs. The sharply higher US dollar and lower precious metals values weighed on soycomplex values throughout the session. Reports of plentiful rainfall
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      CLOSING PRICES
      32 9 Rubber: Jan 4 Singapore: January: 237.00 cents (down 0.50 cent) Malaysia: January: 262.00 cents (down one cent) Tin: M 529.15 per kilo (down one cent) 142 tonnes (up 92 tonnes)
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      Straits Tin
      102 9 THE Straits tin price la Peaaag yesterday trapped to the FFA fleer level aI M 521.15 a Ule frem Ms29.l< en Taesday. It was the third time the price hit the "mast hay" level since Dee If last year. Sterttag's fall agalMt the Malaysiaa dellar resulted la the
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      WHEAT
      168 9 WHEAT futures in Chicago on Tuesday closed 9>/i to six US-cents a bushel lower, near the bottom of the day's 7 V2-cent range. Prices had opened 3Mi cent to Vi cent lower. Traders said warmer MidWestern temperatures forecast for the near term will allow easier transport of increased new
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      Bright outlook for KL rubber market
      445 9 MALAYSIAN Primary Industries Minister Datuk Paul Leong is confident the rubber market will move upwards in the coming months. The psychological barrier which has prevented prices of natural rubber from rising above the upper trigger-action price at which level the buffer stock manager is
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      LONDON MARKETS
      867 9 COFFEE: Robusta coffee futures at midday yesterday were £16 a tonne lower to £11 higher than Tuesday's close after weaker sterling against the dollar pared early losses. Most active March ended the morning at £1,893 against the previous bid/ask closing range of £1,899/1,900, on a volume at 599
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      RUBBER
      289 9 THE RUBBER market in Singapore yesterday closed lower with January One RSS buyers quoted at 237.00 cents per Idlo, down 0.50 cent from Tuesday's close. The morning session lost 0.50 cent on freer offerings of February and some trade selling. Prices were unchanged from lunch time levels in quiet
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      RAS PRICES
      296 9 RAS prices In cents per kUo yesterday Noon (per kilo) Buyers Sellers Int. 1 R.S.S prompt f o.b. ZO SO 234JON Int. 1 R.S.S. JaaMfy 237.00 230.00 Int. 1 R.S.S. February 241.00 341JO Int. 2 R.S S 232.30 234JON UK Coot 231 SO 233.50N Int. 3 R.S.S 238.50
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      SSR and SMR
      117 9 NOON 881 It tad SMR print yM tardajr KAfl Jaaai (Carnal Btyarsl 204.60 «T 1 Mtk) riaratrr i For*ard Mtk i S8R 20 SSR SO MRKLB (l-laa pallat) (1-lao pallat) 306 60N **50 N Bayara 106-00 anf *t\ 210.00N 206 SON SMRCV SMR L SMR6 SMR CP
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      Lock icon CBT 1983 volume sets record
      173 9 Reuter A SURGE in corn and soybean trade pushed total 1983 volume on the Chicago Board of Trade (CBT) to a record 64,476.444 contract», up sharply from the 48,325,562 traded in 1982 and the former high of «.01 million In 1981. Total CBT open interest
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      Paris
      177 9 JAN 03 Fr* GROUP B CORBEILLE +0J CarreJour Financier* de L "Union Lafarge Moet-Henneaay Opfl-Parlbai 1S13 70.10 209 1415 15AJ0 -U +0.1 +u 13 -0.1 nu'uiwiNf Aqultalne Nat Dw Petrol* HI in B S N Otmli Danone MO -JO Penarrojra Radlolechnique 44.00 400 04 C 8 T (ThomaonCan Ml
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      84 9 JAN 03 m FORWARD MARKET Auc KX\ Or Bru Lamb Hobofc Retro Ryl Dutch Stdro 3300 5450 6060 3*06 11B0 -10 46 30 45 -40 Arbed 12J0 Soc Oen Belc 1666 .ft Aitur B rue an 614 mo -14 ♦15 Soflna 8olr*jr A Mao 3870 40 4-95 Canpu ww
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      87 9 JAN 03 Dm 100JO -24 Horten laooo -15 Aea-Telefunken BASF Bayer BMW 82.90 0.4 Kantadi ***** 44 175.00 -0J KHD ai jo to 175.00 •1.4 Llnde Mannesmann 400.30 +15 146.70 urvch CommersDank Contl Oumml 178J0 132.00 2-1 Philip* Komm Preussaf ***** uneh 275JOB +1 Daimler-Bens 047.30 -7J Rwe ST
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      98 9 JAN 03 Lira Baato»1 133 15 Bel -SO Central* Ord Cond Acqua Roma Ertdanla 78T0 nr Plat Ord 3440 <4 Oenerall 390 Dim 3800 30 Ifl Prlv +130 Invest 3108 31 ItaJeemenU Ord ***** 100 Italfai U» 14 Lepetlt Ord ***** 100 Mediobanca ***** 50 M llano Au Ord
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      191 9 JAN 03 Francs Action* Sutsaes 324.00 7 Alusulsse Br. BIO *40 Alusulsse Reg Brown Boverl Br 30* 1410 13 80 Clba Oelgj Br 2435 -5 Clba Qelgjr p c 1M0 -20 CI6a Oelgy Reg Credit Suisse Br 1080 20 2386 46 Credit Sulue Reg 437 5 Elektrowmtt Br 2850
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      TORONTO
      181 9 JAN 03 CI Imp nu 91 •H AMUbi 8H V* 1|H A lean -H Int Pro* Pipe 33H Alfoma 30*4 Int t!t« m% Bank Mont ST* H InU Mlckel Bank Not* Scotia Bell Tel SH Kerr Add ao* H BP Can Ltd SSH M Loblav B 13* unch Braeran
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      265 9 jaU as Rand Un Steel 190 unch Unlsee M0 411 INnlTHTBIiI a Wool worth 1100 M A Alpha Abercom AE And CI Amaprop 900 as 990 430 unch unch unch Anglo* Anglvaal MININGS 3000 unch A MIC Barlows asoB 13H -SB Blyyoon Bu/fels 1300 TOO -129 •f90 Charter unch
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      200 9 JAN 03 ru ABN 386 00 4-6 AhoM 304 30 0.7 Akao ***** 16 Aurv 107 00 46 Am fas 164.50 1J Amrobnk 06 70 1.7 Berk 36.00 1J Bolt 107 JO -1 Borsumlj 340 00 10 Boska 4460 0J Burtet 6300 15 Caland 37 00 ♦r Calv *****
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      Prices moderately lower
      1364 9 NEW YORK WAIL STREET stock prices closed moderately lower on Tuesday as the market finished its first session In 1984 with wary institutional Investors on the sidelines because of continued interest rate concerns. The Dow Jones Industrial Average, which gained over 300 points during 1963, extended its
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    BUSINESS DONE ON THE SES AND THE KLSE
    4012 10 BID and offer prices officially listed and business In and reported to the Stock Exchange of Singapore yesterday with the number of shares traded shown In brackets In lots of 1,000 units unless otherwise specified. All Times Settlement Contracts are quoted after
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    SHARE INFORMATION SERVICE
    3651 10 1983 84 High Low Company Last Sale +orGr*s Div Div Cvr Gr*s Y'ld Net P/E Vol COOO) Day High Low SECTION ONE INDUSTRIAL ft COMMERCIAL an 384 m 308 410 UO an 318 an aao an ano MO an no 4n 413 1190 310 an an an
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    Unit trusts
    188 10 Maugm' p rtoes for Job 6 SING APOBE UNIT TBU8T DIAMOND MOT S'PORE The Commerce 3 54 3.76 Dec Jan The Savings Fund 110 2.23 Diamond S pore Prog Fund 1.54 1.63 S'pore Fd (USS) 0.49 0.53 S pore Sec. Fund 2.33 2.47 SI 1.04 1.13 S pore
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    Market moves up slightly
    866 10 THE Sagtpwf stock market «petted streagly yesterday ea carry-ever balllshaeM tram the prevtoas day bat faltered aa profit-taking appeared. Nevertheless, the market made —ether small gala aad art—dad the reeerdbreaklag rally to eleee at yet aasther aew high. The Straits Times lad astrial ladex galaed 2.1«
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    KL continues to surge ahead
    562 10 THE KUALA Lumpur stock market showed strong resilience, cWting above Its record high yesterday in spite of profit-taking and poor overseas leads. Trading was very active, with total turnover up significantly to 13.92 million units valued at $43.82 million against Tuesday's 11.68 million units worth
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      Lock icon Pennzoil links up with G Getty
      336 11 NYT S'A VENTURE that would ve them 100 per cent ownership of the Getty Oil Co, the Pennzoil Co and Gordon P Getty have joined forces to buy 48 million shares of the Getty Oil Co for an estimated US$ll2 a share, or $5.4
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      Rights and new issues soaked up $2.lbn
      1643 11  -  In this second of our four-part series on the 1983 corporate roundup, we take a look at the record number of cash calls and new issues made last year. Because the market was generally flush with cash, these rights and new issues were
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        Market closes higher
        404 11 HONGKONG STOCK prices yesterday closed mostly higher on slightly increased turnover, but small investors remained on the sidelines. .Dealers said Tuesday's government announcement of the deferral for four weeks of the sale of a major site in the central district of Hongkong was seen as bullish because
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        Tokyo ends at record high
        486 11 SHARES yesterday closed the shortened first trading session of the year firmer, sending the market average to a record faring high. *-<The average rose a provisional 33.29 to JT927.i1, following the 9.88 advance to the previous record of 9,893.82 last Wednesday. Primary market turnover was
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        Manila
        95 11 SHARE prices closed mixed. yesterday JAN 04 Pesos Acoje Mining Anglo Phil Apex Mining B Atlas Con B Bsgulo Qoid Basic Petroleum Bithguet Con. B CDCP First Phil Hldgs Lepanto B. Marlnduque B Marsteel Oriental B Ptni Overseas PtiUex B 0.00# 41 0001 0.0075 3.20 0.900 4 0.022 0.011
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        Bangkok
        145 11 SHARE prices yesterday closed mixed in slow trading. The Book Club Index fell 0.11 to 120.59 on a turnover of 5.2 million baht with 56,075 shares changing hands. JAN 04 BahU Aokham Thai Asia Fibre 14*7 1 Ajruthaya In*. And Tnut Bangkok Bank 244 unch Bank Of Ayudltaya Ltd
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        Sydney
        449 11 THE market yesterday closed mixed as an easier gold price coupled with lower trends in London and New York drew profittakers into the resource sector. The AH-Ordinaries Index closed 2.4 points off at 780.3 due to a '5.5 point fall in the All-Resources Index to 594.7 and moderated by
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      In Kuala Lumpur
      2189 11 BID and offer prices officially listed and business In and reported to the Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange yesterday, with the number of shares traded shown In brackets In lots of 1,000 units unless otherwise specified. INDUmiIU Ae-a(2MS) *»i«Hi (MB) (1) 4 0* Akwa (J.MS) (1) 3.16 (7)
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      Lock icon Murdoch intends to control Warner
      622 11 NYT RUPERT Murdoch, the Australian publisher, has filed his intention with the United States Justice Department to acquire at least 25 per cent, and up to 49.9 per cent, of Warner Communications Inc. At the current stock price, such an acquisition could amount to nearly
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      83 11 Q9NGAPORE RECTORY DEVELOPMENT LTD 5575,000,000 GUARANTEED FLOATING RATE NOTES DUE APRIL 1986 In accordance with the provisions of the Notes, notice is hereby given that for the Interest Period from 4th January 1984 to 4th April 1984, the Notes will carry an Interest Rate of 7%% per annum. The corresponding
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      SINGAPORE
      173 12 Rises CASH AO* 960 30 Lit! Hoe 80S 30 M Breweries 715 +30 Setearp 1350 +20 O C B C 1140 20 P M B I 530 20 Data Cou no 20 J okas Hides 50« 206 16 M GUm 173 16 Carls berg Beijulai 570 530 15 15
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      KUALA LUMPUR
      153 12 Rises CASH 1060 +60 Matsushita 850 40 SEA Corp 1500 40 Bedford 212 33 Kpg Lanjut 560 +30 Raleigh 545 25 Lien Hoe 860 25 M Flour 580 20 B Lin tang 630 20 M PI 272 16 Kesang 454 16 M Glass 193 15 CCM 525 15
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      Selected indices
      51 12 H.K.HANG SENG Tuesday 782.7 Week Ago 785.6 Wcdnc sd &y 877.26 Tuesday 871.06 Week Ago 874.15 FINANCIAL TIMES INDUSTRIALS AUSTRALIAN INDUSTRIALS Tuesday 771.8 Friday 775.7 Week Ago closed Tuesday 1012 2 Week Ago 906.3 DOW JONES AVERAGE INDUSTRIALS ALL ORDINARIE8 Wednesday 780.3 Tuesday 1252.74 Friday 1258.64 Week Ago
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    Japanese bank raises stake in ANA Hotels
    261 12 A LEADING Japanese bank, Long-Term Credit Bank of Japan, has raised its stake in ANA Hotels Singapore Ltd. Long-Term Credit Bank, which is also one of the five Japanese bankers of ANA Hotels, purchased 300,000 shares at 99 cents on Dec 8, last
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    Pan-El earmarks $100m for marine division upgrading
    537 12  -  Editor: ALAN LEE By AMY CHEOK THE Pan-Electric group is spending about $100 million to improve facilities at its marine and shipyard division comprising the Selco group of companies. This division forms one of the six main divisions of the Pan-EI group the
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    COMPANY BRIEFS
    167 12 KUALA Lampar-KepMg Bhd intends to make a special issue of 43 million shares of M$1 each at an issue price of $1.70 per share to bumiputra investors approved by the Malaysian Ministry of Trade and Industry. An EGM will be held shortly for shareholders to approve the special
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    CIH expects M$15.5m from property projects
    407 12  -  By RAMESH CHANDIRAMANI CI HOLDINGS Bhd (CIH), which recently announced big plans for its intended expansion into property development, disclosed yesterday that the profit to be derived from its various property projects, when completed, would amount to M 515.5 million. However, these projects undertaken
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    LONDON STOCKS
    928 12 THE market opened easier in slow trading yesterday in continued reaction to the lower trend in sterling and Wall Street's weakness on Tuesday, dealers said. ICI opened 2p lower at 636, Beecham was 5p off at 296 and BICC was also 5p down at 240. Oils turned easier
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    Kumpulan Inchcape to merge two companies
    281 12 KUMPULAN Inchcape Sdn Bhd (KISB) is merging its heavy equipment subsidiaries, B-Trak Sdn Bhd and lAD Sdn Bhd, which will from now trade as B-Trak Sdn Bhd. The two previously operated separately in Sabah, Sarawak and Brunei (BTrak) and in Peninsular Malaysia and Singapore
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    Acquisitions completed
    74 12 ASIATIC Development Bhd said its acquisitions of plantation lands and business of Sing Mah Plantations Sdn Bhd and Ayer Item Oil Mill Sdn Bhd have been completed. Together with the earlier acquisition of 9,268 hectares of plantation land from Ko Plantations (Pte) Ltd, Asiatic and its subsidiaries now
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    Lock icon CHANGES AT UMF?
    659 12 Taking Stock... By Hock Lock Siew OVER the last few months, there have been rumours that something is brewing in Halted Malayan Floor Mills Bhd and these rumours are leading to speculations that there could be a possible change of ownership in the company in the very
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    Lock icon Dunlop seeks to raise borrowing limit
    457 12 Reuter DUNLOP Holdings PLC has proposed to increase the aggregate borrowings of the group to a limit of £600 million for the period until the mid-1965 annual meeting. Dunlop said the revised borrowing limit is a constraint of a substantially different kind from the
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      76 12 U5540,000,000 Floating Rate U.S. Dollar Negotiable Certificate of Deposit dueBthjuly 1985 THE INDUSTRIAL BANK OF JAPAN, LIMITED (Singapore Brant h) In accordance with the provisions of the Cenificates. notice is hereby given that for the six month interest period from 6th January 1984 t^6thJuly 1984. the Certificate will carry an
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      184 12 THE CERTIFIED DIPLOMA IN ACCOUNTING AND FINANCE the management qualification in accounting for the 1980s The Certified Diploma in Accounting and Finance (CDAF)awarded by the Association of Certified Accountants, UK, has grown to be the premier internationally recognised management qualification in Accounting and Finance. The Certified Diploma Scheme provides the
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      60 12 her; OUTLOOK for today: Cloudy with showers in the late morning and afternoon. Report for 14 hours prior to 7J$ pm on Jan 4 at the airport: Maximum temperature. 28.7 Associated humidity 74 Minimum temperature 23.0 Associated humidity 90 Hours of sunshine 1.35 Rainfall in millimetres Trace Total rainfall for
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      Lock icon Bright outlook for shipping demand and freight rates
      422 13 Reuter PROSPECTS for an upturn in shipping demand and freight rates are improving, London shipbroker Eggar Forrester said. Its latest commentary noted that the Organisation for Economic Cooperation' and Development (OECD) recently indicated the possibility of modest growth in 1984, but said
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      MISC to be taken off the controlled carriers list
      501 13  -  By G DURAIRAJ THE US Federal Maritime Commission has agreed to remove the Malaysian International Shipping Corporation from the controlled carriers list after being satisfied at a special hearing that the line is a commercial operator. This follows an appeal from
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        Lock icon Indonesian company
        114 13 AFP FOUR Indonesian ocean-going shipping companies have set up a joint operation board for the Indonesian-European service with effect from January, a spokesman for the group announced here today. The joint operation body, named Djasagetri, is made up of the state-owned Djakarta Lloyd, and the private companies Samudra
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        Lock icon Ship collision
        62 13 Reuter SIX fishermen were feared drowned after their vessel collided with an inter-island ferry in the Sulu archipelago of the southern Philippines police said. A spokesman said the ferry, which was travelling from Jolo to Basilan and on to Zamboanga, picked up five survivors but the fishing boat
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        Advance for Waterman
        99 13 WATERMAN Steamship Corporation which filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy in the US has received an advance of US$l.74 million from the Maritime Administration. That sum has been advanced to pay for various hull and machinery war risk and increasedvalue insurance premiums due in December on ships and
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      INDEX TO ADVERTISERS
      693 13 Sklppiag Uw P»«e fM Shipping Line P»«e CM Afea VI 3 Freight Links vn 1 Ahrenkiel Liner vn i Frota V 1 Alpac VI 5 Fujiwara Line IV 5 An Lara Shpg X S Globe Line VI 5 APCLine V 4 GoldStar VI i APL m 45
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      Lock icon Shipbuilding sector lagging behind the robotic concept
      856 14 Seatrade IN SPITE of its futurity, the robot is alive and well in many production industries but shipbuilding has lagged behind. Even Japan, renowned for its progress in production automation is only just starting out. There are various factors discouraging the use of
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      LONDON FREIGHTS
      1306 14 LlMited grain chartering was reported on the frieght market on Tuesday but other sectors are extremely quiet following the New Year holiday, shipbrokers said. Grain form the US Gulf to Holland-Belgium received the slightly lower level of US$B with $8.25 paid last week, while $11.75 was agreed for
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      US shipping lines subsidy plans may be challenged
      475 14 A PLAN by two of the biggest shipping groups in the US to cash in subsidies worth at least US$4.3 billion may be opposed in the courts. The possibility of legal action follows intense opposition to proposals by Lykes Lines and Delta
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      Lock icon Hotel ship on fire
      80 14 Bernama A NILE river hotel ship loaded with tourists on an excursion to Luxor caught fire and burnt completely, but the passengers and crew were able to escape unharmed. The incident occurred on Sunday night as the Concord was steaming upriver between Naga Hamadi and Luxor.
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      Year for speculation
      1273 15 SHIP SALES AND PURCHASE MARKET THIS YEAR will confirm the dramatic transformation which came upon the ship sale and purchase market over the past 12 months. Even more than 1983, it will be the year of the speculator. Any lingering hopes of a return to the old
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      SHIPPING LIST where your ships are due...and when
      6419 20 SCHEDPLE A guide to ships loading at Singapore lor 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
      788 21 CONTAINER TERMINAL RECEIVING OF EXPORT FCL CONTAINERS AND LCL CARGO Arrival Godowns FCL Ship Voy for LCL Movement Date/Time Operator Cargo Schedule Locati Sea Hawk 01 5.1.84 2300 Eastern M TA3 0900-1100 A3 E Vigor *****E 6.1.84 0100 G Asia FSB 1200-1300 N4 Achieve *****W 6.1.84 0700 Green
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      WHO ACTS FOR WHOM...
      1398 21 The leading shipping lines operating from local ports and their agents. A-B AFEA African Shipping Agencies (S). Um Transgroup (S) Uaer SerrV* Kim Shpg (S) AMrnd C TMfhr Sm Consortium (S)/ Marintei Enterprise (PK). tatfUM (S) Blntang Shpg (KL)/ Island Cargo Handling and Forwarding (FN). «serins
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      Lock icon WEEKLY FREIGHTS
      708 22 AFP TRADING on the freight market over the long Christmas and end-of-year holiday period was very quiet with rates holding basically steady. The severe winter conditions in the United States with reports of hundreds of barges ice-bound in the Mississippi, created problems at the main grain loading ports
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      SHIPS IN PORT
      493 22 AT CONVENTIONAL WHARVES Vessel Berth Agent Arrival Departure KEPPEL WHARVES Baron 37/8 NAPL alongside 5.1.84/0600 Builder 22 Thong Soon alongside 5.1.84/1200 Feng Mao 1/2 YFung alongside 5.1.84/0600 Huang Pu Jiang 15/6 Y Fung alongside 5.1.84/2300 Kannikar 31/2 Leo Shpg alongside 5.1.84/1830 Kota Cahaya 13/4 PIL alongside 5.1.84/0200
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      The Consortia
      195 22 THE MAJOR shipping consortia operating between the Far East/Europe, Far East/Persian Gulf, Straits ports/Australia, Straits/Japan and the member lines: ACE (FAR EAST/EUROPE): Franco Belgian Services. "K" Line. Korean Shipping Corporation. Neptune Orient Lines. Orient Overseas Container Line. Cho Yang Shipping. ANRO (STRAITS/AUSTRALIA): Australian National Line. Australia/Straits Container Line.
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      SHIPPING EVENTS
      175 22 Jaa 12 Foundations (or offshore installations, Society of Underwater Technology, 1 Birdcage Walk, London SWI. Jaa II Marine centrifugal pumps and associated equipment. Institute of Marine Engineers, 76 Mark Lane, London EC3. Jaa 8 Soft starting of induction motors for marine/offshore application, 1730 hrs, Institute of Marine Engineers,
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      172 13 HEUNG-A SHIPPING Korea Flag Vsls Regular Liner Semi-Container Service To: P. Ketanf/Penang/Bangkok/Keelunt/ Bus an/Inchon Fm: Busan/Moii/H. Konj Ajent: Neptune Agencies Pte Ltd Td: *****11 P.K. *****4, PN *****5 K.L. *****0 cru! I R DIM \M All lOOCL I Oiy em Overseas CtmLum Line FULLY CONTAINERISED SERVICE 10 EUROPF VIA SUEZ
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      387 13 sa'i ui SEALORD P "t UI UASC UNITED ARAB SHIPPING CO SAG NATIONAL LINE OF BAHRAIN, IRAQ. KUWAIT. QATAR. SAUDI ARABIA AND UNITED ARAB EMIRATES EXPRESS MULTI-PURPOSE SERVICES FULLY CONTAINERISED SERVICE FROM JAPAN TAIWAN HOMiROM. I m in n no wsAL MMTTAH *4 t 15/11 21/12 34/12 3/1 J/1 AL
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      814 13 \Wcnan~] M Algerian National Line WE SERVE MEDITERRANEAN AND ALGERIAN PORTS PLEASE SEE PAGE IV Agents UMMCIFIC TRANS TMBWfi ASEHCT PTE. LTD Tel *****4 (5 lines) SINGAPORE (3 MAERSK LINE EXPORT FULL CONTAINER SERVICES TO: U.S. PACIFIC, O *TTnT~ITIUTy!IVI9 WL M RANDO M. M. U H S-7/1 13-14/1 20-21/1 27-21/1
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      368 14 FAR EAST/EUROPE CONTAINER SERVICE From Europe Alm Accaptanf For: 1) Barcelona, Genoa. 2) Amsterdam. Antwerp. L Havre. Basic. UK. 3) Bremen. Bremerhaven, Airbus. Copenhagen Helsinki 4) Malmo, Stockholm. Oslo 'Accepting Europe cargo tur feeder via S pore 'Also direct cargo tor Spore I Bangkok Pts contact PERMSC P Aeiang tor
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      326 14 Y.S. LINE YAMASHITA-SHINNIHON LINE CONTAINER SERVICES USA/CANADA Faodar m FMLY »Cf amy ui MIDDLE EAST CONVENTIONAL SERVICES AGENTS SUNSHIP AGENCIES PTE LTD Main Officn 2J1247? (S line*j CFS/T»rmin»l THST27I ??OV3S7 OPTORG CO (M) SDN BHD P KELANG *****1/2 PJAYAS62S93 575«03 PENANG 5324S 3786A4 Ocean Shipping Line; Zvc. no SERVICES w
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      518 15 The Straits Steamship Group OCL Overseas Containers Limited CONTAINERSHIP SERVICE TO UK CONTINENT CAAOKMMY FIOMfWTOPKS ALSO ACCEPTING CARGO FOR; CONTAINERSHIP SERVICE FROM UK CONTINENT SHOKANA MMU STRATHCOWN ••SHATWTTBC* TO MY carp Bifhdad 4 tor* +by feeder .nsets to Sport AHq Kccptmf rstfer ••Accept*! cargo tor Haracfe. Cocton, (Mia. Unwnsanl, Bahrain.
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      673 15 Franco Belgian Services rig h.ir h.i 1 h rrnrh Sen /re With IU-liii.m i'nr Hustfrn I inr> M< mh t o* Ac< C >nior'iun m* PKELAK uiim rtm ru— nm rum* M bM kM 231 m Mia K toa 28 toa 29 toa 311 m OMt COKTMB Ml* 11 to
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      634 16 2 10 CONTINENT UK Bramtn (iprns Kwtoon Bay Maw Mara Oiaka Bay B«u»on Kifano thru Hapag-Lloyc [XPORT! Motel Eiprtu Mud Eiprtu EtM [ipmi Man Eiprtu Ahter Eiprtu Lang Oakland Beach •20/1 31/1 13/1 31/1 Connecting in Tokyo Connecting m Kobe "AI»o accepting cargo for ATLANTIC GULF PORTS via imnilondbridge, and
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      401 16 m JIG. S. LINE tOM/d FULLY CONTAINERISED SERVICE TO EUROPE VIA SUEZ 1 Member o) the Ace Consortium OWNIM CWF 37N rn CONTAJKR UN S SCAS BRCCf 44N FROM EUROPE VIA SUEZ A Me'moer of the Icf Cofnorhurri FULLY CONTAINERISED 'O (ROM *OR!H AMfRICA f AST COAST FLitL Y CONTAINERISED
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      524 16 EVERGREEN LINE FAR EAST/EUROPE CONTAINER SERVICE ACCEPT* Fa i LCI CARGO FOR: W Wl tw FH MOM ANN IHV lx> *tm 21/91 10/ M 12/K 14/(2 IJ/12 7/w E.«iL«* 1/92 J/M n/w /M n/u /#J J/M I.(.Cy«d U/92 15/02 7/93 9/93 11,93 U/M M/|J «iso acc(ptmc ia/fa t ra/ra la
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      796 16 1 Everett Lines immcx" lmrfe*min»mai SACK ARGENTINE NATIONAL LINE' LOAMNG FOR DURBAN, MONTEVDEO, BUENOS ARES COMPANY PERUANA DE VAPOREES (C.P.V.) "PERUVIAN STATE LINE" LojdMf lor Cjttao KUliiin. lo *nd Ml otter Pwuwn ports oith trxistav jt Hongkong Md 0» Hot* On CPV Ihrougli Bills ol I «knf to tiaul aeitrnjtion
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      287 16 r n L V as I NOSE <$> MARITIME PTE LTD ISLAMIC REPUBLIC OF IRAN SHIPPING LINES IRANIAN SERVICES Siifipart Lm4r| tar 15/1 B. Mn. B. I PORT KEIANG Pf NANG saost HMOTM PTE LTD TU *****44/7 1 *****70 NALOSE NAffTOC SON BHD I* *****7/3 MAUrSM TIUOI I TRANSPORT LTD
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      513 17 'A IS PIL GROUP EAST AFRICA/REDSEA SERVICES KOTAMUBM KOTAMAJU KOTA SEJATI VOYAGE W-400 E-453 E-40S SINGAPORE LOAD4NO FOB: 12-IS/1 DJMOUTI, HOOEIOAH, ADEN, MOGADISCIO, MOMBASA 1-«/2 HOOCIOAM, JEOOAH, AOABA, PT. SUDAN 5-10/2 HOOCIOAM, JEDOAH, AOABA. WJ. SUOAM. MOGADISCIO. MOMBASA ACCEmNO CONTAINERS TO HOOEK) AH/AOABA/PT.SUO AN/MOGADISCIO KARACHI/P GULF SERVICES VOYAGE CHI 22-28/1
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      377 17 MALAYSIA SHIPPING CORPH. SDN. BHD. VESSEL VOY PENANC P. KELANC STORE LOADMG FOR KOTA NMH 1/M 12-19/1/84 RU/KK/SKN KOTA HARAPAN 1/14 10-IS/1/M KK/SXN/TA KOTA BERLIA* 1/14 24-30/1/14 KX/SKN/TA V Agents SINGAPORE PIL TEI ??***** P KFIANG SEIATAN AGENCY TEE 3880b6 *****3? K I SEIAIAN AGENCY TEL *****9 *****? PfNANG UAN
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      429 17 BEN LINE CONTAINERS EXPRESS corn MO SERVICE TO/FROM EUROPE IQtUROPt [m«VMTKI t Bay HAM BWKN RT>AM MMH UK PNG PttlAi Fratotot Eiprtu UM UK Saßto Safe* SjM Jii a/i c/i Brwwi (ipms Sato bM Sato Sato Sato 22/1 lt/i K-M.8., W M Sato SB* £2 M/} |t/i Kiaaau Mm Sato
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      517 17 DJAKARTA LLOYD INDONESIAN NATIONAL LINE i.i i *3. a UR.ikimb ii ;v« P.T DJAKARTA LLOYD IS PROUD TO WTRODUCE A NEW DEDICATED, MDEFENDENT SEM CONTAMER SERVICE:SMGAPORE, P.KELANG, TO/FROM TLBURY/LONDON, ROTTERDAM/AMSTERDAM. HAMBURG AND ANTWERP Ml ACCEPT* BOTH COMTANEJtS COMEOTIOML CMCO I PC* BOTH ABUTS MB EXPOtTS MB M.SO TO/PMM MS CVDHMEN.
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      435 17 sit-tway MYOMA YWA* MERGUI* MYOMA YWA BOUSTEAD SHIPPING AGENCIES BURMA FIVE STAR SHIPPING CORPORATION (Birmese National Line) Loadng for Rangoon Spore P.K 9/10 Jon 10/12 ion 21/23 ion 23/26 ion ('DtscHorging Only) P.Kciong 18/19 ion 'r> ill SPORE I R DAM HULL HMBG IliSlnSt Lukosyfe GEJEVEVE LYKES Ski Sid I
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      1112 18 Kline KAWASAKI KISEN KAISHA, LTD PAtinC COAST (btMlag DESTINATIONS INLAND via IPIMICROBRIDGE MINILAND BRIDGE) rrrnt* icttri <« mm FEEDER «€SSEI A. ST* VI) i nam v» ALSO ACCEPTBK (MCMMDGI) Mtwata) ATLANTIC COAST ATTiITA iy.. n y-L MC>^I O O* 1 STOCKTON (VU OAKLAND) MCHMON) (KM OWLMD) ill™ iJSJI ?!SJ2',r?S!2SII 2L255;
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      316 18 PERKAPALAN MAKMUR (M) SON. BHD. REGULAR SERVICES TO EAST MALAYSIA L 1 ETA EM MNQU rOMK P KRMK El. SEBAHOT SANOAKAN TAWAU. L MTU In Port Accapta hMfT Mt to IS torn. CM* i Irooior ckwben niiaMt AGfKJS PfNANG SEIAMA SHIPPING t TRANSPORT SON BHO TH *****1 *****2 TELEX MA
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      836 18 I CALIFORNIA/PACIFIC NORTH WEST SERVICE EXPRESS CONTAINER REEFER 6BULK SERVICE toidmf lor lOS ANGELES SAN FRANCISCO SEATTLE. TACOMA VANCOUVER IC Accaptaif Fa/Fa Cant amen TT iJTi ','nr AUSTRALIA EXPRESS CONTAINER SERVICE Accept** Fa/fa Can)met 'Aho ac ccptng tr«n PKatanf lor At* IM Lrtt S».t Met J,* H.'W Im I 9
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      644 18 KORINS MARITIME SERVICES E 114 Anton Ro*d, »16-01, Tunai Building, Singapore 0207. T«l: *****22 A *****67 P K«l«ng T«l *****1/8 RED SEA/PERSIAN GUlf/ME OITERRANE AN SERVICES /JBk Hyundai Merchant Marine SEMI-CONTAINER SERVICE USA SERVICE PAOFIC/GULF/ATLANTIC PORTS S pore Indonesia Tg Mam Loading for LUNA VENTURE 10 lan In Part It
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      667 18 INTRASEA (PTE) LTD. 10 Anson Road =27 16 Internjlionf l P!.i/a Singapore 0207 Tel *****1 1 ilO Lines. o BREAKBULK SERVICE TO EUROPE/UK HA* FENG B6 ***** ki tot V'taT* ITM^IJUAVON) ALPAC LINESST^ s P° r P ReUng Lw*n tor: ALPAC AFRICA 164N8 15 Feb 17 FA Mairrtius Remcr Dwban
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      488 19 PAR EAST/EUROP€ FULLY CONTAINERISED SERVICE TO EUROPE/UK (VIA SUEZ): Also accepting cargo to/from Scandinavia +0 CHIEF S'pore Closing Times: FCL Cargo 1500 9/1 LCI Cargo 0300 9/1 FROM EUROPE (VIA SUEZ) TO AND FROM AUSTRALIA: JAKARTA SMGAPORE. PENANG—TO/FROM NORTH AMERICA PACIFIC COAST IMPORT 10/12 12/12 15/12 16/12 22/12 24/12 21/12
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      473 19 HEUNG-A SHIPPING Korean flag Vessels SEMI-CONTAINERISED DIRECT SERVICE TO BANGKOK. KEELUNG BUSAN. INCHON Piact/30?S 1/1 GMn*/3J4N IC/I Hi Dmn/INN 17/1 Nr 7 Dwwi.MlN 2t/l Hi I Omni 441N 3/2 11/1 21/1 23/1 31/1 1/2 29 1/2 SEMI-CONTAINERISED DIRECT SERVICE TO :HITTAGONG. CHALNA CALCUTTA Vmct CmTMU/31SS NfPIUNf AGTNCKS Plf ITD lel
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      660 19 SINSOV SINGAPORE SOVET SHIPPING CO PRIVATE LTD SMSOV BULOMG 55, Market Street Singapore 0104 Telephone ftmbers *****3 (15 Lam) Cable Address SMSOV SMGAPORE Telex Numbers RS ***** IS ***** RS 2510* P. KELANG M/S SHAM AT NAM SOON SON. BW. IST AMD 2ND FLOOR. NO 1 JALAN CCMPENMG. PORT KLANG
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      10 19 I ahrenkiel liner service gmbh DURBAN JOHANNESBURG. MAPUTO. MAURITIUS REUNION
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      516 20 Container Lines 'l|*HiMiMi|||] 2 Sailings Weekly ILiILII Reliable Regular Punctual Berthing PS A 1500 Hrs Tuesday 8. Saturday 1 REGULAR FEEDER SERVICE TO PHUKET/SONGXLA STOtf SKI* VOY STOK PHKT JM 163/1(4 SaM Mft 237/231 7 lan »tan M 1(5/1(6 17 1m 2t Jan 239/240 23 lan 26 Jan S/XGAPORi: ISLANDS
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      114 21 MO HU. FUDCTOW. gun. SALES AGENT: SCAUON SHTffK (S) PTE LTD TEL:- *****11 (I UPC) SALES/BOOKMGS PORT AGENT: MTRASEA (PTE) LTD TEL:- 224(511 v^Seawinds »*i *a*rs ORIf NT flt SI AMINOS I INI R HfifNf.Y PTI t TD SINGAPORE TEL ??OS6fll SAI E S/BOOKINGS MAI AVSI A GENFRAI FREIGHT iM|
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      239 21 Scan Dutch 9 To Europe (Med/UK/NC Scan) Anson In Port Anson 12/1 Anson 19/1 Anson 26/1 Anson 31/1 Anson 7/2 P. KELANO B. 6/1 B (Wtanf 13/1 B Kanwnwc 20/1 B Butanj 27/1 B. Kemumng 3/2 B Bo tint 10/2 MOTHER VEBBEL Kornpn# N MH Sdandu-t-N De(HM B. Suria To»ama
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      143 22 UTOMO MARINE PTE LTD TEL: *****64/*****84 REGULAR CONVENTIONAL SERVICE S'PORE TO BELAWAN DAILY VSL NAME ETA S PORE ETD MEDAN (BELAWAN DELI) PUTRA MDAH 8/1 11/1 I WORLD LINE DIRECT WFEKIY SERVICE 10 JAK ART A CIREBON SEMARANG SURABAYA lift o**» 'fce»»«T| l JffC 4t P.T. PERUSAHAAH PELAYARAN NUSANTARA BAHARI
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      378 22 P.T. KALIMANTAN SHIPPING CO. LTD. I*l AN TANAH ABANt) I 1?3 1?1> JAKARTA Til 374 m 341SM 343?% DIRECT WEEKLY SERVICE TO JAKARTA, INDONESIA Daily receiving cargo at Marina Wharf T.A. 5 for direct weekly service to Jakarta/Tg. Priok. VESSEL ETA/ETD DESTINATION NIAGA XX* Voy. 1 4/6 Jan Jakarta NIAGA
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      224 22 Sll O PRIVATE LIMITED' HI X T«- 111 W *****77 T&tX: 229«1 <3^ PORT KELANG PENANG WEEKLY FULL CONTAINER SERVICE S'PORE P. KELANG PENANG HARVESTER V 8 SALED SAILED SAILED HARVESTER V 9 In Port 9/1 10/1 HARVESTER VlO 12-14/1 16/1 17/1 HARVESTER VII 19-21/1 23/1 24/1 HARVESTER Vl2 26-28/1
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