The Business Times, 13 February 1984
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Title Section12 1984-02-13 1 BUSINESS TIMES M.C. (P) No. 66/1/84 MONDAY, FEBRUARY IS, 1984 60 CENTS12 words
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Article578 1984-02-13 1 JOANNE YAP - Factory may be sold as ongoing concern By JOANNE YAP MATTEL Electronics Asia Ltd, the only major video game manufacturer with operations in Singapore, has closed its $5 million plant. Industry sources said the plant, making cartridges for its Intellivision home video game system, ceased578 words
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318 1984-02-13 1 Agencies THE Soviet Communist Party will select its new secretary-general to succeed the late President Yuri Andropov at a central committee meeting today, Kyodo News Service reported yesterday. Kyodo quoted Japanese officials as saying that the Soviet Ambassador to Japan, Mr Valdimir Pavlov,Agencies - 318 words
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634 1984-02-13 1 LEE HAN SHIH - By LEE HAN SHIH IT will be Dutch lighting for Westin Stamford, the tallest hotel in the world. Upon its completion in 1986, the 71-storey building at Bras Basah Road will be decorated with lighting made by Philips, the Dutch multi-national giant said634 words
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330 1984-02-13 1 LOH HUI YIN - By LOH HUI YIN AMBmOUS plan by Ike Hwg Leeag paap to redevelop part tt Taagtta Bcad have beea partially thwarted hy a eeapto sf laadewaen la the area. Beeaaae ef the sethaeh, Heag Leeag aad tto Japaaeae partaer, Mltnl, have had to aeale330 words
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BRIEFLY...
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Article55 1984-02-13 1 WOMEN will not have to enlist for National Service in the near future although more women are requesting to do it. Dr Neo Ning Hong, Acting Communications Minister and Minister of State for Defence, speaking to Serangoon Gardens' residents during a walkabout yesterday, said there was no55 words
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Article68 1984-02-13 1 PRICE increases for Housing Board flats are expected to be less this year. Minister for National Development, Mr Teh Cheang Wan, hinted that 1964 prices will be lower than last year's 5-per cent rise. Lower costs are likely due to savings from cheaper building materials. The waiting68 words
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Article48 1984-02-13 1 Reuter A GUNMAN hijacked an American Airlines flight in Haiti on Saturday night, then surrendered to the pilot and asked for political asylum. The gunman seized control of the Boeing 727, carrying 144 passengers and eight crew, while it was on the ground at Port-au-Prince. ReuterReuter - 48 words
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Article57 1984-02-13 1 Reuter A VICE-president of French Airbus Industrie said a proposal from Boeing of the US to join forces on an unspecified project was a joke. Airbus senior vice-president for marketing Pierre Pailleret told reporters, "You can't co-operate when you are at war with the adversary, an adversary youReuter - 57 words
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Article76 1984-02-13 1 AFP THAILAND is to buy three more Casa-212 aircraft from Indonesia's Nurtanio Co to add to five similar aircraft purchased earlier, Antara News Agency yesterday quoted a Thai deputy minister as saying. Before ending a two-day visit in Indonesia, Mr Prayuth Siriparich, Thai Deputy Minister of Agriculture AAFP - 76 words
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Article63 1984-02-13 1 AFP A LABORATORY for testing veterinary medicine is to be built with a Japanese grant in Serpong, southwest of Jakarta. The Japanese Embassy in Indonesia said the project is part of an agreement for technical cooperation on supervision of veterinary medicines signed by the Japanese International Cooperation AgencyAFP - 63 words
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Article87 1984-02-13 1 AFP THE US government is to sign two technical agreements in Singapore tomorrow granting funds to help small and medium business in Asean, the US Embassy here announced. Under the first agreement, Technonet Asia will receive a grant of US$l.2 million for training and upgrading of smallAFP - 87 words
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Article57 1984-02-13 1 AFP THE commander of the US Seventh Fleet, Vice-Admiral James Hogg, is to arrive here today for a one-day visit, the American Embassy announced yesterday. During his visit, made in conjunction with the visit of the Seventh Fleet flagship USS Blue Ridge, Vice-Admiral Hogg is to meet withAFP - 57 words
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441 1984-02-13 1 SOH TIANG KENG - By SOH TIANG KENG SINGAPORE and a number of other Asian nations are well on their way to becoming members of the industrialised world. This is the view of Institutional Investor, the New York financial magazine which quotes leading bankers as saying that many Asian441 words
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193 1984-02-13 1 AUSTRALIAN Prime Minister Bob Hawke arrived here yesterday for a three-day visit expected to focus on economic and military ties. Mr Hawke, who flew in from Shanghai for the fifth leg of an extensive Asian trip, has meetings scheduled today with Prime193 words
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Article105 1984-02-13 1 AFP A GROUP of 20 countries will sign an agreement here tomorrow to lay an under-sea cable from Singapore to Marseille, Southern France. The project will cost 3.4 million francs (about US$4OO million), and French companies have won contracts worth two hiiiWui francs. The telephoneAFP - 105 words
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Advertisement257 1984-02-13 1 Call Wayfoong at 737-7977 for a fast decision on your loan Wayloong Mortgage and Finance (S) Ltd A wftoKy-owned subsidiary ot Hongkong Bank 6 Claymore Hill #03-00 Claymore Plaza Singapore 0922 A P No 3663 See page 4 rasa: SOMETHING more fundamentally relevant than anything you could learn from business257 words
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MANAGEMENT
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Article, Illustration1365 1984-02-13 2 MICHAEL DIXON - The seemingly innocuous difference between knowing end being able to act on the knowledge has a deep significance in modern management. MICHAEL DIXON explains. MICHAEL DIXON FT OUT from the black shadows of a deserted street springs a hulking man. He grabs you round the throatFT - 1,365 words
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Article, Illustration667 1984-02-13 2 FT TOM KEMPNER has had quite enough of the popular Joke that the industrial weakness of die US and Britain is the fault of their business schools, whereas the strength of Japan and (until recently) West Germany results from the fortunate absence of such institutions in theFT - 667 words
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1270 1984-02-13 3 SHAHRIR ARIFF - SHAHRIR ARIFF discusses how adroit public relations may turn the tables on competitors. SHAHRIR ARIFF PUBLIC relations is usually seen as an unprofitable exercise by many companies. However, they (ail to realise that as economic' conditions get more difficult and competition gets keener,1,270 words
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Article426 1984-02-13 3 PENG AILIAN - By PENG AILIAN BEWARE of becoming too comfortable in your product niches. Good old International Competition is all ready to nudge you out. This was the first message of a recent seminar on diversification and international competition led by the Schroder Strategy group (Asia). International426 words
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482 1984-02-13 3 UPI BETTER education, more time-saving household appliances and divorce are why many more women in industrialised countries are going to work, according to the International Labour Organisation. The most dramatic leaps in women's share of employment between 1960 and 1981UPI - 482 words
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FRONTIERS
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Article331 1984-02-13 3 NEW CERAMICS: A quiet revoluI tion is sweeping through the world of material science. Scientists and engineers in US, Japan and Europe are experimenting with a group of materials called new ceramics to build anything from microchips to car engines »nd fusion reactors. New ceramics, like331 words
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Article915 1984-02-13 3 LEE HAN SHIH - JUSSL *>y«inoss t«d«y offton mum ksoptng up with frontiers of now technology. With FRONTIERS, a new weekly coiumncompilod by LEE HAN BHIH, Bunin— Tim- will kJp its ritdin informed of now developments in tho sunrise ind us trios oo they occur anywhere in tho world. BT is particularly koon915 words
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Advertisement34 1984-02-13 3 Hand PaOet Thick wNch has proved itself mora ton *****0 Ifcnas Hp to MM kg. K :'V ;V--ENGMEEMNG(S)PTE.I7DL (Member of Jebsen Jeuen Group of Companies SEA) No 16, Pondao Rood. Singapore 2260 Tef: *****1134 words
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Advertisement229 1984-02-13 3 Paik/Wfest The Prestigious Residential Development WW V>v it nil i ti ttiiriiiiitiii f if in if i iiHinai ittmt v. flf 111 ***** l linn L vV u 4 Hit 1111 l (•111 m *N -%mKi ill! lIIIIIIM llllltllll your last chance of owning one ts of Singapore's most exclusive229 words
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OVERSEAS
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364 1984-02-13 4 Reuter TAIWAN'S ruling party will nominate a presidential election candidate this week, but the pressing problem facing the island seems to be a smooth transfer of power to a younger generation. The ageing President Chiang Chlng-Kuo is expected to be nominated for aReuter - 364 words
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Article, Illustration617 1984-02-13 4 Reuter PRESIDENT Reagan has said that he is willing to meet the successor of the late Soviet leader, Yuri Andropov, but has again insisted that any summit must promise meaningful results. In his weekly radio address to the nation on Saturday, Mr Reagan said:Reuter; AP Photo - 617 words
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153 1984-02-13 4 UPI PRESIDENT RN(H will hrlag PreiUeat Htnl with him tor talks this week ea Ike taw peHttcal rftaattoa la Lehaasa aai the eatleek tor MkMle Beet peace. "We ie aet expect aay eeeallei tousfclhMaghs to eaMrfe treat tkto awetog, H a StateUPI - 153 words
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136 1984-02-13 4 AP INDUSTRIAL production in rtihm increased an overall 8 per cent in January 1984 from a. year ago, with the output of some consumer goods more than doubling, the official Chinese news agency, Xinhua, reported on Saturday. China's Statistical Bureau said the totalAP - 136 words
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419 1984-02-13 4 Reuter SIGNS are growing that Kuwait may be emerging from the pall cast by its stock market crash more than 18 months ago, financial and banking sources said. But the sources said problems remain before a full solution can be found to theReuter - 419 words
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WORLD IN BRIEF
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Article344 1984-02-13 4 Agencies CHINA and the Soviet Union have signed an agreement setting their trade in 1984 at US$l.2 billion, a 60 per cent increase from last year, the Xinhua news agency said. The 1983 arrangement originally provided for an exchange worth about 1800 million against the 1962 figureAgencies - 344 words
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524 1984-02-13 4 Reuter AMERICA'S basic M-l money supply rose by US$3 billion to a seasonally adjusted $524.6 billion in the week ended Feb 1, the Federal Reserve Bank at New York said. The previous week's M-l level was revised to $521.6 billionReuter - 524 words
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142 1984-02-13 4 Bernama BERNAMA will this year introduce an "up-to-the-sec-ond" worldwide financial information service for financial and business circles in Malaysia. The move follows the signing of an agreement between Bernama general manager Mr Ahmad Mustapha Hassan *nri chairman and chief executive of APTelerate Mr Claude ErbsenBernama - 142 words
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Advertisement75 1984-02-13 4 CirculasA?//? Nearly three out of every ten adults who -read a Chinese daily read Shin Min Daily News. That's a much bigger share of the market than when you last looked. Our circulation has grown a phenomenal 30% in just the past year. Our paper suits the new readers: the75 words
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Advertisement81 1984-02-13 4 TIM daily Aircraft Schadula has baan hald ovar. night information can ba abtainad by talaphona from tha airport (*****34/542 MM) or from tha raapactiva airlina* To! No: BIA Garuda *****54, MAS *****45. CPA *****58, Qantaa *****44, BA *****55, KLM *****42/*****44, JAL *****44/55, UTA 542M22. Information on othara can ba obtainad81 words
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Advertisement185 1984-02-13 5 How many of your overseas customers havepaidup in the last hour? An impossible question. the state of all your accounts. Given that foreign Spelled out in full detail, telephone operators, secretaries Who's paid what and where, at telexes and even the mailman Irrespective of time zones, can control the fortunes185 words
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Article, Illustration1874 1984-02-13 6 ZHOU MEI - THE BIG PACIFIC WALKABOUT By ZHOU MEI AN AUSTRALIAN Australian. A home-grown Aussie complete with that unmistakable drawl that sets up sympathetic vibrations with fellow Australians. A people's person who is as much at ease on the cricket field as in the beer parlour. A1,874 words
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Advertisement259 1984-02-13 6 o <Jaeger-leCoultr£> (.FMM I he Pursuit ot Perfection E W HT I IB?. a n. ~A v r ;> M i f I 1/ The Integrated Reverso. I he. wor Ii >nl\ eon\ ert iHe 1 i~;u elet \v;itch. Another 11nptw eJenteJ ;u hievement In liieuer-I a 1 i n259 words
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Page 6 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous928 1984-02-13 6 SINGAPORE 5 9AA Dli fiti ifii i a LAaui. j w.vv m uperani ino rropvnn« np»pin roiow9u by Swordsman Chu (Mandarin with English subbtles/r): Chu Liu Xiang once again steals from the rich to help the poor. 4.00 Spectrum Bright Sparks: This episode centres on electricity. 4.25 CNMron of Different928 words
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THE ARTS
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Article, Illustration1336 1984-02-13 7 TSANG SAU YIN - The baba community in Singapore is experiencing a revival of sorts, with much publicity given to its particular way of lite, customs, traditions and especially food. The Ministry of Culture will be presenting a play based on the olden-day superstitions and life-style of this community at1,336 words
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Article635 1984-02-13 7 JAIME LYE - By JAIME LYE CORNWALL. The summer of 1912. The lighthouse flickers invitingly in the twilight From his bedroom, the child James stares in tearful longing at the structure, the object of his obsession and a passport out of the boredom of his family's635 words
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550 1984-02-13 7 KOH TSE YING - By KOH TSE YING A MUSICIAN pleases his audience best when he is able to please himself and to take delight in his own playing. This fact came across very clearly last Friday when the Singapore Symphony Orchestra and guest soloist Bernard Ringeissen performed550 words
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Advertisement97 1984-02-13 7 ui6^ f at $2350++ The Business Executive Luncheon sometimes just a quick bite, andon occasions, a long drawn out affair. Daily at Le Vendome Restaurant (level 2). A selection of Appetizers and Soups. Your choice of a Main Course, or our Daily Speciality from the carving trolley. Dessert, followed by97 words
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Advertisement127 1984-02-13 7 Step into the future. Today. NEAXI2S ELECTRONIC PABX From 16 to 384 lines M s The one system that succeeds at being both big and small at the same time The NEC NEAX 12S system It s a small system when you need it to be small It's big when127 words
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Miscellaneous662 1984-02-13 7 nnstav\r: Lic&ms >foo'«c- FCoiv> rue cMesifeß- fc£U€V€kA w— v; Si L •v CRYPTIC PUZZLE ACBOfIS 1 To atart with, there's wood on the way (5) The beast looks like Teddy! (5) 9 Officer apt to he taken in by a killer (7) 10 Welsh Islander! (5) 11 A prize to662 words
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Advertisement139 1984-02-13 8 Where to wine, dine and entertain toda C^^v/Tbe total card that incorporates the feature* of a credit card, charge card, chequ The total card that incorporates the features of a credit card, charge card, cheque card, cast card and purchase card neatly into one. Call Julia at *****97 (20 lines)139 words
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Advertisement172 1984-02-13 8 For lunch. For dinner For a richh rewarding experience. rv^t'rvtit:i MIS i <i. 7^7 c 'h7 J W H' Hi i*\ I'i i i"K i« 'i*iil« ni *""»i i iJ4' 'I M m j 3 < jrfS" SB&iJiHut imp yourself to a vartetv of ddidous Indonesian dishes. M Hut s172 words
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Advertisement247 1984-02-13 8 Pemmula #> PH <# off bo nousc Levels. Peninsula Hotel M 24-hour Coffee House where much more than I just coffee is served. Hospitality. Atmosphere. Scenic view. 'Menufuf of local and continental favourites. < Daily Set Lunch (Local* Western) Each day, a local favourite is selected, a.g... Prawn Mee Soup...247 words
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Advertisement218 1984-02-13 8 Com feast with us Chinese New Year is grander and livelier at the Hilton. Therell be sumptuous feasts of traditional festive dishes. Raw Fish and "hong bios" throughout the IS days of celebrations. Come join us this festive time. <( I lie Stiihlcs. )nc phiec y< hi ciin be ccrt;iin218 words
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Advertisement219 1984-02-13 8 Executive Style Quick Lunch .-J L AVAILABLE FROM 12.00 NOON 2.30 PM $16.00++ MONDAY ROAST AIR-FLOWN SIRLOIN OF BEEF Fondant Potatoes Vicky Carrots TUESDAY ROAST LEG OF PORK APPLE SAUCE Croquette Potatoes Bouquet of French Beans WEDNESDAY ROAST PRIME RIB OF BEEF Jacket Potatoes Cauliflower Au Gratin THURSDAY ROAST STUFFED219 words
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MONEY AND EXCHANGES
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Article435 1984-02-13 9 AS evidence that the US dollar was forming a periodical top continued to mount, spot gold gained almost US$lO from the previous-week's close to open last week at US$3BO an ounce, Green and Collier says. Short-covering of the active February contract provided the initial impetus for gold's climb and435 words
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Article43 1984-02-13 9 FOR THE week ended Friday Feb 10, the range of call rates received from Short Deposits (M) Bhd was as follows: Baak fud: 5 to 5.4 per cent. General fud: 5 to 5.3 per cent. Msvemeata of funds totalled $1296 million.43 words
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Article172 1984-02-13 9 ASIAN RATES ASIAN currency average deposit rates for the week ended Feb 10: U84 (Bid prieot) Hick Low 7 days 011/16 9H 1 month 011/18 9*> 2 month* 0* 9* 3 months 913/18 9* 0 months 9 15/16 913/10 9 months 10W 10 12 months 10 5/16 10W Swiss trues172 words
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Article154 1984-02-13 9 THE US dollar opened last week at 552.1250/70 against the local unit and was traded to close at a high of $2.1310/20. Trading for the week was quiet with some commercial buying interest of the US against the Sing dollar. The Singapore dollar weakened against all the major154 words
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Article23 1984-02-13 9 THE average rate at which major Singapore banks are currently prepared to lend to their best customers is 9.126 per cent.23 words
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Article206 1984-02-13 9 THE interbank money market opened steady but moved towards an easier tone towards the end of the week. Overnight rate opened at 7W 7 per cent, edged upwards to 7V« Vfc per cent before easing to close at 6% V* per cent. Likewise, term rates reflected a similar behaviour.206 words
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Article430 1984-02-13 9 BANKS' prime leading rates as at jthe close of bustnc m on Friday, Feb 10.1984: BANK tPLB Algemene Bank 9V« American Exprea 9V« Am'Dam R'terdam Bank 9Vi Asia Commercial 9V« A A NZ Banking Group 9Vt Ban Hin Lee Bank 9V« Bunoa Commerciale 9V, Banco Do430 words
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RAW MATERIALS
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Article1293 1984-02-13 9 AFP COMMODITY prices in London were generally erratic last week. The report of the death of Soviet President Yuri Andropov was an unsettling factor ahead of the weekend. Sentiment was disturbed by heavy falls on the world's stock exchanges, while the sharp fluctuations on the foreign exchangeAFP - 1,293 words
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Article203 1984-02-13 9 WITH the exception at pepper, the local produce market had another quiet week with prices moving within narrow margins last week. The pepper market improved purely because of limited supplies. The prices held steady with white pepper improving some $20 a ptcul. Inquiries from overseas203 words
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Article129 1984-02-13 9 RUBBER FUTURES in London on Friday closed £14 to £1 a tonne higher, apart from untraded March and April, which were offered £17 and £15 lower. Prices remained firm despite a slight rise in sterling against the dollar in the afternoon. Most active July/Sep last traded at £911 against129 words
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INTERNATIONAL STOCKS
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Article139 1984-02-13 9 R8 10 m GBOUP B Camfour UN CORBKILLE Ftaanetew da LUnloo MJO 514 u eh MwS3l>niMMy SST Dm Pvtrote X» >7 Opfl-Partba» 154 4 BIN Oarrmti 5, *J an -i HMwudinifw n car (Thorn*®- GROUP C £*L 330 oowpfB» Cm ntnctm p>n<Jw jm 44 dM PttroftM 19BJ0 ♦U QmSSt139 words
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Article74 1984-02-13 9 rzB 10 Dm lln— h Horton UM 1MM n7lv* > fUnk BL= ConU Oumml DaimWr-Bem n MM 1W0 ♦1* KaraUdt KHD Unde MUM mim .1 SMjIO 41M0 ISOlOO UBJO nxaoB +1 +SJ +s Ptilllps Kom PNMM Rn 8T A a 144J0 m 3MJB -At mm unrh imo HI Dip74 words
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Article75 1984-02-13 9 ncB 10 m Or Bra Uab MW m»»li HIT*"* -M FOBWABO MARK IT PMro i Ryl Dutch Stdro Soc Otn Btlg BoflM mo -a •is Aemc Artad Astur m HM TU ♦a unch iao IW +5 110 Bmeu ssr m aio ns +46 5 ♦T T Moot unch +W75 words
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Article55 1984-02-13 9 FEB 10 UN ButOft MO +1.1S Bel MOM +1H0 Central* Ort MM -IT Good Acqua Root 1M ouch Brtdanla MM +M <vii OeneraU SUM +10 rum ON -10 |f| prta MPM -1M Invest MM +M Italeementl Ort «mo -f no Hi anch Lepeut Ort Mediobanca MOM MM 1' v55 words
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Article156 1984-02-13 9 FEB 10 1 ABM AhoM Akao "U 410J0 SMJO >1 MM* +1 1S6JJ0 -04 MOJO -1J AMKV Amlu Amrobnk MM J IM mm +t.1 Bote HJO -LI HII Botki njo uncb Calami Ml +00 ruo +oj MM -M Kit unch MOJO -8 Cat* D*U Ml] Klwrter Cnnla Pch MB156 words
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Article840 1984-02-13 9 WALL STREET stock prices closed moderately higher on Friday as the market staged a technical rally, with investors turning slightly more confident about the nation's economy. The Dow Jones Industrial Average, which has fallen sharply over the previous five sessions, rebounded about eight points to around840 words
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Article113 1984-02-13 9 AIUMIwRM. 111 own Dover) Br. C1B> Oatfj Br. cite o«ifj r c Clbe Okie? Rcf Credit Sulaa* Br Credit Suiaae Ret BektrowaU Br. Ocortc Flaeher Br Olobus Pc HMO Br. Hoffman La Roche I/* m 1430 aao ii« m wm 3 >30 30 30 31 ♦10 433 an 930113 words
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Article95 1984-02-13 9 Dnan «M— H audi Ooa Tar tt PWcfe Nick m Oiimir MH at wtat Lite at T«Uow Kate 271B OH ancta Ootf OU On M« Hud Bay Mm '-f n«i m 1MB M Int Pm» KMp* m. n InU Nickel M Kurt Add t* LoMif M M uoeh Me95 words
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Article223 1984-02-13 9 m 10 Rand INDUSTRIALS A Alptoa m 10 Abareon At And CI m m uneti uncb -10 •m tSEr— C O Smith UM MM tM Chekar* CNA Cnm» PtnuK XTZunz <• m unrh iitifh aneb ru0t uncb HMD Lib Hold* MM uncb Unrbo LTA aneb M And R Meeartbj223 words
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Advertisement185 1984-02-13 9 Thai Seatbcd Served I n True Siamese St vie v "V Thinking of food Think Thai; Spicy Toroyum Soup, CharcoaMSrtMed Seafood, Royal Thai Seafood and our other detectable Thai Cuisine. 3 '■'■U. 't seafood from our mini seafood market And cook upattorm. The Original taste of Thai cuisine. pfDflya LMJ185 words
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MARKET REVIEWS
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Article98 1984-02-13 10 THE feUewtag b a Hat tf the 1« meat actively tnM stacks m the Stack Exekaage sf Slags part laat week. It gtvea the taraever la thaaaaads af an, eMag prices aa Friday aai the Ugk aai law for IKS/IM4 riMjiiy Tmtw MM H •m MI ufi/M98 words
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Article705 1984-02-13 10 SINGAPORE #BT Comp: PMC 980.19 mi 975.30 Ml 983.09 M9 976.86 MM 973^1 ttBT Indicate r: *****17 MBns smtr *****08 ®ST Inds: 1MB 1) 1082.15 1071.91 1063.88 1060.20 •ST Finance 2962.71 2S3B.79 2938.44 *****1 2910.08 •STHottte: 180.59 980.59 979.98 918.12 990.90 ••ST Prop: «#ST Mining 715.81 711.54705 words
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Article3785 1984-02-13 10 1M1 High ra no SM an 306 410 1» 430 sn ra 660 S» 936 710 SOO 436 416 966 670 413 473 1410 310 666 666 360 466 140 190 300 610 474 966 IM 294 706 196 363 316 430* 639 U9 166 900 6703,785 words
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Article, Illustration840 1984-02-13 10 RAMESH CHANDIRAMANI - Singapore ■y RAMESH CHANDIRAMANI THE behaviour of the Singapore stock market during the past week has left many investors perplexed as to its future course. The weakness in the share prices on Thursday and Friday reflected more than anything the Jittery mood of investors840 words
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Article392 1984-02-13 10 a- Australia SVB Day, Porter Co EQUITIES fell to pre-Christ-mas levels on the Australian share market during the week, prompted by share market treads overseas. However, there was a slight correction late la the week as bargain hunters moved in. The AD Ordinaries Index fell 33SVB Day, Porter & Co - 392 words
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Article488 1984-02-13 10 JULIANA TAY - Week ended Feb 10 compiled by < JULIANA TAY SCRIP ISSUES Ami: Proposed rights tone of ooe-far-two at $L9O. Tm Ctaf: Proposed bonus issue of flve-for-two sad sub-divtskn of&pir into two share at St CORPORATE DEVELOPMENTS Apsis Bntts plsin Ltd has Incorporated a new company488 words
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Article327 1984-02-13 10 BCI THE RECENT strength shown by the Milan share market wax broken by the approach of technical hhw— (scheduled for this week), which stirred some speculative positions. The BCI all-share index closed at 217 JO, a 4.3 per cent slide on the week. The tianiriwg sector,BCI - 327 words
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881 1984-02-13 11 New York FT MR LARRY Wachtel, a Prudential-Bache guru who has the unenviable task of r interpreting the capital > markets on radio every J; morning, summed up the ex- tra ordinary events on the New York Stock Exchange IT last week with aFT - 881 words
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Article159 1984-02-13 11 Reuter wictj. Resources Ltd has signed an agreement with the Broken Mil Pty Ltd (BHP) to take up a five per cent stake in the BHP-led consortium taking over Utah International Inc's Queensland coal ventures. BeQ will pay more than Asl3s wnK*** for its fiveReuter - 159 words
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444 1984-02-13 11 TERESA LIM - 1 Hongkong By TERESA LIM NEWS CM Monday that Cable A Wireless PLC bad made a Ud for Hongkong Telephone pushed Hongkong stock prices to their highest level In 18 months. But this euphoria wss doomed to be brief. Profit-takers moved in right444 words
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Article448 1984-02-13 11 Date Lad tFall Ymi r Compaay rcrMO Aawneel Net BPS Gross Net 1 1 (omtB) mv. Profit <%> (vmy ICS F 26/1 18.0 12.5 5,912 MBS F 3/2 23.4 20.0 19,081 SBS I 4/2 19.4 140 4,982 RoChmans Msia I 7/2 2L6 8.5 17,854 Faber Merlin I 8/2448 words
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Article305 1984-02-13 11 Tokyo AFP PRICES tamhled m the Tskys stock smrkst last week In the wake ef a pisage ea Wall Street with the Dew Jeaes Average Important level for the first time In a Jkj» trtgprlee level sn the New Yerk The Stt-htae cMp Dew JeaesAFP - 305 words
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594 1984-02-13 11 FT THE WEST German stock market has a new and surprising star. It is AEG-Tele-funken, the battered electrical» giant which only a year ago was still fighting to stave off financial collapse. Now its share price is hitting heights unknown (or years. On Thursday,FT - 594 words
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Article1521 1984-02-13 11 GERALD COLVERD - London By GERALD COLVERD ALL ROADS lead to Wall Street, according to the reaction of international centres to the protracted slide in American stock values over the past four weeks. A 10 per cent decline in the Dow Jones Industrial Average can easily be made to look1,521 words
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749 1984-02-13 11 K.Lumpur THE Kuala Lumpur stock market showed remarkable strength last week, as se> lected industrial and rubber stocks continued to forge ahead in active trading in spite of bearish overseas news. Investors, who had been inclined to follow leads from Wall Street, turned their749 words
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Article131 1984-02-13 11 Reuter BANCA Commerciale I taliana (BCI) said it proposed to double its share capital to 420 billion lire from 210 billion lire through rights issues. A BCI statement said the increase would be achieved partly through a free two-for-three rights issue to existing shareholders,Reuter - 131 words
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Article243 1984-02-13 11 Reuter GULF Oil Corp said its directors have authorised the filing of a lawsuit agahf a "Golf group" led by Mesa Petioleum Go chslrmoa T Boone Pkkens charging market manipulation and other securities violations Ike board aleo announced it has become aware of nReuter - 243 words
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Advertisement19 1984-02-13 11 OPEN DAILY: 10.00 A.M. TO 11.00 P.M. Massage Sauna Bath Rub Back Facial Manicure I de Stall 119 I19 words
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Article, Illustration618 1984-02-13 12 CHAN OI CHEE - §HHB Companies Editor: ALAN LEE By CHAN OI CHEE THREE companies that have submitted applications for a listing on the Stock Exchange of Singapore would know whether they are successful before the end of this month. This is because the newly constituted Securities Industry618 words
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104 1984-02-13 12 GLENEALY Plantations (Malaya) Bhd has achieved a 51 per cent Jump in its unaudited pretax pnfits (er the six months ended Dee 31, 1983. The increase, to $417,118, was brenght abeut mainly by a M J per cent rise in its total income104 words
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333 1984-02-13 12 THE price of $50 million in Cycle k Carriage Bintang's proposed share swap acquisition of Cycle k Carriage (M) Sdn Bhd (CCM) was arrived at after taking into account several factors. These include the commercial benefits that will arise and the audited net333 words
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536 1984-02-13 12 YEO Hiap Seng Ltd is stepping up efforts to explore new areas for growth as well as expand its existing activities to counter the increasingly tough conditions faced in the soft drinks market. For one, it is looking into536 words
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Article827 1984-02-13 12 Taking Stock... By Hock Lock Siew THE growing presence of the immensely powerful London-based Kuwait Investment Office (KIO) in Singapore is viewed as a good sign for the long-term prospects of the stock market. With its impeccable credentials as the leading 4 fund management unit among theBy Hock Lock Siew - 827 words
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Advertisement129 1984-02-13 12 How you can benefit from Bayerische Landesbanks presence in V Singapore f Bayerische Landesbank is headquartered in Bavaria, a leading federal state of West Germany with a long tradition in cross-border trade and finance. Over the years we have constantly V upgraded and refined our international banking capabilities, building a129 words
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Advertisement189 1984-02-13 12 'There's so much space in this improved KIM Business Class." u \es,thits new. 1 m "And tllese seats are so much wider." "That's new, too." Srw*x.: M 4 HUMI? i And there's so much spcice tor your le^s." "That's not new." "> < MMMMi v 9 fflffl WDERSEWS 2ABREAST SEATMG189 words
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Miscellaneous59 1984-02-13 12 OUTLOOK for today: Cloudy; showers in several areas in the late afternoon. Report for 24 tours prior to 7J pm en Feb 12 a* the airport: Maximum temperature 30.9 Associated humidity 67 Minimum temperature 24.5 Associated humidity 93 Hours of sunshine 4.20 Rainfall in millimetres Nil Total rainfall for the59 words
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188 1984-02-13 13 THE National Maritime Board will have a more advanced fire-fighting course when its new smokehouse is completed at the end of the year. Tenders have been called to build the smokehouse, which will be built exactly like a ship to Simula te real-life188 words
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418 1984-02-13 13 LINDA CHEE - By LINDA CHEE THE Singapore National Shipowners' Association is organising a high-powered seminar on strategic planning for the shipping industry in conjunction with Temple, Barker and Sloane. The two-day seminar costing U551,250 per participant caters primarily for senior managers. Some 60 participants are418 words
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Article93 1984-02-13 13 P O to buy Sealink AFP P4O has told the Britishgovernment it wants to buy British rail's Sealink Ferry subsidiary. Sealink is due to be separated from the staterun railways and sold to the private sector this year. The Trafalgar House group, which owns the Cunard Shipping Line, has alreadyAFP - 93 words
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Article125 1984-02-13 13 Reuter PHILIPPINE shipping companies say they are getting inadequate foreign exchange from the Central Bank and that shipping as an industry has not been allocated dollars at all. Local shipowners said they have asked for more foreign exchange allocations. No figures on allocations are immediately available. TheReuter - 125 words
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Article70 1984-02-13 13 Reuter MEMBER lines of the Japan/Europe Freight Conference said they will introduce a five per cent congestion surcharge on cargo destined for Algiers and 10 per cent on cargo for Tripoli, Libya, because berthing conditions at both ports are deteriorating. The surcharges will be effective from Feb 23.Reuter - 70 words
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Article86 1984-02-13 13 Reuter PORT authorities at Bombay, Madras, Cochin, Marmagoa and gnTwri,> have sought official permission to raise berthing charges by 71 per cent to 125 per cent on ships and tankers carrying export cargo, shipping sources said. They said Madras and Cochin ports have proposed raising charges byReuter - 86 words
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Article671 1984-02-13 13 SMppiag UH I CM 8MpftagliM P**® CM AC TMpfcr Alaa AMMUNT Alpac VI 1 Fargo Sfcpg vm l VI vn V! i 3 5 Pmco Franco-Beig FrataStapg vn m VI 4/5 4/5 4 Aatara Shpg X 4 Freight Link* vn 1 APC Line V 4 Freight ManageAPL671 words
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Article571 1984-02-13 14 THE Greeks took a fairly active interest in the purchase of second-hand tonnage for continuing trading last week. Their interests did much to pep up an otherwise lethargic second-hand tonnage market. The purchases included a 11,900 long dwt singledecker, the UalSlagapare. Brokers reported that Greek interests paid about571 words
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Article123 1984-02-13 14 Reuter INDIAN shipping industry's growth was stagnant in 1983, for the second consecutive year, a study by the Indian National Shipowners' Association (INSA) said. In net terms, the country's merchant fleet declined by one vessel to 404 though gross registered tonnage rose 60,000 to 6.09 million fromReuter - 123 words
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359 1984-02-13 14 AFP FOR the first time in Poland's history, Vietnamese workers will soon be brought in to help heavy industries suffering from a manpower shortage. The banned Solidarity trade union has reacted angrily to the plan, saying the shortages are due to systematic sackingAFP - 359 words
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Article1570 1984-02-13 14 FAIRLY active grain chartering is reported out of the US Gulf on Thursday at steady to slightly higher rates but other sections of the freight market were very subdued, shipbrokers said. Grain from the Gulf to Japan paid US$l9, up 50 cents, and $25 was agreed from the1,570 words
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Article137 1984-02-13 14 AFP SOUTH Korea's small-sized shipyards received new export orders worth U5556.62 million for 10 vessels totalling 36,200 grt in January, industrial sources reported. However, the nation's big four shipyards Hyundai, Daewoo, Samsung and Korea Shipbuilding were unable to land a single order during the month,AFP - 137 words
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218 1984-02-13 14 Agencies INDONESIA'S state oil company Pertamina has paid US9S million to Inter Maritime Management (IMM), a Geneva-baaed ship chartering company, to clear outstanding complications over the cancellation of tanker charter contracts in 1977. Pertamina will make the final settlement in bill bonds now worth 942Agencies - 218 words
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Article188 1984-02-13 15 THE MAJOR shipping consortia operating between the Far East/Europe, Far East/Persian Gulf, Straits ports/Australia, Straits/Japan and the member lines: ACE (FAB EAST/EUROPE): Franco Belgian Services. "K" Line.Korean Shipping Corporation. Neptune Orient Lines. Orient Overseas Container Line. Cho Yang Shipping. ANBO (STRAITS/AUSTRALIA): Australian National Line. Australia/Straits Container Line. Nedlloyd188 words
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472 1984-02-13 15 NORWEGIAN shipyards are on the verge of obliteration, said the executive committee of the Norwegian Iron and Metal Workers Union. About 9,000 shipyard workers are unemployed and many others are put on a short working week. The committee has demanded extended financial support from472 words
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343 1984-02-13 15 Lloyd's List THE troubled Brostrom Group has been forced to transfer its liner business to fellow Gothenburg shipowner Transatlantic as part of a Swedish government-inspired rescue package. Recently, the company was told to sell its profitable offshore and slavage operations to two majorLloyd's List - 343 words
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Article106 1984-02-13 15 Reuter THE Rhine remains closed to shipping between Cologne and Coblenz, about 80 km upstream, and the entire West German stretch of the Moselle is also closed due to high water, river authorities spokesmen said. They said the water level in Cologne is 8.30' metres deep andReuter - 106 words
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Article214 1984-02-13 15 SEA WINDS is contributing a bit for the Olympic Games which will be held in Los Angeles in July. It will carry Olympic equipment and supplies for the teams of the countries serviced by this transPacific Line for a nominal sum of USH per container. According to214 words
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5368 1984-02-13 20 SCHEDULE A guide to ships loading at Singapore for ports around the world The list below tabulates, by port of destination, the name of the ship, the shipping line involved and the estimated dates of arrival and departure from the Port of5,368 words
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Article848 1984-02-13 21 CONTAINER TERMINAL RECEIVING OF EXPORT FCL CONTAINERS AND LCL CARGO Godowns FCL Arrival for LCL Movement Ship Voy Date/Time Operator Cargo Schedule Locati Haruga M Kawachl Maru 71N 47 13.2.84 13X84 2100 2200 2200 2330 Borneo Borneo MOSK Maersk FSB FSB FSB 51 0600-0000 0600-1000 0800-1000/0800-1000 84 B2848 words
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Article1395 1984-02-13 21 The leading shipping lines operating from local ports and their agents. A—B AFEA African Shipping Agencies (S). Aft» hri* Um Transfroup (S). HMMM Umt B*rvU* Kim Shpg (S). AIM C TMffcr Sm Consortium (S)/ Marintn Enterprise (PK). Alpac In true* (S) Bintang Shpg (KL)' Island Cargo1,395 words
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Article348 1984-02-13 22 AT CONVENTIONAL WHARVES Vessel Berth Agent Arrival Departure KEPPEL WHARVES Debr&lln&n 15/6 KYC Line alongside *****/2200 Kota Rukun 13/4 PIL alongside 132.84/1400 Oceania Star 19 Sharp alongside *****/1200 Perils 20W SSPL alongside *****/1830 Pervomaysk 44 SSov alongside *****/2300 See Hal Hong 45A Kim Hal Huat alongside *****/0600348 words
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Advertisement400 1984-02-13 14 mil FAR EAST/EUROPE CONTAINER SERVICE To Europe. From Europe □I 1 14/2 29/2 5/3 6/3 g/ 3 21/2 7/3 12/3 13/3 i?/? 28/2 14/3 19/3 20/3 »2/3 6/3 21/3 26/3 27/3 M/ 3 13/3 28/3 2/4 3/4 T/J 20/3 4/4 9/4 10/4 .f/ 4 Saried SaM 17/2 24/2 2/3 9/3400 words
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Advertisement384 1984-02-13 14 C.B.FENTON A CO., REPUBLIC OF PANAMA (Established 1916) Shipping Agents/Brokers Chartering Liner/Tramp Agencies Protection and Indemnity 'Puerto ArmueUea auadutce Taboga^ n«ptaaantatlv— at Tha Panama Canal tor om 200 aNpownara oparatorm. Attendance at al maior porta throughout RepuMc ot Panama. ConauMaa o» Norway. Denmark and Swadan lapiaaarwad by Company ParaomaL P.O.384 words
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Advertisement564 1984-02-13 15 The Straits Steamship Group QGL Overseas Containers Limited CONTAINCRSHIP SERVICF TO UK CONTINENT 31/3 K/4 44/4 45/» 47/5 4J/5 11/5 12/5 17/9 IVS a/) 22/5 ALSO ACCEPTING CARGO FOR: itfcONl CONTAINfRSHIP SERVICE FROM UK CONTINENT irtaf Brca r«M le Ha SUM P Maag S port 14/2 W2 M.IS mm an564 words
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Advertisement363 1984-02-13 15 CARGO SPACE AVAILABLE To various ports with reliable lines and very competitive rates F* twqmm cmrtact it Dayal's Trade t Transport Agency TEL NO: 2972(14/ *****4$ TLX: RS ***** "WELWIS" Franco Brig/an Services l.i r '(•/(</) s,-r\itr With Hfluiun I ir I I in* r% CHARGEURS REUMS f fiR f363 words
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