The Business Times, 29 June 1984

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    12 1 BUSINESS TIM ES M.C. <P> No. 66/1/84 FRIDAY, JUNE 29,1184 60 CENTS
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    Singapore well prepared to survive debt crisis
    510 1  -  Republic's leaders have adopted appropriate policies By ALVIN TAY SINGAPORE will feel the shock waves if the international debt crisis spreads because it is already a major financial centre. Professor Lee Soo Ann of the National University of Singapore told the Singapore Credit
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    General-secretary of Satu asked to return to his job
    295 1  -  By FOO CHOY PENG SINGAPORE Airlines has asked Mr R Doraisamy, general-secre-tary of the Singapore Air Transport Workers' Union (Satu), to return to his job now that the omnibus union has been split into three house unions. Mr Doraisamy, until yesterday
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    Lock icon New KL customs declaration forms
    45 1 Bernama MALAYSIA'S Customs and Excise Department will introduce new computerised declaration forms for the import and export of goods from July 5. The forms, known as declaration forms No 1 and No 2, will replace the forms now in use.
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    US drawing heavily on overseas assets
    291 1 THE UNITED STATES is drawing heavily on its assets overseas to finance imports of goods and services. Its net international investment position posted a decline of U5543.6 billion last year to $106 billion, the sharpest drop since World War n. The Commerce Department said
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    Lock icon US$1m scholarship fund
    101 1 AFP THE JAPANESE government has set aside US$l million for scholarships to Asean students, the Japanese embassy in Indonesia said. According to the announcement, the agreement was signed on Wednesday at the Asean secretariat in Jakarta by the Asean secretary general, Chan Kai Yau, and the Japanese
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    Tunas Building has no buyer
    397 1  -  By LEE HAN SHIH THERE was no buyer for Tunas Building in yesterday's auction. The highest offered price fell $8 million short of the seller's expectations. Wardley Ltd, the merchant bank exercising its mortagee's rights to sell 90 per cent of the building, set a
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    STOCK MARKET
    85 1 A TECHNICAL reaettoa to Wednesday's sharp decline ua—fll the local stock market to gall mm nwitim yea» torday. Share prim etoeed «toady, with advaadag lasses outnumbering declining stocks by 81 toll. At the ctsse, the BT Composite ladex had pat ea 2.85 paints to 812.12 while the Straits
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    POSB savings rates for lower tax brackets losing their edge
    490 1 SAVERS IN THE lower tax categories are now receiving lower returns on deposits placed with the Post Office Savings Bank even after taking into account the tax-exempt element compared with banks and finance companies. The national savings bank the largest
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    Former KGB spy released
    103 1 SIDDIQ MOHAMED Ghouse, 48, former political secretary of Malaysia's Prime' Minister Datuk Seri Dr Mahathir Mohamad, was released on Wednesday after three years in detention for spying for the Soviets. He had worked few the Soviet Intelligence Service, KGB. Dr Mahathir was then deputy prime minister.
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      274 1 Bill to cut budget deficit approved P#yt 5 SHARE INFORMATION 15 RAW MATERIALS MONEY EXCHANGES 6 AIRCRAFT AIR CARGO CROSSWORDS THE next advertising campaign on productivity will be in two phases the first to generate the 'will' to be more productive and the second to show the 'way' to be
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  • HOME NEWS
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      Paired work, shared work and the part-time worker
      377 2  -  By JOHN LIM, Industrial Correspondent PAIRED work, shared work, split-location work and splitlevel work these are some the revolutionary concepts being explored to encourage part-time work in Singapore. Paired or partnership work involves two persons filling one full-time full-day job with equally
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      Community centres closed for PA Day
      143 2 THE PEOPLE'S Association (PA) Day will be on Sunday, July 1 and all community centres will be closed. To celebrate the occasion, the PA Staff Club is organising a Walkathon for Staff Club members to raise funds for the staff club book awards, education
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      Let craftsmen be master trainers, suggests director
      289 2 CRAFTSMEN could function as master trainers and the companies with which they are employed could serve as recognised centres for the training of pupils in particular trades if a recommendation to the National Productivity Council (NPC) is found to be workable and implemented.
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      PEOPLE IN BUSINESS
      211 2 CHRISTOPHER Buckley has been appointed managing director of Perkin-Elmer Far East Pte Ltd. A graduate in industrial economics from the University of Nottingham, Mr Buckley joined Perkin-Elmer about two years ago as international sales manager, business systems, based at the company's New Jersey headquarters. Prior to joining
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      Colonel Lee to become Brigadier General from next month
      272 2 THE SINGAPORE Armed Forces will promote 233 officers ander ft mftjsr upgrading exercise. The promotieis will come Into effect m Sunday. A total d 153 officers from the army, SI from the ftlr force ftad 24 from the navy will be
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      Families in Bukit Panjang to shift for Mandai estate
      293 2 ABOUT 230 families, farmers, shops and industries in the Bukit Panjang constituency will have to make way for the proposed Mandai Estate. The 290-hectare estate will be one of three new towns to be developed within the constituency, the others being
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      Foreigners can still gain from investing in local property
      287 2 FOREIGNERS CAN still be attracted to invest in Singapore property with the new revisions in estate duty, as non-owner-occupied property valued under 33 million still qualifies for estate duty exemption announced in the March Budget. Mr Wong Ha Hee, the tax
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      Chief Justice rejects application by Workers' Party officials
      156 2 CHIEF JUSTICE Wee Chong Jin yesterday rejected an application by officials from the Worker»' Party for leave to raise a point of law in connection with their conviction for raising funds without a licence. Chief Justice Wee said that there was no
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      Presentation for firemen
      59 2 THE SINGAPORE Fire Service will be holding its 3rd WITS management presentation day on July 4 at 9am at the Central Fire Station. The presentation will commence with an address by Mr Lim Beng Lock, director of fire service. Seven Work Improvement Teams from the various sections
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      Diamonds are certainly Singapore women's best friend
      222 2 v J SINGAPORE women buy more diamond jewellery than their J 1 counterparts anywhere else In* the world, according to an international diamond mining and marketing group. More than 12 per cent of < local women acquired new dia* mond pieces in 1962,
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      Aussie minister here to promote trade
      184 2 A MINISTER from the Australian state of Victoria, will be in Singapore today to promote investment and trade. Mr lan Cathie, Minister for Commerce, Industry and Technology, and Minister for Housing and Tourism, will meet local businessmen and companies with trade and investment interests
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      SNEF members feel pay-rise guideline on the high side
      273 3 WHILE THE Singapore National Employers Federation (SNEF) supports the NWC wage guideline for this year, members, nevertheless, feel that fhe recommended wage increase is high. The president of the SNEF, Mr Jack Chia, told the federation's fourth annual general meeting yesterday
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    • TRADE TALK
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        FUJIKUBA Japan
        59 3 sup- plied possibly one of the biggest busduct contracts in the world to the Hongkong k Shanghai Bank headquarter in Hongkong recently. The order was for 8,974 metres of special moisture-proof busduct worth about HK$24 million. The compactness and flexibility of the busduct system offers great advantages over
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        AMONG
        75 3 the Japanese high-technologyconst ruction and machinery equipment on display at the Conpex-Asia '84, which began on June 25 at the World Trade Centre, is Komatsu's Rough Terrain Crane. This is the latest innovation in mobile cranes by Komatsu, one of the five private companies at the Japanese stand. The
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        HYPERGAPHICS
        75 3 is a new software package designed to utilise the microcomputer as a presentation tool. HyperGraphics gives users access to an impressive computer-generated onscreen display using text, charts and graphics. /Through Hyper- Graphics, the user can back up an oral presentation with colour, animation and one-touch replay of visual material.
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        A NEW
        55 3 high-powered thyristor module featuring improved electrical isolation and low thermal impedance qualities is being offered by Westing- house Electric Corporation's semiconductor division. Called the POW-R-BREK, the new device is ideal for 440V AC through 600V AC soft start power controllers and DC drivers enclosed in typical non-vented Nema
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        ISR CONSULTANTS
        55 3 International Inc (Information System Resources) has appointed a new agent, Prac Mart Consultancy Pte Ltd, in Singapore. Mr Hua Pak Cheong, managing director of the company, is the former director of the Institute of Banking and Finance. Prac Mart will be responsible for marketing data processing seminars and
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        A NEW BUSINESS
        85 3 offer- ing customers a "while you wait" printing service, franchised from the biggest instant printing operation in Australia, has just opened its first outlet at the Afro-Asia Building at Robinson Road. Snap Instant Printing will enable companies to obtain all office stationery including letterheads, invoices, statements, envelopes,
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        PROMOPEL '84,
        66 3 an exhi- bition of fine Italian leather goods, will be held at the Hilton Hotel on July 8 and 9. The show is an official event of Italian leather goods in foreign markets, promoted by AIMPES (Italian Leathergoods Manufacturers Association), organised by MIPEL SpA of Milan and sponsored
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      GKE secures second National campaign
      492 3  -  By TSANG SAU YIN, Management Correspondent GRANT KENYON A Eckhard has again been selected to carry out the advertising campaign for the National Producivity Board this year. The previous one-year assignment having ended, GKE and two other advertising agencies, J Walter Thompson and McCann-Erickson were
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      Survival for building industry in 1990s is conference theme
      323 3  -  By LISA LEE SURVIVAL IN the face ef competition will be the theme ef i twoday eeafereaee for the baildlag Indostn. U he held In Aagast. A puel ef If well-known people (rem the ladastry will disease the "Strategy far the
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  • OVERSEAS
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      Lock icon Major row brewing over Bonn plan
      375 4 FT BARELY TWO DAYS after a compromise which has been hailed as a triumph for European unity, a major row is brewing over the fine print of the understanding drawn up in the final minutes of the heads of government summit in Fontainebleau, France.
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      Lock icon Full agreement at PLO talks, says Palestinian official
      249 4 Reuter A RIFT which last year threatened the survival of the Palestine Liberation Organisation and drove its leader Yasser Arafat out of Lebanon appeared yesterday to have been healed. After five days of reconciliation talks in Aden, Khalil AlWazir, deputy commander of
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      Lock icon if your guests have one too many..
      233 4 Reuter THE NEW JERSEY Supreme Court yesterday ruled that hosts who let guests leave in a drunken state can be held liable for injuries suffered in car accidents in which the guests are involved. In a six-to-one ruling, the court imposed the same
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      Lock icon Plans to upgrade Kuwait's US-built Hawk missiles
      298 4 UPI THE REAGAN Administration is planning to upgrade Kuwait's US-built Hawk anti-aircraft missiles with more modern gear to bolster its defences against air attack from Iran. The long-expected arms sale agreement does not include the shoulder-fired Stinger anti-air-craft missile, which Kuwait had requested
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      Lock icon Bardot opens beach
      148 4 AFP AFTER 21 years of privacy behind the high walls of her seaside villa "La Mandrague", retired film star Brigitte Bardot has agreed to allow the public to use her private beach when she is not at home. The agreement, announced by the French government, will involve
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    • WORLD IN BRIEF
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        Cruise missiles
        47 4 THE US has placed its first batch of sea-launched nuclear cruise missiles aboard navy ships despite opposition from arms control advocates and moves in congress to block deployment. Pentagon spokesman Michael Burch said on Wednesday the 2,400-km range missiles "became operational a few days ago".
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        Arms dealer
        44 4 AN ARMS dealer was found guilty yesterday of conspiring to sell to Iran US$2 billion worth of arms, including 25 attack helicopters, 100 tanks and 60 hawk missiles. Abbott Van Backer, 63, of Clarks Summit, Pennsylvania, was convicted after a twoweek trial.
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        Osaka airport
        36 4 THE Japanese parliament has cleared for construction the long-awaited US$B.5-billion second international airport in Osaka. The project, approved on Wednesday, calls for construction of a facility with three runways on a man-made offshore island.
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        EEC aid
        48 4 THE 10 states of the European Economic Community have agreed to offer just under US$7 billion in aid to 64 developing countries between 1985 and the end of the decade. The summit was largely spent solving a five-year row over Britain's budget payments to the bloc.
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        Smallest
        41 4 A JAPANESE firm announced on Wednesday the development of a microscope that can see objects smaller than a hydrogen atom, the smallest unit of any element. Hitachi said the world's highest-resolution electron microscope would be useful in the semi-conductor industry.
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      Lock icon Mondale pressed to pick woman for running mate
      227 4 AP THE WRATH of a woman scorned will be brought to bear on presidential contender Walter Mondale if he selects a man as his vice-presidential candidate. Prominent women supporters have said they intend to warn him that he could face a rebellion
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      Lock icon Britain asked to leave oil price unchanged
      321 5 Reuter INDONESIA has appealed to Britain to maintain its present North Sea oil prices for three u months to support the saturated -world oil market through a crucial period. Mines and Energy Minister Subroto said: "We appeal to them. It would be very
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      DAILY AIRCRAFT MOVEMENTS
      856 5 ARRIVALS Operator Servica numb«r Local time From PAA PA5 0020 JFK/SFO/HKG P!A PK772 0025 KHI/CMB/KUL sv SV379 0030 SEL MAS MH68I 0820 KUL CAL CIOIO 0825 JED/DHA MAS MH601 0905 KUL MAS MH67I 0935 KUL MAS MH811 0940 PEN SWR SR176 0945 ZRH/BKK RBA BI421 1000 BWN
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      Lock icon Thai-Lao dispute can be settled says Siddhi
      117 5 AFP THAILAND'S Foreign Minister Siddhi Savetsila has said that Vietnam was trying to turn the Thai-Lac border into a "hotbed of tension" and pledged that Thailand would not be pitted against Laos at Hanoi's behest. Mr Siddhi, in an address on Wednesday night
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      Lock icon Rift over support for miners' strike
      134 5 Reuter A RIFT between striking miners and steel unions over support for Britain's 16-week-old coal dispute widened on Wednesday as steelwork ers vowed to safeguard their own Jobs. Miners' leader Arthur Scargill on Tuesday urged railwaymen to choke off all Iron ore supplies to
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      Lock icon US Senate approves 'down payment'
      350 5 UPI THE AMERICAN Senate has given final approval to a US$63 billion package of tax increases and spending cuts, taking a small step towards a "down payment" requested by President Reagan to reduce the country's huge budget deficit. The Bill, approved 83-15 on Wednesday, is
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      Lock icon German metalworkers may be back at work on Monday
      240 5 UPI A BREAKTHROUGH has been reached in the seven-week-old metalworkers strike that has paralysed West German vehicle production, and the 450,000 workers idle now could be back on the job by Monday. Former West German defence minister Georg Leber, non-voting chairman
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      21 5 The Canadi Vz lobster old-fashioned only $18.75 1 whole grilled lobster only $35.00 again! fv- I V m V* 29^V 0
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      235 5 /< Assess the facts on real estate yourself CI A 4 'Generally there is still a strong preference for apartments in districts Lj M I 9, 10 and 11 due to the possibility of investment as well as owner JL 1 occupation."* Richard Ellis "South East Asia: The Property Market,
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  • BANKING AND FINANCE
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      Lock icon Argentina narrows differences with IMF
      410 6 UPI ARGENTINE Finance Minister Bernardo Grinspun, facing a June 30 deadline for huge interest payments, says his country has narrowed its differences with the International Monetary Fund on austerity measures. "As far as I see the problems, we have narrowed the difference between the IMF
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      Lock icon Urgent appeal to creditors
      130 6 Reuter CHILE'S foreign ministry has issued an unprecedented statement appealing for an urgent solution to the problems caused to Latin American debtors by rising interest rates. The statement on Wednesday regretted this week's rise in US interest rates, saying it would only aggravate further the delicate
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      Lock icon Ecuador's president-elect pledges to pay debts
      394 6 Reuter ECUADOR'S presidentelect Leon Febres-Cordero has pledged his country's best efforts to repay its foreign debt, estimated at US$6.6 billion, but noted the economic difficulties his country is facing. In hts first address in the US on Wednesday since his election last month, he
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      Forex markets
      571 6 SINGAPORE: The local currency weakened to 552.1330 40 yesterday against the US dollar from 2.1255 65 on Wednesday and to 5591.70 80 against the Malaysian dollar from 91.65/75. The US dollar rose against most major currencies. It rose to a late 2.8010/20 marks from an early 2.7945 55
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      Foreign exchange
      247 6 Interbank rotes at 3pm CufftnciM Nominal rate* Si quoted yHtvrdiy c mtthaonian ro*» parity change Local dollars to on* umt of foreign currency US dollar 2 1310 2 1320 2 8196 -2442 Sterling pound 2 8693 2 8728 7 3469 -60 95 Australian dollar 1 8369 1 8388
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      Asian $ market
      233 6 Asian market DEPOSIT RATES closed little changed yesterday from opening levels. Short-dates fell between 3 's and 4-point initially due to weaker US federal funds rate. Overnight eased a further 1/16 point in the afternoon to close at 10-9/16 107/16 while Friday-Monday and week fixed were unchanged at 12Vs ll
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      Gold
      279 6 SINGAPORE Futures yesterday closed slightly firmer in quiet trading following the metal's slight rise in Hongkong. Total sales for the day were recorded at one lot. Prompt closed slightly higher at U*****.50/372.50 an ounce against New York's $369.50/370.25 close and August at $374.50/ 376.50 against $373.30/ 373.90. LONDON The
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      Money markets
      122 6 THE OVERNIGHT rate closed easier at Vk per cent on the Singapore interbank money market yesterday, down from 8 per cent on Wednesday. One-month term rate firmed by Vi -point, while the two and three-month maturities rose slightly by 1/16-point each. S$ interbank rates at 3pm yesterday Over-
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      Lock icon UK government undisturbed by sterling drop
      547 7 Reuter THE UK GOVERNMENT remains unruffled by the recent erosion of sterling, despite some market concern that its weakness could prove inflationary in the longer term, government sources said. The Treasury is confident it will achieve its forecast of 4'/2 per cent retail price
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      Six more ATMs
      84 7 OVERSEA-Chinese Banking Corporation has installed six more automated teller machines (ATMs) this month in its branches. J This brings its network of ATMs to 18. Additional ATMS have been installed at the OCBC Centre and the Orchard Road branch because of high volume of business. OCBC branches
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      Lock icon Senate team passes Bill
      54 7 Reuter THE US Senate Banking Committee passed and sent to the full Senate a Bill which would eliminate socalled non-bank banks after July 1,1983. It would also allow bank holding companies to underwrite and deal in municipal revenue bonds, mortgage-backed securities and commercial paper, and offer
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      Lock icon Swiss export risk insurance deficit more than doubles
      287 7 Reuter THE DEFICIT of the Swiss Export Risk Guarantee Insurance (ERG) more than doubled to 239 million francs in 1963 from 109 million francs in 1962, due mainly to the effects of the international debt crisis, the Swiss government said. Damage payments
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      Lock icon Bank of Canada gets minister's backing
      175 7 Reuter CANADIAN Finance Minister Marc Lalonde said he backs statements by Bank of Canada governor Gerald Bouey to the effect that a lower Canadian dollar poses greater risks for higher inflation. Mr Lalonde told the House of Commons the government regrets the current round
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      Lock icon Bankers hail Manila liquidity move
      627 7 Obstacle to agreement with IMF removed Reuter US BANKERS have lauded this week's move by the Philippine Central Bank to soak up liquidity as removing the major obstacle to agreement with the International Monetary Fund, but said that problems still stand in the way of
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      Lock icon Regan calls for consistent Fed policy
      179 7 Reuter US TREASURY Secretary Donald Regan said the Reagan administration wants the Federal Reserve Board to pursue a monetary policy consistent with stable economic growth and low inflation. "We would hope the Fed will maintain a consistent, steady policy" in order to keep the
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      179 7 V ill We've g° in £S f NV \mbW^» nvVl v Dun\op Stamford Arms is all ¥S set to serve a real winner! Dunlop's triple treat. Exciting display of Dunlop tennis gear and equipment including the Max 200G, official racket of John McEnroe. A fabulous fashion show on 29th June,
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  • RAW MATERIALS
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      Rubber exports up
      206 8  -  By JOANNE YAP SINGAPORE'S rubber exports rose in the first four months of this year but imports continued to faU. Figures from the Department of Statistics show that 334,911 tonnes of rubber were exported from January to April this year compared with 292,978 tonnes over the same
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      Straits Tin
      87 8 THE Straits tin price In Peaug yesterday remained at Ms2t.2t per kll«, within the ITA lower range of $21.15 and 532.M. Dealers a*ted continued Strang sappsrt by the baffer stack manager at this level and scattered haying from Japanese aad laeal Interests. Weakness sI sterling against the Malaysian
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      RAS and MRELB
      327 8 RAS prices (in S cents/kilo, FOB n boles) NOON CLOSE Buyers Selltn Buyers Sellers Int 1 RSS prompt 178 00 179 00N 178 50 179 50N lot 1 RSS Juty 180 00 181 00 180 50 181 50 Int 1 RSS August 185 50 186 00 186
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      SSR and SMR
      107 8 (in c«ntt/1 ton polWti) July August (current mth) (forword mth) NOON NOON RAS Buycrt Buyers Sellers SSR 20 179 50 181 50N 181 50 183 SON SSR50 177 50 I79.50N 179 50 181 50N MRELB Buyers SiHin kytrs Sellers SMRCV 229 50 231 50N 231 50 233
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      RUBBER
      250 8 SINGAPORE: The market closed higher yesterday with July One RSS buyers quoted at 180.50 cents a kilo, up 1.50 cents from Wednesday. The morning session was marked up one cent after fluctuating uncertainly on lack of interest and lack of fresh factors. Levels traded around lunchtime levels in early
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      Produce exchange
      152 8 Chineee Produce Exchange Robusta 20/25% FOB NSW 487 50 (Sellers' noon dosing prices on Nutmeg 355 00 June 28. S$/100 kg) 110 FOB NSW Coconut oil B W FOB NSW 256 00 Bufc FOB 240 00 Gambier OW drum FOB 253 00 FOB NSW 305 00 New drum
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      SOYBEAN
      45 8 CHICAGO soybean futures closed eight to 2V« cents a bushel lower on Wednesday, above the bottom of the day's 14 Vi-cent range. The outlook for fairly heavy soybean deliveries on first notice day coupled with this week's improved US growing conditions weighed on prices.
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      LONDON MARKETS
      605 8 COFFEE Robusta futures at midday yesterday were unchanged to £16 per tonne above Wednesday's close. September was traded last at £2,306, up £10 from Wednesday night's closing offer but below the early high of £2,345. SUGAR Number six raw sugar futures yesterday ended a fairly quiet morning near
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      RICE
      286 8 Singapore (S$/kito, ci-godownj Thai white 100% 1st class (kongoroo) 105 new crop 100% 2nd doss 0.77 100% 3rd class 075 25% new crop No stock B-10% No stock Thai broken A-super 0.62 Special 055 Thai rice 55% No stock China rice 10% 093 15% No stock 25% No stock
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      PALM OIL
      173 8 MALAYSIAN crude palm oil prices yesterday closed above the day's lows on covering and speculative buying prompted by Pakistan's presence in the market, after sentiment was depressed by weaker Chicago soy futures. In the refined market, RBD olein eased further on selling, with August losing US$lO to $617.50
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      WHEAT
      62 8 WHEAT futures closed IV* to 3V4 cents a bushel lower on the Chicago Board of Trade on Wednesday. Nearby months were traded in a 3'/«-cent range. Pressure came from weakness in soybean futures and improved harvesting conditions in some US wheat growing areas. The nearby July continued to gain
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      TEXTILES
      150 8 Yarn Shrtmg 116 50 (In HK$ per bole of 400 lb) Hongkong Golden Peak, 60 x 60 115 50 China carded yarn, cones White cloth Blue Phoenix I6's Blue Phoenix 20's Blue Phoenix 32'$ Blue Phoenix 40's 3,500 3,550 4,000 4,500 japan No 10,000 Three Peoches Jopon No 2003
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      1135 8 r A National Westminster Bank PLC NATIONAL WESTMINSTER BANK PLC 50 Raffles Place #05-01/06 Shell Tower Singapore 0104. Tel: *****44 Telex: RS ***** Foreign Exchange Tel: *****77 Telex: RS ***** Head Office: 41 Lothbury London EC2 England National Westminster Bank PLC Consolidated balance sheet at 31 December 1983. Ordinary ilm
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  • AIR CARGO
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      Flying Tigers retains position as top freight carrier
      352 9 FLYING Tigers has retained its position as the world's top air cargo carrier. According to the latest International Air Transport Association (LATA) ranking of members by freight tonne kilometres, Flying Tigers outperformed 49 others last year. It flew 2,946.9 million freight tonne
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      WEEKLY FREIGHTER
      196 9 ARRIVALS DEPARTURES Operator Flight number Local time From Operator Flight number Local time For FRIDAY FT FT79 2355 JFK/ORD/ANC/ NRT/TPE -."j' FT JAL FT78 JL617 0135 0705 KUL/TPE/NRT/ ANC/ORD/JFK KUL SATURDAY CAL Q331 CV CV796 SUNDAY 0150 0845 TPE LUX/AUH FT CAL FT76 CI334 0255 0600 HKG/NRT/ ANC/ORD/JFF
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      TWA logs more miles
      66 9 TWA FLEW 2.57 billion reveau passenger miles la system scheduled service daring May, aa laerease sf 13.4 per cent tram the Ul billion reveaae posocager miles it flew la May sf IKS. Cargo traffic sf Traas World Airiiaes skewed a TJ 2 per eeat gala la
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      Speedbird Express spreads its wings
      148 9 BRITISH Airways' express door-to-door delivery service, Speed bird, is being extended to eight more areas and further expansion is planned for the autumn. The airline whose cargo division made record profits last year sees the express operation as a counter to the aggressive services being
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      Handling charges rise as operation costs soar
      412 9  -  By WANG LOOK KEAH, Transport Correspondent COMPANIES importing and exporting by air will face higher handling charges from July 1. The Singapore Aircargo Agents Association has recommended increases in rates to be charged by freight agents han- dling air cargo. This is the
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      Kai Tak's lot
      55 9 AIR FREIGHT handled at Kai Tak Airport last year was valued at HK581,915 million an increase of 32 per cent over 1982. Airborne domestic exports accounted for $30,843 million (up 40 per cent) and airborne imports $37,262 million (up 26 per cent). Re-exports by air were $13,809
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      Lock icon Saudis build more terminals
      302 9 SPA THE SPECTACULAR growth in air cargo to Saudi Arabia has led to the building of enormous, sophisticated cargo warehouses and terminals at Jeddah and Riyadh. The latest issue of the Jeddah-based Saudi Business said that the cargo terminals at Jeddah and Riyadh can each handle
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      68 9 This advertisement appears as a matter of record only 8 SEA CONTAINERS LTD U555,321,340 Buyer Credit Loan Supported by The Export Credit Insurance Corporation of Singapore Ltd. And U551,878,660 Medium Term Loan Arranged By Standard Chartered Merchant Bank Asia Limited Provided By Royal Bank of Canada Asia Limited Standard Chartered
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      930 9 i CONTINENTAL ILLINOIS CORPORATION And Subsidiaries Including CONTINENTAL BANK 231 South La Salle Street. Chicago Illinois ***** Board of Directors Report of Independent Accountants We have examined the consolidated statement of condition of Continental Illinois Corporation and subsidiaries as ot December 31,1983 and 1962, and the related consolidated statements of
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  • FEATURES
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      All who are able, pay
      502 10 JOBLESS YOUTHS loitering around the Orchard Road area might have stolen the limelight this week. But for the 160,000 self-employed, including taxi drivers, businessmen, professionals and hawkers, the bigger news arose from last Sunday's "talkabout" when Mr Goh Chok Tong, the Defence and Second Health
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      Belfast means business
      1249 10  -  Northern Ireland is brushing up its image to attract investors from the East By CHAN OI CHEE HEARD THE ONE about the plan to attract Singaporean investment to Northern Ireland? You won't find it in the book of Irish jokes because the Industrial Development Board (IDB) of
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      Lock icon IBM makes life tougher for whiz-kids
      413 10 Reuter LIFE HAS BECOME a lot tougher for whiz-kid entrepreneurs of the computer world as International Business Machines (IBM) has consolidated its dominant position with aggressive marketing tactics. For many years, IBM operated a "pricing umbrella" under which rivals charging less for similar products
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      Lock icon Rise in prime stirs Latin ire
      794 11  -  Debtors accuse banks of holding up rise until the end of the recent Cartagena conference By LEONARD SILK NYT THE ACTION by United States banks in raising the prime rate to 13 per cent from 12 '/2 per cent has evoked a storm of
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      283 10 To get ahead in business, start by keeping LeeA.Telesco Lee A. THesco Senior Vice President San Miguel Corporation Philippines 4 T 1 usually have to put together business reports and proposals in a very short time. Much of the information I use comes straight out of The Asian Wall Street
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      131 10 Standard Chartered STANDARD CHARTERED MERCHANT BANK ASIA LIMITE NOTICE OF REMOVAL Please be informed that with effect from 2nd July 1984 our address will be> 6 Battery Road #22-01 Singapore 0104 and our telephone number will be> *****00 Our telex number and cable address will remain unchanged as follow:Telex: RS
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      721 10 TOiHiXDaa saaaaamD CRYPTIC PUZZLE ACROSS 4 Possibly credit with being straight (6) 6 Naturally, it's not on the level (8) 8 Not much, but it makes me rage (6) 10 Old slate, maybe (5) 13 No Royal Marines are merely ordinary (4) 14 Sensible ways of going about on article
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      462 11 BALANCE SHEET as of December 31, 1983. STATEMENT OF for the year 1983 Operating income Interest received Less: Interest paid Net interest Commissions Income from exchange Income from securities Other income Total Income Operating expenses Provisions Salaries and fringe benefits Depreciation Taxes Other expenses Total expenses Net profit for appropriation
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      846 11 J W UK® mm HIGHLIGHTS: What a Picture! Perspectives of Space 8.05 pm, Channel 12 Mr Hedgecoe looks at architectural photography and explains how to photograph exteriors as well as interiors. (30 minutes.) Madame Butterfly 8.30 pm, Channel 12. Puccini's favourite opera about the tragic marriage between a beautiful and
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  • INTERNATIONAL STOCKS
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      Lock icon Charter sees prospects shadowed by coal strike
      474 12 Reuter CHARTER Consolidated PLC sees better market conditions for its operating companies this year, though the outcome remains shadowed by a British coal mining strike, chief executive Neil Clarke said. He said in an interview early this week Charter views the future with
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      Counters in Wall Street decline
      293 12 THE MARKET fell for the third consecutive session on Wednesday as Wall Street went through the motions prior to the end of the second quarter and next week's fourth of July holiday. Prices dropped during the afternoon for the second consecutive session and observers could
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      Toronto
      111 12 JUNE 27 AMto a 24* unch Imp Oil fcKO 34* 12* •1 Ale an Algoma 35* 21 unch krrt Ut* 23* Bonk Mont Bonk Nova Scotia 23* 10* unch Int) Nick«) K«rr Add Lobtaw B 17* 14* unch 24* Mauty F«rg 3* Mc BkxM 25* 24* Mobon A 17*
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      Johannesburg
      185 12 JUNE 27 122 2 Unstc 530 INDUSTtlALS Woohrorth 1800 A Alpha 900 MININGS 2290 10 450 uncH 6700 A/VM? fOP ***** ESyyoors 1825 1360 +10 BuHeH 7550 75 2300 Chart ef 350 inch CNA 2856 Com Gold 950 495 -5 1325 De Been 890 ?0 ***** 4750 unch Fed
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      New York
      729 12 JUMf 27 US$ ACf Industnos Ale an AJurrwi Alcoa AJUghany Lud AWd Cham Cp AWd Storm Afts-Chaknars Am Brandt Inc Am Broadcast Am Can Co Am Cyanamd Am EIk INh Am Exprass Am Horn# Prod Am Motors Cp Am Natural Got Am Tal T«l. Amax Inc Amaroda Hoss
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      European markets
      732 12 Amsterdam JUNt 27 Fk ABN 316 00 +1 A*9or> 114 50 +0 5 AhoW 176 50 +15 86 40 +2 AM£V ***** 48 60 10 +04 B«ffc Boh 86 00 +0 5 235 00 3 8 Boifco 3000 -04 Bun*t Cotond 36 30 +02 CaK 332 00 3
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      Lock icon Changes at Merrill Lynch
      123 12 FT MERRILL LYNCH, the largest of the Wall Street securities companies, has announced sweeping organisational changes designed to shore up its sagging profitability. Significantly, the announcement was made by Mr William Schreyer, who is due to move up from president to chief executive officer of the
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      137 12 London stocks, Pago 14 Feng Cheng Lou for the best Teochew food in town. Discover mouth-watering delights prepared by Hong Kong chefs, feel like royalty while you dine in Oriental splendour. Open daily from: 12.00 noon 3.00 pm for lunch and 7.00 pm 11.00 pm for dinner cF?own FWNtZ HOTEL
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  • ASIAN STOCKS
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      Hongkong
      386 13 HONGKONG: The market closed sharply lower yesterday with the Hang Seng index 21.14 points lower at 903.83. Dealers attributed the fall to speculation ahead of news that Ever Bright Industrial Co will cancel a HKJI.43 billion deal to acquire about 1,100 residential flats from International City Holdings. International City
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      Taipei
      233 13 JUNE 21 NT Chem Indus 22 80 unch Lien Hwa Indus 1300 -04 8 45 -0 15 Nan Ya Plos 30 90 0.1 29 90 •07 PocrfK Cons 32 20 04 Cothoy Cons 30 90 0 2 Pacific Elect 18 90 0 1 55 50 unch Wire 25 50
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      Tokyo
      329 13 TOKYO: Share prices closed higher for the fourth successive day yesterday in moderate trading with small and medium-sized issues leading the way. The Market Average rose 61.04 to close at 10,372.05 after gaining 65.93 on Wednesday on volume of 450 million shares against 440 million on Wednesday. Blue chip
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      Seoul
      79 13 June 28 Won Hyundai Motor 588 50 KAL 413 -2 Bonk Seoul 699 -1 Choheung Bk 659 unch Korea Fnt 705 +5 Korea Od 835 -4 695 4 Doekm Ind 546 Korea Ship 445 30 382 Lucky Ltd 741 26 1 Doewoo Ind 620 47 Sormung Co 600 16
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      Sydney
      397 13 SYDNEY: Australian share prices closed barely steady yesterday with resource-related issues under some selling pressure but industrial stocks mostly firmer. The All-ordinaries index closed at 650.2, the All-industrials index at 912.7 and the All-resources index at 445.2. National turnover was 42.27 million shares worth $38.9 million. Falls outnumbered rises
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      Bangkok
      142 13 BANGKOK: Prices closed slightly lower in slow trading yesterday. The Book Club index dropped 0.30 point to 118.92 on turnover of 30.5 million baht with 149,650 shares transferred. XJNC 2S A ok horn Thoi lekli Stom Crty Cement S*om Credrt 394 62 50 2 A mo Fixe Ayuthoyo In*
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      Manila
      112 13 MANILA: The market closed generally easier yesterday. The Commercial and Industrial index was down 0.55 at 132.08 and the Mining Marker fell 2.71 to 1,048. Oils were up 0.013 at 0.673. JUNE 2• r«M Onantol B 0 016 0 001 Acoja Mnng PNt OvCTMOl 0005 Ph4«» B 0 t7
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      Lock icon Mitsukoshi predicts lower net profit
      70 13 Reuter MITSUKOSHI, the Japanese department store, forecast a one billion yen consolidated net income for the current year ending Feb 28. This is well below the 5.73 billion yen net income in the preceding year. The company's business conditions are back to normal following two
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      Lock icon Interim earnings at Matsushita Electric rise 17 per cent
      300 13 FT MATSUSHITA Electric Industrial Company, the Japanese electronics manufacturer, has reported net unconsolidated profits of 50.5 billion yen for the six months to May 20, 1964, an increase of 17 per cent over the 43.2 billion yen recorded at last year's
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      Lock icon Sumitomo buys stake in Aussie trust firm
      119 13 AFP SUMITOMO Bank of Japan is to acquire a 50 per cent equity share today in a subsidiary of Australia's largest trust firm to launch merchant banking business in Australia, mainly corporate banking. A Sumitomo spokesman said Perpetual Australia, a wholly-owned subsidiary of
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      253 13 id wiae. te MM entertain *r* JRc V :v r: JN Singapore prepared us tv*fj£S£» Relish the pick of this season's fresh, juicy asparagus served as an appetizer, in a soup or as a main disk. With a choice of wines by the glass to perfectly complement your selection. A
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      233 13 1 HAPPY RESTAURANT can now offer Modestly-priced superb Cantonese dishes. Impeccable service. Nightly entertainment with no cover or corkage charges. Ample parking facilities. o P ip For reservations, call 744-2717 or 744-2CBC S I HAPPY RESTAURANT Lion City Hotel, 2nd Storey, 15 Tanjong Katong Road, Singapore 1543 Thai Seafood Served
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      732 14 Balance Sheet At 31 December 1983 Profit and Loss Account Year Ended 31 December 1983 Assets 47,490,935 153,042,593 71,975,319 45,059,049 11,156,350 42,152,353 810,032,344 820,521,224 23,060,282 8,816,185 6,243,617 34.727,693 35,799,296 135,600,545 85,397,416 33,930,625 26,819,619 556,176,079 881,264,650 13,541,022 8,456,021 4,831,979 27,366,609 Cash and balances with banks Money at call and short notice
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      532 14 NOTICES M Ttf MATTE* OF THE COWANES ACT. CHATTDt lIS MB M THE MATTO OF KESCO AUTOMATON PRIVATE LUTES (CREDITORS' VOLUNTARY UQUDATtfH) At an Extraordinary General Meeting of the members of Kesco Automation Private Limited duly convened and held at the Registered Office 15 Scotts Road #05-06 Thong Teck Building
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  • COMPANY NEWS
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      Sri Hartamas to be listed by end of July
      514 14 SRI HARTAMAS Corporation Bhd, the fourth company to make a public issue this year, is expected to be listed on the KLSE by the end of next month. As anticipated, response to the public offer by Sri Hartamas (formerly known as
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      Lock icon Elders to buy the rest of CUB
      65 14 Reuter ELDERS IXL Ltd said it will compulsorily acquire outstanding Carlton United Breweries Ltd (CUB) shares after becoming entitled to 246.92 million CUB shares, or 97.86 per cent of its issued capital. Elders, which made both formal and on-market bids for CUB, originally
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      Lock icon RTZ offers to buy 49 pc of Enterprise Oil
      97 14 Reuter RIO TINTO Zinc yesterday lodged a bid for a 49 per cent stake in a British state oil company being sold to the public. The move was denounced by the opposition Labour Party. Rio Tinto Zinc announced its bid hours
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      New terms for UEP acquisition
      302 14 UNITED Estate Projects Bhd (UEP) has reached a fresh agreement with Perbadanan Taman Baru Sdn Bhd (PTB) on the purchase of the latter's wholly-owned subsidiary Teamco Sdn Bhd. Under the agreement, UEP will buy the entire issued and paid-up capital of Teamco for MJ29.5 million
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      Continental prepares for hostile bid
      388 14 CONTINENTAL Group, the US packaging energy and forests products company which is considering several takeover offers, has arranged a US$2 billion revolving credits which might be used to fend off an unwelcome bid. The company admitted that under certain circumstances, part of the finance could
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      LONDON STOCKS
      794 14 EQUITIES closed lower yesterday in quiet trade on persistent worries over US interest rates, dealers said. At 3pm, the FT 30 index was down 7.3 points at 808.9. Banks were depressed by continued nervousness over Latin American debt difficulties with Barclays down lOp at 437. Dealers said Midland
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      Selected indices
      99 14 HONGKONG Australian Industrials Hang Seng Index Thursday 912.7 Wednesday 909.4 Thursday 903 83 Week ago 908 9 Wednesday 924.97 NEW YORK Week ago 929 12 Dow Jones TOKYO Wednesday 1116 72 Tuesday 1122.79 Tokyo Dow Jones Thursday *****.05 Wednesday *****.01 Week ago *****.76 Week ago 1131.63 Standard ond
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      Unit trusts
      116 14 MARA Bumiputra F«*t B'putro 5 80 585 Second B'putro 525 530 Third B'putro Foijrth B'putro 437 4 42 489 4.94 Fifth B'putro Sixth B'putro 343 348 338 343 Seventh B'putro (A) 2 21 226 Seventh B'putro (B) 406 4 14 Eighth B'putro (B) 420 427 Ninth B'putro Tenth
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      Two KL companies make public offers
      750 16 TWO MALAYSIAN companies are offering a total of 9.3 million shares for sale in the next few weeks in spite of the currently less than favourable stock market conditions. Idris Hydraulic (Malaysia) Bhd, the Malaysian incorporated company arising from the restructuring of Idris Hydraulic
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      Everbright calls off deal
      74 16 EVERBRIGHT Industrial Co and International City Holdings Ltd have agreed to cancel unconditionally a deal for Everbright to acquire from International City the second and third phases of a prime residential site in Hongkong. International City said Everbright agreed in January to purchase 1,100 flats in
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      KIO buys more Cycle stocks
      226 16 THE KUWAIT Investment Office, the investment arm of the Kuwait government, has raised its stake in Cycle Carriage Ltd by another 0.96 per cent to 10.95 per cent. This follows the purchase of another block of 1.2 million Cycle shares for a total consideration of
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      Business done on the KLSE
      2251 16 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 lou of 1,000 units unless otherwise specified. INDUSTRIALS Alcorn (2.078 2 09S) (I) 204 (2) 2 06
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      COMPANY MEETINGS
      333 16 DAH YUNG Steel Company (8) Limited Its Subsidiary: AGM on June 29 at 11am at No 1 Shipyard Road. GOLD COIN Limited: AGM on June 29 at noon in Registered Office, 14 Shaw Road (1336). KHONG GUAN Boldlags Malaysia Berhad: 14th AGM on June 29 at noon at
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      Lock icon Banking on a recovery
      558 17 mm*** By HOCK LOCK SIEW THE MID-WEEK shakeout on the Singapore stock market is good news for those who have been waiting for a significant correction to place idle funds on the market. But at the same time, these people are bound to have second thoughts
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      Metro back in the black, Transmarco in the red
      537 17  -  By CHAN OI CHEE METRO Holdings Ltd, which incurred losses at the interim stage, has managed to turn in profits for the full year, thanks to a spirited recovery in the second half. For the year to March 31, 1964, the
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      Fusan Fishing rights issue
      39 17 FUSAN Fishing Net Manufacturing Bhd has announced that the last day for splitting in respect of one-for-two rights issue jC July 24. The last day for acceptance, -(enunciation, excess share application and payment is Aug
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      Public Finance listing being looked into
      457 17 PUBLIC BANK Bhd's executive chairman Tan Sri Datuk Teh Hong Piow is weighing the pros and cons of a listing for Public Finance Bhd. This matter however has not been discussed at the board level, he added. "I have not completed my study of
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      COMPANY BRIEFS
      71 17 INTERNATIONAL Weed Products Ltd s majority shareholder, Bornion Enterprises (S) Pte Ltd, has acquired 200,000 shares in the company at $2.80 a share. THE LOAN stock transfer register of Paa-Electrle Industries Ltd will be closed from July 25 to July 30 for the purpose of fixing entitlements to
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      Ambassador Hotel to expand restaurant business
      366 17  -  By CHAN MAY PENG AMBASSADOR Hotel Ltd is expanding its restaurant business in Singapore. The company announced yesterday that it has contracted to purchase the entire paid-up capital of Pedac Holdings (S) Pte Ltd, comprising one million shares, for a total consideration of $3.03
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      Settlement trading
      32 17 SETTLEMENT trading in 32 companies will resume today. Among these are Jack ChlaMPH, Dak Yung Steel, Hong Leon* Finance, Apollo Enterprises, Malaya Tla Printing, Wearne Brothers and Goodwood Park Hotel.
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      Cold Storage seeks eight new outlets
      535 17  -  Group may set up stores in HDB estates By NAJEEB JARHOM FOOD-BASED giant Cold Storage Holdings PLC is actively looking at eight possible supermarket sites around Singapore, including, for the first time, Housing Board estates. At least one new supermarket site will be announced
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      TDM profits up
      35 17 TDM BHD hai «■■•need greap pre-tax pr*flts ef Ms2.sf milliea f»r Ills (SCBMM the year befere) and set preflts ef %IM mUlien <$*4,M1), m a pup tanever ef $2.71 milliea ($1.15 milHea).
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      Market gains some ground in heavy trading
      4093 15 REACTING to Wednesday's sharp (all, the Singapore bourse gained some momentum as share prices closed steady yesterday. A testimony to investors' confidence was reflected in the advances recorded in both the major share indices. The broad-based BT Composite Index tacked on 2.85 points
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      Chief price changes
      247 15 SINGAPORE Rites Indices UOI 394 Temerlok 830 MUI 260 P M C 50« 184 Kantwckf Spor* 460 Mattt-PitrpoM 124 Sport Lood 352 L1MS0< 328 F A C 8 50« 292 F«d CoMat 293 M Gtou 230 Etao 1410 ICS 705 Falls 34 20 17 17 14 13
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      KL stocks stage mild recovery
      534 15 SHARE prices staged a mild recovery yesterday on the Kuala Lumpur stock market following Wednesday's sharp sell-off. The market opened easier, in the line with Wednesday's fall and the easier close on Wall Street. However, a resurgence of buying interest in the afternoon session took
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      Business done on the SES
      2892 15 BID and offer prtces officially luted and business in and reported to the Stock Exchange of Singapore yesterday with the number of share* traded shown In brackets in iota of IXIOO units unless otherwise specified. All Time Settlement Contracts are quoted after the word "SETT".
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      831 16 FIRST CHICAGO CORPORATION Head Office: The First National Bank of Chicago (Incorporated with Limited Liability in the USA) One First National Plaza, Chicago, Illinois *****, USA Singapore Branch: 150 Cecil Street, Singapore 0106. Tel: *****33 Subsidiaries of First Chicago Corporation First Chicago Cheque Corporation First Chicago Trust Company of Arizona
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      186 16 The Shipping Corporation Of India Ltd (A Government Of India Enterprise) Invites Raputad ahipchandlera to submit their quotations for> Suppfy of deck, engine, cabin, medical and navigational stores for their ten supply boats under construction in Singapore Last date for receipt of tenders at the company's head office in Bombay
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      56 17 THINK FITNESS... THINK FITNESS 1 EJNESSjL4^ internkhonm. SSICNN. FJNESS CENERS 3 Shenton Way, #03-12, Shenton House Singapore 0106. Te»ephone:22s4277 SPECIALIST IN EXPORTING LOGS TO FAR EAST RED OAK-WHITE OAK WALNUT VENEER AND LUMBER LOGS TRANS-AMERICAN EXPORT COMPANY 9494 ALLEN ROAD, P O BOX 305. WEST CHESTER. OHIO *****-0305 PHONE 513-874-2244
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      743 17 LIAN HUAT HANG FINANCE LIMITEI BALANCE BHEET A 8 AT 318T DECEMBER, 1963 EMPLOYMENT OF CAPITAL > $132,354 FIXED ASSETS 165.137 INVESTMENT 607.839 STATUTORY DEPOSn WITH MONETARY AUTHORITY OF SINGAPORE 57.481.788 Hwe Purchase Loan 3.267.475 Secured Loan 1.500 Prepayment 199.155 Cash 8 Bank Balance 5.035 Sundry Deposit 951.359 Fixed Deposit
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    Parliament all set for Howe debate
    473 18  -  By FOO CHOY PENG IT IS GOING to be Mr Howe Yoon Chong versus PAP backbenchers and Mr JB Jeyaretnam, the opposition MP, when Parliament opens this afternoon. The Minister for Health stirred a hornet's nest when a committee which he led suggested raising
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    Courtesy Campaign takes on a new theme
    135 18 FTVE YEARS of Courtesy Campaign has led Singaporeans to expect courtesy from each other. We expect courtesy from salesgirls, taxi drivers, bus conductors, civil servants and Members of Parliament, said Mr EW Barker last night. "What about showing courtesy in return?" he asked.
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    Local company salvaging fire-stricken Gulf tanker
    291 18  -  By CHAN OI CHEE SELCO Salvage has again acted with great speed in answering distress calls by missile-hit tankers In the warring Qulf region. A member of the Pan-Elec-tric Industries group, the local salvage company is still busy putting out the fire on a
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    Lock icon Iraqi attack kills eight
    106 18 UPI A ROARING BLAZE threatened yesterday to reach the fuel tanks of a Liberian-registered supertanker, Tiburon, hit by an Iraqi missile in the Persian Gulf and "set the sea on fire for days". An official of the ship's operators, Suisse-Outremer Reederei AG, said in Zurich, Switzerland,
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    America's role in South-east Asia
    199 18 AMERICA'S role in South-east Asia was the main theme of the second live televised press conference held at the 'US Embassy in Singapore yesterday. Through a global television network linked by satellite, journalists from Singapore, Thailand, Malaysia, Indonesia and the Philippines spoke to the US
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    Simex admits two more foreign banks as clearing corporate members
    243 18 TWO more foreign banks are to be admitted to the Singapore International Monetary Exchange (Simex) as clearing corporate members. They are Morgan Guaranty and Chemical Bank, which through their financial futures subsidiaries (Morgan Futures Corporation and Chemical Futures Inc), have
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    Local contractors may buy giant pile hammer
    187 18 THE DELMAG D-100-13, one of the world's biggest pile hammers, could be used at local construction sites if negotiations between contractors and the manufacturers are fruitful. Seven local contractors are negotiating for the purchase of the diesel pile hammer, said Mr Ernst Beutel,
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    Dow Jones falls
    73 18 THE stock market continued its downtrend yesterday on interest rate concerns. The Dow Jones Industrial Average, which fell six points on Wednesday, was off another one point to under 1116 in early trading yesterday. Overall, losers held a four to three lead over gainers. Volume was about
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      Lock icon US prime may peak at 14pc
      44 18 Reuter MANUFACTURERSHanover Corp chairman John McGillicuddy said yesterday that his bank believes US prime rates will peak at 14 per cent in coming months and perhaps weaken in the early part of the second quarter of 1985. Reuter
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      Lock icon Price cuts for Chinese computers
      39 18 Reuter CHINA will cut the price of Chinese-made computers by 23.4 per cent from July 1. The Electronics Ministry said the biggest-selling brand, the Great Wall computer, will cost US$l3,OOO instead of $18,000. Reuter
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      Lock icon New drug to combat malaria
      53 18 AP A NEW anti-malaria drug developed by Thai scientists has been certified safe and effective and will be distributed worldwide to combat the disease, which claims between 7 million and 9 million victims a year, said Dr Half dan Mahler, head of the UN World
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      Lock icon Regan expects 4½pc growth
      49 18 NYT IN A preview of the Reagan Administration's official mid-year forecast, Treasury Secretary Donald Regan has said that he expects the economy to grow at a robust rate of about 4Vi per cent during the third quarter, a crucial period in the election campaign. NYT
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      Lock icon US merchandise deficit narows
      34 18 Reuter THE US merchandise trade deficit narrowed to a seasonally adjusted US$B.B4 billion in May after reaching new highs in each of the first fourth months of this year. Reuter
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      Lock icon Cuba to release political prisoners
      50 18 AFP CUBA was expected yesterday to release 26 political prisoners and allow them to go to the US as a result of a visit by the Reverend Jesse Jackson to the country, in addition to freeing 22 Americans mostly jailed on drug trafficking charges. AFP
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      436 18 One Week Training Programme On Current Issues In Taxation and Investment Laws In ASEAN Countries July 4th August, 1984, Ming Court Hotel, Singapore. i Asian-Pacific Tax and Investment Reeearch Centre, Singapore a non-profit research and documentation institute engaged in providing impartial, objective and authoritative information on taxation and investment laws
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      298 18 Here's Where You Can House Your Entire Business All In OFFICE WAREHOUSE GOODS HOIST WASHROOM CARPARK J Save time and effort by having your entire business in a 3-storey terrace Warehouse cum Office. Intrepid Investments Pte Ltd has the right idea in its Intrepid Warehouse Complex, a project comprising only
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      57 18 wmaaa Outlook for today: Cloudy; heavy showers over several oreas in the morning and afternoon. Report for 24 hours prior to 7.30pm on June 28 at the airport: Maximum temperature 31.5 Associated humidity 69 Minimum temperature 26.0 Associated humidity 91 Hours of sunshine 5.35 Roinfall in millimetres Troce Rainfall this
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      Shippers optimistic over 1984 Shipping Act prospects
      260 19 STEAMSHIP officials and shippers are highly optimfctic over the prospects oUthe week-old 1984 Shipping Act. With both sides seeing it as a "win-win" situation, there will be yet another dramatic swing toward intermodal shipping or liner cargo, said TMR/ ITN. Wrapping up a
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      M'sia to reveal company for port study next month
      536 19  -  By G DURAIRAJ THE COMPANY selected to carry out the first major study of ports in Malaysia, to be funded by the World Bank, is expected to be known next month. It is understood that the Malaysian government has pre-qualified six
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        Lock icon Seoul yards' orders
        135 19 AFP SOUTH KOREAN shipyards have received US$55O million worth of new orders from abroad this year, less than a third of the $1.76 billion worth of orders obtained in the same period last year, industrial sources said. The sources added that it would be difficult for South
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        Lock icon Wartsila wins deal
        136 19 Reuter FINNISH shipbuilder OY Wartsila AB said it received an order for three vessels worth a total of 800 million Finnish marks from the Soviet Union. The order is for a shallow draught river icebreaker, a 600-ton catamaran crane ship and an oil recovery dredger, with delivery
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        Lock icon New CAF on July 11
        90 19 Reuter THE Australia-West India and Australia-Sri Lanka Outward Shipping Conferences said they will alter their currency adjustment factor to a negative 4.15 per cent from a negative 9.51 per cent, effective July 11. The Australia-Singapore and West Malaysia, Australia-Indonesia and Australia-Thailand Outward Shipping Conferences said
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      792 19 SfctppingUfM f Col 1 i Col Abti Trom X 1 Evergreen IV 3 Afto VI 3 Forgo Shpg vm 1 Ahrenkie* Untr VI s Fesco VI 4/5 AC Toepler X 5 Fme-Lmef VI 1 Aipoc VI 5 FMG-CAVN VI 1 Antoro Shpg IV 1 Franc o-Bdg 4/5
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      Lock icon Swiss-owned tanker hit in Persian Gulf
      770 20 NYT, Reuter A SWISS-OWNED supertanker was hit in the Persian Gulf on Wednesday, apparently by an exocet missile fired from an Iraqi warplane, and the ship's engine room was set on fire after the vessel had loaded Iranian oil at the Kharg Island terminal,
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      CONSORTIA
      190 20 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
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      Lock icon Indian yard to build offshore vessels
      224 20 Fairplay THE India-government owned Hindustan Shipyard Ltd (HSL), Visakhapatnam, has diversified its activities into building offshore vessels. So far only conventional merchant vessels were being built at the yard. Recently, keels for two of the four offshore support-cum-standby vessels ordered by the Oil Natural
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      LONDON FREIGHTS
      1447 20 SLUGGISH conditions continued in all areas of dry cargo chartering on the London shipping freights market on Wednesday. China Steel arranged coal from Australia and Iron ore from Brazil. They paid US$6.5O (fio) to the bulker Global Pacific for a 60,000-ton July coal haul from Port Kembla to
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      Lock icon IMO reports lowest rate for loss of life at sea
      409 20 AFP THE LOSS rate among the world's oil tankers for 1983 was the second lowest since records began in 1968, while the loss of life was the lowest for 16 years, the International Maritme Organisation has reported. In a report
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      A P Moller's ship order
      76 20 THE A P Moller group are behind a US$55 million order placed by the Danish investment fund for two 10,000 tonne product carriers to be built at the Odense Lindo yard. They will be bareboat chartered to Moller for 15 years from delivery in 1966,
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      SHIPPING EVENTS
      434 20 June 24-28 Separated flow around marine structures, symposium, Norwegian Institute of Technology, Trondheim. July 4 sth International Reinsurance Forum, Panama (details: Union de Reaseguradores de Panama, Calles Elvira Mendez 52, Edificio Vallarino 20 Piso, Panama). July 5 Occupational exposure limits, Oyez Scientific Technical conference, London Press Centre, London
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      Hongkong as a shipping centre
      216 21 HONGKONG will continue to be an important shipping centre even after 1997 when sovereignty reverts to China, said the general manager of Asia Terminals Ltd (ATL), Mr Frank Hainley. ATL is building one of the largest container freight stations in the world at Hongkong's container
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      Lock icon Suez revenues hit hard by Iran-Iraq war
      531 21 Lloyd's List THE ESCALATION in the Iran-Iraq war has resulted in fewer vessels using the Suez Canal, squeezing Egypt's revenues from the vital waterway. With tonnages and tolls dropping more than 6 per cent, it must now be doubtful whether the Suez Canal
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      Lock icon Passengers rescued as Royal Princess takes on water
      425 21 UPI TWENTY vacationing Americans who abandoned a US$l.5 million luxury yacht as it took on water in the North Pacific on Wednesday were plucked to safety by helicopters from lifeboats tossed by heavy seas. A Coast Guard official said the 27-metre Royal
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      SHIPPING LIST where your ships are due...and when
      5115 26 A guide to ships loading at Singapore for ports around the world The list below tabulotes, 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 Singapore.
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      CONTAINER SCHEDULES
      622 27 CONTAINER TERMINAL RECEIVING OF EXPORT FCL CONTAINERS AND LCL CARGO Godws FCL Arrival for LCL movement Ship Voy date/time Operator cargo schedule Location China Cont 26W 29.684 2300 Jardine FSB 1000-1100 F3 Fenhe 13W 30.684 0300 Y Fung FSB 1300-1500 U1 E Forward *****W 30.684 0700 G Asia
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      Who acts for whom...
      1746 27 The leading shipping lines operating from local ports and their agents. A-B AFEA African Shipping Agencies (Si Afra-Earaala Liar Trans group IS) Akrenklel User Service Kim Shpg (Si Alfred C Taepfer Ocean as Shipping Agency (S) Marintex Enterprise (PK). AI par Intrasea (S) Binlang Shpg (KLI
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      SHIPS IN PORT
      372 28 AT CONVENTIONAL WHARVES Vessel Berth Agent Arrival Departure KEPPEL WHARVES Altis 35/6 Transintra alongside 29.6.84/0600 Barber Perseus 46/7 Barber alongside 29.6.84/1830 Jenhol 22 TSoon alongside 29.6.84/0700 Shinko Maru 19 Sharp alongside 29.6.84/1100 Shoun Dynasty 13/4 Aru alongside 29.6.84/0530 State Of Tripura 31/2 R Jumabhoy alongside 29.6.84/0530 Straits
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      824 19 TIMES lUisinrss I >irr< l< >r\ ol x >rr DEVELOPED OVER A PERIOD OF 86 YEARS (BUKU MERAH) LONDON Freights 11/11 l CONSORTIA II 9HIPPING Schedule VIII/IX CONTAINER Schedules IX WHO Acts for Whom IX SHIPS In Port X REGIONAL Weather X -JARDINK ANT AH I OiqintOveiqus (Usmm Line FULLY
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      698 19 tC. LINE Mmid com*sAA nm IFULLY CONTAINERISED SERVICE FAR EAST/EUROPE sr m to OfVM.O KJZE 39W 5/7 8/7 LH/RO/FX/W/M/AT L'i*.*a.ibW!ri;TBTga n sr fmm JIMOWOtID BBCCt m n i M/i IM/n/FI M/M'«l *t«Mi (Jowmwt tu /rn) lid in ?:7'm HI (P6T) T«t *****6 For mpf> d«t>ilt rmtf pagm IV MAERSK LINE
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      280 20 Jm FAR EAST/EUROPE CONTAINER SERVICE To Europe. Sport IdMkMs] 2) Warn! 3) H'Durf I 4) Gbur, From Eurooe VESSEL I 1) Guif Saded Sailed Sa*d Sarftd Sadad Sated 13/7 15/7 20/7 22/7 Mm hr 1) Barcelona. Genoa. 2) Amsterdam. Antwerp L Kawe. Baste. UK. 3) Bremen. Bremertiaten, Aartms. Copenhagen Helsinki
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      384 20 0 YAMASHITA-SHINNIHON LINE CONTAINER SERVICES USA/CANADA Feeder PI FBftT MS SW O.ORY MX 5/7 11/7 Pacific South Waat Pacific North Wast Atlantic Faadar at Tokyo Faadar at Koba Faadar i imni is u/u cmk iwtat *a seat vca pi# im« m TMMSHNM 27/7 N/7 ATOM* 7/< l/l U/l IBXTK i.
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      884 21 The Straits Steamship Group QCL Overseas Containers Limited CONTAINERSHtP SERVICE TO UK/CONTINENT HW| ■nm 28/7 28/7 M/t M/l 11/1 13/1 11/1 21/1 25/8 27/1 83/9 «/> •9/8 11/1 11/1 20/S 25/9 27/9 ALSO ACCEPTING CARGO FOR: Stocklio^vi SMMbi RoHtfdm ito Mwp. AmMm, Oslo IWNriHTM to IfOMi UK nfH. Mail t
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      412 21 Franco Belgian Services f+r £jj. /wv« \4'V%iS u i' .i.vm I irii iMIMHIHOt ACF CONSOH TIUM) CHARGEURS HAVRAISE MEDEX LiNE r** (MED CLUB MEMBER) M 4 W E 9W 11 M 21 M 23 M 2) M 31 M lor W«t kta 21 M 23 M 24 M 29 M
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      573 22 Hapag-Uoyd 10 COMTMINI UK EXPORTS S pore P Xetant tenon Mm Genu H'ba>| Rdam B"ha»en Antwerp BARBER TSU 25/6 J/7 2/7 21/7 3/1 11/1 14/1 Connecting m Tokyo t Connecting in Kobe AKo accepting cargo tor ATLANTIC GULF PORTS via minitondbridge, and US MID-WEST by rrucrobridge' FROM CONTINENT UH IMPORTS
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      491 22 ItS.&.LINE FULLY CONTAINERISED SERVICE LcHamt R dim n 1 9 8 I? 8 IS 8 18 8 TO EUK Off VIA SUEZ 1 Mtiwbet ol the Ace Consort*** CHEVALIER ROrt 39* NEPTUNE CITS ML IN MAf TEREMCK 7N KOREAN CHANCE UN KOREAN lACEAN 7SN FROM EUROPE VIA SUEZ A Memoe<
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      528 22 EVERGREEN LINE r~ FAR EAST/EUROPt CONTAINER SERVICE ACCEPTMG FCI 4 ICI CARGO TOR SGP m HK (II ROM ANN IHV E>« Giant 07/07 07 07 20/07 10 07 01 tl 0? 00 04 00 10/07 17/07 07/00 MOO 1100 17 00 14 00 (onlmc 31 07 01 00 71 00
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      820 22 M KIE GWAN SHIPPING (M) SDN. BHD No 26 A I*l AH BE RANG AN rORI KELANG. SEIANGOR MALAYSIA TEL: Not 3M712. 38*435 3191(2 *****4.*****2.*****7 H MALAYSIA/STORE TO E. MALAYSIA SERVICES: P. KLANG S PORE TaIOMOH SATU KKMu Skan. Tawau 29 6 3/7 TMIA Kuching KKblu InPt July 3 5
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      212 22 r HSINOSE MARITIME PTE LTD ISLAMIC REPUBLIC OF IRAN SHIPPING LINES IRANIAN SERVICES RAN BORHAN RAN EKRAM... PU#I HUANG PfNANC Sntapoif 30/S 4/7 Loadnf for B Abbas B Khomen to SMOS£ MAKIIMt Pit l ID Ifl *****44 t *****70 MAiOSI MARIIM SON BMC M itS/M? 3 MMAVSIA TRAM TRANSPORT I
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      701 23 pil group VCMCL VOYAGE SINGAPORE LOADING FOR: KOTA BEJATI E-SOS 4-7/7 HOOEIOAH. JEOOAH AQABA KOTASALAM E-Sll IS-21/7 ADEN, HOOEIOAH, JEDOAH, AQABA. PTSUOAH KOTASEOAA E-513 10-14/7 MOKHA, HOOEIOAH, JEDOAH, MOMBASA. D'SALAAM, MAPUTO ICOTA WIS AT A E-Sl5 3-5/1 ADEN. HOOEIOAH. JEDOAH, AOABA KOTAMEOAH E-Sl7 10-15/S HOOEIOAH, JEDOAH, AOABA. PTSUOAH, MOMBASA. D'SALAAM
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      934 23 BENLINE CONTAINERS EXPRESS CONTAINER SERVICE TO/FROM EUROPE FROM EUROPE HAM BHAV Hkaig Eiprtss Sjtm UM CjrAgjn Bjy SjM Sj4M Kiufi Mjru SjM S*t BtruMtf SjM SJM FraWlwt Eiprns SjM SjM InrtrpsM Bit SjM SjM Kowtoor BIT SjM X/S Brtmm Eiprns 3/7 5/7 Hartwg Eiprns 10/7 12/7 BMK HAM BHA KIN
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      474 23 MAtAPAMT V.UOB/11HB GOWA vio oe DJAKARTA LLOYD INDONESIAN NATIONAL lINF Far East S'pore Service Full Container Vessel Buun Toko- Kobe Kao- Spore TjPnok IS/C 20/$ 21/6 24/8 5/7 7/7 11/7 14/7 18/7 20/7 28/7 27/7 EXPRESS SEMI-CONTAINER SERVICE TO/FROM EUROPE STOtt P KELANGRDAM/ HLBURY/ NMK/ ANTWERP ADAM LONDON BREMEN BAM
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      536 23 BOUSTEAD SHIPPING AGENCIES BURMA FIVE STAR SHIPPING CORPORATION Loading for Rangoon S'pore P.Kelong Penong Hoko 28/29 June Poon V 73 8/11 July Htoneywo V 193 12/14 July Pinyo 17/20 July \> BANK LINE EXPRESS INDEPENDENT SERVICE TO UK/CONT SPORE R'DAM HULL HMBG CLYDEBANK 16 July 10 Aug 17 Aug 14
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      696 24 L K LINE KAWASAKI KISEN KAISHA, LTD. USA CANADA PACIFIC COAST (lac I tiding DESTINATIONS INLAND via IPI MICROBRIDGK MINILAND BRIDGE) PORTLAID 79 Jul PADEPHM 30 Aug ST. JOHN 22 Aug 22 Aug 27 Aug j ALSO ACCEPTING MONTREAL AND TORONTO VIA ST JOHN TAIWAN-JAPAN-CHINA S pcwe Ajents KAWASAKI SINGAPORE
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      412 24 Accepting Brvakbulk and containecteed cargo** Dirtcl I South Africa JARDME SHPfMG AGENOES (Rt|. *****4/ OQK) 70 SKNTON WAY #04 03 MAHNA HOUSE SAGAPORE 0207 TEL *****11 TELEX NO RS ***** CFS OFFICE IPC #03 029 let *****31 and *****32 TERMINAL OFFICE TPC ****** fd *****90/*****93 Ij== CHAR CHING MARINE CO
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      621 24 iJO J M,. CALIFOftMI* PACIFIC NORTH WEST SERVICE EXPRESS CONTAIHER REEFER BULK SERVICE loa** lot tOS ANGEUS SAN fRANCISCO SEATTLE lACOMA VANCOUVER IC Acceptnt fa FCI Cant mm .MT Sri wr AUSTRALIA EXPRESS CONTAINER SERVICE Acctptaif Fa/Fa Csntaawu •*KO accept*, trom P A Han, tar Ruck Wt4 L »tt RMOAS
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      476 24 SANKD ASIA FROM JAPANESE FONTS ANO HONGKONG M GOLDEN LINE GUAR CUM SHIPPING (PTE) LTD 1«| KM M M SMUPOK 0104 T« *****94 (It iNVi T« KuU Imv 10? 11 p nmi STRAITS/PERSIAN GULF SERVICE: S port P fcnang Ptnang GOLOEN CITY frjijclk DutJ' Damnum Kunrait 1/10 My GOIOCN Bt*»
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      610 24 INTRASEA (PTE) LTD 10 Anson Road «27-16 International Pla/a Singapore 0207 Tel *****1 1 |10 L-nes' OALPAC0 ALPAC LINE NOTI AFRICA ALPAC ASIA 16MB S pore P Keiartf Load** tar: Sated Durbar Tamative mt SEAWOOD SHIPPING CORPORATION Spore P Mang I Sated H POROS Sated Hododah Agents Smgaper. 4ITRASEA (PTI)
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      389 25 NOL NEPTUNE ORIENT LINES LTD FAR EAST/EUROPE FULLY CONTAINERISED SERVICE TO EUROPE/UK (VIA SUEZ): Abo acceptnf cargo to/from Bangkok and I. Malaysia TPA CONTAINER SERVICE B ANGSANA Spore Ctosmg Times Fa Cargo 1900 30/6 For discharge only La Cargo 0700 30/6 TO/FROM NORTH AMERICA PACIFIC COAST Spore 11/7 16/7 23/7
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      510 25 HEUNG-A SHIPPING, Korean Flag Vessels m I SEMI-CONTAINERISED DIRECT SERVICE TO: I BANGKOK. KEELUNG. BUSAN. INCHON *7 Dm 40SN Gmjl W»»y 3/7/14 to* 0900 1?M ftcppH Mud G* 37/1 COW »,(V 'NIPIUM AGLNCHS PU 110 Ifl ?/***** ?/|S4J4 Boo»«i r ???7MO ??1?0?? (Opetitam) ??09?M (Ternwiil) ??0?4S0 ??O?M4 (CFSI yi ,i
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      886 25 SINSOV SINGAPORE SOVIET SHIPPING CO PRIVATE LTD SINSOV HADING 55, Market Street Sinjapore 0104 Telephone Numbers *****3 (15 Lines) Cable Address SINSOV SINGAPORE Telex Numbers RS ***** RS ***** RS ***** P «lANG PENANG M/S SHARMAT NAH SOON SON BHD IST AND 2ND FLOOR MESSRS HAI THONG SHTfMG 23 W«d
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      95 25 ahrenkiel liner service gmbh DURBAN. JOHANNESBURG. MAPUTO. MAURITIUS REUNION WESTBOUND ARITA 11W 84 ETA PT SIN LOUIS DURBAN 30/6/84 18/7/84 ETD ETD ETA R BAY DURBAN SIN CASTERN HARMONY 6E '84 15/6 22/6 9/7 Agents: Kim Shipping Trading Pte Ltd 63 Market Slreet =08 CX- Tat Lee BkJg Spore 0104
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      555 26 ICc;|i«nal Container Lines till 3 Sailings Weekly Reliable Regular Punctual Berthing P.S.A. 1500 Hrs. Tues, Thurs Sat HINODE KISEN CO. LTD MIDDLE EAST REGULAR LINER Spore urn* f/10 u ALPHA PAOFIC 23/25 u •Hiny tit 120 tan Pn( Loading for: Jeddafc. Salaiah Muscat. Abu ttu T^TE INI VEB DEUTFRACHT/SEEREEDEREI ROSTOCK
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      63 27 AGENTS SEAL lON SHPPMG (S) PTE LTD. <^Seawinds DIRECT FULL CONTAINER SERVICES TO US PACIFIC COAST PT KELANG PENANG 2/7 3/7 9/7 10/7 16/7 17/7 tam ORIFNTAI SIAWINDS lIN€R AGENCY PH I ID SINGAPORF TEL *****81 SALES/BOOKINGS MALA* SIA GENERAL FREIGHT (M) SDN BHD PK *****8 KL *****4 PEN *****3
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      396 27 jr Nedlloyd Lines Loading(ol CENTRAL AND SOUTH AMERICA I CARRIBEAN/CENTRAL/EAST COAST SOUTH AMERICA accepting containers to Carnbean ports via B'town EAST COAST SOUTH AMERICA VESSEL SPORO P.LOUISSTOS P'GUA R. GRA M'DEO B.AIRES N Loir* 7/7 16/7 1/8 5/8 7/8 10/8 12/8 Aconctaua 26/7 19/ ft N Leuve 30/7 8/8 25/8
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      111 28 r CROSS WATER BBS FCL I LCL HONS KONG/CHMA SYD MEL WIS ADEI USA/CANADA PORTS ICW ZEALAND PORTS i -fil .1 -i M MDOLE EAST ETA JO/6 1/7 15/7 2/7 17/7 1/1 1/7 13/7 27/7 3/7 10/7 17/7 10/7 17/7 H/7 S/7 12/7 S/7 15/7 18/7 22/7 9. Battery Poad
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      36 28 LIZENA PTE LTD T*fc *****29. *****67, 733*068 T«l«x: R*****1 ETA ETD Loading for MEKONG VENTURE 5/7 15/7 HCM/Phom Penh SRI SABANG 15/7 21/7 Dunat/Prtan Baru GUNTUNG JATAI 7/7 11/7 Patembanf SERVICE TO EAST KALNANTAN (MDONESiA FLAG)
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      793 28 UK/CONTINENT CANADA/USA NEW ZEALAND FAR EAST ADEIAOE BRISBAN nOMMU 3/7. 4/7. 11/7. 71/7. M/ 7. 4/1 UJt PORTS scwoauyu a hum MIMIf ROTTTRDAM BREMEN HAMBURG 30/1. 4/7. 4/7. I/7 14/7. 14/7. 27/7 10/4. 2/7. 1/7.14/7 Ml lUIW PORTS MSI CAST COAST I GULF AUCKIAM) NtUMGTON ITTTUION. Wll HOW KONG BANGKOK
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      643 28 Everett Lines COMPANIA PERUANA DE VAPOREES (C.P.V.) "PERUVIAN STATE LINE" I «3>ry tot CAu Mjlmoti lo and ifl ott*i Peruvian ports mtti tunst>ipm*nt it Hoo<to«» jnd Of Kot* On CPV Ihrouffc (Ms at l<din( to tiiul destination Penanf MANOLOEDERETT (OHUVtRf TT MUMftrEVEKTT P Kelanf Satfapore J/11 My 12/13 My 12/14
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      778 28 ZIM NON-CWnRENCt MDEPEND cargoes to USA East Nest Fe*4*r MW KSSEI m TOR TO *ssn m tor to wssel m ww tow l asai m genoa VESSEL m MONTH Al vissu at Montreal wssel at nu ENT FUU CONTAKR SERVICE accept"! FCL/LCL Cost. Panama Carrfetean and Last Canada im Lai
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      173 28 fi Regional Weather P S h\ ['/is 2 ft t S! r A M A fi 29 SS ft m rw s £1 IS K SIGNIFICANT WEATHER AND SEA CONDITIONS AT 7.30 A.M. THIS MORNING. R Thunderstorm Temperature o c Shower Weather Wind direction with speed in knots Rain VAV
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