The Business Times, 28 September 1984

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    12 1 BUSINESS TIMES M.C. (P) No. 66/1/84 FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 1984 60 CENTS
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    'Property glut here to stay'
    479 1  -  Government should take steps to correct disequilibrium, says chamber chief By LISA LEE THE PRESENT oversupply of property is not part of a typical property cycle but a more deeprooted problem said the chairman of the Singapore International Chamber of Commerce last night. "It will
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    HK accord unlikely to affect Singapore's financial status
    392 1  -  By AMY CHEOK HONGKONG'S ability to retain its status as an international financial centre should not affect Singapore's position as one of the region's leading business centres. Analysts yesterday said the draft agreement between China and Britain over Hongkong's future has at
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    Bankers voice doubts about pact
    418 1  -  By AMY BALAN CHINA HAS promised to retain Hongkong's laissez-faire status for the next 50 years after 1997, but top Singapore bankers gave the colony six more good years before uncertainty clouds its prospects again. While they all viewed the draft agreement on Hongkong signed
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    Planner calls for body to control supply of property
    240 1 A TOWN planner has suggested that a regulatory body be set up to control the supply of all property in Singapore. Mr Seah Kim Bee, president of the Singapore Institute of Planners, said some form of machinery should ensure a more
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    STOCK MARKET
    73 1 SHARE prices on the Singapore stock market staged a minor technical rally yesterday, thanks to scattered buying interest anf short-covering activities. Both major market indicators the BT Composite Index and the ST Industrial Index succeeded in crossing the 8M and 9M point harrier respectively. At the close, the
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    MBf Leasing (S) makes debut with new leasing concept
    440 1  -  By ALVIN TAY MBf Leasing (S) Ltd is offering lease finance with floating rentals, a relatively new concept in Singapore but one that is fast gaining popularity because of wide fluctuations in interest rates in recent years. Its general manager, Mr
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    TDB fairs reap $108 m in sales for companies
    426 1  -  By JOHN LIM SINGAPORE companies which took part in trade fairs and missions organised by the Trade Development Board (TDB) in its first financial year enjoyed sales of more than $108 million. The TDB's annual report for the financial year beginning
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    More US banks lower rates
    114 1 ANOTHER three major banks in the US have lowered their prime lending rates. Chase Manhattan Bank, Chemical Bank and First National Bank of Chicago yesterday lowered their rates to 12.75 per cent from 13 per cent. On Wednesday, San Francisco-based Wells Fargo Bank reduced its
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      264 1 More report* on Page 5 and Back Page SHARE INFORMATION 15 RAW MATERIALS 14 MONEY EXCHANGES 7 LETTER TO EDITOR SPORTS CROSSWORDS TEN MAJOR trading partners accounted for more than two-thirds of Singapore's total trade in the first seven months this year. Trade with these countries grew by 9 per
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      9 1 TDB collects $1.6 million in export charges, Page 18
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  • HOME NEWS
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      Top 10 trade partners account for two-thirds of total volume
      540 2  -  By JOANNE YAP TEN MAJOR trading partners accounted for more than twothirds of Singapore's total trade in the first seven months this year. Trade with these countries grew by 9 per cent to reach $45.4 billion of almost $66 billion
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      Southpoint parking demand may hit high point
      317 2 WHEN TENANTS and owners of office space at the 17-storey Southpoint building in Cantonment Road move in, they may have to fight off some "space invaders". The 238 parking lots provided by developers Lancashire General Properties are among the few car parks in
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      Need for higher efficiency in insurance trade
      269 2  -  By PENG AILIAN THE INSURANCE industry has to be efficient to avoid interference from the government. Mr RJohn Lamble, president of the Australian Insurance Institute, said this in his keynote address at the first conference organised by the Insurance Institute of Singapore yesterday.
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      Next election will be a watershed for S'pore, says Chiam
      275 2 THE Singapore Democratic Party (SDP) sees the coming general elections as a "watershed" that will determine the kind of political system Singapore will have in the future, SDP secretary-general Chiam See Tong said yesterday. At a time when there is
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      Girard-Perregaux moves into new line of luxury watches
      302 2  -  By CHUANG PECK MING SWISS watchmaker GirardPerregaux (GP) is reacting to stiff competition and a squeeze on profits by moving into the luxury range of wristwatches. The company recently introduced a new line of watches in Singapore that will put it in
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      Exhibitors pleased with $1m sales at Micros'B4
      150 2 OVER $1 million in sales were made during the four-day Micros '84 exhibition which ended last Saturday. Most exhibitors at the business and personal computer show at Mandarin Hotel were pleased with the volume of sales. Four companies which made more than $100,000
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      Be aware of tax laws when investing in US
      482 3  -  By PENG AILIAN AN AMERICAN tax lawyer Mr Edmund Cohen has advised Asean businessmen wishing to invest in the US to be aware of the implications of the Tax Reform Act, signed in July this year by President Reagan. Besides providing
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      PEOPLE IN BUSINESS
      214 3 ROD WILLIAMSON is the new managing director of K C Dat (S) Pte Ltd. Mr Williamson was Four Winds International as general manager, San Francisco, and regional manager, Four Winds, Saudi Arabia prior to joining K C Dat. KC Dat was recently acquired by Bousteadco Singapore Ltd
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      Canadian naval ships to call at Singapore
      143 3 THREE ships of the Fourth Canadian Destroyer Squadron based in Esquimau, British Columbia, will arrive in Singapore on Oct 5. The visit is part of a goodwill tour to East and South-east Asia which includes calls to Tokyo, Hongkong, Jakarta and Bangkok. It
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      Lock icon Dhana urges other Third World states to emulate Asean
      439 3 ASEAN was held up yesterday as an example of what poor nations can do to overcome their differences and work together to shape the international economic system to their advantage. Addressing the 39th session of the United Nations General Assembly in
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      Sin Chew Electrical clinches $2.1 m HDB contract
      327 3 SIN CHEW Electrical Pte Ltd lost out in the tussle for a $3 million job, but made up for it by clinching a $2.1 million contract in the latest round of Housing and Development Board contracts award. The $3 million contract for
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      19 2 Advertisement -Ik im 90 "A' A "I knew the honeymoon was over when he stopped ordering me Chivas Regal."
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      347 2 "Step into the biggest International Electrical-Electronics showcase of ilsia" ENEX-ASIA'B4 S.E. Asia sth International Electrical Electronic Engineering Exhibition Enex-Asia 84 presents to trade visitors the biggest exhibition in electrical and electronics technology. More than 600 exhibitors from 30 countries displaying a full and comprehensive range of the latest electrical/ electronics
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      174 3 THERE'S NOTHING WE CAN TELL YOU ABOUT THE EQUATORIAL THAT YOU DON'T ALREADY KNOW k EXCEPT, PERHAPS OUR LITTLE GESTURES THAT HAVE BECOME ATRADffION. You prol>ablv know al*>ut our 3(H) furnished nxtms and suites, our famous restaurants, the Kampachi, the (iolden Phoenix and the (Ihalet, our freshly-brewed Espresso (Coffee at
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      224 4 Improve your productivity with Information Management Technologies plan now to attend Infomatics '84 October 2-4,l9B4—Hyatt Regency Hotel Singapore MAJOR THRUST Office and Document Automation The Role of Micrographics in Automation 30 Professional Seminars on how Micrographics Enhance Automation of Document Based Information Systems Full-Fledged, Comprehensive Exhibition. Major Manufacturers Displaying the
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  • OVERSEAS
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      Lock icon Shell to close oil refinery in Britain
      687 4 Slump in European demand Reuter THE SHELL Oil Company has announced that it will close one of its three principal refineries in Britain at the end of the year in the face of slumping demand in Europe for oil products. The facility to
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      Lock icon Salary costs highest in US
      194 4 AFP SALARY COSTS in the processing industries of industrialised countries were highest in the US last year, at U5514.14 an hour, and lowest in Japan, at $6.72, according to a study by Citibank. The report said the unprecedented strength of the American dollar continued to
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      Lock icon Gromyko-Shultz talks 'cordial and a good start'
      497 4 NYT SECRETARY of State George Shultz held what he said were "comprehensive and broad" talks with Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko in New York on Wednesday to set the stage for the Russian's meeting with President Reagan at the White House on Friday.
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      Lock icon Why Mondale is angry
      92 4 AP DEMOCRATIC presidential candidate Walter Mondale, his face flushed with emotion, said he is "mad" and spoiling for a fight because President Reagan's Republicans are "trying to trivialise this election". He told cheering United Steelworkers at their convention that the Reagan adminis- tration's message to the
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      Lock icon S African consulate in NY bombed
      216 4 Reuter A BOMB planted by a previously unknown anti-apartheid group tore through the skyscraper offices of the South African consulate in New York yesterday. No one was in the consulate when the bomb went off before dawn, but police said a computer operator working
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      Lock icon Killing roaches with love scent
      51 4 Reuter SCIENTISTS at Yale University said on Wednesday they have developed a substance which duplicates the sexual scent released by a virgin female roaches to lure male roaches into traps. However, the university said it would be several years before the product is ready for
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      Lock icon House committee renews GSP
      99 4 Reuter THE HOUSE of Representatives Ways and Means Committee has approved a five-year renewal of a special trade programme allowing 3,000 products from 140 developing countries to enter the US duty-free. But the committee voted to roll back the length of the renewal to five years
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      Lock icon 'Chernenko omitted mention of Reagan's talks with Gromyko'
      291 4 UPI FROZEN US-Soviet relations have President Konstantin Chernenko "worried", but he apparently is not counting on President Reagan's meeting with Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko to help a thaw. The 73-year-old Mr Chernenko faced photographers on Wednesday with Finnish Prime Minister Kalevi
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      Lock icon US budget deficit in August near record high
      126 4 Reuter THE US budget deficit swelled to a near record U5533.5 billion last month, the Treasury Department said. Department analysts expect an improvement in the government's balance sheet in September, estimating a budget surplus of $16 billion. This would mean the deficit
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      Lock icon 'Help to bolster and spread world economic recovery'
      354 6 Renewed call to industrialised countries AFP RENEWED APPEALS from Asian, African and Latin American countries for industrialised nations to bolster and spread world economic recovery, marked the annual meetings of the International Monetary Fund (IMF) and the World Bank in Washington on
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      Lock icon Permafrost preserves body
      60 6 The body off John Torrington, a petty officer who died on the ill-fated Franklin Arctic expedition of 1845-48, lies exposed in his grave on Beechey Island in the Arctic. University researchers exhumed the body last summer to take tissue samples and found it almost perfectly preserved by
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      Lock icon Pacific countries will prosper, says ADB chief
      179 6 AFP PACIFIC nations will prosper together in "the forthcoming AsiaPacific area" if they curb protectionism, follow open market policies and increase consultation, Asian Development Bank (ADB) president Masao Fujioka said on Wednesday. In a speech delivered at the East-West Centre in Hawaii, Mr
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      Lock icon American diplomat tells Filipino travel agents why tourists stay away
      354 6 AP AN AMERICAN diplomat says not only "adverse media coverage" but customs inconveniences, street crime, some corrupt policemen and other factors keep tourists away from the Philippines. US Consul General Vernon McAninch, addressing travel agents in Manila on Tuesday, said
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      Lock icon KL-Rome agreement paves way for trading companies
      226 6 Bernama THE Malaysian Overseas Investment Corporation (MOIC) and an Italian company have signed a memorandum of understanding to facilitate the launching of two trading companies one in Malaysia and the other in Italy. The agreement, signed with the Italian Association for the Promotion
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      Lock icon Bid to curb nuclear role of S Africa and Israel
      269 6 Reuter ARAB AND African states drummed up support yesterday to restrict independent South African and Israeli nuclear activities as the International Atomic Energy Agency (lAEA) annual conference went into a fourth day. The Third World 'Group of 77' nations met
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      Lock icon Lawyers refuse to take part in closed door trial
      82 6 AFP SEVEN OF Pakistan's top lawyers have turned down an offer from the military government to defend 56 civilians being tried behind closed doors for terrorism and attempting to overthrow the government. In a written reply to the offer, they said,
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      DAILY AIRCRAFT MOVEMENTS
      900 6 ARRIVALS Operator Service Local From number time PAA PAS 0020 JFK/SFO/HKG sv SV379 0030 SEL GIA GA72I6 0235 HLP MAS MH68I 0820 KUL CAL CIOIO 0825 JED/DHA MAS MH601 0905 KUL MAS MH671 0935 KUL MAS MH81 1 0940 PEN SWR SRI 76 0945 ZRH/BKK RBA BI421
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    Lock icon Taiwan woos HK folks with loans and visas
    376 5 The on Hongkong AP TAIWAN reacted to the initialing of a Sino-British draft agreement on the future of Hongkong by offering home purchase loans and multiple entry visas to Chinese residents of the British colony who wish to settle in Taiwan. After
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    Lock icon Mixed reactions by major dailies to agreement
    278 5 AFP AP NEWSPAPERS sold like hot cakes yesterday as details of the Sino-British agreement on Hongkong's future initialled on Wednesday were published. Reactions in the territory's more than 50 Chinese dailies were as mixed as the diverse political hues they reflect. The leftwing
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    Lock icon Britain to create new citizenship category for HK residents
    319 5 AFP BRITAIN will create yet another category of British nationality to cope with the problems arising from the Slno-British declaration on Hongkong alter llfl, authoritative British sources said in London on Wednesday. This is to take care of the 2.3 million
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    Favourable response from S-EA companies
    576 5  -  Sinoland chief ecstatic over land lease provision By TERESA LIM Hongkong Correspondent "VERY FAVOURABLE" is the general description of Hongkong's 1977 agreement by the chiefs of various South-east Asian operations in Hongkong. Mr Bob Ng, director of Sinoland, was ecstatic over the land lease provision
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    Lock icon There goes the crown jewel of the empire
    335 5 UPI WHEN THE crown jewel, Hongkong, reverts to China's control in 1997, the 'empire' will lose 5.5 million subjects. Outside the British isles, only 12 colonies or territories will remain, most of them Atlantic islands with a total population of only about
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      536 5 "The discovery of a new dish does more for the happiness of the human race than the discovery of a star." "A truly civilised man has no buttons on his waistcoat.' Tbadeus Sims "I am not hungry; but thank goodness, I am greedy." Punch "Whoe'er has travelled life's dull round,
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  • BANKING AND FINANCE
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      Forex markets
      635 7 SINGAPORE: The US dollar closed easier yesterday against most major currencies in light trading. Market expectations of further cuts in US prime rates, concern over possible central bank intervention and some European selling in the afternoon depressed the greenback. It closed lower at 3.0275/ 95 marks compared with
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      Foreign exchange
      251 7 Interbank rates at 3pm Currencies Nominal ral tee Smithsonian quoted yesterday croea parity change Local dollars to one unit of foreign currency: -2332 US dollar 2 1620 2 1630 2 8196 Sterling pound ***** 2 6950 7 3469 •63 36 Australian dollar 1 7998 1 8028 3 4286
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      Money markets
      122 7 THE OVERNIGHT rate eased by V* -point to close at 8 per cent on the Singapore interbank money market yesterday. Term rates for the one, two and three-month maturities remained at Wednesday's closing levels. S$ interbank rates at 3pm yesterday Offer Bid Overnight 8 7 7/8 1-month 8
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      Asian $ market
      329 7 Asian market ASIAN doUar deposit rates closed steady at lower opening levels in quiet afternoon trading yesterday. Short-dates fell between 5/16 and 7/16 point at the outset due to easier ItS federal funds rates but remained unchanged thereafter with overnight and weekend each closing at 10-5/16 10-3/16 and week fixed
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      Simex
      312 7 KCRODOLLAK futures opened on a bullish note at Simex yesterday and moved the market to higher levels from CME's Eurodollar market closing. The optimistic outlook stemmed from low federal funds rate brought by excess funds in the banking system on bank settlement day. December Eurodollar opened at 88.51, three
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      Gold
      247 7 HONGKONG The metal closed slightly higher in thin trading yesterday with price movements dictated by the exchange rate of the US dollar. The metal closed at U*****.40/90 an ounce compared with the New York close of 343.00 and the $344.70/ 345.20 finish here on Wednesday. On the local market,
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      Lock icon Optimism reigns at Continental Illinois
      433 7 NYT WILLIAM S OGDEN, chairman and chief executive of the Continental Illinois National Bank and Trust Co, predicted on Wednesday that the bank would be "in the neighbourhood of breaking even" in the third quarter. In the second quarter, the bank's holding company, the Continental
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      Lock icon Wells Fargo prime now at 12V2pc
      97 7 Reuter WELLS FARGO and Co's Wells Fargo bank yesterday lowered its prime lending rate to 12'/i per cent from 13 per cent. A spokesman said the bank "looks at the direction of interest rates and our spread and makes determinations based on those factors".
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      Lock icon Argentina to seek USs4.sbn
      199 7 AP ARGENTINA, the world's third largest debtor, intends to borrow US$4.5 billion this year and next under a tentative accord with the International Monetary Fund that was made public on Wednesday. The IMF itself promised Argentina US$l.4 billion in new loans if the country can find
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  • AIR CARGO
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      VIP wants slice of kangaroo route profits
      470 8  -  By LOH HUI YIN YET ANOTHER air freight forwarding company has joined the fray to capture a slice of the lucrative business on the kangaroo route. VIP Air Freight Pty, a wholly-owned branch of Australia's VIP group, will start operations in Singapore next
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      Cherries brighten up performance
      200 8 NORTHWEST Orient Airlines has announced that its freight, mail and cargo traffic performances in July 1984 had set eight company records for that month. The carriage of a large volume of cherries played a significant role in the strong traffic. The following tonne-mile marks set in
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    • ON THE WING
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        Throughput falls
        49 8 THE total throughput at Indonesia's airports dropped by more than 25 per cent last year. Air cargo loaded and unloaded last year dropped to 95,730 tonnes compared with 130,750 tonnes in 1982. However, export cargo improved to 41,907 tonnes last year compared with 19,076 tonnes in 1982.
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        No permission
        60 8 AIRPASS Airlines has been refused permission to fly its passengers, freight and mail in domestic and international services by the US Civil Aeronautics Board because the airline does not meet US airline control requirements. The board requires 75 per cent US citizen control. The 60 per cent holding
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        More BA flights
        41 8 BRITISH Airways will be adding a few new flights. From tomorrow, there will be a once a week flight from London-Hea-throw to Cape Town and from Nov 1, there will be a new flight from Gatwick to Faro.
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        Extension given
        39 8 THE US Civil Aeronautics Board has informed two Brazilian airlines Varig and Transbrasil SA Linhas Aereas that their operating certificates have been extended until Nov 25 this year. The airlines' authorisations were due to expire in June.
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        Higher capacity
        94 8 SWISSAIR has increased its scheduled system-wide capacity by 4 per cent compared with the same month of the previous year. Revenue tonne-km rose by 5 per cent. Passenger traffic dropped slightly by 2 per cent. But this was more than offset by significant gains in cargo of 21
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      SIA to reap revenue from staffs ideas
      333 8 SINGAPORE Airlines can reap an additional half a million dollars this year and in future years as well through two suggestions by employees in its cargo marketing department. The suggestions are among a host of award-winning ideas from the airlines' Staff-Ideas-In-Action scheme which
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      Peruvian and UK carriers join lATA
      111 8 THE national carrier of Peru, Aero Peru, and UK-based British Midland Airways, have recently joined the International Air Transport Association. Aero Peru became a LATA member from June 27, 1984. Based at Lima, the company is wholly owned by the Peruvian government. With a
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      More than 400 will attend transport group's meeting
      181 8 RESIDENTS, chief executives and senior officers from the 134 member airlines of the International Air Transport Association's (LATA) will attend the association's 40th Annual General Meeting, to be held in Montreal, Canada, on Oct 29 and 30. More than 400 delegates, including
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      Higher revenue for Lufthansa
      106 8 LUFTHANSA German Airlines has increased its gross operating revenue by 16.9 per cent in the first six months of 1964. Its interim report shows a rise in mid-term operating results to 4,171 million Deutschemarks compared with 3,568 million marks for the first half of 1983. Freight
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      Airborne expects 36pc growth in revenue
      341 8  -  By LIM SOON NEO IN SPITE OF the competition in the industry, Airborne Freight Corporation expects revenue from its Singapore operations this year to rise. The air freight forwarding and express air carrier expects revenue to reach US$4.5 million this year compared with $3.3
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      WEEKLY FERIGHTER
      225 8 ARRIVALS DEPARTURES Operator Flight Local From Operator Flight Local For number time number time FRIDAY FT FT7I 2355 JFK/ORD FT FT78 0135 KUL/TPE/ ANC/NRT/ NRT/ANC/ TPE ORD/JFK JAL JL616 0910 KUL NW NW906 0905 HKG/NRT/ SFO/LAX SATURDAY CAL Q33I 0150 TPE FT FT76 0255 HKG/NRT/ ANC/ORD/ JFK CV
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      251 8 Fixed Deposits v 1 m° nt h*B %p.a 12 months 3 months 8 /4% pa--6 months 8 1 /4% p.a. Q3/ A %D.a. 9 months QV2 p.a. Savings 7% p.a (calculated daily) ON CALL 6%% p.a. All interest rates subject to change without notice. •'Minimum $10,000 Minimum $2,500 Gold for
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      1626 9 HEAD OFFICE 96 BOULEVARD HAUSSMANN ***** PARIS BANQUE INDOSUEZ SINGAPORE BRANCH 3 Shenton Way, Shenton House Singapore 0106 Maxwell Road P.O. 80x246, Singapore 9004. Tel: *****11 Telex: Indocab R*****5. Cable: Indosuez Singapore CONSOLIDATED BALANCE SHEET AT DECEMBER 31,1983 CONSOLIDATED STATEMENT OF INCOME FOR THE YEAR ENDED DECEMBER 31,1983 (in thousands
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  • FEATURES
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      Shangri-La lives up to its name
      490 10 IN THE Venerable Claridges in London's WestEnd, it is said that a guest who may have last checked in 20 years ago will still have his preferences listed on the hotel file. Thus his every preference is catered for from the moment he wakes
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      Making options viable
      822 10  -  The time may be right to give options trading a second chance on the stock exchange By AMY CHEOK IF ANOTHER financial instrument is to be introduced in Singapore, why not options? Having died a natural death shortly after its introduction in February 1977, the local investment
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      The mechanics of trading
      501 10 ORGANISED options trading on the Stock Exchange of Singapore started in February 1977 amid some fanfare. But like all novelties the interest waned and options trading died a natural death. Local traders then could only deal in call options, which confer the right to buy a
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      Lock icon Politics red in tooth and claw Down Under
      453 10  -  By BARRY RENFREW AP THE SIGHT of Prime Minister Bob Hawke crying after the opposition had accused him of wrongdoing startled many Australians who are accustomed to seeing their politicians savage one another almost daily. Hawke's emotional response at a televised press
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      More correlations in the graduate issue
      279 10  -  Letter to the Editor Gradute Father THE RECENT correspondence concerning the relationship between graduate qualifications and the scholastic performance of children poses more questions than it answers. The crude relationship of graduate motherhood and child performance omits so many factors as to render the
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      616 10 THE MITSUBISHI BANK, LIMITED (Incorporated in Japan with Limited Liability) CONDENSED BALANCE SHEET AS AT 31 ST MARCH 1984 PROFIT AND LOSS ACCOUNTS FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31ST MARCH, 1984 March 31,1984 March 31.1983 tn millions of in millions of Yen Yen ASSETS Cash and Due from Banks Call Loans
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  • Page 10 Miscellaneous
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      728 10 wz/iiHOiMs saaaaffiKDaii) CRYPTIC PUZZLE ACROSS 4 Horse with its face covered? (6) 7 Where a lout wonders by the river (8) 8 Noise on court? (6) 10 That of the pudding with the soft top? (5) 13 More capital adjustment (4) 14 It can moke furs wet (4) 15 111-mannered
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  • SPORTS
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      Commanche Run to race In Paris
      667 11 FIRST IT WAS the Gordon Stakes over 2400 m. This was in late July and, at the post, he had five lengths to spare over the second horse. Then came another run at Goodwood and this time he streaked away to a crushing 15-length
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      516 11 UPI STEVE BALBONI'S two-out single Jn the bottom of the 12th inning •cored pinch-runner UL Washinglon to give the first-place Kansas City Royals breathing room in the American League West with a 6-5 victory over the California Angels In Tuesday night. The victory gave
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      1210 11 W sm ra^CDCI'D HIGHLIGHTS Friday Night Movie Up The Sandbox, Channel 5 10.20 pm A funny, wry and often touching story about a young, pregnant New York housewife and mother of two who is feeling trapped. She dreams up various fantasies, often in comic situations as a revolutionary or as
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  • INTERNATIONAL STOCKS
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      Lock icon Amex plans to have gold options trading
      316 12 Reuter THE American Stock Exchange (Amex) plans to introduce gold options trading in early 1985, executive vice-president of administration finance, Ken Leibler, said. He said in an interview the Amex could start up trading within 30 days of receiving official approval from the
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      Lock icon BAT seeks listing
      60 12 Reuter BAT Industries PLC said it has applied to list its ordinary shares on the Frankfurt Stock Exchange. A BAT spokesman said the application reflects the group's extensive tobacco, home improvement and department store interests in West Germany. BAT shares are listed in London and Montreal, and
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      Lock icon IBM agrees to buy Rolm
      97 12 Reuter INTERNATIONAL Business Machines Corp said it entered an agreement to acquire the 77 per cent of Rolm Corp stock it does not already own for US$7O per share in 7% per cent convertible subordinated debentures due on 2004. IBM, which now holds 5.39 million
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      Lock icon Wall Street prices rise over a broad front
      309 12 Reuter BLUE CHIP and secondary stocks rose together on Wednesday for the first time this week as bargain hunting pulled the market out of its rut. The Dow Jones Industrial Average, which had two modest gains on Monday and Tuesday, had a
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      Toronto
      124 12 SIFT 26 Abrtto C$ 33 knp Od 1*0 42* 14* 32* unch -ft 35 V* M Un 21* 21* 23* 15* Bonk Novo Scotia Mi Id 12 32* unch Lobkrw B 17 3* inch M BP Con Ltd 27* Mc BkxW 25 32 16* 26* 52* Con Prm Mg
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      Johannesburg
      200 12 SIFT 26 M Trust Bk 222 102 wch 2 IHDUSTVIALS UnMC Woo*wortt> 500 ***** unch Ab«rcom 130 745 MININGS 2300 40 Amopcop 320 2500 5 25 AngKoa* ***** 800 unch 925 1100 1800 45 n.\L^ tJOTT#® Chart* 8)25 460 25 400 180 5 Cora Gold 1000 20 325 Cora
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      New York
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      900 12 Amsterdam SfPT 26 Fh ABN ***** 8 5 125 50 2 Ahold ***** 25 Akzo 97 70 2 AMf V 179 50 15 Amfoi 65 50 1 5 bmrk 4300 -1 Boh 99 00 1 262 50 7 5 Bo»fca 66 70 0 2 33 00 c* 385
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      Hongkong
      356 13 HONGKONG: Share prices posted substantial gains yesterday in very active trading as investors responded favourably to the release of details on the Sino-British agreement on Hongkong's future. The Hang Seng Index closed 15.19 higher at 1,014.98. Jardine Matheson, due to release interim results today, closed 10 cents up at
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      Taipei
      251 13 SOT 27 Al Sncara KT 675 0.25 04 Cham kndut Uan Hwa Indus Nan Ya Pkn 20 40 1370 3120 27 20 02 -0 05 0.1 0.1 Caihoy Com Chang Hwa Bank Chan Loong Obo Hm Camant 27 20 58 00 22 60 2060 +02 inch +0 1 0.2
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      Tokyo
      427 13 TOKYO: Share prices firmed for the fourth straight session yesterday, but closed below an early high, supported by an overnight Wall Street gain and a yen recovery against the dollar. The market average rose 23.81 to close at 10,643.87 after Wednesday's 15.22 increase, touching 71.23 higher at midmorning. The
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      Seoul
      91 13 Sep 27 Won Hyundoi Motor KAL 618 489 -6 -3 Bonk Seoul 656 unch Korea First Choheung Bk 624 9 Korea Oil 1250 9 Commercial Bk 670 -5 Koreo Sh*> 434 -4 Daekm Ind 570 unch 760 unch Daewoo Corp 478 -6 Lucky Ltd Daewoo Ind 630 -3 Sormung
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      Sydney
      333 13 SYDNEY: Share markets closed firm yesterday after a rally initiated by bargain hunters was fuelled by a shortage of sellers. At 1515 local time, the All Ordinaries Index was 6.1 higher at 733.5, the All Industrials 6.1 firmer at a record 1,047.4 and the All Resources 5.8 ahead at
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      Bangkok
      137 13 BANGKOK: Share prices closed mixed in slow trading yesterday. The Book Club Index dropped 0.01 to 119.05 and turnover fell to 117,015 shares worth 13.8 million baht from Wednesday's 207,042 worth 29.5 million baht. SIFT Z7 Mm S<am Oy Camant 426 137 50 inch -13 Ayvlhoro In* And Trutt
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      Manila
      129 13 MANILA: Share prices closed generally easier in dull trading yesterday. The Commercial and Industrial Index eased 0.66 to 104.89 and the mining marker fell 4.66 to 916.75 but oils remained unchanged at 0.629. Benguet Conß fell back to 102 from 105.40 and Philex B to 0.12 from 0.1250. «n
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      Lock icon HK pact allows expansion of CPA
      74 13 Reuter SWIRE PACIFIC Ltd unit Cathay Pacific Airways Ltd said its initial reaction to the Sino-British agreement on Hongkong was that it allowed continued growth and expansion of its business. The agreement contained an annex which said airlines incorporated and having their principal place
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      HK's Inchcape Enterprise on recovery trial
      332 13 INCHCAPE Enterprises, the Hongkong arm of the huge British group, is on the recovery trail, with interim profits before extraordinary items almost doubling to $6.58 million from $3.37 million. And the sale of the group's 50 per cent stake in the property-owning company Shield
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      Lock icon Casio launches new desk-top printer
      156 13 NYT CASIO COMPUTER Company has launched an innovative printer which it said makes sharper, faster and quieter copy. Casio says that its new desk-top size LCS-400 printer is the world's first mass production liquid crystal shutter (LCS) printer, and that it draws upon the liquid
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      104 13 aef»t. p pg| v PfsJ®g&l %i 5 -tfj 1 @S2 .V- V* V "5- WW f -1- A /Veto Mwicaft E&itmejit... as the dynamic 4 member "Silver Saddles" captivates you with their power-packed entertainment. While this new band enchants you with their music, the versatile "Thunderbirds" continues to delight you
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      165 13 i Up the staircase at the Century Park Sheraton. Follow the sweep of the curving staircase of the Century Park Sheraton and you'll find yourself at the Black Velvet Gold It's a discotheaue with hot sounds and cool drinks, an exceptional laser light show, and the sort of clientele who
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      180 13 Paramount HotefWhere the happy people go COCKTAM. LOUNGE I Experience a new and refreshing concept in cocktail lounge entertainment Experience The Gazebo The frontispiece of Paramount Hotel, away from all the hustle and bustle. A free flowing garden terrace in subtle shades of grey and beige And a truly marvellous
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      59 13 h M V* JE Soothe yourself with a favourite cocktail. Or dine poolside on local favourites at the Tradewinds. Relax. Unwind to what s Distinctively Hilton in Style. HfeTON INTtRNATKJNAb SMGAPORfc Be in vogue at Lil)i<u\' Very exclusive. Very different Very private. It's disco and more. //'//It/t/Q0 f'/tl/l//''■. I* tltt
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      215 13 Thai Sea load Served Ln True Siamese Si vie A > nS Thinking of food. Think Thai: Spicy Tomyum Soup, Charcoal-Gnlled Seafood, Royal That Seafood and our other delectable Thai Cuisine. Or if you're a gourmet cook, take home some fresh seafood from our mini seafood market. And cook up
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      Lock icon Tax threatens London as gold and silver centre
      609 14 FT LONDON'S POSITION as one of the world's premier gold and silver markets is threatend by new rules affecting the way in which value-added tax (VAT) is charged on imports, according to the city's leading bullion dealers. The new rules, announced by
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      Lock icon Community to clash with US in wheat exports
      282 14 AFP THE EUROPEAN Economic Community (EEC) is confronted with a record wheat harvest and will probably increase its exports this year, and thus clash with the US, Canada, Australia and Argentina. Claude Villain, Agriculture Director of the EEC commission, recently declared that
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      Lock icon High tin prices cannot be maintained
      107 14 UPI DELEGATES AT the ITC meeting in London said on Wednesday that high tin prices cannot be maintained. Members at the meeting which started late Tuesday and continues until the end of the week, warned that the current record UK sterling prices reached last
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      Lock icon Sugar producers face hardships after EEC pact
      215 14 Reuter THIRD WORLD countries that sell sugar to the over-supplied EEC face economic hardships after agreeing on Wednesday to a price freeze for the 1984-85 year, a spokesman for the exporting countries said. African, Caribbean and Pacific (ACP) sugar-exporting countries linked to the
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      Lock icon Coffee growers and buyers fail to reach new quota agreement
      192 14 UPI COFFEE PRODUCERS and consumers failed to reach any agreement on new quotas for the coming year at their first meeting, and Mr Jorio Dauster, head of the permanent Brazilian ICO delegation, said the the consumer proposals were "unrealistic". Consumers
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      Produce exchange
      154 14 Chinese Produce Robust a 20/25% FOB NSW 502 50 Exchange Nutmeg (Sellers' noon closing prices on Sep NO FOB NSW 363 00 27 S$/100kg) B W FOB NSW 256 00 Coconut oil Gombier Bulk FOB 195 00 FOB NSW 305 00 Old drum FOB 208 00 New drum
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      RICE
      289 14 Singapore (S$/kil«, ei-godown) A-l special C-l special C-l Ordinary 227 unq unq Thai white Loonzam 100% 100% 1st doss first grade unq (kangaroo) 100% second grade 255 new crop 1 05 100% third grade unq 100% 2nd doss 077 Parboiled 100% 3rd doss 0 75 5% 10% 252 247
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      PALM OIL
      127 14 MALAYSIAN crude palm oil prices closed higher in moderate trading yesterday. September deliveries in the south region rose MJS to $1,040 per tonne, while central was unchanged at $1,035. In October, north gained $5 to $1,040, central $7.50 to $1,042.50 and south $10 to $1,045. The refined market
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      LONDON MARKETS
      1086 14 COFFEE Robusta futures finished yesterday session with losses from Wednesday night of £24 to £16 a tonne, and at new four week lows. November traded at £2,342, down £23 from Wednesday night and the morning's low. Prices opened lower, reflecting easier New York and steadier sterling against the
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      Straits Tin
      105 14 THE Straits tin price in Penang yesterday remained at the International Tin Agreement floor level price of M 529.15 per kg, its value since July 39. Dealers said foreign demand was again absent as Penang's premium continued to hold around £325 per tonne over the high grade price
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      WHEAT
      131 14 WHEAT futures on the Chicago Board of Trade closed on or near the lows on Wednesday, down four to two cents per bushel, with December posting a 4 cent range in light trade. C D Commodities sold December late, with Refco the featured seller on the day. L D
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      SOYBEAN
      121 14 SOYBEAN futures on the Chicago Board of Trade sold off from mid-session highs on Wednesday to close 3V« cents per bushel lower to unchanged in moderately light trade. November posted at 15"2 cent range on the day. C D Commodities sold November after buying earlier. Cargill was the best
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      RUBBER
      361 14 SINGAPORE The market closed weaker yesterday with October One RSS buyers quoted at 189.00 cents per kg, down one cent from Wednesday's close. The morning market was one cent lower, influenced by softer Japanese prices. "Hie afternoon session was quiet with prices holding steady at lunchtime levels. MALAYSIA The
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      RAS and MRELB
      332 14 RAS prices (in S cents/Vilo, FOB in bales) NOON CLOSE Buyers Sellers Buyers Sellers Int t RSS prompt 184 50 185 50 184 50 185 OON Int 1 RSS Oct 189 00 189 50 189 00 189 50 Int 1 RSS Nov 189 50 190 00 189
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      SSR and SMR
      110 14 (cants/kg, 1-to< n pallets) October November (current mth) (forward mth) RAS NOON NOON Buyers Sellers Buyers Sellers SSR 20 184 50 186 SON 183 50 185 50N SSR 50 182 50 184 SON 183 50 185 50N MRELB Buyers Sellers Bvycn Sellers SMR CV 214 50 216
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      TEXTILES
      167 14 Yarn Hongkong Golden Peak, 60 x 60 115 50 (In HKS per bote of 400 lb) White cloth China carded yarn, cones Japan No. 10,000 221 50 Blue Phoenix I6's 3,300 Three Peaches Blue Phoenix 20's 3,500 Japan No 2003 Unq Blue Phoenix 32's 3,850 Flying Dragon, per Unq
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      121 14 INTERNATIONAL TRUST FINANCE LIMITED (Incorporated in the Republic of Singapore) ANNOUNCEMENT The Directors of International Trust Finance Limited announce the unaudited interim results for the 6 months ended 30 June 1984 as follows:— Latest Half Year Previous Half to 30/6/84 Year to 30/6/83 TAXATION There is no material adjustment for
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      67 14 KOREA EXCHANGE BANK Singapore Branch U5530,000,000 NEGOTIABLE FLOATING RATE U.S. DOLLAR CERTIFICATES OF DEPOSIT DUE MARCH 31,1987 In accordance with the provisions of the Certificates of Deposit, notice is hereby given that for the Interest Period from September 28.1984 to March 29.1985 the Certificates will carry an Interest Rate of
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  • SHARE INFORMATION
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      Mild technical rebound helps to lift market
      4290 15 THE Singapore stock market staged a mild technical rally yesterday, lifting the Business Times Composite Index above the 800 level. The all-sector index increased 4.12 points to 802.82 while the Straits Times Industrial Index rose 5.41 points to 901.22; this is the third
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      Chief price changes
      289 15 SINGAPORE Rises Msaon Fmills 271 Pnaio 615 Seohon 565 Geatmgs 540 I 4 M 50< 340 Sac Via* 299 U O 474 Eno S0< 306 Fad Cobles 300 G 1 Hht«s 50« 279 hmorof t Bfcd 175 Falls Aono 201 U O 1 360 D Keromot 910
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      KL stocks close on steadier note
      458 15 SHARE prices on the Kuala Lumpur stock market finished on a steadier note yesterday but volume remained thin. Trading was dominated by a handful of situational issues, some of which posted substantial gains. Generally, however, investors remained cautious in the absence of any positive
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      Business done on the SES
      3078 15 BID and offer prices officially listed and business In and reported to the Stock Exchange of Singapore yesterday with the number of shares traded shown In brackets In lots of 1,000 units unless otherwise specified. All Time SetUement Contracts are quoted after the word "SETT"
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  • COMPANY NEWS
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      F&N seeks to increase range of products
      904 16 RECENT events have made Fraser and Neave Ltd realise the importance of broadening the range of its products. In his maiden statement to shareholders, F&N chairman Michael Fam discloses that the company is making efforts to achieve this objective. "As in any organisation
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      Business done on the KLSE
      2494 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 lots of 1.000 units unless otherwise specified. INDUSTRIALS Alcom (1 866 1 87S) (16) 1 86 (7)
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      LONDON STOCKS
      870 16 THE market closed higher yesterday, helped in late trade by Wall Street's higher opening on news of prime rate cuts by several leading US banks, dealers said. Prices for much of the session had been steady, but by 3.30pm, the FTSE 100 Index had risen eight points to
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      COMPANY MEETINGS
      88 16 INDIA-Malaysia Textile Berhad: 17th AGM on Sep 28 at 10am in Ming Court Hotel, Lot 2 Seetjon 43 Jalan Ampang, Kuala Lumpur. KUALA Kampar Tin Fields Berhad: 23rd AGM on Sep 28 at 11am in Conference Room, Malaysia Mining Corporation Berhad. Wisma Bunga Raya, 152, Jalan Ampang, Kuala
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      Selected indices
      107 16 HONGKONG Australian Industrials Hang Seng Index Thursday 1047 4 Wednesday 1041.3 Thursday 1014 98 Week ago 1036 0 Wednesday 999 79 Week ago 1002.13 NEW YORK Dow Jones TOKYO Wednesday 1212-12 T uesday 1207.16 Tokyo Dow Jones Week ago 1213.01 Thursday 10,643 87 Wednesday ***** 06 Week ago
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      Unit trusts
      239 16 Managers' prices for Sep 28 Singapore Unit Trust The Commerce 2 85 3 03 The Savings Fund 1 85 1 96 S pore Prog Fund 1 23 1 30* S'pore Sec Fund 1 83 1 94 S'pore Invest Fund 113 1 20 S'pore Equity Fund 1.27 1 35
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      Tan Chong and Oriental in the same boat
      569 17  -  By RAMESH CHANDIRAMANI AS EXPECTED, two companies in the motor vehicle business Tan Chong Motor Holdings Bhd and Oriental Holdings Bhd faced difficult trading conditions during the first half of 1984. The resultant earnings slowdown, however, was unevenly distributed, with Oriental having
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      Lee Kim Tah manages only $5.4 m at half-time
      187 17 NEWLY-LISTED contractor Lee Kim Tah Holdings Ltd has only managed to achieve group taxable profits of $5.4 million in this year's first-half, far short of the forecast fullyear earnings of not less than $17 million. But directors are quick to assure
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      RESULTS DUE
      515 17 LAST FULL YEAR Company Period Date Yeor Net EPS Gross Net announced ending (cents) div profit lost year <%> ($'000) G Lumber Interim June 30 Sep 84 3.618L Alcorn Interim Aug 5 Dec 84 50 9101 Lion Corpn Interim Aug 16 Dec 84 8 7(a) 4 9(o) 6.458
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      Earnings decline 60pc at ITF
      319 17 IT LOOKS almost certain that the 1984 financial year is going to be a very lean one for the loeal finance industry. The non-bank affiliated International Trust ft Finance Ltd saw its group pre-tax profits reduced by almost H per cent during the first six
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      Robinson's incurs $9.2 m operating loss
      601 17  -  Turnover lower than expected By CHAN OI CHEE ROBINSON Company Ltd, the oldest department store group in Singapore, has ended its latest financial year with whopping operating losses. This is its third consecutive year in the red. Robinson's was already in the red at
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      Hotel Grand Central profits fall spc
      315 17 THE effects of a glut in hotel rooms and the accompanying intense competition have caught up with Hotel Grand Central at the interim stage. In line with the general declining trend in the hotel industry, Grand Central reported a five per cent fall in
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    • LATEST RESULTS
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        MALAYAWATA Steel Bhd:
        38 17 For the year ended Mar 31, 1984, group operating loss of M 511.92 million (group pre-tax profits of $2.05 million) on group turnover of $168.27 million ($163.86 million). The company is not paying a dividend.
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        TIME Engineering Bhd:
        27 17 For the half-year to June 30, 1984, group pre-tax profits of M 51.67 million ($1.79 million) on group turnover of $23.07 million ($17.73 million).
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        MALEX Industries Bhd:
        25 17 For the half-year to June 30, 1984, pre-tax profits of M 53.49 million ($2.59 million) on sales of $16.27 million ($15.56 million).
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        FEDERAL Cables, Wires & Metal Manufacturing Bhd:
        34 17 FEDERAL Cables, Wires Metal Manufacturing Bhd: For the first six months to June 30, 1984, group operating profits before tax of M 52.03 million ($2.05 million) on group turnover of $41.14 million ($37.60 million).
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        GENERAL Corporation Bhd:
        36 17 For the half year to June 30, 1984, group pre-tax profits of M 510.65 million ($6.12 million) on group turnover of $79.04 million ($30.85 million). The company is not recommending an interim dividend.
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      Directors and the law
      133 17 A CONFERENCE on 'Singapore Company Law and the Directors' will be held at Shangri-La Hotel on Oct 4 and Oct 25. The conference, organised by Times Conferences, will deal with the problems and opportunities presented by the Companies (Amendment) Act 1984. Among the 11 speakers are
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      438 16 KIM IAH HOLDINGS LIMITED i Incorporated in the Republic of Singapore! The Board of Directors of Lee Kim Tah Holdings Limited wishes to announce the unaudited results for the half year ended 30 June 1984 Half Year to 30 June 1984 Group Company Company (g) Consolidated Operating Profit/(Loss) and Extraordinary
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      143 16 REPUBLIC OF PANAMA U5525,000,000 Floating Rate Notes Due 1987 (Extendable at Noteholders Option to 1990 and 1992) In accordance with the provision of the Notes, notice is hereby given that for the six month period from 28th Sept. 1984 to 28th Mar. 1985, the Notes will carry a rate of
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      53 17 This announcement appears as a matter of record only NALFICO PREMIER OILS SDN. BHD. M $9,000,000 Medium Term Loan for Palm Kernel Extraction Plant Managed by STATE BANK OF INDIA Provided by Chase Manhattan Bank, N.A. Kuala Lumpur Chemical Bank State Bank of India, Singapore. Agent STATE BANK OF INDIA
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      838 17 LTCB The Long-Term Credit Bank of Japan. Ltd BALANCE SHEET STATEMENT OF INCOME Millions of Yen 1984 1983 Thousands of U S Dollars 1984 1983 INCOME Interest on Loans and Discounts Other Interest and Dividends on Securities Fees and Commissions Other Income Transfer from Special Reserves 737.032 172.143 V 697.599
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    Wearnes buys Sydney company for A$7m
    562 18  -  By NAJEEB JARHOM IN A BOLD MOVE reflecting its growing international presence, Wearne Brothers Ltd has acquired an Australian company with worldwide distinction in food processing and related equipment, for As 7 million cash. The Sydney-based company, Hobart Manufacturing Co Pty Ltd, is a
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    Total assets of local banks up 20.5 pc
    145 18 TOTAL ASSETS of Singapore banks had grown to $62.08 billion by July, up 20.5 per cent over the same month last year. This is a higher increase than the 12.7 per cent rise recorded in July last year. The assets of Singapore
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    Shangri-La voted fourth best hotel in the world by bankers
    390 18 FALLING profits and intense competition did not seem to have affected Shangri-La Hotel's standards, at least not in the eyes of top international bankers. In fact, they seem to like the hotel even better. More than 100 globe-trotting bankers polled
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    Lock icon Selected few allowed to resettle in Britain
    407 18 AFP A LIMITED number of Hongkong people involved in sensitive jobs in the colony will be allowed to resettle in Britain after 1997 when China recovers the territory. Governor Sir Edward Youde said yesterday. Asked to comment on reports that London will grant
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    Lock icon Taiwan to carry on business in HK
    124 18 AP TAIWAN has no plans to terminate its state-run businesses in Hongkong before 1997 when the British territory will come under Chinese sovereignty. Foreign Ministry officials said there are still 13 years before the takeover date and it would be difficult to speculate
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    Lock icon HK accord unlikely to 'ring new alarm bells' on forex market
    258 18 AFP THE ANGLO-CHINESE agreement on the future of Hongkong should not "ring any new alarm bells" on the foreign exchange market, London monetary analysts Maxwell Stamp Associates forecast yesterday. In their view, Hongkong's balance of payments should remain strong
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    TDB collects $1.6 m in export charges for compressors
    183 18 THE TRADE Development Board (TDB) collected $1.6 million in export charges on certain refrigeration compressors up to the end of March this year, following allegations, made by a US company last year, of unfair subsidies. A petition was filed in May
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    Lock icon Indian army leaves Golden Temple
    92 18 AFP INDIAN President Giani Zail Singh yesterday formally handed back the administration of the Golden Temple in Amritsar to the Sikhs, ending nearly four months of army occupation of their holiest shrine. The army was completely withdrawn from the complex on Wednesday, following Prime Minister
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    Lock icon Demonstrators continue to clash with Manila police
    280 18 AP ANTI-GOVERNMENT demonstrators led by an 86-year-old former senator continued to clash with police on a major Manila boulevard yesterday, more than an hour after police charged into a crowd of 3,000 protesters with water cannon, tear gas, clubs and guns. Several people
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    162 18 COMMONWEALTH Bank of Australia has launched a US$lOO million bond issue in the Eurodollar market, but proceeds will be deposited in its Singapore offshore branch for general international funding purposes. The bank's entry into the Eurobond market, with the full guarantee of the Australian government, came
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    77 18 STOCK prices remained moderately higher on Wall Street yesterday after an hour of trading following a reduction in the prime lending rate to 12\\ per cent by a handful of US banks. The Dow Jones Industrial Average was up 6' -i points to under 1219. Overall, gainers
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      45 18 Reuter SUMITOMO Bank Ltd expects Japan's real gross national product growth to touch a five-year high of 5.3 per cent in 1984 85 ending next March 31. Japan has finally entered a sustainable growth period, chief economist Kazuo Kida said.
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      48 18 AFP ECOLOGISTS blocked UN headquarters with an 18metre dead pine tree yesterday as a European Convention on Atmospheric Pollution and Acid Rainfall opened. Eight Greenpeace members chained themselves to the tree while a dozen others carried banners demanding tougher measures against poisonous rain. AFP
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      49 18 AFP JAPAN'S Maritime Safety Agency has detained a Soviet fishing boat on suspicion of violating Japan's exclusive fisheries zone. The boat was taken in Pacific waters off Hokkaido in northern Japan. This is the 14th Soviet fishing boat to be detained since July 1977. AFP
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      50 18 Reuter BANGLADESH'S opposition Awami League party's vicechairman, Mohammed Moizuddin, was killed and hundreds of people were injured when supporters and opponents of Bangladesh's military government clashed during a national strike. A spokesman for the Bangladesh Red Cross Society said he was shot and stabbed to death. Reuter
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      50 18 AP ONE of Iran's top religious leaders, Ayatollah Abdollah Shirazi died on Thursday at the age of 95, according to a report by the official Iranian News Agency (Irna) yesterday. Iranian patriarch Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini called Ayatollah Shirazi's death "a great loss to Iran," Irna said. AP
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      56 18 msma Outlook for todoy: Cloudy; showers in the late morning and early afternoon. Report tor 24 hours prior fo 7 30pm on Sep 27 at the airport: Maximum temperature 29.2 Associated humidity 79 Minimum temperature 23.1 Associated humidity 97 Hours of sunshine 1.40 Rainfall in millimetres 20.5 Rainfall this month
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        86 19 Reuter MADRAS PORT expects to handle 60,000 TEUs of containers in 1984 85 ending March, up from 28,127 last year. Port Trust chairman Ashoke Joshi said the port handled 23,250 TEUs from April 1 to Sep 20 and aimed to handle a record 15 million tonnes of
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        77 19 Reuter HONGKONG'S system of shipping management and regulation will be maintained after the territory reverts to Chinese sovereignty in 1997. The draft Sino-British agreement published on Wednesday said private shipping businesses and container terminals would continue to operate freely. The Hongkong Special Administrative Region will authorise
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      Seawinds extends service to Mid-East
      363 19  -  By WALTON MORAIS AMERICAN carrier Seawinds Ltd, is capitalising on the improved world economy by expanding its services to include Middle East ports. Seawinds, which expanded its trans-Pacific service in June to Sri Lanka, India, Pakistan and Bangladesh, extended its services to the Middle East
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      240 19 UPI Reuter SEA PIRACY has reached alarming levels, prompting sailors and shipowners to seek protection from the United Nations. According to the Lloyd's Nautical Year Book, TTiailand alone recorded 1,376 killings, 2,283 rapes, and 592 women abducted since 1960. The latest edition of the Year Book
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      699 19 Shipping Lift* P«g« Col Afea VI 3 Ahrenkiel Lm«f VI 5 AC Toepfer X 5 Alpha from vi 4 Alpac VI 5 Antah Ooent X 3 APC Line V 4 APL 4/5 Arrow Lines X 4 ASCL 1 AtKJbroker V 5 Atkn Lines X 5 Austasia Unm
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      322 19 A TOP-LEVEL shipping conference organised by the International Maritime Organisation in Cuba highlighted the threat of an expected increase in the transport of dangerous goods. Participants at the three-day conference which ended yesterday were told that unless hazardous cargoes were handled carefully, the safety record
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      636 20 Fairplay THE WEST German government-sponsored "Ship of the Future" project is offering its shipowners and shipbuilders one of the most important weapons in their fight to remain competitive. By offering ships with extremely low fuel and crew costs, the German
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      188 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
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      77 20 AFP FOURTEEN Malaysian fishermen have been honoured by the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) for "humanitarian assistance" to Vietnamese refugees. The UNHCR said on Wednesday the fishermen who helped the refugees in distress at sea were given commemorative plaques and token cash awards at two
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      1822 20 CHARTERING was mainly confined to the graimand timecharter sectors of the freight market on Wednesday with rates generally ruling fairly steady, shipbrokers said. The unchanged level of US$8 was agreed for grain from the US Gulf to the Continent while $14.65 was paid from the Gulf to Norway.
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      276 20 Reuter PART OF A mine found by British divers in the Red Sea this week has left Egypt for analysis in a Western country, presumably Britain. Western diplomatic sources said on Wednesday that examination of the device could provide clues as to the origin
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      609 20 Reuter THE TINY Republic of Malta, bereft of natural resources, sees hope for a faltering economy in its new role as a hub of seaborne commerce in the Mediterranean. With the help of Arab money and Chinese technicians. Maltese contractors are
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      184 21 Reuter AUSTRALIA WILL review its overseas commercial shipping arrangements in the light of changes which have occurred since existing legislation was developed in the 1960'5. Transport Minister, Peter Morris, told an Australian Shippers' Council symposium that regulations should be reformed where necessary to permit effective commercial
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      PNL releases one of three Eddie vessels
      257 21 PHILIPPINE National Line (PNL) has released one of the three Eddie Steamship bulk carriers which it seized last July. The 28,358-dwt Polly was moved out of Quezon province in Eastern Luzon by lien-holder Irving Trust after Mr W H Hsu agreed to pay
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      355 21 Lloyd's List SHIPPING conferences operating from the Far East to the US are expected to introduce a newbonus package following the enforced withdrawal of loyalty contracts. The conferences were obliged to do away with the 10 per cent loyalty deals because of the new
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      Delta Line's letter of intent cancelled
      126 21 DELTA LINE'S letter of intent with Verolme do Brasil for four 1,950-TEU containerships was cancelled recently. The letter of intent, signed last April, was cancelled by mutual agreement during price negotiations, a Delta spokesman told Seatrade Week. He would not comment on reports that
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      290 21 UPI A FEDERAL court has ordered the release of the Taiwanese freighter Panamax Nova after shipowners paid U*****,000 to clear outstanding debts. But the Nova was not immediately free to leave San Francisco Bay, where it had remained for three weeks. The ship had to pass
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      America to de-regulate remaining traffic
      157 21 INTERSTATE Commerce Commissioners in the US have decided to de-regu-late all remaining piggyback traffic now subjected to rate regulation. The agency voted to extend the exemption to freight hauled by trucking companies owned by railroads as well as independ ent carriers, so long as part
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      76 21 Reuter IT IS VITAL that Indian shipping firms buy fully containerised ships to compete in a tight world freight market. A study by government-owned State Bank of India said the firms, none of which operated fully-containerised vessels, must buy or charter ships with capacity of at least
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      SHIPPING LIST where your ships are due...and when
      4118 26 A guide to ships loading at Singapore for ports around the world The list below tabulates, by port of destination, the name of the ship, the shipping line involved and the estimated dates of arrival and departure from the Port of Singapore.
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      673 27 CONTAINER TERMINAL RECEIVING OF EXPORT FCL CONTAINERS AND LCL CARGO Godws FCL Arrival for LCL movement Ship Voy dote/time Operator cargo schedule Location Sea Prelude 35 ***** 2000 Eastern M TA 3 0700-0800 L7 Anro Temasek ***** 28 9 84 2300 NAPL TA 3 0900-1100 HI TW Bridge
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      1827 27 The leading shipping lines operating from local ports and their agents. A—B \FEA African Shipping Agencies ISI Ur*-Kirul> IJnr Transgroup (S) Ahreakiel liner Servier Kim Shpe (Si Alfred C Toepfcr Oceanus Shipping Agen cies (St Manntex Enterprise tPK) Alpac Intrasea rS> Bintang Shpg IKI.I Island Cargo
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      359 28 AT CONVENTIONAL WHARVES Vessel Berth Agent Arrival Departure KEPPEL WHARVES Barber Perseus 46/7 Barber alongside 28.9.84/0600 DonamNo 7 37/8 NAPL alongside 28.9.84/1500 Kasuga Maru 8/9 S'pore Shpg alongside 28.9.84/1800 Pagan 27 Boustead alongside 28.9.84/0600 Sankou Maru 45 Sankyo alongside 28.9.84/1830 Stephanie 13/4 Aru Shpg alongside 28.9.84/1600 Uranus
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      474 19 REACH YOUR AUDIENCE EFFECTIVELY TIMES* I business l)iivc lory of Sin&i|>orr mm CONSORTIA II LONDON Freights 11/11 l SHIPPING Schedule VIII/IX CONTAINER Schedules IX WHO Acts for Whom IX SHIPS In Port X REGIONAL Weather X Ml .lARDINK A XT AH I Orient Overseas 6<MLi#e* Line I FULLY CONTAINERISED SERVICE
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      223 19 u UASC NATIONAL LINE Of BAHRAM, KAQ, KUWAIT. QATAR. SAUK AMBIA EXPRESS FULLICONTAMEU SERVICE UNITED ARAB SHIPPING CO (SAG) SEALORO SHIPPING AGENCIES 70 Shenton Way M-02C Manna Houm Singapore 0207 Tel *****94 Telei No R*****91 CFS office TPC 03 30 Tel *****31 and *****32 Terminal office TPC 03 29 Tel
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      971 19 SINGAPORE iness FOR PEOPLE WHO MATTER MAERSK LINE EXPORT TO USA, EUROPE, MIDDLE EAST, WEST AFRICA ASIA I V II It <,! I I M. RANDO LOUS MAERSK* LEISE/LEDA LEBE/LARS LEISE/LAIJRA LAUST MAERSK LEXA MAERSK cioaNG Tits *cv 1/*****0 hps :fs 30/9 2300 hrs ■jsii fE3a CEII EEC 3 /10
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      216 20 /M r—#: FAR EAST/EUROPE CONTAINER SERVICE Also Accqitng For 1) Barcelona Genoa. 2) Amsterdam. Antwerp. L Havre Basle. UK. 3) Bremen. Bremertiairen. Aart>us. Copenhagen. Helsinki 4) Malmo Stockholm Oslo •Accepting Europe cargo tor feeder via S pore 'Also direct cargo tor Spore Bangkok Pts contact PERMISC P Kelang tor feeder
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      444 20 Y.S. LINE YAMASHITA-SHINNIHON LINE CONTAINER SERVICES USA/CANADA Feeder VSI inmr ace GLORY ace pk m sp Salad h Port 9 4/11 5/10 7/10 0/10 10/10 12/10 11/10 10/10 21/10 Pacific South West Feeder at Tokyo Mather VSI LA/LB OAK AMERICAN* 25/10 21/10 ASM M. 1/11 4/11 Q* BHDS 10/11 13/11
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      929 21 The Straits Steamship Group OCI Overseas Containers Limited [CONTAINERSHIP SERVICE TO JK/CONTINENT Carto For: Hamburf hi Cap«rtut«v Aartms Gottienbur{. Rotterdam to Antwerp Amsterdam, (Mo Brtmrtuxn to Bremen Southampton UK rtpom Mail t Duetr timOOH BAT MMKOHS KNAVON HONGKONG EIPIKSS KITMB HUIU CMOKANRAT IBM* (AT Also Acceptinf LCL And FCL Cargo
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      562 21 Storage Problems If you are having storage problem, then you can store your goods in our warehouse. We charge per piece/unit basis and our warehouse is around 15,000 sq ft ground floor, well covered with forklift easy loading unloading truck/containers etc. Please contact Mr. Lim or Mr. Oh, Tel No:
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      535 22 n Hapag-Lloyd EXPORTS On carriafe to Scandinavia. Med, Cambean I S. America Inland hauiaufe to inland destinations in Europe TO EUROPE/MED iilji FROM N. CONTINENT UK Agents SEGANI *****66 K. Lumpur: *****1, *****9, *****4 *****78 P K elanj *****8 *****00 CFS *****8 *****72 Penanj: *****7, *****3, *****33 *****3 [f TITIMAS
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      520 22 tC.&LINE IJ»II i» »<• J"' 1 FULLY CONTAINERISED SERVICE TO EUR OK VIA SUEZ "1 of ft* Ace C amor tun k l4efno*f of the Ice Comorttgr TRANS MOftlD BRIDGE ?lf ORfNT/U CMIf 401 HONGKONG CONTANR 411 Ctf VAUR PAUI 41E HKanf *Ktsl*un( Busjo lotto Sport 79 9 11 10
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      448 22 EVERGREEN LINE FAR EAST/EUROPE CONTAINER SERVICE ACUPTING FCI t ICI CARGO FOB HI mc W Fll MM Aim LHV Etr« Omt MParl lb/10 21/10 22/10 24/11 2VIO 27/11 In GcnMt M 10 K 10 01 11 02/11 04 11 SS/11 17/11 f.tt band 11/11 OS/11 11/11 1)/U 14/11 IS/11 17/11
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      1239 22 HXSINOSE MARITIME PTE LTD m ISLAMIC REPUBLIC OF IRAN SHIPPING LINES IRANIAN SERVICES Seaport loadnf tor Singapore smos( mapitiw cu no m ??oii44 t ??oi3/0 PORT mm, MAI USE MAW I SON BHD let *****2 i PfNANu MALAYSIA TRADE TRANSPORT lID TH ***** ***** KYOWA LINE TO PAPUA NEW GUINEA/
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      962 23 PIL GROUP VESSEL KOTA MURNI KOTA MULIA KOTA TIMUR KOTA PCTANI KOTA AGUNG KOTA SEJATI VOYAGE SINGAPORE LOADING FOR: W-423 In Pt-1/10 HOOEIOAH, JEDDAH, ADEN. MOMBASA, D'SALAAM E-525 12-16/10 ADEN. HOOEIOAH. JEDDAH. AOABA. PTSUDAN E-527 6-11/10 DJIBOUTI. HOOEIOAH. JEDDAH, AOABA E-529 22-25/10 MOGADISCIO. TAMATAVE. MOMBASA. D'SALAAM E-S3l 5-9/11 HOOEIOAH, JEDDAH.
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      824 23 BLC BENLINE CONTAINERS EXPRESS CONTAINER SERVICE TO/FROM EUROPE livtrpod Bay Kowloon Bit Hjmbwf Eiprns Dm v Benaron Honftanf [ipreti CarAf an b) UK HAM 17 10 19/10 75/10 77/10 1/11 3/11 l/U 10/U lt/11 11/11 74/11 20/11 1/17 3/17 1/17 11/17 10/12 11/17 73/17 75/17 lUROPI BHAKN RDM 71/10 77/10
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      724 23 DJAKARTA LLOYD INDONESIAN NATIONAL LINF. e bervice Full Container Vesse Bui mi fokolumj Kobe Kaohunf MonjkoniS pore I| GO*» V 12 MltfMl Vl3 tc n 29/9 GOWft Vl3 HB 11/10 H.'IO MftlftPAtfT Vl4 »10 2»_10 21/9 1/10 5/10 1/10 5/10 7/10 12/10 21/10 24/10 27/10 1/11 30/10 3/10 5/10 10
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      474 23 BOUSTEAD SHIPPING AGENCIES 1* BURMA FIVE STAR SHIPPING CORPORATION (Burmese National Lme) Loading for Rangoon Phoshwegyowywo V 245 Po-on V 75 Myomaymo VB3 Po-on V 76 S pore P Kelong Penong 1-2/10 7-8/10 23-27/10 29-31/10 27-28/10 BANK LINE EXPRESS INDEPENDENT SERVICE TO UK/CONT SPORE R'DAM HULL HMBG MEADOWBANK Sailed 18
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      945 24 K LINE KAWASAKI KISEN KAISHA, LTD. USA CANADA PACIFIC COAST (Including DESTINATIONS INLAND via IPI MH'ROBKIDGE MINILAND BKIIH.K) FEEDER MOTHER VESSEL PKIG PENANG S POKE T/S PORT LA/LB SEATTLE OAKLAM) VAN BC T W BRIDGE V2IE BAY BRIOGE V 29 27 Sep! 28 Sept (BU)lOOct 21 Oct 24 Oct HAKONE
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      272 24 Maputo Clown fib Elan Dwtan WWIOYD COIOMBO V 6412G OSAKA MARK V ***** 12/9 26/9 16,9 1/10 13/10 rrmem JAROME SHPPING AGENCIES (Rej *****4/ OOK) 70 SHENTON WAr #04 03 MARINA HOUSE SINGAPORE 0707 IH *****11 TELEX NO RS ***** CES Off ICE TPC *03 029 TH *****31 and *****32
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      689 24 //it CALIFORNIA/PACIFIC NORTH WEST SERVICE EXPRESS CONTAINER/REEFER/BULK SERVICE tudm| lor EOS ANGEItS SAN FRANCISCO SiAHlt TACOMA VMCOINfR BC Acceptor* ECI fCI Contjawu P tot** Smjjpoie I An|ete< AUSTRALIA EXPRESS CONTAINER SERVICE Accept!* fCI/Fa ContMwt F ><<M| Spue ('«B YISHV4 IMM 23 Oct JO Oit RAVDAS ?6 27 Oct 28 29
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      546 24 SANKDASIA FROM JAPANESE ROUTS AMO HOHGKOMG GOLDEN LINE CUM CHAN SHtPPIKC (PTE)tit l«| rrnocul M U Crci Street SMGVOM 0104 let ??H7* (10 INS) Rub Lvnpw 10? 11 t umi MSUI *nt Gudant »jwt (WENT UOTD (M) SON M> IU U370 STRAITS/POtSIAN GULP SERVICE: S(we p GOIDIN SEASON Dub* Doha
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      534 24 INTRASEA (PTE) LTD 10 Anson Road »27 16 International Plaza Singapore 0207 Tel *****1 1 (10 Lines) o BREAKBULK SERVICE TO EUROPE/UK P Ketanf Loadnt FAYROUZ 2 *****12 FORT NANAMO BBM9II ROTT/ANT/UJI (AVOW) ROTT/ANT/U.K (AVON) SEAWOOD SHIPPING CORPORATION S pore P Kelang loadnf for: RT TALE Saied Hodadah/teldah •twits Smfipore
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      713 25 1..N0L NEPTUNE ORIENT LINES LTD I Also accepting cargo to/from Scandinavia -f K CHANCE S pore FROM EUROPE (VIA SUEZ) Closing Times: FCL Cargo 1900 2/10 LCI Cargo 0700 2/10 TO AND FROM AUSTRALIA: j ay SURABAYA Sat JAKARTA Sat SINGAPORE pn~i PENANG P. KELANG |_29y BRISBANE SYDNEY 9 BUR
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      327 25 HEUNG-A SHIPPING Korean Flag Vessels SEMI-CONTAINERISED DIRECT SERVICE TO: NtPTUNI AGENCKS PTI I ID Tel *****77 ?7«b4J4 (Boosts) ???7blo lOpf(jliom) *****87 ??09?84 (lernatal) *****50 *****04 (CFS) MtIITSM 4GINIS TUNAS Sf TIA SON BHD Kl IH *****0 414?44 PK TH *****4 PtN TH *****5, J6747S FULLY CONTAINERISED SERVICE TO COLOMBO, ARABIAN
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      734 25 SINSOV SINGAPORE SOVIET SHIPPING CO PRIVATE LTD SINSOV BUU.D4NG 55. Market Street Singapore 0104 Telephone Numbers *****3 (15 Lines) Cable Address SINSOV SINGAPORE Telei Numbers RS ***** RS ***** RS ***** P KELANG M S SHARftAT WAH SOON SON BM> IST AND ?NO FLOOR NO 1 lAIAN CEMPfNMG PORT KLANG
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      100 25 V3-_ ahrenkiel liner service gmbh DURBAN. JOHANNESBURG. MAPUTO. MAURITIUS REUNION WESTBOUND HAtSBON VOYI7W ETA PT SIN LC 4/10/84 PT LOUIS DURBAN 20/10/84 EASTBOUND EASTERN HARMONY 9E/84 ETD R BAY ETD ETA DURBAN SIN 21 9 84 8 10 84 Agents Kim Shipping Trading Pte Ltd 63 Ma'kel Street =08-06 Tat
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      474 26 Kcjiional Container Lines fflSSSil 3 Sa,lin 9 l Week| y Reliable Regular Punctual Berthing P.S.A. 1500 Hrs. Tue», Thurs Sat HINODE KISEN CO. LTD MIDDLE EAST REGULAR USER I'LTRA HKAVY LIFT C ARKIKK S pore Loadinf for: CAPE ANTIBES 8/10 Oct Bahrain, Damman, Abu Dhabi VEB DEUTFRACHT/SEEREEDEREI ROSTOCK FULL CONTAINER
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      183 27 PANALPINA Singapore 5 Continents —1 forwarder Offering direct LCL Service to Hamburg with connection to European destinations (Germany/ Austria/Switzerland/Denmark) and vice versa. Neit departures ETO &nc«me 30/9. 11/10. It/10. 25/10. 4/11 PANALPINA WORLD TRANSPORT (S) PTE LTD Tel. *****11 Tele*. RS ***** PASIN Cheng Lie Navigation Co., Ltd. CONTMNER SOtflCt
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      92 27 BALTIC ENTERPRISES PTE) LTD shf nton wav •■•'o4 .*>•: ii r «i or, s porf 01 nr. TF I TfiFx RS RAi Tl( CARL F ADOPFSS PAITICSH'P r ETA no PAMAMAN 21 Sept 1 Oct MAGA 40 (BN 1974) 10 Oct 15 Oct SEMMUNG (BN 1974) 4 Oct t Oct
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      580 27 J 1. Magazine Road *OS-08. Central Building. Singapore 0105 Tel 533M14 ft *****22 WKKItS£RVIK- SINGAPORE TO KUCHIHG PROMPT SHIPPING LIHE Sk. HGUIM MONTHLY IMI SOIWCC TO WEST AFRICAN TOUTS t fU STOH contucrs t brembuu HUANGHAI CAREER 27 Sept MA IMA KWTOIOK »WU«l* LOR* I*SOS MNDIAM DAKM MUTAN CAJtttW 23
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      127 28 For further information or enquires: Keppel Wharves *****76 Jurong Port *****66 Sembawang *****11 Pasir Panjang/Marina Wharves *****77 DIRECT SERVICE TO OARW) IXTkrkins Anwwxv rrvim A DAHWM/BMQAPOAC/OARWM WITH WORLDWIDE CONNECTIONS KSSI ETA/fTD f. GUDANG ETA/fTD STOW ETA DABWW FMMCES MT »Y 37 30 Uq 1/3 Oct 1? Oct FMHCB MT VOT-3I
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      88 28 INDON SHIPPING PTE LTD. TEL: *****39, *****20 TLX: RS ***** INDON GOOD HARVEST LINES HOLDINGS PTE LTD) VRSL ETA MAS TULA ZAHAHA 11/10 (OWNERS AGENT J.T. LOAUNfi FOR HOOODAH. EDO AH. AQABA. P SUDAN WEEKLY LCL/FCL SERVICE P KELANC. PNG mm me. bm CONCORD LINES REGULAR CONVENTIONAL LINER SERVICES n*
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      553 28 la C.Y. LINE (A M«mb«r Of Th« ACE Consortium) CHO VANG SHIPPING CO. LTD FM.IT COHIMDtIStD Sf»«C( 10 EUROPE <VM SUB) part P Klan| l<Harveß4l« Fitovt HVaj Brtai Antwerp MAETtRIUCK 3N k#ert 29/9 17/11 21/10 19/10 23/10 25/1020/10 KOREAN CHANG 19N 3/10 4/10 72/10 21/10 25/10 27/10 20/1011/10 SfKN St
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      575 28 Everett Lines COMPMttA PERUANA DE VAPOREES (C.P.V.) "PERUVIAN STATE LINE" Uafcix *0< Ci»»o Matartm lo jnd al otter Ptrnnao ports mtti transhipment it Kate On CPV Through Ms o' late* to hnal testmatun Penant f Satfaporet MANOLOEVERETT 3/5 Oct 1/7 Oct KNMEVERETT 12/14 Oct 15/18 Oct MURRAYEVERETT 23/25 Oct 2S/27
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