The Business Times, 14 November 1984

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    12 1 BUSINESS TIMES M.C. (P) No. 66/1/84 WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 1984 60 CENTS
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  • Article
    Lending remains sluggish
    558 1  -  Bank loans suffer worst quarterly growth in six years By ALVIN TAY BANK LOANS for the three months ending September recorded their ft-orst quarterly growth in at least six years, reflecting the slowdown in the Singapore economy. Latest figures from the Department of Statistics show such loans
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  • Article, Illustration
    Harapan hits back over Hotel Nikko claims
    520 1  -  By AMY CHEOK THE HARAPAN GROUP yesterday hit out at the reasons given by Japan Air Lines Development Company for the termination of its contract to manage Harapan's 509-room Hotel Nikko. After consultations with their legal advisers, Harapan claimed to be confident that
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  • Article
    Average prime dips below 10
    100 1 THE BT prime rate index, the average best lending rate of 12 major banks in Singapore, will go below the 10 per cent mark tomorrow as three more major banks announced quarter-point cuts in their prime rates. Bank of America said its new rate of
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    STOCK MARKET
    72 1 HOPES FOR Mine support at the 8M level en the Straits Times ladostrial Index were swept away by sellers in the Singapore stack market yesterday. While mast pandits believe the market will eaatinne ta fall, a few like Aifa-Pacifle's Mr Anthony Teo, think that the bottom is not
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  • Article
    Selco salvaging LPG from damaged tanker in the Gulf
    433 1  -  By LOH HUI YIN THE LONG-DRAWN war between Iran and Iraq is proving to be a lucrative source of business for Selco Salvage of Singapore. Selco is now preparing to transfer highly flammable Liquefied Petroleum Gas (LPG) from a missile-damaged tanker
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  • Article
    Harmonisation of Asean laws remote at this stage
    237 1 HARMONISATION of the laws and legal procedures of the Asean countries looks remote at this point in time and perhaps the best that can be hoped for is a gradual process that might lead to trade and commerce laws coming closer together.
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  • Article
    PM forecasts new opposition parties in five years
    628 1  -  By FOO CHOY PENG A FORECAST that new political parties would emerge in time for the general election five years from now was made by Prime Minister Lee Kuan Yew last night. These parties may be formed by a group of dynamic
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      270 1 SHARE INFORMATION 13 RAW MATERIALS 12 AIRCRAFT 6 MONEY EXCHANGES 7 CROSSWORDS 8 SPORTS 9 DENMARK is keen to transfer to Singapore its expertise in building and construction os well as energy conservation. Danish Minister for Housing Niels Bollmann said the government was ready to play a match-making role. Page
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  • HOME NEWS
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      Denmark keen to transfer construction expertise
      436 2  -  By JOANNE YAP DENMARK is keen to transfer to Singapore its expertise in building and construction as well as energy conservation. Danish Minister for Housing Niels Bollmann said the government was ready to play a match-making role to effect the transfer. Mr Bollmann, speaking
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    • Article
      TDB changes declaration procedures
      99 2 TRADERS AND carriers can take away the cents when declaring the value of imports and exports. The Trade Development Board said that from tomorrow, the CIF/FOB value in the Inward or Outward Declarations should be declared to the nearest Singapore dollar. For imports, they should round
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    • Article
      Broadview lost money through 'bucketing'
      302 2 AN ACCOUNTS clerk yesterday testified in court about the financial position of Broadview Commodities Pte Ltd. Miss Sylvia Leuyg Yuk Yu, 29, said that after the raid by the Monetary Authority of Singapore in Sept 1982, the company lost $253,039.55 through 'bucketing' operations whereas it
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    • Article
      Focus on QCC facilitators
      98 2 THE INTERNATIONAL Exposition of Quality Control Circles (lEQCC) enters its final day today with the focus on QCC facilitators. At the World Trade Centre, four outstanding facilitators of 1983 from Hewlett Packard Singapore, Jurong Town Corporation, Mitsubishi Belting and the Post Office Savings Bank will be
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      Trade boards organise seminar on opportunities in Canada
      185 2 VENTURING into Canada? A three-day seminar organised jointly by the Trade Development Board, the Canadian International Develpment Agency and the Canadian Trade Facilitation Office might be of service to you. The seminar, Market Opportunities in Canada, will be held at the Century
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      Association receives charter
      72 2 THE SINGAPORE branch of the Association of Certified Accountants has changed its name to The Chartered Association of Certified Accountants. The association, which received its royal charter 10 years ago, was allowed to include the charter in its name following approval by the London Privy Council. The
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      S'pore garment makers hold trade show in Tokyo
      380 2  -  By BOEY KIT YIN LOCAL garment manufacturers are confident of capturing a larger slice of the $118 billion Japanese market. The Singapore Apparel Show, which started on Monday at the Laforet Akasaka Museum in Tokyo, is the first step in this direction.
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      SCB officer gets the nod
      148 2 THE DIVISIONAL director of the Singapore Convention Bureau (SCB), Miss Jennie Chua, has been made deputy secretary general of the Asian Association of Convention and Visitor Bureaus (AACVB). The Manila-based association held its second working party meeting recently during which Miss Chua's appointment was confirmed
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      SDP in favour of a common stand
      428 3  -  By CHUANG PECK MING THE Singapore Democratic Party will make every effort to make the opposition parties seen to be working closely in the general election. This was the SDP secretarygeneral Chiam See Tong's response last night to a suggestion that the only
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      Final curtain for productivity show
      159 3 THE 1984 PRODUCTIVITY Month Exhibition made the last stop in its constituency tour last night. Professor S Jayakumar, Minister for Labour and Second Minister for Law and Home Affairs, opened the exhibition-cum-show last night at the Bedok Community Centre. The exhibition, which depicted the productivity
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      Hip problem man gets postponement
      137 3 A FORMER manager of Texas Instruments (TI) who admitted taking about $1.2 million in bribes from two suppliers had his sentence postponed because of a medical problem. A court was told that Penu Mohan Singh, who was formerly Tl's procurement and materials manager, had a
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      Exhibition on use of computers in land surveying
      148 3 AN EXHIBITION on how computers and microprocessors have invaded the time-honoured profession of land surveying will be held at Shangri-La Hotel on Friday and Saturday. The exhibition is part of a two-day conference on "Technological innovations and development in surveying and land
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      Kent Ridge Guild House opens on Dec 7
      136 3 KENT RIDGE GUILD HOUSE, the new clubhouse of the National University of Singapore Society, will be officially opened on Dec 7. Mr Ernest Wong, president of the society said the clubhouse was almost ready except for some second-phase development which include a
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      Asean lawyers discuss investment policies
      441 3  -  By SHAHRIR ARIFF FOREIGN INVESTMENT policies, laws and incentives in Asean countries were discussed by about 450 lawyers at a workshop of the Third Asean Law Association General Assembly yesterday. Those taking part, including chief justices, attorney-generals and legal practioners from all six Asean nations,
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  • WORLD BACKGROUND
    • Article
      Lock icon Composers, authors seek better copyright protection
      286 4 AP SEVERAL hundred authors and composers from throughout the world are meeting to think of new legal devices to protect their works from widespread copying. Existing copyright laws, they argued, have become obsolete with tfie development of home audio and video recorders. "We're facing
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      Lock icon South Koreans wary of talks with North
      614 4 Uncertainty over Pyongyang's sincerity Reuter SOUTH KOREA is taking a cautious approach to the unprecedented trade talks with North Korea tomorrow because it is uncertain whether Pyongyang is sincere in resuming a meaningful North-South dialogue. South Korea's fast-growing economy is forecast to enjoy
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      Lock icon Brighton blast: How Thatcher felt
      413 4 AP BRITISH Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher says she was more worried about others than frightened for herself when the Irish Republican Army bombed the hotel where she was staying during her Conservative Party's annual convention. In an interview released yesterday with the British magazine, "Woman's
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      Lock icon Rajiv Gandhi looks set to follow his mother's lead
      724 4 AP, UPI RAJIV GANDHI is faithfully following the domestic and foreign policies of his murdered mother Indira, two weeks after succeeding her as prime minister, observers say. In a speech he made on Monday over Indian radio and television, Mr Gandhi
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  • OVERSEAS
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      Lock icon 'Politics plays small role in US economy'
      456 5 UPI HOW THE American economy will do after the election depends a lot less on how people voted last week than on how consumers, purchasing agents and foreign investors behave from now on. That is the opinion of most economists, one they consider
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    • WORLD IN BRIEF
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        Nicaraguan attack
        59 5 US SECRETARY of State George Shultz has accused Nicaraguan leaders of trying to "whip up their own population" by warning of a US invasion and said there is no reason to fear such an attack. "There is nothing in the planning or discussions of the US government that
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        Nkomo angry
        75 5 ZIMBABWE opposition leader Joshua Nkomo has reacted angrily to the dismissal from government of the only two Cabinet ministers from his Zimbabwean African People's Union (ZAPU) party, saying the move was designed to quicken the creation of a oneparty state. The dismissal of the two senior ZAPU members,
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        Embassy bombed
        53 5 A BOMB Exploded inside the British embassy in Vienna on Monday, and another device went off outside the office of El A 1 Israeli Airlines in the centre of the city about an hour later. Nobody was hurt and there was only slight damage to the two buildings,
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        Jaguar strike ends
        45 5 WORKERS at Britain's luxury carmaker Jaguar returned to work on Monday, resuming production at the company's plants after a nine-day strike. But production at stateowned Austin-Rover remains at a standstill as a majority of the company's 28,000 workers continues a one-week-old strike.
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        Death sentence
        50 5 TWO HUNDRED and ninetyine people detained for drug offences could be hanged if convicted, Malaysian Deputy Home Affairs Minister, Radzi Sheikh Ahmad said. He said that the offenders would be charged under Section 39(b) of the Dangerous Drug Act (Amendment) which carries the mandatory death sentence upon conviction.
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        Lock icon Trade barriers
        53 5 Agencies THE RECENT proliferation of trade barriers and bilateral agreements is further weakening the already-enfeebled most-favoured nation principle, Australian Prime Minister Bob Hawke said. "This is the principle on which multinational co-opera-tion rests and on which small and medium-sized trading nations such as our own are so dependent,"
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      Lock icon UK expects higher growth and lower inflation
      308 5 Reuter UK CHANCELLOR of the Exchequer Nigel Lawson expects higher economic growth and a slight drop in inflation next year. In presenting the Treasury's autumn economic statement to Parliament, Mr Lawson said he expects gross domestic product (GDP) growth next year to be
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      Lock icon Dispute over Marcos order to Agrava team
      404 5 AFP FRESH RUMBLES of discontent have followed President Marcos' order to members of the Aquino murder inquiry board to help prosecute those whom they implicated. "Mr Marcos cannot order the members of the board to assist since it has ceased to exist after
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      Lock icon Possible move against miners
      185 5 Reuter BRITAIN may bring in new laws to curb the violence sweeping its coalfields. In a speech at the Lord Mayor of London's banquet, Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher warned that violence in the strike-bound coalfields "will not succeed, for the police and the courts will not
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      Lock icon Japan estimates growth at 4.5pc
      162 5 Reuter JAPAN'S Economic Planning Agency (EPA) estimates real GNP growth in Japan in the year from next April at around 4.5 per cent, down from a projected 5.3 per cent in 1984/ 85, the economic daily Nihon Keizai Shimbun said. One EPA official said the
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    • Article
      Lock icon Administration explains Thai devaluation move
      574 6 Briefing follows Arthit's retraction of demands to reshuffle Cabinet AP IN A CONTINUING effort to defuse political tensions. Thai Prime Minister Prem Tinsulanonda's administration yesterday gathered together 300 government and military officers to explain its controversial decision to devalue Thailand's currency, the baht.* "We knew
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      Lock icon Hawke launches election campaign with modest promises on job creation
      370 6 AFP AUSTRALIAN Prime Minister Bob Hawke yesterday launched his 1984 election campaign with a list of modest promises in the areas of job creation, taxation and business promotion. "We will fulfil the pledge we made at the last election to
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    • Article
      Lock icon Sydney's reserve assets decline at end-October
      71 6 Reuter AUSTRALIA'S official reserve assets fell to A 512.02 billion at end-October, the lowest level since last November, from $12.43 billion in September, against $11.62 billion in October 1983. The Reserve Bank said it provisionally estimated that excluding valuation effects, reserves fell $170 million
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      Lock icon Americans say next oil price move up to Opec
      221 6 AP US OIL executives, who recently completed a round of price cuts, said on Monday that Opec and other foreign producers held the key to further price falls. The executives, interviewed at the annual convention of the American Petroleum Institute, said
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      Lock icon BNOC to receive £41m financial aid
      129 6 Reuter THE STATE-OWNED British National Oil Corp (BNOC) will be given £41 million in the current fiscal year to cope with the weakness of oil prices. UK Energy Secretary Peter Walker said in a written parliamentary reply that BNOC had originally been expected to
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    • Article
      Lock icon Beijing publishes bilingual guide on investment in China
      259 6 AFP CHINESE authorities have published a 500-page manual in English and Chinese entitled The China Investment Guide 1964 1965 that a London publishing firm, Longman, began distributing in Europe today. Writing in the preface, Chinese Deputy Minister of Foreign Economic and Trade
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      Lock icon Britain urged to settle bond issue
      151 6 Reuter A CHINESE official has called on the British government to resolve the issue of unpaid imperial bonds worth £61 million owed by China before the Communist takeover in 1949. Jing Shuping, executive director of the China International Trust and Investment Corporation, said the
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      Lock icon Birds cause plant closure
      51 6 Reuter MATING magpies perched on high-voltage power lines have forced a US$l35 million fertiliser plant to close for a month. The birds' high jinks at the plant in Kapuni on the west coast of New Zealand caused power cuts which led to malfunctions in vital equipment.
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      Dhana holds talks with Omani minister
      485 6 THE FIRST ROUND of official talks between Omani Minister of State for Foreign Affairs Yousuf bin Alawi bin Abdullah and Singapore's Foreign Minister S Dhanabalan opened in Muscat on Monday. Following the talks, both ministers held a press conference at the beginning of which
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      DAILY AIRCRAFT MOVEMENTS
      765 6 ARRIVALS Operator Service number Local time From SIA PAA CAL MAS KAL MAS MAS MAS RBA SIA CPA GIA SQI1 PA5 CIOIO MH68I KE624 MH603 MH671 MH811 BW2I SQI03 CX7I0 GA960 0110 0155 0805 0820 0850 0905 0935 0940 1000 1005 1030 1100 LAX/TYO JFK/SFO/HKG JED/DHA KUL
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      180 5 Rank hath its privileges, A nonymous WK^M The most comfortable chair in the house. The newspaper, fresh and uncrumpled, before anyone else. Speaking without interruption. Occasionally being wrong, without anyone drawing attention to the fact. Repeating the same joke, and still having it laughed at anyway. Not having to check
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  • BANKING AND FINANCE
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      Forex markets
      793 7 SINGAPORE: The US dollar closed weaker against most major currencies in thin late trading on local and European selling yesterday. It fell to a late 2.9265 75 marks from an early 2.9420 30 and London's 2.9450 70 close. It weakened to a late 2.4065 80 Swiss francs from
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      Foreign exchange
      259 7 Interbank rates at 3pm Currencwa Nominal rate* Smith»oni»n quoted yaalarday croaa parity change Local dollars to one unit of foreign currency: •23 94 US dollar Sterling pound Australian dollor NZ doMor Canodian dollar 2 1445 2 1455 2 8196 2 7256 1 8509 2 7290 1 8528 7
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      Gold
      221 7 HONGKONG The metal closed higher in active late trading yesterday supported by both short-covering and buying interest. It closed at U*****.00 40 an ounce compared with the New York close of $347.00 50 and the $345.30/ 70 finish here on Monday. Local gold finished HK$35 higher at $3,255 a
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      Asian dollar
      275 7 ASIAN dollar deposit rates closed steady yesterday at slightly lower opening levels in quiet afternoon trading. Period rates weakened 1 16 point at the outset on lower London Eurodollar deposit rates and remained unchanged thereafter with one, three and six months closing at 9-7/16 9-5 16, 95 8
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      Simex
      363 7 EURODOLLAR futures opened at about Chicago's close yesterday at Simex. Trading was quiet initially as dealers were not willing to take on new positions in the face of uncertain direction of interest rates. December contract opened at 90.24 and appeared well resisted at 90.26 level. However, when the Eurodollar
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      Money markets
      123 7 THE OVERNIGHT rate remained unchanged from Monday's close at 6 3/4 per cent on the Singapore interbank money market yesterday. The one-month term rate fell by 1/16-point; and the two and three-month fell by 3,16-point each. S$ interbank rates at 3pm yesterday Offer Bid Overnight 6 3/4 6
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      Lock icon Debt won't be repaid, says World Bank
      204 7 Reuter COMMERCIAL banks should stop operating under the assumption that the principal on loans to lesser developed countries would eventually be repaid, World Bank treasurer Eugene Rot berg said. He told a meeting of the Bank Administration Institute the principal is not going
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      Lock icon Baht highly liquid in spite of cut in interest rates
      179 7 AFP IN SPITE OF a cut in interest rates, commercial banks in Thailand still maintained a high liquidity following a monetary devaluation. A senior Thai banker, who asked not to be identified, said that there was high liquidity of the
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      Lock icon China eyes Eurobond funds
      80 7 Reuter CHINA is looking to the Eurobond market to raise capital for further economic expansion, says the director of China International Trust and Investment Corp (Citic). Mr Jing Shu ping said that he would have informal discussions with bank- ers in London. He gave no details.
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  • FEATURES
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      Good chance of technical rally
      426 8 THE MARKET RE-RATING has been gathering speed over the past few days. After weeks of comparatively leisurely descent, the Straits Times Industrial Index suddenly dropped 42.65 points, representing a huge 5 per cent fall, in the space of four days. The accelerated fall surprised most
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      The Hongkong gamble
      1267 8  -  Properties in the colony are still valuable assets, but some more than others Buying Hongkong property is now less of a gamble, but selection is still important. In the concluding part of her survey of the market, Hongkong Correspondent TERESA LIM points out the pitfalls. TERESA LIM
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      Lock icon Growing discontent with Kohl over the Flick affair
      594 8 AFP WEST GERMAN German Chancellor Helmut Kohl now faces growing discontent among his own Christian Democrats as the corruption scandal escalates around payments to politicians or parties by the Flick empire. The discontent has not yet eroded party standing in the polls
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    • Article
      Management: short-term or long-term view?
      419 8  -  letter to the Editor Malcolm Lauder (Manager, Southeast Asia) Hauserman DEAR SIR, The BT of Nov 8, 1984, reporting on a recent survey, stated that employers who indicate a reluctance to set up child-care centres as an incentive to keep married women on the staff
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  • Page 8 Miscellaneous
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      643 8 CRYPTIC PUZZLE ACROSS 1 Just the stuff for the clergy (5) 6 Gross to sit or be on (5) 9 Fathom how to keep fit (4, 3) 10 Desire to give a customer a bit of tea (5) 11 Where to donee in a girl's company (5) 12 Obiects to
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  • SPORTS
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      Singapore Open on the Grand Prix circuit
      467 9  -  By WALTON MORAIS THE ASIAN Tennis Federation has agreed to put the Singapore Open championships on the Asian leg of the world Grand Prix circuit, provided the organisers can increase the prize money offered. At its AGM on Nov 4, the federation approved
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      Big names for the Pepsi All-Stars
      572 9  -  By BRIAN MILLER PHILIPPE DUBOIS and Luyong Kunarksorn are just two of the drawcards that Victor Tham has lined up for this year's Pepsi Kaliang All-Stars bowling championships to be held at the Kaliang BowlerDrome from Nov 29 to Dec 9. Dubois, who is
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      Peter's sponsorship deal with Cold Storage
      389 9 PETER HILL, who has been on the lookout for a major sponsor ever since he decided to try his hand on the professioifal circuit, has revealed that he and the Cold Storage group have arrived at a sponsorship arrangement. Peter, Singapore's national champion for
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      Advertising men take to the golf links in 6th tournament
      186 9 THE MEN of the advertising media will exchange their skill at the turn of phrase for skills on the course golf,that is in the sixth AMOASSAAAAAA golf tournament at Sentosa on Dec 7. The tournament is open to all staff
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      Lock icon Lakers get their act together
      297 9 AP THE LOS ANGELES Lakers finally seem to have gotten their act together. And it hasn't come too soon for basketball coach Pat Riley. "I think the Portland game on Friday night was a springboard for us," Riley said after the Lakers whipped the visiting
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      104 9 "a mall or large meeting, you get a big welcome. The Palm Beach Hotel in Penang offers a warm welcome whether you have a meeting for 10 people or 200. We have a special w ing for conferences and your seminar or meeting for up to 200 people can be
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  • Page 9 Miscellaneous
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      973 9 to aiaa mm HIGHLIGHTS Contemporary Female Writers Simone de Beauvoir 8.00 pm, Channel 12 French novelist and essayist Simone de Beauvoir is known primarily for her treatise Le Deuxieme Sexe (The Second Sex), a scholarly plea for the abolition of the myth of the "eternal feminine". In this programme, she
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  • INTERNATIONAL STOCKS
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      Lock icon ACT forms new unit to push products in US
      363 10 UPI BRITAIN'S largest computer company, hoping to plant its foot in the door of the crowded American computer market, has formed a new subsidiary to push its products in the US. Applied Computer Techniques (ACT), maker of Britain's Apricot computers, formed
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      Lock icon Trading in JM halted pending statement
      106 10 Reuter TRADING in Johnson Matthey (JM) shares was temporarily halted on the Toronto Stock Exchange on Monday pending a statement from the company that its rights issue Would not be offered to Canadian shareholders. This was disclosed by a spokesman for financial advisers S
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      Lock icon Wall Street closes mixed in light trading
      296 10 Reuter STOCK prices closed mixed on Monday as a last-minute rally rescued Wall Street from its fourth straight loss, but the Veterans Day holiday produced the second-lowest trading volume of the year. The Dow Jones Industrial Aver y ,e was up 0.22 to
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      Toronto
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      Johannesburg
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      New York
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      European markets
      992 10 Amsterdam NOV 12 Fk A8N 343SO -I 5 Aegor 134 00 -08 Ahold 181 50 -08 Akio 98 10 -1 1 AMEV 193 50 05 Amloi Amrotonk 65 50 unch Bcri 42 50 -05 Boh 101 20 07 Bonum* 280 20 02 Botko Burtet 68 00 -05 C
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      Hongkong
      414 11 HONGKONG: Share prices closed higher yesterday with blue chips recording sharp gains in active trading. The Hang Seng Index closed 21.68 higher at 1,066.13, breaching the 1,055 resistance level. But brokers were divided about whether there would be enough followthrough buying in the next few days to sustain the
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      Taipei
      291 11 NOV 13 NT Chem Indus 18 30 0 1 Lien Hwa Indus 10 95 -1 15 All Sincere Indus 6 45 -0 1 Nan Y a Plas 28 60 -1 -0 1 Askj Cement 24 50 -0 4 Pocific Cons Pacific Elect 25 20 Cathay Cons 27 40 -09
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      Tokyo
      420 11 TOKYO: Share prices closed higher yesterday in moderate trading as interest revived in high-priced shares and incentive-backed stocks after Wall Street's rise and on the yen's firmness. The market average rose 30.04 to 11,265.16 after falling 4.16 on Monday. Turnover was 360 million shares against 440 million on Monday.
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      Manila
      150 11 MANILA: Share prices closed mixed yesterday in continued dull trading. The Commercial and Industrial Index was unchanged at 113.02, the Mining marker fell 6.53 to 830.05 and the Oils Index rose 0.026 to 0.607. Lepanto B was up to 0.032 from 0.031 but Philexß was down to 0.1150 from
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      Sydney
      421 11 SYDNEY: Share markets closed firmer yesterday on support for resource issues while industrial stocks were generally steady on lower turnover. Near the close, the All Ordinaries Index was up 2.3 at 778.3, the All Industrials Index was down 0.8 at 1124.6 and the All Resources Index was up 4.3
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      Bangkok
      183 11 BANGKOK: Share prices continued firm in active trading yesterday. The Book Club Index rose 0.43 to 122.60 as advances led declines by a margin of more than a two-to-one. Turnover rose to 807,066 shares worth 134.0 million baht from Monday's 581,015 worth 120.8 million. Bangkok Bank led turnovers with
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      Seoul
      93 11 Nov 13 Won Hyundai Motor 627 -5 Bark Stool 636 12 K AL 536 -7 Choheung Bk 620 unch Korea Fnl 725 4 Commercial Bt> 689 3 Korea Oil 1255 ■30 DoeUm Ind 560 10 Korea SNp 410 -3 Daewoo Corp 483 -7 Lucky Ltd 805 -12 Daewoo Ind
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      64 11 AFP THE KATHMANDU government has decided to open a stock exchange market next week under the supervision of Security Marketing Centre, a semigovernmental organisation. The aim is to expand economic activities in Nepal. The market will facilitate buying and selling of shares and debentures listed
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      Lock icon Hongkong rejects tax law pleas by its businessmen
      499 11 FT INVESTMENT funds amounting to at least HK$lO billion have deserted Hongkong in recent months on the advice of leading Hongkong legal and accounting companies which fear new tax laws will bring an end to tax exemption. Hongkong's General Chamber of Commerce
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      Lock icon Thomas Cook teams up with HK company
      182 11 AFP THOMAS COOK, one of the world's largest travel companies, has entered a joint venture with Nautilus Holdings, an associate company of the Hongkong Fung Ping Fan group. Sir Kenneth Fung Ping Fan will be chairman of the new company, which will be
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      Lock icon Hyundai chosen to transport iron ore
      99 11 AP THE POHANG Iron and Steel Co has signed an 18-year contract with Hyundai Merchant Marine Co for the transport of Brazilian iron ore. The state-run steelmaker says the contract calls for Hyundai to transport one million tons of iron ore annually from 1985
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      Lock icon Sino-US grain accord dead
      518 12 China now almost self-sufficient in grain harvests Reuter CHINA'S agreement with the US to buy guaranteed amounts of grain is effectively dead with Beijing expecting another record harvest this year, diplomats said on Monday. A Chinese Foreign Trade Ministry spokesman said that talks with Washington over
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      Lock icon Structure of American copper industry unlikely to survive the 1980s
      447 12 AFP THERE IS "little probability" that the present structure of the US copper industry will survive into the late 1980s following the competitive inroads being made by Latin-American producers and the full implementation of the US Clean Air Act, London
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      Lock icon Rising grain import share seen as significant development
      322 12 Reuter THE INCREASING share of imports in grain consumption is a significant development in grain trade, a world grain conference was told on its opening day. Morton Sosland, president of the Sosland Publishing Co of Kansas City, co-sponsor of the conference, said
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      Lock icon New cocoa talks set for December
      172 12 AP REPRESENTATIVES of the world's leading cocoa producing and consuming nations will meet in London next month to try to narrow differences that have prevented agreement on a new price-stabilisation accord. The International Cocoa Organisation said in a statement on Monday that two days
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      Lock icon Pressing for a better deal
      102 12 AP THE 24th annual general meeting of the Inter-Africa Coffee Organisation (IACO) opened on Monday with calls for member nations to formulate a common stand on fixed prices and quotas with the International Coffee Organisation (ICO). The 25-member group, set up in 1960, often complained
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      LONDON MARKETS
      959 12 COFFEE Robusta futures ended a quiet morning session yesterday with November at £2,605, below the new contract high of £2,610, but £20 above Monday's close. Other positions were £18 to £5 down. November's premium to January widened to £250 from £223 at the close on Monday. There were
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      RUBBER
      330 12 SINGAPORE The market closed lower yesterday with December One RSS buyers quoted at 174.00 cents per kg, down 1.50 from Monday. The morning session lost some 1.25 cents on lack of buying in dull and featureless trading. The market lost further ground in the afternoon on continued lack of
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      RAS and MRELB
      350 12 RAS prices (in S cents/kilo, FOB in boles) NOON CLOSE Buyers Sellers Buyers Sellers Int 1 RSS prompt 171 50 172 50 171 00 172 00N kit 1 RSS Dec 84 174 50 174 75 174 00 ***** Int 1 RSS Jon 85 176 50 177 00
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      SSR and SMR
      113 12 (cents/kg, 1-ton pallets) December 84 January 85 (current mth) (forward mth) RAS NOON NOON Buyers Sellers Buyers Sellers SSR 20 168 50 170. SON 170 00 172 OON SSR 50 166 50 168 SON 168 00 170 OON MRELB Buyers Sellers Buyers Sellers SMR CV 199 50
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      KL Tin
      100 12 THE Kuala Lumpur Tin Market price slipped two cents to M 529.24 per kg yesterday still within the International Tin Agreement lower range of $».15 and $32.4«. The fall was attributed to higher turnover of 224 tonnes against 292 tonnes on Monday, which included 15 per cent to
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      WHEAT
      144 12 WHEAT futures on the Chicago Board of Trade eased steadily from early highs on Monday to close three cents to one US-cent per bushel lower in light trade. The outlook for generally slack export demand in the near-term pressured nearby values. An unexpected large purchase of US SRW wheat
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      SOYBEAN
      140 12 SOYBEAN futures on the Chicago Board of Trade closed s'/2 to '/4 US-cent per bushel higher on Monday, with January at the bottom of an eight-cent range for the day. A lack of follow-through speculative buying after FYiday's smaller than expected USDA soybean crop report prompted disappointed long liquidation
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      Produce exchange
      156 12 Chinese Produce Robusta 20/25% FOB NSW 492 50 Exchange Nutmeg (Sellers noon closing prices on Nov no FOB NSW 396 00 13 S*/100 kg) B W FOB NSW 281 00 Coconut oil Bulk FOB 195 00 Gombier FOB NSW 305 00 Old drum FOB New drum FOB 208
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      RICE
      278 12 Singapore (S$/kilo, e»-g<xlown) A-l special C-l special C-l Ordinary 187 unq unq Thai white Loonzam 100% 100% 1st class first grade unq (kangaroo) 100% second grade 230 new crop 096 100% third grade unq 100% 2nd class 070 Parboiled 100% 3rd class 25% new crop 070 No stock 5%
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      PALM OIL
      142 12 MALAYSIAN crude palm oil prices closed lower yesterday in quiet trading on profit-taking, after Monday's surge, and lack of buying support, following a smaller than expected rise in Chicago soybean futures. November deliveries in the north region fell Mss to $1,340 per tonne with south down $2.50 to
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      TEXTILES
      169 12 Yarn Hongkong Golden Peak, 60 x 60 115 50 (In HK$ p«r bote of 400 lb) White cloth China carded yarn, cones Japan No 10,000 Blue Phoenix 16's 3,150 Three Peaches 221 50 Blue Phoenix 20's 3,200 Japan No. 2003 Unq Blue Phoenix 32's 3,800 Flying Dragon, per Blue
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      66 12 %0 The Saitoma Bank, Limited Singapore Branch Negotiable Floating Rate U.S. Dollar Certificates of Deposit due 14th November, 1986 In accordance with the provisions of the Certificates of Deposit, notice is hereby given that for the Interest Period from 14th November, 1984 to 14th May 1985 the Certificates will carry
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  • SHARE INFORMATION
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      Weak resistance at the ST 800-level gives way
      4378 13 THE feeble resistance at the 800-level on the Straits Times Industrial Index crumbled away yesterday. The ST Index feU 5.45 points to 795.52 while the BT Composite Index lost 3.72 points to 696.36. Volume was moderate at 13.24 million units. The market
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      Chief price changes
      264 13 SINGAPORE Rises Indices No* 12 No* 13 •T Co«p«,t. 700 OS 696 36 IT Indicator *****64 *****13 BT OS/OS -404 -433 ST Industrials BOO 97 795 52 ST Finance 2365 00 2353 45 ST Hotels 882 IS 883 09 ST Properties 491 32 499 71 ST Minings
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      Moderate losses for KL counters
      473 13 THE Kuala Lumpur stock market put on another lethargic performance yesterday with share prices finishing on an easier note. Trading was dominated by a handful of situational issues but volume on the whole remained thin. Turnover improved slightly to 5.81 million units valued at M
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      Business done on the SES
      3869 13 BID and offer prices officially luted 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 Contract» are quoted after the word "SETT"
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  • COMPANY NEWS
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      Lum Chang ready to go public
      846 14  -  Share offer prospectus out tomorrow By AMY CHEOK THE PROSPECTUS for Lum Chang Holdings' public offer of shares will be released tomorrow. The company will hold two presentations in conjunction with the issue of its prospectus for the press as well as the stockbroking
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      Lock icon Lingui Development banks on profits from insurance
      301 14 Bernama OIL PALM and insurance-based Lingui Development Bhd hopes this year to perform as well as last year with the additional contributions from its insurance operations. Chairman Mr Teo Ah Khiang said that unlike last year, when the abnormally high commodity prices aided
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      Lock icon Active trading in Tenneco stock leads to takeover speculations
      674 14 NYT THERE has been frantic activity in the stock of Tenneco Inc, leading to the question of whether the Houston-based oil and gas producer is being considered as a takeover candidate. But who would pay the US$7 billion necessary to buy
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      Business done on the KLSE
      2579 14 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 Ajmomoto (3 106 3 70S) A Choc <2 465)
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      Timuran Holdings to spread its business tentacles
      638 14 TIMURAN HOLDINGS is looking for opportunities that would gradually steer the group away from too heavy a dependence on its traditional trading and marketing activities. Its managing director, Mr Geoffrey Taylor, said the companies in which Timuran would invest would have to be
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      Chemetall hopes to expand
      136 14 CHEMETALL, the specialised West German chemical company, is looking closely at ways to expand its operations in the US and South-east Asia. The company, a subsidiary of Metallgesellschaft, the metals and trading concern, at present operates mainly in West Germany and other European countries, although it
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      Selected indices
      101 14 HONGKONG Australian Industrials Hong Seng Index Tuesday ***** Monday ***** Tuesday 1066 13 Week ago 1109.5 Monday 1044.45 Week ago 1033 93 NEW YORK Dow Jones TOKYO Monday 1219.19 Fnday 1218.97 Tokyo Dow Jones Week ago 1229.24 Tuesday *****16 Monday *****.12 Week ogo ***** 66 Stondard and Poors
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      Unit trusts
      241 14 Managers' prices MARA Bumiputra for Nov 14 First B'putro 5 20 5 25 Singapore Unit Trust Second B'putro Third B'putro 4 76 4 81 4 01 4 06 The Commerce 2 53 2 69 Fourth B'putro 4 28 4 33 The Sovmgs Fund 168 1 78 Fifth B'putro
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      Retailers out to catch the early shoppers
      844 15 wm mm*** By HOCK LOCK SIEW THE YEAR-END festive mood has arrived, maybe a bit early but at least <wo categories of people are unlikely to take part in the merry-making stock market investors and retailers. A growing number of market players are
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      RESULTS DUE
      409 15 LAST FULL YEAR Com pony Period Date announced last year Yeor ending Net EPS (cents) Gross div (%> Net profit ($'000) G Lumber H K Tin K G HIdgs Peak Hua Petoling Tin Interim Interim Interim Interim Final June 30 Aug 25 Sep 12 Oct 5 Oct 11
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      Endiri's offer for Malaysian Containers hits a snag
      153 15 THE cash takeover offer by Endiri Sdn Bhd for Malaysian Containers, which was substantially revised recently, has hit a temporary snag. Endiri's adviser, Malaysian International Merchant Bankers, said that Endiri would defer serving the takeover offer because of unforeseen circumstances. The takeover
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    • LATEST RESULTS
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        FIMA Metal Box Bhd:
        61 15 Group after-tax profits of M 53.03 million ($3.1 million) on sales of $57.3 million ($54.94 million) for the six months ended Sep 30, 1984, giving net earnings per share of 14.67 cents (15.02 cents). Directors are declaring an interim dividend of 10 per cent less tax
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        AYER Hitam Planting Syndicate Bhd:
        39 15 After-tax profits of M 5331,067 ($177,236) on turnover of $2.2 million ($1.7 million) for the year ended March 31. 1984. Directors are recommending a first and final dividend of 17.5 per cent less tax.
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      MAS seeks information on remisiers' deposits
      579 15  -  Circular sent to all stockbroking firms By NAJEEB JARHOM THE MONETARY Authority of Singapore, the official watchdog of the securities industry, is taking a closer look at the practices of stockbroking firms. The MAS, through the Stock Exchange of Singapore, has written to all
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      KL McDonald's man buys into South Pacific Textile
      795 15 MALAYSIAN businessman Vincent Tan, who came into the business limelight with his investment in the McDonald's fast food chain and publicly-listed Berjaya Kawat Bhd, is set on making his next corporate move. Market sources have identified him as the purchaser of a
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      LONDON STOCKS
      997 15 THE market opened quietly mixed yesterday with a firmer bias as continued hopes of a further reduction in UK base rates helped to underpin prices. The FTSE 100 at 9.45 am was up 0.5 to a record high of 1175.6. Government bonds showed initial gains ranging to 1
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      Parkwood to review QAF's activities
      236 15 PARKWOOD Investments Ltd is to undertake a review of the existing business of QAF Ltd, formerly known as Ben Co. Parkwood, which is currently making an offer to acquire all of the shares in QAF Ltd not already owned by them at 79 cents each,
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    New schools provide work for contractors
    633 16  -  By LISA LEE NEW SCHOOL building projects have stacked up more than $210 million worth of business for four local building contractors. The four companies, all in the list of top 20 contractors in the Construction Industry Development Board/ Public Works Department registry, have
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    Lock icon Philippines not a 'banana republic'
    149 16 UPI PRESIDENT Ferdinand Marcos yesterday told a visiting US senator that the Philippines was not a "banana republic" and ruled out the possibility of a communist takeover. Mr Marcos said during a call by Senator Christopher Dodd that the rebels had become strong in Northern
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    SIA gets first B757 twinjet
    135 16 SINGAPORE Airlines took delivery on Monday of its first 8757 twinjet from Boeing in Seattle, United States. With the delivery, SIA becomes the first carrier in the region and the seventh in the world to use the fuel-efficient aircraft. SlA's technical projects manager David Chen
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    EEC describes ties with Asean as rosy
    267 16 EUROPEAN Economic Community officials have described the community's relations with Asean as "dynamic, expanding and satisfactory" but not all Asean diplomats share the view. The community's satisfaction at the results of the cooperation agreement it signed with Asean in 1980 will be expressed
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    Prospects for greater economic ties with KL
    229 16 PROSPECTS for greater economic cooperation between Singapore and Malaysia have followed a visit across the Causeway by the Republic's Finance Minister, Dr Tony Tan. After discussion with Malaysian Finance Minister Daim Zainuddin, the two issued a joint statement in which it was suggested
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    Rajiv Gandhi announces Indian national elections for Dec 24
    263 16 INDIAN Prime Minister Rajiv Gandhi yesterday prepared himself for the first major test of his political career when he called national elections for Dec 24 to select a government to rule the country until January, 1990. Announcement of the elections which
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    Formal agreement on Chiwan joint venture to be signed today
    348 16  -  By LOH HUI YIN A FORMAL agreement on Singapore's joint venture with the Chinese to form a maintenance and repair company in Chiwan, China, will be signed today. One of the signatories on the Singapore side is Mr Sim Kee
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    Dow Jones lower
    66 16 STOCK PRICES were slightly lower on Wall Street in early trading as the market attempts to recover from a nearly week long reversal. The Dow Jones Industrial Average, which finished fractionally higher on Monday, was down about one point to around 1218. Overall, losing issues led gainers
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    Second reading of four Bills
    49 16 FOUR BILLS will be up for second reading when Parliament sits next Tuesday at 2.30 pm. They are The Immigration (Amendment) Bill; The Pensions (Amendment) Bill; The Economic Expansion Incentives (Relief from Income Tax) (Amendment No 2) Bill; and The Merchant Shipping (Amendment) Bill.
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      BMF's petition successful
      33 16 BUMIPUTRA MALAYSIA FINANCE (BMF) has successfully filed a winding-up petition against Carrian Nominee Ltd (CNL), the ultimate holding company of Carrian Holdings Ltd, which BMF says owes it US$4O million.
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      Lock icon Biggest single loan from Japan
      35 16 AP BURMA and Japan yesterday exchanged notes for a Japanese government loan of 46 billion yen (US$l9l million), the largest single loan Rangoon has received so far from Tokyo. AP
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      Lock icon Violence in coal strike continues
      45 16 AP HUNDREDS of striking British miners battled police for a second day yesterday in an effort to close a widening crack in the 8-month-old miners' strike. More than 40 policemen were injured in clashes with pickets in Yorkshire, police said.
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      Lock icon Saudis see no need for Opec meeting
      56 16 Reuter SAUDI ARABIA said yesterday it sees no need for an extraordinary meeting of Opec oil ministers. The official Saudi new agency quoted an unidentified official source as saying he did not see a need for such a meeting "as there have been
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      Lock icon EEC system for controlling budget
      60 16 AFP THE EEC HAS decided how to keep a firm grip on its budget spending, which has climbed fast in recent years, causing lengthy wrangling among the 10 member countries. EEC foreign ministers on Monday approved a system worked out by the finance ministers to
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      492 16 INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON THE IMPACT OF MODERN CHALLENGES ON THE COMPANY SECRETARY 7-8 DECEMBER 1984, SINGAPORE 10-11 DECEMBER 1984, KUALA LUMPUR OPENING ADDRESS BY YB DATO DR TAN TIONG HONG, DY MINISTER OF FINANCE COMPANY SECRETARIAL PRACTICE MINUTES RESOLUTIONS RELEVANCE ACCURACY DUTIES LIABILITIES OF THE DIRECTORS UNDER THE COMPANIES ACT
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      58 16 Outlook for todoy: Portly cloudy with showers in several areas in the late afternoon. Report for 24 hours poor to 7 30pm on Nov 13 at the airport Maximum temperature 30.1 Associated humidity 73 Minimum temperature 24.2 Associated humidity 96 Hours of sunshine 3. SO Rainfall in millimetres 2.1 Rainfall
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      Hongkong set for compulsory pilotage
      376 17 THE HONGKONG Marine Department has decided to phase in compulsory pilotage at the harbour from early next year. The system will be introduced over a period of a few months. The department is also Ukely to implement a sophisticated computerised radar network and communications system
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      More lines may file for bankruptcy
      650 17  -  By JUNE LIM THE number of shipping bankruptcies recorded in 1984 is the worst in memory. And 1985 could be just as bad. Even if freight rates were to improve by 15 per cent next year, it would be "too little and too late"
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      825 17 Shipping Lin* Cot Shipping Lin* 1 P^g* Col AC Toepfer X 5 Fesco VI 4/5 Afeo VI 3 Fme-Lmer X 3 Ahrenkiel Lmer VI 5 FMG-CAVN VI 1 4/5 Alphotrons VI 4 Fronco-8etg II Alpoc VI 5 Frata Shpg VI 2 Antoh Orient vm 4 Freight Lmks
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        Sadaf charters carrier
        130 17 SADAF, the Saudi petrochemical company, has signed a U*****.6 million contract to charter a large product carrier for 17 years. The agreement was signed early this week with the owners of the vessel, National Shipping Co of Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Shipping Co. The carrier,
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        Number one status
        48 17 MITSUI Engineering Shipbuilding Co has retained its number one status in the production of 2-stroke marine diesel engines for the third consecutive year, said the Maritime Technology and Safety Bureau of the Japanese Transport Ministry. The company completed 92 engines of this type last year.
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        Three-day visit
        56 17 DR ROLF Herber, the director of the Law of the Sea and Maritime Law Institute in West Germany, will be in Singapore for a three-day visit from Nov 18. He will meet with officials from the Marine Department, the Attorney General's Chambers and the National University of Singapore
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      Lock icon Containerisation causes more problems for India
      1070 18 Lloyd's Shipping Economists INDIA remains one of the last major liner markets to be modernised by containerisation. Progress has been slow since containers were first used some 10 years ago due mainly to inadequate port facilities and supportive transport infrastructure. Consequently, the introduction of
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      LONDON FREIGHTS
      1921 18 FREIGHT rates for grain chartering generally show small irregular movements on Monday where changed while fairly active coal and iron ore interest was reported on the freight market. Grain fixing from the US Gulf to South Africa received $18.50, down 60 cents, but chartering from the US North
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      Lock icon WEEKLY FREIGHTS
      879 18 AFP WHILE grain charterers were able to obtain some concessions on freight rates last week, firmer conditions developed in other trades, principally ore and fertilisers. Indicative of the irregular trend, the Baltic Freight Index, after initially retreating from the previous week's peak, eventually recovered some of its losses.
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      Soviet cruise talks
      67 19 .BRITISH government officials will meet with their counterparts in the Soviet Shipping Ministry this week for top-level talks in a new attempt to reduce Soviet competition in the Far East and East Africa liner trades. Cruise lines have also pressed the British government to act in their
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      107 19 Reuter BRITAIN'S new and most palatial liner. Royal Princess, was under heavy guard after charges of lax security around the 45,000 tonne ship which will be dedicated tomorrow by Princess Diana. Police sources said precautions were intensified after a report in the tabloid
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      67 19 ZIM Line has a new managing director, Mr Mat! Morgenstern He replaces Mr Yehuda Rothem, who has retired to return to his kibbutz. Mr Rothem leaves after 10 years as managing director and chief executive. Mr Morgenstern has worked for Zim for 30 years. He takes over
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      466 19 Lloyd's List SEVERE restrictions on the ability of shipping conferences to operate outside the accepted restrictive practice laws may be imposed by the British government. A policy document from the British Shippers' Council calling for domestic monopolies legislation to be extended to conferences
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      CONSORTIA
      189 19 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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      214 19 CONSAFE, the world's largest operator of offshore accommodation platforms, has announced plans to expand its oil drilling operations through the cross-bor-der co-operation agreement with the Norwegian shipping company Sverre Ditlev-Simonsen (SDS). Under the terms of the deal, Consafe will acquire for
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      61 19 HYUNDAI Merchant Marine has added Hongkong to its Far East-US west coast run. The line said the first ship on the extended service will call at Hongkong on Dec 4. Hyundai uses six new 1,552-TEU container ships on the service, calling at Portland, Oakland and Longbeach in
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      747 20 Nov €-12 Arctic offshore technology conference, Calgary, Alberta, Canada. Nov 12 Economic design of cooling water, fuel and electrical power generation systems for motorships, 1730 hours, Institute of Marine Engineers, 76 Mark Lane, London EC3. Nov 12-1 C Expoship Far East 1984 international maritime exhibition, Hongkong Exhibition Centre.
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      SHIPPING LIST where your ships are due...and when
      3410 24 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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      699 25 CONTAINER TERMINAL RECEIVING OF EXPORT FCL CONTAINERS AND LCL CARGO Godws FCL Arrival for LCL movement Ship Voy date/time Operator cargo schedule Location Australia E Giant 1 Koroteev Kris Lemona Takari 1 B Butang Jayakarta SA Vaal E Promoter Tik Kiselev Al Mariyah E Humanity Prasetia P McKinley
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      1804 25 The leading shipping lines operating from local ports and their agents. A-B \FF.A African Shipping Agencies «Si \fro-Earasia line Transgroup (S). \hrenklel liner Service Kim Shpg (St. Alfred C" Teepfer Oceanus Shipping Agen eies (Si Marinlex Enterprise (PK|. \lpar Intrasea (Si Bintang Shpg <KL> Island Cargo
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      440 26 AT CONVENTIONAL WHARVES Vessel Berth Agent Arrival Departure KEPPEL WHARVES Baron Star Bela Rozo Builder Donam No 7 Frotamanila Ivybank Kuwana Maru Pearl Stolt Entente Wahfai Atlantic Glory Feng Tai Jenhol Jenson Kota Petani Kota Wangsa Lampung Manoloeverett Regent Ranger Setia Raja III Starlet 31/2 18 22
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      433 17 TIMES Business Directory fj of Sin#i|>orc (BI Kl MKRAH) GIVES YOUR PRODUCTS SERVICES THE PROMINENCE THEY DESERVE 1 -322: .JARDINE ANTAH I Orient Overseas Co*tcu*eA Line FULLY CONTAINERISED SERVICE j I'CIOAIIR PAUL 42* CHM CONTAKR 7VH acmn «os «iw IKPTUK CRTSTAL 27* MRETERLICK 4* lIS BHDS m R. MCEJN27W II
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      322 17 NATIONAL IK OF BAHRAM, IRAQ. EXPRESS FULL CONTAINER SERVICE UNITED ARAB SHIPPING CO (SAG) SEALORD SHIPPING AGENCIES 70 Shanton Wa* 04-02 C Marina Houm Singapore 0207 Tel *****94 No BS ?S4'9 CFS office TPC 03 30 Tel *****31 and *****32 I Tarminal oMice TPC 03-29 Tel No *****90/*****93 ii. ri»iT.W:^ijjJiMllS3Q^
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      1046 17 k Pubkshmd by TIMES BOOKS INTERNATIONAL Times Centre 1 New Industrial Road Spore 1953 td: *****44 A mem Oil o» i.mes <ygar>icf'<y Ss6 50 J* MAERSK LINE EXPORT TO USA, EUROPE, MIDDLE EAST. WEST AFRICA AM TO I .> PACIUC. (IL I F ATI ANTIC. T ASTCANAIIA. INI ANI) POINTS
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      254 18 M. r—# FAR EAST/EUROPE CONTAINER SERVICE To Europe From Europe 18/11 25/11 2/12 9/12 16/12 23/12 IB PERMAI 30,12 IKORMGAN 6/1 IJUTIANDW 13/1 IN DELFT VESSEL |1) GbW|| 2) H bor| Also Accepbnf For: 1) Barcelona Genoa. 2) Amsterdam. Antwerp L Ha»re. Basle. UK. 3) Bremen. Bremerhjven Aarhus Copenhagen. Helsinki
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      489 18 W Y.S. LINE YAMASHITA-SHINNIHON LINE CONTAINER SERVICES USA/CANADA Pacific South Wml Pacific North Waat Faador at Tokyo Faodar at Koba Atlantic/Canada Faadar at Koba IWK VS. NT SHOKARA *25/317 rat MY Vl9/194 PCD VAN WCX ¥04 399 TOMGO MAM MO 540 t*bo accepting cargo to Doha t Abu Dhabi N
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      735 19 The Straits Steamship Group MANSFIELD CONTAINER SHIPPING PTE LTD OCL Overseas Containers Limited STRAITS SHIPPING Singapore to Sabah, Sarawak, Brunei Ports and Bangkok fr.if.': iw: .a^v.inanria.;*: FMKFIBT CDWSS ■OH 00* Mr HAABUK EIPKSS tohohubs CMDKMMV OSAKA ur 19/11 21/11 a/11 29/11 4/12 i/12 12/12 14/12 29/12 21/12 2S/12 29/12 *4/1
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      20 19 APPOINTMENT SHVS MASTER IK Age: 39 years. 12 years command experience Far East area seeks appointment. TEL: *****66 ROOM 208
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      690 19 Franco Belgian Services Fat Idi. k 3#rrvi üße /tan A*ar FULL COWTMPBHT SEMKE 10 EMMPE STORE P KELANG l» Nawe It dan fUtmm Ha BUm* AM cxvuei ru 19 Na. aiiM 7 tec b tec te< u•" 5" CWMCONTMBI 24Nwr 25 Nw 13 Dk 14 tec 16 tec II tec
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      388 20 M.S. LINE ton* interne FULLY CONTAINERISED SERVICE TO EUR Off Vl* SUEZ "1 Member ol the Ace Cwnwtun FULLY CONTAINERISED TO FROM NOR IN AMERICA WEST lUAST SnfMdcrmMl Spirt' KH L-B»drfhMw4 Mfcte BC HK SWK* korean wows seven mc iB/u 19/11 20/1113/12 15/12 18/1219/12 3/i 13/1 CONVENTIONAL SERVICE To/From BUSfIN
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      232 20 L S LINE INDIA/BANGLADESH SERVIC 5 32 THONG SOON AGENCIES PTE. LTD. 09-07 ROBINA HOUSE S'PORE 0106 TEL: *****88 TELEX RS ***** BOOKING *****56 (DIRECT LINE) BULK* 26 Nov 28 JENSON 24 Nov 26 6 Dec 8 With Dry Reefer Container Service 28 Nov K Kinabalu 26 Nov Labuan 8
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      570 20 w Hapag-Lloyd EXPORTS TO CCNTINENT/UK On carriage to Scandinavia. Med. Carribean t S America Hand hauiau(e to inland destinations in Europe nmiinii S>»« P NHjn| rtnt l«M*» Bfc* 6moi H bu( Aitm Bluvtn Antwerp AIMUBANAKIAH 20/11 22/11 24/11 23/12 J/12 27/12 12/12 t K<ta( S pore iMm B«uM« 15/11 Fradturl
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      793 20 EVERGREEN Full Container Service Round-The-World East Bound Service (FE/CARIB/USEC/EURO/W.MED./FE) USO ACCCPTMG CARGO TO 1) PROVONCI NNARK SAVANIAH BOSTON PHKADELPHU NORFOLK lACKSONMLU MMMGTON ETC 3) CRISTOBAL Ml BO* PANAMA COT. COLON SAN WAN SANTO DOMMGO I KMGSTON 2) ATLANTA CHICAGO OfTtOtT COLUMBUS 1 OTIC* MAW# tBCROBROGE DESTSMTIONS 4) MONTREAL TORONTO MA
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      307 20 CIS I NOSE u MARITIME PTE LTD W\i)l ISLAMIC REPUBLIC OF IRAN SHIPPING LINES IRANIAN SERVICES Sincapare Loadnf for 29/11 B. Abbas. B Khome«* POST KfIANC PENANG SMOSC MARITME PTE LTD TEL *****44 7 t *****70 MAI OSf MARITME SON BHD lel *****2 3 MAI AY Sl* IRAK TRANSPORT ITO
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      843 21 r VESSEL KOTA PETANI KOTA WIJAYA KOTA SEJATI KOTA AGUNG KOTA SEGAR KOTA ABAOI v\\T PACIFIC INTERNATIONAL LINES PIL Building, 140 Cecil Street, 03-00 Singapore 0106. Tel: *****33 EAST AFRICA/REDSEA SERVICES VOYAGE E-528 E-531 E 533 E-535 E-537 E-539 SINGAPORE 13-15/11 13-16/11 14-17/11 20-23/11 •-11/12 1-4/1/85 LOADING FOR: MOGADISCIO. MOMBASA.
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      661 21 BEN LINE CONTAINERS KkJJEBSEN LINE WL. NEW ZEALAND SINGAPORE PORT KELANG K LUMPUR PENANG BEN lINE BENDER* BENOfRA BfNOERA lEI *****44 lEL *****1 TEI *****5 TEL ***** S.M.S. PRIVATE LIMITED TELEX: ***** SMSPL PORT KELANG PENANG WEEKLY FULL CONTAINER SERVICE P.Kdong Penang HARVESTER V 55 Sailed Soiled HARVESTER V 56
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      701 21 DJAKARTA LLOYD INDONESIAN NATIONAL LINE Far East Spore Service Ful Container Vessel. Buufl VofcgfcMU Kobf KMtiuaic rtonftonj S p<*f I( Pnot (M) MAJ4F4MT Vl4 HB 2t/l» a/10 30/10 1/11 5/11 15/11 1711 GOMfMie 15/11 17/11 a/11 23/11 a/11 a/11 MtltfMtVlsie M/ll a/11 J/1? 4/17 J/12 11/12 EXPRESS SEMI-CONTAINER SERVICE TO/FROM
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      509 21 BOUSTEAD SHIPPING AGENCIES 1* BURN* FIVE STAR SHIPPING CORPORATION (Burmese National Line) Loading for Rangoon Pogon V 79 Htoneywa* Myomoywa VB4W Htoneywa Discharge Only A S'pore P.Ketang lnPt/18 Nov 22/23 Nov 1/4 Dec 9/10 Dec BANK LINE Penong EXPRESS INDEPENDENT SERVICE TO UK/CONT IVYBANK CLYDEBANK A SPORE Soiled 8 Dec
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      1174 22 K LINE I l*b KAWASAKI KISEN KAISHA, LTD. USA CANADA PACIFIC COAST (Including DESTINATIONS INLAND via IPI MICRORRIDUE ft MINILAND BRIIM.K) AISO ACCEPTING MONTRfAI TORONTO AM) OTHER US PACIFIC GULF ATLANTIC PORTS N NAND POINTS ATLANTIC COAST FEEDER MOTHER VESSEL WHORE BRIDGE V 37 TOHBEI MARU V 77 ASIA STAR
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      600 22 '■/te CALIFORNIA/PACIFIC NORTH WIST SERVICE EXPRESS COWTAINER/REEFER/BULK SERVICE loa** to. LOS ANGEIES SAN FRANCSCO SEATTLE. IACOAAA VANCOUVER BC Acceptor Fa/Fa Conljmefi P intnf S*napore I kngnr, AtEMXT 20 No, 71/21 Nm It Ok AUSTRALIA EXPRESS CONTAINER SERVICE foccptmi FCL FCI Cartanm P «tu«( S pare htm No. 23 2* No.
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      455 22 SANKD ASIA FROM JAPAMCSC PORTS ANO HOMGKOMG I GOLDEN LINE COIN CUM SHIPPING (PTE)Lit lM| htmcjt IM M C*d Ikm SMUraH 01M I* »I»7* (10 IMS) TO (uU l«p» 10? 11 t ««»n ami fiMf XS4M Pm Man if** 0«m tIOTO SON IM) Til U370 STRAITS/PERSIAN GULF SERVICE: S pore
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      468 22 T S P.T. PERUSAHAAN PELAYARAN KALIMANTAN REGULAR DIRECT WEEKLY SERVICE TO JAKARTA VESSEL MAGA XXI Voy 18/84 ETA/ETD DESTINATION 14/15 Nov Jakarta/Cirebon MAGA XXXXI Voy 27/14 19/20 Nov Jakarta/Cirebon MAGA XXI Voy 19/84 23/24 Nov Jakarta/Crebon MAGA XXXXI Voy 28/84 27/28 Nov Jakarta/Cretan MAGA XXI Voy 20/84 29/30 Nov Jakarta/Cirebon
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      638 23 v .NOL NEPTUNE ORIENT LINES LTD TO EUROPE/UK (VIA SUEZ): Also accepting cargo to/from Scandinavia C FROM EUROPE (VIA SUEZ) PAUL S pore Closing Times FCL Cargo 1800 18/11 LCL Cargo 0600 18/11 Also accepting cirjo to/hom Bangkok and E Malaysia Anro Temasek lAYAXARTA S pore Closing Times. FCL Cargo
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      483 23 HEUNG-A SHIPPING Korean Flag Vessels DON AM SEMI-CONTAINERISED DIRECT SERVICE TO: spo*i agjnis WPTUNE AGiNCKS PTE 1 ID Trt ??899?r?78'>4}4 ißoofcmfsl ???7510 ??l?0?7 (OpentionM ????48/ ??09?84 (IcrmmM) ??0?4S0 ??O?W4 (CfS) MAl»*stA AGINIS 'UNAS SITIA SOU BHD HI lel *****0 *****4 PK TH *****4 PfN let J6737V3674/S CEYLON SHIPPING CORPN ional
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      634 23 SINSOV SINGAPORE SOVIET SHIPPING CO PRIVATE LTD SINSOV BUILDING 55, Market Street Snjapore 0104 Telephone Numbers *****3 (15 Lines) Cable Address SINSOV SINGAPORE Telex Numbers RS ***** RS ***** RS ***** P KELANG M/S SHARK AT NAN SOON SON BHD IST AND ?NO FLOOR NO 1 lALAN CtMPtNING PORT KLANG
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      59 23 DURBAN. JOHANNESBURG. MAPUTO. MAURITIUS A REUNION SHENG TAI LINE v^/ REGULAR LINER SERVICE TAIWAN-STRAITS-TAIWAN Vessel KAO KEE S PORE P KELANG iA WIN 16/10 19/10 15/11 17/11 BRIGHT FORMOSA 12/11 14/11 2/12 4/12 DORIS II 14/11 16/11 5/12 7/12 EAGLE CORPOMYMN (PIE) LTD T# *****U (4 ton) T*i Mo *****
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      360 24 lte«|i<Nial Container Lines 3 Sailings Weekly Reliable Regular Punctual KCI, Berthing P.S.A. 1500 Hrs. Tues, Thurs Sat HINODE KISEN CO. LTD MIDDLE EAST REGULAR LINER I LTRA HKAVY LIFT AKKIEK f. HONG KONG ISLANDS LINE I FUIIY CONTAINS RISTD SERVICES TO AUSTRALIA A U S I SINGAPORE SHIPPING CORPORATION (PTE)
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      31 24 r QJ sn FARGO SHIPPm COMPANY (PTE.) LTD EXPRESS CONTAINER SERVICF SINGAPORE/BANGKOK EVERY 2 DAYS "N 7B Keppel Road 17 07 Tanjong Pagar Complex Singapore 0298 Tel *****77 *****88 A *****52
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      197 24 W EAST ASIA LINE (Molaysian Flog) Regular Liner Services Between S'PORE/M'SIA/INDIA P Gudong S pore PKekjng Ldg for ami am 28/1) 30/11 26/11 Bombay MV. AMAH 28/11 30/ II 16/11 18/11 M/ll E EAST ASIA SHIPPING SDN BHD. (P.Kelang) TEL *****2/36 TLX: MA ***** JALAL SEAGULL S PORE Tel: *****11
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      145 24 XX WINDMILL LINE REGULAR RED SEA SERVICE Ktn S>ere F.KeUnf Lo»*»g |(Nn Pt Sudan hPart Shanghai 1 Dec 10 Dec II Dec NodadaltAdw General Agents WINDMILL MARITIME PTE LTD Singapore P Keiang let: *****21 3M672/3 KK Kusntm *****9/*****0 *****/***** icei CREST EXPRESS LINES LT MVOCC Service to ond from USA,
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      212 25 —4- SABAH X'PRESS LINE S'pore LOADING FOR TBN 21 Nov KK/TAWAU Ateo cak Kudat I L.'Datu Subject to inducement For Freight Enquiries ANDEKA SHIPPING PTE LTD TEL: *****45, *****50 TELEX: RS ***** ANSHIP 'iNDON SHIPPING PTE LTD. TEL: *****39. *****20 TLX: RS ***** INDON GOOD HARVEST LINES (OWNERS AGENT J.T
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      150 25 SANKI SHIPPING CO LTD REGENT RUTH VI TM Ml V-2 STOW COLOMBO CWTTDCONC CHUM RANGOON Saied 19/10 24/10 14/10 Saied 21/10 24/11 1/12 10/12 17/12 Meavytft a*aiaMe MINTS OCtAN HTI MMN COM (fit) ITO IN HMe lu« =14 0t fortuw C«Hr» S«f>pat 0711 T«t *****11 <5 IMS) Apofci Orwnt S*Mli
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      626 25 LIN LIN SHIPPING PTE. LTD. 1 Magazine Road 05-06 Central Building. Singapore 0105 Tel *****1* t *****22 PROMPT SHIPPING LINE SA. REGUM MONTHT LOO SOtWQ TO NEST tfUCAM POUTS \L CONTMOS t BKMBUIII \l ETA STONE CHAOHU CAKEK 23 MM NAME LOBTO. MAT MX POWTENONE COTONOU. MONKMA DM Ml SBUTAN
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      48 26 ATLAS LINES REGULAR MDCKNDCNT SERVICE TO AND FROM CHTTTAGONG AND CHALNA Dl SJtrtSTM FIAG) USHARMEEN (BANGIAKSH FLAfi) *1 SAM (BAHGIAOfSH FLAG) SINGAPORE M GUt 303 Ni« l«/» Dec 4/( CONTMENTAL SHUTNG CORPORATION PH. LTD SINGAPORE TEL *****66/5 lINES I Retung Agents T««ru Mmf (Fi.) S*t BM T* *****1/XIS3I
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      95 26 DIRECT SERVICE TO DARWI v.n. imhkins AtiwiHM rrvi.fi>.. DARWIN/SINGAPORE/DARWIN WITH WORLDWIDE CONNECTIONS VCSStI CTA/ETD T GUDANG ITA/ETO STOW Cl* DARNW FRANCES BAT TOY 31 Si*<f S«M 23 No. FRANCES BAT ¥0T 39 24 D« »/27 Dcc 5I»B FRANCIS BAT ¥OT «0 2* Imi »S »/3l baR 9 Feb »S Accept*!
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      606 26 C.Y. LINE (A Member Of The ACE Consortium) CHO YANG SHIPPING CO. LTD FULLY CONIMBMD S€«VKE 10 EUROtt IVM SUEZ) CMEVAIM rut CHW CONTMWR ?IW CWKAIM MM 41N WHIM CRTSIU 27* S pmt rubflf 19/11 20 11 24/11 2S/11 a/ii 21/11 >12 10/1? ItMjxfldjm F iiowf M buj Bifm Mvcrp
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      859 26 Everett Lines lojdinii tor ijN*. Mo <#nd Ji utt*r renwilß ports with transhipment jt Mir On CPV B«Hs at I Jd»ng to tinji destination Pmjnt P Kelanf Sinfaporet THOMASEVERETT 11/20 Wo* 21/22 No* THOMASEVERETT RAAWtVERETT HUGHE WWII THOMASfVIMTI RAMOKVERETT HUGCVERfTT Sinfaporet 21/22 No* 23/25 No* 9/10 Dec EVERETT ORIENT LINE"
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      454 26 ZIM NON COHERENCE FULL CONTARER SERWCf FCI/LCI cargoes to USA East t Nest Coast. Caribbean and East Canada v.v ZIM EILAT CONTAINER LINE Spare fill toMte Hop*. Vmct Ptaeui mML BOURN aim 9Det 19 D*< IS Dec It Dec 77 D« »EI»T 19 0m 3 12 I*, Hi*, 9 I*,
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