The Business Times, 8 March 1985

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    12 1 BUSINESS TIMES M.C. (P) No. 99/1/85 FRIDAY, MARCH 8, 1985 60 CENTS
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    Nuclear policy of New Zealand may affect security
    356 1 SINGAPORE is concerned that New Zealand's nuclear policy might lead to an eventual split in Anzus which, in turn, could result in a power imbalance in this region. After his talks with the visiting Prime Minister of New Zealand, David Lange, Foreign
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    Car owners in big rush to beat the Budget
    424 1  -  Fears of higher road tax driving motorists to inspection centres By JEFFREY TSANG CAR OWNERS, expecting higher road taxes to be announced today in the Budget, are rushing to renew their road tax. The two inspection centres and several insurance companies
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    McDonald's and Ben Foods go into bakery
    376 1  -  By LISA LEE BEN FOODS (S) Ltd and McDonald's Restaurant are now in the bakery business and aim to make more than 70 million buns a year. Ben Foods, a subsidiary of Brunei-backed QAF Ltd, is baking the buns in a $3.5 million
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    Budget speech at 2.30pm
    196 1 TODAY IS BUDGET DAY. Dr Tony Tan, in his capacity as Minister for Finance, will deliver the budget statement at 2.30pm in Parliament, his fourth since 1962. Parliament yesterday approved a motion to allow debate on the President's address at the opening session of the Sixth
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    STOCK MARKET
    97 1 THE TUSSLE hetweea kayen ani sellers again ended in a draw with the Singapore stock market clesiag mixed la high volnme. The straggle was a clese one betweea profit-takers on the eae haad aad technical buyers on the ether. Balls were ate* motivated by hopes of a favourable
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    Singapore one of safest airline nations
    345 1 SINGAPORE is one of the safest airline nations in the world, according to the British aviation journal, Flight International which recently studied the safety performance of 25 major airline countries. The latest issue of Outlook, a Singapore Airlines group inhouse publication, quoting the report,
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    Joint services by SIA, Air Mauritius
    205 1 SINGAPORE Airlines and Air Mauritius will jointly operate services between Singapore and Mauritius from June 1. The services will be run on a revenue-sharing formula, said SIA, which will fly to the island of Mauritius on Saturdays. Air Mauritius will operate services to Singapore
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    BA resisting plans off new UK airline to fly to Singapore
    442 1  -  By RAY HEATH PLANS by a new British airline to bring thousands of European tourists a year to Singapore are being challenged by British Airways. The national carrier is resisting the grant of a licence to London Express Aviation
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    Lock icon Dollar recovers slightly
    149 1 AP AFP THE US DOLLAR staged a modest recovery early yesterday in London from the beating it took following Federal Reserve chairman Paul Volcker's hints of lower American economic growth and interest rates. Gold prices firmed up slightly to U*****.25 an ounce from $287.25. Mr Volcker's comments
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      280 1 SHARE INFORMATION 13 AIR CARGO 7 MONEY EXCHANGE 6 DOONESBURY CROSSWORDS RAW MATERIALS A THREE-MONTH long campaign to put Singapore nearer to a cashless society is to start next week. The quarter-million dollar campaign will toke on the issue on three fronts. Page 2 DIFFERENCES which could flare into a
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  • HOME NEWS
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      Campaign to bring Singapore closer to cashless society
      325 2  -  By LIM SOON NEO A THREE-MONTH long campaign to put Singapore nearer to ft cashless society is to start next week on March 14. Organised by the 17-member Committee to Minimise Cash for Manpower Saving (which includes representatives from government, employer associations,
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      Rents and landed property prices down 20pc last year
      379 2 LANDED property prices and rent* in Singapore dropped by 2oTpsr cent due to the weak market last year, said property consultants Goddard and Smith, Talhar and Wong. Asking prices for all types of rtipMtfial properties also dropped tar 20 per cent,
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      PEOPLE IN BUSINESS
      429 2 KLAUS ERHARDT has been appointed general manager (sales and marketing) for chemicals, plastics and dyestuff of Behn Meyer in Singapore and Malaysia. Dr Erhardt is concurrently managing director (operations) of BASF Chemdyes Sdn Bhd and managing director of BASF South-east Asia. Dr Erhardt, who Joined BASF in
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      MEMO-PAD
      327 2 Seminars and courses DURATION TITLE VENUE ORGANISER Mar 8-29 Mar 11-12 Mar 11-13 Mar 11-13 Mar 11-15 Mar 11-15 Mar 11-15 Mar 11-15 Mar 11-18 Mar 12-15 introductory Personnel Management Proctices Robotics-Project Engineering The Manager As An Entrepreneur Interpersonal Managing Skills Structured Systems Analysis And Design Assessing And Developing
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      A reeling device to help you escape from high-rise fires
      463 2 DID YOU EVER wonder what you would do if you were stuck in a flat with smoke and flames billowing from the floors above and below you? Besides jumping out of the window in desperation, or running down the fire
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      Tet Wai expanding operations
      492 2 TET WAI Computer Services, which had been solely involved with Texas Instruments, is expanding operations by signing up other brands. It will do this through a newly formed subsidiary company, Tet Wai Systems, which will market computers by Perkin-Elmer (P-E) to "enhance the product range offered
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      New oil exploration cycle beginning in Asean region
      289 3  -  By LOH HUI YIN A NEW CYCLE of exploration to search for oil and gas is beginning in the Asean region. spurt in exploration comes just as the peak in development drilling is tapering off. In the oil and gas hunt, exploration
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      CAD/CAM students' vital role in automation
      297 3  -  By JAIME LYE A MAJOR CONSTRAINT on the growth of the computer-aided design and manufacturing industry will be overcome once students being trained in this field enter the workforce. With the contribution of these university and polytechnic graduates, Mr Philip Yeo, chairman of the
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      Asia considered ripe market by Australian tourist industry
      158 3 ASIA is considered a ripe market by the Australian tourist industry, which has been aggressively selling the country to would-be Asian visitors. In a recent promotion, the Australian Trade Commission held three seminars in the region, including one in Singapore in which
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      Superexpress bus service for the executive
      493 3 FOR JUST $4 a day, Superexpress Commuter Services will ferry a worker to and from his home in Ujlper Thomson or Pandan Valley and Shenton Way in air-conditioned comfort and within 55 minutes at peak hours. That was the promise made by the management
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      Sembawang Engineering wins $5m contract from Oman
      318 3  -  By SHAHRIR ARIFF SEMBAWANG Engineering has won a contract to build two production stations for the Petroleum Development of Oman (PDO), against major international bidders. Industry sources estimated the deal, on a turnkey package, to be worth Sss million. The contract, signed last
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      Call for more training for computer users
      233 3 THERE is a need for more training for computer users so that they can "manipulate" their own data, said the general manager of the National Computer Board last night. Speaking at the first SIA Computer Training Awards presentation, Mr Tan Chin Nam, the
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      Finance group from Malaysia
      60 3 A DELEGATION of 11 council members of the Association of Finance Companies of Malaysia is in Singapore. The association, led by its chairman Mr Abdul Aziz Hj Othman, is on a three-day visit, which started yesterday, at the invitation of the Finance Houses Association of Singapore
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      Paterson Simons settles layoff compensation with union
      393 3 A RETRENCHMENT compensation dispute between the Singapore Manual and Mercantile Workers' Union and Paterson, Simons Co (S) Pte Ltd brought up to the Industrial Arbitration Court yesterday was settled out of court. lAC president Mr Tan Boon Chiang ordered both parties to adjourn
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      Attache invites investors to check US companies
      178 3 AN INVITATION to Singapore investors to check the credentials of US companies interested in franchise operations here was given by the American Embassy's Commercial Attache, Mr Robert Marro, yesterday. The embassy could give more information about the existence and credibility of the American
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      Workers caught gambling in factory
      107 3 EIGHTEEN employees of the British-owned Beecham Pharmaceuticals face disciplinary proceedings and probable police action for gambling on factory premises, managing director John Sanderson said yesterday. Mr Sanderson said the company had heard of gambling on its premises some time ago but it was not until
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      Some west coast land to be acquired
      119 3 ABOUT 664 sq metres of land in the west coast of Singapore have been gazetted for acquisition for road widening and for the Mass Rapid Transit system. The land is leased to the Housing and Development Board and sub-leased to 13 people in
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      NS send-off parties
      46 3 THE Management Committees of five community centres will hold send-off parties for the next batch of youths enlisted for fulltime national service. The youths will assemble at Thomson, Telok Blangah, Bedok, Boon Lay and Jalan Besar community centres at 9am on March 20.
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      101 3 This month, The Belvedere's buffet luncheon features an extensive range of French cuisine that would satisfy any connoisseur. The French, without exception, are known for their cuisine which is synonymous with pat£ and Quiche Lorraine as much as it is with Crepe Suzette From now till March 29, The Belvedere
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  • OVERSEAS
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      Lock icon Deep division over need for new trade talks
      673 4 France disturbed by strong dollar Reuter DEEP DIVISIONS have appeared among major industrial nations over a US call for a new round of trade talks ahead of a formal debate, US officials and Western diplomats said. The differences could flare up into
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      Lock icon Washington warns Japan to cut US$37bn trade surplus or else ...
      344 4 Washington warns Japan to cut US$37bn trade surplus or else AFP TWO TOP administration officials have warned Japan to cut its US$37 billion trade surplus with the US or else Commerce Secretary Malcolm Baldridge told a House Appropriations Sub-Committee that he did not want to "get into a position of
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      Lock icon Majority of Tokyo doctors cheating on income taxes
      125 4 AP NINETY per cent of doctors and dentists living in the Tokyo area cheated last year on their income tax returns, resulting in more than 6.4 billion yen (US$25 million) in lost revenues, a Tokyo regional tax administraton bureau official said. About
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      Lock icon Exim Bank's export drive to cost US$42m
      219 4 AP THE president of the US government's Export-Import Bank has told members of Congress that his plan to help Americans sell goods abroad could cost the bank an additional $42 million a year. "But I don't agree that it's a net loss," said
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      Lock icon Genscher visits Bulgaria
      243 4 Reuter WEST GERMAN Foreign Minister Hans-Dietrich Genscher arrived in Sofia, Bulgaria, yesterday from Poland for talks with Bulgarian leaders aimed at shoring up East-West ties. Mr Genscher has this week assured Bulgaria's Soviet and Polish allies that Bonn has repudiated right-wing calls for the return of German
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      Lock icon China criticises new American textile rules
      246 4 Reuter CHINA said yesterday it reserved the right to demand compensation for any loss of trade it might suffer from new US textile rules, which it described as protectionist. The "country of origin" rules, effective April 4, will harm the smooth development of Sino-US
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      Lock icon Jail sentences for 54 opponents of Zia
      303 4 AFP THE BIGGEST political trial since Pakistan's martial law regime seized power eight years ago ended on Wednesday with 25-year sentences for each of the 54 defendants. Forty-two others were sentenced to the same punishment in their absence, including two sons of the
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        Deficit
        36 4 WEST GERMANY recorded a net outflow of 2.32 billion marks on the January capital account, combining long- and short-term capital flows, compared with a net outflow of 12.48 billion in December 1984, the Bundesbank said.
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        Inflation
        26 4 PHILIPPINE Prime Minister Cesar Virata said that the Philippine inflation rate has dropped to 40 per cent in February from last month's 45.3 per cent.
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        More time
        36 4 THE Executive Commission of the European Economic Community (EEC) is seeking a two-year extension of the present international natural rubber agreement, due to ex- pi#e in October, to allow further time for its renegotiation.
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        Lower exports
        48 4 SOUTH KOREAN exports in the first two months of this year fell 15 per cent to U553.43 billion on fob basis from the same 1964 period, provisional Trade Ministry figures show. Imports dropped 3.1 per cent to $4-52 billion on cif basis in the comparable period.
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        Debtors
        73 4 PRIME MINISTER Cesar Virata said businessmen friends of President Ferdinand Marcos owed the Philippine government more than one billion pesos (US$54 million) in customs duties and taxes since 1974, the Malaya newspaper reported yesterday. It said Mr Virata made this statement during the question hour of the National Assembly
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        Slowdown
        37 4 LOCALLY-hired United Nations employees in bangkok have begun a work slowdown to press demands for an 18 per cent pay rise. About 400 staff members have been working slowly for two hours a day since Wednesday.
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        Lock icon Surplus
        35 4 Agencies TAIWAN'S trade surplus in February widened to US$B3O million from $230 million a year earlier, the Customs Office reported yesterday. The report attributed the increased surplus to the country's decline in imports. Agencies
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      DAILY AIRCRAFT MOVEMENTS
      874 4 ARRIVALS Operator Service number Local time From PAA MAS SIA CAL MAS PA5 MH601 SQ43 CIOIO MH681 0155 0720 0730 0805 0820 JFK/SFO/HKG KUL DHA JED/DHA KUL TMA M AS SWR MAS MAS TL351 MH603 SRI 76 MH671 MH8I1 0830 0905 0930 0935 0940 BEY/DXB/KUL KUL GVA/ZRH/BKK
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      Lock icon Opposition dents Rajiv's strength in local polls
      349 5 AFP INDIAN Prime Minister Rajiv Gandhi has suffered the first political setback since his landslide national election victory with opposition parties denying his party a clean sweep of local elections. State Assembly polls gave his Congress (I) Party clear leads in eight mainly
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      Lock icon Thai army attacks remnants of Viet invaders
      226 5 AFP THE THAI ARMY yesterday attacked remnants of 1,000-man Vietnamese force inside Thailand, as Hanoi moved troops and artillery against the nearby Tatum resistance base in Cambodia, military and diplomatic sources in Bangkok said. A Western embassy observer in the area said the
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      New Zealand and US relations back to 'sanity'
      215 5 A SENSE OF "sanity and moderation" has returned to relations between the US and New Zealand, but a ban on US nuclear warships won't be revoked, Deputy Prime Minister Geoffrey Palmer said yesterday. Mr Palmer said he was pleased by a statement
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      Lock icon Soviet oil output dropping for first time since 1940s
      483 5 AFP SOVIET oil output is dropping for the first time since World War Two, and poor organisation is as much to blame as the natural and political factors regularly cited by officials. The newspaper "Socialist Industry" this week gave a rare
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      Lock icon 'Crying Lady' to give her testimony next week
      340 5 Trial AFP THE ELUSIVE 'Crying Lady' believed to have witnessed the assassination of Benigno Aquino is ready to testify at the murder trial next week. One of her lawyers, Clarence Guerrero, said yesterday Rebecca Quijano, a businesswoman filmed weeping seconds after Aquino
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      Lock icon Vital evidence in Liu case sent to Taipei, say US police
      149 5 UPI CRUCIAL evidence needed in the prosecution of two gangsters charged with the slaying of journalist Henry Liu has been forwarded to authorities in Taiwan, according to police officials in Daly City, California. Sources within the Taipei District Prosecutor's
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      21 4 Pan Am continues To Flv To San Francisco, Honolulu And New From Hongkong And Tokyo Daily. For Updated Information Call *****11
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  • BANKING AND FINANCE
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      Lock icon More US banks expected to have financial problems
      450 6 NYT THE NUMBER of US banks that have financial problems and need special scrutiny has increased by almost 40 per cent since the end of 1983 and it is expected to climb still higher this year. The Comptroller of the Currency and
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      Lock icon Group of Ten begins talks on improving monetary system
      140 6 Reuter SENIOR treasury and central bank officials of the US, Canada, Japan and major European countries have begun another round of talks behind closed doors in Paris on ways to improve the working of the world monetary system. The officials, representing
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      Lock icon HK diamond market opens
      211 6 AFP THE HONGKONG diamond market the first of its kind in Asia is ready for business today and is hoping to stake out a place as a world diamond trading centre. The market, officially opened by Financial Secretary Sir John Bremridge, will group over 100 members
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      Lock icon Volcker's comments trigger fall in US$
      397 6 FT NERVOUS foreign exchange traders dumped the US dollar on Tuesday in the wake of comments by Paul Volcker, chairman of the Federal Reserve Board, who told a congressional committee that one of the dangers facing the US economy was that the currency could
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      Tokyo leads in currency, interest rate swaps
      196 6 THE TOKYO financial market has established itself as a premier market for currency and interest rate swaps, according to Mr Joseph Yu, executive vice-president of the Hongkong-based Paribas Asia Ltd. Mr Yu told BT that Japanese predominance in this area was partly due
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      Conference on factoring next week
      125 6 EXPERTS on factoring from Britain, West Germany, the Netherlands and Japan will speak at a two-day conference in Singapore next week. The conference, on March 11 and 12, is organised by Singapore Finance and Factors Chain International, an association of factoring companies with more than
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      Lock icon New Bank Negara chief a good choice, say bankers
      381 6 Bernama MALAYSIAN bankers and business leaders have hailed the appointment of Datuk Jaffar Hussein as the new Bank Negara governor replacing Tan Sri Abdul Aziz Taha, saying it augurs well for the business climate. They are confident that Datuk Jaffar, 53,
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  • MONEY AND EXCHANGES
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      Forex markets
      765 6 SINGAPORE The US dollar closed firmer against most major currencies yesterday, but below the day's highs, after fluctuating uncertainly on short-covering and some selling in thin and nervous afternoon trading. It ended higher at 3.3865/80 marks compared with New York's 3.3780/3810 close, but below its high of 3.3990
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      Asian $ market
      278 6 Asian market ASIAN dollar deposit rates closed mixed at their opening levels in quiet afternoon trading yesterday. Overnight opened 5/16 point weaker due to a lower US federal funds rate and stayed at this level to close at 8 1 8 V». Periods opened 1/16 to Vt point higher on
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      MOney markets
      118 6 THE OVERNIGHT rate on the Singapore interbank money market (ell by 3'/« points from Wednesday to close at 3'/i per cent yesterday. The one-month term rate fell by '«-point while the two and three-month rates fell by 1/16-point each. S$ interbank rates at 3pm yesterday OHf Bid Overnight
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      Foreign exchange
      227 6 Interbank rates ot 3pm yesterday. v* urrtncief quoted >—frd«T ere* partly change' Local dod«n to on* unit of foreign currency US dolor Sterling pound Australian dolor NZ dolor CorvodKin dolor 2 2765 2 4301 1 5662 1.0312 1.6231 2.2775 2 4335 1 5691 1 0430 1 6273 2.8196
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      Lock icon Simex
      323 6 BA Futures iNC EURODOLLAR futures opened lower at Simex yesterday but rebounded later <n the morning when Eurodeposit rates was traded higher to 89.15 before meeting strong resistance. Currency futures trading was erratic due to dollar's uncertainty. June D-aark closed with a gain of 51 ticks at 0.2962 while
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      Gold
      184 6 HONGKONG The metal closed down on New York's level on active book-squaring sales in the afternoon yesterday, reflecting uncertainties over the US dollar's trend. It finished at U*****.20/ 60 an ounce against an initial 1290.70/291.10 and the US close of $291.80/292.30. Local gold ended HKJ3O above Wednesday's close at
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      168 6 /a r, -W ■j-W TAXATION LAWS IN ,>/ MALAYSIA AND THEIR V IMPLICATIONS TO BUSINESS A one-day seminar on taxation aspects of doing business with/in Malaysia 22 March, 1985, Pavilion Inter-continental Singapore TOPICS/SPEAKERS Keynote Address: Tax Developments In Malaysia And Their Impact On International Investment S. Sivalingam, Deputy Director General
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  • AIR CARGO
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      WEEKLY FREIGHTER
      255 7 ARRIVALS Operator Flight Local From number time FR IDAY T H 'A TL351 0830 BEY/DXB /KUL FT FT75 2355 BOS/JFK/ANC /NRT/TPE SA TURDAY CA L CI333 0250 TPE cv CV796 0845 LUX/AUH KA KE685 2140 SEL su MDAY TbJ A TL355 0830 BEY/DXB/ BOM/KUL FT FT73 2355 LAX/SFO/ANC/
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      Kuwait Airways turns passenger plane into cargo carrier
      223 7 KUWAIT Airways has successfully used one of its three A3OO-600 Convertibles in the carriage of cargo. Kuwait Airways converted the A3OO-600C from passenger to cargo carriage in late December 1984. It is now flying the aircraft on scheduled cargo services between Kuwait
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      Lock icon CAAC carries 150,000 tonnes of freight and mail
      205 7 Agencies THE Chinese airline CAAC last year carrried 150,000 tonnes of freight and mail and 5.54 million passengers, netting profits of 317 million yuan (US$ll3 million), CAAC director-gener-al Shen Tu said. Mr Shen said that since 1979, CAAC had opened 45 domestic
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      Good growth in traffic in electronic parts
      541 7  -  Trend may not continue into this year By YAP BOH HOON THE AIR FREIGHT traffic in electronic components last year saw good growth but exporters and freight companies fear this trend may not continue into this year. Latest figures from the Department of
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      Emery achieves USs32m in net income
      260 7 EMERY Air Freight Corporation achieved US$32 million in net income for 1984 on revenue of US$BlB million. This compares with net income of US$25 million in 1983 on revenue of US$69l million. Shipments in 1964 also reached a record 10.1 million, up 21 per
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  • FEATURES
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      A question of volume
      441 8 THE Singapore International Monetary Exchange is barely seven months old. As with any organisation in its infancy, teething problems are bound to arise. It is however astonishing that members of the Exchange had to undercut one another in commission rates just to increase or maintain their
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      Lock icon Implications of strong S$
      1051 8  -  Tourism unlikely to be an immediate beneficiary Less than two months ago, Singapore exporters were complaining that they were being shackled by a currency that, despite a slow but steady drift against the US dollar, was still too strong. Measured against the greenback, that strength has
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      Still the best currency in this region
      711 8 THROUGHOUT last year, there were many complaints that the Singapore dollar was too strong. While the situation was good for our importers and the inflation figures, our exporters were not too happy. There was considerable talk that the Singapore dollar was being deliberately
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      68 8 'vV L SibV'n KING OFIHE Jockey Chris Englund, five times Derby winner, is confident of his sixth and greatest win with the promising thorough bred, Knidos. But someone has determined with deadly finality that Knidos isn't going to win someone with millions to spend and millions more to gain. liable
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  • Page 8 Miscellaneous
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      1053 8 to sm gmduo tHAMNII 5 2.30 PM SBC Text "Live" Sample Pafes 3.00 Opening and Programme Kghfights followed by The Passenger (Mandarin, with English subtitles) 4.30 Kidsworld 4.50 The Kid-A-IMes: Muffy gets carried away when she interviews Miss America, Debra Sue Maffett. 5.15 Romper Room (English) 5.45 Slas: Silas dresses
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  • SPORTS
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      Lock icon Wendy Turnbull qualifies for quarter-finals
      237 9 AP SECOND-SEEDED Wendy Turnbull advanced to the quarter-fi-nals of the US$l5O,OOO Women's Indoor Tennis Championship, whipping 15-year-old Stefanie Rehe 6-2, 6-2 on Wednesday. Turnbull opened the first set by holding service, and after the two traded service breaks, she broke again to go up 3-1.
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      Lock icon Denver beats Houston 133-131
      135 9 UPI THE MESSAGE Alex English wanted to give the Houston Rockets on Tuesday night was simple The delivery, however, took longer than expected. I" We had to win to let them know we intend to win our division," said English after Denver defeated Houston in double
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      Lock icon Tennis officials agree to postpone Davis Cup match
      236 9 AP THE CHILEAN and Swedish tennis federations have agreed to postpone the Davis Cup match which had been scheduled to be played in Santiago, Chile, over the weekend. Lars Ohlander, president of the Swedish federation, made the announcement at a news conference
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      Enos Slaughter in Hall of Fame
      182 9 OUTFIELDER Enos "Country" Slaughter, whose base running, hustle and solid all-round play during a 19-year major league career made him one of the most popular players in the 1940s and *****, has been elected to the Baseball Hall of Fame. After being passed over
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      Lock icon Tyrrell racing team settles row with sport federation
      173 9 AP THE BRITISH Tyrrell Grand Prix team has settled its problems with the International Auto Sport Federation (Fisa) and will be admitted into the 1965 world championship, Tyrrell and Fisa said in a Joint communique on Wednesday. The communique said Tyrrell, in
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      Lock icon Roehrl leads in rally
      48 9 UPI WEST GERMAN WalterRoehrl, driving an Audi Quattro, led by six seconds in the opening special stages of the Portuguese motor rally on Wednesday. Roehrl, who won the event in 1980, was being pressed by young Italian driver Massimo Biasion in a Lancia. UPI
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      Bets are on Filipinos
      548 9  -  Queens International bowling championships begin tonight By WALTON MORAIS A DAZZLING array of women will be competing for the $125,000 Queens International bowling championships which begin tonight at the Kallang Bowler-Drome. Among the foreign participants from seven countries are two former world champions, an Asian champion
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      Lock icon At least 10 internationals expected at Shell race
      151 9 Bernama AT LEAST 10 international riders are expected to take part in the Shell Motorcycle Endurance Race on March 24 at the Shah Alam racing circuit. Hong Leong Yamaha will field New Zealand's Brent Jones, one of the fastest riders after Randy
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      The muscles of childbirth
      586 9 Body language LAST WEEK, we discussed some of the misconceptions on exercises and the mother-to-be. We also recommended some general exercises. Today, we will focus on the muscles that are Involved and which need attention. The muscles that a preganant woman should pay particular attention to
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      94 9 WINNER Ist PRIZE, ASEAN LITERARY AWARDS Through birth, death, marriage, war years, colonial times and other milestones .The Patriarch is a record of the life and times of a huge Baba household, documenting with flourish and sparkle little domestic details: rice flour being rolled into little balls for ancestral worship,
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      673 9 CRYPTIC PUZZLE ACROSS 4 Cosmetic to make o prisoner turn red? (6) 7 Singular animal unbeatable in a race (3, 5) B Vegetable no motorist likes (6) 10 John sings in level tones (5) 13 Spice with which a Scot goes east? (4) 14 A bit of tea (4) 1
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  • INTERNATIONAL STOCKS
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      Lock icon Liffe and LSE hold talks on traded options links
      486 10 Reuter rHIE London Stock Ex?hange and London International Financial Futures Exchange (Liffe) have Held talks on links to facilitate traded options busiLjiffe chief executive Michael Jenkins called the discussions "very preliminary" but Bernard Reed, head of the stock exchange's options development
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      Lock icon Wall Street shares suffer double-digit falls
      282 10 Reuter WALL STREET stock prices on Wednesday retreated in their biggest rout in three weeks, reacting negatively to gloomy comments by Federal Reserve chairman Paul Volcker on interest rates, money growth, the dollar and the economy. The Dow Jones Industrial Average, suffering its first
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      Toronto
      158 10 MAI 06 c$ Imp 04 Inco 48* 18V, -V* Int Prov Pipe 34 22 Int Uts 26V* Kerr Add 17* ■f V* unch 1 Lobiow B 18 -to Bonk No wo Scotia EM Canada BP Can Ltd 13* 39* 27* 35 unch -to -to Masse y Fefg Mc Blodel
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      Johannesburg
      205 10 MAR 06 Rand Unaec WooJwofTh 460 3006 -5 -975 INDUSTRIALS MININGS A Alpha 670 30 120 -5 -10 unch Artgtos 2230 -40 AE And O 1600 unch ***** Buff els 6750 -50 -5 Charter 4306 C G Smith ***** 7?S uocH Cons Murch 960 -15 X "rDe Beers 905
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      New York
      698 10 MAt 06 USS Alcon Aluman AJcoo Alegheny Lod Ahed Chem Cp Abed Stores Aln-Chalmers Am Brands kric Am Broodcast Am Can Co Am Cyanamd Am Elec Pwr Am Express Am Home Prod Am Motors Cp Am Natural Gas Am Tel Tel Amax Inc Ameroda Hess AMF Inc Amr
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      European markets
      740 10 Amsterdam MAI 06 Fl. ABN 398 00 +2 Aegon 185 00 +2 5 Ahotd 225 00 +2 Akio IU 70 +0 5 AMtV 214 50 +1 3 Amftn 74 50 -0 3 Berk 57 20 -1 8 Boh ***** +2 Boriunn ***** +8 Burtet 9150 +15 Cotond 36
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      Lock icon BTR turns in record earnings
      80 10 Reuter BTR PLC, currently bidding for Dunlop Holdings PLC, made good all-round progress last year and record results were posted in every segment of the group. BTR results for 1984 showed a 66 per cent rise in pre-tax profit to a record £284 million from
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  • ASIAN STOCKS
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      Hongkong
      336 11 HONGKONG: Share prices closed mostly higher yesterday with late speculative buying noted in the banking sector. The Hang Seng Index finished 5.86 points up at 1,389.14 after it closed down a marginal 0.13 in the morning session. The volume was HKJ226.55 million against Wednesday's $699.41 million. Brokers noted caution
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      Taipei
      231 11 MAI 07 AJ Sincere Indus Ana Cement KT 4 26 25 60 0 03 1.2 -0.2 unch unch 1 +0 1 +04 -0.2 -05 +0.3 Lien Hwo Indus Nan Yo Ptas Pocrftc Cons Pocihc Elect Wire 12.50 29 80 24.40 I860 unch -05 -0 1 0.1 Cflttwy Com Choog
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      Tokyo
      386 11 TOKYO: Share prices closed sharply lower yesterday in a widespread reaction to the recent rapid rise to record price levels and to Wall Street's weakness. The market average, which gained 22.29 on Wednesday, ended at 12,414.80, down 83.87, the largest fall since a drop of 96.40 last Jan 22.
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      Manila
      100 11 MANILA: Share prices closed mixed in dull trading yesterday. The Mining Index rose 3.30 to 707.96 and the Oils Index fell 0.004 to 0.584. The Commercial A Industrial Index remained unchanged at 116.98. MAR 07 Pmw ***** unch Mors»««) Oriental B 0 0014 unch 0.01 unch 0 0975 -0
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      Sydney
      337 11 SYDNEY: Share markets closed little changed yesterday on better volume after trading narrowly. Near the close, the All Ordinaries Index was unchanged at 797.6 points. The All Industrials Index was ahead 0.3 at 1,176.7 and the All Resources Index was down 0.2 at 505.5. National turnover was 41.79 million
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      Bangkok
      142 11 BANGKOK: Stock prices closed mostly higher in moderate trading yesterday centred on the blue-chip Siam City Cement issue. The Book Club Index gained 0.23 point to 125.48, with advances equalling declines. MAI 07 A ok ham Thai Mm 235 -34 S«am Citizen S*om City 91 Amo F tore South
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      Seoul
      80 11 Mor 7 Book Seoul Won 598 -2 Hyundoi Const Motor 905 557 unch -5 ■13 Choh«ur>g Bk Commercial Bk 592 640 -4 unch Koraa Fhl Kona 04 647 1819 +5 •1 Do«km Ind 460 -1 343 Oocwoo Corp 438 540 -II -1 Lucky Ltd 654 -1 Dong Ah Gold
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      Lock icon Upjohn sets up subsidiary
      47 11 Reuter THE UPJOHN CO has formed a new subsidiary in Japan, to be called Upjohn Pharmaceuticals Ltd. Upjohn officials said the new subsidiary, with an initial investment of US$5O million, would become Upjohn's largest research facility outside its corporate headquarters in Kalamazoo. Reuter
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      Lock icon Sino-Japanese oil venture to start production in 1987
      368 11 AP A JAPANESE company drilling for oil in China's Bohai Bay will start commercial production in 1987 and deliveries to Japan will soon reach more than 12 million barrels a year, about 7 per cent of Japan's annual oil imports. The Japan
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      Lock icon Pohang Steel turns in profits of US$72m
      210 11 AFP SOUTH KOREA'S staterun Pohang Steel Company (Posco), which operates the world's 11th largest steel mill, registered a pre-tax profit of U5572.5 million last year after a $2.36-billion turnover. The 1983 profit was $65 million. Posco said that about 40 per cent of
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      182 11 Thai Seafood Served I n r I rue Siamese Slvle v st <t Ik r 'A *T" Ik 1/ Thinking of food. Think Thai: Spicy Tomyum Soup, Charcoal-Grilled Seafood, Royal Thai Seafood and our other delectable Thai Cuisine. Or if you're a gourmet cook, take home some fresh seafood from
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  • RAW MATERIALS
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      PALM OIL
      154 12 MALAYSIAN crude palm oil prices rose on continued covering and speculative buying interest yesterday supported by unconfirmed reports that India was tendering for more processed palm oil after Wednesday's palm olein purchase, dealers $aid. March deliveries in the south region firmed M 522.50 to $1,282.50 while north and
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      SOYBEAN
      227 12 SOYBEAN futures on the Chicago Board of Trade closed 2'/i US cents per bushel higher on Wednesday to IV* cent lower, below the day's highs after late local profit-taking and professional selling cut into currency-related gains, said. Follow-through buying after Tuesday's strong close and expectations of a firm Gulf
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      RUBBER
      256 12 SINGAPORE The market closed firmer yesterday with March One RSS buyers quoted at 164.00 cents per kg, up 2.50 cents from Wednesday. The morning session gained 1.25 cents on some buying of nearbys and short-covering. Prices rose further in the afternoon on covering interest. MALAYSIA The market closed higher
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      RAS and MRELB
      347 12 RAS prices s ce«ts/k.io. fob botes) MOON CLOSE Buyers Sellers Buyers Sellers Int 1 RSS Prompt lot 1 RSS Mar 85 161 50 162 50N ***** 163 50N 162 50 163 50 164 00 164 50 Int 1 RSS Apr 85 169 00 169 50 169 75
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      SSR and SMR
      108 12 (c««t*/Vg, 1-ton pollets) March 85 April 85 (currant mth) (forward mth) NOON NOON RAS Buyers Setters Buyers Sellers SSR 20 167 50 169.50N 169 50 171 50N SSR 50 165 50 167 50N 167 50 169 50N MRELB Buyers Sellers Buyers Sellers SMRCV ***** 214 50N 214
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      WHEAT
      99 12 WHEAT futures on the Chicago Board of Trade closed two to 3V« US cents per bushel higher on Wednesday, after prices breached chart buy-stops and fueled the early upward momentum provided by strength inforeign currencies and precious metals. Staley bought May late, while Mocatta bought July. Continental was a
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      KL Tin
      97 12 THE Kula Lnmpar Tin Market price remained at the International Tin Agreement fleer-level ef Mia. 15 per kg yesterday as activity was eenflned to the boffer stock manager. Tetal velnme of tin delivered by miners drepped to 141 tonnes frem 174 tennes en Wednesday with ne ferelgn concentrates
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      TEXTILES
      154 12 Yarn (In HK$ per bole of 400 lb) China carded yarn, cones Blue Phoenix I6's 2,550 Blue Phoenix 20'» 2,750 BKjc Phoenix 32's 3,300 Blue Phoenix 40'» 3,650 Carded yarn, hank Blue Phoenix 21's 3,000 Combed yarn, cones Blue Phoenix 32'» 4 '155 Blue Phoenix 40'» 4,500 Open-end yarn
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      LONDON MARKETS
      1264 12 COFFEE Robusta futures fell to the day's lows in late session trading on Wednesday as sterling firmed against the dollar, to close £34 to £15 down. May ended at £2,433 down £21. Prices declined on light mixed liquidation influenced also by the posting of 221 original tenders plus
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      Produce exchange
      154 12 Chinese Produce Exchenge (Sellers' noon closing prices on Mor 7 SS/100 kg) Robusta 20/25% FOB NSW Nutmeg 110 FOB NSW E W FOB NSW 477 50 396 00 248 00 Coconut oil Bulk FOB Old drum FOB New drum FOB Copra Mixed (loose) Pepper Muntok white FOB NLW
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      RICE
      282 12 Singapore (S$/kiio, ea-godown) Thoi white 100% 1st class (kangaroo) new crop 100% 2nd class 100% 3rd class 25% new crop B-10% Thai broken A-super Special Thoi rice 55% China rice 10% 15% 25% 35% Thai boiled rice 5% 096 070 065 No stock No stock 0.60 057 C-l special
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      721 12 ztz^mW UNITED OV 5 LAND LIMITED (INCORPORATED IN THE REPUBLIC OF SINGAPORE) To: All Ordinary Stockholders ANNOUNCEMENT The Board of Directors is pleased to announce the following: AUDITED RESULTS FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31ST DECEMBER 1984 1 (a) TURNOVER (b) Investment and Other Income excluding Extraordinary Items 2 (a) Consolidated
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      196 12 ■11l as n p« s S|K UNITED OVERSEAS LAND LIMITED ifjcowoßATeo tmi «cvac or s»«,apori> NOTICE To All Ordinary Stockholders Notice is hereby given that the first and final dividend of 6% less 40 Singapore Income Tax m respect of the financial year ended 31st December 1984 will, subject to
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  • SHARE INFORMATIN
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      Market chalks up small gains in heavy trading
      4311 13 ROTATION of interest was evident at the Singapore stock market which saw share prices closing on a mixed note yesterday. The two major indices showed slight improvement. The Straits Times Industrial Index rose 3.52 points to 852.65 while the BT Composite Index
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      Chief price changes
      251 13 SINGAPORE Rises Indices Kentucky Spore Pook Hmo DSTSI SMI AjhcoI 25« 'v* 1W1VM S f K S—two Seal lac M Ifvvintl Siyw Corn* G 1 Htdsi G t—fcor Doyopa lad 640 510 380 515 320 274 300 122 118 555 177 232 180 176 120 70 46
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      Business done on the SES
      4001 13 BID and offer prices officially 1 listed fend business In and re- 1 ported to the Stock Exchange of 1 Singapore yesterday with the g number of shares traded shown l In brackets In lota of 14)00 units 2 unless otherwise specified. All Time Settlement
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  • COMPANY NEWS
    • Article, Illustration
      February turns out to be base-building period
      1079 14  -  k THE MONTH k THAT WAS By CHEN QINGSHUN THE PROSPECTS for the j Singapore stock market this month is much brighter than at any time during the past six months. The improvement in sentiment can be felt by watching the excited crowds
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      Faber Merlin to take over satay chain
      269 14 FABER MERLIN Malaysia Bhd is now in the fastfood business in the first stage of a bold plan to branch out of its hotel and property business. The company has entered into a joint venture with Tan Universal Holdings Sdn Bhd to operate
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      Selected indices
      96 14 HONGKONG Hong Seng Index Thursday 1389.14 Wednesday 1383.28 Week ago 1375.25 TOKYO Tokyo Dow Jones Thursday *****.80 Wednesday *****.67 Week ogo *****92 Australian Industrials Thursday 1176.9 Wednesday 1176.5 Week ago 1168.5 NEW YORK Dow Jones W ednesda y 1280.37 Tuesday 1291.85 Week ago 1281.03 Standard and Poors Wednesday
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      Unit trusts
      211 14 Managers' prices MARA Bumiputra for Mar 8 First 8'putro 5.70 5.75 Second B'putra 5.145.19** Singapore Unit Trust Third B'putra 4.12 4.17 Fourth B'putra 4.00 4 05 The Commerce 2.33 2 47 Fifth B'putra 3.12 3.17 Sixth B'putra 3.01 3.06 The Savings Fund I 60 1.70 S'pore Prog Fund
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      Tentative deal reached in UPI battle
      308 14 A BATTLE for management control of United Press International (UPI) has been tentatively resolved. A report, written by UPI reporters and editors acting independently of company officers, said the two chief owners agreed to yield control of the agency and the company president they
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      Late buying pushes up KL stocks
      352 14 SHARE PRICES rebounded across the board in the last hour of trading at the Kuala Lumpur stock market yesterday. The pace of trading was active with interest centred on selected issues, some of which posted substantial gains. Overall, most counters closed with marginal gains.
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      Business done on the KLSE
      2734 14 BID and offer prices officially M listed and business In and re- N ported to the Kuala Lumpur I Stock Exchange yesterday, with h the number of shares traded 1 shown In brackets In lots of 1,000 1 units unless otherwise specified. M INDUSTRIALS fi
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      DIVIDENDS ANNOUNCED
      613 14 Currant Ex Books Date Total for Total foe payment date close payable the year previous ye AISB 15%(b) NYA NYA NYA 15% 15% Ambassador 7 :%(b) NYA NYA NYA 7Vi% 7V*% Amal Steel 8%TE(b) Dec 4 Dec 14 NYA 8%TE 4.1 %TE Aokam 5%l Mor 6 Mar 16
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        Lock icon Blessings in disguise
        479 15 HOCK LOCK SIEW HAVE BAD LOANS helped DBS Bank at the bottom line? The outstanding feature about DBS' figures for 1984 was the big drop in taxation. Thanks to DBS Bank's 42 per cent fall in group tax payments, net profits for 1984 were only 5.9 per
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        The Isetan experience
        257 15 JUDGING BY THE Isetan experience, current trading conditions are such that retail groups can no longer hope to increase volume by merely opening new stores. Isetan opened its third outlet at Parkway Parade in December 1983, adding sales of about $31 million or so to group turnover
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      UPP says Koo's appeal dismissed with costs
      406 15 UNITED PULP A Paper Co Ltd has won the legal suit which Malaysian businessman Koo Siew Koon brought against the company for wrongful termination of service of employment. The case now depends on whether Mr Koo would initiate any further action. The 51
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      Earnings at DBS Finance decline to $18.1 m
      199 15 DBS Finance, the wholly-owned subsidiary of DBS Bank which gives mortgage financing, lease financing and hire purchase financing, suffered a pre-tax fall in profits from $23.4 million .to $18.1 million in the year to endDecember 1984 after increasing the provision for possible
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      UOB promotes 15 executives
      344 15 THE United Overseas Bank group has announced several management changes that took place earlier in the year. Fifteen of its management executives have been promoted. They are Mr Gn Hiang Meng, general manager of the financial services division; Mr Low Kok Meng, senior manager of the
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      Wearnes
      29 15 THE Stock Exchange of Singapore has asked Wearae Brothers Ltd to make a public announcement following a BT article yesterday about Wearnes' taking over an ailing disk-drive company.
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      Faber Merlin in the red, skips interim dividend
      685 15  -  Loss of M$ 1.32 m the first in nearly seven years By RAMESH CHANDIRAMANI FABER MERLIN Malaysia Bhd has turned in a set of red ink figures, the first time in nearly seven years. It is not paying an interim dividend. At
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      Hotel Negara earnings decline 23pc to $942,585
      421 15  -  By CHAN OI CHEE A SHARP decline in earnings in the latter half of last year depressed Hotel Negara Ltd's net profits by 23 per cent to $942,585 (from $1.23 million). The second half of the financial year ended Dec 31, 1984 actually
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      Paruni cuts stake in Shangri-La
      31 15 A SUBSTANTIAL shareholder, Paruni Ltd, has sold 83,000 shares of Shangri-La Hotel Ltd for $191,730, reducing its stake from 16.5 per cent to 16.4 per cent.
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      United Overseas Land braces itself for another tough year
      528 15  -  By NAJEEB JARHOM EARNINGS PER SHARE of United Overseas Land Ltd were reduced to a mere 5.9 cents last year from a record 24.3 cents in 1983. This did come as a surprise to the market in view of the slack
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      APPROVED ISSUES
      34 15 Company BONUS ISSUE Murata On*-for-fiv« Ex-dote Mar 11 Books dose: Mot 18 Von Der Horst On*-for-ten Ex-dot*: Mar 18 Books dos«: Mar 25 Wilkinson One-for-four Ex-date Mar 12 Books dose Mar 22
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      PROPOSED ISSUES
      101 15 Company RIGHTS ISSUE George Town Two-for-one fe $1.00 per shore Landmarks Hldgs One-for-four $100 per share Peak Hua Three-for-two $1.50 per share Sob-divrston of SI por into 2 shores of 50 cents eoch Raleigh One-for-one $1.50 per shore (Bonus entitled to rights) Toshiba One-for-one fe S3 per shore
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      LONDON STOCKS
      955 15 SHARE PRICES yesterday morning were marked easier in line with the fall on Wall Street overnight. At noon, the FT-30 index was up 0.4 points at 1285.8, while the FT-SE 100 was down 2.5 at 967.9. Dealers said the one-for-one rights issue announced by Barclays Bank along with
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      The worst is yet to come'
      242 16 A BRIEF run down on the world economy was given in Parliament yesterday to show that the worst is yet to come for Singapore. But the Economic Development Board could help businesses if it performed a watchdog role to monitor the various "government-influenced" costs,
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      'Give more a chance to take 'O' level exams'
      412 16 GIVE MORE students a chance to try and pass the 4 0' level exams and return to parents the right to decide on their children's education. These were Just two pleas voiced by Mr Sia Khoon Seong, MP for Moulmein. Mr
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      Chiam's sincerity questioned
      216 16 THE SINCERITY of Opposition MP Chiam See Tong was again called into question yesterday. At the same time, Mr Jek Yeun Thong (Queenstown), who made some critical remarks about the government on Tuesday, was chided for his apparent ignorance. Making the rebukes was Mr Yeo Cheow Tong
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      More than 90pc accept compensation
      91 16 MORE THAN 90 per cent of pig farmers who subntitted claims for expenses incurred in putting up waste treatment plants had agreed to compensation by the government. Dr Lee Boon Yang said the Environment Ministry was also working out the compensations for pig farmers affected
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      CPF has enough funds to repay members
      633 16 CUTS IN CPF contributions for older workers and letting market forces set the price of taxi fares and HDB flats were among some ideas which Mr Goh Chok Tong "threw up" yesterday. In his maiden parliamentary speech as the First Deputy Prime Minister,
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      Jaya accuses Jeya of half truths on human rights
      467 16 A SECOND ATTACK was launched against propagators of "half-truths and untruths" when Professor S Jayakumar, following the footsteps of Mr S Rajaratnam, intervened yesterday to put parliamentary criticism in its proper place. The target this time was opposition member J B
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      No more street hawkers by early next year
      181 16 STREET hawkers would no longer exist by early next year. Dr Lee Boon Yang, speaking in his capacity as Parliamentary Secretary (Environment), said there were now only 546 hawkers on the streets. They would be housed by the end of this year
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    Trading in shares of Wheelock suspended
    415 16  -  By TERESA LIM Hongkong Correspondent TRADING in the shares of Wheelock Marden and its subsidiary Wheelock Maritime International was suspended in the Hongkong market yesterday. This action followed the suspension earlier on the London Stock Exchange when Wheelock Maritime announced it was on the
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      Lock icon A shield against VDT radiation
      40 16 UPI TWO COMPANIES in the US and Canada have demonstrated what they said was the first transparent filter to shield video display terminal users from low-frequency radiation emitted from the screen of their terminals. UPI
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      Lock icon Taiwan banks to the rescue
      51 16 Reuter TAIWANESE BANKS have agreed to offer loans to more than 100 companies crippled by a major bank scandal involving the finaneially-trouhled Cathay group. Government sources said depositors withdrew more.than US$55O million in a run on two Cathay group banks in the past three weeks.
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      Lock icon A voting experience for HK
      70 16 UPI HONGKONG experimented with an unprecedented taste of democracy yesterday as voters chose 237 district representatives in the British colony's first territorywide election for local government boards. Election officials predicted some 32 per cent of the 1.3 million registered voters would turn out to select
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      Lock icon Iraq shells two Iranian cities
      40 16 UPI IRAQ shelled the Iranian cities of Dezful and Aba dan yesterday, killing at least five people and injuring 70. Iran reacted by vowing to "turn Iraq into a hell of fire and devastation". UPI
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      Lock icon Broke law to save life
      39 16 UPI SURGEONS trying to save a dying man violated US federal law on Wednesday by implanting an unapproved artificial heart that kept him alive 11 hours until they found a human donor heart. UPI
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      Lock icon Canada to assess UN
      42 16 UPI CANADA has no immediate plans to follow the US lead and withdraw from UNESCO, but will assess the UN organisation and decide what action to take if no changes are made, Canada's Ambassador to the UN said.
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    Lock icon Taiwan offering loans to HK Chinese
    94 16 AFP TAIWAN will offer long-term loans of up to U*****,000 to each Hongkong Chinese who plans to buy property on the island. The Finance Ministry said yesterday it has instructed all financial institutions to provide 15-year loans, with a maximum of $125,000 each, to
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    Dow Jones lower
    70 16 WALL STREET stock prices were sharply lower in early trading yesterday as investors bailed out before the afternoon's money supply figures. The Dow Jones industrial average was down nearly six points to under 1275 after only 15 minutes of trading. Losers held a two-to-one lead over gainers.
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      11 16 Parliament reports by RICHARD SEAH, MONICA GWEE and CHUANG PECK MING
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      54 16 Outlook for today: Goudy; showers in several areas in the afternoon. Report for 24 hours prior to 7 30pm on March 7 at the airport: Maximum temperature 28.4.' Associated humidity 82 Minimum temperature 23.6 Associated humidity 92 Hours of sunshine 1.20 Rainfall in millimetres 0.4 Roinfoll this month 34.1 Rainy
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      Aussie council wants CAFs to be removed
      249 17  -  By Kingsley Wood THE Australian Shippers' Council and exporting organisations are stepping up their campaign to have currency adjustment factors (CAFs) remove from freight rate structures. The council for sometime has pressed to have CAF firmly fixed during the periodical rate negotiations with
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      Jobarco gears up for more projects
      454 17  -  By LINDA CHEE NEWLY-incorporated Jobarco Shipbrokers has made an encouraging start in the Asia-Pacific area, despite the shipping recession. The company said that within the first week of operation, it completed a fixture for a Dutch company to ship 17,000 tonnes of fertilisers from
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      866 17 Shipping Um 1 Pap* Col Afea VI 3 Ahrenkiel Liner V 4 AC Toepfer X 1 Alpha trans VI 4 Arvdeka Shpg VI 1 ANL 1 1 Antoh Onent Line X 1 APC Line V 4 APL 4 Arrow Lines X 4 ASCL 1 Asiobroker V 5
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        41 17 Reuter THE Australia Middle East Gulf Conference said its war risk insurance surcharge will rise to 6.75 per cent from 6.19, effective March 19. The surcharge applies on freight rates to all Gulf ports except Muttrah (Mina Qaboos). Reuter
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        Westbound rate
        57 17 SHIPPING conferences covering the trade between India, Pakistan and Bangladesh to Europe say the westbound tariff rate will be increased by 10 per cent from May 1, the first rise in five years. The conference lines said they have not yet finalised the westbound bunker surcharge that will
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        121 17 Seatrade Week THE Japan Shippers' Council has sent a letter to the Far Eastern Freight Conference asking for the introduction of volume discount incentives in the Europe trade. The council expects some concessions this time. The conference had previously turned down its requests on the grounds that
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      177 18 TMR/ITN AS CONGRESS slowly grapples with the budget presented by President Reagan, Rep Mario Biaggi, like an unwanted Santa Claus says his bag of bills relating to the maritime industry is attracting little interest. The champion of the maritime industry, however, remains insistent on getting the
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      Lock icon India sets up committee
      130 18 Lloyd's Ports Bulletin THE government of India has set up a Major Ports Reforms Committee to examine the possibility of providing a unified port authority for all the major ports in the country. The new committee is headed by Mr DD Sathe. The terms of reference
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      Lock icon Increased use of self-unloading ships
      1166 18 Lloyds' Ports Bulletin International SELF-UNLOADING ships are now becoming more widely used, not only in North America but also in Asia. It is clear that their advantages and disadvantages should only be considered within the context of a complete transportation and handling package rather than
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      LONDON FREIGHTS
      1872 18 CHARTERING remained rather subdued on the i freight market on Wednes- s day with rates generally showing small irregular 1 movements where changed, 1 shipbrokers said. 1 Featuring the grain sec- 1 tor was the first openly re- 1 ported fixture for the new shipping season out of
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      Damages awarded to ship charterer
      234 19  -  By Kingsley Wood WESTERN Australia's longest legal action against a newspaper has ended. Australian Ocean Line Pty Ltd, charterer of the cruise ship Dalmacija has been awarded damages of A 5125.000 against West Australia Newspapers Ltd. Justice Toohey of the Federal Court sharply criticised a
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      394 19 FT TOUGHER action against the spread of restrictions in world shipping and greater freedom to provide shipping services in the European Economic Community have emerged as the twin elements of a new shipping policy proposed by the European Commission. The policy document has been sent to
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      Lock icon Decline in Consafe's profits
      173 19 FT PRE-TAX profits plunged sharply at Consafe, the world's largest owner of offshore accommodation platforms, in 1964 due to poor market conditions. The poor trading conditions is expected to persist and produce a loss this year. The pre-tax result declined from SKr 406 million to SKr
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      Lock icon Japan may take action against Philippine policy
      188 19 AFP JAPAN may take retaliatory measures against a Philippine cargo reservation policy on shipments of logs from that country if the Manila government fails to revoke its plan to discriminate Japanese log carriers, Transport Ministry sources said. The sources, however, said the ministry
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      Suez urged to reduce tolls
      71 19 THE independent tanker organisation, Intertanko, has asked the Suez Canal Authority to reduce tolls for vessels being towed through the canal for scrapped. Intertanko hopes that a reduce tariff will encourage the demolition of obsolete vessels. The complex calculation for rates is often seen as
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      Lock icon Tenders to operate Sattahip
      138 19 Reuter THE state-owned Port Authority of Thailand (PAT) said it invited Thai and foreign investors to bid for a franchise to operate Sattahip deep sea port southeast of Bangkok. PAT senior official in charge of the port, vice Admiral Vichit Pichaikul says public tenders will be
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      CONSORTIA
      193 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.
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      SHIPPING LIST where your ships are due...and when
      2592 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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      CONTAINER SCHEDULES
      651 25 CONTAINER TERMINAL RECEIVING OF EXPORT FCL CONTAINERS AND LCL CARGO Ship Voy Arrival dote/time Operator Godws for LCL cargo FCL movement schedule Location CR Librevil Prasetia Takari II L Srimani Thana Bhum E Glory Supanya Sov Accord Ned V Noort Maersk Mango Ratu Konsort Hakata Maru Monte Ruby
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      Who acts for whom...
      1852 25 The leading shipping lines operating from local ports and their agents. A-B tFEA African Shipping Agen. les iS> Wro K.uri.sl* linf Transgroup 1 S i Ahrenkiel liner Service Kim Shpg iSi Alfred C Toepler Oreanus Shipping Agen cies i S i Manntex Enterprise i PK t
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      376 26 Vessel AT CONVENTIONAL WHARVES Berth Agent Arrival Departure KEPPEL WHARVES Infra Kota Banteng Raj Brooke Song Cam Kota Singa Ravldas Stolt Heron Str Hope Waalekerk K30 K31 K24E K20 K32 K36 K29 K24E K12 Botany Bay PIL SSPL NAPL PIL R Jumbhoy S Nielsen SSPL N-EAC alongside
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      446 17 k k Published by f TIMES BOOKS INTERNATIONAL Times Centre 1 New Industrial Road Spore 1953 Tel: *****44 A mei*oei of t*e times otgcynsaton Ss6 50 SELF-UNLOADING ships are now becoming more widely used in Aeia 11 TOUGHER action against the spread of restrictions in world shipping LONDON Freights CONSORTIA
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      326 17 UNITED ARAB SHIPPING CO (SAG) uUASC iTMmnx:uiim^:i.Hm,iwMV>.-rivr. ,n:«mfana» SEALORD SHIPPING AGENCIES 70 Shenton Way 04-02 C Marina Houae Singapore Tel *****94 Tel#»■ No RS?S4i9 CFS office TPC 03 JO Tel *****31 and *****32 Terminal office TPC 03 29 Tel No *****90/*****93 NATIONAL LK EXPRESS FULL CONTAINER SERVICE V ROM JAPAN
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      1055 17 Available at aH Good Bookshopc Tlfi Times IIIL? Distributors MAERSK LINE XPORT TO USA. EUROPE. MIDDLE EAST. WEST AFRICA ASIA TO l l\A< '!> H (ill I AII \NIl( K AST AN AI »A I\l AM >I'(UN I: •&WOKL aOSHG IMS Ii i HKI < ill M IK )1.1 ANM
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      327 18 YAMASHITA-SHINNIHON LINE CONTAINER SERVICES USA/CANADA ttORY net m FMB.T MX Pacific South W*st Pacific North Waat Feeder at Tokyo Mrthcr VSI LA/LB OAK P. ARROW 1/4 11/4 P ARROW 1/4 11/4 1. APOUO 22/4 25/4 J. APOLLO 22/4 25/4 Feeder at Kobe Matter VS. SAT ¥C S BCtSHU 10/4 11
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      246 18 jgupercarrier Service Lajng.'iL_«gga NEXT ARRNAIS. BARK ft TOMSK RG 12/3 BARKR TEXAS 18/3. BARKR PERSEUS 27/3 BARKR PRIAM 7/4 TO: CALIFORNIA PANAMA US ATLANTIC US GULF E. CANADA BARBOt TONSKKt BARBER TEIASt BARKR POSUSt TAh. Kcapta* cortn tar IMa (MLB). J. Fra«««. (MM Stacktan San D»p w L Anf«« TO:
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      854 19 The Straits Steamship Group Mansfield Container STRAIT; Shipping PteLtd Biwffpwtt OC!L Overseas Containers Limited comtaroshp srawcf to/from bah« STRAITS SHIPPING Singapore to Sabah, Sarawak, Brunei Ports and Bangkok CONTAINERSHIP SERVICE TO UK CONTINENT OSAKA BAT LIVERPOOL BAT TCMTO MT t; CONT AINERSHIP SERVICE FROM UK/CONTINENT PEGASUS MM* ft CASUS HHK
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      739 19 Franco Belgian Services r*> tu. y-r*.* (MEMBER OF ACE CONSORTIUM) SEVEN SEAS HH II Mar 12 Mv 1 KOREAN lACUN 17 Mar 1) Ms I TtANSMORLD Kfi 24 Mar X Mar IS CMM CONTUO 3 Apr (II Apr) 22 muhere P* Dates "Acaled Bf ackers carpi STORE r*ELAN6Ie hml tan
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      617 20 u Hapag-Lloyd EXPORTS TO CONTINENT/UK On carriage to Scandinavia, Med, Carribean &S. America Wand haulage to inland destinations in Europe Mosri Eipress Endurance Mar Eipress Endurance Mosel Eipress Elbe Eipress ChaAenjei Independent Chalenfer Alster Eipress Mar re' Neser Eipress N Coral Cup net. Img in Kobe 11 Ccinnecl-ng m Kaostininj!
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      344 20 M S LINE FULLY CONTAIN ERISED SERVICE TO EUROPE VIA SUEZ 1 Merr**t th ct Contorts S pore PKHa«t lleHane dam Estowe Hburj Antwerp SEVEN S€AS BROCE 49N KOREAN JACEJW ?SN TRANS WORLD BRDGE 24N CHMA CONTAINER 29* KOREAN CHANCE ?1W 10 3 1? 3 1/3 19 3 24 3
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      584 20 thong soon AGENCIES PTE. LTD. *09-07. ROBINA HOUSE. S PORE 0106 TEL: *****88 TELEX: RS ***** BOOKING: *****56 (OIRECT LINE) SINGAPORE TO PENANG ETA ETD DESTINATION KIM SOON LI InPort 12 Mar Penang 16 Mar 19 Mar Penang SINGAPORE TO KUCHING •EQUATOR 12 Mar •EQUATOR IV 17 Mar 15 Mar
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      821 20 o EVERGREEN Full Container Service Round-The-World East Bound Service (FE/CARIB/USEC/EURO/W.MED./FE) also accepting cargo io 1) PROVOENCE NNARK SAVANNAH BOSTON PNEADELPNA NORFOLK IACKSONVALE MIMMGTON ETC 3) CRISTOBAL BAIBOA PANAMA CITY COION SAN MAN SANTO DOMNGO ,c <«.. o«.««—-B-ta- Round-The-World West Bound Service (FE/W.MED./EURO/USEC/CARIB/FE) uso acceptmg lcl fa t Fa/ra to GOTHENBURG
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      314 20 Vi as I NOSE MARITIME PTE LTD ISLAMIC REPUBLIC OF IRAN SHIPPING LINES IRANIAN SERVICES Lo«tn| (or 8 Abbas. B Khomein PORT HUANG PINANG SWOSf MARITIMf PT€ lID lEI ***** M 7 4 *****70 MAIOSE MARIIMI SDN BHD W *****2 3 MALAYSIA TRADf TRANSPORT ITO let ***** t ***** KYOWA
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      876 21 >, rnuaj, mareu o, V\v PACIFIC INTERNATIONAL LINES PIL Building, 140 Cecil Street, 03-00 Singapore 0106 Tel: *****33 EAST AFRICA/REDSEA SERVICES VESSEL KOTA SINGA KOTA PUSAKA KOTA WANGSA KOTA WUAYA KOTA SALAM KOTA JAVA VOYAGE E-SSI E-553 E-555 E-557 E-559 E-561 HONGKONG SINGAPORE LOADING FOR: Sid lnPt-11/3 MUKALLA, HOOEIOAH. JEOOAH.
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      732 21 BENLINE CONTAINERS EXPRESS CONTAINER SERVICE TO/FROM EUROPE STMTS I EUROPE EUROPE STRAITS FROM EUROPE HAM B HAVEN It DAM HAVRE UK PKEIANG SPORE FOR CarAfan Ban Saied SaM SaM SaM SaM 11/3 12/3 HKC TNN Otaka Bay SaM SaM M SaM SaM It/3 11/3 HRC.TNM Liverpool Bay SaM SaM SaM
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      668 21 DJAKARTA LLOYD INDONESIAN NATIONAL LINF Far East S'oore Service Fti Container Vessel. Bui an Yokohama Kobt K ion«u[ MonponjS port If Prat <*0 CON* *17 24/2 27/2 21 2 3/3 5/3 12/3 11/3 WEST BOUND S«w» Tfcur* Aonterdaai Hbt»f Antatrp 5/4 4/4 11/4 17/4 I PUfkBANG 9-12/3 5/4 </4 U/4
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      547 21 BOUSTEAD SHIPPING AGENCIES m BURMA FIVE STAR (Bunnese National Line) Loadmf for Ranfoon Myomaywa VB5 In Pt/8 Mar Htoneywa V2OO 10/12 Mar 25/26 Phashwefyawywa V 251 14/15 Mar Pa-an VBl 20/23 Mar BANK LINE EXPRESS SEHI-CONTAHER SERVICE TO UK/CONT SPORE R'DAM HULL HMBG MEADOWBANK Soiled 1 Apr 5 Apr 8
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      1165 22 K KAWASAKI KISEN KAISHA, LTD. USA CANADA PACIFIC COAST (Inclndißg DESTINATIONS INLAND vU IPI MICROBRIDGE A MINILAND BRIDGE) 7^T U MOTHER VESSEL STORE PKLG PENANG STORE T/S PORT MONTE RUBY W27 TOWER BRDGE V 34 6 Mar 7 Mar 9 Mar 10 Mar (KL) 18 Mar LIONS GATE BRDGE *32
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      598 22 SJ If CALIFORNIA/PACIFIC NORTH WEST SERVICE EXPRESS CONTAINER/REEFER/BULK SERVICE Loading tor lOS ANGEIES SAN FRANCISCO SEATTLE TACOMA VANCOUVER BC Acceptmf FCI FCt Containers AUSTRALIA EXPRESS CONTAINER SERVICE Accepting FCI FCI Containers RAVIOAS WSHVA KAUMUOt RAMOAS KABIRDAS n26 Mai 27 28 Mar 17 18 Apr lb Mar 22 Mar 30 Mar
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      491 22 SANKO ASIA FROM JAPANESE PORTS ANO HONGKONG 1 YAMASUGI MAHU 2 FUKUUKI MARU 3 REGENT RUTH 4 UNON TRADER 5 EDO MARU i SUN CANNA 7. NPfO MARU Sqjpwe 12/14 Mar 14/16 Mar 11/20 Mar 11/20 Mar 20/22 Mar 24/20 Mar 29/31 Mar PKHatif 10/11 Mar 17/11 Mar 10/17 Mar
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      490 22 "If INTRASEA (PTE) LTD. 10 Anson Road «27 16 Internationa 1 P a/a Singapore 0207 Tel *****1 M 1 0 L.nesl tfOAASM'IIJff <► BREAKBULK SERVICE TO EUROPE/UK S parc P Ketone lMdn( tor SAN EDUARDO *****02 to Nrl 12/3 ROTT/ANT/U.K. (AVOW) IS SEAWOOD AND R.M.Z. S pore P KeUng Loadtof
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      752 23 NEPTUNE ORIENT LINES LTD FAR EAST/EUROPE FULLY CONTAINERISED SERVICE TO EUROPE/UK (VIA SUEZ): S S BRDGE 49W K lACEJM 28W TW BRDGE 24N C CONTAINER 29*.... K CHANCE 21W HK CONTAINER 44W.. Also accepting cargo to/from Scandinavia SS BRIDGE S'pore Closing Times: FCL Cargo 0300 10/3 FROM EUROPE (VIA SUEZ)
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      551 23 HEUNG-A SHIPPING Korean Flag Vessels SEMI-CONTAINERISED DIRECT SERVICE TO: P. KELANG. PENANG. BUSAN. INCHON VtssH No t Daum,M2N No t Doum J0» N# 7 Own M3N No 9 Dwdi MM MCHON BUSAN 1/4 14/4 H/4 */S awMi swwr no doium mis on i/j/k <m iwomki gon n/it <«n SPIWI li,l
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      782 23 SINSOV SINGAPORE SOVIET SHIPPING CO PRIVATE LTD SINSOV BUHDMG 55. Market Street Singapore 0104 Telephone Numbers *****3 (15 Lines) Cable Address SINSOV SINGAPORE Telei Numbers RS 213*0 RS ***** RS ***** P KELANG M/S SHARMAT NAM SOON SON BHD IST AND 2ND FLOOR NO 1 I ALAN CEMPL NING PORT
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      52 23 SIM SWEE JOO SHIPPING SDN BHD i EXPRESS TO BINTULU t. Kebnf Pen** far SMO LONE MTU Vay 71 to Nrt BnMu. Hn CONTAINERISED SERVICE MBUM JAY* »»y 44 ta Part Kucha* Sfcu ftnMu. Mn Agents: JAMB AT AN MERAH SDN. BHD P. Kelang: *****6/7 K L. *****7 *****1 Penang
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      593 24 v. Etej|i«mal 4'oiitsiini'r Lines *fISjSSSj 3 Sailings Weekly (LjefluliP Reliable Regular Punctual Berthing P S.A Mon. Wed Sat I HINODE RISEN CO LTD I I.TKA HKAW 1.11-T \KKIKH SINGAPORE ISLANDS LINE L«dn| for Pt. Lmb, Reunion, Tamatave, Durban. Montana. Daressalam IM Vgß DEUTFRACHT/SEEREEDEREI ROSTOCK FORTMKHTLY FULL CONTMNER SERVICE TO WKtt
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      164 24 m Regional Weather I A 'A r* m 2b^v 1 fc< m m >* 35 2/ °C cr 1 Wind direction with speed in knots Wave height SIGNIFICANT WEATHER AND SEA CONDITIONS AT 7.30 A.M. THIS MORNING. LEGEND: R. Thunderstorm Temperature °C 3tow<r Weather Wind direction with speed in knots
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      192 25 WALTER LINES Loading d»ect for:- S' pore Loading for Fuji II 14/3/85 Calcutta Thai Star 12/3/85 Bombay Booking Agent: ZOSMG SMPPMG CO PTE LTD 1 North Bridge Road. No 12-06 High Street Centre Bldg Singapore 0617. Tel: *****77/8, *****38. *****46 Tlx RS ***** A/B: WEISHP BOHLER SHIPPING PTE.LTD 137, Market
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      260 25 m OCEANRING MARINE PTfe LTO 140 CECIL STREET 110-03 PH. BUILDING TELE* RS ***** OWING CAME AOO OCEANWNO SINGAPORE 0108 TEL- 22M»11 (S LINES) CHITTAGONG SERVICE VSI NAME ETA THREE STAR 1 In Port LOADING FOR CNTTAGONG THE NEW STRAITS SWUNG CO PTE LTD TEL: *****07/ *****22 iULAR SERVICE TO
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      364 25 GOOD HARVEST LINES CONCORD LINES REGULAR CONVENTIONAL LINER SERVICES VOT EU fit) 10A0MC fOR CONCORD ANGEL 3/IS 25/3 21/3 CHFTTAGONG CONCORD BONNE 2/«5 12/3 15/3 CHTTAGONG •Also Kccpt. Wnom Pwh. Bon*ay CONCORD MARINE PTE LTD 7 Km* #03-21. T* *****31 (3 Latt) la** '1» CMphi (02M) Ik: *****3 CHSMP Nedlloyd
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      165 25 LIZENA PTE LTD T«fe *****67, *****68 T«tox: R*****1 ETA ETD Loadhg for MEKONG VtirrUK 10/3 17/3 Hmm P«* TBN 10/3 17/3 HkMm* CKy S» SABANG fa Port 9/3 Donai SMAJtMEGA 9/3 15/3 ftfcjn Bm SCTWCt TO EAST KAUfIAMTAH (MOTOIA FLAG) PROMPT SHIPPNK LINE SA. IK CULM MOMTHT LOO SQtWCE TO
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      313 26 I EAST ASIA LINE (Malaysian htaq) MT fl BttWMd M'SIA/ S'PORE/INDIA rju*. M«H 21/3 22/3 24/3 NOA PfXTMM 21/3 2t/3 30/3 KOUR JAPAN/STRMTS/MPAN SERVICES lin 21/3 2C/3 EAST ASM SHTPMG SON. BHD TEL: *****2/36 TLX: MA ***** JALAL UK Ki. T«fc *****1/53SU0 Rat/Kobe/ Yokohama S'pore Afents: SEAGULL MAMNE Tel: *****11
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      289 26 '/HTTT^/T! Stepping (Singapore) private limited NVOCC DIRECT SERVICE m TRASIA CONTITM TRASTATE IV RST 3 SEAL I SEAL I DESTN HONGKONG/TOKYO/KOBE MU/wn/HBe LA/SF/NEW YORK DARNM/SYD/MELB BKK UNGANG/WG/KEELUNG/BUSAN EUROPE/FAR EAST LINER SERVICE Fe'-fljßiHiisimmi NVOCC HEAD OFFICE TOKYO Service to ond from USA, Conodo, For East Europe Competitive Rote* Excellent Service Reliable
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      551 26 C.Y. LINE (A M*mb«r Of Th« ACE Consortium) CHO YANG SHIPPING CO. LTD FULLY CONIMKREED SBtWCt 10 ElltOK (VIA StlZ) i pmt PK«tm sewn sus Btra <m 10/3 12/1 lIXM MOM m 17/3 l»/3 TIU6NORID MDtt 24* 24/3 20/3 am annuo m j/« 4/4 ItHvit llw FtIMN H'tMl Bi«n Mwtrp
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      792 26 SCOMPAMA PEMMNA K VAPOREES (CP.V.) 5 "PERUVIAN STATE LINE" g loadiry toi Ca*ao Matiiaru Do and all other Peruvian ports until transhipment it Kobe jKt 0 On CPV Through Mi ot lading to Imal destination W. HUGHVOtfTT MANOLOEVERETT OfCVDttTT P. KeUnf 20/22 Mar 30/31 Mir 12/14 Apr Smtaporet 23/24 Mar
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      373 26 ZIM NON-CONFERENCE fOEFOCEWT FULL CONTABII SOURCE kc* carton to USA East I Vtot Ceast. CjnMua and East M ZIM EUAT CONTAINER LINE Span Eb< Tnnte lop« taw *mm M ICJOUHC It Mar 29 Iter Apr I Apr (Apr 12 Apr 2MOUI 7 Apr 21 Apr 3D Apr INq 2lip 5
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