The Business Times, 24 October 1985

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    12 1 BUSINESS TIMES M.C. (P) No. 99/1/85 THURSDAY, OCTOBER 24, 1985 75 CENTS
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    Republic's economy lost ground in third quarter
    334 1 THE ECONOMY continued to lose ground in the third quarter of 1985 and business sources in Singapore are now predicting openly that following the fall to a 0.6 per cent marginal growth in the first half, the latest three months have brought a
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    Lock icon Asean tourism centre in KL
    42 1 Bemama A PERMANENT Asean Tourism Information Centre will be established in Kuala Lumpur next year to coordinate tourism promotional efforts in member countries. The centre will ensure the smooth functioning of activities to promote tourism in Asean.
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    Accountants wage war of honour
    658 1  -  UK publisher taken to task over articles alleging poor standards By AMY BALAN THE WAR OF WORDS being fought between the Singapore Society of Accountants and a UK publisher over articles alleging poor standards in Singapore is escalating. The SSA considers it "a battle of
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    Makers of corrugated boxes come under fire over price-fixing
    380 1 THE CONTROL of supply and prices for corrugated boxes by major manufacturers has drawn more criticism from their customers. "A ridiculous situation," complained one buyer of corrugated boxes, who said his supplier was now dictating terms to him. He said he
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    Emporium Holdings lays off another 200
    432 1 A FURTHER 200 employees have been retrenched by Emporium Holdings, half of them executives, in a move which will result in annual savings of $2.5 million. The latest exercise means that the staff strength of the company will have been reduced by about 40
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    STOCK MARKET
    89 1 A SCRAMBLE ta ewer «hart pa> stttaas la Mine reeeatly-fctt toeml ud Malaysiaa laaaea triggered all a haytag spree which lilted the Stagapare staekmarket higher yesterday. Stacks saeh aa Hame, KFC, Magaam aad GIH all Beared daa-Me-dlglt galas yesterday, while meat laaaea were eeaflaed wlthia aarraw marglaa. The
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    Chairman of Singapore Petroleum leading a team to China
    426 1  -  By LOH HUI YIN IN HIS ROLE as the chairman of the Singapore Petroleum Company, Attorney-General Tan Boon Teik is spearheading a visit to Beijing to secure more Chinese crude oil processing deals. The fact that Mr Tan is leading the
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    Lock icon Marcos to allow observers
    104 1 NYT PRESIDENT MARCOS has agreed to permit American observers at the Philippine elections in 1906 and 1967, and to relax his control over the Philippine military. According to American senator Paul Laxalt, who reported to President Reagan on Tuesday regarding his informal diplomatic mission to the
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      289 1 mm SHARE INFORMATION MONEY EXCHANGES RAW MATERIALS AIRCRAFT SCHEDULE CROSSWORDS TV A RADIO DOONESBURY BRISTOW OUR VIEW THE FORTIETH ANNIVERSARY of the United Nations Charter today will necessarily remind people of the organisation's failure to achieve all that it set out to do. But an organisation can be only as
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  • HOME NEWS
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      Building maintenance buoyant
      532 2  -  By JEFFREY TSANG BUILDING MAINTENANCE and repair is one area of the construction industry with a bright future. Last year, this sector of the industry grew by 20 per cent and a minimum 35 per cent increase has been forecast for the next five years. In 1983,
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      Best Holidays set to ride out the bad times
      421 2  -  By JAIME LYE DRAWING ON THEIR bitter experiences with previous consortia, several travel agents have formed their own association to help them withstand the bad times. "Best Holidays", made up of seven small- to medium-sized travel agents covering different areas of
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      Local don to take part in Stanford cancer work
      381 2 A LOCAL university don will be involved in cancer research with specialists at the Stanford University Medical Centre under the first Overseas Cancer Research Fellowship Award given by the Singapore Cancer Society. Associate Professor Tan Yew 00, from the National University
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      Teachers invited to apply for scholarships
      149 2 THE MINISTRY of Education is inviting applications from trained teachers for Master's Degree scholarships overseas. Those applying for the 1986 scholarships must specialise in one of the following areas: testing and measurement; education technology; curriculum development and instruction; reading education and education administration. The
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      Tourist board to embark on eight more sales missions
      346 2 THE SINGAPORE Tourist i Promotion Board (STPB) has lined up eight sales missions for next year. These are part of the more aggressive approach adopted by the STPB, following the tourism task force's recommendation last year and the arrival of Dr
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      Computer manual seminar
      220 2 EXPERTS AT writing computer programs will be among those to learn a different type of writing skill how to write manuals for computer users. A three-day seminar on the subject will be conducted by Hewlett Packard next month. The seminar, open to all developers of computer software
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      Talking about rent control
      137 2 THE QUESTION of whether the government will abolish rent control in line with the liberalisation of rules and regulations to promote entrepreneurship is to be raised by by Dr Wang Kai Yuen (Bukit Timah) during the next sitting of Parliament on Oct 31. He will also
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      Service for Hennings
      59 2 A MEMORIAL SERVICE, will be held for Mr John' Dunn Hennings, the British High Commissioner in Singapore, next Tuesday Mr Hennings was Higfr-. Commissioner from until his retirement in ***** He died on Oct 7. The 6pm service will be*.' held at St George's Church, Minden Road.
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      When they knock on the EDB door..
      464 3  -  By BOEY KIT YIN THE TYPICAL small company taking advantage of the aid provided by the Economic Development Board makes metal products, possesses less than $1 million in fixed assets, sells less than $3 million annually and employs less than 50 workers. This
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      Identifying opportunities in Indian electronics
      181 3 A CLEARER PICTURE of the state of India's electronics industry will be presented at a seminar to be held tomorrow. The seminar, on market opportunities for electronics in India, is jointly organised by the Indian High Commission and the Trade Development Board. "It is organised
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      Lasers finding their way into industries
      319 3 THE LASER HAS FOUND its way into industries as diverse as printing and entertainment, with 40 companies in Singapore now putting the beam to work. It is also considered a "healing beam" with useful medical applications. But laser equipment has been accepted with caution
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      Mechanisation to help the civil service save $77m
      438 3  -  By GOH YEE LING THE CIVIL SERVICE will save about $77 million with the introduction of mechanised and automated systems since 1982. The savings will accrue over an eight-year period, which is the average economic lifespan of the equipment. Finance Minister Dr
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      Computers and money
      144 3 THE ROLE OF computers and technology in the financial marketplace will be explored in a forthcoming exhibition and conference next month. Conference organiser lIR Exhibitions said it expected a very good response for the Computers in Finance conference scheduled for Nov 11-13 at the Hyatt Regency Hotel.
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      Sneak preview of the fully automated office
      169 3 GLIMPSES OF A modern civil service can be obtained from Office Productivity '85, which features more than 50 exhibitors with their latest microcomputers, software packages, laser printers, electronic workstation networks and computerised systems. The stars of the show are a full-scale mock-up of
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      142 3 People who know fly direct to San Francisco and Dallas from Kuala Lumpur. i 1 iliiUMilPllMi z&V "i V H§i f| i Wk>: A.; >: -v- IL- U H&" v"J"v fe r /;> Il Join the people who know and fly America's 1 airline across the Pacific. From Kuala Lumpur,
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  • BANKING AND FINANCE
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      Lock icon MP calls for inquiry into JMB collapse
      505 4 FT ALLEGATIONS THAT members of the Bank of England staff were involved in illegal and fraudulent activities in relation to the collapse of Johnson Matthey Bankers (JMB) have been made by Mr Brian Sedgemore, a Labour MP. In a House of Commons motion
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      Lock icon Dealers divided over NZ interest rates
      241 4 Reuter MONEY MARKET dealers are divided over the direction of New Zealand interest rates following a drop of more than one percentage point in government stock and 90-day commercial bill rates since last week. Rates for long-dated government stock maturing March 1991 fell to
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      Lock icon Simex
      330 4 BA Futures BOOSTED BY the prospect of continued short supply of Treasury issues, Eurodollar futures yesterday gapped up from Tuesday's close in Simex but lower than IMM's close. After opening at 91.81, the December contract traded between 91.81 and 91.84 in quiet trading ahead of the economic data last
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      Gold
      242 4 HONGKONG: GOLD closed little changed from the New York finish in fairly active trading. The metal closed at U*****.20/60 an ounce compared with the $327.30/80 finish in New York and $326.70/327.10 in Hongkong on Monday. On the local market, gold rose HK$3 to close at $3,043 a tael. Krugerrand
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      Bank lowers PLR
      33 4 THE SINGAPORE BRANCH of the First National Bank of Chicago said its prime lending rate would be reduced by three-quarters percentage point to 7.75 per cent with effect from today.
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      Money markets
      128 4 THE OVERNIGHT rate on the Singapore interbank money market fell by Vb point from Tuesday to close at 4V« per cent yesterday. The one- and two-month term rates fell by 3/16 point while the three-month term rate was unchanged at 513/16 per cent. S$ Interbank rates at 3pm
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      Lock icon Lawyer tipped to take over HK's top finance post
      123 4 AFP PIERS JACOBS is almost certain to become Hongkong's financial czar next year when current Financial Secretary Sir John Bremridge steps down. According to sources yesterday, a government announcement of the new post for Mr Jacobs, currently the Secretary for Economic
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      Lock icon Higher rates not good for Bonn, says banker
      249 4 Reuter HIGHER WEST GERMAN interest rates would not be appropriate for the economy but present currency factors worked against lower rates, said Bundesbank directorate member Claus Koehler. Lower rates on the West German capital market would undoubtedly help to support the economic
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      Asian $ market
      282 4 Asian market ASIAN dollar deposit rates closed steady at opening levels in quiet trading yesterday. Most operators remained sidelined ahead of the US September consumer price index and durable goods orders data, both due later yesterday. Asian dollar CD rates were unchanged from the morning's levels in quiet trading. One-month
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      Lock icon Italian body backs reserve fund
      113 4 Reuter THE ITALIAN Banking Association (ABI) said its executive committee had given initial backing to plans for a common emergency reserve fund to guarantee private deposits. The fund would have a maximum of 4,000 billion lire available and cover deposits of up to three billion.
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      Forex markets
      1106 4 SINGAPORE THE US DOLLAR closed slightly lower against most major currencies yesterday after fluctuating within a narrow range in quiet late trading due to a lack of fresh factors. The dollar closed a shade softer at 2.6335/45 marks compared with New York's 2.6355/ TO close and at 2.1580/90
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      Foreign Exchange
      264 4 Interbank rotes at 3pm yesterday: Currencm* Nominal 1 rate* Smithaoman Bid Otter Croat parity change Locol dollars to one unit of foreign currency: US dollar 2 1350 2 1360 2 8196 -24 28 Sterling pound Australian dollar ***** ***** 7 3469 -58 31 1 4977 1 5005 3
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      Lock icon Ottawa looks into reports of money laundering
      383 5 UPI THE CANADIAN federal government is investigating reports that Canadian banks are heavily involved in laundering drug money in the Bahamas. Solicitor General Perrin Beatty said in Ottawa on Tuesday that he was checking into a request by the leader of the Bahamas
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      Lock icon Peru against US debt plan
      127 5 Reuter THE PERUVIAN government has denounced US Treasury Secretary James Baker's debt aid plan as a "big stick" designed to prevent unity among developing debtor nations. Prime Minister Luis Alva Castro said in a speech to the Senate that Mr Baker's proposal that creditors handle
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      Lock icon The attraction of bonds
      75 5 Reuter CHINESE enterprises should raise more money through bonds and securities and not rely solely on bank loans. The China Daily said in an editorial yesterday that China was suffering from an acute shortage of credit, so companies must raise more of their own money. The
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      Lock icon World Bank to lend China US$3b over five years
      137 5 Reuter THE WORLD BANK, which opens its first office in Beijing tomorrow, will lend China US$3 billion over the next five years. The New China News Agency quoted Vice-Fi-nance Minister Tian Yinong as saying that the money would be spent on
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      Lock icon Fewer Krugerrands sold
      302 5 AP SALES OF THE Krugerrand, the South African gold coin, have slowed to a trickle this year, even be- fore pledges by the 49-na-tion Commonwealth, the US and other Western na- tions to restrict its importation. Investors' negative redaction to Pretoria's apartheid system of racial segregation had
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      Republic has funds on tap
      733 5  -  By ALVIN TAY SINGAPORE is one of only 25 countries among 119 sovereign countries which have ready access to the world's major capital markets because of its high creditworthiness, according to a survey by Eiuromoaey. But the UK-based financial journal also gave Singapore a lower
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  • OVERSEAS
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      Lock icon Nakasone on how to do business in Japan
      414 6 UPI Reuter PRIME MINISTER Yasuhiro Nakasone of Japan has told American businessmen that they can do a better job of sellin* their products in Japan by putting steering wheels on the right side of their cars and providing instructions written in Japanese.
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      Lock icon India plans new birth control projects
      179 6 AP THE INDIAN GOVERNMENT has recommended two novel insurance and social security plans to help promote birth control in the world's second most populous nation. According to a report published by The Express newspaper on Tuesday, the project is aimed at reducing the current
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      Lock icon Taiwan acts to reduce trade deficit with US
      277 6 UPI TAIWANESE OFFICIALS have announced the purchase of about US$3OO million in American agricultural and industrial products, an effort aimed at lessening the trade deficit with the US. The purchases totalled $317.3 million, including maize, soybeans, tobacco, cigarettes, cotton, orange juice, wheat
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      Lock icon Russia keen on Thai textiles
      132 6 AFP A HIGH-RANKING Soviet trade delegation to Thailand has expressed keen interest in purchasing Thai textile products. It said 280 million Soviet consumers represented a ripe market for ready-to-wear clothing. The delegation, led by Supreme Soviet Vice-President Salimov Akil Oumourzakovitch and Soviet Commerce Minister Vashenko
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      Lock icon Taipei in bid to squash speculation over Cathay
      277 6 AFP TAIWANESE authorities have released documents aimed at killing speculation that high-ranking officials were involved in the country's worst business scandal centred on the Cathay industrial empire. Reports have alleged that Cathay tycoon Tsai Chen-Chou took a portion of a US$75-million loan
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      DAILY AIRCRAFT MOVEMENTS
      776 6 ARRIVALS Operator Service Local time From MAS MAS MAS AC MH603 MH605 MH811 AC858 0905 0930 0940 0940 KUL KUL PEN YYZ/LHR/BOM MAS RBA SIA CPA GIA SIA SIA THAI SIA MAS GIA MAS SIA SIA GIA SIA SIA SIA THAI SIA LUFT THAI GIA CPA MAS
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      Lock icon US business backs call for export subsidies
      497 7 AP REPRESENTATIVES of US exporters have given their support to President Ronald Reagan's request for a further US$3OO million to subsidise sales of American goods in other countries. Efforts are being made to speed the proposal through Congress, according to Democratic representative Eton
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      Lock icon 'Hands across US' scheme to raise funds
      79 7 AFP A 'HANDS ACROSS AMERICA' scheme to form a human chain linking the east and west coasts of the US is planned for next May 25 to raise funds for pover-ty-stricken and homeless people in the country. It is the idea of the
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      Lock icon Debtor countries urged to strengthen private sector
      136 7 AP AN AMERICAN government official has urged debtor countries to give a bigger role to private business and to dismantle "inefficient state enterprises". "An enhanced role for the private sector is essential," Douglas McMinn, the assistant secretary of state for economic and business
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      Lock icon C'wealth leaders pledge to fight terrorism
      343 7 Reuter COMMONWEALTH leaders have condemned all acts of terrorism whether committed by individuals or states and pledged to counter them by all possible means. In a final communique released on Tuesday, at the end of their week-long conference in Nassau, the leaders urged all
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      Lock icon French employers seek cut in corporate tax
      239 7 FT THE FRENCH Employers Federation (CNPF) has proposed a three-year programme of corporate tax cuts to improve the competitiveness of French industry. The new initiative of the CNPF is timed to influence the election manifestos of the political parties which are being finalised
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      Lock icon Alcohol-fuel in Brazil is gentle on exchanges
      98 7 UPI BRAZIL'S campaign to substitute alcohol-fuel for petrol in cars has succeeded in slowing a drain on foreign currency, but costs the government plenty in subsidies, a television station reported. Officials estimate that Brazil's alcohol programme has saved the country US$2 billion a
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    • WORLD IN BRIEF
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        Getting to the head
        48 7 NIPPON Telegraph and Telephone Corp has unveiled a computer system designed to help doctors diagnose the causes of headaches. The system, developed jointly by NTT researchers and Tokyo's Kanto Teishin Hospital, is a support system for doctors with a data base provided by doctors.
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        Living it up
        60 7 AN AMERICAN real estate mogul has paid what is believed to be the highest price on record for a New York apartment US$B.5 million. The agent handling the sale himself earned a commission of more than $500,000. The new acquisition of Mort Zucherman, whose personal fortune is
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        It was a straight deal
        63 7 THE BRITISH government yes- terday denied that it had paid commissions in connection with the proposed sale of 132 Britishmade military planes to Saudi Arabia. An official of the Saudi Defence and Aviation Ministry also denied that commissions had been paid to secure the deal,
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        Lofty dreams
        57 7 PRINCESS Diana and Prince Charles have asked the Royal Australian Air Force to fit a dou-ble-bed in the jet that will take them on the 36-hour flight to Australia this week. The Sun newspaper said yesterday that a team of craftsmen would be installing the double bed in
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        Certain contradiction
        49 7 CANADA, which only last week announced aid of US$9O million to the tobacco industry, said yester- day that it was launching a $1.5million anti-smoking campaign aimed especially at young people. Questioned about the two decisions, Health Minister Jack Epp admitted there was "a certain contradiction" between them.
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        No pin-ups, please
        33 7 AUTHORITIES in Yunnan have banned the printing and sale of "pin-up calendars" along with other "reactionary, obscene and absurd" publications. Yunnan Radio did not say precisely what the calendars depicted.
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        Lock icon Novel request
        56 7 Agencies AN UGANDAN newspaper yesterday proposed that everyone in the East African country abstain from sex for one week starting next Sunday and spend the time in prayer for peace. The Taifa Empya said prayers should be offered for peace and for the souls of the people who
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      Lock icon Weinberger says Moscow has violated Salt II
      636 7 Accusation justifies Reagan's Star Wars programme AP NYT AMERICAN Defence Secretary Caspar Weinberger says that the Soviet Union has begun deploying a new mobile nuclear missile in violation of the Salt n accord, providing fresh justification for President Ronald Reagan's Star Wars programme.
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      176 7 Hongkong Bank opens the door to business opportunities in China. I longkongßank's China Desk c.in help you make inroads into China. Our spcci;il ties and business eonneetKins with that country are more than a eentuiv old. And. m more recent times. we've assisted in the development of more than 2(K»
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  • Page 7 Miscellaneous
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  • WORLD BACKGROUND
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      Lock icon Asean wary of starting trade tiff with US
      577 8 Bernama ASEAN COUNTRIES are wary about starting a tiff with the US on the issue of protectionism. Asean, even if it has, as a regional group, the third largest world population, is too vulnerable to engage the US in a trade confrontation.
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      Lock icon Scepticism over Japanese effort to bolster growth
      614 8 NYT JAPANESE PLANS to spur economic growth, announced with some fanfare early last week, are unlikely to produce as much growth as the government hopes for, say economists and industry specialists in Tokyo. The incentives are Japan's latest responses to increasing world pressure
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      Lock icon Bush picks up the threads of old friendships in China
      768 8 NYT IN A SENSE, George Bush's problems in China last week began with Margaret Thatcher. When Mrs Thatcher was in Beijing last year to sign the agreement under which Britain will return Hongkong to China in 1997, Deng Xiaoping, China's
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      Lock icon A town-meeting of the world in spite of bitter polemics and polarities
      783 8 NYT THE 40TH SESSION of the United Nations General Assembly is being billed as the largest gathering of world leaders in history, and more than 160 presidents and prime minsters, kings and generals, foreign ministers and special envoys
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      84 8 pronounced as "roond ooms shwine" means "around the pig 9 in German There's an epicurean mystery "around the pig" that awaits your discovery. Allow your gourmet palate to discover the delectable taste of pork delicacies served as appetizers, soups and main courses all prepared in true German tradition. For lunch
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      210 8 Leader, Page 10 Why have depreciating value performance? If you purchase your company's executive cars, you tie up valuable corporate capital in a depreciating investment. An executive car worth, say. $57,000 will cost $26,000 in depreciation and running costs (excluding petrol) after just one year! These days, more and more
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      232 9 Canon Who can recirculate your originals and copy onto both sides, sorting 2,500 sheets into fifty sets, i j fs- at a speed of 50 copies per yv turns out either one- or two-sided copies from either type of original up to A3 size. sets, ul minute— Toner Tank Enough
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  • FEATURES
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      Uniting to some purpose
      496 10 IF PEOPLE GET the government they deserve, the world can only get the collective "government" it deserves. The United Nations can be only as good as those who make it. But the test of an organisation is the way in which the whole is more than
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      Turning time to money
      1359 10  -  Satellite links are giving an added dimension to the 24-hour world of finance Outside of the US and London, Singapore is the only place in Asia where banks can get time-critical documents printed using a satellite link-up, reports YAP BOH HOON. YAP BOH HOON A RELATIVELY
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      Thoughts on violins and laksa
      697 10  -  Viewpoint By MAX COMMANDER THERE IS a nice little local restaurant, tucked discreetly round the corner. No, I am not going to disclose its name nor its exact location, simply because we are not in the business of giving free advertisements to local eating houses.
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  • Page 10 Miscellaneous
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      665 10 salaam© CRYPTIC PUZZLE ACROSS 1 Character possibly fired (6) 7 Fruit on the tree tor a day (8) 8 A soft, bad ball (4) 10 He can moke one til-(6) I I Comfort a little chop with a cord (6) 14 Poacher's snack (3) 16 It's bare and possibly dank
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      Bound for Spain
      87 11 SINGAPORE'S two representatives to the Benson Hedges Spanish Open Golf Championship Lim Swee Wah (left) and Poh Eing Chong (right) are seen discussing some final details with Paul McPhail, the marketing services executive of Singapore Tobacco Company, at Changi Airport last Sunday. The two carry the Republic's
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      Lock icon Ashe resigns as US Davis Cup team's non-playing skipper
      248 11 AFP ARTHUR ASHE has resigned as the non-playing captain of the US Davis Cup team, and Stan Smith looks likely to take his place. Ashe, 42, who held the post since 1981, put an end to speculation that his contract would
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      Lock icon Kansas City comes back from the dead
      362 11 AP FRANK WHITE still doesn't feel like a clean-up hitter, and the Kansas City Royals no longer has to worry about being swept in the World Series. "When I hit a home run I'm just as surprised as the next guy," White said.
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      Lock icon Cardinals and Yankees players win award
      194 11 UPI OUTFIELDER Willie McGee of the St Louis Cardinals and first baseman Don Mattingly of the New York Yankees have been named Players of the Year in the National and American Leagues by the Sporting News. Dwight Gooden of the New York Mets was
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      259 11 Reuter AMERICA'S CUP holder Alan Bond has threatened to sink boats from rival syndicates spying on ocean trials of his latest yacht. "People who get too close might get sunk," Bond told reporters in Perth on Tuesday after a weekend incident in which
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      World Cup warm-up for two at Serapong
      445 11  -  Teeing-up with BT By WALTON MORAIS THE BUSINESS TIMES Anniversary golf competition this year will serve as useful practice for the Republic's World Cup representatives, Lim Kian Tiong and Poh Eng Soon. The BT competition, which is the ninth in the series, will
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      435 11 Reuter LASHKARI of Britain, the winner of the inaugural Breeders' Cup turf race last year, is among 15 foreign horses pre-en-tered in the second running of the 12-furlong race on Nov 2 at Aqueduct. The race, which offers a purse of US$2 million,
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  • INTERNATIONAL STOCKS
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      Lock icon Phillips sells more assets to cut debts
      296 12 Reuter 'PHILLIPS PETROLEUM Co said on Tuesday it sold, contracted or agreed in principle to sell additional assets worth US$5OO million. The company also identified an additional $1 billion in assets it plans to sell by mid-1986, including mostly exploration and pro- duction
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      Lock icon Elders silent on bank partners
      190 12 Reuter ELDERS IXL Ltd is not identifying the bulk of the banking partners in its £1.8 billion bid for Allied-Lyons PLC. A spokesman for El- ders's financial advisers Hill Samuel and Co said the London Takeover Panel, which regulates merger activity, was quite happy with
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      Lock icon Wall Street higher in active trading
      288 12 UPI THE US stock market finished higher in active trading on Tuesday, boosted by a stronger bond market, takeover speculation, and stronger-than-expected corporate earnings reports. The Dow Jones industrial average rose 0.22 to 1,364.36. The New York Stock Exchange index rose 0.60 to 108.65.
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      Toronto
      112 12 OCT 22 Abitibi C$ 16* Imp CM Inco Int Prov P^>e 51 15* 42* Alcon 33* IS I8 1 unch Argoen Hldgs Bonk Mont 30* Bonk Novo Scotia Be* Canada 40* unch MoKon A 18* 25* H BP Con Ltd 30 Vi 32* 37* 14* Conpoc 16* 12* -Vt
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      Johannesburg
      174 12 OCT 22 Unisec 560 unch Woolwofth 1295 INDUSTRIALS MININGS 850 3450 -50 165 5 *****6 unch 810 -10 1500 425 -5 BuHek 7700 100 3050 50 9006 1055 -25 ***** C G Smith 2325 10 Cons Murch 1135 -15 CNA 200 De Beers 1450 60 440 15 Dries 5100
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      654 12 OCT 22 US$ Ale on Akjmm AJcoo A»egheny Lud Afced Chem Cp Allied Store* Ahs-Chalmers Am Brands Inc Am Broodcast Am Can Co Am Cyarxxr»d Am Elec Pwr Am Express Am Home Prod Am Motors Cp Am Natural Gas Am Tel Tel Amax Inc Ameroda Hess AAAT Inc
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      897 12 Amsterdam OCT 22 Fb ABN 499 00 -1 94 60 -02 Ahold 265 00 25 ***** 06 AMEV 72 50 15 Amfm 86 00 -02 38 10 -7 9 Boh 475 00 5 Botkohs Bur T«« 101 50 05 Caknd D«A M, 136 50 0 5 Fgh 56
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      398 13 HONGKONG: Stock prices yesterday closed marginally higher as demand for bank and utilities shares overcame an early round of prof it-taking. The Hang Seng index rose 0.65 point to close at 1,666.71 after lagging nearly four points at midmorning. "Utilities and banks were left behind in the market's recent
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      Taipei
      228 13 OCT 23 Al Sincere Indus NT 3 18 21 60 0 13 03 Pacific Cons Pacific Elect Wire 1630 14 15 1 02 03 0 15 0 02 Cathay Cons Chang H»a Bonk Chen Loong Cl»o Hsm Cement Chmo Chem Chmo Dev Chmo Elect Wre Chmo GiJi Ptas 2480
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      Tokyo
      378 13 TOKYO: Share prices eased over a broad front but trading slowed in the afternoon as a waiting mood spread through the market. The market average dropped to its lowest close in two weeks as the average shed 55.35 to 12,946.34 after falling 21.52 on Tuesday and initially opening higher
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      Manila
      134 13 MANILA: Share prices closed mixed in quiet trading. The Commercial and Industrial index rose 1.59 to 181.14 while the mining marker fell 1.93 to 690.18 and Oils remained steady at 0.779. Oriental B rose to 0.015 from 0.014 and PLDT to 37.50 from 37. Acoje Mining fell to 0.001
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      Sydney
      362 13 SYDNEY: Australian sharemarkets yesterday surged to their third consecutive record, spurred by situation stocks, an improved gold sector and interest in BHP. Support for BHP flowed to other leading stocks while all sectors were supported by a scrip shortage. Industrial stocks were overshadowed by resource and metal stocks although
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      Seoul
      95 13 OCT 23 Won Hyundai Const Hyundai Motor 920 900 5 5 Bonk Seoul Choheung Bk 730 715 5 10 KAL Korea Fnl 506 750 -4 unch Commerciol Bk DoeWm knd 758 570 9 -10 Yukong Korea Sh«> 1311 440 -17 5 Daewoo Corp 510 unch Lucky Ltd 646 -9
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      Lock icon Smith Bros to set up in Australia
      93 13 Reuter STOCK JOBBERS Smith Bros PLC said its subsidiary, Smith New Court Ltd, was forming a new corporate member of the Melbourne Stock Exchange, subject to stock exchange permission in London and Melbourne. The new company will be called Smith New Court Australia
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      Lock icon Tokyo buying positions down
      61 13 Reuter THE OUTSTANDING BALANCE of margin buying positions on the Tokyo, Osaka and Nagoya stock exchanges feU 15.5 billion yen to 2,488.3 billion at the end of last week. It was the second consecutive weekly faU. The outstanding balance of selling positions also fell for the
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      Lock icon Minebea fighting to stay Japanese
      375 13 NYT IN JAPAN, a country that usually frowns on hostile takeovers, onlookers have alternately been enthralled and appalled by the takeover saga of Minebea. The Minebea Co, which produces precision ball bearings and electronic parts and counts both the American and Japanese armed forces as
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      Lock icon NYSE chairman optimistic about Tokyo membership
      246 13 AP NEW YORK Stock Exchange chairman John J Phelan said he is optimistic that four to six foreign firms will gain places on the Tokyo Stock Exchange when the exchange expands its membership from 83 to 93 this year. Mr Phelan, starting a five-day
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      Lock icon Asean fertiliser plant to ship its first cargo to India
      142 13 Reuter MALAYSIA'S national oil company, Petronas, has said that the Asean Bintulu Fertiliser (ABF) plant in Sarawak will ship its first cargo of urea around Oct 26. The 15,000 tonnes of urea were sold on an FOB counter-trade basis to
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      Lock icon Johore farm project to serve as a model
      292 14 Bernama THE WEST JOHORE Integrated Agriculture Development Programme (lADP) is to become the model for similar schemes to help smallholders in Perak and Sarawak under the fifth Malaysia plan. Agriculture Ministry secretary-general Datuk Alwi Jantan said the scheme would be implemented in
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      Lock icon US makers of specialty steel hit out at foreign producers
      378 14 UPI THE US specialty steel industry has charged that fraud by foreign producers is undercutting President Reagan's steel import relief programme, contributing to an actual increase in imports since the imposition of restraints. Industry officials said on Tuesday that many
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      PALM OIL
      150 14 THE MALAYSIAN crude palm oil market reversed its early trend to close slightly lower on renewed selling and late profit-taking yesterday. Dealers said that prices had earlier extended overnight rises, prompted by firmer Chicago soy oil futures. In the Oct position, central and south regions ended Mss and
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      Lock icon Japanese crude oil imports higher
      108 14 Reuter JAPAN'S crude oil imports last month rose 37.3 per cent over a year ago to 100 million barrels. The International Trade and Industry Ministry said yesterday that compared with the previous month, the September imports represented an increase of 3.2 per cent. Imports from
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      TEXTILES
      147 14 Yam Cotton cloth (In HKS per bole of 400 lb) (per piece, 36 inch by 40 yds) Chino corded yorn, cones Indian Dragon Head Jopan No 2023 Shifting Hongkong Golden Peok, 60 x 60 Unq ***** Blue Phoenix 16's 2,500 116 50 Blue Phoenix 20's Blue Phoenix 32's 2,550
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      Produce exchange
      151 14 Chinese Produce Robusta 20/25% FOB NSW 450 00 Exchange (Sellers' noon closing pr ices on Nutmeg Oct 23 (SS/100 kg) 110 FOB NSW 479 00 Coconut oil E&W FOB NSW 356 00 Bulk FOB 75 00 Gambier Old drum FOB 88 00 FOB NSW 330 00 New drum
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      WHEAT
      168 14 WHEAT futures in Chicago rallied to make new highs for the recent upmove in the nearbys, then finished on Tuesday with gains of four to 14 UScents per bushel. December settled at $3.18-'/« after posting a six-cent range on the day. Steady buying in December by C and D
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      192 14 Reuter SOYBEAN futures in Chicago closed mostly higher on a firm note on Tuesday, ranging from up 4'* UScents in November to down 1 1 4 cents in distant November. Nearby November posted a 7' 2 cent range on the day and then settled at 5.09-'« cents, above chart
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      Lock icon Soymeal demand set to increase
      90 14 Reuter WORLD SOYMEAL demand and usage are set to increase significantly, with disappearance projected to reach 31.79 million tonnes during October March 1985 86, compared with 29.91 million a year earlier, the Ham-burg-based newsletter Oil World said. The biggest increase in usage is seen for
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      Lock icon Inro keeping prices low, say producers
      252 14 Reuter INDONESIAN rubber producers said the International Natural Rubber Organisation (Inro) was deliberately keeping world prices low to protect the interests of consuming member countries. The Association of Indonesian Rubber Producers (Gapkindo) said in a statement at the end of its annual congress that
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      RUBBER
      230 14 SINGAPORE THE market closed quietly lower yesterday with November One RSS buyers quoted at 158.75 cents per kilo, down 0.25 cents from Tuesday. The morning session lost one cent due to some selling of nearby positions in quiet trading. Prices recovered fractionally in the afternoon but trading remained quiet.
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      RICE
      227 14 Singapore Thai Frogront (SS/kilo, ei-godown) 100% new crop 1st class 205 00 Frogrant new crop 2nd class unq 1st 0 76 3rd class 196 00 2nd 0 54 100% old crop. 205 00 3rd 052 1st closs New Crop 2nd class unq 25% no stock Special 3% ***** 10%
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      KL Tin
      100 14 CONTINUED higher disposals yesterday poshed the Koala Lam par Tio Market (KLTM) priee down 18 eeots to close at M 529.75 per kilo. Turnover rose to 133 tonnes from 75 on Toesday, and was absorbed mostly by the buffer stock manager while a small amooot of local support
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      Lock icon KL tin exports lower in August
      135 14 Reuter MALAYSIA'S exports of tin in August fell to 4,532 tonnes from 7,737 in July, but rose from 3,939 in August 1984. The Statistics Department said that the fall was due to lower imports by the Netherlands of 2,942 tonnes, down from 6,660 in
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      LONDON MARKETS
      961 14 COFFEE ROBUSTA coffee futures ended yesterday morning session narrowly mixed at up £1 to down £2 a tonne compared with Tuesday night's close in light trading. The market fluctuated in a narrow maximum £17 traded range in mainly jobber activity, finding support at around £1,680 on second position
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      RAS and MRELB
      341 14 RAS prices hi S cents/kg, FOB m boles NOON CLOSE Buyers Sellers Buyers Sellers lot 1 RSS Prompt 157 50 158 50N 157 75 158 75N Int 1 RSS Nov 85 158 50 159 00 158 75 159 25 Int 1 RSS Dec 85 160 75 161
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      SSR and SMR
      108 14 (cents/kg, 1-ton pallets) NOV 85 DEC 85 (current month) (forward month) RAS NOON NOON Buyers Sellers Buyers Sellers SSR 20 152 00 154 OON 153 00 155 OON SSR 50 150 00 152 OON 151 00 153 OON MRELB Buyers Sellers Buyers Seller* SMR CV 211 50
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      Demand for blue chips gives market a fillip
      4495 15 SHARE PRICES staged a broad-based recovery on the Stock Exchange of Singapore yesterday, backed by institutional demand for blue-chip industrial and finance sector stocks. Dealers said a mad scramble to cover short positions in some badly hit local and Malaysian issues, triggered
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      Chief price changes
      274 15 SINGAPORE Rises Indices Oct 22 Oct 23 775 +160 BT Composite 661 64 664 12 Poromount 235 53 BT IndKotcx *****78 *****29 Hum* M 390 30 BT OB/OS -33 -6 Kentucky Spore 354 +24 BT CADI -5283 -5217 H Leong Credit 700 20 BT OBV -***** -*****
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      Business done on the SES
      4521 15 BID and offer prices officially listed and business in and reported to the Stock Exchange of Singapore yesterday with the number of shares traded shown in brackets in lots of 1,000 units unless otherwise specified. All Time Settlement Contracts are quoted after the word "SETT".
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      Kumpulan Emas buys 40pc of Pica (M)
      453 16 Block of I.Bm shares will cost Ms3.4m KUMPULAN EMAS BHD (KEB) is acquiring a 40 per cent stake in Pica (M) Sdn Bhd and is in turn selling the entire paid-up capital of its subsidiary Emas Credit and Leasing Sdn Bhd (ECL) to
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      Business done on the KLSE
      3448 16 BID and offer prices officially listed and business in and reported to the Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange yesterday, with the number of shares traded shown in brackets in lots of 1,000 units unless otherwise specified. NXJSTRMLS Acmo (1.705) A Choc (3 128 3 18S) (8)
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      Selected indices
      118 16 HONGKONG Tuesday 1519.5 Hang Seng Index Week ago 1496.5 Wednesday 1666.71 NEW YORK T uesday Closed Week ogo 1618 37 Dow Jones TOKYO Tuesday 1364 33 Monday 1364 14 Tokyo Nikkei Week ogo 1350 81 Wednesdoy ***** 34 T uesday ***** 69 Standard Poors Week ago ***** 56
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      Unit trusts
      277 16 Monogers' prices MARA-Bumiputra for Oct 24 Fifst B'putro 5 17 5 22 Singapore Unit Trust Second B'putro Third B'putro 4 79 4 84 386 391 The Commerce 1 76 1 87 Fourth B'putro 4 26 4 31 The Sovings Fund 1 30 1 38 Fifth B'putro 2 84
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      KL's Manager of the Year believes people matter
      494 16 THE MAN BEHIND the growth of conglomerate Malayan United Industries (MUI) believes that the fundamental character of a corporation depends on its people. Datuk Khoo Kay Peng also feels that a strong, efficient and trustworthy workforce is the key to establishing a
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      KL prices rise across the board
      522 16 BUYERS emerged on renewed Interest at the Kuala Lumpur stock market yesterday, helping share prices to close higher across the board. However, light profittaking towards the close of trading caused many issues to close off-best. The trading pace was relatively slow as investors hesitated
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      COMPANY MEETINGS
      172 16 CI HOLDINGS Berhad: 8th AGM at the Abbey Room, Ground Floor, Hotel Merlin, Jalan Sultan Ismail, Kuala Lumpur on Saturday, Oct 26, at 9.30 am. TASEK CEMENT Berhad: 24th AGM at the Factory, Tasek Industrial Estate, Tasek Drive, Ipoh on Saturday, Oct 26, at 11.30 am. BERJUNTAI TIN
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      Lock icon Sixteen-week wait turns out to be in vain
      598 17 wiaQ mm™ HOCK LOCK SIEW TOO BAD if you were holding your breath waiting for UlC's rights issue document for it took nearly 16 weeks to appear after the company announced on July 1 that it was making a $63-million cash call.
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      Harapan ironing out deal to sell laundry business
      383 17 THE CASH-STRAPPED Harapan group is putting up for sale its laundry plant in Singapore, claimed to be one of the largest in the world. Negotiations to sell Superclean Laundries Pte Ltd, which owns the plant, began last week with a senior official
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      COMPANY BRIEFS
      238 17 AMBASSADOR HOTEL Ltd said it will finance its acquisition of 30 per cent of Stephens Properties Sdn Bhd through bank borrowings and internal funds. THE Malaysian Capital Issues Committee has turned down Lnilite Electrical Industries's proposed acquisition of certain plantation assets from the Sabah Land Development Board for
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      LONDON STOCKS
      1035 17 SHARES PRICES generally closed higher yesterday in response to stock shortages and bargain hunting, after two dull sessions, having initially firmed in reaction to the advance on Wall Street. The FTSE 100 share index reached a new high of 1345.9 at 1430 GMT, up 14.4 points, against the
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      Cerebos manages strong profit growth of 18pc
      494 17  -  By CHAN Ol CHEE FOOD-BASED CEREBOS Pacific Ltd has become one of the few listed companies to report growth in these hard times. The food manufacturing and distribution company achieved a strong 18 per cent growth in consolidated pre-tax profits to $34.8 million
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      Kuok family holds 19.96 pc stake In Pelangi
      186 17 KUOK BROTHERS Sdn Bhd, one of the many vehicles of the Kuok family which controls Pelangi Bhd, has revealed that it holds 19.96 per cent of the property company's issued capital of 134.4 million shares. This amounts to 26.85 million shares of
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      283 16 HE ASIAa WALL STREET JOIHNAI. What's NeWS j Japan*** Seek Philippine Peso Shows Curious >>t»n«<ifh I u «> v 4tild Mix -f 9Wu«r* usr**r* m Hi-> ;A» !»•«'<» v:c- v v rc;' rw ~1.1-nii-jt^ We've got to hand it to Singapore's executives. Succcssful cxccutivcs who want to get ahead in
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      271 16 NOTICES THE COMPANIES ACT, CAP. 185. Ami la t he Matter H REGAL TRANSPORTATION PTE. LTD. At an Extraordinary General Meeting of REGAL TRANSPORTATION PTE. LTD., convened and held at 100, Jalan Sultan, #08-07, Sultan Plaza, Singapore 0719 on 12th October, 1985, the Special Resolution set out below and signed
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      377 16 IN THE MATTES OP THE COMPANIES ACT, CAP. 1* AND IN THE MATHS OP HOUSE OP CLUB-MAN (PRIVATE) LIMITED (laearparsted hi Stagapare) (la mm*ten' ntatary wtoitag «f) At an extraordinary general meeting of HOUSE OF CLUB-MAN (PRIVATE) LIMITED duly convened and held at 20 North Bridge Road, Singapore 0617 on
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      89 17 U5520,000,000 Floating Rate U.S. Dollar Negotiable Certificates of Deposit, due 24th April 1987* THE MITSUBISHI BANK, LIMITED (Singapore Branch) A In accordance with the provisions of the Certificates, notice is hereby given that for the six month interest period from 24th October 1985 to 24th April 1986, the Certificate will
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      634 17 (Incorporated in Singapore) Announcement RESULTS FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31ST JULY, 1985 The Directors are pleased to announce the audited results of the Group and the Company for the year ended 31st July, 1985. Turnover Profit on trading After accounting for:Interest income Interest on loans and bank overdraft Depreciation Gross
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    Bill on futures trading
    381 18  -  Dr Hu approves draft proposals for Simex By SOH TIANG KENG Financial Correspondent DRAFT PROPOSALS for legislation to regulate futures trading, drawn up by the Monetary Authority of Singapore, have been approved by Finance Minister Dr Richard Hu. The Futures Trading Bill is now in the
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    Layoffs so far more than twice 1984 figure
    437 18  -  By FOO CHOY PENG THE NUMBER OF WORKERS retrenched in the first nine months of the year has already exceeded twice the figure for the whole of last year. Between January and September, 8,825 unionised workers were axed because employers were hit
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    EC recovery picks up
    110 18 A MODEST economic recovery in the European Community is gathering pace. A survey of the community's executive commission released in Brussels showed that EC's economic sentiment indicator rose in July for the fifth successive month to 101.1 from 100.9 in June. The indicator has a base
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    The United Nations 40 years on
    100 18 THE UNITED NATIONS Secretariat Building in New York City has an air of celebration about it. But it is in fact under siege by secret service agents and uniformed police as the world's power brokers gather to mark the 40th anniversary of an unfulfilled
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    Economic issues eclipsed, says PM
    462 18 ECONOMIC ISSUES vital to the Commonwealth were overshadowed by the spotlight on the recent unrest in South Africa, Mr Lee Kuan Yew said yesterday. Speaking to reporters in Nassau, Bahamas, at the end of the Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting, Mr Lee said the conference
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    186 18 "ONE MORE fabulous speech will not make the slightest difference," Mr Lee Kuan Yew said in reply to a question on why he was not speaking at the United Nations on its 40th anniversary celebrations. "I don't think a useful contribution will
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    67 18 Reuter NORWAY WILL NOT meet Opec demands to cut back on production. Oil and Energy Minister Kaare Kristiansen said in Oslo yesterday that crude output would reach 1.1 million barrels per day by 1990, an increase of 40 per cent over current production levels, but British production
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    278 18 THE LEADER of the 20,000strong Amalgamated Union of Public Employees yesterday complained that he was not consulted by the government when ft was revising the starting pay of civil servants. Mr G Kandasamy was also clearly disappointed that the
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    104 18 NYT US SECRETARY of State George Shultz told the House foreign affairs committee that he would like to use a joke to illustrate the administration's problem with restarting MiddleEast peace talks. The secretary warned the chairman, Representative Dante Fascell, that the joke might be "too risque".
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    87 18 COMEX GOLD FUTURES lost more than US$l.OO on scattered selling yesterday morning, stemming from the dollar's renewed firmness and weakness in the bond market. In moderate dttttags, gold for December was ««$1 .10 at $329.00 an ounce after making an early low of $328.30. Silver futures
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    58 18 Reuter THE US stock market turned mixed in early trading yesterday, with blue chips easing slightly. The Dow Jones industrial average was off one point to 1363 but broader indicators were higher. Advances led declines by a five-four margin on a turnover of 11.34 million shares. Firemen's
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      49 18 Reuter DRAGON AIR, a Hongkong airline which is battling for access to China, said yesterday that shipping magnate Sir Y K Pao would take charge of the company as chairman. Sir Y K would inject at least US$6O million into the airline. Reuter
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      39 18 UPI US CONSUMER prices nudged up 0.2 per cent in September, keeping the annual inflation rate so far this year at its lowest level in nearly two decades, said the Labour Department yesterday. UPI
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      44 18 Reuter to put on 'star' act FAMINE fund raiser Bob Geldof yesterday threatened to "fuss, bluster and behave like a pop star" if the European Community failed to restore cash it had shaved from its food aid programme for next year. Reuter
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      47 18 Reuter CHINESE General Xu Shiyou, once a Buddhist kung fu monk and later said to have protected Deng Xiaoping from the wrath of Chairman Mao, has died at the age of 80. The New China News Agency said yesterday that Xu died on Tuesday.
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      38 18 Reuter THE Bank of China and a subsidiary of Hokkaido Takushoku Bank Ltd of Japan have set up a US$2OO million fund to promote industrial development in China's Shenzhen special economic zone. Reuter
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      36 18 Reuter CHRYSLER Corp's tentative agreement on a new threeyear contract to end an eight-day strike by 70,000 workers will cost the company in excess of US$l billion, said the company yesterday.
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      56 18 showers over several areas in the morning and most of the afternoon. Report for 24 hours prior to 7 30pm on Oct 23 at the airport: Maximum temperature 30.4 Associated humidity 68 Minimum temperature 24.4 Ai— doted humidity 95 HoofS of sunshine 3.15 Roinfoll in millimetres 1.0 RomfoN this month
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      118 19 Reuter A HONGKONG shipping magnate will open a Beijing hotel tomorrow to which he gave US$lO million on the single condition that it be named after his father. Sir Y K Pao, one of Hongkong's richest men, is due to attend
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      362 19  -  By G DURAIRAJ THE MALAYSIAN Dredging Corporation Sdn Bhd will start work on a massive reclamation project at the North Kelang Straits Industrial Zone next month. The corporation, a joint venture between Perbadanan Nasional Shipping Line Berhad and Ballast Nedam of
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      291 19 Seatrade Week BANKERS IN Hongkong have confirmed that the Tung Group's debts are higher than expected. Officials from Shearson Lehman Bros, financial advisors to the private interests, have let it be known that the debts of publiclyquoted Orient Overseas (Holdings) stand at
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        59 19 Reuter THE JAPAN/India-Pakistan-Gulf/Japan Conference will increase the extra risk insurance surcharge for shipments to Iranian ports, inclusive of Bandar Abbas, and Iraqi ports to a minimum of 4 per cent from 3.5 per cent, effective Oct 25. The 3.5 per cent extra risk insurance surcharge for shipments
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        81 19 Bernama CUSTOMS INTELLIGENCE agents in the Philippines have seized some six million pesos worth of textile materials, assorted toys, and computers from Taiwan at the South Harbour for misdeclaration. Commander Guillermo Parayno Jr, chief of customs intelligence said the shipment arrived on Oct 14 aboard
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        83 19 FT HELLENIC Shipyards, formerly owned by Greek shipping magnate Stavros Niarchos, has signed its first contract under state management. The contract, worth U5565.6 million, has been signed with the Soviet state company Sudoimport, and involves the construction of four refrigerated cargo vessels. zz Construction of the
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        113 19 Reuter BRACING WORK to shore up a damaged wall in the blocked Welland canal will be finished by today but officials will not be able to estimate when shipping can resume until later this week, a St Lawrence Seaway Authority spokesman said. Seaway shipping paralysed since Oct
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      1224 20 GRAIN fixing dominated business on Tuesday on the London shipping freights market, which showed little or no change in general rate structure. The US Gulf-Japan grain rate for 52,000 tonners held at U5513.50 (fio) when Continental covered a Nov 8-26 order aboard the Westin Won. Also steady was
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      741 20 AP MILITIA GROUPS are seizing control of Lebanon's ports or building their own to control much of the war-ravaged country's trade and to fill their coffers with revenues. Finance ministry officials in Beirut say the militia-con-trolled ports are siphoning off an estimated 3
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      922 20 ARGENTINA Oct 8 Buenos Aires 23 vessels berthed. Rosario 4 vessels berthed, 2 anchored awaiting. San Lorenzo 2 vessels berthed. No congestion. San Nicolas 3-12 days, 6 vessels berthed, 4 awaiting. Nechochea 1 grain vessel bethed. No congestion. Bahia Blanca Grain loading: 15-20 days. Sorghum: 10-15 days. 2
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      690 20 AB Shpg V 5 Maersk Line 1 4/5 Afea Line VI 3 M'sia Shpg Corp V 2 Alphatrans X 3 Metshm Lme VI 1 APC Line V 4 Mexican Line IV 3 APL III 2/3 Mid SEA Cont V 1/2 Anfo Service IV 3/4 Mitsui OSK X
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      223 21 THE THAI HARBOUR Department has entered a 333 million baht contract with a consortium of two companies for the construction of Phuket deep-sea port. The two companies are Ch Karnchang and Tokyu Construction of Japan, according to the Bangkok Post. Under the contract, signed last
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      626 21 Reuter JAPAN'S shipbuilding industry, which plans to eliminate excess capacity, started meetings yesterday to discuss the scale of the cutbacks, industry sources said. The talks will be held by a transport ministry advisory group, the council for rationalisation of the shipping and shipbuilding
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      353 21 AFP AP LONDON MARINE insurers have cut by half their war risk insurance premiums covering oil loaded at Iran's Sirri terminal at the entrance to the Gulf, and oil loaded at Ras Tanura and Jubail in Saudi Arabia, dealers said. Rates
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      190 21 Oct 18-26 sth international port equipment and port economy exhibition, Leningrad, USSR. Oct 20-23 Annual conference, Maritime Law Association of Australia and New Zealand, Windsor Hotel, Melbourne, Victoria, Australia. Oct 21-23 Deep Offshore Technology, third international conference and exhibition. Conference Centre, Sorrento, Italy. Oct 22-24 Developments in hull
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      508 21 Lloyd's List POLITICAL PRESSURE is mounting in the United States for the country's shipowners to be given a slice of the huge car carrying trade from Japan. The move comes as the maritime industry in the US reacts to the fact
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      5927 26 A guide to ships loading at Singapore for ports around the world The list below tabulates, by port of destination, the name of the ship, the shipping line involved and the estimated dates of arrival and departure from the Port of Singapore.
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      683 27 RECEIVING OF EXPORT FCL CONTAINERS AND LCL CARGO Godws FCL Arrival for LCL movement Ship Voy date/time Operator cargo schedule Location B Kemumng 44N 24 10 85 2300 S'pore Shpg F1 1400-1500 N1 Uni Promoter 01 1LA 24.10 85 2359 Green Asia F1 1000-1100/1500-1600 S3 Kris Lemona 18
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      1631 27 The leading shipping lines operating from local ports and their agents. A-e A Top Enterprises P»e Ltd Some (S) AB Shipping Bousteod Shpg Agencies Afeo Line Atricon Shpg Agencies (S) Ahrenkiel Liner Kim Shpg <S) Alfred C Toepfer Oceonus Shipping gencies (S) Multipcrt Sdn Bhd (PK)
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      488 28 AT CONVENTIONAL WHARVES Vessel Berth Agent Arrival Departure KEPPEL WHARVES Baab Ullah K33 Eka Jaya alongside 24.10.85/0600 Helmut H'mann Kll Str Tptn alongside 24.10.85/1200 Sphinx K12 LN Shpg alongside 24.10.85/1500 Str Venture K25W SSPL alongside 24.10.85/0600 Wangting K15 Y Fung alongside 24.10.85/0600 Anchan K32 Leo Shpg 24.10.85/0700
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      65 19 ratDa MILITIA GROUPS ore seizing control of Lebonon's ports or building their own to control much of the country's trade. Page II JAPAN'S shipbuilding industry, which plans to eliminate excess capacity, started meetings yesterday to discuss the scale of the cutbacks. Page 111 Index to advertisers London freight Port conditions
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      372 20 m Y.S. LINE YAMASHITA-SHINNIHON LINE CONTAINER SERVICES Vessel GIORT ACE MARIA ■IS ACE FAMRY ACE Acceptrj FCL stspments to: Iran. Afghanistan. E Germany. Finland. Hungary Rumania. Btitana. Poland. Yutosiavu, Czechoslovakia W Germany, Norway. Sweden. Denmark. Switzerland. Austria Malaysian Bkf Agents: Anglo-French Trading (M) Sdn Bhd Pan Asia Line: ltd. CONTAINER
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      290 20 u:-*v. SHESSij Supercarrier Service VttMl N ROTTERDAM BARBER TUMP* N ROUEN BARBER TEXAS N ROSARIO MM ARRIVALSN ROSARK) ;ll BARBER HECTOR 711 N ROCHESTER 76 11. BARBfR TOBA 77 11 TO: CALIFORNIA PANAMA US ATLANTIC US GULF E. CANADA VtSUI tOURCOMG BARBER HECTOR BOOGABRIA BARBER TOBA 7/12 19/12 23/12 27/12
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      949 21 The Straits Steamship Group Mansfield Container Shipping Pte Ltd STRAITS SHIPPING Singapore to Sabah, Sarawak, Brunei Ports and Bangkok Containers Limited CONTAINERSHIP SERVICE TO UK CONTINENT Spore PKelang 27/10 29/10 «/ll 6/11 11/11 12/11 19/11 21/11 26/11 21/11 04/12 05/12 12/12 13/12 i 20/12 22/12 27/12 29/12 03/1 05/1 Cargo
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      766 21 Franco Belgian Services (MEMBER OF ACE CONSORTIUM' FUU COMTMOSHT SOtWCt FRORI EUWH STORE P KEIANGIe Haw R dam FStow Hot B Hj.w Ant CHMA CONI AMR 30 Oct (71 Oct) II Nn 19 Nn 21 No. 23 Not 24 Nn 2t Nn OHEMTM. CHEF CR PARIS 06 Not (04 No«)2S
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      457 22 Hapag-Lloyd^ TO CONTINENT/UK EXPORTS On carriage to Scandinavia, Med. Carribean I S America Inland hatiaje to inland destinations in Europe TO EUROPE/MED S pore PKelangPerung Leuoesßfcao Genu Hbug "dam Bhaven A »erp Senee Rkkmers 3/U 8/11 1/11 2/12 5/12 1/12- Ms Rickmers 1/11 10/11 12/11 5/12 17/12 17/12- 11/12 Bertram
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      420 22 m JtC&LINE fdlM i«< Mtt J FULLY CON TAINERISED SERVICE I r to euwopt via sue/1 ce Cor MTI CHMA CONTUKR 32W C R PUIS 2W HONGKONG CONIAWR 47W ORtNTAL CHEF 4«W Sport PKrtmf Lettawe R'dam H'bwf Antwerp JO 10 (28 10) 18 11 19 U ?1 11 23 11
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      426 22 Hai Sun Hup Co (Pte) Ltd TEL *****06 (20 Lines) TLX R*****1 A R*****2 \m INTERMARITIME LTD K Knabaki Te»: *****0 Jakarta T«t *****1 REUNION/SOUTH AFRICA SERVICE DIRECT MONTHLY SAILINGS ki km s pox n im ptn a pi ci IS/12 17/12 24/12 21/12 12/1 20/1 25/1 27/1 M/l V
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      718 22 EVERGREEN Full Container Service Round-The-World East Bound Service (FE/CARIB/USEC/EURO/FE) O ever grted n 10 EVER GLEAMT 03/11 EKR GRAM) U/U evergenus u/u ever goeoen 25/u ever GOMG 1/12 ever una io/i7 ALSO ACCEPTMG CARGO 10 1) PROWIENCE MMARK SAVAMIAH MEMMGTON nun (TC 2) ATLANTA. CMC AGO DETIKRT COL I KSC
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      296 22 US I NOSE MARITIME PTE LTD TO PAPUA NEW GUINEA/ SOUTH PACIFIC OCEANA COURER KYOWA BREEZE 14/11 STOW PKetant Load** for: 3/11 P. Moresby, Lac. Wearak, Jayapura. Rabat! Kieta. Honiara 14/11 Honiara, Lout ok a Suva, Papeeta. Pajo, Apia, Noumea IftuV SUN UNION LINE KARACHI SERVICE SMGATORf P.KELANG POMNG LOAD
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      905 23 svO PACIFIC INTERNATIONAL LINES PIL Building, 140 Cecil Street, 03-00 Singapore 0106 Tel: *****33 VESSEL VOYAGE HONGKONG SINGAPORE LOADING FOR: KOTA MAJU W-444 lnPt-31/10 MUKALLA. ADEN. MOGADISCIO, KOTA SEJATI E-591 30-31/10 5-9/11 MUKALLA. ADEN. HODEIDAH, JEDOAH. PT SUDAN. AOABA KOTA RATU E-597 5-6/11 10-15/11 HODEIDAH. JEDOAH, PT SUOAN. AOABA KOTA
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      783 23 BENLINE CONTAINERS EXPRESS COWTAMP CONTINENT EXPRESS CONTAINER SERVICE FROM UK/CONTINENT (rank hot Eipress SM HanOwj Eipress SaOed Osaka Bay SiM Bremen Eipress 71/10 Kioama Mara 77/10 Benaton 4/11 Hongkong Eifnti 11/11 tauter 11/U My M EM)W|h 74/11 SHAVEN* "DAM SaM Sa4*4 Saied SaM Sj4*4 M 71/11 79/11 29/10 30/10 6/11
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      608 23 DJAKARTA LLOYD INDONESIAN NATIONAL LINF FAR EAST TO/FROM S PORE CONTAINER SERVICE BUSAN YOKOHAMA KOK HAOHSJUNG W MAIVWIT V7VM 11/10 14/10 It/10 N/10 22/101 27/10 GOWA *25 W 23/10 2C/10 21/10 1/11 3/111 1/11 WEST BOUND STOK LONDON/ tIBURY BAAB UILAH VI2M) taft K33 24-25/11 MAT All AM VI3W PAIERBANG
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      637 23 BOUSTEAD SHIPPING AGENCIES BURMA FIVE STAR SHIPPING CORPORATION (Burmese National Line) Loading for Rangoon Spore P.Kdan( Pefung Phashwefyawywa V259W 25/27 Oct Ava V 76* 26 Oct In Port/25 Od Last* Vso* 28/29 Oct (Malacca) Pafan V9l* 4 Nov (Malacca) lofcaw VIO4W 1/2 Nov 21/30 Oct BANK LINE EXPRESS SEH-CONTAINER SERVICE
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      1338 24 K LINE jg —KAWASAKI KISEN KAISHA, LTD. ECUADOR/PERU/CHILE FEEDER VSi MOTHER VSL PKIG 4 Nov spore KOBE GUAYAQUL CALLAO ARICA 25 Dec 2 I* KJWQU 7 l*i AfAGASTA S ANTONK) VALPARAISO I lan 11 lan 13 lan TAIWAN-JAPAN-CHINA KEELUNG KAOH STOW PKIG PENANG STORE *»0H KEEIURG TOKYO NAGOYA KOBE lOHORE
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      505 24 CALIFORNIA/PACIFIC NORTH WEST SERVICE EXPRESS CONTAINER/REEFER/BULK SERVICE loading tof LOS ANGEIES SAN fRANCISCO SEATTLE. TACOMA VANCOUVER BC Accepting fCL fCL Containers AUSTRALIA EXPRESS CONTAINER SERVICE Accepting fCL FCI Containers I containers at Contamer Terminal JAPAN SERVICE Loadng tor KMte. Vat«hanu Nagou Ouka Map Ah* cab Tjman S Korea Penanf P
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      642 24 G& GOLDEN LINE GUAN GUAN SHIPPING (PTE) LTD Kaanf lunj Ptomcial Bai* Btridm| M Ctti Street SMGAPOK (104 Hi 22U750 (10 IMS) let Kuala lianpur ***** r KHjnf *****1 PmM| 34 SAM r» CudMi k t ft asNT noro (M) am h m ***** STRAITS/PERSIAN GULF SERVICE: S poie f
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      225 24 INTRASEA (PTE) LTD 10 Anson Road" 027 16 International P'a/a Singapore 0207 Tel *****1 1 110 Liiesi VOIAIIA-UIS <► BREAKBULK SERVICE TO EUROPE/UK S par* P. KM«N|LM4Me NrVAN CONQUEROR 88*5916 «/ll 11/11 ROT/MCT/Ul (AVOR) HTUSU (TIE) LTD 800 BMTANG SMPPMG CO SON I *****11 71*711 P.T PERUSAHAAN PELAYARAN KALIMANTAN DRECT
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      580 25 NOL \\NEPTUNE ORIENT LINES LTD FAR EAST/EUROPE FULLY CONTAINERISED SERVICE A member o( the ACE Consorti 1 STRAITS/AUSTRALIA RO-RO CONTAINER SERVICE A member of the Anro Consorti I TPA CONTAINER SERVICE J TO/FROM NORTH AMERICA PACIFIC COAST ALSO ACCEPTING LCL CARGO TO LONG BEACH, OAKLAND, VANCOUVER SEATTLE TO/FROM NORTH AMERICA
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      608 25 DO* am HEUNG-A SHIPPING Korean Flag Vessels SEMI-CONTAINERISED DIRECT SERVICE TO P KELANG. PENANG. BUSAN. INCHON Vend Spa>f PR Pnuni hctwr Buun No S Donam SO7N 21/10 30/10 U/U Ho I Ddimi SOW 2/11 S/ll IS/11 U/ll No Donam WON l/U 14/11 U/U 24/11 No 7 Oman SO9N IS/U 2D/11
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      663 25 SINSOV SINGAPORE SOVIET SHIPPING CO PRIVATE LTD SINSOV BUR.DMG 55, Market Street Sinfapore 0104 Telephone Number? *****3 (15 Lines) Cable Address SINSOV SINGAPORE Telex Numbers RS 213*0 RS ***** RS 2510S f. KELANG PENANG 2C lESSRS HM THONG SMPPW6 127 Penang Street Penang. Malaysia 5 KLWIG iiALAYSIA Cables IAYAPOH PENANC.
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      305 26 Regional Container Lilies 4 Sailings weekly Fast Reliable Regular Punctual Berthing P S.A. Mon. Tue, Thur. Sat 1G331 HINOOE KISEN CO. LTO MIDDLE EAST REGULAR LINERSPtCIAIISf D HfAVY LIFTERS A V All ABI F KASHN MARU KASUGA MARU S'nore In Pt/25 Oct 10/12 Nov Loadng for: Bahrain Dubai, Damman, Kuwait
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      129 27 mm MSC AGENOES K. LUMPUR P. KEL AUG PENANG P. GUDANG j. BAHAJttJ *****M/*****56/*****45/*****93 *****1/4 TERMNAL 3M3SI/2 *****2/*****3/*****4/*****3 *****3/*****5/*****1/*****0 *****8/*****5/*****5 *****22 FAR EAST/EUROPE CONTAINER SERVICE ITTiTT— I J'lf jmntnnwiuMi ii"i/."-«nU[IIIIEIE3^BmnnMniwKiTinTTT Tr TTinMirTynl n 'W himeitim lanvßHTTinJ MtTITTITMBWFITMgIf l.liyiii".MtnTlfTlTTlTH i ■ji-M[gjg|I|[2E^^BtTyTIgTTMiUMII^MfTTTTI7r ,w !TnnrTTTyn ii 'ir. imMtCTTTnTTrTTy^TiTigiTMgiTi ALSO ACCEFTMC FOR —HP, L.
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      299 27 r]r \1~)\ rn GEIOAL AGENTS SEAUON SJVFMG (S) PTE LTD. LILXJIiNt SJHSAPOUE SALIS/BOOKH6S TEL 2205M1 (I REGULAR SEMI-CONTAINER SERVICE TO BANOLA-DESH/mOU/SM LANKA/PAKISTAN M/V CGM VELAY VIILSS M/V ARMAGNAC VI2LSS M/V CGM VAR VILS6 Scan Dutch 9 To Europe (Med/UK/NC/Scan) B Butang In Port B Butang 31/10 B Butang 7/11 B
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      253 28 WEC. WE£T EUROPEAN CONTAINER LINES KBIT FULL CONTAOO SEWICE M ROTTERDAM TO CANARY ISLANDS TENERIFE, LAS PALMAS. FUNCHAL PORTUGAL LISBON. LEIXOES FORTNIGHTLY FULL CONTAINER SERVICE TO: EAST AFRICA MOMBASA. DAR-ES-SALAAM THROUGH RATES AVAILABLE FOR INLAND HAULAGE TO: ZAMBIA. MALAWI. ZAIRE. UGANDA. RWANDA. BURUCN. SUDAN TANGA SINGAPORE AGENT: ALPHA TRANS SERVICES
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      283 28 HtM IW MitsuiOSKLines JLtd CONVENTIONAL/SEMI-CONTAINER AFRICA'S k— NO^ EAST AFRICA APOLLO PEAK 2 HEROINAE NEDLLOYD MOJI 1 WEST AFRICA MORNING GRACE 1 26 Oct Port Louis. Reunion 8 Nov Mombasa. Daressalaam, Tanga 14 Nov Mombasa. Daressalaam 13 Nov P Noire. Monrovia. Abtd|an, Tema. Apapa )UTH AFRICA NED COLOMBO OSAKA MARU
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