The Business Times, 18 April 1986

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    11 1 BUSINESS TIMES M.C. (P) No. 192/12/85 Friday, April 18,198« 75 CENTS
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  • Article
    More financial aid in store for small companies
    429 1  -  Additional institutions to be allowed to provide tax-saving loans By BOEY KIT YIN MORE financial assistance designed to encourage the expansion of small companies is to be available from next week. The number of institutions authorised to provide tax-saving loans will also
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    Lock icon Call for stronger growth in the West
    317 1 Reuter US TREASURY SECRETARY James Baker has called for stronger growth in the industrial economies of western Europe and Japan to cut unemployment and help reduce the US trade deficit. Washington sees the need for more economic growth outside the US as the
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    Lock icon US GNP up 3.2 pc during first quarter
    206 1 UPI THE US gross national product grew at a respectable annual rate of 3.2 per cent during the first quarter of 1986, with improvement in trade a key factor. The preliminary GNP advance falls in the middle of government and private forecasts
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    Lock icon Tokyo intervention seen as sign of rate cut soon
    329 1 Reuter INTERVENTION by the Bank of Japan totalling US$4OO million to US$5OO million yesterday was designed to prevent the dollar falling sharply on expectations of a US discount rate cut soon. "There must be an accord with the US Federal Reserve,
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    Duty pushes up pump prices
    503 1  -  By FOO CHOY PENG Chiaf Reporter PETROL PRICES are higher from today with the unexpected introduction of a floor duty on the commodity by the Government. Motorists will now have to pay 2.6 cents more a litre for premium petrol and 2.7 cents more for
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    STOCK MARKET
    90 1 BLUE CHIPS rekauM sa the Stagapsre stock market yesterday to pash ap the tadiees Mh vlaelagly. Gauers beat lasers by 72 to 49. The Straits Times ladastrlal ladex elesed sp 5.42 pelats at mil wblle the mare brsadlybased BT Campsslte ladex finished 4.1« petals higher at 484.11. Bat
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    Brokers want no part in levy plan
    520 1  -  By NAJEEB JARHOM LOCAL STOCKBROKERS have refused to be dragged into the issue arising from the Big Four banks' decision to impose a quarter per cent levy on CPF members who trade on their investment accounts with the banks. They have declared that
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    Lock icon Opec meeting likely to end in deadlock
    161 1 UPI OPEC's emergency conference in Geneva was "drifting aimlessly" and was likely to end without an agreement on how to curb production and raise prices, delegates said yesterday. Ministers from the 13 member states of the organisation began a third session yesterday after
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      272 1 IMT 1 NICKEL CADMIUM Battery Systems for professional applications HOW CAN WE boost tourism, preserve our heritage, and create a new business area for young entrepreneurs? Save Chinatown. Lift rent control, draw up a heritage grants scheme, and then let individual owners get about the business of revitalising Chinatown. So
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      271 1 Brokers relief plan ANOTHER PLAN is in the offing to relieve local brokers and in turn, Tan Koon Swan, of forward contracts involving shares in GUH and Supreme Corporation. See Page 19 ]/\.%=}+.|;$}>*>%$|$/<*:_*|{]%> SHARE INFORMATION MONEY EXCHANGES RAW MATERIALS LETTER CROSSWORDS TV ft RADIO BRISTOW DOONESBURY OUR VIEW THE PROPOSAL
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      3 1 {;]/\~}~%|.@=^(+^(.!;<+^]~(];(? Leader, Pag* 10
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  • HOME NEWS
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      Quarter of Raffles City office tower leased
      456 2  -  By SAID ABDULLAH NEARLY A FOURTH of the office space in the prestigious 42storey Raffles City office tower has been taken up, and marketing manager Kong Chan Wan is confident that three quarters of the total floor space will be leased by the
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      Airpax planning to double turnover
      437 2 AIRPAX Components Far East is planning to double its turnover to $15 million this year as a result of strong demand for stepper motors for computer peripheral applications, a product pioneered by its American parent. While many manufacturers face an uncertain future, the wholly Singapore-run
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      China to hold Comtech '86 exhibition
      146 2 AN INTERNATIONAL communication and high technology equipment exposition, Comtech '86 China, will be held in Shanghai from Nov 26-Dec 1. Comtech '86 is the first of its kind to be organised for the Chinese defence market. It has the support of the People's Liberation
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      Pata task force to study Singapore's attractions
      309 2 A SPECIAL TASK FORCE from the Pacific Area Travel Association (Pata) arrived yesterday to do a field study of Singapore's tourist attractions. According to Mr Joseph Chew, the director of the Singapore Tourist Promotion Board, the five-member team will study several areas, with
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      A Fairstar in Sembawang's cap
      125 2 SEMBAWANG SHIPYARD has completed extensive repairs to the SS Fairstar, a 21,619 gross tonne luxury cruise ship. It is the sixth vessel repaired by the shipyard in the last eight months. Shipping industry sources said the overhaul and repair jobs for the six vessels had
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      Travel magazine that found its way to Asia
      199 2 FRESH FROM the January launch of Newsweek in Japanese, another Newsweek Asian venture this time with American Express Publishing has taken flight with champagne, balloons and an initial distribution target of 110,000. The new Asia edition of Travel A Leisure magazine, launched
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      Thai delegation coming to town for visit
      85 2 A THAI delegation, comprising 48 officials and 34 businessmen, will pay a two-day visit to Singapore this weekend. Led by the vice-governor of the north-eastern Chaiyapoom province, Sub Lieutenant Somnuk Kirdkrate, it will arrive tomorrow evening. The team members have a private programme
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      Lessons to be learnt from satay machine
      440 3  -  By JEFFREY TSANG AT LEAST four companies and several individuals are interested in a satay-piercing machine developed by six students of the Ngee Ann Polytechnic. Although nothing has been finalised by either the potential buyers or by the polytechnic, plans by the companies
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      China extends an open invitation
      167 3 ENTERPRISES with high technology content and export potential are still high on the list of China's modernisation effort. But the chairman of the China International Trade Centre, Mr Wei Yuming, said yesterday at a conference that the country would also welcome foreign investment in energy,
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      British trade mission coming
      64 3 A TRADE MISSION sponsored by the Worcester and Hereford Chamber of Commerce and Industry in Britain will be here from April 21-26. About 16 companies will be promoting a variety of products ranging from specialised home improvement products to water storage tanks and management services. For
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      American negotiation expert gives tips for talks
      272 3 THOSE who believe that the secret of negotiating is to be rational and objective are doomed to failure, says an American negotiation expert. "All negotiation is subjective, never objective. When people understand this, then only can they be negotiators. "If they stay with
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      141 2 The classic afternoon tea is now playing at Hie Lounge. Every afternoon, you can stroll into and cakes, and imaginative sandwiches. range of cocktails in Singapore. While the in the sight of the unique waterfall and The Lounge, relax and treat yourself to a While a classical quartet rounds off
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      249 3 This week, The Economist sheds new light on world affairs. The Economist casts a penetrating light into the four corners of the world. We give you news and views that are low in cant and bias, high in fact and interpretation. In this week's issue, you'll find illuminating reports on
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  • CHINA TOWN
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      A blueprint for heritage
      2022 4  -  A panel brought together by BT to discuss the conservation of Chinatown has come up with some suggestions. The panel comprised three architects, a banker, an environmental planner, and a property owner all with a personal or professional interest in conservation. By MARGARET THOMAS HOW ABOUT
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      354 4 r ,w■v. V- ■e #&/< X r A, %>,< '>.' v BBBiiii ma Performance Motors is fully aware that quite a number of discerning individuals would relish the thought of driving their very own The BMW 728* BMW 7 series. But they are reluctant to do so, because there's news
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      126 5 'As the fragrant clouds of steam rise, the anticipation of the pleasure it will impart is, for me, satisfaction enough." «r A «f V\V AkT VVkimCC YAU CHUNG CHANG DIAN XIN CHEF The new menu at Shang Palace lists over a hundred specialties, from Dian Xin (Tim Sum) to Ctviwi
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  • OVERSEAS
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      Lock icon Gaddafi condemns US raid
      366 6 Pledge to establish revolution throughout the world NYT COLONEL MUAMMAR Gaddafi, in his first public statement since the US bombing raid, has condemned the attack and Britain's role in its planning. He thanked France for refusing to take part and pledged to continue his support for
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      Lock icon Gorbachev promises to fulfill military commitment to Libya
      200 6 UPI SOVIET LEADER Mikhail Gorbachev, reaffirming solidarity with Libyan leader Muammar Gaddafi, promised to fulfill Soviet commitments "to further strengthen" Libya's military in the wake of the US attack. In a letter of condolences to Gaddafi, published on Wednesday by the Tass
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      Lock icon 'Message to Muammar' an instant hit
      237 6 UPI A SONG called "Message to Muammar" that pokes fun at the Libyan leader is the biggest hit on a radio station in the American mid-west. The song, in which Col Muammar Gaddafi is "interviewed," is the most requested tune on Station KXOQ-FM in
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      Lock icon Congress panel asked to review law against business bribes
      360 6 AP A SPOKESMAN for US President Ronald Reagan's administration asked a congressional panel on Wednesday for changes in a law against US companies bribing foreigners as a way to clarify what businessmen may or may not do. Alexander Good, the director
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      Lock icon US indicators point to slower economic growth ahead
      216 6 Reuter US GOVERNMENT agencies say the operating rate of US industries fell sharply last month together with construction starts for new homes, suggesting slower economic growth ahead. The Federal Reserve Board said factories, mines and utilities operated in March at 79.4 per
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      DAILY AIRCRAFT MOVEMENTS
      900 6 ARRIVALS Operator Sarvica number Local time From SIA UA FT SV CAL SIA MAS SIA MAS MAS SIA CPA SWR RBA SV GIA SIA SAS SIA SIA THAI SN MAS GIA SIA MAS SIA GIA SIA GIA SIA RBA RJ SIA SIA SIA THAI A'FLOT THAI MAS
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      Lock icon Coordinated cuts in rates start with the French
      104 7 Reuter THE HALF-POINT reduction in the Bank of France's money market intervention rate this week was the first in an internationally coordinated round of interest rate cuts. The cut in the key rate, to V/a per cent from B'/« per cent, was
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      Lock icon France privatising to raise funds for budget
      479 7 FT FRANCE'S new right-wing government has announced that it will raise eight billion francs in share sales in the nationalised sector this year to help cover expenditure in the supplementary budget for 1966 approved by the Cabinet at its weekly meeting. The asset
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      Lock icon Tokyo lifts ban on export of oil products
      328 7 UPI IN A SIGNIFICANT policy change, Japan will lift a 13-year-old ban on export of petroleum products, a government spokesman said in Tokyo yesterday. An official of the Resources and Energy Agency said the decision was in line with the government's policy
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      Lock icon Joblessness seen as a long-term problem
      92 7 Reuter HIGH UNEMPLOYMENT may increase even more in some industrialised countries over the next two years, and is likely to remain a long-term world problem. The International Labour Organisation (ILO), in a report by director-gener-al Francis Blanchard, said most states now regarded unemployment as
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      Lock icon Soviets slow in buying licences from abroad
      158 7 FT SOVIET industry is much too slow in buying licences from abroad which would save time and money. Nikolai Smelyakov, the Soviet deputy minister of foreign trade, cites as an example the refusal of the Agricultural Machinery Ministry in the 1970s to buy
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      Lock icon Computer whiz-kid, 15, named ministerial aide
      213 7 AFP A 15-YEAR-OLD mathematical and computer whiz-kid has been appointed France's youngest ever ministerial aide. Cyrille de Vignemont, 15, is still at a secondary school in Lyons, central France, but will spend two days a week in Paris at the Ministry for the Civil
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  • WORLD BACKGROUND
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      Lock icon Yamani — shrewd king of the oil barrel
      638 8 Yamani shrewd king of the oil barrel NYT A DEFINITE power hierarchy lurks within Opec (Organisation of Petroleum Exporting Countries) and there is little doubt that, in spite of persistent rumours that Sheik Yamani is out of favour with the Saudi royal family, he remains at the top of that
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      Lock icon How laser-guided 'smart' bombs maul Libya
      558 8 NYT THE LASER-GUIDED "smart" bombs used in the US attack on Libya are part of an arsenal of hightechnology arms first used 15 years ago by American forces in South-east Asia to demolish railroad bridges and tanks. Designed to enable pinpoint air strikes both
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      Lock icon Computer craze sweeps Poland, thanks to official support
      675 8 AP FOUR YEARS AGO, Ryszard Kajkowski and Jerzy Dworsecki of Warsaw used US$l,OOO earned during a summer working in West Germany to buy a secondhand Apple n computer. In the basement of a bouse owned by Kajkowski's father-in-law, they began to write
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      318 8 Computers and Commncabone Bi-directional tractor shown optional Pinwr iter P7 The affordable Pinwriter P7 has what it takes to look good whatever you print. With a 24-pin printhead for superb text and dazzling graphics. It's faster and quieter. Fully PC-compatible, too. At a price that gives a whole new meaning
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  • Page 8 Miscellaneous
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      57 8 Doonesbury AND CDNTINUN6MH REAGAN OFFiCJAIS tUHD LEFT OFFICE AMIDST CHARGES OF UNETHICAL BEHAVIOR OR CRIMINAL URQNGMN6... 21 3 Si RAYMONDP. DONCMfiN, ANNE BUPFORD, JAMES M- BE66S, JOHN McELPERW, PONALP 2. HOWE, MICHAEL KAREM, JOHN HDKrON.~* to. i Si 4 JOHN HERNANDEZ, JAMES R. HARRIS, SHEWBRWER, 6UYM. HSKE, JOFN PEPPERS, MATJHEU
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  • AIR CARGO
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      Ansett orders six planes for its leasing division
      309 9  -  By KINGSLEY WOOD ANSETT is to spend US$l5O million on six McDonnell-Douglas MD-83 aircraft for its overseas leasing operations. The order, by Ansett Worldwide Leasing Services, takes to 18 the number of aircraft that has been purchased by the group's new leasing
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      DHL and UPS form new airline
      91 9 DHL WORLDWIDE EXPRESS and United Parcel Service (UPS) have teamed up to form a new airline which hopes to obtain rights to fly its own planes to Japan early next year. It was formed in response to an April 1985 bilateral agree- ment between
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      SAS delegation visiting China
      179 9 A DELEGATION from the Scandinavian Airlines Sys- tem (SAS), led by SAS president and chief execu- ttve officer Jan Carlzon, is now in China to explore business opportunities. I The Civil Aviation Administration of China (CAAC) is the delegation's host during its stay from April 14
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      WEEKLY FREIGHTERS
      208 9 ARRIVALS DEPARTURES Operator Flight number Local time 13 From Operator Flight number Local time For FRIDAY FT FT7I FT FT71 SATURDAY 0110 2355 JFK/ORD ANC/NRT MNL/TPE JFK/ORD ANC/NRT TPE NW KAL KAL JAL FT NW906 KE697 KE698 JL615 FT66 1035 0200 0200 0905 0250 HKG/NRT/ LAX/SFO BKK/ (SEL)
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      A question mark over rates
      450 9  -  Rising demand for space could create problems for Singapore By LIM SOON NEO WILL. THERE BE recommendations far an increase in tariff rates (or air cargo out of Singapore when the annual International Air Transport Association (lata) cargo conference ends in the Republic in June?
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      543 9 THE SPICE OF CHINA IN SINGAPORE LI PC) THE FAMED TANG DYNASTY POET. ONCE WRYLY COMMENTED, "IT IS HARDER TO ENTER SZECHLJAN THAN TO GO TO HEAVEN". THIS IS BECAUSE SZECHUAN, CHINA S IJiRGEST AND MOST POPULAR PROVINCE, IS COMPLETELY SURROUNDED BY THREE VAST MOUNTAIN MgJIES. HOWEVER, Y'Of/ CAN SAMPLE
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  • FEATURES
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      Think twice about the levy
      546 10 IT IS UNFORTUNATE that on the eve of the launch of the much-vaunted Central Provident Fund investment scheme, the Big Four local banks have decided to squabble with struggling stockbrokers over a seemingly small matter the proposal by the banks to charge a V* per
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      Short cut to Pacific Rim
      1463 10  -  By ALVIN TAY FROM THEIR Singapore office on the 18th floor of Shell Tower, the management of Lloyds Bank can get a very good view of the Standard Chartered Bank's flagship building just across the road. The physical proximity of England's fourth and fifth largest
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      FELS's advice to shareholders
      246 10 letter to the Editor Dear 9r, The management of FELS appreciates the concern and interest shown by some shareholders in their letters to the press over the last two weeks. We would like to suggest that these shareholders read the 1985 annual report which has been
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      305 10 Every which way but loose! Now at The Brasserie La Fotande. You may be relieved to hear that practical considerations were (insurmountable as regards flying Oscar to Singapore, and letting \V j him loose at The Brasserie this week. (Or even finding him a stand-in). For the simple reason hou
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      427 10 miMMm CRYPTIC PUZZLE ACROSS 4 At bottom, what a rider needs (6) 7 h happens that dice can't be shaken! (8) 8 Maybe it's not Ed's ptoce (6) 10 A bowler's match? (5) 13 Victim soft in the heod (4) 14 Spot the right prophet (4) 15 Regkxi of sea,
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      244 10 11 Father (3) 12 Mad, slang (5) 13 Flog (7) 15 Untruth (3) 16 SmcHl sticky fruit (3) 18 Red Indian (6) 20 Trop (5) 21 Electrically-charged particle (3) 22 Owing (3) 23 Where a car is kept (6) 25 Type of tree (3) 28 Inspection of occounts (5) 30
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  • SPORTS
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      Samson leads by one stroke in SICC Open
      473 11  -  By WALTON MORAIS DEFENDING CHAMPION Samson Gimson took the first step towards retaining his title in the SICC Open golf championship when he held a one-stroke lead in the opening round at the New Course yesterday. The 22-year-old carded an even-par 72
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      Lock icon Nicklaus to play in Houston Open
      309 11 AP MASTERS CHAMPION Jack Nicklaus will play in the US$5OO,OOO Houston Open for the first time since 1977. The addition of Nicklaus to a field that already included Tom Watson gives the tournament its strongest field in recent years. Also entered in the PGA
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      Lock icon Rest of the World defeats Lions
      244 11 Reuter TRIES by Australians Nick Farr-Jones and Simon Poidevin carried the Rest of the World to a 15-7 victory over the British Lions on Wednesday in the first of two matches to celebrate the centenary of the International Rugby Board. In fact, Australia monopolised
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      Lock icon Zaman beaten by Nancarrow
      340 11 AFP QAMAR ZAMAN,the former British Open champion from Pakistan, was beaten in only 11 minutes in the secondround of this year's championship when the young Australian Tristen Nancarrow beat him 9-0,9-2, 9-0 on Wednesday. The 35-year-old Zaman, who was seeded eighth, has for some time shown
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      Lock icon West Indies makes clean sweep of England
      350 11 AP WEST INDIES beat England by 240 runs on the final day of the fifth and final cricket test in St Johns, Antigua, on Wednesday to complete a 5-0 sweep of the series. England was bowled out for 170 in its second innings
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      252 11 Thai's European flights are going fast! i i I fi r M i J! it «r M V 1 ss u Copenhagen, Athens, Frankfurt, Rome, Zurich, Amsterdam, Paris, London. For some very good reasons! Thai has been making flights to Europe a much more rounded experience for the traveller. We've
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      1182 11 Ira IjMDIK) iEE. FRIDAY AT THE MOVIES zJF Hall-NeLon 1: 10.30 pm, Channel 5 Joe Pesci (left) is Rocky f Nelson, an undercover cop behind the largest drug jy bust in New York's history. A movie studio buys the rights to the story but decides he is too short to
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  • ASIAN STOCKS
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      Hongkong
      354 12 HONGKONG: Share prices yesterday closed sharply higher in spite '(f late profit-taking as the Hang 9eng index crossed the 1,800 mark and neared a record high. The index ended 20.81 points ahead at 1,812.00, bringing its gain .for this month to more than 200 points. It reached a record
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      Taipei
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      Tokyo
      424 12 TOKYO: The rally on Wall Street and strong expectations of imminent discount rate cuts by the US and Japan boosted share prices in active trading yesterday. The market average surged 128.48 to end at 15,486.84 after 6.03 points up on Wednesday. Turnover was 580 million shares against 540 million
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      Manila
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      Sydney
      380 12 SYDNEY: Australian share markets yesterday soared to record levels, boosted by strong demand for blue chips and industrial stocks. The All Ordinaries Index closed 14.7 points up at a record close of 1,216.8, eclipsing its April 11 record of 1,214.6. The All Industrials Index rose 28.2 points to 1,971.9,
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      Seoul
      73 12 AP* 17 Won Hyundai ConM Hyundai Motor KAL 1065 2370 1245 839 -14 48 70 +9 Bonk Seoul 832 +7 Choheung Bk 806 830 40 15 2209 -II 620 -15 Korea Sh*> 475 -25 1003 •to Lucky Ltd 1200 +5 1270 •10 1168 -6 520 -15 2300 -5 1440
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      Bangkok
      122 12 BANGKOK: The Securities Exchange of Thailand Index yesterday dipped 0.48 to 128.42. Turnover amounted to 113,740 shares valued at 15.6 million baht. OWING to technical pnMwm, yesterday's Heagkeng, Taipei, Tsfeyo, Manila, Sydney aad Baagkek prices were act available. Aft I* Mm 47- Swnw* Ao Khom Thai 437 19 Ana
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      Lock icon Swedish company eyes Tokyo
      59 12 Reuter SWEDEN'S Aga Ab may seek a Tokyo listing later this year to take advantage of the Japanese investment community's growing appetite for foreign share Mimgtng director Marcus Storch said on Wednesday that Aga was studying a possible listing in Japan following what he described as
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      Lock icon Toshiba Corp files countersuit against TI
      355 12 Reuter TOSHIBA CORP has become the second Japanese microchip maker to bring a countersuit against Texas Instruments, to fight TTs charges of patent infringement, a Toshiba spokesman said. Toshiba filed suit in a US district court in Dallas, Texas, charging TI with infringing basic
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      106 12 AFP MATSUSHITA Electric Industrial Co topped Japan's corporate profits league last year. The National Tax Administration Agency said on Wednesday it was the top income earner among 226 big businesses which closed their annual books last November. Matsushita, the world's biggest electric-appliance
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      200 12 AFP TWO MAJOR Japanese carmakers, Toyota and Nissan, have reported drops in exports and production in March largely because of the yen's sharp appreciation against the US dollar. Toyota Motor Co, Japan's largest car manufacturer, said its output in March sagged 1.6 per
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      90 12 Reuter BRITISH Telecommunications PLC has signed a "very substantial" deal with Multitech International Ltd of India to make and market message terminals in India. A British Telecom spokesman said the deal was significant but declined to give its value. The agreement has been approved
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      885 13 Amsterdam AFC 16 Fb ABN 584 00 4 Aegon 115 00 25 AhokJ 78 30 06 180 80 1 6 AMEV 85 90 23 101 70 +1 32 30 01 Boh 690 00 in Bur Tat 156 00 -7 8 C aland 588 00 5 Mi M, 192
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      312 13 AT T's higher earnings lift Wall Street Reuter WALL STREET share prices on Wednesday soared to a record at the close, as investors put aside the Libyan conflict and celebrated stronger AT T earnings and an anticipated cut in the discount rate, analysts said. Lower interest rates and oil prices
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      211 13 Reuter MERRILL LYNCH A Co s first quarter profits were up 56 per cent, to the highest level in 10 quarters, despite a 33 per cent increase in costs and a US$l7.3 million charge for possible losses from a default of an overseas customer.
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      148 13 Reuter LEGISLATION submitted to the British Parliament omits provisions (or the planned controversial 5 per cent tax on conversion of UK shares into American depository receipts (ADRs), but government officials said the levy has not been dropped. They said
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      899 14 Reuter THE INDUSTRY-WIDE computer sales slump in the US has not spared Xerox Corp's new office equipment line, even though the products are "the best we have ever had in the company's history", president David Kearns said. "There appears to be a
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      491 14 NYT BANKAMERICA CORP has returned to profitability for the first time since the first quarter of 1965. Bank America, which has been reeling from serious loan problems at its main subsidiary, the Bank of America, reported on Wednesday that it earned US$63
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      223 14 NYT EARNINGS at Apple Computer Inc have more than tripled in the second quarter ended March 28. Separately, the Tandy Corp, based in Fort Worth, announced improved earnings, though analysts said the increase was not as great as expected. Apple earned US$3l.B million,
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      540 14 Reuter GENERAL MOTORS CORP has given investors a bullish forecast on long-term plans to cut costs and improve its position in the US market but minimal details on its short-term outlook, according to participants in a day-long series
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      964 14 FT LLOYDS BANK may have been beating on the door. But this did not prevent Lord Barber, the chairman of Standard Chartered Bank, hopping on Concorde last Thursday to spend the day in Washington before catching the evening flight back. His supersonic
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      129 14 Reuter THE UK stock exchange has decided in principle to start a third tier market to complement its existing listed and unlisted securities markets. Trading is planned to start in October. Exchange chairman Nicholas Goodison said on Wednesday that the aim was to
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      195 14 APPOINTMENTS OFFSHORE DRILLING 1 n The world s largest shipbuilder wishes to appoint a temporary Offshore Drilling Rig Engineer (Tool Pusher) at its Ulsan Yard in South Korea for a three month term (May 15 August 16, 1986). Requirsments:- More than five years of experience in SemiSubmersible Rig of Norway
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      916 15 SINGAPORE The US dollar closed narrowly mixed against major currencies yesterday after fluctuating throughout the day in moderate and nervous trading. The dollar ended slightly higher at 2.2460/70 marks compared with New York's 2.2450/65 close. However, sentiment for the dollar remained bearish on a 2.4 per cent fall
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      238 15 HONGKONG: The metal closed little changed in fairly quiet and lacklustre trading yesterday in the absence of fresh factors. Bullion closed at U*****.20/60 an ounce compared with New York's $339.30/80 close and the $339.20/60 finish here on Wednesday. On the local market, gold lost HK$l7.5 to close at $3,147.50
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      Money markets
      131 15 THE OVERNIGHT rate on the Singapore interbank money market fell by 1/4 point from Wednesday to close at 4-3/4 per cent yesterday. The one-month term rate fell by 1/8 point while the two and three-month rates fell by 1/16 point each. c S$ Interbank rates at 7pm yesterday:
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      298 15 Asian market ASIAN DOLLAR deposit rates closed sharply easier yesterday compared with Wednesday's level, due to lending interest in moderately active trading. One month closed at 6-11/16 6-9/16 per cent, down 1/4 point from Wednesday, two months at 6-9/16 6-7/16, down 5/16, three and six months at 6-1/2 6-3/8 each,
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      240 15 Interbank rates at 3pm yesterday: CucrtnciM Nominal rat** Smithsonian Bid Offer < :roa< parity change Local dollars to on* unit of foreign currency US dolor 2 1760 2.1770 ***** -22 83 Sterling pound ***** ***** 7 3469 -55 40 Australian dollar 1 5601 1 5630 3 4286 -54
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      321 15 BA Futures EURODOLLAR futures opened yesterday with a bullish tone as a one per cent cut in the US discount rate was expected. The June contract gapped up at 93.71 from Wednesday's close of 93.52. It closed at the day's low of 93.69. Currency futures opened sharply higher from
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      332 15 Reuter IN SPELLING OUT British monetary policy to bankers, Chancellor of the Exchequer Nigel Lawson aimed to reassure markets and analysts about the long-term consistency of policy, government sources said. Speaking to the Lombard Association in London on Wednesday, he confirmed the government's anti-inflationary stance
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      139 15 Reuter CHINA'S banks must become more selective in their lending and pay more attention to attracting savings, the China Daily said yesterday. The official newspaper said the biggest banking problem in 1985 was the sharp reduction of credit, on central government instructions, without distinguishing which
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      203 15 UPI PERU has paid about US$l5 million to Washington, ending a six-month-old suspension of all new US economic and military aid. Wednesday's payment freed up to about $36 million in US aid frozen on Oct 10, when Peru fell more
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      63 15 Reuter THE HONGKONG govern-ment-owned Mass Transit Railway Corp is planning a US$lOO million Euro-com-mercial paper facility. A company official said three dealers had been appointed to establish the fa- cility Merrill Lynch Capital Markets, Morgan Guaranty Ltd and S G Warburg and Co Ltd. Details are being
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      143 15 There are some Swiss souvenirs you can't buy at Zurich Airport. A 4 01 v;, > I. «iP v fl X-nsSR-*- :>.V. §p >- X y> X >*>: J s m *m -*mw. sX* V- > < t I SS »1 w hi i s ~:v.v to .V -V' V-
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      Lock icon India expected to remain major spot oil buyer
      432 16 Reuter INDIA IS EXPECTED to continue buying a large amount of spot oil in the Asian market in the near future to cover a crude shortfall of at least 200,000 barrels per day. Traders in Tokyo said the volume of Indian spot
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      Lock icon Bohai oilfield output to rise 11 times
      164 16 AP THE OIL OUTPUT of North China's Bohai field will be 11 times more in 1966 than it was last year. The official Xinhua News Agency reported yesterday that by 1990, the output will be 140 times the amount in 1965. The report,
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      343 16 UPI ABOUT 300 placard-carrying students and workers in Bangkok on Tuesday protested US Agriculture legislation they said would damage Thai rice sales and called for a break in diplomatic relations. The protesters paraded in front of the US Embassy and gave officials an open
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      RUBBER
      308 16 SINGAPORE The market closed steady yesterday with May One RSS buyers quoted at 164.50 cents a kg, unchanged from Wednesday. The morning session lost one cent on lack of buying interest in very quiet trading. Prices improved slightly in thin afternoon trading on small buying support to close little
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      RAS and MRELB
      319 16 RAS prices in S cents/kg, FOB in boles NOON CLOSE Buyers Sellers Buyers Sellers Int 1 RSS Prompt 163 50 164 SON 164 50 165 SON Int 1 RSS May 86 163 50 164 50 164 50 165 50 Int 1 RSS June 86 164 00 164
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      98 16 (cents/kg, 1-ton MAY 86 JUNE 86 (currant month) (forward month) NOON NOON RAS ScNtre Biiyoff ScNtn SSR 20 155 00 157.00N 156 00 158 00N SSR SO 152 00 I54 00N 153 00 155.00N MRELB StIUri 5tlUn SMR CV ***** *****N 211 00 *****N SMR L 209
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      575 16 COFFEE Robusta futures ended a varied but generally firm day on Wednesday with gains from Tuesday night of £48 to £60 a tonne, near the highs of a maximum £40 traded ranged with most operators on the sidelines. At the close, second position July was £48 down from
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      KL Tin
      144 16 THE PRICE «I til mi ike Koala Lampar Tin Market (KLTM) vu fixed at Msl4.7f per kg yesterday. Dealers said tradiag remained qaiet. Ne price was fixed sa Wednesday because tetal blds/sflers feU short sf tke mlslmsm II tsaaes repaired. Dealers said yesterday's price was eight eests lewer
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      140 16 Reuter A TELEPHONED bomb threat on Wednesday disrupted trading on the Chicago markets, the busiest in the world, and prompted many traders to leave the floor. A spokesman for the Chicago Board of Trade (CBT), which oversees trading on the financial and agricultural markets all
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      149 16 ChiiWM Produce Exchange Sellers' noon doting prices on Apr 17 (S$/100 kg) Coconut oil BuIk FOB Old drum FOB New drum FOB 50 00 6300 67 00 Copra Mixed (loose) 28 buyers Pepper Muntok White FOB NLW Sarawok White FOB faq NLW Sarawak speciol block FOB NLW Sarawak
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      PALM OIL
      222 16 MALAYSIAN crude palm oil prices closed lower yesterday on further speculative selling and buyer reserve, prompted by the sharp fall in overnight Chicago soyoil futures. Dealers said trading remained light and cautious as operators awaited the outcome of India's weekly import tender, adding that lowest prices offered to
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      RICE
      66 16 Bangkok A-l Special 112 (US$/tonne, FOS) C-l Special C-l Ord unq unq White Rice Loonzoin Rice 100% 1st class 240 J 100% 2nd class 100% 3rd closs 5% 10% 215 210 200 195 100% 1st grode 100% 2nd grode 100% 3rd grode 210 unq 15% 20% 190 180 Parboiled
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      906 16 <l> CANADIAN IMPERIAL BANK OF COMMERCE 1985 CONSOLIDATED FINANCIAL STATEMENTS (in thousands of Canadian dollars) CONSOLIDATED STATEMENT OF ASSETS AND LIABILITIES as at October 31 CONSOLIDATED STATEMENT OF INCOME tor the year ended October 31 Cash Resources i Cash and deposits with Bank of Canada Deposits with other banks Cheques
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      319 16 NOTICES MTHr7T7V»i.- I' THE COMPANIES ACT, CHAPTER ltt AND IN THE MATTES OF I'NIG HO ENTERPRISES PTE. LTD. (IN MEMBERB' VOLUNTARY LIQUIDATION) AT an Extraordinary General Meeting of the members of Unlgro Enterprises Pte. Ltd., duly convened and held at 71 Dunearn Road, Singapore 1130, on Friday the 11th day
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      321 16 TUCK FATT (PRIVATE) LIMITED I incorporated m the RcpuOfcc o» Singapore) tm Voluntary UquKtetionl NOTICE OF FINAL MEETING NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that, pursuant to Section 306 of the Companies Act Cap 185 the Final Meeting of members of the Company will be held on Tuesday 20th May 1966 at
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      168 16 PRIVATE LIMITED VEN In pursuance to Section 306 (1) of the Companies Act, Cap. 185, that a general meeting of the above named company will be held at 9 Penang Road #12-00, Supreme. House, Singapore 0023 on 22 May 1966 at 11.00 am for the purpose of having an account
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      Short-covering activities help push up prices
      4317 17 SHORT COVERING and bargain hunting pushed up share prices on the Singapore stock market yesterday in quiet trading. Winners beat losers by 72 to 49. The Straits Times Industrial Index closed 5.42 points up at 578.58 while the more broadly-based BT Composite Index finished
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      270 17 SINGAPORE Ri«es IndteM, 17 S 1 A 620 30 IT CompoMtt 479 85 484 61 S P H 570 20 ®T IndKotor *****64 *****71 FAN 555 +15 IT OS/OS 203 134 OCIC 600 +10 »TCADI 7 DBS 450 +10 IT OIV *****2 *****1 Pelongi Bhd S0« 63
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      2992 17 SECTION ONE INDUSTRIAL COMMERCIAL Acmo (0 906 0 9IS) (11) 089 (2) 0 89'.. (I) 0 89'.- (25) 090 Alcom (0 498 0 545) Amol Steel 50c (0 658 0 665) (1) 065'.' (2) 0 65 (6) 0 65 B A T 22c (I 468
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      293 17 Managers' prices MARA-Bumiputra for April 18 First B'putro 4 20 4 25 Singapore Unit Trust Second B'putro 3 75 3 80 The Commerce 0 79 0 84 The Sovmgs Fund 0 61 0 66 S'pore Prog Fond 0 31 0 33 S'pore Sec Fund 0 51 0 55
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      132 17 HONGKONG Hong Kong Index Thursday 1129 34 Wednesday 1114 20 Week ago 1093 80 Hang Seng Index Thursday 1812 00 Wednesday *****9 Week ago 1758 57 Australian Industrials Thursday 1971.9* Wednesday 1943 7 Week ago 1922 7 NEW YORK Dow Jones Wednesday 1847 97* Tuesday 1809 65 Week
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      KL prices ease under selling pressure
      502 18 SELLERS made a comeback after a two-day absence, and share prices closed easier on the Kuala Lumpur stock market yesterday. Losers were led by speculative industrial issues with scattered doubledigit losses recorded. Losses in the other sectors were mostly marginal. The pace of trading
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      2829 18 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. NXJSTRIALS A|inomoto (3 I OS) xd AMD <3 006 3
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      840 18 STRONG SPECULATION of a near-term cut in UK clearing bank base rates, along with the record high close on Wall Street, pushed the market strongly higher in active morning trading yesterday. At 0835 GMT, the FTSE 100 Index had risen 17.0 points to 1,679.0. A fresh fall in
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      874 18 The First Canadian Bank Bank of Montreal 129, St. James Street, Montreal, Quebec H2Y IL6, Canada STATEMENT OF ACCOUNTS FOR YEAR ENDED 31 OCTOBER 1985 Note: All figures quoted in Canadian dollars (thousands) Annual Financial Statements CONSOLIDATED STATEMENT OF ASSETS AND LIABILITIES AS AT 31 OCTOBER, 1985 1964 1985 Liabilities,
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      132 18 THE DAIWA BANK LIAAITED (SINGAPORE BRANCH) U.S. $20,000,000 NEGOTIABLE FLOATING RATE U.S. DOLLAR CERTIFICATES OF DEPOSIT DUE 21 MAY, 1987 Pursuant to Condition 3 of the Certificates, The Daiwa Bank Limited hereby gives notice that it will repay the Deposits on the Interest Payment Date falling on May 21, 1986.
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      508 19 Mm mm™ HOCK LOCK SIEW GUTHRIE CORPORATION'S return to the London stock market this June after a four-and-a-half-year absence was a planned affair. Soon after the much-publi-cised takeover of the former plantation and trading giant by Malaysian-based Permodalan Nasional Bhd in 1981, the
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      Lock icon Wormald to set up company
      342 19 Reuter WORMALD International Ltd plans to create a new company overseas late this year to acquire its existing fire protection and security businesses in Europe and the western hemisphere. About 40 per cent would be ottered for subscription overseas with the rest to be held
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      453 19 Reuter JARDINE MATHESON Holdings Ltd is to issue US$l25 million worth of US dollar denominated cumulative preference shares convertible into part of its existing holdings of shares in Hongkong Land Co ltd. A full conversion would reduce Jardines's holdings in HK Land to about 30
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      Mak Kok offers to relieve Koon Swan of forward deals
      541 19  -  By HOMER CHEN PENANG-BASED businessman Datuk Mak Kok has made an offer to several local brokerage houses to relieve them of forward contracts in two Tan Koon Swan-controlled companies. If his offer is fully accepted, it would help to relieve
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      Steamers seeks listed vehicle Down Under
      438 19  -  By RAMESH CHANDIRAMANI PLANS ARE AFOOT to find an Australian listed vehicle which Straits Steamship Company Ltd can use to group together all of its assets and businesses Down Under. There are several options which the 82.19 per cent Keppel Shipyard subsidiary is looking
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      KFC (S) spends $7 million on new look
      86 19 TO ACCELERATE its turnaround to profitability, Kentucky Fried Chicken Singapore is spending more than $7 million to spruce up its operations and improve its service. KFC Singapore, which recently announced a restructuring scheme involving the entry of US-based franchisor Kentucky Fried Chicken
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      Hotel Negara incurs losses, lowers dividend payment
      318 19 TWO FACTORS the highly competitive hotel industry and an earlier write-off of investment in the Singapore Monitor have forced Hotel Negara Ltd into the red. The hotel is one of the last few publicly-listed hotel companies to release 1985 results. The company said
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    China rises to fourth spot on trading list
    413 20  -  Trade with Republic totalled $5.8b last year By CHUANG PECK MING CHINA HAS become Singapore's fourth most important trading partner with two-way trade amounting to $5.8 billion last year, according to the Acting Trade and Industry Minister Brig-Gen (Res) Lee Hsien Loong
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    SSA offers help to promote investment
    169 20 THE Singapore Society of Accountants has offered to help the government promote trade and investment in Singapore. Announcing this yesterday, SSA president Keith Tay said the society could, for example, assist in persuading investors to put their money here. Being a non-government organisation, the
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    Speed up response to surveys, companies told
    487 20  -  By LOH HUI YIN WHILE concerted efforts are being made by the government to provide fast and accurate data, the private sector must also do its part. It could do so by responding quickly to surveys from which the data is based, the
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    126 20 THE GOVERNMENTS projection of the economy's performance in 1965 might have been off the mark but so were other forecasts of Singapore's performance. At the end of 1984, the International Monetary Fund projected a 6 per cent growth rate for the Singapore economy in 1985, pointed
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    411 20 THE TRADE and Industry Ministry is to start in-depth discussions with specific industry and business groups in a programme aimed at finding out their problems and prospects. Also, it will provide an opportunity for the MTI to explain to these groups their role in implementing
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    226 20 AFP MALAYSIA has urged major industrial nations not to ignore the trading interests of smaller developing nations ahead of a planned meeting next month between President Reagan and South-east Asian foreign ministers. Trade and Industry Minister Tengku Razaleigh Hamzah yesterday
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    174 20 Agencies FOREIGN MINISTERS of the European Community have called for an end to all military action in the Mediterranean and have renewed an appeal for restraint in the US-Libyan crisis. Dutch Foreign Minister Hans van der Broek, speaking on behalf of the EEC, told
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    94 20 Reuter COMEX GOLD futures drifted higher in a thin market yesterday morning, with traders increasingly worried about the lack of progress in the crucial Opec oil talks. Spot gold edged up US$O.6O to $340.00 an ounce, largely on buying by dealers. Analysts said the market-making bulk traders were
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    69 20 Reuter US STOCK PRICES were moving higher yesterday in early trading, in an attempt to improve on Wednesday's record finish. A new report showed the US gross national product increasing at a 3.2 per cent annual rate in the first quarter. The Dow Jones Industrial Average was
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      39 20 UPI CHINA'S industrial growth slowed to a moderate 4.4 per cent in the first quarter of this year, as measures to cool an overheated economy produced a "universal" decline in efficiency, officials announced yesterday. UPI
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      36 20 Reuter THE Philippine government will proceed with its planned import liberalisation programme next month but only on a limited and selective basis, Trade and Industry Minister Jose Concepcion said yesterday. Reuter
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      42 20 Reuter UK INDUSTRIAL production rose a provisional 1.7 per cent in February after a 0.7 per cent rise in January, the Central Statistical Office said yesterday. The January rise was originally given as 1.6 per cent. Reuter
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      39 20 Reuter AUSTRALIA'S 30,000 coal miners yesterday ignored an industrial tribunal's order to abort a planned six-day strike. Miners' Federation national president John Maitland said the miners would stop work at midnight last night. Reuter
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      52 20 ;-/|?&<.^&'-^[]=]+,^`[@^/-=..:? Outlook foe todoy: Light to moderate rain clearing by mid-after-noon. Report for 24 hours prior to 7.30pm on Apr 17 ot the oirport: Maximum temperature 30.1 Associated humidity 76 Minimum temperature 24.2 Associated humidity 90 Hours of sunshine 3.05 Roinfoll in millimetres 4.2 Rainfall this month 129.7 Rainy days
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      919 21  -  By SHAHRIR ARIFF THE MARINE Department is introducing the Merchant Shipping (Amendment) Act, 1984, this August to pave the way for Singapore to become a party of the International Convention on Standards of Training, Certification and Watchkeeping for Seafarers (STCW Convention). The new regulations
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      194 21 Reuter EVERGREEN LINE raised freight rates on shipments from Asia to North America by an amount similar that implemented by the Asia North America East Bound Rate Agreement (Anera), a spokesman for the line said. An official of Lida Shipping Co
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      171 21 A CONCERTED effort must be made by employers and unions to enhance the competitiveness of Singapore seafarers. The call by the National Maritime Board in its bi-monthly bulletin, the Seafarer, comes amid a decline in employment opportunities for Singapore mariners. Last year, the board
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        85 21 Reuter CHINA PLANS TO produce 3 million dwt of ships a year by the *****, up from 1.2 million this year, the China State Shipbuilding Corporation's general manager was quoted as saying by the New China News Agency. Hu Chuanzhi forecast China's ship exports at
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        112 21 AFP JAPANESE SHIPBUILDERS have agreed to reduce their production capacity by 20 per cent to cope with a prolonged slump, a shipbuilding official said on Wednesday. Kazuo Maeda, chairman of the Shipbuilders' Association of Japan and president of Mitsui Engineering and Shipbuilding Co, said
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      1124 22 BUSINESS remained slack and patchy on the London shipping freights market on' Wednesday, with no evidence of further rate changes. A 73,000-ton April 26-28 grain movement from Mississippi River to Europort for account of Bunge fetched a steady US$6 («0). •MSK arranged a 25,000-ton US Gulf-Taiwan grain shipment
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      436 22 Lloyd's List AN INVESTIGATION has been launched into allegations that container ships being built for Yang Ming Marine Corporation by Taiwan's state-owned shipyard have used a lower than specified grade of steel. The government investigation has prompted China Shipbuilding Corporation's chairman, Mr
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      198 22 Reuter WORLD TANKERS laid-up for lack of employment declined slightly to 32.98 million long dwt (237 vessels) at the end of February from 33.41 million (243) at end January, the General Council of British Shipping (GCBS) said. This is the lowest figure since February 1982
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      101 22 AFP INDIAN COAST Guards seized a South Korean fishing trawler and arrested 23 crew members in the Bay of Bengal last weekend, a South Korean diplomat said in New Delhi on Wednesday. Coast Guard sources said the trawler was seized near India's Andaman Islands,
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      464 22 THE INSTALLATION of a new MacGregor-Navire (MGN) roro link span has primed Plymouth, UK for further growth in commercial and tourist traffic. Potential is particularly seen for increased trade through established services to Spain, following its accession to the EEC and
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      273 22 AFP LIBYAN OIL and other trade appears unaffected by the US air strike in which oil installations apparently escaped damaged, Lloyd's said on Wednesday. The Libyan state company Breganaft International on Tuesday chartered three tankers to ship out 240,000 tons of crude. Elf Union
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      837 22 AB Shpg V 5 Accord Shpg VI 3 Afea Line VI 3 Ahrenkiel Liner X 1 AC Toepfer X 5 Anro Service IV 3/4 Arrow Lines X 4 Atlas Line X 3 ANL 1 1/2 APC Line V 4 APL III 2/3 ASCL III 1 Bait-Canada Line
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      126 22 LIBERIA IS offering improved terms for shipowners using its flag of convenience, Lloyd's List reported. The journal said Liberia was reducing registration fees and providing discounts for regular users of the facility, in an effort to fight competition from Panama and other open registry countries. Lloyd's
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      226 23 THE NORWAY Line passenger ferry Jupiter has been chartered by Cunard for six months as an accommodation ship for workers involved in re-engining the 67,140 tons gross Queen Elizabeth 2 at Bremer haven. The 9,500 tons gross ferry will go to the West German port in
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      343 23 WITH IMPROVEMENTS IN ship design, the highly automated ship of the 1990s will be manned by a team of 11 to 14 specialist personnel. It may comprise a ship manager, eight ship operators, two general purpose crew and possibly two to three trainees, suggest members
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      181 23 Seatrade Week ATLANTRAFIK Express Service has filed for bankruptcy in London, according to Mr Claes L Uggla, AES Lines' President. This follows the termination of the company's operations and a directors' evaluation of its financial situation. Lawsuits against the line have been filed in Manhattan US
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      434 23 AFP HEARINGS BEGAN in Federal court in Chicago on Wednesday to set the amount of compensation due to the victims of the 1978 Amoco Cadiz oil tanker disaster. Legal experts say, however, that the case is so complex, a definite ruling on
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      5340 24 §®aBG)QllB 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. Advanced dates are published at
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      778 29 CONTAINER TERMINAL RECEIVING OF EXPORT FCL CONTAINERS AND LCL CARGO Godws FCL Arrival for LCL movement Ship Voy date/time Operator cargo schedule Location E Genius 008RE 18 486 1730 G Asia F1 0830-0930 N3 E Orient 005W 18 4 86 2000 G Asia F1 1100-1200/1000-1100 N3/P3 S«ri Bhum
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      591 29 AT CONVENTIONAL WHARVES Vessel Berth Agent Arrival Departure Keppel Alt or obi Kl9 Umpacific alongside 18 4/2300 Iwen K20 Pelrn alongside 18 4/0600 Koto Jade Kl8 PIL alongside 18 4/1500 Lovender KI5 Borneo alongside 18 4/2300 Al Confidence K35 Kim Shpg 18 4/0700 19 4/2000 Amazon KI6
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      73 21 BiMDS AN INVESTIGATION has been launched into allegations that contoiner ships being built for Yong Ming by Taiwanese yord have used a lower than specified grade of steel. Page II WITH IMPROVEMENTS IN ship design, the highly automated ship of the 1990s will be manned by a teom of 11
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      963 21 A hard look at what it will take to succeed in business for the next 20 years With turbulent times ahead forewarned will be forearmed $22.00. MAERSK LINE FAST TRANSIT TO MIDDLE EAST SINGAPORE/DUBAI 8 DAYS SINGAPORE/DAMMAM 9 DAYS SINGAPORE/BAHRAIN 10 DAYS Voy IS* por« EXPORT TO USA. EUROPE. MIDDLE
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      387 22 YAMASHITA-SHINNIHON LINE TRAMS-PACIFIC SERVICES STRAITS FEEDER Pacific South Wnt I Pacific North Waat Faodar at Kao I Faador at Kao Atlantic/Canada Faodar at Koba I I'l'i 1 IFTili M EDSWLm t-.n.i I H Ml I I i nuni ra rnai HHMETM I 1 '-1 ICSME7MI M-V'BM UMimr vi""inM>tTi«nM MIDDLE EAST
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      294 22 ___BarberHues«a Supercarrier Service ii-' acj< 'i n roue* BMBER 108* N ROOCSTOR NOT APRKAtSI* ROSARtO 16 4 BARBER PERSEUS 30 4 BARBER TONSBERC ?7.'S TO: CALIFORNIA PANAMA US ATLANTIC US GULF E. CANADA Mm accephng cwtn tor Hwstwi (MB) S Frwater (MM Stockton and Sjt ftrgo na I M" TO:
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      916 23 ■jffM The Straits ggjip Steamship Group Mansfield Container Shipping Pte Ltd Overseas Containers Limited wrm STRAITS SHIPPING E Singapore to Sabah, Sarawak, Brunei Ports and Bangkok COjjTAgOSHf SERVICES TO/FROM BANGKOK STOW BKOK kcasus ma V 426* Apr PEGASUS PROE V427N #2 3 BANGKOK BORNEO AGENCIES LTD. BANGKOK TEL: *****80 SINGAPORE
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      1003 23 DSR-LINES VEB DEUTFRACHT/SEEREEDERQ ROSTOCK DSR-LINES' NEW AGENCY IN MALAYSIA By mutual consent and understanding, Euro-Asia Line Sdn Bhd will cease to be DSR-LINES' agents in Malaysia as from 30 April 1986. DSR-LINES would like to thank Euro-Asia Line Sdn Bhd and their shippers for their past services and support and
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      636 24 Hapag-Lloyd TO CONTINENT/UK EXPORTS FROM N CONTINENT &UK IMPORTS Tab* Eiprns Kit MM Maru Osaka Bar Bremen Eiprns H|«lnn Bay fra«kfwt Eiprns Agents SEGANI* *****46 K. Lwpr *****78 *****00 *****41 *****33 t Keimt CfS *****25/6/8, *****49 *****S 3*9278 *****7. 6134(2 *****3 CONTAINER SERVICE W LLOYD TRIESTINO (A mwnbet tf ttw
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      169 24 m K.Sline m»i t i" »i FULLY CONTAINERISED SERVICE TO EUROPE VIA SUEZ Membff of the Ace Consortium S pore Mdant IHtawt Fst«K H>»| An»««p 23/4 (21/4) 12/5 13/5 14/5 16/5 20/5 30/4 28/4) 19/5 20/5 22/5 24/5 27/5 7/5 5/5) 26/5 27/5 29/5 31/5 3/6 14/5 (12/5) 2/6 3/6
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      560 24 /jff Hai Sun Hup Co (Pte) Ltd TEL: *****06 (20 Lines). TLX RS ***** RS ***** IE EASTERN CAR 1 INI R. I l l) INTERMARITIME LTD IML K Kiubaiu (Sub A t ent) Ttt 22ISM Jakarta (Si* A(eM) Tit (***** I REUNION/SOUTH AFRICA SERVICE DIRECT MONTHLY SAILINGS II IN
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      839 24 a EVERGREEN Full Container Service Round-The-World East Bound (FE/CARIB/USEC/EURO/FE) EVER GENUS EVER KKI In Nrt 70/4 Iff* GOLDEN 1/5 5/5 EVER GOMG 1/5 12/5 EVER GATtCR 15/5 15/5 EVER GUH 22/5 25/5 EVER GOVERN 25/5 2/6 EVER GLORY 5/6 5/6 UNHANKOM 24/4 ALSO ACCEPTMG CARGO 10 1) PROWENCE NWARK SAVANNAH
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      990 25 x A PACIFIC INTERNATIONAL LINES W\ PIL Building, 140 Cecil Street, 03-00 Singapore 0106 Tel: *****33 1 FAR EAST CONTAINER SERVICE VESSEL MAJAPAHIT GOWA HOT A SINGA VESSEL SEA HAWK SEA HAWK GOWA SEA HAWK SEA HAWK SIN JKT SBY SIN SnM Swtod In P< 21/4 27/4 29/4 1/5 5/5
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      992 25 BLC BENLINE CONTAINERS EXPRESS CONTAINER SERVICE TO UK/CONTINENT 10/5 17/5 24/5 31/5 It 17/6 24/6 1/7 9/7 EXPRESS CONTAINER SERVICE BttfffN ROAM 13/5 14/5 10/5 21/5 27/5 21/5 3/6 4/6 11/1 12/ C 20/6 21/6 27/6 21/6 4/7 5/7 12/7 13/7 UK/CONTMENT Mr <X ItMU(* Saird FrwAhrt Eipress Saied Tata
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      517 25 DJASAGETRI A Joint Europe Service Of: P.T. DJAKARTA LLOYD P.T. 6ESURI LLOYD P.T. SAMUDERA INDONESIA P.T. TRIKORA LLOYD EXPRESS SEMI CONTAINERSHIP SERVICES SINGAPORE TO EUROPE *GAN)A GMM VISNB 20-21/4 OCEAN PMMA V4NB 1-3/5 LJ. BONTANG VBW6 9-11/5 Mb jo Bremen Adjm/Rdam Ldn Hamburj 29/5 5/6 31/5 3/6 10/6 14/6 16/6
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      384 25 BOUSTEAD SHIPPING AGENCIES BURMA FIVE STAR (Burmese National Line) loading for Rangoon Majwe V 3 Pagan V9BW Pa-an V 94* Htoneywa V/ 211 "LOADING FOR EUROPE V* NORTHBOUND TO UKC Spore PJ In ft 18/19 Apr 22/24 Apr 5/7 May P.Ketong Penanj BANK LINE EXPRESS SEMCONTAIO SEMBCE SOUTteOUtt FROM UKC
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      1296 26 USA CANADA ATLANTIC COAST (Round The World Service) SjKLINE KAWASAKI KISEN KAISHA. LTD. MERCATOR V37E/N. GARNET V 3 CR TOKYO V3E/0. FREEDOM VS OCEAN LEGEND V 2 HARM VlO/0 PATRIOT V 29 PACIFIC COAST I PACIFIC SOUTH WEST I PACIFIC NORTH WEST FEEDER VSI SP PK PN SP MERCATOR V37E
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      741 26 AUSTRALIA EXPRESS CONTAINER SERVICE Accepting FCL/FCL Container* fwiw P Ming fSUCMPPf R ?5 Apr CAIABAR 6 May ESUCUPPIR ft May Meifc Item Sfdn Also Accepts 1 Mat 14 May 6 tun 21 ton 17 May IS Md, 23 May ?1 May 16 Inn 14 iun 7 hil 5 Jut Adfi
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      738 26 GOLDEN LINE GUMt GUAN SHIPPING (PTE) LTD 23. I(M Str«t SMGATOM 0104 TEt *****51 (II IMS) STRAITS/PERSIAN GULF SERVICE: s GOIDEN KM Colombo Karachi Dub* Dote Bahrain GOIDEN HAVEN Colombo Karach. Dubai Bahrain 27/» Apr 15/17 Mat CHINA OCEAN SHIPPING CO.. PEKING THE PEOPLE'S REPUBLIC OF CMNA SEMI-CONTAINER/ CONVENTIONAL SERVICE
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      607 26 IMTRASEA !PTC) LTD 10 Anson Road »27 Internationa' Plaza Singapore 0207 Tel *****1 1 1 1 0 Lines! o BREAKBULK SERVICE TO EUROPE/UK P PHILITRON SHIPPING AGENCIES PTE LTD TEL *****22. (8 LINES) TELEX RS ***** PHILI NEERLT ia 1 fa EU STORE MDOIE CAST PORT FAR-EAST TORI RES Sit
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      679 27 iNOL NEPTUNE ORIENT LINES LTD AjtfltS Spo-f NEPTUNE AGENCIS PTE LTD IH No olhct ler.rn.al CfS BOOKAGS *****77 FI fU/WSI W/» *****77 *****22 *****53 OR WKCT IWS 27R5753 *****42 I Bihru HARPER HWA SDN BHD 2*loo P Ktunt HARPER MR* SON BM> ,7MI Plata HARPER NWA SDN BHD 'nun, HARPER
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      456 27 DOM *M HEUNG-A SHIPPING Korean Flag Vessels SEMI-CONTAINERISED DIRECT SERVICE TO: P. KELANG. PENANG. BUSAN, INCHON spnm »G»ms NfPTIM AMNCffS Pit 110 Tel ?7899/; ?78V4i4 ??1?0?? (Operations) ????4«7 "7 OVJ4 (Ttrmnal) ??n?v,j ??n?bo4 <crs> Mi tGiNIS lUNAS SfTIA SON BHD Kl IH I s-<, r, PK IH *****4 PfN lot
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      760 27 SINSOV SINGAPORE SOVIET SHIPPING CO PRIVATE LTD SINSOV BUILDING 55. Market Street Singapore 0104 Telephone Numbers *****3 (15 Lines) Cable Address SINSOV SINGAPORE Telei Numbers RS ***** RS ***** RS ***** P KELANG PfNANG M/S SHARK*! WAH SOON SDN BK) IST AND ?NO FLOOR MESSRS HAI THONG SWPPMG 127 Penang
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      117 27 K&S LINE JAPAN STRAITS SERVICE SANKYO LINE (S) PTE. LTD. 37. SomerMt Ro*d. #06-01. Ng Ttow Yh*« Bldg S'por* 0923 T«l 235 SAAA |4 lln«a) Port Kelanj Tija Pma Shipping Sdn Bhd lei 03 3890.M 5 Penang Malaysia Trade 4 Transport ltd Tel 04 M 7893 Pas* Gudang Malaysian Shipptnf
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      354 28 frjfj 1 REGIONAL CONTAINER LINES TO BANGKOK (4 WEEKLY SAILINGS) H1 1 ■''.Al Ji l iij ISM EDM SEA FORTUNE PttA BHUM TO SOUTH THAILAND MALACCA STRAITS FEEDER SERVICE TWICE WEEKLY TO PENANG/WEEKLY TO P.KELANG/FOKTMGHTLY TO BELAWAN E31E53Z8 BB H l:'l."t<lV I, f B7?IffTStIBBHI^ME%IEd Abo iccephnj LCL (tramlipnient and local)
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      162 28 Regional Weather m 1 m v v* I J 3; I 4 n S 33 33 -> LTs 1 a SIGNIFICANT WEATHER AND SEA CONDITIONS AT 7.30 A.M. THIS MORNING. Wind direction with speed in knots Wove height LEGEND R Thunderstorm Temperature <> c X\ Weather Wind direction with speed
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      118 29 Miotic, MBC AGENCES K. LUMPUR P. KELJM6 POMNG P. GUDANG J. BAHARU *****81/*****56/*****45/*****93 *****1/4 TERMMAL 3tt3Sl/2 *****2/*****3/*****4/*****3 *****3/*****5/*****1/*****0 22SS6S/*****8/*****5 *****22 FAR EAST/EUROPE CONTAINER SERVICE FROM EUROtt VSI MC7TTI mvaimiMi'Mi 1 iiESBEBinEMinMIISMIE^SJi^^EUi^™ I HJil'HißinW HC'il'l'lCTlkil N. KHM HJ.SO ACCEPTING FOR: AWWRP. I. HARVt. UK. BREMEN. COPENHAGEN. OSLO ALSO ACCEPT KG FROM
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      135 29 i COLUMBUS LINE REEDERFI GMBH f XPRESS SEMI CONTAINER SERVICE 10 HUU ROTTERDAM HAMBURG General Agent SI At lON SHIPPIN*. (Si PTf lIP •iujf.ipor- SAIIS BOOKINGS 1(1 ??nShK! (S Wv«. BATAM. DUMAI. PEKAN BARU REGULAR SERVICE Vessel ETA ETD Loading »or GUNTUNG JAYA 23 Apf 24 Apr Dumai/P Baru GUNTUNG
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      333 29 6 VESSELS OF LOG CARRERS 5 VESSELS OF BRAND NEW TWM DECKERS ON REGULAR LMER SERVICE FROM TAIWAN TO SMGAPORE AND W. MALAYSIA BULK CARGO FROM SOUTH EAST-ASIA TO TAIWAN, HONGKONG AND THAI AND. ABLE TO UFT OCEAN MTI HKM CORP PTE LTD *****11 (5 IMS) *****41,*****49 (Direct) 190 MOOIE
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      444 30 ruiMK pinang fob 19/21 H> 72/24 *P> UK. DIM. HBC BMW HHP PKFIANG SPORE BANGKOK FOR 21/22 «p 23/24 Ap 26/29 Dp FM. tflG AGENTS: LEO SHIPPING PTE. LTD. SINGAPORE *****22 FARYS MARITIME SERVICES SON BNO KUALA LUMPUR: *****3/537*1/537*30 PORT KELANG: *****1/*****1/*****0/*****1 MALAYSIA TRADE TRANSPORT CO SDN BHO PENANG: *****3
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      353 30 HEAP SENG TRADING SHIPPING PTE LTD •001 BEACH ROAD #13-01 GOLDEN MILE TOWER SINGAPORE 0719 TEL NO. *****44 (3 LINES) TLX NO. RS ***** HEAPCO FULL CONTAWER SERVICE TO POUT KELAH6/PEHAH6 '»4lv ii!lii>fi mi.yiK'iH.'. Nnt Malarx* Af«rt: f«unf •rt r«uw Ml* StMVHH SON BH> Tat 04 (***** 04 (1(151 Fart
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      695 30 C.Y. LINE (A Member 01 The ACE Consortium) CHO YANG SHIPPING CO. LTD FUtIV COHIMfWStD StUVKi 10 EWOPI <«« Ml) mum crystai u* HOW AN CHANCE ?4* ««N SE»S BUDGE »N Vp«« 23/4 N/4 7/5 ItMat* «djn" Fttevt H"W| 12/5 13/5 U/5 U/5 H/5 29/5 It/5 13/5 24/5 15/5 27/5
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      804 30 PERUANA K VAPOREES (CJ>.V.) r A f "PERUVIAN STATE LINE" I *6*l tui Cj*«< Mataiai* «o and a* otV' Peiuman ports nth at Kate jM 4 Or fPV (luouflt Ms o' la<hnt to tin* destination Penanf* P. KH*h MANOLOEKRETT JOWfKRETT MURRAY! VERUT Snaport 2S/27 Apr 7/» May 22/24 Man EVERETT
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      289 30 ZIM NO* COAFERUCE UDOOBIin FULL CONTAiO SOtWCf FCL/LCL c.vfors le USA E»t Rtett Cms!. C*u4i mi HMTI Ftoa Vft isai I KSSI 73« K 2M wssti Iva m a *«n n« m a tussi it b* n ZIM EILAT CONTAINER LINE a m h n n 2M STOW M/ 4
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