The Business Times, 14 July 1986

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  • Title Section
    Masthead
    12 1 BUSINESS TIMES M.C. (P) No. 192/12/86 MONDAY, JULY 14, IIM 75 CENTS
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  • Article
    Four banks wrap up M$60m loan for Sabah state
    450 1  -  Sign of confidence in political stability By ALVIN TAY THE SINGAPORE branches of four foreign have clinched the first multi-currency syndicated loan to be awarded by the Sabah government since Parti Bersatu Sabah (PBS) was first voted into power in April
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  • Article
    Gap between SDF money collected and pledged widens
    422 1  -  By ZHOU MEI Economics Correspondent A SHARP DROP in the Skill» Development Fund's levy collection last year has widened the gap between money collected and money committed. The amount committed during the year remains, however, almost unchanged from that of 1981 Latest
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  • Article
    Some differences in perception
    373 1 ARRANGEMENTS for the Skills Development Fund's physical and administrative move to NPB are being finalised but there may be some differences in perception between the two that need to be ironed out. SDF's continued function in providing financial support to training seems clear-cut enough. It goes
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  • Article
    DBS reduces savings rate
    102 1 SAVINGS account-holders at DBS Bank will be paid one-quar-ter percentage point lees in interest with effect from today. Hie bank's new rate of 4.5 per cent is on par with that of United Overseas Bank, but a quarterpoint lower than that quoted by Overseas Union Bank.
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  • Article
    Simex spawns its first millionaires
    506 1  -  By DAVID GABRIEL Special Cftrrtipondint AT LEAST ONE, and possibly two, "locals" have become millionaires in less than two years of trading on the Singapore International Monetary Exchange (Simex). A local is a trader who either owns a seat, purchased for 150,000, or leases a
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  • Article
    Lock icon Tanzania joins Commonwealth Games boycott
    233 1 AP AFP TANZANIA has Joined four African countries boycotting the Commonwealth Games to protest against Britain's refusal to impose sanctions against South Africa. "This decision has been taken in view of the insensitivity demonstrated by the United Kingdom administration with respect to developments in South
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    Lock icon Marcos loyalists vow to oppose new constitution
    443 1 Reuter FOURTEEN CIVILIANS implicated in last week's coup attempt at Manila Hotel in the Philippines have pledged not to swear by President Corazon Aquino's freedom constitution. The 14 so-called loyalists had been informed earlier by Justice Minister Neptali Gonzales that charges of rebellion
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      290 1 Who wonts to rood "The Adventures of Holden Heng"? Writer Robert Yeo explores this and other perplexing questions on Singaporeans and fiction over satay with MONICA GWEE. Po9e9 r> L 4 MONEY EXCHANGES RAW MATERIALS ANYONE IN BUSINESS TODAY faces competition in its various farms and, Quite often, the person
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  • MANAGEMENT
    • Article
      Need to correct attitude towards consultants
      703 2  -  To encourage local companies to make use of consultants to help them upgrade, there are two schemes packaged specially to provide financial support. However, usage of both schemes has been short of expectation mainly, it seems, due to the image of consultants as 'unapproachable'
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    • Article
      Coke keeps up with changing lifestyles
      526 2  -  ■f CHUANG PECK MING THE DAT when the regular beer drinker surrenders his tankard far a can oi Coke or the Englishman his ritual afternoon tea for the "real thing" could be nearer than you thought, if Coca-Cola has its way. The world's number
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      Focus on marketing and product development
      359 2 COMPANIES fighting out in round one of the on-going 16th National Management Game were eager to put their emphasis on marketing and product development. They were prompted by a forecast of a drop in demand for products. Hence, in Period 3, investments in those
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    • Article, Illustration
      Giving your company that competitive edge
      788 2  -  By TSANG SAU YIN AAMMQMn#nt Correspondent ANYONE IN BUSINESS TODAY faces competition in its various forms and, quite often, the person views this in a pessimistic manner. But according to a Harvard professor, competition can be handled more positively if businessmen can establish a
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      Lock icon Japanese toymakers in dispute over Barbie
      758 2 AP JAPAN'S top two toymakers are embroiled in a heated legal battle, trading charges of unfair competition and breach of faith in a dispute over a 27-year-old American institution the Barbie Doll. Takara Ltd, Japan's No 2 toy manufacturer, is suing a Joint venture
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  • FRONTERS
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      Drilling curved holes no longer a problem
      281 3 Frontiers it a weekly column on trends in science and technology, as well as new products and processes that could change your way of doing business. when Ove Jansson's construction company was asked to renovate about 3,000 windows in a 27-storey building in
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      New inroads in development of ceramic engine
      555 3 BY THE YEAR 2020, scientists expect to have perfected an all-ceramic engine that will not need cooling or lubricating as it brings more power and efficiency to road vehicles and aircraft. This is the forecast of former UK Chief Scientist, Duncan Davies, who
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      Lock icon Russia to double nuclear power capacity
      208 3 New Scientists THE Soviet Union is to go ahead with ambitious plans to double its nuclear power capacity by 1990, despite the accident at Chernobyl. The Soviet Prime Minister said recently that Moscow's policy of increasing dependence on nuclear power was correct. He noted
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      Lock icon Hair-raising issue
      177 3 AP A TECHNIQUE that expands scalp tissue that still has hair promises to be a breakthrough in treating baldness. Dr Sheldon Ka baker, a plastic surgeon, said there is no easy solution to baldness, but the new technique "represents a significant breakthrough in enabling us to eliminate large
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      440 3 Our table will help you understand why yours has a nollow ring to it. When you buy a desk, have you ever wondered just how much of a desk you're actually getting? Well, it may come as a mild surprise to you that what you see is not what you
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  • ASIA-PACIFIC
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      Lock icon Japan should not be made scapegoat, says Saito
      563 4 AP JAPAN'S trade surplus with the US could top US$7O billion this year and become an "explosive" issue in bilateral relations, but Tokyo should not be blamed for the overall American deficit, says a leading Japanese industrialist. "There is a growing awareness
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      Lock icon Takeshita hints at resignation
      199 4 AP JAPANESE Finance Minister Noboru Takeshita, one of three political leaders likely to succeed Prime Minister Yasuhiro Nakasone, has said that he must "settle affairs" before a new Cabinet is named at the end of the month, indicating that he is preparing to leave his post.
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      Lock icon Land swap postponed at request of Punjab chief minister
      241 4 AP A LAND SWAP crucial to the Punjab peace accord has been postponed for a third time at the request of the leader of Sikh moderates. Prime Minister Rajiv Gandhi of India said last Saturday that Punjab Chief Minister Surjit Singh
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      Lock icon Lange denies deal with France to release agents
      303 4 AFP THE NEW ZEALAND government has dismissed opposition claims that a deal had been made to release two French agents Jailed for manslaughter well before a United Nations ruling required it. Prime Minister David Lange on Saturday described as "rubbish" claims by
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      Lock icon Hongkong economy picking up steam steadily
      446 4 AFP WITH NEITHER a boom nor a bust lurking round the corner, Hongkong's economic outlook midway through 1986 appears to be on an even keel, supported by a delicate political confidence. As foreign moneymen keep Hooding in, Hongkong seems to have shaken off most
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    • Article
      Lock icon Taiwan may lift import ban on 170 products
      162 4 Reuter TAIWAN might lift import bans on about 170 products, including fork lifts, motorcycles and peanuts, in a move to tone down criticism from the US. Augustine Wu, the deputy director of the Board of Foreign Trade, said during the weekend that
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    • Article
      Lock icon Financial crime on the rise
      180 4 Reuter MOST OF 34,000 Chinese business concerns investigated in a nationwide investigation this year were guilty of financial crime, the China Daily said. It quoted an official of the state's audit administration as saying it had uncovered serious violations worth 2.4 billion yuan (US$649 million)
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      Lock icon US-style university in China entering its second year
      560 4 AP COLLEGE student Ma Thiging studies computer science on an IBM system set up in an upper room of top Chinese leader Deng Xiaoping's former holiday villa. Nearby, a columned holiday mansion used by Mao Zedong, who once closed China to the
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      Lock icon Move to ban commission's sequestration orders
      273 4 Bernama TWO MEMBERS of the constitutional commission closely identified with President Coraaon Aquino of the Philippines have filed a resolution freezing the sequestration orders of the Presidential Commission on Good Government (PCGG) "until Judicially confirmed in accordance with the Bill of Rights". The resolution,
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      DAILY AIRCRAFT MOVEMENTS
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      124 4 MONTBLANC THE ART OF WRITING „MEISTERSTUCK" the pride of the MONTBLANC Collection is probably the most famous writing instrument of our times. Representing the best in design, it combines technical excellence and perfect styling from the piston-filling system to the 14-carat gold nib and the gold-plated fittings. The MEISTERSTOCK is
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  • REST OF HTE WORLD
    • Article
      Lock icon 'Star Wars research not subject to bargaining'
      347 5 UPI PRESIDENT REAGAN has declared again that research on the "Star Wars" system is not subject to bargaining and warned that the US is "helpless against the most dangerous weapons in the history of mankind". Mr Reagan's remarks were made in his weekly
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      Lock icon Dutch Cabinet to press on with tough measures
      183 5 Reuter PRIME MINISTER Ruud Lubbers'* renewed centreright coalition is aet to resume its major task, interrupted in May by general elections, of implementing tough economic austerity measures, political commentators said yesterday. Mr Lubbers, a Christian Democrat, has appointed a aew team of
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      Lock icon Zeroing in on rolling lettuce
      62 5 BRIGID JOYCE, a horticulturist, planting lattuca in a << apaca drum" at Tha Land within tha EPCOT Cantra in tha Walt Diansy raaort in Laka Buana Viata, Florida. Ovar tha naxt four waafca, tha lattuca planta will grow whila turning 40 ravolutiona par minuta, aa
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      Lock icon More people turning to religion, poll shows
      269 5 AP RELIGIOUS BELIEF is growing worldwide, with Islam leading the pace, but most Western Europeans no longer believe in a "personal God," according to American pollster George Gallup. Speaking in Amsterdam last Friday at an international conference (or evangelists, the American pollster cited
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      Lock icon Terrorist attacks likely to rise, say analysts
      599 5 NYT IN SPITE OF the recent reduction in terrorist activities by Middle East groups, US intelligence analysts say they anticipate new efforts by these organisations to carry out indiscriminate attacks in Western European capitals. The American bombing of Libya, increased security precautions at
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      Lock icon Complaints of long wait at Kennedy Airport
      221 5 UPI THOUSANDS of visitors to the US are being forced to wait in long lines at Kennedy International Airport for up to four hours for processing by immigration officials, an organisation of European airlines charged last week. The wait has cost businessmen and
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      Lock icon US producer prices levelled off in June
      591 5 Sharp fall in first half abates fear of inflation NYT US PRICES at the producer level were unchanged in June, but their drop in the first half of the year was the largest since before the Korean War, the Labour Department reported last
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      362 5 Cash up-front every time...the possible dream. DBS Finance believes you shouldn't have to wait to be paid on your invoices. J You've earned it; you should have it. jf Immediately. Factoring the ft U1 practical answer. I lfl With DBS Finance V factoring your unpaid m 11 invoices can be
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  • BANKING AND FINANCE
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      Lock icon Bonn, Tokyo unlikely to cut rates
      605 6 American allies resisting pressure to follow Fed's lead Reuter WEST GERMANY, Japan and other major industrial countries seem determined not to be pushed into any immediate cuts in their interest rates despite strong pressure to follow the US lead and give a lift to
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      Lock icon Japan seeks to issue more gold coins
      377 6 Reuter JAPAN'S Finance Ministry is seeking ways of issuing additional gold coins, officials quoted Finance Minister Noboru Takeshita as saying in Osaka. Ministry sources in Tokyo said the ministry is studying the possible issue of an extra four million to five million gold
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      Lock icon Taipei relaxes curbs on foreign exchange
      242 6 AFP TAIWAN relaxed foreign exchange controls last Saturday by increasing the amount of money individuals were allowed to remit abroad each year from U553,500 to US$5,OOO. The Central Bank of China, Taiwan's banking authority, said in a statement that it would no longer restrict
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      Lock icon Export guarantees
      78 6 AFP GUARANTEES on short-term bank loans for US exports to Nigeria have been restored following a Nigerian repayment of US$B million earlier last week, according to US Eximhank president John Bohn. The bank suspended its short-term cover on March 31 because of Nigeria's arrears. The latest payment settled
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      Lock icon Citibank cautions Philippines
      189 6 Reuter CITIBANK NA chairman John Reed has cautioned the Philippines government against adopting selective debt repudiation as a means to ease the country's debt burden. He told a meeting of the US Chamber of Commerce the Philippines could not afford to isolate itself from what he called
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      Lock icon Peru will not pay IMF loan in full, says report
      179 6 AP A RESPECTED financial publication reported that Peru will not pay the full US$lB6 million due on Aug 15 on a loan from the International Monetary Fund. The monthly English-lan-guage Andean Report quoted Gustavo Saberbein, the Deputy Economy Minister, last
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      Lock icon US Eximbank losses understated, says Accounting Office
      390 6 AP THE US government's Ex-port-Import Bank understated its losses for 1984 and 1985 and baa US$l9 billion of "problem debt", according to a new audit by the General Accounting Office, an arm of the US ConThe head of the GAO, Comptroller General Charles
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  • MONEY AND EXCHANGES
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      Lock icon Pressure on Fed stems US currency rally
      339 6 Union Bank of Switzerland UBS THE ELECTION triumph of Prime Minister Nakasone of Japan; disappointed expectations regarding s cut in the US discount rate; and the general confusing West German rhetoric gave the green light for the US dollar to rise unto the
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      Asian $ market
      214 6 Asian market ASIAN currency average deposit rates for the week ended July 11 •ID MICKS 1 US LOW 7 days 1 month 7 6 9/16 6 7/8 6 5/8 2 monttn 6 3/4 6 9/16 3 monttn 6 11/16 6 9/16 6 month* 6 11/16 6 9/16 9 months 6
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      Short-term money
      28 6 The range of caH rates for the week ended Friday, July It: Book food 4—4.9 General food 4—5.125 $<n 3°£r i9ii Source: Short Deposits (M) Bhd
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      Lock icon Overnight funds trade in wide range
      269 6 The Discount Company of Singapore Ltd THE DOMESTIC MONEY market continued to be liquid last week with the overnight funds trading between 3-1/8 and 4-1/8 per cent. Opening at 3-1/8 3 last Monday, it closed the week firmer at 4 3-7/8. Plagued by the
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      Lock icon Currency futures finish lower
      291 6 Green Collier EARLY WEEK gains in Simex/CME currencies faded and by the close of CME last Friday, all contracts registered week-on-week losses. Under the influence of slumping oil prices and advene reports on the management of the UK economy, September sterling fell 93 ticks during the
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      Prime lending rates
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  • SPORTS
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      Rea Lean beats Warren kingpin
      969 7  -  By WALTON MORAIS CHANG REA LEAN, a 27-year-old making a comeback to golf after three years, frustrated Warren kingpin Vincent Lee for the second successive month to win the club's Overall Best Gross monthly title on Saturday. Rea Lean, playing off eight, holed two birdies
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      Lock icon Mouland scores first win as a pro
      229 7 Reuter WELSHMAN Mark Mouland, who says his game has taken off since he married and gave up beer drinking, scored his first victory as a professional when he shot a course record-equalling 64 in the Leeds International Golf Tournament on Saturday. Mouland shot
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      Lock icon Six get key to tennis Hall of Fame
      358 7 Reuter FIVE OF THE all-time greats of tennis and the game's most famous couturier were inducted into the international tennis Hall of Fame on Saturday. Australians John Newcombe and Tony Roche, Nicola Pietrangeli of Italy, Chuck McKinley of the US and the
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      Lock icon Stadler to meet Edberg in final
      231 7 Reuter UNSEEDED Roland Stadler of Switzerland maintained the form he has displayed all week to beat number four seed Emilio Sanchez of Spain 4-6 6-4 6-4 in a thrilling semifinal in the Men's Swiss Opm Tennis Tournament on Saturday. Stadler, who had to qualify
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      Lock icon Canadian Richard Zokol takes a two-stroke lead in golf Classic
      255 7 Reuter RICHARD ZOKOL of Canada shot the low score of the day, a four-under-par 67, to gain a twostroke lead after the third round of the US$5OO,OOO Classic Men's Golf tournament on Saturday. Zokol completed 54 holes over the Kings
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      G Krishnan takes first place in Guinness Road Race
      219 7 G KRISHNAN took the top honours in the $40,000 Guinness Road Race when he breasted the tape more than half a minute ahead of the field to win the Men's Open event yesterday. Krishnan was first to enter the Ang Mo
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      Thwaites poised for impact on local racing scene
      450 7  -  By BRIAN MILLER MALCOLM THWAITES may be a long way off from this season's trainers' title but the way in which he turned out Ciniy Act and PriMty to take the sixth on Saturday and the last on Sunday, served to signal
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  • FEATURES
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      Future of Philippines in hands of Aquino
      1491 8  -  Restoration of investor confidence crucial It will take a long time to put the Philippines back on the road to recovery, but if Mr* Corazon Aquino it able to put together a cohesive team to run the country and achieve political stability, the
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      Lock icon Rising costs of liability insurance worry American publishers
      1140 8  -  By EDWIN Mc DOWELL NYT SHARPLY RISING costs of liability insurance are causing deep concern among American book publishers, and at least one publishing house Stein A Day has been refused such insurance altogether. The upshot, according to some publishers, is that
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      172 8 Make jt your Business to know die main issues affecting the economy by reading Smgapore Business. SB's reports and analyses are the ideal monthly update for busy executives. Singapore Business is a must for doing business in Singapore, and in its NEW form, it makes it possible to stay in
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  • Page 8 Miscellaneous
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      37 8 BliStcW: RanicDicier^ Ler's go For lunch i N t H€- p,ND flnm c p NO fief\R IT'S TMe 1 .J TotSy cow pie lli M 1? D v €J? 5%5^ v te D «00t/ 4 7 U79t
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  • THE ARTS
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      Addressing Singaporeans
      913 9  -  Who wants to read "The Adventures of Holden Heng"? Writer Robert Yeo explores this and other perplexing questions on Singaporeans and fiction over satay with MONICA GWEE. MONICA GWEE ESTHER YEO is re-reading "The Adventures of Holden Heng", the «Hm novel written by her husband Robert. "I've forgotten
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      Pain is probably the best school for love
      758 9 The Adventures of Holden Heng By Robert Yeo Heinemsnn Publishers Asia, im 165 pages, $7JO. THE CLUE to Robert Yeo's worldview and the sentiments in his new novel lies in the fly leaf inscription from Theodore Roethke: Love Is not love until
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      Exciting event awaits pianist enthusiasts
      525 9  -  ay JEFFREY TSANG DINERS CLUB'S "Pianist of the Year Competition" promises to be an exciting event, not just for the cultural diary and for local pianists, but for the Singapore audience as well. The Diners competition besides being the charge card company's first attempt at
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      Getting sick over TV
      328 9  -  By MARIE DAVID CAN TELEVISION make a person sick? Mark Schwed, the United Press International TV editor, thinks it can. "Everyone is familiar with the 'Oh my God, how could they have put that on the air?' whine," he wrote. Usually that groan is emitted after
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  • Page 9 Miscellaneous
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      1129 9 to sm mm NORTH AND SOUTH 9.30pm, Channel 5 This new mini-series, based on John Jakes's epic novel, is the story of a friendship between a Northern industrial family and a Southern plantation family during the years leading to the American Civil War. The two families are interlaced through love,
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    • Miscellaneous
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      673 9 CRYPTIC PUZZLE ACROSS 1 A question for the selectors (5) 6 Think you live somewhere? (5) 9 The land of A 1 from down under (7) 10 A failure, possibly for a saint (5) 11 Ladylike musical instrument? (5) 12 Figure a vessel is about to turn (5) 13 A
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  • RAW MATERIALS
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      Lock icon Crude prices fall to lowest in 12 years
      938 10 AFP REPORTS that Opec oil production had risen significantly during June and again in early July sent North Sea crude oil prices plunging to their lowest levels in 12 years last week. Precious metals, in contrast, rose sharply on the combined effects
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      SOYBEAN
      180 10 SOYBEAN FUTURES on the Chicago Board of Trade closed moderately higher last Friday, gaining IVi to 5Vt US cents a bushel. Prices rallied at the start of trading, mostly on short-covering by commission houses and professionals. Trading quietened once speculators covered short positions ahead of the weekend and the
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      WHEAT
      197 10 WHEAT FUTURES on the Chicago Board of Trade closed higher last Friday, holding opening and midsession gains to finish three to SV« US cents a bushel higher. Commission houses were major buyers and many were believed to be evening up contract position ahead of the US Department of Agriculture's
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      LONDON MARKETS
      542 10 COFFEE Robusta futures rose to the highest levels for three weeks last Friday afternoon, mainly underpinned by firm limit-up levels in New York, but concern over Brazilian weather and increased physical interest also maintained sentiment. September traded last at £1,800 a tonne, up £123 from last Thursday night,
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      Lock icon RUBBER
      213 10 Holiday Cutler Bath Co AN EASIER TREND was seen last week as RSS One official prices (ell back about five cents on balance, in spite of continued tightness in nearby sheet, where fair factory enquiry maintained prices. Arbitrage selling from Japan, on strength of the yen, triggered the ratine»
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      KL TIN
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      Produce exchange
      136 10 uninvH rroai Exchange ICO Robusta 20/25% FOB NSW 430.00 Selers' mom domma p Mr 12 (S$/100kfl) Coconut oil Bufc FOB Old drum FOB New drum FOB ricw o« 48.00 61.00 65.00 Nutmog 110 FOB NSW BWP FOB NSW Gombior FOB NSW 1355.00 1256.00 330.00 Copra Mixed (loose) Peooer
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      356 11 Reuter BROKEN HILL Pty Co Ltd will announce record earnings of over All billion when it reports for the year ended May 31 today, according to analysts. Most forecasts are close to the AH.005 billion net profit forecast in March by BHP despite
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      163 11 Reuter ROLLS-ROYCE PLC has arranged a US$2.l-billion financing package to «upport a proposal being made to British Airways PLC in connection with the latter's purchase of 16 Boeing 747 aircraft. A Rolls-Royce spokesman declined to give any details of the financing, for which Goldman
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      306 11 Reuter WALL STREET stocks closed mixed in moderate trading last Friday. The Dow Jones Industrial Average (ell 10.40 points to 1,821.43. llie price of an average share decreased four cents. Advances led declines 858 to 706. Volume fell to 124.47 million shares from
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      67 11 AFP THE CANADIAN government gave Its approval lent Friday to the takeover ef Hiram Water's liquor activities hy Allied Lyons PLC of Grant Britain. Industry Iflolftcr Bfidi* el Cote said the decision was based solely oa the merits of the acquisition and had nothing to do
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      690 12 Reuter WHEN BORIS BECKER became the youngest ever Wimbledon men's tennis champion last year, he also served an ace for West German sports goods company Puma. The previous year, Puma sold 10,000 tennis rackets. After ..Becker's success, they sold r 150,000. "The 1965
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      171 12 AFP SAGA PETROLEUM, the Norwegian oil company that is negotiating a merger with Elf Aquitaine, is being wooed by other international oil companies. Norsk Hydro, the state-con-trolled Norwegian petroleum and fertiliser company, has offered Saga a cash injection of US$4O million and has bought
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      334 12 Reuter LLOYDS BANK'S £1.3 Wilton bid to acquire Standard Chartered international hanking group has (ailed following last-minute intervention by Asian and Australian **i'ilH'nii>e 11 A statement from Lloyds said its offer had been accepted by only 44.4 per cent of Stanchart's
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      1597 12 STATE BANK OF INDIA Central Office: Madam# Cama Road, Bombay 400 021, India BALANCE SHEET OF THE STATE BANK OF INDIA AS AT 31ST DECEMBER 1985 CAPITAL AND LIABILITIES PROPERTY AND ASSETS Authorised CoprtoJ-2,00,00,000 shores of Rs. 100 eoch. Issued, subscribed and Paktap Capital -(pursuant to Section 5 of State
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      Trustee stocks steal the limelight
      5292 13  -  Haw Par, SIA and Intraco outperform market IH L J By HOMER CHEN ALTERNATE BOUTS of buying and selling sent the market seesawing throughout last week ending with a mixed close. The BT Composite Index came off by 5.40 points to 622.06 and the Straits
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      334 13 PI r \1 Australia df iZ= d Reuter AUSTRALIAN dure markets lost ground slightly last week despite a firmer closing on Friday. Trading was patchy, with demand among quality industrial issues offsetting bearish investor sentiment over the marginal improvement in the June current
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      COMPANY NEWS for the week
      871 13  -  compiled oy JULIANA TAY Wwk mmM July 11 CORPORATE DEVELOPMENTS FINANCE Minister Dr Richard Hu has indteated that the government wfl be ready to consider majority foreign ownership of stockbroking firms in about two years. THE Stock Eidwiy of Swjapori has set up an Inspectorate
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      676 14 Dow Jones suffered record fall of 61.87 points last Monday Pi m'/i m ew u A FT WHAT A PARTY. The July 4th celebrations were even better than expected, but the morning after was something else. As Wall Street's money managers returned to work last
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      Sellers drag Hang Seng down to 1721
      591 14  -  T7 L 3 Hongkong y By TONY MEASOR LAST WEEK ended on a stormy note In Hongkong, as typhoon Peggy caused Friday afternoon's sroslnn of the stock market to be cancelled. TUs may have been Just as well because the floods had hit
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      416 14 K.Lumpur iJL! 4 THE KUALA LUMPUR stock market went into a consolidation phase last week with share prices retreating marginally for most days. However, Friday saw a spark of activity and share prices managed to recoup earlier losses. A few situational stocks recorded hefty
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      323 14 pjj Tokyo M A AFP SHARE PRICES on the Tokyo stock market stretched their winning streak to an eighth consecutive week in extremely active and erratic trading last The 225-bhie chip Nikkei Avergage, a 97.30-yen gainer the week before, added another 73.04, yen last
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      Lock icon FT index regains some ground after biggest one-day fall
      508 14 w Inmj London FT WHEN Wall Street pundits start talking about a 15 to 20 per cent correction in their own market, driving the Dow Jones Index down by almost 62 points in a record-breaking day, London is virtually defenceless. True
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      151 14 CSZ THE RECENT sideways movement of the Zurich stock exchange continued during last Monday's session with light trading. Investors took a wait-and-see in rß«pnnf to uncertainties generated by a weak US dollar and interest rates stagnating at Ugh levels. On Tuesday and Wednesday, the Zurich
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      279 14 BCI PRICES closed narrowly lower on lack of fol-low-through buying support after a «lightly higher opening early last week. On the whole the market displayed caution in the absence of frash factors to stimulate demand and pending a solution to the political situation
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      LONDON STOKCS
      600 14 EQUITIES last Friday closed with an easier bias after a mixed opening in slack end of account trading. The market showed no reaction to news that the retail price index, Britain's nmiii measure of inflation, fell 0.1 per cent in June for a year on year rise of
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      257 14 NOTICES I, 1T,.,-I 1, COMPANIES ACT, CAP. 1» AND W RESOLUTION At an Extraordinary General Meeting of the company held at 9 Penang Road #12-00 Supreme House Singapore 0023 on 3 July 1988, the following Special Resolution was passed: It was RESOLVED; "That Skandla Asia Private Limited be wound up
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      241 14 THE COMPANIES ACT, CAP. UK (to Vetoatoiy SPECIAL RESOLUTION PASSED ON II JULY ISM At an Extraordinary General Meeting of the company held at 561-C, Balestler Road, Singapore 1232 on 10 July 1986, the following Special Resolutions were passed (a) That Lee Ouan Industries Pte. Ltd. be wound-up voluntarily pursuant
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      286 14 COMPANIES ACT, CAP. IK AND i in >1 i> ki, »i ij [ri prlid At an Extraordinary General Meeting of the above-named Company duly convened and held at Block 165 Buklt Merah Central, #06-3607, Singapore 0315 on Thursday, July 10, 1966 at 10.00 a.m. the Special Resolution set out below
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      251 14 ►Ml.", I ,A PROPOSAL TO CBANGK or nmNAMB We, Llan Huat Shipping Company Pte Ltd, 10 Anson Road, #14-19/20, International Plasa, Singapore 0207, hereby give notice that In consequence of the Intended change of name of ship. We have applied to the Registrar of Singapore Bhlps, under Section 417 of
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      351 14 NOTICES NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN at an Extraofdrary General Meeting of WENSON BUILDERS PTE LTD duly cozened ana new n Jb Hoanson Road. IQ6-OMB City House. Singapore 0106. on 8 July 1966 tie Mowing resolutions were duly passed as:SPECIAL RESOUITION That the Company be wound up voluntarily ORDINARY RESOLUTION That
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      344 14 li. J kJ I < cap. m AND TANGLIN CUNK PQt At an Extraordinary General Meeting of member* of TANGLIN CLINIC FOR WOMEN PTE LTD duly convened end held at 190 Middle Road, #10-03 Fortune Centre, Singapore 0718 on the 10th July ISM the following resolutions were a) -That the
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      Mdm Tay to question role of Pan-El auditors at hearing
      437 15 MADAM TAY May Leng, the outspoken minority shareholder of collapsed Pan-Electric Industries who Is trying to stop the liquidation of the marineproperty group, is expected to raise the isnie of whether PanEl's auditors, Coopers it Lybrand, had been negligent when
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      COPMPANY BRIEFS
      328 15 BOXY ELECTRIC Mistries (16) BM said It has received a notice from Halimtan Sdn Bhd which has entered into an agreement to buy 10 million Roxy shares or 7.4 per cent of the paid-up capital from Messrs Mohd Razali Abdul Rahman, Mohd Aziz bin Mahmood and Hassan bin
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      City Sec directors face suits from two creditor banks
      543 15  -  BIL and Algemene sue for a total of $5.01 m By HOMER CHEN THE DIRECTORS of beleaguered stockbroking firm City Securities Pte, now in (provisional) liquidation, are faring two law suits from creditor banks involving a total sum of 15.01 million.
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      Barron's highlights upturn of Singapore market
      389 15  -  #y NAJEEB JARHOM BARRON'S, America's prestigious business and financial weekly, has highlighted the Singapore stock market's "stunning reversal" in its mid-year ranking of the best and worst foreign markets. "Singapore, which ran dead last in the first quarter with an 8.5 per cent decline
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      Lock icon MMC bids for M$2b project
      206 15 MBT SEVERAL well-known Malaysian and international names have submitted bids for the Ms 2 billion project management consultancy and detailed engineering of the 700 km gas pipeline from Telok Kalong in Trengganu to Johore Bahru and to Port Dickson and Port Klang. Malaysia Mining Corp
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      Jack Chia-MPH on loan stock issue
      97 15 IN REPLY to an SES query on its proposed loan stock issue, Jack Chia-MPH said that the exchange price of |3 per Haw Par Aare and the conversion price of $1.50 per JC-MPH share were arrived at by placing a premium over the prevailing
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      150 15 These, securities have been sold outside the United States of America and Japan. This announcement appears as a matter of record only. NEW ISSUE 2nd June, 1986 NMB MINEBEA CQ, LTD. (Minebea Kabushiki Kaisha) U. 5.5100,000,000 European Tranche U. 5.550,000,000 2 3 /4 per cent. Guaranteed Bonds due 1991 with
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      132 15 NEW ISSUE This announcement appears as a matter of record only. May, 1986 NMB MINEBEA CO., LTD. (Minebea Kabushiki Kaisha) U. 5.5100,000,000 2 3 /4 per cent Guaranteed Bonds 1991 with Warrants to subscribe for shares of common stock of Minebea Co., Ltd. (Asian tranche) The Bonds will be unconditionally
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    133 16 AFP AN INCREASING NUMBER of Hongkong residents are engaging in finance, insurance, real estate and business services, according to a government employment survey released during the weekend. The quarterly survey shows that about 185,700 people were hired in the four sectors in March, up
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    246 16 UPI THE US had been conducting unannounced naval operations off Libya in the past several weeks, including fighter flights over the Gulf of Sidra. The Washington Post said yesterday that the flights in the Gulf, part of operations that had been under
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    Singapore wants Tokyo to buy more petrochemicals
    412 16  -  Republic to raise issue at Asean-Japan dialogue By LOH HUI YIN GETTING JAPAN to buy more petrochemicals from Singapore will be brought up at a meeting in Tokyo next week. The oft-repeated request will be made when Asean holds its annual three-day dialogue
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    S'pore relaxed about racial integration, says PM Lee
    257 16 SINGAPORE is a society relazed about its varied communal origins, the Prime Minister observed last night, with no feeling of compulsion to force the pace of integration. Speaking at the official reopening of the Singapore Recreational Club (SRC) at the Padang, he
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    295 16 Bernama MALAYSIAN Prime Minister Datuk Seri Dr Mahathir Mohamad yesterday described the PAS-initiated opposition front, the People's Justice Movement, as a last-minute effort to garner support before the general election. He said the so-called cooperation by the opposition parties was "insincere" and that the leaders
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    210 16 AFP A JOINT police and military task force in charge of Bangkok's security is to be disbanded, Thai press reports yesterday quoted a senior military official as saying. The move was instigated by Thailand's new army chief, General Chaovalit Yongchaiyuth, to further deprive his
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    75 16 Reuter TAIWAN will speed up development of its own weapons, including )et fighters and missiles, to counter a possible military threat from China. Defence Minister Wang TaoYuan said at a weekend conference on defence that Taiwan would train more of its own experts and bring in foreign
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    36 16 AFP INDONESIA Slng«pnr» will hold Joint sir exercises beginning today. The Indonesian sir farce said the staging base far the manoeuvres, codenamed Elutg Indopurm, would be Medan. The exercises will last five days. AFP
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    195 16 Reuter POLICE opened fire on crowds yesterday in Ahmedabad, India as Hindu-Muslim riots erupted for die fifth successive day and shops and homes were set on fire in several districts. Police said violence continued as the army stood by in case more than 10,000 police
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    Lock icon Man forced out of hospital kills two
    159 16 UPI A MAN went on a bloody rampage, killing two people on the States Island ferry, New York, days after he was released from a private hospital because he was homeless and could not pay for his medical care. Mental Health Commissioner Sara
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    214 16 UPI THE MAYOR of an impoverished city in Brazil made good on a campaign promise to clean up piles of rubbish, but residents are now complaining the millions of rats that once fed on the garbage are gnawing on people for food.
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      36 16 AFP LEADERS of the five main Tamil separatist groups left New Delhi yesterday after making bo apparent progress in two days of talks with Indian officials on Colombo's latest peace proposals.
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      Lock icon India to buy, assemble MIG-29
      50 16 AP INDIA hss agreed to boy sophisticated IOG-29 fighter aircraft from the Soviet Union and to issnnhh and produce the plane. The United News of India said yesterday that India would be the first country outside the Soviet Union to acquire the latest fighter. AP
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      48 16 Reuter CHINA has applied for membership in Gatt and will Join in the last major trade negotiation of the century due to Degin later tnis year, uiim would be the only major communist hnuinl by the General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade. Rotter
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      40 16 AP ARMED men have seised 10 Filipino Catholic nuns from a convent and an American Protestant missionary from a dormitory, in separate incidents in the Philippine Muslim city of Maraud, said military and church tenders yesterday. AP
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      57 16 AFP STRIKING petrol wuiheta in Australia voted yesterday to return to work, but petrol rationing for miDioas of motorlsis was expecteo to conanue until mid-week at least Greg Swuid, nstional secretary of tii# Storemen Packers' Union, said members would determine the date and
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      44 16 AP A NATIONWIDE survey indicates that 70 per cent of nil—« yi«B —and the number is on the rise. The survey of 119 JOO people was conducted from February ISM to July 1984, the Woricers Daily reported yesterday. AP
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      41 16 Reuter SOVIET-BACKED government troops routed rebel forces In Afghanistan's Herat province, kflttng downs of insurgents, including 13 leaders. Large quantities of artillery pieces and missile» were also captured, the official Soviet news agency Tsss said yesterday. Renter
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      405 16 Get your free clippings of BT exclusive stories Free copies of these exclusive stories in last week's Business Times are now available. 1. Singapore pips Hongkong as choice for regional HQs 2. Wage standstill talks: Unions say employers must make first move 3. Air Canada takes a different route 4.
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      273 17 Reuter ISHIKAWA JIMA-HARIMA Heavy Industries Co Ltd (IHI) and Kawasaki Heavy Industries Ltd said they will each temporarily idle some shipbuilding docks in independent responses to reduced shipbuilding orders and avoid fierce price competition. But company officials said the
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      New Unithai team revamping fleet
      357 17  -  By JUNE LIM FRESH ATTEMPTS have been made by the new management team at Unithai to put the company on a profitable path. Tlie new team who assumed control over the Thai national flag carrier less than four months ago after a major financial crisis
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      PSA appropriates Keppel's Berth K20 to Ng Teow Yhee
      143 17 THE PORT of Singapore Authority has appropriated Berth K2O at Keppel Wharves to Ng Teow Yhee Sons. The one-year lease agreement was signed last Thursday by Mr Ng Teow Whee, chairman of Ng Teow Yhee, and Mr Wong Hung Khim, general
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      Lock icon Dalian yard to build oil tanker for Norwegian company
      198 17 UPI CHINA'S Dalian shipyard has landed a contract to build a 118,000-ton oil tanker (or a Norwegian company, the China State Shipping Corporation announced. The official Xinhua News Agency said the vessel wfll be the largest yet constructed by China's growing
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        82 17 Reuter THE JAPAN/India-Pakistan-Gulf/Japan Conference will raise its currency adjustment factor on Hongkong/India and Pakistan shipments to plus 37.5 per cent from 33 per cent from July 13. The same change applies to shipments from Hongkong to Gulf ports not covered by the existing temporarily-reduced container-baxed-rate and the
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        98 17 AP A TAIWANESE freighter sank in rough seas near Hongkong on Sunday but all its 15 Taiwanese crewmen were rescued unharmed by a British ship that was en route to Hongkong, the Hongkong government reported. The government said the Bayleaf, a supply ship for the British Navy,
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      1344 18 BUSINESS maintained fair volume on the London freight* market on Thursday, hut again avoided major grain routes. Coal figured quite prominently in further fixing from Australian and US origins, while numerous vessels found time-charter employment on a broad geographical scale. Rate conditions remained generally weak. Grain mostly stemmed
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      502 18 Lloyd's List AN INTERMODAL revolution in the United States has helped some south Atlantic ports to increase their container traffic during the last year by up to 40 per cent. Ports along the US east coast have fought to become load centres (or
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      193 18 UPI A DANISH supertanker could face fines as high as U5525,000 for spilling up to 240 barrels of oil In American waters while anchored 40km offshore, US Coast Guard officials said. Most of the oil that leaked from the ship dissipated last Thursday afternoon and
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      102 18 Reuter THE FIRST rtiip financed and owned by Nato, and which military experts claim to be the quietest vessel ever built, was ls—ched in Italy. Although the 3JDO tonne drip, the Alliance, is described as a research vessel, military sources say it is an an-ti-submarine ship
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      799 18 A SENIOR economy ministry official in Taiwan has urged shipbreakers to take Joint action to help reduce prices of old ships for dismantling in the country. A smpbreaking industry association spokesman quoted Wang Yu-Yun, vice chairman of the ministry's Commission of National Corporations, as telling shipbreakers to cooperate
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      891 18 AB Shpg V 5 Heap Seng X 2 Accord Shpg VI 3 Heung-A VI 3 Afeo Line VI 3 Hinode Kisen VM 1 Ahrenkiel Liner X 1 Hoegh Lines VI 4/3 AC Toepfer X 5 HoegMJglond VI 4/5 Anro Service IV 3/4 Hsing Wen VI 2 Aqua
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      175 18 AFP A TOTAL of 13,076 ships with aZ total capacity of 7V.€ mutton™ net registered tons used the» port of Hongkong last year, the* latest government statistics n -a- snoweu. The figures represented a" 12 per cent rise in number of'" cargo ships since 1984
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      Lock icon Shipbroker warns that tanker recovery may be short-lived
      275 18 FT TANKER RATES stayed firm over the fortnight but the market was riven a strong warning that the marked improvement of recent months could be short-lived. Fearnleys, the Norwegian shipbroking firm, said that some words of caution were necessary to prevent the
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      CONSORTIA
      176 19 THE MAJOR shipping consortia operating between the Far East/European, Far East/Persian Gulf, Straits ports/Australia, Straits/Japan and the member lines: ACE (FAR EAST/EUROPE): Franco Belgian Services "K" Line Korean Shipping Corporation Neptune Orient Lines Orient Overseas Container Line Cho Yang shipping ANRO (STRAITS/ AUSTRALIA): Australian National Line Australia/Straits Container Line
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      Lock icon Portuguese yard authorities detain Nigerian tanker
      308 19 Reuter PORTUGUESE shipyard authorities have detained Nigeria's US$6.2 million petroleum product storage tanker, the MT Turns, over alleged non-set-tlement of charges resulting from refurbishing ana refitting work done on the vessel. Sources at the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC) disclosed that according to a
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      Lock icon Wooden-hulled schooner to cross Pacific Ocean
      227 19 AFP A WOODEN-HULLED schooner, hand built without nails or bolts, set sail from Jakarta last week In the first attempt by a ship of its kind to make the li,Qoo4dlometre crossing of the Pacific Ocean. The 30-metre traditional Indonesian ship, called a "Bugis Phinisi",
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      87 19 AFP CHINA launched its first self-built naval training vessel on Saturday. The New China News Agency said the ship would be equipped with modern navigation and pollution control facilities appropriate for making foreign port calls. Built in the Qtmdn shipyard in Shanghai, the V-Ity
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      244 19 NYT THE JAPANESE government will recommend merging 21 affiliates of the major shipbuilders to form five or six new companies, according to sources within the transport ministry. The move is intended to eliminate excessive competition plaguing the shipbuilding industry. Forty-four major shipbuilding companies
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      SHIPPING LIST where your ships are due...and when
      4382 24 A guide to ships loading at Singapore for ports around the world The list below tabulates, by port of destination, the name of the ship, the shipping line involved and the estimated dates of arrival and departure from the Port of Singapore.
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      CONTAINER SCHEDULES
      772 25 CONTAINER TERMINAL RECEIVING OF EXPORT FCL CONTAINERS AND LCL CARGO Godws FCL Arrival for LCL movement Ship Voy dote/time Operator corgo schedule Location Gold HiNa 72B 14.7 86 2000 Stor Shpg F7 1100-1200 L7 A Alabama 9 14.7.86 2130 US Line F7 1030-1130/1130-1230 Nl/Pl 1230-1330 SI Hye Siang
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      SHIPS IN PORT
      362 25 AT CONVENTIONAL WHARVES Vessel Berth Agent Arrival Departure Keppel Binfang Sena K33 NTY alongside 14.7/2300 Kim Soon Li K23 T Soon alongside 14.7/0700 Nakorn Kosem2 K19 Eastern M alongside 14.7/0700 Ned Moji KI2 Ned-EAC alongside 14.7/0600 Ned Alkmaar K10 Ned-EAC alongside 14.7/0600 Visayas Ma K33 NTY alongside
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      521 17 Concise Comprehensive Contemporary (1 federal mum amim tarns am. m. 2*m*/ on> 70 SkortM Way *04-03 Harm Ham Sappar* 0207 TH *****11 TELEX NO RS ***** CfS OFFICE IPC #03-029 Tal *****31 art 2220(32 Tarawa! otto TfC #***** Td *****90/*****93/*****01 La Hnra Ha Mm Rkq WnwMai 4/8 5/1 7/8 9/8
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      70 17 mm AN INTERMODAL revolution in the United Stotes hos helped some south Atlantic ports to increase their container traffic during the last year by up to 40 per cent. Page II THE JAPANESE government will recommend merging 21 affiliates of the major shipbuilders to form five or six new companies.
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      436 17 IN SINGAPORE: 77M522 PROFESSIONAL INTERNATIONAL FREIGHT FORWARDING MALAYSIA. 755-8955 MAERSK LINE A/ FAST TRANSIT TO SINGAPORE/DUBAI 8 DAYS SINGAPORE/DAMMAM— 9 DAYS us- n M—•Sim*!" Q—i T—•Cff- 13/7 2m MB a 14/7 15M MB Voy |S* pore i• > 3 >llJi •a M/ 7 IMM MB crs 1/7 1M MB ISaptore
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      163 18 V.Q Tj TI\ITH YAMABHITA-SHINNIHON UNE |ZSS M. mkJm J~JJI 1 f JLJ trans-pacotc services IT^ 7T~ •TIEET33ZE n—331,3: inmnTan r««i«r at Kao oni Atlantic/Canada Faadar at Nagoys nr Mi-Mhm 11 ■Rmrni i .ummßnrwMnwitiM B.F7TW rV rTM H7M Dm— FTTTIIDM FTM ■h'.at^aiiri MIDDLE EAST Full Container Service (A member of Oasis
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      90 18 u Supercarrier Service uiic: ib/7 i«/t w/i a/i n/i a/i a-a/7 1/1 s/i v% iti i/» iv» »-i2/i 115/1 u/9 n/» a/> tf/» 7s/i a/i i/i 11/» 14/9 11/J si v» r 'U I m m iwi'j.a tml;<: CONTAINER SERVICE iimniiaa AGENTS BARBER WILHELMSEN AGENCIES Pit LTD. SMGWQRE *****77 OUTWMD
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      527 19 The Straits Steamship Group Mansfield Container Shipping PteUri Overseas Containers Limited STRAITS SHPPMG Brunei Ports and Bangkok I CONT*INERSMtP SERVICE TO UK CONTINENT in* r*a 15/1 11/ l nn a/i 27/ i a/« M/l «/l 11/1 12/1 nn nn 21/1 M/ 9 •5/H M/ll 13/11 M/M La Hi IVI nn
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      333 19 TO WEST COAST SOUTH AMERICA TO USA P. MCMUT Vlil 39/8 *123 I. nrrr p. lmcoui ns iar i p. rookklt vii BREAKBULK CONTAINER SERVICE S AMERICAN PRESIDENT LINES p. una *7 FROM CANADA/USA WEEKLY FULL CONTAINER SERVICE II PI f R. ROOKKLT *17 21/$ 21/8 22/1 22/« P. PBS
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      208 19 "K"Line, Total Service* Total Commitment* Shipping to North America? Take "K" Line We're the Far East-to-West Coast specialists with fixed-day regular container service M K" Line processes your shipment quickly, too, with help from a computerized documentation system and computer-operated terminals. We always know your cargo's exact location, thanks to
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      663 20 r»gc if 1 Hapag-Lloyd 10 CONTINENT UK EXPORTS TO EUROPE MED a/7 27/7 8/7 21/1 a/7 11/1 i/ia/in/i s/i a/i u/i- 19/9 13/9 FROM N CONTINENT &UK IMPORTS WillilAmmUm IK tpm I (tart M SW SM SH 14/7 11/7 tt 9tf M H/7 N/7 M M SM M 3/7 31/7
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      193 20 i ItS.&LINF mam i«.»» FULLY CON TAINERISED SERVICE A Mpmhft ot the A, p Consortium 4/1 5/1 1/t 01 12.1 11/$ 12/1 M/l 1H 101 IS/I IS/t 20/1 2J/I 20/0 25/1 20/0 27/1 30/1 2/0 UROPI sut/ ;ia C I TQKTO Ml suez FROM hIRUPf VIA M'Titicr ot the Ace
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      264 20 ff/ Hup Co (Pie) td TEL ?20-J9oh i2O Lines, U > Rs i s MS ?06'2 ft. I \M 1 U\ \K I IM K III) SPECIALIST IN RO-RO HEAVY LIFTS STRAITS/ JAPAN/ STRAITS SERVICE Lm6* at tepnputod OarOi M-f5 NOIL ALSO CALLM OTTO JAPAN TAIN Ml t CHNESI WNTS,
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      501 20 no GDK tmaw mun na own* na okft EBWa auoKora O EVERGREEN full Container Sery<ce Round-The-World East Bound (FE/CARIB/USEC/EUPH/pm m m arc m m u mm w wt on tvt nn an w* nn ia ia w a/i a/i a/i t/i u/i u/i u/i u/t i'/i vm n/t v) v*
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      87 20 as I NOSE MARITIME PTE LTD m ISLAMIC REPUBLIC OF IRAN SHIPPING LINES r T"=" TTT7T KYOWA LINE SUN UNION LINE 7} v li!~ WEST AUSTRALIA SERVICE VSI PTJCUMC STOK RK nUMILE MEL SYO PMUUmLMK- SM 11/7 K/7 30/7 (fJMM, GcraWon Id MkcmmO EAST AUSTRALIA SERVICE PT KELMK STOK KK
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      534 21 V\v PACIFIC INTERNATIONAL LINES PIL Builriinq. 140 Cecil Street. 03-00 Singapore 0100 Tel *****33 r* FAR EAST CONTAINER SERVICE MAJAPAMT QOWA KOTA MMOA SM XT NY SM Md Md SM Md Md M/ 7 M/ 7 M/ 7 wr wr n/7 7/S 11/ i M/i TCM TMCMUM *MM» NKO KAO
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      428 21 BEN LINE CONTAINERS MKX SERVICE FROM IR/CQNIRENT Ml VESSELS ACCEPT TRAM TO/FROM PENANG MO EAST LINE NFW7F ALAND KM ZEALAND, PAPUA MEN GUBEA AND SOUTH PACHC Hmm Sm JUck/Tar 23/7 I lt/l 22/1 2(/t ,1 n' i ta M, PMO PMO, Hi N W Ni'tM HINDI PA HI NPf»« N
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      371 21 EXPRESS SEMI CONTAINERSHIP SERVICE SINGAPORE TO EUROPE I rrm 'Um. t>n mm L* Mmre (Opt) k'4m ITta| GMBft OHM UM 14-25/1 29/1 2/11 4/11 7/M 3 LM*. PORTS. HULL L£ NME. OSLO. tT wf DJAKARTA LLOYD INDONFSIAN NATIONAI i INF e™*Til=nr^ o-m/7 »i ir' -m'i MM ii ■Ml'l h\w iV'liWtfl
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      272 21 BOUSTEAD SHIPPING AGENCIES HMH FIK SIM (Bwmese National Line) toxfc* tar Rangnan V* Vfm tJUmt fmm LI/15 M It/12 M 12/19 M 11/19 M 29/21 M BANK LINE j_ni i['r»v FQiINBMK VIM TMMLA SAMOA V 7 TOMMNHOM V.l MOMVMIK VIM GLTDQMK VIM aVBOMK VltS FQRTHBMK Vl7s (fNS parts: tot I
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      875 22 USA CANADA *TLAimC COAST (Hound Tha World Swirlee) K LINE KAWASAKI KISEN KAISHA, LTD. a nwot rm r. coral n N. JME V 3 PMFIC COAST PACIFIC SOUTH WEST I PACIFIC NORTH WEST ram a a mtbot m ST I* Ml SP MODO VS. T/SWRT LA/IB OM MOTTO VSI T/S
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      387 22 WDIA SERVICE Syppw PUmi fmmt kr i J ,M I uU a ft jj jc ;|NIS MNr,*P(*l R iHMSRHO' 4 SONS Pl| lIP Ifl S>V lIIMPIIR lIRAUHIIiA CI) S[!N HH!i iti -ss f hi, ani, wuvPt NAN V IHMAHH' K SUNS M s[>N RHI Hi H P M LINE CONVENTIONAL
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      424 22 GOLDEN LINE em awi SHrme (fit) lid m STRAITS/PERSIAN GULF SERVICE: p w GOUKH M CataPto <>*••» Will#— Dahd/Mn* can mm l/tta P IL IiMI PJEELMB 29/7 2/« Lk P. ROME M 13-**7* l, J raWB M *****«7. C2M nam grdmb am now 7. Mm RE M JV7II R M
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      244 22 INT W ASIA (PTE) LTD 1 A n --R 11 r?7 1 0 Inte V f r S f v'j 7 T e e-> t ill T T 4 f ~0 I > BREAKBULK SERVICE TO EUROPE/UK PHILITRON SHIPPING AGfNCIES P r l ITU TK *****22 (8 LIKES! Tf t
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      433 23 imm cn M num atuu mm ftavavr n/» zmnj nrnta *****11 270 MM NEPTUNE ORIENT LINES LTD IS (!■*> WIBE SON. M. NK77I/28MU4/MM2B n 10 of Hm ACE PJM*| S>M to Port 16/7 (21/7) 23/7 (21/7) 30/7 4/8) 6/1 (11/8) 13/1 (IS/S) 20/8 r*M Qmc MM 16/7 La Cm 1200
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      329 23 HEUNG-A SHIPPING Korean Flag Vessels SEMI-CONTAINERISED DIRECT SERVICE TO P KELANG. PENANG. BUSAN INCHON rp m bPM nn »n 7/1 13/1 wt TV* v% PI kda 17/7 HP VI n/i 17/1 Wt IS-M/I (ON NN) a/I M V* Mil 1 I ,t 1 lilN* SI IH SON HHI in i
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      554 23 m sinsov SINGAPORE SOVET SMPPMG CO PRIVATE LTD SMSOV BULOMG 55, Market Street Sfaf apore 0104 T± *****33 (15 Urn) Ti Cable Address SMSOV SMGAPORE Tolei Numbers RS ***** IS ***** RS ***** M/S SHARKAT MM SOON SON M> IST AND 2ND ftOOR. NO 1. IALAN CEMPEMNG. PORT KLANG. MALAYSIA
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      258 24 REGIONAL CONTAINER LINES 1 ML TO BANGKOK (5 WEEKLY SAILINGS s jh i -i-irT^a oiEzgg tT irr"7i "i ma mm lirnr i <1 7T ciEsaoi in :rn~nr77iF O ?TKTTmTIT!?TH m m ).wm MALACCA STRAITS FEEDER SERVICE raa mzxly n paMK/KmT to MEUM/ratmemv rrw rrm i y im rrm rm BENGAI
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      37 24 PMVT SVPMC UK SJL mm -iiwmn m ltd niwanonai PIAZA. I <i t i 11*1 AQUA LINES LIMITED (Bangladesh Flag) CNragong/CtiafciaSKaracN A C i I i« West Ocean Shipping Sdn BhiJ Perkapaian Shamelin Jay a Sdn Bhfl
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      24 24 FTY LTD, Imkov Shipping Co Ul M M #M« CHI Cm*. Ifm MihsanM n CBC MULT PORT AGENCIES 5 PTE LTCJ sraK/wnuß/CALCunA STOK/MMY ■mu/voK/CMXvni
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      106 24 iiri i u m m vS i\ s A V*» I K m V? SK pSIGNIFICANT WEATHER AND SEA CONDITIONS AT 7JOAJI.TMS MORNM& Temperature *C Weather Wiad direction with qxcd in knots Wave bright LEGEND: K Rain Cloudy Sky (o) Oae full circle represents calm or light aad variable winds.
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      279 25 FT. POUNDS LINES r^r NOOMESIA mm M C«M ESSEL VOY SMGAPQ MSCIM 53-54/K l«/ 7 55-56/18 25/7 57.55/K 1/1 General Agents: Asia Perintis Lines Td: *****33 Pte Ltd M Agent A A 5. NEW FUNNEL TRADING CO. unit 103 Block 16 Ponaon loop. Smgopoiß 0512. let *****09 ll> BS *****
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      192 25 ftMr NpniMh, XX) HWA SMPPMG (PTE) LTD. BU. 4C5 OUNFfIM) UHC, #02 14 THj2MMX, 29(31(7 lELO B 3M71 LEONG SHEN (S) PTE. LTD. ETA no DBTMim MELAKA MYA h Nrt 17/7 KUCMK, SOU, SMKQ HOW SOON 11/7 25/7 KUCHMC, SOU. SMOKB 11-A, STANLEY STREET, STORE 0100 TEL: *****70, *****74, *****75
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      498 25 DKECT WEEKLY TO PORT KEUWG/PENMtt: •AT ATTMCTM IMB* m BULK ABLE TOUR ocean «m mm. Corp. pte ltd *****11 (S UNES)/3396M9 (Dnd) 190 MOOLE ROM) #1446 FORTUNE CENTRE SMGAPORE 0711 NEVMH SNTPIIG 4 TRMMG CO SON M TEL: 71*711 fmi ACCEPTMG B/BULK, LCL ft FCL ETD PK6 ETD SM FOR
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      312 26 f CHOSSWATER FCL t LCI < SYD/MEL/BRIS/ADEL USA/CJINK PORTS Tfc'iX- JAPAN/TAIWAN PORT I; T IF i Ff- A X Nf REGULAR THAN S-SIBERIAN CONTR. FCt/ICI TO: MWL/MMMTOW/TOKI mH/PMf Peiunc P. Kctef S pore Kb Vostodmy 15/7 IC/7 17/7 Vb Bbduea 11/7 19/7 20/7 Mm vn Turkey to hn Ma Hack
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      400 26 HEAP SENC TRADMCISMPTM6 PTE LTD •001 BEACH ROAD #13-01 GOLDEN MLE TOWER TEL NO. *****22 (2 UNEO) TLX NO. RS ***** HEAPCO ITuI M LS^S. kouoto eac mam m 1* M-JM7471/J mm sraco co in pi P.T UNITFD SHIPPING ORGANISATION LTD JAKARTA FAST MECT REGULAR SERVICES 10 HXMESMN PORTS JAKARTA/
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      521 26 ta C.Y. LINE (A Member Of The ACE Consortium) CHO YANG SHIPPING GO. LTD IUY CWIUOBED SONICf to ElKOff («U SUEZ) s>»f Lritam Mm FdM tfW| Ina Mm* seveb jus ma am u/7 4/1 s/i 7/1 n/i 12/1 aura m 21/7 11/1 12/1 14/1 u/i 17/1 n/i a ram turn
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      582 26 Everett Lines [vT M 1 .1" -3 DE VAPOttES (C/.V.) STATE UNE" 0> crv Thw# Mb d la*« li M I IMMTniIKTT TMMMHEKn 25/21 M 9/1* *m 22/23 A* "EVERETT ORIENT UNE"C nmorn 25/21 M 9/11 N| 22/23 LOMMG FOR CMTTAGONC. CALCUTTA# MB CHMJK 9 ALSO ACCEFT9K CONTMOS TO CMTTAGOK
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      71 26 ZIM Act tic > IXM SM UJt ui liM MJ» Art c Li 11 72/1 fH I 12/t/K I It/i/K I 22/l/K T'f'l' :l GOLD STAR LINE J M REGULAR LINER SERVICE EUROPE FAR EAST LINER SERVICE Mr Amml tar fiM I IMt' GRANDE SHIPPING PTE LTD Ti 2M44M. M4IIII
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