The Business Times, 31 July 1986

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    12 1 BUSINESS TIMES M.C. (P) No. 192/12/85 THURSDAY, JULY 31, 1981 75 CENTS
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  • Article
    Jumbo piece of land up for sale
    619 1  -  Hong Leong Finance the likely seller, according to property circles By LEE HAN SHIH, property Correspondent AN UNNAMED COMPANY, believed to be Hong Leong Finance, is selling off a giant piece of land in Upper Buldt Timah, along with an approved plan to
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    Offer to reconvene Commission rejected
    360 1  -  Yiragflrammpi7 m&mrnmt By CHUANG PECK MING MR JB JEYARETNAM has rejected Prime Minister Lee Kuan Yew's offer to reconvene the Commission of Inquiry to look into his claims of executive interference in the Judiciary. The opposition Member said he was satisfied with what he considered
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  • Article
    Motion to condemn Jeya passed
    480 1 PARLIAMENT yesterday voted to condemn Mr JB Jeyaretnam for abasing his parliamentary privilege and damaging the administration of justice by making claims he could not substantiate. At the same, time, die House also decided to file a complaint against the opposition MP with the Committee
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    Lock icon America's trade deficit looms as large as ever
    123 1 AP AMERICANS imparted US$l4.2 billion more than they exported in June, nearly an identical figure to that at the month before as the huge US trade deficit again showed no signs of raring The Commerce Department said in its report on merchandise
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    STOCK MARKET
    48 1 MAKgyMCBB rwjejsr^ the BUefc^xch*a^^^Liigsp«re isizsrssrsss heavyweights sack as FAN, HA, BPH, OCBC and DBS were In ■tit dwaad tee. Aft fthe eleee, the Baslaess Tfa—s Ciapirttr lalwr rtui U» ■data Usher at «tt.fi, wtfU tha Straits Ttees Industrial Mil added tJl^prt^ftajjUMthrnday, wMe lasers edged gainers Sftedft.
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  • Article
    Bill to give JTC freer rein
    435 1 JURONG TOWN CORPORATION will be given a freer hand to operate overseas as well as the right to grant loans to companies it has shares in, if a Bill presented to Parliament on Tuesday is passed. The Amendment 801 to the Jurong Town Corporation
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    Lock icon Japan to cut rates on loans to Third World
    120 1 UPI JAPAN has decided to lower interest rates on government loans provided to developing nations this autumn to help ease the impact of the yen's appreciation on borrowers. The Tokyo Shimbun newspaper said yesterday that the decision was in response to
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  • Article
    Malaya Tin Printing aborts deal to buy stake in L&M
    655 1  -  Bl LORETTA McLAUGHLAN AILING MALAYA TIN Printing's eight-month-old proposal to buy an 18.42 per cent stake in specialist subcontractor group LAM has been aborted. MTP, which is racing against the clock to (annulate a financial plan to escape being wound
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      278 1 Optimism is in the air THERE IS ground for optimism that air talks starting today between officials of Singapore Airlines and JaKn Air Tin— will come to some form of agreement, t the Singapore negotiating team will have to work hard to convince the other party of the merits of
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  • YESTERDAY IN PARLIAMENT
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      Loan options for HUDC flat owners
      529 2  -  By BOEY KIT YIN HUDC FLAT owners who have difficulty repaying their loans will be allowed three options extend their repayment period by up to five years; pay a lower monthly instalment for a period of six months; or stop monthly instalments for a
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      Move to put virtually all civil servants on CPF scheme
      280 2 ALL CIVIL SERVANTS except for officers in five key services who were employed from April 1 this year would come under the full Central Provident Fund (CPF) scheme under a bill to amend the Pensions Act. The bill, which was
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      Bill to allow overseas enforcement of local arbitration awards
      365 2  -  By LUCY NG COMPANIES and businessmen will have recourse to international arbitration under The Arbitration (Foreign Awards) Bill now before Parliament. The Bill, which was read for the first time on Tuesday, will allow an arbitral award made in Singapore to
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      Positions of current CJ and A-G questioned
      455 2 MR J B JEYARETNAM yesterday cast doubts on the constitutionality of the positions of the current Chief Justice and Attor-ney-General and die transfer of (mmer district Judge Michael Khoo to the Attorney-General's chambers. The opposition member was giving his defence in a parliamentary
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      Chiam: There shouldn't have been an inquiry
      379 2 OPPOSITION MP Chiam See Tong yesterday said that a Commission of Inquiry —> to look into Mr Jeyaretnam's allegations that the Judiciary was influenced by the government should never have been set up as this contravened legislation governing Parliamentary procedure. "It is clearly
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  • HOME NEWS
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      Poly grads holding their own in recession, says Eng Soon
      592 2 JOB PROSPECTS (or polytechnic graduates are still very good despite the recession, but some have to accept lower starting salaries, said Dr Tay Eng Soon yesterday. Citing the results of a survey by the Singapore Polytechnic, the Minister of State
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      Making SIA an even greater way to fly
      248 2 HINDI MUSIC, champagne and (ewer stopovers will add to the list of Singapore Airlines services which, it is said, "other airlines talk about". Flights from Frankfurt to Singapore, which used to have several stops, now make only one stop, according to the
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      The way of the guerilla
      591 3  -  ns| By BOEY KIT YIN SUN TZU, Mao Zedong and Miyamotp Musashi have plenty to teach small enterprises, says an American management consultant and marketing expert. All of them adopt guerilla and warfare tactics to win battles. That does not mean the small enterprises should
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      Advertising rates for ST Group papers unchanged
      160 3 THE STRAITS TIMES Group of Newspapers will maintain its current advertisement rates for the second consecutive year. This was "to improve our competitive edge", said general manager Denis Thy. The annual review of advertisement rates for all the Group's newspapers conies up on
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      Six-day week for hotel restaurants
      495 3  -  Westin Stamford, Plaza take cost-saving measure By GOH YEE LING FIVE RESTAURANTS are closed once a week as part of a cost-saving move by the two sister deluxe hotels at Raffles City, the Westin Stamford and the Westin Plaza. The two hotels have 15 food
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      149 2 When you tone up your body, lose a little weight, get fitter, you feel a lot better. So now imagine how good you'll feel when you can do all of this, in one of Singapore's most luxurious fitness centres, for a 30% discount By joining now, you'll save 30% on
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      117 3 COMING HOME. Coming home means returning to a relaxed atmosphere. And being showered with the comforts you're accustomed to. It's enjoying TV or a video film while your suit is pressed and a missing button is sewn back on. It means appetising swiss-style veal for dinner. Or beef rendang, teppanyaki,
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      175 3 You can cut your OA 'f fS**' It's easy to knock dollars off your bills for IDD (International Direct Dialling). Just make your calls during off-peak hours and enjoy our Discount or Economy rates the cheaper and cheapest rates. For instance, a one-minute IDD call to New York costs only
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  • ASIA-PACIFIC
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      Lock icon Chinese investment falls
      403 4 Foreign capital outlay down 20pc in first half-year AP THE CONTRACT value for direct foreign investment in China fell by 20 per cent in the first six months of this year, but a government official denied on Wednesday any link to foreign scepticism about China's investment climate.
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      Lock icon Opposition leads in Aussie opinion poll
      345 4 Reuter AUSTRALIA'S opposition Liberal-National Party coalition has overtaken the Labour government in popularity far the first time in mare than a year, according an opinion poll issued yesterday. The latest Morgan Galhip poll was published with the government beset by economic problems and the
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      Lock icon Seoul expected to release some dissidents
      304 4 Reuter SOUTH KOREA is expected to free some jailed dissidents next month under a compromise between the ruling and opposition parties, according to party officials. They quoted Roh TaeWoo, the chairman of the ruling Democratic Justice Party (DJP), as telling parliamentary opposition chief Lee
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      Lock icon India to seal western border with Pakistan
      173 4 AFP INDIA is to seal its border with Pakistan as part of the drive to curb separatist Sikh activities in Punjab. Officials in New Delhi said on Tuesday the government planned to declare the entire western border with Pakistan, from Kashmir to Gujarat
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      Lock icon Thai Democrat Party forms team to work out a coalition
      412 4 AP THAILAND'S Democrat Party, the biggest winner in last week's national elections, has named a fivemember committee to negotiate with other parties to form a new coalition government. Party spokeswoman Supatra Masdit said in Bangkok that the committee, led by
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      DAILY AIRCRAFT MOVEMENTS
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      Lock icon Iraq and Iran paying dearly for Gulf War
      156 4 AP THE GULF WAR has cost Iran and Iraq an estimated US$4l6 billion in military expenditure as well as lost oil revenues and industrial output until the end of 1965, according to the Middle East Economic Survey. The weekly quoted a study
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      161 4 THE \m I s I V 0 K K The most breathtaking \iews in Asia, from the Westin Stamford, tin* tallest hotel in the worle Plus the widest seleetion of restaurants an\ where in Singapore. Six superb tennis courts and tour air-conditioned squash courts. Iwo swimming pools, plus a comprehensive
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      158 4 International Conferences for the ics Industries in ASIA 21-24 October 1986 World Trade Centre Singapore teaming: Powtr Convinlon and InduMol ConW 22 23 October Trad* and >ii««liiiw< Opportunt»i in tman. F®C and Ma 21 22 October Alio featuring: Tutor** an Foctory Comrmocatior* and Development of VLS-Ba»d Products 21 October HnTech
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  • REST OF THE WORLD
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      Lock icon Howe warns of further measures against S Africa
      337 5 AFP BRITISH Foreign Secretary Sir Geoffrey Howe has warned that "further measures" against South Africa are likely but he opposes "punitive sanctions", after his latest peace mission on behalf of the European Community ended in apparent failure. In an interview on South
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      Lock icon White House defends textile deal with Pretoria
      267 5 AP THE WHITE HOUSE said on Tuesday a new textile agreement with South Africa was designed to protect American manufacturers. The agreement stipulates that imports of South African textiles cannot increase yearly by more than 4 per cent. In a statement, White House
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      Lock icon Argentina, Brazil sign accord on economic integration
      205 5 AP THE PRESIDENTS of South America's two largest and most indebted countries, Jose Saraey of Brazil and Raul Alfonsin of Argentina, have signed an economic accord considered a first step towards a regional common market. The accord deals with the exchange of capital
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      Lock icon Nestle to transfer unit to Peruvians
      77 5 Reuter THE SWISS-BASED Nestle company will have to surrender its stocks in one of its subsidiaries to Peruvians, the government has announced. An Economy Ministry decree, signed by President Alan Garcia, said the government had adopted the measure because Nestle currently held a monopoly
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      Lock icon Volcker puts blame on the trade deficit
      414 5 UPI US FEDERAL RESERVE Board chairman Paul Volcker says the huge American trade deficit is the fundamental factor in the sluggish US economy, but fixing it too soon could cause worse economic problems. ."Time's running out," Mr Volcker told the hanking committee of
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      Lock icon UK industry expected to stay sluggish
      258 5 Reuter HOPES THAT falling world oil prices would spur British industry are unlikely to be realised until later this year, according to a report released on Tuesday. The results of the survey, carried out by the Confederation of British Industry (CBI), are broadly in
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      Lock icon US government to sell loans
      85 5 AP HALF A BILLION dollars' worth of US government lotas to foreign bonuwm will be sold off in the year beginning Oct 1 to help rednce the ledernl budget deficit under n plan approved on Tueoday by the A similar plan has already been approved
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      257 5 Quote, Unquote PP Too bad they can't be king and queen and didn't run the government, then we wouldn't have a $2,000-biliion deficit... I'd like to see Reagan as crown prince. It would take away his power. US House of Representatives Speaker Thomas O'Neill, commenting oa the amendment being introduced
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  • Page 5 Miscellaneous
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      43 5 Doonesbury HHE&AKS ACTUM/. tfiHgay. I?M NOT SUF£. HGHNEU USUHUISW AThW&.BUTI M "V I mi, 1 suppose urniOU COULD STAY afAjj UMTH ME UNTIL W WHNPSQHB- JgZJL PLACB.FWma fryfij mcimcouai BY GARRY TRUDEAU n T u. rr 2 I i :-*L V il > kV
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  • WORLD BACKGROUND
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      Mahathir's revolution will have to wait
      1633 6  -  Concluding his two-part analysis of the coming Malaysian elections, Regional Correspondent BRIAN 60MEZ looks at the odds Dr Mahathir has to overcome to create a new economic order Malaysian Elections'B6 BRIAN GOMEZ THE DOCTOR from Alor Star brought a clear-cut diagnosis for Malaysia's economic
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      172 6 30PAN PACIFIC KUALA LUMPUR Celebrate the difference with our Ritzy Package Catch our snazzy package during July and August and start the season off on a grand note. A 30% discount on published room rates. A tropical cocktail to welcome you in style. A tropical fruit basket. Free use of
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      606 6 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that, I Wong Chan An of No. 2-A Jalan Masjid Singapore 1441 have applied for a First Class Beer House licence in respect of premises at M/S Tat San Yan Eating House at 467 Changi Road sVfe m/s Singapore 1441 and that this application will be
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      587 6 NOTICE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that, I Wong Khee Leong of Blk. 323 Clement! Ave 5 #€6-IIS .Singapore 0512, have applied tor a First Class Public Home licence in respect of premises at M/s: Cherryade Lounge, 100 Jalan Sultan #€5-01/06 Sultan Plaza Singapore 0719, and that this application will be
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  • BANKING AND FINANCE
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      Lock icon Forex markets
      695 7 Reuter SINGAPORE THE US dollar yesterday closed mixed against most major currencies in quiet trading due to the absence of fresh factors. Dealers said there was no clear trend for the dollar but it firmed slightly in the afternoon on some position squaring ahead of the release of
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      Asian $ market
      344 7 Asian market ASIAN DOLLAR deposit rates yesterday closed easier compared with Tuesday's levels, in light trading. Overnight closed at 6-3/8 6-1/4 per cent, down 3/16 point from the previous close. Week fixed was little changed at 6-9/16 6-7/16 per cent. Period rates of one to six months closed at a
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      Foreign Exchange
      204 7 Interbank rates at 3pm yastarday: ■M Otter tooo parity change Local dollars to oao iMti of fomjM aKroocy: US dolor ***** 2.1815 2.8196 -22 67 Starting pound 3.2511 3 2547 7 3469 -55 75 Australian dolor 1 3333 1.3361 3 4286 -61.11 NZ dolor 1.1349 1.1387 3 4286
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      Lock icon Simex
      417 7 BA Futures IN RESPONSE to Paul Volcker's comments on Tuesday night, September Earsdsllar yesterday opened six ticks higher than Tuesday's close at 93.42 and eased to 93.41 in quiet trading. Trading activity remained sideways within a narrow range for the greater part of the day with traders squaring their
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      Gold
      279 7 HONGKONG: GOLD yesterday closed slightly lower on sporadic selling by local speculators as the US dollar rebounded against most currencies. It settled at U*****.65/95 an ounce against an initial 351.70/352.10 and New York's final 351.70/352.20. Trading was fairly quiet as many trading and commission houses stayed on the sidelines
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      Money markets
      62 7 THE OVERNIGHT rate on the Singapore interbank money market closed at 4-1/8 per cent yesterday, unchanged from Tuesday's close. The term rates remained unchanged across the board. S$ Interbank rotes at 7pm yesterday: Off** M Ovef rwght 4 1/8 4 I -month 4 5/16 4 3/16 2-month 4
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      Lock icon Brazil plans to cut debt service ratio
      397 7 Reuter, FT BRAZIL, the developing world's biggest debtor, aims to cut interest payments to 2.5 per cent of its gross domestic product trom the current 3.8 per cent, Brazilian Finance Minister Dilson Funaro has said. "We are going to reduce gradually the percentage
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      Lock icon India relaxes forex transfer rules
      115 7 Reuter THE RESERVE BANK of India has liberalised procedures for transferring foreign exchange abroad far non-resident Indians and foreign nationals leaving the country on retirement. Under the revised rules, effective immediately, Indian nationals permanently settled abroad can claim foreign exchange of up to one million
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      Lock icon NatWest expects lower rates
      79 7 Reuter NATIONAL Westminster Bank PLC expects UK base rates to fall to 9 per cent by the end of the year from 10 per cent now, chairman Lord Boardman said after the release of its six-month figures to end-June on Tuesday. Average base rates in the
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      Lower rates
      39 7 THE SINGAPORE branches of Sumitomo Bank and Algemene Bank Nederland have Joined the latest round of prime lending rate cuts. They trimmed one-quarter point off their prime rates, bringing them to 7.25 and 7.50 per cent respectively.
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      Lock icon World Bank sets condition on loan to Mexico
      239 7 AP THE WORLD BANK is willing to lend Mexico US$5OO million to expand the nation's international trade, but it would only approve the money if commercial banks also pitch in with loans. Mexico, in financial trouble since 1982, is looking for USf6
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      Lock icon Taiwan dollar rises to four-year high
      225 7 AP THE TAIWANESE DOLLAR rose slightly yesterday to trade at NTBK.O6 to the US dollar, its highest value against the American currency in lour years. The rise followed reports that the US and Taiwan will hold exchange rate wyHartrt— possibly at a meeting tat
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      Lock icon Bank of Japan welcomes help to stabilise yen
      103 7 Reuter BANK OF JAPAN governor Satoshi Sumita welcomes moves by the Finance Ministry to consider easing rules on capital outflows to stshlllse the yen. However, he does not know specifically what the Finance Ministry is considering. Mr Sumita repeated that the Bank
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      61 7 NATIONAL UNIVERSITY OF SINGAPORE ien a presents Public Lecture by PROFESSOR ALAN E HEEMERT Lee Kuan Yew Distinguished Visitor DATE m 1 w of the Republic: 1850 1900 m v.: H uHL «'i i rntxrsoay 31 July 1996 I Venue Lecture Theatre 13, Kent Ridge Time 5.30 pm j For
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  • FEATURES
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      MAS comes closer
      504 8 THE MONETARY AUTHORITY of Singapore told ut in its annual report recently that the Singapore dollar was standing at a comfortable level, and that while the downturn in the local economy had bottomed out, no significant turnaround was expected this year. The clarity of this statement should
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      The stakes in SIA and JAL air talks
      1695 8 OFFICIALS of Singapore Airlines meet their Japan Air Lines counterparts today to continue their discussions over expanding air services for both carriers. CHAN 01 CHEE, in Tokyo recently, looks at some of the factors which could influence the out come of the
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      Investigator recommended for Truth in Action award
      340 8  -  Letter to Hie Editor Edward Lin Chean San I read with great interest your recent BT report that the World Association of Detectives would be meeting in Singapore soon and would award a Singaporean for his outstanding crime fighting efforts. What intrigued me
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  • Page 8 Miscellaneous
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  • SPORTS
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      Lock icon Top horses to be seen at Saratoga racing
      405 9 UPI THE 119 th season o( thoroughbred racing at Saratoga, New York, began yesterday and the 24-day meet will have 22 stakes races, including the U*****,000 Travers. The Travers, called the "Midsummer Derby", will likely pit Belmont stakes winner Danzig Connection against
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      Lock icon Bruno denies he is quitting boxing
      411 9 AP A WISECRACKING Frank Bruno, in his first public appearance since failing to win the world heavyweight title, said in Edinburgh, Scotland, on Tuesday that he was staying in boxing. After the British challenger was stopped in the 11th round by World Boxing Association
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      Lock icon Why Wilander is fed-up
      264 9 UPI WORLD number two Mats Wilander Is not only tired of tennis, but Is fed up with the Swedish Tennis Association and may not play in the Davis Cup semi-final against Czechoslovakia from Oct 3 to Oct 5. "I don't feel like playing for Sweden," Wilander
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      PGA circuit may reach M$1m
      471 9  -  By WALTON MORAIS THE MALAYSIAN professional golf circuit could be worth a million ringgit next year with the addition of two M 550,000 tournaments and a five-leg "warm-up" series offering a minimum M 55,000 each. However, whether one of the two M 550,000 tournaments materialises
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      Lock icon Sarah misses 800-metre freestyle record
      423 9 AP ENGLAND swimming star Sarah Hardcastle went within a fingertip of breaking an eight-year-old world record at the Commonwealth Games on Tuesday, when she won the gold medal in the women's 800-metre freestyle. Hardcastle clocked 8:24.77, only 15 hundredths of a second outside Tracey Wickham's
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      Lock icon Marathon runner regrets rival's absence
      191 9 AP AUSTRALIAN marathon runner Rob De Caste 11a aims to become the first man to defend successfully the Commonwealth Games marathon title tomorrow. Known to fellow athletes as "Deek", the 29-year-old has examined the Edinburgh course and teds it suits him. But he has one
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      Lock icon Cardiff joins bid to stage Games
      219 9 AFP EVEN THOUGH the 13th OammoMWttMi Gnmes is little tooee than half over, the race to «1 far the right to stage the games la UM. Latest to Join the hnat is Cardiff, the capital of Wales, whk* unveiled a £23 mfflhw prty designed
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      434 9 Midland Bank pic Registered Office: Pbultry. London EC2P 2BX lei: 01-606 9911. Consolidated Balance Sheet Other liabAoes Deferred taxation Long-term borrowings Subordinated loan capital Perpetual floating rate notes Minority interests Shareholders' funds Share capital Share premium Reserves Report of the Auditors lb the members of Midbnd Bank pic We have
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  • Page 9 Miscellaneous
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      1141 9 to m mm Bpm, Channel 12 The first part of the film covers, among other things, the society and government of the southern plantations, their crops and labour. The second section is on New England, with a sequence on the Pilgrims and the Mayflower, which leads presenter Alistair Cooke deft)
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  • INTERNATIONAL STOCKS
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      Lock icon Prudential-Bache to set up merchant bank in London
      368 10 PrudentialBache to set up merchant bank in London FT PRUDENTIAL-BACHE Securities, a subsidiary of the giant Prudential Insurance Company of America, is to set up a new investment and merchant banking operation in London. The bank, which will form part of PrudentialBache's global banking services, is to be headed by
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      Lock icon Nixdorf wins US$100m deal
      108 10 Reuter NIXDORF Computer AG has won a US$lOO million order from US retail chain Montgomery Ward for point-of-sales computer terminals. Of the total sunt, US$5O million covers the computer equipment to be delivered and US$5O million the value of a service contract for the terminals, managing
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      Lock icon Price slide continues on Wall Street
      320 10 Reuter WALL STREET STOCKS on Tuesday fell to the lowest level of the month, adding to Monday's sharp loss. Concern over the economy and technical factors undermined an early rally attempt, which drew strength from rallying airline stocks and stronger credit markets. The Dow
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      214 10 JULY 29 Um4 Tangoot 720 10 Tna» 8k 120 unch MOUSTtULS Uh Steal 51 1 Woofenj 1175 unch A Afcho 1050 Abf com 240 -5 MM MGS Aoci 1340 +40 Amoprop AMtC 375 4750 -15 50 I7200B unch 1830 •10 Py vom 1925 50 C G SmNh Tfy •10
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      652 10 JULY 29 Atcan Ahantn Alcoa Altg hd AJkd Sag AM Start AhOiotTMn Am Brandt he Am Can Co Am Cyananad Am Etoc Am Expraw Am Horn* Prod Am Moton Cp IISS 29 +H 34* uncti 15* 42 49* +1* 3* 93* +1* •1* -1* 75* -1* 29* 58*
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      772 10 Amsterdam JULY 29 Fk AM 997.30 -35 Aagon 99 70 AS MS 88.90 -06 Akxo 156 70 2 AkaHa 151 JO -0.4 AMEV 74.50 -I.I A/nro Bark 105 00 -0J Am Stad 122.00 -2 Baikal 37.00 -I Baraumi 109.00 -765 Buohman T«tt wo*... 208.50 2 5 UM 695.00
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      177 10 B©3 C'i' M m WSiere is nriae, ilne add entertain p; Happy Hour at the Treetops Bar Baron's Tavern i* i 1 9 <4 V/ Where you can enjoy a 50% discount on all beverages from spm to Bpm at the Itoetops Bar A spm to 7pm at the Baton's
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      108 10 H/A_ lK.lilß.tS lf-li 111- Pr, 1 ChiM i TIFFANY COFFEE HOUSE Ist- 15th AUGUST 1906 FURAMA 10 Eu Tong sen Street Singapore 01! Tf- i r T* 7* oo r> Tel 5835 TIEN COURT lor a whole new Sichuan experience! n v»>*- Tien Court presents a feast of spicy Sichuan
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      424 11 HONGKONG: Share prices closed lower yesterday on a late round of profit-taking by local and overseas investors, brokers said. The Hang Seng Index lost 12.07 to 1,847.94 after nearly matching the record high of 1,865.65 set in May. The Hongkong Index was off 7.57 to 1,153.61. Turnover declined to
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      229 11 JULY SO KT 2.18 -O.ll Kuochan Da* Lm Chang Yuan 22.40 34.30 -0.2 0.2 24.20 •02 1255 -0 1 31 30 -0.2 Nan Ya Ho* 38 10 ■0.1 Chang Hwa Bank 44.40 25 70 unch •0.4 Nat fcioanmant 380 80 -4.4 Ou Hun Camant Owi Hot Hour China Cham
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      354 11 TOKYO: Active speculative buy- ing of electric power companies led the Tokyo stock market to moderate gains yesterday. The market average rebounded 70.11 yen to 17,799.05 after a heavy 310.00 loss on Tuesday, the fourthlargest on record. Turnover was 1.35 billion shares, unchanged from Tuesday. The Tokyo Stock Exchange
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      77 11 JULY 30 Acot* Mining Paaa* ***** unch Onantoi 6 Phi Ovanaos Phflax B 00)3 0.014 0.2350 0002 -0 001 ♦0 005 Apax Mining B 0.013 unch Picop B Gold Botie Pa»Toteum 0001 ***** unch 0 0008 PLOT Son Miguai B 146 67 0009 unch ♦2 Banguat Con. B Fnt
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      388 11 SYDNEY: Australian stocks closed firmer yesterday across the board in cautious trading with demand for quality industrial and gold stocks offsetting bearish sentiment ahead of the August 19 federal budget, brokers said. At the close of trading, the All Ordinaries Index was up 3.6 at 1,108.7, the All Industrials
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      88 11 JULY 10 Choi Sugar Dootm Ind «M 1930 650 1508 -5 unch •23 Kongo on Ind Km Motor Koton M Karoo Long Torn Lucky 1*4 1260 2242 2331 1575 1691 70 22 100 -15 -24 1540 -21 1472 Dang Ah Phor 909 1620 4 +30 Pacific Owned 1340 1267
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      164 11 Reuter BANGKOK: The Securities Exchange of Thailand Index yesterday declined 1.50 to 140.81. Turnover amounted to 3%,212 shares valued at 71.4 million baht. JULY 30 MK Smhi Camant 585 unch Sram Cihzant «*P Ao Kham Thai Siam Ohzam Alio 148 3 1 wtig MO Ayudhyo hi—r 156 3 S«am
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      Lock icon Allied-Signal plans purchase
      56 11 AP ALLIED-SIGNAL Inc. an automotive and aerospace company in the US, plans to buy an equity stake in a South Korean parts maker. The company declined to name the parts maker or say what share it hoped to acquire, but said the arrangements should be complete by
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      Sunshine Pacific set for expansion
      218 11 PUBLICLY -ListED Sunshine Pacific has identified several takeover targets in Hongkong and the US, according to chairman Lee Ming Tee, but he has declined to reveal their names. According to the South China Morning Post, Mr Lee said the company's expansion plan, including acquisitions in
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      88 11 AFP AN INTERNATIONAL consortium is to establish a leasing company in the north-eastern Chinese city of Tianjin in September. Taiyo-Kobe Bank officials said that the consortium would include Taiyo-Kobe Bank, Kane-matsu-Gosho Ltd and Orient Leasing Co, all of Japan, GATX Leasing Corp of the United States
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      160 11 Reuter ROTHMANS Industries Ltd is seeking approval from the New Zealand Commerce Commission to acquire by merger or takeover 100 per cent of Domink» Breweries Ltd. The tobacco, liquor and grocery group said that the acquisition is one option being considered by its board,
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      142 11 Fashionably hyatt Join the fashion-conscious every Hiesday, Wednesday and Thursday (3 6 pm) in The Lounge. Watch our models parade the latest collections while you enjoy our tea spread consisting of fine tea blends, scones and cream, fresh pastries, cakes and fruits and imaginative sandwiches. Tea plus show at 19.50
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      181 11 S SUPERB CUISINE V OFFERED DAILY BEST VALUE FOR MONEY Authentic Chinese Palace Decor to accommodate 78 tables. 8 Private Banquet Rooms to cater for Luncheon/Dinner meetingi O S$ 12 per person. Weddng Package inclusive beer, soft drinks, wedding cake. Mandarin Hotel Suite etc for I.V'F.f I' Ji'Jo THE WILL
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      787 12 Reuter COFFEE ROBUSTA COFFEE futures on Tuesday ended in the middle of the day's narrow range, with little fresh news to generate a clear trend, dealers said. Contracts closed £18 to £13 a tonne easier, but the lack of a fresh fundamental basis restricted activity. New York provided
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      212 12 Reuter WHEAT FUTURES on Tuesday ranged from 1-1/4 US cents a bushel higher in September to unchanged at the quietly traded close on the Chicago Board of Trade. December rose one cent at U5J2.64-1/4. Prices remained caught in narrow ranges based on uncertainty regarding possible government steps designed to
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      242 12 Reuter SOYBEAN FUTURES on Tuesday closed 2-1/4 to one US cent a bushel lower in fairly light dealings on the Chicago Board of Trade. November ended near the middle of a narrow 4-1/4 cent range. Most analysts said the market was awaiting firm word from Washington on possible steps
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      RUBBER
      219 12 SINGAPORE THE MARKET yesterday closed lower with August One RSS buyers quoted at 171.50 cents per Idk), down 2.50 cents from Tuesday. Trading in the TSR 20 market was quiet throughout the day with prices lower on some selling. TSR 20 September closed 150.50 cents per kilo, down 2.50
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      Produce exchange
      156 12 Chinm Produce Exchange Sellers' noon doling prices on Mr 30 (SJ/100 k«) Coconut oil Bufc FOB Ok) drum FOB New drum FOB 43 00 56 00 60 00 Copra Mixed (loose) 21 buyers Pepper Muntok White FOB NLW Sarawak White FOB foq NLW Sarawak special block FOB NLW
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      PALM OIL
      181 12 MALAYSIAN crude palm oil prices yesterday closed mixed on covering interest ahead of India's weekly vegetable oils tender today, dealers said. The market was generally lower initially following weaker overnight Chicago soyoil futures, they said. Interest centred on August. Central region fell Mss to $495 per tonne while
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      76 12 Reuter IN QUIET tradlag, the Kula Lamw Ha Market, KLTM. yesterday leT* to UgheTthsa Streag haytag laterest wm aeted at Tsesday's eMag price bat tellers were relaetaat te take peMttw at the lewer levels. Farther eevertag demaad (rem Japanese aai leeal laterests puked prices slightly higher while Earepeaa
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      RICE
      66 12 Bangkok (USS/tMMM, FOC) White Rice 100% 1st ck»s 255 100% 2nd closs 220 100% 3rd class 215 5% 205 10% 200 15% 195 20% 185 25% 175 35% 170 Broken Rice A-l Super 120 A-1 Special 117 C-l Special unq C-1 Ord unq Loonzoin Rice 100% 1st grade unq
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      RAS and MRELB
      292 12 RAS prices m S CMta/kg. FOt m h NOON Int 1 RSS Prompt 173.00 I74.00N 172.00 I73.00N kit 1 RSS Aug 86 172.50 173.00 171 50 172.00 kit 1 RSS Sept 86 173.00 173.50 172.00 172.50 Int 2 RSS O P 169.50 I71.50N 168.50 170.50N Int 3
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      SSR and SMR
      88 12 (cwits/kg, 1-ton AUG 16 SCPTM (currer it monHi) (forwon 1 monHi) NOON NOON RAS Biiyw ■■ran Mm SSR 20 159 00 16I.OON 159 50 161. SON SSR 50 156 00 158.00N IS6.50 1S8.S0N MRELB B«r«r> B»|n Mart SMR CV 239 00 241.00N 240.00 242.00N SMR L 239
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      1236 12 DG BANK Consolidated Balance Sheet (condensed) as at December 31,1985 ASSETS LIABILITIES AND SHAREHOLDERS' EQUITY DM mflfion 31/12/84 DMmtton DM mifton 31/12/84 DM mVon Bills sold with the endorsement of DG BANK or one of its consofidated subsidiaries Liabilities arising from guarantees, including guarantee of bis and checks, and warranty
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  • SHARE INFORMATION
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      Investors fail to follow through on early buying
      4112 13 A LACK OF follow-through buying during the late morning and afternoon sessions caused share prices to end on a mixed note at the local stock exchange yesterday. Malaysian shares, which stole the show on Tuesday by posting the biggest percentage gains, were
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      Chief price changes
      215 13 SINGAPORE Rites o S 710 +20 ITCifiiiti FAN 750 +15 IT 11 KmMImi 255 +15 rOWOS OCIC 720 +10 ITCAOI ICS 545 +10 «TO»V KkMgGM 235 +7 STI hi ill High ft Law 90c 147 +7 ST Fmm kmc* 25* 62* +6* STH*Mh fiiniiiM 432 +6 ST
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      Business done on the SES
      3178 13 BID and offer prices officially listed sad hnrtnff in sad reported to the Stock Kxrhsnge of Singapore yesterday with the —of riiares traded shown in brackets in lots of 1,000 units unless olliei wise specified. AD Time Settlement Contracts are quoted after the ward "SETT'.
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      LONDON STOCKS
      820 14 SHARE PRICES opened quietly mixed yesterday, but with a firmer bias in continuation of Tuesday's upward trend. At 0922 GMT. the FTSE 100 Index was five points up at 1,361.4. On Tuesday, the FTSE 100 Index chalked up seven points to close at 1556.4, while the FT 30
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      A few blue chips buck downtrend in KL market
      473 14 PROFIT-TAKING activities caused share prices to close slightly easier at the Kuala Lumpur stock market yesterday in relatively quiet trading. However, selective blue chips managed to buck the general downtrend to clone moderately higher. Situational counters came under profit-taking and several
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      Business done on the KLSE
      1992 14 BID and offer price* 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. HNBIRMLS Apaeams (2908) (1) 290 (1) 300 (2) 300 AMo(—>(l)29o
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      Unit trusts
      258 14 Monooci I pried (S) for JuV 31 Singapore Unit Trust The Commarca 0 82 0 88 The Sovngi Fund 0.74 0 80 S'pora Prog Fund 0 34 0 37 S'pora Sac Fund 0 59 064 S'pora Invnt Fund 0.54 0.59* S'pora Equtfy Fund 0 41 0 45 Asia
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      COMPANY MEETINGS
      174 14 HARRISONS MALAYSIAN PLANTATIONS Bertwd: 10th AGM at The Theatrette, Ground Floor, Bangunan MIDF, Jalan Tun Razak, ***** Kuala Lumpur, on Wednesday, August«, at 11 Wiiwi FRASER A NEAVR Limited: 87th AGM at 475 River Valley Road, Singapore 1024, on August 7, at 10am. BUKIT SEMBAWANO ESTATES limited: 20th
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      Selected indices
      109 14 HONGKONG Hongkong 1 Wednesday IHOC* 1153.61 Tuesday 1161.18 Week 090 1132.98 Hong Song Wednesday ImAm* 1847.94 Tuesday 1860.01 Week 090 1816.96 TOKYO Nfckoi Avorogc Wednesday ***** 05 Tuesday *****94 Week ago ***** 07 TSE lock n Wednesday 1450.27 Tuasday 1434,20 Week 090 1421.51 SYDNEY All Ordinc inns Wednesday
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      673 14 PIRSIQIY. Bancorporation Of Texas Inc STATEMENT OF ACCOUNTS FOR THE YEAR ENDED DECEMBER 31,1985 Loan*, including fee* Money market investments: Time deposits in banks, primarily foreign Funds sold and other temporary investments. Trading account securities Investment securities—taxable Investment securities—tax-exempt Total interest income Domestic savings deposits Domestic time deposits Foreign branch
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      470 14 K 3 %1 SINGAPORE FREIGHT FORWARDERS r.\ i;« W! NOTICE OF STANDARD TRADING CONDITIONS Notice b hereby given that the Singapore Freight foiMwrdata Aaaodadonhae at ita 12th Annual General Maa>ing held on 23rd Mwch 1906 approved and adopted Standard Tfading CondMone. a copy o# which can beabuw*d aithar from members
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      Ambassador expects earnings from Perth hotels next year
      495 15 AMBASSADOR HOLDINGS Ltd, under a new management headed by Gopinath Pillai, is banking on its two fully-owned hotels in Perth to start contributing to group profits next year. In reply to queries from the Stock Exchange of Singapore which had asked for
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      COMPANY BRIEFS
      489 15 A COMPANY la the Jack fM* group has sold 10,000 shares of Haw Par Brothers lateraatl—al (or $29,300 on July 18. Mr Jack Chia is aow deemed to have an interest in 34.38 million Haw Par shares representing 23.07 per cent of the company's paid-up capital. Jack CMa
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      OUS's overseas foray pays off handsomely
      469 15  -  First-half profit increases sharply By ALVIN TAY OVERSEAS UNION Securities (OUS) has achieved a sharp increase in first-half profit, thanks to its foray into overseas equities markets at a time when the local market was not doing too well. Overseas investments accounted for 41
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      Bank of S'pore issue fully taken up
      252 15 THE OFFER OF shares to the Australian public by the Bank of Singapore (Australia) Ltd, a recently formed member of the Oversea-Chinese Banking Corporation stable, has been fully subscribed. The underwriter and principal broker to the public issue, J B Were and Son,
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    • LATEST RESULTS
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        KUALA LUMPUR Industries:
        79 15 Group unaudited pre-tax profits rose to M 95.84 million on revenue of M 530.61 million in the six months to April 30 from the previous corresponding halfs gross profits of M 53.04 million on revenue of M 520.29 million. After-tax figures were not published. KLI said its
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      Antah confirms interest in bank
      231 15 ANT AH HOLDINGS has confirmed that it plans to take up a stake in Arab-Malaysian Merchant Bank Bhd. In reply to a query from the Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange arising from a press report, Antah said it was holding discussions with the principal shareholders of
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      221 15 w Overseas Union Securities Limited ANNOUNCEMENT OF HALF YEARLY RESULTS The Board of Directors of Overseas Union Securities Limited is pleased to announce the unaudited results for the half year ended 30 June 1986 as follows:Mpt Tannihip AccpYc Backing per Ssl.oo share 552.39 552.11 552.35 552.10 In the opinion of
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      368 15 ESHHS IN THE MATRB OF THE COMPANIES ACT, CAP. IK AND IN THE MATTES Of SUBIBOB SERVICES (8) PTE LTD (IN MEMBERS' VOLUNTABY LIQUIDATION) NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the creditors of the above company, which Is being voluntarily wound up are required on or before Ist September 1066 to
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      620 15 BHF-B BERLINER HANDELS- UND FRANKFURTER BANK Haod Office 6000 Frankfurt 1, Bockenheimer Londstrasse 10 Telex: *****6 Telephone: 069/718-0 Ilnggpow Branch 50 Raffles Place #21-01, Shell lower, Singapore 0104. Telephone: 225 2500 Telex: RS ***** BHF SI Fax: 225 2037 CONSOLIDATED STATEMENT OF INCOME Year ended 31 December 1965 CONSOLIDATED BALANCE
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    Some institutes working out expats' gratuity contracts
    466 16  -  Institute of Education and Ngee Ann Polytechnic finalising details By LIM SOON NEO SOME INSTITUTES of higher learning are working out details of new contracts for their expatriate staff who are on overseas contract terms as they have been given some leeway, very
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    Bigger take-home pay and heavier tax load, says lecturer
    392 16  -  By ANNA TEO "A KIND OF two-edged sword" was how one expatriate university lecturer described the gratuity option offered to all public service officers on overseas contract terms. The offer of a lump sum gratuity to be paid at the end
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    Lock icon IMF heavy-handed in pushing for banking reforms, says Manila
    130 16 UPI THE PHILIPPINE government yesterday expressed "serious reservations" over tough demands by the International Monetary Fund to ease import restrictions, and accused the IMF of using a "heavy hand" in pushing state banking reforms. Executive Secretary Joker Arroyo said President Aquino
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    Rest of Selco fleet up for auction
    212 16 TUGS, BARGES, salvage vessels and crew boats, once part of the Selco fleet, have been put up for auction. Thirty-four vessels, including a newly constructed shallow draft twin-screw motor tug which has not been named, will be auctioned by Victor A Morris and
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    Lock icon Musa warns of dangers of factionalism within the National Front
    208 16 Bernama THE DEPUTY president of the United Malays National Organisation, the main party in the ruling Barisan National coalition, said yesterday the opposition is generally not much of a threat to the BN in the general elections to be held
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    Waste not
    122 16 ONE MAN'S JUNK is another man's treasure, or so the Ministry of Environment believes. Starting today, the ministry will be giving away sludge, the solid residue after sewage Is treated, far use as soil conditioner. A ministry statement said the move was to encourage the use of sludge
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    111 16 Reuter GOLD FUTURES were staadtar than expected yesterday morning on scattered support generated by a tower dollar. Spot August went up 40 cents to U*****.00 an ounce and the pace-setting December gold gained 40 cents to U*****.00. Commission houses and dealers were early buyers after the
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    64 16 Reuter WALL STREET stocks advanced yesterday morning but the rebound was fragile, with breadth remaining Just slightly positive and no strong economic reasons to support a recovery. The Dow Jones Industrial Average was up five points to 1,772, after hitting the July tow of 1,767 at the
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      Lock icon China ignores Soviet overture
      49 16 UPI CHINA yesterday n-t tot the "pranpt and complete" withdrawal of Soviet troops from Afghanistan and ignored a proposal (Tom Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev to improve relations between the two communist rivals. Mr Gorbachev made the oviluie to China daring a speech on Monday. UPI
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      54 16 Renter INDIA has dsdlned a USUSO million World Bank loan until the bank drops a condttion which for the first time links private sector Involvemeat to creffit for an oil project. The bank offer stipulates that the government most the entry of the private sector
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      40 16 AFP THE RISK OF Commonwealth "dHategration" as a result ot policy dlflnwncw over South Africa "is not to be dismisesd lightly", according to a report ywtttday by the Brittah House of Commons foreign affairs f«nmlt>i. AFP
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      39 16 AFP CHINA will peihaul a new feasMlllj study on a Yangtze river dam, the largest M ,1 m nyarceiecnrc project in io& world, to convince critics that their views are being iiitn «awbl AFP
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      52 16 UPI OUTRAGED British MPs yesterday protested over a 'laughable" US$375 fine on pop stager Boy George for using heroin. "Now everyone will think that there Is one law for pop stars and another tar the man In the street,** said Osisfi wsllw poHtlrtaa Teddy
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  • SHIPPING TIMES
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      234 17 KAWASAKI KESEN Kaisha has announced (dans to escalate its intra-Asian container service from August. The Japanese line will commence its own fixed weekly container service with five container vessels covering Malaysia, Singapore, Philippines, Taiwan and Japan. The announcement was made in a statement
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      58 17 Reuter PAKISTANI authorities confiscated a load of imported palm oil to determine if it is below standard or adulterated, Karachi port officials said. They said the Directorate General of Ports and Shipping ordered the investigation into 12,000 tonnes of palm oil carried by a Singapore ship
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      KCT to take over container cleaning services at P Kelang
      372 17  -  By G DURAIRAJ THE KELANG Container Terminal has taken over responsibility for cleaning containers at the gateway after overcoming initial complaints over the manner in which it proponed to undertake the task. Shipping representatives who earlier complained about the unilateral
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      Lock icon MarAd gives APL permission to use foreign shipbuilding rights
      177 17 Seatrade Week AMERICAN President Lines received permission from the US Maritime Administration recently to use foreign shipbuilding rights that the line acquired in 1985. APL will reportedly build six combination bulk and container ships, which it will use in the trans-Pacific
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      Lock icon Global Marine will conserve cash
      144 17 Reuter AS THE OFFSHORE drilling market continues to worsen, Global Marine Inc (GLM) hat taken measures to conserve cash and would consider further measures, including the release of other rigs, if conditions warrant. Earlier, the company said it took a US$75 million writedown in the
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        48 17 SPA WORK IS underway to turn Diba seaport into the first commercial port in the north-western region of Saudi Arabia. Costing SR 88.4 million, the port will include three commodities platforms and another for fishing, Atiah Abdul Rahman, the project's supervisor said. SPA
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        61 17 Reuter THE AUSTRALIA-WEST India and Australia-Sri Lanka Outward Shipping Conferences will raise their currency adjustment (acton to 26.21 per cent from 21.07 per cent, effective Aug 14. Australia to New Zealand freight rates will rise 4.5 per cent, effective Aug 25, the Tranztas Service said. The service
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        97 17 EUROPEAN FERRIES is calling on the British government to set up a £60 million contingency fund to cover the cost of redundancy among its 6,300 ferry employees if the Channel Tunnel is built. Technical director Mr James Ayers plans to tell the Commons Select Committee
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      1320 18 CHARTERING remained relatively quiet on the London shipping freights market on Tuesday, with only one fixture reported outside the grain and period chartering sectors. In the grain sector, Cargill paid a slightly firmer but still weak rate of US$75O (fio) for 52,000 tons from the US Gulf to
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      1184 18 FT CAN THE "sea bridge to Europe" beat off the challenge of the Channel? Despite a chequered decade which has seen roaring success tempered by difficulties and adversities and yet all overlaid by ambitious plans, the ports of East Anglia are looking nervously
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      681 18 AB Shpg V 5 Accord Shpg VI 3 Afea Line VI 3 Anro Service IV 2/3 ANL 1 1/2 APC Line V 4 APL i 2/3 ASCL M 1 Bolt-Canada Line VI 4/5 Bah-Orient Line VI 4/5 Bank Line V 5 BBS R 4/5 Ben Line Cont
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      180 18 AP A UNITED STATES navy missile struck a tanker carrying 26,000 barrels of oil at Virginia, causing a small fire but no injuries, officials said. The Sidewinder air-to-air missOe, fired from an F-14 Jet as part of navy exercises, on Tuesday left a 1-metre hole
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      346 18 Reuter THE SOVIET Unkm has imposed stricter terms on all new commodity purchase agreements with other countries, raising fears among US eipotleis of reduced agricultural trade with Moscow, private trade sources said. The sources said that last Friday the
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      139 18 AFP CHINA AND THE Soviet Union have signed a protocol on rail transport, the New China News Agency (NCNA) said. The protocol was signed in the north-eastern city of Harbin on Tuesday at the dose of a sevenday session of the Sino-Soviet Committee on border railway
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      172 19 THE MAJOR shipping consortia operating between the Far East/fsuropean, Far East /Persian Golf, Straits ports/Australia, Straits/Japan and the member lines: ACE (FAR EAST/EUROPE): Franco Belgian Services "K" Ti"» Korean Shipping Corporation Neptune Orientlines Orient Overseas Container Line Australian National Line Australia/Straits Container Line Djakarta Lloyd Nedlloyd Lines Ncotune Orient
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      533 19 Reuter JAPANESE shipping companies, faced with slow growth in cargo tonnage and mounting international competition, are starting to introduce services integrated with air and land transport and to cut employment of highly-paid seamen, industry sources said. An official of Nippon Yusen KK, NYK,
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      291 19 Japanese companies. Lloyd's List JAPAN'S shipowners have devised a scheme to find redundant seafarers work on foreign-flag vessels through the formation of a new company. The ambitious plan was unveiled by the Japan Shipowners' Association (JSA) at a snipping subcommittee meeting of
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      276 19  -  Kingsley Wood THE TWO overseas-owned dredgers that are to cut the LNG tanker channel at the north-west shelf port of Mermaid Sound will be handled by Australian crew. This is the outcome of a long dispute between unions ana the consortium which was awarded
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      271 19 m m »>!■ m OA Argtniinfl outy 10 Beunos Aires Waiting time up to 2 days. Amtrslis July 1t Sydney 2 vessels operating. Melbourne Shortage of labour. BaogladMh Chalna 9 vessels operating; Chittagong 22 vessels operating. Brazil July 19 Santos Normal operation. Douala Delay due to heavy rain.
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      156 19 TIPHOOK CONTAINER Rental Co Ltd will boost its box fleet to more than 60,000 TEUs with the completion of its ambitious newbuilding programme. The UK company recently placed orders for 16,000 TEUs with manufacturers in the Far East and Europe. Hyundai received the
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      7666 24 SSBBGXIEB 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
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      743 25 Skip RECEIVING OF EXPORT FCL CONTAINERS AND LCL CARGO Gdns FCL Arrival for LCL movement Voy dote/time Operator corgo schedule Location B Kemunng E Gather Niaga 22 PV Tovstykh Vega Uni-Humanity Nipponica Khd Prorokov Prasetia Zim Trieste Mon Crystal Adrian Ms Tambang VI Bumi Persoda Kath Sif Ind
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      1674 25 Who acts for whom The leading shipping lines operating from local ports and their agents. A-B A Top Emiiprnw Pte Ltd Some (S) AS Sfeppisi Bousteod Shpg Agencies Alee Lm African Shpg A9.oc.es (S) AJmhlihl Law Km Shpg (S) Alfred C Tn»tir Oceonus SKppngAgencm (S) MoWport Sdn Bhd (PK) Anne—
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      126 26 ArM/Port Vtoooeity Density Water C8T at 50C Q/ML at 15C Volume 0/0 Africa/Rod 8m Jeddoh 155/188 0.945/0.981 0.1/3.0 Durban 114/172 0.984/0.991 0.0/0.3 Arabian QuN Ros Tonura 155/180 0.949/0.950 0.2/0.6 Bahrain 121/182 0.965/0.973 0.0/0.1 Eur op# Rotterdam 55/432 0.939/0.992 0.0/1.4 Hamburg 27/400 0.943/0.990 0.0/1.0 Le Havre 174/458
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      459 26 AT CONVENTIONAL WHARVES VosmI KEPPEL WHARVES Colossus Et«mol Moon Kota Angkaso Reino Nwga 14 Trans Fjord Pasir Ponjong Bo Dinh HaiSung Lee 2 Mognoto Atlas Maru Bhorto 1002 Mapewa Jurong Port Dewi Seraya Indra Sakti MegahBrooke 1 rwpni Rodina Widi Seraya Buffalo Exp Notional Joya Semp'na Abodi
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      477 17 Concise Comprehensive Contemporary o v>> 200 CHIIWM OMO #12-05 tm Tal *****11 TELEX NO IB ***** CFS OFnet *****U TVMMJ oflct *****11 fetalis mya tel: ntim/nmn/ntim T*a mum* PENANC TEL (***** TEUX NO MM0073 CFS TCI MM nm KELANC 1U *****0 TOO NO M307V1 OS 1U *****1 'p5lT\ flip )Pf
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      66 17 JSMDB CAN THE "sco bridge to Europe" boot off the challenge of the Channel? Page II JAPANESE shipping companies ore storting to introduce services integrated with oir ond lond transport ond to cut employment of highly-poid seamen, industry sources so id. Page 111 Index to odvertisers N Shipping schedules VM
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      378 17 'I THEHEART OF THE DRAGON i MAERSK LINE /.viiiili r.T WilnlJi SINGAPORE/ANTWERP 17 OAYB SINGAPORE/ROTTERDAM 18 DAYS SINGAPORE/BREMERHAVEN —19 DAYS VS L*l PfMng I Vtml L Voy I ffpoit USA. EUROPE. EAST. WEST AFRICA A ASM IJPrfcaJ CI- 4/1 IMI N liOEiaizaiziraaEzaiiaE cr t/ttid Sb" cn vi mi mrs to
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      292 18 3: mmmirr Y AM ABHIT A-SHINNIHON TRANS-PACnC SERVICES Pacific South Wast r»d<r at Kao North Watt at Kao Atlantic/Canada Faodar at Nagoya L'ALJI I rnßi.L flr~sr LW uta m\<nm im h'**i irnrarnii./i.flK7riin^L:' > .;.iirnir i aro!Hi/i > ii itiiMa imrimi i ■r T TrTW rrMiTr Rnil "in— imnL'iiin/tia 1 MIDDLE
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      157 18 11 Supercarner Service l/l X/S 2/1 7/9 IV IV* 11/* W W 14/J 7/* 14/» w tu% W W vn 4/l« S Z% m n* vn vw m/w i tar NMtaa <**). V hmdm. C Arab*. Caracae. St Ceorv Geanrtaaa. Mmn Paolo Lawn. Saa JMe. fa MW, Stacktaa art Saa
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      475 19 The Straits Steamship Group Mansfield Container Shipping Pte Ltd n Brunei Ports and Bangkok Overseas Containars Limited AI*RSH|P RVlft TO MK CONTINENT Mfe| Mhi 12-13 km 15-10 k| BANGKOK BORNEO AGENOES LTD. BANGKOK TEL *****80 facta* 30 taOl Aa| «M Hun. M 30 AMI Aaf *U Hn. IhM 01-03 ta|
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      439 19 Franco Belgian Services ij kM (8M) tikt is* a*« nan aim n*t i*(4*)a* u* »N U?(llS It* 2tap IMp 7* ll* M*(UMO IM IM 13J* MS* MM CHARGEURS HAVRAISE I- J' /Mv MFMHFP Of AC r CONPOT T CHARGEURS RE UN IS f#* IM 12 M lIM ISM 17 M
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      298 20 V u Hapag-Lloyd 10 CONTINENT UK v> 11/S 13/1 u/i a/t 27/ i a/a VI 1/1 11/1 ii/i u/i a/i a/i a/i 4/1* VU ii/a u/u iVM a/a a/a a/a EXPORTS 77/ i a/i 4/1 VI 11/1 12/1 2M a/i 21/1 21/1 vm i/a 13/u lva 2i/ii a/a 21/ M
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      331 20 FULLY CONTAINERISED SERVICE TO WMIPf VIA Sill 1 s M n hpr 1 ,h a 1 FROM fiIROPF VIA Sill/ J Mfmh A fill' ONISINi Hl\H> i mNl'h ;h sm!RI>:A aoat mjm s mi x/ns Ml kcm mjxm (i£ CONVENTIONAL SERVICE TO IRAN PERSIAN GULP «x yOL. INDIA STEAMSHIP EXPRESS
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      158 20 £tL //ui Sun Hup Co (Pic) I t d t I \M I K\ \K I K II!) STRAITS/JAPAN/STRUTS ES INTERMARITIME LTD taWl (ft* Afnt) M *****1 ttati (ft* l|at) M REUNION/SOUTH AFRICA SERVICE J u/i 11/1 m/i a/i a/i LINES L.i: :A...i/M;.!,;- lfl§l nrwTTT [ameroan Shipping Lines 5 P
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      485 20 r 6 EVERGREEN fjii Container Serve? Round-The-World East Bound (FE/C ARIB/USEC/EURO/Ft") 1 Round-The-World West Bound (FE/EURO/USEC/CARIB/FE) •?2 !J2 *52 *12 *52 *52 J* vi u/i m/i im vm vm um u/m am am iw m w v> v* vi ivi u/i ivi a/i ii/m u/m u/m ivu a/u tvu d/m
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      673 21 PACIFIC INTERNATIONAL LINES PIL Building. 140 Cecil Street 03-00 Singapore 0106 Tel *****33 FAR EAST CONTAINER SERVICE SIN NKQ KAO •TCH KEE 17/1 tVI TUt MM an i/i M is/t wi xtn •MUM MURQMAN (HOKKAIDO) *MTC MTACM INDONESIA CONTAINER SERVICE MUM *MTC VOW KOO S3 u. VOY BIM JKT PM
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      492 21 BENLINE CONTAINERS 19/19 If/It LI/iLiL LINE TO KW ZEALAND, PAHA NEW COMEA FUI AND SOOTH PACfIC ISUNDS SM HKG UC TA/W MTU TMMU BLUFF l/l 21/1 31/1 1/9 12/9 14/9 11/9 RMM $m tek/Tw top* TNW* Mt 11/9 14/9 M/ 9 20/9 22/9 24/9 I I fa mux HANJIN CONTAINER
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      305 21 <s u MM X I EEJ n/u s/m 24/1 VM 1/1* t*''.%■'• ftwV 'i 1:. ..'.yi^Hßgr r m *i *Qf £ae I DJAKARTA LLOYD INDONE S1 AN N \f W k ;<*>*: a T ..KQf.i; a; "I 111 i-vi n/t v/t m/t an n/u ant ant urn ivu u/ii wu
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      152 21 BOUSTEAD SHIPPING AGENCIES BURMA FIVE STAR SMPHM6 COBHMATMM (Burmese fWM Um) Loadbf for Sp mt PJMmi 1/2 VIN 2/4 ta| JIM/1* VII *1 4/5 17/21 tal 14/14 BANK LINE jji; I HYUNDAI &1\ MERCHANT MARINE >i iv J, USA SERVICE PAOFIC/GULF/AILAimC PORTS Sport Hwa It Mm L4| hr M«ll 21/1
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      816 22 jT n 11 iv LINE —KAWASAKI KISEN KAISHA, LTD.— Wm UK SMTkQML CMIAO NCI KPQK If MISTt UHRMO NLNMBO th| lOd I Oct MM 11 Oct m yoK UK VBMUOIOM.CO fl. QKTZMJkCAJMTU UOWBD COBKTO PT.CKM ikm »s* ,#d 40tl ,ttd ,0d rnai m cm fjurm rnM pxmoio vmm im fammk
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      339 22 tsnamnvj ia« CALABAR ill 17 A« esnam* v 711 u# CALABAR V7l II S«p« FT U ffM Sy* Mm tta Kht 3 1 Sflpt AM/tm 17 S*?t S* ?4S*»ABN/Br« t Oct 15 Oct 13 Oct AM/Brn Oct 3Nn INm ABN/Bm Jt Ti 4H*A 5* USA ATLANTIC/EAST CANADA SERVICE »fei ha
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      396 22 GOLDEN LINE GUM OWN SHrmS (TO) LID MM H« KL nam (M IMS) SnUUTS/KItSMII GULF sonnet; '«-f--fldua MMB UM+o/tKthmm Qrtm 11/12 ta| hWHm QOUO KM Cill uto /MfUfc/Oifci/Mwi/K—> H/» VI I ■1 7/1 Wl a/i a/» \n/t I 7/» 22/9 2V» I »/1 r~ M POaJSAHMN KUTMUW KALIMANTAN UKCT WEKLY
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      307 22 BREAKBUIK SERVICE TO EUROPE/UK fpn t. Mai Im*| IkkM aOT/MR/W it/i urn mm r®) i» PHILITRON SHIPPING AGENCIES PTE LiD it .JBf in i!Ni TE i f RS ?8 *?0 PHII I Vt VtWt Wtn/t W vt u/t 14/1 r 'r» c r—T La i Fa Sl, If. .5 lJu
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      625 23 onirruiu tunuo) auiuptoj) ■■•j •*> NOL .ORIENT LINES LTD mwt Knccntin cn w ttmv zmm msm iimn *****22 muu anKTUB 27mih "wn« to kmri U*t m*Mh. pkw al *****44 NDUK SOU SO. 3MW/3MM4S/3MMS3/3M74M Kiaapr KPIM SON. WD. JM77I/24J41J4/*****38 tmm KMC SOU M. USSM/ONS^MMnWI/nTM} Lf 10 7/8) STRAUS/AUSTRALIA RESTRUCTURED N. AMERICA
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      245 23 HEUNG-A SHIPPING Korean Flag Vessels SEMI CONTAINERISED DIRFCT SERVICE TO P KEL ANG. PENANG, BUSAN INCHON CEYLON SHIPPING CORPN National Line of Sri Lanka FULLY CONTAINERISED SERVICE TO COLOMBO ARABIAN GULF RED SEA EC IND'A laMil/11l H* mtm Vmm M IE VI W I IV* wt lVt 14/1 wt tut
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      380 23 m sinsov SINGAPORE SOVIET SMPPMG CO PRIVATE LTD SMSOV BULOM6 55, Market Street Sincapore 0104 Tel: *****33 (15 Um) Te Cable Address SMSOV SUGAPORE Tetei Numbers IS ***** OS ***** RS ***** t. KELANC H/S MMMTIMN son m W. IST MO 2ND aooit. NO 1. MIAN COTENM6. PORT UANG. MALAYSIA
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      7 23 \f/ /S///N TSV I.l\l J>P«N HOMtNOfC ■*ifV
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      385 24 [nWI REGIONAL CONTAINER LINES TO BANGKOK (5 WEEKLY SAILINGS) VESSEL i i —m 4-4/* |T)M 54/« TWM I 74/S 9-11/1 10-10/1 12-13/S 14-15/1 irTi "iftspzi CE3E2ISI jCEIEESI HEEIEEII 1 1 |P I'■ I'f'AM>-i lEl'fll sm t*AJ MALACCA STRAITS FEEDER SERVICE TWCE MEEKLY TO PENAN6/lEEJQ.Y TO P-ttUNG/FMTNBHTIY TOKLMMH Lull n ro
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      164 24 Regional Weather^ n v VA 9 y V'' 1 7 it SIGNIFICANT WEATHER AND SEA CONDITIONS AT 7.30 A.M. THIS MOtWUNQ. *c O w Wtnd direction with speed in knots Wave height LEGEND: R Thunderstorm #C with speed in knots V Shower R«n Wave height Cloudy Sky Surfoce winds are
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      78 25 FT 2EC stok UIUT. JKT 242S0SS/*****5C/2424M</*****93 3(*****/4 TEXMMM. 3US3SI/2 (*****/(*****/(*****/*****3 *****3/*****5/*****1/*****0 22SSSI/2211(t/222t35 *****22 35(374/3554(7 FAR EAST/EUROPE CONTAINER SERVICE [fTTTTZI n nrrMrmarrr^jElM rrm 1 a iehbim g —■a ;7 i3ZM' T irTTMgi ii.! immipi —tthtbittttmict!!' imrf n ii .r ■BgirnrMjzJMr'TßrTMrr-MiJiMFTT-Mi ■tnum EjEM Otto, cm MRUS It CMfiO TO Wfi. VN ft
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      73 25 TFS •NTFDNATIONAL Zl'lZZZ' TRANSOCEAN (Ml SDN BHD COLUMBUS LINE REEDEREI GMBH (XPRfSS SEMI CONTAINfR SIRWICf U ruil V'MI'FI^GI mm 21/11 2S/11 mi n ILI rr ma Eta ltd Pwli—tin 30/7 2/8 CHTTTAGOHG 2/8 4/8 MAMAS (INDUCEMENT) 8/8 14/8 CALCUTTA CARGOGULF LINE COLOMBO TO WMhiy LCL/FCL: MANILA, TYO Bookings Moc-N«h Awtcm
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      110 25 Scan Dutch V vmmrm* TO EUROPE (MEDITERRANEAN-UK-NORTH CONTINENT-SCANDINAVIA) 1/1 VI Vt I to-w«N iyi b.mvz7l wt wt vi 12/1 I BIFMMVIM iai (SCOTLAND) SEA-MEDITERRANEAN A ta Ihck/fSCt RtaßMrt/CM TO HONG KONG-TAIWAN-JAPAN -CHINA* HONG KONG P. KELANG VESSEL FROM EUROPE S)arSBLLEt 4) RDAM 1) GtURG 2) H'BURG FROM JAPAN-TAIWAN-HONG KONG N/7
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      254 26 K&S LINE JAPAN STRAITS SE RVICE SANKYO LINF (S) PTE LTD CENTRAL GULF LINES io as. mimic m mt m mm r*. m mm* a. a u-m/i m-u/i M-ii/i 17-im u-tt/t m/« a-n/t awi an vn Gooorol Agents: Marco SMapiwa Co (No) Ltd, Siogoporo 12*5561 I It M l AfMtK
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      241 26 Ct MOL MilscjOSK Lines Ltd m CONVENTIONAL/SEMI-CONTAINER ASTRA PEAK KRITI GARNET NEDLLOYD MOJI 26 Aug Port Louis. 10 Aug Mombasa. 15 Aug Mombasa. CONTINENTAL PARTNER 11 Aug P. Neire. Monrovia. Abidjan. +Lome, Apapa. Tama Rmks: Subject Inducement. AFRICA'S i NO C S A VAAL 9 Aug Durban. P. Bte. Capetown
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