The Business Times, 7 August 1986

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    12 1 BUSINESS TIMES M.C. (P) No. 192/12/86 THURSDAY, AUGUST 7, 1181 75 CENTS
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    Mixed report on local economy
    448 1  -  Worst is probably over, says US Embassy study By LUCY NG THIS YEAR could see Singapore heading back towards growth rates of 3 per cent to 5 per cent, according to a report compiled by the American Embassy. Although the recovery was unlikely to be
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    Rebound forecast for oil refineries
    232 1 AFTER SUFFERING losses of US$6 million (|13.2 million) in the first quarter, Singapore's petroleum refiners could bounce back with profits of US$l4 milIk» ($30.8 million) for the first six months of this year. A report by the US Embassy on the economic trends in Singapore
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    High stocks in America dampen oil prices on world markets
    369 1  -  By LOH HUI YIN THE PRESENCE of high stock levels of crude oil and petroleum products in the US has put a quick dampener on international oil market prices. Prices of crude oil soared on Tuesday when the Organisation of
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    Lock icon Malaysia will back Opec move
    207 1 Agencies MALAYSIA will cut its oil output by 10 per cent to 459,000 barrels a day to back Opec's move to reduce production by 20 per cent, state-owned oil company Petronas said yesterday. Petronas chairman Mohar Badiozaman said that the state oil company would inform
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    Local business climate seen to be positive
    255 1 THE ENVIRONMENT for trade and investment in Singapore remains positive, says the US Embassy in its country report on economic trends here. "American firms still regard Singapore as a good place to locate sales, itittrjlwtkw «ml manufacturing operations," according to the report. In
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    Lock icon Arthit may join Cabinet: analysts
    83 1 Bernama THAI Prime Minister General Prem Tinsulanonda and Supreme Commander General Arthit Kamlang-ek yesterday met privately, prompting speculation that the retiring military leader could Join the government as Defence Minister. The meeting came «hen General Arthit led the chiefs of the Thai armed forces to
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    STOCK MARKET
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    Fresh efforts to woo Japanese tourists
    302 1 THE SINGAPORE Tourist Promotion Board is adopting a fresh marketing approach to woo more Japanese tourists here. Marketing and promotion activities would be geared to projecting Singapore as a clean, safe, modern city with a rich western colonial heritage, Mr Isao Takada, regional director
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    Lock icon Murdani warns of election disturbances
    100 1 Renter INDONESIA'S armed forces commander Benny Murdani has warned that opposition groups could unite to disrupt next year's elections. Murdani said extremists, liberals and "frustrated groups" could form temporary alliances to disrupt parliamentary polls in April and the presidential election in March 1988. In a
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    In touch with TECHNOLOGY
    74 1 BUSINESS TIMES is making it easier for the busy executive, manager and ambitious employee to keep up with technology. The penalties for not being informed about the latest in information technology, computers, new materials, biotechnology, products and processes can be severe in today's nigh pressure hnrinrw
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    Remisiers given approval to form society
    403 1  -  HOMER CHEN FINAL APPROVAL has been given by the Registrar of Societies for the formation of the Society of Remisiers. The society will be activated the moment the Society of Remisiers (SOC) sends a representative to sign the Register and pay the registration fee
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      268 1 Discipline vital to Opw dMI, Pag* 6 FfltUfi, Pag# 8 SHARE MFOftMATtOM MONEY A EXCHANGES RAW MATERIALS AIRCRAFT SCHEDULE CROSSWORDS TV S RADIO SRISTOW OUR VIEW THE EXAMPLE OF France, where the government used a clear electoral mandate to work for economic rejuvenation through privatisation, should help countries such as
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  • HOME NEWS
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      Showa Denko buys stake in factory
      383 2  -  By LUCY NG SHOWA DENKO, a Japanese public-listed chemicals group already has an injection moulding factory in Singapore, has acquired a 50 per cent stake in k second moulding factory. The group owns 96.8 per cent of Hymold Pte Ltd at Fourth Lok Yang
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      PEOPLE IN BUSINESS
      198 2 JOHN BTBUABT has taken up the poet of regional financial Controller of DHL's Singapore regional office. Before his recent appointment, Mr Steuart was group treasurer for Management Re'sources International Ltd, DHL's consultant office based in London. He holds a Bachelor of i Commerce degree from the University
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      TDB course to explain finer points of trade practices
      143 2 A FOUR-DAY course on Import and Export Practices will be held next month by the Trade Development Board. Participants at the course will be briefed on the services provided by the TDB to businessmen, as well as mercantile law, company laws
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      NTUC Income liberalises insurance scheme
      169 2 NTUC INCOME has liberalised its welfare insurance policy (Wise) for union members so that more workers can be covered. The insurance co-operative would provide coverage if at least 50 per cent of a union's membership accepted it, NTUC Income's assistant general manager, K T Samuel,
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      War tactics do matter in the battlefield of business
      570 2  -  j IH^bi JJM I By BOEY KIT YIN "BUSINESS IS WAR" and this means each company must take the offensive. That, in a nutshell, was the marketing advice given recently by a US management consultant to member companies of the Singapore
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      Conference delegates to tour factories
      241 2 THE FACTORIES of Apple Computer, Hewlett Packard and European Standard Electronics are to be toured by delegates to a conference on automation in November. The conference, Automation in Manufacturing (AIMB6), will be held at the World Trade Centre from Nov 18 to 21 and is
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      Support needed if policies are to work, says MP
      168 2 GOOD POLICIES could only work if the government had the support of the people, said Senior Parliamentary Secretary (National Development) Lee Yiok Seng yesterday. He said the new economic policies required sacrifices, wage restraints, hard work and commitment. With the changes
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      Nature's Farm to set up six more outlets
      444 3  -  By LISA LEE NATURE'S Farm Pte Ltd, the >—ith food retail chain owned by publicly-listed Jacks International, plans to set up another six new outlets by the end of the year. The expansion to a total of nine shops will give the
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      SIA ranked among world's top 15 airlines
      336 3 SINGAPORE AIRLINES was once again among the world's top 15 airlines last year in terms of passenger-kilometres flown and air freight carried, according to Air Transport World's annual ranking of the world's top 25 airlines. SIA retained its position as the 10th largest
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      Ergonomics seminar for designers, manufacturers
      104 3 ABOUT 40 DESIGNERS and manufacturers are attending a two-day seminar organised by the Trade Development Board (TDB) on ergonomics and its impact on product design. Ergonomics refers to human factors engineering, which is a study of the inter-relationship between man, machine and environment. The seminar'
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      Forum to help put travel trade on right road
      290 3  -  By RAY HEATH THE NEED for Singapore's travel industry to shape up and meet the challenges now facing it is to be discussed at a major forum for senior executives to be held tomorrow at the Hyatt Hotel. The discussion, which
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      Three airlines in cooperative effort
      290 3  -  By MARTIN SOONQ SINGAPORE AIRLINES (SIA) is cooperating with two foreign carriers to improve its passenger and airfreight computer reservation systems. The latest issue of Outlook, the national airline's monthly newsletter, said that SIA is working with British Airway» to improve its computerised passenger reservations
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      French team seeks business openings
      265 3 A 30-MEMBER trade mission from France will arrive on Sunday to identify business and Joint-venture opportunities as well as gather material on Singapore business practices for French companies. They are all from the Centre de Perfectionnement dee At/aires, an institute of higher business studies based
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  • ASIA-PACIFIC
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      Lock icon Aussie economic ills spur move to HK
      505 4 Reuter A GLOOMY OUTLOOK for Australia's economy and currency has driven investors to diversify overseas, with much of the interest focused on Hongkong. Investment analysts said the British colony had benefited from its low taxes and relatively lax regulatory climate, and the trend
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      Lock icon Manila details debt-to-equity plan
      167 4 Reuter THE PHILIPPINE central bank has listed the country's foreign debt obligations that can be converted to equity investment and the areas in which such investment can be made. According to the bank, the plan includes all principal maturities covered by a debt restructuring agreement, principal
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      Lock icon Call to override Reagan's veto
      210 4 AP THE LARGEST US labour organisation has called on the House of Representatives to override President Ronald Reagan's veto of tighter import restraints on textiles, shoes and copper. The executive council of the 13.1 million-member AFL-CIO on Monday also endorsed making banks write off some
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      Lock icon China plans change to investment rules
      153 4 AFP CHINA'S State Council is planning sweeping changes to regulations governing foreign enterprises in a bid to smooth their operations on the mainland, according to a Hongkong newspaper; The South China Morning Post said yesterday that the State Council was considering at least seven
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      Lock icon Trade revolution beneficial, says Korean envoy
      377 4 AP CHANGING trade patterns are leading to major economic changes comparable to the industrial revolution that swept the West a century ago, South Korea's ambassador says. Protectionism in the US and other countries would only undermine this "structural revolution" that is creating more new
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      Lock icon Acupuncture without needles
      206 4 AFP A JAPANESE COMPANY is marketing a pocket acupuncture device designed to combine the benefits of traditional Chinese medicine and modern Japsnese technology. The pen-sized device, called "Electrocare", automatically locates the acupuncture points where practitioners of Oriental medicine have traditionally inserted needles to cure specific ailments. Once
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      Lock icon Philippines and Australia to boost trade ties
      247 4 AP THE PHILIPPINES has set a goal of boosting exports to Australia 50-fold to Asl billion within six years. Australian Trade Minister John Dawkins, on an official visit to Asean countries that also will include a stop in Japan, said on Tuesday that
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      Lock icon Mizoram made an Indian state
      90 4 AP THE INDIAN Parliament has declared the insurgency-torn territory of Mizoram a new Indian state, ending a 20-year rebellion and sealing Prime Minister Rajiv Gandhi's third peace accord. "I welcome Mizoram as the 23rd state of the union of India," Home Minister Buta Singh told
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      Lock icon Militant Tamil groups reject Colombo peace plan
      176 4 AFP THREE MILITANT Tamil groups have refused to discuss Colombo's latest peace proposals, saying they do not go far enough to meet separatist demands, according to Tamil sources. The Eelam People's Revolutionary Liberation Front (EPRLF), the Eelam Revolutionary Organisation of Student* (EROS), and
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      Lock icon Confucius finds support
      282 4 UPI THE IDEAS of Confucius, once condemned as feudal, are applicable to China's attempts to liberalise its economic system, a direct descendant of the ancient sage has said in an interview. "In China we underwent a regressive period when Confucius was repudiated," Mr Kong Lingpeng, vice-president of
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      Lock icon Tokyo suspends export licences of chip makers
      285 4 AP THE JAPANESE government has suspended export licences of some Japanese chip makers (or rushing their export contracts bound (or the US in anticipation of a new semiconductor agreement between Japan and the US. A Japanese daily, the AsaJii Shim bun, quoting officials
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      DAILY AIRCRAFT MOVEMENTS
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      103 4 Data Communications Security and Control Wbrkshop Thursday and Friday Hyatt Regency Hotel, Singapore September 11 12, 1986 The use of data communication networks in data processing are requiring increased and more sophisticated controls and security. The workshop will provide auditors and data processing professionals help to enforce participants' understanding of
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  • REST OF THE WORLD
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      Lock icon Ways of hitting out at wheat deals
      267 6 AP THE ARGENTINE government is studying methods to counter a US decision to sell subsidised grain to the Soviets, Labour Minister Hugh Barrkmuevo has said in Buenos Aires. A leading congressman suggested that Argentina respond by suspending payments on its US$5O billion foreign
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      Lock icon Up for auction — Imelda's Fifth Avenue assets
      98 6 Up for auction Imelda's Fifth Avenue assets UPI THE LAVISH furnishings and objects that former Philippine First Lady Imelda Marcos acquired for her townhouse off Fifth Avenue in New York now have number tags for an auction later this month. The townhouse was opened on Tuesday for a preview of
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      Lock icon Pretoria to strike back at front-line states
      387 6 Trade controls set in response to Commonwealth move NYT SOUTH AFRICA has said that it will impose economic countermeasures against black-ruled neighbouring countries after the announcement of new economic sanctions against Pretoria by the Commonwealth. South African Foreign Minister Roelof Botha said in
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      Lock icon Discipline vital to Opec deal, say analysts
      389 6 Reuter OPEC stunned oil markets by burying deep differences and agreeing to cut world supplies next month, but the price-boosting scheme hinges on a new, and as yet unproven, discipline by the countries. "The price war has been defeated and finished forever," Iranian
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      Lock icon US scientists fight to keep out 'virus' from computer systems
      507 6 Reuter AMERICAN SCIENTISTS are struggling to protect computer networks vital in areas ranging from national defence to honking and air traffic control against a potentially devastating weapon called the "computer virus". Computer security experts in the US government said the
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      325 6 tU esean I I :v, i&'v' > 1 cbfor I, excellence Business Times, Singapore's foremost business paper, and DHL, the world's leading courier, are proud to announce that the search is on for Singapore's Businessman of the Year, for the individual who made the most notable contribution to business in
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      3 6 ATTENTION GEOLOGISTS GEOPHYSICISTS
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  • RAW MATERIALS
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      RAS and MRELB
      315 7 RAS prices in S cants/kg, FOB in b oles NOON CLOSE Buyers C-ll Buyers SoNors Int 1 RSS Prompt ***** 175.50N 176.50 177.50N In? 1 RSS Supt 86 174.00 174.50 176.50 177 00 Int 1 RSS Oct 86 173.75 174 25 175.75 176 25 b* 2 RSS
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      SSR and SMR
      86 7 (caatt/Vg, 1-taa pa rn) SCfT 86 OCT 86 (currant month) (forword month) NOON NOON RAS kyM f-M Boytn Saltan SSR 20 160.50 162.50N 161.00 163.00N SSR SO 157.50 159.50N 158.00 160.00N MRELD Ivyws C -M jcntri Bvyacs Saltan SMR CV 237.50 239.50N 238 50 240.50N SMR L
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      KL Tin
      88 7 THE KUALA LUMPUR Tin Market, KLTM, price yesterday closed changed at Tuesday's M$l4.lS per Idle, en seme increased activity at that level, dealers said. Tetal turnover rose te 82 teases (rem 21 en Tuesday. They said the steadiness was aided by renewed Japanese baying interest cm pled with
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      RICE
      67 7 RAiwilrAlf Broken Rice NligKim (US$/tMM, FOC) A-l Super 125 A-1 Spcciai 122 Whit* Rice C-l Sp«oai C-l Od unq unq 100% 1st doss 260 B 100% 2nd doss 225 Loonzotn Rice 100% 3rd doss 220 100% 1st grade oin 100% 2nd grod« 2,0 100% 3rd pod* £8 5% unq
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      OIL & PRODUCTS
      97 7 OIL PRODUCTS CRUDES were quiet following Tuesday's panif buying. In the petroleum products market, gasoil and naphtha prices rose quickly on demand from local and Japanese buyers. By the end of Far East trade, all eyes were on New York futures. Closing prices for crude (fob origin) US$/borrel Chonge Dubai
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      RUBBER
      299 7 SINGAPORE THE MARKET yesterday closed higher with September One RSS buyers quoted at 176.50 cents per Idlo, up 2.50 cents from Tuesday. In the TSR-20 market, trading was quiet but prices closed slightly higher on covering interest. TSR-20 September and October ended at 153.00 and 153.50 cents per kilo,
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      PALM OIL
      200 7 MALAYSIAN crude palm oil prices yesterday fell further at the close on short selling, pressured by lower futures and a weaker Chicago soyoil futures close, dealers said. However, some late covering ahead of India's vegetable oils tender today was noted, lifting prices slightly above the day's lows. Trading
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      Lock icon WHEAT
      210 7 Reuter WHEAT FUTURES on Tuesday closed 5-1/4 US cents to 2-1/2 cents a bushel lower after a quiet session on the Chicago Board of Trade. Prices declined at the start of trading then held the losses as activity slowed for the rest of the session. The US subsidy for
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      Lock icon LONDON MARKETS
      618 7 Reuter COFFEE ROBUSTA coffee futures on Tuesday slid back by the close following a turnaround on the New York market, with contracts closing unchanged to £30 lower, having posted gains of up to £60 during the morning. Near November settled unchanged at £1,720 and in a high-low of
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      Produce exchange
      130 7 CMMM PTOOI 10# Rabutto 20/25% FOB NSW 430.00 Slim' mm daaiM p Amq 6 (SVIOO k.) Coconut oil BtA FOB Old drum FOB New drum FOB hew m 43.00 56.00 60.00 nuTffifj 110 FOB NSW BWP FOB NSW Gombior FOB NSW 1355.00 1256.00 4 330.00 Copra Mtx*d Ooom)
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      Lock icon SOYBEAN
      212 7 Reuter SOYBEAN FUTURES on Tuesday fell abruptly near the clow of trading, with September at a life-of-con-tract low and prices falling 3-3 4 US cents to nine cents a bushel on the Chicago Board of Trade. November closed 1/2 cent above its contract low. Heavy commission house selling, probably
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      218 7 Hexagon brings the financial market-place to your office. To keep one step ahead in the money market, you need accurate information and you need it fast. Hexagon, Hongkongßank's corporate electronic banking system, brings instantly to your screen the current state of both local and international markets. Hexagon will keep you
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  • FEATURES
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      The private way to success
      506 8 PRJVATISATION is a word which shows how political the science of economics really is. By itself, to privatise simply means to transfer possession and management of assets from the public sector to the private. But the transfer involves a whole range of attitudes, ideologies and
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      Yokoso Singaporu e — welcoming the Japanese
      1624 8  - Yokoso Singaporu e welcoming the Japanese What does the Japanese tourist look for when he travels abroad? The head of the Singapore Tourist Promotion Board office in Tokyo tells CHAN 01 CHEE. recently in Tokyo, what could arouse the interest of the Japanese so that they would have their holidays
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  • Page 8 Miscellaneous
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      618 8 CRYPTIC PUZZLE ACROSS I Joined the dub (6) 7 Organ stops for quiet effect (3-5) 8 Volunteers twice, it's said, on leaving C 2-2) 10 It makes a chap less bristly (6) 11 An empty thing to do (6) 14 He gets 50 points (3) 16 New diets to which
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  • SPORTS
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      Lock icon McEnroe ends sabbatical with easy first round Volvo victory
      443 9 AP AMERICAN tennis player John McEnroe ended his six-month sabbatical from tennis on Tuesday with an easy victory over a last-minute opponent in a match that lacked drama or spark. Before a strangely quiet crowd in Stratton Mountain, Vermont, McEnroe brushed
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      Lock icon India achieves modest start in 'prize money' athletics
      682 9 AFP INDIAN athletics fell into step with the rest of the modern sporting world in New Delhi the past two days when prize money was up for grabs for the first time at an international meeting in India. The minor four-nation competition
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      Lady golfers leave for Malaysia
      373 9  -  Kee Bee Khim leads biggest contingent of 29 By WALTON MORAIS DEFENDING CHAMPION Kee Bee Khim will lead a large contingent of golfers from the Republic to the Malaysian Ladies Golf Association Open championship which begins at Royal Johor tomorrow. The twenty-nine golfers from Singapore
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      Lock icon Kristiansen breaks Budd's record
      457 9 AP INGRID KRISTIANSEN of Norway cut more than 10 seconds off Zola Budd's world 5,000-me-tre record on Tuesday, giving her the fastest times ever in all three women's long-distance events. Kristiansen, running alone most of the race, was timed in 14 minutes, 37.33 seconds in chilly
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      Lock icon Fifa releases list of World Cup ranking
      207 9 AP FIFA, the international soccer federation, has released its final ranking of finishers in the ISM World Cup It is «Jet stood that the Hat, together with teams' performance in upcoming tournaments, will help determine the eight seeded national squads far the MSI
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      Lock icon Record holder makes a comeback in hurdles event
      318 9 Reuter FIVE YEARS after becoming the first man to run the 110 metres hurdles in under 13 seconds, world record-holder Renaldo Nehemi&h, who swopped amateur athletics for professional football, made his track comeback yesterday. Nehemiah's record of 12.93 seconds has never been
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      57 9 productivity BT, Singapore's biggest business daily has a weekly page devoted to training and development to keep Singapore ahead in the economic race. Every Wednesday, BT brings news of the latest techniques and developments in training, productivity and acquisition of skills. Our comprehensive coverage on "Training Development" spans the n■
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  • Page 9 Miscellaneous
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      1170 9 w m mm THURSDAY FEATURE SPECIAL Tlm Coreican Brother* 10.30pm, Channel 5 Louis and Lucien da Franchi (both played by Trevor Eve) are the Corsican brothers. In the early 19th century, their island home, still mired in medieval superstitions and traditions, is torn by bloody family vendettas. The da Franchis
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  • INTERNATIONAL STOCKS
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      Lock icon Coke not buying Dr Pepper
      190 10 Reuter COCA-COLA, a soft drink giant, has ended an agreement to buy Dr Pepper Co from Forstmann Little for US$47O million. Coke on Tuesday said it did so at the request of Forstmann Little's management. But the move had been expected after a federal judge
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      Lock icon Plessey, Westinghouse to cooperate in electronics
      191 10 FT PLESSEY, a UK electronics group, and Westinghouse, a US electrical engineering group, plan joint development and marketing of a range of electronic products if Westinghouse succeeds in its bid for a new early warning radar system for Britain's Royal Air Force. Mr Jade
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      Lock icon Rowntree to buy Sunmark
      107 10 Reuter ROWNTREE Mackintosh PLC has conditionally agreed to buy Sunmark, a US maker of sugar confectionary and snack foods, for US$23O million with the acquisition mainly financed by a rights issue. The issue would be of 42.6 million new ordinary shares on the basis of one
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      Lock icon Dow gains 7 points on stronger oil prices
      322 10 Reuter STRONGER OIL prices prodded Wall Street shares on Tuesday to a higher close for a second successive session, but bearish opinions over their economic impact kept emotions from running too high. Concerns ranging from higher inflation to lower non-oil earnings eroded
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      864 10 Amsterdam AUG 05 Ffc AON 623.00 -2 Ataon 103 70 +1.2 Ahold 95 50 +1.2 Akio 163 70 +0.4 Akwwo 151 70 nidi AMtV 77 50 +15 Amro Ink 113 00 -0.1 Am Stod 125 X +04 Bart at MOO unch Bonumq Buahrmon T«tt« ***** +0.8 rod. *****
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      372 11 HONGKONG: Share prices closed easier in moderately active trading yesterday but a late round of buying helped the market pare its losses. The Hang Seng Index slipped 1.21 to 1,887.83 after lagging by nine points at the end of the morning session. The Hongkong Index eased 0.06 to end
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      236 11 AUG 06 At Srewt Mm Ana Camant KT I99N 23.00 -0.4 -08 -12 -0.7 -0.6 -03 4-0 1 -0.9 Kuochan Oav Laa Chang Yuan Cham Mm Lian Hwo Indus 20 50 26 90 1060 34.90 -1 -1.4 -0.4 07 Chang Kh»o Bank 41.40 Nat knvastmant 381 80 73 Camant
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      365 11 TOKYO: The selling of utilities and other domestic-oriented shares yesterday pushed the market lower overall in moderately active trading. The market average slumped 61.30 yen to 17,353.48, eroding some of Tuesday's 151.68-gain. Turnover was 680 million shares, little changed from 640 million on Tuesday. Higher oil prices due to
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      340 11 SYDNEY: Australian share mar- kets yesterday closed stronger in moderate trading, with sentiment boosted by rising crude oil prices and a firmer currency. At the close of trading, the All Ordinaries Index was 12.4 higher at 1,139.6 and the All Industrials Index rose 17.8 to 1,799.9. The All Resources
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      119 11 Reuter BANGKOK: The Security Exchange of Thailand Index yesterday improved 0.35 to 140.35. Turnover totalled 192,756 shares valued at 39.4 million baht. 571 4 Ao Khom Thai Sam Om Sam C/tuens Map Aia fibre Ayudhya >W»Wl Bangkok Agro-tod Bangkok Bank Bank 04 Ayy&iya Charoong Thai Wire 1 I 1
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      Lock icon Rothmans eyes Dominion
      48 11 Reuter ROTHMANS is seeking approval from New Zealand's Commerce Commission to acquire Dominion Breweries, a unit of Brierley Investments, which holds about 17 per cent of Rothmans. According to Lion Corp's managing director, Lion is ready to fight any threat from the Rothmans/Dominion merger. Reuter
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      Lock icon New stock market a big step for China, say bankers
      342 11 Reuter THE OPENING of China's first stock market since 1949 on Tuesday in Shenyang marked a major step forward in the country's economic reforms, Western bankers said yesterday. Shenyang, China's second-larg-est industrial city after Shanghai was one of five chosen
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      Lock icon Marathon puts Natuna output at 22,000bpd
      311 11 Reuter MARATHON Petroleum Inrinnpsla estimates that output from its offshore Natuna Island operation in an area disputed by Vietnam in the South China Sea will rise to 22,000 barrels per day in November from 15,700 at present. A Marathon spokesman said three more wells
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      Lock icon New 39-storey HK HQ for Stanchart
      89 11 Reuter HONGKONG Land Property Co Ltd, a wholly-owned subsidiary sf. Hongkong Land Go Ltd, said it had 7 been appointed project manager/* for the redevelopment of the Hongkong headquarters building for Standard Chartered Bank. The company said in a state* u* ment that it
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      73 11 Reuter ANZ Ranking Group (New Zealand) Ltd has recommended share-, holders accept a NZ$2l7 million -J takeover offer by Its parent Aus- > tralia and New Banking Group Ltd. It told the New Zealand Stock'; Exchange the recommendation, i was made as a result at independent advice.
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      312 12 Reuter MALAYSIA'S central bank, Bank Negara, will soon allow more banks to participate in v the money market to help develop active money and capital markets in Malaysia. Deputy Governor Lin See Yan said Malaysia needed to improve its secondary negotiable certificates of deposits
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      UOB opens 63rd branch in Yishun today
      174 12 UNITED OVERSEAS BANK opens its 63rd local branch in r Yishun today. The branch which is the littnri in the group's worldwide network of branches and of«.flees, is run by a staff of 10. It offers Yishun residents a comprehensive range of computerised
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      Lau Ping Sum to take up senior OCBC post
      279 12  -  By SOH TIANG KENG, Financial Correspondent A POLITICIAN and computer expert, Mr Lau Ping Sum, will take up a senior post at Over-sea-Chinese Banking Corporation later this month. He is currently with a rival bank, Overseas Union Bank. BT understands that
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      212 12 Reuter PERU will set up a free exchange rate for tourist transactions, supplementing the two-tier exchange rate currently iniorce. Deputy Economy Minister Gusavo Saberbein said the free rate is expected to account for below 5 per cent of total transactions between dollars
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      Lock icon Rise in UK lending fuels concern about inflation
      458 12 Reuter THE SURGE of around £3 billion in UK bank lending in July, including record credits (or house purchases, is increasingly worrying markets, which believe this trend holds serious dangers for UK inflation, analysts have said. The UK government bond market fell
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      Lock icon Irish devaluation meant to save exports and jobs
      379 12 Reuters IRELAND'S decision to devalue the punt by 8 per cent in the EMS was designed to protect exports and jobs after the slide in sterling and the US dollar. Finance Minister John Bruton said it was the first unilateral devaluation by
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      Lock icon NZ, Australia look into joint currency
      93 12 Reuter NEW ZEALAND is considering a common currency or central bank with Australia to develop the closer economic relations, CER, agreement, Overseas Trade Minister Mike Moore has tokl parliament. Mr Moore, in reply to a question, said private-sector organisations and government departments are looking
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      Lock icon Tokyo takes first step to ease capital outflow rules
      322 12 FT THE JAPANESE Ministry of Finance has lifted a ban on investment by residents of the country in foreign currency denominated money market funds, as the first step towards easing regulations on capital outflow. The director-general of the ministry's International Finance
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  • MONEY AND EXCHANGES
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      662 12 Reuter SINGAPORE THE US dollar yesterday closed easier against most major currencies on late selling pressure after a day of moderate trading, dealers said. The dollar's afternoon fall was prompted by a US press report quoting US Council of Economic Advisors chairman Beryl Sprinkel as saying the currency
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      Foreign Exchange
      289 12 Interbank rates at 3pm yesterday: ■M OMor change Local dollon to on* uMl of ♦oraigw US dolor 2 1735 2 1745 2 8196 -22 91 Sterling pound 3 2243 ***** 7 3469 -56 II Austrofcon dolor 1 3443 1 3471 3 4286 -60 79 NZ dolor 1.1258 1
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      436 12 BA Futures SEPTEMBER ftwiilhr yesterday opened lower than Tuesday's closing level at USL la response to the Opec accord to raise oil prices by cutting production output by four million barrels a day. Despite the good demand (or the three-year notes auction, trading activity remained light and cautious on
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      Gold
      229 12 HONGKONG: GOLD yesterday dosed firmer in fairly active trading, aided mainly by local shortcovering. Dealers said the US dollar's weakness also sparred interest in gold and support emerged with the metal trading at about US$3OO an ounce. It ended at U*****.70/361.10 an ounce compared with New York's 359.20/70 close
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      Money markets
      63 12 THE OVERNIGHT rate on the Singapore interbank money market closed at 4-1/4 per cent yesterday, up 1/8 point from Tuesday's cloae. The term rates remained unchanged across the board. S$ Interbonk rot«s at 7pm yttfdor. Offer M Overnight 4 1/4 4 1/8 1-month 4 3/8 4 1/4 2-month
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      Asian $ market
      264 12 Asian market ASIAN DOLLAR deposit rates yesterday closed steady at the morning's levels in quiet trading throughout. Overnight, Thursday/Friday and week fixed closed at a common 6-9/16 6-7/16 per cent. Asian dollar CD rates closed steady at the opening levels of a flat 6.45/35 per cent for one, three and
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      363 12 NOTICES ULBD PTE UD NOTICE S HEREBY GIVEN that at an Extraordinary General Meeting of ULEXO PTE LTD duly convened and held at Goddards, Abinge? Common. Doriang Surrey RHS 6JH, England on 31 July 1966 the UhMing resolutions were duly passed as > SPETtAL RESOLUTION That j4 Company be wound
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      263 12 IN THE MATTES OF THE COMPANIES ACT, CAP ltf AND IN THE MATTES OP J.Y.J. CAM MS PTE LTD At an Extraordinary General Meeting of the Company duly convened and held at 1 Colombo Court #04-00 Singapore 0617 on the 31st July 1986, the following Special Resolution was duly passed.
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  • SHARE INFORMATION
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      Market loses ground as profit-taking sets in
      4119 13 PROFIT-TAKERS made their presence felt as share prices eased across a (airly broad front in las active trading on the Singapore stock market yesterday. Singapore-based counters. however, continued to be the focus of investors' attention although their share price performances were mixed. Recent
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      Chief price changes
      225 13 SINGAPORE Rites is 765 200 MU Urn* Trading 291 MMri htSfM 285 C K Twa 230 U 1 C 209 U 1 Sacantiat 118 CaU Star* 10» 350 OAF Ltd 40« 102 SfH 8 1 0 OC8C 730 Falls AM 5 AM* 4. IS r"~i III *41X7
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      Business done on the SES
      3245 13 BID and offer prices officially listed and twliwi in and reported to the Stock Exchange of Singapore yesterday with the number at rinrei traded in brackets in lots of MOO onto unless utlieiwise spodßsd. AD Ttane Settlement Contracts are quoted altar the word "SETT", Big
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      Lock icon SHK prefers FELS and Steamers to Keppel
      592 14  -  ma By RAME3SH CHANDIRAMANI ALTHOUGH significant advances have been made to reduce its operating losses, Keppel Shipyard will continue to be burdened by its heavy borrowings, says Sun Hung Kai in its July Investment Focus. Instead, the Hongkong-based broking firm prefers Keppel's two
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      Lock icon Palmco wins award for export achievement
      338 14 MBT DIVERSIFIED palm oil refining group Palmco Holdings's ex-port-oriented moves into palmbased products have enabled the group to clinch one of the Federation of Malaysian Manufacturers' awards for export achievement this year. A company spokesman said the award was given because the group exported
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      Selected indices
      106 14 HONGKONG Hongkong Index Wednesday 1175.41 Tuesday 1175 47 Week 090 1153.61 Hong Song Index Wednesday 1887.83 Tuesday 1889.04 Week ogo 1847.94 All Industrials Wednesday 1799.9 Tuesday 1782.1 Week ogo 1763 8 NEW YORK Dow Jones Tuesday 1777.00 Monday 1769.97 Week ogo 1766.87 TOKYO N&koi Average Wednesday *****.48 Tuesday
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      Unit trusts
      239 14 Monogars' prices for Aug 7 Singapore Unit Trust The Commrci 0.83 0.89 The Sovngs Fund 0.74 0.80 S'porc Prog Fund 0.34 0.38 S'porc Sec Fund 0.57 *0.62 S'porc Invest Fund 0.55 0.60 S'porc Equity Fund 0 41 0.45 Asia Unit Trust Mol Invest Fund 1 >8 1.27 Mai
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      COMPANY BRIEFS
      87 14 MR ABDUL Aziz bin Yahaya has resigned aa a director of Blghiaads s»d Lewtsais Mi oa August L Datuk Seri Abdullah Mohamad has restgasd as a director of hfrasi Cerps rsttsa sa August 5. Overseas Uaiea leak's wholly-owned merchant baak subsidiary la Australia, OUB Australia Ltd, has Incorporated
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      Business done on the KLSE
      2245 14 BID and offer prices officially luted and business In and reported to the Kuala Lumpur Stock itirhange yesterday, with tbe number of aharee traded shown In brackets In lots of ÜBBB unite unlees otherwise specified ROUS TRIALS Acuta (1588) Ajiwowoto (310) xd Alex Hlgcd AMD
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      COMPANY MEETINGS Limited:
      135 14 FRA8ER ft NEAVE Limited: 87th AGM at 475 River Valley Road, Singapore 1024, today at 10am. <*AF Halted: AGM in the Conference Room, 230B Pandan Loop, Singapore 0512, on Monday, August 11, at 11am. BUUT SEMBAWANG ESTATES Limited: 20th AGM at 19th Floor, OCBC Centre, Chulia Street,
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      Stocks in KL succumb to profit-taking
      386 14 SHARE PRICES fluctuated within narrow margins on the Kuala Lumpur stock market yesterday and many counters which had gained ground in early trading came under profittaking towards the dose. Singapore stocks were Arm uid finished moderately higher bat special situation counters were slightly lower
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      PROPOSED ISSUES
      153 14 Compony RIGHTS ISSUE Duto Cons One-for-one 9 $1.10 par shore George Town Two-for-one $1.00 par short Kesong HkJgs Three-for-fwo $1.10 p«r share M A A Five-for-one $1.20 per share Mycom Bhd Three-tor-two at $2.00 par share Peak Hue Three-tor-one 1.00 par shore Sateras Res One-tor-two $1.25 par shore
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      Lock icon Metro and Transmarco still the counters to watch
      454 15 TCMdG mm... By HOCK LOCK SIEW METRO and Transmarco shares continue to attract attention on the Singapore stock market even though rumours of an imminent takeover of Transmarco were quashed by company directors two weeks ago. Since Monday, Metro shares have shot
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      Tangs confident of earnings prospects
      339 15 RETAIL STORE CK Tang Ltd, which has returned to profitability after two years in the red, is confident it will continue to rank* money in the current fiscal year and beyond. Tangs' general manager, Mr Tang Wee Sung, said with the momentum already established and
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      Haw Par aims for 5pc growth in Tiger Balm sales
      322 15 TRADING-baaed Haw Par Brothers is stepping up efforts to project its Tiger Balm pharmaceutical line as an international brand. Together with its 30 worldwide distributors from 20 countries, Haw Par has forecast an annual growth of at least 5 per
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      LONDON STOCKS
      857 15 SHARE PRICES in London opened lower yesterday, partly on profit taking and partly in reaction to disappointing special situations. Dealers said news of the long rumoured share placing by Boots, lower than expected interim profits from GKN and the UK Monopolies Commission's decision against the GEC bid for
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      Khoo Teck Puat sells two million UOB shares
      362 15  -  By NAJEEB JARHOM FINANCIER-cum-hotelier Tan Sri Khoo Teck Puat has been identified as the seller of a block of two million shares of United Overseas Bank married internally by stockbroker JM Sassoon ft Co on Monday. And yesterday, a parcel of 2.04
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      Sharma tried to put in an alternate before quitting
      420 15 BEFORE his resignation from Ambassador Holdings on Monday, Datuk K K Sharma at* tempted but failed to have an alternate director appointed. Datuk Sharma had wanted Ambassador's board to appoint Mr K A Shahul Hameed, a Malaysian lawyer, as a director.
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      VDH and MTP continue talks with bankers
      540 15  -  By LORETTA McLAUQHLAN TWO SETTS of discussions between ailing Malaya Tin Prining, Van der Horst and their respective bankers are continuing with both groups striving to arrange new financial plans for their companies. International accountants Deloitte Haskins A Sells completed a financial report
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      476 14 NOTICE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that, I Albert Wong Chock Puan of No. 21 Watten Drive Singapore 1128, have applied for a First Class Public House (Ext) licence in respect of premises at M/s. Rumours Discotheque and Theatre Lounge at #03-08 Forum Galleria, 583 Orchard Road Singapore 0923, and that
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      478 14 NOTICE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that, I Lota Lai Peng of No. 21 Watten Drive Singapore 1128 have applied for a First Class Public House (Ext) licence in respect of premises at M/s. Canton Theatre Lounge/Discotheque at Goodwood Parte Hotel, 22 Scotts Road Singapore 0922 and that this application will
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      68 15 Korea Exchange Bank U.S. $30,000,000 Floating Rate Notes Due 1988 In accordance with the provisions of the Notes, notice is hereby given that the rate of interest for the period 9th April, 1986 to 9th October, 1986 has been fixed at 7Vi per cent, per annum and that the coupon
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      233 15 %3 i i\i ;V U» i L Whether it's winning a contract or making a sale, you don't succeed in business if you come in second place. The same applies to the news and information you need timely, reliable news you can act on. That's why successful executives insist on
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    Malaysian businessmen seek closer ties with government
    671 16  -  By SHAHRIR ARIFF BUSINESS LEADERS in Malaysia have called for more consultations between the government and the private sectors (or policy implementation, and suggested prudence when undertaking major projects. They see prospects (or increased domestic and foreign investments and hope that the National
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    SIA crew brush up on general knowledge
    387 16  -  By LIM SOON NEO FACED with the blunt "Where can I get a girl?" from a passenger seeking fleshly delights in Singapore, what should the sweet, demure Singapore Girl reply? The answers to this and other embarrassing questions, such as ;««Can I get
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    US reviewing GSP benefits for more Singapore exports
    516 16  -  By BOEY KIT YIN MORE SINGAPORE-MADE products may lose duty-free benefits under the US Generalised System of Preferences. The US Trade Representative Office is investigating Singapore exports of chairs, other wooden furniture items and steel structures such as those used in hangars,
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    Asean makes last ditch effort to thwart textile Bill
    328 16 LAST MINUTE attempts were made by Asean to convince US Congressmen to vote against a protectionist textile Bill on which the House was scheduled to meet early this morning to seek to override the presidential veto. The Textiles and Apparel Trade
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    Lock icon Beijing said to have made Hanoi an offer
    287 16 UPI, AP CHINA has formally offered "tremendous aid" to rebuild the Vietnamese economy if Hanoi withdraws its troops from Cambodia. Prince Norodom Sihanouk, president of the UNrecognised coalition government of Cambodia, told a news conference in Bangkok yesterday that the offer was
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    Lock icon Sabah's oldest daily folds up
    94 16 Bernama SABAH TIMES, the East Malaysian state's oldest dally newspaper, ceased publication yesterday. Syarikat Sabah Times Sdn Bhd chairman Paul Wong said in Kota Kinabalu about 120 employees had been informed of the closure, the result of a move by the Sabah Development Bank to
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    Lock icon US warns Taiwan to abide by trade accord
    274 16 UPI, AP THE US HAS WARNED Taiwan to abide by terms of a 1579 trilateral trade agreement designed to lower duties on all imports or face retaliatory measures. But there is no indication that Taiwanese officials will live up to the agreement,
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    Lock icon Japan reassures US on loans to Mexico
    302 16 Reuter THE JAPANESE government sought to reassure the US yesterday that Japanese banks would Join a plan to bail out debt-ridden Mexico. "We think that the banks will take a positive position on the Mexican request (or more loans," a senior official said.
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    Lock icon American economy faces a painful dilemma
    252 16 AP ECONOMIC GROWTH in the US this year it far below expectations and the budget deficit has risen substantially, according to a government report. The assessment presents a painful iWmwm for the Administration and Congreai because even sharper budget cuts will be necessary to
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    Lock icon Comex gold and silver
    94 16 Reuter COMEX GOLD futures gained more than US$4 in early trading yesterday on sympathetic buying coming out of platinum's Jump to new contract highs. The leading December delivery went up US$44O at U*****.40 an ounce before running into rUiW selling. Silver futures turned up on buying
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    Lock icon Enrile pledges support
    54 16 Reuter PHILIPPINE Defence Juan Ponce Enrile yesterday said the military would abide by any promises the government makes to communist insurgents. wnaiever rresiaent Aquino will agree to, we will follow. She is the commander-in-chief. We will follow, whatever her commitments," he said. Renter Mtmm m i VR9
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      52 16 Reuter BUSINESS leaders believe that New Zealand's economic outlook has improved ■toce March aad that a cyclical upswing is pooribie. A survey by the Economic Research Institute said that 8 per cflit of bustaeaes cxpcc* ted a poorer business climate compared with i per cent in
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      Lock icon French labour code eased
      58 16 Reuter THE FRENCH government has announced changes in the labour code designed to encourage employers to hire more part-time wuheis aad make wider use of short-term contracts. The maximum length of fixedterm contracts has bees extended from one year to two and they can be used
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      39 16 Reuter THE DEPUTY MANAGER of International Air port yesterday dismissed nwnplainls by the US Transport Seueiaiy that the airport's security measures were not up to internsttowal standards. "Hie complaints are not valid," he said.
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      Lock icon Firms heed IRA warning
      47 16 AFP Several small Not Urns Iceland Anns said yesterday that they were breaking contracts with the army *nd police, following Tuesday's ffc n 1 T*Uk WswliH ii A M CM&lira irm iwWliMlfflli Ar* my warning against cooperation with the British province's "war machine".
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      33 16 UPI INDONESIA is considering switching its communications satellite business from the US to China, the Soviet Union or Europe, according to Indonesian Minister for Tourism, Post and Telecommunications Ahmed Tahir.
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      40 16 Reuter THE SOVIET UNION is ready to consider China's position on a |JTotr acted dispute over the demarcation of their border along two rivers in northeast Asia, Soviet Deputy Foreign Minister Mfthsii Kapitsa said yesterday. Reuter
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      79 16 Among wortd'® top IS akin—, Pago 3 •w The People with the Answers We are celebrating 4 years of business and personnel related services. Permanent Recruitment Technical and Engineering "Temporary Hire" Drafting Services Secretarial Office Staff Computer Personnel Seminar Management Services Business Communication Centres at: Tai Pan Ramada Hotel The
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      117 16 LMdw, Pag* 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. Obeefrendang, teppanyaki,
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      129 17 THE PORT OF San Francisco would like to embark on a US$l5 million expansion and modernisation programme at the terminal recently vacated by Lykes Bros Steamship. Port officials who had intended to make the necessary improvements even before Lykes pulled out feared that
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      Singapore Clipper arrested in Karachi
      542 17  -  By VONG NYAM MING A SINGAPORE-OWNED Pana-ma-flag ship has been arrested in Karachi for bringing in contaminated Malaysian palm oil and an enquiry is currently being held at the port. A Malaysian tanker agent yesterday told Shipping Times that the vessel, Singapore Clipper, is still
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      Unions reject move to hire ratings, officers of same nationality
      297 17 SEAFARING UNIONS at the International Transport Workers' Federation (ITF) Congress in Luxembourg have thrown out suggestions that certain ratings and officers hired for flag of convenience ships should be of the same nationality. Reporting from the congress, Lloyd's List said
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      61 17 IN A SHIPPING Times article yesterday about Singapore being one of the cheapest bunker ports in the world, the price of water supplied at the port was quoted as US$6O per tonne. This is incorrect. The figure should have been Ss6 per tonne on a non-pri-ority basis
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        36 17 Reuter THE AUSTRALIA and New Zealand/Eastern Shipping Conference will reduce its currency adjustment factor from Hongkong to Australia to minus 4.46 per cent from minus 0.46 per cent, effective Aug 10. Renter
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        Lock icon Passenger boat sinks
        89 17 Reuter AT LEAST 48 people were missing after a passenger boat sank in the Java Sea off the south-east coast of Borneo, the official Antara news agency reported. Police said six of the 70 passengers thought to have been on the KM Uska were rescued and 16
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        114 17 UPI DESPITE A battle over salvage rights, work proceeded on Tuesday in Delaware Bay to raise intact an 18th-century British shipwreck once believed to hold up to US$5OO million in treasure. Since its discovery two years ago, the HMS Debraak has spawned claims of sunken treasure, a
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      LONDON FREIGHTS
      1361 18 CHARTERING was scattered on the London shipping freights market on Tuesday with no new fixtures reported on the influential US Gulf to Japan or US Gulf to Holland routes. In the grain sector, a steady US$B.4O (fio) was paid by KSC for 55,000 tonnes from the US Gulf
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      Lock icon Cruise operators attempt to attract younger passengers
      1844 18 Cruise operators have always tailored their programmes to the rich and elderly. But they are slowly changing their tack. Short cruises with exciting programmes have been drawn up to entice the young and less affluent to take a trip at least once in
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      682 18 AB Shpg Accord bhpg V VI 5 3 Afeo Line VI 3 Altrons VI 3 Anro Service IV 2/3 ANL 1 1/2 APC Line V 4 APL IK 2/3 ASCL HI 1 Boit-Conoda Line VI 4/5 Bolt-Orient Lme VI 4/5 Bank Lme V 5 B8S 1 4/5
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      Lock icon Trawler attacked in Taiwanese straits
      219 18 AP A CREWMAN aboard a Taiwanese fishing trawler was fatally wounded and another seriously injured when the vessel was shelled while seeking shelter from an approaching storm in the Taiwan straits separating Taiwan and China, the ship's captain reported on Tuesday. The captain of the
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      CONSORTIA
      175 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 AHRO (BTRAJTB/ AUSTRALIA): Australian National Line Australia/Straits Container Line
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      Lock icon Compagnie Generate Maritime to take over Chargeurs Reunis
      540 19 Lloyd's List STATE-OWNED French shipping company Compagnie Generale Maritime (CGM) is to take over Chargeurs Reunis, liner subsidiary of the Chargeurs Group and one of its leading private sector rivals. Chargeurs Reunis, one of the oldest names in French shipping, has been
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      Lock icon Vast majority of seafarers pass Panama's exams
      176 19 Seatrade Week A TOTAL OF 1,906 seafarers took the new Panamanian register examinations in the first three months of operation and the vast majority passed. Hugo Torrtyos, director general of Panama's maritime administration Secnaves, presenting the first-ever certificate to a British officer, took
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      Lock icon Inspection team declares Dalian port to be rat free
      201 19 UPI ONE OF CHINA'S largest ports has become the nation's first major city to be declared rat free, the Chinese official Xinhua news agency said. An inspection team found the density rate of rats in the north-eastern port city of Dalian
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      PEOPLE IN SHIPPING
      121 19 AMERICAN President Lines has appointed Mich**! PY Goh as vice president, logistics at its corporate headquarters in Oakland, California. Mr Goh is responsible (or the Pacific Basin cargo transportation container ship deployment, common carrier feeder network, its logistics interface with its intermodal and domestic transport affiliates, cargo
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      PORT CONDITIONS
      228 19 Argentina July 21 Beunos Aires Waiting time up to 4 days. Australia July 21 Sydney Normal operation. Melbourne Normal operation. Bangladesh July 28 Chalna 5 vessels operating; Chfttagong 25 vessels operating. Brazil July 21 Santos Normal operation. Cameroon July 28 Douala Delay due to heavy rain. Chile July
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      Cairncross loses A$1 million
      282 19  -  -By Kingsley Wood AUSTRALIA'S biggest dock, Cairncross on the Brisbane River, lost another Asl million in *****6, bringing accumulated losses over the last three years close to Ass million but a likely Joint venture with United Ship Repair Services has ended speculation, at least for a
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      SHIPPING LIST where your ships are due...and when
      8136 24 §®aBG)(IEB 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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      CONTAINER SCHEDULES
      768 25 RECEIVING OF EXPORT FCL CONTAINERS AND LCL CARGO Gdns FCL Arrival for LCL movement Ship Voy date/time Operator cargo schedule Location Columbia Sta 0586 07.8.86 1800 Austasia F1 0900-1000 V2 Mon Crystal 07B 07.8.86 1900 Mansfield Fl 1000-1100 W4 B Kemuning 81N 08.8.86 0900 S'pore Shpg F1 1800-1900
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      Who acts for whom...
      1709 25 The leading shipping line* operating from local ports and their agents. A—» A Top Enterprises ht Ltd Some (S) At Sh.pp.nfl Bousteod Shpg Agencies Afeo Line African Shpg Agencies (S) Ahrenkiel Lmer Kim Shpg (S). Alfred C Toepfer Oceonus Shippirv gAgencies (S) Mult .port Sdn Bhd
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      BUNKER QUALITY MARKET REPORT
      126 26 Area/Port Viscosity Density Water C8T at 50C G/ML at 15C Volume 0/0 Africa/Red Sea Jeddah 155/188 0.945/0.982 0.1/3.0 Durban 114/178 0.978/0.991 0.0/0.2 Arabian Gulf Ros Tanuro 155/180 0.949/0.950 0.2/0.6 Bahrain 121/182 0.965/0.973 0.0/0.1 Europe 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 0.972/0.988
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      SHIPS IN PORT
      442 26 AT CONVENTIONAL WHARVES Vessel Berth Agent Arrival Departure KEPPEL WHARVES Builder 2 K23 Thong Soon alongside 07.8/0200 Hoti Baik K21 Kie Gwon alongside 07.8/1100 NJ Pateras Ned Nassau K35 K12 Str Tptn Ned-EAC alongside olongside 07 8/0600 07 8/2300 Nimrod K17 Borneo alongside 07.8/1200 Onilohy K28 S'pore
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      755 17 Concise Comprehensive Contemporary 2^ FEDERAL OOvL Si OVBQEAS CofUdim* LINE MM IMt MOCKS (tot. Hi. 2CM4/ OOK) 200 Cantonment Raa4 #12-05 SnW»it 0201 fol *****11 TELE* NO RS ***** CfS OfFCf *****11 l«Ml oNn *****11 IBIH MM MM MBKB ML RK> PETALNG MYA TEL *****00/*****75/*****02 T«Mi No MA***** PENANG TU
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      63 17 wm NO LONGER CONTENT to be the exclusive domain of the rich and elderly, the US$6 billion cruise industry is going after younger, less affluent passengers. Pag* II STATE-OWNED French shipping company Compognie Generale Maritime (CGM) is to take over Chargeurs Reunis. Pag* 111 Index to odvertisers II London freights
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      653 17 M.'.. THE HEART OF THE Ax A«T«T7I MAERSK LINE ITT i fi i A rr.TTT.Tn SINGAPORE/ANTWERP SINGAPORE/ROTTERDAM SINGAPORE/BREMERHAVEN SINGAPORE/HAMBURG P«nang Vmml Voy I S'por* Trrrr 17 DAYS 18 DAYS 19 DAYS 20 DAYS BO •SwMOMhicr 11/ l 1500 MB CIS- M/l 23M MB k Sri M/l If 14-14/1 IMS/I LM
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      333 18 n Pacific South Wait Feeder at Kao YAMABHITA-SHINNIHON LINE IKANt-PAOFIC SERVICES North Waat I Atlantic/Canada at Kao Feeder at Nagoya ti^dn'.inOul3Bi IfTTTMITTIMIL'IM 11 M»/.i lUXmfTTTB IIF2H i'iJßi "IT 7 HI ITjßiPjT* >■ mm wnm lii.dma craa rznm _mm ii iw ttm »>;' kmi\hM i-i vi imwrrmif fiupn;■!,>l ■rmimipa-i I lAvJMJiH7TM
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      167 18 EIMOPC/FAN EAST CONVENTIONAL SERVICE TEL: 03-*****50 MALAYSIA SON. BHO. TLX: ***** MTM Frt Booking contact Miss Qan Further loading/ discharging porta en route subject to sufficient inducement. ll Supercarrier Service E. HmMm (MLB). S. hmcmc* (MM SMla md Sa OMt* «i L tafrin. Ckatnta Ml Aiubi Curacao Bndfrtmm PMpsteri art
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      857 19 The Straits Steamship Group QC.C Mansfield Container Shipping PteLtd Overseas Containers Limited STRAITS SHAPING Singapore to Sabah, Sarawak, Brunei Ports and Bangkok CONTAINER SHIP SERVICE TO UK CONTINENT IOMOONMT Cm OF BMMBGH FRMBRBT EVtESS CARDBAM MT HTM) MAM OSAKA MT S>n MN 11/1 12/1 u/i a/1 27/1 n/t M/ 9
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      731 19 Franco Belgian Services ~1/rai.li vrp,, ,ih li.-'tun I r rn I ,h. (MEMBER OF ACE CONSORTIUM) rrm nam uMmt tm nt— n» rum m itMsaoumm ttidhiinhi at| skiii% is* 3 s*t jOPIBS IS* 2S* 4S* IS# 7£» 7 CtM COHTMO »M| (1« IS* 9 S«pt 1* Sap* 14S* M Sapl
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      363 20 »go If Hapag-Lloyd 10 CONTINENT. UK EXPORTS S>M nMM(NM« LoiMtl no nans lt/t BunuMMaaosi,? A* Cm lto( Mm Ba*« 19/9 13/1 19/11U/W—FROM N CONTINENT &UK IMPORTS aty ft [**n» sw FntWbfM SW Cartffai Iq 11/1 ITta*| BlwniiMm UkMnSiM H tpm tamp SW 94 SW SW SW ill l/» 17/7 11/7
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      562 20 FULLY CONTAINER! SEP SERVICE lIMCNOUD RROtt C A PMO M CMM COMT UKR 34* OHNIU OCT SOU '"f ROM {UROPE VIA SUfZI s Mt-mh 0( ,hf Aff Consortium kptuc crystal ist KOKAN CHANCE 271 nauiMaw CONVENTIONAL SERVICE TO IRAN/PERSIAN GULF loaomg for MOSTBON V3l CRYSTAL REED 52 GENERAL AGENTS: CROWN
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      297 20 ff/ Hai Sun Hup Co (Pte) I td 1 TEL *****06 (20 Lines) TLX RS ***** RS ***** ft. I \si i K\ \k i I\l k ii D. STRAITS/ JAPAN/ STRAITS SERVICE Loadnc at appropriated Beth P4-P5 NOTE: ALSO CALLMG OTWR JAPAICSE TOUTS, HONGKONG. TAINAN ft CHKSE PORTS. SUBJECT
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      896 20 no an rm cfMCM tVt* WltKn no glcmy no LMUM DO GOODS no au» no uwi EVERGREEN Full Container Service Round-The-World East Bound (FE/CARIB/USEC/EURO/FE) sip ms at as •/I IVI 14/1 IVI U/l It/I n/S 23/1 21/1 25/1 21/1 2VI a/i i/« 2/*4/« S/l U/1 11/1 14/1 11/1 IV! 11/1
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      863 21 ■HBi V\V PACIFIC INTERNATIONAL LINES PIL Building, 140 Cecil Street. 03-00 Singapore 0106 Tel: *****33 VESSEL MAJAPAHIT GOWA KOTA IMA 3S* FAR EAST CONTAINER SERVICE SIN JKT MY SIN 10/9 12/9 H/9 17/9 t\n tut rut mn 2/9 3/9 9/9 •TCM TAICHUNO *MUR HKQ KAO *TCM KEE MIS *MUR *HTC
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      752 21 BENLINE CONTAINERS EXPRESS CONTMNER SERVICE FROM UK/CONTffNT liprtss Qly ft !Mnjt Fiatlal Eiprtu CirAfw Bay Ha Mara (Hall Bj> Briwi Ei|rni 9/9 13/9 22/1 39/9 7/19 16/19 22/11 31/ II l/U EXPRESS CONTAIO SERVICE TO UK/CONTMENT Cardan Bay Otaka by ■ram Eiprns 1/9 ALL VESSELS ACCEPT TRANSHPMENT CARGO TO/FROM PENANG
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      434 21 DJASAGETRI A Joint Europe Ssrvios Of: P.T. UAKAITA LLIYB P.T. 6ESUW LLOYi P.T. IMMMIA HIQMESIA P.T. muu um EXPRESS SEMI CONTAINERSHIP SERVICES SINGAPORE TO EUROPE rraK UM KK nym 14-ii/t 12/* IS/I HMH/HIMI KWK 11/1 a/i I S'pn I I'Wrtai Kkq/taM 1/14 4/14 1/14 Isrm luk Mn*» wt 117/n a/ii
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      375 21 BOUSTEAD SHIPPING AGENCIES nuw ma MYOMA TIU V97W nun nm v* BURMA FIVE STAR (Burmese National Line) Loadhf for Ranffoon S'part Pltaa* taM| I 11/12** 7/1 »m 17/2* tac 14/11 tag 29/31 trn BANK LINE WDtTXW) TO unc spck TAUSALA SAAKM V 7 hi PI 9/9 11/9 13/9 TOANA MUGN
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      1261 22 Mm K ECUADON/PEBU/CHIli fitua *a. *ma MAMA *13 MMU *1902 KAWASAKI KISEN KAISHA. LTD. SKK ndC UK STOK KOBE GUATAQUL CALLAO AMU IQtAQUI WAfiASTA S ANTOIBO »Alf««AISO llk( Ilk* UN l<h| 9 S«p 5 Oct 14 Oct 15 Oct 1« Oct U Oct CENTRAL AMERICA/CARIBBEAN SEA ran *si m>tio *si
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      576 22 AUSTRALIA EXPRESS CONTAINER SERVICE Accepting FCL/FCL Containers P l«er Vessel S pore 11Mb St* Wso Accepts RAMOASV24 «Ae( RAMOAS V 24 10 Aef 25M 3 Sep* 1 Scot Adet/Bris CHMOOAS V? 1 2 Sep) 17 Sept 26 Sept 24 Sept Adet Brn CAIABAR V 27 6 Sept "MWOAS V3O 1?
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      628 22 STRAITS/PERSIAN GULF SERVICE: GOLKN ROaa Catoato/kawfa/khM O*tooi Ovb* Mwjm COUCH KM CokmOo M>*ch< Doha fbtwan GOLDEN LINE GUAM GUAM SHPWHG (PTE) LTD 21. T4* h* Staat murm 0101 ra. uuw <11 ÜBI Sywt PMm|PtM«| 12/11 ta| H/»»m CHMA OCEAN SHPPMG CO.. PEKMG THE PEOPLE'S REPUBLIC OF CHMA IaEZOK tMI fmm
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      489 22 INTRASEA (PTE) LTD 10 Anson Road »27 16 P>a/3 Singapore 0207 Tel *****1 1 (1 0 L 1 o BREAKBULK SERVICE TO EUROPE/UK PHILITRON SHIPPING AGENCIES PTE LTD TEL *****22 8 LINES) TELEX RS ***** PHILI NEQU.T LCL ft Fa mbou-east ran I >/t u/t. LA/I %n. ivf HJONt KOK
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      636 23 s P*e HP TIM MEMOES PTE LID t**.nc. iot— »s mama *****77 *****22 *****53 MKT t LTD FT EU/MBT TPA/SU ES *****77 *****51 *****42 XT UB *****19 27*11t NEPTUNE ORIENT LINES LTD fm mwtrd IrafM plu» cj! *****44 NEPIM SON. BHD 3689M7/*****45/*****53/*****26 K lanpw NEPIM SON. BW. *****71/*****J4/*****35 Pnv» KPIM
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      413 23 DO* am HEUNG-A SHIPPING Korean Flag Vessels SEMI-CONTAINERISED DIRECT SERVICE TO P KELANG. PENANG. BUSAN. INCHON lb. 7 Dmo/tOCR E«l«m Cknr/M* M) Mi 1 Omm/MM lb. Dmo/MTI Eatfcra Lata/MS (IM) lb. t Dmm/UKH lb. 7 Dmm/M7M lb. 1 Omu MTM PUh| 12/1 14/4 11/1 ($H 19/4 21/1 21/1 29/4 za/s
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      651 23 m sinsov SINGAPORE SOVIET SHIPPING CO PRIVATE LTD SMSOV BULDMG 55, Market Street Sinfapore 0104 Tel: *****33 (15 Lines) Termini Office: *****41/2 Cable Address SMSOV SINGAPORE Telex Numbers RS ***** RS ***** RS ***** P KELANG PENANG M/S SHMKAT NAN SOON SON. M>. IST ANO 2ND FLOOR. MESSRS HAI THONG
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      264 24 J REGIONAL CONTAINER LINES TO BANGKOK (5 WEEKLY SAILINGS) VESSEL SEA DRAGON PTVA BHUM Effl ILIWUw icjaju mKTMignt Brr iftlti ESHTM lO*hm ng'm I' ."Jl'n' 1. 1 L'JH n 9'*l m i ■IQQEZHI EEDI Q21E28 Sat/Sun 123-24/1 Sui 24-24/1 Tw/VM 26-27/1 Thu/Fri 121-25/1 TO SOUTH THAILAND n7M m cm r
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      165 24 'J Regional Weather P o\ i V 2 .a 4 va Uk VS k\ ?4 A > 7 *1W SIGNIFICANT WEATHER AND SEA CONDITIONS AT 7.30 A.M. THIS MORNING. Wind direction with speed in knots Wove height LEGEND R Thunderstorm C direction with speed m knots y Shower Ram Wove
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      79 25 Will 242MSS/*****M/*****41/*****93 *****11/4 TDMMAL 3SSS3SI/2 *****2/*****3/*****4/*****3 *****3/*****5/*****1/*****0 *****8/*****5/*****S *****22 FAR EAST/EUROPE CONTAINER SERVICE 11 TTBr-f 11 ifHIHB I tuna EMM irriiTMiTnMffTMffJTl!' l ii"'imßTTTl n .i amiFtni rTTTMPTMiFMIVI I TTm m MM ACCETTK FOR: anrao*. l hmk. uk. Mam. cotommen. oao lIH. MM. COT. IK. Nmof, 09.0. cm, MINUS ALSO KOTTM
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      208 25 TFS 'NTTEPNATIONAL mTT'TT/TX-: TFS VOY 115 TFS VOY 11S TO HAMBURG TFS VOY OSS TO MELBOURNE. I TFS VOY M 7 TO KAQSmUMO, > TFS VOY TT7 Eta Pan s/s IS/S Eta Nn S/S PHEV Eta Pan 2S/S ELUHO Eta Fan 12/8 Eta Mbg 31/8 Eta Wkmt 17/S Eta Kao
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      208 25 TRANS-SIBERIAN CONTAINER LINE FO/LCL TO: POMNG PTJSLMB STOK COMECT 10 VOSTOOWT t/t 9/1 11/1 L WWW ALSO ACdFTMG \M UCHEVSX TO TBBUM. DMJL TV. TWM" WEEKLY tNEM LCL/FGL EO: COLOMBO BOY DUBAI KUWAIT DAMMAN Bookings: S'por* MAC-MELB AGENCIES PTE. LTD. Tel: *****44 (20 Unas) MAC-NELS (MALAYSIA) SDN BHD Pt. Kaiana
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      246 26 s* K S LINE JAPAN STRAITS SERVICE SANKYO LINE (S) PTE. LTD. 143, CecJ Street »10 04 f>B Budding SIMXP 010% let .VWrt Port Krljnj li{j P«\J Sdf BM 'el 03 361!>0.'4 S Perung Mjljisij T.jde k ltd Tel 04 b' 'BS3 Py,t Giidjiif Mjijtsurt 'ier»o". Sdn Bhc" Tel 0/*****0
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      271 26 Mitsui OS K Lines Ltd CONVENTIONAL/SEMI-CONTAINER ASTRA PEAK KRITI GARNET NEDLLOYD MOJI 26 Aug Port Louis, Reunion 10 Aug Mombasa. Daressalam 15 Aug Mombasa. Daressalam AFRICA'S N °lJ CONTINENTAL PARTNER 11 Aug P. Noire. Monrovia. Abidjan, +Lome. Apapa. Tema Rmks: Subject Inducement. S A VAAL 10 Aug Durban. P. Eliz.
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