The Business Times, 8 October 1986

Microfilm: NL15550
Total Pages: 26
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    12 1 BUSINESS TIMES M.C. (P) No. 192/12/85 WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 8, IMC 75 CENTS
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    FINANCIAL NEWS SUMMARY
    240 1 STOCK MARKET SHARE PRICES on the Singapore stock market rose slightly yesterday in quiet trading with buying interest focused on lo cal wiring and blue chip is sues. The BT Composite Index fin ished 2.39 points higher at 707.17 while the Straits Times Industrial Index rose 2.27
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    Lock icon Bulls rule in HK and Australia
    190 1 UPI Reuter IT WAS OPEN SEASON on bears in Hongkong yesterday as the stock market made up all the ground lost on Monday, with several issues leaping to their year's highs. The Hang Seng Index raced up 77.83 points to close at a record
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    Lock icon European central banks raid currency markets
    171 1 Reuter EUROPEAN CENTRAL banks staged a surprise raid in currency markets yesterday to carry through on a two-week-old agreement to support the dollar, reached in Gleneagles, Scotland. The dollar rose in hectic activity as central banks of West Germany, Switzerland, Austria, France, the Netherlands,
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    Tat Lee Bank applies for a stockbroking licence
    459 1  -  By AMY CHEOK PUBLICLY-LISTED Tat Lee Rank Ltd has applied for a licence to operate as stockbrokers on the Stock Exchange of Singapore. According to stockbroking sources, Tat Lee Bank sent in its application for a stockbroking licence to the Monetary Authority
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    Biggest banking deal in America unfolds
    687 1  -  Bank America faces USs2.7b takeover bid By RAY HEATH, SH TIANG KENG A TAKEOVER BID worth up to US$2.7 billion has been made for Bank America Corporation, parent of the Bank of America, the San Francisco-based group whose recent problems in Singapore represent only
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    Staying over the counter
    84 1 THE NATIONAL Association of Securities Dealers' Automated Quotation system or Nasdaq, America's over-the-counter market, is more than Just a home to some 4JOO companies. More than 40 per cent of the companies could easily qualify to be listed on the American Stock Exchange, while 700 companies
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    Lock icon Indonesia is back on solid ground after devaluation, says minister
    346 1 Reuter INDONESIA'S oil-dependent economy, dealt a stunning blow by the slump in world crude prices, is back on solid ground after a major devaluation of its currency, the Minister for Economy and Industry All Wardhana has said. "We are back
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    Lock icon Jakarta travel tax takes its toll
    112 1 Bernama THE NUMBER of overseasbound Indonesians dropped drastically on Monday, the first day the new travel tax went into effect. Airport officials said there was a sharp fall of up to 75 per cent in the number of outbound passengers as hundreds of Indonesians
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    Singapore economy looks set to home in on growth target
    353 1 SINGAPORE'S economy looks set to achieve its target this year, with further growth posted in July and August, disclosed Finance Minister Dr Richard Hu. His disclosure Is the first official word that the Dicker of 0.8 per cent growth managed
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      244 1 @}^\"$$=~)@">~<?%']=&/:',~(<?|$ MONEY EXCHANGES RAW MATERIALS TV A RADIO OUR VIEW FOR ALL THAT HAS BEEN SAID about ways to attract tourists to Singapore, one theme featured strongly that Singapore should stoy Singaporean, that it should not tear down what it has to reploce with what others hove. There is an
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      773 2 Mobiles on the move again with another first Mobil Fleet CarcL Over the past 12 months, Mobil has achieved several firsts. We're the first oil company in Singapore to introduce a dual purpose petrol additive that unclogs and cleans dirty fuel injectors and carburettors and prevents further deposit build-up. We're
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  • HOME NEWS
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      Singapore is Asian distribution centre for new antibody
      520 3  -  By LIBA LEE SINGAPORE has been made the Asian distribution centre for a new antibody used to reverse a patients' rejection of transplanted kidneys. Called Orthoelone OKT3, the new compound has just been approved by the American Food and Drug Administration (FDA)
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      Singapore Airlines's image to get a lift
      253 3 SINGAPORE Airlines's corporate identity is in (or a facelift, 14 years after industrial designer Landor Associates came up with the now familiar stylised bird symbol and the airline's blue and yellow colours. The SIA bird symbol will remain, as will the sarong kebaya
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      Christchurch here we come
      159 3 TO MARK Singapore Airlines's Inaugural service to Christchurch, people in that New Zealand city will be given a glimpse of what Singapore has to offer as a holiday destination. A cultural troupe, comprising lion dancers, stilt walkers, Malay and Indian dancers will be performing daily at
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      World body backs US wildlife ban
      371 3 THE WORLD Wildlife Fund (WWF) has come out in support of the US ban on imports of wildlife and wildlife products from Singapore. It is apparent the WWF statement made in Washington was in response to the recent ban by the US Fish and
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      Hotel New World inquiry resumes
      307 3 THE COMMISSION of Inquiry into the collapse of Hotel New World resumes today to find ways to prevent a similar disaster—its second term of reference. Representatives of ten organisations will be giving their views on how building failures could be prevented. They include the Development
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      PEOPLE IN BUSINESS
      307 3 CIPHERDATA Products International AG has announced the following appointments: H C LOH as vice-president and managing director. Mr Loh, who was formerly managing direct or, has more than 15 years experience in industrial management. Before joining Cipher, Mr Loh was with GE Singapore for seven years. His
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      Crowds flock to view show properties
      343 3  -  By LEE HAN SHIH Property Correspondent THE FIRST Singapore-London property exhibition began with a bang yesterday, with response so good that the organisers are thinking of extending the event by another day. More than 300 people, including professionals, expatriates, housewives and couples hunting homes,
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      Designer's armchair takes the Silver Award
      213 3 A BLACK STAINED ashwood French armchair has won Its designer, Pascal Moorgne, the SDver Award in a furniture design competition held in conjunction with the sth Singapore International Furniture Show. Pascal Mourgue started designing for Pamco, a French company, in 1963 when it first
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  • ASIA-PACIFIC
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      Lock icon Change expected in Aussie wage system
      464 4 FT AUSTRALIANS will soon see a significant change in the way their centralised wage-fixing system operates, to judge by a series of statements from senior Labour government ministers and leading trade union officials. The change is likely to be enshrined in a fresh agreement
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      Lock icon Asian judges discuss copyrights and patents
      188 4 AP JUDGES FROM Asian nations met on Monday to discuss copyrights and the protection of intellectual property, trying to balance the needs of developing nations who want to share modern technology and advanced countries who produce it. The four-day day seminar on the judiciary
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      Lock icon Bank of Japan does not expect downturn
      154 4 AFP THE JAPANESE economy is not likely to make a downward spiral in the immediate future, Satoshi Sumita, governor of the Bank of Japan, said. But the economy should be carefully watched for the time being, he said at a House of Councillors
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      Lock icon US group picks 15 KL projects for investment
      361 4 MBT THE AMERICAN International Group investment mission to Malaysia has identified 15 projects which will cost between 1266 million and $365 million for participation by a group of 11 US investors. These include three major projects which are expected to cost between
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      Lock icon South Korea lets currency rise against dollar
      479 4 NYT THE CHANGES so far have been small, but after years of steady devaluation South Korea is allowing its currency, the won, to rise against the dollar. It is clear to the Koreans that they, along with other emerging economic stars such as
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      Lock icon Chun urges compromise in constitutional change
      96 4 UPI SOUTH KOREAN President Chun Doo Hwan has called on political parties to push constitutional amendment based on compromise and not through confrontation. Chun yesterday sent a message along with a 1987 budget plan to the national assembly which resumed a regular session after
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      Lock icon Call for Japanese to head the IMF
      203 4 AFP A JAPANESE managing director (or the International Monetary Fund would make "a great deal of sense for the IMF at this moment in history and would also property reflect Japan's rise as the world's leading economic power", a senior fellow of the
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      DAILY AIRCRAFT MOVEMENTS
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      177 4 I II \f I The business person's choice, every I ff II \I I Iff II Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday and I 1 f I M\ ff| Sunday. Leaving Chongi Airport at i I 1 -I—S 22:00 hours and orriving at Heathrow at 06:50 hours the following morning. Call Air Canada
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  • REST OF THE WORLD
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      Lock icon America expects changes at Unesco
      248 5 UPI THE US hopes that reforms demanded by western nations will follow Unesco leader Amadou Mahtar M'Bow's decision not to seek a third term as director general of the organisation. M'Bow, 65, the Unesco chief since 1974, announced on Monday that he would not stand
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      Lock icon UN pleads on behalf of refugees
      156 5 AP THE UN High Commissioner for Refugees has urged governments not to turn away indiscriminately refugees and asylum-seekers in their efforts to halt illegal immigration. High Commissioner JeanPierre Hocke said he accepted the need for states to differentiate between "genuine refugees" and those leaving
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      Lock icon Reagan stands by his man
      338 5 AP UPI PRESIDENT Ronald Reagan retains confidence in his National Security Adviser and is not disturbed by the controversy over a secret White House plan to deceive Libyan leader Muammar Gaddafi into thinking the US might attack him again. White House deputy press Secretary Larry
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      Lock icon Early retirees may fall into poverty trap, says ILO
      177 5 Reuter PEOPLE who retire early may fall into a poverty trap and western policy planners should find a way to assure them an adequate income, an International Labour Organisation (ILO) researcher said on Monday. Early retirement and redundancy to make room
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      Lock icon Moscow comes up with plan to change society
      514 5 NYT IN AN ACTION for which there appears to be no precedent, the Soviet government has announced a plan of legislation for the next five years to codify Mikhail Gorbachev's blueprint for the reconstruction of Soviet society. The latest issue of the
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      Lock icon Buyers unhappy with Yugoslav exports
      143 5 Reuter FOREIGN BUYERS returned more than US$5 million worth of shoddy goods to Yugoslav exporters in the first half of 1906. On Monday, the country's official news agency, Tan jug, quoted Mihajlo Lasica, an official of the Yugoslav Chamber of Commerce, as saying that Yugoslav
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      Lock icon Polish economic growth too slow to avert unrest, says report
      497 5 Reuter A LEADING international business report has forecast that Poland's economic growth was not sufficient to defuse increasing popular discontent and warned that this could lead to a social uprising in the next few years. "It is hard to be
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  • BANKING AND FINANCE
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      Lock icon ADB to maintain same level of borrowing next year
      482 6 Bank considering Eurosterling issue Reuter THE ASIAN Development Bank (ADB) plans to maintain next year's borrowing programme at much the same level as this year's US$BOO million, even though the bank is highly liquid at present. Treasurer Alan Gill said this
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      Lock icon Iraq requests rescheduling of US$500m credit
      194 6 Reuter IRAQ has asked creditor banks to reschedule a US$5OO million Eurocredit signed in March 1963, and has failed to make a principal payment due at the end of September, hanking sources said. A preliminary meeting of bankers has already taken place in Paris
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      Lock icon China to put off scrapping FEC
      74 6 AFP CHINA is postponing plans to scrap its Foreign Exchange Certificates (FECs), issued to foreigners and overseas Chinese visitors, until next year, Beijing's top banker said in Hongkong on Monday. "I believe the FECs will not be abolished within this year as the plan
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      Lock icon Dutch bank gives small businesses in Massachusetts a big boost
      134 6 UPI A DUTCH BANK gave the Massachusetts Industrial Finance Agency (Mifa) a US$5O million letter of credit last Friday to back bonds issued to small businesses, marking a foreign bank's first major commitment to a public agency in Massachusetts. Radobank
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      Stanchart trims housing loan rates to match Credit POSB
      328 6  -  By ALVIN TAY STANDARD CHARTERED will cut its housing loan rates by one-half percentage point to 6.75 to 7.5 per cent, matching those quoted by market leader Credit POSB except for maturities of more than 20 years. The foreign full-licensed bank
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      Lock icon Forex markets
      1047 6 Reuter SINGAPORE: The US dollar yesterday closed mixed against most major currencies after fluctuating in active but nervous late trading. Dealers said the dollar was narrowly mixed at the outset but fell in early afternoon trading on concern over the suspension fcf Bank America Corp shares in Tokyo.
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      Money markets
      86 6 THE OVERNIGHT rate on the Singapore interbank market closed at 3 1/8 per cent yesterday, down 1/8 point from Monday. The one-month rate rose 1/16 point while the two- and three-month rates were unchanged. S$ Inter bonk rotes at 7pm yesterday: OHw M £gh« 3 1/8 3 1-month
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      Foreign Exchange
      235 6 Interbonk rotes ot 3pm yesterday: •M Offer e reaa parity OlMM* Local dollars to ona unit of fortqn US dolor Staring pound Australian dolor NZ dolor Conockon dolor 2 1660 3.1103 1 3764 1 0938 1 5638 2 1670 3.1139 1 3792 1 0965 1 5657 ***** 7
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      Asian $ market
      309 6 Asian market ASIAN DOLLAR deposit rate* yesterday closed steady at opening levels In quiet afternoon trading. Short-dates were slightly weaker at the outset on continued low US Fed funds rate, but remained unchanged in subsequent trading. Overnight, Wednesday/Thursday and week fixed closed at a common 5-15/16 5-13/16 per cent. Period
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      Lock icon Simex
      188 6 BA Futures DECEMBER Eurodollar yesterday opened one tick lower at 94.22 against Monday's close. But trading was locked within a narrow range of 94.21 and 94.23. Market activities remained sideways for the greater part of the day with participants awaiting the outcome of the Opec meeting. The lifle session
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      Gold
      494 6 HONGKONG: Gold closed firmer yesterday after news that First Interstate Bancorp has made a merger proposal to Bank America. Bullion ended at U*****.50/U*****.50 an ounce against New York's U*****.60/U*****.10 close and the 435.00/436.00 finish on Monday. On the local market gold rose HKJ73 to end at HKHO9O a tael.
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      107 6 A great moment in history When some of the world's greatest composers, Chopin, Mozart, Beethoven, Tchaikovsky and Strauss, come together for the first time in a concert. with a difference From September 15 to October 15, the Baron's Table proudly presents: mi im mm conducted by Executive Chef Francis Weihs,
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  • TRAINING & DEVELOPMENT
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      Singaporeans keen on centre
      242 7 THE Centre (or Management Development at Edwank College in Perth has received about 50 application* seeking admission to its programme in management studies. This response was from Singaporeans who attended seminars held in the Republic recently by John Watkin, the head of the centre. According to
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      Companies get help in minding their language
      691 7  -  British Council takes communication one step further By ANNA TEO ANY LETTER that goes out from a company or any incoming telephone call Is a public relations opportunity, says Mr Brian Shields, an English language consultant at The British Council. But effective business
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      Experts to attend S'pore conference
      159 7 AN INTERNATIONAL conference for education and manpower training experts will be held in Singapore from Dec 3 to 4 at the World Trade Centre. The conference will be held in conjunction with an exhibition entitled "Training and Education Asean '86" organised by Facon Exhibition and
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      Making the MOST of employee skills training
      250 7 TO ENCOURAGE employers to tend their workers for part-time skills courses, the modular skills training (MOST) scheme will be launched as a national programme this month. Employers need only enrol their workers (or a module of a course relevant to their needs. They
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  • FEATURES
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      Tourism's worst enemy
      518 8 A GREAT REVELATION it was not when First Deputy Prime Minister Goh Chok Tong told guests at the opening of Raffles City last week that Singapore, in order to attract more tourists, should "Stay Asian and Singaporean." As everyone in the tourist industry knows by now, Singapore
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      Exchanges show growing interest in 'stock market of the future'
      1625 8  -  The unlisted securities market can play a crucial role in helping young and emerging companies to come up. And as Singapore prepares to move into this arena, one key player stands out the National Association ot Securities Dealers Automated Quotation
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      Has anyone seen a missing salvage fleet?
      391 8 Letter to the Editor Dew Sir, I read with interest the letter from "Pan-El Shareholder" (BT Oct 3, 1986), pointing out "One Pan-El discrepancy that needs explanation." I, too, have been confounded by the same report of Jan 10 produced by Price Waterhouse
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  • Page 8 Miscellaneous
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      668 8 CRYPTIC PUZZLE ACKOSS I A grand fie, you understand (5) 6 Sly rhyme for the captain (5) 9 The meadow beyond the river (7) 10 In which to give one's teammate stick? (5) 11 Stupid in a way (5) 12 Former service by British Rail for children (5) 13 Hang
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  • SPORTS
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      Lock icon Another blow to Pakistan's defence of world hockey title
      316 9 Reuter THE PAKISTANIS, who were World Cup hockey champions three times in the first five years the event was staged, find their supremacy threatened in the sixth tournament in London. They suffered their second defeat in Pool A when they lost
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      Kian Tiong posts best score in S'pore PGA Pro-Am
      390 9  -  By WALTON MORAIS SINGAPORE'S Lim Kian Tiong, fresh after his record-equalling performance in the Desaru Open last week, took another poke at the records in the Singapore PGA championship yesterday. The Singapore Island Country Club golf marshall fired a five-under-par 67
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      Lock icon Norman will return, say golf officials
      226 9 AP EUROPEAN golf officials were confident on Monday that Greg Norman will defend his world matchplay title next year, despite his verbal blast over the behaviour of British fans in Wentworth, England. The Australian vowed he will not play in next year's championship, claiming
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      Plan for live' tennis coverage
      423 9  -  By 1 WALTON MORAIS NEGOTIATIONS are underway for live television coverage of the US$5O,OOO Carlsberg Singapore Women's Open tennis championships on Oct 20-26. Carlsberg, the tournament's main sponsor, is discussing with Singapore Broadcasting Corporation television coverage of "at least the finals". Announcing this yesterday, Carlsberg
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      Lock icon Yanagi scores upset
      180 9 AP UNSEEDED Masaka Yanagi of Japan upset fourth-seeded fellow Japanese Etsuko Inoue 6-2, 4-6, 6-4 on Monday on the opening day of the US$5O,OOO Taipei International Women's Tennis championship. In another upset, Helena Dahlstrom of Sweden defeated eighth-seeded Vicki NelsonDunbar of the United States 64, 6-4. Hu
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      America 11, Stars and Stripes score impressive wins
      305 9 AMERICA II and Stars and Stripe», the two top US contenders far the right to battle Australia (or the America's Cup, posted impressive victories yesterday in the third day of die first round-robin of the challenger elimination series. John Koliiis and America
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      1140 9 to m mm PETER THE GREAT 9.30pm, Channel 5 Despite initial setback which resulted in the massacre of Peter's troops and the death of his friend and mentor, Colonel Patrick Gordon, Peter strikes back and his historic victory gives Russia a much needed Baltic seaport and paves the way for
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  • INTERNATIONAL STOCKS
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      Lock icon Icahn proposes cash merger with USX Corp
      542 10 Reuter NEW YORK investor Carl Icahn disclosed that he holds 9.83 per cent of USX Corp common stock and proposed a "friendly" cash merger in which the company s stockholders would get US$3l a share. In a tiling with the Securities and Exchange
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      Lock icon Rail rally nudges up Wall Street stocks
      312 10 Reuter PRICES closed higher in slow trading on the New York Stock Exchange on Monday. The Dow Jones Industrial Average gained 10.27 to 1,784.45. The New York Stock Exchange Composite Index rose 0.51 to 135.32. The price of an average share increased 14
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      Toronto
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      Johannesburg
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      New York
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      European markets
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      147 10 A superb lunch experience with a grand variety of home made soups, the largest salad bar, fresh seafoods, succulent meats, savoury poultry and delightful desserts. A complimentary aperitif for all patrons. The Manhattan Splendour a superb choice at only $24.50*. •Subject to 10% teniceduuge A 3%gon tax. Closed for lunch
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      33 10 ALL YOU WANT v V f dr 412 per person y M Li*ich:l2 Mil•ill <i.nl 181. Kkchcncr Road. Singapore 0820. Tel: *****22 •I:- WfmM ir < r■ m yvz*4ri 2 V V" FE"W r
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      136 10 w Coma to tfw TWMny coffM houm vrtwratfw bast of Indonesian Ctfsina awaits you at our indonaslan Food FastftaL Try our Sop Buncut. Nasi Uduk. Gutai Ayam, Panga Han, Tapal and a wftota lot mora. Fashion shows and Uicky Draws avary Friday at 115 pm. indonaslan handcrafts and battle on
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      139 10 @%_,[_%$&'/*"+,*<)\-%;@*]([|{.; No one could expect a stomach to survive the stretch between dinner and breakfast The minute you feel the rumbles, head for shelter here. We have porridge potpourri. Hot and steaming buffet to I get you through the J night for only $7.50. 1 (All prices subject to 10%
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  • ASIAN STOCKS
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      386 11 HONGKONG: Share prices yesterday rebounded strongly in heavy trading after Monday's plunge, with the Hang Seng Index soaring 77.83 points to a record 2,162.76. The Hong Kong Index rose 49.15 points to 1,365.39. It was the biggest single-day gain for the index in 16 months, and reflected strong buying
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      273 11 OCT 07 MT A1 Sreart Indus 156 -0 04 Aim Camant 25 00 +0 2 Cathoy Com 34.20 unch Chang Hwa Bank 38 50 unch 27 90 -0 1 Q»a T+m Camar* 24 60 0 4 CHn t-hr< Hour 1040 0 15 23 00 -0.2 Chno Oav 22 90
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      436 11 TOKYO: Shares closed sharply higher yesterday as some investment trusts bought small lots of export-related blue chips and large capitalisation issues. The market average climbed 169.03 to 17,604.36, after falling 171.12 on Monday. Turnover was a light 340 million. Communication, life insurance, real estate, utility and electrical appliance issues
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      87 11 OCT 07 NM Acop M«ng Angto PM ***** *****4 Apax Minna B Altai Con. B 0022 21 0 002 ♦0.5 Bogum Gold Banc PwtroWn Banguot Con. 0 011 123 To 0025 5 fwtt PM htdgt lapanto B Morcoppar 6 50 0 15 045 0 6 001 unch MoretMl Onantal
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      498 11 SYDNEY: Australian sharemarkets surged to record levels yesterday for the fourth consecutive day as gold stocks again dominated in heavy trading. At the close, the All Ordinaries Index had risen 18.6 from Monday's record to a new high of 1,329.4 while the Gold Index jumped 96.1 points from Monday's
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      127 11 OCT 07 Wen CM Sugar 1892 Doe4rr> Irvd 588 'fit Daewoo Corp 1095 +40 Daewoo Heavy 1385 +35 Daahn Secunt«e» 2680 100 Dong Ah Phar 835 -5 Dong Suh Stock 1568 78 Dongbu Steal 1650 inch Hani Bank 910 +50 Hard Cement 1150 unch Hanfcufc Gtau 1692 -4 Hanyang
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      151 11 Reuter BANGKOK: The Stock Exchange of Thailand Index slipped 0.28 to 164.45 on a turnover totalling 763,010 valued at 107.6 million baht. Reuter OCT 07 MM Ao Khom Thai Ana Ffert 144 wtfi Ayudhya Invailmont 103 -3 Bangkok AgroM 37 +025 Bangkok Bank 217 inth Bonk Ot AyudhyO 135
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      58 11 Reuter RJR NABISCO Inc of the US will list its shares in the foreign section of the Tokyo Stock Exchange later this month with Nikko Securities Co Ltd as listing agent, the exchange said. The tobacco and food group does not plan to issue new shares
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      340 11 Reuter THE US$l75 million financing for Occidental Petroleum Corp's Joint-venture coal mining project in China has been formally launched, one of the five lead managers, Bank of America, said as bookrunner. The package to finance coal mining in the western Chinese province of Shanxi is in
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      265 11 Reuter DG BANK (Deutsche Genossensc hafts bank) said the Japanese Finance Ministry had granted it a Hrwy» to open a branch for investment banking in Tokyo. It said in a statement that the new branch would be opened shortly. DG Bank is the
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      171 11 FT C rrOH, the Japanese trading group, and Cable and Wireless, the UK-based international telecommunications group, are forming a company with the aim of setting up a second international telecommunications carrier in Japan. The company, to be called Kokusai Digital Tsushin Kikaku (International Digital Express Planning),
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      135 11 Reuter INDUSTRIAL Equity (Pacific) Corp, a Hongkong investment firm, said it had acquired 179,000 shares at Union Special Corp, or 6.33 per cent of the total outstanding, and said it might try to influence the company's management. In a filing with the Securities
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      161 11 .Discotheque, r\W7 LADIES NIGHT K7f NO COVER CHARGE Sunday to Level 4 Wednesday J* Watch some of Singapore's best looking men vie for the coveted title of Mr Personality 1986. Heats: Oct 8, 15, 22 k 29. Semi-Finals: Nov 5 12 Preview: Nov 21 Grand Final: Nov 26 H B!i>£jQcctSorHoief
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      374 12 Reuter OIL EXPERTS at the 13th World Energy Conference in Cannes, France, were divided over the potential size of reserves and future prospects for extracting oil gas from difficult areas. At a round-table session on Monday on changing perspectives in oil reserves, some painted a
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      331 12 AFP COPPER PRICES over the next two years will at best reach only half the 140 US cents per pound level seen in the boom period of the mid-1970s and early *****, according to international traders Shearson I*hman Brothers in their Annua!
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      165 12 AFP FIRMER COFFEE prices are in prospect, at least until the end of the year, according to London commodity traders ED and F Man in their latest market review. They said the market is currently languishing near its lowest levels for six weeks, owing
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      153 12 AFP STEEL consumption in the industrialised countries will decline further next year, and this will be offset by increased usage in the Third World, the International Iron Steel Institute (TTSI) forecast on Monday. The Brussels-based body said world consumption would be 721 million
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      OIL & PRODUCTS
      99 12 OIL PRODUCTS FAR EAST spot crudes were done recently at US$l3.OO/barrel (Minas), USssl2.oo/barrel (Cinta), USssl3.7s/barrel (Attaka), US$lO.BO to US$lO.B5/barrel (Duri) and U5513.85/barrel (Tapis). Far East products were barely traded with almost all sellers and buyers awaiting a cue from the current Opec meeting. Closing prices for crude (fob origin) US$/borrel
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      70 12 r iill, !l Robusto 20/25% FOB NSW 585 00 Nutmeg 110 Foe NSW 1405 00 BWP FOB NSW 1289 00 Gombier FOB NSW 330 00 London Commodity Solan' doting prim on Oct 6 (US$/lo*9 to«M CIF Evropooit ports. mIm otWwn# itotod) Pepper (Sarawak) 6450 Foq, spot Whrt« foq,
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      321 12 RAS prices Scaati/kf, FOi m bi NOON ■las CLOSE knf 1 RSS Prompt Int 1 RSS Nov 86 Int 1 RSS Dac 86 Int 2 RSS OP Int 3 RSS OP Int 4 RSS OP Int 5 RSS OP •ayan 184.25 184.25 185 50 179 00 177.00
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      66 12 Bangkok (USS/tMM, FOi) Whit* Rice 100« 1st dots 255 100% 2nd dou 220 100% 3rd ckrn 215 5% 205 10% 200 15% 195 20% 185 25% 175 35% 175 Broken Rice A-l Sup«r 128 A-l Sp«cx)i 125 C-l Special unq C-1 Ord unq Loonzoin Rice 100% 1st arod* unq
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      84 12 Beater THE KUALA LUMPUR Hi price yesterday gained Me eeit frem Meaday eleae at M 514.12 per Idle, la emttaaed light tradlag. The steaiM reflected mbm fellew-threagh Japaaeee, Earspeaa aad leeal aeSellers were BMetly retaetaat to deal aa they expected prices to rlae farther alter ceattaalag mppert hy
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      244 12 Reuter BMQAPORE The market closed slightly higher yesterday with November One RSS buyers quoted at IS .50 cents per kilo, up 0.25 cent from Monday. The morning session lost 1.25 cents after easier Japanese advices and some stop-loss selling in quiet trading. Prices recovered in thin afternoon trading on
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      89 12 Reuter SOYBEAN FUTURES on the Chicago Board of Trade closed 12 US cents a bushel lower in near November to 5-1/2 down in distant November on Monday. dearer midwest weather and a probable acceleration of harvest movement poshed prices lower. Long liquidation and speculative selling forced values through chart
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      921 12 Reuter COFFEE Robusta futures yesterday extended morning gains to close the midday call at their highs, between £55 and £40 above Monday's levels. Dealers said the gains came on new bullishness in the market, mainly due to talk the Brazilians have re-entered it. Reports that the president of
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      PALM OIL
      185 12 THE MALAYSIAN crude palm oil market yesterday closed slightly higher on further nearby covering and continued speculative buying, recovering from its Initial easiness. Oct again attracted most interest with south closing unchanged at Mf545 per tonne, central gained M|7.50 to Mfs3o while north was traded up to MJS3O
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      97 12 (canftAv, 1-ton ""•*»>NOV 86 DEC S6 (cwrrw it montti) (forwon i month) NOON NOON RAS (gyy, Sdten ■mn Man SSR 20 169 00 171 00N 170.00 I72.00N SSR SO 170 00 I72 00N 167.00 169.00N MRELB l»rw SthTi X| Sdrn SMR CV 276 00 278 00N 277
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      170 12 Reuter WHEAT FUTURES on the Chicago Board of Trade cloeed steady but at kwer levels on Monday, down 4-1/4 US cents a bushel in near December to off 2-3/4 cents. Futures finished above the day's lows having eased to an area of chart support where light technical and commercial
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      675 12 \X/ THE MITSUI TRUST BANKHMG CQ.UD. Non-Consolidated Balance Sheet (As at March 31, 1986 and 1985) BANKING ACCOUNT Yen in millions 1934 Cash and Due from Banks Call Loans Bills Purchased Trading Account Securities Investment Securities Loans and Bills Discounted Foreign Exchange Assets Other Assets Premises and Equipment Customers' Liabilities
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      Market edges higher in moderate trading
      4105 13 IN SPITE OF the absence of fresh news, share prices on the Singapore stock market managed to inch higher in moderate trading yesterday. The BT Composite Index rose 2.39 points to 707.17 while the Straits Times Industrial Index added 2.27 points to 821.78. At
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      233 13 SINGAPORE RiMt htdieM Oct Oct 7 iiri. i.»| 404 +12 rr 704.71 707.17 OCIC 820 +10 ITUom If 1*25)1 *****290 ICS 685 10 rroc/cn -82 .in Sfon Lmmd 510 +10 8TCA0I -**06 -67It, FCL5 406 10 8TO8V -***** .***** TmmtWi 222 10 STMMMMII ***** 821.78 Sfi Hirt—
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      Business done on the SES
      2972 13 BED and otter price* officially listed and business in and reported to the Stock Exchange of Singapore yesterday with the number of mares traded ahown in brackets in lots of 1.000 units unless otherwise specified. All Time Settlement Contracts are quoted after the word "SETT*.
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      COMPANY MEETINGS
      178 13 DUNLOP MALAYSIAN INDUSTRIES Berhad: 25th AGM at 4 Jalan Tandang, ***** Petaling Jaya, Selangor, on Oct 11, at 9JO am. THE HONGKONG LAND COMPANY, Limited: EGM in the Connaught Rooms of The Mandarin Hotel, Hongkong, on Tuesday, Oct 14, at 10am. THE AYER HITAM PLANTING SYNDICATE Berhad: 75th
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      Syed Kechik says suits against him not served
      623 14 One action withdrawn while another withheld MALAYSIAN BUSINESSMAN Datuk Syed Kechik has explained the circumstances leading to the three suits filed against him in the High Court by three financial institutions in Malaysia. Malaysian Business Times had reported last Saturday that Bumiputra
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      Rebound in KL helped by bargain hunting
      474 14 BARGAIN HUNTING helped share prices rebound on the Kuala Lumpur stock market yesterday but trading was relatively quiet as investors remained cautious. Selected counters which had recorded sharp losses on Monday were able to recover some ground and closed with moderate gains. The
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      Business done on the KLSE
      1842 14 bid aad otter price» officially listed and business la aad reported to the Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange yesterday, with the number ot shares traded ahova la brackets la lou of 1.000 ualta ualeaa otherwise specified. MDUSTKMLS Aom xd 'jiinninl* fTTti 3045) Aicoei (578) (3) 56
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      APPROVED ISSUES
      34 14 Company BONUS ISSUE FAI Ins Ex-dat«: Oct 7 Books dot* Oct 17 M A A Orw-tor-two Ex-dot*: Sop 26 Books ck>M Oct 8 Matsushita Ono-for-t«n Ex-dato: Oct 8 Books do»« Oct 18
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      PROPOSED ISSUES
      137 14 Company RIGHTS ISSUE A B N One-for-ten Bedford One-for-one $0 50 per short Chuon Hup One-for-two 6 $1.20 per share with TSR to subscribe 1 further share at SI 60 exercisable any time within five years from the date of issue of the 50.2m D C Bonk new
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      Selected indices
      106 14 HONGKONG TJJS* 0 0 k f& 33 AAorvViv 1316.24 AN Industr Tumday Monday WMk ogo Kill 2045.1 2027.9 1958.5 WMk ago Honj Sang Tuwdoy /v\ooooy W««k ogo 1303.21 Indox 2162.76* 2084.93 2068.44 NEW YORK Dow Jonas Monday 1784.45 Friday 1774.18 WMk ogo 1755.20 TOKYO Nikkoi Avarogt TuMdoy *****.36
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      Unit trusts
      239 14 Mohomts' prices MARA-aun liputr a for Oct* Frvt B'putro Sacond B'putro 4.84 4.89 4.41 4.46 SwwMoorv Unit Trust Third B'putro Foirth B*putro Ftfth B'putro Sixth B'putro Sa»amh B'putro (A) Sa»aiitti B'putro (B) Eighth B'putro Mnth B'putro Tanth B potra 3.41 3.46 Dn Comnwt* Tha Sovingi Fund S'pora Prog
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      Lock icon Rothmans (M) revamp faces delay
      232 14 Bernama ROTHMANS of Pall Mall (M) has said Its proposed restructuring scheme may not be completed by its original target date of Nov 6. Merchant bankers Pertanian Baring Sanwa said on the company's behalf that the Rothmans board expected the implementation of the scheme to
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      Lock icon UK panel revises takeover code
      275 14 Reuter THE UK PANEL on Takeovers, an independent body which supervises mergers, is revising its rules covering investors acting in association with one another .from Oct 37. The revised rules cover the activities of so-called concert parties, which deal in a company's shares during the
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      Belzberg family moves to force Khoo Teck Puat's hand
      501 15  -  By NAJEEB JARHOM SINGAPORE FINANCIER Tan Sri Khoo Teck Puat, the largest single shareholder of Exco International PLC, is being lured to make a takeover bid for the London-based international financial services company by Canada's Belzberg family. Through First City Financial
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      Chuan Hup Australia posts A$7m group profits
      463 15 IN ITS FIRST YEAR as a listed company, Chuan Hup Australia, 42 per cent owned by Chuan Hup Marine (CHM), has exceeded all expectations by turning in group post-tax profits of AST million (559.6 million) for the 12 months ended June 30, 1986.
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      Minority shareholders of Promet speak up
      641 15  -  By CHAN OI CHEE MINORITY SHAREHOLDERS of troubled Promet Bhd, which faces the prospect of being wound up by its creditor banks, are making their voices heard. Echoing a general feeling among many, long-time shareholder S Sukumaran said: "There are fears that unless something
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      Lock icon Bank seeks to set aside Promet's injunction
      256 15 Bernama THE BANK of Commerce Bhd has filed an application at the High Court in Kuala Lumpur yesterday to set aside an injunction obtained by Promet Bhd and its five subsidiaries stopping the bank from taking any legal action against them. The injunction
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      SES committee to be expanded to nine members
      317 15 THE STOCK EXCHANGE of Singapore committee is to be expanded from its current seven members to nine. Candidates for the SES committee will be nominated on Oct 10 and will be officially elected at the SES's 13th annual general meeting to be
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      City Dev takes over Orchard Hotel
      149 15 CITY DEVELOPMENTS Ltd, which officially took over ownership of Orchard Hotel yesterday, has been approached by a few major hotel management chains and airline companies either to manage or take an equity interest in the hotel. But City Dev said it had not entered
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      COMPANY BRIEFS
      434 15 JACK CHIA-MPH has told the SES that its directors hope to make an announcement on the outcome of their review of the company's proposed issue of $50 million 7.5 per cent convertible loan stock 1966/93 around late November. KINTA KELLAS Tin Dredging PLC has decided to change its
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      LONDON STOCKS
      755 15 SHARE PRICES were mixed at the outset in slow trading yesterday and at 0840 GMT, the FTSEIOO Share Index was up 0.8 at 1,579.7, having touched L 580.4. The index closed on Monday at 1578.9, up 18.1 points from last Friday. The FT 30 Index also finished higher,
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      638 14 NOTICES THE COMPANIES ACT. CAP 185 BASMI MARITIME PTE LTD UN VOLUNTARY UQUI(MTION| At an Extraordinary General Meeting of the Company held at 24 Raffles Place #23-01 Clifford Centre Singapore 0104. held on Tuesday 30th September 1966 the following resolutions were passed SPECIAL RESOLUTION 1 Resolved that the Company be
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      400 14 Ss* ELECTRONICS PTE. LTD. (la Menken' Vahutery WlrftagUp) At an extra-ordinary general meeting of the members of Majld's Electronics Pte. Ltd. duly convened and held at 1 North Bridge Road, #19-05 High Street Centre, Singapore 0617, on Thursday, 2nd day of October 1986 at 4 pm, the following special and
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      231 14 THE COMPANIES ACT, CAP. UK AL SINAB SING APORE PTE LTD (IN VOLUNTARY LIQUIDATION) At an Extraordinary General Meeting of the Company held at 36 Robinson Road, #07-04 City House, Singapore 0106 on 20th day of September 1966 the following Special Resolution was passed:That the Company be wound up voluntarily
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      224 14 THE COMPANIES ACT, CAP. US F.V COvl i l j >*> (PRIVATE) LIMITED (IN VOLUNTABT LIQUIDATION) At an Extraordinary General Meeting of the Company held at 36 Robinson Road, #07-04 City House, Singapore 0106 on 29th day of September 1966 the following Special Resolution was passed: That the Company be
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      297 14 In the Matter of the Companies Act, Cap. 185 KHIA INTERNATIONAL (PTE) LTD (Incorporated in Singapore) SPECIAL RESOLUTION At an Extraordinary General Meeting of the members of the abo vena mad company, duly convened and held at 4 Battery Road 12-00, Bank of China Building, Singapore 0104 on 6th October
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      44 14 TAN CHONG TOWER OFFICE SUITES Units from 30 to 90m 2 Flexibility of air-con hours Very generous carparking provisions Rental below $2.50 p.s.f. including service charges Professional Building Management For details, please call *****22 Tan Chong Realty (Pte) Ltd 15 Queen Street Singapore 0718
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      10 15 M onagers ust anage BT shows you how every Monday.
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    Microelectronic to invest another $8m
    358 16  -  Capital commitment to exceed $25m By CHUANG PECK MING A FURTHER $8 million in investment is being planned by Microelectronic Packaging (S) Pte Ltd following the $5 million it has already spent on expansion this year. This will bring the total capital commitment of the
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    Asian dollar market gets a US$200m boost
    431 16  -  By ALVIN TAY THE SINGAPORE-BASED Asian dollar market yesterday received a boost wtaen two issues totalling US$2OO million were launched by China's Fujian Investment and Enterprise Corporation and Australia's St George Building Society. The US$5O million fixed rate bond issue for the Chinese
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    Lock icon Trade deficit of major industrialised nations narrowed in first quarter
    250 16 AFP TRADING statistics between the six major industrialised countries improved during the first quarter of 1966, but the imbalance between the US, on the one hand, and Japan and West Germany, on the other, worsened, the International Monetary Fund said.
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    175 16 IN SPITE OF its many domestic problems, the Philippines is likely to play a leading role in Asean, in the view of Ambassador Tommy Koh, Singapore's representative in the US. And though the odds against her are formidable, President Aquino should be
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    191 16 Bernama MALAYSIA is thlnlring of scaling down its bilateral joint military exercises with friendly nations because of the economic recession. Defence Minister Datuk Abdullah Ahmad Badawi said in Kula Lumpur yesterday that the economic constraints Malaysia faced had made it difficult for his
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    Lock icon Aquino has repudiated people's mandate, says Enrile
    271 16 UPI Reuter PHILIPPINE Defence Minister Juan Ponce Enrile said yesterday that President Corazon Aquino had repudiated the people's mandate by proclaiming a revolutionary government a month after she had taken power and could not now ignore calls for a new election. Mr Enrile
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    206 16 AP THE SOVIET UNION has built up its forces in the Pacific in recognition of the area's strategic importance, but the US apparently does not share this view, the head of a strategic research organisation said yesterday. But China serves as a counterbalance to the
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    150 16 AP AUSTRALIAN FOREIGN Minister Bill Hayden said yesterday that Australia's help to Vietnamese communication systems would not harm his country's friendship with Asean. The Overseas Telecommunications Commission of Australia plans to build a satellite ground station in Ho Chi Minh City in June
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    Lock icon Johor State seeks to lower house prices
    128 16 Bernama THE JOHOR State government will ask the Johor Housing Developers' Association to consider lowering the prices of houses to enable more people to own them. Chief Minister Haji Muhyiddin Yassin, also who is also Johor Baharu municipal council president told reporters yesterday
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    Lock icon UAE pledges to stay within Opec quota
    177 16 Reuter THE UNITED Arab Emirates yesterday pledged to stop exceeding its Opec oil output quota in a gesture aimed at shoring up a stop-gap Opec production pact that has sharply lifted oil prices in the past month. UAE Oil Minister Mana Said al-Otetba
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    PM in Select Committee
    93 16 THE PRIME Minister will be a member of the Select Committee which will begin hearing oral evidence tomorrow on the Legal Profession (Amendment) Bill. Two other ministers on the seven-member Committee are Law Minister Mr E W Barker and Home Affairs Minister Professor S Jayakumar. The
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    92 16 Reuter COMEX gold futures lost up to US$5.OO on early selling yesterday provoked by the dollar's snap recovery on major intervention by central banks on European markets. Gold for delivery in December dropped US$5.OO to U*****.80 an ounce, before short covering edged it back to U*****.40,
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    53 16 Reuter WALL STREET stocks moved lower in moderate trading early yesterday. Takeover candidates dominated the active list following bids late on Monday for USX Corp and Bank America. The Dow Jones Industrial Average fell nine points to 1775 on 35 million shares. Declines led advances by a
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      30 16 Reuter CHINA Securities Investment Trust Corp will launch a US$25 million fund in the US next month for investment in Taiwan's stock and financial markets. Reuter
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      43 16 AFP VIETNAM has told the UN General Assembly that it is willing "to negotiate with China at any level, at any time and anywhere so as to resolve the substantive questions concerning the relations between the two countries". AFP
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      34 16 UPI US DEFENCE SECRETARY Caspar Weinberger arrived in Beijing yesterday for a five-day visit and was greeted at the airport by senior CMw Defence Ministry officials and US Ambassador Winston Lord.
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      50 16 Reuter CHINA yesterday called for a halt to a wave of illegal price rises for goods and services ranging from steel to hospital injections and train bookings. More than 146,000 breaches of price rules were uncovered in the first half of this year. Reuter
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      36 16 Reuter PRESIDENT REAGAN has announced that Japan has agreed to lift its curbs on US tobacco imports in a move that American cigarette makers say could increase their Japanese sales fivefold.
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      107 16 miSi&Sm ESH c v i M r\ candlelight dinner to relive the warm and shared feeling. A moment made rich with the happiness of love. And the full works of wine, roses, cake on the wagon and a reminiscent shot taken of the golden night. i Amidst serenading minstrels "Los
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      395 16 Fabrics Garments Shoes Accessories (TRADE ONLY) November 13th to 16th, 1986,11 am —6 pm atthe^^ Hyatt Regency Hotel ASMB6 3rd floor, booths #1 to 43 For the mtnth consecutive year, leading designers end manufacturers from Austria wilt present the latest fashion materials and accessories to buyers and agents in South
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      51 16 Outlook: Cloudy throughout with pro-down showtrs clearing around noon. Report for 24 hours prior to 7.30pm on Oct 7 ot the airport. Maximum temperature 29.5 Anofiotxl humidity 68 Minimum temperature 22.9 Associated humidity 96 Hours of sunshine 0.25 Rainfall in millimotros 0.2 Rainfall this month 63 Rainy days this month
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      233 17 THE RANGATIRA, a hotel ship which was used by Britain as a troop ship in the Falklands crisis, has been sold to Cypriot flag buyers for US$l.5 million. The 1972-built, turbine engine Rangatira returned to the UK at the end of 1983.
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      33 17 MAERSK LINE will be relocating its container freight station to F2 from Oct 15. F2 is a new godown with a total floor area of 72,000 sq ft.
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      399 17  -  By SHAHRIR ARIFF SHIP OPERATORS will, from Oct 15, get an hour's grace before being slapped a fee for making a change or cancel a request for the Port of Singapore Authority tug service. The Port of Singapore
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      86 17 Reuter THE Japanese Transport Ministry has issued shipbuilding permits for eight ships totalling 512,290 gross tons in September. This compares with 29 ships totalling 723,410 tons a year earlier and 13 ships totalling 398,880 tons in August. September permits included four snips total- ling 156,290
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        106 17 A 4,561-TON Chinese tanker was in collision with a 30,730-ton Taiwan-registered freighter off Western Japan on Tuesday, Coast Guard officials reported. There were no casualties and neither vessel was in danger of sinking, they said. Reports reaching the Japanese Maritime Safety Office said the freighter Ming Ocean rammed
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        100 17 A CHINESE coastal ship sank after colliding with a container vessel on Monday, but its 12 crew members were unhurt and were immediately picked up by a pilot launch, Hongkong marine police reported. They said the 21-metre Wei Lai 601 collided with the Hongkong-registered 10,823-ton Asian Jade
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        61 17 Reuter THE ENTIRE 23-member crew of a Thai trawler have been arrested in connection with the killing of two Sri Lankan port workers two days ago, police said. They said the crew were involved in a fight with local workers near Colombo's port district. Two Sri
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        85 17 AFP AN INTERNATIONAL sea mens' instructor course has been opened in Ujungpandang, South Sulawesi, in a joint Indonesian-Japanese project. Sponsored by the Japanese International Cooperation Agency (JICA) in cooperation with the Indonesian Technical Cooperation between Developing Countries (TCDC) programme, the course is attended by trainees from
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        41 17 THE POST of general manager, the chief executive officer of the Port of Singapore Authority, has been re-designated executive director with effect from Oct 1. The post of deputy general manager has also been re-designated deputy executive director.
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        108 17 MARINE SALVAGE executives said the 14,000-ton bulk carrier August Star was attacked by Iranian helicopters 10 minutes after it was intercepted and identified by an Iranian gunboat in the Gulf. The Liberian flag vessel was transporting a cargo of cement from the United Arab Emirates
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      1125 18 SLACK chartering on the London shipping freight market revealed little change in market tone on Monday, with the emphasis on time-charter business. Iron ore operators agreed US$5.5O from Saldanha Bay to Japan and $3.55 from Seven Islands to Hunterston while coal from Newcastle to Le HavreHamburg range paid
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      1237 18 Fairplay US-OWNED foreign (lag fleets will be decimated by new tax legislation which will become law shortly. That legislation withdraws a crucial, and long standing, waiver which had allowed American companies operating foreign flag fleets to shield shipping earning from US taxation. The proposed
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      921 18 AB Shpg V 5 Accord Shpg VI 3 Afeo Line VI 3 Ahrenkiel Liner X 1 Altrans VI 3 AC Toepfer X 5 Anro Service IV 2/3 Arrow Lines X 4 Atlas Line X 3 ANL 1 1/2 APC Lme V 4 APL M 2/3 ASCL 1
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      209 18 UPI THE SOVIET UNION will place an additional US$65 million order with Greek shipyards for four free» cargo ships A Merchant Marine Ministry spokesman said the deal, apparently clutched during a recent visit to Moscow by Merchant Marine Minister Stathis
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      176 19 THE MAJOR shipping consortia operating between' the Far East/European, Far East/Persian Gulf, Straits ports/Australia, Straits/Japan and the member lines: ACE (FAR EAST/EUROPE): Franco Belgian Services "K" Line Korean Shipping Corporation Neptune Orient Lines Orient Overseas Container Line Cho Yang shipping ANNO (STRAITS/ AUSTRALIA): Australian National Line Australia/Straits Container Line
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      165 19 UPI THE HOUSE OF Representatives has sent President Reagan a bill urging that the Titanic, which sank on its maiden voyage, become a maritime memorial. The bill, approved by the House on Monday after earlier passage by the Senate, encourages international efforts to
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      538 19 ICC expected to approve CSX takeover of US line Lloyd's List MAJOR UNITED STATES container ship operator Sea-Land Service dramatically reduced its losses in the third quarter, returning a figure of just over US|3 million, compared with second quarter losses of $49 million.
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      939 19 AFP BUOYANT enquiry for grain tonnage particularly in the North Atlantic loading area kept freight rates on an even keel during the past week. A build-up in demand occurred ahead of the return to work by striking longshoremen at east coast ports in the United States and in
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      136 19 Sea trade Week TWELVE nations have protested against the proposed US-Peru equal access agreement that was recently submitted to the US Federal Maritime Commission for approval. Japan and 11 European countries filed a note with the FMC asking the US government to take steps
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      SHIPPING LIST where vow ships are due...and when
      5822 24 aarhus Ming Comfort. Yang Ming. Oct I. Arthur Maersk. Maersk Line. Oct 9. Ever Guard. Evergreen. Oct U. Chun He. China Ocean, Oct 14. Nlhon. ScanDutcht. Oct 14 Ming Glory. Yang Ming. Oct 15 Ever Going. Evergreen, Oct U. Ned Detima. ScanDutcht,
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      506 24 AT CONVENTIONAL WHARVES Vessel Berth Agent Arrivol Departure fcged Fukuun Moru28 Hong Soon Jenson Poros Wood Yichong Birrtang Seno Gold Streom SC 2460 0 U Enterprise K34 K20 K33 K23 K32 K27 K25E KI5 K17 Kit Sunship NTYSS ban Huat Thong Soon P Elders Y Fung SSPL
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      828 25 RECEIVING OF EXPORT FCL CONTAINERS AND LCL CARGO Gdns FCL Arrival LCL movamant Ship Voy data/tima Operator cargo achadula Location Tonoh Air Mmg Comfort Qtuhe Hon Zhong He Ned V Oemen Oceon Legend Seo Hawk Giory Ace B Butang Ntaga 30 CR Tokyo Harvester Arthur Ms Mmg Energy
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      881 17 (IkhuUTS 1'! I IM' 1)u 11< 'i lit n Concise Comprehensive Contemporary Imm. OOCL Qmfoim\ Line Agents: IARDM 9VTMS AGOCIS (l*t fe 2*2*4/ OCR) 700 Cantomoent Road *12-05 SoyOmoml 0208 Id *****11 TEUX NO RS ***** TERMMM. CfS 3200 218 TO 220 BOOKMGS 3200 234 TO 236 PfXAKA MROM SVMC
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      64 17 US-OWNED foreign flog fleets will be decimated by new tax legislation which will become law shortly. Pag« II MAJOR UNITED STATES container ship operator Sea-Land Service dramatically reduced its losses in the third quarter, returning a figure of just over US$3 million. P«g« 111 Index to advertisers II Shipping schedules
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      923 17 )ftfj THE HEART OF THE DRAGON MAERSK LINE FAST TRANSIT T SINGAPORE/HULL SINGAPORE/TILBURY SING APORE/FELIXST OWE SINGAPORE/SOUTHAMPTON SINGAPORE/DUBLIN WWAIMI.VAiJWAUM 19 DAYB 19 DAYS 21 DAYS 21 DAYS 22 DAYS v.ii S' pore EXPORT TO USA. EUROPE. MIDOLE EAST. WEST AFRICA ASIA •Satpfet o»w* Tunes •O 13/11 1500 m OS 13/10
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      345 18 NOTICES in 11L 1 1 1 J k In H a I H k JEURO CONTAINER TRANSPORT INC in Yokohama wish to inform that MR EDDIE TAN JIAK POH, NRIC No. *****21 /A has left the employment of its subsidiary company SEABRIDGE TRANSPORT PTE LTD, Singapore effective with immediate effect
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      387 18 «U*o*>t/FAA EAST CONVENTIONAL KNVtCC TEL: 03-*****50 MALAYSIA SON. BHD. TLX: ***** MTM Frt Booking contact Miss Qan Further load/ discharging ports an route subject to sufficient inducement. SMppsrt Agent Goodrich Maritime Pte Ltd. Tel: *****35 Tlx: RS ***** QRMSiN Supercarrier Service TT TM Viz nm 2vi2 vi in cn "''H
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      675 19 The Straits Steamship Group J Mansfield Container Shipping Pte Ltd OvtrttM Containers Limited STRAITS SHIPPING Sinaaoore to Sabah. Swwk Brunai Ports and Bangkok If'.:*-; *i.x l »murn*.i.A\>iAm U/M M/M wu 21/11 a/u a/u M/U M/U u/ii urn U/U 21/11 a/n a/ii M/U M/ 12 12/U M/U •1/11 M/ll M/U 11/11
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      653 19 Franco Belgian Services fSj If I ~.f /r. fi. hr. in f.l r I .r..-. COWMP fflWO TO tMKft STOK F KLMB U Nrn Ita r»m to rw ca TOKYO I Oct 7 Oct) 27 Oct 21 Oct Oct II Mm *2 I nuuenoMJ) ne 15 Oct <n Oct) 3
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      411 20 Hapag-Lloyd 10 CONTINENT/ UK EXPORTS B*ha«cn Idam/lt a«ip 0/11 7/11 Ic Havn 9/u U/ll 22/11 2/12 J/12 17/12 24/12 31/12 10/1 15/1 22/1 H*W| 4/U U/ll 17/11 27/11 4/12 12/12 It/12 25/12 5/1 H/l 17/1 ipmt m 12/11 14/10 20/10 21/10 20/10 21/10 4/U 0/11 U/U 13/11 19/11 21/11 2C/U
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      499 20 fc=»: JCSline CSWW4 rwr FULLY CONTAINERISED SERVICE 15/10 (13/10) FROM FUROPf VIA SUEZ Member of the Ace Consortium CONVENTIONAL SERVICE TO IRAN/PERSIAN GULF NOON S PORE LOAOMG FOR WONSBON 21 In Pt 10/10 KUWAIT, DAMMAN, DUBAI SEAFIGHTER 20/10 25/10 DUBAI, DAMMAM. KUWAIT GENERAL AGENTS: CROWN MARINE CO (PTE) LTD TEL:
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      461 20 Hai Sun Hup Co (Pte) I td TEL *****06 (20 Lines) TLX RS ***** &BS ***** fill W fc. I \M IK\ C \K I.INI K. I II) STRAITS/JAPAN/STRAITS SERVICE SPECIALIST IN RO-RO HEAVY LIFTS VESSEL SEN AKEISH SEKI MATSUYAMA PWNCE OM. SKI NAGOYA Loadmf at appropriated Berth P4-P5 NOTE:
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      1054 20 Hi II IH ii I I EVERGREEN Full Container Service Round-The-World East Bound (FE/CARIB/USEC/EURO/FE) EVER CAIKR SUM ever govern EVER GLORY EVER IMK EVER GLOBE EVER GRMO SGP MIC RSG UC 15 10 11/11 21/11 23/11 22/11 24/ IS 21/10 M/M 1/11 5/11 7/11 1/11 5/11 1/11 11/11 11/11 12/11
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      873 21 PACIFIC INTERNATIONAL LINES PIL Building, 140 Cecil Street, 03-00 Singapore 0106 Tel: *****33 FAR EAST CONTAINER SERVICE INDONESIA CONTAINER SERVICE VESSEL SEA FORTUNE SEA FORTUNE SEA GLORY HOT A SING A GLORY VOY •631 ■Ml 11SB BANGKOK CONTAINER SERVICE PASIR GUDANG CONTAINER SERVICE PGD LOADING FOR 0/10 HKG/TWN/SUSAN 21/10 YOKO/KOS/BKK
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      657 21 BLC BEN LINE CONTAINERS With effect from 13 October 1986 Me are MOVING to 200 CANTONMENT ROAD #13-05 Southpoint Singapore 0208 Telephone: *****22 Telex No. R*****0 Fax No. *****63 EXPRESS CONTAINER SERVICE TO UK/CONTICNT C»6|m Bit ■Cf KSSLS 1 1 ALL VESSELS ACCEPT TO/FROM PENANG AND TRANSNPMENT CARGO EAST MALAYSIAN
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      494 21 DJASAGETRI A Joint Europe Service Of: P.T. ftJARAtTA LLOYI P.T. 6ESUII LLOYD P.T. SMMMtt IMOMESIA P.T. TttKOIA LLOTV 'EXPRESS SEMI CONTAINERSHIP SERVICE SINGAPORE TO EUROPE STm NJM im/ii a/u j-s/u I a/11 22-M/M M/ll nm/rom hik 2/12 t/u ITMM/IWM KMC 11/11 22/11 rrm mbao nm/nm kmk/mqo ft-m M/M-l/U I 24/11
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      397 21 BOUSTEAD SHIPPING AGENCIES BURMA FIVE STAR Loadvtf for Ranfoon Spore fanMf BMfkofc MEKU V74D 9/13 Oct 7/« Ort (P. Ma«) PA AN VIOIW 14/18 Ort MYITKYEE NAR V27CN 17/1» Od m *12*1 20/22 Ort 11/1# Ort 25/28 Ort V* TAMAJTAI SAMOA Vt FORTHBANK VI7N IVYBANK VI7N TOANA PRJGM V 2
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      1366 22 USA CANADA ATLANTIC COAST (Round Tho World Sorvico) K KAWASAKI KISEN KAISHA, LTD. 0. LEGOS *4 N. JADE V 4 0 IMS TED *27 0 KNKHT V 29 PACIFIC COAST FEEDER VSL F MBRDGE V2C 0 CHEF VSOE MARIA VIS sp n pn I OCT 9 OCT 10 OCT 12
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      656 22 '/Ie AUSTRALIA EXPRESS CONTAINER SERVICE Accepting FCL/FCL Containers CHANTOAS V2IM SO TRfUM V7IH CM. MM m AABMOAS *30H VBHVA ANURAG VS2H ARUNACHAL PRADESH VIM S O MAIRPUR vm tsucim* vi Accepting FCL/FCL Contain*™ Sm(jporf P MHH Pen** 15 Od It Oct II Oct 21 Oct 25 Oct 29 Oct II
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      684 22 trTfcrr GOLDEN LINE GIMN GUAM SHFFMG (Pit) LID a l** «T* *»"•< v- onroM iim ia smjim <m uni STRAITS/PERSIAN GULF SERVICE: s GaOCN HMMST Cotombo D"rt>» WJJ J* GOLDEN MKN Co*w*o A*** M»iki Ml 11 Oct OLDEN BE« ShJflfti* 12/HOrt CHMA OCEAN SHFPMG CO PEKING THE PEOPLE'S REPUBLIC OF
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      499 22 INTRASiA (PTC) LTD. 10 Anson Road »27 16 International P a;d Singapore 0207 Tei *****1 1 1 O Lmesi o BREAKBULK SERVICE TO EUROPE/UK NORDKAP *****19 P Kriant Lea*n tarIn Nrt NANTES/ROT/ANT/• (I mtrasea (fit) in nous m»n ■NT ME 9«rat CO S» M 71M711 NfTANC WK CO m M
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      827 23 NEPTUNE ORIENT LINES LTD S'pert NEPTUNE AGENCES PTE. LTD ft EU/AKT TPa/ju Id lb diet Tm* CfS ***** *****77 *****53 >*****? *****77 *****2? *****53 ORHKCT IMS *****19 27*1 U. far mmwi lre«M nfm. phase cjl *****44 lOUNE SON. BHD *****87/*****45/*****53/*****26 Klwp» lOUNE SON. MD *****71/*****34/*****35 M lOIJE SDN. M *****9/*****5/*****6/*****1/*****2
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      437 23 HEUNG-A SHIPPING Korean Flag Vessels SEMI-CONTAINERISED DIRECT SERVICE TO P KELANG. PENANG. BUSAN. INCHON DONAM M No I Daurn M7N Mi Hi (IMi) Mi 7 taun/tOM Mi 9 Oown HW Honw* St* Ml (IM>) Mi t Dm/UM Mi I Down WW Spm 14/11 U/U (OH-Mrt) It/II 2C/10 21/11 (OH-tk*) 1/11
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      654 23 SINSOV SINGAPORE SOVCT SHIPPING CO PRIVATE LTD SttSOV BULDW6 55. Market Street Sinfapore 0104 Tel: *****33 (15 Lints) Terminal Office: *****41/2 Cable Address SINSOV SMGAPORE Telei Numbers RS ***** RS ***** RS ***** P KELANC M/S SHMtKAT NAM SOON SOL MB. IST AM) 2ND FLOOR. NO 1. lALAN CEMPEMNG. PORT
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      38 23 Vf/./.s/ii/v TH Liisi FUKUUN MMU NO 21 12A DANG MMUGM .1« GBO MMU NOJ V.2IA rnm S*d K2O 10/11 15/10 14/10 10/10 SHBUSANA msm IMY TFTWCO. "tITO, U3. C*d SfrOTt. #11-0* a Mfel s>« ID- 223*2 <2 U"»)
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      296 24 [f REGIONAL CONTAINER LINES TO BANGKOK (4 SAILINGS A WEEK) SMGtfOK SEA DRAGON PITA BHUM SEA DRAGON E3E3E2EE mimrmtrl EES USEE UJtaoME Q3EESE [^2BEE2E iIiT^TTTTir Bui rrm Vvj BH EM Bin mn FFI yrnrM I I Mf. MALACCA STRAITS FEEDER SERVICE 3 SAILINGS A WEEK IIWl'l'! 1 'BITTM L'" J
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      193 25 LCL/FCL TO HONG KONG Also accepts LCI/FCI to other destns. FREIGHT MANAGEMENT: SNSAWK IE *****11 (12 LKS) PORT KELANG TEL *****17/ I BANGKOK TEL 253M54-5 REGULAR LINER SERVICE TO INDIA/BANGLADESH PORTS. ETA ETD DESTINATION "KHUNKAEX" 13/10/86 16/10/86 CALCUTTA PAJSI 14/10 17/10 TBN PROMPT SHIPPING LINE SA. nut MOHIM.T w soract
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      43 25 DAIICHI CHUO KISEN KAISHA. TOKYO HAI SUN HUP CO PTE LTD (SnqapofP) H S H (Ml Sdn Btid (Port Kclang> HAI FENG MARINE PTE. LTD. T«t: *****00 (7 LIMES) LOADING FOR HUANGPU Vessel ETA ETD A VESSEL 15/11 11/11 CHART POINT every SATURDAY
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      589 25 CORMORANT BULK VANCOUVER B.C. CANADA I ■OONESM/ USA AN) CANADA NEST COAST COftKNTKMAL SERVICE lOAOMC FOR VARCOUK* B C OLVMPIA PAD PAI KIA SAMM MCTWT 10-12/12 IS-14/12 21 21/12 one* loaomc roars sumci Mwcncm NXNCSIA/ NNA CONVENTIONAL SERVICE lOAOMC FOi MAMAS HAUHA BOWAT SWA CKBOK 16 ft** nv BELA (1*
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      610 25 yCN C LINES WEEKLY FCL LCL CONTAINER SERVICE STOK IBKK HKG KM KEE KOB MOI BUS YE LAN VOO2 10/10 12/10 11/10 20/10 21/10 24/10 25/10 21/10 KUO HSJUNG ¥610 15/10 11/10 24/10 20/10 27/10 31/10 1/11 2/11 TAO TUAM V 603 KUO LUNG ¥010 I »/10 1/11 7/11 1/11
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      374 26 FINE-LINER SHIPPING PTE LTD TEL: *****52, *****62, *****82 TLX: R*****1 FLINER ACCEPTING FCL, LCL A CONVENTIONAL MIDDLE EAST SERVICE I. It/10 DUBAI. BAHR/UN. MUSCAT, DOHA. DAMMAN. I KUWAIT ABU DHABI HONGKONG/CHMA SERVICE I. 24/10 MN6ANG, BEUMG. TIANAN, SKKOU. SHANGHAI, GUANGZHOU. WHAMPOA 1.19/10 BANGKOK I MADRAS AUSTRALIA > SYD, MEL. BMSBAK.
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      408 26 HEAP SENG TRADING SHIPPING PTE LTD 8001 BEACH ROAD #13-01 GOLDEN MILE TOWER SINGAPORE 0719 TEL NO. *****22 (3 LINES) TLX NO. RS ***** HEAPCO FULL CONTAMER SERVICE TO POUT KELANG/PENANG *ni Mjutui «f«m Tat: tMI«2K/M (1(1)1 Nil Kriwi W>UOTO EAC MOCKS SON BHD 03-3(1747/3 PHUKET MEN! SOUTH mWLWO SNPPWS
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      588 26 C.Y. LINE (A Member Of The ACE Consortium) CHO YANG SHIPPING CO. LTD FULLY CONTAINERISED SERVICE TO EWOPE (VIA StEZ) (pM C* TOKYO WD 9/ie nuicNon.D noa mm 15/10 HONGKONG CONTAKR ttlW 22/11 chna contamr nm n/n 27/11 21/H l/» 2/H «/ll 1/U 4/U i/U 1/11 »/ll 11/11 11/U U/U
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      767 26 COMPMM PERUANA K VATOKES (Cf.V.) "PERUVIAN STATE LINE" lD4dui( to» CAio MtUrja »o jnd J* ottiw Pnnnao pafts wtti ttmhipiwnt at Rote J On CPV Thioufti (Ms o' l«dm| to kn» destination jowewrett MURRATMKTT THOMASfVEKTT 11/11 Oct f 21/23 Oct 0 V« 0 "EVERETT ORIENT LINE"*. JAPAN/BAY Of BENGAL/JAPAN SERVICE
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      257 26 ZIM MKCONFEKMX MDOOCOT FUU. CONTMO SHKX ILL Ml FOACL carfow tt USA East t Ntesi Cm* CvMmM Caaada art HMD ».UJI aiua IJ2JI 4.12J4 1/12 4/12 1112JI 14.12J1 ::r im eiut container une n* iu ft vet ib m OUT IMOS 11/14 X II M KACHMMC 21/11 »/ll 11/U u/u
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