The Business Times, 15 October 1986

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    13 1 BUSINESS TIMES M.C. (P) No. 192/12/85 WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 15, 198 C 75 CENTS
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    FINANCIAL NEWS SUMMARY
    197 1 Ovtnm markets TUESDAY UK Hang Seng Index 2249.22 (-30.30) Tokyo Nikkei Average *****.07 (-20.66 Sydney All-Ordinaries 1350 5 (+11.8) MONDAY New York (Dow Jones) 1798.37 (+5.20 London (FT 30 Index) 1275.41 (+lO Ex chang* rata* THE S$ closed higher at 2.1725/35 (2.1740/50 previously) against the US? in
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    Shares take a breather after four days' gains
    172 1 AFTER RISING for four consecutive days, Singapore share prices drifted lower on profittaking yesterday. Trading was sluggish and total turnover fell to 24.21 million units valued at $54.77 million from 32.16 million units valued at $78.29 million the day before. Heavyweight blue
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    CPF investment scheme to be thrown open to banks
    577 1  -  Board to consider requests for participation By ALVIN TAY COMPETITION among the banks to attract funds under the Central Provident Fund's six-month-old Approved Investments Scheme is to be thrown open. No longer will the Big Four have exclusive custodial rights to
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    Task force working hard to finish study on small companies
    542 1  -  By BOEY KIT YIN A TASK FORCE, heavily dominated by the private sector, is racing to finish a major study of the role of small- and mediumsized companies in Singapore's future, and whether they are receiving the right sort of
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  • Article
    Lock icon NatWest raises base lending rate to 11pc
    118 1 Reuter, AFP THE BANK OF ENGLAND yesterday increased its intervention rate one point to 11 per cent. Following the move, National Westminster Bank PLC said that it would raise its base lending rate by one percentage point to 11 per cent from today.
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    Lock icon World Bank urges Manila to devalue peso
    206 1 Reuter THE WORLD BANK wants the Philippine government to pursue policies leading to a depreciation of the peso to boost exports, the Business Day newspaper has quoted a confidential bank report as saying. s The newspaper said that the proposal was in a
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    Lock icon Jakarta wins bank concession
    122 1 Reuter THE WORLD BANK and the Asian Development Bank have agreed to change lending terms to Indonesia, raising their obligation to 80 per cent from 60 per cent of the value of any project they finance. Indonesian Finance Minister Radius Prawiro said yesterday that the two
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  • Article
    Tat Lee pays $3.7 million for SES seat
    362 1  -  By AMY CHEOK TAT I TTF BANK Ltd, which has been given the nod to operate as stockbrokers on the Stock Exchange of Singapore, is paying a total of $3.7 million for its seat. According to banking sources, Tat Lee Bank has
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      264 1 |!-["=!/&"(&\!>-/*!=+@{&!<%<_/| Polytechnic prospects THE TRAINING and educational programmes for polytechnic graduates in Singapore and their career prospects will be under intense discussion next month. Local and foreign education experts will explore the possibilities for further learning which could be undertaken by the graduates either locally or abroad. {8m Page 9
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  • HOME NEWS
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      Adding value to chemical products
      481 2  -  By LEE HAN SHIH SOME 40 CENTS of every dollar's worth of output produced by the chemical industry last year was incremental value added on by the local workforce. In a year of general economic recession, the industry was also one of the few that
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      Consumer prices up last month
      75 2 INFLATION, as measured by the consumer price index, was up in September the first increase this year. The CPI rose 0.4 per cent over the previous month because of 0.9 per cent rise in foodprices. Dearer vegetables, fruits, poultry and pork more than offset cheaper
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      How to shake up a corporation
      175 2 USE DEVIANTS and heretics, both inside and outside the organisation, to say the unsayable and think the unthinkable, a university don suggested as one way to effect change in corporate culture. Or trigger the alarm for change by moving people and portfolios, or use
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      French machine tool maker wins GE Aviation contract
      293 2 FRENCH machine tool manufacturer MFL Asia has won a million dollar contract from GE Aviation to supply and install a machine for use in the maintenance and repair of aircraft engines. This is the third contract it has won in the two
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      The 'Vic' to be centrepiece at Japanese festival
      470 3 THE VICTORIA Memorial Hall is to be "frozen" to give Japanese a glimpse of Singapore's colonial heritage next February. A frozen replica of the local monument will be the centrepiece at the Sapporo Snow Festival in Sapporo, which is situated in Hokkaido,
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      Chinese leader leaves for KL
      107 3 MR TIAN JIYUN, Chinese vicepremier, left for Malaysia last night on the second leg of his four-country trip. The Chinese leader, who was sent off by First Deputy Prime Minister Goh Chok Tong, will also visit Thailand and the Philippines before leaving for home. Yesterday
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      Farms to put S'pore in the swim
      649 3  -  Government to show the way in breeding aquarium fish By RICHARD SEAH AQUARIUM FISH FARMING is to enter a new era, with large scale (arms complete with research and development facilities. The government will lead the way, by setting up a 25-hectare flsh
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      Buy into foreign companies, says Michael Fam
      252 3 SUCCESSFUL COMPANIES in Singapore should pool resources to buy into foreign concerns in their efforts to go multinational, said prominent businessman Michael Fam. By coming together, he said the handicaps of being a small country and lacking in hightechnology could thus be overcome.
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      Welders urged to automate
      161 3 A REPORT by Japanese experts has recommended that the local welding industry automate its processes to overcome its most pressing problem shortage of a skilled workforce. Based on a survey covering seven local companies in December last year, the report said the industry did not use
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      America warned against re-imposing fish ban
      480 3  -  By BOEY KIT YIN SINGAPORE will taring the US before the General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade council if the US continues to be unreasonable and re-imposes the ban on local supplies of aquarium fish in January, warned a senior government official yesterday. The
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  • Page 2 Miscellaneous
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      1075 2 7 7.00 PM SBC Text Sample Poges. 7.30 Opening and Progromme Highlights followed by Carol Burnett and Friends: The ear-pulling comedienne is back with a stnng of episodes from her old series which have not been aired in Singapore before. She is joined by old colleagues Vicki Lawrence ond Harvey
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  • ASIA-PACIFIC
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      Lock icon Europe losing hold on Asean markets
      365 4 American and Japanese companies have the edge Bernama EUROPEAN companies are losing their ground in the dynamic market of the Asean region to their competitors from North American and Japan. A year ago the economic ministers of the European Community the Asean countries a«ig*ed
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      Lock icon Asean to seek bigger EC market
      175 4 Bernama ASEAN COUNTRIES will lobby for greater market access to the European Community for finished products when the two regional groupings meet in Jakarta on Oct 20.' Plagued by increased protectionist policies adopted by EX? countries, Asean will endeavour to impress upon the Europeans
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      Lock icon Bangkok acts to overcome trade curbs
      227 4 Reuter THAILAND IS planning to protect its economy against US protectionist trade laws by limiting foreign borrowing and seeking alternatives to the American market. Thailand has already been hurt in world markets by subsidies for US rice and sugar exports, and the Council of
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      Lock icon Islamic Council urges a common market
      101 4 Reuter ISLAMIC COUNTRIES should aim to establish a common market among themselves. The Islamic Council said in a communique on Monday that it would also be e—entUl to have preferential trade agreements between the Muslim countries leading towards the evolution of free trade areas,
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      Lock icon Enrile sticks to his gun
      78 4 AP JUAN PONCE ENRELE, the controversial Philippine Defence Minister, says he will continue speaking out on iswes. "I don't mind being sacked," Mr Enrile told a military audience on Monday. "One must take risks if you want to remain faithful to yourself and to what
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      DAILY AIRCRAFT MOVEMENTS
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      176 4 I I \r\ The business person's cho4ce. every I I II \I I II II I Tuesday. Thursday. Saturday and I 1 VI \l I #1 II \l Sunday. Leaving Changi Airport at I A, /-L «L J 1 22:00 hours and arriving at Heathrow at 06:50 hours the following
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  • REST OF THE WORLD
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      Lock icon Latin America in a bind, says economic official
      514 5 AP LATIN America is saddled with a US$36O billion foreign debt, is growing steadily poorer and has "no way out within current economic adjustment policies," a regional economic official says. "Current regional per capita income is 10 per cent less than it
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      Lock icon Mexican debt swaps well-received, say foreign bankers
      459 5 Reuter MEXICO'S scheme to attract foreign investment by offering multinational companies cheap pesos through a debt swap is going from strength to strength, foreign bankers and Mexican officials say. By the end of this month it should have attracted US$6OO milium since starting
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      Lock icon United Nations relief team makes a major breakthrough in Sudan airlift
      226 5 UPI IN WHAT UN relief officials called a "major breakthrough", two planes flew direct and indirect routes to airlift badlyneeded food and medicine to beleaguered and famine-stricken Jul» in southern Sudan. Charles la Muniere, the executive coordinator of the
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      Lock icon The other crisis at the UN
      119 5 Reuter THE UN financial crisis has sparked acrimony that could engulf the organisation, but neither of the superpowers is likely to weep and South Africa would gain. Kishore Mahbubani, the delegate of Singapore, expressed alarm on Monday at what he termed the dangerous situation
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      Lock icon Canadian expo closes with a bang
      164 5 Reuter EXPO U6 ended on Monday with a bang and a song after five and one-half months of unexpectedly large crowds that could not erase a multi-million-dollar deficit. A massive fireworks display on Sunday night marked the beginning of the end, and at midafternoon
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      Lock icon Reagan upbeat about an accord on arms control
      514 5 AP PRESIDENT RONALD REAGAN says an unprecedented arms control breakthrough with the Soviet Union is still within reach after the Iceland summit, despite Moscow's demand that he abandon Star Wars. In a nationally broadcast speech on Monday night, Mr Reagan said: "We
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      Lock icon From bargaining ploy to a weapon in its own right
      328 5 UPI MEMBERS of the US Congress, after laying out a US$5 billion downpayment on Star Wart research, aid they were likely to start paying far closer attention to the missile defence programme because of President Ronald Reagan's summit decision. Mr
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      Lock icon Call to monitor media reports on terrorism
      157 5 AP A FORMER DIRECTOR of the US State Department Office of Counter-Terrorism has proposed Joint panels of government, media, community representatives and other experts to monitor news reporting on terrorism. Robert Oakley, who left the US government post two weeks ago to Join
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      Lock icon Mitterrand not contesting next election
      103 5 Reuter PRESIDENT Francois Mitterrand has given his clearest statement yet that he will not stand (or a second seven-year term, but French political experts say he could still spring a surprise and change his mind. Speaking to reporters after watching military manoeuvres at Caylus in
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      Lock icon Wal-Mart owner is the richest
      179 5 AP THE ANNUAL Forbes magazine list of the wealthiest people in the US is topped by an Arkansas retailer who is proof that the rich often do get richer. Sam Moore Walton, 68, founder of the WalMart stores, has more money than any other American,
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  • Page 5 Miscellaneous
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      52 5 Doonesbury ies, lENU9TW MONTHS A6O AS A LCMLY FOOT SOUXBR IN Ve UAK A6AINST PHJ6S! CAN I THZSAHZ QAM? NO! V r Q la «s THATZNOT spicwusvf aucxsT. SILENT ON itesußxa.'^r^ i •t c it II m BY GARRY TRUDEAU t M i J n as w: k i> ©I
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  • MONEY AND EXCHANGES
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      Lock icon Bonn's money supply growth picks up
      193 6 Reuter WEST GERMANY'S central bank money stock accelerated in September and is rising at an annual rate of about 7.5 per cent compared with the average rate of the fourth 1985 quarter. The Bundesbank said in its October monthly report that the figure grew
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      First Chicago to arrange US$20m facility
      120 6 THE FIRST NATIONAL Bank of Chicago has been commissioned to arrange a US$2O million three-year revolving underwriting facility (RUF) fa- Asian Oceanic Ltd. The facility is to be lead-managed by the Singapore branch of Credit du Nord and First Chicago Hongkong. It will be
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      Milieu signs $50 million bond issue
      158 6 MILIEU INVESTMENTS, owner and operator of Mount Elizabeth Hospital, yesterday signed agreements with a group of banks to issue $50 million of bonds. Proceeds of the bonds, issued through private placement, will be used to repay short term borrowings in Singapore. Milieu is a
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      Precious metals
      289 6 HONGKONG: Gold closed lower In fairly active trading yesterday on local profit-taking. Sentiment was dampened by concern weakening oil prices will erode gold's role as a hedge against inflation, dealers added. The metal ended at U*****.20/70 an ounce, compared with New York's U*****.20/70 and the U*****.75/U*****.75 finish here
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      Forex markets
      671 6 SINGAPORE: The US dollar yesterday recovered against major European currencies to close higher mainly on Bundesbank intervention in moderately active late trading. Dealers said the Bundesbank intervened here in the afternoon at around 1.9750 marks but could not estimate the size of the intervention. Several other European central
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      Foreign Exchange
      240 6 Interbank rates at 3pm yesterday: Local dollort to Oft# unit of tore^n Md Oflor o iw partly currency US dolor 2 1725 2 1735 ***** •22 95 Sterling pound 3 1099 3 1135 7 3469 •57 67 Austrafcon dolor 1 3893 1 3921 3 4286 •59 48 NZ
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      Asian $
      267 6 Asian ASIAN DOLLAR deposit rates yesterday closed steady at slightly firmer opening levels. One to six months closed at a common 5-15/16 5-13/16 per cent and one year at 6-1/16 5-15/16 per cent. Short-dates were little changed from earlier levels of 6 5-15/16 per cent for overnight and Wednesday/Thursday and
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      Money markets
      119 6 THE OVERNIGHT rate on the Singapore interbank market closed at 2 1/4 yesterday, up 1/8 point from Monday. The term rates were all unchanged. Mutes th« iwrm «f V» prime Iwlrk rates <f 12 M)ar banks apairihn hi ftgpri Discount Prices At yesterday's close Prices offered by discount
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      Simex
      602 6 DESPITE the firm doting in Chicago due to the late sell-off in oil futures, December Treasury-bond yesterday opened 10 ticks lower at 95.25. The weaker dollar, which renewed inflationary concern, caused the easier opening prices. However, the December T-bond managed to recover from its lows to close 6 ticks
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      393 6 <STY Fabrics Garments D MGTEXHA A9AB6 Fabrics Garments Shoes Accessories (TRADE ONLY) November 13th to 16th, 1986,11 am —6 pm 3rd floor, booths #1 to 43 < For the seventh consecutive year, leading designers and manufacturers from Austria will present the latest fashion materials and accessories to buyers and agents
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  • BANKING AND FINANCE
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      Lock icon Manila confident of new loans
      275 7 AFP PHILIPPINE finance officials were confident of soon securing fresh loans for economic recovery and easier rescheduling terms for outstanding debts, the Presidential Palace said Monday. Finance Minister Jaime Ongpin and central bank governor Jose Fernandez, Manila's debt negotiators, expressed optimism after reporting to President
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      Lock icon Canada weighs plans for offshore banking
      676 7 Reuter CANADA hopes to attract international financing business by establishing offshore banking centres in Montreal and Vancouver, but there is concern the costs of the plan may outweigh the benefits. Although few details have been released, industry sources said federal finance minister Michael Wilson
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      Lock icon The Hague not moving to stem credit creation
      480 7 Reuter DOMESTIC CREDIT creation in the Dutch banking sector is currently far above limits prescribed by the central bank, but the bank says it does not intend to intervene. Data presented in its second quarter 1966 statement show a 13 per cent
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      Lock icon Nigeria to ask creditors for US$320m loan
      157 7 AP NIGERIA'S commercial bank creditors will be asked to lend the government US$32O million under an outline debt rescheduling plan reached in London. The Financial Times reported that the plan involves a rescheduling of about US$l.5 billion in medium-term debt which falls due
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      Lock icon Royal Bank of Canada in Spain
      105 7 AFP THE SPANISH government has authorised the installation in Spain of a branch of the Royal Bank of Canada, according to officials at the Ministry of Economy and Finance on Monday. The bank now has one year to open the branch, which should be
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      Lock icon Indian bank makes swap
      106 7 Reuter THE STATE-OWNED Industrial Development Bank of India (IDBI) has swapped a US$25 million floating rate note of 1/16 per cent over six-month Libor for a fixed rate loan at 8.29 per cent per annum payable every six months with Westpac Banking Corp, Hongkong, a spokesman
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      Three banks cut prime rate
      57 7 THE SINGAPORE branches of three Japanese banks Bank of Tokyo, Mitsui Bank and Sumitomo Bank are cutting their prime lending rates by one quarter percentage point to 6.75 per cent. The cut took effect yesterday for Mitsui Bank, while branches of both Bank of Tokyo
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      Lock icon Easier rules help boost Tokyo's role as world financial centre
      571 7 NYT NOT SO LONG AGO, Tokyo was a fairly sedate posting for foreign bankers and brokers, a place where opportunities were limited by strict regulation of financial markets. Those days are just memories now. Tokyo has become a vital international
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      Lock icon Tokkin funds pulling in investors
      311 7 NYT ONE OF THE driving forces behind Tokyo's growth as an international financial centre has been the swelling of corporate profits and the increasing eagerness to invest those profits in the stock market. A favourite vehicle is the Tokkin fund a trust account with special
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  • WORLD BACKGROUND
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      Lock icon Third World fights the brain drain
      665 8 All is not lost, says ILO ILO DEVELOPING COUNTRIES seeking advanced technology and know-how can find much of the needed expertise among their own countrymen. But the irony is that many of these professionals no longer live in their native countries, having emigrated to
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      Lock icon Women increasing their share of job market
      761 8 Reuter THE DECLINE of manufacturing industries in many industrialised countries a bodyblow to hopes of full employment in the 1980s has masked a quiet revolution in employment for women. Throughout the industrial world, women have been increasing their share of jobs, while male
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      Lock icon Chun gets down to work on transfer of power
      628 8 UPI WITH THE ASIAN GAMES behind and the Olympics two years ahead, South Korea has turned to the last of three national tasks it has set itself laying the groundwork for a peaceful transfer of power in 1988. That seems a
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      261 8 PAR ADIZ CENTRE Offices that give you the business edge. An office at Paradiz Centre places you individually controlled airconditioning, and in an in-town location minutes away from tinted glass windows that raise comfort banks, financial and commercial institutions, levels further It gives you computerised lifts postal and telecommunications services
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      152 8 PER NIGHT We compromise on our rates so youll never have to compromise on your standards. Sound too good to be true? From now till 31st December 1986, our singleroom rates start from only *MsBo++ per night! And especially after considering the Hilton standard of hospitality and service, you wont
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  • TRAINING & DEVELOPMENT
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      MEMO PAD
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      Helping poly graduates along their career paths
      611 9  -  By TSANG SAU YIN A POLYTECHNIC graduate In Singapore often finds it difficult to pursue a post-graduate degree course due to a lack of opportunities locally and, if he wants to go overseas, insufficient financial support. If he is fortunate enough, he may
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      The right programme for the right people
      520 9  -  By ANNA TEO NO AMOUNT of intensive coaching will turn the average weekend Jogger into an Olympic performer. It may be too obvious in sports, but the analogy in organisational training is not out of place either. Programmes drawn up to develop staff
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      Cross-cultural deals
      100 9 IN TODAY'S competitive global markets, simple business skills are not enough. Corporate executives need a command of international business diplomacy including a thorough understanding of cultural differences that can often make or break important negotiations. To coach business leaders on such protocol, OR Management is organising a seminar
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  • FEATURES
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      The big fish lets go for now
      501 10 GOOD SENSE, it seems, was not the reason why the United States lifted its ban on shipments of aquarium fish from Singapore. And it has been suspended rather than lifted. The three month reprieve comes with new conditions requiring exporters to furnish such
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      Dexter finds right chemistry here
      1364 10  -  Specialty chemicals form an important growing sector of Singapore's billion-dollar chemical industry. The latest name on the local scene is Dexter Corporation of the US, which officially opened its Singapore plant yesterday. SAID ABDULLAH finds out why the company has decided to invest in the
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      Government acting on suggestions
      448 10  -  Letters te the Editor PAMELIA C LEE (Mrs) DtvMeaal Director (Predict Devetopmeot) fTlagspern TwW Premettoa Beard DEAR SIR, I refer to the BT editorial on Oct 8, 1906 "Tourism's Worst Enemy". While "what" needs to be done has long been identified, the challenge has been to
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      Appreciation for BT's gold investment recommendation
      173 10  -  ROLAND MA DEAR SIR, Your paper has done well in keeping the Investing public informed of the latest trends in stocks, bonds and commodity prices. The article written three weeks ago by Ramesh Chandiramani on the immense potential of Australian gold shares was God-sent.
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      PWD move encroaching on condo owners' rights
      170 10  -  EXPERTO CREDE DEAR SIR, The procedure laid down for approval of building plans for internal alterations to the layout of condominium units appears to have originated in Lewis Carroll's Wonderland. The Development and Building Control Division of the PWD is insisting that such
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  • SPORTS
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      Bill Fua takes lead in $20,000 Maruman Classic
      426 11 FOR THE SECOND TIME this season, unheralded Bill Fua put himself in line for his first professional golf title in the $20,000 Maruman Classic at the New course yesterday. The 34-year-old, still seeking his first win after seven years as a golf
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      223 11 AP ERNIE GONZALEZ was declared the winner on Monday of a rain-shortened 36-hole Pensacola Open after a planned final round was called off because of wet grounds. It was the first victory on the PGA tour for the 25-year-old who shot a sizzling 8-under-par 63
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      Lock icon Cash, Fitzgerald advance in Aussie championship
      338 11 AP AUSTRALIAN Davis Cup pair Pat Cash and John Fitzgerald each scored straight-set victories on Monday night to advance to the second round of the U*****,000 Australian Indoor Tennis Championship at the Sydney Entertainment Centre. Cash earlier this month won both his singles to
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      91 11 AP A £2.7-MILLION compensation bill sent to the 32 countries that staged an anti-apartheid boycott of this summer's Commonwealth Games remains totally unpaid. Games chairman Robert Maxwell said that the Commonwealth Games Company, which was left with a £4 million debt after the competition ended in
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      178 11 Seoul can count on multi-million TV boost AFP SEOUL CAN EXPECT US$2B million from West European television and at least US$2O million from Japanese television for the 1388 Olympics. International Olympic Committee (IOC) executive board member Richard Pound of Canada said yesterday that Japan paid US$2O million for the 1984
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      217 11 Reuter NEW ZEALAND remained the only unbeaten yacht in the America's Cup challenger elimination series by crushing Britain's White Crusader by four minutes yesterday. The unique fibreglass KZ7 stayed on top of the standings with eight wins from eight starts ahead of
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      SBC to telecast finals of Carlsberg Open live
      472 11  -  By WALTON MORAIS THERE WILL BE live television coverage of the of next week's US$5O,OOO Carlsberg Singapore Women's Open tennis championships at the Kallang Tennis Centre. The Singapore Broadcasting Corporation will screen both the singles and doubles finals of the tournament, which
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      202 11 Standard Chartered shopping in the money market, well tailor-make The adaptation for the commercial market of the two 'official currencies', the ECU and the SDR, is now available in Singapore through Standard Chartered Bank. When you are shopping in this market for a selection of currencies, we will tailor a
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      640 11 CRYPTIC PUZZLE ACROSS 1 See corrosion forming a brownish exterior (5) 6 Easily available for cash (5) 9 Soldiers' hat? (7) 10 Look hard (5) 11 Takes care of watches (5) 12 Deal with as a special occasion (5) 13 Ed could join her and get organised (7) 15 In
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  • INTERNATIONAL STOCKS
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      Lock icon IBM results an 'ominous' sign for industry
      557 12 v Reuter INTERNATIONAL Business Machine Corp's decline in third quarter results is an ominous sign for the rest of the computer industry because it indicates overseas markets are beginning to weaken, analysts have said. "There was a definite decline in performance between the
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      Lock icon Late buying firms Wall Street prices
      322 12 Reuter WALL STREET stocks finished with modest gains on Monday, with most of the buying interest appearing suddenly in the final 30 minutes of an extremely slow session. The Dow Jones Industrial Average gained 5.20 to 1,796.37. The New York Stock Exchange Composite Index
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      Johannesburg
      245 12 OCT 13 taad MOUSTVMLS A Alpha Abcrcom Aaci Amaprop AMJC ***** 270 1425 450 ***** -5 unch wch Bartows C G Smith CNA Cima Financa Edgon f«3 v<* Fug* Hw«4d 2025 Lnch 3050 wtch 280 unch 485 i*»ch *****8 250 190 unch 650 25 600 +5 Ub Hokh Lonrho
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      Lock icon Keen interest in flotation of British Gas shares
      102 12 Reuter INTEREST IN THE sell-off next month of state-owned British Gas Corp is greater than for any other share flotation at a comparable stage. Energy Minister Peter Walker said: "In the short time that the marketing programme has been running, the British
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      New York
      643 12 OCT 13 USS AJcan Aimtn Alcoa M AM Sig AIM SM« ACa-Chahtar* Am Brands he Am Can Co Am Cyanamd Am Elac Pwr Am Expraia Am Hon* Prod Am Motor* Cp Amax he Amarodo Htw Amoco Corp Amr Corp Armco he Asarco rv Art RichMd An Avon Product*
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      876 12 Amsterdam OCT 19 Hi *BN 536 00 -0 5 87 30 -If khd.1 97 30 -1 5 Akzo 143 10 -17 T Tr 152 30 01 *M£V 70 10 -16 A/nr o Bank 9220 -03 Stod 124 50 -1 5 38 30 ♦0.8 Bote 166 00 -0 5
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      513 12 i*er« to «te. aai miatimia m )r.S> ALL YOU WANT X J* L r 3 3 Six it. per person y Lunch: 12 iiViil'Tfi'i'iiiiraa 181, Kitchener Road. Singapore 0820. Tel: *****22 Happy Hour at the Treetops Bar Barons Tavern 4#f# Tfif Where you can enjoy a 50% discount on all
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      350 13 HONGKONG: Share prices yesterday closed sharply lower in heavy trading on profit taking coupled with speculative selling. The Hang Seng Index lost 30.30 points to 2,249.22 and the Hong Kong Index 17.55 to 1,417.06. Turnover was HK1961.12 million against 11.65 billion last Friday. OCT M HK$ Amoc Ml Hotati
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      Taipei
      269 13 OCT 14 XT Al Sncn Indus 1.56 -001 Alio Camant 2550 -04 Cottxjy Cora 34 00 -06 Chang hfcva Bank 38 60 -04 27 50 -0"> Chw ftai Camant 24 80 -04 Owi Hun Row 10 45 -0 1 Own Cham 23 80 0 4 23.60 -06 China Bact
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      Tokyo
      460 13 TOKYO: Prices closed slightly lower yesterday after fluctuating wildly during the session on small-lot buying and selling. The market average closed 20.66 lower at 17,318.07, but it had risen as much as 110 points in early trading and lost as much as 241 points in the early afternoon. Turnover
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      Manila
      82 13 OCT 14 hw Ac Of* Mining Anglo PW Ap«x Mining B 0002 0028 -0 0012 -0001 Arto* Con. B 20 0005 •OS inch Bone P«troiaum Banguat Con. B Fnt PM Hkigi 0.01 119 6 50 unch 3 +02 Lapanto B. Marcoppar \\ont««4 0.14 UKtl 0029 Phi Ovtrwoi Phfcx B
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      458 13 BYDNEY: Australian stocks yesterday surged to record closing levels in brisk trading on keen support for gold, metal and industrial stocks, brokers said. Investors extended a rally which began in late trading on Monday and ignored an increase in the Sep current account deficit to A 51.45 billion. At
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      132 13 OCT 14 Woo Choi Sugar 1830 -10 Dmlni tnd 575 •10 Donoo Corp 995 -21 Doowoo Hoovy 1300 -10 Doehm Wunfm... Dong Ah Phor 2719 -31 10 •10 Dong St#« Slock 1440 -52 Dongbu Stool Gold Star 1622 1670 -20 -20 Hard Bank 879 -12 Hani Canton* 1150 unch
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      160 13 Reuter BANGKOK: The Stock Exchange of Thailand Index slipped 0.17 to 171.21 on a total turnover of 1,317,967 shares valued at 269.84 million baht. Reuter OCT 14 Mm Ao Kham Thai Am Ffer* I IS« 1 Ayudhya IMIMmM IBS uncti Aground 40 50 > 5 BonAok Bank Bort Of
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      Lock icon Mandate for Amanah-Chase
      47 13 Reuter MALAYSIA'S state investment company Perbadanan Nasional Bhd has mandated Amanah-Chase Merchant Bank to raise a Ms4o million loan. Several commercial banks, including foreign banks, have been approached to Join the syndication. Pernas reported its first net loss of M 525.19 million on Monday.
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      Lock icon Japan Air Lines to buy 11 more Boeings
      367 13 UPI JAPAN AIR LINES, Japan's flag carrier, has signed letters of intent to order 11 new Jetliners worth US$B69 million from the Boeing Co. The airline said yesterday that the order represented further safety and expansion plan moves by the airline, which
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      Lock icon Daewoo Telecom to supply Manila with digital switching equipment
      134 13 UPI DAEWOO TELECOM of Seoul has signed a US$24 million agreement to supply the Philippine government with South Korean-developed TDX-1 digital telephone switching equipment. Daewoo officials said yesterday that a memorandum of agreement was signed in Seoul last Saturday between Philippine
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      Lock icon Record sales on Japanese markets
      108 13 Reuter NET SALES of Japanese stocks by foreign investors on the Tokyo, Nagoya and Osaka stock exchanges rose to a record 378.48 billion yen in the week ended Oct 4, surpassing the previous record 261.80 billion set in the week ended Aug 2, the Tokyo
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      Lock icon Taipei approves Yamaha venture
      81 13 Reuter TAIWAN HAS APPROVED an investment application by Yamaha Motor Co to participate in a US$l4 million Joint venture plant to produce motorcycles in Taipei. Yamaha will take a 51 per cent stake in the venture, with Taiwan's Kung Shue She Co Ltd holding the remainder.
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      Lock icon China-Hutchison barter deal
      62 13 Reuter HUTCHISON WHAMPOA has signed an agreement with China to barter more than 40,000 tonnes of cement for 50,000 tonnes of steaming coal. Green Island Cement Co Ltd, a company controlled by Hutchison's chairman Li Ka-Shing, would provide the cement, Hutchison said in a statement yesterday. The
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      122 13 j.) •0 *L 1 4 i <1 m». b. r?, -*»i 1 4 Your evening begins... ...at the Fountain Lounge The popular meeting place to unwind before dinner with a cocktail and friends. Musical entertainment from 5 pm. Happy Hours from 5 to 8 pm daily. Enjoy one drink free
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      134 13 1 4* f n «9 This month's delight International Food Fair Oct 15 31 Buffet Lunch Dinner Adult: Child: $8.00~ Special Feature Friday Vogue Oct 17, 24 31 Showtime: 1.15 pm LEVEL 4, Paramount Hotai, Marina Panda Road, Singapore 1544. Tat 344 5577 Meals at Cafe De Grand are twice
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      142 13 Fashionably hyatt Join the fashion-conscious every Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday (3 6 pm) in The Lounge. Watch our models parade the latest collections while you enjoy our tea spread consisting of fine tea blends, scones and cream, fresh pastries, cakes and fruits and imaginative sandwiches. Tea plus show at $10.50
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      104 13 $12.50 -d r en r»e'o^ BUFFET-LUNCH COMBINING THE BEST OF EASTERN A WESTERN DISHES IThtCoffM S vt* "4 19, Cairn hill Circle. Singapore 0922. Tet *****22 Telex: RS ***** 3* r y ■A Our Daily Spedals! A sumptuous 3-course western or local menu, different every day. for lunch and dinner
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  • RAW MATERIALS
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      Lock icon Currency issue threatens prospects of rubber pact
      553 14 Reuter PROSPECTS for a new International Natural Rubber Agreement (Inra) at final talks in Geneva look bleak unless the world's top producers and consumers agree on which currency should be used in the calculation of a new buffer stock reference price. Consumers, led
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      Lock icon Australian wheat crop forecast raised sharply
      295 14 Reuter THE BUREAU OF Agricultural Economics (BAE) has sharply raised its forecast of the 1986/87 Australian wheat crop to 16.11 million tonnes from the 15.41 million predicted in late August. The BAE's latest forecast, which sharply contrasts with the 14.66 million tonnes predicted in
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      Produce exchange
      143 14 Chinese Produce Exchange Setters' noon dosing prices on Oct 14 ($$/100 kg! Coconut oil Bufc FOB 40.00 04d drum FOB 53.00 New drum FOB 57.00 Copra Mixed (loose) 19 buyers Pepper Muntok White FOB NLW Sarawak White FOB foq NLW Sarawok special block FOB NLW Sorawak Asta block
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      SOYBEAN
      98 14 SOYBEAN futures in Chicago on Monday closed unchanged in the active November position and off 1-1/2 to 1/2 US cent a bushel in other months. Initial losses of up to three cents on a higher-than-expected USDA crop report last Friday were erased as early selling faded. Mixed buying lifted
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      PALM OIL
      111 14 MALAYSIAN palm oil futures closed firmer yesterday on strong covering and speculative buying interest in moderately active trading. Dealers said a higher Chicago soyoil futures close on Monday night also supported prices. December position closed Ms3s higher at Mss9o per tonne, January rose Ms 33 to M*597 and
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      OIL & PRODUCTS
      91 14 OIL PRODUCTS IT WAS a very quiet day in the Far East petroleum market yesterday with no business reported done. Traders were awaiting the outcome of the Opec conference before committing themselves to deals. Closing prices for crude (fob origin) US$/borrel Change Dubai (Nov) 13.25 -0.40 WTI, West Texas 14.40
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      Lock icon Brazil lashes out at EC and US sugar policies
      329 14 Reuter US AND European Community sugar subsidy policies have been blamed (or causing damage to the economies of Latin American and Caribbean nations. Brazil's Industry and Trade Minister, Jose Hugo Castelo Branco, said on Monday that a recent American sale of
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      Lock icon Clearing house hopes to complete review soon
      71 14 Reuter THE REVIEW committee of ICCH, an international commodities clearing house, hopes to complete an examination of ICCH's future activities early next year, ICCH chairman John Barkshire said on Monday the committee was looking at several possible options, inrhiding the separation of ICCH
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      KL Tin
      95 14 THE TIN PRICE <■ the Kuto Lam par Ha Market ciml watktmted at Mf14.1l per kUe yesterday. The market was very qsiet with spcratsrs aawilUag te trade la the absence ef fresh factors after Monday's holiday la the U8 aad a farther aheeaee ef haylag sappert. There was
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      Lock icon Two coal pits in Wales to close down
      181 14 Reuter BRITAIN'S coal industry is closing two loss-making south Wales pits employing 1,330 men, almost 20 months after the end of a bitter year-long strike in the industry. A spokesman for the British coal industry said on Monday that the pits at
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      SSR and SMR
      102 14 (cMtafa, 1-«« P IUt,> NOV 86 DCC 86 (currant iitoflrti) NOON (rorword month; NOON RAS Iwyen Silin l»f«n Siim SSR 20 172.00 174 00N ***** 175 00N SSR SO 169 00 171 00N ***** 172. OON MRELB Sdsvs B*ot Mot SMR CV 284 00 286 OON 285
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      RUBBER
      325 14 BINQAPORE The rubber market closed easier yesterday with November One RSS buyers quoted at 189.00 cents per kilo, down three cents from Monday. The morning session lost three cents on lack of buying interest and some long liquidation in quiet trading, dealers said. Prices were little changed in dull
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      RAS and MRELB
      317 14 RAS prices io S canto/kg, F08 m k NOON CLOSE krt 1 RSS Prompt 189 50 190.50N 189.00 190 OON Int 1 RSS Nov 86 189.50 190.00 189 00 189 50 Int 1 RSS Doc 86 190 75 191.25 190.25 190.75 In* 2 RSS OP 186 50
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      WHEAT
      142 14 WHEAT FUTURES in Chicago closed strong on Monday, up five US cents a bushel in near December to 1-1/4 cents in July, except for distant December, which lost 1/2 cent. Concern over possible damage to newly-planted soft wheat inspired speculative buying. Short covering and chart buying as December broke
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      LONDON MARKETS
      854 14 COFFEE Robusta futures on Monday closed from £30 to £45 above Friday's levels in a mildly bullish market. Dealers said prices rose on reports from Colombian officials that the country would be cutting back its mild exports because of harvesting delays due to bad weather. There was market
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      RICE
      64 14 Bangkok (USS/t<MM. FOB) White Ric* 100% 1st clou 255 100% 2nd doss 220 100% 3rd doss 215 5% 205 10% 200 >5% 195 20% 185 25% 175 35% 175 Broken Rice A-l Sup«f A-l Special C-1 Spectol C-l Ord 128 125 unq unq Loonzain Rice 100% 1st grod* 100%
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      103 14 m K Ji 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. 0 Amidst serenading minstrels "Los Viajeros", the "Liso Singers"
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      396 14 FAR EAST LEVINGSTON SHIPBUILDING LTD LOST SHARE CERTIFICATES The following share certificates/*together with the relevant signed transfer deeds have been reported lost or destroyed Certificate No. In Name of No. of Shares *****7/83 Foong Seong Lim 7 x 1000 ******1 Lee Yak Keng 1 x 1000 ******1 Lim Jue Tung
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  • SHARE INFORMATION
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      3557 15 iw «9h jam Company Last Sato orOr*s Dfcr Mv Or Of* YTd Nat P/l Vol (•000) «gh Low SECTION ONE INDUSTRIAL COMMERCIAL 169 82* 133 251 228 137 128 110 260 190 402 260 490 422 330 182 400 530 83 83 478 280 196 925 83* 420 330 156
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      Quality counters take the brunt of selling
      580 15 SHARE PRICES on the Singapore stock market closed lower In quiet trading yesterday, with the more expensive blue chips leading the way down. Losers beat winners by five to one. Double-digit losses were posted by stocks such as Metro, Singland, DBS, SIA and
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      Chief price changes
      235 15 SINGAPORE Rises Kboag Goon 280 +15 CCM 384 +14 T II 1 1 155 +7 H«m M 210 +6 tOI Corp* SO* 69VS 4H C«*t»n 482 +4 Atcam 5IVi 3H hlwii 271 +3 OUT 208 +3 Falls D 8 S 925 -30 Sf»n Load 550 -30 MMt
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      Business done on the SES
      3844 15 BID and offer price* officially listed and business in and reported to the Stock Exchange of Singapore yesterday with the number at ahares traded shown in brackets in lota of 1,000 units unless otherwise specified All Time Settlement Contracts are quoted after the word "SETT".
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      Lock icon MISC to lower debt ratio
      527 16 MBT MALAYSIAN International Shipping Corp's (MISC) is aiming to reduce its debt gearing ratio from the present 10-to-one to a more comfortable three-to-one after its public listing exercise. By 1990, the ratio is expected to be further brought down to one-to-one, MISC managing director Ariffin
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      Selected indices
      99 16 HONGKONG All Industrials Hongkong Indox Tuesday 2086.1 Monday 2069.4 Tundov 1417.08 FriSr 1434.63 Week ago 2045.1 1365.33 NEW YORK Hong Song Index Dow Jones Tuesday 2249.22 Monday 1798.37 Friday i* Friday 1793.17 Wt<k ogo 2162.76 Week ogo 1784.45 TOKYO Standard Poors Nikkoi Avorogo Monday 235.91 Friday 235.48 Tuesday
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      Unit trusts
      250 16 Moooo#fS prtcts MARA-Bumiputrs for Oct 15 fnt B'putra Second B'putra 4 99 5 04 4 55 4.60 Stngaoora Unit Trust Third B'putra fourth B'putra fifth B'putra Sixth B putro 3 50 3.55 Tha Commarca The Sovingi Fund 091 0.98 083 0.89 4.01 4.06 2 56 2.61 2 60
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      Lock icon HK Land holders approve Dairy Farm divestment
      174 16 UPI SHAREHOLDERS of Hongkong Land Co Ltd, the colony's largest land-holding company, yesterday approved a plan to spin off its food retailing interests. The plan, approved at a special general meeting of shareholders, calls for the food manufacturing and distributing operations to be
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      Lock icon Clausen's appointment a sign of resistance to bid
      665 16 Reuter BANKAMERICA Carp's appointment of A W Clausen as chairman and chief executive officer Is seen as the strongest indication yet that it will resist First Interstate Bancorp's takeover proposal, banking analysts have said. "They would not be moving so quickly to
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      Shares lose ground in Kuala Lumpur
      381 16 SOFTER conditions prevailed on the Kuala Lumpur stock market yesterday, with share prices losing ground on a fairly wide front. Some counters suffered doubledigit losses. Finance stocks were especially hard hit and incurred some of the largest losses of the day. Renewed buying among
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      Business done on the KLSE
      2218 16 BID and offer price* officially listed and business In and reported to the Kuala I <—psr Stock Exchange yesterday, with the number of shares traded shown in brackets in lots of 1,000 units unless otnerwue specmea. MUSTMALS A cw xd liimwala (3006 3045) Ale. HUo(—)
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      Malaysian Feedmills asked for details of 1985 accounts
      370 17 FOLLOWING BT's revelation of the glaring disparities between Malaysian Feedmills Ltd's audited 1965 results and its preliminary figures as well as the qualifications, the Stock Exchange of Singapore has requested the company to give detailed explanations. v In a five-part note to
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      Lock icon Promet's High Court submissions in KL set for Oct 23
      325 17 Bernama THE KUALA LUMPUR High Court will hear on Oct 23 further submissions from Promet Berhad and its four subsidiaries rej lating to their applications to suspend a receivership order j; against them and to lift a mareI va injunction
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      MPHB sells township project
      560 17  -  Ms2sm from Magnum Corp to come in handy By NAJEEB JARHOM IN ITS FIRST major restructuring move since the mid-year boardroom reshuffle, debt-laden Multi-Purpose Holdings Bhd (MPHB) has sold its longsunken interests in the upcoming Kepong integrated township to associate Magnum Corp (or MJ25.82 million cash.
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      Jopie Ong sells 200,000 Metro shares
      130 17 GROUP managing director of Metro Holdings, Mr Jopie Ong, has sold 200,000 shares in the company. Half of the 200,000 shares were sold at $5.60 and the rest were sold at $5.75 yesterday. The Ong family that controls Metro, a home grown retail giant,
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      COMPANY BRIEFS
      116 17 AMALGAMATED Properties ft Industries Bhd has declared that it does not hold any shares In Promet Bhd or is in any way associated with the troubled marine and construction group, except (or its past association through Tan Sri Datuk Ibrahim Mohamed and Datuk Abdullah Mohamed who were until
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      Johan now back in the black
      476 17  -  By LORETTA McLAUGHLAN JOHAN HOLDINGS Bhd, the Kuala Lumpur-based conglomerate which plunged into the red in the second half of last year, has made its way back into the black. But first-half profits for the six months to end-July at M 51.44 million are
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      New management planned for Oberoi Imperial
      242 17  -  By ELAINE KOH HIND HOTELS International Ltd, owner of Oberoi Imperial, has announced that the management of the hotel under Oberoi Hotels Pte Ltd will end on Dec 31 this year, after a nineyear partnership. Oberoi Hotels Pte Ltd has been managing the 560-room
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      LONDON STOCKS
      589 17 LONDON shares yesterday opened with a firmer bias after full-year figures from Glaxo proved above most market forecasts. But at 0822 GMT, the FTSE 100 Index was 1,613.0 versus 1,614.8 at 0809 GMT. INDUSTRIALS Oct 13 Pane* Attad4.yont 315 2 Au Don** BTR PLC 295xd 3 Bobcockt 174
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      283 16 NATIONAL UNIVERSITY OF SINGAPORE hi i ADMISSION TO POSTGRADUATE COURSES, 1987-8 Applications are invited for admission to the following postgraduate courses in the 1987-8 academic year (commencing 6 July 1987): Part-time and Full-time M.B.A. Part-time Dip. Bus. Admin. ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS (1) M.BA Candidates for the M.B.A. must i) be university
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      356 16 NOTICES NOTICE OF PINAL MEETING IN THE MATTER OP TB COMPANIES ACT, CAP. M PTE LTD (MEMBERS' VOLUNTARY WINDING-UP) NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that pursuant to Section 308(1) of The Companies Act, Chapter 185, the Pinal Meeting of the members of the abovenamed company will be held at 0001 Beach
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      414 16 53-5 > 1 i J\ MUC CONSULTANCY MU Ifl I I (in wafnay voluntary LIQUIDATION) At an Extraordinary General Meeting of the members of the abovenamed company, duly convened and held at ***** Valley Voulevard, Suite 340-0 El Monte CA***** USA on 12th October 1006 the Special Resolution set out
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      478 16 :v J CAP. 1M AND .V f i J ll I ill PTC LTD (IN VOLUNTABY LIQUIDATION) At an Extraordinary General Meeting of TRANSWORLD INVEBTIIENT PTE LTD duly convened and held at 141 Middle Road #06-08, QBM Bulldlnc, Singapore 0718 on Friday, the 10th day of October 1988, the following
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      163 17 Welcome to Dragon City r r s l: *Jr Steamed Omelette with Seafood V Steamed Soup in Green Melon *J&«2 Hpi Welcome to Dragon City Sichuan Restaurant where you'll find some K of the finest Sichuan and seafood dishes. Experience the warm and impeccable service, so reminiscent of traditional Chinese
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      150 17 INCLUSIVE OF FREE PETROL FOR 12 HOURS' USE Valid until 31 si December 1906 For you, the businessman flying to Penang, Kuantan. Johore Bahru or Kuala Lumpur, Sintat Thrifty has the answer to your day trip requirement Why pay more? The 12-hour Super Care Saver Starting from a low $68
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    Lock icon Lee: Stability vital in the crucial years
    483 18 THE MAIN PRIORITY of Singapore's leaders remains the need to secure the state in order that it can last long enough for the peoples who comprise it to evolve into a nation, Prime Minister Lee Kuan Yew told Japanese journalists in Singapore recently.
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    Busy days ahead for delegation members
    457 18  -  By MANO SABNANI SINGAPORE'S delegation to Japan, led by Prime Minister Lee Kuan Yew, arrived in Japan yesterday for two-and-a-half days of meetings and talks. Ahead of them are meetings with Emperor Hirohito, Prime Minister Yasuhiro Nakasone, the Japan Press Club, the Federation of
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    Use of industrial capacity hits two-year high
    263 18 MORE evidence of an upturn in the economy has been given by Prime Minister Lee Kuan Yew, who said the manufacturing sector was showing its best capacity utilisation rate in two years. In an interview with Singa-pore-based Japanese journalists on Monday, Mr Lee
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    PM expects another superpower meeting
    153 18 THE REAGAN-GORBACHEV summit appears to have ended on a somewhat icy note, but Prime Minister Lee Kuan Yew has predicted that the two world leaders "will probably meet again and not before too long." Mr Lee's optimism was based on the fact that the two
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    Tokyo urged to boost technology transfer
    221 18 JAPAN should step up purchases of products from Singapore and other Asean countries and boost the transfer of technology, Prime Minister Lee Kuan Yew said in an interview prior to his departure to Tokyo. Japan's seventh round of market opening tariff reductions in April
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    Timber bound for India may find few buyers
    412 18  -  By ANNA TEO MILLIONS of dollars' worth of timber heading for India could be suddenly laHrfng buyers following a reported swingeing increase in import duty. Local timber exporters have been told by their buyers in Bombay that with effect from October 6,
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    109 18 AFP INDIRECT TRADE between China and Taiwan via Hongkong is likely to score a near-10 per cent jump in 1986 following an upsurge in entrepot trade so far this year. Trade analysts in Hongkong said yesterday that during the first seven months of 1906, re-ex-ports
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    77 18 Reuter COMEX GOLD FUTURES opened lower yesterday amid worries in some quarters that Opec would be unable to extend the August production pact, said floor analysts. The pace-setting gold delivery for December was quoted at U*****.20 an ounce, down US$3, in choppy trading. It opened at
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    63 18 Reuter WALL STREET stocks traded mixed as oil stocks, pressured by possible difficulties on the Opec production agreement, moved lower yesterday. Analysts noted, however, that shares of airlines were boosted by the possibility of lower oil prices. The Dow Jones Industrial Average gained three points to 1802.
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      51 18 AFP MALAYSIAN Premier Datuk Seri Dr Mahathir Mohamad yesterday ruled out live television coverage of Parliament, saying that Malaysians were not ready for such a move. He said that Opposition parties would use the coverage for their own political ends by raising racial issues.
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      50 18 Reuter SAUDI ARABIA has demanded a higher oil production quota at Opec talks in Geneva, sending petroleum prices tumbling. Oil traders quickly cut 70 cents from the cost of a barrel of oil, with the US benchmark West Texas Intermediate dropping to U5514.23. Reuter
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      45 18 AP AT LEAST five homemade ahjflw, possibly aimed at Japan's Parliament and other government buildings nearby, were yesterday fired from two cars. But no injuries or damage were reported. A police official said that Japanese radicals might have been responsible. AP
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      52 18 AP THE PHILIPPINE Supreme Court yesterday ordered the release of the wife and bodyguard of top communist Rodolfo Salas under a deal that a senior official said had been authorised by President Corazon Aquino to save peace talks. Both, however, wfll continue to face rebellion
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      Lock icon Peace prize for Elie Wiesel
      55 18 Reuter JEWISH-AMERICAN author and human rights campaigner Elie Wiesel yesterday won the 1986 Nobel Peace Prize. Wiesel, who lives in New York, has been called the spiritual voice of the six million Jews who died in World War n and be coined the phrase "the
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      159 18 Our Executive Cheffc fresh new menu will undoubtedly drive the city empty. After being the finest French seafood restaurant this side of the Benjamin Sheares Bridge for so long, we have finally succumbed to change. Our Chef had long desired to demonstrate that his repertoire does not finish at the
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      655 18 iAI INTERNATIONAL MANAGEMENT INSTITUTE INTERNATIONAL SEMINAR FOR BOARD MEMBERS (1-3 December 1986) and SEMINAR ON STRATEGIC USE OF TECHNOLOGY (4-5 December 1986) Westin Plaza. Singapore Under the present economic conditions, the government and the private sector have to reorientate their strategies because of competition, rising costs and other elements. We
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      54 18 VMMm Outlook: Showers over several oreas in the late morning and Rep. ort for 24 hours prior to, 7.30pm on Oct 14 at the airport: Maximum temperature 28.6 Associated humidity 81 Minimum temperature 23.3 Associated humidity 97 Hours of sunshine 1.30 Roinfoll in millimetres 65.6 Roinfoll this month 186.2 Roiny
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      Lock icon Winding-up petition against OOHL withdrawn
      188 19 AFP FRENCH BANK Credit Commercial De France (CCF) says it has withdrawn its windingup petition against the Tung shipping group's public arm. The withdrawal came after CCF's agreement to changes in the terms of the financial restructuring plan of Orient Overseas Holdings Ltd (OOHL), the
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      88 19 Reuter THE TAIWANESE stateowned China Shipbuilding Corp (CSBC) is trying to sell two bulk/we carriers ordered by Hongkong's Wah Kwong Shipping and Investment Co to West Germany's Fried Krupp GmbH, according to a company official. He said CSBC discussed the sale of two
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      Feeder operators rationalise operation
      429 19  -  By JUNE LIM AFTER NEARLY four months of negotiation, three Singapore feeder operators have reached an agreement to rationalise their Singapore-Bangkok feeder operation. Four ships will be used, instead of six at present, thereby reducing by more than 500 TEUs a week the slot capacity offered
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      Lock icon Lykes to begin full box service to South America
      140 19 Seatrade Week LYKES BROS Steamship is to start a new full container service from the US east coast to west coast South America. The 14-day service will use three tls TEU geared container ships to be bareboat-chartered from United States Lines.
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        Meeting on shipping liability
        89 19 A TWO-DAY conference on shipping liability, claims and insurance will be held in Kuala Lumpur on Nov 5-6. The conference, organised by Centre for Management Technology, will focus on the development and problems facing the marine cargo transport and insurance fields. It will aisn discuss law
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        MSC to buy more vessels
        91 19 THE US MILITARY Sealift Command plans to acquire more merchant vessels with the aim of increasing the number of vessels of the ready reserve force of the US Navy from the present 75 to about 120 ships by 1993. MSC is looking for tankers with
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        59 19 Reuter INDONESIA has become the 48th member of the International Maritime Satellite Organisation (Inmarsat). The Indonesian merchant shipping fleet comprises more than 700 vessels of over 500 grt, a number of which are equipped to operate with the Inmarsat satellites. The Indonesian airline, Garuda, operates 75 aircraft
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        Wartsila wins cabin contract
        105 19 WARTSILA PLKKIO Works has been awarded a contract to build accommodation cabins for the passenger-car ferry which is under construction at the Split shipyard in Yugoslavia for Finnish owner SF-Line. It will be the seventh passenger vessel to use the Wartsila cabins. The cabins will be
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        Yen's effect on box makers
        70 19 THE STRONG YEN and stiff competition by South Korean and Taiwanese makers have dwelt a blow to Japanese container producers. The Japan Container Association reports that production this year slipped to the lowest level since the country began building boxes in the *****. In the
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      LONDON FREIGHTS
      1383 20 NORTH ATLANTIC bulker rates declined on the London freight market on Monday. A 50,000-ton opening on the US Gulf-Rotterdam grain voyage was filled by Bunge with the Oct 20-25 loader C. Nurfan at US$6.9O. some 70 cents below recent best payments. Other grain interest focuaed on the Great
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      449 20 FT UNIONS are intensifying their strike action in what is rapidly becoming one of the worst labour disputes Sweden has seen. Trade and industry are starting to feel the effects of the two-week long public sector strike and overtime ban. Crane operators in Gothenburg, the largest
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      397 20 Lloyd's List SALVAGE AWARDS under the Lloyd's Open Form (LOF) fell dramatically in value last year to only half the 1964 level and at £261.6 million reached a six-year low. The International Salvage Union (ISU) said in its annual review of awards
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      934 20 AB Shpg V 5 Accord Shpg VI 3 Afeo Line VI 3 Ahrenkiel Liner X 1 AJHrons VII 3 AC Toepfer X 5 Anro Service IV 2/3 Arrow Lines X 4 Atlas Line X 3 ANL I 1/2 APC Line V 4 APL HI 2/3 ASCL «I
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      Lloyd's Register reports lowest ship casualties since 1965
      329 21  -  By SHAHRIR ARIFF THE NUMBER of ships lost at sea last year was the lowest since 1965, according to Lloyd's Register of Shipping Casualty Return 1985. fte total tonnage lost last year was also lower. Compared with 1984 which was the highest
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      478 21  -  By BRIAN GOMEZ TRANSHIPMENT activity from the Mina Qaboos port in Muscat has been increasing strongly although Oman-bound sea freight has been a victim of recession and falling oil prices. Cargo throughput has started to pick up following the mid-year slump in oil prices. A
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      717 21 AFP THE RATE structure remained stable during the past week on the freight market, but fears were expressed that the current poor level of earnings on the tanker market might prompt some combination carriers to head back to the dry bulk sector. Reopening of the Canadian Thunder Bay
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      Kruse on shipping trends
      165 21 THE TREND towards fewer but larger companies and cooperation within the industry will continue, chairman of Hapag-Lloyd Hans Jakob Kruse, told the Australian Chamber of Shipping in Sydney. It would be fostered by the increasing use of larger ships which required operators to either gain larger
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      SHIPPING LIST where your ships are due...and when
      5728 26 AAAMUS Mine Glory. Yanf Ming. Oct IS Tang He Chin* Ocean. Oct Ever Going. Evergreen Oct a Ned Dejima Scan Dutc- Oct 21 Ever Growth. Evergreen. Oct gtu He. China Ocean. Oct 29 Ever Greet. Evergreen. Nov J. ABERDEEN Tang He. China
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      443 26 AT CONVENTIONAL WHARVES VnnI Bfth Arrival Dapartura KEPPEL WHARVES Aiton Argosy Qobol Uranus Kota Sotom Rajah Brooke Sphinx Ananas Barber Nora B'tang BekMt Gombela Hugheverett Kota Berfcon Koto Setati Lavender Stoh Falcon Trons Fjord PA8IR PANJANG Elrso Oyo Lucky Star Nfcoga 22 Olympic Pa An Hana Huol
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      887 27 Ship RECEIVING OF EXPORT FCL CONTAINERS AND LCL CARGO Gdns FCL Arrival LCL movamant Voy data/tima Operator cargo schadula Location Osaka M Tanoh Air Seo Hawk Uni Moral B Teratoi 6 Butong Shong Cheng Nkiga 30 Charxfcdas Ming Glory Clifford Ms B Kemuntng Nordsund Kkmg Reefer N Beryl
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      778 19 liamln is O! It IM' 1 )i( ti< >1 i;u Orient Overseas Uni STRAITS EUROPE EXPRESS SERVICE INDME svrM AGENCES (i« fc. 2*2**/ 200 Cantonment Road #12-to Southpomt, Singapore 0208 let *****11 TELEX MO RS ***** TERMMAL CFS 3200 21S TO 220 BOOKMGS 3200 234 TO 235 hum mm. smm
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      72 19 UNIONS ore intensifying their strike oction in what is rapidly becoming one of the worst labour disputes Sweden has seen. P«g« II TRANSHIPMENT octivity from the Mina Qoboos port in Muscat has been increasing strongly although Oman-bound seo freight has been a victim of recession ond falling oil prices. P«g«
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      1250 19 s Available at all good bookshops PUBLICATIONS THE HEART OF THE MAERSK LINE OUR CFS MAERSK CFS IS NOW LOCATED AT F2 call our CFS at new tal. no. *****85 *****86 ?»<"• EXPORT TO USA. EUROPE. MIDDLE EAST. WEST AFRICA ASIA *S<lvm Otami Im •a 2t/io isoo m CfS 20/10
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      280 20 NOTICE GREAT NEWS COMPETITIVE FREIGHT RATES I q 17:1 111* ilKi'J'Ll JEDDAH AQABA CALL FRATA TEL: *****04 FOR BOOKINGS MV CHAR CHING VO6W ETA 01 NOV 1986 YAMASHITA-SHINNIHON LINE TRANS-PACIFIC SERVICES STRAITS FEEDER Atlantic/Canada Feeder at Nagoya lnul 111, TTI I MT7T»nTIT»HW PT-yTTT WfHITW M.'." THH7Jf H W B3E3E■ lHLikLj-jgCTIKSuIPI!M
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      733 20 BANGLADESH SHIPPING CORPORATION Tender No. 1/86/87 (Acquisition/Disposal Of Vessels) International Short Tender Notice For Acquisition Of Multipurpose Cargo Vessels Offers are invited by BSC from Shipyards/Shipbuilders, Agents, Owners, Brokers for supply of 15,000 to 18.000DWT Multipurpose Cargo Vessels (not more than 2% (two and a half) years old on the
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      821 21 The Straits Steamship Group Mansfield Container Shipping PteLtd QC!L Overseas Containers Limited mii m... ..im STRAITS SHIPPING Singapore to Sabah, Sarawak, Brunei Ports and Bangkok rpm PJN 21/10 21/11 2C/10 21/ II M/u m/u u/u IVU U/U 21/11 21/11 21/U M/ 12 M/ 12 12/12 14/12 M/U 21/12 20/12 2t/U
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      840 21 NOTICE •I JlHffinijffHi? EfSEIHKTIf T?T ?aßSiuniH The Conferences announce that the rates now applying from this area will be adjusted upwards by 6 percent with effect from 1 January 1987. The adjustment will be applied only to base rates and not to ancillary charges. Interim BAF will not be incorporated
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      387 22 Hapag-Lloyd 10 CONTINENT/UK EXPORTS S pmt n 20/10 11/10 N/10 21/10 4/11 t/U S'ton 0/11 15/11 »/U 1/12 10/12 17/12 23/12 J/1 1/1 15/1 H-buri 11/11 17/11 27/11 «/12 12/12 10/12 25/12 5/1 10/1 17/1 rhavw Mmi/A'mtp 13/11 14/11 10/11 20/11 20/11 30/11 C»f rfEMvfk Fra*t«l Emrtu 11/11 13/11 0/12
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      672 22 KSline FULLY CONT AINERISED SERVICE ro f UROPt VIA SU€/ 1 Mfmhf ol CwisottHM" 24/11 25/11 X/U 29/11 2/12 1/12 2/12 3/12 6/12 «/12 FROM t iJROPf VIA SUf I Mpmb 1,1 thf f C0( 0 1/11 2/11 t/U 9/11 15/11 16/11 Bnai T*r* 29-10 3/U S/U 10/11 12/11 17/11
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      422 22 Sun Hup C o (Pte) I td TEL *****06 (20 Limps) TLX RS ***** RS ***** l I \S I I K\ \K I l\l K. Ill) STRAITS/ JAPAN/ STRAITS SERVICE SPECIALIST IN RO-RO HEAVY LIFTS NOTE: ALSO CALLMG OTHER MPAICSE PORTS. HONGKONG. TAIWAN CHMESE PORTS, SBJECT ROUCEMENT I ML
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      517 22 EVERGREEN Full Container Service Round-The-World East Bound (FE/CARIB/USEC/EURO/FE) Round-The-World West Bound (FE/EURO/USEC/CARIB/FE) US WEST COAST FAR EAST/RED SEA/MEDITERRANEAN MED/RED SEA/F.E. INBOUND Spore GREEN ASIA SHIPPING PTE LTD M SIAN Agents SI An:.on Ho.kl 1.1 S.' An ,on »-ntr»' Sin<],tpot»■ 0. 07 IF I 11 1 ilO I mi-si 1 .JAN
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      756 23 PACIFIC INTERNATIONAL LINES PIL Building, 140 Cecil Street, 03-00 Singapore 0106 Tel: *****33 FAR EAST CONTAINER SERVICE VESSEL MAJAPAHIT OOWA KOTA BINOA SIN JKT NY SIN HKG KAO *TCM KEE BUS 'tmm *HTC YOK £>0 KEE mil w aSJ" 10/10 £2 34/10 2*lo 3S/10 27/10 20/10 01/11 W/11 04/11 00/11
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      686 23 BEN LINE CONTAINERS We have MOVED to 200 CANTONMENT ROAD #13-05 SOUTHPOINT, SINGAPORE 0206 TEL: *****22 EXPRESS CONTAMER SERVICE TO UK/COHTHEKT Cvdfai Bit ALL VESSELS ACCEPT TRANSHPMENT CARGO TO/FROM PENANG AND EAST MALAYSIAN PORTS KkJJEBSEN LINE NEW ZEALAND TO NEW ZEALAND, PAPUA NEW GUINEA FUI ADO SMITH PACIFIC ISLANDS ran
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      451 23 DJASAQETRI A Joint Europe Service Of. P.T. DJAKARTA LLOYD P.T. GESURI LLOYD f. T. SMMBBM mmmm F.T. ram LLOYD ''EXPRESS SEMI CONTAINERSHIP SINGAPORE TO EOROPE CMC* BHMTT VItVS KSSII tftUMMK Vi m STOK 11-11/11 */u 29/11 21/11 IWI/IMI KMC 2/12 1/12 Vii i/u SMI 22-24/11 11/11 a van/raw kmc 11/11
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      417 23 BOUSTEAD SHIPPING AGENCIES BURMA FIVE STAlF(Burmese National Line) Loading for Rangoon Spore PJtcbnc Pcrunf Bi 11/17 Od PMN VIOIN 14/ It Oct MYITKYH MM *27tN It/17 Od FA6AN ¥104* 11/20 Od mmtr 21/220 d 11/19od 25/24 Od V* BANK LINE EXPRESS SOt-COWTWO NORTHBOID TO UKC SPORE ROAM HULL HI IVYBANK
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      1403 24 K USA CANADA ATLANTIC COAST (Round The World Service) KAWASAKI KISEN KAISHA, LTD. 1 N. IMX V 4 0 MMSTER ¥27 VERRAZANO BHDS VS3 SPORE 17 Oct il Nov JO Oct 25 Nov 7 Nov 30 Nov CHLS 22 Nov 7 Dec 12 Dec NFK 24 Nov 8 Dec 13
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      689 24 ''m AUSTRALIA EXPRESS CONTAINER SERVICE Accepting FCL/FCL Containers PKtUnc lM« Vnsrt Sport MHt> Frtm Sfdr Mm Acccpft VPS I) Oct CHftNOOAS V 77 4 No. 20 Not 79 No. 71 No. «4et Bra PPfRVB 4 No. MWtOAS *31 UNo. 5 Dtc 13 Ok II Dec MH BfO R V3O 70
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      748 24 GOLDEN LINE GUAM GUAM SWMNG (PTC) LTD n. W kym Start 'vrnurm mm m uowt ui uhs> STRAITS/PCRSIAM GULF SERVICE: SOU** HMWST Colombo Kjtaclti MmcJt Dub* GOUXM IMVCN Colombo UKk Bahrain Spore P Mai*P«iant 71/21 Oct 4/4 Rw CHMA OCEAN SHPPMG CO., PEKMG THE PEOPLE'S REPUBLIC OF CHMA UIAkLFILI! Hill
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      285 24 INTRASEA (PTE) LTD 10 Anson Road »27 16 Internal ona Pi a/a Singapore 0207 Tel *****11 |1() imesi Or- L'l t f. M BREAKBULK SERVICE TO EUROPE/UK i| s'para P. Itel Lu*« tar- (HO* *****23 21/1# ROT/ANT/BELFAST/IM (AVON) FURIA 885C924 2/11 FDOAM NMPHBTO i *****11 *****14 41SIU/2 P Q PHUHRON
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      874 25 Spat NEPTIXC AGEWCfS PTE LTD EE EU/AUST IPB/SU TalNi Office Tannaul CPE BOORBKS *****77 *****53 *****42 *****77 *****22 *****53 *****42 OR OKCT IMS *****11 *****1* *****11 NEPUNE SON. BHD. *****87/*****45/*****53/*****26 NEPIM SON. BHD. *****71/*****14/*****35 fOlli SON BH>. *****5/*****5/*****0/*****1/*****2 NEPTUNE ORIENT LINES LTD i STRAITS/AUSTRALIA RO-fiO CONTAINER SERVICE A momboc of
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      492 25 HEUNG-A SHIPPING Korean Flag Vessels SEMI-CONTAINERISED DIRECT SERVICE TO P KELANG, PENANG. BUSAN. INCHON toul No I Oanan M7N ft*. MM (Mala) Hi 7 Dm HI lb. Donan MMN Mrai MM (Mi) Ho t Dna/HW Ni. I Donan MM No. 7 Donan MM S W» »GINIS NIP I lit# AGENCIES
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      744 25 SINSOV SINGAPORE SOVIET SHIPPING CO PRIVATE LTD SINSOV BUUMNG 55. Market Street Singapore 0104 Tel: *****33 (15 Lines) Terminal Office: *****41/2 Cable Address SINSOV SMGAPOtt Tdei Numbers RS ***** RS ***** RS 2510S f KELANG M S SHARKAT NAM SOON SON. BHD. IST ANO 2ND FLOOR. NO 1 JALAN CEMPtNWG
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      409 26 iffgfj 1 REGIONAL CONTAINER LINES TO BANGKOK (4 SAILINGS A WEEK) i. 11 HYA BHUM rm nm a .1 CSSi3HSE [2EBES2E i [3OE222E ignCIESsSB |l'i "IIV!, I'IEETPHMimriiJW MEEBEgmUBMiiP^i TO SOUTH THAILAND VESSEL PIYA BHUM RATANA BHUM RATANA BHUM RATANA BHUM RATANA BHUM MALACCA STRAITS FEEDER SERVICE 3 SAILINGS A WEEK
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      196 26 VAN OMMEREN FERI MALAYSIA SDN. BHD. R0«0 CONTAINER PAUfTISED KEEKI* StPrflCf in MIAN'AN KIirHING KINABAIU ALSO ACCEPTING SELF DRIVEN Mf Ayv VEHIQES REGULAR DEPARTURE S'PORE EVERY FRIDAY ON "CRUISE MUHIBAH" For Bookinfs/Fretctrt/Passcneer enquiries, pb contact: agents SEARO FERI AGENCES PTE LTD 19, KERNEL iOAD, #05-02/03 JIT POH BUILDING S'PORE 0208
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      154 26 Regional Weather f 9i 7 c fe V V\ K •I r. SS SIGNIFICANT WEATHER AND SEA CONDITIONS AT 7.30 A.M. THIS MORNING. "cTWmd d*ect»on speed m knots LiGiNO R Thunderstorm Temperoture V A $h omef Weather Wmd d*ect»on witt> speed «n knots Rom Cloudy St, Wo,,h^" SuHot* ore >nd«ated
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      203 27 CHART POINT every SATURDAY BANGKOK SERVICES TROPICAL ROSE THE NEW STRAITS SIWWQ CO (PTC) LTD 51 ANSON ROAD #OS-S3 ANSON CENTRE SMQAPORE 0007 TEL: 22HN7/2MHB] REGULAR CONVEMTMNUL/CONTI SERVICES TO CHITTMONO IT »i» EW ETO CMJJNG miSSMXM I 17/K SjM SjM TMTft KTI lIC lOC TBC WTY DOCK m 15/11/ It
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      598 27 CORMORANT BULK CARRIERS VANCOUVER B.C. CANADA NWICStt/ USA AND CANADA NEST COAST CONKMTKMN. SEJWCE IOAONC FOR VMCONH IC UTWM mo Ml KU WCTOtT 19-12/12 15-14/12 21 23/12 Otto 10A0K POTS SUBJECT mucoon ■OONESIA/ »w CONVENTIONAL SERVICE 10MMG ft* (MORAS HALM KMII sum chboh una rn '•"Wl4 2T21/1I 22 2J/II 23-24/14
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      757 27 cN C LINES WEEKLY FCL LCL CONTAINER SERVICE STOK HI MIC RW UE KOB MO) BUS KUO KSUK VCIO 19/11 22/10 21/10 30/10 31/10 4/11 5/11 0/11 KUO LUNG *10 1/11 3/11 9/11 11/11 12/11 10/11 17/11 11/11 TE LM VSO3 1/11 11/11 10/11 11/11 19/11 23/11 24/11 25/11 KUO
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      516 28 FINE-LINER SHIPPING PTE LTD TEL: *****52, *****62, *****82 TLX: R*****1 FLINER ACCEPTING FCL, LCL ft CONVENTIONAL MDOIE EAST SERVICE 18/10. 2C/10 MBAI. BAHRA*. MUSCAT. DOHA. DAMMAN. 21/10. 4/11 KUWAIT ABU DHABI HONGKONG/CHMA SERVICE 15/10. 24/10. 31/10 XMGANG. BCIJMG. TI AN Ah. SHEKOU. SHANGHAI, «/11, 15/11 GUANGZHOU. WHAMPOA 21/10. 2«/io, 5/11
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      392 28 HEAP SENG TRADING SHIPPING PTE LTD 6001 BEACH ROAD #13-01 GOLDEN MILE TOWER SINGAPORE 0719 TEL NO. 2****** (3 LINES) TLX NO. RS ***** HEAPCO Ip.t. united shipping organisation ltd FAST WRECT REGULAR JAKARTA/ SURABAYA/ PALEMBANG/ PADANG/ VS. P lAWA V 6/86 P KALMANTAM VlO/86 P SUMATDtA Vl4/86 P. JANA
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