The Business Times, 24 November 1986

Microfilm: NL15627
Total Pages: 28
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    Masthead
    12 1 BUSINESS TIMES M.C. (P) No. 192/12/85 MONDAY, NOVEMBER 14, MM 75 CENTS
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  • Article, Illustration
    Aquino dismisses Enrile and prevents possible coup
    684 1 PRESIDENT Corazon Aquino, declaring that her government needed a fresh start, yesterday dismissed the man who helped put her in power and then did his best to undermine her rule. Mrs Aquino asked all members of the Cabinet to resign and immediately accepted
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  • Article
    DTC depositors unlikely to get money back soon
    118 1 DEPOSITORS with the 24 Malaysian deposit-taking cooperatives (DTCs) whose assets have been frozen since August are unlikely to get their money back soon. They will have to wait for the conclusion of proposed bail-out negotiations between the finan-cially-stricken DTCs and commercial banks
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    Teck Puat no longer adviser to Royal Holiday Inn
    604 1  -  Brunei Investment Agency officials visited Singapore a month ago By RAMESH CHANDIRAMANI,ALVIN TAY HOTEL TYCOON Tan Sri Khoo Teck Puat, whose 75-per-cent owned National Bank of Brunei was ordered to close by the Sultan of Brunei last week, has ceased to
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    Hearing into biggest loan scandal today
    148 1 THE BRUNEI Magistrate Court will hear the country's biggest loan scandal involving the National Bank of Brunei this afternoon. Khoo Ban Hock faces five charges of conspiracy to defraud the bank, its depositors and lenders, and false accounting. He is jointly charged with auditors
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  • Article
    Taking stock after Brunei
    57 1 WHAT is the shape of the stock market after the shocking news about National Bank of Brunei? Turn to Chartpoint for a technical update of the Straits Times Industrial Index. This week's Personal Investment page also looks at the Hongkong and China Gateway Fund packaged by
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    Khoo sells holdings in banks
    584 1 THE BIG STAKES which Tan Sri Khoo Teck Puat once held in the major local banks have been sold. A BT check with brokers and financial sources over the weekend revealed that Tan Sri Khoo had capitalised on the strong surge in local share prices
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    The pitfalls of protocol
    47 1 Crossing your legs while seated is almost unforgiveable and keep that cigarette unlit unless permission is granted. MARGARET THOMAS looks at a new book that offers tips on avoiding the pitfalls 6f protocol when in the presence of Malaysian royalty, s** Rage 10
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  • Article
    Lock icon Soviet troops may pull out of Afghanistan
    383 1 Reuter SOVIET LEADER Mikhail Gorbachev says a political settlement leading to withdrawal of Soviet troops from Afghanistan is not far away. Mr Gorbachev made the comments during a two-hour interview broadcast by Indian state radio and television last night on the eve of
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      235 1 Need a housing ban? W\YIOO\(. 737-7977 iiF»>My<bong Mortgage And Finance (S) Ltd J/ A wholly-owned subsidiary of Hongkongßank 6 Claymore Hill #03-00. Claymore Plaza. Singapore 0922 MANAGEMENT LOCAL ELECTRONICS manufacturer Singatronics has made it big it is reputed to be one of the biggest contract manufacturers of computer-based and high
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      282 1 Foreigners bullish on Philippines, Pago 2 New PAP Central Executive Committee to steer Singapore into the *****, Back Page MARKET REVJEWS MONEY EXCHANGES RAW MATERIALS LETTERS FOREIGN INVESTORS are generally bullish on the Philippines with the advent of the new administration but the inflow of hinds is not expected to
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      118 1 Of? r m Ut 41 m Trans-Pacific JAL*s terrific Regular connecting flights from Singapore via Tokyo with a flight schedule that's second to none. Over 60 flights a week to 7 major U.S. cities and Vancouver. The Executive Express leaves Tokyo daily, flies non-stop and is the first to arrive
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  • ASIA-PACIFIC
    • Article
      Lock icon Foreigners bullish on Philippines
      495 2 ijiflow of funds expected after February plebiscite Bernama FOREIGN INVESTORS are generally bullish on the Philippines with the advent of the new administration but the inflow of funds is not expected to take place until the new Constitution is ratified in a plebiscite scheduled for Feb
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      Lock icon China's state revenue falls while output cost rises
      325 2 AFP CHINA'S state revenue has fallen in the past year while production costs have increased and fund circulation has slowed, according to a newspaper report on Saturday. The China Daily quoted Zhu Rongji, the vice-minister of the State Economic Commission, as having
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      Lock icon Better economic showing than expected
      145 2 AFP TAIWAN is expected to register 10.77 per cent economic growth this year, almost double the original official estimate of 5.5 per cent. Exports and imports were expected to total a record US$7l.4 billion and brisk exports as a result of gradual recovery from recession
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      Lock icon Seoul, Taipei reaping material benefits
      349 2 UPI SOUTH KOREA and Taiwan are reaping the gains from Japan's textile slump, according to "World textile trade and production trends", one of five reports in the latest issue of Textile Outlook Internetional, released in London during the weekend. The rising yen had led to
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      Lock icon Tokyo agrees to curb exports of machine tools
      172 2 UPI JAPAN has agreed to limit the export of machine tools to the US, says the commerce department. A new five-year agreement will place limits on machining centres, lathes, computer and non-computer bunching and sharing machines and milling machines. Congresswoman Nancy Johnson
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      Lock icon ADB celebrating 20th year today
      236 2 AFP THE Asian Development Bank (ADB) celebrates its 20th anniversary today as its cumulative loan commitments approach the US$2O billion mark and operations reach out to half the world's population. No fanfare has been scheduled to mark the occasion, which has been clouded by allegations
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      Lock icon Greater reliance on private sector
      236 2 AFP INDONESIA, suffering a drastic fall in state income after the plunge in world oil prices, is relying more on the private sector to develop industry. Industry Minister Hartarto said on Saturday that the government aimed to develop manufacturing further through deregulation and the application
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      Lock icon S-E Asia faces threat of ecological disaster
      618 2 UPI SOMETIME in the next 25 years, South-east Asia faces an ecological disaster of growing deserts and sudden floods if destruction of forests cannot be slowed down, World Wildlife Fund chairman Russell Train says. "If the present rate of destruction continues, the great
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      180 2 >bu'd never believe what this chair can do just by looking at it. «gy< wtoww m tmmm—* MMM W»« MBfe inp QAfIIffIAMIOIWWWW In the case of the Zucomat, a picture isn't always worth a thousand words. For just by looking at it, you'd never know it has a sychromechanism that
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      36 2 FACTORY FOR LEASE Rental: 60$ per sq.ft. AREA: 10,000-60,000 sq. ft. FACILITIES: Sanitary, Water, Sprinkle system, electricity 100 KVA Suitable for all types of industry, except food LOCATION: Near Jurong bus Interchange Interested parties please call
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  • REST OF THE WORLD
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      Lock icon Accord on Gatt code on state purchases
      366 3 AP TRADE REPRESENTATIVES from 20 countries have agreed on a new code aimed at preventing governments from discriminating against foreign goods when buying or leasing products. The agreement, which will cover more than US$25 billion worth of goods, is the result of two
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      Lock icon Peru aims for 6.2pc annual growth in GDP through 1990
      195 3 Reuter PERU HAS UNVEILED an ambitious economic plan which sets 6.2 per cent annual growth in the gross domestic product (GDP) through the end of President Alan Garcia's term in 1990. The centrepiece of the plan is to fuel consumer
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      Lock icon Brazil to adopt price control policy
      355 3 UPI BRAZIL will adopt a price control policy similar to the one enforced in the US during World War II and aimed at controlling inflation. Finance Minister Dilson Funaro on Saturday spoke for hours after slapping increases of up to 120 per cent on
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      Lock icon Senators propose panel of wise men to advise Reagan
      309 3 AP THE CHAIRMAN of the Senate foreign relations committee has endorsed the idea of creating a group of "wise men" to advise President Ronald Reagan on US foreign policy in the light of the furor over his decision to sell arms
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      Lock icon Easing of East-West tensions likely, says survey
      357 3 UPI A BUSINESS SURVEY of world conditions in 1987 forecasts a general easing of East-West tensions but pockets of high turmoil and conflict remain, including a growing economic and political crisis in South Africa. The annual survey is published by the political risk
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      Lock icon 'European MNCs reluctant to leave South Africa'
      327 3 AP UNLIKE their US counterparts. European multinationals are reluctant to leave South Africa, according to a British researcher. Geoffrey Hamilton, a former assistant at Glasgow University who is now working for the Ge-neva-based Institute for Research and Information on Multinationals, has written a
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      Lock icon Nasa wins award for doublespeak
      235 3 UPI NASA has walked away with this year's Doublespeak Award, conferred annually by a national panel of English teachers, for its muddled account of the Challenger disaster. The awards were parcelled out last Friday at the 76th Annual Conference of the National Council of Teachers
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      Lock icon A taxing problem for police
      110 3 AP A TAX OFFICE employee took home Canada's tax records because he wanted to use the files on 16 million residents to launch a business tracking down dormant bank accounts, the Toronto Star reported. The newspaper identified the man as a 26-year-old assessment officer in
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      29 3 JonesLang WOOttOn 532-3888 =3 THE PARAGON We can get you the best shop spaces in the best locations. Professional advice about future retail space opportunities, layout, siting, upgrading, etc
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      595 3 The World's First 'V Camera The new Nikon F5Ol Is exceptional in every sense of the word. It is the first of its kind in the world with FOUR focussing modes (TWO AUTOFOCUS and TWO MANUAL FOCUSSING MODES)! Two Auto-focus Modes Offering not one but two autofocus modes in the
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  • BANKING AND FINANCE
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      Lock icon Citicorp cuts credit card rates
      383 4 NYT IN WHAT APPEARS to be a breakthrough in credit card interest rates, Citicorp will cut the rates on some credit cards to 16.8 per cent from 19.8 per cent. However, it will increase the annual fee on those cards to US$5O from $40. The
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      Lock icon Thin trading on currency markets
      412 4 Union Bank of Switzerland MINOR rate fluctuations and thin trading last week characterised dull currency markets which lacked definite signals. The insider trading scandal on Wall Street exerted little impact on the foreign exchange markets. Neither the data on the US economy nor the staggered
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      Lock icon Currency outlook
      33 4 Union Bank of Switzerland US dollar: Within central bank stability range: but for how long? Swiss franc: Lacking month-end support Starling: Marked by volatility Gold: In the crossfire of technical factors
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      Asian dollar market
      278 4 ASIAN CURRENCY average deposit ratos for rh« wook •tided Nov 21 Htgh PRICES Law (MS 7 doyi 6 1/16 6 1 month 6 1/16 6 1 month i 6 1/16 6 3 month) i 6 6 6 wmHtu t 6 5 15/16 9 months i 6 5
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      Prime lending rates
      518 4 Nov Indicates the average of the prime lending rates of 12 major banks in Singapore PLR of bonks ot the close of business on Friday, Nov 21, as supplied by the Association of Banks in Singapore. BANK PLR Algemene Bonk 6'/« American Express Bonk 7 Am'Dam R'terdam
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      Lock icon Gold plunges US$18 to close at 3-month lows
      346 4 Green Collier GOLD plunged on further selling pressure and general liquidation to close at three-month lows last week. Spot gold ended at U*****.75 on Friday, a slide of about $18 from the previous Friday. Reports of central banks and producer selling, and
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      DAILY AIRCRAFT MOVEMENTS
      815 4 ARRIVALS f I Sorvico number Local tim* From FT FT73 0046 LAX/SFO/ANC/ NRT/OSA/TPE UA UA805 0100 SFO/HKG SIA SQ11 0125 LAX/NRT SIA SQ41 0615 MAA MAS MM681 0820 KUL SIA S045 0825 MRU/CMB SIA SQ43 0910 DHA/KH1 MAS MH811 0910 PEN MAS MH671 0920 KUL SIA S0103
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      181 4 THE VI Ev I N S I N P O K K u The most breathtaking \ie\vs in Asia, iroin the Westin Stamford, the tallest hotel in the worlc Plus the widest seleetion of restaurants anywhere in Singapore. Six superb tennis courts ami lour air-conditioned squash eourts. Two swimming pools,
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      10 4 The discount market report for the week was not available
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      57 4 /T| A A"V T The business person's choice, I I I /I I 3 every Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday I I I and Sunday. Leaving Changi Airport M JL V 31 jJL at 22:05 hours and arriving at Bombay at 00:30 hours. Call Air Canada at *****55 or your Travel Agent.
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  • MANAGEMENT
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      From simple calculators to sophisticated technology
      1069 5  -  Singatronics emphasises sincerity and commitment Local electronics manufacturer Singatronics has made it big it is reputed to be one of the biggest contract manufacturers of computer-based and high technology electronics products in South-east Asia. How did the company do it? CHUANG PECK MING talks
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      Where good humour is a prerequisite for recruitment
      501 5  -  By MARTIN SOONG MANFRED HAEGER, the general manager of Pan Pacific Hotel, likes to hire people with a good sense of humour. For that reason, Mr Haeger, 48, believes that he and his staff will have the last laugh. The $400 million
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      177 5 A Business Class air-ticket to Europe will cost you Blue and Emmenthal cheese; cold Hickory smoked beef *li Hr >18 $4,000, give or take the odd dollar. with red-hot horseradish creme; Finnish strawberries and The Asian airlines charge about that; the Europeans raspberries with a good measure, of cream and
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  • ADVERTISING & MARKETING
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      Lawrence to power O&M's creative drive
      332 6  -  By MONICA GWEE AFTER A NINE-MONTH international search involving more than 40 interviewees, top agency Ogilvy Mather Advertising has appointed Neil Lawrence as its creative director, effective January next year. Mr Lawrence, 31, comes from the Australian creative shop, Chandler Hambleton Mier, where he
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    • Article
      Mojo intends to buy Allen & Dorward
      428 6 Mojo intends to buy Allen Dorward AUSTRALIAN-BASED Mojo MDA has announced plans to acquire full equity in Allen Dcrward Inc. a San Francisco agency with billings of Asll7 million. The agency considers the purchase "a vital aspect of the whole Pacific Rim strategy". Malcolm Spry, the group managing director of
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      Old favourites in new livery can make all the difference
      384 6 LOOKS MAY BE EVERYTHING these days and Singapore companies are slowly discovering the benefits good commercial looks can bring to their marketing efforts. "But I don't think as many local companies are pursuing the funds available to them for design
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      Carving a distinct image for each eating outlet
      620 6 TEN FOOD AND BEVERAGE outlets and 800 rooms opening into a mean market for hoteliers did not dim the optimism of the people behind the just-opened Pan Pacific Hotel. The hotel is the first of the three Marina Square hotels to brave
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      A stunning display by Mappin & Webb
      504 6  - A stunning display by Mappin Webb By MONICA GWEE IT IS EASIER to sell costly "rocks" and gems to men than it is to women, says Phillipe Hababou of Mappin Webb jewellers. "They are less fussy about certain aspects of feminine life." Mr Hababou is in Singapore with a selective
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      COPY LINES
      153 6 THE MARCO POLO Hotel has launched its Yuppie weekend package designed to teach Yups and aspiring Yups some essential Yuppie basics as they while away their time at the hotel. An advertising and mailing campaign comprising press advertisements and 8,000 flyers are designed to promote the Executive Retreat
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      272 6 PARADIZ 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 in
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      45 6 OLYMPICS OLYMPIAN CLASS A WISE CHOICE Extra-spacious 42-inch seats plus all the privileges and trimmings of first class travel. For just the price of a full economy ticket. For enquiries and reservations, call 225 8877. 4 par 4 k s The International Airline of Greece
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      44 7 iChfajz* ~7Ctuzs stye&u Kf&*u*&Cte2t>' Zto A. -rL&co /o&&shcc> i?i GfoMfr—Aft* A** off "'h/&lAe> fprruz. a>6t IAA4* csO*t KJ'SC fa* riAsuZti £aA£> 6*J*6CS tA+ti&t, 6*&le*te^~ /*r\* If you don't either, call Martin Copus on 336 2155. We're looking for Account Executives, Account Managers Account Directors.
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  • THE ARTS
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      Making the most of space
      625 8  -  By LISA LEE IT FALLS like rain from the ceiling and forms colourful prisms when it catches the light, yet is transparent enough to let the architectural beauty of the atrium shine through. Larry Kirkland's aerial sculpture takes a place of prominence at the crossroads
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      Do-it-yourself artist making her mark
      346 8  -  LISA LEE PERCHED precariously on a scaffolding with her hair tied in a hasty ponytail, Patricia Campbell could have been mistaken as the apprentice rather than the artist. For unlike the more established and experienced Kirkland, who works with a small army to build and
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      Author lends sober touch to spirited subject
      217 8  -  By I MONICA GWEE "IT'S LIKE looking after an ongoing TV series," said the infamous Hugh Johnson wriggling his legendary eye-brows. The author of the best-selling Hugh Johnson's Pocket Wine Book was dispensing autographs for delighted wine drinkers and arguing a case for
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      Carter sends funny bones rattling
      430 8  -  By MARTIN SOONG SECOND BEST isn't good enough in the high-octane world of American entertainment. Ask Jack Carter. Who's he? That's the point. But the self-styled funny man proved last week that America is so deep in comic talent, even if you can't quite cut
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      107 8 Singapore -Bangkok Every day on Thai ZM »V? v ,<y Ui '<?, >f» e .4 3 £0V 8 s 5 M Before our jet descends to the magical kingdom that is Bangkok at night, and after a full-course i gourmet dinner, sip a glass of cognac or your favourite spirit.
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      100 8 m--9® Sll organised jointly by Economic Development Board and The Institute of Banking Finance featuring four members of the Working Committee on SESDAQ. a public accountant and a solicitor Who will speak on: Infrastructure for SESDAQ Role of the EDB Role of Sponsors Role of Market-makers Role of Public Accountants
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  • FEATURES
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      Lock icon English language stumps Japanese students
      780 9  -  By KUMIKO MAKIHARA AP STUDYING ENGLISH is a popular pursuit in Japan, but antiquated teaching methods, shy students and a shortage of native instructors make the language barrier a tough one to hurdle over. There are no official statistics on how many of Japan's 121
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      BT reader not blind to the crux of the levy problem
      185 9  -  Letters to the Editor BLIND TELEPHONIST DEAR SIB I am totally blind. Yet, I see the points brought up by your journalist, Linda Chee, and your reader, Jason Tham, on the foreign workers issue. Despite my handicap, I contribute
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      Request for new service
      72 9 DEAR SIR, Could you please consider including the changes in turnover of individual counters as compared with the previous trading day in your daily share summary. This will provide investors with a quick and convenient way to determine the strength of the counters. SMALL INVESTOR Editor:
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      Hundred and one ways to avoid king-sized blunders
      928 10  -  By MARGARET THOMAS YOU MAY KEEP your shoes on, but don't cross your legs when seated. And if you must point, don't jab the air with your fore!3finger. Do it subtly with the thumb over the fist, j These are things you
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      Once a diplomat, always a diplomat
      384 10 A PIONEER of Malaysia's foreign service, Datuk Abdullah served in many countries. The diplomatic instincts remain. Asked for amusing anecdotes of breaches of protocol observed during his years as a diplomat, he sidestepped the question and offered this example of the delicacies of diplomatic
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      Lock icon Gorbachev visit to India seen as move to boost old ties
      859 10 AP WHEN Mikhail Gorbachev arrives in New Delhi tomorrow, he will bring the same message he recently sent to an Indian schoolgirl who wrote to him about her desire for peace. "Dear Praveena," Mr Gorbachev replied, "Soviet-Indian friendship really
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      197 9 Which me fits you best? Whatever your WP needs may be, Philips now have systems off-the-peg to fit your size exactly. We've just brought out an easy-to-learn new WP package designed to go with each of our PCs. You can match it with the Philips P3lOO PC, or its successor,
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  • Page 9 Miscellaneous
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      623 9 CRYPTIC PUZZLE ACROSS 1 Get a loan from a contact? (5) 6 Stony-hearted beauty (5) 9 Payment for sugar? (4, 3) 10 Get razor-sharp (5) 11 Plate holder (5) 12 One-legged bird? (5) 13 Listene, maybe; but not to talkies (7) 15 Half afraid to help (3) 17 More cross
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      346 10 We are here to save you some time. The logic of economics has probably been the most compelling reason for you to consider an IBM compatible system. If you pursue the same logic then you may even 1 consider buying on price alone. But there are major differences between IBM
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  • SPORTS
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      Spill fails to still Fabrizio Bocca's spirit
      453 11  -  RAY HEATH THE LUCKIEST, and bravest, man in Singapore this morning is Fabrizio Bocca, the Italian driver for whom the Singapore Inshore Powerboat Grand Prix ended yesterday in one split second of spray and flying wreckage, a couple of hundred metres ofter turn
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      Lock icon Tyson claims a place in history as youngest heavyweight champ
      516 11 Reuter MIKE TYSON displayed awesome punching power as he knocked a lead-footed Trevor Berbick senseless in just under two rounds on Saturday to become the youngest heavyweight champion in boxing history. "I'm the youngest champion in the world and I'm
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      Breathtaking moments of skill and speed
      634 11  -  SINGAPORE INSHORE POWERBOAT GRAND PRIX By BRIAN MILLER ANYTHING for a good time! And sure enough, at Marina Bay yesterday. they lapped it up. They packed the Esplanade, they took over the Merlion Park and they hung over the railing of the Benjamin Sheares
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      Lock icon Norman squeezes through with one stroke
      247 11 AFP AUSTRALIAN Greg Norman shot four-under-par 68 yesterday to win the Western Australian Open golf championship by one stroke over countryman Terry Gale. Gale, the overnight leader, faltered on the final hole, where he needed a birdie to tie Norman and force a play-off.
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      Greenhorn wins matchplay title
      611 11  -  By WALTON MORAIS HOWARD WAN, a 13-year-old who took up golf less than a year ago, became probably the youngest winner of a senior golf title when he won the Vade Cup matchplay title on Saturday. Playing off a 24-handicap, Howard beat Alan Lim (handicap 19)
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  • Page 11 Miscellaneous
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      1190 11 TO m 4 ON WINGS OF EAGLES 9.30pm, Channel 5 i <£ 3?B' *1 > *!te> Truth, justice and especially the American way is trumped up in this series that sees two prominent businessmen arrested on false charges in strife torn Iran in the late *****. The two are the
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  • INTERNATIONAL STOCKS
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      Lock icon Attempts to curb takeover bids
      248 12 NYT A WAVE OF congressional action is building to curb takeover attempts of America's largest corporations in the wake of the Ivan Boesky insider trading scandal. What started out as an occasion to reassess the need for further reform of such illegal use of confidential
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      Tokyo
      272 12 NQV It Y« 1850 421 4-20 Mitsubishi Mitsub EWc Mitsub Estate 984 422 2220 14 15 +80 16 10 AE!*" 0 inch +5 •IS +30 Mitsui— 523 Ajiiodo. AmM Cham. Asohi Glou. 870 785 1340 Matsu Ship Mrtiu Smoking 149 322 1170 -1 -8 10 Bivik o* Tokyo 845
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      Lock icon Blue-chip surge continues on NYSE
      375 12 Reuter WALL STREET STOCKS closed sharply higher in extremely active trading on Friday. Investors continued the trend of buying stocks with strong fundamentals, accounting for the surge in blue chips. The Dow Jones Industrial Average rose 32.90 to 1,893.56. For the week the Dow rose
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      Toronto
      144 12 NOV >1 Abftib* Ct 27% imp OH a K. Inco If* Pro* Pipa... hi Intl 47* 17* 3t% 20% unch Aican Alum ,43V. 11* Karr Addiaon.... LoMaw Co 11% unch Bank Nova Scotia... Bar* Of Montreal BaM Canada Bp Raaourcaa 33% 37 35V. unch McMil Bktl Moiaon A Moora
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      Johannesburg
      208 12 NOV 21 RAND +<- Truat Bk Un St««l 138 82 •8 2 Wooltru 1500S MDU A Alpha •TRIALS 1400 50 tos Abarcom Aaci 275 1500 -5 unch Angloa 8350 -125 tSStrz: 425 4575 unch -75 Angvaal Blyvoor 2150 80 -50 unch unch Biftowi C Q Smith 1875 2000 -75
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      New York
      572 12 Vi rr^CpaiMiilili 3614 y. Alleg 1 nti 14'/, Allied Stg 40'/. Allied Storm ANie-Chalmer* Am Brands Inc. 64% 2* 43* 85* •y. Am Cyanemid Am Elec Pwr Am Expr— Am Horn* Prod Am Motor* Cp 79* ae* 57* 75* a 12 y. IK 1* Anwradi Hee*. Amoco Corp
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      European markets
      711 12 Amsterdam MOV tl FLO I-' ABN Aagon Ahold sseoo MOO 110.20 5.5 1.3 100 90 IS ***** -0.3 AMEV Amro Bank Am Stad 76 SO 96.90 129 90 1.3 0.2 0.5 BmM BOLS 31.60 173 00 1 2 Bofaumlj BMlmn Tattsrc Catv* 146 00 xta 232 00 700
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      75 12 Reuter THREE US FIRMS. American Information Technologies, Bell Atlantic and US West Inc, will be listed on the Tokyo Stock Exchange in m id-Decem-ber. Listing agents are Daiwa Securities Ltd for American Information Technologies and Yamaichi Securities Co Ltd for both Bell Atlantic and
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      558 13 COFFEE Robusta coffee futures ended Friday with pared gains of up to £40 a tonne. Contracts showed gains of as much as £60 at the midday recess due to short-covering in the absence of sellers, rallying from an initial fall of around £30. The ICO daily price edged
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      SOYBEAN
      157 13 SOYBEAN futures in Chicago on Friday closed weak with the active nearby months near the day's lows. Prices ranged from 2'/« US cents a bushel down for nearby to I'/« cents up forward. Late sales of January pushed the market down at the close and traders safd there could
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      RUBBER
      104 13 RUBBER futures in Tokyo closed higher on Saturday with prices rising 1.1 to 2.4 yen per kilo ahead of a market closure today, a national holiday. Prices drifted higher on small-lot buying reflecting the higher Singapore market and the continued US dollar s appreciation against the yen. Turnover was
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      Produce exchange
      137 13 Chinese Produce Robusta 20/25% FOB NSW 535.00 Exchange Sellers' noon dosing prices on Nutmeg Nov 22 (SS/100 kg). 110 FOB NSW 1405.00 Coconut oil BWP FOB NSW 1289.00 Bulk FOB 66.00 Gambier Old drum FOB 76.00 FOB NSW 330.00 New drum FOB B6.00 Copra London Commodity Mixed (loose)
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      WHEAT
      57 13 WHEAT futures in Chicago on Friday closed 4.0 US cents a bushel lower in near December and V« to 1% cents down in other positions. Corn futures in Chica- go closed slightly lower, down to I'/i cent a bushel. Corn was confined to a narrow trading range of no
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      Tin prices finish at 8-month high
      239 13 TIN PRICES in Malaysia and Europe have hit an eight-month high, closing at M 516.20 per kilogramme on the Kuala Lumpur Tin Market (KLTM) following an anticipated 27,000-tonne drop to 133,000 tonnes in world output this year. The breaching of the $16 per kg
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      Precious metals close weaker
      681 13 PRECIOUS METALS took a nosedive last week as confidence waned and speculators withdrew under the influence of heavy selling in the US and East Asia. Even the slump in major stock markets in the wake of the Boesky scandal in the US failed to divert more
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      Lock icon Sugar agreement extended for one year
      238 13 AP THE WORLD'S leading sugartrading nations have agreed on Friday to extend the current International Sugar Agreement for a year from the end of 1986, according to the International Sugar Organisation (ISO) on Friday. The organisation administers the pact, which has no powers to
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      1005 14  -  By RAMESH CHANDIRAMANI SCHOOLBOYS and businessmen have for decades dreamt about tapping the vast potential of the Chinese market. Although many have, as in the apocryphal tale, tried to sell a match to everyone in the Middle Kingdom in the hope of retiring wealthy,
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      Chart patterns set this week will be crucial for market
      337 14 THE STOCK MARKET suffered a severe setback last Friday its largest single-day correction since the bottom in May. The seizure of assets of the National Bank of Brunei and the arrest of its chairman Datuk Khoo Ban Hock, has got
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      New Zealand shares highly overvalued, say analysts
      382 14 Keeping track... THE higher a bull market gets, the more euphoric investors become, and it is natural to lose investment perspective in a background marked by frenzied share trading activity. Such appears to be the case in the New Zealand stock market, where
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      'World equities taking a pause on the way up'
      642 14 ALTHOUGH the current global equities scene is now very choppy and mixed, international technical analyst David Fuller is confident that it is merely a pause in an ongoing worldwide uptrend. Besides chart readings, his views are also based on the belief
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      428 14 FT THE DAYS of the bear market are getting nearer but many investment managers are not equipped to handle funds in such situations, having lived with a decade of bull markets. So thinks Patrick Whittingdale, the chairman and managing director of
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      581 14 Reuter MEXICO'S stock market has climbed more than 250 per cent this year, despite the country's generally bleak economic state. The market index touched a record high of 40,044 last week after starting the year at just 11,197 and analysts say it is likely
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      267 14 NOTICES THE COMPANIES ACT, CHAPTER ISS AND IN THE MATTES OF PARFLMB MERUON (8) PTE LTD (MEMBERB' VOLUNTARY LIQUIDATION) NOTICE OF FINAL MEETING NOTICE is hereby given pursuant to Section 308 of the Companies Act, Cap. 185 that the Final General Meeting of the members of the abovenamed Company will
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      Brunei bank shock tops list of bad news
      5276 15  -  it By CHAN OI CHEE IT WAS ONE of those weeks when the Singapore stock market could have done without an extra dose of bad news. Already bogged down with heavy scrip delivery, strained political relations and rumours about the poor financial
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      Sellers dominate share trading
      510 15 1 K.Lumpur 4 THERE SEEMS no end to the barrage of bad news. On the Kuala Lumpur stock market last week, weary investors turned apprehensive and took to unloading their stocks. There was news that the Bruneian government had seized control of the National Bank of
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      COMPANY NEWS for the week
      607 15  -  Week ended Nov 21 compiled by JULIANA TAY CORPORATE DEVELOPMENTS The Stock Exchange of Singapore has formed its first Disciplinary Subcommittee The next task is to set up a listing Subcommittee to facilitate fast approval of companies seeking a listing. The Kuala Lumpur High Court
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      Lock icon Shares pick up after being 'Ivan-ised' for two days
      883 16 7j= J ew y NYT A WEEK that started out disastrously for Wall Street as it reeled from the impact of the insider trading scandal ended up not so badly after all, as stock prices posted their second consecutive big gain
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      Hang Seng Index moves within consolidation path
      547 16 11 'S ij L I Hongkong Imj THE MARKET continued its consolidation. The Hang Seng Index moved within a narrow range in quiet trading, closing the week 30 points higher at 2,274, contributed mainly by a 28-point surge on Friday. Overseas participation was
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      DIVIDENDS ANNOUNCED
      764 16 Current Ex Books Dale Total tar Total tor payment Me do§§ payable the year last year AIN 13K%I Aug 19 NYA NYA 13'/i% 27% AISI 5% lb) Dec 5 Dec 17 Dec 23 5% 10% A Enterprises 3%l Nov 11 Nov 21 Dec 10 3% 22% Amol St**l
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      Lock icon Stocks reflect movements in world price of gold
      374 16 mm i m ;A1 Sydney ls= J AP AUSTRALIAN share markets ended the week sharply weaker after choppy trading which mirrored movement in the international gold price. Brokers said the markets are ignoring economic fundamentals and concentrating on the bullion price, following
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      RESULTS DUE
      701 16 LAST FULL YEAR Company Parted Date Year Net EPS (osnfs) Grom dw Net last year in^ ($wol S J Amol Interim Dec 19 Mar 86 7.3 527 Everpooce Corp Interim Mor 25 Jon 86 6751 Supreme Corpn Interim Mar 25 Jun 86 20 20 5.621 G 1 Hktgs
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      Fear and greed shape market fluctuations
      1068 16 r 1 |mi3| London &U FEAR AND GREED, the emotions which are said to provide the basic lifeblood of all stock markets, have been on open display in London last week, driving shares first down and then up again, amid a succession of extraordinary
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      Moderate volumes traded in Zurich
      190 16 THE CREDIT SUISSE INDEX put on 9.4 points over the week to close at 553.1 last Friday. In contrast to the turbulent activity on Wall Street, trading activity on the the Zurich exchange was marginal up to and including Wednesday, with levels remaining almost unchanged.
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      Lock icon BCI Index falls in lacklustre market
      382 16 |PP Milcin 111 -111 L ii s ii j BCI LACKLUSTRE TRADING set the tone in Milan with only sugar shares making slight headway. At midweek, in connection with the opening of the December bourse month, the decline was confined to a few points,
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      Lock icon First French state company goes private
      178 16 AFP SHARES of the Saint-Gobain glass manufacturing group go on sale today, in a first crucial test French government's programme to denationalise 65 state companies by 1991. The success or failure of the operation, which concerned about 70 per cent of the state s
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      Lock icon Boesky case changed Goldsmith's mind
      197 16 Reuter ANGLO-FRENCH financier Sir James Goldsmith said the Ivan Boesky insider trading scandal influenced his decision to give up his bid to take over Goodyear Tire Rubber Co. Sir Goldsmith, in the text of a US television interview for broadcast, said the scandal created a
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      Lock icon Playboy shows healthy bottomline again
      140 16 UPI CHRISTIE HEFNER, the president of the Playboy empire, is showing a corporate profit again after a tumultuous year of slashing mon-ey-losers, bolstering money-mak-ers and fending off federal sex-busters. Consequently, Jeff Cohen, a Playboy Magazine photo editor, and other company employees feel secure about their
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      Lock icon Special audit for Emtex
      215 17 NST MBf HOLDINGS has appointed the accounting firm Hanafiah, Raslan Mohammad (HRM) to conduct a special audit of Emtex Corp following the appointment of four MBf representatives to the board on Thursday. This was decided at-the first board meeting of the MBf-ap-pointed directors held on Friday
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      Lock icon Ex-Emtex directors file suit against company
      557 17 NST THREE EMTEX Corporation Bhd directors, who were removed from the board last Thursday by a subsidiary of MBf Holdings, filed a suit last Friday against the company, its five other directors and Federal Cables, Wires Metal Manufacturers Bhd over a proposed acquisition. The
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    • LATEST RESULTS
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        INDUSTRIAL Oxygen Incorporated Bhd:
        130 17 Proforma preliminary re- suits for the year to end June 1986 show a fall in pre-tax profits from M 53.13 million to $1.90 million on turnover of $50.8 million ($26.8 million). Net profits amount to $1.24 million $1.05 million loss giving net earnings per share of
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      COMPANY BRIEFS
      229 17 DBS is holding an extraordinary general meeting on Dec 9 to seek shareholders' approval for an issue of US$ convertible bonds by way of a public offering and/or private placement for an unspecified amount. The price, coupon rate with rights of redemption and conversion for the bondholders are
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      Share placement reaps M$5.41m
      79 17 KILLINGHALL (Malaysia) Bhd has placed 7.35 milion shares or 4.9 per cent of Southern Bank Bhd's capital with international institutions, resulting in an extraordinary profit of M 55.41 million and reducing its stake in the bank to 50.32 per cent. The shares, priced at M 52.30
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      Lock icon Hong Leong negotiating for stake in Zalik
      128 17 MBT WELL-DIVERSIFIED Hong Leong group is believed to be negotiating with Zalik Securities Sdn, the Kuala Lumpur stockbrokers, to purchase a stake in the company. The cost of the purchase is estimated to be in the region of Mss million after taking into
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      Rothmans of Pall Mall to issue 40.4m new shares
      204 17 ROTHMANS OF PALL MALL (Malaysia) Bhd will be issuing its 40.4 million naw bumiputra shares to Permodalan Nasional Bhd. Lembaga Tabung Angkatan Tentera and Lambaga Urusan dan Tabung Haji under the company's proposed restructuring scheme which is to become effective on
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      LONDON STOCKS
      872 17 EQUITIES were supported by Wall Street s overnight strength on Friday on the London Stock Exchange and gilts gained up to 75 pence as interest rate worries faded thanks to a steadier pound. The FT 30 closed up 14.4 points, at 1,274.2 while the FTSE 100 added 14.2
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      UIC sells all holdings in Tai Sang Land
      356 17  -  By AMY CHEOK UNITED INDUSTRIAL CORPORATION has disposed of its entire shareholding in Tai Sang Land Development Ltd, a Hongkonglisted property company which the local property and chemicals group attempted to take over in 1984. In an announcement to the Singapore stock
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      Lock icon London examines activities of Boesky-linked dealings
      675 17 NYT IN A BROADENING of the Ivan F Boesky insider trading inquiry overseas. British authorities have begun gathering information on the trading activities of London-based investment firms linked to the Wall Street speculator, said British government and stock market officials in London. A British
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      Lock icon Duta Con seeks court order against receivership
      240 17 MBT DUTA CONSOLIDATED has made an application to the Kuala Lumpur High Court for an injunction to restrain Perwira Habib Bank from appointing receivers and managers to the company. At the hearing last Friday, Perwira's counsel, H Y Too, said the directors of
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      125 17 This announcement appears as a matter of record only. It is neither an offer to sell nor a solicitation of an offer to buy any of the bonds. The announcement is made to record the launching of the issue on 19th November 1986 and the participation in the issue by
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    STPB head suggests ways to fill rooms
    437 18 COMPETITIVE room rates, a tariff structure that encourages tourists to stay longer and to make Singapore their regional holiday base could help hoteliers fill up excess hotel rooms. These suggestions came from Lim Chin Beng, chairman of the Singapore Tourist Promotion Board, at
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    Lock icon Call to replace Shultz, Regan
    175 18 Reuter A GROUP of President Ronald Reagan's longtime political advisers is trying to get him to replace Secretary of State George Shultz and Chief of Staff Donald Regan to repair political damage caused by the administration's secret arms deal with Iran. The Washington Post said
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    New CEC to steer Singapore into 1990s
    476 18 BG Lee among 12 elected to central executive committee BRIGADIER-GENERAL Lee Hsien Loong (Res), the Acting Trade and Industry Minister, was yesterday elected to the influential policy-making Central Executive Committee of the People's Action Party. According to a PAP statement, the new CEC
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    Wilson powers his way to victory
    531 18  -  By JEFFREY TSANG IN A FINAL SURGE, Mark Wilson usurped Fonda World Grand Prix Champion Jonathan Jones's lead to swipe first place in the Singapore Inshore Powerboat Grand Prix yesterday and runner-up in this year's Fonda series. The exciting finale to the 10leg world
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    Lock icon Hussein, Mubarak question US move
    162 18 Reuter PRESIDENT Hosni Mubarak of Egypt, Washington's main Arab ally, has joined Jordan's King Hussein in saying that US credibility in the Middle East was at stake after American shipments of arms to Iran. In his first public reaction to the secret US-Iran arms deal,
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    Re-export through Singapore, India urged
    348 18 A HIGH-POWERED Indian trade delegation has been urged to use Singapore as a re-export base for Asean, the Far East and Australia. A briefing paper prepared by the Indian High Commission said there were good prospects for Indian companies to promote re-exports via Singapore of
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      Lock icon Byrnes leaves Indonesia
      37 18 Reuter MICHAEL BYRNES, the only Australian journalist working in Indonesia, left for Singapore yesterday after the Indonesian government completed a blanket Pan on the Australian media by refusing to extend his work visa. Reuter
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      Lock icon Israel's man in Hongkong
      47 18 AFP THE ISRAELI Ministry of Trade and Industry has decided to place a special representative in Hongkong to facilitate economic exchanges between Israel and the Far East. The move follows a recent tour of the Far East by Israeli President Chaim Herzog. AFP
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      Lock icon Ex-BMF officer returns to HK
      43 18 Reuter HASHIM SHAMSUDDIN, a former executive with the Bank Bumiputra Malaysia has returned to Hongkong from Britain to face conspiracy charges, a spokesman for the independent commission against corruption said yesterday. He will appear in court today. Reuter
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      Lock icon Izu island shaken by 40 tremors
      39 18 Reuter MORE THAN 40 minor earth tremors and eruptions shook the Japanese island of Izu Oshima during the night, only hours after thousands of islanders and tourists were evacuated, seismologists said yesterday.— Reuter
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      25 18 AFP IRAQI WARPLANES yesterday bombed the western Iranian towns of Bakhtaran and Islamabad-Gharb. the Islamic Republic News Agency reported yesterday. AFP
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      Lock icon Screening non-Malay nominees
      33 18 Screening nonMalay nominees Bernama SELANGOR has set up a committee to screen non-Ma-lay nominees for state awards carrying the title of 'Datuk' to ensure they have a fluent command of Bahasa Malaysia. Bernama
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      Lock icon KL to focus on three regions
      48 18 Bernama THE MALAYSIAN Government will focus on three important areas in the world when reviewing its strategies to draw more investments to Malaysia, Deputy Prime Minister Ghafar Baba said yesterday. He identified them as North America, Europe and the Far East. Bernama
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      42 18 AFP EUROPEAN COMMUNITY foreign ministers gather in Brussels today to finalise preparations for the Dec 5-6 EC London summit expected to focus on terrorism and the progress toward scrapping all trade barriers within the EEC by 1992. AFP
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      FEFC policies fairly successful
      614 19  -  Conference now reacts faster to outsiders, says director-general By JUNE LIM THE POLICIES of the Far Eastern Freight Conference over the last two years had been fairly successful, said its direc-tor-general, Mr Brian Allen. It set about to improve the speed of its reaction to threat
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      Lock icon Norway may take steps to stop shipping exodus
      176 19 Reuters NORWAY may introduce measures to dissuade shipping companies from switching vessels to flags of convenience, according to Trade Minister Kurt Mosbakk. Last week, four shipping companies said they planned to remove their ships from Norwegian registration because of high costs. They
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      Lock icon COTAC to study Asean transportation system
      226 19 Bernama THE 16TH MEETING of the Asean Committee on Transportation and Communication (COTAC) has agreed to conduct a study on an Asean transportation system. Transport Ministry secretary-general N V Navaratnam said at the end of the meeting last Friday that the study was essential
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        Lock icon Conference adjusts rates
        97 19 Reuter THE JAPAN/lndia-Pakistan-Gulf/Japan conference says it will raise the extra risk insurance surcharge on shipments for Iranian and Iraqi ports to 7 per cent from 6 per cent, effective tomorrow. But it will cut the ERIS on shipments for non-Ira-nian and non-Iraqi Gulf ports not covered by
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        Lock icon Japan gets six foreign orders
        98 19 Reuter FOREIGN SHIPBUILDING ORDERS at Japanese shipyards rose to six ships totalling 275,000 gross tons last month from two ships of 132,300 tons in September, said the Japan Ship Exporters Association. The October foreign ship orders were three ships fewer than the same month last
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      Lock icon Santa Fe to write off US$914m from railroad restructuring
      413 20 Reuter SANTA FE Southern Pacific Corp said it will record a pre-tax charge to its 1986 fourth-quarter earnings of about US$9l4 million from restructuring of its railroad operations. The write-off will result in the company reporting a net loss for the
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      Lock icon Goldman, Sachs to handle Conrail stock sale
      271 20 NYT THE US Transportation Department chose Goldman, Sachs Co to lead a group of six investment banking houses in managing the sale of the government's 85 per cent interest in the Consolidated Rail Corp. The Conrail stock sals, which is expected to bring
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      Lock icon UN committee calls for scrapping and cut-backs in orders
      299 20 Reuter A UNITED NATIONS body has recommended scrapping obsolete ships and cutting back orders for new vessels to ease an overcapacity crisis in the industry which has about a quarter more ships than it needs. A resolution adopted by the shipping
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      Lock icon Fishing boats in collision
      81 20 AFP A SOUTH KOREAN fishing boat sank after colliding with a Japanese fishing vessel on Saturday off the north-eastern Japanese port of Kanazawa, but all 11 people aboard were rescued, officials said. The Korean ship, identified as the 29.36-ton Sankai Ho, collided with the 19-ton Japanese
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      929 20 AB Shpg V 5 Accord Shpg VI 3 Ahrenkiel Liner X 1 Ailtrons VII 3 AC Toepfer X 5 Anro Service IV 2/3 Arrow lines X 4 Atlas line X 3 ANl 1 1/2 A PC line V 4 API III 2/3 ASCI III 1 Bolt-Canada line
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      LONDON FREIGHTS
      1604 20 DESPITE s lack of any confirmed business on the major grain routes, chartering was generally more active on the London freights market on Thursday with rates largely holding steady A slightly firmer rate of US$l6. however, was paid by Dreyfus for 14,000 tonnes of grain from South Africa
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      CONSORTIA
      177 21 THE MAJOR shipping consortia operating between the Far East/European, Far East/Persian Gulf, Straits ports/Australia, Straits/Japan and the member lines: ACE (FAR EAST/EUROPE): Franco Belgian Services "K" Line Korean Shipping Corporation Neptune Orient Lines Orient Overseas Container Line Cho Yang shipping ANRO (STRAITS/ AUSTRALIA): Australian National Line Australia/Straits Container Line
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      Pan Ocean against Nosac shipping Korean cars to US
      175 21 SOUTH KOREA'S Pan Ocean Shipping Co has complained to the government over a car-carrying contract awarded to Norwegian company Nosac. Seatrade Week understands that Ford USA has committed itself to Nosac for the transportation of South Korean cars to the US.
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      Lock icon Paul Slater's company buys two Wah Kwong bulk carriers
      358 21 Lloyd's List TWO LARGE ore-bulk-oil carriers ordered by Wah Kwong to transport ore from Brazil to Europe have been bought by Mr Paul Slater's First International Finance Corporation. The two 305.000-dwt vessels are to be leased by First International to West
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      OCL named shipping line of the year by magazine
      177 21 OVERSEAS CONTAINER Limited has been named shipping line of the year for the second year in succession by readers of the UK publication British Shipper and Forwarder. ACL came in second while Ben Line took third place. Last year's runners-up to
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      SHIP SALES
      693 21 FOUR craned bulk carriers have been sold in Brazil to New York Greeks for a price equivalent'to U5513.75 million en bloc. The four vessels, which were launched in 1980/81, have been lying in varying degrees of completion since that time with the owners having declined to .take delivery,
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      Sea-Land trying to win back Electrolux
      301 21 NORTH ATLANTIC Conference operator SeaLand Service Inc has made approaches to win back a major shipper which switched to outsider Evergreen Lines earlier this year. Mr Sven-Gunnar Ericsson, distribution manager of industrial giant Electrolux, said there had been "peace contacts" from the US-based company.
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      670 27 RECEIVING OF EXPORT FCL CONTAINERS AND LCL CARGO Gdna FCL Arrival LCL movamant Location Ship Voy date/tima Operator cargo schedule loust NAoersk 8612 24.1186 2330 Moersk F2 1430-1530/1330-1430 AI/BI 1230-1330 M B Terotoi 253 24.11 86 2300 leo Shpg F7 1300-1500 17 Inso 318 24.11 86 2300 Sea
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      75 19 SANTA FE Southern Pacific Corp said it wl record a pre-tax charge to its 1986 fourth-quai ter earnings of about US$9l4 million from rej tructuring of its railroad operations. Pigt I TWO LARGE CARRIERS ordered by Wah Kworv to transport ore from Brazil to Europe have bee bought by First
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      389 20 EUROPE/FAR CAST CONVENTIONAL t»*VICC TEL: 03-*****50 BZZ3ZH2SIIH MAIAVIU »N. BHD. TLX: ***** MTM Frt. Booking contact Mtss Qan VSL VEMM NOOD N PAfjnc cm PT. of LDG Pautn-Nbf-Ttni Dunkrt-Pmiei SicacMft(M PT. KLANG SAd 26/11-5/12 1-19/12 SPORE 24/11 4/12 5/12 7/1 21/1 LOG. FOR Further load/ discharging ports an route subject
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      812 21 The Straits Steamship Group Mansfield Container Shipping Pte Ltd Overseas Containers Limited "5* STRAITS SHIPPING Singapore to Sabeh, Sarawak, Brunei Ports and Bangkok HUM MAM (BAM MY hn FAnc sin IW| i\M JVII 27/11 IS/12 17/12 H/12 M/ 12 M/ 12 M/ 12 21/12 21/12 12/12 14/12 12/1 M/l M/l
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      891 21 >A PETER-TRANS K AGENCIES PTE LTD DOOR TO DOOR SERVICE YOU CAN RELY ON ESPECIALLY ON CHINA Our business scope: FCL/FCL. LCL, CY/CY Conventional Airfreight and Courier Services.lnland Transportation Warehousing Custom Clearance Documentation Agent 705 Sims Drive #01-01, Shun U Industrial Complex Singapore 1438. Tel: *****68 (2 Lines) *****38 Telex:
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      404 22 100 Years Liner Shipping Far East 1886-1986 r TO CONTINENT. UK EXPORTS TO EUROPE/MED FROM N. CONTINENT &UK IMPORTS lw|i Man SJd IMM Eipre« M Beaawn SU Bat Sd LeHawe S'ten SU SU su su Std SM SM SM raj if rtiimr 27 11 a/11 29/11 jo 11 21/1223/12 BmMm
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      647 22 FULLY containerised SERVICE FROM UROPF VIA SUfZ 9 ,ht ce Consortium MH«| S>« H*«t CJ|. TOKYO (27/11) 2S/1I 25/11 30/11 3/12 1/12 TRANSNOfttD BROS Ml 4/12) 2/12 6/12 7/12 10/12 15/12 CI PARIS 71 (U/12) »/l* HZ" M/H W/12 22/" CHMA CONTAJNER 371 (IS/12) 16/12 20/12 21/12 24/12 28/12 Mil
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      419 22 UL Hai Sun Hup Co (Pte) l.td rEL *****06 (20 Lines) TLX RS ***** RS ***** A ,1. l \SIIKNI' \K I l\l K. 111). STRAITS/JAPAN/ STRAITS SERVICE SPECIALIST IN RO-RO HEAVY LIFTS I Loadng at appropriated Berth P4-P5 NOTE: ALSO CALUNG OHO JAPAICSE PORTS, HONGKONG. TAINAN t CHWESE PORTS.
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      1054 22 EVERGREEN Full Container Service Round-The-World East Bound (FE/CARIB/USEC/EURO/FE) E*R GETED cm GOKM no 10MMC (VCR GENTU EVE* GEMS cm GMDEN [VE* GUMS ALSO ACCEFTM GOTTEMMG. Ml LONMM. SWIM* Round-The-World West Bound (FE/EURO/USEC/CARIB/FE) M/U 14/12 If/12 11/12 19/12 21/12 2/tl 4/11 5/11 S/Sl M/ 41 l/« 2 2/12 7/«2 11/12 12/42
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      920 23 A PACIFIC INTERNATIONAL LINES W\ PIL Building, 140 Cecil Street, 03-00 Singapore 0106. Tel: *****33 FAR EAST CONTAINER SERVICE VESSEL MAJAPAHIT GOWA KOTA SING* SIN JKT SBY SIN HKG KAO 'TCH KEE BOS *MUR 'MTC YOK KOB KEE 4/12 6/12 8/12 11/12 15/12 18/12 1»/12 18/12 20/12 23/12 25/12 28/12
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      899 23 BEN LINE CONTAINERS EXPRESS CONTAINER SERVICE TO UK/CONTMENT EXPRESS CONTAINER SERVICE FROM UK/CONTMENT HAM BHAKNRVAM MMK STOM IpjUMC STOkIfV Bremen Eipress SjM S<M Kav*a Mwi SjM SjM 30/11 MC, tmn 30/11 BU. KB NC. IK. SM 1/12 MC. tmn Bcium* SjM SjM SJM SJM S*4 0/12 1/12 MS. Maoanr Bay
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      523 23 DJASAGETRI A Joint Europe Service Of: P.T. DJAKARTA LLOYD P.T. fiESURI LLOYD P.T. SAMUDOA INDONESIA P.T. TDIKORA LLOYD EXPRESS SEMI CONTAINERSHIP SERVICES SINGAPORE TO EOROPE SKKtt HLMO BKMEN HUTAi VIMC 27-20/11 SUHAttWAJHO PANJANG 14. MB 4/12 21/12 2/1 GANDA GMH 17/WB 21/12 4/2 OCEAN nmw «WB 21/12 21/1 •TMMIDMI HWK
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      429 23 BOUSTEAD SHIPPING AGENCIES m PA Ml VIO3N PAGAN VIKN MYOMAYNA VIOIW PA AK VIO4W V* BURMA FIVE STAR (Burmese National Line) Loadnf for Ranfoon Spore 21/25 Nov 1/3 tec 5/7 Dec 10/12 Dec Pen** Baifkok BANK LINE EXPRESS SEM-CONTABO SDN NORTMOUND TO UKC SPORE ROAN HULL HI TAUSALA SAMOA Vt
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      1248 24 USA CANADA ATLAHTIC COAST (Round Tho World Sorvico) K LINE KAWASAKI KISEN KAISHA, LTD. G.N BRIDG£ V 3 A CONCORD V 7 0 LEGEND V 5 N JAOC V 5 PACIFIC COAST I PACIFIC SOUTH WEST I PACIFIC NORTH WEST FEEDER VSL SP PK PN SP MOTHER VSI T/S PORT
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      648 24 AUSTRALIA EXPRESS CONTAINER SERVICE Accepting FCL/FCL Containers P KHjnt I liner Vmei FSIEaiPPER V 9 16 Oec CAIABAR V3l 31 DK fsnamß vio 19 iw RAMOAS V 26 II Occ 26 Dec 4lw 21* AM Bris CHNOOAS V 23 2 btt 17 Un 26 Un 24 U" AM Bris HABUOAS
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      759 24 GOLDEN LINE GUAM GUM SMPPM (PTE) LTD 23. IM «rr SlrteY SMGAPOK DIM 1U 5343 MS (II UKS) STRAITS/PERSIAN GULF SERVICE: ipo COUXN NOHDO Ittixki D»b» BjtK«n/Kina« 24/* IB* MIW9M Fwtou 14/27 nm BOUWK* Cotomtoo Diib* 11/12 Ok CHMA OCEAN SHTPMG CO.. PEKMG THE PEOPLE'S REPUBLIC OF CHMA DESTMATON /I^^M
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      376 24 INTRASEA (PTE) LTD '0 Anson Rojcl «2? T6 I ntern<^tlon^' P'a/a Singapore 0207 Tel *****11 HOLmesl O BREAKBULK SERVICE TO EUROPE/UK S pan P K4aa|Laa*| torDOCYANG ERONTU WMM 1/12 IOT/Mn/WJMO") KARMA 88K927 3/12 ROT/ANT/BREMEN/ESNOC/ UK (AVON) MTMK sSfwaTa PHIL I TRON SHIPPING AGENCIES PIE I TO PHII I-ORIENT lIWS PTE
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      826 25 Jp« I<4 No Office *****77 NEPTUNE ORIENT LINES LTD KFTUM UEKES fit LTD IE [u HRI irvxn Temaial CPf BOOKMGS *****77 *****53 *****42 *****22 *****53 *****42 0* DHCT IMS *****19 *****1 ft 27*111 NEPUNE SON. BK> 3619*17 3(*****/3(*****/36J74H NEn.II SON. BHD *****71/*****34/*****35 NEPUNE SON. BH>. (*****/(*****/(27((0/(27((l/(27((2 FAR EAST/EUROPE FULLY CONTAINERISED
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      483 25 HEUNG-A SHIPPING Korean Flag Vessels SEMI-CONTAINERISED DIRECT SERVICE TO P KELANG. PENANG, BUSAN. INCHON BS 11/12 No 4 Oonan 4OTW Dont Ui No 4 taum (lON No I Oonim 10W No 7 Datum (lON TBN 610 No 9 Donjm &10N No 4 taum/tllN Spoif PN PK kv ft/12 J/12 ft/12
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      531 25 SINSOV SINGAPORE SOVIET SHIPPING CO PRIVATE ITD SINSOV BULDMG 55, Market Street Sinfapore 0104 Teh *****33 (15 Liies) Terminal Office: *****41/2 Cable Address SINSOV SINGAPORE Telei Numbers RS ***** RS ***** RS ***** P. KEIAMC M/S SHMKAT NAH SOON SOIL M. IST AMD 2NO FLOOR. NO 1. JALAM CEMPEMNG. PORT
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      413 26 ■rfrff REGIONAL CONTAINER LINES TO BANGKOK (4 SAILINGS A WEEK) II 'il I 1 ii >H 'iiwrumfinnggMK gy»n I CjTE!T!BM EM E*****EE581 inßCTEQiinoLjißiig 11 i II I HHlT'lii IB'WI Sun/Man 130-1/12 I Wri/Tlu I 3-4/12 Tuc/Wted 2-3/12 I Fri/Sat 5-6/12 Wed/Thu 3-4/12 Sat/Sun 6-7/12 Sat/Sun 6-7/12 Tue/Ncd Sun/Man 74/12 jtfech
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      160 26 Ya Regional Wtather 41 n. 4^. o m ,r Jv rSIGNIFICANT WEATHER AND SEA CONDITIONS AT 7JO A.M. THIS MORNING Wirxj direction wrtfh vpeed m knots Wove h*»ght LIGIND R Thunderstorm Temperature c X\ A Shower Weother Wind drection with speed in knots Rom Cloudy Shy Wov Woe* W«*« an
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      268 27 RED SEA-MEDITERRANEAN SERVICE TElOft AVER PALEMBANG SJNGAPORt M.V. SAMUORA RAT Sated 22-24 Nov 25-30 Nov Gmwral Agents: Skippw Shipping Pt« Ltd, S'por* Tic R8 *****, PH: *****48 UN LIN SHIPPING PTE. LTD. 1, Magazine Road, MS-OS, Cantral Building. Mnaawon 0105. Tat UMH ft 533M23 AEEKLV SERVICE 5 NGi D OOE
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      262 27 TIGER EXPRESS LINE CONVENTIONAL EXPRESS SERVICE TO CHITT AGONG/C ALCUTTA ETA S'pare Load* tar M.V. OMENTAL CROWN VJB 37 OLT. 1973 2C Nn tt*ta|«|/C**to YUM SNIPPING FORWARDING AGENCY PTILTD 2274 TELOK AYER SIKI. «0K 11* TEL *****7* JUL M423M WHO TWO REGULAR SERVICES TO SONGKHLA/PATTAM MONTHLY (SUM! THAN/ KHWOW6 CM
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      541 27 LUCKY SEAWAY SERVICES S [)<»r Tel i SHHI V> Tl« .'i. ">1 K K Tel CMH i'i\/bb VII T'. MA ***** Seaway B.E. Asia to M Bss/Ms<Msrranssn. VESSEL BIT MDONESM SGT P KELANG LOAOMG Ft* TBN 1970 21/11 5/12 11/12 MM. HotfwUh. Alt i an* i. M* forh N Malapu
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      197 27 CN C LINES WEEKLY FCL LCL CONTAINER SERVICE TAO YUAN *04 KUO LUNG Mil TE LM VCO4 KUO HSWN6 Ml 2 IRK NKG KM) KO KIR HOI K 21/11 ft/12 7/12 1/12 12/12 13/12 14/12 ft/12 13/12 14/12 lft/12 19/12 20/12 21/12 13/12 21/12 21/12 23/12 2S/12 27/12 2S/12 2«/12
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      134 27 OCEAN MR MARK CORP. PTE LTD *****11 (5 LMES)/*****49 (Direct) 190 MDOli ROM) #14-06 FORTUNE CENTRE SMGAPORE 0718 MEWAH SHPPMG 4 TRADMG CO SON IND *****18 II am CHINA SERVICES Destinations: Etd. STORE Etd. fKLG SHANTOU, GUANGZHOU w HUANGPU, XIAMEN WEEKLY Hi IJ 3 1-1 Ik r* i :Jiii.i i
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      407 28 if IJ i'i -t 5 CROSS WATER Weekly LCL liwlcm to:- KAOSHIUNG/KEELUNG 21/11. 4/12 TOKYO/YOKOHAMA 21/11. 4/12 ALSO ACCEPTMQ LCL TO USA/CAMADA 7'^r.u SERVKg IMtitj LCI/Fa Unkti Ik HKG, MANILA, AUSTRALIA, JAPAN, KOREA, TAIWAN, USA Agent? MNMSM mm (S) PTI LT» 24 Posif Panjang Rd #05-35 PSA Multi-Storey Complex (0511)
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      316 28 HEAP SENG TRAMIK t SMPPMC PTE LTD •001 KACM HOAO #10-01 GOLDEN ML! TOWf* 1 f P T UNITFO SHIPPING ORGANISATION LTD JAKARTA ran JAKARTA/ SURABAYA/ CMEBON/ SEMARAN6/V?AMMNS/ PALOCAHG/ PADANG/ BAUKPAPAN/ SAMARMM/ PONTMNAK VSL OA no LOADRK FOR P. 9JMATDU m/M 25/11 24/11 MBAjATA/MMWA P KALRMfTAM Vl2/K 1/12 2/12 JAUfTA/SBAOAYA
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      493 28 Everett Lines COMPANM PERUANA DE VAPOREES (Cf.V.) "PERUVIAN STATE UNE" LoaAnf tor Utm. *»t*x» mi oflw fcrima* ports transtapmcnt a O* CPV TkrMfk Ms o< Lxkn| It tirul tetmatmi MMO.OPOCTT 1* 5/7 Dk 17/19 Dk a/a »k "EVERETT ORIENT LINE' JAPAN/BAY OF BENGAL/JAPAN SERVICE LOAOMG FOR HONGKONG*, YOKOHAMA. KOBE. NAGOYA.
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