The Business Times, 15 May 1987

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    12 1 BUSINESS TIMES M.C. (P) No. 112/12/86 FRIDAY, MAY 15, 1987 75 CENTS
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    FINANCIAL NEWS SUMMARY
    179 1 Overseas markets Thursday HK Hang Seng Index 2853.92 20.39 Sydney All-Ordinaries 1848.5 (-0.7 Tokyo Nikkei Average *****.44 288.25) Wednesday New York (Dow Jones) 2329.68 7.08 London (FT 30 Index) 1680.5 (+10.1) Exchange rates THE S$ closed lower at 2.1227/37 against USS yesterday but firmed up against closing
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  • Article
    Lock icon American trade deficit dips to US$13.6b
    266 1 Reuter THE US TRADE deficit improved moderately in March, dipping to US$l3.6 billion from US$l5.l billion in February, the Commerce Department reported yesterday. The improvement in the key measure of the US balance of commerce with its trading partners could give a breathing spell
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  • Article
    From jazz music to disk drives
    75 1 REMEMBER Jazz singer Ella Fitzgerald, whose voice immortalised the Memorex tapes? Today Memorex still makes tapes, but mostly for computers. It also makes disk drives and terminals for the IBM market. In the first of a series of special reports on high-technology companies. BT
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    Share prices soar to another record high
    581 1  -  ST Index surges 24.42 points By NAJEEB JARHOM THE BUYING FRENZY on the Stock Exchange of Singapore entered its third consecutive day yesterday, taking share prices to historic heights on another record turnover. A total of 79.74 million shares valued at $175.76 million
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    Sembawang Maritime
    170 1 THE TIMING of Sembawang Maritime Ltd's share offer can be described as near perfect. The stock market is bubbling with investors in an amazing buying mood. Against this background, SML launched its share issue yesterday with an offer of 45 million shares at $1.80 each. The offer opens
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    Lock icon Japan expected to yield to pressure on farm policies
    176 1 Reuter JAPAN is likely to yield to mounting worldwide anger over its protectionist agricultural policies, but it shows no signs of backing down in a row over foreign access to its stock market. Officials said yesterday that Japan would* probably cut
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    Lock icon 'More Japanese companies will opt for Bangkok'
    123 1 Reuter A NUMBER of small- and medi-um-sized Japanese companies will set up plants in Thailand in the next few years. Takehiko Mori of the Industrial Bank of Japan said in Bangkok yesterday that, pushed by the strong yen, businesses were making long-term plans
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    Port rebates on the cards
    96 1 PORT USERS are about to benefit from another round of tariff concessions and rebates from the Port of Singapore Authority. These concessions and other promotional programmes are part of PSA's attempts to meet stiff competition from other ports. The PSA annual report released yesterday said
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  • Article
    HK company's suit against Everbloom settled out of court
    355 1  -  By ANNA TEO THE $1.5 million suit brought against Everbloom Biotechnology by a Hongkong company has been settled out of court. Mycotech Ltd, appointed to market Everbloom's shiitake and abalone mushroom production technology worldwide in March 1986, has returned all rights
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    JTC returns to building factories after a lapse of almost four years
    505 1  -  By BOEY KIT YIN FACT OR Y-BUILOING is back on the development plans of the Juronfl Town Corporation nearly four years after it suspended construction of new flatted factories. The statutory board opened a tender today for the
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    Lock icon Nissho Iwai Construction to review trade relations with Vietnam
    120 1 Reuter A MAJOR Japanese trading firm said yesterday that it would review its trading links with Vietnam following accusations that it was undermining international efforts to achieve peace in Indochina. Nissho Iwai Corporation will reconsider its commercial relationship with Hanoi at
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      278 1 See Page IS for details of the SML share offer and backgound on the company. SHARE INFORMATION MONEY ft EXCHANGES COMMOOmES AIRCRAFT SCHEDULE TV ft RADIO OUR VIEW CONTRACTORS WHO FIND DIFFICULTY exporting their services hove a case in asking for more government assistance. But there is a limit to
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  • HOME NEWS
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      Van Ommeren spending $20m on more tanks
      280 2  -  By LOH HUI YIN VAN OMMEREN Terminal, owners of the tank farm on Pulau Sebarok. is building another six tanks worth about $20 million. This will bring Van Ommeren's investment to $170 million since it was formed in 1980. said Van Ommeren Terminal
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      Expats find it less expensive to live here
      139 2 EXPATRIATES found it cheaper to live in Singapore last December compared with the costs they had to put up with during the same month in 1985. The index for December last year was 92.6 points compared with 94.9 points a year ago.
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      Hari Raya light-up
      85 2 GEYLANG SERAI will be gaily decorated and brightly lit for the Hari Raya celebrations from tomorrow till June 7. The MP for Kampong Übi, Mr Haji Wan Hussin Bin Haji Zoohri, will be the guest of honour at the switching-on ceremony to be held at the entrance
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      Bar coding likely to take effect next month
      255 2 THE USE of bar code, an international product numbering system which will help make local products more acceptable in overseas markets, is expected to get underway by the middle of next month. This will be when the Brus-sels-based European Article Numbering (EAN)
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      Singapore nets $8.6 m sales at fair
      174 2 SINGAPORE'S maiden participation at Cebit 87. a specialised computer exhibition in Hanover, Germany, in March clinched $8.6 million sales for personal computers. Another $22 million worth of orders are expected to materialise over the next six months. Twelve companies took part in Cebit
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      Private sector chips in to spread courtesy message
      559 2  -  By ANNA TEO THE PRIVATE sector has joined hands with the government in what will be the largest ever campaign in nine years of promoting courtesy among Singaporeans. Raffles City Pte Ltd. West in Stamford and Westin Plaza, Sogo Department Stores (S)
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      MIT and NTI may team up to conduct business course
      377 2 PROFESSORS from the prestigious Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) may be teaming up with their peers from tertiary institutions in Singapore to conduct a pilot business management course here. Mr Abraham Seigel, dean of MlT's Alfred P Sloan School of
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      Ministry of Labour to conduct employment survey
      131 2 THE MINISTRY of Labour will be conducting the mid--1987 labour force survey from May 16 till the end of June. The purpose of the survey is to collect data on employment and unemployment to help evaluate and formulate plans and policies on employment.
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    • Article
      Funds raised at 'Dash of Gold' party
      105 2 WHETHER the evening was worth its weight in gold or not, the 149 American Express Gold Card members who paid $250 a head to party with the Miss Universe contestants, have raised $37,250 for the Handicaps Welfare Association. The "Dash of Gold" party
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      Corrections and clarifications
      54 2 ON MAY 12. BT reported that BHP Countertrade estimated it would handle $200 million worth of annual sales by next year. BHP Countertrade, r subsidiary of Australian company Broken Hill Proprietary Co Ltd, has clarified that it expected annual turnover to amount to $200 million in two
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      283 2 -:ib m Treat your lamily to a sumptuous buffet lunch at the Chao Zhou Garden Restaurant. A delectable spread of Teochew provincial dishes and dian xm accompanied by desserts Deiiciously wholesome. And different. Eat all you can for only 11.50+ per adult and $9.50++ per child. Available on Sundays Public
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  • ASIA – PACIFIC
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      Lock icon Army seizes power in Fiji, detains ministers
      458 3 AFP AN ARMY colonel seized power in the south-west Pacific island state oI Fiji yesterday after leading a detachment of soldiers into the parliament building and arresting the prime minister and 27 government members. Lieutenant-Colonel Sitiveni Rabuka, the leader of the coup, later
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      Lock icon 'Sit down everybody. This is a takeover'
      133 3 UPI THE FOLLOWING is a Hansard (Parliament) reporter's transcript of Lieutenant Colonel Sitiveni Rabuka's statement yesterday when he burst infb the Fijian Parliament with 10 soldiers and announced a coup d'etat: "Sit down everybody, sit down. This is a takeover. "We apologise for
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      Lock icon China encouraging home ownership
      270 3 AFP CHINA'S urban residents will be allowed for the first time to take out low-interest loans to buy or build their own private homes, the Economic Information newspaper said yesterday. The proposal, aimed at easing the country's severe housing shortage, will allow urban residents to take
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      Lock icon Taiwan acts to liberalise trade with East Europe
      308 3 AFP TAIWAN is to lower tariffs, cut red tape and provide business information to local manufacturers to boost trading with East Europe, an economic official in Taipei said yesterday. The decision followed complaints by businessmen that trading with the Communist bloc had
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      Lock icon Investors optimistic about Philippines
      417 3 AFP LOCAL and foreign businessmen in the Philippines say they are looking forward to an improved business climate following national legislative elections in which President Corazon Aquino's candidates appear set for a landslide win. The country's stock markets were bullish on Wednesday, the first day of
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      Lock icon India denies arms payoff charge
      351 3 Reuter THE INDIAN government has denied new charges by Swedish Radio that the Swedish arms maker Bofors made unauthorised payments of up to US$4O million to win a huge order for field artillery. The state-chartered Radio said yesterday that it had found evidence in Swedish
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      233 3 WALK ALL OVER ME! There's nothing I like more than being trampled upon by hundreds of rough boys in boots. You see, the clever company who made me packed a whole 50,000 fibres into every square inch of my anatomy. Authorised Dealer* Singapore: •fciddkCurtain A Carpet Supplier (S) Pte Lid
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      44 3 Doonesbury ffUTt, B2!lJ ii 11 in T-r- i '111 111 17. II H IHERB lOAS A POWER SURGE IN THE MAINFRAME PURJN6 LAST NIGHTS FEED. MB THINK MB MAT HAVE LOST RON HBAPREST- i ni'iia <IL'I mi III? it. E ft: BY GARRY TRUDEAU
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    DAILY AIRCRAFT MOVEMENTS
    629 4 ARRIVALS Operator Service Local From number Hitm SU SQ109 1405 KUL SU SQ455 1410 BWN GtA GAM 3 1410 LGW/BOM THAI TG405 1415 8KK/HKT THAI TG41 3 1450 RKK CPA CX713 1455 HKG/WCK KIM KL833 1455 AMS/DCL MAS MH609 1505 KUL MAS MH672 1520 ftKI SU SO
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  • REST OF THE WORLD
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      Lock icon US chipmakers pool resources for impact
      452 4 Industry project seeks government backing FT THE US semiconductor industry has agreed on details of an unprecedented co-operative effort to re-establish the United States as the world leader in semiconductor chip technology. By pooling resources and talents, with government backing, the US chip makers
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      Lock icon Soviet party to discuss major changes
      156 4 AFP A SESSION of the Soviet Communist Party's Central Committee scheduled for June will discuss "very important" changes related to "learning to live with democracy" and exposing officials who resist change, Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev said on Wednesday. Mr Gorbachev made the remarks during
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      Lock icon S African businessmen tone down protests
      397 4 Reuter LIBERAL South African businessmen, who last year spearheaded calls for the government to repeal apartheid laws, free black leader Nelson Mandela and negotiate with his African National Congress (ANC) guerilla group, have been silent since last week's whites-only election. Before the poll, Mr
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      Lock icon Democrats lead in Canadian opinion poll
      309 4 Reuter CANADA'S left-leaning New Democratic Party (NDP) made political history on Wednesday by surging into first place in the latest public opinion poll. In its best showing since the party was created in 1961, the NDP received the support of 37 per cent of
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      Lock icon Unesco now an example for UN system, says M'Bow
      194 4 Reuter UNESCO director-general Amadou Mahtar M'Bow said the agency was now setting an example to the rest of the United Nations system after cutting staff to cope with a 30 per cent drop in its budget. Speaking on the opening day
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  • BANKING AND FINANCE
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      Forex markets
      1063 5 SINGAPORE: The US dollar closed mixed against major currencies yesterday fluctuating in a narrow range in thin trading. Most operators were reluctant to create fresh positions due to conflicting opinion over yesterday s US March trade figures. Some speculated that the March trade deficit could narrow to US$lO
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      Govt securities market
      44 5 Treasury bills (most recent Iwun) Issue cod* Maturity Yesterday's yield BID OFFER BQ ***** T 6.8.87 2.28 2.23 Singapore government bonds Issue Coupon Maturity Indicative Yield code rate dosing (offered price rate) N*****0H 5.375 15.5.1992 100.45- 5.23 100.65 Source: DBS Bank
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      Asian $
      225 5 Asian ASIAN DOLLAR deposit rates closed steady at opening levels yesterday after quiet trading.A smaller-than-expected 0.1 per cent rise in US April retail sales and the Federal Reserve's addition of funds into the banking system via five-day system repurchase agreements did not have much impact on the market. Interbank d#posit
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      Lock icon Italy scraps deposit requirement
      88 5 Reuter ITALY HAS abolished the non-interest-bearing deposit requirement payable on purchases of foreign securities, the Foreign Trade Ministry said. A decree signed by Foreign Trade Minister Mario Sarcinelli lifting the deposit requirement will become effective on publication in the official government gazette within the next few
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      Lock icon UK gilt auction's success paves the way for more
      517 5 Reuter THE BROADLY SUCCESSFUL outcome of the Bank of England's first ever auction of UK government bonds (gilts) on Wednesday will provide a sound basis for a continuation of its auction experiment, market participants said. The bank's offer of £1 billion
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      DBS and OCBC cut rates on housing loans from today
      294 5 TWO MAJOR banking groups the DBS Bank group and the Over-sea-Chinese Banking Corporation yesterday announced drops in housing loan rates, intensifying the keen competition for business amidst an apparent recovery in the residential property market. The DBS group comprising DBS
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      Lock icon AIBD shelves screen-based quotation plan
      227 5 FT STRONG OPPOSITION from leading market-makers has forced the board of the Association of International Bond Dealers (AIBD), the Eurobond Market Trade Association, to back down from its plan to introduce a screen-based price quotation system for Eurobonds. "There is too much fundamental opposition to
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      World interest rates
      181 5 Indicates the average of the prime lending rates of 12 major banks in Singapore V Interbank market rates (offer/bid) on May 14 usi DM SWFC Y«n 6 7/1 J/4 1J/16 11/16 J J/4 5/i 1 J/4 5/1 J 1 J/16 11/16 fM 6 1J/16 13/16 7 f%-
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      Money markets
      111 5 THE OVERNIGHT rate on the Singapore interbank market closed 1% point lower st 4 per cent yesterday. The term rates each lost point across the board. S$ Interbank rates at 7pm yesterday: OffW NO Ovar- <**» 4 3 1/2 1-«on* 4 5/16 4 3/16 2-mortfc 4 5/16 4
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      Simex/IMM
      569 5 SEPTEMBER Eurodollar opened two ticks off Wednesday's close at 92.11 in Singapore yesterday, but trading was locfcsd within s tight rsnge of 92.09 snd 92.12 in s quiet session. Msrkst sctivity was largely dominated by traders squaring their positions shead of yesterday night's release of US March trade figures.
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      82 5 FOR SALE BY TENDER 49/A/K Nassim Road (Lot No>: 215 220 TS 25) 3-storey apartment block Prima Raaidantial Property Newty renovated to good standard of finishes Total of 10 units only: Bunitsof2-bedroom. area approx. MOO sq.ft. 2 units of 4-bedroom. area approx. 2000 sq.ft. Site Area approx 4181.8 sq.m. (<6,014
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      58 5 HARRY WINSTON a special exhibition of the rate jewels of the world vmm Tlie Oriental, Singapore May 15th, 16th an i 17tk 1987 For private viewing, please call Madam Marie-Claude Pamaud at die exhibition from 12.00 noon to Q.OOpm at The Oriental Singapore telephone 338 0066 Security checks will he
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  • TECHNOLOGY
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      Memorex changes focus to win bigger market share
      970 6  -  Last November, some 180 European managers of Memorex bought the company from Burroughs for US$5OO million. The new Memorex is trimmer and has a different idea of how to tackle the IBM-dominated computer market. It also wants to increase its presence in
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      Lock icon US examining copyrights on computerware
      743 6 NYT REFLECTING the growing uncertainty about the boundaries of copyright law. the chief lawyer for the US Copyright Office has asked the agency to re-examine its rules protecting certain computer technology. The request, t>y Dorothy Schrader, general counsel for the Copyright Office, coincides with a
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      Nixdorf chief speaks against trade war
      480 6 THE TRADE WAR between America and Japan should not go on because it threatens the international free trade foundation built up in the last 30 years, said the chairman of Nixdorf Computer in Singapore on Wednesday. At a press conference held at the Boulevard
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      Locally-made rubber goes on trial in foreign markets
      382 6  -  By BRIAN GOMEZ AN 800 kilo trial batch of oil resistant synthetic rubber has been produced in Singapore for customer trial in several countries, including Thailand, Taiwan and New Zealand. If customer response is good, the blend of nitrile rubber and polyvinyl
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    • BITS & BYTES
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        Throwing light on photosynthesis
        194 6 NOBEL LAUREATE Sir George Porter, President of Britain's Royal Society, contends that given full understanding of the function of genes and the protein complexes which they form, almost anything becomes possible in a controlled way. In his own field of photosynthesis, he is studying chemical reactions
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        Pumps that are powered by water
        177 6 A WATER PUMP that is powered only by water sounds like fantasy, but two versions of it are actually being used in Africa. Made in Sweden by JTM Produkt AB, the portable sling pumps are powered by currents and need virtually no maintenance. Properly
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        Using fungus to clean up water
        129 6 A CHANCE DISCOVERY of a fungus in a dirty coffee cup has given Israeli scientists a potentially new method to clean up industrial water. A group of researchers, led by Professor Margalith Galun of Rel Aviv University's Department of Botany, is experimenting on the
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      95 6 p n Let BT show you the ropes for effective management every Monday BT, Singapore's biggest business daily, has two full pages on Management every Monday. This is essential reading for all successful professionals and executives. Incisive management news is ferreted out by our trained writers who comb the sectors
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  • FEATURES
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      Building up a good reputation
      558 8 TRANSFER OF TECHNOLOGY used to be the catch phrase for Singapore. Now, building contractors are saying that it is not enough. Technology without management expertise and a good track record does not seem to be of much use when they want to export their services.
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      Investment call from a fantasy isle
      2032 8  -  The private sector is being encouraged to develop Sentosa into a fantasy island to amuse and entertain the tourist. New plans were recently revealed by the Sentosa Development Corporation to add more man-made attractions. But some people are doubtful of the outcome of the
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      170 8 M onagers ust anage BT shows you how every Monday. Britain at The Belvedere i. < >• a wm M *V >■! i V, f,• ''v.-: NITED °Manc ENGIjAN oßirmin iAondo Chan •AO Great news for you if you love traditional British fare. Because The Belvedere is serving a feast
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  • SPORTS
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      Lock icon Golden State Warriors salute to Lakers
      304 9 UPI THE now disposed Golden State Warriors have joined with those who believe the Los Angeles Lakers will win the NBA title this season. "They have everything,'* Eric 'Sleepy' Floyd said after the Lakers closed out the Warriors with a 118-106 victory last Tuesday
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      Lock icon Lewis to focus on one event at a time
      200 9 Reuter CARL LEWIS, the American track and field athlete who won four gold medals at the 1984 Olympics, hopes to realise his ambition of breaking a world record by concentrating on one event at a time. Lewis, speaking in an interview
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      S'pore aiming for Inter-Port win
      413 9  -  By WALTON MORAIS FIELDING what one observer called "the best 11 in a long while" Singapore will be aiming to get back on the winning track against Hongkong in the three-day Inter-Port cricket match beginning at the Singapore Cricket Club grounds today (11 am). Unbeaten
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      Lock icon Lendl, Wilander power their way to last 16
      459 9 AP TOP-SEEDED Ivan Lendl and No. 2 Mats Wilander powered to straight set victories, to lead a string of seeds into the last 16 of the U*****,000 Italian Open men's tennis tournament on Wednesday. Lendl romped past West Germany's Damir Keretic, 6-0.
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      Lock icon Alysheba faces challenge from two colts
      427 9 UPI THERE were 3-1/5 seconds difference between A vies Copy's and Gulch's work times last Wednesday, yet the trainers say both colts are ready to stop Alysheba's Triple Crown campaign in Saturday's Preakness Stakes. Avies Copy, third to Alysheba in the Kentucky Derby but
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      Lock icon Rugby blossoms in Japan
      201 9 Reuter THE POPULARITY of rugby union in Japan was highlighted recently when figures were released showing that only England has more active players. More than 80,000 Japanese play rugby in over 3,000 teams in schools, colleges and factories and the final of the Japanese championship was
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  • Page 9 Miscellaneous
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      1221 9 wvmmm FRIDAY BACKGROUND 7.50pm, Channel 5 So professionals such as doctors, dentists and lawyers can't advertise. But what is advertising, anyway? The distribution of name cards? In the US, the courts overruled a ban on professionals advertising on the grounds that it violated free speech. Friday Background looks at whether
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  • INTERNATIONAL STOCKS
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      Lock icon Big share issue unlikely to hurt Philips's profit
      211 10 Reuter NV PHILIPS Gloeilampenfabrieken's largest ever global issue of 20 million shares will have little impact on earnings per share say analysts. Despite the issue, which was priced on Wednesday and represents just under 9 per cent of the company's 232.5 million
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      Lock icon Packer unit takes 4.4 pc stake in Hill Samuel
      162 10 Reuter CONSOLIDATED Press International (Netherlands Antilles) NV. part of the group headed by Australian businessman Kerry Packer. ,-has taken a 4.4 per cent 'Interest in Hill Samuel «Group Pic. C* Information on the .Istake, as of last week, was by Hill
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      Lock icon Insider trading cases to come
      120 10 Reuter '[SECURITIES and Exchange '••Commission chairman John 'Shad said more major in-I-sider trading cases are •T coming this summer. "It's often asked when :;will the next shoe be .«dropped. I think you'll see -~a succession of shoes '-dropping this summer," Shad told the senate securities
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      Lock icon NYSE investors step to the sidelines
      405 10 Reuter WALL STREET on Wednesday showed its uncertainty about the economic environment as blue chips scored a moderate gain for the second day in a row, but the rest of the market backed off. Many investors stepped to the sidelines awaiting signs on prospects
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      Toronto
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      Johannesburg
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      New York
      517 10 MAY 13 US* Eastman Kodak 61ft N L Induat 7* Ell Lilly 60* 1ft Nabaco RJ 48* Alcan Aiumin 46* Engalhard Cp 26* -ft 64* Alcoa 51H 90* tta»ialaf 7* Altag Int. 19 1 Flraatona Tira 37* NCR Corp 75* •fj AMadSlg ....42* unch •ft 1ft unch 103*
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      863 10 Amsterdam MAY U PL8 ABN ***** 94.80 >18 Ahotd 106 00 >04 133 80 >04 Alrcnta 147.50 >02 AM€V 63 00 >01 77 00 >03 Am Stad 138 00 >0 1 14 >06 BOLS 157 80 >35 Bortumij 133 -35 Tattafc >da 58 30 >0 1 C*tv* BOO
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      399 11 HONGKONG: Share prices closed higher yesterday after a day of see-saw trading as a late surge of chart buying by overseas fund managers overcame early profittaking. The Hang Seng Index ended the day 20.39 higher at 2,853.92 and the Hong Kong Index rose 15.21 to 1,843.05. Turnover totalled HKsB42.4{
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      Taipei
      270 11 UAV 14 ut I 4.1 Kolin 32 20 -01 T Kuochan Ojv 35 80 -12 3 J 40 <0 50 -17 c2S.vSfrs Mu Lien Hwa Indus 27 80 -0 8 ?KTn n B-nk Mm 9 Nan Ya Pias 50 50 -1 Chang Hwa Bank 85 00 -2 p jfj
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      442 11 TOKYO: Share prices surged to a record close yesterday in moderately active trade as a steady yen/dollar rate boosted confidence and money inflows from Tokyo's bond market primed buying. The market average soared 288.25 to a record closing 24,651.44. The previous record close of 24,608.22 was set on May
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      Manila
      79 11 MAY 14 PESOS 1. Marsteel Oriental B 0 032 -0 001 Acoje Mining Phil Overseas 0 0650 -0 005 Anglo Phil Apex Mining B 0 0625 unch Picop B PLOT 435 17 5 0 0055 San Miguel B 143 unch -0 002 -14 unch unch Seatronl 0 021 •0
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      380 11 SYDNEY: Australian share markets ended barely steady yesterday in mixed trading, though industrial stocks responded favourably to the -government's economic statement on Wednesday. Brokers said an easing in metal prices overnight led to a weakening in the resources sector, especially as early overseas buying dried up. At the close
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      Seoul
      116 11 MAY 14 Kai 1350 -25 Owl Sugar ***** Kangwon Irxl ***** 1675 -t-10 -15 ***** -210 Daewoo Corp 1110 •*40 Korea Long Term 2261 unch Daewoo Heavy ***** -IX Lucky Ltd 1410 -30 Daishin Securities 4050 -35 Oriental Brewery ***** -600 Dong Ah Phar ***** 90 Oriental Chem *****
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      149 11 Reuter BANGKOK: The Stock Exchange of Thailand Index climbed 0.06 to 266.70 on a turnover of 2,092,794 shares worth 458.3 million baht. MAY 14 BAMT Saha Union Siam Cement 266 1005 -4 12 Ayudhya Investment Bangkok Agro-lnd Bangkok Bank Bank Of Ayudhya Charoong Thai Wire Cable 306 111 291
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      82 11 Reuter HK-TVB Ltd chairman Run Run Shaw said he has no plans to sell any more of his stake of about 23 per cent in the company. Shaw controls the shares through his major stake in Shaw Brothers (Hongkong) Ltd of which he also is chairman.
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      397 11 Reuter AT A TIME when the world steel industry is badly hit by overcapacity, South Korea's Pohang Iron and Steel Co (Posco) is forging ahead with expansion plans. The plans have the enthusiastic backing of the Seoul government which owns about 70 per cent
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      297 11 AFP JAPANESE investors are pouring money into the Italian economy in Tokyo's search for new markets following growing anti-Japa-nese protectionism in the United States "For years, we have concentrated our efforts on the American market. We must now diversify and look for new investment outlets
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      Lock icon Aluminium users step up forward buying
      491 12 Japan faces drop in output and tight supply Reuter JAPAN'S aluminium end-users havie stepped up forward buying of primary metal on the international spot market over the past few weeks, trade sources said. The move was prompted by shqrp production declines at home and
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      306 12 Reuter PLATINUM and palladium trading in the UK should prove more accessible to investors following a decision by the UK Customs and Excise Department to give the market zero-rating for value added tax (Vat) from June 1, dealers said. The recently-formed London Platinum
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      Lock icon Palm kernel output likely to fall
      229 12 Reuter THIS SEASON'S world palm kernel production is expected to drop 105,000 tonnes to 2.3 million tonnes due to overstress of the palms from high yields last season, but next season's output is expected to rise again, the Hamburg-based newsletter Oil World has said.
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      Lock icon US researchers developing vegetable oil substitute
      250 12 Reuter AMERICAN researchers are working to develop a new oilseed crop which could be used in detergents, competing with imported vegetable oils and thus easing the US trade deficit. Scientists hope to develop the crop from a wild oilseed plant, cuphea. Mr Steven Knapp,
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      318 12 London May/Oct 350.0* 3-months 366JO/367.00 Commodity M'sian RBD FOB June/July 322.5pd Tone: Borely steady (367JO/368JO) 419.00 (419 JO) Sate*. (*****) Exchange M'sian RBD otetr i FOB Buyer/Seller doting prices on My/Aug 337.5pd Zinc High Grade May 13 (£/tonne unit tss specified) Sep Previous dosing prices in parenthesis Coffee
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      Lock icon International consumption of rubber hit record last year
      235 12 Reuter THE WORLD'S use of rubber hit a record 13.57 million tonnes in 1986, according to estimates by the International Rubber Study Group (IRSG). Industry sources said a rise in consumption of latex a form of natural rubber may reflect its increased
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      Palm Oil
      514 12 Crude palm oil future* closed very steady in active trading on the Kuala Lumpur Commodity Exchange yesterday. The market turned bullish on fresh buying support believed to be from India and Pakistan. The higher Chicago Board of Trade soyabean market boosted sentiment. Market undertone appeared bullish on news
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      KL Tin
      123 12 THE PRICE OF TM on the Kuala Lumpur tin marfcat prtca closed two cants lowar at Mt10.67 per kilo yeetartfay on pocaletent sailing. Watfnaaday'a cloaa of M 516.69 attracted Increased offara of 130 tonnes at tha start of In marfcat but buyara vara rathar reserved, aaaklng about St
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      Rubber
      268 12 SINGAPORE The market closed firmer yesterday with June 1 RSS buyers quoted at 201.50 cents/kilo, up one cent from Wednesday. The morning session posted gains of 1.50 cents on higher Japanese advices and some speculative buying support, in thin trading. Prices were slightly down in quiet afternoon trading due
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      RAS and MRELB
      325 12 RAS prices in oenMg, fo a In balm 1 NOON CLOSE ftwyon S#Mocs Buyort Stlltn It* 1 RSS Prompt 205.50 206JON 206.00 207.00N Int 1 RSS Juno 87 201 JO 202.00 201 JO 202.00 bit 1 RSS Juty 198.00 198 JO 198.00 198JO Int 2 RSS OP
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      SSR and SMR
      82 12 (cann/kg, 1-ton po*t») JUNE 87 JULY 87 (currant month) (forward month) RAS NOON NOON lnytn C -M SSI 20 176.00 178.OON 176.00 178.00N SSI 90 175.00 176.00N 175.00 176.00N MRELB Iwyvrt S*4l*rt lvy«ra S«lin SM* CV ***** 243.SON 242.50 244JON SMS L 240.50 242.50N 241 JO 243.SON
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      240 12 HONGKONG: Gold closed firmer in moderately active trading yeeterday, mainly on late short covering. The metal ended at U*****.70/U*****.20 an ounce against New York's U*****.70/U*****.30 dose and the finish here of U*****.50/U*****.00 on Wednesday. On the local market gold roee HK$l2 to end at HK54.265 a tael. The
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      Produce Prices
      257 12 Chinese Produce Exchange SoUon* noon dorifiQ prions on Moy 14 (SS/100 kg) Sabak tarnoni MNN JtKJn^o' tatu F«*at BT FOt Hi" Coconut oil Mk FOt OW drvnt FOt Now drum FOt Copra Mixed (loaw) 88.00 98.00 102.00 50 Coffee (mi/iookg) No 1 70t-00/733 No 2 679.00/698.00 Bangkok Oodng
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      Wheat
      108 12 WHEAT FUTURES in Chicago closed mixed on Wednesday, ranging 6-1/2 US cents a bushel lower to one cent higher, with spot May oft 6-1/2 at US$3.l3. Late trading was choppy amid confusion over the weather, traders said. Geldermann and three professionals bought July and Geldermann bought December. Corn futures
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      Soybean
      116 12 SOYBEAN FUTURES closed from 2-1/2 to 8-1/2 US cents s bushel higher on Wednesday, with spot May up four at U555.62-1/2. Traders said likely dry weather ahead in the midwest pushed soybean values higher. Late short covering by locals also pushed values higher. C and 0 Commodities, Continental and
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      440 12 NOTICES EN THE MATTER OF THE COMPANIES ACT, CAP. 185 AND IN THE MATTER OF TONG YANG SHIPPING PTE. LTD. (In Members' Voluntary Liquidation) NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pursuant to Section 308(1) of the Companies Act, Cap. 185 that the Final Meeting of Members of the above-named Company will be
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      245 12 IN THE MATTER OF THE COMPANIES ACT, CHAPTER 188 IN THE MATTER OF TECK HENG REALTY PR LTD (MEMBERS' VOLUNTARY WINDING UP) At an Extraordinary General Meeting of the abovenamed company duly convened and held at 352 ft 352 A, Joo Chiat Road, Singapore 1542, on Wednesday, 8 May 1987,
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      98 12 IN THE MATTER OF THE COMPANIES ACT, CAP. 185 AND IN THE MATTER OF DEPCO TRADING (PTE) LTD (In Members' Voluntary Liquidation) NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pursuant to Section 308(2) of the Companies Act, Cap. 185 that the Final Meeting of Members of the above-named Company will be held on
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      Double-digit gains registered across the board
      4464 13 SMALL INVESTORS joined both local and foreign institutions on a buying spree yesterday of both blue chips and lower liners. Double-digit gains were splashed across most sectors of the market. Amid the strong gains chalked up by component stocks of the Straits Times Industrial
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      Chief price changes
      251 13 SINGAPORE Rises Ming Court 452 G E Ufa 2100 koto Sarong 1(4 Not Iran 685 C C 326 0 S 1440 S 1 A 1410 R Ottomans Mmo 790 Morrwiom Miio 482 Haw Par 482 Kontocky Spor* 416 Metro Mdgt 840 NST 715 Micop* 486 Parkway H
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      Business done on the SES
      4776 13 SECTION ONE INDUSTRIAL COMMERCIAL Aono (I 64 SI 12» 162 09) 163 IS 161 11)162 (13) 163 (71 164 Alcom 10 76 B 080 Si (I) 075 111 0 75% II) 0 75% Amol Stool 50« 12 51 B 252 SI (5) 241 (5) 245
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  • COMPANY NEWS
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      Lock icon Asian stock market growth linked to US dollar and world trade
      956 14 mm Reuter INVESTORS in Asian stock markets have enjoyed the benefits of the global share price boom but tt»y will have to watch the US dollar and world trade imbalances to know where to put their money in future.
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      Lock icon Yaohan (M) expects to break even in two years
      523 14 Bernama ES YAOHAN (M) Sdn Bhd, the latest and biggest one-stop shopping centre in Malaysia, is expected to'break even in two years with a projected yearly turnover of Ms7o million. The superstore which is to open for business in Kuala Lumpur
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      Bulls run wild in Kuala Lumpur
      497 14 CONTINUED BUYING pushed up share prices on the Kuala Lumpur stock market yesterday. Bulls reniained unrelenting, chalking up hefty gains. The euphoric mood continued to prevail throughout the day and dabblers went on a buying spree. As confitjence grew, new players also decided to
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      Selected indices
      127 14 HONGKONG Hongkong Index Thursdoy *****5 Wednesday 1827 84 Week ogo 1796 60 Hang Seng Index Thursday 2853 92 Wednesday 2833 53 Week ogo *****6 All Industrials Thursday 2584 0* Wednesdoy 2574 0 Week ogo 2530 1 NEW YORK Dow Jones Wednesday 2329 68 T uesdoy 2322 60 Week
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      Unit trusts
      272 14 Monagerj' prices for May 15 Singapore Unit Trust The Commerce III 1 18 The Sovings Fund 094 100 S'pore Prog Fund 044 0 48 S pore Sec Fund 0 75 080 S'pore Invest Fund 080 0 86 S pore Equity Fund 0 54 0 58 Asia Unit Trust
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      Lock icon MCB associate exports M$30m of cement but reaps no profit
      562 14 Bernama ES THE MARKET difficulties gripping the Malaysian cement industry are so serious that a leading cement manufacturer which succeeded in exporting about Ms3o million worth of the product had made no profit for all its efforts. This was the
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      Business done on the KLSE
      3156 14 BID and offer prices officially listed and business in and reported to tbe Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange yesterday, with the number of shares traded shown in brackets in lots of 1,000 units unless otherwise specified. INDUSTRIALS Acmo I—l Ajinomoto '***** «d Alex Hldg I—l Alcom
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      COMPANY MEETINGS
      215 14 ISETAN (SINGAPORE) Limited: 16th AGM at the Conference Room, 3rd Floor, Apollo Hotel, 405 Havelock Road. Singapore 0316, today at 11am. SHANGRI-LA HOTELS Limited: 26th AGM in the Summit Room. Valley Wing Lobby Level, Shangri-La Hotel, 22. Orange Grove Road. Singapore 1025. on Monday, May 18. at 10.30am.
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      Lock icon Successful cost-cutting
      544 15 n mm*** HOCK LOCK SIEW THE CLEAR MESSAGE from Cold Storage's latest annual report is that the group managed to improve its performance at a time of lower consumer demand last year. Success was due to measures the group initiated in earlier years to cut costs and raise
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      Lock icon Shell Refining (FOM) flush with cash
      204 15 Bernama ES SHELL REFINING COMPANY (FOM) Bhd, Shell's downstream company in Malaysia, is sitting pretty with a cash hoard of Ms6B million. The healthy financial position at the end of last year was attained through lower funding requirements of the company's net working capital,
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      LONDON STOCKS
      886 15 LONDON shares turned mixed yesterday morning after a firmer start which was buoyed by new opinion polls showing the Conservatives maintaining a firm grip on its lead over the opposition parties in the run-up to the June 11 general election. However, dealers reported some concern that the polls,
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      Sembawang Maritime offering 45m shares
      675 15  -  By NAJEEB JARHOM SEMBAWANG MARITIME Ltd (SML) is offering 45 million shares of $1 each to the investing public at $1.80 a share from today to May 26. The towing and salvagebased company of the Sembawang Holdings group is expected to be listed on the
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      Teck Hock's creditor banks give rescue plan the go-ahead
      355 15 NINE out of 10 creditor banks of Teck Hock and Co have agreed to its rescue scheme involving United Industrial Corporation Ltd. The tenth creditor bank has indicated that it will not obstruct the restructuring proposal which involves the issue of
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      SML teams up with Japanese to undertake tug operations in HK
      515 15  -  By ELAINE KOH SEMBAWANG Maritime Ltd (SML), engaged in towage and salvage operations, has lost no time in widening its horizons by teaming up with two Japanese partners to undertake tug operations in Hongkong. South China Towing Co Ltd,
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      Lock icon More Malaysian share issues in the pipeline
      901 15 MBT AFTER THE recent success of the Malaysian International Shipping Corp (MISC) and Dreamland Holding's public issues, the investing public is now eagerly awaiting the launch of several more new issues. Although there has been no announcement as yet on the latest company
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      Town and City tying up revamp of hotel arms
      221 15 TOWN CITY Properties Ltd has requested a suspension in the trading of its shares from today pending the financial restructuring of its two hotel-owning subsidiaries. Town City has a 51 per cent stake in Good Property Land Development Pte Ltd which
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      130 14 "The Group now has the structure and the people m#: i a ren i Sir Kit McMahon it will have a Chairman and Group Chief Executive of distinction and experience. I retire from the Board confident that stronger foundations are in place and that a rewarding future lies ahead for
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      222 15 Why Asians want Aussie bonds The citizens of Hong Kong are pouring billions of dollars into high-interest Australian dollar savings accounts, and the Australian dollar may soon be the third biggest foreign currency in Singapore. The banks taking these deposits are keen to lend them. Triple A explains how the
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    Triple-A rating for S'pore: Euromoney
    587 16  -  Changi Airport and SIA also ranked among top three in their sector By SOH TIANG KENG Financial Correspondent SINGAPORE has earned Triple-A rating as a tourist and business destination in the latest business travel survey conducted by Euromoney. According to the survey conducted by the
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    Lock icon Seoul to discuss won revaluation with IMF
    262 16 Reuter SOUTH KOREA, under pressure from industrialised nations to revalue its currency, will discuss the won's exchange rate with the International Monetary Fund next week, Finance Ministry officials said yesterday. A ministry official said that an IMF delegation was due in Seoul next
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    Raja explains growing interest in old Singapore
    456 16 SINGAPOREANS are seeking their national identity from the past 170 years of living and working together in the country's multi-racial community, said Mr S Rajaratnam, Senior Minister (Prime Minister's Office) yesterday. "This is the explanation for the new and growing interest in old
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    Photography's cheap shots
    327 16 DOLLED-UP children, semifrozen insects, caged exotic wild birds and posey ballerinas are just some of the "natural subjects" on the props list of today's professional photographer. As interest in photography grows and as more people are drawn to salon competitions, shutter-bugs the world over are resorting to
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    Teh hearings from May 25
    108 16 THE Commission of Inquiry into corruption allegations against the late National Development Minister Teh Cheang Wan will begin public hearings at the Supreme Court Building on May 25. Mr Teh committed suicide last December amid, investigations into whether he had accepted bribes totalling $800,000 from
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    Lock icon Prem defends his government's actions
    174 16 Reuter THAI Prime Minister Prem Tinsulanonda, breaking a long silence to answer criticism from Bangkok politicians. has defended his government as a servant of the rural masses. Mr Prem cited steady economic growth and the improved lot of Thailand's peasantry as a gauge for his
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    State of emergency proclaimed in Fiji
    129 16 FIJI'S Governor-General Ratu Sir Penaia Ganilau last night assumed executive powers under the Constitution in the wake of a military coup and proclaimed "a state of public emergency Hours earlier, coup leader Lt-Col Sitiveni Rabuka had said that he had suspended the Constitution. Commonwealth
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    Lock icon US envoy meets Bahrain minister
    92 16 AP US ENVOY Richard Murphy yesterday held talks with the Foreign Minister of Bahrain, the last Arab state on his tour that has focused on the Iraq-Iran War and its threat to the Gulf region. Bahrain's Foreign Minister, Sheik Mohammed bin Mubarak Al Khalifa, was
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    Lock icon Dow Jones lower
    59 16 Reuter NEW YORK stock prices were mixed in early active trading yesterday. The March merchandise trade deficit of US$l3.6 billion disappointed the bond and dollar markets and kept stock investors cautious. Airlines, however, continued their ascent. The Dow Jones Industrial Average fell six points to 2,323. Advances
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    Lock icon Soviet industrial production below target
    220 16 Reuter SOVIET industrial production from January to April this year fell short of target by 0.4 per cent, with particularly acute problems in the machine-build-ing sector, official statistics show. The Central Statistics Board figures, published in the newspaper Sotsialisticheskaya Industries, also showed that delivery of
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      Lock icon Siddhi happy with Soviet talks
      39 16 AFP SIDDHI SAWETASILA yesterday wound up the first official trip by a Thai Foreign Minister to the Soviet Union. He was satisfied with his discussions on Cambodia after finding Soviet officials "very responsive". AFP
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      Lock icon 'Reds unlikely to make comeback'
      39 16 AFP PRESIDENT SUHARTO said yesterday that despite fears expressed by some quarters there was a "very little" likelihood of a communist comeback in Indonesia, 20 years after a massive purge of party members. AFP
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      Lock icon Aquino's rivals call for revolution
      45 16 Reuter RIGHT-WING opposition groups who lost heavily in Philippine congressional elections this week yesterday called for a popular revolution as their supporters occupied a highway outside two key military camps in Manila. Reporters estimated the crowd at up to 20,000.
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      Lock icon Turmoil in succession race
      69 16 Reuter THE RACE to succeed Yasuhiro Nakasone as Prime Minister was thrown into turmoil yesterday with the most powerful faction in Japah's ruling Liberal Democratic Party (LOP) seemingly about to split up. Susumu Nikaido, chairman of the faction nominally led by ailing former prime minister Kakuei
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      Lock icon Thatcher's party leading, says poll
      36 16 UPI THE FIRST public opinion polls released since Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher called new parliamentary elections showed yesterday that her ruling Conservatives held a solid lead over the major opposition parties.
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      Lock icon New HK banking commissioner
      32 16 Reuter THE HONGKONG government has appointed Anthony Nicolle as the next commissioner of banking, succeeding Robert Fell who is due to retire soon, an official statement said yesterday.
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      59 16 wmim Outlook: Showtn ovar savaral araaa in lot* morning and oarty aAamoon Raport lor 24 houra prior to 7.30pm on May 14 at tha airport Maximum tamparatura 32.0 Aaaodatad humidity 62 Minimum tamparatura 24.4 Aaaoclatad humidity 96 Hours oI aunahina 5.15 Palnla.ll In in Ullm ■n nllmdl 111 IVIIIIIVTVVWWV üBCv
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  • SHIPPING TIMES
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      PSA realises $252.3 m net surplus
      444 17  -  By SHAHRIR ARIFF THE PORT of Singapore Authority made a net surplus of $252.3 million last year, 4 per cent more than 1985. In its annual report released yesterday, PSA chairman Mr Lim Kim San said this surplus would be used to develop additional
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      Tanjong Pagar's box throughput reaches 2.04 m TEUs
      384 17 TANJONG PAGAR Terminal, PSA's main container gateway handled 2.04 million TEUs last year, 31 per cent more than 1985. The number of vessels at the terminal also went up 20 per cent to 5,385. PSA's four other terminals, Tanjong Pagar Terminal, Keppel
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        Hale to start 10-day service
        55 17 A NEW CONTAINER feeder service between the Port of New York and New Jersey and St John in Canada will be started by Hale Container Line. The 10-day service will commence in June with one vessel of about 1,000 TEU. Hale Container operates another feeder
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        Lock icon Second Chinese disaster in a week
        85 17 Reuter FOUR PEOPLE were killed and at least 70 were missing in China's second ferry disaster in a week, the Shanghai newspaper said. A ship carrying 700 passengers capsized after a collision with a cargo vessel outside the East China seaport Ningbo, throwing more
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        Lock icon India to use Hermes this year
        127 17 AFP THE AIRCRAFT carrier Hermes was handed over to India on Tuesday. A spokesman of the British Ministry of Defence said the ship that was launched if 1953 and became the flagship of the British task force in the 1982 Falklands war was handed
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      Lock icon Taiwan expects disruptions in shipbreaking activities
      662 18 TAIWAN has managed to fend off competition from South Korea and China to remain the world's premier shipbreaking country. Though immediate outlook remains bright, its longer term future is uncertain due to disruption which will be caused by the industry's relocation in 1989. Lloyd's
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      Lock icon 3,000-ton garbage returns home
      311 18 Reuter WHO SAYS 3,186 tons of garbage can't go home again to the scene of the grime? For 51 days the garbage has been towed up and down the Atlantic by the bored and increasingly restless crew of the tugboat Break of Dawn searching for a
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      219 18 Reuter THE SOVIET UNION'S latest submarines are being driven by ultra-quiet propellers made with the aid of sensitive and illegally-exported Norwegian and Japanese technology. US Defence officials travelling with Defence Secretary Caspar Weinberger to a Nato meeting in Stavanger, Norway said the propellers were at least
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      981 18 AB Shpg V 5 ABC Container VIII 1 Accord Shpg VI 3 Ahrenfciel liner XI 1 Africa Ocean XN 1 Alttrans VII 3 AC Toepfer IX 5 Anro Service IV 2/3 Arrow line* XII 2 Atlas line X 3 ANl 1 1/2 APC line V 4 Aft
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      194 18 AP THE BRITISH ferry that capsized off the Belgian port of Zeebrugge in March, killing at least 186 people, has arrived at a shipyard in the Dutch North Sea port. The Herald of Free Enterprise was moored off the Scheldepoort
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      1153 18 ACTIVITY on the London shipping freight market on Wednesday focused in the time-charter sector, especially tor delivery in the Far East Kawasaki booked the 77,776 dwt Konkar Intrepid for May delivery in Japan tor a round-voyage via Gladstone at U556,250 per day and Shows arranged May 14-15 delivery
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      173 19 THE MAJOR shipping consortia operating between the Far East/European, Far East/Persian Gulf, Straits ports/Australia, Straits/Japan and the member lines: ACE (FAR EAST/EUROPE): Franco Belgian Services "K" Line Korean Shipping Corporation Neptune Orient Lines Orient Overseas Container Line Cho Yang Shipping ANRO (STRAITS/ AUSTRALIA): Australian National Line Aiptralia/Straits Container Line
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      147 19 CARIBBEAN-BASED Curacao Drydock. CDM, is extending its facilities with the purchase of a Pana-max-sized floating dock. The 1980-built dock was acquired from the financially troubled Braswell Shipyard of Charleston, US, at an undisclosed price. The 165-metre Curacao dock with a lifting capacity of about 10,000
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      311 19 Reuter TEHRAN'S navy chief said an-ti-ship missiles placed by Iran in the Gulf and the Strait of Hormuz were ready for use. the Iranian news agency Irna reported. The agency, monitored by the British Broadcasting Corporation, quoted Commodore Mohammad Hussein Malekzadegan as saying that
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      95 19 Reuter CYPRUS-REGISTERED bulk carrier Carsten Russ and Dutchowned ro-ro heavy load carrier Fairmast collided 8 km off Kakogawa, Japan. Lloyd s Shipping Intelligence Services said. The 139,854 dwt Carsten Russ was en route from Richards Bay, South Africa to Kakogawa. The 6,100 dwt Fairmast, owned
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      114 19 UPI FINNISH and Soviet oil-fighting ships near the Estonian coast on Wednesday began cleaning up a 560-ton oil spill that leaked from a grounded Soviet tanker, officials said. The Finnish ship, Halli, began helping its Soviet counterpart, Professor Gorunov, to collect the oil
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      Esperance to have an A$8m station for producing electricity from waves
      338 19  -  By KINGSLEY WOOD AN AsB MILLION station for producing electricity from ocean waves is to be built near the port of Esperance. on the West Australian south coast. It is seen as the first step in selling the system
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      300 19 Fairplay SIXTEEN major American companies and associations involved in the sale, transportation and distribution of perishable and frozen products have formed the Refrigerated Transportation Foundation. The organisation will be based initially in the offices of the California Grape and Tree Fruit League in central
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      8462 24 3®aBG)(!EB A guide to ships loading at Singapore for ports around the world The list below tabulates, by port of destination, the name of the ship, the shipping line involved and the estimated dates of arrival and departure from the Port
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      1927 26 Who acts for whom A-^B A 8 Shipping Bouetaad Shpg Agenciee. ABC Contalnerllne NV S pof• Shpg (S) Accord Shpg Accord Shpg (8) Afrlee Oc«tn Linee SMlion Shpg (S). Ahrenkiei Unar Kim Shpg (S) AltrM C Toepler Ocmam Shipping Agenciee (S) Mmtiport Sdn Bhd (PK) Alltrane Alltrsns Cxprses American PreeMent
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      855 27 RECEIVING OF EXPORT FCL CONTAINERS AND LCL CARGO Gdna FCL •> Arrival LCL movement Ship Voy date/time Operator cargo schedule Location Amethyst 01 1505.87 1700 Borneo F5A 0800-0900 >4 Y"tr osperity 09/591 *****7 1900 Sunship F5A 1000-1100 C8 Afcng Univers 39E *****7 2359 Moloy States F5A 1400-1500/1500-1600 H3/P3
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      567 27 AT CONVENTIONAL WHARVES VmmI Berth i Arrival Departure KEPPEL WHARVES Ami* K2l oto^vda 405-2300 Bo"*o»4 KIS 1? 05 ©00 Mo*«» 00 oAon^da 0 05 2300 Koto ft*-tot K27 okxtg^da 50V0*00 Ko*o Wong» Ui oto*g*>da 8 OVZJOO Mo-oyboM KJ2 ok>«g*da '<050*00 Nod Ocwk Oad>» Kit 6 05'200 KM
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      484 28 Court hearings adjourn to May 20 PLANS for American Transport Lines (Amtrans) to buy and operate United States Lines SA's South American service have been dealt a crucial setback. The deal, which appeared to have been secured with the Crowley Maritime subsidiary in February,
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      205 28 A TASK FORCE established by the Thai Mercantile Marine Promotion Commission is considering the possibility of merging state-owned Thai Maritime Navigation Co and the United Thai Shipping Corp, Unithai. The merger was one of three options proposed by the MMPC
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      483 28 May 12-1« The XVIIth Biennial Conference of the International Cargo Handling Co-ordination Association will be held at the Sheraton Hotel and Conference Centre Brisbane, Australia. The theme will be "Trade and Transport Integration the Global Challenge". For details: ICHCA International Secretariat 1 Walcott Street, London SWIP2NY. Telex: *****6.
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      182 28 WEST GERMAN shipowners, the Hamburg state government and unions have completed a list of demands to be presented to their government to halt the exodus of owners to foreign flags. A meeting held in Hamburg approved a crisis scheme: e An immediate adjustment
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      785 17 41 Mkf v Mammoth Hunters Jean M. Auel [3 CORONET BOOKS Amiable at all Good Bookstiops A® STP Distributors UIU 2 Jurcng Am RoM Singapore 2261 »w*»r a Puowwig Sac WW/ ORIENT OvHQI/lS CotUaim* Une Jardines JXRCHW wifftnc HBtnaactoi *>. *2*4/00*) 200 Cwtewiwit tad #12-06 Sortipomt. Support 0201 TH *****11
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      101 17 imm IN SPITE OF the overall contraction of the demolition market in 1986 following the records set in 1985. Taiwan maintained its premier position. Page II TEHRAN'S navy chief said anti-ship missiles placed by Iran in the Gulf and the Strait of Hormuz were ready for use, the Iranian news
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      801 17 SHE HAD POWER. SHE NEEDED LOVE. SHE WANTED REVENGE. Emma Hartr Is A WOMAN OF SUBSTANCE 'But what Is thr prlcr she has paid? Available at all good bookahopa MAERSK LINE WEEKLY TO EUROPE SINGAPORE/ ROTTERDAM 18 DAYS Voy fpon Th« imt Ander* M Ctoamg Time CV 2<V5 2300 MRS
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      355 18 EUROPE/FAR EAST CONVENTIONAL SERVICE TEL: 03-*****50 Malaysia son. BMo. TLX: ***** MTM Frt. Booking contact Miss Gan TRANSPORT Further load/ discharging ports en route subject to sufficient inducement. Singapore Office: MTM S pore. Tel: *****00 Tlx: RS ***** MTMSEA. Fax: *****45. Y.S. LINE YAMASHITA-SHINNIHON LINE TRANS-PACIFIC SERVICES STRAITS FEEDER Pacific
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      17 18 Lines and services represented by Members of the Registry of Accredited Shipping Agents. Singapore National Shipping Association.
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      196 18 NOTICE. Please be informed that with effect from Ist March 1987, ACUGREEN CONTAINER LEASING LTD in U.K. has officially appointed SINGAPORE TRANSPORT SUPPLY SERVICE PTE LTD as its only depot to handle all CWSU and EICU container in Singapore. All enquiries please contact SINGAPORE TRANSPORT SUPPLY SERVICE PTE LTD 12
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      924 19 The Straits Steamship Group Mansfield Container Shipping Pte Ltd F&OCLUt p&o Containers Limited TIM N'kurj Hawr*i UHi ■n nn im up up up up an an an M* an an a* mp an vn an an mp up ep mp mn mp w w UP up w up up UP
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      1049 19 a BARGE ACCEPTING CARGO for LHOKSEUMAWE, INDONESIA on 18 19/5/87. Interested party please contact: KAMIGUMI SINGAPORE PTE LTD 10 Anson Road #19-03 International Plaza ***** Tel: *****22/3 CHA RGEURS RE UN IS f* m CONTAINER SERVICE TO S'para OBEX PWMEER la Port nipponica a my Ct KOK 3 Jun HAKATA
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      335 20 CONTAINERSHIP SERVICE TO UK CONTINENT AU UN INLAND DESTINATIONS, BELFAST. DUBLIN COPENHAGEN. AARHUS, GOTHENBURG, MALMO, HELSINKI, OSLO, AMSTERDAM CARIBBEAN A S. AMERICA CONV/SEMI CON T AIN E R SERVICE TO EURQP E CONV SEMI CONTAINER SERVICE TO MED EUROPE sr m PEN TRIES LEX BILBAO HBC B'MAVEN AMS JTTTE SKOU
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      703 20 KS LINE gmUA tmtemt CMMtATIHI FULLY CONTAINERISED SERVICE [TO FUROPt VIA SUtZ Mfmhff ol thf te Conso<l UfT I S port LtHavre R dam Fstowt H burg B'havtn Antwerp *mUMC CTRS VIA FEEOCR VESSEL f f ROM ['JROPE Vlft SUEZ J A Mfn,h ltlf Cocnwt.um CONVENTIONAL SERVICE TO PERSIAN GULF
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      434 20 K&S LINE JAPAN/HONG KONG/STHAIIS StRWICk SANKYO LINE (S) PTE LTD. 143. Cfcrf Street UlO 04 G8 Bmlctaif S pofr 0106 Tel *****55 Port dflanj I>|a Pmj Sdn Bhd 1H 03 *****?« b P'' inj Mjljisu ludr 4 lumport ltd Ifl 04 61 7893 Pas* uJdjnj Maijysun Stvppm; •fences Sdn Bhd
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      936 20 EVERGREEN Round-The-World East Bound (FE/CARIB/USEC/EURO/FE) EVER GLEAMY EVER LAUREL EVER GATHER EVER GUIDE EVER LIVING EVER GLORY EVER LINKINC ALSO ACCEPTING CARGO TO Ufy an vn ip an up up up up tn m 3/7 7/7 S/7 21/7 UP I*7 17/7 up 12/1 *P*n HP upTtpxpapwwM 11/7 17/7 H/7 HP
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      756 21 x A PACIFIC INTERNATIONAL LINES PIL Building, 140 Cecil Street, 03-00 Singapore 0106. Tel: *****33 FAR EAST CONTAINER SERVICE INDONESIA CONTAINER SERVICE VESSEL SEA DRAGON MA HAWK MAJAPAMT SEA HAWK VESSEL VOY SIN SBV SIM SIN M.W PEN SEA FORTUNE (717 SLO SLD 1«/5 18/5 20/5 21/5 SEA GLORY *721
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      705 21 BENLINE CONTAINERS EXPRESS CONTAINER SERVICE TO UK/CONTINENT w w 12* 14* im m an vn vn an v w an up I*7 I*7 an ap w i4A M* ad w vn vn an an V W up up up op ap ap EXPRESS CONTAINER SERVICE FROM UK/CONTINENT NAB BHAVEN RDM
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      548 21 DJASAGETRI A Joint Europe Service Of: P.T. DJAKARTA LLOYD PZ 6ESURI LLOYD p.t. samooera mooneka p.t. trikora lloyd r EXPRESS SEMI CONTAINERSNIP SERVICES SINGAPORE TO EUROPE VESSCL/VOY CAN DA GAMA/18WB VESSEL/VOY MATARAM/18/WB PALEMBANG/IWB EMM F/ICH-WB KUTAI/12WB ANTWERP S PORE GENOA/TRIESTE A DAH/R OAN H BURG 24-27/5 »/6 1/7 11/7 ANTWERP
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      446 21 BOUSTEAD SHIPPING AGENCIES BURMA FIVE STAR (Burmese National Line) Loading for Rangoon HTOWEYWA V224W PAGAN VII3W •PAGO PA-AN VUIW iMdini tor Eurapt Spore 11/20 Hay MAI May P.Kelang Pen a rig Bangkok NORTHBOUND TO UKC SPORE ROAM HULL MORAYBANK V3N In Pt 10/6 19/6 TAGAMA VIN 21/5 14/6 BANKLINE CHARTER)
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      1004 22 k Lint SHiPPinG-DfYFA ATLPinTtC COAST (Round-The-World Service) BROOKLYN BRIDGE V? 0. FORTUNE V 3 N. JAOE V 7 0. FAIR V 3 FEEDER VSL PK BROOKLYN BRIDGE V 2 K. JACCJIN V3BE 0. FORTUNE V 3 PACIFIC FIDRTH FEEDER VSL SP BROOKLYN BRIDGE 2 15 May K. JACEJIN 38E 19
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      221 22 CGnzsdsni Accepting LCL and contolwrl—d cmpqom Dkwet to South Africa Accepting Containers Only OSAKA MARU 2933F HAYAKAWA MARU 3032F In Pt 2W Durban P.Eliz C Town 27/5 ag ms M M S.A. VAAL 2730 C NEDUOYD COLOMBO 2S2SC P.Eliz Sid SU C.TM sw la PI l«/ 5 S ST ji«_
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      585 22 j a AUSTRALIA EXPRESS CONTAINER SERVICE AccapOng FCL/FCL Contain*™ P.Mien| Liner VeaeT Sport 11Mb Frm Sy«n rcrrri ipoc i .IJ ~~i I *-W x May 4 Jum 13 June II itmt AM/Bra tSTtCIIPPER *14 9 Junt RAM DAS »J9 IS )unt 10 i M 4 July 7M» Adri/tas CALABAR *.35
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      730 22 GOLDEN LINE GUM GUM SHOTMG (PTE) LTD 23. IM *r» Sfcoot SKtfOK 01M TU SMMI (11 IKS) STRAITS/PERSIAN GULF SERVICE: Spore p k^p**.,* COLDEN HARVEST Colombo Karachi Nina QaOoolDut>a.2S/2( Nay GOLDEN HAVEN Cotomt»/Karad»./Ni«cat/Balwa«i 04/06 Jun k\ CHINA OCEAN SHIPPING CO.. PEKING THE PEOPLE'S REPUBLIC OF CHINA P.KLANG PENANG DESTINATION MMiHir"
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      401 22 PHIIITRON SHIPPING AGENCIES PIE t JO PHI 11 ORIfN I lINES PTE I W I H(»D OfflCl 63 ROBINSON ROOD «0' *»PO »S!« HIJIIDWr, SINGAPORE OlOfc Tf» I f\ TIKI R$ PHIII taj *****76 MIDDLE EAST/FAR EAST FCL LCL SERVICE ETA SINGAPORE EST NATION ~-y Et EAST/WEST AFRICA/MED PORTS SERVICE
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      790 23 NEPTUNE AGENCIES PTE LTD EU/AUST TPA/SEA Ttrminjl CFS BOOKINGS 27W53 *****42 mm; *****43 *****19 27*116 *****11 *****41 \\NEPTUNE ORIENT LINES LTD J.Bahru TO EUROPE/UK (VIA SUEZ): TW BRIDGE 37* Sailed In Port 2/6 3/6 NEPLINE SON. BHD. JMW7 NEPLINE SON BHD. *****33 NEPLINE SON BHD. *****5*******276«1*27tt2 NEPLINE SDN. BHD. 2380M/2M041
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      101 23 u TAYO INTERNATIONAL PTE. LTD. TFI ??4/6?5 (3 linos) TLX MS SSIOI TAYOIN PEKAN BARU/DUMAI/BATAM/BELAWAN WEEKLY SERVICES VESSEL ETA ETD DESTINATION WW I 21/5 7/t CHITTAGONG/COLOMBO VIZANALEA 11/5 H/5 PORTKLANG,INDONESIAN PORTS SINAR MEGA 14/5 17/5 PEKAN BARII/DUMAI REGULAR SERVICES TO INDONESIAN PORTS JVontai/tpe jj F*' Eatt&outh Africa Smryfv REGULAR FUU.Y
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      533 23 DON AM HEUNG-A SHIPPING Korean Flag Vessels SEMI-CONTAINERISED DIRECT SERVICE TO PENANG. BUSAN. INCHON 1 Vmml'i Nam# M. Ent«rprtM/7im No 7 Donam/704N No I Doojm/704N No 6 Donam/706N No 9 Donam/704N M Ent*rpriM/7UN No 7 Donim/705N General Survey it Godown PPW/PIC on 15/5/17 from OSOO "No 1 Donam Voy 703
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      588 23 SINSOV SINGAPORE SOVIET SHIPPING CO PRIVATE LTD SINSOV BUILDING 55, Market Street Singapore 0104 Tel: *****33 (15 Lines) Terminal Office: *****41/2 Cable Address SINSOV SINGAPORE Telex Numbers RS ***** RS ***** RS ***** P KELANG PENANC M/S HAMMING SYSTEM CO SON. BHD. MESSRS HAJ TMONC SHIPPING 127 Pimm Street. Pwmt
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      64 23 FERI MALAYSIA SDN. BHD. POPO CONTAIN! P PA; If TISfD Af f M Y SfRVICF 10 NUANTAN KUCHING KINABAIU Also ACCEPTING SUF DRIWfN HfAVY WHICIFS "CRUISE MUHIBAH" VOYAQC iPQUt KUAMTAM KUCMMQ KOTA fTEITIXM Tf M i AM.i I'M I Ji4ti>] 19, Kmpp* toad #05-02/03 J» Mi kMng S"por» 0300 T«li
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      395 24 SINGAPORE SHIPPING CORPN.(PTE) LTD. TEL: 225 6868 (30 LINES) TELEX: RS ***** A/B SSCMA, RS ***** A/B SSCAD VEB DEUTEHACHTSEEREEDEREI ROSTOCK FORTNIGHTLY FULL CONTAINER SERVICE Itassmmi nr.;>.y .r ii l'-V V I'IE if\ i iJl.i'V BUM ■l¥ii •VIA COLOMBO: Accepting cargo tor Bombay, Cochin Madras -VIA lARNACA Accepting cargo tar
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      153 25 LUCKY SEAWAY SERVICES PTE LTD Tel 3388 fifi Tli ***** F>. *****7 7 KK Te 088-2^* 78b ***** Ti. 8064 J 0 Kpiatq Te 03-*****29 T 31,435 S'PORE/W.M'SIA/SABAH/AUSTRALIA PKANG SGP KK SKAN/TWUFOR ENCLONG VI 10/6 15/6 11/6 AdoiaidgMotbounw Sydney/Brisbane MAYA 11/S 21/5 Brisbane/Adelaide Melbourne/Sydney/ PHILIPPINES SERVICE TO/FROM VSL PNG PKLANG
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      156 25 SXJ.T. MBTMUSAN UNI ROUTING: (A) AUSTRALIA: S.E. ASIA INDIA: RED SEA: MED/N AFRICA (B) W AFRICA: S.W. AFRICA: S. AFRICA: AUSTRALIA MV ANITA MOT ftrisbon* Kuonton) S'porvt Paoang: Colombo. Alexandria Soiled 15-5 20-5 23-5 13-4 AMANDA SHOT/SUB 29-5 15-6 20-6 20-7 ACCEPTING PARCEL SHIPMENTS ROUTING (A) IB) COROLA SNOT Dover:
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      242 25 NEW ZEALAND/FIJI N Borcelono 44@ N. Bangkok, 43 N Baltimore/43# N Bohroin/49 AUSTRALIA. Jkt S'pore P. Ketang Panang S'pore Amok (let caM)* caM) 11/5 In Port 16/5 23/5 5/4 4/6 7/6 9/6 H/6 20/6 10/6 >3/6 15/6 23/6 8/7 23/6 26/6 28/6 30/6 14/7 Acceding P Choi—a vie Hufl c
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      271 26 TO: EUROPE (WESTBOUND) mm mSESSSSSm BANGKOK NAVEE BUNBHIP AGENCIES PTE LTD 30 McOaflwn Stnm #14-01/03 Ado Oionbtn, &igop«r» 0106 IT* *****22 (7 lw) I Fox, *****05 KIE QWAN SHIPPING (M) SON BHD. P. Kalangi 34*0122. *****62 MALAYSIA TRAOC TRANSPORT CO SOU BNO toon* *****3 (4 Inw) Sindbad Lines VESSEL PAITHOON
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      449 26 II ■trnrr— I' -IfT 12 3 FAR EAST SERVICE MIDDLE EAST GULF SERVICE AUSTRALIA SERVICE WEEKLY ALL CHINA SERVICES is International Freight Forwjrders v II WW[W y TT rrrr m■ > 3 .K -i "i Ik. llil ACCEPTING FCL/LCI ETD SINGAPORE WEEKLY WEEKLY WEEKLY FOHTNI6HTIY FOPTW6HTLY WEEKLY WEEKLY WEEKLY WEEKLY
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      565 26 ZIM m Hn Ytrt mi Dm Tort im Dn Itrt Tf ACCOTIM CAMO TO ADELAIDE VIA MELBOURNE AND ALSO F& TO ZIM EILAT CONTAINER UNE VESSEL SIN ETH m EIIAT 1 17.1 17.9 21 Bw iinwli V' <tX n< i» S. Tl «fl COLD STAR LINE frV I ESI P.
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      416 26 Everett Lines 4.| COMPANIA PERUANA DC VAPORES (C.P.V.) "PERUVIAN STATE LINE" laa*M| Nr CaAao. Mat* a*. Ro and al athar Pamwaii portj Mtfc liirtpX Rate On CP* Una# Mb aI La** fmtl fcatawta TNOBASEVERETT 17/11 Jun WA "EVERETT ORIENT LfttE" japan/bay of BCMAUJAPAN service LOADING R* HONGKONG*, YOKOHAMA. KOBE, NAOOYA
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      228 27 Hamburg West Germany Tiger Line Common Carrier Feeder Services VESSEL VOY SINGAPORE CALCUTTA MADRAS PRELUDE Oil SAILED 20-23 MAY 25-26 MAY 019 01-01 JUN 07-10 JUN 13-13 JUN 020 19-19 JUN 25-27 JUN 30 JUN-1 JUL Common Carrier Footer Sorvico For Main Lino Operators Only. *(TO BE RE NAMED TIGER
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      234 27 ran *xm umes (Ptrfect China Ocmd Shipping Linn) Destinations: SHANTOU, GUANGZHOU HUANGPU, XIAMEN HAIKOU, ZHANJIANG XJNGANG, QINGOAO SHANGHAI OTHER PORTS Etd. S'PORE Etd. PKLG V WORLDWIDE SERVICES ACCEPTING CONVENTIONAL, CONSOLIDATION (LCL) AND FCL CARGOES WEEKLY FROM SINGAPORE, PORT KELANG AND PENANG TO: V" 1 vL i 1 ,=)m i 4
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      154 27 PERINTIS LINE WEEKLY FULL CONTAINER SERVICE (5) HANLIM SHIPPING CO., LTD. REGULAR UNER SERVICE TO BOMBAY AND PERSIAN GULF VSL NAME Hanlim Mariner Vi 7 Korean Ruby V.07 S'pore LDG FOR Sailed Bombay/Calcutta 10/6 Bombay Note: Space available for timber/logs from E W Malaysia to 11 W Coast India subject
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      562 27 DM CALL US AT: P. KELANG PENANG J. BAHRU P. GUDANG SINGAPORE K. LUMPUR 04-*****2/4, *****3 07-*****, *****1, *****5 07-*****1, *****3, *****5, *****0 02-*****22 *****88 TP r'T'l TOT AHA KORKtCAN 171 WEEKLY FAR EAST/EUROPE CONTAINER SERVICE TO EUROPE I. MJTANC m BUTAN6 SQ BUTANC JO I BUTANC MS OTHER DESTINATIONS:
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      205 27 PM LINE CONVENTIONAL LINER SERVIC T4 03-*****44/*****70 [P T UNITFD SHIPPING ORGANISATION LTD! JAKARTA .ir, HANGtI SHIPPING f, TRADING PH lID S3 MRRKfT STRffT HI 111 P«N> BIDC ci«Of o; singapow 0104 i 4« I t t-»• Til 534??88UX 55? 19 A B HANGII A r<' CH«H«r« SHIPPING t TRADim,
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      389 28 f*FARGO SHIPPING COMPANY (PTE) LTD. -*M REGULAR EXPRESS FULL CONTAINER AND LCLSE#VICE INBOUND AGENT FOR ABC CONTAINERLINE From USAyCanada/Europ*/M«dlt«rranMn vsi C. VEROLME TBH E. HUDIG BRUSSEL 200 Cantonment Road #02-03 Southpoint Singapore 0208 Tel: *****22 (4 Lines) CFS (Import) K37 Tel: *****78 CFS (Export) EAL Tel: *****49 CT> L Africa
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