The Business Times, 8 June 1987

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    12 1 BUSINESS TIMES M.C. (P) No. 112/12/86 MONDAY, JUNE 8, 1987 75 CENTS
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  • Article
    Electronics company to go ahead with expansion
    425 1  -  By CHARLES SAVAGE LOCAL ELECTRONICS company Venture Manufacturing is reviving expansion plans that have been in cold storage for the past two years because of the recession. Following a 75 per cent jump in orders received so far this year. Venture is projecting
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    Robotics taking hold in Singapore, says research paper by bank
    562 1  -  Usage high by international standards By CHUANG PECK MING SINGAPORE has made great strides in the field of robotics. What's more, local manufacturers are very much in the forefront. according to a DBS Bank research paper on the development of
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    Lock icon US, Saudis consider extending air cover
    121 1 AFP US AND SAUDI Arabian defence officials are discussing the possible extension of joint radar air coverage to the southern part of the Gulf to protect Kuwaiti oil tankers flying US flaga, American officials have said, according to Sunday's Washington Poet. A Pentagon official
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    Lock icon Sumitomo Realty buys Manhattan building
    280 1 Reuter SUMITOMO REALTY and Development Corp has agreed to acquire a prestigious Manhattan office building for US$6OO million, joining the list of leading Japeneee developers to invest in prime US real estate. The sale price for the building. on Fifth Avenue in the heert of
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    Asean Foreign Ministers to finalise details of Japan's US$5b fund
    432 1  -  By LOH HUI YIN ASEAN FOREIGN ministers meeting in Singapore next week are expected to finalise the outline of a multi-million dollar economic development fund to be set up by Japan. The fund, worth about US$5 billion, will be tapped
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    Lock icon 'No plan to contact Hanoi'
    122 1 AP PRINCE Norodom Sihanouk hat denied that ha resigned as president of the Cambodian resistance coalition in ordar to negotiate with Vietnam or the Phnom Penh government. But ha left the door open to such contacts "I have not had and I do not have
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    Lock icon Mahathir tells Malaysians to have faith in economy
    507 1 Bernama MALAYSIAN Prime Minister Datuk Seri Dr Mahathir Mohamad has criticised groups that panic easily when faced with problems such as the economic recession. He hit out at those who were "fine-weather citizens" and became upset when their loyalty was questioned. Opening
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      308 1 Need a housing loan? Wvyfoong 737-7977 v-sV UiP) Way fbong Mortgage And hi nance (S) Ltd A wholly-owned subsidiary of Hongkongßank 6 Claymore HiH #03-01 Claymore Plaza Singapore 0922 DR LEONARD NADLER and wife Zeace's partnership in marriage extends to the human resource development field where they are consultants, co-authors
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      202 1 mm FISCAL INCENTIVES TO ENCOURAGE firms to movt out of capital dtios and info loss dovolopod regions of developing countrios aro gonorally ineffective, the Asian Development Bank said in a statement issued yesterday. Page 4 PRESIDENT RONALD REAGAN told the American people on Saturday that their lives and futures will
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  • MANAGEMENT
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      A lifetime of helping others learn
      1390 2  -  Husband and wife keep building on their accomplishments Dr Leonard Nadler and wife Zeace's partnership in marriage extends to the human resource development field where they are consultants, co-authors and business partners. Pioneers in their field, they have been consultants to governments, public and
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      How to profit from history
      679 2 BUSINESSMEN should study economic history and should not assume that what is happening will continue to happen. Come to terms with the world of ideas spot them, master them, use them, and thus be forewarned and forearmed. This is the advice which Paul Johnson, a
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      How to think through a problem
      1144 3 People who make decisions intuitively do not know where they have gone wrong because they do not have a framework for thinking through the situation, says management consultant Andrew Sng. Mr Sng is the Singapore partner of Decision Processes International and has worked with
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      Management excellence award
      286 3 AS PART OF an overall effort to upgrade personnel management in Singapore, the Singapore Institute of Personnel Management is planning to offer an award for "excellence in human resource management". This award, for companies and individuals, will have three categories: excellence in the practice of personnel management,
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      UUP forges stronger trade relations
      652 3  -  £Ntn t By BOEY KIT YIN RELATIONSHIPS between local suppliers and multinational customers have often been described as antagonistic. But the one-year-old Local Industries Upgrading Programme (LIUP), initiated by the Small Enterprise Bureau. could be the springboard to more widespread and better working relationships between
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      269 2 LIF E'S FINER REWA RDS Now here's a car to complement the finer possessions of your life. The new Mitsubishi Galant 1.6 GLS. It's the result of an unending quest for perfection. Take for instance, the all new 4-cylinder OHC engine. Hidden under a sleek body that's somewhat an understatement
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  • ASIA – PACIFIC
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      Lock icon Why fiscal carrots don't always move companies
      468 4 Bernama FISCAL incentives to encourage companies to move out of capital cities and into lass developed regions of developing countries are generally ineffective, an International bank said yesterday. Business and industry regard infraatructural factors especially market access and transport, power, information and communication,
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      Lock icon Indian economy up by about 5pc, says survey
      369 4 AFP INOiA's economy grew by about 5 per cent in 1966-67, but induetrial production fell marginally, a private study group said in an annual report pubiiehed in New Delhi on Saturday. The National Council of Applied Economic Reaaarch (NCAER) said prospects for
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      Lock icon Taiwanese businessmen urged to import more
      272 4 Reuter TAIWAN'S Premier Yu Kuo-hwa last Saturday urged businessman to haad off US protectionism by increaaing imports, aa figurea showed the ialand's trade surplus hitting a record. The government was trying to balance its trade with the United Stales and other countries, Mr Yu
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      Lock icon US may subsidise training of Chinese
      256 4 AP CONGRESS 1« considering legislation to boost American mlm to China by paying for Chinaaa workers to ba trainad in tha Unitad States on thair nawly bought US products. Tha Small Buainass Sarvica Buraau, a national small-buai* nass lobbying group baaad in Worcaalar, Mss«acht»stf.
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      Lock icon Iran says it is open to mediation to diffuse tension
      335 4 AP IRANIAN Deputy Foreign Minister Hossein Sheikhuleesism indicated on Saturday that Iran was open to mediation to defuse tension in the Qulf region, but werned thst his country would retaliate immediately "We are prepered to accept help from other countries
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      Swedish thumbs-up for S-E Asia
      321 4  -  From DELICE GAN SOUTH-EAST ASIA it a good region for invntiMnl because of its high ecooomic growth potential deipHi the recant recession in the area. This message was delivered to about 100 business leaders at a eeminar in Stockholm laat week. Mrs Anita Qradin, Swedish
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      129 4 Telepac, Telecoms' data communication M service, puts you a step ahead with its world-* wide, reliable and cost-efficient means of transferring and accessing business information. COMPUTER CONNECTION DOWN When we say cost-efficient we really mean it From 1 June 87, the costs of being a Telepac subscriber and user have
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      171 4 THE NATIONAL CONFSSNCE ON ii r TOWARDS THE 1990** >5 wCne Yc* I Wednesday, June 24,1967 ACCOUNTABILITV FIDUCIARY RESPONSIBILITIES YE Ta" S r Dc'c He Nocam fc n Hai; Za^ UN Room, The Regent of Kuala Lumpur This is an information-packed conference for Bankers, Entrepreneurs, Company r Directors and Manufacturers.
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    DAILY AIRCRAFT MOVEMENTS
    873 5 ARRIVALS Operator S*rvic* number Local Hmo From SU SQI1 0045 IAX/NRT UA UA805 0045 SFO/HKG SU IC MAS SU MAS Al MAS MAS SU CPA t«A GU SU SU CAAC SU SU THAI KLM SU MAS GU PU SU AC MAS GU SU SU SU SU THAI
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  • REST OF THE WORLD
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      Lock icon Norway tops OECD list of aid donors to Third World
      138 5 Reuter NORWAY PROVIDED mors foreign aid to poor and developing countries last year than any other western industrialised nation. A Foreign Aid Ministry spokesman told Reuter last Friday that Norway gave almost six billion crowns (US$9OO million), or 1.16 per
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      Lock icon Two tasks needed to save the environment — UN
      397 5 Two tasks needed to save the environment UN AFP TWO MAJOR causes of environmental destruction which should be tackled now are the arms race and the burden of foreign debts of developing countries. The United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP) says in its annual State of the World Environment report published
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      Lock icon Researchers warn of destruction of species
      177 5 AP HUMAN DESTRUCTION of forests snd other ecosystems threatens to wipe out species on s scale unmatched since the dinosaurs disappeared, according to a report on Saturday from an environmental research group. Rats, cockroaches and weeds may flourish in the void left by the
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      Lock icon Venice talks crucial, says Reagan
      462 5 UPI PRESIDENT REAGAN told the American people on Saturday that their lives and futures will be directly affected by the talks at the Venice economic summit because global growth "is crucial to our prosperity at home". Mr Reagan taped hit weekly radio broadcast to the
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      Lock icon Rock fans run risk of getting 'stoned'
      141 5 Reuter ROCK FANS who do not get a regular "fix" of music develop trembling handa and an unstable pulse as if they were drug addicts, a Soviet psychologist has said. "If you completely isolate them for a week from such music, they feel
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      Lock icon Ortega warns Nicaraguans of more sacrifices to come
      328 5 UPI PRESIDENT Daniel Ortega, warning Nicaraguans of greater sacrifices to come in a worsening war economy, announced further petrol rationing, spending cuts and wage inbreases on Saturday. Mr Ortega told government and Sandinista party officials that wagea would be raieed 30 per
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      Lock icon Soviet women rapped for lack of grace
      303 5 Reuter AN OFFICIAL Soviet newspaper has lamented the lack of womanly qualities among Soviet women under socialism, saying some resorted to vulgar language, neglected their children and mistreated the elderly. Sovetskaya Kultura, in a commentary written by a woman, was reviewing what it
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      100 5 I a \l\ I I \f\ I The busmess person's choice, every I I II I I Iff II I Tuesdoy, Thursday. Saturday and Sunday. I A /I IJ\ Leaving Changi Airport at 22:05 jS 1 hours and arriving Heathrow early the following morning. Call your Travel Agent or Air
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      77 5 -r Today, PASTELS introduces an all new experience in gourmet dining. Promises exquisite Cantonese cuisine by Hong Kong master chefs, served in style with a unique difference. -tf Chinese Restaurant The Bloom A rare bouquet in exclusive dining and business entertainment. Open daily: Lunch 11.30 am 2.30 pm (last order)
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  • MONEY AND EXCHANGES
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      Lock icon Sumita takes forex dealers to task
      428 6 Instability not our fault, say money traders Reuter JAPAN'S top central banker has lectured senior dealers who make a living manipulating currencies on the need for stable exchange ratee. But the money traders replied that they were not to blame and said it was
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      Lock icon Some traders expect brief respite for dollar
      376 6 Reuter THE BATTERED dollar may be in for a brief reepite over the next few months but is likely to fall again in ths longer term, forecast several senior currency traders last Saturday at the end of this year's Foreign Exchange Dealers Association
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      Lock icon Tsiwan makes CD issue
      68 6 Reuter THE CENTRAL BANK has issued NT$3.3 billion worth of certificates of deposits (CDs), incrsssing ths amount of CD issues this yesr to NT5214.96 billion sgsinst NT$4B billion s year sgo. The new one-year CDs carry an intsrest rste of 4.91 per cent end are intended
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      Simex
      45 6 NIKKEI STOCK AVERAGE Tradbi Op— Ml Mi Mgh rday, Ann Low 1«, iter Satt Eft Vol Spot km »7 Sap «7 Ok 17 *****.03 ***** ***** *****.21 ***** ***** *****1 *****.03 ***** ***** *****.21 ***** ***** *****N 900 430 Source: Singapore International Monetary Exchange
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      Asian dollar market
      201 6 ASIAN CURRENCY ovtrog* deposit rates for the week Mnf |if1 •nOtO June 5 an ULrfi > AMI ust r«gn Lev 7 day* 47/8 4 3/4 1 men# 7 1/14 7 2 mont 7 3/16 7 1/8 3 men* 7 1/4 7 l/» 4 mont 7 1/2 7
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      Lock icon Volcker's resignation sparks spirited trading on forex markets
      434 6 Union Bank of Switzerland THESE were two actionpacked weeks. Euphoria waa followed by despondency aa the incredible ups and downs of the dollar take the limelight Non-participation worldwide of profeeeional dealera. thin markete. technically and option-re-lated bull sentiment and the safety net
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      Lock icon Currency outlook
      26 6 UBS US dollar Recovery to fizzle out again? fwtee franc. Doee downward leeway really exist? Dm: The new revaluation villain? QoM: Rearing to go?
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      World interest rates
      160 6 iniOrDfl ink markit r *t*s (oflor/bkl) on Jun« 5 uss DM SWFC Yan 7 4myt 7/3 V< —«7/« is/» i/a 1—17/1 3S/1-1/J 1 7 1/1* IS/1* 7/» 3/4 3 11/1* —9/1* 4 3/1*— 1/1* 3 7/3-3/4 3 7 1/4 1/« 7/»- J/4 3 11/1* t/1* 4-37/1 3
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      Prime lending rates
      476 6 p£?S!£? ru of banks at Iho d ON Of budnMi an Friday, Juno 3, a* aupplfed by iho Anadai Hon of Ma In Sififlopor#. BANK put Algomon Bank 6% America i Exp row Bank 7 Am'Dam R>ordam Bank 6% Arab Be nldng Corp 7* Arab Ba nk
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      Lock icon Gold prices show modest gains
      320 6 Green Collier Bullion BULLION pricea finiahed with modeat gains on book-aquaring and liquidation prior to tha summit of loading industrialist nations in Vanica from Juna 8-10. On Naw York's Commodity Exchange, spot gold settled about US$3 higher last Friday at U*****.80 an ounce. Gold prlcea
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      Govt securities market
      163 6 THE treasury note market traded on a quiet note during the week. Dealers found difficulties in funding their inventories with the high overnight interbank interest rates. Trading waa confined mainly to interbenk dealers, though there waa some customer interest in the two-year and five-year notes at 3.A9
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      128 6 Rather than go to the land of matadors and flamenco dancers, come to The Belvedere for a buffet of delicious Spanish dishes. From June 2 to 22,1987. Appetisers tempt with calamares rellenos, buevos cordobeza and tapas. From the hot pots, try paella Valenciana, cocido Madrileno and cerdo asada For a
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      151 6 Coffee at UCC Fountain Cafe. Groom up at Saloon fie Yaniano. Lunch at TUng Lok Shark's Fin. Grab a novel at Books Kinokuniva. Shop at Daimaru Dept Store and Superniart. Work out at Riverside Fitness Centre. Dine at The New Otani Trader Vic's. Unwind at your apartment in Liang Court
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  • BANKING AND FINANCE
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      Lock icon Japanese banks write off 42pc of loans to Mexico
      701 7 FT TWENTY EIGHT Japanese banks have written off 42 per cent of their loans to Mexico worth US$5BO million in accounts for the year ended last March, Tokyo's banking sources said last Friday. The banks sold their problem loans to JBA
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      Lock icon Debt moratorium hurts Canadian banks
      271 7 AFP MAJOR CANADIAN BANKS art reporting in their statements for the eecond quarter of the year a sharp decline in earnings because of the Brazilian debt repayment moratorium. The country's six largest private financial institutions reported a combined 16 per cent drop in earnings to
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      Lock icon US firms not satisfied with Japanese moves to open market
      550 7 NYT THE JAPANESE government's recently announced measures to improve foreign companies' access to Japaneee financial markets fall short of the hopes of US companies. The package was outlined to the American and British governments more than two weeks ago and
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      Lock icon Citicorp pledges new money to Third World and support for Baker plan
      333 7 AFP CITICORP CHAIRMAN John S Reed said in Tokyo last Friday that his bank America's biggest is ready to lend new money to developing countries, despite an increase in its provision for risky Third World debts. He also
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      Lock icon UK bankers keen to win China's first Eurobond issue
      588 7 Reuter BANKERS ARE sharpening their pencils in the hope of winning what will likely be a coveted mandate for the first Eurobond issued by China in London, bankers said. An agreement signed between China and Britain on Saturday settled a long
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      763 7 The introduction of the BMW It can, after all, accelerate from 325 i has been greeted with standing zero to 100 in 8.3 seconds ovation from all quarters of society. and top 217 km per hour. IT* "T All except one, that To the majority of the gentry, the car
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  • SPORTS
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      Warren bags Handicap League title
      849 8  -  By WALTON MORAIS ON THE DAY of reckoning, Warren s A Division golfers responded to the battle cry. bringing the Handicap League golf title home to the little club yesterday. Entering the final round of the competition 18.5 points ahead of closest rivals Singapore Island
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      Lock icon Navratilova says she is not ready to step down
      245 8 AP MARTINA Navrstilova was calm ss she reviewed her loss on Saturday to Steffi Graf in the women's title match of the French Open tennis tournament Then came the queetion of who is No. 1. "I'm not ready to step down
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      Two share LPGA lead
      707 8 AYAKO OKAMOTO of Japan fired a 6-under-par 65 on Saturday to coma from seven strokes behind to tie Cathy Morse for the lead after three rounds of the US$5OO,OOO LPGA McDonalds championship. Okamoto carded seven birdies snd one bogey to catch Morse at 5-under 206, two
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      Lock icon Bet Twice steals the show from favourite Alysheba
      492 9 UPI BET TWICE, no longer a bridesmaid, on Saturday ruined the gala reception for Alysheba'a attempted Triple Crown sweep. After finishing second to Alysheba in both the Kentucky Derby and Preakness Stakes by a combined 1-1/4 lengths, Bet Twice ran away from
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      Lock icon Singapore golfers win silver medal
      164 9 Reuter SINGAPORE'S Patrick Wee and Sam Goh «von tha ellvar madal in tha man'a doubles event at tha World Tanpm Bowling Championship* in Helsinki on Saturday aftar having aarliar in tha day lookad likely to ba tha winnara. Thair total ecore was 2,529. Swadan's UK
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      154 8 Morning Noon& Night We tee off to Bangkok three times a day. ,i > x-.-. *.w, .]A-. ■Nl *m An early start. A hearty breakfast. V/O J*\J You arrive in Bangkok ready for business, or, simply enjoy the delights of discovering the city. p m f- 4|j| m *m gm,
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      128 8 Teppanyaki sets the mood. In June, we introduce for the first time a $26.50 Teppanyaki Set Lunch, at the Unkai. Meat, seafood, vegetables and garlic rice are prepared on a hot griddle in front of you to give the distinct and delicious flavours of Japan. A truly memorable meal. The
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  • Page 8 Miscellaneous
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      648 8 CRYPTIC PUZZLE ACROSS 1 Pass ton fruit drink? (5) 6 Arc there suet) penalties tor discordance? (5) 9 Dog with an index finger? (7) 10 It you want to worship, take the winding road sast (5) 11 Wrong girt (5) 12 It can maka your faca linad or wry. perhaps
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      320 9 Corporate Electronic Banking. Hexagon. Wfaridwide, 24-hour financial control. mß*. •-■nr. L.'WelcomQ to Hf**- < M Hexagon >. Corporate Electronic Eanking iu r v -1 ■<* Ksl. <P i Em r y* fe£NR > a* > -i m K J t 4 SB* v'i v *»S I; JJt**V*--, k 'jcffi *C-
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  • Page 9 Miscellaneous
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      1303 9 iT.VfIWDIRWDYO ARTHUR HAILEY'S STRONG MEDICINE 9.30pm, Channel 5 Against the backdrop of the turbulent 50s and 60s, a young woman confronts sexual discrimination and ethics of profits. Based on Arthur Hailey's bestseller, this four-part series begins today with Pamela Sue Martin, as the ambitious young woman, landing a job in
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  • THE ARTS
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      Old recordings preserved
      689 10  -  CD Reviews Dave Brubeck and Bill Evans broke many rules in the field of jazz more than a decade ago. Since then, their music has weathered the test of time; it even lives on after them. By SHAUN KOH MORE THAN a decade ago, these recordings on
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      Hongkong tour an incentive for amateur band musicians
      372 10  -  -By SHAUN KOH SOME MAY condemn the tour as premature for such a young amateur group. Yet others may say the time is ripe, and such a tour is a necessary part of their development. But then, there is more than one
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      154 10 JL am per yourself on a superb value-packed mini summer vacation from June Ist to September 15th. Because that's when Mandarin Oriental Hotels are offering ten great ways to discover the legend in some of the world's most exciting gateway cities. Each summer break includes a fresh welcome drink or
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      183 10 > umnnn Econonic ZdffiS&OPEffllKi OTESFffIRW nfggsi^JHKpa Fair Vanua: Mandarin Hotal, 4th Fir, Mandarin Court Data: 11th 18th Juna 1987 Tlma: Tha Fair 11 .OOam to 9.00pm Nagotiation 9.00 am to 12.00pm 1.30pm to 5.30pm This is your chance to find out more about the business opportunities that can be tapped
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  • WORLD BACKGROUND
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      239 11 MACAU A bridge to the workte fastest growing economic region f Wt&LSii t%tV j V. y fib;.* "v.- 7j •m v* SP vr -4 BMw* E? v V J 4BRn 5. B Are MT. >1 r f <*> V I I f LSI ir =r r it W s m
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      221 11 Comsertraci TAKING THE LEAD IN t INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY J NOW PRESENT 2 FOR THE FIRST TIME IN SINGAPORE NCC THE NATIONAL CENTRE FOR INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY (U.K.) INFORMATION I TECHNOLOGY =1 TRAINING «gt w CONTENT What is Information Technology? What will IT do for my organisation? How will IT affect me
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  • INTERNATIONAL STOCKS
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      LONDON STOCKS
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      Lock icon Profit-taking sets in on Wall Street
      410 12 Reuter WALL STREET'S midweek rally succumbed to a bout of mild profit-taking last Friday as stock prices closed lower in the lightest trading session since Jan 2. The decline was prompted in part by uncertainty over this week's Venice economic summit. The Dow Jones
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      Toronto
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      Johannesburg
      209 12 JUNE M Tongaat 1170 +30 Truat Bk. 290 Un Slsat 80 MB USTWAUt wooiiru A Alpha. 1080 8 MOB Abarcom AMI 328 1780 -8 60 Angioa. 7900 28 iST* 800 6300 -66 +100 *****8 2828 •200 80 Bultat* 7660 C 0 Smith. 4200 Chartor 1900 uncti CNA 480 -20
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      Now York
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      European markets
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      69 12 Reuter METAL BOX PLC is selling Us interest in the Retainer plastic development project and in the pilot plaatic container plant owned by the Retainer Dev Co. Atlanta, Georgia. PLM AB. one of the partner» in the project, is taking up the intereets for;
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      542 13 NYT IMPERIAL CHEMICALS Industries PLC. the huge British industrial company, has agreed to buy the Stauffer Chemical Co from Unilever, the British-Dutch consumer products company, for US$l.69 billion. The deal is the latest in a wave of purchases of American chemical
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      802 13 Trading in securities futures starts tomorrow AFP IN THE TRADING HALL of the Osaka Securities Exchange, a new electronic board is standing by for tomorrow when it will flash securities futures for the first time in Japan since 1945. Osaka is the birthplace of futures
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      455 13 Reuter JAPANESE companies in New York are uncertain whether the US will allow more of them to become primary dealers of American government bonds despite Japan's moves to open its financial markets. The US units of Nomura Securities Co Ltd
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      Lock icon Precious metals gain as dollar weakens
      762 14 AFP THE ATTENTION of commodity traders in London last week was again diverted by the erratic behaviour of currencies in an uncertain mood ahead of the Venice economic summit. After a steady start, the dollar took a nose-dive after Paul Volcker's resignation, promoting gains
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      Wheat
      110 14 WHEAT FUTURES in Chicago last Friday closed 5-1/2 to 1/4 US cent a bushel lower and near the day'a lows. July tlnished five cents lower at U552.65-1/4. The upcoming harvest prompted selling in fairly thin trading conditions. US wheat exports continued at a alow pace. Term Commodities and Cargill
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      Soybean
      125 14 SOYBEAN FUTURES in Chicago last Friday doeed 61/2 to nins US cents a DUeOOI nlyn®i| WTilCn Wo# tlkA kiiiKe M fti 1 a m on u>6 oty s nigna r#ov©nv bar finished up seven cents at U555.77-1/4 and July at U556.65-1/2. Private forecasts of dry midwest weather this week
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      Palm Oil
      331 14 Crude pslm oil futures closed steadier last week in moderate trading on the Kuala Lumpur Commodity Exchange (KLCE) on light buying interest. Spot month June added Mslo to close at MS74I per tonne while nearby July was higher by Msl2 to M 5736. The market opened mixed to
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      Rubber
      194 14 The Malaysian rubber market closed steadier laat week with Juty Int RSS 1 IIAUkIM I riht I m.. h I m r nnisnirvy *****1 cenn niyner at 241 cents per kilogram. Prices closed steadier on nearby covering and speculative demand, aided by higher overssaa advices. However, trsdlng wss quiet
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      Produce Prices
      176 14 Chinese Produce Exchange S«ll*r«' noon doalng pr km on Jun« 6 (SS/100 kg) Coconut oil hA FOB 88.00 OM drum FOB 102.00 Now drum FOB 98.00 Copra Mlxod (kx>*«) 50 uHon Pepper Uirtnt iJihj ■HTfWTW FOB NtW 1155.00 Sorowok wHlt# FOB foq NLW *****0 Sorowok spodal Mack FOB
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      KL Tin
      108 14 THE PRICE OF TIN on the Kuala Lumpur tin marfcat closed nlna cants lowar to Msl6.*3 at tha and of tha four-day trading waak from tha previous waak. Tha marfcat, which was cfossd on Wednesday for tha King's birthday, ragistarad a lowar tumovar si 332 tonnas sgsinst 345
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      328 14 London Commodity Exchange Buyor/SoBof e loting prtcot on Juno 5 (£/tonr union tpodflod) Proviout doting P® MMMli g prlcot In Coffee Bath Inntoro London, toNoo option OF London My 1303/1305 (1320/1322) High/low 1317/1303 S*P 1325/1326 (1340/1342) High/Low 1338/1324 Sd« (3835) Cocoa My 1230/1233 (1234/1235) High/Low 1234/1223 s^> 1226/1227
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      998 14 Wayfoong Mortgage And Finance (Singapore) Limited BALANCE SHEET as at 31st December 1986 FIXED ASSETS 3 CURRENT ASSETS Hire purchase and leasing debtors 4 Loans 5 Less: Provision for doubtful debts Statutory deposit with the Monetary Authority of Singapore Deposits Cash and bank balances 6 Less: CURRENT LIABILITIES Fixed and
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      4629 15 TOP TEN STOCKS THi POUOWMG h a tat of #w 10 n lost octtvtf y trodod «tocki on tfw Slock CxdM mqo o# Sin goporo lost woott. ooo Price* JMI S 1987 Lew 1987 Ton Oong WltfOCO 17.149 112 1.13 0 33* 12.630 394 194 244 ti 1--r OO#f WlW
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      Block deals lift weekly volume to new high
      824 15  -  j By LISA LEE THE SINGAPORE stock market staged another record-breaking week with large block deals the main springboard for the upward impetus. Brokers say the increased buying pressure is likely to spill over into this week, which could lead to another
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      Lock icon Gold gains from news of Volcker's resignation
      358 15 m VlAustraiia M AFP GOLD continued to rule the Australian share market mood with rises end fails in tha intsrnational bullion price tranalating into buy and sell pressurs laat Brokers said the market gained from the gold price surge that followed the news
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      COMPANY NEWS for the week
      741 15  -  Wnk ended June 5 compiled by JULIANA TAY SCRIP ISSUES Ayer Hltom Tint Proposed bonus issue revised from one-for-one to one-for-two Qty Devj Rights issue of one-for-four ot $1.40. Rights issue of bonds with warrants in the ratio of $1 nominal amount of bonds for
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      Lock icon There's life on Wall St after Volcker
      685 16 Ps J New York |r I 4 FT MR PAUL VOLCKER, the chairman of the Federal Reserve Board, has long been thought of as a demi-god by economic commentators and politicians around the world. But somewhere in his makeup there must surely remain
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      Lock icon Nikkei penetrates the 25,000 level
      278 16 AFP SHARE PRICES in Tokyo rose again last week with the key market indicator, the Nikkei stock average, topping the 25,000-yen level for the first time ever. The 225-blue chip average, a 565.68-yen winner the week before, added another 496.91 yen to close at 25,271.30
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      FTSE index takes a roller-coaster ride
      945 16  -  |^^London^ From RAY HEATH IT WAS A WEEK of jumping at shadows. These were cast not only by opinion polls, which have become the dominant factor in UK markets, but by rumours of opinion polls. The merest whisper that a poll is about to
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      Lock icon Hang Seng crosses the 3,000 barrier
      515 16 ri L x I Hongkong y SHK Research THE Hang Seng index closed last week at an all-time high of 3,064 after gaining a total 144 points. It was the third successive record closing which began on Wednesday. The interest rate rise announced over
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      Lock icon Zurich market plunges to new low
      283 16 UBS AFTER a disappointing week, the Zurich stock exchange was forced into a new low for the year, while the approaching mid-year accounts day is already casting its shadow over the money and capital markets. For instance, short-dat-ed money rates are quite a lot
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      Lock icon Amsterdam perks up on takeover news
      134 16 NMB Bank THE Amsterdam stock exchange's doldrums the previous week came to an end last Thursday when publisher Elsevier announced its intention to take over colleague publisher Kluwer. Kluwer shares initially shot up Hfl 59 to Hfl 325. followed by a reaction to Hfl
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      Bullish sentiments remain strong
      271 16 K.Lumpur A THE KUALA LUMPUR Stock Exchange (KLSE) put up another bullish show last week aided by a stockbroking house's forecast that the current uptrend will continue until the end of the year. Dealers said market sentiment was boosted by the prediction of Arab-Malaysian Securities Sdn
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      1235 16 SOON TECK FINANCE (SINGAPORE) LIMITED (Incorporated In the Republic of Singapore) BALANCE SHEET AS AT 31 ST DECEMBER 1986 Wot— 1086 SHARE CAPITAL AND RESERVES Share capital Statutory reserve Revenue reserve Retained profit Represented by: FIXED ASSETS NON-CURRENT ASSETS Loans, advances, hire purchase and block diacounts due after 12 months
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      311 16 NOTICES ACT, CAP. 50 AND IN THB MATTER OF SUBAQUEOUS DIVERS PTE LTD (In Member*' Voluntary Liquidation) At an Extraordinary General Meeting of the members of Subaqueous Divers Pte Ltd duly convened and beld at 22 Simon Road Singapore 1954 on 04 June 1967, the following Special Resolutions were duly
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      358 16 IN THE MATTES OF THE COMPANIES ACT, CAP. 188 AND GOCHEEIE SINGAPORE PTE LTD (MEMBERS' VOLUNTARY WINDING-UP) NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the creditors of the abovenamed company, which Is being voluntarily wound up, are required on or before the 15th day of July 1967 being the day for that
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      MBf Holdings makes new bid for representation on Emtex board
      442 17  -  By AMY BALAN EMTEX Corporation s recent boardroom squabbles have led MBf Holdings to make a fresh attempt for representation on the Emtex board. MBf Holdings, through its wholly-owned subsidiary, Permodalan MBf Sdn Bhd, served a requisition and special notice
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        PETALING Tin Bhd:
        115 17 After-tax profit of MS1.62 million for the six months ended April 30, 1967, (Idas $2.09 million) thanks to the combined effect of operating two dredges full-time and paying a nominal tribute ($4.45 million). Directors expect this level of profitability to continue in the second half, provided there
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        KUCHAI Development Bhd:
        70 17 KUCHAI De velopment Bhd: Pre- tax profits totalled MS202.736 for the year ended Dec 31, 1986, compared with M$472,124 the previous year. A first and final dividend of 10 per cent lees 40 per cent tax has been recommended, payable on July 7, 1967, to shareholders on the register on
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      M$34.7m expected from Ampang
      151 17 TDM BHD says its acquisition target. Ampang Hilir Development Sdn Bhd, is likely to generate M 534.7 million in pre-tax profits when its property development project is completed in 1989. AHD made a pre-tax loss of $191,604 for the year ended Jan 31, 1986, compared with
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      COMPANY BRIEFS
      197 17 CANNONS Sports Club, the 45 per cent-owned associate of Jack Chia MPH has bought for £100,000 the exclusive worldwide rights for Telecourt, a unique four-sided transparent squash court. Cannons has also entered into a 50:50 joint venture with Speyhawk PLC to establish a sports club at Covent Garden,
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      Leong Huat's accounts make grim reading
      386 17  -  By LORETTA McLAUGHLAN THE ANNUAL REPORT and accounts of much troubled Leong Huat Industries will make grim reading for shareholders. Chairman Soon Teck Tee has confirmed that the proposed reconstruction scheme of the company was unsuccessful. He added that since the year-end the company
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      Lock icon Chong's presence in Sri Hartamas seen as transitional
      560 17 MBT SINCE DATUK WONG Kee Tat and Datuk Syed Kechik bin Syed Mohamed quit the Sri Hartamas Corporation board in January, many have wondered how long Tan Sri Chong Kok Lim and his two sons will continue to hold the Sri Hartamas
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      Lock icon Stakes are high at Landmarks EGM
      750 17 MBT THE EGM of Landmarks Holdings, called by 10 foreign lenders for today, will see 75-year-old Tan Sri Chong Kok Lim battling to keep his business empire. Tan Sri Chong and his family control some 100 companies which include the publicly-listed Landmarks. Sri Hartamas
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    Lock icon Poll finds more support for Soviet than US peace policies
    153 18 AP WEST EUROPEANS think Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev is doing more for world peace than US President Ronald Reagan, according to polls from nine countries published yesterday. The Stockholm-based newspaper Dmgtn* Nyhmtmr, which commissioned the polls, said Weet European attitudes
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    Lock icon Creditors of Emporium (M) to appoint committee
    663 18 Hopes of a turnaround for retailing group NST CREDITORS of Emporium Supermarket Holdings hope to turn the ailing retail group around through a committee of inspection to be appointed this week. They plan to either sell it as a going concern or find
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    Asean Foreign Ministers' meeting to cover a wide range of issues
    551 18  -  By ZHOU MEI THE WEEK-LONG Asean Foreign Ministers' Meeting in Singapore commencing on June 15 will be declared open by Prime Minister Lee Kuan Yew. The week will begin with the two-day Asean Ministerial Meeting, involving the Foreign Ministers
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    Queen rebuffs Bavadra
    82 18 DEPOSED Fijian Prime Minister Timoci Bavadra yesterday arrived in Britain despite the objections of the Fiji military in a bid to meet Queen Elizabeth II and restore democracy in his island nation, rocked by a coup last month. But hours later, Buckingham Palace announced that the Queen
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      Lock icon Moscow may free teenage pilot
      53 18 AP A SOVIET OFFICIAL yesterday hinted that the West German teenager who landed a light plane in Red Square last month may be sent home rather than stand trial in Moscow. Viktor Karpov, the chief Soviet arms-control negotiator, made the remark during a live BBC
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      Lock icon Extremists in Egypt arrested
      27 18 AFP EGYPTIAN police have arrested five hundred "religious extremists" following recent assassination attempts in Cairo, Interior Minister General Zaki Badr said yesterday. AFP
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      74 18 Reuter MOSCOW does not intend to add to its force of three small warships in the Gulf in spite of its worry about US plana in the region. 77>e New York Timet, quoting an interview with Soviet First Deputy Foreign Minister Yuli Vorontsov, said yesterday that
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      Lock icon Thai Citizen Party ahead
      29 18 UPI THE OPPOSITION Thai Citizen Party took a strong lead yesterday in a parliamentary by-election in Bangkok billed as a test of government popularity. UPI
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      Lock icon Bombshell over Japanese trucks
      33 18 UPI THE US has informed Japan that North Korea has converted trucks imported from Japan into missile launchers, said the Kyodo News Service yesterday, quoting Japaneee government officials. UPI
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      34 18 AP THE OFFICIAL Soviet news agency Tass yesterday said that Vyacheslav Bakhirev. head of the Machine-Building Ministry, which has been criticised lately for slow and low-quality production, has been replaced. AP
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  • SHIPPING TIMES
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      KCT confident throughput will pass 242,204 TEUs mark KCT confident throughput will pass 242,204 TEUs mark
      354 19  -  By G DURAIRAJ KELANG CONTAINER Terminal is confidant of posting a double-digit growth in its throughput this yaar aftar a mild setback in 1066. Strong racovary in Malaysian imports coupied with succaaaful markating effort»
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      Lock icon Oman rejects Greek bid to deviate from normal lanes
      244 19 Reuter OMAN has rejected a plea by Greece that its ships be allowed to deviate from normal shipping lanes so they can stay clear of the Iranian coast, the US Coast Guard said. Coast Guard official Ed Larue said that Greece,
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      Lock icon Loan for Solomon Islands to upgrade port facilities
      188 19 Reuter THE ASIAN Development Bank (AOS) has approved a three million special drawing rights conceastonal loan and a technical aesistance grant of U*****,000 for the Solomon Islands, a bank statement said. It said shippers and consignees of cargo paaaing through Honiara port
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        Lock icon Dover's Customs officers on strike
        88 19 AFP CUSTOMS OFFICERS in the Englieh Channel port of Dover went on strike on Saturday, as part of a two-day national civil servants' strike which is officially only supposed to begin today. Announcing the stoppage, Dover port authorities said that only freight traffic was likely
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        Lock icon Change in Sri Lanka's strikes cover
        86 19 Reuter THE STRIKES insurance cover for vessels loading and discharging at Sri Lankan ports has been altered from a fixed 0.025 per cent, a spokesman for the War Risks Rating Committee said. From June 4, the rate has been classed ss "held covered", which
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      Lock icon Sir Y K Pao returns to hometown as a hero and generous benefactor
      832 20 The world recognises and respects Sir Y K Pao as an astute businessman. Over the last 40 years he has made his mark and millions in trading, banking and shipping. But to the people at Ningpo, his
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      Lock icon Sharp rise in crude oil movements
      266 20 Reuter WORLDWIDE spot crude oil movements rose sharply in May to 48.09 million long tons from 38.93 million tons in April, London shipbroker Howard Houlder said. However, the average worldscale rate paid for tanker chartering eased slightly to 63.78 from 88.88. The May rise
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      Lock icon Ferries must be redesigned, say UK naval architects
      190 20 AFP CAR FERRIES must be redesigned with watertight compartments on the car deck to maximise passenger safety, the deputy chairman of the Royal Institute of Naval Architects Marshall Meek, said. Mr Meek was speaking on the capsize in March of the British
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      940 20 AB Shpfl V 5 ABC Contoin*r vni 1 Accord Shpg VI 3 Ahr*nkt«l lm*r XI 1 Africa Ocaan XH 2 AHtrons VM 3 AC Tocpfar IX 5 Anro Servic* IV 2/3 Arrow L»*s XR 3 Asian Ocaon VI 3 Alias Um X 3 AMI 1 1/2 Arc
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      Lock icon Cuba obtains Soviet assistance in laying pipeline from supertanker port
      219 20 Opecna SOVIET and Cuban worker* are to work together to lay a 220-km oil pipeline from a supertanker port on Cuba's northern coast to a refinery on the southern coast. Both the port in Matanzas and the oil refinery in
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      LONDON FREIGHTS
      1129 20 SLOW development of new orders on the London shipping freights market on Thursday further dampened Atlantic bulk carrier rates. Reported businsss again proved rather patchy, with few major representative trades featured. The US Gulf loading area proved exceptionally quiet but Peavey arranged a 52,000-too October grain shipment to
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      Lock icon Offshore China 87 cancelled due to a lack of interest
      352 21 Lloyd's List THE OFFSHORE CHINA 87 exhibition and conference planned to be held at Guangzhou for the fourth time in December has been cancelled because of the sharp loss of interest in the South China Sea oil exploration programme. The
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      SHIPSALES
      490 21 OIL TANKER/combination carrier tonnage sold lor ■crap in May was lower at 380.187 long dwt from 1.6 million dwt in April. The amount of vessels involved fell to 10 from 19 in April, London shipbroker Howard Houlder said. This brought total sales this year to 4.04 million dwt (40
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      Lock icon Sea Containers expects second profitable year
      91 21 Reuter SEA CONTAINERS, the Ber-muda-based marine freight carrier, expects that 1967 will be the second most profitable in the company's history. It would be eclipsed only by 1064, when the company earned US$7O million, chairman James Sherwood told shareholders. Last year, Sea Containers reported
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      SHIPPING LIST where your ships are due... and when
      8432 26 A guide to ships loading at Singapore for ports around the world The list below tabulates, by port of destination, the name of the ship, the shipping line involved and the estimated dates of arrival and departure from the Port of
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      1919 28 Bousteed Shpg AaencMe. TfcßC Containertine NV Spore Shpg (S). accord Shpg Accord Shpg (S). jWrics OcMn Lines Ssallon Shpg (S). Jkhrenkiel Liner Kim Shpg (S). >Jfr«d C Toepter Oceanus Shipping (S) Muitiport Sdn Bhd (PK) <Alttrane Alllrane Expreee. Prtaidint Liam API. «tfßousMed Shpg (PK/PN). iflMah Orient
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      ONTAINER SCHEDULES
      798 29 RECEIVING OF EXPORT FCL CONTAINERS AND LCL CARGO Odm FCL Arrival < LCL movainant Ship Voy data/tlma Operator cargo •chfdul# Location Gold Hilla 55E 08.06.87 1900 Star Shpg F7 1000-1100 P3 Nuptse 112W 08.06.87 2300 S Consort F8 1300-1500 R1 Laura Ms 8706 09.06.87 0700 Moersk F2 1230-1330/1330-1430G
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      433 29 AT CONV VNMI ENTIG Iwfli RVES KEPPCL WHARVES Arrow Princ* (CIS OlOAQtidl *****600 Booting K35 alongside *****600 Dong DoUao K35 OiOAQSidt *****600 Equator HI K23 alongside *****700 F€ Not K3I alongside *****600 Gonda Goioo K27 okxiQud# *****500 K33 OtOAQVdC 0906/1900 Gotdon Horvost Kit olongsid# 08 06/1500 WWfi
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      Group to offer shares in P & 0 Australia Ltd
      596 30  - Group to offer shares in P 0 Australia Ltd By KINGSLEY WOOD THE PENINSULAR and Oriental Steam Navigation Co haa mad* an offer for the minority shareholding in its 78 per cent-owned listed unit P and 0 Australia Ltd. If the London-baaed company is successful in its bid, the group
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      Lock icon US may return administrative control of canal to Panama by 1990
      238 30 AFP THE UNITED STATES has suggeeted the possibility of returning administrative control over the canal to Panama 10 years ahead of schedule in return for the right to maintain a permanent military presence in Panama, ruling Democratic Revolutionary Party
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      Lock icon Greece signs controversial contract to establish a shipbreaking centre
      322 30 Seatrade Week FIRST construction contracts hsvs bssn signsd in a controvsrsial projsct to astablish a shipbreaking centre as part of a 400-acre maritime industrial zona at Astakoe on tha waat coast of central Greece Valuad at Dr2,200 million (US$l6.3 million), tha
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      117 19 A MAN WHO LEFT Chk»a months before ft* communist takeover and became a shipping magnate and multi-millionaire is a hero in the town he left behind. Page II THE OFFSHORE CHINA 87 exhibition and conference planned to be held at Guangzhou for the fourth time in December has been conceded
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      612 19 Hmt B.E. Mi ■pact Ike ipd (•glcml MLAMOUt. TWA QIC. St AmHabhataM Good Bookshop* MAERSK LINE EUROPE The Direct Line Towards A Weekly Service TV* amak Planar CkMtng Tim* CV 11* 0200 MRS CFS W* mo HAS Tn* mmk Laura M CtoMng Tna Tito awto Laura M Ctoamg Tkna CV
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      339 20 TRANSPORT TEL: 03-*****90 MALAYSIA SON. BHD. TLX: ***** MTM EUROPE/FAR EAST CONVENTIONAL SERVICE Frt. Booking contact Miss Gan VSL HEJtUVNI SAN JIANG KOU PT. of LOO DATES i-m 20-25* AvUes-Gijen 14-4/7 228/7 PT. KLANG m np m 3M SPORE W m LOO. FOR Further load/ discharging porta an routa subjact
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      18 20 Lines and services represented by Members of the Registry of Accredited (5 Shipping Agents, Singapore National Shipping Association.
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      183 20 <£L SENATOR LINIE OUTBOUND TO NORTH AMERICA IOOE OJI MJI vm *j» IL* 14* IS* I 17 J» 2SJ7 mjo aal aa 11a 17a va sur Mil IUI ACCEPTING CARGO TO SAN FRANCISCO. LOS I BALTIMORE I NEW YORK. OTHER DEST TORTS ON SAVANNAH, TAMPA CHARLESTON, MIAMI, INBOUND FROM EUROPE
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      650 21 The Straits Steamship Group i f Mansfield Container Shipping PteLtd mP&O Containers Limited STRAITS SHIPPING Singapore to Sabah, Sarawak, Brunei Porta and Bangkok PEGASUS PRIDE PEGASUS PRME mp mp mp mp *p up up op IV an mp m> mp op mp mp mp m op w I«n MS MR
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      740 21 Leave italltoNYK NYK Group's total services are your assurance of total satisfaction. r I r N 4 The NYK Group provides door-to-door toted global service for your shipment. By integrating truck, train, plane and ship with our computer simulation program, NYK can save you time, money and aggravation. Instead of
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      81 21 CHARGEURS REUNIS f•.* (MFD CLUB MFMBfR IS Mm U Mm SM SM aim a Mm M M amm aa* STS 2 Mm I Mm Mm IMm mMm UM BMm aMm UM C* DOUALA C* ABIDJAN LOADING DIRECT FOR: LA-MUMON P NOIRE PttKTIU LIBWVKii DOUAU 2*" I M U M* »M
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      318 22 CONTAINERSHIP SERVICE TO UK/CONTINENIT ALSO ACCEPTING CARGO TO: AU. UK INLAND DESTINATIONS. BELFAST. DUBLIN COPENHAGEN. AARHUS. GOTHENBURG, MALMO. HELSINKI. OSLO. AMSTERDAM CARIBBEAN 4 S. AMERICA CONV SEMI CONTAINER SERVICE TO EUROPE CONV SEMI CONTAINER SERVICE TO MED EUROPE V K PEN TRIES LEX BILBAO HK S HAVEN ARB 17# I*l
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      673 22 FULLY CONTAINERISED SERVICE fTO fUROPt VIA SIK7 M,mb 01 lhf ff Cw ,,d FROM I'JROPE VIS SUEZ s of th? Acr Consoitmrn nil I y CONTMINIRISfD 10 FROM NORIH AMIRIC* MSI COASI Mb CONVENTIONAL SERVICE TO PERSIAN GULF VESSEL KUANTAN S PORE LOADING FOR WONSBON V.34 5/7 DUBAI, DAM LEADBOM
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      430 22 K&S LINE JAPAN/HONG KONG/SI HAI IS StHVILt SANKYO LINE (S) PTE LTD 14) Ofd Slrfft alO 04 GB Spoir 010b trt Pod dflinj I»f j Pmj Sfwpjwij; Srtn Bhd let 0} S Pk.»H ludf I Irampiwl ltd lei 04 61/BS3 Piur i.jdin; Mjljfsun St«pp<nf Ajencin Sdn Bhd IH o; SI
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      1001 22 EVERGREEN Round-The-World East Bound (FE'CARIB/USEC/EURO/F fc Round-The-World West Bound (FE/EURO/USEC/CARIB/FE) EVER GUARD 12* *7 EVU 001NC ll* W SGP HK FIX ROM 12* *7 V 2/7 ll* *7 11/7 137 EVES GROWTH M IV W EVES GRACE I? 31 2(7 17/7 EVER GREET *7 a/7 1* M EVER GRADE I*7
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      527 23 \v PACIFIC INTERNATIONAL LINES PIL Building, 140 Cecil Street, 03-00 Singapore 0106. Tel: *****33 "1 FAR EAST CONTAINER SERVICE INDONESIA CONTAINER SERVICE MA DRAGON OOWA DRAGON HAWK VEMEL MA GLORY MA FORTUNE VOY SIN SBY MM SIN BLW PtN 1723 lID SID HO 'M 8721 SU> )M W» 18/8 1010
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      104 23 NORBULK NORBULK CARGO SERVICES LTD. REGULAR CONVENTIONAL TIMBER AND PLYWOOD SERVICES TO: UK/CONTINENT PORTS TO INDIA/PAK/RED SEA PORTS SWK/SABAH SPORE LOADING FOR NORBULK NBT-10 NORBULK NBT-11 SPORE HARATHON UNITED AGfNCY PTE L T D TEL r%366 MALAYSIA SP YEO SHIPPING 1 TRADING KL "CTM4« P* MBlOl PENANG TANJUNG MARINE SDN
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      465 23 BENLINE CONTAINERS EXPRESS CONTAINER SERVICE TO UK/CONTINENT w w tp an v IP V V V w to MP UP m HP up up up rap op ap ap ap ap i* ap ap vi m m ap on 2*7 nr u~ w W m 11M 1M UN l* ISM
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      637 23 v 3 f tt* UA I~MZSm /ISSIL/VOT MTARMnam PALEMBAMONB BILBAO BREMEN A DA*" DAMtt'BURG =7 I A J! M 0 TMMH s <T* a r DJAKARTA LLOYD INDONESIAN NATIONAL LINF I 11 li I ii| i i ra VESSELYOY sonbaw-OB SS» *5 SJ» a? BAM IX LAM/15-08 23-H/7 I*s 2Sfl
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      378 23 BOUSTEAD SHIPPING AGENCIES amUAY V3KB PAGAN VII4N M-AN VU2W Loading tar Earapa BURMA FIVE STAR (Burmese National Line) Loading for Rangoon S pore P.Kelang Ponang Bangkok 1/14 JM 12/14 Jww XSfIJ tm» WU Jun* majM BANK LINE CLYDEBANK VMN In f TAMAITAI SAMOA V.MN 27/6 FORTH BANK VBN 1/7 IVY
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      966 24 A* kL K"LinE SHtPPtfIG-DflTfl ATLAnTIC CDAST (Round-The-World Service) RAINBOW BRIDGE V 7 N. GARNET V 9 0. FREEDOM Vl4 •VIA FEEDER •pk/png STORE SW 12 Jun U iun 19 iun 19 iun 2S iun PACIFIC SDUTH-UJEST FEEDER VSI -PK/PNG SP MOTHER VSL RAINBOW BRIDGE V 7 SM 12 Jun MACKINAC
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      210 24 Accepting LCL South Africa contstneriMd cvqom Direct lo S'por* I (tartan P.Elii C.Town NEDCRtURG 3154F NEOLLOYD COLOMtO 3229F OSAKA NARU 2■» NAYAKAWA NARU 3HS P.Eliz C.Town Durban Sid Sid SM 90 KM 13/ C ■awJ®'dio JARDINE SNIPPING AGENCIES 200 CANTONMENT ROAD #12-05 SOUT M *****11 TELEX NO; US ***** T«i.
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      459 24 'M AUSTRALIA EXPRESS CONTAINER SERVICE AccopMny FCUFCL ConWnm fmtm P.K*n| Unar immt S ptri M Fim S|* Na Aenato CALMAtVK Mb-. li B> ,J- rmmwi wu I? {5* U **1 Zl tt My AM/im K 30 I** W*" l CALABAR VJS 25 July KAMOAS VJO I Ajjf 22 Aug 1
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      732 24 golden line GUAN GUM) SHPPMG (PTE) LTD 93 imkgk Im Strrtl V' SmUHM 0104 TU *MJ*tS (It IMS) Fax: SMBM STRAITS/PERSIAN GULF SERVICE: S por« P Ktt^fWc QOLDCN HAVEN Colombo, MfKhi/Dutw/Dommoir 11/12 Juno— CHINA SERVICE DAI TU* SHAN Hunkanf 7/1 Jun. CHINA OCEAN SHIPPING CO., PEKING THE PEOPLE'S REPUBLIC OF
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      478 24 1-53 PHIL IJ RON SHIPPING AGFNCIFS PIE I ID PHIII ORIFNf 11 NFS PTF LTD HMD Off Id 63 ROWNVTN ROAD o AIRO ASIA Bljtl tMMT. 110* *ii THf* RS :*7?O PHIII MI ;/?b>676 MIDDLE EAST/FAR EAST FCL LCL SERVICE ETA SINGAPORE (DESTINATION il/f W. W, 4/7 71 EAST/WEST AFRICA/MED
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      936 25 NEPTUNE AGENCIES PTE LTO Tanftmal CFS BOOKINGS tfISTSI *742 CUBn vmi \\NEPTUNE ORIENT LINES LTD 5* MR EASt/BMOfE FULLY CQNT/UNBKtSa SERVICE a m*mb« NEPLINE SON BHD MM NEPLINE SON. BHD 261M13 NEPLINE SON BHD. t»mitnmiuMiiumi NEPLINE SON. BHD. 2MMM2MMI ot ttw ACE CoiwortMw INWARD/OUTWARD ENQUIRIES *****44 Mm aa**i«C carp to/trwi
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      393 25 HEUNG-A SHIPPING Korean Flag Vessels SEMI CONTAINERISED DIRECT SERVICE TO P KELANG. PENANG BUSAN. INCHON No t No J Donwn/704N M. EntorpriaWTllN No 1 OontmfTVSH No oonMi/7tSN No I Don*«v7C7N Not OmmfW* N Entorprtao/712N Survoy it C vor Imm S'poro Penana P Ki In Port 11A UA w flii w
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      630 25 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 IRS HANDLING SYSTEM CO SON. MO No. 14 Mm CmH, Port Kttont S*w, Mrima T«t
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      32 25 -2? FERI MALAYSIA SDN. BHD. Rupc r;f in* StNf PSiIHISH) Aft*!' StRWICf in HIISNiHN MICHINr, MNAHAIII #ISO ACCfPTING Sftf DPIVfN MfflW* WfHlClfS REGULAR DEPARTURE ON 'CRUISE MUHIBAH" m KUAMTAM KUCMMQ KOTA KMABALU
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      317 26 SINGAPORE SHIPPING CORPN.(PTE) LTD. TEL: 225 6868 (30 LINES) TELEX: RS ***** A/B SSCMA. RS ***** A/B SSCAD SR-LINES VFB DEUTFRACHT/SttREEDEREt ROSTOCK ii i i ii mi w mi —i mi MI —i nnrmESra OH dSHI USB ITJi LTJHI (T3BI •VIA COLOMBO: Acceptinj carfo for INDIA Bombay, Cochin Madras; EAST
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      176 27 EBBsE CALL US AT: P. KELANG PENANG J. BAHRU P. GUDANG SINGAPORE K. LUMPUR WEEKLY FAR EAST/EUROPE CONTAINER SERVICE TO EUROPE ".V" ill i 77 "J1 rrri WX rtt N. DELFT JUTLANMA M OTHER DESTINATIONS: AARNUS, AMSTEROAM. ANTMERP, lASLE, IREMEN ■REMERNAVEN. COPENHAGEN. HELSINKI, MALM). OSLO, STOCKHOLM, UK. FROM EUROPE m
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      296 27 IRA 7 6 T0: LA LB OAK SF N.YORK W* l 14/6 LA/LB, OAK/SF, N.YORK ACCEPTING LCL/FCL TO ALL PORTS/IPI TRANSTAINERS LINE WEST AFRICA SERVICE PEN/PK SIN TO: DAKAR. CONAKRY U H* ABIDJAN, LOME 22/6 25/6 CONTONOU, DOUALA LIBREVILLE, PORT CENTIL P. NOIRE. LUANDA ACCEPTING LCL/FCL TO:- *1.1 hi I
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      179 28 INTERNATIONAL CONTAINER LINE THE NAME IN NVOCC f WEEKLY SERVICE TO AND FROM LONDON ACCEPTING CARGOES FOB ALL INLAND DESTINATIONS U.K.) BOOKING AGENTS TELEPHONE CONTACT FREIGHT MANAGEMENT *****11 (15 UNES) JACQUELINE UM MARGARET GOH DOROTHY UM (EAST-BOUND) TO: EUROPE (WESTBOUND) GLOBE TRADE* HI 'aiiwi''! SUNSHIP AQENOES PTE LTD '.20 SkMt
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      490 28 FINE-IJNER SHIPPING PTE LTI) TSI TLX RS 2?541 FLINFR 70 Shenton Wjy 04 02C Mj'ina House S oo'e D?*)' VBJB. TEL 22>9C'; Lines) < TLX RS FLINER EUROPE SERVICE FAR EAST SERVICE MIDDLE EAST GULF SERVICE E vnwnbwwwapan AUSTRALIA SERVICE WEEKLY ALL CHINA SERVICES W: Wa '/a vm A International
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      587 28 ZIM FULL CONTAINER SERVICE accept in| FCL/LCL caraoas to USA East West Coast. Cambtoean. Eait Canada, HAITI, Port Au Sfrtw, |gg| 71 3ZU li ZIM BRISBANE 14.117 ZIM PIRAEUS 23.5J7 ZIM 11LAT 7.717 1717 ***** 3.7J7 11X17 20X17 KCtPTIM CAMO TO AKUUK VIA MELBOURNE AMD ALSO FCL TO MAM. ZIM
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      312 28 Everett Lines DE VAPORES PERUVIAN STATE LINE" tor Mn Mataram. No and all othar Paruvan parti art* tramtxpnant at Kobe On CPV Throufti Bite of Ladmt to fmal destination Pman|* P Kelanf MURRAYEVERETT THOMASEVERETT HUGHEVERETT Via Jian 22/23 iw M M "EVERETT ORIENT LINE" JAPAN/BAY Of BENGAL/JAP AN SERVICE LOADING
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      126 29 Hamburg West Germany. Tiger Line Common Carrier Feeder Services aa VOY SIWCAHME CALCUTTA MAPftAS ptcLuoe PRELUDE PRELUDE SAILED In Nrt 13-13 iUN O-SJUN 25-27 JUN 3IJUN-1 JUL •7-07 JUL 13-15 JUL lt-19 JUL Cw—an Carrier Faadar Sarvtea Far Main Lma Oparataa (My. Agents: C.F. Sharp Company Pte. Ltd. T«tophon« 220
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      177 29 ik^aJUV. Destinations: SHANTOU, GUANGZHOU HUANGPU, XIAMEN HAIKOU, ZHANJIANG XINGANG, QINGOAO SHANGHAI A OTHER PORTS EM. S PORE Eld. PKLG WEEKLY SAILINGS W J >?!/ Lt > MR*/* CONSOLIDATION SERVICE FROM: SINGAPORE/PKELANG I >41 I r .•IB rrr i 1 V' C V (MFMBfR THf PRFSS GROIJP; WEEKLY CONSOL SERVICE LCL/FCL
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      217 29 to PERINTIS LINE SINGAPORE JAKARTA VESSEL VOY SINGAPORE JAKARTA RATU 14/15 12/06 13/06 1501 17/01 KONSORTIUM 16/17 19/06 20/06 22/06 24/06 16/19 26/06 27/06 29/06 #1/07 20/21 03/07 04/67 66/B7 «/B7 PRABHAKTi 66/67 In Port 06/06 11/06 13/06 66/0 15/06 16/06 11/06 20/06 70/71 22/06 23/06 25/06 27/06 SINGAPORE/SURABAYA VESSEL
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      432 29 I^3 COMPAGNIE MARITIME D'AFFRETEMENT REGULAR CONTAINER SERVICE /ir~ FAR EAST TO EUROPE MEDITERRANEAN #EST AFRICA OUTBOUND TO NORTH CONTINENT rtUXJTom ROTTEftOAM W W1 I VP OUTBOUND TO MEDITERRANEAN rrr nrr3>' 1 OUTBOUND TO W AFRICA i,"ny; INBOUND FROM EUROPE FOR FAR EAST PORTS *§3 OCEANUS SHIPPING AGENCY PTE LTD *02-63
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      292 29 P M LINE CONVENTIONAL LINER SERVICE UN Mmm Jm! occap to Jopo* Pom wUiif haavy c*fo te 30 K/T) i indiiWMi AM porticulan p>»om appty >o POMEX MAYA 80N BHD PT UNITFD SHIPPING ORGANISATION LTD JAKARTA HANGII SHIPPING f, TRC'ING Plf vuiji ySH ih pr„ Ss. t- j ill s'
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      405 30 FARGO SHIPPING COMPANY<PTE)LTD <WM RFGUIAR EXPRESS FUi I CONTAINER AND I CL SERVICE AGENT FOR ABC CONTAMERLME From USA/Cawada/Europa/MadHarranaan RTMFMnimukmfZMM IHirTM VsJ TUT EXPRESS L HUOtG Oi ET3 EjMEUM E23H £ZMI 200 Cantonment Road ;;02-03 Southpoint Singapore 0208 Tel: *****22 (4 Lines) CFS (Import) K37 Tel. *****78 REGULAR LCUFCL SERVICE
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      318 30 Mrk a Oft AH Liwts Lid. ACCEPTING FCL/LCL t BREAKBULK TO: LAGOS/ APAPA, PORT HARCOURT, WARRI, CALABAR, SAPELLE, TEMA, CONAKRY AND OTHER WEST AFRICAN PORTS COLUMBUS LINE REEDEREI GMBH \XW (A SERVICE OF HAMBURG SUD) EXPRESS SEM»-COWTA#€R SERVICE TO F'TTltll I'l'l IVY BANK VISS TAUSALA SAMOA VMS To Part Hornby,
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      160 30 Arrow Lines [S'PORE/COLOMBO/S. AFRICA S'PORE/BENGAL/E. AFRICA rPORE CNITTAOOM6 CMALNA E. AFRICAN ARROW QUEEN/2 21/7 2*7 11-2* ARROW OUKE/T H(1 IM IP IS-IVB E. AFRICAN PORTS CALL MAHEJMOMRASA/DARES-SALAAM Singapore fiA»*f SlMf DAPP* SMIPPiNG p'f T D Tp! S3SIOBB INTRANS OMTMBUTION SERVICES RTI LTD Ttl: *****33 Tlx: RS MOM Fax: 47*179 Ta
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      261 30 &3J f:S WJ 0 4 .v Mitsui OS K Lines Ltd FULL CONTAINER UK/CONTINENT (TRIO) MEDITERRANEAN (MED CLUB) USA (WEST COAST)/CANADA TO PSW (CCB SERVICE) rosu mm m" n ama ITOTOIMT Is£m SfiSS TOW# (KWMfT MC AT HUH (UCT). %S z Jg£ JSt TO PNW (CNB SERVICE) fmtm ran m
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