The Business Times, 17 July 1987

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    12 1 BUSINESS TIMES M.C. (P) No. 112/12/86 FRIDAY, JULY 17, 1987 75 CENTS
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    FINANCIAL NEWS SUMMARY
    188 1 Exchange rales THE SS rose against the USS to close at SS2.1160/70 (SS2.1205/15) in thin trading yesterday. It also strengthened against the HKS but fell against the MS. yen, DM. Swiss franc and the US$t 149.65/75 yen, 1.8320/30 DM, SS2.1160/70 1 USS1.6300/10 MS. SS0.8332/39 Owtmm markets HK
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    Second quarter growth likely to be almost as brisk as the first
    578 1  -  BG Lee's indications to trade unionists By FOO CHOY PENG Chief Reporter THE RECOVERY of the Singapore economy continued in the second quarter at almost the same pace as in the first, but not at the level some
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    Singapore Airlines chairman very bullish on performance Singapore Airlines chairman very bullish on performance
    533 1  -  By ALAN LEE J Y PILLAY, chairman of Singapore Airlines Ltd, is extremely bullish on the performance of the national carrier in the current financial year. In his latest addreaa to shareholders, Mr Pillay says there
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    Lock icon Malaysia to revamp its credit insurance system
    372 1 Bernama ES THE MALAYSIAN government is considering a revamp of the credit insurance system to help local exporters become more competitive in the world market. Trade and Industry Minister Datin Paduka Rafidah Aziz said yesterday that a major aim of the export refinancing
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    Prices close mixed in nervous trading
    227 1 SHARE prices in the Singapore stockmarket cloeed mixed yeeterday on active trading but amidst the activity the ST Index refused to budge even a decimal point At cloee, the Straits Times Industrial Index remained unchanged at 1380.71 while the Business Times Composite Indsx gained
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    Lock icon Trial of two DTC directors begins
    65 1 Bernama THE FIRST of the court cases involving deposit-taking institutions, alleged to have illegally accepted deposits, opened in the magistrate's court at Kuala Klawang yesterday. Two directors of Setia Timor Company and Credit Leasing (Titi) Sdn Berhad Thung Kwee Kim, 41, and Chan Yew
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    $200,000 bonus for staff
    52 1 THE STAFF of an American computer supplier wore given a $200,000 bonus on Wednesday for helping the company to chalk up good profits in the last financial year. They are also expecting a bigger bonus in the current year. See Technology on Page 9 for the
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    UOB acquires 28pc of ICB through share swap deal
    648 1  -  By ALVIN TAY and AMY BALAN THE UNITED Overseas Bank will soon add the Industrial and Commercial Bank to its stable of four banks, making the group the second biggest in terms of shareholders' funds after DBS Bank. With the blessings
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      305 1 Are polls to be believed? AUSTRALIAN pollsters predicted that last Saturday's general election was going to be a close fight between Labor and Liberal. On the contrary, Labor romped home for a historic third term in government with an increased majority. This raises the question of the validity of polls
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  • HOME NEWS
    • Article
      Asean to hone skills of its trade negotiators
      509 2  -  United Nations help sought By LOH HUI YIN ASEAN is seeking help from the United Nations to sharpen the skills of the regional grouping s trade negotiators,, who have to grapple with a multitude of complex issues at the current multilateral trade
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      Artificial intelligence laboratory to focus on training and applications
      380 2  -  By JEFFREY TSANG A $1 MILLION laboratory for artificial intelligence at the French Singapore Institute will play an integral part in the training of more computer professionals. Opened yesterday, the Bull Computer Laboratory named after the French computer company Bull which
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    • Article
      Forum to boost European interest in Asean agro industry
      321 2 GETTING COMPANIES from the agricultural and food industries in the European Community and Asean to meet each other will be the focus of a conference later this year. The meeting, to be held in Bangkok from Nov 30 to Dec 2,
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      Corrections and clarifications
      54 2 IN THE People in Buaineaa column on Wednesday, it wee stated that Thomas Teo, a senior consultant st PA, would be in charge of executive search, Job evaluation and the development of compensation systems. This is incorrect Mr Teo is engaged in the above duties. Ws are
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      VITB moving headquarters
      97 2 THE HEADQUARTERS of the Vocational and Industrial Training Board will be shifted to the PSA Building in Alexandra Road on Monday. Most of the vocational training activities will, however, stay put at Vocational Drive. Baaidss the Centre of Vocational Training, the other two divisions not shifting are
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      MEMO – PAD
      591 2 MEMO PAD Seminars and courses DURATION Jul 27-29 Jul 27-29 Jul 26-29 Jul 29-31 Jul 30-31 Jul 30-31 TITIE Systematic Handling Anolysh Barcode Application and System Design Development Selling Successfully in the Overseas Morket Productivity Through Microcomputing Purchasing Negotiation Skills Workshop Managing Difficult Employees VENUE SIM Conference Room Glass Hotel
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      Chest wants you to show care not just by donating money
      289 2 CARING AND SHARING will be the them* when the Community Chest sets out in September to persuade more people not just to give money to the underprivileged but also to show their care in other ways. The Prime Ministsr's
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      UOB's purchase of ICB stake surprises financial industry
      1118 3  -  By ALVIN TAY Banking Corr—pondant THOUGH THE TAKEOVER of Industrial and Commercial Bank (ICB) has been widely expected, financial circles expressed surprise yesterday that United Overseas Bank has turned out to be the suitor. There have been rumours in the market that
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      Allied Ordnance's ex-GM charged with taking bribes
      497 3  -  By ANNA TEO THE FORMER general manager of Allied Ordnance Co of Singapore Re Ltd (AOS) was yesterday charged with receiving bribes of about $2.5 million from Swedish arms-maker A B Bofors while acting on behalf of the Singapore Armed Forcee. A total
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      Tender for MRT station shops
      138 3 COLLIERS INTERNATIONAL Property Consultants yeeterday invited tenders from companies interested in leasing commercial space in eight Mass Rapid Transit (MRT) stations. The tender, the first in a series for 20 MRT stations under phase 1/1 A of the MRT system, cloees on July 27, at
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      Singapore Explorer proves popular
      164 3 TICKET SALE 3 of the Singapore Exptorer, a bus travel scheme tailored for tourists, has increaaad eteadily sine* its launch two yaars ago. Average salas par quarter for one-day tickets rosa from 3.500 in 1906 to MOO in tha first three months Ms year. Tha schama
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      49 2 EURO SHOE SHOP PTE UD The Annual Sale Marco Polo Shop Only for the i Sale of the Year. FIRENZE f ESMOND <4 EDISON fj THE MARCO POLO HOTEL SHOP 5,5 TANGUN ROAD, SINGAPORE 1024 TELEPHONE *****52 j COLD STORAGE CENTREPOINT 02-17 ORCHARD ROAD !j SINGAPORE 0823. TELEPHONE *****25
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      154 3 Computers and Communications. Helping Asia open new horizons. Mil *5 hJZ *v <- \W&* An era of growth. NEC is helping open new horizons in business growth all across Asia. With increasingly powerful networks of business and personal computers that allow offices to operate more efficiently. And integrated voice, data
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      464 4 When you consider the size and variety of the financial risks that almost every large company has had to manage, it's a tribute to their treasurers that any companies survived at all let alone emerged successful. With a blend of science, creativity and (occasionally) crossed fingers, company You re producing
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  • ASIA – PACIFIC
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      Lock icon Sir Joh takes on the Australian media
      369 5 Reuter QUEENSLAND'S maverick rightwing leader Sir Joh Bjelke-Peter-sen, generally blamed for the opposition's election defeat, declared war yesterday on the Australian media. Sir Joh premier of the northern Australian state for 18 years, said he was a victim of press slurs like US
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      Lock icon Pressure on Japan's distribution system
      434 5 Reuter JAPAN'S byzantine distribution system for consumer goods, long attacked for Mocking imports and propping up high domestic prices, is coming under increasing pressure to streamline. Most Japanese still buy groceries in small familyowned shops which support a vast multi-layered network of wholesalers with each
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      Lock icon Enrile drops to 24th place
      155 5 AP FORMER defence minister Juan Ponce Enrile of the Philippines has dropped into the final winning position as the count from the May 11 congressional election drags on, the Commission on Elections reported. The commission, or Comelec, said Wednesday's count showed Mr Enrile in 24th
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      Lock icon Two Kims call for new Cabinet
      579 5 South Korean opposition leaders issue joint demands UPI OPPOSITION LEADERS Kim Dae Jung and Kim Young-Sam have called for the replacement of the newly reshuffled South Korean Cabinet to assure neutrality during the transition to full democracy. the two Kims leading the main opposition
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      3 5 Perspective, Page 10
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      151 5 Even if you don't read it, you'll hear about it. On July 18th, The Economist introduces a new Every week, The Economist will examine Asian Asia Section. A section devoted entirely to Asian events issues and lay out the facts. Intelligently and, wherever and their impact on world affairs. necessary,
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  • Page 5 Miscellaneous
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      97 5 mmm m v//''^ 11V//// Bahrain Bangkok Barbados B^fing Bairut Baigroda Brlsbona Brussels Buenos Aires Cairo Coigory Canberra Caracas Chicago Coplwgon Darwin Dublin Frankfurt Geneva Jakarta Jarutolam Cloudy Roin Claar Clear Claar Cloudy Cloudy Sunny Claar Claar Cloudy Sunny Sain Cloudy Claar Claar Cloudy dowdy Cloudy Claar Hazy Cloudy Cloudy Claar
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      29 5 Doonesbury a w I r 5* 1i rr: r-n B&ORB A RAPTUROUS AUUENCBOF lOMAN VIDEO AKAPt OUJN&S, HSAPF&ST6AVEA lONS, INGDHBRem speech, fte gistofrhich. T Mai m BY GARRY TRUDEAU
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  • REST OF THE WORLD
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      Lock icon EC comes out with reform plan for indirect taxes
      583 6 Reuter THE European Commission has worked out a reform scheme on indirect taxes in European Community states to pave the way for eliminating tax controls within common market borders by 1992, Lord Cockfield, European Commissioner for Trade, said on Wednesday. Reducing
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      Lock icon Turkey, France headed for row over deal
      274 6 Reuter TURKEY AND FRANCE headed for a diplomatic row yesterday after Ankara cancelled a contract with French electronics group Thomson-CSF for a nationwide civilian air traffic radar system. Seyfettin Akcaharman, deputy general manager of the state's airport authority DHMI, said the Turkish requirements
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      Lock icon Japanese moves on sensitive exports lauded
      224 6 AFP US DEFENCE SECRETARY Caspar Wainbargar welcomed the Japanese government's intention to pass new laws against the export of sensitive technology to the Eastern Bloc after conferring with Japan s Trade and Industry Minister on Wedneeday. Mr Hajime Tamura is on a visit to
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      Lock icon BAA share offer closes oversubscribed
      267 6 Reuter BRITISH INVESTORS, hoping to cash in on Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher's latest privstisation, yesterday made a last-minute dash to buy shares in BAA, which manages seven of the country's major airports. John Matthews, director-gen-eral of County Natwest Capital Markets, the government's financial advisers on
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      Lock icon Honecker to visit West Germany
      343 6 AP EAST GERMAN leader Erich Honecker says he is finally ready to visit Bonn, raising hopes for a leap forward in relations between the two German nations forged from the rubble of World War 11. After holding an invitation for five years and calling off
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      Lock icon Reforms irk some in the West, says Gorbachev
      391 6 AP SOVIET LEADER Mikhail Gorbachev said on Wednesday reforms launched under his rule are broader than what Nikita Khrushchev attempted and that changes in Soviet foreign policy are a "bone in the throat" for some in the West. Gorbachev made the remarks
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      Lock icon Senate approves amendment to trade bill
      501 6 UPI THE SENATE, still stung by the sale of highly sophisticated US submarine technology to the Soviet Union by Japanese and Norwegian firms, voted on Wednesday to guard against future shipments to the Soviet bloc. The Senate approved a compromise amendment to the trade
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      DAILY AIRCRAFT MOVEMENTS
      759 6 ARRIVALS Opwotof Swvkt llnw From su SQ738 1155 MES THAI TG403 1155 IKK Al AM 30 1200 IOM/MAA MAS MH682 1230 KGH G4A GA940 1235 MES MAS MH605 1250 KUl SN SN277 1300 8RU/AUH/ SU 80M/KUI SQ303 1300 CGK SU SQ15 1305 LAX/HNL/TPE GU GA902 1310 PDG
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      369 7 K 1022 I 110 OS/10/A > m K< 4 m f r tjgLB M «S JF fe f >y I r *^"•-'l^, How much will ryour balance sheet lose in the translation? It doesn't take much to make your wellmanaged, profitable foreign subsidiary look like a foreign liability. Just an
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  • COMMODITIES
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      Lock icon M$850m turnover for KL rubber product industry
      288 8 Bernama ES THE RUBBER products industry, which consumed 71,438 tonnes of natural rubber in 1986, recorded a turnover of MsBso million, the president of Malaysian Rubber Product Manufacturers Association, Shum Kwai Hong, said. He said that the industry, which consists of 170 factories
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      Precious Metals
      299 8 HONGKONG: GOLD yesterday closed slightly lower in fairly quiet and dull trading mainly on late selling. Dealers said profit-tak-ing depressed the metal following its gains in New York but selling increased toward the close, reflecting the firmer tone of the US dollar, and gold ended near its day's
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      Produce Prices
      153 8 Phlnaaa |Yr n A wfii no 10 Krocn 110* Exchange noon dodno dHcm on My 16 (SI/100 k«} Coconut oil M FOB 97.00 OW drum FOB 107.00 N*w drum FOB 111XX> Copra Mteod (loot*) 58 Pepper Mvnlok whlla FOB NIW 1140.00 u wniTv FOB taq NLW *****)0 black
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      Palm Oil
      347 8 On*» pM <* Mm. cloMtf mw ynMntay on the Kuala Lumpur Commodity Exchange. Dealers M,d merket opanad lowar in Una with tha ovarniflht Chicago Board of Trada cloaing and on l«ck of fraah incentives hiflhar production of palm oil in Juna of 390,875 tonnaa, up 20.16 par cant
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      Lock icon Wheat
      193 8 Reuter WHEAT FUTURES on the Chicago Board of Trade on Wedneeday cloeed up 1/4 to off 1/2 US cent at prices sagged in late trading. September cloeed 1/2 cent lower at USS2.B7-1/2 a bushel. Firm Gulf cash baais levels and ongoing export tender business lent support through much of
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      Lock icon CPO output
      78 8 Bernama MALAYSIA produced 300,875 tonnes of crude palm oil in Juno, up 20.10 por cont from May. tho Statistics Doportmont Mid yeeterday. Bornama ROTTERDAM Ooring prtcw en My 15 Pafcw o< era* Swnatra/M'ria Mfcn op«M (USI/tOm) My 30X5* Aug TQMr Pofcn ol RtO FO® IMI/immI Mr/No» 300* OWn
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      Soybean
      181 8 SOYBEAN FUTURES on the Chicago Board of Trade on Wednesday closed 1-1/2 cents higher in July, and steady to 2-1/2 cents lower in the deterred months, as midsession rally broke under late selling. November cloeed 2-1/2 cents lower at US$5.2O. Widespread rain over lowa and other dry parts of
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      Oil and Products
      77 8 ALL EAST Asian crudas and moat product pricaa firmad on spaculation ovar mounting political tanaion in tha Middla Eaat Naphtha waa tha atrongaat product with Japanaaa damand halping pricaa riaa US$4/lonna. Crock (FOB origin) «/Uml DMim Wm Taut 17.W 0.25 wnuii 2X30 *0J2 Products (FOB S'poro) USS/Wial
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      KL Tin
      59 8 MMEWMJ MJYMQ wmi •N •«•Hint's strength •pM In rtnggß helped ■je lUiele Lemper Tin MerdoM el MtllM per Me. eel ceeh etreppsd miners Ms wsek JmslSsd I wifcet tsrs ef 42 temiee, ftey seM. Deelers edded id despite the demend, ether Yistsrdei's rlee wes'elee e csirscdsn Is Wsdnss
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      Rubber
      180 8 •MOAPOK THE RUBBER mark* yaatarday cloaad highar with August Ona RSS buyara quotad at 216.75 cants/kilo, up 2.25 cants from Wadnaaday, daatara aaid. Tha morning aaaaion roaa thraa cants on aoma apacuiativa buying intaraat and trada ahort-covar-ing in quia! trading. But tha gain waa parad slightly in thin aftarnoon
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      RAS and MRELB
      278 8 RAS pric !M kit* iimn, w NOON CLOSE tat 1 RSS from| VI P* ***** 219JON •vytn 219.25 220.25N tat 1 RSS Aug §7 215.75 216l25 ***** 217.25 tat 1 RSS Sap ***** 216.25 ***** 217.25 tat 2 RSS Of 2114)0 21X00N 2124)0 *****N tat 3 RSS
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      SSR end SMR
      78 8 (CMft/llfc 1-tM RAS SSt 30 SSI 50 MRELB AUGUST •7 (currant month) NOON N|«i Sdn IMjOO IttjOON 1«7J0 1MJ0N limn m m S9TEMHt 87 (forward month) NOON h»m Srfm 1N40 *****N 1MJ0 117 JON SMC CV 2*9.00 270J0N 3**JO 271 JON SM> I 27I.00N 270JO *****N SMt
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      London Markets
      276 8 London Commodity Exchango Boyor/SoBor dodng p*lco« oa My IS UL/mmm *odflod). Provtooi doahtg prlcM In COIm Badi l» mmn London. whn >a«on OF London My 1198/1200 H*./Low (1222/1223) 1219/11*5 fcp 1236/1237 (1260/1263) Mgh/Low 1255/1232 Sato* (2489) Cocoa My 1364/1387 W*/Low (1402/1404) 1398/1385 Sop 1369/1370 (1378/1379) 13*2/1362 Solo* (4319)
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      88 8 Daily to Bangkok. (At a comfortable departure of 10 am). Our non-stop flights to Bangkok now depart daily. And the leisurely departure time of 10 am means you'll not only avoid the early morning rush, but by arriving at 11.15 am, you'll also be in good time for a relaxing
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  • TECHNOLOGY
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      Scientists develop radar to detect heartbeat 100km away
      440 9 A RADAR that can detect a single heartbeat 100 km away has been developed by scientists at America's Georgia Institute of Technology. Started as a military project five years ago, the "remote vital signs monitor" is rapidly finding more applications in hospitals,
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      Lock icon Are robots really harmless after all?
      234 9 New Scientist ISSAC ASIMOV's first law of robotics has been superseded. It states that robots may not be programed to harm humans. Recently, Britain's watchdog on safety published for the first time detailed guidance on the risks to workers posed by the introduction of
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    • Article
      Lock icon Keep an eye out for throw-away contact lenses
      227 9 AP DISPOSABLE contact lenses which could be replaced every week will be test-marketed this week as a consumer convenience and aid to eye health, a health care company announced on Tuesday. Six packs of the soft lenses will go on sale this
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    • BITS & BYTES
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        Was that your dog barking?
        135 9 IF A STRANGE MAN answers your call, don't hang up it may be a woman. Or the other way around. Nowadays, with the help of electronics, it is no longer possible to tell the sex of your caller. As least, that is what the Israeli
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        Of earthly matters
        107 9 A SEMINAR on the geographic aspects of the land reclamation and the Mass Rapid Transit system projects will be held at the Science Park this afternoon. The "Geotechnical research projects phase one" seminar will start at 2 pm. Four lecturers from the NUS Department of Civil Engineering,
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        How fast can you sort out your cutlery?
        129 9 TWO SWEDISH BODIES have jointly developed a machine that can sort 3,000 items of cutlery per hour, or twice as fast as manual labour. The device is developed by the Board for Technical Development and Erres Storkok, Hagfors, for mass catering kitchens.
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      Wang Computers profits up 30pc in the last financial year
      629 9  -  By LEE HAN SHIH A RECOVERING ECONOMY has helped Wang Computers to chalk up a 16 per cent increase in sales and a 30 per cent jump in profits in its last financial year ended June 30. The current year
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      233 9 BUY EIGHT MONTHS GET FOUR FREE i c i i r I J K I I MMM The Thomson Spreadsheet Monitor* Standard 12" monitors let you work with about eight months of spreadsheet data at once. Which is fine if you live hy eight-month years. Most people, however, are used
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  • PERSPECTIVE
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      At home with revolution
      577 10 IT WAS MILDLY reassuring to see Yevgeny Primakov, director of the Moscow-based Institute of the World Economy and International Relations, suggest in Pravda last week that the export of world revolution had become outdated as a foreign policy concept. VI Lenin had insisted that "proletarian internationalism
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      Pollsters facing question of credibility
      1345 10  -  The betting man would have lost his shirt, if he had used the results of opinion polls to punt his fortune on the results of the Australian election last Saturday. Once again, Australian pollsters have misread the public. And once again it raises the question
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      Too much of the good life
      197 10 AUSTRALIANS art living in a world of mediocrity, comforted by their own complacency according to a poll just published in The Bulletin magazine. An international values survey just released by Roy Morgan Research (resident pollster for The Bulletin) shows that Australians have relatively little
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      Lock icon Warning signs on protectionism ignored
      1228 11  -  The World Bank's annual assessment of the economic state of Third World countries for this year, World Development Report 1987, has some very strong words on trade barriers. BRIAN GOMEZ of the Foreign Desk finds the report interesting reading. BRIAN GOMEZ ECONOMETRIC MODELS, the theory
      Source: World Development Report 1987; Source: For UK cars and VCRs; Greenaway and Hindley 1985; lor US steal: Tarr and Morkta 1994; for US cars: Kalantzopoulos 1986.  -  1,228 words
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      What the World Bank is prescribing for economic ills
      355 11 THE WORLD BANK has proposed a policy agenda to counteract protectionism and help sustain international economic growth. For Industrial countries: Policies to reduce growing bal-ance-of-payments imbalances, especially the US deficit and the surpluses in Japan and West Germany. Because of the
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      105 10 M onagers ust anage BT shows you how every Monday. übertug (Shrill > Mi <V Why Pepper Steak's a hot favourite. Prepared with the best Prime U.S. Sirloin of Beef and priced at $19.50, it comes with a piquant pepper sauce, doublebaked potatoes, grilled tomato and a green I garden
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  • Page 10 Miscellaneous
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      743 10 CRYPTIC PUZZLE EABY PUZZLE übertua (Shrill ly Pepper Steak's hot favourite. I Prepared with the best Prime U.S. Sirloin of Beef and priced at $19.50, it comes with a piquant pepper sauce, doublebaked potatoes, grilled tomato and a green garden salad. It's a dinner that has all the makings of
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      1243 11 Rn Stew: Y&nk Dicte* CJpsGeS COCMrtG up for it iNTHefteGGiNG Bou>i i ©Evening StandardCo.Ltd,lM2-I«*7 Q\cta. 7443 TO QSK) BOBO® FEATURE SPECIAL At Mother's Request (Part 2) 10.30pm, Channel S Franklin Bradshaw is murdered, and Frances's son Marc is brought to trial. He refuses to incriminate his mother and is convicted.
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    An opening night to remember
    359 12 STREETS OF LONDON got off to a flying start whan It ceremonlally opened its doors on July 1. The Acting British High Commissioner, Mr Terence Outran, waa introduced by the chairman of the United Overseaa Bank Group. Mr Wee Cho Yaw. Both did the honours
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    Drinking, Dining, Dancing and 'Dancing' — London style
    518 12 Drinking, Dining, Dancing and 'Dancing' London style TO CAPTURE the ambience of a cosmopolitan city If» a few square metres of floorapace la not easy. But if you are hankering after a taste of the London good life you should be heading down Beach Road. There in the plush surroundings
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    Take your choice
    169 13 ANOTHER DIMENSION has been added to the food and entertainment outlets of Plaza Hojtel with the opening of the Streets of London. It acts as an ideal foil for the year-old Club 5 which opened with a bang and has continued to rise in Club &'s immaculate
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    Plaza Hotel's $12m facelift
    284 13 THE OPENING of the Streets of London is another milestone in a multi-million dollar transformation of the Plaza Hotel. United Overseas Land, the owner, has forked out over $12 million to catapult the Beach Road hotel into the front rank of modern opulence among Singapore hotels.
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    DANCING
    30 13 Dance to a mixture of slow and fast numbers from current hits in the British and American charts and the songs of yesteryear. No cover charge. No minimum charge.
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    OPENING HOURS
    23 13 Lunch: noon to 3pm Dinner: 7pm to 10pm Happy Hours: 6.30pm to Bpm Dancing: From 10pm onwards NB: Closed on Sundays
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    HAPPY HOURS
    48 13 From 6.30pm to Bpm to get you ii that happy mood. 25% discount on all drinks by thje glass, except for draught beer and Scotch whisky. For every order! Df draught beer or Scotdh whisky, you'll gel another glass free. live music provided by a pianist.
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    LUNCH & DINNER
    25 13 LUNCH DINNER Piccadilly Buffet Lunch $14+ London Set Dinner $20+ A la Carte Menu of authentic English Fare available, plus a selection from Soho Corner
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  • SPORTS & LEISURE
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      Lock icon Colleges show decline in US tennis: Ashe
      397 14 AP THE DECLINE of American tennis has reached such proportions that some of the nation's college coaches prefer foreign players, according to former US Oavis Cup coach Arthur Ashe. "It's getting so bad in the college ranks that roughly one-half of all scholarship
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      Lock icon Shriver and Fernandez win Newport matches
      324 14 UPI Reuter PAM SHRIVER breezed through the second round on Wednesday and Wendy Turn bull was upset at the US$l5O,OOO Virginia Slims of Newport. Shriver, the top seed and defending champion, routed Patty Fendick of Sacramento, California, 6-2, 6-1. The Lutherville, Maryland, star has
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      Lock icon Golz fights through rain to win Tour
      267 15 Reuter ROLF GOLZ of West Germany, again showing he responds to bad weather, won the 15th stage of the Tour de France on Wednesday while Frenchman Charles Mottet extended his overall lead to more than two minutes. Golz, in a three-man breakaway with
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      Lock icon Muirfield course just right, say officials
      313 15 Reuter OFFICIALS of the Royal and Ancient Club who run the British Open golf championship boliava thay hava got tha Muirfield course exactly right for the start of the tournament. But then, it was not entirely in their hands. "This is a natural course,
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      Lock icon Chunichi Dragons beat Yakult Swallows
      129 15 UPI TATSUO KOMATSU scattered seven hits in going the distance and Gary Rajsich earned his ninth game-winning RBI, leading the Chunichi Dragons to a 7-1 victory over the Yakult Swallows in a Central League game in Nagoya on Wednesday. Komatsu, 28, earned his 10th victory
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      Lock icon Time for big names to prove themselves
      868 15 UPI FOR SEVERAL of the more glamorous names in golf, the 116 th British Open offers the opportunity to wash away recent failures and current fears. People such as Tom Watson, Seve Ballesteros, Greg Norman and Bernhard Langer all have more than usual
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      Lock icon Twilight time a problem for American Leaguers
      408 15 AP IF AMERICAN LEAGUE betters must experience the indignity of being shut out in All-Star competition, they would prefer suffering after derk or even in broad daylight. Anything but twilight time, the handicap that hitters battled again on Tuesday in baseball's third Ail-Star
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      Lock icon Jones won't take part in Rome
      164 15 Reuter STEVE JONES, Britain's No 1 marathon runner, on Wednesday pulled out of the World Championships in Rome in September. Jones, who set a world best time for the marathon in 1984, damaged knee ligaments in a 10,000 m race last month. Since then
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      Organiser to meet needs of runners at Nike run
      319 15  -  By WALTON MORAIS WHETHER you are a competitive runner, an addict or simply a jogger, the organiser of The Big Nike Clean Rivers Run will try and accommodate your needs. The run is being organised by Sports Management Pte Ltd whose
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      271 14 v v urine* aim and LI: aCONGRATS! You'rt Our Lucky WHinurt This Wnkl MS TONG PEK KHENG MS MAY JEN You can be one of our lucky winners too! Each time you have a lunch or dinner at the Meisan Szechuan Restaurant, you stand the chance to win a Free
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      175 14 Seconds are FREE and all bottle sales enjoy a 30% discount cove 30% (Hscoant tritSe RAMON, ex Blackjack lead singer, entertains with his rich, mellow songs during HAPPY HOUR from 5 pm-7pm. i After Happy Hour, two of the city's hottest bands. NEU 1 FACES and CLASSIC, rave non stop
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      200 14 DEUCIOZO HYATT Mama Mia! Pete's Place introduces more exciting gastronomic treats for all lovers of Italian food. SOUP AND SALAD Light eaters can now select from a variety of four homemade soups and help themselves to our ever popular salad bar. $1050" EARLY BIRD SPECIAL A complimentary bowl of salad
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      320 14 ii-i 99 f w.w.f For the first time in Singapore i'/;e I O J Only at the \|3 Seafood-Theatre Restaurant r 17-26 fuly r-s ——a. To celebrate our MOQDW4IK I sth Anniversary, we offer you Thai seafood specialities from the famed Kan Eang I Seafood Restaurant of Phuket. PIUS a
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      261 14 July 17 to 22 at tne Kasbah. Sophist swing into action nightly with hits from the current music charts. Showtime: Sun to Thu 11J spm Fn Sat lL4spm Also appearing; Perry Dc Guzman Band from Manila and Victor Khoo Productions' disc jockeys. hrst tlnnk: 524 Sun to Thu; S.K hrt
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      430 15 w Traditionally Japanese. Traditionally Unkai. Sample the delicacies of Japanese cuisine, sushi, sashimi and teppanyakj Four tatami rooms are available tor private parties. Located on the 2nd floor. Open 12 noon to 3 pm. 6.30 pm to 11 pm. Ample free parking A® Century Park Sheraton Singapore 16 Nottim HN.
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  • MONEY AND EXCHANGES
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      Lock icon Italian bank lending up 15pc in May
      197 16 Reuter LIRE ANO foreign currency bank lending in Italy rose a provisional 15.2 per cent year-on-year in May to total 273,500 billion lire, the Bank of Italy said. The increase compares with a year-on-year rise in April of 14.1 per cent. The central
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      Government securities market
      81 16 Treasury bills Period Issue Yesterday's dosing Day's code Maturity BIO omt HK3H LOW 3 wionrtw RQ*****V 05.10.87 3.00 2.90 2.94 2.90 6 irmtlhs BQ*****F 24.12.87 3.05 2.95 1 y*or IY*****S 30.06.88 3.15 3.05 Government notes and bonds Period Issue Maturity Coupon Yesterday's dosing Day's code rate MO
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      World interest rates
      186 16 MMm He mmi of fie priM Iwdtog ralM 0112 major banks In ttngs|inf Interbank market rates (ofter/bid) on July 16 us$ DM SWFC Y«n 7 don 1 3 at 4 ntffc 12 a* 3/4 J/t 3/4 J/t 13/U 13/U 7 l/t —7 7 1/2 3/1 i/t t
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      907 16 Reuter SINGAPORE THE US dollar yesterday closed higher against most major currencies in light trading. Short-covering by interbank traders helped the dollar to recover after it fell in New York overnight on news of a larger than expected US trade deficit for May. But dealers said most operators
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      Lock icon ADB meeting on S Pacific
      61 16 AFP THE ASIAN Development Bank (AOB) will hold a symposium and workshop on the development strategies of its member countries in the South Pacific. The meeting to be held next month in Auckland is to discuss common development issues in the region as well as
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      Money
      56 16 THE OVERNIGHT rate on the Singapore interbank market was up 1/2 point to end at 3-1/2 per cent yesterday. The term rates remained unchanged across the board. S$ Interbank rates at 7pm yesterday: orm mo Owf* nigh» 3-1/2 3 1/4 1-«on* 4 3 71% 2-«atfi 4 1/« 4 3-*
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      Asian $ market
      269 16 Asian market ASIAN dollar deposit rates yesterday ended little changed from opening levels. after quiet trading. Period rates were steady to slightly firmer at the outset but were unchanged thereafter. One month closed at 6-3/4 6-5/8 per cent three months at 6-15/16 6-13/16 per cent, six months at 7-1/6 seven
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      570 16 BA Futures SEPTEMBER Eurodollar yesterday opened sharply lower at 92.79 after an unexpected large US trade deficit and high oil prices on Wednesday night. However. prices recovered from the low of 92.78 and backed up to 92.83 on a statement by Japanese Finance Minister Kiichi Miyazawa that there was
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      569 16 RAINIER NATIONAL BANK (Incorporated with Limited Liability in the United States of America) CONSOLIDATED BALANCE SHEET, 31ST DECEMBER 1986 AND SUBSIDIARIES OeCBMKf 31 19t§ 1985 I nfCFMBFR 31 lIN THOUSANDS OF U.S. DOLLARS) I OtCtAWt* ji Cosh and Due from Banks Due from Banks, Time Federal Funds Sold and Securities
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      11 16 LONGHU HOTEL SHAN T 0 U t jftgßiTdt (7-eJ) ifeiS *****41-2
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  • BANKING AND FINANCE
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      Lock icon Daimler shake-up reopens debate on banks' influence
      569 17 Reuter A TOP management reshuffle at Daimler-Benz AG has highlighted one of West Germany's most controversial industrial topics the power of the banks. Daimler's management board chairman, Werner Breitschwerdt, announced this week that he will tender his resignation at a supervisory board meeting
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      Lock icon Convertible rouble under study, say economists
      400 17 Reuter THE SOVIET UNION is considering letting the rouble be convertible into foreign currencies on a limited basis, as the government pushes for economic reform, according to Western economists. The rouble is not now traded on world markets and cannot legally be changed into
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      Lock icon BIS to set new capital reserve standard
      109 17 AFP THE BANK for International Settlements (BIS) plans to work out a new international standard for capital reserve requirements to ensure fair competition among financial institutions, the governor of the Bank of Japan said in Tokyo on Wednesday. Satoshi Sumita, recently in Geneva
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      Lock icon New draft on agrarian reform submitted to Aquino
      222 17 Bernama THE DEPARTMENT of Finance and the Land Bank have submitted to Malacanang another draft of an executive order on agrarian reform which is expected to save the Philippine government about 38 billion pesos. The proposed order seeks to replace the controversial
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      S'pore can be Asia's No 2 by year 2000, says banker
      501 17  -  By SOH TIANG KENG Financial Correspondent BANKER Hsuan Owyang has predicted that Singapore can become Asia's second most important financial centre after Tokyo by the end of this century. He said Singapore has done quite well and has established
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      Lock icon Fed approves more securities activities for banks
      261 17 Reuter SIX BIG commercial banka on Wednesday received approval from the US central bank, the Federal Reserve Board, to broaden their securities dealing activities, provided a court challenge to such additional powers is settled. The Fed conditionally approved the banks underwriting and dealing
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      Lock icon OAU may ask creditors to write off US$200b African debt
      358 17 Reuter FOREIGN MINISTERS of the 51-member Organisation of African Unity (OAU), meeting in Addis Ababa next week, may ask creditors to waive billions of dollars worth of debts, according to an OAU official. "The new stance is not to ask
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      Lock icon UK regulatory bodies to share task of monitoring banks
      608 17 FT BRITISH regulatory bodies are to share the responsibility for monitoring the securities markets activities of banka under an agreement announced on Wednesday between the Bank of England and the Securities and Investments Board (SIB). The SIB, announcing the accord, also
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      299 17 ISLAND PENINSULAR BERHAD (Incorporated in Malaysia) NOTICE OF EXTRAORDINARY GENERAL MEETING NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that an Extraordinary General Meeting of the Company will be held at 2nd Floor, 24-31, Jalan 8/55 A, Taman Setiawangsa, P.O. Box *****,***** Kuala Lumpur on Monday 10th August 1987 at 10.00 am for the
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      120 17 This announcement appears as a matter of record only. Id PARIBAS SOUTH EAST ASIA LIMITED 5530,000,000 NOTE ISSUANCE FACILITY Arranged and Managed by Singapore International Merchant Bankers Limited ("SIMBL") Banque Paribas Tender Panel Members Algemene Bank Nederiand NV Bank of China Banque Paribas Chemical Sanwa Merchant Bank Limited Commerzbank (South
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  • STOCK EXCHANGE OF SINGAPORE
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      Profit-taking in the afternoon erases early gains
      4459 18 BULLISH INVESTORS chased after shares, others sold their holdings, institutions bought selectively but despite all the activity, the market by all appearances stood still. At least the Straits Times Industrial Index remained unchanged at 1.380.71 while the BT Composite Index gained 4.63 points
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      Chief price changes
      247 18 SINGAPORE Rises h ndto— My IS My i* DBS 19*0 *0 133X33 13X7.9S Porfcwtjy M 50* 400 30 ■T Ot/OS* 395 3*0 Si«ti 730 35 •TOO -5307 -5193 ICS mo 30 «T 10 MA •5357 -5331 Tranafc Mtm *90 30 •TOtV *****00 ♦157*590 Fa<* Hm 170 It
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      Business done on the SES
      4580 18 SECTION ONE MOUtTIIIAL COMMERCIAL Acma (2 70 B 2.71 SI MS 274 «61 273 1211 272 IS 2.75 IS 271 (71 2.72 (7) 273 QO 271 (34) 270 (32) 249 03) 268 Akom CBO 6 082 SI (7) 080 (141 082 191 080 Amal Sinl
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  • COMPANY NEWS
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      Lock icon D&C Bank close to accord with KL broking house
      438 19 MBT DEVELOPMENT Commercial Bank is close to clinching a deal with a Kuala Lumpur stockbroking firm in line with the corporatisation of the industry in Malaysia. Though he declined to disclose the name of the stockbroking house, D&C Bank chairman Geh
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      COMPANY BRIEFS
      405 19 Hearing postponed again THE MUCH-POSTPONED hearing of the motion to continue with the interim injunction restraining the sale of a block of Singapore Fodder sharee by Sim Lim Finance, the mortgagee, has apparently been postponed again. An official from Sim Lim Finance said the hearing has been adjourned
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      QTH seeks independent valuation of its CSH stake
      687 19  -  Wattie offers to buy Queensland's 42.56 m shares in Cold Storage By NAJEEB JARHOM QUEENSLAND TRADING Holding Co (QTH) is seeking an independent valuation on the worth of its 34.23 per cent stake in food group Cold Storage Holdings PLC. New Zealand-based
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      Lock icon Chin Tung chief eyes backdoor listing in HK
      107 19 Reuter HONGKONG-BASED stockbroker Chin Tung Investment Co Ltd is trying to buy the entire capital of Wen Peo Navigation Co Lid in order to obtain a listing on the Hongkong Stock Exchange. According to a brokerage source. Chin Tung chairman Arthur Lai
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      Unit trusts
      257 19 Monogers' prion for Juty 17 MARA-Bumiputra fir* B'putro 747 752 Singapore Unit Trust jTonri B'putro 887 672 Ttw Co—na Tt» Sovwgi Fund S par* Prog Fvad S pore Sac M -S'por* tan* W S'pora tqurty hmd 123 1J0 Dan* I'putro 504 511 1 OS 1 12 Fourth I'putro
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      Inter Park opts for 10m JC-MPH shares
      240 19 JACK CHIA-MPH Ltd said Inter Park Ltd has exercised its right as holders of transferable subscription rights to subscribe for 10 million shares in Jack Chia-MPH Ltd at $1.34 a share. This is in addition to the 10 million JC-MPH shares that were
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      200 19 NEW ISSUE These securities have been sold outside the United States of America and Japan. This announcement appears as a matter of record only 17th July, 1987 Nippon Shinpan Co., Ltd. U. 5.5400,000,000 W per cent. Guaranteed Bonds 1992 Warrants to subscribe for shares of common stock of Nippon Shinpan
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      230 19 TRADER VIC'S NEW ISSUE This announcement appears as a matter of record only. 0 Nippon Shinpan Co., Ltd. U. 5.5400,000,000 l 3/ 8 per cent. Guaranteed Bonds 1992 with Warrants to subscribe for shares of common stock of Nippon Shinpan Co., Ltd. Payment of principal and interest being unconditionally and
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  • REGIONAL MARKETS
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      KL stocks close mixed on heavy profit-taking
      3701 20 SHARE PRICES on th« Kuala Lumpur stock market finished generally mixed to slightly easier yesterday amid somewhat heavy profit-taking interspersed with continued buying interest in selected counters. Trading was active. In contrast, component stocks of the New Straits Times Industrial Index fared better,
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      Lock icon HongkongBank makes offer for rest of Marine Midland
      367 20 Reuter HONGKONG AND SHANGHAI Banking Corp has offered to pay US$63O million for the 48 per cent of Marine Midland Banks Inc it does not already own, a move that values the entire company at US$l.32 billion in the biggest US bank
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      Toyota, Nissan exports drop sharply
      223 20 TOYOTA MOTOR Corp and Nissan Motor Co, Japan's biggest car makers. reported sharp drops in vehicle exports in the first half of 1967. Toyota said its exports fell 7.7 per cent to 806,216 from a year earlier. These comprised 576.444 cars, down 7.1 per cent
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      Tokyo
      305 20 TOKYO: Prices ended slightly higher in extremely listless trade yesterday, as buying triggered by the announcement of a bigger-thsn-expected US trsde deficit for May lost momentum. The Nikkei Index rose 33.85 points to 24,003.61 after rising to 24,113.26 in early trade. Declines just led advances in turnover of 450
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      Hongkong
      339 20 HONGKONG: Strong buying interest boosted share prices shsrply yesterdsy snd propelled the Hsng Seng Index 42.52 higher to s record closing 3.305.82. It was the third consecutive session the msrket closed st record high levels. The Hong Kong Index rose 30.93 to 2.141.83. Turnover was HK$l.56 billion. Brokers attributed
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      Seoul
      130 20 JULY M •ON Chail Sugar ***** uncti Daatim Ind ***** 700 Daewoo Corp ***** 600 Daawoo Haavy OataMn Sacurtttaa ***** 5300 -290 220 Dong Ah Phar ***** -600 Dong Sufi Stock ***** 960 Oongbu Stoat ***** Goto Star ***** -200 Hand Bank 1946 36 Uanil O n®nii utrnvni *****
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      Manila
      93 20 JULY 1« AcOf# Mining Anglo PtWI Apwc Mining B.. AHm Con B QoM PCSOt 0 0* 0 1450 41 >0007 0 006 •1 Bilic PltrotMir i 0037 0.001 B«ngu«< Con B c«r*4 DKii 174 -1 1ft 75 -1 Lapanto B 0 96 -0.01 Marcoppar 2 00 0 4 mmm
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      Taipei
      292 20 JULY W MT$ AM S<ncara Indus 4 38 -009 iaia Painaul wfrntni 48 70 02 Camay Cons 71 50 -05 Chang Hwt Bank 90S0 -2 Chang Loong Chla Rain Camant ...41 20 38 50 •0.1 -0 1 Chin Haln Flour 1520 -0 2 China Cham 27 80 0 3
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      479 20 Reuter SYDNEY: The share msrket closed st record levels yesterdsy ss investors scrsmbled for stocks following a rise in bullion prices. Brokers said gold's US$5.9O rise to US$453 60 sn ounce led to strong demand for gold issues, with support spilling over onto the industrisl boards. The All Ordinsries
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      Bangkok
      128 20 JULY It BAMT Ao Kham Thai Ayudhya ln» —inn 370 -2 Bangkok Aground 190 -9 Bangkok Bank. 339 +19 Charoona Thai W Ira A Cab4a 3H uncti Ohana 81am Rn Aaia Fibra 907 -24 Duaitani 900 +14 East Aaiattc 419 -44 d... 1309 +110 219 -20 1929 70 437
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      389 20 NOTICES INTERWIDE MARINE ENGINEERING PTE LTD (IN MEMBERS' VOLUNTARY LIQUIDATION) NOTICE OF RESOLUTIONS At an Extraordinary General Meeting of the Company convened and held at 5 Link Road, Jurong Town, Singapore 2261 on the 13th day of July 1987 the following Special Resolutions were duly passed:1. That the company be
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      306 20 IN THE MATTER OF THE COMPANIES ACT. CAP. SO ANO IN THE MATTER OF K COMMUNICATIONS PTE. LTD. (In Voluntary Liquidation) At an Extraordinary General Meg ting of the members of K Communications Pte. Ltd., duly convened and held on 10 July 1967, at The Conference Room 6-1, 6th Floor,
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      317 20 In The Matter of The Companies Act Cap SO And In the Matter of SINCLAIR PTE LTD (In Voluntary Liquidation) Members' Voluntary Winding Up. At an Extraordinary General Meeting of the members of the abovenamed Company duly convened and held at 296 Bedok South Ave 3 #19-04 Casta Bedok Court.
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      358 20 NOTICE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that, I Pang Seow Tang of No. 48 Telok Blangah Dr #09-109 Singapore (0410), have applied for a First Class Beer House licence in respect of premises at M/s Keow Heng Restn at 466 Crawford Lane #01-12 Singapore (0719), and that this application will be
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  • WORLD MARKETS
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      Lock icon Dow chalks up record close
      1021 21 New York Reuter OPTIMISM ABOUT second quarter earnings lifted blue chips to a record for the second straight day on Wednesday. But the broader market stumbled, tripped up by a larger than expected May trade deficit and the deficit's adverse effect on the dollar and
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      Lock icon Steady rise to record levels
      927 21 London Reuter EQUITIES ADVANCED steadily to record levels yesterday at the official opening with bid situations exciting the market and fuelling the rally. At the 900 am the FTSE 100 had gained 8.3 points to a new peak of 2,427.5. On Wednesday FTSE 100 rose
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      1037 21 Selected indices HONGKONG Hongkong Indox T Sunday *****3 WadMiday 2110.90 WMI ago 2089.00 Hang Song Indox Thunday *****2* Wadnwday 3262 30 WMk ago *****7 Alt Industrials Thunday 90 imWOy WMk ago NEW YORK Dow Jonot w eonesoay Tuesday WMk ago 2817 7 ***** 2739.5 *****4 2481 35 *****7 TOKYO Nikkoi
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      Lock icon Coke expects second half to be buoyant
      228 21 Reuter COCA-COLA Co chairman and chief executive officer. Roberto C Goizueta, say* the strength of Coke's worldwide soft drink business in the first six months of 1967 bodes well for continued earnings growth in the second half of the year. "Our company's earnings
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      Lock icon BCH to take over Mercantile
      98 21 Reuter BRITISH AND COMMONWEALTH Holdings PLC has agreed to acquire the whole of the share capital of Mercantile House Holdings PLC. the companies said in a joint statement. Sources close to the negotiations said the offer valued Mercantile House ordinary shares at 519p which would
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      Lock icon British Airways agrees to buy over rival group
      209 21 AP BRITISH AIRWAYS PLC. the recently denationalised airline, has agreed to buy its smaller rival British Caledonian Group PLC in a £237-million-deal aimed at fighting increaaed foreign competition. The airlines said yesterday the propoeed deal, which would give the combined company a
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      787 21 SinGAPORE AIRLinES LimiTED (Incorporated in the Republic of Singapore) Airline House, Airline Road, Singapore 1781. NOTICE OF ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING Hk!' CE tf l*i the f fteenth Annual General Meeting of the Company will be held at the Olivia Room the following 6 d Road Singapore 0617 on Saturday, 15
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  • LATE FILE
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      36 22 AFP THE PHILIPPINE economy is expected to grow between 3 per cent and 4.5 per cent in real terms next year, depending on the volume of investments. according to three economic experts AFP
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      Lock icon Japan sets new purchase rules
      52 22 AP THE JAPANESE government yesterday announced that it had decided to implement more open methods for purchasing supercomputers in response to US demands. "It has been pointed out that the supercomputer procurement procedures of Japan's public sector are not transparent enough," said a Foreign Ministry
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      Lock icon Unions lift ban on Fiji trade
      43 22 Reuter AUSTRALIAN and New Zealand trade unions said yesterday that they would lift their trade boycott of Fiji on Monday. The ban on trade was imposed in response to the military coup there on May 14. Renter
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      Lock icon Standardisation call being studied
      54 22 AFP A MALAYSIAN proposal to standardise the military equipment of Malaysia and Indonesia has only limited feasibility because of different needs, Indonesian Armed Forces Commander Benny Murdani said yesterday. He said, however, that Indonesia was considering the idea and that the two countries would start with
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      47 22 Reuter BRITAIN'S Prince Charles urged British industrial managers yesterday to learn from the Japanese how to run factories and treat workers. He said that he was impressed by what he called the sense of team spirit and unity found in Japanese-man-aged factories. Reuter
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    176 22 "YOU'VE only just missed it," the people told a traveller in the land of the Vikings. It wes a line that dogged most of the trek towsrds that astonishing phenomenon in the pitch of the night, or rather, the glare of the Swedish night
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    72 22 AFP THREE former company directors and two former Lloyd's insurance underwriters were arrested in London late on Wednesday in connection with alleged fraud offences against the British insurance firm Alexander Howden. Police in London said yesterday that four men, including former Lloyd's insurer lan Posgate,
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    72 22 Reuter FOREIGN AID pledged to Sri Lanka last month could have doubled if the island's violent ethnic conflict could have been resolved. Finance and Planning Minister Ronnie de Mel said yesterday that the absence of peace was the biggest constraint in getting foreign help. "We could
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    98 22 AFP A LAWYER has filsd a suit against the Malaysian government for alleged harassment, claiming the police raided his office in October last year because he wss defending two expelled journalists. Mr Muhammad Shafee Abdullah said in his suit filed in Kuala Lumpur High Court on
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    159 22 Reuter MOST HONGKONG lagialators voicad support yaatarday for diract alactions in tha colony, which is dua to ravart to Chinaaa rula in 1007. But mambars of tha Legislativa Council appaarad dividad on a starting data for diract alactiona aftar a two-day dabata
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    163 22 UPI THE SOVIET UNION has used a steady, "low-tech" approach to build a clear lead over the US In manned spece operations, according to a US Conpree sional spece specialist. "Even when the US shuttle resumes flight the US will be behind since the
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    146 22 Reuter THE PHILIPPINE government yesterday filed a suit against former President Ferdinand Marcos for the recovery of US$lO billion it claimed he had amaaaed by corruption during his 20-year rule. The civil action filed before a special anti-comip-tion court alleged that Mr Marcoe had
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      460 23  -  By G DURAIRAJ JOHOR PORT celebrates its 10th year of official opening today, an occasion that will be graced by the Yang Di Pertuan Agong. The Malaysian King will also officially declare open the second expansion phase comprising three multipurpose and container berths.
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        86 23 THE European Investment Bank haa loaned US$6 million to Jamaican port authoritiaa to extend cruiae ehip and cargo-handling facilitiee at Montego Bay port. The loan will cover about half the coet of conetruction, and will go towarda financing the construction of a 410-metre quay which can
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        98 23 INDUSTRIAL disputes at registered ports in the United Kingdom I sat year fell to the loweet level in 20 years. According to the National Dock Labour Board s annual report, 26 disputes occurred in 1066 compared with 43 the previous year. However, the
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      1630 24 Lloyd's Shipping Economist CONTINUING instability in currency markets and the recent upward trend in fuel prices mean that the long-running wrangles over so-called adjustment factors are likely to break out again in the near future. It is certainly arguable that
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      146 24 DJAKARTA Lloyd has started outbound services from the port of New Orleans after a break of some two and a half years. Its present schedule is once every two months from US gulf coast ports to Indonesian ports, using the 13,600 dwt break bulk
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      1272 24 INCREASED grain chartering is reported out of the US Gulf on Wednesday but rates appear to be easing where changed, shipbrokers said. Grain cargoes are reported to have been covered from the Gulf to Venezuela at US$l2 and $12.50. compared with the Baltic sub-index for this voyage of
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      173 25 THE MAJOR shipping consortia operating between the Far Eaat/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 Auatralia/Straits Container Line
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      189 25 AFP FORTY PEOPLE were confirmed dead and more than 100 missing after Typhoon Thelma hit South Korea during the night, sinking ships and causing other disaaters, officials and press reports said Thursday. Nine people were engulfed by waves and five swam to safety
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      473 25 Lloyd's List MASSIVE changes in international trade documentation affecting all UK imports and exports will be introduced on Jan 1. 1968. HM Customs and Excise warned: "It is vital for UK traders to begin planning now. If they are not ready for the changes
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      198 25 Fairplay SOUTH KOREAN shipbuilders are reported to be accelerating efforts to achieve greater technical co-operation as a solution to their problems deriving from the slump in world shipbuilding. A Korean daily journal is quoted as saying that various measures are being
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      273 25 Reuter CONSOLIDATED Rail Corp Mid its decline in second quarter income was expected because of a loss of previously available tax credits and increased tax liabilities. The company reported net income of US$72 million or US$l.O4 a share in the quarter, compared with
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      389 25 NYT KUWAIT has formally requested Britain to re-reg-ister some of its tankers under the British flag to enjoy Britieh naval protection in the Gulf, diplomatic sources said. They said the request was made by Kuwaiti Miniater of State tor Foreign Affairs Saud Mohammed
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      259 25 JAPAN'S Kawasaki Heavy Industries (KHI) has recently entered into e licence agreement with the Boeing Company of the United States to build and sell the world's fastest passenger veeeel, Jetfoil in Japan. The fully-submerged foil-typed boat is to be built
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      9106 30 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 Singapore.
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      1978 32 Who acts for whom A—B AB Shipping Boustead Shpg Agencies ABC Containerize NV S pore Shpg (S). Accord Shpg Accord Shpg (S). Africa Ocean Lines Sealion Shpg (S). Ahrenkiel Liner Kim Shpg (S). Alfred C Toepfer Ocean us Shipping Agencies (S) Multiport Sdn Bhd (PK). Ailtrans Alltrans Exprees. American President
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      512 34 Reuter UNITED STATES and Panamanian officials opened a two-day meeting to discuss the future of the Panama Canal, a key maritime crossroads and a vital issue in increasingly tense US-Panamanian relations. The meeting at the Panama canal commission, the US government agency that administers the
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      542 34 July 24-Aug 8 Galbraith's Shipping Course 1987. To be held at Ashbridge Management College. Berkhamsted, Hertfordshire. Full details from Galbraith's Ltd, 88 Fenchurch Street, London EC3M 4DN. Telex: *****1. July 30-31 "A practical approach to forecasting world oil demand, supplies, trade and prices". An extensive two-day course given
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      116 34 THE THIRD World Freight Exhibition and Conference will bo hold in London at tho Barbican Exhibition HeMs from Oct 20 to 23. Arrangement* have boon made to gather speakers from all over the world, including Singapore and -Japan, as well as North
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      248 31 MIIHMtfS CALL 08 f.W PENANG J. BAHRU P. GUDANG SINGAPORE K. LUMPUR 04-*****2/4, *****3 07-*****8 07-*****3, *****5, *****0, *****1 02-*****22 *****88 WEEKLY FAR EAST/EUROPE CONTAINER SERVICE TO EUROPE B. BUTANC 357 I. BUTANC 39 B. BUTANC 3d „>. BUTANC 38 2ISS.S22 A I!2!S^S1 US SP""- a™** BASU, bremen. BREMER HAVEN,
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      261 31 MN CONTAINER LINE DAILY ACCEPTING LCL/FCL TO:lICA 19/7 TO: LA/LB, OAK/SF, N.YORK UOH 26/7 LA/LB, OAK/SF, N.YORK ACCEPTING LCL/FCL TO ALL PORTS/IPI 7T TRANSTAINERS LINE WEST AFRICA SERVICE PEN/PK SIN TO: DAKAR, CONAKRY 19/7 21/7 ABIDJAN, LONE 27/9 29/7 CONTONOU, DOUALA r^KuANOA^ 111 roRT T0 R DELY: PT KELANG TO
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      179 32 jQ—yyJ'J JL—JU" Ml THE NATIONAL SHIPPING COMPANY OF SAUDI ARABIA REGULAR RO-RQ SERVICE TO MIDDLE EAST Accepting Breakbulk, Ro/Ro, Containers to Sharjah, Doha and Riyadh. BEEnataEa im M j/viwwi S. HOfUF FEA 027 REGULAR RO-RO SERVICE TO USA/CANADA SINGAPOREI P KELANGI BALTIMORE! NORFOLK I NEW ORLEANSI 01 AUG I 02
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      474 32 m fine-mner shipping i»te LTI) 70 Shenton *i» (X 02C Manna House S pore 020 7 Til *****77 ((> Lines) TLX RS 22W1 FLINEP EUROPE SERVICE 5 an an an if V FAR EAST SERVICE It 'irTTTT 3J i MIDDLE EAST GULF SERVICE saa s a x s: a a
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      401 32 ZIM ILL CONTAINER SERVICE accepting FCL/LCI carton to USA East 8 at Coast, Carribbaan.East Canada. HAITI, fort Au Spain, Barbados ST. LUCIA. SAVANNAH SAVANNAH AUSTRALIA ZIM KAOHSIUM I 22/7 ZIM SYDNEY 7/| ZIM TRIESTE ACCCfTIW CAWO TO ADEIAIOC VIA MELBOURNE AND ALSO FCI TO GUAM ZIM EILAT CONTAINER UNI sin
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      561 32 Everett Lines! COMPAHA PERUANA DE VAPORES "PERUVIAN STATE LINE" LMAm tor Ciho. Matsrwu, to tod al odw Ptumm ports «rth trvtsfcfmnr* Kobe or Yokohama on CPV Throufh Ml of U*n( to fma< destination fmwtt P. KtUni Buppf MANOLOEVERETT 1/2 A»* X iOHNEVERETT 12/14 Aug MURRAYEVERETT Au« "EVERETT ORIENT LINE" JAPAN/BAY
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      245 33 Hamburg West Germany Tiger Line Common Carrier Feeder Services VESSEL VOY SINGAPORE CALCUTTA MADRAS Common Carrier Feeder Service For Main Line Operators Only. Agents: BEN LINE AGENCIES (S) PTE. LTI Telephone: 225 3522 Telex: RS ***** ahrenkiel liner service CONTAINER BREAKBULK SERVICE TO FROM PORT LOUIS AND DURBAN WESTBOUND MJS
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      187 33 \WTVCI vnini wfin **i'PP*n§ Lines; Destinations: SHANTOU, GUANGZHOU HUANGPU, XIAMEN HAIKOU, ZHANJIANG XINGANG, QINGOAO SHANGHAI A OTHER PORTS Etd. S'PORE Etd. PKLG WEEKLY SAILINGS CONSOLIDATION SERVICE FROM: SINGAPORC/P.KELANG 1 l M *r £3 »\nn L y (MfMBER Or THF PRFSS GROUP; WEEKLY CONSOL SERVICE LCL/FCL lI.SJL (East West Coast Ports)
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      161 33 PERINTIS LINE WEEKLY FULL CONTAINER SERVICE General Agents Ma NrWH Una I 19 Keppel Road Jn r*On DK)Q Singapore 0206 Til. *****33 Tlx. ***** afe pi. a HAN LI M SHIPPING CO.. LTD. REGULAR UNER SERVICE TO BOMBAY AND PERSIAN GULF L*l VSL NAME Soners Linker S'pore LDG FOR 28/7
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      483 33 OUTBOUND TO NORTH CONTINENT COMPAGNIE MARITIME D AFFRETEMENT REGULAR CONTAINER SERVICE FAR EAST TO EUROPE MEDITERRANEAN WEST AFRICA FELIXSTOWE MTTEROAII ANTWERP I'.'Hl 'i'.W'.TM I carft «M U.K. < OUTBOUND TO MEDITERRANEAN ■MKILUS IBAKEIMA I ALEXANMIAi BEIRUT I LATTAKIA OUTBOUND TO W AFRICA SBOUND FROM EUROPE FOR FAR EAST PORTS r.
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      362 33 L2 1 ,PT UNITFD SHIPPING ORGANISATION LTD JAK ART A DIRECT REGULAR SERVICES TO JAKARTA t SURABAYA AjMAfIA &A A|l Mail nccmpi cirfots io an otmr inoontsun pons wim tnnsni Jakarta or Surabaya. VS. ETA ETD LOADING FOR P KALIMANTAN W 2H 3/1 SURABAYA ADHICUNA PURNAaURGA V3/D7 27/7 21/7 SURABAYA
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      431 34 > FARGO SHIPPING COMPANY (PTE) LTD. regular fxpress full container AND LCI SERVICE MBOUND AGENT FOR ABC CONTAINER LINE From USA/CamNta/Europa/MadHarranaan Vsl E. HUDIG BRUSSEL ANTWERPEN C. VEROLME I EM EM EM CM I lli'M L 1 J F?M P?M 200 Cantonment Road #02-03 Southpoint Singapore 0208 Tel: *****22 (4
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      430 34 MRK Ooan Lif*js Lrd. ACCEPTING FCL/LCL I BREAKBULK TO: LAGOS/ APAPA, PORT HARCOURT, WARRI, CALABAR, SAPELLE, TEMA, CONAKRY AND OTHER WEST AFRICAN PORTS VESSEL CARIBBEAN EXPRESS 1 ETA SPORE 25/7 10/8 COLUMBUS LINE REEDEREI GMBH (A SERVICE OF HAMBURG SUDi EXPRESS SEMt-CONTAttP S£RV>CE TO General Agents SEAL lON SHIPPING (S)
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      127 34 Fast Direct Regular Services to INDONESIA PORTS PADANG/SEMARANG/ PANJANG/CIGADING/BENGKULU VSL ETA ETD LOADING FOR NAGAJAYA 20.717 21.7.17 PANJANG LAMPUNG JAYA 15.8.87 17.8.87 PADANG/PANJANG Doily Receiving Cargo At PPW/ Jurong Port/ Marino Wharf PERITA SHIPPING A TRADING PTE LTD gTgl LOGISTICS IBHr TRANSPORT (S) PTE. LTD. WEEKLY SAILING TO: USA VEST
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      438 34 <* o* v t'MJ MitsclOSK Lines Ltd FULL CONTAINER UK/CONTINENT (TRIO) MEDITERRANEAN (MED CLUB) KIT A"0 MINI TOKYO lAT LAMS «*T null (MM ham KMMM TOLA6A lAT TOKJO express art or emnm AM Cjffa F«r *Crn >ni avdhs I li HmmUttm, I >— Imm T« >—i SmiOwMmi to tN UK
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      161 34 *5 Regional Weather 4 4 WW. X V > #5l I I A. •UK SIGNIFICANT WEATHER AND SEA CONDmONB AT 7.30 AJI. THIS MORNING. •c /S cT w Wind direction with speed n knots Wove height LEGEND: R Thunderstorm Temperature c y<\ V Shower Weather ->/ Wmd direction with speed
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