The Business Times, 29 October 1987

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  • 11 1 BUSINESS TIMES MCI (P) 112/12/86 THURSDAY. OCTOBER 29, 1987 75 CENTS
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  • 189 1 Exchange rates THE S$ roee marginally to S$2 0750/60 ($2.0755/65) against the US$ in the forex market yesterday. It remained steady against HK$, but fell against MS, DM and yen. US$1 140.65/75 yon, *****/40 DM, SS2.0750/60 M$> S$0.8243/51 Overeeae markets U/ 111 I J I yy tooeway
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  • 573 1  -  Malaysian arrests dampen market sentiment By SOH TIANG KENG, Financial Correspondent THE Singapore International Monetary Exchange (Simex) has asked its lawyers to draft new rules to make overtrading a major offence. Overtrading is the practice of taking open positions above authorised limits or
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  • 521 1  -  By BRIAN GOMEZ, Foreign Editor THE MALAYSIAN government has taken decisive action to forestall what Prime Minister Dr Mahathir Mohamad has described as a trend that could turn Malaysia into "another Ireland or Lebanon". One of Malaysia's biggest security crackdowns under the Internal
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  • 348 1 Reuter CHINA, which has no active stock exchanges, has called for the reform of Hongkong's share trading system after joining hands with the government of the British colony and big investors to rescue the market. Lu Ping, deputy director of Beijing's
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  • 118 1 Reuter THE BRITISH government s C 7.2 billion offer of shares in British Petroleum was undersubecribed, Cary Martin of public relations consultants Dewe Rogerson said yesterday. Dewe Rogerson has been acting with merchant bankers N M Rothshchild and Sons as adviser to the
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  • 627 1  -  By AMY BALAN FOR THE FIRST time since the panic crash last Tuesday, local investors rivetted their attention on Kuala Lumpur where the arrests of 55 community leaders under the Internal Security Act and the closure of three newspapers drove stock prices to their lowest level
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  • 42 1 WALL STREET slocks continued to fall sharply over a broad front early yeaterday under aevere preaaure from the weakening dollar. The Dow 30 index waa off 57 at 1789. Declining iaauea led gainers by 950-to-150. Trading was heavy.
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  • 61 1 STOCKS on the London Slock Exchange fell at the outset yesterday. overtaking Tuesday's gains. The FTSE 100 share index at 1453 GMT stood at the day's low of 1,500.0, down 106.3, the first time the index has been below 1,600 since mid-November 1966. At 1200 GMT,
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    • 297 1 HK appoints fonrwr bank chl«f Pag* It mm THE AVERAGE hotel occupancy rat# rose to a two-year high of 74.4 par cant in August and the industry is cautiously optimistic that occupancy levels will remain above 70 per cent till year-end. HOME NEWS. Page 2 SOUTH KOREAN opposition leader Kim
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  • HOME NEWS
    • 543 2  -  By LIM SOON NEO THE AVERAGE hotel occupancy rate rose to a two-year high 74.4 per cent in August and the industry is cautiously optimistic that occupancy levels will remain above 70 per cent All year end. This optimism is based on (fie continuing
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    • 362 2 MOTELS in Singapore are being asked to improve fire safety with the appointment of fire safety managers. The call came from Mr Chin Harn Tong, Senior Parliamentary Secretary (Home Affairs) yesterday, during a fire safety workshop. i Fire safety managers could coordinate all
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    • 336 2  -  By MARTIN SOONG MOBIL it pumping $170 million into now equipment at its Jurong refinery to increase its flexibility and capacity for processing lighter petroleum products. The new investment for Mobil comes two months after it sank $40 million into expanding its
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    • 269 2 FRENCH First Defence Secretary Jacques Boyon arrives this afternoon for a three-day visit during which he will meet Foreign Affairs Minister S Dhanabalan and Second Minister for Defence (Policy) Dr Yeo Ning Hong. Mr Boyon, who will be accompanied by his wife and a
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    • 46 2 THE PICTURE published in BT on Tu—day with the story headlined "Greek economy in trouble, warns premier" was not of Greek Prime Minister Andreas Papandreou as the caption stated. Mr Papandreou is pictured above. We are sorry for the error. Qreefc Prime Mlnlrtii
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    • 404 2  -  By MONICA GWEE MAJOR differences over last food marketing end edvertising have ended the relationship between agency J Walter Thompeon and Bon-Food Pte Ltd. franchisee of Burger King in Singapore. JWT dropped the $1.2 million account last week after holding it for five years.
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  • HOME NEWS
    • 492 3  -  By BOEY KIT YIN THE JURONG TOWN Corporation (JTC) has given its first optimistic outlook in five years following unprecedented demand for its factory space in the first half of its current fiscal year 1987/88. From April to September, new and existing companies
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    • 401 3  -  By LEE HAN SHIH, Property Correspondent A STRONGER financial position lias at tha and of the currant financial yaar for tha Jurong Town Corporation, with tha refinancing of soma $450 million worth of loans and one-off proceeds of $419 million.
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    • 369 3  -  By JEFFREY TSANG A MASTER PLAN to steer local companies into high-technology manufacturing is being formulated by a new committee set up by the government. This plan the first draft of which should be ready next April will guide industrial automation efforts towards implementing the
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    • 278 3 LAND PURCHASES from the Urban Redevelopment Authority (URA) and the Jurong Town Corporation (JTC) will cost the government $379 million less than originally budgeted. The sum represents 1.6 per cent of the total estimates of government expenditure of $23.5 billion for the current (87/88) financial
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    • 265 3 SINGAPORE must have Computer Integrated Manufacturing (CIM) expertise if it wants to become a partner to successful and technologically-oriented global companies. Economic Development Board chairman Philip Yao said yesterday. Opening the first Asia Pacific Computer-Aided Design and Manufacturing Users Exchange conference at the Marina
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    • 279 3 NF ROBERTSON and R H Jeffrey, directors of Wattie Industries Ltd, have been appointed to the board of Cold Storage Holdings PLC. Mr Robertson, who joined Wattie in 1968. became a director in 1966. He played a major role in the company's offshore investment in feed and
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  • ASIA-PACIFIC
    • 192 4 Reuter JAPAN'S leading business organisation says it is studying a plan to recycle to developing countries surplus funds accumulated through Japan s active exports. A spokesman for the Federation of Economic Organisations (Keidanren) said on Tuesday that it expected to finalise the study
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    • 429 4 AP OPPOSITION leader Kim DaeJung split the South Korean opposition by announcing yesterday he was running for president and predicted he would easily win the elections. Mr Kim Dae-Jung entered the race despite last-minute attempts by opposition leaders to persuade him and
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    • 67 4 Reuter ADVOCATES of parliamentary reform in Thailand have gained the endorsement of Bangkok mayor Chamlong Srimuang, one of the country's most popular political figures. Chamlong told the Bangkok Poet in an interview published on Tuesday that he advocated constitutional changes to end what he called
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    • 305 4 FT PRATT AND WHITNEY, the US aero-engine manufacturer, is considering taking legal action against the Israeli government over the cancellation of the Lavi combat aircraft, in a move which could open the floodgates to a deluge of similar claims. Israeli press reports put the
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    • 221 4 Reuter INDONESIA'S Democratic Party has appealed to tha government to crack down on corruption, saying it has become a way of life which is destroying the morale of the nation. "While the state has suffered financial losses, graft has corrupted the nation's mentality." party
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    • 456 4 AP AN UPSURGE of violence by Tamil rebels wet reported on Tuoodey in eestorn Sri Lenfca. Mosnwhlls. en Indien official said that retools driven from their stronghold in JsMno were arguing who*»r to regroup or to give up under en lndt> en emneety offer. A—
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  • Page 4 Miscellaneous
    • 56 4 City Ma*/ Note Mtn ro Singapore OUTLOOK: Shown f morning Md Mrty ®f" tarnoon. (•port for 24 hewn prior to 7.30pm on Oct 28 at tfw airport) Max imp. 30.4 Amoc R— 2U Min tamp 25.5 Amoc humidity M Mrs of HMNwi 0.00 Rainfall in mm. 9.0 Rainfall Ma mth—
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  • REST OF THE WORLD
    • 488 5 Reuter WEST GERMANY reported its second highest monthly trade surplus ever on Tuesday and economists said the figures, further evidence of chronic imbalance in world trade, are likely to increase pressure on Bonn to accept a weaker dollar. US Treasury Secretary James Baker and other
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    • 395 5 AP CONGRESSIONAL negotiators and negotiators for the administration of President Ronald Reagan began searching on Tuesday for a mixture of tax increases and spending cuts that would reduce the US government budget deficit sufficiently to pacify world financial markets. The opening session produced little
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    • 267 5 Reuter THE CURRENT stock market crisis is a warning signal that the US budget deficit is too high and that it must be cut through higher taxes, former US Federal Reserve Board chairman Paul Volcker said. In a speech to a university audience, Mr Volcker
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    • 482 5 Reuter BRITISH businesses are on balance slightly less optimistic about their prospects than they were three months ago and the level of spare capacity has fallen, the Confederation of British Industry (CBI) said. In its quarterly industrial trends survey taken before the
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    • 146 5 AP THE EUROPEAN Parliament on Tuesday endorsed a proposal by the European Community Commission to abolish taxes on stock market transactions. If approved by member governments, the taxes would be abolished by 1990. The parliament adopted the resolution by a 126
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  • BANKING AND FINANCE
    • 384 6 UK dominates with ECU 4.7b FT THE GROWTH of the European venture capital industry continued last year with a 39 per cent increase to ECU 10 billion in the amount of funds invested or available for investment in unquoted companies. The venture capital industry
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    • 370 6 AFP THE PRESIDENT of the European Commission, Jacques Delors, on Tuesday ruled out for the time being any realignment of the European Monetary System (EMS), despite the current upheavals on the world stock markets and downward pressure on the dollar against
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    • 119 6 Reuter NOMURA SECURITIES CO, Japan's biggest securities house, applied on Tuesday to become the first Japanese firm to make markets in British government bonds, or gilts'. "It adds another facility to our overall securities business," a Nomura spokesman told Reuter. Nomura applied the
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    • 46 6 HOWARD FLIGHT, joint managing director of Guinness Flight Global Asset Management Ltd, will conduct a seminar on how currency movements affect the equity and bond markets at the Pan Pacific Hotel. The talk, which begins at 6.30pm tonight, will be geared towards internationallyoriented investors.
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    • 577 6 FT IN THE AFTERMATH of last week's stock market crash, Chicago's trading houses are starting to count the cost. Indeed, involvement in last week's options markets could have cost traders more than they expected. The Chicago Board Options Exchange has set up a committee to
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    • 389 6  -  By LEONG WEN WAH EARLY NEXT month. Svenska Handelsbanken will become the first Swedish bank to open an offshore branch in Singapore. The new office will be Svenska's second overseas branch and the first in Asia. The first foreign branch
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    • 296 6 ASIAN DOLLAR deposit rates closed little changed from its firmer opening levels after moderate trading yesterday. Term rates firmed between 14 and 14 point initially. but were little changed thereafter. One-month closed at 7* 714, threes at 7% 7\ and sixes at 7 15/16 7 13/16. Day-to-day
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    • 54 6 THE OVERNH3KT RATE on the Singapore interbank market fell one point to end at 3% per cent yesterday Term rates rose point each. S$ Interbank rates at 7pm yesterday: OffH MO o«w"■g* 3 3/4 1/J I-«ton* 4 3/16 l/l* 3-«orth 4 1/4 I f% 1-month 4 3/| 1/4
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    • 148 6 Gold futures on Oct 27 100 troy ounces. LISS per troy ounce Open M«ti Leer Mk Oo 472.00 479 JO 472.00 473.70 4J0 No» 475JO 475JO 475.00 475-70 -0.40 DK 476.00 481J0 475.10 478J0 4J0 Fob 88 481 JO 487.00 4«1 JO 484.90 -OJO Apr 487.00 493.00
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    • 927 6 INTEREST RATES OPTIONS Wadnaidoy, October 28, 1987 EURO DOLLAR (MMEX) Dae (7 MM* C toe 87 HI«h Low M Law M 8950 soot 289 1 9000 250* 239 1 90S0 XX* 190 4A 9 9100 150t 145 7A 4 9)25 130* 122 I0A 9 9150 109* 93A 101 16
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  • MONEY AND EXCHANGES
    • 532 7 BA Futures DECEMBER Eurodollar opened 7 ticks lower than IMM's 92 29 close, and eased to 92.21. It surged in the afternoon to the high of 92.55 in very thin and nervous trading. It closed 17 ticks higher at 92.39. December US Treasury Bonds closed 8 ticks higher at
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    • 118 7 Reuter CURRENCY FUTURES are likely to continue their ascent for the near term, with any pullbacks viewed as buying opportunities, according to financial analysts in Chicago on Tuesday. The bullish outlook is based on the widespread belief that the G-7 has agreed to lower target ranges
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    • 87 7 Treasury bills Period Issue Yesterday's dosing Day's code Maturity WO OFFER HIGH LOW 3 months RQ*****X 24.1.88 3.62 3 JS7 3.62 3.50 6 months BS*****S 21.4.88 3.73 3.68 3.68 3.64 1 year BY*****S 22.09.88 3.78 3.73 3.76 3.69 Government notes and bonds Period Issue Maturity Coupon Yesterday's
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    • 180 7 Indicate» the average of the prime lending rales of 12 major banks In S'pore Interbank market ratee (offer/bid) on Oct 28 uss DM SWFC Y«n 7 dor* 7 5/1* 3/1* i/a 3/» 4-J7/I 7 1/4 7 4 5/1- 1/3 1 m»i 7 3/i 1/4 7/1* J/1* 3
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    • 1442 7 SINGAPORE: The US dollar recovered against major European currencies to close firmer compared with New York's levels after active and nervous trading yesterday. The dollar recovered late in response to news that the Bundesbank and Swiss National Bank intervened shortly after the European opening to support the dollar
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  • COMMODITIES
    • 508 8 Crude palm oil prices closed slightly firmer on light covering yesterday, supported by initial steadiness in the palm oil futures market and after Pakistan bought 6,000 tonnes of RBD palm oil for second half Nov shipment. Trading was thin as most operators were sidelined amid caution over political
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    • 78 8 THE FAR EAST petroleum products markets continued its quiet trend with most products retaining stable prices, except for mild upward movements in naphtha and LSWR. USS/barrat Oiaog* Dubai (Ok) 17.25 -0.03 Wm Taxat hnta rm«dtot«, WTI (Dad 20.12 +0.10 Products (FOB S'pore) US$/borr»l Chang* K»roi»n« 23.60 tinch
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    • 177 8 Reuter RUBBER PRICES should stay above the International Natural Rubber Organisation (INRO) may-sell level through next year, Malaysian Primary Industries Minister Lim Keng Yaik told a rubber growers' conference Mr Lim. speaking at Desaru on Monday, said rubber prices have hit their highest
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    • 386 8 HONGKONG: Gold closed lower in thin trading yesterday as most investors were still preoccupied with stock market movements. There were some liquidation selling by local investors to meet margin calls on stock and index futures positions. Europeans were buyers of the metal in view of a declining US
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    • 277 8 SINGAPORE The rubber market closed higher with November One RSS buyers quoting at 213.50 cents/kilo yesterday, up 1.75 cents from Tuesday's close. The morning session rose two cents on some speculative buying in thin and cautious trading. Prices were off the afternoon's high due to lack of follow-through buying
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    • 112 8 THE Kuala Lumpur Tin Marfcat price gained arv othar Ave cants lo ctoaa at M 517.22 a kg on contfcvuad strong buying damand. tur In rl alonnii iraciM strong DtOGing Of 192 tonnas at tha opening, while offerings vara small at 72 due to minors holding bacfc on
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    • 256 8 RAS prices m s c •nta/kg, FOB In bate NOON CLOSE 8uyors Sellers Ruyors e M Int 1 RSS Prompt 215.50 216.50N 215 JO 216J0N Int 1 RSS Nov 87 213.50 214.00 213 JO 214.00 In* 1 RSS Doc 215.50 216.00 215 JO 216.00 Int 2 RSS
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    • 81 8 Icanti/kg, 1-to n poUenJ NOVEMBER 87 DECEMBER (currw ir month) (forwar d month) RAS NOON NOON Saltan •vyart S»^»r» SSI 20 213.00 21 SM 213.00 215.00 SSI 50 2! 1.50 213.50 211 JO 213J0 IT. rial: SMI CV 269.00 271.00N 270.00 272.00N SMI I 269.00 271.00N 270.00
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    • 240 8 Chinese Produce Exchange S#N#rs noon dosing pricti on Oct 28 (SS/100 kg) API FOft NSW AP2 FOft NSW EK1 FOft NSW Robvsta 20/25% FOft NSW 470.00 405.00 415.00 365.00 Coconut oil ItA FOft OM drum FOft N»w drum FOft 95.00 105.00 109.00 Nutmeg 110 FOft NSW ftWF FOft
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    • 320 8 London Raw Commodity No 6 OF No 6 FOB 186.80 (188.00) 162.80 (164.00) Exchange WhMw No 5 190.0 (191.50) Ivytf/SiVff doting prices on Oct 27 (£/tonne unlets specified). Previous dosing prices in Oils (USS/tonno) po' if' ♦us. Polm oH M'lian crud* OF UK/BoWf dam CoflM Ok unav (gnav)
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  • FOCUS
    • 687 9 THE CRASH OF 1987 Reuter THE 1987 financial crash need not herald a slump the way 1929 did, economists say. But the risk of a new recession, which could put more people on the dole and impose new miseries on a debt-laden Third World,
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    • 542 9 Reuter WALL STREET'S crash last week has set off panic in world stock markets and US leaders, especially Treasury Secretary James Baker, are being blamed by many overseas officials and economists for triggering the chaos. In a Reuter survey of world views
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    • 600 9 FOCUS today steps back from the hurly burly of markets to take a detached look at how the shock waves from the crash are impinging on economic policies in the US. Also examined are the strains in the world economy that have been masked by the
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  • PERSPECTIVE
    • 511 10 FREE CHOICE there will be within the Chinese Communist Party. The presidium of the 13th Chinese Communist Party Congress has decided to allow its 1,936 delegates freedom to choose candidates to the 210 central committee position. But this is not so much another big step towards democracy
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    • 1168 10 Privatisation Singapore-style is seen as a rather unique exercise involving companies which are generally well-run and profitable. Business Times and Singapore Business brought together a panel to discuss some implications of divestment. The panelists were: Dr Mukul Asher, economist; Dr Robert Chia, management specialist; Chandra
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    • 925 11  -  Demonetisation and other grievances last month sparked Burma's first riots since 1974. But observers, noting that organised opposition has been effectively rooted out, are predicting neither an uprising against leader U Ne Win nor changes that would substantially liberalise the country and open its
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  • Page 10 Miscellaneous
    • 652 10 saDQassmi) CRYPTIC PUZZLE ACROSS 1 Bird able to stitch round an article for me? (6) 7 Belonging to the race-track, naturally? (2. 6) 8 At which to play a lone hand (4) 10 Like couples showing anger in the home (6) 11 Tree of neat appearance (6) 14 The number
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  • Page 11 Advertisements
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  • Page 11 Miscellaneous
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  • SPORTS & LEISURE
    • 312 12 Reuter AMERICAN Greg Lemond said on£Tuesday that he would compete in February s Tour of the Anfericas cycling race, his first major comeback effort since being shot in a hunting accident six months ago. '"'This is one I'd like to win sinte it's my
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    • 366 12 AP WELSH CENTRE-FORWARD lan Rush, considered among the world's best strikers, is facing growing criticism in the Italian press following his disappointing start in the major league. Some commentators are saying he could become the latest in series of
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    • 298 13  -  By BOEY KIT YIN A 36-HOLE goJf course, touted to be the best in the world and spanning over 146 hectares, will be opened in Tuas next month. The yet unnamed course, developed by the Jurong Town Corporation, will be run by
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    • 121 13 AP AMERICAN tennis star John McEnroe was quoted yesterday as saying that he plans to play "at the top levels" tor at least two more years before thinking ot a possible retirement. In an interview with Milan's daily Corriere Delia Sera, published before an exhibition
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    • 561 13  -  Jrankly, speakinq... by WALTON MORAIS BARELY A WEEK after Prime Minister Lee Kuan Yew expressed his thoughts on the talent drain from Singapore to Canada and other countries, soccer striker V Sundramoorthy packed his bags and left for Switzerland, highlighting the point. Like doctors,
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    • 542 13 UPI A BLIZZARD of streamers and confetti, some of it shredded money, on Tuesday snowed on the World Series victory parade of the Minnesota Twins as it rolled slowly through tens of thousands of cheering fans who clogged downtown Minneapolis and St Paul. Twins manager
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    • 220 13 Reuter SWEDEN'S Jonas Svensson scraped to victory over Frenchman Thierry Tulasneand Spaniard Sergio Casal beat Andrews Chesnokov of the Soviet Union in the* first round of the U*****,000 European» Community tennis championship oil?' Tuesday. I# Svensson beat Tulasne 7-6 7-5 in lacklustre match marked by errors on,
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    • 243 12 1? France at Tlx Belvedere The Belvedere's French buffet luncheon. An incredible selection of more than 60 authentic favourites, from now till October 29. It's as good as being in France! 12.00 to 2.30 pm daily. Adult: $31/ Child: $15 /Vices subject to 10% service charge and 3% govt tax.
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    • 190 13 \@+_;%}('|:]&/<&@{-->\]$`$'$/_/ lUu f f J f Traditionally Japanese. Traditionally Unkai. Sample the delicacies of Japanese cuisine, sushi, sashimi and teppanyaki. Four tatami rooms are available for private parties. Located on the 2nd floor. Open 12 noon to 3 pm. 6.30 pm to 11 pm. Ample free parking Centurv Park Sheraton
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    • 216 13 SZECQCN) COORT Sumptuous Szechuan cuisine with the right touch of spice. A delightful dining experience indeed. Closed on Tuesdays. 3rd Floor, Westin Plaza. For reservations, call 338 8585 ext. ***** or 330 8310. The Westin Plaza Raffles City 2 Stamford Road, Singapore 0617. Westin hotels Resorts THE PEOPLE AND PLACES
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    • 299 13 IN THE MATTER OF THE COMPANIES ACT, CAP. SO AND IN THE MATTER OF RAGNO CERAMICS (F E) PTE LTD (In Members' Voluntary Liquidation) NOTICE OF SPECIAL RESOLUTION (Pursuant to Section 290(2Xb)) At an Extraordinary General Meeting of the company held at 9 Penang Road #10-07, Supreme House, Singapore 0923,
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    • 477 13 NOTICES J Ju H V A»: I ACT, CAP. 50 i; rrfrfrfi r\.. (i RETZ FLORA PTE LTD (IN MEMBERS' VOLUNTARY LIQUIDATION) NOTICE OF FINAL MEETING NOTICE 18 HEREBY GIVEN pursuant to Section 306 of the Companies Act. Cap. 50 that the Final Meeting of the Members of the abovenamed
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  • STOCK EXCHANGE OF SINGAPORE
    • 4275 14 PRICES on the Singapore stock exchange borrowed a cue or two from Hongkong and Tokyo before political tension across the Causeway sent the local market plunging in the afternoon. Brokers said the arrest of politicians in Malaysia and the continued racial tension revived
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    • 276 14 SINGAPORE Rises Indi less um u Oct 27 Oct 2« 70 37 IT Compaaft* 755.94 705J7 O U S«i_m W»i 105 14 •T CM/OS -594 -434 C Stnu'Ww On M u 230 10* 10 •t cadi •T 10-do* MA -4499 -4434 -4794 -4490 Shangri-La 37* 4 •T
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    • 4784 14 SECTION ONE MOUSTRIAL COMMERCIAL Aemo (I 00 8 105 SI 1141 112 181 I 13 191 I IS (II 117 Ml 114 141 I 10 IS 106 1331 105 <22) IX» 191 no Amal Staai 50« (I 12 1.15 Si 1159 130 (5) 129 111
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  • COMPANY NEWS
    • 557 15 GOODMAN FIELDER, one of the largest food groups in Australia, has been raiding shares in another food group, Ranks Hovis McDougall PLC on the London stock market. Goodman, which is merging with New Zealand-based Wattie Industries Ltd. disclosed in Wellington yesterday that it
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    • 261 15 Managers' prices foe Oct 2* Singapore Unit Trust TS* Commrc* Ml 101 Th* Sovings Fund 0.7* 088 S'por* Prog Fund 036 041* S por* Sk Fund 0 40 067 S pot ln«*st Fund 064 072 S'por* Equity Fund 046 051 Asia Unit Trust Mot ln**it Fund 1.14 127
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    • 63 15 Reuter THE A 52.55 billion takeover bid aimed at privatising media group John Fairfax Ltd will now proceed without the float of Fairfax's wholly-owned David Syme and Co Ltd unit, bidder Tryart Pty Ltd said. "David Syme will remain part of the privatised John
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    • 138 15 Listing for new Amcol shares AMCOL Electrical Industries Ltd has received approval from the SES for the listing and quotation of 25.45m new shares to be issued in conjunction with its acquisition of the entire share capital of Golden Bay Realty Pte Ltd which owns Orchard Tower. The
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    • 74 15 ROTHMANS of Pall Mall (Malaysia) Bhd: 26th AGM at Petaling Jaya Hilton Hotel, 2 Jalan Barat. ***** Petaling Jaya, Selangor Darul Ehsan, today. Oct 29. at 2.30pm. THE STRAITS TRADING COMPANY Limited: EGM at 9 Battery Road #21-00 (21st Storey), Straits Trading Building, Singapore 0104, today. Oct 29,
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    • 477 15  -  Interim pre-tax loss reduced to Ms4.3m By ELAINE KOH WITH THE INK barely dry on a Ms2Bs-million loan restructuring agreement, Promet Bhd is ready to start trading again on the Singapore and Kuala Lumpur stock exchanges tomorrow. The beleaguered marine engineering, property development and oil exploration
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    • 435 15  -  By LISA LEE RESOURCES Development Corp has hit a winning streak, clinching two government building contracts worth over $21 million. Through wholly-owned subsidiary, RDC Construction Pte Ltd, it has secured a $5.1 million project awarded by the Ministry of Defence. RDC Construction will
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    • 148 15 jj n v. fc Switzerland's oldest bank has newly opened a representative office In Hong Kong. > N Oi r, f A A r: V V w Bank Leu. in Hong Kong since 1987 Since 1755, when Bank Leu was founded, many things have changed, in Switzerland and in the
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  • WORLD MARKETS
    • 379 16 SHARE PRICES tumbled across the board on the Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange in selectively active trading yesterday. Most blue chips and quality counters suffered doubledigit losses Brokers said the market was adversely affected by poor sentiment. The market got off to an easier
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    • 236 16 OCT M AH Sincare Indus.... Asia Cement KT 3 28 65 00 -0.1 1.5 Kolin 36 00 -1.1 Kuochan Dav Laa Chang Yuan Cham Indus Lian Hwa Indus 49 90 32 90 36 60 66 50 -1.1 0.9 -1.1 +1.5 Chang Hwa Bank... Chang Loong Chia Hsin Cement. 215
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    • 540 16 FT THE HONGKONG government has mounted a concerted campaign to try to restore international confidence in its troubled securities industry by appointing a stock exchange overlord, even as Sir David Wilson, the Governor, predicted in London that the colony would emerge from
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    • 168 16 Reuter The Stock Exchange of Thailand Index lost 5.88 points yesterday, closing at 330.80. Turnover stood at 5.68 million shares valued at 925.58 million baht. OCT M •AH 1 Ao Kham Thai 170 -18 Ayudhya Invaatmant -13 Bangkok Agro-ind.... in Bangkok Bank MI ie Bank Of Ayudhya 320 -10
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    • 357 16 Reuter ONE CAN EASILY guess the direction of the Hongkong stock market by the look on the face of Ronald Li, chairman of the stock exchange. In better times. Mr Li. 58, whose interests range from banking to real estate and the swankiest
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    • 122 16 HONGKONG Hongkong Index Wednesdoy 1545 95 T uesdoy Una y Week ago Suspended Hang Seng Index Wednesday *****6 Tuesday 2395 72 Wee* ogo Suspended All industrials \A/erineaf1r> i W Mn€SOOy Tuesday Week ogo NEW YORK Dow Jones Tuesday Monday Week ogo ***** ***** 2401 1846 48 *****3 1841
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    • 1267 16 Hongkong SELLING PRESSURE overcame strong initial support, erasing early gains and sending Hongkong share prices to a lower close yesterday. The Hang Seng Index lost 25.56 points, or one per cent, to 2,370.16 after rising 250 points in early trading. The Hongkong Index closed at 1,545.95, down
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    • 1092 16 New York Reuter THE PANDEMONIUM that engulfed Wall Street last week and again on Monday gave way to a more serene trading session and a strong gain for blue chips on Tuesday. The advance, traders said, was encouraged by rebounds in European and Asian markets. but dollar
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    • 976 16 London Reuter LONDON shares took a turn for the worse at the morning opening yesterday with the Footsie' 100 index (Financial Times/Stock Exchange Index of Britain's top 100 shares) starting 23.4 points or 1.3 per cent lower at 1,679.9 in response to the weaker performances
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    • 384 17 SOLID OVERNIGHT rises on Wall Street and in London helped push the Australian share market to a record one-day rise yesterday. "It was a good day and restored a certain amount of confidence but we're not out of the woods yet." one broker said. Further sharp falls were still
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    • 400 17 TOKYO share prices closed lower in modest trading yesterday after a rumour that the Louvre Accord on currency stability would soon be broken eroded confidence and wiped out the sharp gains of the morning sesiion. The Nikkei Average lost 257.43 points at 22.577.53, well off a morning peak of
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    • 161 16 Rabobank. business with the Netherlands Rabobank Nederland, with offices in Singapore, Hong Kong and ft Jakarta, provides a personal service Ij to companies with trade relations in f the Netherlands. j youthe or elsewhere in the world, why not Rembrandt country is Rabobank country. The country where traditions of consider
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    • 84 17 EH VW.bllG'ii Japanese Restaurant A -J? I A Choose from Kampachi's exquisite Japanese Set Lunches The lofty prices and unfamiliar assortment of Japanese cuisine are common deterrents to many a diner. At the Kampachi, we are glad to offer you 6 different sets of Japanese lunches. Priced at only $16+
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  • 400 18 THE INCREASINGLY popular En-glish-language Malaysian tabloid, The Star, faces a premature death 17 years after it was first launched in Penang following revocation yesterday of its publication permit. The Malaysian Ministry of Home Affairs also revoked the permits of the Chinese-language daily, Sin
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  • 523 18  -  Strategy incorporates features of shipping industry By LINDA CHEE SINGAPORE AIRLINES has outlined a marketing strategy for cargo that includes joint services with other trunkline operators and door-to-door services two common features in the shipping industry but not yet offered by airlines. Mr Huang
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  • 208 18 AFP AN ACTIVE duty US serviceman and a retired American Air Force member were shot dead yesterday in four separate attacks around the giant American-run Clark Air Base in the Philippinee. Maj-Gen Donald Snyder, 13th Air Force commander, said a Filipino also was slain in
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  • 85 18 Router GOLD futures in the Commodity Exchange of New York firmed on speculative buying against the free falling dollar early yesterday, but the bulk traders were inactive ahead of the opening of Wall Street trading. December roee US$4.2O to the week's high of U*****.00. Comex silver
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  • LATE FILE
    • 35 18 AFP A SMALL GUERILLA group aligned with the largest Tamil insurgent group has appealed for s cease-fire between ths guerillas and Indian forces, according to a raport reaching Colombo yesterday. AFP
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    • 51 18 AFP A GROUP of US officials arrived in Hanoi yesterday for more discussions on the search for US servicemen missing in action during the Vietnam war, an official Vietnamese source said. The team from the Honolulubased Joint Casualty Resolution Centre will meet Vietnamese. the source
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    • 35 18 AFP A REFERENDUM approving a new constitution ctoarod the W®y yn|^^|y mocracy in Sou» Korea, but many probtoms remain to bo •olved boforo on eagerlyawaited presidential oioction in December. analysts said.
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    • 54 18 AFP C^d rofttjfi Minister eOuard Shevardnadze will go to Washington on a working visit tomorrow and on Saturday for talks with US President Reagan. Taas news agency said yeeterday. The Soviet official agency said Shevardnadze would transmit a personal msssags from Gorbachev to tieagan concerning key Issues
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  • 84 18 UPI US ENERGY Secretary John Herrington has said that trade sanctions ordered by President Reagan •gainst Iran will need the support of US allies to be truly effective. "Our embargo will be effective in direct proportion to the cooperation we get from our allies," he said
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  • 380 18  -  By MARTIN SOONG A BRAINSTORMING session will be held early next year where entrepreneurs, professionals and consultants from both the private and public sector can exchange ideas on how to help develop Singapore's small- and mediumsized businesses. Economic Development Board (EOB) general manager
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  • 365 18 Reuter THE FEDERAL RESERVE will continue to provide liquidity to ease pressures on the US financial system after last week's sharp declines in US share prices, according to Federal Reserve Board Governor Martha Seger. Speaking at an investment conference in New York on Tuesday,
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  • 245 18 FINANCIER Khoo Tack Puat siphoned off more than $55 million from the National Bank of Brunei between May and October laat year, bank documents produced in court showed yesterday. The funds went into four accounts identified as Mr Khoo's personal accounts in American Express
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  • 199 18 Reuter JAPAN stands ready to take further action to booet its economy should US growth falter after the recent plunge in global stock prices. Economic Planning Miniater Tetsuo Kondo said Japan's economy will expand at least 3K per cent next year, about
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  • Page 18 Advertisements
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    • 172 18 FULLY FURNISHED EXECUTIVE OFFICE for the mere price of a room! Complete facilities telex fax copier word processing secretary services, conference room answering service long short term lease you name it l Your inspection enquiries welcome WORLD WIDE BUSINESS CENTRES (S) PTE LTD «11 04 06 Peninsula Plaza. Tel: 556
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  • SHIPPING TIMES
    • 503 19  -  By LILIAN ANG TOTAL CARGO throughput handled at Jurong Port dropped by 300,000 tonnes to 5.2 million tonnes for the financial year ending March 31, 1987. The 5.4 per cent reduction in cargo movement at Singapore's main bulk cargo port
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    • 174 19  -  From Kingsley Wood AUSTRALIA HAS ratified the International Convention for the Prevention of Pollution from Ships (Marpol 73-78) which will come into force in January next year. From that date discharges of oil or other liquids from ships, including tank cleaning and deballasting, will be more
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    • 191 19 Reuter FRENCH fishermen lifted a two-day-old blockade of channel ports late on Tuesday night, allowing sailings between France and Britain to resume, a spokesman for Sealink Ferries in Calais said. "We don't know if this is definitive. They said they were suspending the
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    • PORTSIDES
      • 66 19 Seatrade Week DSR Lines of East Germany has joined the Indonesian conference to provide a service with immediate effect between Bremerhaven and Jakarta with semi-container ships. In addition. DSR is studying the possibilities of an additional full container service from Northern European ports to Jakarta
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      • 72 19 UNITED STATES Energy Secretary John Herrington said the Reagan Administration would reply soon to requests by US oil companies for protection of their ships carrying their oil in the Gulf. But Herrington, at a news conference, did not indicate what the answer might be. He
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      • 141 19 AP THE FIRST of two controversial Dutch-built submarines for the Taiwanese Navy is reported to have left for the island nation on Tuesday. Last weekend, port workers working under cover of darkness and in strict secrecy loaded the diesel-electric Sea Dragon onto a heavy lift
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    • 1354 20 Lloyd's Maritime Asia THOUGHTS of chairman Harry. Cliched though the phrase may be, it sums up the time spent with Japanese shipping s most outspoken analyst on every issue from government incompetence to Fesco operations. Harry is Hiroshi Takahashi. director of Nippon Yusen Kaisha and general
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    • 730 20 AB Shpg V 5 ABC Container VIII 1 Accord Shpg VI 3 Africa Ocean X 2 Alltrans VII 3 American Tpt X 4/5 Anship Int'l V 4 Anro Service IV 2/3 ANl 1 1/2 APC line V 4 API III 2/3 Arrow lines IX 5 ASCI III
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    • 1236 20 CHARTERING throughout the freight market on Tuesday was very quiet with fresh grain fixing slow to develop out of the US, shipbrokers said. A vessel was reported booked for grain from the US northern range to Valencia and Seville at US$l4.lO but market talk of grain fixing from
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    • 419 21  -  From KINGSLEY WOOD THE PRESENT high level of wharf and stevedoring charges would have to be lowered before Australian shipping could become competitive on international or coastal trade routes, Mr Lachlan Payne said in the Keynote address to a Sydney transport seminar. Mr Payne, executive
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    • 159 21 Reuter THE LAKE VICTORIA steamer service from the Ugandan town of Jinja to the west Kenyan port of Kisumu has been suspended by the Uganda Railways Corporation since Oct 16 because of fears that rebels might attack or sabotage the boats, Ugandan government
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    • 227 21 ALL SURVEYS were conducted on Oct 12 Australia Brisbane, Sydney and Melbourne Normal operation. Chittagong 25 vessels operating. Brazil Santos Waiting time of up to four days. Camaroon Douala Normal operation. Chile Valparaiso Normal operation. China Dalian and Xingang Normal operation. Cyprus Limassol and Larnaca Normal operation. Fftiifter
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    • 80 19 mm THE SHIPOWNERS Labour Relations Agency in Tokyo is advising captains of tankers on how to lessen their chances of being blown up with their hulls full of crude oil. Page II THE PRESENT high level of wharf and stevedoring charges would have to be lowered before Australian shipping could
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    • 526 20 CM A COMPAGNIE MARITIME D AFFRETEMENT REGULAR CONTAINER SERVICE FAR EAST TO EUROPE/MEDITERRANEAN WEST AFRICA OUTBOUND TO NORTH CONTINENT Eunn FELIXSTOWE ETA 21/11 *12 urn lyu I agi I tiont. Scandinavian (Aartius. Copanhafan, points 1 Wot African Parte EXPRESS SERVICE TO WEST MEDITERRANEAN SINGAPORE/ MARSEILLES 16 DAYS SINGAPORE/ BARCELONA (DIRECT)
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    • 17 20 Lines and services represented by Members of the Registry of Accredited Shipping Agents. Singapore National Shipping Association.
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    • 292 20 CHARGEURS REUNIS SIN(. APOPf f NOUIPiF S 272 3 744 FA* 22SSUSi' Optorg Shipping Pte. Ltd Port 3*>b~oC* Petalinq J.iya 756-S9l Prnanq *?J24S G EARBULK LTD CONTAINER SERVICE AGENTS SINGAPORE ANGtO FRENCH SHIPPING Tel 222*111 Telei RS2IHC f»i n<Ats: MALAYSIA ELMA •ISC AGENCIES S<)n BW P* 36*5753 PEN K3245 Geirllulk
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    • 981 21 The Straits Steamship Group Mansfield Container Shipping Re Ltd IT* p&o Containers Limited STRAITS SHIPPING Singapore to Soboh, Snwik, Brum) Ports and Bangkok Pt CASUS PROGRESS VJO4N B-M No* o*o7 Mm PtCASUS PROGRESS VMM 10-11 13-14 Nov BANGKOK BORNEO AGENCIES LTD. BAN6KOK TEL *****80 Mlilfrj «'T:i* T.Tnaf.l J.XI.} -WJ I
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    • 734 21 WEST AFRICA EXPRESS SERVICE links Japan-Far East West Africa 3 sailings a month from October. 1987 WEST AFRICA EXPRESS SERVICE, a liner service through which seven leading shipping companies from Japan, France and West Central Africa, offer three sailings a month by 16,000-23,000 DWT multi-purpose vessels between Japan, South Korea,
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    • 245 22 K ,QNTAINERSHIP service to UK continent CONV SEMI CONTAINER SERVICE TO EUROPE CONV SEMI CONTAINER SERVICE TO MED EUROPE CONTAINERSHIP SERVICE FROM UK CONTINENT SOUTHEAST ASIA PTE. LTD. INTERNATIONAL FREIGHT FORWARDERS CONSOLIDATION SERVICE WEEKLY FROM PT. KELANG Accepting FCL and LCL Singapore: BIRKART S.E A Tel *****11 PI Kelang BIRKART
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    • 604 22 c- s FULLY CONTAINERISED SERVICE Ace Consortium^ KOREAN JACEJIN 41* NEPTUNE CRYSTAL 42W CHINA CONTAINER 42* HONCKONC CONTAINER TRANSWORLD MIDGE 4S S port LaHavro Fttova 2/11 mi 21/11 1/11 26/11 27/11 IVU 3/12 4/12 22/11 IIVI2 11/12 29/11 17/12 11/12 AISO CALLING ANTWERP VIA ROTTERDAM R 'da» Hturf B'havan 22/11
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    • 936 25 NOL NEPTUNE ORIENT LINES LTD M"U« «I"C'IS Hi. LtO 1 tUWJI <W> Jar a> as ass mcm IMC cnn nun inward/outward NEPLINE SON. BHD. 3MBM7 ENQUIRIES *****44 NEPLINE SON. BHD. *****8 NEPLINE SON. BHD. UW»«7WO*2*tI«7IC nepline SDN. BHD. zmmzmtn TO EUROPE/UK (VIA SUEZ): K JACEJIN OR N CtTSTAL 4». C
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    • 470 25 OONAM HEUNG-A SiIIPPING Korean Flag Vessels SEMI-CONTAINERISED DIRECT SERVICE TO P KELANG. PENANG. BUSAN. INCHON P Kelang Bwtan Moji 03/11 14/11 IVU 2/11 04-OS/11 u/ii OAI U-23A1 21-25/U *7/11 i»-ii/ii anx-nju 25-24/11 *-«/U WU 03-04/12 14-17/12 11/12 07-00/12 01-21/12 3/12 Vessel's Nam* S port No I DN/700N 31/10 N. Entff)riM/714N
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    • 597 25 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 ***** iffi (|||t MM NTS HANDLING SYSTEM CO SON. BHO KtSttt NAI TMONC SWffUK 127 PmSM. P—m-Mllll'll It mZcU
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    • 33 25 EMBASSY/FRIENDSHIP FREIGHT SERVICES JOINT CONSOLIDATION 2MM73/2t***** FAX 2MSM2 TLX; KS 372C7EFS WEEKLY LCL/FCL CONFERENCE/NON-CONFERENCE SERVICES TO: EUROPE FAR EAST ANTWERP/ HAMBURG/ LE HAVRE/ ROTTERDAM/ UK/ SWITZERLAND BANGKOK/ HONGKONG/ KAOSHIUNG/ KEELUNG BOMBAY/ KARACHI/ MADRAS
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  • 9420 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 Singapore.
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    • 272 26 h VKB DFUTFRACHT SEEREEDEREI R INTEGRATED FULL CONTAINER SERVICE •VIA COLOMBO: Accept.* cafjo tor INDIA Bombay. Cochin. kUdrts Calcutta "VIA LARNACA: Accept* cargo for Lattakta, Piraeus. Thessaloniki, Izmir, Istanbul. Marsm, Umassot, Beirut, Alexandria. Port Said, Iraqi, Iranian. 'Accepting cargo lar Ha* tan* Bwao, Tokyo and take. REGULAR CONVENTIONAL SERVICE TO
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    • 163 26 [Regional Weather) 7 7—7^ 02 X <v S* 7 4 ;v £k> m u -X LL SIGNIFICANT WEATHER AND SEA CONDITIONS AT 7JO A.M. THIS MORNING. LEGEND c/* Wmd direction with speed m knots Wave height R Thunderstorm Temperature c X\ Show Weather _X Wmd direction with speed m knots
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  • 1151 27 AT CONVENTIONAL WHARVES Hong Soon M38 alongside 29 10/0600 Johon 2 M4B alongside 29 10/0700 VmmI Barth Arrival Departure Botom Mulio M2A 29 10/0900 31 10/2300 KEPPEL WHARVES Hotri MIC 29 10/0800 3010/2300 Kolmonton 1 M38 29 10/0700 2910/2300 Ananot K27 alongside 31 10/2300 Megoh Brooke 1
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    • 747 27 TO I. 4 I Butang/K. Mm 31/10 In Part In Port 31/10 Jutlandia/3» Butang/K Bhum 101 5/11 5/11 1/11 N. DelfVW B. ButMf/K. Bhum 14/11 12/11 12/11 14/11 Nihon/40S B. Butang/K. Bhum 21/11 1901 1901 21/11 N. Oejima/411 B. Butang/K Bhum 2101 2SOI S/U 9/U B. Suria/421 TO RED SEA
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    • 181 27 EAST BOUND SERVICE ETA SPORE LOADING FOR 1501 JAPAN WEST BOUND SERVICE ETA STORE LOADING FOR 101 MM, Aqata THROUGH Mj to BAGHDAD UPON REQUEST ALSO ACCEPTING CONTAINERS UPTO AQABA A BAGHDAD REEFER SPACE AVAILABLE UPTO AQABA LOADING CONTAINERS/CONVENTIONAL COO FOR MAIN PORTS IN JAPAN ON INDUCEMENT CAN CALL ANY
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  • 132 28 Area/Port Viscosity Density Walsr CST at 50C G/ML at 15C Volume 0/0 Africa/Red Sea Jeddoh 25/193 0.918/0.957 0.0/3.5 Durban 88/169 0.977/0.993 0.0/8.6 Arabian Gulf Ros Tanura 105/145 0.941/0.948 0.0/0.3 Bahrain 174/190 0.970/0.976 0.1/0.1 Europe Rotterdam 31/472 0.943/1.010 0.0/1.8 Hamburg 35/421 0.946/0.991 0.0/13.8 Le Havre 169/352 0.969/0.987
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    • 291 28 Wax Sun Hup Co (Pte) Ltd TEL *****06 (20 Lines) TLX HS 220bi RS ***** n CAR CARRIER SERVICE TO MUARA/KUCHING KK loading at appropriated Berth P4-P5 j NOTE: ALSO CALLING OTHER JAPANESE PORTS, HONGKONG, TAIWAN S CHINESE PORTS, SUBJECT INDUCEMENT I IMLintermaritime SOUTHERN AFRICA SERVICE VIA MAURITIUS REUNION t
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    • 400 28 COLUMBUS LINE REEDEREI GMBH (A SERVICE OF HAMBURG SUD) EXPRESS SENB-COWTAiCfI SERVICE TO SPORE PRO-ATLANTICA VIS Sid MORAYBANK V4S 13/11 To Port Moresby, Lm Rabaul.Madang, Kimbe, and Kieta Accepting via Transhipment to Orotoay, Wewak and Alotau AhmA Ocian Lists Ltd. Discharging ETA SPORE Accepting breakbulk and M/V ATINUKE A 810
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    • 76 28 RHENANIA INTERNATIONAI TRANSPORT SfRVICES PTE tTO SPORE 3307D3« TAIAAN (02) 353 1101 SYDNEY (0?) 669 ?09S BREMEN (C 421) 3569 0 WE LB (03) 338 3211 SHIPPING TR, *****55 (3 UNES) PTE LTD ts ***** ric liu FAX *****14 TIMBER/BREAKBULK SERVICE RANGOON SPOKE BKK KEE QINGOAO PACIFIC INDAH SM 31/10
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    • 572 28 mil, CALL US AT: P. KELANG PENANG J. BAHRU P. GUDANG SINGAPORE K. LUMPUR WEEKLY FAR EAST/EUROPE CONTAINER SERVICE TO EUROPE FEEOER rvrt T7T< JUTLANOtA N. DELFT NIHOK 177 OTHER DESTINATIONS: AARHUS. AMSTERDAM, ANTWERP, BASLE, BREMEN BftEMERHAVEN. COPENHAGEN. HELSINKI, HALMO OSLO, STOCKHOLM. UK. FROM EUROPE 36t5753/*****1 04-*****2/4, (***** 07-*****8 07-*****3,
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  • jm Destination – mm Australia
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      1292 29  - Stories by FLORENCE CHONG A USTRALIA. described H by many as the last frontier in international tourism, is becoming more accessible to the average tourist. There is rapid development of the tourism infrastructure in the country and, as in the United States, increasing pressure to open its skies. It won't
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    • 968 30 AUSTRALIAN hotels should have a bumper year next year. Australia's bicentenary and the Expo 88 in Brisbane will no doubt attract additional tourists to the country. Tourism authorities are hoping to draw two million people during the year. Despite heavy bookings, however, many
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    • 147 30 THE CUDDLY koala bear and the bouncy kangaroo Australia's best known animals still roam the bush, but remain illusive to curious tourists. A survey of American tourists found that they were mostly disappointed not to find these animals in the cities. The Americans seem to have
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    • 300 30 ABORIGINES are the first Australians. But over the past 200 years, they have been outnumbered by the white settlers and in recent years overshadowed by migrants from Asia. The co-existence with the "newcomers" has sometimes been difficult and at times strained, as witnessed by a number of
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    • 751 31 NORTHERN TERRITORY DARWIN is competing with Adelaide as the cheapest place to viait in Australia. The Diamond Beach Casino hotel compiex is currently running a special programme, priced at ***** for Singaporeans. The package includes return airfares, three nights accommodation at the hotel, transfer plus Sslo2
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    • 477 31 AYERS ROCK in what is known as Australia's Red Centre is the world's most famous monolith and the most mysterious. To the Australian aborigine. Ayers Rock is Uluru an ancient land where they have lived for about 40,000 years. It stands 340 metres high, about nine
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    • 848 32 Melbourne a taste of Europe in a land of shorts and thongs VICTORIA OVER THE NEXT few weeks, thousands of visitors will arrive in Melbourne for the city's famous spring racing carnival. The highlight of the carnival is the Melbourne Cup, held each year on the first Tuesday of November.
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    • 594 33 NEXT YEAR'S extravaganza in Adelaide claims to feature "some of the greatest creative and performing artists of our time" and coincides with Australia's bicentennial celebrations. The Adelaide Festival of Arts in March next year, directed by the Earl of Harewood. boasts a programme that "would undoubtedly
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    • 878 33  -  Sof/77/ AUSTRALIA By BRIAN GOMEZ FINE WINES, fiery opals and the biennial Adelaide Festival are among the features that have put South Australia firmly on the tourist map. But being on a good thing has not stopped the State Government from carrying out an ambitious
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    • 967 34 AUSTRALIA has moved up to the fourth position as the country with the most number of meetings, according to the Amsterdam-based International Convention and Congress Meeting Association. Mr Ed Davis, president of the Australian Convention Bureau, says that Australia rates behind the United States, United Kingdom
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    • 339 34 AUSTRALIA is often seen as the country for sun, sand and surf. While this may be largely true, it is also a continent of most diverse landscape and climate. Its ski resorts are nowhere as well known as its beaches. Or its deserts as well known as
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    • 166 34 THE BEST TIME to visit Australia is usually in the spring or autumn. Summer tends to be hot and travelling into the Australian bush may be a hot and unpleasant experience. Not only are there hordes of bush flies, but quite often there are
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    • 770 35 SOUTH AUSTRALIA ADELAIDE has been fairly successful in attracting conventions and meetings to the city, especially following the completion of its new convention/exhibition centre in the Adelaide Station Environs Redevelopment project. One of its main attractions is a lower rsgistration fee for participants. Mr
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    • 460 35 WIRRINA RESORT offers visitors the opportunity to sample a taste of the Australian bush life in comfort. Located some 90km south of Adelaide on the beautiful coastline of Normanville, Wirrina offers tourists the opportunity to see kangaroos grazing or the opportunity to go horseriding. The award-winning
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    • 879 36 QUEENSLAND •OUEENSLANDERS are enthusiastically promoting the Gold Coast on the south-eastern part of the state as Australia's an- swer to Honolulu. >«. They are aiming for the Japa.nese market which is still only a -trickle but they have already invested heavily in the future de-
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    • 788 36 TASMANIA HOBART, the capital of the apple isle, Tasmania, is prettiest in autumn when deciduous trees turn into all shades of gold, red and brown before shedding leaves for winter. Nestling at the foothill of a mountain range, of which the
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    • 1034 37 NEW SOUTH WALES DUBBED BY some as the world's largest playground, the Darling Harbour redevelopment project is rapidly taking shape on the fringe of the city of Sydney. The New South Wales Government splurged on its gift to Australia for its bicentennial
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    • 565 37 SYDNEY is one of the most beautiful and picturesque cities in the world. Its key asset is its harbour. Understandably, a high point of a visit to Sydney is a harbour cruise, especially on a fine sunny day. There are
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    • 705 37 TOURISTS from all over Asia, especially from Singapore and Hongkong, often prefer shopping to sightseeing. Browsing through department stores is very much a national pastime for them and this is what they miss when they visit Australia, where retail hours are still fairly restrictive. In
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    • 1124 38 WESTERN AUSTRALIA WITH THE GLORY of the highly publicised America's Cup race behind it, Perth now faces the urgent task of marketing itself as a tourist and convention destination to fill hotel rooms. The famous yacht race precipitated the development of many five-star and other
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    • 733 38 ALBANY, a historic whaling town south of Perth is becoming a popular spot for Asian tourists seeking a cooler climate and a touch of history. It was the first white settlement in Western Australia. Agents handling tourists from
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      658 39 PERTH is positioning itself aa one of the most cost-effective convention venues in Australia Convention planners in the city believe the high coet of accommodation and the acute shortage of beds in Melbourne and particularly Sydney, will prompt some planners to look at Perth as an attractive alternative
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    • 783 39 THE BURSWOOD HOTEL is quite a showpiece setting a new standard in design and interpretation of the meaning of resort accommodation. The clever use of simulated rock boulders, waterfalls and some 4,000 ferns, palm trees and other tropical plants set against a massive atrium using some half-acre
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    • 987 40 AUSTRALIA will spend more than As22o million to celebrate its 200 th birthday next year. It is to be a year-round birthday bash, expected to be witnessed by some two million tourists from around the world. Heading the guest list is Britain's Royal Family. The Queen and
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    • 544 40 Unofficially, the special events to mark Australia's bicentenary are due to begin from Christmas. The official start, of course, is on Australia Day itself January 26,1988. DECEMBER 1987 •-12: Tall Ships visit Fremantle, Western Australia 22-26: Tall Ships visit Port Adelaide. South Australia 26: AWA Sydney Hobart Yacht
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      522 40 A KEY TOURIST attraction in Queensland next year will be Expo 88, to be held in Brisbane from April to October. The As6oo-million Expo is projected to attract 7.8 million visitors during the six-month season, of which 750,000 are expected to come from overseas. Mr Paul Bird, Expo
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    • 40 29 nside Bumper year Page Two Northern Territory Page Three Victoria Paga Four South Australia Paga Five Conventions Page Six Q'land/Tasmania Page Eight New South Wales Page Nine Western Australia Page Ten The 200 th party and Expo 88 Page Twelve
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    • 188 29 IT'S SENSATIONAL! til m Jin m m g: fl| mm* ipyr m f ♦Mr f i 4 (If t r ■W s I I t 7 v IS: X 1 11 ssj a *r«! < r P O 6 *8 V- Jk y 0 The excitement is non-stop at the
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    • 47 30 Inßath, one hotel is destined to be a legend. ■HHHRwHPBH v ftshth 99 Adelaide Terrace, PERTH, Western Australia Tel. (09) 32} 0121. Tele* AA94I 51 RESERVATIONS: SINGAPORE Tel 298 5155. Telex R*****1 SYDNEY Tel. (02) 275 991. Telex AA*****. UTELL INTERNATIONAL. viiii I jf« Inn Mil IXHH
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    • 82 30 A de luxe alternative to the First Class Hotels in Sydney t .s Kin ,4 L m m Is ,s<o ssfi rfnOD^l C\)t ?0° SaSS^S #5 SK«2S *0 mz CM <ra<2 co° 3* *v s g# S5 0^ tfS S5 eft! ass!: ort ®pa S3 r M Book direct or
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    • 170 31 RAT OUT TO AUSTRALIA. ay r iysrr'T. BSr "TlffS iwKT""^ A A A e<ik..ibJ HkvH* People in high places can be very fussy. So at Qantas we've gone to great lengths to ensure our First Class and Business Class meet the standards of the most fastidious passenger. start you off
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    • 156 32 Come and say ..for afl sorts cf reasons O 1/ Visitor Arrivals Total 1906 To Aug *87 Hong Kong 39% 29% Indonesia 16% -f 19% Malaysia 17% 27% Philippines 20% -I- 21% Singapore 27% 37% Taiwan 49% 4- 50% Thailand 37% 53% Total Asia 25% 29% \isitor arrivals to Australia
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    • 246 33 I Wte*iUi\ $lj*3§3§: X ,-wm > Cn i-. Monte Carlo, London, Paris? If you picked any of these you're wrong. How about Adelaide? One comfortable overnight flight and you wake up in Adelaide, the perfect start to your Australian holiday. You'll love Adelaide's entertainment and nightlife, and of course accommodation
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    • 152 34 r. -N 9 w 0 1. V* V Vl A ■*j a yacht ar °und r N f V>» e v. rf VJ yOU an bet y° u 'H findexdtement' Utter If you think you've seen it all, come and say G'day to parts of Australia you never knew existed.
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    • 43 35 Yi "-11 A i {From SI 069 f Includes Airfare 3 nites hotel breakfasts 2 way transfers 5D Adelaide Adventure V from ***** Includes: All the above plus sightseeing and meals. Dep: Nov 23, 25 Dec 07,09,14,16,21 *****22 T/ueo t ii mrr *****77
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    • 165 35 Australia is famous for its stakes. -v\' c< >x 7^ <{_ •> WZ# 1 r m w ■cv When you're sitting in the privacy and luxury of the International Room at the Adelaide Casino only the name on the back of the cards will tell you you're in Australia. The
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    • 191 36 fREE >"$350,000 Flight il Insurance 1 EASY MOB,; Ideal for busioesstilpsf Choice of 5 nights Hotels with private facilities Return airfare Transfer/Meet and Greet service Choice of 1 half day tour PER7W«/7/BD ADVENTURE (Full Tours) r from $1060 {City Tour e Atlantis Marine World/Yenchep National Perk/Crystal Cave Swan River Cruise
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    • 102 36 Cut convention costs at Melbourne. Cut the coupon. The Royal Exhibition and Convention Centre Melbourne offers more than an interesting part of history. It offers one of the great bargains in history. You can expect to pay 20% or even 30% less than elsewhere. The Convention Centre is flexible enough
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    • 156 37 Try o different holiday.With superb highways, abundant campsites and the comfort of home wherever you go, compervonning is the most exciting way of exploring Australia. It's fiw, It's Emm&d, It's CmFhee, It's Tbtzllij Being the General Soles Agenr for two reputable Australian campervon rental companies we con plan a compervan
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    • 149 37 You won't get a complete picture of one without die other. f 7 THE AUSTRALIAN MARKET COMMONWEALTH BANK OF AUSTRALIA The Commonwealth Bank of Australia is one of Asia's most successful financial institutions. It is wholly owned by the Australian Government, and has 75 years of proven banking excellence. With
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    • 136 38 6/7/8/9 Days From $999 Also deluxe programme from $1 !M (Full Board), City Tour, Atlantis Marine Park, 1 Yancbep Park/ Caves, Old Mac Donald Farm, Swan River Cruise. Fruit Orchards, etc. S 8/0 days Perth/Southwest $1468/$1548 (Full Board) Perth, Bunbury, Margaret River, Jewel Caves. Albany. Dtp Nov 06,07,13,19, 20, 21.
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    • 490 39 j* J- "iisotp MB r a iS i V» ft. -s A* -H~ M «4 wnm 5* if ="V r4" J »A Answer the questions in the entry coupon and win these top prizes: Ist Prize For six glorious days, you and your mate get to sample a taste of
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    • 92 40 First (class Holiday. -2 -ri m -.4" <- s [i 1* 7 A ustralia's most exciting /I resort is set on its own island in the heart of Queensland's Gold Coast a paradise of golden beaches, rolling surf and tropical rainforests. At Conrad International Hotel, you '11 be treated to
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    • 82 40 ijljl Ki/vjiih Hi 7m ml jlsL «ar v «<■ >- Vnfcr 1 L -4 > > 1 V s f 4i m FASHION JEWELLERY BEAUTY CARE ANTIQUES DUTY FREE CRAFTS OPALS CAFES Located in the heart of the City, the magnificently restored Queen Victoria Building —winner of the 1987 Australian
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