The Business Times, 9 December 1988

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    11 1 BUSINESS TIMES MCI (P) 95/12/87 FRIDAY, DECEMBER 9, 1988 75 CENTS
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    Lock icon FINANCIAL NEWS SUMMARY
    252 1 AP Dow lower WALL STREET blue chips managed to recover some of their earlier losses, but remained under pressure amid continued declines in the dollar. The Dow fell six to 2148 on light volume. Decliners led gainers by about three to one. Reuter Footsie down LONDON share
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    Market rides Wall St wave
    134 1 THE LOCAL stock market yesterday pushed past the 1,000-point psychological barrier on the back of Wall Street's overnight rise. Regional markets, however, ended mixed. In Tokyo, profit-taking pushed the index down 291.92 points to close at 29,758.90 points. In Singapore, the Straits Times Industrial Index
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    Dollar falls back
    104 1 THE US DOLLAR opened lower in Europe yesterday as dealers reassessed the planned Soviet troop reductions announced by Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev. It opened in London at 122.85 Japanese yen and 1.7515 West German marks after ending at 123.02 yen and 1.7560 marks earlier in Tokyo. The
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    Nixdorf transfers POS systems production here
    461 1  -  By BOEY KIT YIN WEST GERMAN computer giant Nixdorf Computer AG, which has been awarded operational headquarters (OHQ) status here, has transferred all manufacturing of complete point-of-sales (POS) systems to its local operations. Sources said OHQ status was awarded by the government earlier this
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    No plans to take over Rubber Association next year, says TDB
    239 1 THE Trade Development Board has no plans to take over the Rubber Association of Singapore (RAS) next year, the board said in a statement yesterday. It is keen, however, to see the further development of both the physical and
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    Lock icon Malaysian trade promotion board to be set up to boost exports
    260 1 Bernama AGGRESSIVE promotion of Malaysian products will soon be made possible with the establishment of a Malaysian trade promotion board which will be financed by contributions from the public and private sectors. Trade and Industry Minister Datin Rafidah Aziz,
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    Bid to put S'pore firmly in the information age
    541 1  -  IT to be nation's competitive advantage: Dr Hu By JEFFREY TSANG A BLUEPRINT designed to draw every Singapore office and perhaps every home too into the information age was outlined by Finance Minister Dr Richard Hu yesterday. In the works are
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    New government programme to help small firms computerise
    247 1 SMALL COMPANIES are a big target in the government's push for the information society. An enhanced Small Enterprise Computerisation Programme (SECP) is the main vehicle to drive these companies to computerise. Instead of lumping all small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) together, the
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    Lock icon Soviet initiatives welcomed as Gorbachev cuts short trip
    360 1 Reuter AP CHINA AND JAPAN have welcomed Mr Mikhail Gorbachev's pledge to reduce Soviet forces as the Kremlin leader abruptly cut short his overseas trip after learning of an earthquake that has killed thousands of Soviet Armenians. Beijing welcomed Mr Gorbachev's pledge
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      170 1 Editorial Comment: 14 Reagan-Gorbachev mooting 7 Speaking a different language An upbeat summit for all Bridgestone 14 Asian dollar market 12 Pumping up the pressure At a new high of USs267b Northern Ireland 15 Champagne scholarship 16 Land of strife and opportunity What's the audience doing there? COMPANY NEWS Murata
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  • HOME NEWS
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      Japanese chip maker to invest $88m more
      492 2  -  By BOEY KIT YIN v JAPANESE semiconductor maker v Murata Manufacturing Co will in- vest $88 million over the next v three years to expand local out- put to meet rising regional v demand. In a move that belies general concern over the
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      Pollution control: the challenge ahead
      212 2 THE CHALLENGE ahead for Singapore in pollution control is the proper management and disposal of all toxic industrial wastes and substances, a local expert on pollution said yesterday. The government has invested millions of dollars to construct an extensive sewerage infrastructure, and to phase out
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      Tenders open for Tuas marina project
      371 2  -  By ANNA TEO TENDERS will be called today from international investors to develop and operate the proposed multi-million-dollar Tuaa marina aimed at drawing "businessmen tourists". Advertisements by the Jurong Town Corporation appear today in the local newspapers and the International Herald Tribune, inviting bids
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      SIA deputy chairman urges more HK flights
      286 2 THE HEAVILY regulated air route between Singapore and Hongkong could hinder growth of the two citiee if left unchanged, said Mr Lim Chin Beng, the deputy chairman of Singapore Airlines, on Tuesday. Calling for an increase in SIA flights to Hongkong, Mr Lim
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      KL developers on two-day visit
      59 2 A SI-MEMBER delegation from the Housing Developers' Association (HDA) Malaysia today begins a two-day study mission in Singapore. Led by HDA President M K Sen, the delegation will hold discussions with both government and private organisations involved in the construction and maintenance of buildings. This
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      CPF puts a face to things
      185 2 THE CENTRAL Provident Fund is working at giving itself a human face. It has since April been inviting hatches of employers to its offices for friendly chats about CPF policies and services. "We want to put a human face to the policies,'' said Mr
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      DAILY AIRCRAFT MOVEMENTS
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  • ASIA – PACIFIC
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      Lock icon China's austerity drive off to good start
      385 6 Shortages of energy and raw materials have worsened Reuter CHINA has reported initial success in its three-month austerity programme, a slowdown in its runaway industrial growth rate, but shortages of energy and raw materials have worsened. The official People's Daily newspaper said on
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      Lock icon Aids is the vengeance of God: paper
      252 6 UPI A COMMUNIST PARTY newspaper said yesterday that Aids was the vengeance of God on the liberal sexual attitudes of Westerners and blamed excessive freedom in the United States for providing the deadly disease with an environment in which to thrive. "Call me
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      Lock icon Roh Tae-Woo reshuffles party leadership
      289 6 AFP PRESIDENT Roh Tae-Woo of South Korea yesterday reshuffled the leadership of his ruling party in a follow-up to Monday s cabinet changes designed to shed the legacies of his disgraced predecessor, Chun DooHwan. Mr Roh named National Assemblyman Park Jun-Kyu, South Korea's chief delegate
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      Lock icon Hanoi may lease Jakarta satellite
      160 6 AFP VIETNAM is considering the possibility of leasing part of Indonesia's communication satellite, visiting Vietnamese Information Minister Tran Ho An said on Wednesday. Mr Tran told the Antara news agency in an interview in Jakarta that Vietnam needed a satellite for broadcast and telecommunications. especially
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      Lock icon Israel dismisses Arafat's acceptance statements
      132 6 UPI ISRAELI leaders have dismissed statements by PLO leader Yasser Arafat in Sweden accepting Israel's existence, charging that he had not explicitly recognised the Jewish state and had offered nothing new. "We need a clear-cut recognition of the right of Israel to live in peace."
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      Lock icon Pakistani embassies to issue passports to exiles
      145 6 Reuter PAKISTAN on Wednesday told its embassies abroad to issue passports to all Pakistani exiles who applied for them. The Interior Ministry announcement follows an amnesty by Prime Minister Benazir Bhutto for political prisoners and exiles sentenced by military courts in their absence.
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  • REST OF THE WORLD
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      Lock icon An upbeat summit for all
      272 7 UPI PRESIDENT REAGAN and his successor, Vice-President George Bush, held an upbeat and friendly meeting on Wednesday with Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev, who added spice to the unprecedented transition summit by announcing a sharp cut in the Kremlin's conventional forces. After meeting for more than
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      Lock icon Farm trade: bid for accord
      388 7 Reuter AN UNLIKELY COALITION of trading nations is seeking compromise between the United States and the European Community (EC) on farm trade, showing that rich and poor countries can work together when interests coincide. The US wants the Montreal mid-term review of the Uruguay round
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      Lock icon Defence industry profits may fall: analysts
      205 7 Reuter WHILE MOST of Wall Street cheered the thaw in AmericanSoviet relations with rallies in the stock and bond markets, the defence industry is likely to take a gloomier view of events. Industry analysts said on Wednesday that profits of American defence contractors could
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      Lock icon Soviet arms pledge gets mixed reception
      625 7 Fears that Moscow will still remain militarily superior to Nato AP WEST EUROPEAN leaders have welcomed Soviet President Mikhail Gorbachev's pledge to cut conventional forces unilaterally, but some are warning that even after such a move the Soviets would still remain militarily superior to
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      Lock icon Nato welcomes Soviet arms cuts but asks for more
      465 7 Reuter NATO foreign ministers, welcoming arms cuts announced by Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev, were meeting in Brussels yesterday to agree on even bigger reductions they would like the Warsaw Pact to make. Mr Gorbachev upstaged the two-day Nato meeting with his
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  • COMMODITIES
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      RAS and MRELB
      275 9 RAS prices In 3 cents/kg, FOB In M M NOON CLOSE Buyers Sellers Buyers Sellers Wit 1 RSS Prompt 209.50 210.50N 209.00 210.00N Int 1 RSS Jon 88 212.50 213.50N 212.00 213.00N Int 1 RSS Feb 214.50 215.50N 214.00 215.00N Int 2 RSS Of 207.00 209.00N 206.50
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      SSR and SMR
      81 9 (canti/kg) JANUARY 1988 FEBRUARY 1988 (currant month) (forward month) RAS 1 by«n NOON SfNffi NOON Buy*r* S«tt*ri SSS 20 SSfi 50 192.50 194 JON 192.50 194 JON 190JO 192.50N 190.50 192 JON S*Man MRELB bytri C-H OVVlVf# Buy«n SMI CV 305.50 307JON 307JO 309.50N SMi I SMt
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      Rubber
      181 9 SINGAPORE: Rubber prices ended the day slightly higher with January 1 RSS buyer quoted at 212.00 cents a kg yesterday. On the TSR-20 Award market, prices hovered narrowly in thin afternoon trading. January buyer was quoted at 194.00 cents a kg. MALAYSIA: The rubber market firmed at the close
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      KL Tin
      127 9 JAPANESE buying, abeent since Monday, coupled with further atrong demand from European and local Intereeta pushed tin up Ave cents to M 519.65 a kg yeatarday. Turnover fell to 112 tonnes. Sterling's continued weakness against the rlngglt widened the KLTM'a premium over European spot tin to £25 a
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      Lock icon Crude Oil and Products
      147 9 Telerate Activity for fuel oil remained fairly thin in the Singapore market yesterday. Sell indications for Dec CST-180 were still heard to be around US$76 per tonne (cif/fob Sing) but very few sellers were to be found. Short-term market sentiment was described as stable and scattered
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      Palm Oil
      408 9 MALAYSIAN CRUDE PALM OIL FUTURES closed mixed to easier on the Kuala Lumpur Commodity Exchange yesterday. Dealers said the market went soft on long liquidation and lack of fresh buying support. The lower overnight on the Chicago Board of Trade also affected the local market. Spot month December
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      Wheat
      100 9 WHEAT FUTURES closed with gains amid steady commission house and commercial demand throughout the session on the Chicago Board of Trade on Wednesday. Prices ended up three to off 1/2 cents a bushel with March up 1-1/2 at U554.23-3/4. Corn futures fell late in sympathy with a sell-off in
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      Soybean
      100 9 SOYBEAN FUTURES closed on a weak note on the Chicago Board of Trade on Wednesday after sinking to new session lows on active local and commission house profit-taking. Spot January closed off 5-1/4 cents at US$7.6B a bushel after stumbling to a new session low of U557.65-1/2. Prices settled
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      Produce Prices
      229 9 Chines* Produce Exchange SoMon' noon doling pricat on D*c 8 (S$/100 kg) Coconut oil Mk FOG 113.00 OtddrumFO# 123.00 Nw drvm FO# 127.00 Copra Mlxod (Ioom) 66 seleri Pepper FO# NLW 730.00 FO# faq NLW 720.00 Sarawak ipadal black FO# NLW 460.00 Sortmrok Asia Woe* FO® NIW Lannnnn
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      London markets
      281 9 London Commodity Exchange Buyor/SoOor dosing prfcos on D*c 7, (£/tonna ur itess specified). Previous closing pricos In poromhosls. CQIIm ftoth ifv-s»or« London, lllm oprton OF London Jon n 02/H04 (1099/1100) High/Low 1115/1095 Mar 1098/1101 Mgh/Low (1093/1094 1107/1094 Sal« (4227) Cocoa Ok 831/832 (838/840) High/Low 834/826 Mar 857/858 H^t/Low
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  • MONEY AND EXCHANGES
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      Options
      1562 10 CURRENCY FUTURES OPTIONS Thursday, Doc 8 1988 OEUTSCMEMARK (SNflEX) Ow M Mh High Lav So« Doc High 88 puts Low too 53 53 54 55 M 57 54 59 60 61 63 330A 230A 104A 21A JM cods M0I LM 315 315 115 36 3 CAB CAB CAB CAB
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      Lock icon Excess liquid assets up M$322m
      198 10 Bernama MALAYSIA'S banking system's excess liquid assets increased by M 5322 million to M 54,818 million in August, reflecting higher resource surplus. Bank Negara said in its August bulletin that the system had a higher resource surplus of M 5995 million during the month, and
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      Lock icon Mitsubishi to buy Sectrend
      117 10 FT MITSUBISHI BANK, a leading Japanese commercial bank, on Wednesday announced plans to buy Sectrend. a US futures broker, in order to secure Sectrend's seats on the Chicago Mercantile Exchange and the Chicago Board ot Trade. Sectrend is now out of active business, but retains its
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      Asian $ market
      190 11 Asian market US$ OffSR 810 7 days 8 11/16 8 9/16 1 month 9 5/8 9 1/2 2 9 7/14 9 5/16 3 months 9 3/8 9 1/4 6 —fc 9 3/8 9 1/4 9 months 9 3/8 9 1/4 12 month 9 7/14 9 5/16 S fr DM (Mkk)t«
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      Foreign Exchange
      236 11 Interbank rates at 3pm yesterday: Currendee Nominal rata* twMwl— Local dollars to c MO OFFER creee party >ne unit of foreign currency) cfcenge US doUor 1.9445 1.9475 2.8196 -30.97 Sterling pound 3.5854 3.5892 7.3469 -51.20 Australian dollar 1.6808 1.6836 3.4286 -50.98 NZ dollar 1.2515 1.2541 3.4286 -63.50 Canadian
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      Lock icon Simex
      475 11 BA Futures MARCH Eurodollar futures opened lower on Simex yesterday than the previous closing level of 90.84 on skepticism over the impact of planned Soviet troop and armament cuts on the US budget deficit. Continued selling interests saw prices plunging to the day's low of 90.79 from the high
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      IMM
      190 11 HIT by waves of panic selling, IMM foreign currency futures ended with huge losses and at their lowest levels in about a month on Wednesday. Most contracts settled near levels not seen since the first week of November. The drop was triggered by Soviet leader Gorbachev's announcement the USSR
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      Forex markets
      1035 11 SINGAPORE: The US dollar edged lower yesterday after the impact of Mr Gorbachev's vow to reduce troop gradually faded. The yen-led attack on the US dollar forced the market to test the yen 122.70 level where strong buying interest prevented the dollar from going lower. The unexpected Bank
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  • BANKING AND FINANCE
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      Lock icon Bank of England revises proposal on bank liquidity
      418 12 Reuter THE BANK OF ENGLAND has slightly revised its proposals for the level and quality of liquidity that banks in Britain must hold on reserve, particularly after comments from overseas banks in London. In March, it proposed new rules for liquidity to
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      Asian dollar market hits record US$267b
      209 12 THE ASIAN DOLLAR market hit a new high of US$267 billion in September, according to latest statistics from the Monetary Authority of Singapore. Total assets of the market rose from U*****.5 billion in August to U*****.1 billion in September this year. MAS, in its
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      Lock icon Soviets hope to issue yen bonds
      63 12 AFP THE SOVIET Union has sounded out Japanese financial circles to issue yen-denominated bonds in Tokyo. The Nihon Keizai Shimbun said officials of the Soviet Foreign Economic Bank visited the Finance Ministry, 10 major commercial banks and securities firms in October, telling them the
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      Arab-Malaysian Credit lining up M$50m facility
      247 12  -  By QUAK HIANG WHAI ARAB-MALAYSIAN Credit Berhad (AMCB) plans to maintain its "market leader position" in the hire purchase and leasing business in Malaysia with the raising of a Msso-million syndicated revolving credit facility AMCB, a wholly-owned subsidiary of the recently listed Arab Malaysian
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      Warburg Asset Management opens office here
      203 12  -  By DEXTER LEE WARBURG ASSET Management, the international division of Lon-don-based Mercury Asset Management Group, has opened a representative office in Singapore to promote investment management services. The office will also conduct research and collate information on investment in the South-east Asian region. Warburg's
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      Money markets
      65 12 THE OVERNIGHT rate on the Singapore money market fell 1/4 point to close at 5 per cent yesterday. The one month rate fell 1/16 point while two and three months remained unchanged. S$ Interbank rates at the dose yesterday: om* mo CWMght 3 4 3/4 1-flKOT* S 1/1*
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      Government securities market
      115 12 Treasury bills Period Issue Yesterday's dosing Day's code Maturity BIO OfFER HKX LOW 3 monlhs SQ*****H 09.03.89 3.66 3.61 3.62 3.59 6 months BY*****Z 23.03.89 3.76 3.71 3.78 3.78 1 year BY*****H 23.11.89 4.28 4.23 4.28 4.28 Government notes and bonds Period Issue Maturity Coupon Yesterday's dosing
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      World interest rates
      175 12 Indicate! tt># ivtrsgt of aka|a|&A JIJ ui« pnm« lenaing rirti of 12 major banks In B'pore Interbank market rates (offer/bid) on Dec 8 uss DM SWFC Y«n doy« 11/14 13 12 7/9 4 13/1* 13/1* 4 3/4 1/2 4 3/1* 1/1* M* t/1* 7/1* 11 l/l* 12
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      Precious Metals
      252 12 HONGKONG: Gold closed slightly higher yesterday in moderate, directionless trading. Bullion ended at U*****.40/90 an ounce against an initial U*****.20/70 and compared with New York's close of U*****.00/50. On the local market, gold fell to close at HK53,946 a tael. The Krugerrand fell to HK53,295. The Maple Leaf
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      Kuok (S) to raise another $100 m
      461 13  -  N M ROTHSCHILD IS ARRANGER AND MANAGER OF PACKAGE By ALVIN TAY Financial Editor BARELY six months after issuing $50 million worth of capped floating rate notes, sugar king Robert Kuok's Singapore-based company is raising another $100 million from the local capital market.
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      Lock icon Indian capital markets boom
      61 13 FT INDIAN capital markets are experiencing explosive growth, with a substantial increase in the volume of funds being raised by the private sector in new equity and bond issues. Over the next two months, companies seek to raise 13 billion rupees, mainly in convertible debenture issues
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      Lock icon Call to harmonise EC savings tax rates
      277 13 Reuter EUROPEAN COMMUNITY savings tax rates must be harmonised to avoid capital flow distortions when exchange controls are abolished in mid-1990, Belgian Finance Minister Philippe Maystadt says. The issue of savings taxes threatens to turn into a major EC battle next year. France
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      Lock icon UMBC Insurans to venture into life insurance
      196 13 Bernama UMBC Insurans Sdn Bhd, a subsidiary of United Malayan Banking Corp Bhd, will venture into the life insurance business next year, its chief executive Ahmad Ghiti Mohamed Oaud said on Wednesday. Speaking after the launching of a new insurance scheme in a
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      Lock icon Impatience in US markets could set off recession
      421 13 Reuter BANK OF BOSTON Corps chief economist James Howell said impatience in the US financial markets over the federal budget deficit could touch off a severe economic downturn. "Wall Street's confidence problem on the budget deficit could be the key factor that
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      Lock icon Savings and loan group wants FDIC to be industry's insurer
      471 13 NYT A LOBBYING GROUP for the savings and loan industry has proposed that the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp be the only insurance agency for both banks and savings institutions. Currently, most savings institutions are insured by the Federal Savings and
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      Lock icon Sumita: G-7 may meet after Bush takes over
      123 13 AFP BANK OF JAPAN governor Satoshi Sumita hinted on Wednesday that the Group of Seven (G-7) industrial nations would hold a meeting of their finance ministers after US Presi-dent-elect George Bush is inaugurated in January. Mr Sumita told a regular press conference
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      121 12 CoiTee at UCC Fountain Cafe. Groom up at Saloon de Yamano. Lunch at l\mg Shark's I in. Grab a novel at Hooks Kinokuniva. Shop at Daimaru Dept Store* and SuiK'nnart. Work out at Riverside Fitness Centre. Dine at The New Otani IVader Y r ie\s Cmviiid at your apartment in
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      187 13 TECHNIQUES DAANI G43DE SINCE 1860 SWISS MADE Ik ~,r watch ma -X-.. VG IEUEJ for those whose targets aren't always found on sales charts. m:' m. a ■f •v >■ t -r- SOLE AGENT: VV i. i. l, T I M* 1" ..SINGAPORE PTE LTD Authorised Dealers: •Cortina Watch Centre
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      76 13 PERSIAN CARPET AUCTION Sunday, Dec 11, 1988 at 2pm Tanglin Room Marco Polo Hotel Tanglin Road Singapore 1024 >, n. Oriental Carpet Palace (Pte) Ltd Singapore Handicaft Centre t/llrOl Tang r Road Singapore 102-5 Te *****59 HIGHLIGHT 50 pieces of natural silk rugs from Iran. Turkey and Pakistan. Better Quality,
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      506 14 TWENTY-EIGHT YEARS AGO, Nikita Khruschev came to the United Nations to make a speech. In it, he told the Americans that "we will bury you". This week, Mikhail Gorbachev spoke to the UN. He did not go as far as telling the Americans that he was
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      1246 14  -  When Bridgestone bought American tyre manufacturer Firestone nine months ago, the industry was not overly concerned. Now Bridgestone has announced major investments worldwide. Its rivals are waking up to the fact that it is serious about becoming the world's number one tyre maker, displacing Goodyear
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      125 14 I Ira f IN t Choose from over 200 Classic Rock Titles for onfy $19.99 including. THE BLUES BROTHERS Original Soundtrack THE CMS The Cart PHIL COLLINS Face Value RYCOODER Bop TW You Drop ALICE COOPER Welcome To My Nightmare THE DOORS Morrison Hotel THE EAGLES Greatest Hits 1971-75 ROBERTA
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      134 14 m Ss&l > L <w* WPjA -T Y\ v' "r--c^» > 'f-'fiA *Tt "JLJ vwVt w \VV.' VC<< o> >n\ ■52 t :V\ :^l\ €<* ;h\\ i- V u l v u 1 V' V m V 1 SiA* 4Y «># !<%*} 25D f < 17; l v ■Jr Sj
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      49 14 ftanlcDicto6 L€_r-reR r 0 mess Rs cxjn FRnes y a roNt uistCRRcic u<e t H fyt rnd i'u oomr ROUND P>ND l<NOCK Vouf? OFF r D€JM£ SIR, Re \OURS IZfTH. I FIND THC TONie of thc lohoig terree ROD6 f>ND THe POSTSCRIPT" PARTICULARLY fJ SiVE. p A -*06 Vic5k_
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      The largest foreign investor
      262 15 DAEWOO ELECTRONICS is the first South Korean investment in Northern Ireland and the largest foreign investor. Its video cassette recorder factory now under construction represents an investment of Ss63 million over three years. Production at the plant in Atrim is scheduled to get under way by
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      The Asian hand in Irish eyes
      659 15 THE ASIAN PRESENCE in Northern Ireland goes back to the *****, when the first Asians settled in Belfast and Londonderry. They were mainly Indians who crossed over from England and started petty trading operations and peddling. Then came Chinese traders and more Indians, this
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      976 15  -  There are two Northern Irelands. One is the creation of headlines, full of religious strife, bombings and shootings. The other is a province which is trying to woo Asian investors to a hardworking labour force, excellent industrial relations and a tradition of racial harmony. PAUL
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      232 15 Results of the Payroll Quiz ONLY 30% had the correct answers! For the employee who earned $1002 in August, here are the correct answers: 1. Employer's contribution $121 2. Employee's contribution $240 3. PHILIPS came to Singapore in 1951 The draw was conducted by Mr Garry Ng of the Association
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      35 15 D I E T H E LM An Exhibition of Italian Beds and Bed Linen. From now to the end of the year. At the Treasury Showroom. #01-02, Treasury Buildino, 8 Shenton Way. Telephone *****68.
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      463 16  -  By SANGEETA MULCHAND THE LAST THING an interviewee needs is an audience. The five candidates for the 1908 Veuve Clicquot Champagne Scholarship, however, had no choice. When they trooped in, one at a time, to the New Orleans Restaurant, they were greeted
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      712 17 NYT IN THE FRONT WINDOW of the Citarella fish store on the upper west side of Manhattan, Fernando Lara was positioning seafood on a sheet of ice so that it looked like an American flag and a Soviet flag. For the American flag,
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      200 16 Where to entertain. Treat yourself to a sumptuous spread of Teochew Porridge this weekend. mam Between 10 pm and 4 am, when you feel like supper or even just a nibble, head for the Teochew Porridge Buffet at Orchard Hotel. But only on Fridays and Saturdays. A most satisfying spread
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      181 16 MALAYSIAN HIGH TEA ONLY (7.00++ Try Something Malaysian Style "HIGH TEA" From three to six every aftermxm your choice of 15 Buffet spread of delicious Kuch Lips. Kueh Dadah, Ma- Stain, Kueh Kuchee, Agar Agar Gundil, Bubor Hitam, Gula Melaka and many more. Unlimited servings Time: 3.(Jo—6,U)pm Venue: CVxidang Sayang
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      206 16 FASHIONABLY HYATT Join the fashion-conscious every Friday (3.00 6.00 pm) in The Lounge. Watch our models parade the latest collections while you enjoy our tea spread consisting of fine tea blends, scones and cream, fresh pastries, cakes and fruits and imaginative sandwiches. Tea plus show at $10.90* per person. ,pkjs
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      165 16 THAI BlfffT Dec 1 —Jan 1 Lunch or dinner. Adults $14.50+ Children helow 12 yrs $9 00+ Festive Prices: Adults 518.50 neU Children below 12 yrs $11 50 neU Includes Special Christmas cakes Cafe Plaza as 1 Plaza Hotel w mezzGorH,*-! 5 Coleman Street, Singapore 0617 Tel: 338-7733 1 m
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      76 16 ,5 a I V »v m -r<:< i n BL VThe most pooular buffet lunch renowned for its value-for-money ;> <1 40 other new varieties! Superior specialities with menu change every fortnight! on'y $14^0++ child $10.50++ V mm m M M Hi *;5' 4 jf'fi fIIIHAHIIi HfMI A~ f NCa
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      114 17 (Jbolu 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 A® Centurv Park Sheraton Singapore 16 Nassim Hil Singapore 1025
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      66 17 POMMERY The champagne with pride in its heritage. Only 17 out 0f254 champagne crus (tillages) achieie the distinction of a 99 or 100% rating for their tjnalirw Dye House of Pommery owns more of tljese 100% rated limards than any otl.ier gratide marque. With3oohectare spreads, in tfje Montagne de Reims
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      541 17 m CRYPTIC PUZZLE ACROSS 4 Artist to depend on but not often! (6) 7 Machine for smoothing rough water? (8) 8 Creature going around in prides (6) 10 Not the hiker's favourite fruitl (5) 13 Inoffensive numbers (4) 14 The speed Socrates showed (4) 15 Name a metal article (4)
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      1195 17 w iMb aaao® Intelligence or heredity < Itu'/y*:Z -isT /S *H •4«. M FRIDAY AT THE MOVIES Trading Place# 10.45pm, Channel 5 Ralph Bellamy and Don Ameche are two elderly businessmen who make a ridiculous wager of one dollar to prove If basic Intelligence is more important than heredity in
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      315 18  -  WLF By WALTON MORAIS AN INDONESIAN TREAT, courtesy of BT, awaits the two best Singaporean performers in next week's Yokohama Tyres Junior Qotf Classic at Warren. BT will sponsor the two best local performers in the 54-hole championship, which begins on Tuesday, to
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      156 18 NYT THE NEW YORK TIMES Co announced on Wednesday the acquisition of Golf World, which vtfll become the company's fifth golfing magazine. Golf World, a publication issued 40 times a year with a paid circulation of 120,000, was acquired from Golf World-Wide
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      338 18 YACHTING Reuter NEW ZEALANDER Chris Dickson proved he is still one of the finest international yachtsmen when he took an early lead in the inaugural world match-racing championship off Fremantle on Wednesday. Dickson, dumped by New Zealand's America's Cup financier Michael Fay when he
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      Lock icon Dramatic change for Redskins
      215 18 AMERICAN FOOTBALL UPI ELEVEN MONTHS after winning the Super Bowl, the Washington Redskins are left with the hope of a wild-card berth as their only way to defend their title. But even that faint chance leaves coach Joe Gibbs with reason to sound hopeful. "Anybody who
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      312 18 TENNIS AP CLAUDIA KOHDE-KILSCH rallied from the brink of defeat to beat Anne Minter in three sets yesterday and lift defending champion West Germany to victory over Australia and a place in the semi-finals of the Federation Cup tennis tournament in Melbourne. Kohde-Kilsch downed Minter
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      227 18 AP TRACY AUSTIN will make her first singles appearance in five-and-a-half years in the second KISS-100 Tennis Invitational, which was scheduled to open in Haverford, Pennsylvania, yesterday and will also feature Martina Navratilova, the world No. 2. The 25-year-old Austin, a two-time US
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      Strong foreign challenge in junior event
      267 18 RISING STAR Wong Chee Leong and reigning queen Lela Zainal will have their hands full defending their reputations in the Pizza Hut Junior Masters age-group tennis championship next week. Looking at the foreign field that has signed up for the weeklong championship in five
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      400 19 mm*** HOCK LOCK SIEW LUXURY BOAT builder GB Holdings recently came out with another sparkling set of results at half-time, promising to top last year's record posttax profit of $5.88 million. But the news hasn't lifted the Sesdaq counter, which continues to languish along
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      Lock icon PNB joins group developing M'sian software industry
      310 19 NST PERMOOALAN Nasional Bhd (PNB) has emerged as the fifth partner in a Mslo million jointventure project to help develop the local computer software industry. PNB will join Malaysia Airlines, Swissair. IBM and Mesiniaga to set up the joint venture company to develop
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      Lock icon KL to consider graduated commission system again
      603 19 MBT THE PROPOSED graduated commission system (GCS). which was booted out by Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange (KLSE) members last December, will be put forward to the members again on Dec 18 This time, however, the likelihood of the stockbrokers approving the GCS is
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      415 19  -  By FOO CHOY PENG DUTCH BREWER Heineken, an active participant in the oroposed merger of rival groups Malayan Breweries (Malaya) and Guinness Malaysia recently, has pulled off a similar deal in Europe. The group yesterday announced that it will team up with distiller NV Koninklijke
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      L&M chairman expects return to profitability
      251 19 L&M GROUP Investments Ltd chairman Paul Lim has optimistically forecast a return to profitability for the current year after three difficult trading years. Mr Lim, in his annual address to shareholders, based his optimism on "the contracts secured in hand and the general improvement
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      653 19 11 Ex Books Dm Tolai tor Total tor dale clou payable •m year toal year A 1 S t 10% (b» Jan 4 Jon 20 Jon 31 10% 5% AMDS l%lbl Nov 24 Dec 8 Jon 9 1% 1% Amol Steel 8%TE(bl Dec 1 Dec 15 Jon 30
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        753 20  -  by JOCELYN TOM ACTIVITY in the local stockmarket yesterday was fuelled by speculation over the Multi-Pur-pose Holdings Bhd group of listed companies. MPHB, Malayan United Industries (MUI) and Magnum Corporation were traded on speculation that there was a corporate restructuring within
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        COMPANY MEETINGS
        127 20 LUM CHANG HOLDINGS Lid: 6th AGM at Board Room of the office of the company. 38 Kim Tian Road #03-00, Kim Tian Plaza today at 11.00 am. SINGAPORE LAND LTD: 25th AGM at 4 Shenton Way, #19-06 A, Shing Kwan House today at noon. C I HOLDINGS Bertiad:
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        Unit trusts
        322 20 Managers' prices for Dec 9 Singapore Unit Trust The Commerce 095 101 The Savings Fund 081 0.87 S'pore Prog Fund 036 0 40 S'pore Sec Fund 0 63 0 60 S'por* lnv«st Fund 065 070 S pore Equity Fund 045 0«9xd Asia Unit Trust Mol Invest Fund 1.41
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        51 20 Company OTHERS Ind Oxygon f®str«c1ed offer for sole by P«fli Msn of 54.179.750 or<Jinory shores of SO cents each in Ol (Offer Shore) on (He bosis ol 1 Offer Shore for every 4 shores held of 65 cents per Offer Shore Ex date: Dec 8 Books dose: Dec
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        313 20 Company RIGHTS ISSUE C 1 Holdings 27 million toon stocks in th* ratio ot $3 toon stock tor every five ordmory shores held D C Bank On* tor-two $0 75 per shore Duta Cons On* tor on* $1 10 per shor* F A C B On* tor on*
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      5672 20 If High MS Low Tel Code Company Laat Sale DEC OS orVol rooo) Day High Low Last 0 Buyer mole toiler fir's Dtv Dtv C'vr Qr's r m Net P/E M Cap Smil SECTION ONE INDUSTRIAL COMMERCIAL 141 85 218 167 135 460 209 350 129 167
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        3494 21 NST PRICES on the Kuala Lumpur stock market rose for the third straight day on bargain-hunting in moderately active trading This was despite a fall on the Tokyo stock market Interest was. however, switched to second and lower liners which have fallen to attractive levels Dealers said
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        797 22  -  USs4oom worth of assets disposed of since last Nov By AL O LABITA Jr THE AQUINO GOVERNMENT, in trying to shake off the cronyism associated with the Marcos regime, is making headway in shedding its "non-performing assets'' through a World-Bank backed privatisation policy. In a report
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        564 22 Reuter ZURICH: Swiss share prices ended a slow session narrowly mixed yesterday, with bearer shares and participation certificates marginally lower and registered shares slightly higher, dealers said. Prices drifted down from a slightly firmer opening as the lower dollar prompted light profit-taking. "Sentiment was cautious and investors
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        539 22 Tokyo Reuter TOKYO share prices slumped on heavy profittaking yesterday, after Wednesday's late surge through the Nikkei index's 30,000-point level for the first time on futures-linked buying, brokers said. "The market broke through a historical barrier. After that sort of rise on Wednesday, the market needs a
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        439 22 Australia Reuter AUSTRALIAN SHARES ended slightly firmer in quiet trade yesterday as the market consolidated its recent gains. Brokers said stocks firmed for the third consecutive day in a slight bounce spurred by a short-covering rally among broking houses, who were still trading on their own books.
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        Stocks down on light profit-taking
        1331 22 Hongkong HONGKONG share prices closed lower yesterday on light profit-taking and the Hang Seng index's stubborn resistance to 2,700 points, brokers said. Stocks drifted steadily lower from the morning but light trade locked the index in 10-point range most of the day. Brokers noted that
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        Lock icon Taipei: Lower close
        399 22 Reuter TAIWANESE share prices closed lower yesterday as signs that a proposed bonus issue by three commercial banks may not proceed spurred investors to sell the stocks they had bought so frantically over the past two days, dealers said. The weighted index opened weaker and con- tinued
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        154 22 Reuter THE SECURITIES Exchange of Thailand Index fell 4.39 points to 390.50 yesterday on a turnover of 3,931,348 shares worth 236.88 million baht. Dec oa BAK1 Ao Kham Thai 318 Ayudhya Invaatmant Bangkok Agro-ind 102 Bangkok Bank 273 r -16 -t unch Bank Of Ayudhya 334 Charoong
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        Lock icon Manila: Profit-taking
        115 22 Reuter PROFIT-TAKING spread to depress most Philippine shares at the close of moderate trading yesterday, ignoring copper's sharp gains in New York, brokers said. "The weaker stocks were carried along (downward)," said Jesus Cinco of Papa Securities Corp. "It was normal for the market to rest after rising
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        Lock icon NZ: Market unsettled
        164 22 Reuter NEW ZEALANO share prices tumbled yesterday after reports of fresh friction within the New Zealand leadership. Brokers said the market was unsettled by media reports of a deepening rift between Prime Minister Oavid Lange and Finance Minister Roger Douglas. "Any suggestion that Douglas is going would
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        Lock icon Seoul: Active buying
        166 22 Reuter SEOUL STOCKS edged higher yesterday as active buying in manufacturing sectors balanced institutions' sales of market-leading financial stocks, brokers said. The composite index near the close was up 1.61 points to 870.86, after a rise of 11.25 on Wednesday. Turnover was 420.2 billion won against 580.1
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        765 23 New York Reuter WALL STREET got a lift on Wednesday from an announcement by Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev that the Soviet Union would cut its troops and conventional armament, but the gains were undercut by profit-taking, soft bond prices and unresolved concerns about the economy. Traders said
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        987 23 London Reuter LONDON SHARES were mixed to lower at a relatively sluggish opening yesterday with participants speculating that the recent gains on Wall Street were overdone and the New York market might be set to drift, dealers said. "There are no major UK economic figures
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        Lock icon London tightens disclosure rules
        1691 23 FT THE BRITISH GOVERNMENT has announced that the threshold at which shareholders must declare their stakes in public companies will be lowered from 5 per cent to 3 per cent and the time limit for such declarations reduced from five days to two days. Trade and
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        72 24 AFP VIETNAM'S troop withdrawal from Cambodia this year will probably fall short by about 12,000 from a promised 50,000 soldiers but is still a "movement in the right direction", Western diplomats said in Bangkok yesterday. They put the number of Vietnamese troops in Cambodia in May at
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        29 24 AFP VIETNAM is considering a proposal to reform its corporate tax system amid growing criticism from the private sector, a Vietnamese source said yesterday. AFP
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        84 24 AFP growth put at 7pc TAIWAN'S economy is expected to grow by seven per cent next year as the country relies more on domestic demand to offset a slowdown in exports, the Council for Economic Planning and Development said in Taipei yesterday. It said
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        40 24 AFP A TAIWANESE navy patrol boat opened fire on three Chinese fishing boats illegally peddling mainland goods along Taiwan's northern coast, wounding six fishermen, one seriously, a Garrison Command official said in Taipei yesterday.— AFP
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        Lock icon Terms for accepting freedom
        80 24 AFP accepting freedom SOUTH African black nationalist leader Nelson Mandela will not accept freedom unless all political prisoners are released, family sources said in Johnnesburg yesterday, dismissing his move from a Cape Town clinic to a plush prison warder's home as "meaningless". Justice Minister Kobie Coetsee
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      Detainees re-arrested minutes after release
      536 24  -  Move followed court order that the four be freed By MARTIN SOONG FOUR political detainees were re-arrested and served fresh detention orders yesterday minutes after being released from Internal Security Department custody following an Appeals Court judgement earlier in the day. A joint statement from
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      Lock icon Japanese US units should be good corporate citizens, says Sony chief
      382 24 AP JAPANESE INDUSTRY, anticipating a continuing movement of its manufacturing across the Pacific, wants its US subsidiaries to be good corporate citizens, says Akio Morita, founder and chairman of the Sony Corporation. Many Japanese-owned factories are setting up in
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      India asked to train Maldives troops
      103 24 MALDIVES President Maumoon Abdul Gayoom yesterday asked India to train his country's security forces and said Indian troops would remain in his country as long as he desired. "It is more a matter of training," he told a news conference in New Delhi, when
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      51 24 Reuter RAJIV GANDHI will make his first visit to China from Dec 19 to Dec 23, the Indian government confirmed yesterday. A statement in New Delhi said Mr Gandhi would hold extensive talks with his counterpart, Li Peng, and other Chinese leaders and visit Xian and Shanghai.
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      Progress made on negotiation frameworks
      478 24  -  By PAUL GOPAL AFTER ALL-NIGHT discussions, the Uruguay Round of multilateral trade talks on negotiation frameworks adjourned on Thursday morning (Canadian time) to resume later in the day to discuss the contentious issues of intellectual property rights and agriculture. Malaysian Trade and Industry Minister Oatin
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      272 24 AFP THE AUSTRALIAN government yesterday announced a new immigration policy that maintains the current level of intake but adds a new category of economic migrant. Immigration has been the subject of a heated debate in Australia since the opposition suggested earlier this year that the
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      230 24 Suharto calls for increased HanoiJakarta cooperation AFP Reuter INDONESIAN President Suharto yesterday called for increased cooperation between Hanoi and Jakarta to strengthen regional resilience. Mr Suharto hoped that both countries could step up cooperation in the communications field as it would "bolster the national resilience of each country and this
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      Lock icon 'Asean a priority for Indonesia'
      233 24 Bernama ASEAN is a priority of Indonesian foreign policy, an eminent Indonesian expert on international relations says. Speaking in Jakarta yesterday, Dr Soedjati Djiwandono told a conference on the country's foreign policy that due to cultural and historical differences as well as political and security
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      248 24 FT SEMICONDUCTOR PRODUCERS in the European Community will lose their world market share to the United States and Japan between now and 1993, but EC producers of software, telecommunications services and consumer electronics will gain, according to a wide-ranging study of 130
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      44 22 This announcement appears as a matter of record only MALAYSIAN AIRLINE SYSTEM U5532,983,281.79 TAX-SPARING FACILITY Funds provided by THE MITSUI TRUST BANKING CO., LTD. SINGAPORE BRANCH Arranged by cflb SIMBL OD Singapore International Merchant Bankers Limited An association of OCBC and Schroders November 1988
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      12 22 Tha Bombay martat was cloaad yaatartay On target, Chart Point every Saturday
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      251 23 In the Matter of THE COMPANIES ACT (CHAPTER 50.) AND In the Matter of BEE ANN REALTY (PTE) LTD (In Members Voluntary Liquidation) NOTICE OF FINAL MEETING NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that pursuant to Section 308 of the Companies Act. Chapter 50., the final meeting of the members of the
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      619 23 NOTICES IN THE MATTER OF THE COMPANIES ACT, CAP. 50 AND IN THE MATTER OF SHAW PROPERTIES (PTE) LIMITED (In Members' Voluntary Liquidation) NOTICE OF SPECIAL RESOLUTION (Pursuant to Section 290(2Kb)) At an Extraordinary General Meeting of the company held at 1 Scotts Road. 13th/14th Storeys, Shaw Centre. Singapore 0922
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      611 23 IN THE MATTER OF THE COMPANIES ACT, CAP. SO AND IN THE MATTER OF SAN EE YANG ENTERPRISES AND TRADING PTE LTD (IN CREDITORS' VOLUNTARY WINDING UP) NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that at an Extraordinary General Meeting of the abovenamed Company duly convened and held at 100 Upper Cross Street
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      378 23 IN THE MATTER OF THE COMPANIES ACT, CAP. 50 AND IN THE MATTER OF PAHDON (S) PTE LTD (In Members' Voluntary Wlnding-Up) Notice is hereby given, pursuant to Section 308 of the Companies Act, Cap. 50, that the final general meeting of the members of the abovenamed company will be
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      737 23 THE COMPANIES ACT CHAPTER 50 SECTION 290 (2Kb) NOTICE OF RESOLUTION BEDOK VILLE DEVELOPMENT PTE LTD (In Members' Voluntary Liquidation) At an Extraordinary General Meeting of Bedokville Development Pte Ltd held on the Ist day of December 1988. the following special resolutions were duly passed: RESOLVED: 1) That the company
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      273 24 You are invited to the "Show of Shows IE CS December 8— 11, 1988 Halls 3, 4 5; World Trade Centre The biggest and most important information technology exhibition in the Asia/Pacific region opens in Singapore on December 8. Occupying nearly 20,000 sq.m. at the World I rade Centre it
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      124 25 AFP A VISITING Japanese Maritime Safety Agency patrol ship left Hongkong yesterday to help in finding survivors of a fishing vessel which collided with a container ship in the South China Sea, a government spokesman said. The Japanese patrol ship Mizuho was responding to a
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      290 25 Bernama THE FEDERATION of Malaysian Freight Forwarders (FMFF) has adopted a code of ethics for its members, its executive secretary, Cik Ong Mei Lim, said yesterday. She said the code was designed to professionalise the freight forwarding industry by way of practice, thinking and
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      227 25 Reuter THE TOTAL SURPLUS of tanker tonnage over demand is expected to be closer to parity at around 9 per cent by 1992, according to James Warfield, president of Burmpac New York. Addressing the Lloyd's Shipping Economist tanker conference in
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        139 25 AFP A TAIWANESE navy patrol boat opened fire at three Chinese fishing boats illegally peddling mainland goods along Taiwan's northern coast, wounding six fishermen, one seriously, a Garrison Command official said in Taipei yesterday. The fishermen had refused to leave Au Di port on
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        47 25 Reuter THE PANAMANIAN VESSEL Cabana is grounded on Tubbataha reef in the Sulu Sea, off southern Philippines. Lloyd's Shipping Intelligence Service quoted the Salvage Association's surveyor as saying he hoped the 6,170-dwt vessel, carrying a cargo of logs, would be refloated by Monday. Reuter
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        88 25 Reuter THE JAPANESE Transport Ministry issued 13 shipbuilding permits totalling 383,719 gross registered tons (grt) in November, compared with 13 ships of 303,620 grt in October and 11 ships of 507,629 grt in November 1987. The ministry said November permits comprised four vessels totalling 59,100
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        120 25 UPI A COAST GUARD CUTTER arrived in Charleston, South Carolina, on Wednesday with 16,700 kg of marijuana seized in what officials called one of the largest operations of its kind this year. The Coast Guard said the marijuana was discovered on Tuesday on
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      1198 26 The bill of lading fit for the wastepaper basket? Can the deficiencies of the bill of lading, which has been with us for 400 years, be made good? This article takes a look at these weaknesses and the solutions to the present problems of using the negotiable instrument. Fairplay THE
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      1090 26 AB SKpg V 5 ABSS Shpg a 1 ABC Container IX 1 Acccwd Shpg VI 3 Ahrenkiel liner X 4 Allfram VII 3 AC Toepfer XI 5 American Tpt X 4/5 Anro Service IV 2/3 Arrow I met IX s Anon Oceon XI 4 Assoc Corrmge XI
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      426 27 Reuter DEMAND for tanker tonnage will increase sharply in the *****, reaching 8,000 billion tonne miles in 1995, up from 5,905 in 1987, according to a senior shipping economist for Oslo-based Intertanko, Erik Ranheim said. Addressing the Lloyd's Shipping Economist tanker conference
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      113 27 AFP BANGLADESH authorities have issued an alert against any attempt to dump toxic industrial wastes by foreign ships within the country's territorial waters Sources said in Dhaka on Wednesday that the Department of Environment Pollution Control issued the order on Tuesday following press reports
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      187 27 Jan 10 The quality and reliability of flexible pipes, joint Institue of Marine Engineers RINA offshore group meeting. 1730 hours. Institute of Marine Engineers. The Mermorial Building. 76 Mark Lane, London EC3. Jan 24 Marine insurance now and in the future, Institute of Marine Engineers, 1730 hours. The
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      96 27 DOUGLASS COATES has been named president of American Consolidation Services, an operating unit of American President Companies that provides consolidation services for international shipments Coates was most recently vice-president of marketing for American President Distribution Services, a North American domestic freight services unit of APC.
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      103 27 KINGSLEY WOOD. Shipping Times s Australian correspondent, passed away peacefully on Monday, Dec 5. Mr Wood, 75. had been ill with lung cancer He leaves behind a son, Howard Wood, 38 As a long-time correspondent for Shipping Times. Mr Wood contributed a wealth of stories on the
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      542 27 Density Water Cartoon Residue Ash Aluminium Sediment KG/M*3 V/V M/M M/M PPM M/M Exxon method ISO/Clmac limits Spec E25 Spec G35 991 991 1.0 1.0 15.0 18.0 0 10 0.15 30* 30* 0.15* 0.15* Northern Europe 180 Ave 180 Max No above E25 980 991 0 0.1
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      1297 32 FURTHER chartering on Wednesday was reported to cover grain from the US Gulf to the Continent but details have so far not been disclosed, shipbrokers said. The vessel involved was thought to be the Star Enterprise of 66.000 tonnes dw with Continental Grain the charterer. The same company
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      6726 32 AARHUB Kang He. China Ocean. Dec 8 M Parla Maarsk Line, Dec 8. Kama*i*a. Trtot. Dec 8. Ever Gallant, Evergreen. Oec 10 Largs Bay. Trtot. Oec 1 i(PK). Nad Surla. ScanOulcht. Dac 12. Xing Ha, China Ocean Dac 13. Ming Peace,
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      1305 32 AT CONVENTIONAL WHARVES KEPPEL WHARVES i Arrival Depart Mm K34 oloagud* II 12/1300 F» Not K27 okxtgud* 12.12/2200 G Hov«« as otongud* 1112/0(00 Gwnoi K33 oloxgsid* 11 12/1200 Mi K2t aloA0s*d* 13.12/2300 KoM Aioa K3I otoAgud* 09I2AM00 Kola 6»ftoi KI8 atoognd* 09 12/1500 Maiafco JoyoJ K30 olongMd*
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      923 34 THIS FORTNIGHTLY REPORT, compiled by Cockett Marine Oil Ltd, shows price ranges in US dollars, instead of single prices for more comprehensive description of the market. Prices shown are based on average sized stem. Market movements are indicated. The Cockett Bunker Price Index change and the individual
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      140 36 Reuter THE NETHERLANDS will withdraw its last minesweeper from the Gull soon after consulting other European powers, Deputy Defence Minister Jan Van Houwelingen said after talks with Kuwaiti Defence Minister Sheikh Nawaf alAhmed al-Sabah The US, however, is to maintain 25 naval ships in
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      348 36 Lloyd s List THE WORLD'S first ship with a bridge designed specifically for one-man operation has been delivered by Burmeister Wain of Denmark to Petroßulk Carriers. The ship the 10th in a 15strong series of products carrier being built at the Copenhagen yard
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      113 25 Tanker demand. mm CAN THE DEFICIENCIES of the bill of lading, which has been with us for 400 years, be made good? A look at these weaknesses and the solutions to the present problems of using the negotiable instrument. Page II DEMAND for tanker tonnage will increase sharply in the
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      423 26 u Hapag-Lloyd II CONTAINER SERVICE TO UK/CONTINENT CONTAINER SERVICE FROM UK/CONTINENT Agents: Singapore *****00 Bookings *****06 CFS *****48 K. Lumpur *****25* P. Kelang *****18 CFS *****50• Penang *****7, *****2 /v TRANS VEACX PACIFIC Transport SERVICE WEEKLY FULL CONTAINER SERVICE TO/FROM USA (CANADA) B. PERMAI 471 JUTLANDIA 481 KORRIGAN 491 N.
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      17 26 Lines and services represented by Members of the Registry of Accredited Shipping Agents. Singapore National Shipping Association
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      516 26 S? C SAV Corrpjnu Sud Amcrtcano do Vjpcres S A Lire t -d 7 j EXPRESS SERVICE TO/FROM CHILE ft tots I SPOKE I BOTHER VESSEL HK TOKO MICA HN ANTOfVALP SAI VESSEL CSAV 1 12/12 CAR CARRIER 1 22/12 N/1 12/2 CSAV 2 2*12 ATACAMA VCSitB »12 14/1 11/2
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      1331 27 SJS The Straits Steamship Group P&O Cont Containers STRAITS SHIPPING Singapore to Sabah, Sarawak, Brunei Ports and Bangkok CONTAINER SERVICE TO UK/CONTINENT: ICONTAINERSHIP SERVICES TO/FROM BANGKOK I PEGASUS PIONEER VION 09 10 Dec U l< Oec PECASUS PROGRESS VfcON 12 13 Dec IS 16 Dec BANGKOK BORNEO AGENCIES LTD. BANGKOK
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      638 27 EUROPE 1 m. VESSEL TOKYO SENATOR NEW YOM SENATOR BREMEN SENATOR ASIAN SENATOR ACCEPTIM CAMO TO FRON HAN IRE OTHER OK PORTS OR REQUEST r<Hinn'n VESSEL DUTCH SEN KOREAN SEN General Agent USA/PANAMA LOAO OISCHAME VOT TOKYO SEN |EF 001 NEW YORK SEN |EF 002 EF 013 107.01 EF 004
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      462 28 IHSINOSE MARITIME PTE LTD ISLAMIC REPUBLIC OF IRAN SHIPPING LINES IRANIAN SERVICE Singapore Loading for IRAN MAHALLATI PJL666 SID BANDAR ABBAS KYOWA LINE SOUTH PACIFIC SERVICE MOTHER VSI HK LOAD FOR KYOWA HIBISCUS V.34 30/12 VILA, NMA. LTK, SUVA, PAGO APIA KYOWA VIOLET V.23 2S/1 VILA, NMA. LTK, SUVA, PAGO.
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      1060 28 HANJIN SHIPPING CO., LTD. FULLY CONTAINERISED SERVICE ITO EUROPE VIA SUEZ A member of the Act Coniorlium IIOUTBOUND SERVICE TO U.S.A./CANADA To: PACIFIC SOUTH WEST I FROM EUROPE VIA SUE 2 A Mwtib* of lh« Ac* Consortium CONVENTIONAL SERVICE TO PERSIAN GULF Sin T/S POUT LINE HAUL 11/U PUS. KEE
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      71 28 INDIA STEAMSHIP FORTNIGHTLY EXPRESS CONTAINER SERVICE TO INDIA SRI LANKA Subpart to inducwwit Agent* SHARIKAT TRANS-ORIENT SDN. BHD. SINGAPORE *****10, *****56 PORT KELANG: *****94/5 LIN LIN SHIPPING PTE. LTD. I. Mj|i<>nc Road *05 01 Central Bu.Winj Smjjpoft OIK Tel U3MI4 t UJH22 m WEEKL* SERVICE S POPE T 0 KUCHIKG
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      628 28 M EVERGREEN Full Container Service Round-The-World East Bound (FE/CARIB/USEC/EURO/FE) EVtll GUANO EVER GIFT EVER GOLOEN EVER GLOBE EVER GENIUS EVER GIANT EVER GENTRY SGf> HKG KSG KLC PUS OS* TYO CHS 12/12 I*l2 17iu I*l2 aju aiu »u 22iu av a/12 aiu mn oMi owi OM>l IMI 11/01 13/01 w
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      816 29 w PACIFIC INTERNATIONAL LINES PIL Building, 140 Cecil Street, 03-00 Singapore 0106. Tel: *****33 FAR EAST CONTAINER SERVICE ACCEPTING MURURAN/TOMAKOMJU/HfTACHI CARGO VIA HKQ JAKARTA CONTAINER SERVICE SURABAYA/SEMARANG CONTAINER SERVICE SCA HAWK HAI OUAHO SCA HAWK SCA HAWK MAMPAMT BANGKOK CONTAINER SERVICE BEL A WAN/STRAITS CONTAINER SERVICE I RED SEA/EAST AND
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      494 29 BEN LINE 1 CONTAINERS EXPRESS CONTAINER SERVICE TO UK/CONTINENT EXPRESS CONTAINER SERVICE FROM UK/CONTINENT MM I'NAVf N ••DAM HAVtf HOD P KLANC t'POW FOS lay StiM StaM SaaM SIIM %U WU MKC. KAO SiiM fa.M I*U SMO In SmM SatM Sum wu ti.hu SMW SaM SMM MM Si.M MfU J*U
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      512 29 DJASAGETRI A Joint Europe Service Of. P.T. DJAKARTA HOT# P.T. BESUII LLOYD P.T. SAMUBEIA INDONESIA P.T. TMKOM LLOTD EXPRESS SEMI COBTAINERSBIP SERVICES SINGAPORE TO EOROPE VSI/VOY LJ. BONTANGMWB SRIWtJAVA/2S«re KUTAI/16WB E£7 ANTWERP H'BURG/ ROAM/ADAM BREMEN Said, Port Alexandria, Ommm. Tito ALSO ACCEPTING BOTH CONTAINERS. CONVENTIONAL CARGO VIA T/S TO UK
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      390 29 BOUSTEAD SHIPPING AGENCIES HTONEVWA V24OW 12/14 Ok PA-AN VI3IW 30 No«/l Ok PAGAN V 134 IVI7 Ok BURMA FIVE STAR SNIPPING CORPORATISM (Burmese National Line) Loading for Rangoon pore P.Kelang Penang Bangkok BANK LINE SEMI-CONTAINER SERVICF HEavy lift Capability NORTHBOUND TO UKC TAMAITAI SAMOA VI4N FORTH BANK V23N IVYBANK V23N
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      826 30 KAWASAKI KISEN KAISHA, LTD. K'linb FEEDER VESSEL NEPTUNE JADE ORIENTAL FAIR RAINBOW BRIDGE NEPTUNE BRIDGE N. AMERICA-ATLANTIC COAST •INDO 13/12 20/12 27/12 3/1 •PK/PNG 14/12 21/12 28/12 4/1 SGP 15/12 22/12 29/12 5/1 CHLS 17/1 24/1 31/1 7/2 NEPTUNE JADE ORIENTAL FAIR RAINBOW BRIDGE NEPTUNE GARNET VOV LB IS 5/11
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      346 30 Accepting LCL and South Africa VAAL 6739F VENTO 1004 F NEDLLOYD COLOMBO SB3BF OSAKA MARU 6943F Md c«hom Dlract to S'por* Durban P.Elii CTown 14/12 OIU 28/12 29/12 20/12 3/1 1/1 ion 28/12 1/1 10/1 11/1 4/1 20n 22/1 23/1 Jmed JARDINE SHIPPING AGENCIES (REG *****4/ OOK) 200 CANTONMENT ROAD
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      714 30 INDIA EXPRESS CONTAINER SERVICE Accepting FCL/FCL Container* INDIA/JAPAN/INDIA SERVICE Accepting FCL Containers and Conventional Cargo A 100 accepts Metals Steel Products Smppora P Kotenc Piw| Loading far S O TRIPURA V» aOk Kooa. NagoyaYokotxama ITALY/MEDITERRANEAN SERVICE Accepting Tlmber/BreakbwHi also FCL Containers for Monfalcono Rivonnj Alt* Trwcta. P. Said. Ateiandria (wbpet
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      600 30 GOLDEN LINE GUAN GUM SWUNG (PTE) LTD S. Tata* Ay* Street SINGAPORE OUM TCL U4JSM (10 LINES) Fu SM3SM STRAITS/PERSIAN GULF SERVICE: S pot* PKetong Pe GOLDEN HAVER C«twntmKj(idM/Oubii/Ownm« in Port GOLDEN KAN CotomCo.' Kir adit, Dub* nm Oac CHINA SERVICE A VESSEL Huanfpu'Shanfhai 20/21 Ok Wa CHINA OCEAN SHIPPING
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      452 30 PHIU Oni€NT LIN€S PTC LTD HEAD OFFICE 63 ROBINSON ROAD «07 12 AFRO AS:A BUILDING. SINGAPORE 01G6 TELE* RS ***** PHIL) FA* *****76 EAST/FAR EAST FQ. ft LCI ETA SINGAPORE DESTINATION 13/12. 17/12 24/12. 11/12 wh W 16/12. 20/12 28/12 12/12. 14/12 10/12 COLOMBO KARACHI. MADRAS. CALCUTTA NEW GENIORD EAST/WEST
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      721 31 NEPTUNE AGENCIES PTE LTD ri EU/AUST TPA/SEA NEPTUNE ORIENT LINES LTD E? G«n«ral Enquiries: T«l: 278M77 Terminal CFS BOOKINGS *****22 *****53 NEPLINE SON BHD KMV NEPLINE SON BHD 2MB NEPLINE SON BHD UKWWUWIVW2 nepline SON BHD zmmumti A mtmbtr oI Mm ACE Consortium AT cargo will he transhipped via RD
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      430 31 HEUNG-A SHIPPING Korean Flag Vessels SEMI-CONTAINERISED DIRECT SERVICE TO KELANG. PENANG. KEELUNG. BUSAN, INCHON STRAITS/KOREA SERVICE Vessel's Name CTD BS S PORE PKLC KCE BUSAN MOJI NO I DONAM/lION 07/12 IMJ/12 20 2ft 12 30-31/12 30/12 PN 21 mu WORAGNETMMN 14/12 27-27/12 2t-21/12 04/01 10-11/01 10/01 NO fON/tllN H/12 29-31/12
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      718 31 SINSOV SINGAPORE SOVIET SHIPPING CO PRIVATE LTD SINSOV BUILDING 55, Market Street Singapore 0104 Tel: *****33 (15 Lines) Terminal Office: *****41/2 Cable Address SINSOV SINGAPORE Telex Numbers RS ***** RS ***** RS ***** PENANG p KELANG HAUDtIWC SYSTE* CO SON BHD CaMes JAYAPOM PENANG, Tel *****4/622M8/ Talw MA 4004. No
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      257 32 SINGAPORE SHIPPING CORPORATION (PTE.) LTD. TIL 225 6868 (34 lines) FAX *****39/*****76 TELEX RS ***** A/B SSCMA RS ***** A/B SSCAD DSR-LINES VEB DEUTFRACHT SEEREEDEREI ROSTOCK < INTEGRATED CONTAINER SERVICE MEMBER OF EACON SERVICE TO EAST MEDITERRANEAN NORTH CONTINENT EUROPE "YIA lARNACA. ACCEPTING CARGO FOR UMASSOL, BEIRUT, LATTAAIA, AUXAJWMA, PORT
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      101 32 K. line: WEEKLY CONTAINERISED SERVICE WITH FIXED DAY ARRIVAL TO TAIWAN JAPAN CONTINENT Vlt HERMES ACE Vl» KABUKI Vtt S ACCORD VI7 CONTINENT Vl7 gjjmBBLiiJLiJLiJLiJH □EiyQQyyggy Q3Q3BGIE9EIKSI9 "Weekly LCL service* to K*oh»iunt. Keelung Tokyo and Kobe FROM JAPAN TAIWAN I m m n iggQ|QjQgmQT|QT|ggi IC3 Bi B3 E3653G5383 IIUIBIiSIQIQIBiQIUJILm HERMES
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      1575 33 WEEKLY CONSOL SERVICES U.S.A. LOS ANGELES 15/12/88 AUSTRALIA MELBOURNE/SYDNEY 13/12/88 FAR EAST Wj BUSAN 15/12 BANGKOK 12/12 HONG KONG 16/12 KEE/KAOH 13/12 CALL BOOKING HOTLINE FOR BEST RATES 2233 9 2 2 TEL *****88 TELEX* ***** CFSIN FAX' *****88 PLUSCOL INT [NATIONAL PTt LTD TEL 223 9988 THE BEST DIRECT/TRANSHIPMENT
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      342 33 71 UNIPACIFIC TRANS. TRADING AGENCY PTE. LTD. SINGAPORE TEL: *****44 (9 LINES) FAX: *****90 IRAQI LINE IRAQI STATE ENTERPRISE FOR MARITIME TRANSPORT WEST BOUND SERVICE Ml/ A. M.my E J A S PORE LOADING FOR ALKINOI 15/12 Aqaba Baghdad EAST BOUND SERVICE clMr4 l ETA S PORE LOADING FOR MV
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      547 34 FINE-LINER SHIPPING PTE LTD /O Shenton Wiy. 04 02C M3rina Mouse. S pore 0207 TEL *****77 (g Lines) TLX RS 22W1 FLINER FAX *****56 EUROPE SERVICE (FCL LCL) FAR EAST SERVICE (FCL LCL) lira l*u »u mu »u 1/1 n/u wu wi in in *n vi *i MIDDLE EAST SERVICE
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      727 34 ZIM FULL CONTAINER SERVICE *ccep( ng FCI/LCL cargo** to USA Eist 4 We»t CM*t. Carribbcjn.Eist Canjda. HAITI. Costa Rica, El Salvador, Guatemala. Honduras. Venezuela. Peru. Ecuador. Colombia via Miami Trinidad. Barbados. Antigua. St. Lucia Montserrat Guayana via Kingston NEW YORK KEELUNC IBERIA IBERIA I! AUSTRALIA CONTAINER SERVICE VESSEL 2IM OSAKA
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      432 34 Everett Lines Ik CPV THROUGH BILL OF LADING TO FINAL DESTINATION. Penanj* P Kelang* Sinfapoce ROSEEVERETT 30/31 0«c MANOLOEVERETT 20/22 Dec JOHNEVERETT 30/31 Dec ORIENT LINE" JAPAN/BAY OF BENGAL/JAPAN SERVICE LOADING FOR YOKOHAMA, KOBE. NAGOYA. MOJI. TOKYO* AND OTHER JAPAN PORTS* ALSO ACCEPTING CARGOES TO PUSAN* HONGKONG*, DAVAO* AND TO
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      511 35 Seabtldgfe INTERCONTINENTAL LINES SEABRIDGE EUROPE i SCANDINAVIAN SERVICES WEEKLY FCL/LCL GROUPAGE FROM SINGAPORE PORT KELANG PENANG UK. HAM. ATM. L. HAVRE. ANT. GENOA. ARAHUS. STOCKHOLM, HEL. CPH. GOTBG. MARSEILLES. OSLO 4 ALL INLAND DESTINATIONS POINTS SEABRDIBE FAR EAST. VIETNAM ft CHINA SERVICES WEEKLY FCL/LCL GROUPAGE FROM SINGAPORE PORT KELANG PENANG
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      351 35 Consolidation Service PAPUA NEW GUINEA SIN: 18/12 PT MORESBY/LAE PACIFIC ISLANDS SIN: 23/12 NOUMEA/PT VILA/SUVA/ PAPEETE MAURITIUS REUNION ISLANDS SIN: 19/12, 28/12 PORT LOUIS/REUNION 0 TRANSTAINERS WEST AFRICA SERVICE TUNIS/ALGIERS/CASABLANCA/NOUAKCHOTT/ DAKAR/BANJUL/CONAKRY/MATADI/LUANDA/ LOBITO Thru direct B/L to BAMAKO/NIAMEY/YAOUNDE/OUAGADOUGOU/ BANGUI/KINSHASA TTA Freight Ptfl Ltd Tel: *****55 TLX RS ***** JAVELIN SHIPPING PTE
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      540 35 V TEL: *****11 FAX: *****47 TELEX: RS ***** 3KHST LCL/FCL SERVICE JENHOL V 94N 11/12 JAKARTA j JENWEL V 94N 14/12 JAKARTA j DESTINATION ETA S PORE I BANGKOK 9/12, 16/12 PORT KELANG 10/12 HONG KONG, CHINA PORTS 10/12. 17/12 KEELUNG, KAOHSIUNG 13/12. 18/12 MANILA 11/12.18/12 BUSAN 11/12, 21/12 l
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      574 35 GLORY NAVIGATION GROUP REGULArUNER SERVICE TAIWAN TO SINGAPORE ASEAN DIRECT WEEKLY TO PORT KELANG/PENANG •AT ATTRACTIVE RATES* GLORY SCLATAN VI Voy 17 Sailed GLORY SCLATAN V Voy 101 13 Dec GLORY SCLATAN IX Voy 12 20 Dec PKL PN In Pt 6 VESSELS OF LOG CARRIERS 5 VESSELS OF BRAND
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      340 35 PTC CONTAINER LINES FCL/LCI SERVICE PTC GJOJP ~ricJT CARGO IN CONTAINER CO LTD FULLY CONTAINERISED/RO-RO VESSEL SIN AFGHANISTAN 29/12 HAIRATAN/KABUL/TOURGHUNDI General Agent* POH TIONG CHOON SHIPPING (PTE) LTD TEL: *****66 FAX: *****41 TLX P*****6 Port Kelang Agent SHAPADU TRANS-SYSTEM SDN BHD TEL: *****40 FAX: *****77 TLX MA***** (MEMBER OF THE
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