The Business Times, 16 December 1988

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    11 1 BUSINESS TIMES MCI (P) 45/12/88 FRIDAY, DECEMBER 16, 1988 75 CENTS
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    Lock icon FINANCIAL NEWS SUMMARY
    244 1 AP Dow Jones lower WALL STREET yesterday opened on an unsteady note, with the Dow Jones Industrial Average declining 0.53 points to 2,133.71 points five minutes into the session. Some 6.9 million shares were traded, with decliners outnumbering advancers almost two to one. AFP Footsie higher LONDON
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    Regional markets close easier
    214 1 SHARE PRICES in Singapore retreated across a broad front yesterday with declining issues outnumbering rises by 102 to 47. However, on the back of gains by blue chips, the Straits Times Industrial Index managed to edge up by 2.02 points to close at 1,003.32. The Business
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    A$, NZ$ stage strong recovery
    119 1 THE AUSTRALIAN and the New Zealand dollars recovered strongly from Wednesday's losses against the US currency in Sydney yesterday. The Aussie dollar ended at U550.8564, more than one US cent higher than its Wednesday close. The Kiwi dollar finished at U550.6245 against Wednesday's close of
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    $170 m needed to preserve heritage
    619 1  -  By SHOEB KAGDA IT WILL TAKE some $170 million to turn Singapore into an island rich in the cultural information that will preserve the heritage of its people. This is how much the Committee on Heritage one of several reporting to the Advisory Council
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    SES expected to approve 3 foreign-local tie-ups
    430 1  -  By MAGDALENE NG THE STOCK EXCHANGE of Singapore is expected to reach a decision on the second round of corporatisation in the stockbroking industry soon. BT understands that the SES committee is likely to meet within the next few days to decide on
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    OCBC plans 500-unit condo
    510 1  -  Project to be handled by property arm By LEE HAN SHIH IN ITS first major residential project in at least a decade, the Oversea-Chinese Banking Corporation (OCBC) is planning to build a 500-unit condominium along Tanjong Rhu. Standing on a large tract of land near the
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    Market surprised by offer to buy out Bank of Singapore (Australia)
    435 1  -  By LEONG WEN WAH IN A MOVE which took the Australian stock market by surprise, the Oversea-Chinese Banking Corporation announced yesterday it will make an unconditional cash offer of Asl (551.66) a share to turn Bank of Singapore (Australia)
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    Lock icon US economic team seeks 7-nation meeting
    209 1 NYT PRESIDENT-ELECT George Bush's economic team wants to have a seven-nation meeting early in the new year to set goals for the dollar and to coordinate economic policies, Treasury officials sa>d in Washington on Wednesday. The officials declined to discuss details, but February appears
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      212 1 Full report, PAGE 20 Regional reports, PAGE 22 Editorial Comment: 10 The kingdom of the united Pharmaceuticals 10 Seeking the services of scientists Taiwanese economy 11 Bracing for a crisis Computer industry 2 Revenue up 22pc last year Airfreight consortium 2 CIAS taking up 30pc stake US protectionism 3 Seen
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      298 1 Minolta EP49OZ with Simul-Color. CfU^Xiv<. CHRISTMAS QUIRKS 'TIS THE week before Christmas. and all through the city, the creatures are stirring, from Woodlands to Bishan. To Orchard Road they go, with their wallets in tow, for they know that St Nicholas will soon be on show. Join ExmcutNm Ufttyfm tomorrow
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  • HOME NEWS
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      Lock icon Revenue of computer industry up 22pc last year
      533 2  -  By JEFFREY TSANG THE REVENUE of Singapore s computer industry posted a 22 per cent growth in 1987, nearly twice as high as the rest of the world. The "Singapore Computer Vendor Survey for 1987" released by the National Computer Board yesterday
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      CIAS taking up 30 per cent stake in airfreight consortium
      366 2  -  By WILLIAM CHIA CHANGI INTERNATIONAL Airport Services (CIAS) is taking up a 30 per cent stake in airfreight consortium Uniload Freight Consolidators. CIAS, one of the two ground handling agents at Changi Airport. is putting up $105,000 to buy 105.000
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      Shophouse and factory auctioned for $1.06 m
      256 2 A TWO-STOREY shophouse and a detached factory were sold in an auction yesterday for a total of $1.06 million. But the major attractions of the event two detached houses and one maisonette were withdrawn for failing to generate bids to meet the reserve
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      Plans for Asean studies centre
      264 2 A REGIONAL CENTRE for Asean studies is being set up to throw up independent views on strategic and international issues of interest to the six neighbouring countries. The centre is to be financially autonomous. Plans arose from the recent 34th Asean-Chambers of Commerce Industry (Asean-CCI)
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      Hearing proceeds without the defendant
      444 2 FRANCIS SEOW TRIAL AFTER three adjournments, lawyer Francis Seow's tax evasion trial is finally proceeding, but without him. Yesterday, District Court Judge Sarjit Singh ordered the case to be heard "ex-parte", or without the defendant, saying Seow had no good reason to be absent. Prosecution
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      Court dismisses appeal by Jeyaretnam
      247 2 THE APPEAL COURT yesterday dismissed with costs an appeal by Mr J B Jeyaretnam against parliamentary resolutions pronouncing the former opposition MP guilty of abusing privileges and contempt of Parliament. Mr Justice L P Thean, who had heard the appeal in April together with Mr
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  • ASIA – PACIFIC
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      Lock icon Khieu backs Sihanouk's peace initiative
      379 3 Reuter KHMER ROUGE leader Khieu Samphan has vowed to unify Cambodian resistance fighters and has thrown his weight behind Prince Norodom Sihanouk's peace initiative. He also told reporters after meeting the Prince, a former ruler of Cambodia, on Wednesday that feared Khmer Rouge dictator Pol
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      Lock icon Governor dissolves Baluchistan assembly
      130 3 AFP THE GOVERNOR of the Pakistani province of Baluchistan has dissolved the provincial assembly, it was officially announced in Quetta yesterday. No reason was given but two opposition groups said they had formed a coalition late on Wednesday, wresting majority in the assembly, elected Nov 19.
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      Lock icon Rajiv's China visit will focus on Tibet, say diplomats
      391 3 AFP CHINA is expected to complain to Indian Prime Minister Rajiv Gandhi during his visit to Beijing on Monday about the asylum India has given to the Dalai Lama and to some 100,000 Tibetan refugees for the past 30 years, diplomats
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      Lock icon Chinese press launches attack on lazy work habits
      337 3 AP AN ARTICLE accusing the Chinese of being lazy is causing a furor in China's state-run press, sparking one paper to launch its own attack on the work habits of one-quarter of mankind. "Our offices have turned into free tea houses for
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      Lock icon Japanese bank calculates cost of future earthquake
      245 3 FT JAPANESE economists and government officials, ever on the lookout for something that might slow the seemingly relentless advance of the economy, have been reduced to considering the effects of possible acts of God The latest effort is a report by the Tokai
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      Lock icon US protectionist moves seen as threat to Asean
      460 3 Steps could cripple development, diplomats warn UPI ASEAN diplomats warned on Wednesday that protectionist measures contemplated by the US would destabilise their nations, crippling economic development and social reforms. "To undermine the security of friendly nations for the sake of a market
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      'EC common market may pose problem for Asean'
      181 3  -  By AL O LABITA Jr THE LIFTING of internal trade barriers in the European Community by 1993 will pose a serious problem to Asean if the group fails to firm up economic cooperation and integration, a Filipino economist said in Manila on
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      146 3 mma ////2 Singapore 08/07 Cloudy 11/02 Clsor 24/18 Cloudy 06/02 Cloudy 03/02 Rain 20/14 Cloudy 07/01 Showers 27/18 Rain 08/05 Cloudy 05/03 Cloudy OUTLOOK: Fair and windy. Report for 24 hours prior ♦o 7.30pm on Dec 15 at the airport: Mai lamp 29.2 Assoc humidity 64 Mln lamp 23 6
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    DAILY AIRCRAFT MOVEMENTS
    652 4 ARRIVALS Operator Sorvtco Local From number rtm* MAS MH631 1520 8K) PAS EP538 1520 BPN MAS MH613 1605 KUL ANZ TE27 1620 AKL SIA SQ77 1700 NRT SIA SQ31 1705 CDG/ATH SU SQ111 1705 KUL Su SO 205 1715 CGK ah SU559 1725 MOW/DX8 CCA CA977 1730
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      Lock icon Washington to hold talks with PLO on Middle East peace
      449 4 UPI THE UNITED STATES will open direct talks with the Palestine Liberation Organisation, Secretary of State George Shultz announced on Wednesday, dramatically shifting the Middle East equation and opening a split between the US and Israel. Mr Shultz, revealing the
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      Lock icon Israelis unhappy with American decision
      323 4 AP ISRAELI OFFICIALS and politicians from both major parties yesterday reacted coldly to the US decision to open a dialogue with Yasser Arafat's Palestine Liberation Organisation. A spokesman for Prime Minister Yitzhak Shamir was quoted by Israel Radio as expressing regret over the US decision
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      Lock icon Moscow wants Tokyo to change position on disputed islands
      304 4 Reuter A SENIOR Soviet Foreign Ministry official made it clear on Wednesday that Japan would have to change its position on disputed islands the Soviet Union has held since World War Two for relations to improve between the two countries. The
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      Lock icon USSR likely to let KAL use its air space
      158 4 AP THE SOVIET UNION is expected to allow South Korea's flag carrier to fly over its air space to Europe, a Seoul newspaper reported yesterday. The Hankook llbo said in a front-pafle story that Cho Chung-kun. president of Korean Air (KAL),
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      Lock icon Narrowing of US trade gap expected to slow down
      281 4 Reuter A SLIGHT decline in the US trade deficit in October indicates that further progress on the country's trade imbalance will be leas dramatic than the substantial improvements of the past year, economists said. The US merchandise trade deficit narrowed by
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      49 4 Doonesbury BY GARRY TRUDEAU Ut VUKB TWO Ticxers.PtfAse uensoFFio TH3 6AM£ iouNteD 10K£N5 AND I PONT StLLSM •Jl iSTwi TOKENS? s££l£&, MYGOOPMAN* ae HA&rr me to scurrying ABOUT UK3 CHIPMUNKS LOOKING POR NOTOKSN.NO RIPB'OFf- The m a tL NOT TO FR£T, kar. rrtufis STILL AN APVBNTURt J CV "X
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  • MONEY AND EXCHANGES
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      263 6 ASIAN DOLLAR deposit rates closed little changed from opening levels in thin trading yesterday. The market was expected to be watching the Bundesbank council meeting later yesterdayfor signs of any increase in the Lombard rate. Term rates were steady to slightly higher at the outset on weaker US bond prices,
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      506 6 BA Futures MARCHEurodollar futures opened eight ticks lower on Simex yesterday from the previous close at 90.87 as economic data released overnight still showed strength in the US economy. The October trade deficit was U5510.35 billion, US capacity utilisation rate was up 84.2 per cent while the November industrial production
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      176 6 Gold futures on Dec 14, 1988 100 troy ounces. US$ par troy ounce Op*f> Hlgft Lam 111! OK ***** 422.00 418.80 421.50 ♦1.70 J <*>90 423.50 1.60 F*6 424.70 426.60 422.80 425.70 1.60 A»K 430.00 432.00 428.00 431.30 >140 Jun 436.00 ***** 434.00 437.00 1.70 Aug Oct 440.00 440 80
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      IMM
      310 6 IMM foreign currency futures finished higher in slow trading on Wednesday after getting an initial boost from news of a U5510.35 billion October US trade deficit. Many traders were at a loss to explain the market's strength since the gap was smaller than economists' consensus forecasts But they said
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      1421 6 CURRENCY FUTURES OPTIONS TKursdoy, Dec 15, 1988 DEUTSCHE MARK (SMfCX) Jan 88 caM LM 8aa Nip Jan 88 pan h Law Oaa 54 CA8 55 3 56 2128 216 I0A 8 57 24A 22 51 638 67 61A 57 59 238 27 121A 117 60 Mfll Mate* Lev 8a« mg
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      1547 7 SINGAPORE: THE US dollar closed easier yesterday at D-mark 1.7355/ yen 122 80/ sterling 1.8335/SSI 9380 after ranging the day within D-mark 1.7410/1 7355. yen 123 05/ 122 80, sterling 1 8330/ 1 8260 and S$ 1.9395/1 9368 Wednesday's sell oft accompanying the news of a U5510.35 billion October trade
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      Money markets
      60 7 THE OVERNIGHT rate on the Singapore money market fell 1/8 point to close at 4-3/4 per cent yesterday. Short term rates were unchanged across the board. r > I S$ Interbank rates at the close yesterdayCm* MO Overnight 4 3/4 1 /7 t-mortti 5 4 IS/16 2-monlfi 5
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      Government Securities Market
      108 7 Treasury bills Period Issue Yesterday's closing Day's code Maturity BID OFFER HIGH LOW 3 mocitw BQ*****T 16.03.89 3.90 3.85 6 months BY*****Z 23.03.89 3.95 3.90 3.75 3.75 1 year BY*****H 23.11.89 4.32 4.27 Government notes and bonds Period Issue Maturity Coupon Yesterday's closing Day's code rate BID
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      191 7 I Indicates the average of I the prime lending rates of 12 major banks in Singapore Interbank market rates (offer/bid) on Dec 15 us$ DM SWFC Yen 7 da/t 8 11/16 9/16 1J 7/8 5/8 5 5/16 3/16 4 7/8 5/8 4 1/2 3/8 1 m* 9 7/8 3/4 13
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      Lock icon Signs point to tighter Bundesbank policy
      305 7 Reuter THE BUNDESBANK was due to set its target for 1989 monetary growth yesterday amid strong signs it is tightening policy to counter future inflationary threats. Financial markets speculate that the Bundesbank will accompany news of its 1989 target with a half-point rise in
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      Lock icon Bank of England to hold reverse auction
      194 7 Reuter THE BANK of England on Wednesday said it would hold a reverse auction in January to buy back government stock in an unprecedented move by the central bank aimed at cutting the national debt In a reverse auction, stockholders name their selling
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      240 7 3NTR E S L LA MONTRE DES MONTRES LA WONTRE DES The sin of pride. It s more a new concept than simply a neic watch. )et it bears tin proud name of the ancient god of strength in A orse mythology* I horr. a I horr has been prodnced
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      8 7 Central banks may raise Interest rates, PAGE 9
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      340 8 FOR THOSE WHO WAST TO FEEL COMFORTABLE IN A POSITION OF POWER The new Bluebird offers: 4-speed automatic transmission, extra spacious legroom, luxurious upholstery, fully independent suspension. i mm /j Actually, we don't need one. The new Nissan Bluebird has been specially created for the pleasure of the executive who's
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  • BANKING AND FINANCE
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      Lock icon Tax ruse backfires on Spanish insurers
      622 9 FT THE SPANISH Finance Ministry has engineered what could be a bruising siege of the country's powerful banking and insurance community by insisting that some 33 insurers hand over the names of investors who paid up to 1,500 billion pesetas (about Ss26 billion) into
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      Lock icon Midland to take controlling interest in Euromobiliare
      253 9 IHT MIDLAND Bank PLC, as expected, moved on Wednesday to take a controlling interest in Euromobiliare SPA, the Milanbased investment bank, in a friendly transaction with the Italian company's principal shareholders. The third-largest British clearing bank said it had agreed to raise its
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      Lock icon Amex ATMs for Moscow's tourists
      131 9 UPI TWO CASH-DISPENSING machines on Tuesday began spouting rubles and travellers cheques in Moscow, but only for capitalist holders of the American Express card. The automated teller machines went on line at the American Express office and the Mezhdunarod- naya Hotel, giving card-holding tourists the
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      Lock icon Yen bonds may play smaller role in Tokyo
      468 9 Reuter THE ROLE of the yen bond in Tokyo capital markets is expected to diminish because of the growing reluctance of dealers to speculate in the cash market and a trend for investors to restructure their portfolios, bond managers polled by Reuter
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      Lock icon Need for China to raise rates on deposits
      184 9 Reuters CHINA WILL HAVE to raise interest rates on deposits and loans again because savings have not risen as expected and cash shortages remain serious, the official Economic Daily said. The newspaper said inflation-linked interest rates on deposits of three years and
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      Lock icon Colombia willing to accept cut in new loans
      110 9 Reuter COLOMBIA WILL ACCEPT a cut in the loan of US$l.B5 billion it is seeking from commercial banks and will not renegotiate its foreign debt if it reaches a suitable agreement, government sources said on Wednesday. The Colombian government had warned it
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      Lock icon Deutsche Bank to move into life insurance next year
      289 9 IHT WEST GERMANY s largest commercial bank, Deutsche Bank, announced on Tuesday that it would enter the life insurance business in the autumn of 1989 Managing board chairman Alfred Herrhausen said. "In January we shall file an application with the Berlin-based
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      Lock icon Central banks may raise interest rates
      581 9 Reuter MAJOR CENTRAL BANKS seem to be moving towards a round of interest rate increases as they seek to rein in faster-than-expec-ted growth in their economies, economists in Japan said on Wednesday. The United States, West Germany and Japan are all leaning towards tighter
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      Lock icon US$85 billion needed to restore US savings, loan industry's financial health
      426 9 UPI THE FEDERAL Savings and Loan Insurance Corporation will need at least US$B5 billion over the next 10 years to restore the financial health of America's savings and loan industry, says a congressional report. The draft report by the
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  • PERSPECTIVE
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      The kingdom of the united
      452 10 AMONG the certainties of the post-World War II international order has been the terminology of the three worlds. The First was the capitalist, industrialised economies of Northern America and Western Europe; the Second referred to the industrialised but centrally-planned economies I of the Soviet Union
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      Lock icon Boom time for pharmaceuticals
      1349 10  -  By GINA KOLATA NYT FOUR OF THE WORLD'S major pharmaceutical companies have drugs that are each expected to generate annual sales of a billion dollars or more, a performance unheard of just a few years ago. The companies have a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to use their windfall
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      Lock icon Sri Lankan poll shaping up as democracy test
      584 11 Reuter SRI LANKA's upcoming presidential poll is shaping up to be the most crucial test of the island's democracy For most Sri Lankans, exhausted by five years of guerilla war and growing unrest, little matters except peace and order. They feel the
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      Lock icon Taiwan braces for a crisis
      977 11  -  By JEFF HOFFMAN NYT SIGNALS from Washington that the US will put pressure on Taiwan to revalue its currency upward are causing fears in Taipei of a sharp reduction in exports. Worries of an impending economic crisis prompting businesses to close factories and lay off
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      1010 12 V. r.t This partnership between CIAS and UNI LOAD is just part of a continuous process to upgrade these vital services to meet the needs of our fast growing air cargo industry. CIAS and SATS have already planned to increase cargo handling capability to 750 000 tonnes. Plans are also
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      738 13 >+ -*T» Board of Directors Mr Liau Nyuk Siong. Mr Suen Tian Hing. Mr Jack Tan. Deputy Chairman, Mr Robert Lim, Chairman Mr Lee Chee Ying. Mr Francis Ng Absent Mr K L Chong, Mr George Ho. Mr Richard Tay 99s CHANG! INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT SERVICES PTE LTD P.O. Box 4
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  • COMMODITIES
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      KL Tin
      150 14 A SMALL adjustment In line with the fall In Europe saw the KLTM slip a cent to M 519.75 a kg. Continued strong buying at the lower levels was still detected from Europe and by local Interests. Turnover dropped slightty to 80 tonnes from 84 on Wednesday. The
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      Lock icon Crude Oil and Products
      175 14 Telerate ACTIVITY for fuel oil remained light in the Singapore market yesterday. Much talk was heard but few deals were reported done. Sellers were offering ex-Arab Gulf CST-180 at US$74.O- U5574.5 per tonne (cif Sing) while talk for Venezuelan barrels was heard at spot mar- ket-linked
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      RAS and MRELB
      267 14 RAS prices In S cents/kg, FOB In t>al«s NOON CLOSE Buyers Sellers Buyers Sellers Int 1 RSS Prompt 203.50 204.50N 203.50 204.50N Int 1 RSS Jan 88 205.00 206.00N 205.00 206.00N Int 1 RSS Feb 207.50 208.50N 207.50 208.50N Int 2 RSS OP 200.00 202.00N 200.00 202.00N
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      Rubber
      360 14 SINGAPORE: Rubber prices ended slightly higher yesterday, with January 1 RSS buyer quoted at 205.00 cents a kg. up one cent from Wednesday's close Prices gained 3.50 cents in quiet morning trade on light buying interest following firmer Japanese rubber markets But prices later slipped some 2.50 cents in
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      SSR and SMR
      81 14 (cann/kg) 0 JANUARY 1989 FEBRUARY 1969 (currant month) (forward month) RAS NOON NOON luy«r» S#lWn kr*n jaUTi ssr 30 1 89.00 191.00N 189.00 191.00N SSB 50 187.00 189.00N 187.00 189.00N MRELB luyart S*U*n twyan SMR cv 308.50 31 0.5 ON 310-50 313.50N SMR L 304.50 306.50N 306.50
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      Palm Oil
      395 14 MALAYSIAN CRUDE PALM OIL FUTURES finised easier due to sluggish demand following lack of new developments in the cash market yesterday. Dealers said the lower prices was also in in view of traders' expectation of the November stock figures soon to be released by the Palm Oil Registration
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      Produce Prices
      235 14 Chinese Produce 110 FOB NSW 1405.00 A-l Spodol 230 Exchange BWf FOB NSW 1124.00 C-1 Spodol unq SoHorj' noon dosing prices on Dk 15 (S$/100ko) Gambler FOB NSW 180.00 C-1 Ord Loonzain Rice wnq Coconut oil M FOB 113.00 FAMA Owing prtM an Dec 15 100% 1st grado
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      294 14 London 0K 397_5 sir Cash 1850/1870 Commodity Exchange Jon Nb/ Mar 407.5sir 407.5sir 3-months (1780/1800) 1810/***** (1755/1765) 8uyer/SeHer doling prices on M'slon BID FO# t 1910(1820) Soles: (Nil) Dec 14, (£/tonne unless ion 385pd(—) ione. specified). Previous closing Feb/ 390pd(—) n F08 390pd 395/397_5pd<—) Load prices in parenthesis.
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      158 14 SOYBEANS posted strong gains in late trading on the Chicago Board of Trade on Wednesday to close higher in sympathy with higher CBT soymeal prices. Rumours the Soviet Union bought US soymeal rallied soymeal and soybeans in late trading. lowa Grain was a late buyer in soybeans against selling
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      Wheat
      152 14 WHEAT futures closed lower on commission house and professional selling on the Chicago Board of Trade on Wednesday. Trade was light with most attention focused on the corn and soy pits. Scattered new export business and spillover support from soybeans supported wheat early, but late selling turned prices slightly
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      Lock icon Iraq to cut oil exports by 90,000 bpd
      495 15 Reuter IRAQ said it will cut its oil exports by 90,000 barrels per day (bpd) from Jan 1 to comply with its new Opec output quota of 2.64 million bpd. Oil Minister Issam Adul-Ra-him al-Chalabi said that Iraq would stop exporting 65,000
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      112 15 UPI OIL PRICES surged by US 37 cents a barrel on the New York Mercantile Exchange on Wednesday after non-Opec Norway announced it would reduce its planned oil production level early next year in support of the cartel's new output curbs. Home-heating oil jumped by
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      Lock icon Opec a step closer to achieving target price of US$18
      122 15 UPI OPEC's target world oil price of US$lB a barrel has a good chance of materialising, but it is unlikely the target will be obtained in 1989, Amoco Corp chairman Richard Morrow said on Wednesday. "I do not see it
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      Lock icon Sabah gas project to be privatised
      351 15 Bernama THE M 52.4 billion Sabah Gas Utilisation Project (SUGP) is to be privatised soon following a decision made very recently by the Federal and Sabah governments which provided the massive loans to finance the project in early 1983. They have agreed to invite
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      145 15 FT THE REAL PRICE of coal has now fallen back to the level it held before the oil price explosions of the *****, according to a major report on the world coal market by Wharton Econometric Forecasting Associates. It takes a cautious view of
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      351 15 HONGKONG: Gold ended slightly higher in quiet featureless trade yesterday. The metal opened slightly lower, but light short-covering by local investors soon emerged and pushed prices up to close near the day's highs. Bullion ended at US$42l 50/422.00 an ounce from an initial 420.50/421.00 and compared with New
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      Lock icon KLCE to cut commodity futures levy
      181 15 Reuter THE KUALA LUMPUR Commodity Exchange (KLCE) will halve the levies for day-trades of all commodity futures contracts to encourage participation and generate liquidity, its members said. The cut in levies to Msll from Ms 22 per trade, imposed by the KLCE. its clearing
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      Lock icon KL seeking futures link with London
      247 15 Reuter MALAYSIA'S commodity futures clearing house is seeking a link with London's International Commodity Clearing House (ICCH) to encourage trading from overseas, chief executive Rodney Parker said. He said in Kuala Lumpur on Wednesday that the Malaysian Futures Clearing Corp Sdn Bhd (MFCC) wrote
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      Lock icon China buys 400,000 tonnes of subsidised US wheat
      173 15 AP AMERICAN exporters have sold China an additional 400,000 tonnes of US wheat at subsidised prices for shipment in January and February, the US Agriculture Department said on Tuesday. The sales, equal to about 14.7 million bushels, were handled by Cargill Inc.
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      121 14 TBOTJQUES D'.-VM G4^DE SWISS MADE SINCE 1860 >r :s.-i for those whose targets aren't always found on sales charts A V •V SOLE AGENT V 'L 1 L 1 1 A 1 t .SINGAPORE PT[ LT[; Authorised Dealers Tel *****0/ Wat'." r,. p r *u <„ Pt.. i j Pte
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      57 15 PERSIAN CARPET AUCTION Sunday, December 18, 1988 at 2pm Tanglin Room Marco Polo Hotel Tanglin Road Singapore 1024 Oriental Carpet Palace (Pte) Ltd 163 H Smqapore Handicraft Centre Tanglm Road Singapore 1024 Tel *****59 HIGHLIGHT 50 pieces natural sJk rugs from Iran Turkey Pakistan and 30 pieces geometric design (wool
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  • LEISURE
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      Concert of the not-yet-famous songwriters
      353 16  -  MUSIC By SANGEETA MULCHAND NOPE, it's not a rerun of talentime or Part Two of the ABU song competition. And it's not another one of those glitzy, glamorous Miss Universe-type competitions. The lunchtime Pop Sparks show, at DBS auditorium today, will be something different. "It's
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      Schubertian ice and snow
      515 17  -  LIEDER RECITAL By LEONG SAU MING IT WAS A WINTER S tale told on a warm evening by a singer who had insisted that the air-condi-tioning (which can be so brutal on the voice) be turned off before the recital began. Yet such was the evocative
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      Lock icon Neon Christmas
      641 17 YULETIDE Reuter A BEARDLESS Santa Claus bounces mystified Chinese children on skinny knees at a shopping mall in Hongkong In Singapore, sweltering Yuletide shoppers trot down the street in a motorised snow "sleigh", although temperatures are hovering around 30 Centigrade. It's not snowing, Santa s not fat and
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      894 16 J MOREAU Wh ere to entertain Qiristmas Revelry starts at our Gala Dinner Dance on Christmas Eve y Lift your spirit and sway to the latest hits. Pamper yourself with t an excellent 7-course spread and toast with our complimentary champagne. At $125 per person. BAROft'S mm Royal Singapore Treat
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      116 16 Public western and -m Chatterbox chicken rice beef steak with oyster sauce roast rib of beef carrot cake beryani rice nonya kueh mango pudding fresh fruits chocolate mousse and much, much more! 12 poop 3130 pm 333 Ordurafcoad. Singapore 0923. Tel: *****11 r f/j au w w m Muvamt not
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      127 17 Every second s on-the-house! The Fountain Lounge is flowing with the good times Between 5 and 8 pm daily, for every drink you order you get your next FREE And bottle purchases are at 25% less There's no happier time to enjoy your favourite drinks and some of the best
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      72 17 lis I Moreau Established in Chablis, on the northern tip of Burgundy, J. Moreau have produced the finest Chablis wines for over 170 years. They own 70 hectares of vineyards the largest within the Chablis appellation. Including 10 hectares of Grand Cru vines which yield exquisite, Jul I-bodied wines such
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      676 17 SJiy-ijjJUiW CRYPTIC PUZZLE ACROSS 4 Ladies sadly left (6) 7 Generosity with capital, we hear (8) 8 Little items of laundry that include everything (6) 10 Flier from Everest or K2 (5) 13 Grub that can make you lame (4) 14 Half built place? (4) 15 Dad gets the car
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      1280 17 to wb oaaaa FIGHTING A SHIP 7.50pm, Channel 5 This programme provides insights into the working of the Republic of Singapore Navy which has grown from a modest two-ship affair to a fleet of 32 which effectively guard our territorial waters. Among items featured are the various duties carried out
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      628 18 TENNIS UPI WEST GERMANY has named Boris Becker and the inexperienced Carl-Uwe Steeb as its singles players to face defending champion Sweden in this weekend s Davis Cup final. Speaking in Goteborg. Sweden. on Wednesday, West German captain Niki Pilic said Eric Jelen would
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      Jason confirms ticket to Jakarta
      473 18  -  Howard Wan recovers to claim other berth By WALTON MORAIS SURVIVING a nervous front nine, Jason Yeo played what his rivals described as the best golf of his career to win the Yokohama Tyres Junior Golf Classic at Warren yesterday. After a double-bogey at the
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      Lock icon American PGA squad holding slim lead in Kirin Cup
      199 18 AP THE US PGA TEAM won five of six matches against the Austra-lia-New Zealand team on Wednesday to take a one-point lead over Europe in the first round of the US$l million Kirin Cup World Championship of Golf in Kapalua, Hawaii.
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      Lock icon Hartono gets fair play award from Unesco
      186 18 BADMINTON Bernama EIGHT-TIME All-England badminton champion Rudy Hartono, who recently suffered cardiac trouble, has received an award for fair play in sports from Unesco. The award is annually given to an athlete by the United Nations body's international committee for fair play. Hartono,
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      Lock icon Ali denies report of impersonation by lawyer
      361 18 BOXING AP FORMER heavyweight boxing champion Muhammad Ali has denied that any surrogate had imitated his voice and taken his place in telephone conversations with US senators, congressional aides and journalists this year "I've been making the calls." Ali said at a news
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      203 18 This announcement appears as a matter of record only. NEW ISSUE 15th December, 1988 NKK JBr NKK CORPORATION U. 5.5700,000,000 4 '/h per cent. Notes due 1992 with Warrants to subscribe for shares of common stock of NKK C orporation Issue Price 100 per cent. (European Tranche U.S.$400,000,000) Yamaichi International
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      221 18 These securities have been sold outside the i nited States of America and Japan. This announcement appears as a matter of record only. NEW ISSUE 15th December, 1988 NKK JOr NKK CORPORATION U. 5.5700,000,000 4 V 8 per cent. Notes due 1992 with Warrants to subscribe for shares of common
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      Eleven make the grade
      297 19 ELEVEN local candidates have made it through one of the most gruelling series of external examinations to receive the Chartered Financial Analysts charter, one of the most prestigious and sought-after qualifications in the securities industry. Yesterday marked the first time that charters and awards were presented
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      COMPANY BRIEFS
      132 19 THE STOCK Exchange of Singapore said its trading room will be closed on Dec 26 and Jan 2 (both Mondays) for the Christmas and New Year holidays. For deliveries where dividends are involved, additional clear day(s) should be allowed. LUM CHANG Holdings Ltd said the net profit before
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      Top CSV staff may move over to BT Brokerage
      250 19 A TEAM OF KEY people in Citicorp Scrimgeour Vickers (S) Re (CSV) will be moving over to stockbroking firm BT Brokerage Associates Pte following Citicorp's move to scale down its local operations. BT understands that BT Brokerage, which is expanding its
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      Lock icon Australian unit of MBf Holdings to buy Malaysian glove maker
      172 19 Reuter MBfl Australia Ltd. indirectly owned 49 per cent by MBf Holdings Bhd, has agreed to buy surgical glove manufacturer American Rubber Products Industries (M) Sdn Bhd. for M 558.59 million. The deal, subject to shareholder approval, involves a cash
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      LATEST
      84 19 POLYTEK WEARNEB Holding* Lid: Group profit after tax and minorities of $1.25 million ($722,000) on turnover of $30.18 million ($29.52 million) for the six months ended Sept 30. 1988. EPS is 9 cents (5 cents). No dividend was announced. Directors said turnover and profit for the second half will
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      Causeway plans $7m loan stock issue
      562 19  -  Likely proportion of one-for-four with TSRs By ELAINE KOH INDUSTRIAL gas manufacturer Causeway Investment Ltd. formerly Dah Yung, is looking to raise $7 million through a loan stock issue, partly to finance its purchase of a $10-million rubber glove manufacturing factory in Malaysia. The
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      Lock icon New Malaysian guidelines on takeover waiver
      450 19 MBT THE MALAYSIAN PANEL on Takeovers and Mergers has issued new guidelines relating to the waiver from Rule 34 of the Code in transactions involving issue of new securities. The move is intended to set down the procedures under which an application for an
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        797 20  -  by JOCELYN TOH THE SINGAPORE stock market remained steady yesterday despite a weaker Tokyo market and a lower overnight close on Wall Street. Gains by a few blue chip stocks that made up the Straits Times Industrial Index raised the index
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        Unit trusts
        331 20 Managers' prices for Dec 16 Singapore Unit Trust The Commerce 095 101 The Savings Fund 082 088 S'pore Prog Fund 0 36 0*3 S'pore Sec Fund 063 0 68 S'pore Invest Fund 065 070 S'pore Equity Fund 0 *5 049»d Asia Unit Trust Mol Invest Fund 1 41
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        APPROVED ISSUES
        51 20 Company OTHERS Ind Oxygen Restricted otter for sale by Pegi Msio of 54.179,750 ordinary shores of 50 cents each in IOI (Otter ShareJ on the basis of 1 Otter Share for every 4 shores held ot 45 cents per Offer Shore Ex dote: Dec 8 Books dose Dec
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        PROPOSED ISSUES
        324 20 Company RIGHTS ISSUE C 1 Holdings 27 million loon s'OCks in the roMo of 13 loon stock for every five ordinary shores held D C Bank One lor two <Q $0 75 per shore Duta Cons One for-one $1 10 per shore F A C B One-tor one
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        COMPANY MEETINGS
        129 20 CHUAN HUP HOLDINGS Lid: 18th AGM at Enterprise Room, 4th Floor, Westin Stamford, Westin Plaza, 2 Stamford Road on Monday, Dec 19, at 10.00 am. METAL CONTAINERS Ltd: 18th AGM at The Registered Office, 15 Scotts Road, #05-01, Thong Teck Building on Tuesday, Dec 20 at 10.30 am.
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      SES SHARE INFORMATION
      5723 20 1988 High Low Tal Cod* Company Laat Sale orDEC 15 Vol Day 000) High Low Laat Quota Buyer Seller Gr'a Dlv V. Dlv C'vr Gr'a Yld Nat P/E M Cap $mll SECTION ONE INDUSTRIAL ft COMMERCIAL 141 85 218 167 135 460 209 350 129 167 177
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        3385 21 SHARE PRICES were taken broadly lower on the Kuala Lumpur stock market yesterday in lackadaisical conditions with business volume dipping to a mere eight millionodd units. Brokers said the market took off on an easier note in line with the weaker Tokyo market In the first hour,
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        301 22 Tokyo Reuter INITIAL GAINS in Tokyo shares prices were wiped out yesterday as the market ended on a low note after fluctuating narrowly in thin trade, brokers said. The Nikkei index slipped 48.98 points, or 0.16 per cent, to 29,705.75. It rose 156.92 points on Wednesday.
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        496 22 Australia Reuter LATE BUYING boosted Australian stock prices yesterday despite falls on Wall Street overnight and a stronger Australian i dollar. But there was no momentum behind the buying, brokers said, adding that a rise in base metal prices and the recovery in New Zealand stocks were
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        1388 22 Hongkong PRE-CHRISTMAS lethargy ruled on the Hongkong stock market yesterday, with the index falling steadily in thin trade, traders said. The Hang Seng Index shed 14.86 points to close at 2.627.22 while the broader-based Hong Kong Index slipped 10 to 1.732.40. The market remained
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        181 22 Reuter NEW ZEALAND share prices closed sharply higher yesterday as the market put the sacking of Finance Minister Roger Douglas behind it. brokers said. They noted that demand for selected leaders fuelled the rally which pushed the Barclays Index up 45.76 to 1,796.32. "The market went down
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        157 22 Reuter WIDESPREAD PROFITTAKING in late trading caused Seoul share prices to drop sharply yesterday after an 11day bull run that saw the composite index gain 11 per cent, brokers said. Financial stocks, the recent market leaders. I suffered the most. The market started firm, rising over seven
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        Lock icon Bombay: Moderate trading
        125 22 Reuter SHARE PRICES on the Bombay stock exchange closed lower yesterday on renewed profit-taking in moderate trading, brokers said. They said selling began in the absence of institutional demand and there was a lack of fresh speculative buying Associated Cement fell 7.5 rupees to 375 and Larsen
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        Bangkok: Index down
        28 22 the SECURITIES Exchange of Thailand Index fell 3 93 points to 384 17 yesterday on a turnover of 3.003.543 shares worth 229 54 million baht.
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        Lock icon Taipei: Index plunges
        469 22 Reuter AFTER HOVERING around the 6,000 mark for most of the day, the Taiwan stock index yesterday plunged in the last minutes of trading as pessimistic investors tried to cash in their holdings, dealers said. The weighted index dropped 216.25 points, or 3.6 per cent, to end
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        91 22 Reuter MANILA share prices dropped slightly in active trade yesterday as investors sold stocks to take profits in what analysts described as a technical correction. "The market reacted to technical signals that prices have gone high enough, so there was some profit-taking," Hermie Santiago of Pryce Securities Inc
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        845 23 New York Reuter MARKET fears of rising interest rates depressed stock and bond prices on the New York Stock Exchange on Wednesday, brokers said. News on Wednesday morning that US industry was running at a strong pace heightened concerns the Federal Reserve would
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        1007 23 London Reuter LONDON EQUITIES opened easier in low volume yesterday with the prospect of the West German Bundesbank meeting, UK economic data and parliamentary by-election combining to keep investors away, dealers said. The FTSE 100 opened 6.6 points lower at 1,749.5 after Wednesday's fall on both the
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        Lock icon SIB unveils disclosure proposals
        295 23 Reuter THE SECURITIES and Investment Board (SIB), Britain's financial services regulatory body, has unveiled proposals for its life assurance and unit trust disclosure system for 1990 Under the proposals, an independent financial adviser, when recommending a financial product, must inform the investor of the product's mam
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        Lock icon Hagemeyer in merger talks with wholesaler
        222 23 Reuter DUTCH TRADING firm Hagemeyer NV, 55.7-per cent owned by Hongkong s First Pacific Holdings Ltd. has started merger talks with Dutch pharmaceutical wholesaler NV Medicopharma. The two firms expected the talks to be successful, Hagemeyer said in a joint statement with Medicopharma. The
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        Lock icon Li Ka-shing giving Canadians priority to buy Expo homes
        304 23 Reuter HONGKONG MAGNATE Li Kashing is offering Canadians the chance to buy homes on the site of the 1986 World's Fair in Vancouver before offering them to overseas buyers. Mr Li's company, Concord Pacific Ltd, made the announcement amid concern that
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        Lock icon Dun and Bradstreet asked to produce documents
        141 23 Reuter DUN AND BRADSTREET Corp has said the US Postal Inspection Service requested company documents related to a lawsuit that charged Dun and Bradstreet with defrauding customers. A Dun and Bradstreet spokesman said in reply to a Reuter query that the company would
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        1755 23 Reuter MILAN: Italian share prices fell back at the close after a firmer start yesterday, with the market's tone weakened by fears of rising worldwide interest rate rises, dealers said. The MIB index, which was up 0.50 per cent at mid-morning, ended up 0.17 per cent to
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      Demand for warehouses expected to jump
      469 24  -  JTC asked to allot space for warehousing development By BOEY KIT YIN DEMAND for covered warehouses in Singapore is projected to grow from the current two million sq m to 2.5 million sq m in five years. According to a Trade Development Board study,
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      Nedlloyd sets up its first non-European distribution centre here
      404 24 WITH THE HELP of General Motors, Dutch giant shipping firm Nedlloyd has set up its first nonEuropean distribution and warehousing centre in Singapore. Under the arrangement, Nedlloyd's local subsidiary, Nedlloyd Districenters Pte Ltd, will make use Of a portion of warehousing
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      160 24 Bernama THE MALAYSIAN Cabinet has agreed to backdate the salary adjustments of 372,000 government employees in Groups A. B and C to Oct 1 this year, Prime Minister Datuk Seri Dr Mahathir Mohamad said in Singapore yesterday. The Prime Minister, who is on a
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      Lock icon Shevardnadze-Aquino talks
      280 24 AFP SOVIET Foreign Minister Eduard Shevardnadze may take up Moscow's call for a superpower military pullout from South-east Asia in talks with Philippine officials next week, the Soviet embassy said in Manila yesterday. Mr Alexandre Losyukov, the deputy chief of the Soviet embassy in Manila, said no formal
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      Lock icon 'Defiance of democratically-elected govt'
      189 24 Bernama DATUK SERI Dr Mahathir Mohamad said yesterday that the transfer of government officers in Kelantan affair was related to current politics in the state. The Malaysian Prime Minister said in Singapore that there was no reason for such an issue to crop up unless there
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      314 24 Reuter AFP NEW ZEALAND Prim© Minister David Lange yesterday rejected calls (or a snap general election in an attempt to defuse a political crisis over his sacking of Finance Minister Roger Douglas. At the same time, sources said ruling Labour Party MPs would
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      Lock icon NSW plans anti-racist laws
      130 24 Reuter NEW SOUTH WALES. Australia's most populous state, may impose heavy fines and jail terms for racial insults in new laws proposed yesterday, state officials said in Sydney They released details of the proposals, which also provide for compensation to be paid to victims of racial
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      Lock icon Soviet Union calls for Middle East peace conference
      192 24 Reuter AFP THE SOVIET UNION, responding to Washington's decision to open talks with the Palestine Liberation Organisation, yesterday called for immediate preparations for a Middle East peace conference. "The Soviet Union stands for an immediate start of preparatory work within the United
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      Dr M favours Asean membership for Indochinese nations
      504 24  -  By JOHN THOMAS MALAYSIAN Prime Minister Datuk Seri Mahathir Mohamad said here yesterday that he favoured Asean membership for the Indochinese countries and Burma for economic and political benefit to the region. Dr Mahathir said that the socialist countries could be admitted,
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      'Asean should change trade patterns to suit economic realities'
      324 24 MALAYSIAN Prime Minister Datuk Seri Dr Mahathir Mohamad said yesterday that his country's partners in Asean should be responsive to economic developments in the world to be able to take advantage of them. Dr Mahathir, who was speaking at an SBC
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      Mahathir meets PM Lee at Istana
      51 24 MALAYSIAN Prime Minister Datuk Seri Dr Mahathir Mohamad met Prime Minister Lee Kuan Yew at the Istana and followed it with a lunch session yesterday. Dr Mahathir, who arrived here on Wednesday to deliver the 1968 Singapore Lecture, earlier yesterday participated in an SBC
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      Lock icon Top-level shake-up in Prague?
      80 24 AFP A COMMUNIST Party plenum opened in Prague yesterday amid persistent rumours that a top level shakeout was pending. There has been widespread speculation that certain members of the presidium, the party's top body, would quit during the central committee meeting, which is due to end
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        40 24 Bernama THE MALAYSIAN national debt had been reduced to M 546.195 billion by the middle of this year from M 550.855 billion last year. Deputy Finance Minister Senator Mohamed Farid Ariffin told the Malaysian Parliament yesterday. Bernama
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        Lock icon New Soviet army chief
        60 24 AFP GENERAL Mikhail Moiseyev, army commander for the far eastern region of the Soviet Union, has been named chief of staff in place of Marshal Sergei Akhromeyev. who resigned nine days ago, the Soviet party newspaper Pravda reported in Moscow yesterday. Marshal Akhromeyev is "relieved of
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        35 24 AFP SOUTH Korean President Roh Tae-Woo has never suggested a grand coalition with conservative opponents to extricate his government from its minority position in parliament, his spokesman said yesterday in Seoul.—
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        67 24 AFP INDONESIA plans to tone down its current anti-commu-nist drive, focussing more on ideology and less on family links with former communists. the official Antara news agency said yesterday in Jakarta. The government would soon issue directives clarifying the phrases "individually clean" and "environmentally
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        35 24 AFP INDONESIAN Vice-President Sudharmono yesterday called for cooperation among members of the Indonesian Chamber of Commerce (Kadin), which is locked in a leadership battle between the private and public sectors. AFP
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      20 19 Financial Newsmakers What Do Marco Polo And The Regent Singapore Have Common The Best In Designers Menswear n 1 ore
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      718 22 NOTICES In the matter of THE COMPANIES ACT. CAP. 50 and In the matter of THYE GUAN REALTY CO. PTE LTD (IN MEMBERS' VOLUNTARY WINDING UP) At an Extraordinary General Meeting of the Members of the abovenamed Company duly convened and held at 51 Anson Road, #02-57 #02-59 Anson Centre,
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      747 22 ARTISTRY INNOVATION PTE LTD (In Members' Voluntary Liquidation) NOTICE OF RESOLUTIONS At an Extraordinary General Meeting of the Company convened and held at 100 Jalan Sultan #01-16 Singapore 0719 on 12 December 1988 the following Special Resolutions were duly passed:1. That the company be wound up voluntarily pursuant to Section
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      508 22 IN THE MATTER OF THE COMPANIES ACT, CHAPTER SO APPLIED MACHINERY (S.E.A.) PTE LTD (Creditors' Voluntary Winding-up) NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the creditors of the above-named company which Is being voluntarily wound up, are required on or before 13th January 1989 to send in their names and addresses with
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      611 22 IN THE MATTER OF THE COMPANIES ACT, CAP. 50 AND IN THE MATTER OF MART CREATIVE PRODUCTS PTE LTD (MEMBERS' VOLUNTARY WINDING-UP) At an Extraordinary General Meeting of the Members of MART CREATIVE PRODUCTS PTE LTD duly convened and held at 2 Finlayson Green #12-03, Asia Insurance Building, Singapore 0104,
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      71 23 M.NuAI'UKt 3 ULUcjI LAKl'bl ESTABLISHMENT YEAR-END SALE GUARANTEED PRICE. IF PROVEN OVERPAID, DIFFERENCE REFUNDED. AM N (SINCE 1921) PTE LTD #03-01 to 07 Lucky Plaza, Orchard Road, Singapore. Tel: *****83 *****12 IT'LL ONLY BE HANES OR NOTHING 100% PURE COTTON HANES UNDERWEAR AVAILABLE AT OG SOGO TOKYU ROBINSON FASHIONTAILOR/TANGLIN SHOPPING
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      429 25  - Bangladesh Shipping ties up with L M BOCL By LINDA CHEE TWO feeder operators in the Indian-Subcontinent trade have teamed up to provide a more efficient five-ship service from January. The joint venture involves national carrier Bangladesh Shipping Corporation and L M Blue Ocean Container Lines (BOCL), whose four-month old
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      172 25  -  -Bf Richard Ng PLANS to promote Thailand's mercantile marine industry to get a larger share of the shipping cargo pie are being worked out by the government's Board of Investment. Minister of the Prime Minister's Office Korn Tapparangsee said the 801 has appointed
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      329 25  -  By JOHN SPIERS THE LIABILITY of shipping companies for goods in containers has been dramatically increased and updated by a New South Wales Supreme Court decision over blank cassette tapes. Mr Justice Carruthers placed a new interpretation on rules of law concerning bills of lading
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        96 25 Reuter NIGERIAN PORTS were paralysed by striking dock workers demanding higher pay on Tuesday. Nigerian Ports Authority spokesman Eke Ijioma said in Lagos on Wednesday that from all indications the strike was still on but he could not comment on its extent. He said the pay
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      477 26 IN EUROPE'S North Sea coast, where the largest and most efficient ports lie so close together that competitiveness is particularly stressful, a structural change is rapidly being effected behind the scenes. The ports are increasingly developing into service centres offering logistic solutions for the entire
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      245 26 Seatrade Week A NEW container leasing company, Transport Equipment Holding AB. has been formed in Sweden. While it is the intention of the company to directly own some of its container fleet, it will also manage containers owned by investors who will not
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      206 26 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 Memorial 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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      400 27 Lloyd s List A FORMIDABLE new grouping of leading diving support vessel operators is about to be created The group now taking shape is formed of the Comex/Wharton Williams and Smit international diving interests. The consortium will have a fleet of seven advanced vessels
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      201 27 Seatrade Week A HOST of shipping conferences have voiced opposition to a plan by the US Federal Maritime Commission (FMC) to firmly determine the exact time at which a freight rate takes effect. FMC is trying to set specific guidelines on this matter
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      543 27 Density Water Carbon Ash Aluminium Sediment Roskluo KG/M*3 V/V M/M M/M PPM M/M Exxon method ISO/Clmec limit* Spec E25 991 1.0 15.0 0.10 30' 0.15* Spec G35 991 1.0 18.0 0.15 30* 0.15* Northern Europ* 180 Ave 960 0.2 12.1 0.04 6 0.04 180 Max 991 6.8
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      1290 32 THE FREIGHT rats for grain fixing on Wsdnosday from the US Gulf to the Continent rose slightly, shipbrokers said. The business, arranged by Cargill, involved the Hoegh Foam from the Mississippi to Holland for Dec 20-24 at a lump sum of US$9OO,OOO equating to about $14.73 for heavy
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      6011 32 AARHUS JSS Maonia Trtot. Dk 16 Salandla. ScanOutcht. Dac 19 Tokyo Bay Trtot. Dac 21 (PIC). Anna Maarak. Maarak Lina. Dac 22 Fan Ha. China Ocaan Dac 24 Ming Planty. Yang Ming Dac 24 Qing Ha. China Ocaan. Dac 26 U
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      1091 32 AT CONVENTIONAL WHARVES Catherine i on OlOngsO* 16 I2/23QD Anthos B 16 12/2330 19 12/1100 VmmI B*fU 1 Arrival Otparturt Bunga Terong C Mo une *3/8 16 a 16 12/1300 16 12/1000 1612/1700 17 *****0 KEPPEL WHARVES Oewi Seroya Eversturdy'B ji a 1612/1100 16 12/0*00 *****500 1612/1700
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      496 36  -  By VONNIE BISHOP THE MOOD in shipping has changed from despondency to one of cautious optimism with 1987 as the turning point away from the very prolonged and severe shipping market depression which has seriously affected so many in the industry, said Dr
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      740 25 OOCL 200 Cantonment Road #12-05 SouWpoint Smgaooi 0108 Til: *****11 Te*»» RS ***** Facsimile *****09 i TERMINAICFS Tit' *****11. *****19. *****20 FOR CUSTOMER SERVICE INQUIRIES ANO BOOKINGS Tai *****304 KHU JAR OWE SJNPPINS AGENCIES SON I*o PORT KELANGTM 36*4111 Tdn MA *****/ MA ***** to C2wc*lity 3>e>*vice PftWfTiTiJS penano tw
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      118 25 mm IN EUROPE'S North Sea coast, where the largest and most efficient ports lie so close together that competitiveness is particularly stressful, a structural change is rapidly being effected behind the scenes. Page II A FORMIDABLE new grouping of leading diving support vessel operators is about to be created. Page
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      711 25 ^<-.,],@[~{~=`++[^`@:"`@([.|{[* MAERSK LINE DESTINATIONS To CaliloinuUSGulf US Atlantic East Canada a Water Service LGB HOU MEM ATL MIA CHS ML PHL NYC MON «/1 11/1 i 12/1 14/1 16/1 18/1 in 20/1 21/1 22/1 15/1 I*l 19/1 21/1 23/1 25/1 26/1 f 27/1 28/1 29/1 22/1 25/1 26/1 28/1 30/1
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      501 26 u Hapag-Lloyd CONTAINER SERVICE TO UK/CONTINENT HAMBURG BREMERHAVEN ROTTERDAM/ ANTWERP MEONIA VILLE DE BORDEAUX TOKYO BAY LONDON EXPRESS CARDIGAN BAY BENALDER KOWLOON BAY ALSO ACCEPTING CARGO TO: ALL UK INLAND DESTINATIONS, BELFAST, DUBLIN, COPENHAGEN. AARHUS. GOTHENBURG. MALMO. HELSINKI. OSLO. AMSTERDAM. CARIBBEAN S AMERICA CONTAINER SERVICE FROM UK/CONTINENT VOY NO HAMBURG
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      97 26 Lines and services represented by Members of the Registry of Accredited Shipping Agents. Singapore National Shipping Association. ISOS CSAV Compania Sud Amcricana do Vjpores S A Cbilejn Line t .1 <er? PgBfSS SERVICE to/from CHILE FEEDER rW! MOTHER VESSEL VESSEL CSAV 2 Mil ATACAMA V Uttlß CSAV 1/1 VEIAT V
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      468 26 POLISH OCEAN LINES Agrnts Singipo'e Optorg Shipping Pte Ltd P Kfljng PelJlcng Jaya ;*:w 75'54C3 Pen.mfc m VESSELVOYACE M. CECIELSKI/2W FAMftLAND 2IK HAVELLAND 2JK FROM EUROPE CONTAINERISED SERVICES FAHRLAND iIU j.c. rorzeniows* 2a m. heck im SOUTH PACIFIC LINE EUROPE CM ANT RTH NN GOT mu low aim an Mm
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      1181 27 The Straits Steamship Group P&O Containers STRAITS SHIPPING Singapore to Sabah, Sarawak, Brunei Ports and Bangkok CONTAINER SERVICE TO UK/CONTINENT: CONTAINERSHIP SERVICES TO/FROM BANGKOK PEGASUS PIONEER PEGASUS PROGRESS BANGKOK BORNEO AGENCIES LTD. BANGKOK TEL: *****80 RAJAH BROOKE V2K Muan. Lib KK [CONTAINERSHIP SERVICE FROM UK/CONTINENT: KRIS NCLEIA BINTANG BELAIT* STRAITS
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      851 27 NOTICE BSC/L&M BLUE OCEAN CONTAINER LINE ANNOUNCEMENT We are pleased to inform all our shippers and associates that effective Ist January 1989, we are offering direct services to Bombay, Calcutta, Chittagong and Mongla. We will be offering the most comprehensive service in the trade as our ships will be leaving
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      483 28 HXSINOSE MARITIME PTE LTD ISLAMIC REPUBLIC OF IRAN SHIPPING LINES Singapore Loading for:IRAN MAHALLATI PJLCC6 SID BANDAR ABBAS Tkyow/T KYOWA LINE MOTHER VSL KYOWA HIBISCUS V 34 KYOWA VIOLET V 23 LOAO FOR: VILA. NHA. LTK. SUVA. PAGO. APIA VILA. NHA. LTK. SUVA. PAGO. APIA FAM/SAIPAN SERVICE OCEANIA EXPRESS V-24
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      765 28 HANJIN SHIPPING CO., LTD, FULLY CONTAINERISED SERVICE VIA SUEZ A member of the Ace Contort urn OUTBOUND SERVICE TO US. A./CANADA I^ROMEUROP^Vl^SUEZ^^^Ull^be^nK^c^orio^ijm CONVENTIONAL SERVICE TO PERSIAN GULF To: PACIFIC SOUTH WEST SIN T/S POUT I*o2 PUS. K(( au pus. kii a.U PUS. Mi LIM HAUL NANJIN SEOUL m HANJIN lUSAN
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      79 28 INDIA STEAMSHIP FORTNIGHTLY EXPRESS CONTAINER SERVICE TO INDIA SRI LANKA V*N VSN Sm>)l to urtuuawnt Agents SHARIKAT TRANS-ORIENT SDN. BHD. SINGAPORE *****10, *****56 PORT KELANG: *****54/5 LIN LIN SHIPPING PTE. LTD. 1 Ro*fl «0S 01 Ctntrjl Buildmf S-njapo'e 0106 Tel S33MM I *****2? WEEKLY SERVICE S PO«E TO KUCHWG SIOU
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      900 28 mmtdu EVERGREEN Full Container Service Round-The-World East Bound (FE/CARIB/USEC/EURO/FE) ever cirr 21/u EVER GOLDEN OMI EVER GLOBE U«1 EVER GENIUS 20*1 EVER GIANT 27m EVER GENTRY 03/02 EVER GATHER iom EVER GOLDEN 17® ALSO ACCEPTING CARGO TO 1> PROVIDENCE NEWARK SAVANNAH BOSTON WILMINGTON KMUOA. ETC n ATLANTA CHICAGO DETROIT COLUMBUS
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      877 29 PACIFIC INTERNATIONAL LINES PIL Building, 140 Cecil Street, 03-00 Singapore 0106. Tel: *****33 FAR EAST CONTAINER SERVICE VESSEL GOWA MAI QUAMO MAJAPAHIT VOY SIN JKT 3358 SM Std 03SB 16/12 IS/12 3iM a/1 0/1 SIN HKO KAO KEE VOK MOO K Std 19/12 21/12 25/12 27/12 20/12 30/12 27/12 1/1
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      403 29 irm BEN LINE Vl3* CONTAINERS TAS MAN ASIA SHIPPING TO NEW CALEDONIA, FIJI AND NEW ZEALAND SIN MAIN LINE 23/12 HAVIGATO* VI l/l TA 1 HKG NOUMEA SUVA AKL NAP TM in m 3/2 6/2 9/2 20/1 13/2 17/2 20/2 M/ 2 FROM NEW ZEALAND MAIN LINE AKL NAP Eft
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      525 29 DJASAGETRI A Joint Europe Service Of: P.T. DJAKARTA LLOYD P.T. GESURI LLOYD P.T. SAMUDERA INDONESIA P.T. TRIKORA LLOYD EXPRESS SEMI CONTAINERSHIP SERVICES SINGAPORE TO EUROPE VSI/VOY L.J BONTANG/16WB SRIWIJAYA/25W8 KUTAI/16WB ANTWERP HBURG ROAM ADAM BREMEN 23/1 26/1 5/2 10/2 23/2 26/2 Sub|ect to Inducement. Also accepting cargo to Casablanca, Port
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      393 29 BOUSTEAD SHIPPING AGENCIES 1* HTONEYWA V24IW PA-AN VI32W PAGAN VI3SW BURMA FIVE STAR SHIPPING CORPORATION (Burmese National Line) Loading for Rangoon S pore P.Kelang Penang Bangkok BANK UNI SEMI-CONTAINER SERVICE NORTHBOUND TO UKC FORTH BANK V23N IVYBANK V23N TAUSALA SAMOA VI4N SPORE ROAM HULL HMBG 24/12 22/1 29/1 26/1 20/1
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      832 30 Klini KAWASAKI KISEN KAISHA. LTD. N. AMERICA-ATLANTIC COAST ORIENTAL FAIR RAINBOW BRIDGE NEPTUNE GARNET ORIENTAL FREEDOM VIA FEEDER ORIENTAL FAIR RAINBOW BRIDGE NEPTUNE GARNET ORIENTAL FREEDOM VIA FEEOCft FEEDER VESSEL ORIENTAL FAIR RAINBOW BRIDGE NEPTUNE GARNET ORIENTAL FREEDOM VOY *INDO 12 20/12 VOY LB 11 12/11 •PK/PNG SGP N. AMERICA
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      278 30 Accepting LCL and containerised cargoes Direct to South Africa Accept! nj Containers Only VENTO 1004F NEDCLOYD COLOMBO 6I3SF OSAKA MARU 5943F CANOPUS 1103F VIRGO OSC3G HAYAKAWA MARU 6641G VAAL 673% PEli* C Town Durban I<Vl2 12/12 19/12 13/12 15/12 18/12 28/12 29/12 l/l \WUf L^J BSB) JAR DINE SHIPPING AGENCIES
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      570 30 KALIDAS 4C TU LSI DAS V 39 KALIOAS V 41 TULSIDAS V4O AUSTRALIA EXPRESS CONTAINER SERVICE Accepting FCL/FCL Containers Siifiooff P KaUnt p tnjn| uwdir* tor Xothr »sl By Ftodo< B, 'Mtf 3 26 Doc 26 Doc From MM) Sfdn Adt* 31 24 Jan 24 Jan FrcffllMD Sydn AM 4
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      520 30 CHINA OCEAN SHIPPING CO., PEKINI THE PEOPLE'S REPUBLIC OF CHINA roc comnnmoHAt wancm P Ktiinf Pwung KujnUn Dulmilion YONC NINC IMi Rotterdam Mjmfcurj wc ruix cowtawhi mvitt S5 Si sr sr 3r* a sr VNCHCSSH 22/12 au am wi on i! 2 L.AOW4W PWli T JW owf cnwTAwn mvia UNC
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      344 30 PHIU 0/II€NT UN€5 PT€ ITD HEAO OFFICE 63 ROJINSON ROAO -07 12 AFRO AS!* BUILDING SINGAPORE 0106 TELEX RS ***** PHIII FA* *****76 ETA SINGAPORE DESTINATION 21/12. 2%iu 21/12 jtfeaßa; NEW CENLORD 23/12 CHITTACONC EAST/WEST AfIUCA/MB. FCI 1 LCL HWCf im. 2/1 ll'IJ! lix-ltl' 1 HvTT 1 BEIRA, TAHATAVE. P
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      940 31 \\NEPTUNE ORIENT LINES LTD *ST RKSB: j Bihru NEPLINE SDN. BHD FAR EAST/EUROPE FULLY CONTAINERISED SERVICE A mtmtxr at thm ACE Conac TO EUROPE/UK (VIA SUEZ):! PK tanf Spof Havr. r.n*. SS BRIDGE 0W t In Pt 18/12 VI 6/1 7/1 0 MMHMNCC W. (24/12) 26/12 12/1 13/1 IVI K
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      437 31 HEUNG-A SHIPPING Korean Flag Vessels SEMI-CONTAINERISED DIRECT SERVICE TO KELANG, PENANG, KEELUNG. BUSAN, INCHON STRAITS/KOREA SERVICE Vessel s Nam* ETD BS SPORE PKLC KEE BUSAN MO JI NO I DONAM/lION 08/12 11-11/12 20-21/12 31-03/01 02/01 #ORAGNET/804N 14/12 27-27/12 2V12 04<M/01 10-10/01 11/01 •GLORIA II4N 21/12 01-02/01 03-03/01 17 11/01 19/01
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      775 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 ***** PCNANG p KELANC MESSRS MAI THONC SHIPPING 127 Penang Street. Penang. Malaysia M/S HANDLING SYSTEM CO SON
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      258 32 SINGAPORE SHIPPING CORPORATION (PTE.) LTD. .TEL 225 6868 (34 tmes) FAX *****39/*****76 TELEX RS ***** A B SSCMA RS ***** A-B SSCAD I DSR-LINES VEB DEUTFRACHT SEEREEDEREI ROSTOCK < INTEGRATED CONTAINER SERVICE MEMBER Of EACON SERVICE TO EAST MEDITERRANEAN NORTH CONTINENT EUROPE -Vl* LARNACA ACCEPTING CAKO FOR LIMASSOC. BEIRUT. IATTAKIA.
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      110 32 H. LIHE WEEKLY CONTAINERISED SERVICE WITH FIXED DAY ARRIVAL TO TAIWAN JAPAN HEMES ACE Vlt rTn"7TT?^^T7Tr* ayri»prwf7TinTaf7Tat ar~~ii Bfl E3 03 Q3 El U Gil El Efl yfICSIBIEIBiIEfIBSIBQIISI QBQQQQiyiGIQm QQg|Lißmgg|^Q •Weekly LCL services to Kaohsiunf, Keelung, Tokyo and Kobe FROM JAPAN A TAIWAN E3 Q| E3 C 3 C 3
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      189 32 I Regional Weather ft 'A fi m 'A Vk m si i c ?v <£ Wod d*ection w.tb speed n knots SIGNIFICANT WEATHER AND SEA CONDITIONS AT 7.30 A.M. Doc 1«. IMS LEGEND R Thundeworm c X\. n Sho -er w*o»*<*r —X w »xl <Vec»ion »ith tp**d»»knot* Roo W Cloudy
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      526 33 SfFARGO shipping Te1:224Q122 S3! CONTAINERLINE ABC TO AUSTRALIA/NEW ZEALAND vs. E Hudig 215 I 2*12 I 4/1 I 13/1 Bruual 217 22/1 I »1 5/2 *«wi» 211 I 4/2 10/2 15/2 C. VtroUM 211 11/2 21/2 4,3 16 DAYS TO SYDNEY! TO USA/CANADA Alto acttptmg cargo torUSA Houston. Satrannah. Tampa
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      221 33 CSP SHIPPING AGENCIES PTE. LTD. (FULLY CONVENTIONAL) VESSEL ETA SIN TBN 25.12.88 CHITTAGONG CALCUTTA/KAOSHIUNG Special TWIN 25 TON HEAVYLIFT TEL: *****66 (16 Lines) Tlx: ***** CSPFRT Fax: *****61 Hamburg West Germany Tiger Line BEN LINE AGENCIES (S) PTE. LTD. Telephone: 225 3522 Telex: RS ***** SIM SWEE JOO SHIPPING SDN.
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      722 33 PLUSCOL INTENATIONAL PTE LTD TEL: 223 9988 THE BEST DIRECT/TRANSHIPMENT RATES JAKARTA 10/12 17/12 SURABAYA 25/12 31/12 BELAWAN 21/12 24/12 BANGKOK 20/12 22/12 PTKELANG 21/12 24/12 PENANG 21/12 24/12 PERKINS PERKINS SHIPPING PTY. LTD. Darwin. Australia DIRECT SERVICE TO DARWM/PT. HEDLAND'/BROOME* Accepting Braakbulk. Haavy-lttl, Container ft RO/RO Cargo** MARK ham
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      140 33 0 Tatsumi Marine DIRECT SAILING TO PAPUA NEW GUINEA (ACCEPTING BREAKBULK) I Direct call to other ports sut>/ect to inducement (also accepting transhipment cargo OROBAY MADANG. KIETA WEWAK KIMBE RABUAL via LAE) S PORE: NEPTUNE AGENCI Til: *****7, OTFICL TO MARINE SERVICES PTE. LTD. W. MALAYSIA ANGLO FRENCH SHIPf PETAUNG
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      363 33 UNIPACIFIC TRANS. TRADING AGENCY PTE. LTD. SINGAPORE TEL: *****44 (9 LINES) FAX: *****90 U IRAQI LINE IRAQ I STATE ENTERPRISE FOR MARITIME TRANSPORT MV ALKINDI MV SINDBAD WEST BOUND SERVICE ETA S PORE LOADING FOR 25/12 Aqaba. Baghdad EAST BOUND SERVICE eta s pore loading for 20/12 (P.KELANG-25/12) Japan THROUGH
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      523 34 m FINE-LINER SHIPPING PTE LTD /O Shenton Wiy M 02C Marina House S pore 0?07 TEL ??***** (8 Lmes) TLX RS ***** FLINER FAX *****56 EUROPE SERVICE (FCL LCL) I.«:m r,*l!H i| l-MMirrTr^rTmTTTT-rT-r--TTi I*2 lU 1 I an an V 1 I 2 l lan I w w FAR EAST
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      586 34 ZIM FULL CONTAINER SERVICE acctptinf FCL/LCL cargoet to USA Utt ft West Co«*t Carribbejn.Ejst Canada HAITI Costa Rica. El Salvador. Guatemala Honduras. Vcnuucla. Poru. Ecuador. Cotomtaa via Miami. Trinidad. Barbados Antigua St Lucia. MontMrrat. Guayana via Kingston in IBERIA HI IBERIA 1/1 UM MONTREAL UIM HAIFA AUSTRALIA CONTAINER SERVICE ACCEPTING
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      472 34 9 DE VAPORES 0 J "PERUVIAN STATE LINE" 8 DING F OR CALLAO. MATARANI, ILO* AND ALL OTHER K Z k9»P! N FOR CAL LAO. MATARANI, ILO* AND ALL OTHER (S ?!5 U x V J-? PORTS WITH TRANSHIPMENT AT KOBE ON A CPV THROUGH BILL OF LADING TO FINAL
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      538 35 Seabrfctefe i IMPS INTERCONTINENTAL LINES tfLlKiu m vlmH/ IWUi/Ififty okH9f«vu SEABRIOGE EUROPE S SCANDINAVIAN SERVICES WEEKLY FCL/LCL GROUPAGE FROM SINGAPORE PORT KELANG PENANG UK, HAM. RTM, L. HAVRE. ANT. GENOA. ARAHUS. STOCKHOLM. HEL, CRM. GOTBG. MARSEILLES. OSLO I ALL INLAND DESTINATIONS POINTS. SEABMH6E FAR EAST. VIETNAM CHINA SERVICES WEEKLY FCL/LCL
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      160 35 Consolidation Service PAPUA NEW GUINEA SIN: 4/1 PT MORESBY/LAE PACIFIC ISLANDS SIN: 22/12 NOUMEA/PT VILA/SUVA/ PAPEETE MAURITIUS REUNION ISLANDS SIN: 27/12, 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 Pte Ltd Tel: *****55 tlx rs ***** JAVELIN SHIPPING PTE
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