The Business Times, 19 June 1989

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    11 1 BUSINESS TIMES MCI (P) 45/12/88 MONDAY, JUNE 19, 1989 75 CENTS
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    Lock icon Namibian type plan for Cambodia in the works: diplomat
    383 1 AP PARTIES to the 11-year-old war in Cambodia are discussing a United Nations plan that would send thousands of military observers to supervise a peace agreement, according to a senior diplomat. The huge operation would be similar to the current decolonisation
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    Fair Price ready to buy over outlets for at least $70m
    496 1  -  LAND COST IS RISING, SAYS GENERAL MANAGER By CHUANG PECK MING NTUC FAIRPRICE is expected to pay more than $70 million for the premises that house its retail outlets in public housing estates when the government trees them for
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    Cooperative to help Pakistani chain
    285 1 NTUC FAIRPRICE has been appointed by the International Labour Organisation (ILO) under its technical assistance scheme to help Pakistan expand and modernise a big chain of provision stores. The cooperative is to lend a hand to the Pakistani govern-ment-owned Utility Store Corporation (USC) to bring
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    Lock icon Rome US firms succeeding in Japan: chamber official
    282 1 AP V/vl i iv ww DESPITE TENSION over Japanese market barriers and the US trade deficit, some major American companies are doing well in Japan and expect to prosper there through the rest of the century, says the president of the American
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    Lock icon Concern over Bangkok's hotel room rates
    223 1 AFP THE government-run Tourism Authority of Thailand (TAT) has expressed concern that high hotel room rates in Bangkok will cause a fall-oft in tourist arrivals, press reports said on Saturday. The Bangkok Post newspaper quoted TAT governor Dharmnoon Prachuabmoh as saying on Friday that
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    Lock icon China renews attack against US and demands handing over of dissidents
    465 1 jLSfSie China question Reuter UPI CHINA launched a fresh broadside against the US yesterday, calling the White House spokesman "ridiculous" and implying hypocrisy in Washington's condemnation of Beijing's military crackdown. The official New China News Agency also for the
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    'US exaggerating influence of forex in trade ties'
    598 1  -  By ZHOU MEI THE WEST, the United States in particular, tends to exaggerate I the influence of exchange rate I between currencies in trade re- Vj lations. said American monetary I economist John H Wood, the lat- Ij est Tan Chin Tuan
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      336 1 Need a car or truck loan'? W\YFOONG 737-7977 M*p)\Va>kHXigMongapr And hi nance (S) I td »holl\ iwncil subsidiary of I longkongß.ink 6Claymore Hill #03 01 Claymore PWa Suigjpoic iW.V MANAGEMENT PAY, POWER and prestige have always been the rewards of big-company bosses, but never in such a breathtaking way as
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      218 1 White House loses bid to arm non-communist Cambodians, PAGE 12 Philippine economy 4 Major strides towards recovery Financial service* 5 EC's search for consensus Brazil share scandal 7 Central Bank, bourse heads resign Tin prices 9 Expected to rise by year-end Margaret Thatcher 11 Iron Lady may be getting rusty
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      23 1 Hardliner Qiao Shi emerges at front runner lo replace Zhao, BACK PAGE Loans to China dry up, World Bank suspend* talks, PAGE 7
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  • MANAGEMENT
    • Article, Illustration
      Lock icon The greed and glory of being boss
      1313 2 Economist PAY, POWER and prestige have always been the rewards of bigcompany bosses, but never in such a breathtaking way as today. America s highest-paid executive in 1988, Walt Disney s Mr Michael Eisner, made a cool US$4O million. The average 1988 pay
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      Balancing inventory and customer service
      477 2  -  V Spotlight on Management By PETER LEONG INVENTORY supports sales which are converted to receiv- i ables and, later, cash. This i transformation of inventory into < cash ought to generate profits and cashflow to provide resources for the company to expand. Successful inventory management
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      Capitalising on chaos
      542 2 Thriving In Chao*. By Tom Peters. Pan Books. Reviewed by DAVID GABRIEL "HOW DO these companies manage to provide such poor service and still stay in business, let alone make money?" was a question shot at me recently by an irate executive who had been trying to
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      Lock icon Telling the entrepreneur from the small business person
      973 3  -  By FAY FRANSELLA FT PEOPLE have been leaving the security of paid employment in increasing numbers over the last few years to "do their own thing". But what is this "thing"? For some it is to do with spending more time at
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      When aiants walk a tightrope
      976 3  -  Dr Rosabeth Moss Kanter, author, consultant and professor at Harvard Business School (left), talks to CHUANG PECK MING about the challenges facing big corporations in the constantly changing environment of global competition. CHUANG PECK MING SHE was once hired by Apple Computer to teach Steve
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      85 2 With an additional weekly flight to Europe, more people will enjoy Lufthansa service. V I 4U 1 r 1 Starting July, Lufthansa will offer additional seats from Singapore to Frankfurt, the heart of Europe. We'll have four flights a week, leaving every Monday, Tuesday, Friday and Saturday. And you'll always
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      151 2 Export Services International '89 lEWEST OPPORTUNITY MARKET YOUR SERVICES EXPORTERS WORLDWIDE! 18-21 Oct World Trade Centre, Singapore 1 N. Here's the best way to W sell more of your services to importers and exporters: Export Services International '89 in Singapore. Here, you'll meet them from the ASEAN, Australia, Japan, the
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  • ASIA-PASIFIC
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      Lock icon 'Manila has taken major strides towards economic recovery'
      354 4 AP THE PHILIPPINES has taken major strides towards economic recovery after it was "left in a state of shambles" by former president Ferdinand Marcos, a prominent US businessman based in Manila said. Mr George W Drysdale. chairman of the Marsman-Drysdale Group, also
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      Lock icon Foreign funds for land reform sought
      225 4 AFP THE PHILIPPINES will seek crucial funding for land reform from foreign donors at a meeting in Tokyo next month, but an ongoing scandal has tainted President Corazon Aquino's centrepiece social programme. Officials from 17 governments and 14 institutions will meet in Tokyo from
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      Lock icon Hawke's French visit off to a flying start
      479 4 AFP AUSTRALIAN Prime Minister Bob Hawke's visit to France got off to a flying start when he signed a major cooperation pact with French aviation and engineering firm Thomson SA at the Paris Air Show. The three-day visit to Paris by Mr
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      DAILY AIRCRAFT MOVEMENTS
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      715 4 GOOD IDEAS KEEP COMING UP Get tke capability of computer in the size of a pocket Look. -•>A CALENDAR SO«DUL£ a' im I: m <33 DEFMnON SYNONYM n e,i tO* i lluiSX' OFF ON LOOt THE SHARP ELECTRONIC ORGANIZER IQ-7000 •I***** 1 < A ins DEL SWFT KW¥« V J
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      51 4 Soviets upetag* competitor* at air allow, PAGE S The business person's choke every Tuesday, Thursday. Saturday and Sunday. Laving Changi Airport at 22:1S houn and arriving at Later B Pearson International Airport the following dav Cill your Tmel Agent or Air C truth it 'JJtSSS. .4 UREA TH OF FRESH
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  • REST OF THE WORLD
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      Lock icon Soviets upstage competitors at air show
      480 5 AP THE SOVIET UNION upstaged its competitors at the Paris Air Show with a selection of military and commercial aircraft and a new marketing flair. Soviet pilots flew aerobatic routines in jet fighters never before seen in the West, wowing the crowds. On the
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      Lock icon Chinese-style crackdown in Moscow possible: Sakharov
      274 5 AP SOVIET dissident Andrei Sakharov said on Saturday that a Chinese-style crackdown on the campaign for more democracy in his country cannot be ruled out. "I fear that in the future, something like it can happen in our country," Mr Sakharov told reporters in
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      Lock icon S Africa's trade surplus falls sharply
      256 5 AFP SOUTH AFRICA'S trad® surplus dipped sharply in May to 456 million rands, down from 818 million rands in April and 1.675 billion rands in March, the Customs and Excise Department said in Johannesburg on Friday. Economists said the trade performance was "disappointing", adding
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      Lock icon EC ministers seek consensus on financial services
      529 5 AFP EUROPEAN COMMUNITY minis- n ters will seek to build the single v EC market in financial services c at their meeting in Luxembourg ft today, as the storm-clouds of na- ft tional politics gather overhead in v the run-up to an EC
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      Lock icon Europe 1992 already hitting some in US
      400 5 AP AMERICANS who make products ranging from lawn mowers to wine coolers are being hit by extra costs as a result of efforts in Western Europe to create a single market among 12 countries, the US Commerce Department reported. The department is distributing
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      142 5 \£M3 i r; ////> Max/ Not® Mln (°C) 14/11 Showers 24/13 Clear 30/19 Cloudy unov 33/28 Cleor 31/25 Cloudy Singapore OUTLOOK: Showers over several areas In the lata morning and early afternoon. Report for 24 hours prior to 7.30pm on June 18 at the alrporh Mai temp 31.7 Assoc humidity
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  • MONEY AND EXCHANGES
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      Lock icon Mexico eases debt relief call
      294 6 Reuter MEXICO eased its demands for debt relief from commercial creditors as Friday's informal deadline to agree on a term-sheet lapsed, bankers said. Bankers in New York said Mexico's latest proposal involves reducing 45 per cent of a portion of its US$54 billion medium-and long-term
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      Forex markets
      816 6 THE DOLLAR continued to strengthen against most < Asian currencies last week, < with the volatile Japanese i yen rebounding at the I week's end after hitting its < lowest level since August 1967. The Indonesian rupiah i and Philippine pesos hit re- < cord lows, while the
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      Short-term money
      29 6 The rang* the week of call rates for ended Saturday, June 17 frank fund 5.6 5.8 Gen fund 2.5 5.7 MowmmiH M$l806m of fund* Source: Short Deposits
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      Lock icon Gold & Financial futures
      512 6 Gold Financial futures Source: Sin Huat Bullion Pie Ltd SHARP fall in the US dollar last week lifted Loco-Lon-don gold prices from the week's low US$359 00/359 50 to as high as US$36B 00/368 50 per troy cz. New York dealers described the rally as a reaction to the 33-month
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      Comex gold/ silver futures
      171 6 Gold futures on Juno 16 1989 100 tray 0>M omen; USS par troy ounca M*h Low 8otta Jun 347.50 367-50 364.00 365.10 1.90 Jut 366.10 .1.90 Aug ***** 372 30 367JO 368.80 -1.90 Oct 374.00 376.40 372.00 37X70 2.00 Ok 371.00 380 10 376.00 376-80 -2.00
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      Asian $ market
      211 6 Asian market ASIAN CURRENCY average deposit rates for t he week ended June 16 BIO PRICES High Low US t 7 doy» 1 mon* 9 3/8 9 5/16 9 3/8 9 5/16 2 montht 9 3/8 9 3/16 3 month* 9 5/16 9 1/8 6 monthj 9 1/4 8 15/16
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      Prime lending rates
      531 6 Indlcalee fte average el toe prime lending ratee a* 12 ma|or banks In S'pore PLR of banks at the close of business on Friday, June 16 as supplied by the Association of Banks in Singapore: BANK PL* <%> ABN tank 6% Allied irt* Bonk PLC 6% Amertcon
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  • BANKING AND FINANCE
    • SMALL CHANGE
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        BOH tea from Hawaii?
        46 7 WE REPORTED last week that the Bank of Hawaii will be setting up a representative office in Singapore on July 1. A reader, noticing the bank's initials BOH, suggests a novel way for the bank to serve customers. With tea BOH tea.
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        Once bitten, twice shy
        108 7 A VISITING bank chairman was recently asked by a BT reporter to comment on the outlook for world interest rates. The reporter got a rather frank reply from the banker. "Well, if I give you my track record on that, you wouldn't ask me that question!"
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      Lock icon Central Bank, bourse heads resigning over Brazil share scandal
      413 7 Reuter THE PRESIDENT of Brazil's Central Bank and the head of Rio de Janeiro's stock exchange are resigning in the wake of a stock exchange scandal which has rocked the country. Central Bank President Elmo Camoes told reporters on Friday he
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      Lock icon Spain to be full member of the EMS today
      212 7 Reuter SPAIN will become a full member of the European Monetary System (EMS) from today, Finance Minister Carlos Solchaga said on Friday. The decision was announced just 10 dsys before a European Community summit in Madrid at which the controversial issue
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      Lock icon KL money supply mixed
      146 7 Bernama BANK NEGARA said the performance of monetary aggregates in February was mixed with M 1 and M 2 declining while M 3 continued to rise but at a lower pace than in January. M 1 contracted by 1.2 per cent or M 5232 million, mainly
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      Lock icon US, Japan, Europe agree to step up moves to stem dollar's rise
      193 7 Reuter THE US. Japanese and European monetary authorities have agreed to Improve their Intervention tactics In the currency market In a bid to stem the US dollar's rise. Japanese financial newspaper Nlhon Keizal Shim bun said. In a
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      Lock icon Intervention reinforces Bundesbank's scepticism
      287 7 Reuter THURSOAY's Bundesbank dollar salee aimed to show solidarity with Weet Germany's Group of Seven partners, but the failure to harneaa the market may reinforce the central bank's view that intervention la often of limited use, economists said. The Bundesbank caught foreign exchange markets by surprise
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      Lock icon Loans to China dry up, World Bank suspends talks
      451 7 AFP SOME foreign governments have stopped issuing loans to China and the World Bank haa suspended talks on new credits, the official Chinese press reported yesterday. "The hasty decision (to stop loans) will bring harm not only to China but also
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      169 7 This happy businessman ==—1 m is smart. j He increases his sales without any cash problems. He is PAID on time. He never has a slow paymaster. He did it by calling Hong Leongl Singapore Finance Free yourself from cash flow problems created by credit sales and improve turnover with
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      237 7 The sort of meeting room you can look forward to at Saujana. Not many hotels in Malaysia can claim to have a pair of championship golt courses practically silting in their backs ard. But then, not many hotels in Malaysia are like Hyatt Saujana. Lying just 23 kilometres from downtown
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      2241 8 f'l M. ft TAT LEE BANK LIMITED and its subsidiary companies (Incorporated in the Republic of Singapore) BALANCE SHEETS as at 31st December 1988 THE BANK 1988 W SS'OOO svooo SHARE CAPITAL Authorised: Shares of SSI each Issued and fully paid: Shares of SSI each RESERVES TOTAL SHARE CAPITAL AND
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  • COMMODITIES
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      Lock icon Currency fluctuation dampens commodity markets
      964 9 AFP COFFEE drew all the attention on London commodity marketa over the paat week, falling dramatically on Tueaday and Wedneaday to 10month lowa. After eight daya and nights, painful talks among the world's coffee producers and consumers ended in stalemate in the early hours of
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      Lock icon Opec chief says rise in benchmark price unlikely
      477 10 September meeting to focus on raising output quotas Reuter OPEC PRESIDENT Rilwanu Lukk man of Nigeria was quoted on Friday as saying the group was unlikely to raise its US$lB reference oil price when it next meets In September but would focus
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      Lock icon British oil output expected to return to near-normal by September, say analysts
      484 10 Reuter BRITISH oil output, stuck in the doldrums since a string of accidents and I equipment failures in the past year, is likely to return to near-normal levels by September, energy analysts predict. "Assuming that all goes well,
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      Soybean & Wheat
      263 10 Soybean Wheat CHICAGO Board of Trade soybeans closed higher last Friday in new crop months with late gains in November produced by active exporter and professional buying. November was propelled to a session high of U556.54 per bushel late on buying by exporter Cargill. Prudential-Bache was a featured buyer throughout
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      Lock icon ATPC expects tin prices to rise by year-end
      437 10 Bernama THE ASSOCIATION of Tin Producing Countries (ATPC) has said that tin prices could rise towards the end of the year as a result of an improvement in the commodity's stock position. At the end of April this year, total stocks were
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      London Markets
      257 10 London Commodity Exchange Buyer/Seller dosing prices on June 16 (£/tome unless specified). Previous dosing prices in parenthesis. CoflM Basis ln-store London, sellers option CIF London M 1140/1138 (1093/1092) High/Low 1143/1095 Sop 1090/1096 (1068/1066) High/Low 1095/1064 Solos (2582) Cocoa M 810/810 (819/819) rtgh/Low 822/807 Sop 834/832 (840/840) Ugh/Low 845/820
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      Rubber
      133 10 THE MALAYSIAN rubber market finished higher last week on technical adjustment following the recent bearish trend. Dealers said prices were generally firmer in line with stronger overseas exchanges which stimulated short covering and speculative buying interest. The market opened easier in quiet dealing as traders were still reluc- tant
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      Lock icon KL Tin
      118 10 Bernama THE Kuala Lumpur Tin Mattel finished lower leat wMk at $26.41 a kg, down M 51.31 from M 527.52 a kg previously due to operators' reaction to the sasldms on ttw London Metal Exchange. Turnover fell 73 tonnes to 971 tonnes. The mertet opened higher at 527.C7
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      Produce Prices
      124 10 Chinese Produce Exchange Sellers' noon doting prl loet on June 17 (SS/100 kg) Coconut oil •uk FOt 107.00 Otd drum FOG 117.00 New dram FOt 121.00 Copra 62.50 Mixed (loo*e) Pepper Muntofc white FOt NLW 567JO Sarawak while FOt faq NLW 557JO Sorawak spedol black FOt NLW 527JO
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      Palm Oil
      247 10 MALAYBIAN CRUDE PALM OIL market closed slightly lower last week on light selling and buyers' reserve, reflecting losses in palm oil futures and Chicago soyoil futures on Friday. Oealers said trading was thin during the week as operators were reluctant to take new positions amid concern over the
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      Lock icon Crude Oil and Products
      133 10 Telerate FUEL OIL PRICES moved in tanden with the crude oil market. Prices plummetted $3 mt to settle at $92 $94 mt fob Sing range. The week began with many sellers chasing limited buyers. But towards the end of the week, fundamentals were said to be
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      Lock icon Six top steelmakers resuming sales to China
      163 10 Reuter JAPAN'S six major steel makers are ready to re sume exports of steel am steel products to China ir August, a spokesman a Nippon Sieei Corp said. The companies expec the Bank of China will be able to grant letters o credit
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      2196 9 i£, TAT LEE FINANCE LTD, (Incorporated in the Republic of Singapore) BALANCE SHEET AS AT 31ST DECEMBER 1988 PROFIT AND LOSS ACCOUNT FOR THE ENDED 31ST DECEMBER 1988 Note I9HB SHARE CAPITAL SHARE PREMIUM STATUTORY RESERVE GENERAL RESERVE Inappropnate pn>Tit TOTAL SHARE CAPITAL AND RESERVES C URRENT LIABILITIES Depoaits and
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      82 10 RENAULT Singapore is the Ist to launch the Rl9 in Asia. With the new 1,4 'energy' engine a quite responsive and good fuel economy. Renault spend 335 Million dollars and 2,8 million man-hours of engineering input to design the Rl9. 7,500,000 Km (10 times to the moon and back) Test
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      147 10 ifity r li 771 SI J. •v.'/ -<»?, U V 5 You arc invited to enjoy English cooking at its best at The Oriental, Singapore from now to 25 June. Chef Andreas Antona of the Plough Harrow Hotel, Birmingham, will be introducing the exciting an of English cooking at fourchettes
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  • FOCUS
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      Lock icon The Iron Lady may be getting rusty
      1426 11 The myth of Margaret Thatcher's Invincibility' may be crumbling. The British opposition Labour Party's good showing in recent by-elections and apparent success in last week's European parliamentary elections threaten the prime minister's Conservative Party. The accompanying article examines the role and effectiveness of
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      Lock icon Hoping to become more than just a 'talk shop'
      477 11 Reuter THE European Community (EC) yesterday elected a new European Parliament whose members will face an uphill battle to shed the image of an overpaid "talk shop". Deputies of the 518-strong, Stras-bourg-based international assembly, branded a weak debating club of the
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      73 11 Teppanyaki Specialties At GingaSJu^NT i-a" rnismw/b' \y > icßjm^iew 382 Havetock Rd S pore 0316 Reservations: *****22 (Carol) Ginga is a delight for lovers of fine Japanese cuisine. Our recommendations: Special Teppanyaki Set Lunch ($l6 Special Teppanyaki Set Dinner ($45 with fresh live lobster and free glass of beer (Minimum:
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      283 11 YOU COULD VISIT THE FOUR CORNERS OF THE EARTH.. ftf u f Va Tj I A i s. V t y V Our Bustling Sidewalks Our Rhythms Of Life A Ps 's ri ft -x X't--9 V m i Our High Tees Our Glittering Nightlife AND STILL NOT FIND THAT
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  • PERSPECTIVE
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      Lock icon Charisma gap between Gorbachev and Bush widens in opinion polls
      885 12 Reuter IN THE SUPERPOWER RACE for image, Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev has widened hia lead over US President George Bush with a visit to West Germany which pointed to a "charisma gap" between the two. According to opinion polls, Mr
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      Lock icon White House loses bid to arm non-communist Cambodians
      691 12 NYT BUSH ADMINISTRATION officials thi acknowledged on Saturday that a they could not win Congressional mi approval for their proposal to pr arm non-communist guerillas in thi Cambodia through a secretly fi- th nanced operation run by the CIA. th Overwhelmed by
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      Lock icon A family struggles with hyperinflation
      855 12 NYT WITH HIS two-year-old son squirming on his lap, Guillermo Dietrich pondered how to keep his family afloat in Argentina's rising sea of 12,000 per cent annual inflation. "My wife, my mother and my aunt are the antibodies of hyperinflation," the drawn father of two
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      143 12 The key to successful moving is perfect packing. We specialise in packing and moving delicate and valuable items. In fact, just the sort of things you've probably been collecting here. Two thirds of our staff are actually involved in the packing process Intensively trained Highly skilled Each piece is individually
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  • THE ARTS
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      Foursome with a remarkable rapport
      788 13  -  MUSIC By KOH TSE YING GOOD MUSIC at its very best is quite indescribable. One gets so enraptured by the beauty and wonder of its production that all of a sudden, adjectives of precise meaning conveniently turn evasive. And all at once, one sympathises with
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      Paris bids farewell to Barenboim
      647 13 THE Orchestra de Paris's working year isn't quite over, but Daniel Barenboim's 14 seasons as its music director have effectively come to an end with the final concert of his tenure. It included some splendid music-making, followed by moving tributes from musical colleagues to a
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      Lock icon Paradoxes in music of the 20th-century
      635 13  -  By DONAL HENAHAN NYT A DECADE or so from now, when the world has awakened from the bad dream known as the 20th century, students of musical history will need to resolve many apparent paradoxes. Here is one: why did the production of exciting
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      French troupe thrills the senses
      639 14  -  DANCE By LISA LEE THE TEMPS PRESENT Dance Company gave a charming performance last weekend, as charming as the language spoken by the people of France and about as memorable as Paris must be to most visitors. Each of the four items performed by the
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      946 15 THEATRE NYT "WHAT I hope to accomplish with my writing." says Philip Kan Gotanda. Is to allow people to anter Into th® world of what it means to be Asian-American. So that the next time you walk down the street and see an Asian-American, you can
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      Malaysians sweep four of top five positions
      435 16  -  GUINNESS ROAD RACE By CHARLES SAVAGE MALAYSIAN M Ramachandran easily won the Guinness Road Race yesterday in a time of 31 minutes 22.26 seconds, leading a sweep of four of the top five places by our northern neighbours. Rama, 23, a Malayan Banking
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      Plucky teenagers in the limelight
      478 16  -  WATER SKIING -By CHARLES SAVAGE ROGER KOA won the Men's Open slalom and tricks events at the second Sprite Water Ski Tournament yesterday but Bernard Lim, though second in both, was the star he is only 14. His father, Ronnie Lim, skies for tun and
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      Shanoop ends Sze's finals bid
      414 16 TENNIS QUALIFIER Sze Wei Lek's fairy-tale advance to the finals of the Team Borg Intermediate Singles Men's final was crushed yesterday at the end of Shanoop Kothari's racket. Right-hander Sze's patience and coolness which had seen him through a 4-6, 6-2, 7-6 (7-4) close second
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      Lock icon Connors, McEnroe make Scots finals
      274 16 UPI OLD-TIME rivals Jimmy Connor* and John McEnroe sot up a show case finish to the Scottish Graascourt Championahipa on Saturday as both progressed with eaae to provide an ail-American final. Connors, on a day when everything went riflht. overwhelmed Sweden's Peter Lundgren 6-1, 6-1.
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      Lock icon Kite takes lead in US Open
      551 16 GOLF AP TOM KITE rode a string of four birdies in a six-hole stretch into a one-stroke lead on Saturday, going into yesterday's final round of the weather-plagued US Open. The gritty little Texan, who has come so close so often but has yet
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      Lock icon Alan Prost holds on to pole position
      274 16 MOTOR RACING AP ALAIN PROST of France, driving a McLaren-Honda, held on to the pole position for the Grand Prix of Canada on Saturday and snapped the strinfl of eight consecutive poles won by his Brazilian teammate Ayrton Senna. Prost was timed in
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      Lock icon Arno Kuettel wins fourth leg in Switzerland Tour
      89 16 CYCLING AP SWITZERLAND'S Arno Kuettel won the fourth leg of the Tour of Switzerland cycling race on Saturday as compatriot Stephen Joho kept the overall leader's jersey for a second straight day. Of the pre-race favourites, only Canada's Steve Bauer is still
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      Lock icon MBf Finance expects strong growth in operations
      482 17 MBT MBf FINANCE expects a sizeable expansion in its activities in future with the economic recovery and anticipated growth in demand for loans. The company, which reported a pre-tax profit of M 57.02 million for the period from Oct 1, 1987 to Dec
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      Lock icon Kumpulan Emas says now is the time for capital enlargement
      542 17 MBT DIVERSIFIED Kumpulan Emas right in the midst of an expansion drive feels the timing is now quite right to enlarge its capital base which now stands at only 63 million shares of 50 sen each. The extra funds will
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      Lock icon K Emas unit buys dormant HK company
      118 17 Bernama KE SYSTEMS Sdn Bhd (KES), a 51 per cent-owned subsidiary of Kumpulan Emas Bhd (KEB), has agreed to buy 55 per cent of a dormant Hongkong company. In a statement last Friday, Kumpulan Emas Bhd said KES entered into the agreement to
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      Lock icon Insas's Bentong, Sabah factories to operate from October
      367 17 MBT INSAS's new factories in Bentong and Kota Kinabalu are expected to begin operations in October this year. In a circular to shareholders on Friday on the proposed sale of the Tampoi factory to Sime Packaging (Malaysia) for M 54.5 million, Insas
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      Faber Merlin ends lease with operator of flagship hotel
      542 17  -  Kuala Lumpur Merlin repossessed By WILLIAM CHIA FABER MERLIN Malaysia Bhd has terminated a lease with the company operating its flagship hotel, the Kuala Lumpur Merlin, and repossessed the hotel last Thursday. In a letter to the Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange
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      225 17 Bernama DAYAPI Industries (M) Bhd expects the construction and property sectors to remain buoyant this year, said executive chairman Datuk Haji Ahmad Razali Haji Mohamed All in his 1968 annual report. He said that based on the major contracts secured, including the 1989 Selangor
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      BONDS, LOANS & WARRANTS
      750 17 BONDS, LOANS WARRANTS Company Eipky/ Coupon Conversion ported leyabie Conversion term lor ot»e ordinary than m At aturity <%> f CK Tang Wm *****990 Chuan Huo Wm 1991 Anytime to May 31. 1990 Anytime on or after March 1 worront plus $2.25 cosh 16 warrants plus $1 60 cash 1987
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      Lock icon Malaysian Plantations to participate in Multi-Purpose through Kamunting
      250 17 Bernama MALAYSIAN PLANTATIONS Bhd's proposal to acquire 167 million new shares in Kamunting Corporation Bhd (KCB) will enable it to participate in Multi-Purpose Holdings Bhd (MPHB) through KCB. In a reply on Saturday to a Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange (KLSE) query. Malaysian
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      Lock icon MBA Life sets M$30m premium income targe}
      176 17 Bernama MBA LIFE Assurance Sdn Bhd. a wholly-owned subsidiary of Malaysia British Assurance Bhd, is confident of achieving a life premium income of Ms3o million In five years" time. The company, formerly known as Public Assurance Malaysia Sdn Bhd. is now a specialist
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        1704 18  -  W 1 Singapore p L By JOSEPHINE CHAN THE LOCAL stock market made a strong comeback from sharp losses in the previous week, in the absence of renewed violence in China and in reaction to bullish reports on the property front. The Straits Times
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      SES SHARE INFORMATION
      6306 18 1989 Tel High Low Code Company Gr's Gr's La* Vol Week Last Ouole Dlv Dlv Y'W Net M Cap Sale or- ('000) High Low Buyer Seller C'vr P'E JUN 16 DEBENTURES. BONDS, LOANS 284 124 X 1543 CK Tang Wt 1990 45% 14% X 1500 Chuan Hup
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        Lock icon Bargain-hunting helps KL market to recoup 72 points
        809 19 fcmj K.Lumpur MBT SHARE PRICES recovered ground on the Kuala Lumpur stock market last week, boosted by gains particularly in the first three sessions although the next two ended broadly lower. Trading on Monday alone saw a 42.79-point surge on the 30-counter
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        Lock icon Dollar's sharp rise sends share prices reeling
        543 19 Rl]| Tokyo AFP SHARE PRICES plunged on the Tokyo Stock Exchange d lest week in extremely thin but erratic trading as the dollar sailed past 150 yen on Thursday (or the first r time in almoet two years. The leading market barometer, the
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        123 19 AFP INDIAN share prices continued to climb last week, with the Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE) Index closinQ on Friday at 730.02, up by almost seven points. Dealers said investors were encouraged by a series of impressive corporate results Glindia. India's largest pharmaceuticals firm, announced a
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        CORPORATE ROUNDUP
        565 19  -  Weak ended June 16 Complied by JULIANA TAY SCRIP ISSUES Metro Hldgsi Proposed bonus issue of one-for-two. Nat Iron. Propose $100 m 1-5% bonds with 19.15 m warrants U M Bonn Bonus issue of three-for-two and rights issue of one-for-two at MJI 50 per sha e (bonus entitied
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        Lock icon Has the Fed succeeded in engineering a 'soft landing'?
        789 20 m New York FT IT CERTAINLY is soft, but is it a landing? This is the question that all investors should be asking themselves after the sudden reversal in the US bond market, the 40-point fall last week in the Dow
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        Lock icon Prices likely to stay buoyant as sellers hold a tight grip
        661 20 R ■Qjpj London M Reuter SHARES are likely to defy gravity again this week as concerns over a falling pound, higher British interest rates and rising inflation will remain outweighed by a simple lack of sellers in the market.
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        Lock icon EC elections open up opportunities for investors
        604 20  -  Kop#3i By RICHARD HARRIS Enskilda Securities SMALL QUEUES formed outside junior schools, town halls, and other meeting places in Europe last week, as the three hundred million citizens of Europe stood to vote for the candidate who would represent them for the next
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        Lock icon China crisis weighs on market
        644 20 Encouraging start checked by bearish investors rm N fl Hongkong m DBS Securities LAST WEEK, share prices had an encouraging start but the rise was checked as some investors were still Keen to reduce their exposure in the Hongkong market. The HSI touched 2.440 but
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        Lock icon Aussie prices back off in anticipation of trade figures
        372 20 Sydney AFP THE AUSTRALIAN stock market backed off slightly last week, waiting for a lead from important national trade figures due out this week, brokers said. After a short trading week with last Monday a public holiday, the All Ordinaries Index
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        838 21 New York Reuter ACTIVITY related to the "triple witching" expiration of June index futures, options and individual stock options swelled trading volume on Wall Street dramatically and helped lift stock prices to a moderately higher close on Friday. Following a hectic opening, in which over 100
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        Lock icon Equities end near day's high
        933 21 London Reuter LONDON share prices held steady near the day s high in late trading on Friday, helped by modest gains on Wall Street and earlier relief that the latest set of UK inflation data contained little to upset the market, dealers said. Additionally, dollar
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        Lock icon EC insider trading ban to take effect by June 1992
        379 21 Reuter A EUROPEAN Community I measure outlawing insider trading in listed securities throughout the 12-nation bloc is scheduled to come into force by June 1. 1992. Sources said EC finance ministers are almost certain to agree to the ban at
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        Lock icon Two more groups join takeover battle for NWA
        410 21 NYT THE LONG struggle for control of NWA Inc. the parent of Northwest Airlines, which has been an especially confusing takeover battle because of the large numbers of players involved, became even more complex on Friday when two more players jumped into
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        Lock icon Time spurns Paramount bid, offers US$l4b for Warner
        511 21 NYT DEFIANTLY rejecting Paramount Communications Inc's hostile takeover bid, Time Inc on Friday offered instead to buy Warner Communications Inc for US$l4 billion. Time and Warner had agreed in March to merge, only to see their plan jeopardised by Paramount's unexpected US$lO.7
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        Lock icon Midway Airlines pays US$206m for Eastern assets
        570 21 NYT MIDWAY AIRLINES, one of o the few start-up carriers to survive the competitive e pressures of deregulation, E bolstered its position on n Friday by agreeing to pay U*****.5 million for Eastern Airlines' Philadelphia gates, landing rights and Canadian routes. The deal
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      177 17 CURRENCY INVESTMENT AMHKIC A\ HXPRHSS BANK TEL: 321 3333 yi W Taste the real thing as we bring Penang to your doorstep! All the way from the Island resort. Hotel Equatorial is proud to present spread from the subtle and flagrant to the rich, spicy and piquant to suit the
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      112 19 notice of redemption To the Holders of MCDONALD'S CAPITAL RESOURCES LTD. 5515,000,000 7 5 8 Guaranteed Bonds Due 1993 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by McDonalds Capital Resources ltd. (the J a^on!TpoySna ,o Condition 6 (b) of the Bonds, and in accordance w.th Sect'°" all Agency Agreement dated July %»n' 'price
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      527 20 NOTICES IN THE MATTER OF THE COMPANIES ACT, CAP. 50 LID AN (S) PTE LTD (IN VOLUNTARY LIQUIDATION) At an Extraordinary General Meeting of the above Company duly convened and held at 585 North Bridge Road #14-05, Blanco Court, Singapore 0718 on Monday. 19th June 1989 at 11 a.m., the
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      530 20 IN THE MATTER OF ["HE COMPANIES ACT, CAP. 50 AND IN THE MATTER OF AUBMANS INDUSTRIES SINGAPORE PTE LTD (IN MEMBERS' VOLUNTARY LIQUIDATION) FINAL MEETING DTICE is hereby given, in irsuance of Section 308 of e Companies Act, Cap. 50, at the FINAL GENERAL EETING of the members the above-named
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      321 20 IN THE MATTER OF THE COMPANIES ACT (CHAPTER 50) AND IN THE MATTER OF TRI-SPARK ASSOCIATES (PTE) LTD. (In Members Voluntary Winding-Up) At an Extraordinary General Meeting of the abovenamed company duly convened and held at 101-A Upper Cross Street. "10-07 A. People s Park Centre, Singapore 0105 on Monday,
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      451 21 Conference on INVESTMENT CHALLENGES FACING THE INSURANCE INDUSTRY 10-12 July, 1989, Shangri-La Hotel, Kuala Lumpur Investment personnel of financial institutions (in particular merchant/commercial banks) and insurance companies. The conference will discuss extensively current investment practices, new approaches and potentials for insurance companies. The experts' presentation will cover the developments and
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  • Article
    Northbourne plans to develop $500 m complex
    491 22  -  BID FOR STPB'S TANGLIN SITE By FLORENCE CHONG THE HIGHEST bidder of the Singapore Tourist Promotion Board's Tanglin site, the Syd-ney-based Northbourne Developments, plans to develop a Sssoo million retail/hotel/commercial complex on the site. Mr Roger Brock, managing director of Northbourne, told BT
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    ILO to help set up S'pore labour college: Teng Cheong
    220 22 MR ONG TENG CHEONG. the secretary-genera! of the National Trades Union Congress, revealed yesterday that the International Labour Organisation (ILO) will help set up the proposed labour college here. Mr Ong, who has just returned from a trip to the
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    Lock icon Hardliner Qiao Shi emerges as front runner to replace Zhao
    414 22 !LsThe China question Reuter HARDLINER QIAO SHI. reputed chief of China's security apparatus. emerged yesterday as front-runner to become the new communist party leader in succession to reformist Zhao Ziyang. whose fortunes fell with those of pro-democracy protesters. The party
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    Lock icon Asian nations may benefit from US money diverted from China
    205 22 AFP OTHER Asian nations may benefit from diversion of American aid and investment originally earmarked for China, said Asiabased American businessmen. The businessmen were discussing the situation in China following the repression of stu-dent-led demands for more de-. mocracy during
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    Lock icon Replica of statue unveiled in HK
    63 22 Reuter DEFIANT political activists in Hongkong yesterday unveiled a "Goddess of Democracy" statue (above), a replica of the one crushed by tanks in Beijing on June 4 during the bloody suppression of student-led protests. Leaders of Hongkong's vocal pro-democracy movement, the Hongkong Alliance, shrugged
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    Soc Gen puts up 48 maisonettes in Sixth Avenue for sale
    449 22  -  By ELAINE KOH FRENCH BANK Societe Generate is putting up for sale 48 double-storey maisonettes in Sixth Avenue, a development which has been riddled with financial problems even before its completion in 1983. The sale en bloc by tender,
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      STPB as tour agent
      148 22 THE Singapore Tourist Promotion Board (STPB) will double as a tour agent when it conducts its first special-interest tour for widely-travelled people looking for unique experiences. These specialinterest tours will normally last five or six days and cost about 30 per cent more. That the STPB
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      Pay 11.2 pc wage rise: NTUC
      216 22 COMPANIES doing well have been urged by the National Trades Union Congress (NTUC) to give their workers an 11 2-per-cent wage increase this year. In the latest issue of NTUC News, the NTUC said that this year's National Wages Council (NWC) recommendations were fair
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      Better HDB allocation system
      75 22 THE HOUSING BOARD will soon improve its system of flat allocation. Under the new system, applicants will be able not only to choose flats of their choice, but they will also know how much the flat will cost and how long they will have to wait.
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    Plans to campaign for exit route for HK people
    404 22  -  By FOO CHOY PENG Hongkong Correspondent SEVERAL leading businessmen and professional bodies are planning a major campaign overseas to help Hongkong people secure an exit route just in case things go wrong in the British colony. Under a newly-formed group known
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      Lock icon Siachen glacier troop withdrawal
      35 22 AFP INDIA and Pakistan have agreed to withdraw their troops from the disputed Siachen glacier in the northern state of Kashmir, Pakistani Foreign Secretary Humayun Khan said in Islamabad yesterday. AFP
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      39 22 India supports Eelam demand 9 AFP TAMIL NADU state Chief Minister Muthuvel Karunanidhi was quoted yesterday as saying that the Indian government seemed to be tacitly backing demands for a separate Tamil homeland called Eelam in Sri Lanka. AFP
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      Lock icon Dissident monk refuses to defrock
      35 22 AFP DISSIDENT monk Phra Pothirak refused to defrock himself in Bangkok yesterday, defying a deadline given him by Thailand's highest Buddhist governing body and leaving himself open to arrest. AFP
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      Lock icon National polls in Greece
      37 22 Reuter GREEKS voted yesterday in national elections on whether to support Prime Minister Andreas Papandreou despite scandals dogging his government, or to bring down the curtain on eight years of socialist rule. Reuter
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      526 22 Free clippings of BT exclusive stories Free copies of these exclusive stories in last week's Business Times are now available. 1. Why the top ten private sector employers have they cut down on employment. 2. Outbound tourism grew sharply again last year. 3. Why UlC's $81-million purchase of the land
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        Lock icon Tim Harris to head P&OCL
        123 23 Lloyd's List TIM HARRIS, the P&O director who masterminded the takeover of Sitmar Cruises, is returning to London to take over from Sir Kerry St Johnston as the head of P&O Containers Ltd. As P&OCL would require to make significant capital investment decisions for the
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        Lock icon Koper Express discharges cargo
        43 23 Reuter THE 25,904 dwt Yugoslav container vessel Koper Express which grounded 3km off the anchorage at Dammam, Saudi Arabia on June 13, was refloated last week and has already discharged containers at Dammam port, Lloyds Shipping Intelligence said. Reuter
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        120 23 Containerisation International THE Port of Liverpool doubled its overall traffic during 1988, compared with 1987. The port handled 20 million tonnes of cargo in 1988, compared with 1987's 10.2 million tonnes. Much of the improved throughput was accounted for by an increase in crude oil and
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        Lock icon FE group adjusts French CAF
        38 23 Reuter THE freight conference covering trade between Europe and the Far East is adjusting the currency adjustment factor (CAF) for trade from France to 22 5 per cent from 27.5 from today. Reuter
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        Lock icon Witass to raise Caribbean rates
        35 23 Reuter THE West India Transatlantic Steam Ship Line (Witass) is raising freight rates from the Caribbean to Central America by US$5 per freight ton with effect from Sep 1. Reuter
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        Lock icon US tanker grounded
        62 23 Reuter THE 38,414-dwt US tanker OMI Leader ran aground some 9.Bkm off Cape Henry on Thursday while sailing into Chesapeake Bay, Lloyds Shipping Intelligence said. The vessel apparently sustained no damage as a result of the grounding and no leakage of its cargo of 222,000 barrels of
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      Lock icon Aussie floating hotel to be shipped to Vietnam
      310 23 Reuter A FLOATING hotel making massive losses on Australia's Great Barrier Reef will be shipped to Vietnam in search of better business, its operators said. The hotel will be lifted from the water in July and shipped to Ho Chi Minh City
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      Lock icon Tanker blast casualty toll may be higher, say Gulf experts
      155 23 AP GULF MARINE salvage experts and civil defence officials have sought the cause of an explosion aboard a supertanker in Dubai's drydock, killing a Filipino seaman and wounding 10 others. Shipping executives said the casualty toll from the blast could
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      Singapore's box throughput up by 36 per cent
      385 23  -  By JEAN FOONG SINGAPORE'S container throughput rose 36 per cent to some one million TEUs in the first four months of this year compared with the corresponding period last year. Official figures show that between January and April, about 0.7 million TEUs
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      Sea Cold to double capacity
      427 23  -  New site will be almost three times the size of existing factory By LINDA CHEE SEACOLD Technologies, the reefer pack manufacturing subsidiary of Sea Containers, will at least double its capacity when it moves into new premises by the end of this year. The new
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      Marine Insurance
      613 24  -  Shipowners probably have the distinction of belonging to the most exclusive "clubs" in the world. But they are clubs devoid of rolling golf courses, smart restaurants and smoky billiard rooms they are strictly devoted to the serious business of protection and indemnity on the high seas. In this
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      Lock icon Chinese shipbuilders find difficulty in competing
      749 24 Fairplay FEW, if any, could fail to realise that events in Chink oyer the last few weeks could well change the future of the nation. Indeed, few, if any, could fail to be moved by the plight of Chinese university students as they attempted
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      Singapore Slipway wins contracts worth $6.5 m
      344 24 SINGAPORE Slipway Engineering Co (Pte) Ltd. a subsidiary of Singmarine Industries Limited, has secured "newbuilding contracts worth $65 million from local and international owners. Currently, Singapore Slipway has on order $62 million worth of newtHilkfing contracts. The recently-secured contracts are for six skiff
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      830 24 THIS FORTNIGHTLY report, compiled by Cockett Marine Oil Ltd. shows price ranges In US dollars instead of single prices for a more comprehensive description of the market. Prices shown are based on average sized stem. Market movements are indicatod The Cockett Bunker Price Index change and the
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      2327 24 Who acts for whom A B AB Shipping Boueteed Shpg Agenciee (S) ABBS Lin* SMS Pte Lid (S)/Tunaa Sella (PK/KL) ABC Contalnerllne NV Fargo Shpg Co (S) Accord Shpg Accord Shpg (S)/Accord Container Line (PK/PN) Ahrenkiel Liner Kim Shpg (S) Alfred C Toepfer Oc«nu« Shipping Agency <S)/Mult*porl Sdn Bhd (PK)
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      295 25 SECONDHAND tonnage brokers reported the sale of the Gdansk 11. Katowice 11 and Wroclaw, roll-on/roll-off motor vessels each of 21,334 dwt and built in 1982/1983, for US$2O.5 million to Italian buyers. Vessels sold for further trading: Spirit ol Phoenix combination carrier of around 75,000 dwt and built in 1975,
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      875 25 FREIGHT market rates have begun to move higher, reversing the recent downward trend, with the Baltic Freight Index (BFI) rising for the first time since the middle of last month, brokers said. q There were unconfirmed reports of a fixture for r heavy grain from the US Gulf
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      HJM? where your ships are due...and when
      9818 32 A guide to ships loading at Singapore for ports around the world The list below tabulates, by port of destination. the name of the ship, the shipping line involved and the estimated dates of arrival and departure from the Port of Singapore. Advanced
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      1429 36 V—< Voy No Berth Arrival Departure Jurong Port Eost Rainbow Shi Boo Sinor Maga Aulio Seraya 28 G Shironintsy 1/89 Homtdoh 13/89 Hock Hoi laa 07/89 Isiond Sky 2/89 K Ussuriisko 1/89 Pociftc Sotu 6 JIO JI2 olongsida olongsida 1906/ 1600 1906/ ISOO 1 Ci Auon Col—OS
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      30 23 "The Illustrated Encyclopedia of Wildlife" BWS bookshops ami neu's-stitiids. r~> IK STP Distributor* For advertising and circulation enquiries, please call Business Times Tel: *****11, Fax: 253-2821 Tlx: RS ***** BTAD
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      17 23 Lines and services represented by Members of the Registry of Accredited Shipping Agents. Singapore National Shipping Association.
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      262 23 DtClKTWO <>f INSIDE Chinese yard competition With the confrontation between Chinese students and troops, the upheaval caused within a somewhat suppressed nation demonstrates that everything was not quite as settled as it might have seemed. A number of very important industries are beginning to suffer, among them shipbuilding. PAGE II
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      1208 25 WW/ IVJicCjiujitv ScM-vi JARDINE SHIPPING AGENCIES 200 Cantonment Road #12 05 Southpomt. Singapore 0208 Tel *****11 TELEX NO RS ***** TERMINAL CFS Tel *****18 220 BOOKINGS Tel *****34 235 PESAKA JARDINE SHIPPING AGENCIES SON Big. PORT HELANG TEL *****18 Telei No MA***** MA397M PENANG TEL *****4 TELEX NO MA***** CFS
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      1050 25 MAERSK LINE This Htt Regina M Cloaing Tima CY 19/6 2358 HRS CFS 19/6 1400 MRS REGINA M LAURA M LEXA M MCKINNEY M LEOA M MARIT M LIC* M MARCHEN M This mmk Regina M Closing Time CY 19/6 2356 HRS CFS 19/6 1400 HRS "Port "Penang Kelang Feeder
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      722 26 Page IV U Hapag-Lloyd CONTAINER SERVICE TO UK/CONTINENT LARGS BAY CITY Of EDINBURGH LONDON EXPRESS KASUGA 1 BONN EXPRESS CARDIGAN BAY BENALDER KURAMA MARU P KELANG SOUTHAMPTON 23/6 11 n HAMBURG BREMERHAVEN luno, Kirrwi, uuut.r., AMSTERDAM, CARIBBEAN S AMERICA CONTAINER SERVICE FROM UK/CONTINENT VOY NO HAMBURG B HIVE E N"
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      585 26 ■**r 0 COLUMBUS LINE REEDEREI GMBH (A SERVICE OF HAMBURG SUD) EXPRESS SEMI-CONTAINER SERVICE TO JRTHBQUND TO UKC S PORE ROH/ADA* HBC HULL (U.K.) VYBANK V-24N In Pt lip 20/7 2/7 AUSALA SAMOA V-15N 15/7 11/» 16/» ILYDCBANK V26N 14/t 12/9 l«fl 21/9 1(0 Accaptinf FCL It Anhwp/Orwwii/Fdmto—ffouttmii>ton/o«Wnt/Cott»nfc»ifi I BTT^iTm.'JLI.
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      948 26 REGULAR INDEPENDENT FULL CONTAINER SERVICE O EUROPE Kn (V NORASIA SINGA 8913-3 21/6 NORASIA AL-MUNTAZAH 8914-3 2»£ NORASIA SUSAN 8915-3 *fl NORASIA SAMANTHA 8916-3 12/7 Alto accepting cargo to all U.K. Destinations Anterp via Rotterdam Bremen via Hamburg O MEDITERRANEAN/RED P£N PKL NORASIA SINGA 8913-3 21/6 22/6 NORASIA AL-MUNTAZAH 8914-3
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      1061 27 w_ P&O TOF* Containers CONTAINER SERVICE TO liK CONTINENT STRAITS SHIPPING LAMS SAT cm or EDINBURGH KASUGA 1 LONDON tXftISS CAMMGAN MY BONN EXMCSS MJKAMA NAAU KNALDCR ■ERA VON S'm P«a n» z» W» m w mp mp mp IV 12/7 I*7 BP IV Sim H'bwt r*««i nnwTAINERSHiP SERVICES TO/FWOW
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      972 27 Allrt IMC WEEKLY EXPRESS INDEPENDENT -5^ CHO YANG LlNt FAR EAST/EUROPE fully containerised service SP LH iw HA« HANJIN HASAN (MM M* W W WJ HANJIN LEHAVRE OBZW W W »P QUEEN SWAY BRIDGE OMW 1/7 K/7 »J7 W> CHO YANG PARK 003W W 2/0 W Alto jcc»p«int for Inland
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      108 27 PT. PEUYMAN MUTIARA SAMUDRA A6UN6 PALMA SEJATI Oft KUP 23/ C ABAOI JAVA 24/6 BATAM/P. BARU DUMA I PERAWANG P. BARU/PERAWAMG 5 vessels (weekly) to PERAWANG/PEKAN BARU/DUMAI 3 vessels (weekly) to BATAM ft SUMATRA PORTS Also accepting cargo for ports in Jawa ft Kalimatan. We specialise in project ft heavylift
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      330 27 ai Sun Hup Co (Pte) Lui TEL *****06 (20 Lln««) TLX RSi2o6' «S2O I: \stkkn < .\i; i mans/ umi mum semke 'ECIALIST IN RO-R0 HEAVY LIFT ASIAN CLIPPER Hi SEA LARK* SERENE LADY 21 13 or Discharging Only NOTE: ALSO CALLING OTHER JAPANESE TORTS, HONGKONG, TAIWAN I CHINESE PORTS.
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      660 28 ISLAMIC REPUBLIC OF IRAN SHIPPING LINES IRANIAN SERVICE Singapore Loading for KYOWA LINE MTROOUCMQ KYOWA FAST OMECT B/BULK/CONTAINER SERVICE FROM S'POREVPK TO QUAM/SAIPAN AND IMC ROME SIA FORTS* ETA SPORE LOAD FOR:•A vsi (TBN) Mid JULY M GUAM. SAIPAN AND MICRONESIA PORTS* •MICRONESIA PORTS DIRECT CALLS ON INDUCEMENT BASIS AND/OR
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      776 28 TO EURO D E VIA SUEZ HANJIN SHIPPING CO., LTD s SEP/. I T n TO USA PAC'FIC SOUTH WEST LtHavrt Rtm MTiuri B hJMn frtot* 12/7 13/7 14/7 W/7 W 19/7 20/7 21/7 23/7 2V7 2S/7 27/7 21/7 30/7 31/7 2/1 3/1 «/l W 7/1 FEEDER VSL QUEEN S
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      173 28 INTEROCEAN LINE 70. 2nd Floor, J*Un a/71. Toman Two Or tomoN. MOOO KL. Tol: 71*734. *****04, 71*7220 TLX. MO. MA-37M3 FA*: 03-717*11 Pononfl Off: Tol: 3*0427. *****2 ACCEPTING CARGOES FOR THE FOLLOWING PORTS MtAOAGfNTS jmK' SOUTHERN SHIPPING MW> AND ENTERPRISES CO. LTD. agents SATIMAR SON BHD K LUMPUR TEL: 23A07U/*****44
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      920 28 EVERGREEN tir r d! EVER GOLDEN EVER GLOVE EVU GENIUS EVER GIANT EVER GENTRY EVER GROWTH Round-The-World East Bound (FE/CARIB/USEC/EURO/FEI PKL SCP HKG KSG KLG PUS HKT OSK TYO BAL LNV AMI ROM FIX MK UHMIWWMiWHIIWWiMIW- 1W IP U* an ?t« omj omi7 row up up up vm up am
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      576 29 SHIPPING TIMES, Monday, June 19, 1989 PACIFIC INTERNATIONAL LINES PIL Building. 140 Cecil Street, #03-00, Singapore 0106. Tel: *****33 \U«I CONTAINER SERVICES CONVENTIONAL/SEMI-CONTAINER SERVICES SRMAPORE LOAOMG POM: MALAYSIA SHIPPING CORPN SDN. BHD. CONTAINER SERVICE cm sn FT" LJ 3 •ACCEPTStG MM CARGO WITH T/l AT MNTUUJ AGENTS: SINGAPORE PACIFIC INTERNATIONAL
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      352 29 VCJk BEN LINE tVA CONTAINERS EXPRESS CONTAINER SERVICE TO UK/CONTINENT EXPRESS CONTAINER SERVICE FRO* UK/CONTINENT ALL VESSELS ACCEPT TRANSHIPMENT CARGO TO/FROM PENANG AND EAST MALAYSIAN PORTS TASMAN ASIA SHIPPING V SHTI MAIN LINE OS) MM NOUMEA SUVA AKi NAP 23/6 TA HAVtfcATOR IS *7 1/1 WW 7/7 T.A EXPIORER 2S
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      337 29 t >r EVKSSSai VSUVOY S PANJANG/22 WB KUTAI/17WS l J BONTANGfIWB .t; 9-ZM I*7 W (ACCEPTING CONVENTIONAL AMO CONTAINERISED CARGO) V 1M W nl7 (ACCEPT INC CONVENTIONAL AMO CONTAINERISED CAROO) n ui IVI (ACCEPTING CONVENTIONAL. AND CONTAINERISED CAMO) \C?JI DJAKARTA LLOYD A MEMBEP OP ANROi I r^^'i'm a tam-. 3
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      347 29 BOUSTEAD SHIPPING AGENCIES MYANMA FIVE STAR UNE (Burmese National Line) Loading for Rangoon S'pore P.Kelartg Penang Bangkok THE BANK LINE ITAINER SERVICE IVY BANK V24N rAUSALA SAMOA VISN CLYDEBANK V2SN SPORE ROAM HMBG HULL In Port 17/7 21/7 24/7 15/7 -U/l 16/8 20/8 14/1 12/9 11/9 21/9 I J: i
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      910 30 page VIII NEPTUNE JADE OOCL FORTUNE AMBASSADOR BRIDGE Kline N. AMERICA-ATLANTIC COAST VOY *INDO 'PK/PNG [~SGP LB CHLS 19 19/6 20/6 22/6 15/7 25/7 15 27/6 28/6 29/6 22/7 l/« 23 4/7 5/7 6/7 29/7 8/8 NEPTUNE JADE OOCL FORTUNE AMBASSADOR BRIDGE •PK/PNG *INDO 24/6 25/6 30/6 1/7 1/7 S/7
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      641 30 AUSTRALIA EXPRESS CONTAINER SERVICE Accepting FCL/FCL Cwlilnwi Smpport P Mtanf Pfntnf Lottfiot tor Motto tfi Br fmOrn By Fate *.43 3 July 27 June 27 June Frtm/MMtySydn/Adol V.42 26 July 20 Jul* 20 July frwi/«hlb/Syt>n/A<W V.44 24 *4 18 Au| It Am FrwVlMbftrdn/AM *.<3 IS S«p< 9 S«ot 9 Sep!
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      353 30 QOLDEN LINE GUAN GUAN SHIPPING (PTE) LTD D. T(M Ayw Strict SINGAPORE 010* TEL UUW (M LINES) Fai 5J0504 STRAITS/PERSIAN GULF SERVICE: golden WONDER CokwdxyMraeMMMi QOLDEN HAVEN Cotomt».'Hjr»cWDu«>» CHINA SERVICE CD SHAN (Man S'por* P. HfllJunt 12/14 July CHINA OCEAN SHIPPING CO., PEKI THE PEOPLE'S REPUBLIC OF CHINA rw he
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      502 30 PHILI-ORIENT LINES PTE LTD HEAD OFFICE 63 ROBINSON ROAD cO7 12 U—AFRO AS'A BUILDING SINGAPORE 0 TELEX RS ***** PHIL' FA* *****76 EAST/FAR EAST FO. ft LCI SUIKE ETA SINGAPORE DUBAI. DAMAN, KUWAIT, DOHA, MUSCAT BAHRAIN ABU DNAM I SMARJAM 22*. 1/7. UN a*. 2»N COLOMBO. KARACHI. BOMBAY, MAMAS. CALCUTTA
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      1467 31 HIPPING TIMES, Monday, June 19, 1989 Agents S po»e NEPTUNE AGENCES PTE. LTD Sr 3P"SF (CR NO. **********0E) NOL NEPTUNE ORIENT LINES LTD ICPtM SOU BHD PMton| Klwiwuf tW* 36tMl um> 23«M1 *****1 627C52 EXPORT 1 ivi I v; r\ i TO" EUROPE UK (VIA SUEZ) FROM EUROPE/UK (VIA SUEZ)
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      845 31 SINSOV SINGAPORE SOVIET SHIPPING CO PRIVATE LTD SINSOV BUILDING 55, Harket Street Singapore 01M Tel: *****33 (15 Lines) Terminal Office: *****41 Cable Address SINSOV SINGAPORE Tele* Numbers RS ***** RS ***** RS ***** KNAM£ KEIANG avtc?* MAI TMOftC SMIfffNC 127 Ptmnc Strict Nu Malays* MS HANOI IMC SYSTEM CO SDN
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      427 32 SINGAPORE SHIPPING CORPORATION (PTE.) LTD. Til 225 6868 (34 Imwl fAX *****39 *****76 TUtX RS ***** A/B SSCMA HS ***** A. B SSCAO INTEGRATED CONTAINER SERVICE at ft or eacor service TO EAST MEDITERRANEAN NORTH CONTINENT EUROPE *VCA AKT OUTBOUND 1 I' 'I H. CEQELSKI 4W T'nw.HLl w. uiMtcMT mm
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      110 32 t.s.k. lime A t E K L > c 0 N T AIN E «lS£O SERVICE <■« r* ftxEO OA* Aaaiyi EXPORTS TO TAIWAN ft JAPAN r^nTTM[73Ea[iaaiC3izi HEMES Aa VJ2 HAKUSAN II V 7 CONTINENT *73 KABUKI WJ hemes ace va HAKUSAN II VI iggmQQyyCl ISlBlBMISiilBlBUyil IMPORTS FROM JAPAN ft
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      91 32 y^Z ■S.'W- T SIGNIFICANT WEATHER AND SEA CONOITIONS AT TJOAJI Jun. 1M cT^ Wmd iVaction w,«h *1 knot* Wo*. height LEGEND RT *mp«fOtv*« V A\ Th»*id»f*«orn' w«oth«f Wmd dr»ction wrfh «o«*^ ,n knot* Show* O Rom h»"ght Ckxxty Sky Wtaf. wm A arm inrfirmf kf errews i— On. ha« »Wch.
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      636 33 UNIPACIFIC TRANS. TRADING AGENCY PTE. LTD SINGAPORE TEL: *****22 FAX: *****76 Q IRAQI LINE IRAQI STATE ENTERPRISE EOR MARITIME TRANSPORT EAST BOUND SERVICE ETA S PORE LOADING FOR IBN ALROOMI 20/6 Iraq/Japan THROUGH B/Ls to BAGHDAD UPON REQUEST ACCEPTING CONTAINERS UPTO AQABA A BAC REEFER SPACE AVAILABLE UPTO AQABA LOADING
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      300 33 LTD PTE ft AGENCIES MARINE RICHFIELD TEL *****3: (10 22 57 HISHIP J5553 RS TELi rr ■Ml i!.ri rm KIEN HUNG LINE FULLY CONTAINERISED FORTNIGHTLY LINER SERVICE TO SOUTH AFRICA DURBAN/JOHANNESBURG ACCEPTING BOTH FCL/LCL CARGO Vessel Spore Durban Johannesburg PIETERSGRACHT V-T9IS 7/7 21/7 24/7 POOL GRACHT V-P9IS 23/7 6/8 9/8
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      705 33 SIGMA EXPRESS (S) PTE LTD TEL: *****44 FAX: *****75 ACCEPTING CARGOES FOR: BANGKOK 21/6 CHITTAGONG 24/6 BOMBAY 22/6 COLOMBO 25/6 HONGKONG 21/6 MUARA/LABUAN/KK 22/6 KUCHING/SIBU 20/6 TOKYO/YOKO/KOBE 22/6 LE HAVRE/HAMBURG 24/6 FELIXSTOWE/R'DAM 24/6 KEELUNG/KAOSHIUNG 25/6 FREMANTLE 20/6 SYDNEY/MELBOURNE 22/6 LONG BEACH/LOS ANGELES 27/6 CRYSTAL FREIGHT SERVICES PTE LTO xr TEL:
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      243 33 BALTIC ORIENT SHIPPING PTE LTD. BAY OF BENGAL SERVICE lUL JSAK 68 N 20/6 26/6 >UATOR PRIDE 02W 21/6 27/6 :UVE 9106 22/6 26/6 2S/6 :ean strength iu 22/6 GER BAY TIN 27/6 5/7 4/7 1/7 5/7 :OMTACT PERSONS TELEPHONE NO TELEX/FAX NOS. OFFICE ADDRESS :MR ROBERT OH/ HENRY/ ANWAR/
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      138 33 c > REGULAR EXPRESS FCL LCL SERVICE DESTINATION ETA SINGAPORE rvrcro POUT KELANG (Fa ONLY) HONG KONG KEELUNG, KAOHSIUNG JAKARTA (FCL ONLY) TOKYO, KOBE, BUSAN (FCL ONLY) KARACHI. BOMBAY, COLOMBO (FCL ONLY) 20* 27* 4/7, 11/7, 11/7. 25/7 23* 7/7, 14/7 20* a* 24* 27* 23/1. 4/7. 20/7, */7 22*
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      201 34 MEIGO SMPPMG A TOADMG (PTE) LTO fll-03 PARKWAY PABAOC m; J*****0 FAX: 344HU utmFmaomf tlx: as am meigo regular conventional service SINGAPORE/PHILIWIMES CENTRAL MINDORO 2S-30/« MANILA, CEBU. DAVAO SINGAPORE/TAIWAN/HONG KONG KAOSHIUNG. KEELUNG LILY ALICE r-=T3 EtfypUfi Intimation* Shipping Company^ SERVING CHHCT TO/FROM PO*T SUEZ, ALBXAMWUA, AND PO SAID BY EGYPTIAN
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      305 34 OcerhSeruice teUJMk KL: allied-link SINGAPORE Nt/Chrwtina CMtm ElahM IWEsthar Y shtppMf (smppore) prwHe km canto bMhHv w: acmi <s <> REGULAR L'■ SE 0 SERVICE CALSOURCE 2 24/1 BATANGAS. CCBU, MANILA NORTHERN CHERRY 2SO LO SULS USER SERVICE EXPRESS INBOUNO WEEKLY SVCS FROM ALL UNITED KINGDOM CITI€S/PO«TS FROM LOS ANCELES/ALL
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      383 34 FEEDER VESSEL CUV 1 CUV 2 CUV 3 STORE JS ia_ ONE SKOU VJ URCAV MMHWHCIroHiMiCHM EL m TOKO AJUCA IQQ Aim* VMS Ul CTE ■■Sir jgm S mm— w CMMM r/s via CARGO FOR ™XA ARJ^mC^AIW (SAN VICENTE) ACCEPTED WITH T/S VIA VALPARAISO Ajßßto SEGrAWt Singapore *****00 Bookings *****08
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      582 35 HIPPING TIMES, Monday, June 19, 1989 W-v COMPANIA PERUANA TO OE VAPORES R "PERUVIAN STATE LINE" j LOADING FOR CALLAO, MATARANI, ILO* AND ALL OTHER PERUVIAN PORTS* WITH TRANSHIPMENT AT KOBE ON J CPV THROUGH BILL OF LADING TO FINAL DESTINATION. Penang* P Kelang Singapore f JOHNEVERETT Wn K35 20
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      426 35 Zl .1 CONTAINER SERVICE accepting FCI/ICI cargoei to USA East t Weil Co«t, ribbean.Ejst Canada. HAITI CmU Rica. El Salvadof. Honduras, tezueli. Peru. Ecuador. Colombia via Miami. Trinidad. Barbados. Antigua. St ia. Montserrat Guayana via Kingston im LIVORNO am vJJI S(i 12 2IM LIVORNO 11/7 W W [I* 2IM GENOA
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      719 35 r ll iv:/. 1 Llil k k' MWfMO I IMMMWIAIKM |>tl) LTO WEEKLY LCL/FCL SERVICE DESTINATIONS ETA SINGAPORE PORT KELANG 24 JUNE MANILA 26 JUNE HONG KONG. ALL CHINA PORTS 24 JUNE KEELUNG. KAOHSIUNG 25 JUNE BUSAN 23 JUNE TOKYO. KOBE 23 JUNE CHITTAGONG 25 JUNE OUBAI 24 JUNE SYDNEY,
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      511 35 n weekly c JLu container SjgviCE. ACCEPTING ALL FCL CARGOES BETWEEN SINGAPORE AND JAKARTA SURABAYA VOY SINGAPORE SURABAYA ETA ETD ETA ETD 270-271 20/6 21/6 23(f 25 272-273 27/6 28/6 30/6 01 24/6 26/6 2S/6 29/6 VOY SINGAPORE SURABAYA PRABHAKTI (TUES) PRASETIA TANTO SEJATI TANTO SEJATI ETD ETA 01-02 In
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      440 35 PTC CONTAINER LINES FCt LCL SERVICE SIN FAB EAST 25/6 KEELUNG/KAOHSIUNG 24/6 BANGKOK 23/6 MANILA 24/6 JAKARTA 24/6 PORT KELANG/PENANG 23/6 BUSAN 23/6 TOKYO/YOKO/KOBE 23/6 HONG KONG also accepting cargo to Huangpu/Shenzhen/Fuzhou/ 24/6 LDN/FLX/LVP/SOU 24/6 RDM/HAM/ANT/LE HAVRE/GENOA also accepting cargo to all Europe inland destinations SIN USA/CANADA 25/6 L.A./NYC/SFO 27/6
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      294 36 jjA WAN HAI LINES WEEKLY CONTAINERISED SERVICE Wan Hai Lines is to start new service between Singapore and Malaysia, Taiwan Hong Kong Korea Japan. For enquiries, please call Irene Koh/Gary Tan Jardine Shipping Agencies Tel: 221 5359 Will/ JARDINE SHIPPING AGENCIES FBESai 200 Cantonment Road, #12 05 Southpoint, Singapore 0208
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      616 36 JE CONTAINER LINE TEL: *****59 FAX *****83 GUARANTEE LCL CONSOL SERVICES (ALSO ACCEPTING FCL BOOKINGS) AR EAST 24/6 ft 1/7 24/6 t 1/7 22/t ft 25/6 22/6 ft 2V6 22/6 ft 2S/6 22/6 i 25/6 22/6 ft 25/6 ;RI LANKA/ INDIA 22/6 I 27/6 22/6 I 27/6 22/6 ft 27/6
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      642 36 <+ iga MitsciOSK Lines Ltd FULL CONTAINER KPORT TO: IK/CONTINENT (TRIO) DOS BAY aH nr OF EDINtU«GM an iSUCA 1 noon txmss a* RDIGAN BAT W7 urn txmss tun i oat P Kaiaw S too H'hufi I'hran R'da* La nT Tu? iT w UP w 1717 11/7 IV UP UP
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