The Business Times, 6 September 1989

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    11 1 BUSINESS TIMES MCI <P) 46/12/88 WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 1969 75 CENTS
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    FINANCIAL NEWS SUMMARY
    217 1 Footsie down LONOON share prices were lower st midday yesterdsy. At 1110 GMT, the Finsnclsl Times-Stock Exchsnge 100shsre index wss down 8.S points, or 0.3 per cent, st 2,410.7. AP Dow Jones down US STOCK prices opened slightly lower yesterdsy, the first dsy of trsding following the
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    Local market closes at new post-Crash high
    244 1 REGIONAL STOCK markets, except Tokyo, continued to trade higher with the Singapore bourse cloeing at a new poetCrash high in moderately active trading. Share prices in Singapore advanced for the fifth straight trading session with the Straits Times Industrial Index closing 5.8 points
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    US$ rise checked
    100 1 THE WORLD'S major central banks last night dumped US dollars in a concerted move to check the sudden rise in the American currency. Dealers said the US Federal Reserve sold dollars at 1.9680 marks and 146.70 yen. Its counterparts in West Germany, the UK, Italy, Netherlands, Switzerland,
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    Lock icon Japan says US more to blame for huge bilateral trade gap
    508 1 Reuter, AFP THE United States and Japan wound up two days of talks on mutual economic grievances in Tokyo yesterday, agreeing to meet again in November to discuss how to resolve obstacles to trade and investment in both countries.
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    Financing for properties with less than 75-year leases
    316 1  -  By QUAK HIANG WHAI DBS BANK GROUP is offering financing to customers who want to buy residential properties with leases of less than 75 years. Available from today, the more liberal lending offer will enable the DBS Bank group to capture a
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    Influx from Hongkong set to ease forex dealer shortage
    573 1  -  ARRIVAL OF 100 DEALERS AND SUPPORTING STAFF EXPECTED By SOH TIANG KENG, Financial Correspondent SINGAPORE'S shortsge of foreign exchange dealers will be pertly sased by the influx of some 100 Hongkong dealers and supporting staff over the next 12 months. This
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    Indonesia invites MNCs in S'pore to invest in Batam
    194 1 MULTINATIONAL corporations (MNCa) in Singapore have been invited to consider Batam Island as a site for expansion. Extending the invitation was an official delegation headed by Indonesian State Minister for Research and Technology Dr B J Habibie. Or Habibie told reporters
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    Lock icon Taipei posts first payment deficit in nine years
    182 1 AP TAIWAN has registered its first balance of payment deficit in nine years, the Central Bank reported yesterday. The bank said the deficit of US$45O million was recorded in the second quarter of this year, compared with a U551,573 billion surplus registered
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    Lock icon Excessive Third World debts could lead to disaster: Unctad
    501 1 Agencies CURRENT STRATEGIES to MM the developing world's debt burden are inadequate to counter "macroeconomlc dleorder", the United Nations Conference on Trade and Development (Unctad) has warned. In its report on trade and development in 1966, Unctad said the appeersnce of
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  • HOME NEWS
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      Misunderstanding over rattan cleared up
      437 2  -  By JOHN TAN MALAYSIAN rattan turnitura taakars, who only last yaar expraaaad concarn ovar Singapore investors' plana to invaat in rattan procaaalng plants, ara now anxiouely waiting tor the factoriee to start operating. According to Ma Connia Tang, a spokesman tor tha Singapore Rattan 4
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      'Monkey God' to woo Americans
      216 2 ORIENTAL FANTASY will come to life when Singapore goes on a three day incentive travel show in the US next month. w The mischievous Monkey God (right), one of the moet famous characters from Chineee mythology, will be seen at Singapore's display at the Incentive
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      UK team to launch new products here
      161 2 A GROUP of 15 Britiah businessmen from varioua industries will be in Singapore on a trade miaaion from Sep 11-15. Theae businessmen will be introducing new products and looking for distributors. They represent a wide range of companies, including manufacturers of alarm monitoring
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      'Offer to host some US facilities is within accord'
      519 2  -  By TAN KEE WEE A POLITICAL SCIENCE lecturer has argued that since Singapore is only offering to hoet limited US facilitiee, and on a temporary basis, it cannot be said to have violated the 1067 Asean Declaration. In fact, the whole
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      166 Miss Tourism hopefuls
      104 2 THIS YEAR'S Miss Singspore Tourism pageant will see 166 participants the higheet-ever so far. According to the Singapore Touriat Promotion Board, more graduates are taking part thia year 29 or 17.5 per cent compered with 20 or 13.9 per cent of the 147 entries last year.
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      Telok Ayer car park to be converted Into 'green lung'
      127 2 THE TEMPORARY car park next to the National Development Building at Telok Ayer Street will give way to a small city park. Development work has just started and. when completed by next February, It will provide a more comfortable route
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      DAILY AIRCRAFT MOVEMENTS
      982 2 ARRIVALS Operator From numbor Mm* SU SQ011 0040 LAX/NTT UAL UA605 0055 SFO/HKG CWS CW707 0155 MTS/M6U CAL cms 0315 TPE SU SQ601 0410 AKL SU SQ602 0420 AKL/SYD SU SQ401 0555 CMC SU SQ663 0615 TPE SU SQ031 0755 CDG/tOM KUL MAS MH640 0820 KAl KE624
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      Maxtor plans to expand production, repair facilities
      403 3  -  By JAYARAM MENON TAKING A contrarian visw, American disk drive manufacturer Maxtor Corporation is expanding both its production snd repair facilitiee in Singapore. "As fsr as ws are concerned, things are looking up," ssid Dave Nealon, managing director of Maxtor. "We have just
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      Wilson to invest US$10m in Singapore
      564 3  -  REPUBLIC BECOMES COMPANY'S ASIA-PACIFIC MANAGEMENT HQ By WALTON MORAIS WILSON Sporting Goods Co is investing US$lO million in Singapore over the next three years in sn sxpansion that also establishes the Republic ss its AsiaPacific msnsgement hesdquarters. Under the expansion drive, aimed at re-establishing
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      JTC puts aside $13m for computerisation
      405 3  -  *r JAYARAM MENON THE Jurong Town Corporation has set aside $13 million as an initial investment in a major computerisation programme over the next two years. It will begin with the computerisation of its port services and its finance and adminiatration systems. Yesterday. Francis
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  • FOREIGN NEWS
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      Lock icon Mahathir blames West for Third World's woes
      331 4 AFP MALAYSIAN Prime Minister 'i Oatuk Seri Dr Mahathir Moha- mad has blamed the top Western industrialised nations for many of the Third World's economic problems, and has accused the ~i,West of using environmental concern as a trade weapon. Or Mahathir told the
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      Lock icon Inflation may be slowing down in M'sia: Bank Buruh
      171 4 Bernama INFLATION in Malaysia could be slowing down as the consumer price index (CPI), which roughly measures inflation at the retail level, rose at the slowest rate in June 1989 as against the previous 12 months, Bank Buruh said yesterday. In
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      Lock icon Inflation in the Philippines rises to 11.7pc
      171 4 Reuter INFLATION In the Philippines rose sharply in August, hitting 11.7 per cent, in a further indication that the country's economic recovery is faltering, according to official figures published yesterday. The Philippine government's National Statistics Office said the main cause was a rise
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      Lock icon Fears of changes in Europe not unfounded: Rafidah
      292 4 AP MALAYSIA remains concerned about economic changes in western Europe before and beyond 1902, Minister of Trade and Induatry Datuk Seri Rafidah Aziz said on Monday. Opening a trade seminar, she expressed interest in the consequences to follow emergence of "a single
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      Lock icon Bonn expects at least 3pc growth for '90
      190 4 Reuter WEST GERMAN economic growth next year is likely to exceed forecasts so far and grow by at leaat 3 per cent. Finance Minister Theo Waigel said on Monday. Mr Waigel's prediction for Europe's largest economy was more optimistic than that made
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      Lock icon Israeli bill to fight unemployment passes first hearing
      469 4 AP ISRAEL'S Parliament gave initial approval to an emergency economic bill introduced on Monday by Finance Minister Shimon Peres, aimed at combating burgeoning unemployment by strssmlining industrial licensing procedures. Mr Peres introduced the plan at a specially convened summer session of Parliament,
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      Lock icon Nigeria eyes post of secretarygeneral
      277 4 Reuter NIGERIA, seeking to give the Commonwealth its first black African secretarygeneral. will be lobbying hard for its candidate among Commonwealth nations at this week's NonAligned Movement summit in Belgrade. A senior source in President Ibrahim Babangida's office said it was a rare opportunity for
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      Lock icon PNG's Bougainville copper mine reopens under guard
      316 5 Reuter PAPUA NEW GUINEA S largest gold and copper mine reopened under close guard from government soldiers yesterday almost four months after attacks by militant landowners forced it to close. The Australian managers of the mine on Bougainville Island said they had accepted
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      Lock icon Japanese praised for 'relaxed' investment attitude in Hongkong
      123 5 AFP JAPANESE INVESTORS are behind several of the half-dozen new foreign industrial investments made in Hongkong since the June 4 Beijing massacre, Hongkong's Deputy Director of Industry said on Monday. Andrew Leung praiaed the Japanese for adopting what he called "a more
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      Lock icon Chinese officials arrive in Macau to draft law
      121 5 AFP SIX MEMBERS of a mainland Chinese committee charged with drafting the Basic Law to govern Macau after its handover to China in 1999 arrived in the Portuguese-administered enclave on Monday for a 12-day visit. The New China News Agency (NCNA) said
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      Lock icon 'Danger of recession has receded'
      566 5 FED BANKS SAY ECONOMY MORE RESILIENT THAN BELIEVED Reuter FOUR PRESIDENTS of regional Federal Reserve banks said the US economy is more resilient than previously believed, with two "price hawks" raising concerns over the pace of growth and inflation. In separate interviews, the four agreed
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      Lock icon Japan exports fewer cars, but makes more abroad
      206 5 AP JAPAN exported fewer cars in July, but built more of them abroad, an automobile industry association said. The Japan Automobile Manufacturers' Association announced on Monday that in July, exports of cars, trucks and buses fell 11.2 per cent to 476,163 vehicles.
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      Lock icon Thatcher, Quayle to visit Japan later this month
      274 5 AFP JAPAN'S Cabinet yesterday approved the dates for official visits later this month by British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher and US Vice-President Dan Quayle. Both leaders will be in Japan to attend a Sep 21-23 conference of the International Democrat Union (IDU).
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      Lock icon Survey shows Japanese are diligent savers
      110 5 AFP MORE THAN HALF of Japanese favour saving as much as poeaible, but in conservative, risk-free savings instruments, a Japanese government survey showed on Tuesday. Almost 4,000 people responded to the poll, conducted in February and March. Just over latf of those surveyed said
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  • BANKING AND FINANCE
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      Cross trading getting more popular in local market
      517 6  -  REGIONAL CURRENCIES TRADING ALSO SHOWS 'SIGNIFICANT DEVELOPMENT By SOH TIANG KENG, Financial Correspondent CROSS TRADING and regional currencies trading have emerged as "significant developments" in Singapore's foreign exchange market, said Mr Lim Ho Kee, the chairman of the Singapore Foreign Exchange Market
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      Lock icon Burma opens new bank in Rangoon
      153 6 AFP BURMA on Monday opened a new state-run bank in Rangoon, the Myanmar Investment and Commercial Bank, Radio Rangoon said in a dispatch monitored in Bangkok. The radio said the bank was officially opened by Planning and Finance Minister Colonel Abel, without providing details
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      Lock icon Slow start expected for IPE's new fuel oil contract
      501 6 Reuter TRADING IN THE International Petroleum Exchange's (IPE) new fuel oil contract is likely to be slow at first, but will gradually build up, dealers in London said. Heavy fuel oil futures started trading yesterday, with the contract based on a
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      Lock icon Third World debt fails because of higher US$: OECD report
      413 6 AFP THE TOTAL AMOUNT of Third World debt expressed in dollars fell last year for the first time since the *****, but this was due largely to the rise of the US currency, the OECD said in a report on
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      Lock icon Tokyo unhappy with current yen-dollar exchange rates
      144 6 AFP JAPANESE Finance Minister Ryutaro Hashimoto said yesterday that Japan could not tolerste the current yendollar exchange rates. Speaking to Japanese reporters, the Finance Minister indicated Japan's strong determination to fight instability in currency rates through central bank intervention. "We're watching the market
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      Lock icon M'sia to set up credit rating agency by June
      667 6 Bernama EFFORTS TO DEVELOP the private debt securities market in Malaysia will be given a boost with the setting up of a credit rating agency (CRA). A spokesman for Bank Negara said the private agency to be set up by next
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      Lock icon Malaysian bond trading saw a surge last month, says Bank Buruh
      508 6 Bernama THE KUALA LUMPUR bond market experienced a surge of trading in August resulting in a steep volume rise to about Ms 2 billion to M 52.5 billion, Bank Buruh said. The rise was cuased by, among other things,
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      Lock icon Four Tokyo banks asked to pay tax on 'contributions' to overseas units
      211 6 AFP FOUR MAJOR Japanese commercial banks were ordered to pay additional tax for remittances paid to their overseas securities units to keep them afloat in the wake of the October 1967 stock market crash, tax authorities said yesterday.
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      Lock icon UK banks suggest zero-coupon bonds for Mexico debt scheme
      259 6 Reuter UK COMMERCIAL BANKS have asked the Bank of England to consider issuing zero-coupon UK government bonds which could be used to back a sterling element of the current debt scheme being hammered out by bankers and Mexico under the so-called
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      Lock icon Sumitomo plans share issue to raise US$1.3b
      147 6 AFP JAPAN'S Sumitomo Bank Ltd, the world's second-largsst bank, yesterday said it planned to raise an estimated 183 billion yen (US$l.3l billion) through an issue of SO million new shares. The issue, underwritten by nine Japanese securities firms, will enlarge the bank's capital
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      Daniel Ee joins Stanchart Merchant Bank
      100 6 DANIEL EE, formerly of Baring Brothers, has joined Standard Chartered Merchant Bank Asis as an assistant director in its corporate finance department. During his tenure at Baring Brothers, Mr Ee accumulated substantial experience in corporate finance advisory work both in Singapore and overseas. Mr
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  • MONEY AND EXCHANGES
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      Forex markets
      1211 8 SINGAPORE: THE US dollar yesterday cJoaad firmer against moet currencies on widespread buying despite repeated Bank of Japan (BOJ) intervention. dealers said. The dollar closed at 140.80/90 yen, above London's 145.90/140.00 yen and at 1.9060/00 marks against 1.9775/06. Dealers said BOJ intervention was active, but was absorbed by
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      537 8 Reuter EURODOLLAR futures yesterday eased across the board on profit-taking and long liquidation in fairty active trading. Dealers said sentiment waa undermined by expectations the Federal Reeerve will not relax its credit policy and comments by regional preeidents of Federal Reaerve banks that the economy ia more reeilient than
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      Asian dollar market
      214 8 ASIAN DOLLAR deposit rates yesterday ended steady to slightly lower against Monday's close after a day of quiet trade. Most operators were largely sidelined in the absence of fresh factors, dealers said. Among short-dates, the Tuesday/Wednesday rate closed 1/16 point lower at 8-15/16 6-13/16 per cent and
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      Options
      182 8 CURRENCY FUTURES OPTIONS Tuesday, September 5, 1989 OEUTSCHKMAftK (SIMEX) 32 33 34 JAPAJ KESE YEN (SiMEX) 147 363 3*3 71 72 73 73 1 1 M 1 1 'i M Mil 1 1 II Mil II II 390 490 *90 INTEREST RATE OPTIONS Tuetday, September 5, 1989 EUftOOOLLAA (SM4CX)
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      Lock icon Seoul forex plan seen as too little, too late
      680 8 Reuter SOUTH KOREA will take the first tentative steps towards freeing ita archaic foreign exchange rate system this month but bankers said the long overdue plan may be a case of too little, too late. Finance Miniater Lee KyuSong last week
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      Government securities market
      99 8 Treasury bills Period Issue Yesterday's dosing Day's code Maturity mo orat HKJH LOW 3 inointn RQ*****N 30.11J9 4.30 4.25 430 4.24 6 —in RS*****V 18.01.90 4.16 4.11 4.13 4.12 1 yeor BY891OOF 24.05.90 4.33 4.28 Government notes and bond* 1 Period Issue Maturity Coupon Yesterday's dosing Day's
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      World interest rates
      172 8 prim# of 12 ma(or banks In t'por* IntortM ink marktt n itM (offer/bid) on S*p 5 us$ DM SWFC Yan 7 4my% 9 7/9 14 l/l* 13 IS/I* 7 9 7/9 7S/I-7I/1 S 7/1* S/l* •7/1 14 1/1* 13 IS/I* 7 1/9 7 7 9/1* 7/1* S
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      Money markets
      54 8 THE overnight rat* on the Singapore money market remained unchanged at 5-6/16 per cent yeeterday. Term ratee were alao unchanged. S$ knN rbanfc ralti at Hit i do** ywterdayi arm «d Ow5 3/4 S 3/14 S 1/4 S 1/» 2-M* 3 1/4 3 l/» 3 3 1/4 3
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      5 8 > mist V The Unfair Advantage.
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      368 8 Practical Aspects Of SETTING LP OFFSHORE Challenges Opportunities of Global Business 5 6 October 1989, Crown Prince Singapore This conference is structured to focus on critical issues. Capitalising on global opportunities Planning your business for offshore operations The use of offshore tax structures Using Singapore as an investment holding company
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  • COMMODITIES
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      Rubber
      547 9 SINGAPORE: PRICES yesterday closed slightly easier with October 1 RSS buyer quoted st 168.50 cents a kg, down one cent from Monday's close. Dealers said prices fluctuated within narrow ranges in the sfternoon as short-covering alternated with bouts of profit-taking. Trading was fairly active. MALAYSIA: Prices closed mixed on
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      SSR and SMR
      78 9 (cants/kg) OCTOBER 1989 NOVEMBER 1989 (currant month) (forward month) RAS NOON NOON Ivyan Saltan Bwyan Saltan SSR 20 153.50 155 JON 154-50 156.50N SSR 50 151-50 153.50N 15X50 154 JON MRELB hryan Saltan Bwyan e -H SMR CV 218.50 220.50N 220.50 222.50N SMR I 218.50 220.50N 220.50
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      London markets
      267 9 :London Commodity Exchange Buyer/Seller dosing prices on Sep 4 (£/tonne unless specified). Previous dosing prices in parenthesis. Coffao Basis In-store London, sellers option OF London Sop 797/798 (777/780) A High/Low 799/790 Nov 814/815 {794/795) Wgh/Low 818/800 Solos (3387) a Cocoa r Sop 761/762 (785/786) High/Low 784/734 Ok 820/821
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      Crude Oil and Products
      143 9 FUEL oil prices were stable in light trsde yesterday. Trsders remained sidelined as they awaited a clearer direction out of New York later. Sentiment wss mixed over near term market outlook. A western trader reportedly bought a 20.000 mt CST-180 at $89.75 mt fob Sing. Saudi
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      Lock icon KL Tin
      201 9 Reuter THE KUALA LUMPUR Tin Market (KLTM) price yesterday roM six cents to M 523.03 a kg on continued buying (lorn ind and shortcoverlng, brokers •aid. Ini overnigni van on the London Matal Exchanga (LME) fallad to depress sentlmsnt aa ranawad demand, mainly from Japaneee and Europaan consumers,
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      Produce Prices
      198 9 Chinese Produce Exchange Sailers' noon dosing prices on September 5 (S$/100 kg) Coconut oil Bulk FOB 93.00 Old drum FOB 103.00 Now drum FOB 107.00 Copra Mixed (loos*) 50.00 sellers Pepper il. .I* nil mwWW WTWTw FOB NtW 490.00 Sarawak whit* FOB foq NIW 480.00 Sarawak spedol block
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      Palm Oil
      517 9 MALAYSIAN CRUDE PALM OIL FUTURES yesterday eased slightly on the Kuala Lumpur Commodity Exchange on lack of interest in the cash market. Dealers said the closing of the Chicago soya bean market for Labour Day on Monday also resulted in a lack of direction from the US market.
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      324 9 HONGKONG: GOLD yesterday closed easier in quiet trading on a firmer US dollar. "Selling from the Soviet Union and Japanese investors at the U*****.50 level depressed the metal despite local physical demand in the afternoon session,'' a dealer said. Bullion ended at U*****.30/80 an ounce against London's 358.75/359.25
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      167 9 The New York market was closed on Monday lor a Labour Day holiday :> N ■vm m s mwia ?*ff it |P V N P BREITLING HAS LEFT ITS MARK ON LAND. SEA AND AIR. Breitling watchmakers, masters on land, air and sea. have designed the Breitling Chronomat to reach
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      Kaifu still on a tightrope
      482 10 JAPANESE Prime Minister Toehiki Kaifu'a recent meeting with American President George Bush in Washington was long on public relstions, but short on sconomic substance. Mr Kaifu did not unveil any major trade initiatives. He was counting on Mr Bush's reaffirmation of the larger US-Japan global
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      1728 10  -  Great Eagle has been described as a second-tier developer and a potential rival tor the big guys in the Hongkong property market. Guided by managing director Dr KS Lo's faith in the colony's property market, the company has caught the eyes of many analysts. FOO CHOY
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      284 10 MANY THANKS 4 r k r* t *r> v,'»l to our first 300 Special Members and to all of you who responded so encouragingly to our membership drive but were unable to be among the first 300. Membership to Tioman Island Golf Club is now closed. But only till 15th
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      41 10 BnStOfcT; Fraaic j^tez£ FUNNY hou) NOU G€T oseo To someone's p*€S£n ce... Ij»TM JON€'S bowg ON HOUP^Y^HC officg seems GmP-ry >Lftr cwc fbiMT -THIS MORNIMG I UPiS SO D£Sfl3?ATt FoR COmPftNY I COMSIOCRCD MRKirfG P> Ufesize CAfcDBOfvRD CJT OUT-... -JL C'
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      1135 11  -  FIFTY YEARS AGO, HITLER TRIED TO CREATE A GREATER GERMANY. HIS EFFORT LEFT GERMANY SPLIT IN TWO. TODAY, THE ECONOMIST PICTURES A REUNITED GERMANY. MEANWHILE, EDWARD MORTIMER PONDERS THE CHANCES OF YET ANOTHER EDWARD MORTIMER FT FIFTY YEARS AGO last weekend, Hitler invaded Poland, and Britain and France
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      408 11 Economist THE POET Heinrich Heine once moaned that thinking about Germany kept him awake at night. A lot of people give a quiver when they think of a reunited Germany even in the daytime. But the western allies are favouring German unity, and in
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      Lock icon Mont Blanc: A leaky problem writ large
      937 12  -  STATIONERY ,b» i WARREN GETLER IHT (IE MAKERS of the Mont Blanc jntain pen like to regard their oduct as the Rolls-Royce of iting instruments. But, over the past year or o, the British-owned compass most expensive models is of which retails at
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      Lock icon Men: Swinging back with tenderness
      1094 13  -  FASHION By SUZY MENKES IHT THE FRENCH fashion menswear shows were fresh, fun and food for thought. For the gulf between the avant-garde and the establishment, as with women's wear designers, is getting wider. Only the use of colours hot, strong and sweet bridged the
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      Lock icon Alps hit by pollution and mass tourism, says book
      240 13 ENVIRONMENT Reuter MASS TOURISM, diseased forests, the decline of agriculture and disruption of rural life are among an avalanche of problems affecting the European Alps, according to a new book. "This time we are talking about the loss of forests, soil
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      179 12 Mooncakes specially prepared by our Hong Kong chef, Chan Hung Fai. On sale now at Ming Palace and Coffee Pot till September 14. A MiriC COURT HOTEL No. 1 Tanglin Road Singapore 1024Te1: *****33 Dine under the stars Enjoy Steamboat under the •tars at only $9.00 per person 5# T
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      277 12 THE MOST WONDROUS BUFFET LUNCH IN TOWN Enjoy a gourmet buffet luncheon at an ungourmet price! For starters, take your pick of our cold dishes prawns on ice, fresh oysters, smoked salmon, melon and dried ham. vegetable terrine. mixed seafood salad, cooked assorted vegetables and homemade dressings Select your main
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      185 12 s v\ Hong Kong Buffet 1 15 Sept Tuck into these dishes from the Fragrant Harbour roast duck, barbecued meats, claypot specialities. Desserts include gingko nuts in barley soup and red bean paste. Lunch and Dinner. Adults: 14.50 Children: $9+ Cafe Plaza At r Temptations served round the clocks Only
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      146 12 LOVE AFFAIR IN GUANGDONG fIiZX Thirty-three 1110 tempting dishes aswtoor from Guangdong to tantalize your taste buds. Savour the subtle flavour of each, lovingly coaxed out and brought to perfection by our masterchefs. Staged daily at the Pine Court of The Mandarin Singapore. Guangdong Buffet Lunch 1 30 Sept 89
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      182 13 entertain..., A 1 Lobster Galore, The I (Jnkai Way. From September 4to 29, Chef Yamaguchi presentj tantalizing lobster specialities for lunch ant) dinner in bis own inimitable style. Mouth-watering Fresh Lobster Sashimi, Grilled Lobster with Salt, Peppered Lobster, succulent Lobster in Sake with Vinegar Sauce and many others, each masterpiece,
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      650 13 CRYPTIC PUZZLE ACROSS I Vow not to talk nicely? (5) 6 Get somewhere by water (5) 9 Vessels containing a number of bags (7) 10 In any case, a refusal will displease (5) II Lordly location, maybe Roman (5) 12 Nice little estate agent's description (5) 13 Tried me for
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      1301 13 TV and RADIO Dark delinquency k—« J A f- I vV 1 r,mp OUR CHOICE CRIME STORY, 9.30pm. SBC 5 Michael 'Miami Vic*' Mann returns with his small-screen brand of film noir in this new season while still revolving around the same three characters (a tough cop, up-and-coming mobster, and
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      Lall takes lead in S'pore Ladies Open
      448 14  -  GOLF By CHARLES SAVAGE NOtiftA LALL, India's top woman goffer, leads by a stroke with a 76 t38,38) after the first day of the Singapore Ladies Open Amateur <k>lf Championship at Tanah Mer&h yesterday. Ttvs 29-year-old one-handi-capper has won the prestigious Woman Golfer
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      Lock icon US fielding strongest-ever team for Dunhill Cup
      180 14 AFP in THE -UNITED STATES has underlined Jts determination to regain the title as golf's superpower announcement of its stroAQest-ever team for the Dunltfft Cup. Lirading American moneywinner Tom Kite joins British Open; champion Mark Calcavecchia and US Open champion Curtis Strange for
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      Lock icon Connors shocks Edberg with straight-set victory
      981 14 TENNIS: US OPEN AFP JIMMY CONNORS, two days over 37 years of age, won a stunning straight-set victory over a struggling Stefan Edberg on Monday in the fourth round of the US Open in New York. Connors, who trailed 0-2 to start each of
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      Lock icon Malaysia to step up tennis training
      222 14 Bernama. THE LAWN Tennis Association of Malaysia (LTAM) has obtained the services of a consultant to prepare a long-term programme to develop the sport in the country. LTAM vice-president Akbar Baba said the International Tennis Federation (ITF) had sent Josef Brabenic of Canada to
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      Lock icon Borg marries his flame
      53 14 AP FORMER Swedish tennis star B)orn Borg married Italian pop singer Loredana Berte in Milan on Monday. A municipal spokesman said the ceremony was performed by Milan's mayor, Paolo Pillitteri. Borg, 32. a five-time Wimbledon champion, had been living with the darkhaired. 38-year-old singer in Milan
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      Lock icon Chang takes defeat at Mayotte's hand philosophically
      262 14 AP MICHAEL CHANG considered his four-set, fourth-round elimination by Tim Mayotte at the US Open on Monday and decided that the 5-7, 1-6, 6-1, 3-6 loss was something less then devastating. "It wasn't like he blew me off the court." Chang said. "I
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      179 14 MOTOR-RACING AP VETERAN Brazilian driver Nelson Piquet, who has had a highly disappointing season with Lotus, will drive for Benetton next year, the Italian F-1 team announced on Monday. Piquet. 37, a three-time world champion, will team up with Italy's Alessandro Nannini at Benetton. Italian
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      Lock icon Johnson's admittance of drug use may cost him his world records
      286 14 ATHLETICS AP CONCERN for the image of track and field led the sport's leaders to urge that Ben Johnson be stripped of his world records because of drug use. The International Amateur Athletic Federation s policy-mak-ing council said on
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      144 14 CYCLING AP DUTCH RIDER Jean Paul Van Poppel on Monday won the third leg of the 69th Tour of Catalonia cycling race. Another Dutch rider, Steven Rooks, became the new overall leader. Van Poppel was clocked in four hours, 52 minutes and
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      253 14 COMMONWEALTH GAMES AFP THE NEW ZEALAND government is prepared to underwrite the financially troubled 1990 Auckland Commonwealth Games, but would force local authorities to share any debt burden. Prime Minister Geoffrey Palmer said on Monday that Sports Minister Peter Tapsell and Roger Douglas, the
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      Lock icon Daim urges M'sian banks to lead broking industry
      658 15 Bernama MALAYSIAN Finance Minister Oatuk Paduka Daim Zainuddin has expressed disappointment that the three largest domestic banks which were given stockbroking licences have yet to demonstrate their leadership in the industry. Datuk Daim said the banks, given the licences in late 1967,
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      369 15 Bernama THE KUALA LUMPUR Stock Exchange (KLSE) will constantly upgrade its regulatory function and introduce innovative changes in the market to keep abreast of developments in other exchanges. This would maintain the attractiveness of the KLSE to all investors, its executive chairman,
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      Roxy pays M$5.6m for stakes in two property companies
      532 15 ROXY ELECTRIC Industries Bhd, under a new management headed by UIC boss Oei Hong Leong, has bought stakes in two property companies worth a total of MSS 62 million. Roxy said it has bought out the remaining 40 per cent stake
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      Ming Court pays $26m for Cairnhill View
      369 15  -  ELAINE KOH MING COURT HOTEL Ltd. the hotel group controlled by property magnate Ng Teng Fong, has acquired Cairnhill View for $26 million in its first foray into residential property. Just a few days ago, it was reported that Mr Ng's private group,
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      Polytek Wearnes said to be selling S K Building
      554 15  -  By LEE HAN SHIH,ELAINE KOH SHARE prices of Polytek Wearnes Holdings (PWH) surged to an all-time high of $1.25 yesterday amid growing speculation that the company has found a buyer for its newly-acquired S K Building at Raffles Place. A total
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      Sembawang Shipyard's loan package to be listed soon
      235 15 SEMBAWANG SHIPYARD Ltd's recent debt-equity linked package, consisting of $50 million loan stock with warrants, is expected to be listed on the Stock Exchange of Singapore by Sep 16. At a signing ceremony yesterday, Sembawang also revealed that the conversion price of
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      Cheng family's takeover offer for Prima fails
      228 15 A GENERAL takeover offer for flour millers Prima Ltd by the founding Cheng family has failed, with shareholders sending in scceptsnces totalling 566,190 sharee, or 1.51 per cent of the paid-up capital. as at the close of the offer on Sep 1. Cheng
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      LATEST RESULTS
      61 15 DAYAPI INDUSTRIES (M) Bhd: Group after tax profit of M 5756.000 (Ms3.o4m) on a turnover of $17.18 m (M510.44m) for the »i* months ended June 30, 1969. EPS is 1.4 sen (loss of 5.5 sen). No interim dividend is recommended. The group is expected to achieve better results
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        1115 16  -  bf KEVIN GWEE PROPERTY COUNTERS made a comeback on the Singapore stock market yesterday, sending the Straits Times Industrials Index to a new post-Crash high. The STII rose for the fifth consecutive trading day to surpass the previous high of 1,387.01
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        Unit trusts
        297 16 Manager*' prk*t for Sep 6 Singapore Unit Trust T)w Com—ro 120 \V Tko Saving) Fund 107 1.13 Sport frog Fund a« 0J2 S'pora Sac Fund a/5 o*r S'por* h»w> Fund 0-84 099 S'por* Equity Fund 0.57 061 Asia Unit Trust Mai Irnon Fund ia 147 Mol frog Fund
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        COMPANY MEETINGS
        58 16 MALAYSIA AJCA BERHAD: 20th AQM at Bayan Room, Hotel Equatorial. No 1 Jalan Bukit Jambul. ***** Penang, tomorrow at 11am. CYCLE A CARRIAGE LIMITED: EQM at 9 Penang Road, #12-00 Supreme House, Singapore 0923. on Sep 8, Friday, at noon. METALOCK (SINGAPORE) LIMITED: 20th AGM at 27 Gul
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        SES SHARE INFORMATION
        6209 16 1! High M9 Low Tel Cod* Company Last Sale SEP OS orVol (•000) Hlgl Day h Low Last Quota Buyer Sailor Or 1 Dtv Dtv C'vr Or 1 Vld Nat P/E M Cap Smil SESDAQ 192 94 217 80 115 148 101 125 198 91% 104 180
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        3575 17 THE UPBEAT mood continued on the Kuala Lumpur stock market yesterday for the second straight session, driving prices higher in active trading. Brokers said profit-tak-ing that emerged towards noon failed to pare earty gains. The market had opened higher, boosted by advances on the Tokyo and
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        Lock icon TSE said to have started Taiyo Kobe probe
        500 18 Reuter THE TOKYO Stock Exchange has asked at least one major brokerage house for information on trading in shares of Taiyo Kobe Bank Co Ltd ahead of last week's announcement that the bank would merge with Mitsui Bank Ltd, an official at
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        Lock icon Air India unable to buy aircraft in tight market
        180 18 Reuter AIR INDIA, the country's international flag carrier, is unable to buy enough aircraft for a planned major fleet expansion because of a worldwide shortage, managing director Rajan Jetley said. He told reporters that Air India expected an annual 6 to
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        Lock icon Japanese brokerages increasing new issues
        343 18 Reuter JAPANESE BROKERAGES are increasing shareholders' equity, partly to avoid being left behind by the banks ahead of expected deregulation, financial analysts say. "The big four especially are increasingly finding themselves in a tough situation because of expectations of the securities business opening up to
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        405 18 Reuter RUMOURS that the Securities and Exchange Commission planned to crack down on underground stock players triggered a lastminute sell-oft by investors and pushed share prices in Taiwan lower yesterday, reversing early gains, brokers said. The Weighted Index fell 78.75 points or 0.79 per cent to close at
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        Lock icon Bangkok: Bullish trade
        253 18 Reuter STRONG local demand for commerce and textile counters yesterday continued to propel the Thai stock index towards the 700 level, brokers said. The SET Index gained 4.71 points to close at 697.05 in very active trade. Gains outnumbered losses 66 to 43. Most ac- tive were
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        Lock icon New Zealand: Slightly firmer
        110 18 Reuter THE share market cioseo firmer yesterday but on moderate volume and with an easier tone at the end. "It's probably more likely to be down five points tomorrow than up." one broker said. The Barclays Index rose 6.64 to 2.454.96. "There wasn't quite the aggressive
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        Lock icon Seoul: Lower
        246 18 Reuter STEADY selling pressure from the market's opening pushed Seoul stocks down yesterday in spite of a bullish rally in the afternoon on news of large domestic gaa deposit finds, brokers said. The Composite Index closed at 971.90, down 3.17 points from Monday. Turnover was a moderate 443.3
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        102 18 Reuter MINING STOCKS led the continued slide of Philippine share prices yesterday. with high Treasury bill rates attracting money away from the market, analysts said. Fe Paller, the head of research at Citisecurities, said: "Trading was on a narrow range with investors ignoring higher value shares, in
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        Lock icon Hang Seng closes 22 points higher
        1230 18 Hongkong Reuter, AP BLUE CHIPS continued to rise yesterday on improved sentiment after Monday's 41.34-point rise of the Hang Seng Index, brokers said. The Hang Seng closed 22.16 points up at 2,572.41. The Hongkong Index gained 14 89 to 1,696.06. "Institutional investors have built
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        477 18 Sydney Reuter AUSTRALIA'S share market closed higher yesterday. boosted by some strong profit results from major companies and solid demand from overseas investors, brokers said. The All Ordinaries Index finished 13.6 points up at 1,777.7. "All the results we've had so far have been quite positive and they
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        Lock icon Day of fluctuations
        549 18 Tokyo Reuter STOCKS see-sawed yesterday in tune with various undercurrents of arbitrage buying and quick profittaking and finally closed mixed. A further firming of the US dollar in the afternoon sped up selling and kept trade slack. "Volume is low and I don't see it picking up
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        Lock icon Adia to merge with Inspectorate
        353 19 FT ADIA. THE WORLD'S second largest employment agency, is to merge with fellow Swiss company Inspectorate International to form what it is claimed will be "one of the world's largest service groups". The transaction marks a further development in the reshuffling of the business interests
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        Lock icon Bowater makes hostile bid for printer
        332 19 AFP BRITISH paper and packaging group Bowater has announced a £382-million (US$594-million) hostile takeover bid tor the specialist printing company Norton Opax. which makes cheque books, plastic cards and lottery tickets. Analysts said the bid. which was rejected by the target firm's management, appeared
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        Lock icon Hesitant early trade
        838 19 London Reuter SHARES were mixed in hesitant morning trade yesterday as the market braced itself for first-half corporate results to be reported throughout the month. While snother round of favourable results is expected, current high interest rates and slackening consumer demand may prompt many companies to warn
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        1233 19 Reuter PARIS: French share prices were easier at midsession yesterday after the apparent end of France's biggest takeover battle, dealers said. The 50-share Price Indicator was 0.10 per cent lower after starting this morning 0.07 per cent up. Compagnie Industrielle chairman Jean-Marc Vernes has accepted a new
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        Lock icon Ahold, Casino and Argyll to create new joint company
        382 19 THREE SUPERMARKET CHAINS FORGE CLOSER EUROPEAN LINKS AFP THREE MAJOR West European supermarket chaina. Ahold of The Netherlands, Casino of France and Argyll of Britain's Safeway chain, are to cooperate through a Joint subsidiary and cross-shareholding agreements. The agreement, also announced
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        Lock icon Suez set to win biggest-ever takeover battle in France
        244 19 AFP FRENCH ineurance-based group Compagni* Industrial* and banking conglomerate Compagnie Financiere de Suez have reached a deal which apparently aaauree Suez of victory in Ha multi-billioo-doilar bid tor Induatrieile. according to company officials. A Suez statement yesterday confirmed widespread market expectations
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        Lock icon Taylor Woodrow doing well
        93 19 Reuter PROPERTY and construction group Taylor Woodrow said an earlier reported 27 per cent rise in first-half pre-tax profits to £43.2 million showed the overall strength of the group. Taylor chairman and chief executive Sir Frank Qibb said yesterday that overseas companies -performed very well, while
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      498 19 NOTICES |'E, I'WmTTTM THE COMPANEBB ACT, (CHAPTER SO) AND IN THE MATTER OF UNTRONIC TRADING PTE LTD (Incorporated la the Republic of Singapore) ON LIQUIDATION) (MEMBERS' VOLUNTARY WINDING-UP) At an Extraordinary General Meeting of members of LINTRONIC TRADING PTE LTD daly convened and held at 340 C, King George's Avenue,
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    Thai military's role in politics waning: ex-Prem adviser
    452 20  -  ELECTED PRIME MINISTER USHERS IN NEW TRENDS By DAVID CHEW THOUGH still a powerful force, the military has seen its influence in Thai politica waning since the country's first elected prime minister in 12 years Gen Chatichai Choonhavan came into office a
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    458 20 Reuter INDIAN Prime Minister Rajiv Gandhi yesterday proposed creating an US$lB billion-a-year international environment fund, highlighting growing concern at the non-aligned summit over the pollution of the atmosphere. Speaking on the second day xrf the summit in Belgrade, Yugoslavia, Mr Gandhi said
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    200 20 AP PRESIDENT Corazon Aquino yesterday appointed members of a council to propose alternative uses for US military bases in the Philippines if Manila and Washington fail to renew the agreement under which they operate. The 17 members of the Executive-Legislative Bases Council include
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    123 20 AFP A 109-MEMBER delegation left Taiwan yesterday for Singapore, Thailand, Malaysia, Indonesia and the Philippines on a six-day trade promotion tour. The tour is part of Taiwan's ongoing effort to diversify its oversees outlets. The mission, headed by Chinese National Federation of Industries chairman
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    174 20 AFP BRAZIL may apply to join the Association of Tin Producing Countries (ATPC) when it meets in Bangkok in October, a move expected to strengthen the tin market. Malaysian Primary Industries Minister Lim Keng Yaik told reporters in Kuala Lumpur yesterday that Brazil's
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    98 20 Reuter COM EX GOLD futures rebounded to almost unchanged levels yeeterday on early short-covering that coincided with a major intervention to bring the US dollar down. Gold for delivery in December approached last Friday's close of U*****.10 an ounce after sellers backed away at U*****.50. Silver
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    524 20 Bernama MALAYSIAN producers and exporters should seriously consider selling palm oil through a consortium as a marketing strategy to fetch higher prices for the product, Primary Industries Minister Datuk Seri Dr Lim Keng Yaik said yesterday. Speaking to reporters after opening the 1989
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    387 20 AFP, Reuter THE WITHDRAWAL of the 26,000 Vietnamese soldiers still in Cambodia will take place from Sep 21 to Sep 26 as scheduled, and Vietnam has asked UN Secretary General Javier Perez de Cuellar and other interested parties to witness the
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    138 20 Reuter PHILIPPINE real gross national product rose 5.3 per cent in the first six months of 1908, against 6.8 par cent in the same period last year, the National Statistics Office said yesterday QNP roae faater than the first-quarter level of 4.1
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    454 20 By WALTON MORAIS AN INTERNATIONAL award may be coming the way of Trade Development Board chief Yeo Seng Teck and National Computer Board divisional director Ko Kheng Hwa because of the success of Trade Net The Society of Information Management (SIM), a premier professional
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    179 20 Reuter AUSTRALIA'S federal lawmakers rejected a hefty pay rise to set an example to domestic airline pilots whose claim for a 30 per cent increase threatens to shatter the Labour government's economic policy. Prime Minister Bob Hawke, saying the pilots'
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      31 20 Reuter THE US hopes that Japan's 1990-91 budget reflects the country's need for greater public investment, a senior US Treasury official said in Tokyo yesterday. Reuter
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      39 20 Reuter CHINA yesterdsy dismissed vice-governor Uu Hongru of the country's centrsl bank, the People's Bank of China, t in a move that has puzzled foreign bsnkers snd diplo- mats. No successor was I named. Reuter
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      35 20 Reuter TAIWAN reaidents visiting relatives in China take about US$2.5 billion from the rich islsnd to the communist mainland each year, an official of Taiwan's Central Bank told reporters yesterday.
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      47 20 AFP TAIWAN may grant reeidency to mainland relatives of Its public employees for family reunification on the ialand. Premier Lee Huan said yeeterday. The consideration will cover only blood relatives of the public employeee, who themselves are prohibited from going to China. AFP
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      34 20 Reuter THE Bougainville copper mine closed yesterday when snipers fired on miners' buses hours sfter the Papua New Quines mine reopened after a four-month shutdown caused by rebel attacka.
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      36 20 Reuter THE US will speed up delivery of helicopter gunships and navy patrol boats to boost the Philippines' anti-in-surgency war, Armed Forces Chief General Renato Do Villa said yesterday Reuter
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      39 20 AFP MORE than 300 guns, allegedly brought in from the United State* by Philippine Congressman Nicanor de Guzman snd his business associate Ponciano Datu, were seized yesterday at Manila'a international airport an airport customs official said.
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      39 20 Reuter BRITISH Prims Minister Margaret Thatcher will stop over in Moscow on Sep 23 for tslks with Kremlin leader Mikhail Gorbachev on her way home from Tokyo, Soviet domestic radio said yssterdsy. Reuter
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      39 20 Reuter PRIME Minister Tadeusz Mazowiecki has almost completed a Solidarity-led government that will relegate Poland's communists to s junior rols for the first time since World War Two, a parliamentary source said yesterday. Reuter
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      49 20 Sunday, Sept. 10, 1989. Grand Ballroom Hilton International Singapore 120 Tribal And Fine Oriental Carpets Rugs Viewing: 10am Ipm Auction Sale: l.SOpa spm •w All lots are guaranteed and backed by a full Hade in value at our showroom. Auctioneers: Cheong Koon Seng (CKS) Auctioneers ft Valuers Pte Ltd
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        91 21 AFP SOVKOMFLOT, the Soviet merchant marine company, has signed a 1.2-billion-deutschemark (US$6lO million) contract with the Kiel-based Vulcan Deutsche Werft and the Howaldtswerke company for the procurement of six very large container ships. A Soviet Foreign Ministry spokesman said in Moscow on Monday
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        58 21 Reuter A WEEK-LONG GENERAL STRIKE called across Soviet Azerbaijan by the Popular Front mass movement is to exclude workers on oil rigs where wells cannot be temporarily shut down. But front spokesmen said on Monday they would try to prevent any oil from being
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        99 21 AFP SOUTH KOREA will build a high-speed railway from Seoul to the southern port city of Pusan at a cost of 3.87 trillion won (US$5.B billion). South Korean Transport Minister Kim Chang-Keun said in Seoul on Monday that the 427-km new line, to be
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        108 21 Reuter AN ARGENTINE PUBLIC PROSECUTOR brought charges against a former president and eight directors of the state merchant shipping line Elma for their involvement in the 1987 purchase of two West German ships for US$2O million above their market value. Argentina's official news agency, Telam, said
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        71 21 Reuter THE 32,278-DWT Cyprus-registered bulk carrier Georgios T, sailing from the US to Bangladesh, had to anchor at Salvador, Brazil, because of engine trouble, Lloyds Shipping Intelligence said on Monday. The vessel, which sailed fully loaded for Chittagong from Tampa, Florida, on Aug 5,
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      128 21 Reuter THE EUROPEAN COMMISSION is looking into claims by British shippers that a rate-fixing system operated by major shipping lines on the transatlantic route is illegal under EC competition law. A spokesman for the commission, the EC's executive arm, said in Brussels on Monday that
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      373 21  -  CONFERENCE PUNS US$5O-PER-TEU RISE NEXT MONTH By JEAN FOONG MEMBERS of the Japan-Persian Gulf Rate Agreement (Jappercon) will raise freight rates by only US$5O per TEU from Oct 1. This smaller increase, which will affect shipments from Singapore to the Arabian Gulf ports, is
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      416 21  -  Jean Foong FREIGHT FORWARDER Accord Shipping is consolidating its presence in the Asia-Pacific region by forming a new holding company with its subsidiaries and agents. Mr Henry Tan, the managing director of Accord Shipping, said: "The new company, Accord Holdings Asia Pacific, will be based in
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      336 21  -  By AL O LABITA Jr, By AL O LABITA Jr, writing for BT from Manila THE FILIPINO Shipowners Association (FSA) has opposed a 50-50 sharing of tonnage and freight earnings in the proposed Philippine-Bangladesh maritime agreement designed to boost their bilateral merchant shipping trade.
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      341 21 SOME JAPANESE SHIPOWNERS have criticised rapidly increasing new shipbuilding costs in Japan. The shipowners are concerned that the country's shipbuilders might be using the recession cartel. approved by the shipowners, to increase newbuilding prices unfairly, according to a Lloyd's List report
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      172 21 Reuter AUSTRALIAN-BASED international transport group TNT Ltd has announced that strong performances by its domestic and offshore freight operations helped lift net profit for the 1968/89 financial year by more than 7 per cent TNT earlier reported annual net profit rose to U*****.55
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      1048 22  -  It has been an eventful year for Hongkong so far, with the British colony witnessing political turmoil across the sea in mainland China as well as facing political uncertainty at home. A recent government decision on a tax dispute has added to the problems of
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      758 22 AFP FREIQHT RATES showed little movement over the past week, with chartering activity fairly light throughout but confidence of higher rates to come much in evidence. The Baltic International Freight Futures Exchange's (Biffex) Baltic Freight Index (BFI) ended down one point from the previous week's close of 1,426
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      1816 22 RECEIVING OF EXPORT FCL CONTAINERS AND LCL CARGO Ship Voy Arrival Transtalm »r Schedules Blk Op Gdn Date/Time Time Fron n Time To Booking Gats Ambos Bridge 24 *****9 1900 06/1730 06/1830 Tlx/Fax 2 A5 00 F05 07/0130 07/0200 NA 2 06/1830 06/1930 Tlx/fox 2 C5
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      198 23 AFP AROUND 5,000 QUARANTINED Australian sheep have died in Abu Dhabi over the previous 10 days, a municipal official said on Monday. Mohammad Ahmad, head of the municipal slaughterhouse, said between 400 and 500 sheep had died each day of Maltese fever from a
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      752 23 RATES in the freight market were little changed on Monday although there appears to be a general belief they will soon begin to edge higher now that summer is over, traders said. Two fixtures from the US Gulf to Japan at U5524.00, basis no combination ports, $24.50 with
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      10421 30 i a mm Bonn Eiprw Trtot. Sap UK). Luna Mwnk. Mara Line. S«p 6/7 Cardigan Bay. Trtot. Sap 7 Norooie Pitacaao. Noreeie Una. Sap 6 Ming Comtort Yang Ming. Sap >0 B Permel, ScanOutcht Sap 11. Ew Grade. Evargraan. Sap 11. Boneldor. Trtot.
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      236 21 The Illustrated Encyclopedia of Wildlife" HV■ Europe is today's major market challenge. To approach 320 million consumers you need the most strategic access point. To reach them you need the most efficient distribution system, incorporating cost effective and centralized warehousing. After 1992 and the removal of internal trade barriers, the
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      106 21 HK owners' patience taxed A RECENT government decision on a tax dispute has added to the problems of Hongkong's local business community, in particular the territory's coterie of shipowners. PAGE H Sheep die in quarantine AROUND 5,000 quarantined Australian sheep have died in Abu Dhabi over the previous 10 days,
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      89 22 NOTICE SARAH. BRUNEI AND SARAWAK FREIGHT CDNFERENCE FAR EAST/ GULF DF AOEtt AND RED SEA PORTS CONFERENCE NOTICE TO SHIPPERS CONGESTION SURCHARGE The member Lines of the above Conferences have been monitoring the berthing situation at the undernoted port and have reported and agreed on the following:PORT SUDAN Congestion surcharge
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      891 23 OOCL Dedicatt>c) fo C2wality JAROINE SMffMS Aw^liS 200 Cwitaww* Dmi #1246 S#«tNw"t S«W" wSSuraaMOBWW TERMINAL/CfS TM *****11 220 bookings tm *****34 m> PtSARA JAROINE SHIPPING AGENCIES SON. MM). POUT KELANG TEL 36M111 Tata No. MA»77yA»WI PENANG TEL *****4 TELEX NO MA***** CFS TEL J49K6 P6UOANG TEL *****2/3 TELEX NO. MAESOB4
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      1098 23 MAERSK LINE Lm M. Ctoatng wo V 9 ivs m 21/0 23/0 2M 30/9 VlO 7/10 12/10 14/10 19/10 21/10 28/10 2*lo LOUIS M LAURA M LEXA M TMs «Mk —LM M qjtW| CV 4/9 2300 HRS 7/9 *0 14/9 1M 21/9 23/9 2*9 3M *10 7/10 12/10 13/10 19/10
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      630 24 r Hapag-Lloyd CONTAINER SERVICE TO UK/CONTINENT CAAOK2AN BAY P. KELANQ SOUTHAMPTON HAMBURG BREMENHAVEN OSAKA BAY TOLAQA BAY «VS77 ALSO ACCEPTM CAM) TO: ALL UK INLAW) DESTINA «10 I 24/>0 28/10 2t/W I MlO 31/10 BELFAST, OUBLIN, COPENHAGEN, AARHUS, GOTHENBURG, NAURO, HELSINKI. OMA 11= V. CONTAINER SERVICE FROM UK/CONTINENT RDAM/ ANTWERP!
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      301 24 COLUMBUS LINE REEDEREI GMBH lA SfcRVICF Of HAMBURG SUDi EXPRESS SEMI CONTAINER SERVICE TO S*PORE I RMVAVMi HK NULL (UX) U-M/l UiM ISM VIS yrrr; i rri (ASIA-SOUTH PACIFIC JOMT SERVICE) VUS SMN T^TTTT T- r j REGULAR SEMI-CONTAINER SERVICE FURMVANT WO* I 72) M I TAMATI I EION rrr
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      524 24 TO EUROPE PRINCES NORTH SEA 929N NORASIA AL-MUNTAZAM MZ7-3 Alm aecaptiNi carat to all UX wwrp VH MWI (via moot) PEN PKL SIN FIX (Aarhut, ME ROT ANT LEM TO MEDITERRANEAN/RED SEA MMiMi Hwrctt 12 *VL 2S fitT wforwep aw «g "S.'&ns.ifsss.a NOtASIA ALMUNTAZAM 0927-3 2i/» Z7/9 29/! IS/M IWII
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      543 25 Steamers Maritime Holdings Ltd W|l P&O w^ront Containers STRAIT S SHIPPING (.'(VJTAIMER SERVICE TO UK CONTINENT PEGASUS PIONEER V47W lA-11 Sap Ml MN VON 1212 Sep 14PEGASUS PROGRESS VSBIN 12-11 Sap ttBANGKOK BORNEO AGENCIES LTD. BANGKOK TEL ;T m I.} -W.l O\rAINERSHIP SERVICE FROM UK CONTINENT:' PJUni r^n ow Vit
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      724 25 TX CHO YANG LINE WEEKLY EXPRESS CONTAINER SERVICE (ALSO ACCEPTING REEFER CARGOES TO FAR EAST) WESTBOUND Alm tccapbnc far InUnd UK iaUlAjtiam Anhnrp a«d SondanjviM part*. EA3TBOUND STRAITS TRANSPORTATION PTE LTD TEL: *****22 FAX *****90 K.L. TEL: *****80, *****13/4 PK *****78/*****53 PENANG *****7/8 WAO OFFICE I, BATTERY TO mM(U STRAITS
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      31 25 M/NEFAST PTE LTD 1 iu r KAMPUCHEA SERVICE Vessel Voy ETA ETD Destn TZll HANG V8909S 20/9 23/9 Phnom Penh ANABAS V8907S 27/9 1/10 Kampongaom TEL *****07 TLX ***** FAX *****76
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      347 25 Hai Sun Hup Co (Ptc) Ltd f.22' l-O* .1 L'nf"., ms 22C<>' \R c KASI IKN t \i; I.INKK 1.1 I» STRAITS/ JAPAN/ STRAITS SERVICE SPECIALIST IN RO-RO HEAVY LIFT! NOTE: ALSO CALLING OTIO JAPANESE WATS, HONGKONG, TAIWAN CHINESE POUTS. SUBJECT INDUCEMENT IMLintermaritime SOUTHERN AFRICA SERVICE AOARUSTOS VRS* ml nr
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      446 26 K age f A SINOSE MARITIME PTE LTD ISLAMIC REPUBLIC OF IRAN SHIPPING LINES tze: IRAN MEEAO PJL7U n KYOWA LINE GUAM/SAPAN DIRECT SERVICE (B7SULK CONTAINER) ETA STORE LOAD FOR:EAGLE' V 7 U SEPT GUAM. SAIPAN SEPT 31 OCT 1 AND MICRONESIA PORTS* "MICRONESIA PORTS DIRECT CALLS SUBJECT TO INDUCEMENT
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      628 26 (ft HAN JIN SHIPPING FULL CONTAINER SERVICE 1 TO EUROPE VIA SUEZ IF3 QUEENS SAT MIOGC CMOYANC PMtt MM HANJIN OAKLANO MS CMOYANC SUCCESS OK I TO FAR EAST PORTS vfi aft wj 2* 1M IVW Vio MO W W na ,M 0 WO 1300 IV>O WO jy» lino I*lo
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      90 26 INTEROCEAN LINE 78, 2nd Floor, Joton 2/71, Twnon Tun Dr. lamaM, tOOOO KL. Tol: 71W734, ******4, *****2S TLX. NO. MA-37W3 FA*: »-7173t11 Ptmng Off: Tol: M 0427. *0402 ACCEPTING CARGOES FOR THE FOLLOWING PORTS GUANGZHOU MARITIME r TRANSPORT BUREAU OF CHINA SOUTHERN LINE REGULAR LINER SERVICES (FORTNIGHTLY SAILING) HONG KONG
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      715 26 EVERGREEN t' intjippr Round-The-World East Bound (FE/CARIB/USEC/EURO/FE) lOC PUS MKT OSK TTO ML LHV AMI ift 8S a/u ap OTHER WIMI »MP JRTM 2VU 27,11 WWW Round-The-World West Bound (FE/EURO/USEC/CARIB/FEI VESSEL EVER GRADE 11*1 EVER GENERAL UP EVER GAINING ZIP EVER GUEST V P EVER GARLANO 4/M ALSO ACCSPTMC LCUFCL
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      522 27 PACIFIC INTERNATIONAL LINES PIL Building, 140 Cecil Street, #03-00, Singapore 0106. Tel: *****33 CONTAINER SERVICES JKT MY VOY tM tM 44M8 31* 2M 4MM 30n an# imm VOY SIN 17 It u IE TTTTf u MA QLOMY |SCA QLOMY SEA QLOMY MM 1M tM 14« tM 17/9 ffiUEL M 27
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      410 27 BEN LINE VIU, CONTAINERS EXPRESS CONTAINER SERVICE TO UK/CONTINENT v» I*l Mfl an an an an on an STM turn HUM* MM MMK an an an va *a va a* an an wa va yw ffu va am «a w> va va «a w w wi m iw am ara
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      317 27 r l f m j i i,i k i>><li- i/ rrait A«m*f 1 FANjANQONt 1171*1 I UflO (ACCEPTING CONVENTIONAL i CONTAINEIIttfI CAHCO) SMWIJATA/77W (ACCEPT INC CONVENTIONAL i CONTAINERISED CAMS) AND HELSINKI hVTT S DJAKARTA LLOYD INDONESIAN NATIONAL LINE (A MEMBER OF ANRO) n U. im'iiilllLßi fr: 3 .uIK 1 mm
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      395 27 BOUSTEAD SHIPPING AGENCIES MYANMA FIVE STAR LINE (Burmese National Line) Loading for Rangoon Sport P.Keiang Penang Bangkok n kupß s*pt 7/ISP» THE BANK LINE EMI-CONTAINER SERVICE MO* TH 800 WD TO UKC SPORE ROAM HMBC HULL TANAITAI SAMOA VUN 11/9 1/10 12/10 KM FORTHBANK V2SN 1110 1/11 13/11 17£1 IVY
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      770 28 Kline KAWASAKI KIM N KAISIIA. 1.1 D ,'f, r EXPORT NEPTUNE GARNET OOCL FAIR •PK/PNG *INOO 1¥» tt/9 17/9 zw an w nfl IMPORT PT7TT7' < ~r -i r OAK CHICAGO NYC 4/10 S/10 8/10 11,10 12,10 IVIO •111 3 li kvj nrrr :a I *i. i«4 »t i 3
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      743 28 GOLDEN LINE GUAN GUAN SHIPPING (PTE) LTD a T«M Afm Strwt UMCAKWC 01« TIL UUM (10 (.IMS) Fji UUjai STRAITS/PERSIAN GULF SERVICE: tmn P. Mm UDUMtMtfnkM* UWW QOLDCN HAJTVIST M 0* OH HA tffVIC( m ra WAJI nii» .flt ii»II Ml VIM MM Hmp*9mom «f» Od CHINA OCEAN SHIPPING CO.,
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      424 28 \>5D PHILI-ORIENT LINES PTE LTD Mf- AC Off";' 6 6 ROB NSON RC AD .MG BUILDING SiNGAPO"F RS Ph 1 L i fii EtfT/FM EOT Ftt ft LCL HVtt Ml mi .'Hi 1/9 [HUONG, KMC. TOKYO KEELUNG, m. ON IMMU. MaCMK. I SUSAN. JAKARTA I rT 1 r rv u
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      959 29 NEPTUNE MEMOES PTE. LTD. 1X*****0000K) 1 1% k kmc smew NEPTUNE ORIENT LINES LTD .•A -mAW EXPORT <1 111 I*m 10 Mma irrn-nmn m i Pi^uOrPTr-t IMPORT Til T J^n:Q)^lu: KM KG SOP MOTHB VBL/VOY 06/00 07/09 08/09 H. Bridge »W 11/09 14/09 16/09 N. Zircon 3W 19/09 Sl/09 ISAM
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      796 29 F SINSOV SINGAPORE SOVIET SHIPPING CO PRIVATE LTD SINSOV BUILDING 55, Market Street Singapore 0104 Tel: *****33 (15 Lines) Terminal Office: 12M241/2 Cable Address SINSOV SINGAPORE Telex Numbers RS ***** RS ***** RS ***** mmi p rn ftrrc KOK MAI TNOMC SHIPPING 127 fWw SJrwt. (W* N*rw W HANOI INC
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      371 30 r SINGAPORE SHIPPING CORPORATION (PTE.) LTO. TEI 225 6868 (34 Inn) FAX *****39/*****76 TEIEX RS ***** A/B SSCMA. RS ***** A/B SSCAO DSR-LIMES VEB DEU T FFIACHT SEEREEPEREI ROSTOCK INTEGRATED CONTAINER SERVICE MEMBER Of EACOM SERVICE TO EAST MEDITERRANEAN 1 NORTH CONTINENT EUROPE N. ttaHJH VM L TNAOMANN VH mA
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      204 30 JflSl lines MONTHLY LASH LINER SERVICE TO: New York, Norfolk, Baltimore, Philaddphia Charleston, Savannah, New Orleans, Mobile Pascagoula, Houston, Galveston, Beaumont Camden, Jacksonville FROM: Port Sudan, Karachi, Jamnagar, Bombay Cochin, Madras, Calcutta, Chittagong to S'pore t Port Kelang BCLANAN PKELANG S'TORt VSL VOY CLOSING SAILING CLOSING SAILING CLOSING SAILING S.
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      294 30 FAST DIRECT REGULAR SERVICE TO INDONESIA PORT PADANG/ SEMAR ANG/PAN J ANG/CIGADING/ BENGKULU VSL ETA ETO LOADING FOR OELI INDAH 8.9.89 9.9.89 PANJANG/PK BALAM NA6A JAYA DOCK DOCK PANJANG LAMPUNG JAYA 119.89 12.9.89 JAKARTA/PANJAN6 PtNANG JAYA 10.9.89 13JJ9 PAH JANG PERITA JAYA 12.9J9 119.19 PANJANG/JAKARTA ABAOI JAYA 8.9.89 10.9J9 JAKARTA/PAN
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      304 30 HC O REGIONAL CONTAINER LINE ASEAN PORTS BANGKOK sailings a week Hgow flock Agency Co Ltd BKK (Tel: ire ll£L2J\ MOANA PACIFIC HOANA PACIFIC PIYA RMUM SONCKHLA -1 sailing a week Nflow Hock Agency Co Ltd Skla (Tel: *****4 vessa EASTERN PIONEER EASTERN PIONEER 17N 15/9 P.KELANG 3 SAILINGS A
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      150 30 •c Cj SIGNIFICANT WEATHER AND SEA CONDITIONS AT 7JO AJYL SEP t, 1989 LEGEND: R Thunderstorm Temperature *C Shown- Wnturr s-*/ Wind dlrecUoa with spetd in kaots R l Wave height Cloudy Sky Saitam >Wi aia UImM by vrm «Uct fly *ltt Um *W (o) Out full circle UffU calm
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      493 31 P3 UNIPACIFIC TRANS. TRADING AGENCY PTE. LTD. SINGAPORE TEL: *****22 FAX: *****76 <t> A. VSL. cn a n i J mU oujjf Algerian National Line MEDITERRANEAN SERVICE S PORE LOADING FOR S/10 AJftor/Oran/AMUba ALL VESSELS ACCEPTING FCL CONTAINERS FOR JAPANESE PORTS Heavy Lift 100 tons available On Inducement can call
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      296 31 ACCEPTING FCL AND CONVENTIONAL I ■>» M*»y l' Other porta along the rout* workable on Inducement. FULLY CONTAINERISED FORTNIGHTLY LINER SERVICE TO SOUTH AFRICA ACCEPTING BOTH FCL/LCL CARGO Vassal Sport Durban Johanoasburt POOLGRACHT V-PQ92S 10/9 24/9 27/9 DILIGENCE CONTAINER V 092$ 25/9 9/10 12/10 EXCELLENCE CONTAINER V-E9IS 8/10 22/10 2S/10
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      701 31 P.T. TANTO INTIM LINE VESSEL TANTO UTAMA TANTO UTAMA TANTO UTAMA TANTO UTAMA "tr.l: ?i:'l ;M:ri# WEEKLY FULL CONTAINER SERVICE ACCEPTING ALL LCL/FCL CARGOES VOY STORE SURABAYA 11/19 IN PONT QMS 12/09 19 2MB FCL/LCL SYD/MEL BRI 121 FREMANTLE/ADE 12 KEELUNG O/* KAOHSIUNG 07/9 MANILA <*tf BUSAN 08/9 ONG H/9
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      165 31 BALTIC ORIENT SHIPPING PTE LTD. BAY OF BENGAL SERVICES TIGER BAY 7W CALABAR 7BCMB LEUVE *11 3 n/i WB VIETNAM SERVICES I hm is-ia/a mm imp turn H?M awii ALL LCL/FCL ACCEPTABLE FOR COMPETmVE LCL RATE CONTACT com ACT Hamburg West Germany Tiger Line OT SIN MA CAL T«« BAT
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      79 31 4 1Z REGULAR EXPRESS FCL S LL, bt J i.>S2E. ETA SINGAPORE PORT KELANC (Fa ONLY) 11/1, I*. I7A 220. mum, KAOHStUNG 112fl iyi 2m, m, HfM JAKARTA (FCL ONLY) TOKYO, KOK, BUSAN I%l|l (FU ONLY) K AN ABC CONTAINERLINE N V mSk TO AUSTRALIA/NEW ZEALAND t —mj~ —l U
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      60 32 Goodway Agencies (Shipping) Pte Ltd Ttl: *****46. *****47 Tttei: ***** F»» 74W530 K.C. DAT (S) PTE LTD ACCEPTING LCL CARGO TO LIMASSOL/CYPRUS EUROPEAN PORTS PAPUA NEW GUINEA U.S.A. CALL: 264-0783/268-1884 DAIICHI CHUO KISEN KAISHA TOKYO MARINE BLUE V.901 S port PK P»»i From 9/9 12/9 KASHIMA/WAKA MAI SUN HUP CO
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      388 32 UCEftnSERUICE PENANG KL: ALLIED-LINK WChrtatina Chtow SINGAPORE: 77b TOZZ(22 LINES) Elaine Tao/Enhar Yap transintra hipping (smppore) private I united iargo bookings Tei: 2*3988 (5 LINES) REGULAR L NE« SER'.iCE CENTRAL MINDORO V 4 25 Sept MANILA LC SEALS USER SER-ICE AUG Manila, Kaohsiung EXPRESS iSBOUNO WEEKLY SVCS FROM ALL UNITED
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      314 32 *1 CS A V Comp.triu SudAmeric.iihi Cnilt' in Lint 1 E>r SERVICE TO/FROM CHILE rem rroK mother wsa nr toko amca km antofvalp sm m ma cm v 2 iy> law an a/i yii wi wi n/u nu CARGO FOR PUNTA ARENAS, TALCAMUANO (SAN VICENTE) ACCEPTED WITH T/S VIA VALPARAISO
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      585 33 I^—————h——mm—>——M—— verett Lines >ghk COMPANIA PERUANA DE VAPOR ES "PERUVIAN STATE LINE" LOADING FOR CALLAO.IHATARANI, ILO* ANO ALL OTHER PERUVIAN PORTS* WITH TRANSHIPMENT AT KOBE ON CPV THROUGH BILL OF LADING TO FINAL DESTINATION. P Sli^poff ROSEEVCRETT JONNEVERETT manoloeverett 17/ US* tiwpnw W»s* 1002 Say C/ 7 Oct 'EVERETT ORIENT
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      334 33 Z I M i I M' 1 ■i i •Im I i 'Y r! ''ST ii Vl'l*r i vw 11/10 via am 17/10 22/10 *M i/i l 4fii i*li Wi AbUrilW LAKWJ IU HWUWK HON6KOM, TAIWAR, PUSA*, MARILA I CUU. lIIAT CONTAINER LINE p* vce um via n »mm 3
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      387 33 SING KWANG HANG SWFWQ TWAWFOHTATiO* (Pit) LTD WEEKLY LCL/FCL SERVICE in... rrH7w.il JENMOL 132 A VESSEL PORT KELANQ HONG KONG, ALL CHINA PORTS 8 SEP KEELUNG. KAOHSIUNQ 10 SEP BUSAN 7 SEP TOKYO. KOBE 12 SEP CHITTAGONG 6 SEP DUGAJ 10 sep JEDOAH 13 SEP SYDNEY. MELBOURNE 9 SEP ROTTERDAM,
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      436 33 PERINTIS LINE '.VEEKLY FULL CONTAINED SERVICE WEEKLY FULL CONTAMER SERVICE ACCEPTING ALL FCL CARGOES BETWEEN SINGAPORE AND JAKARTA SURABAYA VESSEL VOY SINGAPORE JAKARTA ETA ETD ETA ETD PRABHAKTI 292-293 In PI In Pt 9/09 9/09 PRASETIA 22-23 9/09 11/09 13A39 13/09 PRABHAKTI 294-296 12/09 13/09 15/06 15/08 General Agents: ASIA
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      386 33 PTC CONTAINER LINFS FCI LCI SERVICE 11/9 KEELUNG/KAOHSIUNG 9/9 BANGKOK 9/9 MANILA 9/9 JAKARTA 8/9 PORT KELANG/PENANG 7/9 BUSAN 7/9 TOKYO/YOKO/KOBE 7/9 HONG KONG abo accepting to Huarwpu/Shenzhen/Fu/hou Xiamen/Xingang/Shanghai 9/9 LDN/FLX/LVP/SOU 9/9 ROM/HAM/ANT/LE HAVRE/GENOA abo accepting cargo to all Europe inland destinations 7/9 LA./NYC/SFO 16/9 VANCOUVER/TORONTO/MONTREAL 10/9 SYD/MELB/ADEL/FREM 5/9 AUCKLAND/WELLINGTON
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      825 34 il A w MERCHANT MARINE CO., LTD EABTBOUND TO USA SM MK UN OM FULLY CONTAINERISED TRANS-PACIFIC WEEKLY SERVICE ue iin uia em wt am m p 2W Nfll um U|M 2K am am urn urn ano x W «D> zvu am wo m am urn 3im b/u hiu x
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      451 34 te JE CONTAINER LINE TEL: *****59 FAX *****83 GUARANTEE LCL CONSOL SERVICES (ALSO ACCEPTING FCL BOOKINGS) FAR EAST POUT ISLAM PCNAM SRI LANKA/ INDIA EUROPE/ UK SOUTHAMPTON TUMMY LONOOM REGULAR CONVENTIONAL SERVICE T SWISS SHIPPING PTE LTD 00 TMofc iMd 800-OV. TMek Blimili Houm Slacssor* MM. T»l: 3T3MM Um)TUflfM- 88rA
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      451 34 I mm i rrvv. 0 v rr MitsoiO.SK Lines Ltd a m FULL CONTAINER rrr^Trfiro UK/CONTINENT (TRIO) I: S SHS" i MIDDLE EAST (OASISI" POM IDUSAJ MASJAM MW KMMIT MNUM MW ACCOTMS PH SOMA •AM MAM MA MAI nfwram m n* m ag ag af mmmmmm mntr 52 pp pi
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