The Business Times, 30 April 1990

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    10 1 Business Times MCI (P) 170/12/89 Monday April 30 1990 75*
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  • NEWS SUMMARY
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      NZ business confidence takes a plunge
      36 1 NEW ZEALAND business confidence took another battering in April with firms forecasting lower investment and declining economic activity, The National Bank of New Zealand Ltd said in a survey report.
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      Pretoria meeting ANC
      30 1 THE WHITE government will meet with the African National Congress for the first time Wednesday, in search of ways to share power with South Africa's black majority.
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      Cakes go regional
      31 1 SPURRED BY the success story of Sara Lee cakes, two local companies have entered into agreements to market frozen cake brands in Singapore and the region Page 2
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      Chairman of IT body
      35 1 DR WANG Kai Yuen, the MP for Bukit Timah, has been appointed chairman of the National IT Standards Committee, the body entrusted with developing information technology standards in Singapore Page 2
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      Asian growth
      20 1 SOUTH-EAST Asian economies, spearheaded by Thailand, will expand by a rapid 7.2 per cent in 1990. Page 9
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      Kaifu firms grip
      24 1 JAPANESE Prime Minister Toshiki Kaifu's success in avoiding new American trade sanctions has strengthened his shaky hold on power Page 10
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      EC political union
      27 1 EUROPEAN Community leaders, in harmony over German unification and support for East Europe, agreed to steer the group towards greater political integration Page 11
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      SSO review
      22 1 P Y Van reviews Friday night's SSO concert with soloist Lee Pan Hon and guest conductor Bryden Thomson.. Page 17
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      More work on Brani
      26 1 THE PORT of Singapore Authority will invest some $270 million in Phase II of the Brani Terminal project Shipping Times Page One
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  • MARKETS SUMMARY
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      UIC ups stake
      20 1 UNITED Industrial Corporation has raised its stake in its Singapore Land to 30.6 per cent Page 3
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      Wearnes marches on
      26 1 THE WEARNES group is continuing its aggressive move into high technology with its recent purchase of Florida-based Hollingsworth Solderless Terminal Division Page 3
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      Room for growth
      39 1 STRAITS Steamship Land's prospects for further growth are bright and the property arm of the Keppel group is all set for major investments overseas, said chairman Sim Kee Boon in its latest annual report Page 3
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      No bailout
      32 1 SOUTH KOREA'S government is planning no immediate measures to prop up the country's sagging stock market, despite cries from small investors that the bourse is headed for collapse Page 4
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      Sweeping reforms
      32 1 BANK of Japan governor Yasushi Mieno plans to announce sweeping internal reforms this week to reflect changes in the domestic and international financial markets, an informed source said Page 8
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      End loan freeze
      29 1 CHINA'S central bank governor urged the Asian Development Bank to end its freeze on loans imposed after the June army crackdown on pro-de-mocracy protesters Page 8
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      STOCK INDICES
      28 1 Friday Change BT-MGA 735.90 +2.30 Kuala Lumpur ....Closed Hongkong 2,986.33 -23.01 Tokyo 29,584.80 +160.22 Sydney 1,456.5 -5.9 Friday Change New York 2,645.04 -31.54 London 2,106.6 -27.0
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      CURRENCIES
      22 1 Exchange rates USS SS 1.8760 Yen (100) SSI.1788 MS SS0.6900 Money market rates Overnight 6 1/8 -1/2 3-month 6 3/4 unch
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      COMMODITIES
      15 1 Rubber S'pore May !58.50«/kg +1.50 M'sia May closed KL Tin Turnover Closed Spot Closed
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    Retailers lower hopes for Golden Week
    474 1  -  By Suzanne Soh THE "Golden Week", when millions of Japanese travel abroad on vacation, this year may not be all that golden for local retailers. Though dubbed "Golden Week" in Japan, it is actually a two-week period stretching from late April to the second
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    Dinner at Latour
    116 1 TEST your vocabulary. Join BTs Wordskill Contest. Winners of the contest will get a dinner treat each at I Jit our, courtesy of Shangri-La Hotel. The contest is spread over three days, starting today. Turn to Page 16 for the contest form and other details. The contest
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    Challenge for Singapore is to be a great small nation: Goh
    282 1 AIM TO BE a great small nation, says First Deputy Prime Minister Goh Chok Tong in his May Day message. The challenge for Singapore in the next 25 years is to keep up its economic growth which can be
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    Lock icon World economy set to expand by 3pc
    504 1 Asian Development Bank Report AFP BARRING major disturbances, the world economy will expand by 3 per cent over the next two years, according to a report by the Asian Development Bank (ADB) due for release today. Growth in the industrialised countries will slow
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    FREE with BT on May 3
    110 1 SINGAPORE BUSINESS READERS of Business Times will enjoy extra value for their money when they buy the May 3rd edition of the Republic's daily business paper. A complimentary copy of the May issue of Singapore Business, the Republic's leading business monthly, will be given
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    Bank sees worker shortage impeding S'pore's adjustment
    394 1  -  From Al O Labita Jr in MANILA THE MANILA-BASED Asian Development Bank (ADB) has expressed concern over the impact of labour shortage on Singapore's economy in the next two years. In its just-released 1990 Asian Development Outlook report, it says Singapore's workers shortfall
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    Lock icon 1m visitors for Malaysia
    129 1 AP THE FIRST three months of Visit Malaysia Year 1990 saw an estimated one million foreign tourists, about double the 480,000 in JanuaryMarch last year. Malaysia's national news agency Bernama reported yesterday that the figure does not include Singaporeans. In 1990's first two months, 1.7 million
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  • HOME NEWS
    • NEWS ROUNDUP
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        Goh's guests happy with economy
        85 2 FEW ISSUES were raised about the March Budget, but the problem of acute labour shortage in Singapore was voiced by private sector members to government officials during Saturday's Istana garden party. Playing host to about 200 prominent businessmen, professionals and academics were First Deputy Prime
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        Not by bureaucrats alone
        70 2 "SOME PEOPLE think Singapore is run only by bureaucrats. Of course they are wrong!", said chairman of the People's Action Party (PAP), Ong Teng Cheong, on Saturday. "It is true that we need bureaucrats to implement policies laid down by the Government. But policies are shaped
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        Esso, Mobil cut pump prices
        74 2 TWO MORE oil companies in Singapore, Esso and Mobil Oil, reduced pump prices on Saturday night one day after Shell and Caltex cut their retail prices because of lower crude oil prices worldwide. Petrol and diesel prices at Mobil are now in line with those
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        New head for Customs
        23 2 TAN SIN GHEE has been appointed the Acting DirectorGeneral of Customs and Excise Department, with effect from April 23.
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        More women in politics please
        98 2 MORE WOMEN should enter politics and help to bring about a more politically-vibrant Singapore for the *****, said a Member of Parliament on Saturday. Dr Tan Cheng Bock (Ayer Rajah) also expressed the hope that more Singaporeans would be .willing to speak out. Dr Tan
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        Simei to get hospital
        77 2 AN 800-BED new general hospital and a specialist medical centre will be ready in four to five years' time. The hospital, located in Simei Avenue, will serve residents in Bedok and Tampines. The medical centre will be responsible for the surveillance and treatment of communicable diseases
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        HDB eases sub-letting rules
        61 2 FROM TOMORROW, housing board residents will be able to sub-let rooms in their flats without having to seek the board's permission. The monthly administrative charge paid by home-owners for renting out rooms will also be removed. But other rules and penalties for illegal sub-letting, such as
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      Two locals warm up to market for frozen cakes
      389 2  -  By Sangeeta Mulchand SPURRED BY the success story of Sara Lee pound cakes, two local companies have entered into agreements to market frozen cake brands in Singapore and the region. Seasons will manufacture and distribute Ligo frozen cakes in Asia while
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      Dr Wang to head IT standards committee
      312 2 DR WANG KAI YUEN, the Member of Parliament for Bukit Timah, has been appointed chairman of the National IT Standards Committee, the body entrusted with developing information technology standards in Singapore. Dr Wang, who is also director of Xerox Singapore Software Centre, will
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      McDonnell Douglas spreads its wings
      132 2 WITH a regional marketing and support centre set up in Singapore, a division of the US aircraft-maker McDonnell Douglas is expanding its network in South-east Asia. McDonnell Douglas Information Systems Ltd (MDISL), a supplier of high performance design software for engineering and architectural applications, recently
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      Ain't no building high enough
      61 2 JUBILANT Simon Law, 32, and Tan Geok Lan, 27, raa to victory at a vertical climbathon held at the 32-storey UOB building in Bonham Street yesterday. The competition, organised to promote the Omnimax movie, "To The Limit", a film about human achievements beyond endurance, was
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      PM Lee to visit KL today
      114 2 PRIME MINISTER Lee Kuan Yew and Mrs Lee are making a part social, part working trip to Kuala Lumpur today to call on Malaysian Prime Minister Dato' Seri Dr Mahathir Mohamad. They will have lunch with Dr Mahathir and his wife, Dato' Seri Datin
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  • SINGAPORE – MALAYSIA COMPANY NEWS
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      Wearnes continues high-tech push with latest purchase
      517 3 THE WEARNES GROUP is continuing its aggressive move into high technology with its recent purchase of Florida-based Hollingsworth Solderless Terminal Division. Wearne Brothers announced last Friday that its 97-per-cent-owned subsidiary, Wearnes Technology (Private) Ltd, had acquired all the assets of Hollingsworth for US$5.5
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      Lock icon Inter-Pacific's securities arm takes on new name
      334 3 MBT MALAYAN TRADERS Company Sdn Bhd, one of the oldest stockbroking firms in Malaysia, will be known as Inter-Pacific Securities Sdn Bhd from today. In a statement, the company said the change of name reflects the corporate identity of its controlling shareholders, Inter-Pacific
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      Malaysian bourse tops in survey of South Asian markets
      405 3 THE MALAYSIAN stock market emerged tops in South Asia in terms of price and total return (in US dollar and local currency terms) in February this year. Based on the International Finance Corp emerging market indices carried in the Financial Times,
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      Lock icon Antah's long-term prospects may hinge on manufacturing
      445 3 MARKET TALK MBT ANTAH HOLDINGS' total debt has been increasing over the years as it continues to borrow to acquire new businesses and enlarge its stakes in associated companies, according to Mayban Securities. However, the stockbroking firm said that although Antah's current gearing
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      FELS plans to sell zero-defect products
      180 3 FAR EAST Levingston Shipbuilding Ltd, another listed member of the Keppel Group, plans to sell zero-de-fect products and services to face the challenge of sustaining its leading position as a rig builder. To achieve this end, it has engaged Philip Crosby Associates of the
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      UIC raises Singland stake to 30.6pc
      300 3 UNITED INDUSTRIAL Corporation has raised its stake in its takeover target, Singapore Land, to 30.6 per cent. Adviser Citicorp Investment Bank announced on UlC's behalf last Saturday that wholly-owned subsidiary UIC Enterprise Pte Ltd acquired another 1.4 million Singland shares at $14.80 each last
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      SSL poised to make major investments abroad
      422 3 STRAITS STEAMSHIP Land's prospects for further growth are bright and the property arm of the Keppel group is all set for major investments overseas, said chairman Sim Kee Boon in its latest annual report. He said the group "will selectively invest in housing
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  • REGIONAL COMPANY NEWS
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      Lock icon No bailout plan for embattled bourse: Seoul
      502 4 AFP SOUTH KOREA'S government is planning no immediate measures to prop up the country's sagging stock market, despite cries from small investors that the bourse is headed for collapse. Finance Minister Chung Yung-Euy's announcement on Saturday came as the market's composite index plummeted
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      Lock icon Mazda in Swiss venture to build supercharger
      193 4 AFP JAPAN'S Mazda Motor Corp will set up a joint venture in Baden, Switzerland, on June 1 to produce and sell "pressure wave superchargers" that help automobile accelerators respond quickly. The new company, named Comprex Ltd and capitalised at three million Swiss francs
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      Lock icon Elders price hits low amid talk of breweries sale
      471 4 Reuter SHARES in Elders IXL dropped to a 26-month low last Friday amid speculation that the conglomerate may be forced to sell its key brewing operations to ease the crushing debt of its parent, Harlin Holdings Ltd. "I think it is
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      Lock icon Avon Products aborts deal to sell Japanese unit
      388 4 Reuter AVON PRODUCTS Inc, the US cosmetics and jewellery giant, has terminated the sale of its profitable Avon Japan unit to two Japanese firms but plans to resume talks with other bidders. The company has operated in Japan for 20 years with
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      Lock icon Taiwan firm to invest M$12m in Perlis plant
      109 4 Bernama A LARGE Taiwan electronics firm will set up a Msl2 million plant in Pedis to produce resistors for colour televisions, Menteri Besar Dr Abdul Hamid Pawanteh said at the weekend. The firm, First Resistor Condensor Co Ltd, has a network of
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      Lock icon Mitsubishi, Chrysler make plans
      64 4 AFP JAPAN'S Mitsubishi Motors Corp is considering the development of a new car with Chrysler Corp in the US and the establishment of new plant in Europe, a company spokesman said on Friday. He said the company's Il-linois-based joint venture with Chrysler, known as Diamond Star
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  • INTERNATIONAL COMPANY NEWS
    • COMPANY BRIEFS
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        Strike halves Ford plant output
        94 6 A "PART-TIME" STRIKE by 11,000 Ford workers at Genk, in eastern Belgium, has cut the factory's output in half in the six weeks it has been going on, said company sources last Friday. Workers have been going to work for only four hours a day.
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        Stora takes control
        63 6 SWEDISH wood and paper group Stora has bought a controlling interest in West Germany's Feldmuehle Nobel AG group for 14.4 billion kronor (US$2.3 billion). Stora said last Saturday that it was helped in the acquisition by Swedish industrial and financial group Wallenberg, and that the deal made
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        French insurer's profit up 20pc
        63 6 THE FRENCH INSURANCE GROUP UAP had a 1989 consolidated net profit, group share, of 3.42 billion francs (US$6lO million), up 20 per cent from the 2.85 billion francs of 1988. The Union des Assurances de Paris group announced last Friday that consolidated turnover was 64.48
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        Olivetti's net earnings dive
        88 6 ITALIAN computer and business machine group Olivetti saw its net earnings fall sharply last year and is now talking to potential parters in Europe. It said last Friday that 1989 net profit slid 43 per cent to 202.3 billion lire (US$l65 million). The company, reporting its
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      Lock icon West Point-Pepperell under investigation
      201 6 NYT WEST POINT-Peppsrell Inc has disclosed that the US federal Trade Commission has begun investigating whether it complied with the yS government's order to divest itself of certain assets of J P Stevens Co, when West Point acquired the rival textile company for US$l.2 billion in
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      Lock icon Judge slaps life ban on chief of top US penny stock brokerage
      430 6 NYT A US ADMINISTRATIVE law judge has barred Meyer Blinder from the securities business for life, although Mr Blinder, who was the head of America's best-known penny stock brokerage, can appeal the ban in two years. Brenda Murray,
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      Lock icon So how good is Mike Milken worth?
      480 6 NYT MIKE MILKEN is a crook. That he now admits. But is he also a poor investor? Evidence of that emerged last week when Richard Breeder!, the chairman of the US Securities and Exchange Commission, bemoaned the fact that the US$7OO million in
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      Lock icon French govt pledges to push through Bill on Renault revamp
      275 6 AFP THE FRENCH government has pledged to push through a Bill to change the status of the state-owned Renault vehicle group, which is needed to carry out a February cooperation agreement with the Swedish firm Volvo. The Bill would transform
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      Lock icon Trump worth only US$500m: Forbes
      193 6 Reuter AMERICAN TYCOON Donald Trump may be worth only US$5OO million, in part because of heavy debt, Forbes magazine reported on Saturday. f The magazine's profile of the New York developer's net worth is far below the US$l.7 billion it estimated in 1989. Its US$5OO
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  • FINANCIAL NEWS
    • SMALL CHANGE
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        Bank of England reports loss
        95 8 BANK of New England Corp on Friday announced a loss of U5546.6 million for the quarter ended March 31, compared with a profit of U5542.3 million, or 60 cents a share, in the corresponding period a year ago. The company, which lost US$l.l billion in
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        Belgium lowers interest rate
        77 8 THE Belgian National Bank on Friday lowered interest on its three-month treasury bills, Belgium's key lending rate, from 10.20 to 10.05 per cent. It lowered by the same margins its one and two-month rates to 9.8? and 9.95 per cent respectively. The cuts were the second
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        Micronesia joins ADB
        58 8 THE Federated States of Micronesia became the 49th member of the Asian Development Bank (ADB). Micronesia's membership became effective as of April 26 upon completion of all formalities including the payment of the first installment of its subscription to the ADB's capital stock in the form of
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      Lock icon Bank of Japan plans to revamp markets
      260 8 AFP BANK of Japan governor Yasushi Mieno plans to announce sweeping internal reforms this week to reflect changes in the domestic and international financial markets, an informed source said. The changes within the central bank, which has not been reorganised for seven years,
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      Citicorp disappointed over S & P rating
      178 8 Citicorp disappointed over S P rating WORRIES about the quality of real estate and takeover loans reached America's largest bank as Citicorp had its credit rating lowered by a major rating agency. Standard and Poor's Corp on Thursday downgraded about US$3O billion in credit of Citicorp. The move comes one
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      Lock icon China urges ADB to resume loans
      420 8 AP CHINA'S central bank governor urged the Asian Development Bank to end its freeze on loans imposed after the June army crackdown on pro-democracy protesters. Li Guixian, head of the People's Bank of China, left on Saturday for New Delhi to attend the ADB's
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      New posts for two UOB executives
      156 8 TWO TOP EXECUTIVES of United Overseas Bank have been appointed directors and members of the executive committee of directors of United Overseas Finance. They are Mr Ernest Wong, 44, president, and Mr Wee Ee Cheong, 37, deputy president of UOB. Mr Wong, who joined
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      Lock icon Rich nations agree to meet Caribbean deficit
      334 8 AFP MAJOR industrialised nations have agreed to fill a US$467 million shortfall in external financing over the next two years for six Caribbean nations, the World Bank said. At the end of a five-day meeting of its Caribbean Group for Cooperation in Economic
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      1205 8 1989 CONSOLIDATED FINANCIAL STATEMENTS (In militant of Canadian dollars) Consolidated Statement of Assets and UabMWes ConeoHdeted Statement of Income Wm as at October 31 vr October 31 1988 i## lw> i excluding leases 16.986 > Mil CMhft*Murcw Income from least financing 49 M Cash and deposits with Bank of Canada
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  • Page 8 Miscellaneous
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      33 8 I MVflP* 1-^ "Let me see if I've got this straight—from '61 to '67 you plied your trade, from '67 to '73 you practiced your craft and since then you've tended your garden."
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  • THE REGION
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      Lock icon Thailand all set to spearhead region's growth: ADB
      393 9 Reuter SOUTH-EAST Asian economies, spearheaded by Thailand, will expand by a rapid 7.2 per cent in 1990, outpacing the four Asian 'Tigers' that set economic trends in the 1980s, the Asian Development Bank says. The 'Tigers' South Korea, Taiwan, Singapore and Hongkong
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      US move will knock Thai furniture exports
      167 9 ABOUT one-third of Thai furniture exports, worth more than 2 billion bahts annually, will be hit by the US Senate's decision last week to pass anti-Burma legislation, the Bangkok daily The Nation has reported. The proposed law, which is now being considered by
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      Lock icon Malaysia on a par with some NIEs: report
      337 9 Bernama MALAYSIA is already standing "shoulder to shoulder" with some of the newly industrialising economies (NIEs) in terms of levels of income, using purchasing power parity (PPP) comparisons, the Pacific Economic Co-operation Committee (PECC) said in a report. The PECC has used
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    • NOTE BOOK
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        Manila acts to cut deficit
        87 9 PHILIPPINE Finance Secretary Jesus Estanislao has announced a series of fiscal measures aimed at reducing the country's giant deficit and called for the measures to be implemented immediately. Delaying the steps would reduce the economic growth rate to 3.3 per oent and push inflation, interest
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        Insurgency nearing end: Aquino
        56 9 PRESIDENT Corazon Aquino yesterday said the communist insurgency in the Philippines was headed for collapse and called on the guerillas to surrender. "The signals are clear. We are seeing here the telltale signs of a moribund movement, an organisation that has lost its cause," Mrs Aquino
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        Ghafar Baba raps opposition
        80 9 MALAYSIAN Deputy Prime Minister Ghafar Baba has criticised opposition parties which have all this while not given constructive views that benefit the people. He said they only survived on the mistakes of the Barisan Nasional (BN) and not on their own ideas. Speaking to reporters after
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        MCA-Gerakan poll 'strategy'
        111 9 THE MCA will consider swapping seats with Barisan Nasional component parties for the next general election if there are such proposals, said its deputy president, Datuk Lee Kim Sai. So far, there had been no formal proposals, he told reporters after launching national-level Vesak celebrations at the
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      Lock icon Japan to hold peace talks on Cambodia in early June
      214 9 Reuter JAPAN will stage peace talks between the two key Cambodian figures in Tokyo in the first week of June, Japanese Premier Toshiki Kaifu was quoted as saying on Sunday. Mr Kaifu agreed on the timing in talks with Thai
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      Lock icon Manila may turn to nuclear energy
      258 9 Reuter THE PHILIPPINES may be forced to build a nuclear plant after deciding to mothball one in 1986, the head of the National Power Corporation (Napcor) said yesterday. In a newspaper interview, Mr Ernesto Aboitiz said power cuts would last until the end of
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  • THE WORLD 1
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      Lock icon US decision seen to strengthen Kaifu's position
      506 10 Reuter, AP JAPANESE Prime Minister Toshiki Kaifu's success in avoiding new US trade sanctions has strengthened his shaky hold on power but also commits him to possibly painful economic reforms, say political analysts in Tokyo. Their comments followed an announcement by US President
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      Lock icon Korean strikers battle police
      208 10 Reuter ANGRY WORKERS evicted from South Korea's biggest shipyard yesterday waged hit-and-run battles with riot police, crippling business in the south-eastern port of Ulsan. About 2,000 workers driven from the shipyard in a police assault last Saturday hurled stones and petrol bombs in nearby streets in
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      Lock icon US rapped for citing India as unfair trader
      247 10 AP TOP INDIAN businessmen have sharply criticised the US for targeting India for unfair trade practices. US President George Bush on Friday left India as the only country still cited under a 1988 law that provides for economic sanctions if trade barriers
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      Toying with an idea
      41 10 Several children played with a giant balloon holding a replica of a human embryo at a Washington anti-abortion rally last Saturday. More than 60,000 people gathered to hear a speech, via telephone hook-up, by President George Bush.
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      Lock icon Pakistan arming rebels: India
      275 10 Agencies INDIAN Prime Minister V P Singh has ruled out talks with Pakistan, accusing it of arming and funding secessionist elements in India. Mr V P Singh, quoted by the Press Trust of India (PTI) on Saturday, said that Pakistan had moved its army closer to
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      Lock icon Tokyo to tighten disclosure rules for transactions
      278 10 NYT JAPAN'S Finance Ministry has decided to strengthen regulations that require the country's companies to report business transactions with other companies within their corporate groups, according to ministry sources. Close-knit business ties between companies within the same group have been criticised by the
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      Lock icon Iraqi steel tubes for missiles and satellite launcher, says paper
      266 10 AFP STEEL TUBES ordered by Iraq from two British companies were for a research programme aimed at developing long-range ballistic missiles and a satellite launcher, says The Independent. The British newspaper, citing Western and Arab sources, said the eight steel
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        HK cited as drug money laundering haven
        84 12 DRUG TRAFFICKERS launder US$35O billion a year worldwide and Hongkong is one of their favourite places to do it, says an Interpol official. Gerald Mobius, a West German expert on the international narcotics trade, told an Argentinian newspaper last Saturday that in the
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        Hi-tech show ends on high note
        80 12 THE 41st "Sicob" computer, communications and office automation show closed in Paris last Saturday with a score of nearly 142,000 trade visitors and "excellent" prospects, said organisers. They expressed optimism about the future in spite of the absence from this year's show of such
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        ANC policy shift noted
        107 12 SPEECHES by officials of the African National Congress last week presenting nationalisation as a last resort suggest a shift in emphasis by the South African black nationalist movement to alleviate fears of the business community and foreign investors, say observers in Johannesburg. Massive multinational conglomerate Anglo
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        Seoul turns in deficit
        74 12 HURT BY sluggish exports and expanding imports, South Korea's current account showed a deficit of US$44B million last month, the Bank of Korea reported last Saturday. It was a sharp contrast to the surplus of US$453 million logged a year ago. The central bank said it
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        Mixed feelings on austerity plan
        132 12 BRAZILIAN PRESIDENT Fernando Collor de Mello's six-week-old economic plan has shocked the rich, but the poor welcome the relief it has brought from record 4,854 per cent inflation. "I hadn't eaten meat in so long, I'd forgotten what it tasted like. Now I can afford
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      347 12 Reuter, NYT EUROPEAN Community leaders, in harmony over German unification and support for East Europe, have agreed to steer the group towards greater political integration. But British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher, while backing a plan to ask EC foreign ministers to study areas for
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      180 12 AFP SOVIET President Mikhail Gorbachev is to hold talks with other top Soviet leaders "between May 10 and May 15" to make final decisions on the direction of the country's economic reform programme. Arkadi Maslennikov, a spokesman for the Soviet leader, said
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      41 12 Getting to the church on time proved to be a problem for this bride, who had to wade through a large crowd of cheering anti-government demonstrators part of a 5,000-strong rally at Bucharest's University Square last Saturday.
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      212 12 AFP THE US has leased two supercomputers to Saudi Arabia's oil industry, but is blocking the sale of the modem machines to Israel due to fears that they might be put to military use, say sources in Washington. US officials who asked
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      261 12 Reuter TAIWAN will probably begin its first direct commercial flights to China by September, says a group of Taiwanese airline executives. Robert Tseng, spokesman for the visiting group, said in Beijing last Saturday that talks with Chinese officials, currently underway, would
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      711 10 v The First Canadian Bank Qq Bank of Montreal IHHH 129, St James Street, Montreal, Quebec H2Y IL6, Canada STATEMENT OF ACCOUNTS FOR YEAR ENDED 31 OCTOBER 1989 Note: All figures quoted in Canadian dollars (thousands) ANNUAL FINANCIAL STATEMENTS FOR THEYEAR^DED^TOBERsf^IS CONSOUDATED STATEMENT OF ASSETS AND LIABILITIES FO R E
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      80 11 Dustiness 1 IIUC3, lTluuH*} ra|WM SINGAPORE. PICKING UP THE AWARDS FOR THE THIRD YEAR RUHHIHG. Singapore wins again Best Seaport in Asia, It's a great vote of confidence Best Warehouse Operator, in Singapore,the worlds busiest port and Best Seaport Terminal Operator that handles more than 38,000 vessels in the 1990
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      118 12 q Wp* 2 4 0 G I. E I 111 SIM ()l /I KO 1)1 I I IS,. W O! k. \llll Mil lit.' .It I know 9 it .ill C .ill it ncri!\. \t thcciul ot the da\ it all.uUN up v|ii.ilit W lndi. w lien \ou think about
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      934 13  -  Japan's premier financial institution, the Bank of Tokyo, now fights for its life in the face of increasing competition from other aggressive Japanese banks and the winds of deregulation, writes James Sterngold. James Sterngold NYT AS JAPAN'S long-time financial ambassador to
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      1146 13 The Asian Development Bank takes the pulse of Asian-Pacific economies Agencies ECONOMIC uncertainty in South Korea, stable growth in Taiwan, the urgency of reforms in the Philippines, and modest growth in the Indian subcontinent are some of the broad observations made by the Asian
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      757 13 ASIA could be crowded out in the competition for financing and trade as Eastern Europe enters the international arena. And the ADB is saying that the scheduled integration of the European Community (EC) in 1992 will pose risks as well as opportunities
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      40 13 Doonesbury by garry trudeau //7| tUHYPOffryOU GOOPIPEA. VINLMNGM&IOfVOF 1 1 COMFOSBMt IST Me /W UPrNOJIT.COM- MOW THB&SA I, OUN EPITAPH DtCTAJB HUNTYI&BK.CON- I OZTAHAi BACKLOG. SQME7WMS SCFWOKMST, AUTHOR, I r tUTTHTHtS* 7H&N&ER I QUIT* WWU... AK7TST,OCM*CM»t: J j i £HKX.
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      58 14 ONCE AGAIN WE'RE PUTTING SINGAPORE ON THE CIRCUIT. i ggja Because from 30th April to 6th May, Epson is sponsoring the Singapore leg of this prestigious event. EPSON Featuring top ranked players from all over the world at the Kallang Tennis Centre. Don't miss this smashing programme. EPSON SINGAPORE PTE
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  • SPORTS
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      Talented line-up for Epson tournament
      448 15  -  By A Surendren ONCE AGAIN, it is dollar day at the Kallang Tennis Centre for the Epson Singapore Super Tennis tournament, starting today. And organisers Australian Sports Marketing have really packed full value into today's schedule of events. The talented line-up for the men's tournament
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      Lock icon Experience helps Hearns hold on to WBO crown
      266 15 AFP EXPERIENCE and a good right hand were all Thomas Hearns needed to win a unanimous 12-round decision over Michael Olajide in Atlantic City on Saturday and retain his World Boxing Organisation super middleweight crown. Hearns, who had not fought since his
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      Mobil Yokohama Rally takes off
      212 15 FIFTY-SEVEN CARS went round eight car parks in various parts of the island in the Mobil Yokohama Tour de Singapore Rally yesterday. At each of the eight car parks chosen, the drivers of these cars had to take part in the special stages. According to
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      Lock icon Frost grabs one-shot lead in New Orleans Classic
      285 15 AFP DAVID FROST used a hot putter and turned a quick start into a six-under-par 66 on Saturday and grabbed a one-shot lead after three rounds of the US$l million New Orleans Golf Classic. The 30-year-old South African improved to nine under
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        Tudor continues strong comeback
        125 15 JOHN TUDOR allowed five hits in seven innings to continue his strong comeback, leading St Louis past San Francisco 5-0 on Saturday. Tudor (4-0) has allowed three runs and 19 hits in 28 innings. He pitched only 14 1-3 innings for Los Angeles last season following
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        Celtics, Pistons progress
        103 15 THE Boston Celtics and Detroit Pistons both took 2-0 leads in their best-of-5 opening-round series with home court victories on Saturday. Boston set single-game National Basketball Association playoff records for scoring and shooting accuracy in a 157-128 rout of the New York Knicks, while Bill Laimbeer led
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        Barclay improving
        127 15 STEVE BARCLAY, whose dream of starting his first Indianapolis 500 became a tale of broken bones and a wrecked car, was showing improvement on Saturday. Barclay, 45, suffered a concussion, broken right arm, broken wrist, broken left collarbone and broken ribs after losing control of his race car
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        Auckland holding on
        65 15 AUCKLAND took an iron grip of the South Pacific rugby championship series yesterday with an emphatic 55-13 win over New South Wales at Eden Park in New Zealand. With one round remaining in the championship and with 16 points in the table, only an unlikely defeat by
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        Krishnan wins Dunlop title
        53 15 TOP-SEEDED Ramesh Krishnan of India, defending against net rushes with crisp passing shots, beat second-seeded Brian Garrow of the US 6-2, 6-4 yesterday and won the men's singles title in the Dunlop Masters Tennis Tournament in Nagoya. It was the second consecutive year that Krishnan had
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      75 15 MEN'S TENNIS ACTION STARTS MONDAY •WVv V> ->'i 7 v\\J\A A A.S.M. presents $250,000 Kallang Tennis Centre t (Stadium Road opp KFC) t WSi- jßk- •>*> Matches daily from 4pm late night JjJ l i i Cpjjjtogg^"\ P |a y ers from 15countries Tuesday to Thursday $10 Excellent seating,' catering
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  • FOCUS
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      1030 16  -  ENTERPRISE MANAGEMENT EDITED BY CHUANG PECK MiNG From just one company, an enterprising young man has managed to create 13 more. And all accomplished in just five short years. Lilian Ang reports. Lilian Ang IT IS THE typical success story. A harddriving
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      Motivating staff with the right rewards
      425 16  -  SPOTLIGHT ON MANAGEMENT By Tan Tiong Liat Tan Tiong Liat is a senior consulting manager at Ernst Young Consultants Pte Ltd. Employee incentives refer to the rewards employees get for exceptional performance. Often, they take the form of money and promotions. Many attempts have
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      Lock icon Programmes to help working mothers
      442 16 FT WITH MORE WOMEN entering the US labour market, family matters are assuming more importance at the workplace. Many companies, fearing the loss of good employees, are responding with work and family programmes. Three such programmes were honoured recently at the 15th annual awards dinner
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      MEMOPAD
      304 16 Seminars and courses May 3 4 Working Capital Management SIM Management Singapore Institute *****66 for Entrepreneurs House of Management and Managers May 4 Monitoring and Predicting NUS, Executive National *****38 Singapore Business Conference University of Climate Room B Singapore May 4 Effective Customer RELC Executive's Desk *****15 Relations May
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      301 16 Business Times WQRDSKILL Test your skill and win yourself one of ten $200 Dinners at RESTAURANT Latour A contest form will appear for 3 days in succession, from Monday, April 30, 1990 to Wednesday, May 2,1990. All you have to do is fill in the missing words from Day 1
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      31 16 Management Consultancy S|# I I I T r Seminars And Training Kill I Jo*fL Business Assistance It I L L I L l\ Manpower Recruitment CONSULT ANTS Business Centre Direct Mailing
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  • THE ARTS 1
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      Firm baton and competent violin
      672 17  -  P Y Van reviews Friday night's SSO concert with soloist Lee Pan Hon and guest conductor Bryden Thomson P Y Van SINGAPORE-born Lee Pan Hon, currently leader of Manchester's Halle Orchestra, was given a warm welcome home when he appeared on the VCH stage on
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      Lock icon Cause for cheer on the podium
      980 19  -  Conductors today are needed not just to provide artistic stability but to help their organisations project a saleable image in the musical marketplace. John Rockwell reports. John Rockwell NYT OVER the past year and a half, from Zubin Mehta's announcement of his resignation as
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      1553 17 j I I /llfestnac Banking Corporation I I B Asian Oivtsiun H' l I STATEMENT OF ACCOUNTS FOR YEAR ENDED 30 SEPTEMBER 1989 I I B I Westpac Banking Corporation Group (All figures quoted in Australian dollars) B <;«■**■• Manager H,'- Consolidated Balance Sheet at 30 September 1989 Operating profit
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      245 18 WHERE TO WINE, DINE AND ENTERTAIN WHERE TO WINE, DINE AND ENTERTAIN... WHERE TO WINE, DINE... Some of our best advertising is by word-of-mouth. -'"j V; For outstanding haute cuisinc in surroundings of unashamed opulence. The Palm Grill is the name on everyone's lips. Reservations. *****100r 338 8585ext *****/6. i
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      257 18 DIAN XIN TEMPTATION! Treat yourself to a Delectable Dian Xin lunch. All-vou-can-eat for only 16.80* per person. Lunch Hours: 11 30am 2.30pm hyatt Regency© Sivjgapore 1" 12 Scuts k. >jkl suiicjpure (WiJ ItH ******* iiast Meets West Buffet Lunch: 12pm to 3pm Dinner: 6.30pm to 9.30pm |(§Sw^ Child (under 12):
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      228 18 CjixaJtj a 4 j Sp> r^ J 1 Our S.E.A. Buffet April 1 30 Lunch or Dinner Adults: $16.00 Children below 12: $10.00++ c Plaza Hojej, rmza IM3M^ CdTCy Amidst elegant setting, dine on a *f) rr. wide variety of local and InternaS4lad(tin tlonal specialities like Pepper Steak, Chicken Rice
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      282 18 SAVOUR SPAIN An all consuming passion for Spain sweeps into The sjg Belvedere this month It's an extraordinary spread to be relished and savoured, along with specially imported Spanish wines The Belvederes Spanish Buffet It's worth fighting a bull to get to. Spanish Buffet Lunch 1 30 April "90 Noon
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      656 18 TELEVISION AND RADIO i—— win in minium -mrm 1 ih««.ih .r- m W «wwwe**we« mw«e e* e *********e^ 1 II" rY| ,J# tfc. IH. 1.30 Malay M«vic Bujang Sela- BUSINESS RADIO w hpfP I POITIP MS Eta (last <p> m i* BUSINESS ON RUM Diuduwa), iicic x vajiiie; 7.3.zzsprjFz. saMr*
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      199 19 AND ENTERTAIN Set Your Heart On Our Set Meals. LUNCH t \t 2 StfaSC 'k_r- I PfR pfRSON W'\ DINNER t JCPM TO I ■pSPi t, IC JOPM $16 SC-» ;mff PER PERSON The Cafe-in-the-Park is well known for its excellent food. And now, for its value-for-money set meals. Everyday,
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      113 19 "Sizzling, Mouth' Watering Steak Awaits You At Jack's Miramar" Ik Succumb to it! Amidst cozy atmosphere, savour tender juicy steak, prepared the way only Jack's Place Knows best. And at prices that are value for your money. Located conveniently just outside CBD with sheltered multi storey car park. ]PHH[ JackjsSMo
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      248 19 LUNCHING AT Ttffi CARLTON BRASSERIE ALWAYS MAKES GOOD BUSINESS SENSE. If you're looking for a superb lunch in a quiet, pleasant ambience, come for our Business Banquet. Begin with our appetizer buffet that includes fresh oysters, salmon and pate. Then choose from 4 main courses daily, with U.S. Beef Tenderloin
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      337 19 TRADITIONAL Cantonese i CUISINE u •> BEST HONG KONG DIAN XIN IN TOWN chwaCWnaßbstauramt J Maiwa Bay Golf Country (Xm L V A 2 6 Marina Green Singapore owl for Reservations Please Call aiwi. TIENGOURT* I I SICHUAN CUISINE For a Wealth of Exotic I Sichuan Delights! I Whether it's
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  • STOCK EXCHANGE OF SINGAPORE 1
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      4247 20  -  By Lim Mui Khi TRADING on the local market was sluggish last week, with little interest from investors. Market observers are of the belief that more of the same is expected this week, with the Tokyo and Malaysian markets closed on a few
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    3846 21 Main Board Shangri-La 995 >15 +1.5% Spore Bus 500 620 +10 +16% Eu Yan Sang 490 +10 +2.1% Roch Inds 50* 334 +10 +3.1% Inno-Pacific 128 +10 +8.5% Parkway H 50* 334 8 2.5% FELSWt 287 +8 +2.9% UE 215 +5 +2.4% Spore Fodder 175
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  • MARKET REVIEWS
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      Lock icon Index takes a dive below 3,000-point level
      1098 22 DBS Securities SHARE PRICES dropped sharply during the past week due to a lack of buying interest, pushing the main barometer below the psychological barrier of 3,000 points on Friday. At the end of the week's trading, the Hang Seng Index had shed
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      Lock icon Declines on Wall Street dog mood in the market
      236 22 SYDMPY AFP FALLS on Wall Street caused by rising US interest rates drove down Australian stock prices during the week, brokers said on Friday. The main market indicator, the All Ordinaries Index, tumbled 34.9 points to end the week at 1,456.5.
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      Lock icon Stocks ease in holiday week
      205 22 AFP PRICES on the Jakarta Stock Exchange (JSE) eased slightly ahead of a three-day break which began last Wednesday to mark the end of Ramadan, the Muslim fasting month. The JSE Index closed on Tuesday at 638.798, down 0.45 per cent on the previous week's
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      Lock icon Stock prices close lower in dull, directionless trading
      434 22 AFP JAPANESE share prices fell in dull and directionless trading last week as investors took a wait-and-see attitude ahead of the holiday-studded "Golden Week" starting today. The Tokyo Stock Exchange's key index, the Nikkei Stock Average of 225 blue chips listed on
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      Lock icon Field day for foreigners on Wall St
      748 22 FT BTR's loss last week was Wall Street's gain. The withdrawal of the British company's bid for Norton, the US abrasives group, in the face of a far higher offer from SaintGobain of France, helped steady Wall Street's nerves, at least briefly after
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      A dying flame of faith in stock prices
      863 22  -  LONDON By Ray Heath THE FLAME of faith in share prices in London is beginning to flicker and fade. The longer-term focus which had been sustaining many of the bulls has now switched to the much more immediate problems facing the economy,
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      293 22 LOST CERTIFICATES The following certificates have been reported lost, mislaid or destroyed Name of Company Certificate Nos. In the Name of llo > 'oV^!«res Electro Magnetic (S) Ltd A *****95/9 Tan Khay Tong, Mr 5x1,000 Malayan Credit Limited A *****13 Ng Mooi Eng. Mdm 1 x 333 *****786 Chew Ah
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      77 22 MADERA (SINGAPORE) PTE LTD (In Voluntary Liquidation) NOTICE ISKEREBYOIVEN pursuant to Section 30«< 2) of the Companies Act. Cap. SO that the Final Meeting of Members of the abovenamed Company will be held at the Offices of Messrs Ernst 4 Young, 10 Collyer Quay #21-01. Ocean Building. Singapore 0104 on
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  • KUALA LUMPUR STOCK EXCHANGE
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      Lock icon NST index plummets 95.46 points
      3814 23 MBT THE Kuala Lumpur stock market remained on the downtrend in a holidayshortened week as last Wednesday's recovery failed to offset earlier losses. But business picked up somewhat, with fresh buying seen in a number of counters. Selected industrial, property and financial issues managed to
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      515 23 II IF 1 I Keppel Finance Limited I (Incorporated in the Republic of Singapore) H I NOTICE OF EXTRAORDINARY I I GENERAL MEETING I I NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT an Extraordinary General Meeting of the shareholders of the Company will be held at the Board Room of Keppel Corporation
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  • WORLD STOCK MARKETS
    • Firm bond yields send Wall Street lower
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        1190 24 A MILDER-than-expected US gross national product report provided Wall Street stocks with an opening lift on Friday, but prices soon wilted under the pressure of firm bond yields. Traders said some stock sales may have been related to end-of-the-month asset allocation shifts. "Bonds are up to a point
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        348 24 Other markets in Europe, South Africa and Canada Amsterdam Apr 27 Fls ABN 38.6 -1.2 Aegon 120.0 -0.5 Ahold 130.6 -2.4 Akzo 118.3 -14 Alrenta 154.0 unch AMEV 54.9 -1.3 AMRO 74.2 -2.1 Ass. Stad 45.70 -0.8 BOLS 172.0 -4.5 Borsumy 78.0 -2 Buehrman Tetterode 63.4 -1 CSM 79.6 -2.6
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        LONDON
        791 24 LONDON share prices fell sharply on Friday, depressed by disappointing US economic figures. Wall Street and London were hurt by the release of US gross national product Figures that showed a lower-than-expected growth rate and a higher-than-expected inflation measure for the first quarter. "Market-makers didn't want to be stuck
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        FRANKFURT
        306 24 GERMAN share prices on Friday ended a thin session with no clear overall direction, rounding off a week of weakness on concern over the impact of monetary union and the threat of industrial action, dealers said. The 30-share DAX Index recovered to finish down a modest 1.55 points at
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        PARIS
        283 24 FRENCH share prices ended slightly lower on Friday in a featureless market ahead of the May Day weekend and in the absence of fresh news, dealers said. The CAC-40 Index ended 5.89 points lower at 2,066.27. It opened at 2,079.78. The CAC General Index, based on opening prices, dropped
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        BRUSSELS
        173 24 BELGIAN shares ended the week mixed, but dealers said trading volume had picked up from very low levels as investors came back into the market for selected stocks such as retailer GB-Inno. A small 0.15 point cut in Belgium's three-month treasury bill rate had little effect on the market,
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        MILAN
        200 24 ITALIAN share prices closed quietly steady on Friday with operators squaring positions ahead of the weekend. Traders said business was typical of a Friday before a long holiday weekend, because although today is officially a working day, many traders were likely to stay away from their desks as tomorrow
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        TORONTO
        219 24 TORONTO stocks closed at the session's lowest levels on Friday, after Wall Street was weakened by futures-re-lated selling, analysts said. "People per- ceived from the economic news in the morning that interest rates will stay high," said trader Sonny Lennon of Wood Gundy Inc. The Composite Index tumbled 33.40
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        JOHANNESBURG
        448 24 GOLD SHARES in Johannesburg closed firm in a quiet and cautious market on Friday after Thursday's strong recovery, and ahead of crucial talks this week between South Africa and the African National Congress about future negotiations, dealers said. The sharp falls of the previous four sessions appeared to have
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        INDICES & TURNOVER
        88 24 INDICES TURNOVER Apr 27 Clow 1 Previous NEW YORK Dow Jones 2.645.04 2.676.58 -31.54 NYSE Financial 134 60 135 66 -1.06 SAP 500 329.10 332.92 -3.82 Turnover (million) 132.0 141.33 -9.33 LONDON Financial Times 30 1,658.7 1.676.1 -17.4 FTSE 100 2,106.6 2.133.6 -27.0 Turnover (million) 536.7 510.9 25.8 AMSTERDAM CBS
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  • CURRENCY, MONEY & FUTURES MARKETS
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      398 25 FOREX WEEKLY ROUND-UP THE US dollar, which started firmly, finished stronger against the yen and sterling but weaker against the West German marks last week. The greenback shrugged off Thursday's announcement of lower than expected US economic growth in the first quarter, closing
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      Lock icon Yen falls with mark on 1-for-1 news
      617 25 ASIAN CURRENCIES AFP THE Japanese yen fell with the deutschemark on news that West Germany had agreed to swap its currency with the weaker East German mark on a rate of one-to-one. Australia, New Zealand, Hongkong, Indonesia, the Philippines, Singapore, South Korea and
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      INTERBANK FOREX RATES
      383 25 Cross rates Apr 28 USS S$ MS Dm Yen SFr AS NZS USS 1.8765 1.6780 159.25 0.6133 1.4545 1.3319 1.7376 SS 0.5329 Closed 0.8942 0.8487 0.3268 0.7751 0.7098 0.9260 MS Closed Dm 0.5959 1.1183 94.90 0.3655 0.8668 0.7938 1.0355 Yen 0.6279 1.1783 1.0537 > 0.3851 0.9133 0.8364
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      MONEY MARKET
      558 25 Interbank rates S$ Bid Offer Overnight 6 1/8 6 1/4 1-month 6 9/16 6 11/16 2-month 6 11/16 6 13/16 3-month 6 3/4 6 7/8 Overnight mode: 6 5/16 USS High Low 7 days 8 3/8 8 5/16 1 month 8 7/16 8 3/8 2 months 8 9/16
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      Lock icon Taipei clamps down on wild futures trading
      533 25 Reuter THE WILD, unregulated days of Taiwan's illegal futures trading, when gamblers bet vast sums on how overseas markets moved, are ending as the government tries to control the island's rampant underground economy. The Bureau of Investigation last week questioned the heads of
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      Lock icon US Treasury securities prices fail to hold on to early gains
      349 25 NYT PRICES of US Treasury securities finished with slight gains on Friday after a brief advance early in the session gave way to profit taking. Dealers attributed the early strength to a rise at the low end of expectations
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      Lock icon Traders see gold prices weakening
      476 25 GOLD FINANCIAL FUTURES REPORT Sin Huat Bullion THE FOCUS of attention in precious metals is now on gold's inability to respond to a series of highly inflationary factors which include an annualised 8.5 per cent showing of the US CPI, a one for one deutschemark
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      241 25 ,»1 Apr 27 cou) Fvnmcs (too oz) USS/oz Open High Low Settle Change Apr May Jun 374.30 374.90 372.50 373.00 -0.30 Aug 379.10 379.30 378.10 378.10 -0.10 Oct Dec 389 00 389.50 388 10 388.10 -0 10 Feb 91 Apr Jun Aug Oct Dec Feb SIIVW FUTUtfS (5,000
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      508 25 BANKS ABN Bank 7% Allied Irish Bank PLC 7 V. American Express Bank 7Vi Am'Dam R'terdam Bank 7% Arab Banking Corp 7Wi Arab Bank Ltd 6Vi Asia Commercial Bank 7 ANZ Banking Group 7% Ban Hin Lee Bank 7V« Banca Commerciale 7% Banco do Brasil 7% Bangkok
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      Lock icon Both parties to US soybean suit claim victory
      306 26 AP BOTH sides are claiming victory in a lawsuit brought by the American Agriculture Movement Inc, charging the Chicago Board of Trade with illegally manipulating soybean prices. US District Judge George Marovich ruled on Thursday that the American Agriculture Movement Inc cannot
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      Lock icon Cocoa producers to monitor prices
      253 26 Reuter THE world's main cocoagrowing nations, struggling to balance budgets and repay foreign debt, will meet in Ghana to discuss ways of maximising export earnings from an oversupplied commodity. The five-day meeting of experts from the Cocoa Producers' Alliance (CPA) starting today will not announce
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      India to raise aluminium production
      130 26 INDIA plans to boost annual aluminium production by 270,000 tonnes in five years' time and set up an exportoriented plant at a cost of more than US$7OO million. Indian Mines Secretary PK Lahiri said that public sector aluminium units would raise output by 160,000 tonnes
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      894 26 WEEKLY ROUND-UP AFP PRECIOUS metals were hit by aggressive selling of gold and platinum by major producers, notably the Soviet Union, and by the announcement of a push for higher output by a major South African mining group. Silver also experienced heavy liquidation
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    1121 26 Rubber IMS (fob in Mm) S cents/kg Ir A A A A A t 1 P r 2 pr2 pr 2 P r 2 pr 2 1 il Close 157.00 Closed Hosed closed MRELB (Ml in bates) M cents/kg li A A A A A U it 1 P
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      802 26 NOTICES IN THE MATTER OF THE COMPANIES ACT, CAP. 50, AND IN THE MATTER OF SEAFOOD DISTRIBUTORS (S) PTE LTD (In Members Voluntary Liquidation) The following special and ordinary resolutions were deemed to have been duly passed at an Extraordinary General Meeting of the members of Seafood Distributors (S) Pte
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      1022 27 CMy FlfM ETA Flight ETO Oty FHght ETA Flight ETD Zy>O* 901c MH627 0635 MH628 0720 M- W# 8(3225 2215 MH640 0810 SQ102 0730 59±® lyiD 1 MH630 0840 MH604 0800 Immm RJ182 1445 RJ183 2320 SQ103 0950 SQ104 0830 ,i~ ortoo 0755 KL842 2035 MH605
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      726 27 LETTER FROM BANGKOK Bangkok is not the world's most expensive city yet it is surprisingly easy to spend US$5,OOO in one day. To begin with, you can stay in a suite of the Shangri-la Hotel for 41,140 baht (U551,613). Have a champagne
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      155 27 As at 3pm yesterday on Friday: Local dollars to one unit of foreign currency Currencies Bid Offer Australian dollar 1.4050 1.4250 Canadian dollar 1.5960 1.6160 NZ dollar 1.0700 I.I 100 Sterling pound 3.0460 3.0660 US dollar 1.8725 1.8825 Local dollars to 100 units of foreigi cuiipbc) Austrian
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      296 27 6 Tea-time question JML_^pH—equally to the haves and 1 F Looked for a aH Hi ■■bH II newspaper chief (6) 9 Honoured by the electorate P j I but dishonoured by the bank ~~~"hB 11 Dark circle has unusual role LJ— —hm—I—"LmJ1 —"LmJ I^lhl |H M M 12 No easy
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      212 27 Singapore Outlook: Showers over several areas in the late afternoon Report: Max temp. 34.9* C Assoc humidity 56% Min temp. 25.6 XT Assoc humidity 98% Hrs of sunshine 9.75 Rainfall in ram Nil Rainfall this mth 52.4 mm Rainy days this mth 10 World forecast Asia-Pacific Hi/Lo* Cond. Auckland 23/16
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    Plan for Thailand to become regional financial hub
    430 28 THE BANK of Thailand has recommended that the country be developed as a "comprehensive financial centre" for the region, according to the Bangkok Post newspaper. The recommendation was based on a study by the central bank which has been submitted to Thai
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    Lock icon Aid for East bloc: governments willing but banks cautious
    251 28 Reuter WESTERN governments seem likely to back more aid for East European nations this week, but world banks are much more wary about pumping money into their stagnating economies. "Help will First have to come from the public sector," said an
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    Lock icon KL to link pay rise to productivity
    353 28 Bernama THE national labour policy being formulated by the Malaysian government will provide that pay review for workers take into account increased productivity on their part. Human Resources Minister Datuk Lim Ah Lek said yesterday that under the policy all workers would be
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    A new region in the world of recycled paper
    50 28 Jean Goemans (left) and Morgane Bouiller have discovered one more use for recycled paper. Their terrestrial globe is made entirely of such paper and, measuring 5.85 m wide and weighing 560 kg, is the largest of its kind in the world.
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    Lock icon Pravda highlights weakening economy
    365 28 Reuter THE SOVIET Communist Party daily Pravda yesterday painted a picture of the country's economy running out of control, adding to the pressure for a political and economic overhaul of the entire system. Pravda said first-quarter statistics for this year showed nose-diving production, rising foreign debt,
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    Lock icon Lithuania, Moscow edge closer to a compromise
    243 28 Reuter LITHUANIA and Moscow appeared to be moving towards a compromise yesterday after the Kremlin said it would accept a freeze instead of a renunciation of the rebel Baltic republic's declaration of independence. Lithuanian President Vytautas Landsbergis welcomed the proposal, originally floated as
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    Lock icon Jiang happy with Soviet ties
    144 28 AFP CHINA'S Communist Party general secretary Jiang Zemin told a Soviet newspaper on the weekend that he is pleased with the state of Sino-Soviet relations despite differences between the two communist giants. "I hope that bilateral relations will continue to grow through the efforts of
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    New vehicle registration fees from tomorrow
    265 28 FROM TOMORROW, new vehicle registration fees will apply to all categories, according to the latest government gazette. The registration fee for private motor cars and hire cars will be $1,000, while that for company vehicles will be $5,000. Purchasers of light goods vehicles, other
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      123 28 Soviet leaders to finalise reform plans, Pg 12 fl^t mm ■fBRPSIPpSpHPvI!^ Dauphin Sitzkultur Ahealthy backbone is essential FOR PERFORMANCE. i I Distinguished design and hiahBiMMBWim quality materials express tne identity of a company Mastwiine a programme chairs made in West Germany. Master Line promotes pleasure and motivation for one's works,
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      PSA to invest $270m in Phase II of Brani project
      277 29  -  By Rahita Elias THE PORT of Singapore Authority (PSA) will invest some $270 million in Phase II of the Brani Terminal project. The decision to go ahead with Phase II was prompted by strong growth, said Dr Yeo Ning Hong,
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      Lock icon Trans-Pacific box rates to be raised
      165 29 AFP NORTH America-bound trans-Pacific container freightages will soon be boosted by about 6.7 per cent for the first rise in five years, Trans-Pacific Freight conference sources in Tokyo said last Thursday. The Trans-Pacific Freight Conference of Japan (TPFC) and the Japan/Atlantic and Gulf Freight
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      'K' Line restructuring its South-east Asian operations
      460 29  -  By Dexter Lee TOKYO-BASED Kawasaki Kishen Kaisha ("K" Line) is expanding its South-east Asia multi-modal container transport services and reducing the transit times of existing services next month. From May 11, "K" Line will start its own dedicated shuttle feeder service between West
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      Lock icon Two HK carriers allowed direct flights to Vietnam
      364 29 The Journal of Commerce TWO HONGKONG carriers have won government approval for direct flights to Vietnam, although the start of service isn't likely for some months. Cathay Pacific Airways Ltd and Air Hong Kong Ltd, an all-cargo operator known as AHK, were
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      Lock icon Fall in dry cargo rates and futures likely to continue
      311 29 Reuter DRY CARGO freight rates and futures prices have tumbled, with further losses forecast for the next few weeks, because of insufficient demand to meet the available shipping supply, futures brokers said. "Fundamentals are such that the charts have gone
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      Syarikat RTNZ launches bonded truck service
      402 29  -  By Dexter Lee SYARIKAT RTNZ, a jointventure between the Integrated group and Mitsui-Soko, has launched a bonded truck transportation service between Singapore and West Malaysia and plans investments of more than Msloo million in Malaysia. Mr Kazumoto Baba. director of Syarikat RTNZ, said plans
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      Lock icon Fokker develops convertible cargo/passenger plane
      220 29 Reuter DUTCH planemaker Fokker has developed a convertible cargo/passenger version of its Fokker-100 plane. Fokker is targeting the express cargo carrier market and will start production if it can drum up orders for a few dozen of the craft. It sees a market potential of
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        Thailand's worrying transport systems
        57 29 THE LACK of coordination among government agencies has been cited as a key obstacle in improving Thailand's transportation industry. A seminar last week, organised by the Citra Group, threw up a host of problems in the development of the country's sea, land and air transport systems
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        McDonnell Douglas and MFN status
        41 29 A POSSIBLE US refusal to renew China's Most Favoured Nation (MFN) trading status could jeopardise McDonnell Douglas Corp's MD long-term strategy in Asia, said Gareth Chang, chief executive of the. aerospace group's Asia-Pacific unit Back Page
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        Sale off Eastern routes approved
        31 29 THE US government has approved the sale of key Eastern Airlines foreign routes to American Airlines and granted Continental a new route to Tokyo Back Page
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        Airbus files suit against pilot
        33 29 THE EUROPEAN consortium Airbus Industrie has filed a libel suit in Australia against the French pilot of an Airbus-320 which crashed in eastern France in 1988 Back Page
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        EDI package for Commonwealth Bank
        32 29 OTC, Australia's worldwide communications company, and the Commonwealth Bank have signed an agreement providing for an electronic data interchange (EDI) translation package for the bank. Back Page
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        PSA to start coupon parking tomorrow
        109 30 THE PORT OF SINGAPORE Authority will from tomorrow introduce the URA coupon parking system at Tanjong Pagar Terminal, Keppel Terminal, Marina Wharves, Pasir Panjang Terminal and the Pasir Panjang Complex. Port users parking th£ir care in the areas will pay the hourly rate of
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        Nippon Express warehouse
        95 30 NIPPON EXPRESS CO LTD, Japan's largest integrated transporter, is building a bonded warehouse for container freight at the port of Rotterdam in the Netherlands, a spokesman said. The warehouse, under construction on a site rented from the Rotterdam port authority, will have U;000 square metres of floor
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        Soviet route for Finnair
        91 30 FINNISH NATIONAL AIRLINE Finnair Oy said Soviet aviation authorities agreed it could fly over the Estonian capital Tallinn and western areas of the Soviet Union to Mediterranean and other European destinations. The routes would be opened up in stages from autumn 1990 and they would first
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        Mitsui buys shares in yard
        99 30 MITSUI OSK LINES LTD and Mitsui Engineering and Strg>building Co Ltd have acquired 20 and 25 per cent shares respectively in Minami-Nippon Shipbuilding Co Ltd. Mitsui Engineering will cooperate with the company in management and operations but Mitsui OSK, which contracted the company to build
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        UAL to buy wide-body jets
        104 30 U&L CORP CHAIRMAN Stephen Wolf said the airline company will shortly announce a large wide-body aircraft order. "We will shortly announce what will probably be the largest wide-body aircraft order in aviation history," Wolf said in a speech prepared for delivery at the UAL annual
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      Urgent need for improvement
      1300 30 The lack of coordination among government agencies has been cited as a key obstacle in improving Thailand's transportation industry. A seminar last week, organised by the Citra Group, threw up a host of problems in the development of Thailand's sea, land and air transport systems. THAILAND'S
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      COCKETT BUNKER MARKET REPORT
      800 30 THIS twice weekly 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 indicated. The Cockett Bunker Price Index change and
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      THE SHIPPING GUIDE
      10553 38 This is a list of ships loading at Singapore for ports around the world. It tabulates, by destination, the name of the ship, the shipping line involved and the estimated dates of arrival and departure from the Port of Singapore. Advanced dates are published for a maximum
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        AT CONVENTIONAL WHARVES
        521 45 teMi V*r Ne Berth kiM Departure Vessel toy No Berth Arrival Deprive Kippil Wki irm Nha Trang 6 11 P28 alongside 29.04/2300 K17 alongside 29.04/2200 Nhat Le 1/90 PIC afongsde 29.04/1400 Ms Prosper 10W8 Penta In tan 10/90 P3W alongside 2904/2300 Daiyunshan 3/90 K18 alongside 30.04/0600 Rati
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        1835 45 RECEIVING OF EXPORT Fa COWTAINERS WD LCL CARGO T 1-1 L1--fdoidiKr juicuIKJ SNp Voy No Air Date Tbrn From To Bookhf Gate Op B Meior 113 01.05.90 1400 30/1900 30/1959 Portnet 2 B1 00 F05 01/0500 01/0559 NA 2 B Sura 124 30.04.90 2000 30/0930 30/1029 Th/Fa* 2
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        IN MALAYSIAN PORTS
        275 45 tort Mat South Part Power Venture berth 1; Aditya Vabhan berth 2; Sparkle Moon berth 3; Trans Bulk berth 4. KCT: Urn Master berth 8; Anson berth 9; Perkasa berth 9; Liverpool Bay berth 10. Narfi tot Rainbow Spiendout berth 11; Koki Maur berth 12; Yekca berth
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        DAILY FREIGHTS
        1032 45 THE DRY cargo freight market on Thursday saw a further fall in rates, with the Baltic Freight Index (BFI) slipping another 11 points to 1,379. Business included 52,000 long tons of heavy grain from the US Gulf to Japan at U5522.73 and the BFI rate for the run
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      Lock icon Chinese MFN status vital to McDonnell Douglas' strategy
      680 46 Reuter A POSSIBLE US refusal to renew China's Most Favoured Nation (MFN) trading status could jeopardise McDonnell Douglas Corp's long-term strategy in Asia, said Gareth Chang, chief executive of the aerospace group's Asia Pacific unit. 'The Russians may benefit from that, and
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      Lock icon US approves sale of key Eastern foreign routes
      382 46 AP THE US GOVERNMENT on Thursday approved the sale of key Eastern Airlines foreign routes to American Airlines and granted Continental a new route to Tokyo. The Transportation Department sent its approval of Eastern's sale of South American and Latin American routes
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      203 46 AFP THE EUROPEAN consortium Airbus Industrie has filed a libel suit in Australia against the French pilot of an Airbus-320 which crashed in eastern France in 1988. Airbus said it had filed a suit with a court in Melbourne last Friday against
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      OTC Edge package for bank
      98 46 OTC, Australia's worldwide communications company, and the Commonwealth Bank have signed an agreement providing for an electronic data interchange (EDI) translation package for the bank. Mr David Brawn, OTCs executive director, enhanced communications, said the agreement provided for the installation of the Edge package. Mr
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      174 30 To all Breakbulk/Conventional shippers to (tie Philippines and other concerned parlies: Please be informed that with immediate effect Mighty Maritime Agencies Re Limited represented by Mr James Seet is no longer authorized to process^ssue Certificates of Non-Availability (CONA) of Philippine flag vessels. Applications for waiver of the requirement to ship
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      1135 35 SINSOV SINGAPORE SOVIET SHIPPING CO PRIVATE LTD BOOKING: *****51/ *****64 ENQUIRIES: *****33 KL: 03-*****75/697 PORT KELANG: *****43/ *****40 PENANG: *****4/ *****8 JOHORE BAHRU: *****1/ *****1 (REGULAR INDEPENDENT SERVICE) DISCHARGING FROM EASTBOUND LOADING FOR WESTBOUND VUJtU ¥OYA« I STOW |MAMIU|HKOM WYAO SPOM WUK HiUtC I'NAVCN TIUURT ROTT ANTOCRP n. KoaowmT mm
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      1046 36 N. AMERICA-ATLANTIC COAST IlilflSillH VOY *INOO *PK/PNG [sGP LB CHLS NFK NYC HFX OOCL FORTUNE 20 7/5 8/5 10/5 2/6 12/6 14/6 16/6 20/6 AMBASSADOR BRIDGE 28 14/5 15/5 17/5 9/6 19/6 21/6 23/6 27/6 NEPTUNE JADE 24 25/5 26/5 24/5 16/6 26/6 2*6 30/6 40 OOCL FAIR 20 2S/5
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      740 36 I I ETD SIN (1 DAY) MIWV) ♦.(IDAV) BOOWNGCOJACT |H 04/05/90 PORT KELANG PENANG BANGKOK 1 JACQUELINE TWICE/WKLY J BOOKING. CONTACT w H ETD SIN (3 DAYS) +(2 DAYS) +(1 DAY) 03/05/90 HONG KONG KAOHSIUNG KEELUNG JOYCE/JUDY TWICE/WKLY I [ETD SIN (6 DAYS) ♦(1 DAY) +(4 DAYS) WjJIJOOJJCT g 04/05/90
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      293 36 i*€Munemai racfivc snipping r j TIMBER PLYWOOD SERVICE TO U.K./CONTINENT KKU S PORE PK LOADING FOR ARTEMISIOM SM SETE/RDHANT/FLU/UK BYRON V SW SM In Pt S€TE/ROM/ANT/aU/UK ARBELA 7f5 SM SETEJRDM/ANT/FIUfUK Loads Sateh/lndonMM MULTIPORT AGENCIES (S) /ON PTE. LTD. V TEL: *****77 FAX: 225M31 \Jfl/ P.K. MULTIPORT SON BHO. TEL: 3M2MI
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      635 36 golden line GUAN GUAN SHIPPING (PTE) LTD j \kOC4 Z3, Talok Avar Street SINGAPORE 0104 MTEITsOMB 00 LINES) Fat 5*3904 fCR Ne UI2SSMOOW) STRAITS/PERSIAN GULF SERVICE: S'pon P. Kate* Peaaai GOLDEN KM Vf m GOLDEN HARVEST MNMHantMMt 2*20 Mar CHINA SERVICE MMHWa »4Ma» f MftW tuft SERVICE VUSEI «4Ma» rum
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      1485 37 aggaPff PACIFIC INTERNATIONAL LINES (PTE) LTD gg Jf PIL Building, 140 Cecil Street *0300, Singapore 0106. JAKARTA 1 1 BANGKOK ~1 VESSEL VOY SIN JKT SIN VESSEL VOY SIN BKK SIN KOTA MELATI (MSB 4/5 «/5 9/5 PEQASUS PIONEER 7»N 1/5 4/S B/5 HAI QUANO 2MB S/S S/S KOTA SINOA
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      1041 37 'BEN LINE CONTAINERS LTD I 200 Cantonment Road Tel: *****22 I #13-05 Southpoint lilA Fax: 224 9 1 6 ?,nn Singapore 0208. Telex: RS ***** EXPRESS CONTAINER SERVICE TO UK/CONTINENT isSEL [VOY SPORE P KLANG SHAMPTON HAMBURG BHAVEN RDAM LHAVRE ondon Express 11/552 3/5 4/5 22/5 24/5 26/5 Wy of
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      289 37 M MYANMA i pHk FIVE STAR LINE (Myanmar National Line) Loading for Yangon (Rangoon) S'pore P.Kelang Pen Bkok PATHEIN VIOIW 25 APHA MAY MYOMAYWA VI26W 1/3 HAY APR MERGUI V 99* 2/4 HAY m OISCHC ONLY HPA-AN VI49W 4/7 MAY HTONEYWA V255W 1/7 MAY THE BANK UNI (A Mrvice of
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      670 40 •Bdm j|H[M l l lliESI^ INTEGRATED CONTAINER SERVICE MEMBER OF EACON SERVICE TO UNITED KINGDOM NORTH CONTINENT EUROPE OUTBOUND SIN fLX BRE ROM ANT HBG RST W. ULBRICHT 4/90 01/5 24/5 2*5 2*5 27/5 PANAMA SEN WFOI2 12/5 05/S 0M 0»/S 09/t 09/t T WENOA 5W 23/5 I*s I** I**
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      1181 40 ukc conrvpmoMAi. mvia Vmml P KLG PNC PC LoaMin« lor TONGCHUAN 31/3 Rotterdam Antwerp YANGCHUAN 2*4 Rotterdam/Antwerp CHINA wm CONTAIN** ***VIC* Vessel PKL PNG SPORE BKK HKG SHA QIN LYG WEI HE 50 27/3 25/3 31/3 *4 10/4 YANG FANG KOU 125 31/3 2*3 *4 U/4 I*4 20/4 Accepting FCL
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      221 40 I FAST DIRECT REGULAR SERVICE TO INDONESIA PORT PADANG/PK. BALAM SEMARANG/ PANJANG/CIGADING/BENGKULU VSL eta etd loading for DELI INDAH 5.5.90 6.590 NAGA JAYA In Port 3.5.90 PAHJANG LAMPUNG JAYA 8.590 9.590 PANJANG PINANG JAYA 9.5.90 10.5.90 PANJAN6/PK. BALAM PERITA JAYA 11 590 12.5.90 PANJANG,JAKARTA ABADI JAYA 12.5.90 10.5.90 PANJANG JeRITAINTAN
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      533 40 POSEIDON CONTAINER TRANSPORT GMBH HAMBURG TRANS-SIBERIAN CONTAINER SERVICE SOTRA GENERAL AGENTS ACCEPTING ALL FCL LCL CONVENTIONAL CARGOES I AFGHANISTAN I: Hairaton, Tourghundi, Kabul, Herat, Mazar-1-Sharif, Mashad, Kushka I IRAN I: Djulfa, Astara VIA ILYICHEVSK ETD SINGAPORE 5/5, 12/5, 17/5, 23/5, 28/5, 5/6 I EUROPE ITo all inland points: I VIA
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      483 40 ASEAN PORTS^^ Imc Ivor I —«c I 'mm* MAMA MUM 07N __j£_ MEKHANIK KURAKO 07* Fri 4/5 __ULSim BHUM USW frl 4/5 Mon 7g_ IPIYA BHUM S3N Sil 5/5 Tuo 1/5 JIMA BHUM* OWI Sat t/S W<d US MAHA BHUM OON V* 11/5 SIWI BMUM 44tM fri 11/5 14^ MEKHANIK
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      949 41 snipping iimes, nunua> .ipruwiw* (Conventional Service) ETA S PORE LOADING FOR BANGLAR PROGOTI Sid S.KOREA/JAPAN BANGLAR SWAPNA 10/5 CTG., MONGLA ETA S PORE LOADING FOR A VSL In Pt Port Suez/Port Said/Alexandra <s> sl EAST MALAYSIA SHIPPING ENT. (PTE) LTD 41-A AHOY STREET, S'PORE 0106. TEL: *****18 (4 LINES) TELEX
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      201 41 ACCEPTING FCL AND COWVENTIOWAI VESSEL I VOY ETA LOADING FO« wpom anoinet imva io*» oaressaiaam mombasa Djibouti ASSAB MAMAWA HOOEIOAH ABYOT 21WB 15AM DARES3ALAAM MOMBASA. DJIBOUTI ASSAB. MAS&AWA HOOCIOAM H MIEN HUNG LINE FULLY CONTAINERISED FORTNIGHTLY LINER SERVICE TO MAURITIUS AND SOUTH AFRICA ACCEPTING BOTH FCL/LCL CARGO Vessel Voy Spore
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      668 41 MASKAPAI PELAYARANi WPULAU LAUT I FULLY CONTAINERISED REGIONAL FEEDER S£KVICE I TWICE WEEKLY/WEEKLY FIXED DAY SCHEDULE I BETWEEN THE PORTS OF S PORE, INDONESIA. I MALAYSIA THAILAND I ALSO ACCEPTING LCL CARGO TO JUT, PKG, PNG I r AND. BKK. FOR BOOKINGS CALL SPECARGO I FORWARDING AT TEL: 222Q256 SINGAPORE
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      641 41 EEQDII BAY OF BENGAL SERVICES MADRAS CALCUTTA lEMELS 19V 111 iAA Hi LEUVE 0123 03/5 00/5 10/5 LEUVE 9124 I*s 24/5 050 LEUVE 0125 050 10/1 210 LEUVE 012t 210 210 07 1 DANISM FLAG YEAR BUILD 1M VESSELS VOY SIN CCU SIN SUPER EIGHT OTtttt SID 03/5 10/5 SUPER
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      361 41 TO AUSTRALIA/NEW ZEALAND I If l —Ml Nhl6lW»l M""l Hill*'""' Mnwroi M 7 U(» {Off p«B w «4 TWT UPMSS M m |M p w v v t mucnc m a» I v |*P V MUSSEL 5 ttfl jn/7 |44 ME U* 7 DATS TO rWEMANTUB TO USA/CANADA I It
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      1185 42 "Q" MAC-HELS SINGAPORE i 557 til gjga 11 mm til «iimT]| fI|IPENANG TEL: (04) *****6 K K TEL (088) *****0 TAWAU TEL: (089) *****9 ■■"■■■■l'p. KELANG TEL: (03) *****77 lIkuCHING TEL (082) *****3 SKAN TEL: (089) *****2 -rv U BAHRU TEL: (07) *****2 ||SIBU TEL (084) *****2 LABUAN TEL: (087)
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      345 42 tTZW blue star line SINGAPORE TO NEW ZEALAND AND T/S FIJI FULLY CONTAINERISED MONTHLY SAILINGS DISCHARGING AT NEW PLYMOUTH PORT Dl C halmeßs accepting fclalclfor AUCKLAND, NAPIER, WEL L| NGTON, BLUPP, CHRISTCHURCH, DUNEDIN, LYTTELTON. INVERCARGIL, FIJI AND TAHITI SIN N. PLY AUCK ITT PROSPECT <*S IN PO"T U May V"
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      1112 42 /ggl THONG SOON LINES PTE.JJD. SLy 1 51 Bras Basah Rd #01-01 Plaza By The Park S (0718) i—— Tel: *****22 Fax No: *****73 CONVENTIONAL/CONTAINER SERVICES *****11 (BOOKING LINES) SINGAPORE TO WEST MALAYSIA SINGAPORE TO SABAH roa hi in ht ram 01 M KIM SOON LI 18/90E 5 MAY PENANG
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      718 43 COMPANIA PERUANA vQEA. DE VAPORES "PERUVIAN STATE LINE" ACCEPTING BREAKBULK/FCL/SOC CARGOES TO/FROM CALLAO, MATARANI, ILO* OTHER PERUVIAN PORTS' WITH T/S AT KOBE ON CPV THROUGH BILL OF LADING. Ptnang* P. Kelang* Singapore KAMALEVERETT Gdn.K3o/27 Apr THOMASEVERETT 2/4 May SHAPIAEVERETT 20/22 May WcV"EVERETT ORIENT LINE" JAPAN/BAY OF BENGAL/JAPAN SERVICE ACCEPTING BREAKBULK/SOC
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      634 43 Wast Coast. CarriMiean.Eait Canadj HAITI Guatemala and Hondurjj VSL IS'PORE IMAINLINEB ILAX IKST SAV NYC_ }jFX_ ZIM SINGAPORE 7/5 ZIM LIVORNO 11/5 2ff K5 K5 !S5 rw a asss g sss s s LEEWARD U/5 ZM KEELUNC 1M 21* PO* W 4/7 r* znc AIXTRALIA CONTAINER SERVICE VESSEL S'POKE SYD
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      686 43 SING KWANG HANGI] WHW TmW»OWTAHOW (FT!) LTD WEEKLY LCL/FCL SERVICE VESSEL S PORE JAKARTA SURABAYA JENLINK 2/5 6/5 JENWEL I 7/S I ho/5 vessel spore Bangkok"! A VESSEL 3/5 8/5 A VESSEL" I 8-5 DESTINATIONS ETA SINGAPORE PORT KELANG MAY MANILA 1 MAY HONG KONG. ALL CHINA PORTS 5 MAY
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      447 43 PERINTIS LINE I I ACCEPTING ALL FCL CARGOES BETWEEN SINGAPORE AND JAKARTA SURABAYA VESSEL VOY SjNOAPOgg JAKARTA SURABAYA PRASE TIA 89A 02/5 05/5 PELOPOR 940 06/5 06/5 PHASE TIA 91A 09/5 PtLOPOfI 941 12/5 15/5 TANTO UTAMA 73 5/5 8/5 TANTO UTAMA 75 12/5 15/5 TANTO UTAMA 77 19/5 22/5
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      385 43 «ft FMUttT 6/5 KEELUNG/KAOHSIUNG 6/5 BANGKOK 11/5 MANILA 5/5 JAKARTA 5/5 PORT KELANG/PENANG 7/5 BUSAN 7/5 TOKYO/YOKO/KOBE 8/5 HONG KONG also accepting cargo to Huanmi/Shenzhen/Fuawu/ Xiamen/Xingang/Shanghai Hi ebmpi/K 5/5 LDN/FLX/LVP/SOU 5/5 RDM/HAM/ANT/LE HAVRE/GENOA also accepting cargo to Austria/ Hungary /ftomama/Potand/Butgaria/Cach. Mti/eiiiii MM 4/5 LA./NYC/SFO 4/5 VANCOUVER/TORONTO/MONTREAL 4/5 AUCKLAND/WELLINGTON lift PAmwiiw
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      461 44 irqmintra Carp) bookings T«fc *****8 (5 LINES) TBN END MAY HKG, KAO, POHANG FROM ALL UNITED KINGDOM CITIES/PORTS FROM COPENHAGEN/AARHUS FROM HAMBURG/BREMEN FROM BUSAN FROM LOS ANGELES/ALL USA IPI POINTS PLATOU PACIFIC V 1 SHIPPING SERVICES V REGULAR PAH EAST N. AMERICA BREAK BULK SERVICE OWNERS' REP OFFICE TEL: *****11
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      244 44 VSL DESTINATION ETA SIN MAHA BHUM 07N BANGKOK 3/5 SIRI BHUM 445N BANGKOK 4/5 PIYA BHUM 2S3N BANGKOK 5/5 MAHA BHUM MM BANGKOK 10/5 SD ORIENT 1)R CEBU, MANILA 11/5 AKA BHUM lIS CEBU. MANILA 4/5 INFINITY 510 CHITTAGONG, MONGLA 30/4 0 SINCERITY 22A KARACHI. BOMBAY 5/5 VEGA 13A KARACHI.
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      310 44 Mmadkris business Pm CORPORATION PHILIPPINE DIRECT REGULAR SERVICES TO MANILA BISLIG ACCEPTING CARGOS TO ALL PHILIPPINE PORTS ON INDUCEMENT ALL HEAVY LIFT WELCOME M.V.'DAGOHOY' 06/S0 15TH 20TH MAY MANILA/BISLIG TB N 10TH MAY BISLIG TBN BTH-10TH MAY MANILA M.V.'DAGOHOY' 07/90 IST JUNE MANILA GENERAL ACT CALSOURCE SHIPPING ft TRADING PTE
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      322 44 CLCL/FCL SERVICE TO/FROM OH KL: allied-LINK SINGAPORE: /7T^\ Sglr 04-*****2 *****8055 778 5522(22 lines) SEEB XI MM Oog Imm CNm auc. YmMw Y« I I Straits Container Agencies (a member of Steamers Maritime Holdings Ltd) WEEKLY CONTAINER FEEDER SERVICE VESSEL VOY S'PORE JAKARTA EDEN 9011 30/04 03/05 DELTA MAS 151N/152S
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      174 44 Ivcmcl sm m. dm Rat CHOFU VOY 11W 06/06 18/06 23/06 26/06 ALS STRENGTH VOY 12W 29/06 06/06 13/06 1«/06 ALS ENDEAVOUR VOY 14W 06AM 18/06 23m Acopting FCI tor Johann—burg VCMCi. MY 0«M PTL «N KB MM ALS ENOEAVOUR VOYOOE 12/04 15/04 20/04 01/06 11/06 IVO6 ALS TRUST VOYO6E
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      427 45 TIDES AND WEATHER S; TORY'S TIDES (height In metres) I; HOW MM »1M 02M »3M 04M15M 06M «7M MM 09M10M11M12M13M14M15M 16M 17M IIMI9M 2MO 21M 22M 23M 2.5 10 12 11 2.7 2.1 15 1.0 0.6 0.4 0.4 0.5 1.0 1.5 1.9 11 12 11 lJ 15 11 11 L
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      305 46 LIQUID CARGO PROBLEM? NEED PUMPS AND SUPPORT SERVICES? Read the advertisement 011 the right! PAKISTAN NATIONAL •QSBr SHIPPING CORP., KARACHI. INDONESIA MALAYSIA KARACHI MIDDLE EAST GULF SERVICE FOR KARACHI, DUBAI AND DAMMAN. VESSEL KUANTAN PT. KLANG PENANG SHALAMAR 13-15/4/90 INDONESIA MALAYSIA EAST ASIA SERVICE FOR HK TWN S.KOREA JAPAN VESSEL
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      240 46 MERCHANT MARINE CO. LTDEASTBOUND TO USA WESTBOUND FROM USA TO PSW SIN HKG LBH OAK SEA FROM PSW LBH OAK SEA HKG S»N HYUNDAI INNOVATOR 32E 04* 10* 21* 31* 03* 30W 02* 05* 00* 2MH 03* HYUNDAI EXPLORER 31E 11/05 17/05 01* 07/06 I*o6 HYUNDA CHALLENGER I«4M 1005 17«
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      369 46 Call *****58 or Fax 33G1782 SINGfI PUMP SERVICES PTE LTD Ef.'LP -.EM; r Pfc f. -E-tf- 1 P I■. ;.t pp r»' H T P.. P- exporHS^^^^^ UK/CONTINENT (TRIO) lomkm amiss IT ~ST -gg ££b szzsrsr* s sk S 1 s=sr KASUGA MB 4* W MEDITERRANEAN (MED CLUB)* JEDDAH lUfflM
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