The Business Times, 30 August 1991

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    10 1 BUSINESS TIMESs MCI (P) 16/12/90 Friday, August 30, 1991 75*
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  • NEWS SUMMARY
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      BCCI depositors in UAE likely to get late compensation
      70 1 ABU DHABI Compensation is likely to be delayed for about 35,000 depositors in branches of the scandal-hit Bank of Credit and Commerce International in the United Arab Emirates, banking sources said yesterday. The emirate of Abu Dhabi, the main shareholder. is
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      Egypt condemns Iraqi incursion into Kuwait
      68 1 CAIRO Egypt yesterday condemned as an "irresponsible act" an Iraqi attempt to land troops on an uninhabited Kuwaiti island and warned that the action could cause further tension in the volatile region. Cairo also called for the Iraqi incursion to be dealt with during
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      Trouble in Tokyo
      31 1 JAPANESE property firm Maruko Inc has filed for court protection from creditors, and analysts say this could herald more corporate crises in Japan later this year Back Page
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      US stake rises
      23 1 US EQUITY investments in Malaysia soared to Msl.3 billion (SSO.B billion) in the first half of this year Page 7
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      Minister backs strikes
      18 1 INDONESIAN Labour Minister Cosmas Batubara has condoned a recent spate of industrial strikes Page 7
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      Recovery on track
      38 1 THE US recovery is still on track in spite of figures which showed the economy contracted between April and June rather than expanding as originally thought, say economists and US President George Bush Page 8
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      Gloria's start
      30 1 IRON LADY Gloria Lee, who built up Kim Eng's retail business, got involved in the securities business because she thought being a stockbroker would be fun Page 12
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      Asian vision on paper
      24 1 MORE AND MORE AsianAmerican writers are documenting their unique vision of what it means to be an American Page 15
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      OEL beefs up presence
      31 1 ENCOURAGED by the success of its initial foray into the Singapore-Madras trade sector. Orient Express Lines will add another ship on this route. Shipping Times Page 1
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  • MARKETS SUMMARY
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      Dow lower
      34 1 WALL STREET was narrowly mixed early yesterday, hesitating after Wednesday's climb to record highs. The Dow Jones average of 30 industrials fell 14.31 points to 3,040.92 by 10.30 am New York time.
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      Footsie higher
      41 1 LONDON shares were higher at midday yesterday on optimism for lower US interest rates and Wall Street's good showing a day earlier. At 1115 GMT, the FTSE 100-Share Index was up 13.5 points, or 0.5 per cent, at 2,637.7.
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      Tough outlook for CSH
      32 1 FULL-YEAR results released by Cold Storage Holdings have shown that the listed retailer will be hard pressed to show improvements in its core businesses this year Page 3
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      Seers earnings out
      29 1 SINGAPORE Electronic and Engineering (Seel), the first of the two Singapore Technologies Industrial companies listed this year, has reported interim earnings of $2.5 million Page 3
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      Oriental buys NZ hotels
      27 1 ORIENTAL HOLDINGS Berhad, through subsidiary Kah New Zealand, has paid an undisclosed sum for two of New Zealand's best known hotels Page 3
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      Firms in tie-up
      22 1 CITYSTATE Management Group Holdings and a British insurance Firm have joined forces to form Provincial Insurance pic Page 6
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      STOCK INDICES
      30 1 Thursday Change BT-MGA 679.65 +8 61 Kuala Lumpur ...545.80 10.42 Tokyo 22.002.17 +380.54 Hongkong 3,960.23 -7.91 Sydney 1,538.3 -2.6 Wednesday Change New York 3,055.23 29.07 London 2,624.2 +4.4
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      CURRENCIES
      22 1 Exchange rates USS SS 1.7185 100 Yen SS 1.2571 MS SS 0.6174 Money market rates Overnight 5-3/8 -3/8 3-month 5-3/16% unch
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      COMMODITIES
      37 1 London Gold AM fix USS353.50 USS-1.80 Rubber S'pore Sep 139.00*/kg unch M'sia Sep 226.50«/kg +0.50 KL Tin Turnover 43 tonnes -21 Spot MS 15.15/kg -0.01 Crude palm oil Turnover 1,693 lots -175 Sep MS785 /tonne -3
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    Brokers in S'pore and M'sia cut fees to get more clients
    511 1  -  Trading volume has been shrinking on both bourses By Magdalene Ng SINGAPORE Stockbrokers in Malaysia and Singapore have been quietly cutting brokerage fees in a bid to get more clients in an increasingly competitive market. Industry sources say the
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    Lock icon Russia and Ukraine form temporary alliance
    500 1 Crisis in the Soviet Union Agencies MOSCOW The two richest and most-populous Soviet republics, Russia and the Ukraine, announced yesterday the formation of a temporary military and economic alliance that appears to leave the Kremlin out in the cold. The two republics invited other
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    Architects, Engineers Acts take effect
    188 1 SINGAPORE The Architects Act 1991 and the Professional Engineers Act 1991 come into operation today, the Ministry of National Development said yesterday. I'nder the new Acts, all registered architects and professional engineers will need a valid practising certificate to engage in the practice of architecture
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    Examine calibre of opposition parties and candidates, urges PM
    309 1 Election '91 SINGAPORE Singaporeans who want an opposition in Parliament should consider carefully the calibre of the candidates, their party and the party leadership, said Prime Minister Goh Chok Tong last night. They should subject the candidates to a stringent character
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    Temasek offers to buy out rest of ECICS shares
    476 1  -  By Chew Eng Han SINGAPORE Temasek Holdings has offered to buy out the remaining stake in the Export Credit Insurance Corporation of Singapore (ECICS) now held by some 150 financial institutions. The offer, prompted by some shareholders, if widely accepted will
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    Brakes on drives
    42 1 FACED with lower demand for conventional computers, the disk drive industry in Singapore is bracing for a sharp slowdown in growth. Adding to its concerns is the cost of retooling as the industry moves rapidly towards miniaturised disk drives.
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      237 1 I ASIAN'S Nil I I COMPUTER PRINTER I 1 RIBBON MANUFACTURER J Aircraft Schedule 25 Money Changer Rates 25 Work) News 8,9 Commodities 24 Money Market 23 Company News 3.4,5 Regional News 7 For market indices, editorial, Cryptic Crossword 25 Regional Stock Markets 21 advertising and circulation exEditorial 10 SES
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      21 1 Economists at odds over best reform plan, Pg 9 Editorial, Pg 10 USSR break-up may spark more gold sales, Pg 24
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  • GENERAL ELECTION '91
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      Not worth voting for candidates who don't take sides on basic issues: PM
      736 2 OPPOSITION candidates who refuse to take sides on basic issues prove that they are not worth voting in, said Prime Minister Goh Chok Tong last night. Hitting out at Singapore Democratic Party secretarygeneral Chiam See Tong for
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      Chiam warns of last-minute tactics by PAP to swing votes
      490 2 THE People's Action Party holds the last card in this election, and is likely to pull a "last-minute surprise" on Polling Day to swing a few more votes towards their side, said Potong Pasir Opposition candidate Chiam See Tong Speaking
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      Jaya raps WP for accusation that Indian MPs have sold out
      600 2  -  Reports by Anna Teo, Shoeb Kagda, Lilian Ang, Genevieve Cua, Claire Leow, Schutz Lee, Chew Eng Han THE MINISTER for Law and for Home Affairs, S Jayakumar, yesterday lashed out at the Workers' Party for the accusation made by
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      Vote for Chok Tong by voting for PAP, says Lee
      224 2 SENIOR MINISTER Lee Kuan Yew has urged Tanjong Pagar GRC residents to ask their friends and relatives to vote for Goh Chok Tong by voting for the People's Action Party. Mr Lee who, together with S Vasoo, Lim Hng Kiang
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      Chok Tong's assessment of Ai Mee, Boon Heng and Ashleigh
      338 2 PRIME MINISTER Goh Chok Tong last night offered his assessment of PAP candidates Seet Ai Mee and Lim Boon Heng, as well as his views on SDP candidate Ashleigh Seow. At the PAP rally at Bukit Gombak, Mr Goh said
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      WP calls for stronger opposition voice in Parliament
      434 2 WORKERS' PARTY candidate for Hougang Low Thia Khiang last night took issue with what he described as the People's Action Party's control of Singapore's economic institutions. At a rally in Hougang, he said the statutory boards, Singapore Press Holdings and Temasek Holdings
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      PKMS president apologises to PM
      221 2 PKMS (Singapore Malay National Organisation) president Sahid Sahooman said last night that he did not mean to offend Prime Minister Goh Chok Tong in his rally speech two days ago at Ayer Rajah. Mr Sahid had said at that rally that Mr Goh, being a
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      PAP cannot harm those voting for Opposition, says NSP candidate
      246 2 GERTRUDE Magdeline de Gracias, one of the National Solidarity Party's candidates for Cheng San GRC, said last night that the reason why most people voted for the People's Action Party in the last General Election was because of threats used
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      259 2 Do's and don'ts on polling day •On Saturday, voters must bring their identity cards and poll cards to the polling station. Once voters have cast their vote, they should leave the polling station, says the Returning Officer. Voters aged 65 and above, and the handicapped, will be given preference in
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  • COMPANY NEWS 1
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      Lock icon No evidence of insider trading on KLSE, says Mahathir
      175 3 AFP KUALA LUMPUR Prime Minister Dr Mahathir Mohamad has announced that a recent investigation produced no evidence of insider trading on the Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange. Dr Mahathir told top executives of financial institutions on Wednesday that the government would not,
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      Cold Storage faces an uphill task
      604 3  -  Company's core businesses struggling for growth in mature market By Lee Han Shih SINGAPORE Details contained in the 1991 results released by Cold Storage Holdings (CSH) yesterday suggested that it will be an uphill task for the listed retailer to come up with any
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      Seel's interim earnings up but level with '90 second half
      402 3  -  By Carolyn Lim SINGAPORE In its first set of results as a listed company, Singapore Electronic and Engineering (Seel) appears to be well on its way to exceeding projected earnings for this year. Yesterday, the electronic systems house announced interim
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      Oriental Holdings unit buys two hotels in New Zealand
      293 3  -  By Schutz Lee SINGAPORE Malaysia's Oriental Holdings Berhad, which distributes Honda cars through Kah Motor Company, has bought two of New Zealand's best known hotels through subsidiary Kah New Zealand. The Wairakei Hotel and the Chateau Tongariro both in central North
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      SingRe posts $2.72m interim earnings
      229 3 SINGAPORE Publiclylisted Singapore Reinsurance has reported group net earnings of $2.72 million for the six months ending June 30, 1991, almost unchanged from the corresponding period last year. But the latest earnings figure represents a big jump from the second half of last year when
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      Sunshine renews Van Houten agreement
      245 3 SINGAPORE Sunshine Allied has renewed manufacturing and distribution agreements with its principal Van Houten Zoon Holding AG Switzerland and also secured approval to start on two joint venture factories in Indonesia costing a total of US$l2 million (5520.4 million). The confectionery maker and distributor said
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      Higher exports lift Rothmans' earnings
      244 3  -  By Harish Mehta SINGAPORE Rothmans Industries Ltd has reported a healthy 26 per cent increase in net earnings due to positive factors such as higher exports, improved efficiency, higher margins and higher investment income. Announcing its preliminary final results, the company reported that the group's
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    • COMPANY BRIEFS
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        Berjuntai deeper in the red
        78 3 KUALA LUMPUR Berjuntai Tin Dredging Bhd went deeper into the red in the year ended April 30 with a group pre-tax loss of M 55.97 million from a M 52.95 million pre-tax loss a year earlier. This was despite a 202 per cent surge in
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        Timah Langat's loss widens
        72 3 KUALA LUMPUR Timah Langat Bhd said group operating pre-tax loss in the six months ended June 30 widened to M 5220,000 from M 592,000 a year earlier. Group turnover shrank to M 512.10 million from M$ 14.62 million previously, while group after-tax loss widened to M
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        Nod for Lam Soon Huat's offer
        43 3 SINGAPORE Lam Soon Huat Development Bhd announced that its offer to acquire all the shares of Sri Hartamas Corp Bhd has been approved by the Foreign Investment Committee and the Panel of Takeovers and Mergers of Malaysia.
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        Tradewinds raises paid-up capital
        48 3 SINGAPORE Singapore Airlines' wholly-owned subsidiary, Tradewinds, has increased its paid-up capital to $75 million from $23 million, SIA said in a statement to the stock exchange. This was done through the allotment of 52 million shares of 1 each, which was paid in cash.
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      OCBC sells part of Pacific Bank stake
      266 3  -  Magdalene Ng SINGAPORE OCBC bank is selling part of its stake in newly-listed Pacific Bank to Malaysian associate United Malacca Rubber Estates Bhd (UMRE). OCBC and another shareholder, Japan's Yasuda Trust and Banking Company, are together selling a 5.97 per cent stake in
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    • COMPANY BRIEFS
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        Renison's cost cutting and revamp pay off
        75 4 SYDNEY Renison Goldfields Consolidated Ltd said costcutting and restructuring measures in the year to June 26 and new developments put the company in good stead for the long term. Renison, which earlier reported a net profit slump to U5536.4 million (5562.55 million) from
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        Manila to divest 25pc of NSC
        88 4 MANILA The Philippines will sell to the public 25 per cent of the equity of the state-owned National Steel Corp (NSC) in a first step towards privatising the firm, Trade and Industry Secretary Peter Garrucho said. The government has not determined the share price
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        BHP sees bleak year for steel
        115 4 MELBOURNE The Broken Hill Pty Co Ltd said it expects sound performances from minerals and petroleum operations but steel faces another difficult year. In its annual report, BHP said group performance would be influenced by continued growth in Asian markets, modest growth in Europe
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      Lock icon Cathay Pacific pulls down Swire's earnings
      180 4 Reuter HONGKONG Swire Pacific Ltd blamed a small fall in its interim net profit on subsidiary Cathay Pacific Airways Ltd, but said results from the airline and other divisions should improve in the second half. Chairman David Gledhill forecast in a statement that dividends
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      M'sian firm Sapura plans phone venture with Viets
      406 4  -  50 cardphones launched earlier this month in 6-month trial From Harish Mehta in HO CHI MINH CITY MALAYSIA'S Sapura Holdings Sdn Bhd is planning to make an equity investment in a joint venture to produce push-button telephones here in partnership with Ho
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      Lock icon India gives top priority to IBM-Tata venture
      220 4 Reuter NEW DELHI A proposed joint venture between International Business Machines (IBM) and India's biggest industrial firm, Tata Sons, is among the first to be considered by a new board in the office of Indian Prime Minister Narasimha Rao set up last week
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      SCMP profits fall just short of expectations
      338 4  -  By Lee Han Shih SINGAPORE Hit by the Gulf crisis. South China Morning Post (Holdings) has narrowly failed to meet its earnings forecast of HKSSOO million (S$ 110.7 million) for its first full year as a company re-listed on the Hongkong Stock Exchange.
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      Lock icon Fujitsu buys 44pc stake in US computer firm
      397 4 NYT SAN FRANCISCO Fujitsu Ltd, the largest computer company in Japan, has invested US$4O.2 million (5569.18 million) in Hal Computer Systems Inc, a Silicon Valley start-up company headed by a former star com-puter-designer for IBM. The agreement, announced on Wednesday by Hal,
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      Lock icon Toyota plans to expand range of financial services
      349 4 FT TOKYO Toyota Motor, the Japanese car-maker, is considering expanding its financial services operations in a move that could have a far-reaching impact on Japan's financial companies. A management team is studying proposals to increase greatly the provision of car and housing
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      Lock icon UPI files for bankruptcy court protection
      387 5 News service to go on while it looks for buyer AP WASHINGTON United Press International filed for bankruptcy court protection on Wednesday, but the 84-year-old news service said it plans to continue worldwide news coverage while looking for a buyer. The Chapter 11 petition
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      Lock icon Asea Brown Boveri plans assets sales to generate cash
      289 5 Reuter ZURICH Swiss-Swedish engineering group ABB Asea Brown Boveri Ltd expects to generate huge cash amounts through sales of assets, ABB chief executive officer Percy Barnevik said. "I could not give an exact figure, but we are talking about several hundred
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      Lock icon Second quarter profits of US firms lowest in two years
      273 5 AP WASHINGTON Aftertax profits at US corporations fell at a 1.6 per cent annual rate in the April-June quarter to the lowest level in nearly two years, the government said on Wednesday. The drop followed a sharp 63 per cent
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      Lock icon Ladbroke posts 40pc fall in profit, makes cash call
      361 5 Agencies LONDON Ladbroke Group pic announced on Thursday a 40 per cent fall in interim profit and asked shareholders for £464 million (*****0 million) through a one-for-four rights issue. The cash call had been widely predicted. Ladbroke said the proceeds from
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    • COMPANY BRIEFS
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        Hoesch sees '91 profits below 1990 level
        80 5 DORTMUND, Germany German steel group Hoesch AG said that group earnings in 1991 would fall below 1990 levels, but would remain at "a still satisfactory level." A spokesman > declined to specify the scope of the expected profit decline. 1 Earlier, Hoesch said
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        Court confirms Trump plan
        81 5 ATLANTIC CITY, New Jersey The Trump Organisation said the US Bankruptcy Court in Camden, New Jersey confirmed the reorganisation plan of its Atlantic City hotel and casino operation Trump Taj Mahal Associates. Under! 4 the plan, which also covers certain of the casino's affiliates, interest on
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        One in 50 UK firms liquidated
        97 5 LONDON One in every 50 active British companies went into liquidation in the year to June 1991, according to figures released on Tuesday from the Department of Trade awlIndustry (DTI). The report, published by the Association of" British Chambers of Commerce on behalf of
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        Alcatel's purchase of Rockwell
        61 5 PARIS French telecommunications equipment maker Al- < catel NV said it had finalised its US$625 million (551.075 j billion) purchase of Rockwell International Corp's Network Transmission Systems Division earlier than expected. Alcatel, a subsidiary of France's Alcatel Alsthom, agreed to buy the Rockwell unit in July.
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      Lock icon German chemical group Bayer posts slight fall in first-half profits
      345 5 Reuter LEVERKUSEN, Germany First-half profits fell slightly at German chemical group Bayer AG, but the firm said in a letter to shareholders that business had picked up in the second quarter, due to a firmer dollar and yen. Bayer said
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      1889 4 MOSCOW NARODNY BANK LIMITED I Incorporated In London In 1919 as a private limited company 'Q« t .n n.l.nrr Shrrt .»Tl.t Drrnnhrr 10OP Pensions At 31st December 1990. the Bank's future capital expenditure contracted for but Balance Sheet at 31at December IWK) Annua, profits are charged with contributions to the
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  • FINANCIAL NEWS
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      UK-S'pore company to tap regional insurance market
      312 6  -  Joint venture Provincial Insurance Asia set up By Dawn Tan SINGAPORE Provincial Insurance pic of the UK and homegrown Citystate Management Group have teamed up to tap East Asia's fast growing insurance market. Through the joint venture company, Provincial Insurance Asia, which has
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      Lock icon Finance firms in M'sia did better in 1990
      597 6 Bernama KUALA LUMPUR Finance companies registered a substantially higher pre-tax profit of M 5444.3 million (*****.6 million) for the 1990 financial year, compared with M 5240.3 million in 1989, Bank Negara said on Wednesday. For the first half of this year, preliminary
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      Lock icon Dumenil stock fraud hits two Italian brokers
      309 6 Reuter MILAN An alleged 85-bil-lion-lire (SS 111.4 million) stock fraud claimed its first victims on Wednesday when two Italian stockbrokers declared themselves insolvent because of the affair. The two brokers failed to meet the Wednesday deadline for delivering stocks traded during the August
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    • SMALL CHANGE
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        Smith Barney moving operations out of Simex
        76 6 SINGAPORE Smith Barney, Harris Upham (Singapore), an international investment banking and broking firm based in New York, will withdraw its floor operations on the Singapore International Monetary Exchange from Monday. Tan Bong Lin, 35, who was recently promoted to managing director, said that
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        Move to reveal salaries welcome
        58 6 LONDON The Association of Lloyd's Members (ALM), which represents the interests of more than 9,000 Lloyds names, welcomes moves to disclose details of underwriters' salaries. ALM members hope the disclosure will strengthen moves to reform the Lloyd's insurance market. The ALM itself sponsored a study
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        Insurer sees rise in '91 profits
        92 6 WIESBADEN Insurer DBV Holding, whose shares were floated on German bourses last year, said it expected an increase in profits in 1991 that would allow it to raise its dividend pay-out to 14 per cent. In the second 1990 half after the restructuring of
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        Someone's got to do the job
        60 6 MUNICH Wolfgang Schieren, management board chair- 1 man at Allianz AG Holding, says he will go on negotiating corporate takeovers overseas after he becomes supervisory board chairman of the group on Oct 2. Mr Schieren says the reason for this is the lack of
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        Barclays to shed 700 jobs
        82 6 LONDON Barclays pic said in a statement it would cut up to 700 jobs in its branch clearing network with the introduction of automated cheque and credit handling processes in many of its large UK branches. It said in a statement the reduction would be
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      Lock icon Nomura did not manipulate stock, says former head
      393 6 Reuter TOKYO The former chairman of Nomura Securities Co Ltd has told the Japanese Parliament that he believes the firm's trading practice in 1989 over a railroad company's stock did not constitute stock manipulation. "I believe there was no stock trading manipulation
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      Lock icon Capital injections for 10 US insurers
      233 6 Reuter NEW YORK Ten large US life insurers received capital injections from their parents in the first half to help shore up their financial positions, some of which were hurt by souring real-estate and junk bonds, a study says. David Schupp, a principal of
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      613 6 (Incorporated in the Republic of Singapore) ANNOUNCEMENT The Directors are pleased to make the following announcement: I CONSOLIDATED AUDITED RESULTS FOR THE YEAR ENDED 30TH JUNE 1991 GROUP 1991 1990 Of $'000 $'000 1 Turnover 195,266 9 2 (a) Consolidated operating profit after charging 54,392 43,691 24 (i) Interest on
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  • THE REGION
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      Lock icon KL approvals for US investments jump in first half
      370 7 Projects worth Msl.3b against Mss67m for 1990 Bernama SHAH ALAM Equity investments from the United States worth Msl.3 billion (SsBoo million) for 20 manufacturing projects had been approved by the government in the first six months of this year, International Trade
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      Lock icon Moderate recovery soon, says Aussie Treasurer
      200 7 Reuter SYDNEY A number of factors point to a moderate recovery in the Australian economy as the fiscal year to the end of June 1992 progresses, Treasurer John Kerin said. "Unemployment has increased to unacceptable levels," Mr Kerin told a sports club meeting here
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      Lock icon NZ central bank denies it's hampering recovery
      194 7 AFP WELLINGTON The head of New Zealand's central bank denied on Wednesday it was hampering economic rccovcry by holding up the currency exchange rate. The bank has been criticiscd by economists who claim it is overdoing its efforts to ensure overseas inflation is
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    • NOTE BOOK
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        Malaysian King to visit China and S Korea
        75 7 KUALA LUMPUR The Malaysian King, Sultan Azlan Shah, and his consort will visit China and South Korea next month, the Malaysian Foreign Ministry said. In a statement issued late Wednesday, the ministry said the King would be in China, at the invitation
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        Jakarta wants repatriation talks
        58 7 JAKARTA Indonesia and Malaysia should thoroughly discuss a mechanism for repatriating illegal Indonesian immigrants at the first meeting of a joint committee scheduled for October, the official Antara news agency said yesterday. The issue needed joint discussion because it concerned funding, Antara quoted Indonesian Ambassador to
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        Manila acts against smuggling
        68 7 MANILA The Philippine trade department is planning to link its computers with the US customs in order to prevent the smuggling of goods from the Philippines to the United States, officials said here yesterday. The plan to forge the computer link followed recent cases in which
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        Plea for tighter gun laws
        74 7 SYDNEY The daughter of murdered Australian heart surgeon Victor Chang has made a moving plea for the tightening of the country's gun laws after a shooting massacre this month in Sydney in which eight people died. Vanessa Chang entered an increasingly bitter guns row with
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      Lock icon HK's inflation rate for July edges up to 12.6 pc
      229 7 FT Hongkong Hongkong's inflation rate, which many businessmen now call their main hcadachc, edged up again last month to 12.6 per cent from 12.3 per cent in June. The increase was mainly due to higher food prices in the wake
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      Lock icon Indon minister condones recent spate of strikes
      278 7 AFP JAKARTA Indonesian Labour Minister Cosmas Batubara has condoned a recent spate of industrial strikes saying that workers were merely exercising their rights. The recent labour unrest through protests and work stoppages in several companies reflected the growing perception by workers of their
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  • THE WORLD 1
    • WORLD WATCH
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        Chinese leader pushes project on dam
        68 8 BEIJING The head of China's parliament has thrown his weight behind a long-debated hydroelectric dam project to harness the huge Yangtze River in the wake of devastating floods earlier this year. Wan Li, chairman of the standing committee of the National People's Congress, called
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        Croats and Serbs fight on
        79 8 BELGRADE Fierce fighting between Croats and Serbs raged on in eastern Croatia on Wednesday despite fresh bids to bring about a ceasefire, with federal warplanes pounding the town of Vuvokar, Croatian and federal sources said yesterday. The collective presidency met, but only three members from
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        Pakistan selling off projects
        48 8 ISLAMABAD The Pakistani government yesterday embarked on an unprecedented sell-off of 90 state-run projects to the private sector. The privatisation commission, set up by the 10-month old government of Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif, has invited bids from individuals, groups and companies by Oct 10.
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        Taiwan wants bigger Gulf share
        54 8 DUBAI, United Arab Emirates Taiwan, already a major trading partner of the Gulf, is seeking a greater share of the lucrative market in the oil-rich region, Taiwanese trade officials said yesterday. Some 70 leading Taiwanese firms have placed their products on display at a trade
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      402 8 But some economists are not as optimistic Reuter AP WASHINGTON Economists and President George Bush said they believed the recovery was still on track despite figures which showed the US economy contracted between April and June rather than expanding as originally thought. The US
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      367 8 UNITED NATIONS The UN Sccrctary-Gcncral proposed on Wednesday that wealthy nations cancci their official debt to African countries before the continent faccd a crisis of "tragic proportions." Five years after UN members promised to revive Africa's devastated economics, Sccrctary-Gcncral Javier Perez dc
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      239 8 FT NEW DELHI India is to seek a substantial fresh loan from the International Monetary Fund under terms that would include increasingly close IMF monitoring of the country's programme for economic stabilisation and structural reform. Dr Manmohan Singh, Finance Minister,
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      449 8 Reuter RIO DE JANEIRO Brazilian corporate profits, battered by a draconian anti-inflation plan and punitively high interest rates, sank to their lowest level in 22 years during 1990, according to a new study. The study, published by the state-funded Fundacao Getulio Vargas
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      416 8 AP BENGHAZI, Libya Muammar Gaddafi realised a dream on Wednesday with the launch of a vast irrigation pipeline to grow crops in the desert. But critics say the bil-lion-dollar project may spell folly more than salvation for the country. The Great Man-Made River is
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      Lock icon Economists at odds over best reform plan
      699 9 Crisis in the Soviet Union Coup failure seen as reviving 'Grand Bargain' Reuter BOSTON A debate is currently brewing on the type of reform programme best suited to restructure the Soviet economy. On one hand are proponents of the "Grand Bargain", which was
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      Lock icon Self interest dictates moves by US and others
      820 9 Responses by West to prospect of Baltic independence NYT KENNEBUNKPORT, Maine The variety of Western responses to the prospect of Baltic independence reflects a mosaic of self-interest, geopolitical currents and domestic political pressures. For the second day in a row, President George
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      Lock icon Is Yeltsin a democrat at heart?
      484 9 Commentary NYT MOSCOW "Law and law," Russian President Boris Yeltsin urges on those who would remake the Soviet Union, emphatically rejecting vindictiveness. Having faced down the people who would re-impose tyranny, he associates himself with Soviet President Mikhail Gorbachev's passionate efforts to restore legitimate
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      Lock icon Serious food crisis lies ahead this winter
      762 9 Asahi TOKYO The Soviets are dashing for democracy. Turning their eyes to their daily lives, however, they still find no meat, no sugar, no economic policy. Just roubles as good as waste paper. The extremely cold winter is nearing. Soviet-watchers in Tokyo say
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      1033 8 h KANSALUS-OSAKE-PANKKI Consolidated Balance Sheet Consolidated Income Statement As at December 31, 1990 For the year ended December 31, 1990 1990 1989 1990 1989 Cash and receivables Income on financial operations Cash 910.5 786.3 Interest income 15,641.1 15,025.4 Due from the Bank of Finland 2,831.0 4,109.1 Income on hire purchase,
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    Finding the centre
    492 10 EDITORIAL THE Soviet Union, The New York Times said recently, was the "last of the great land-built empires". It was an empire built on brute force and ruthlessness and above all it was built to accommodate the expansionist vision of leaders like Stalin. It also stood out
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  • WHAT THE OTHERS SAY
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      Playing by the rules
      244 10 LAST week, the United States suspended trade negotiations with China and demanded that Beijing produce, within five weeks, a timetable for opening its markets. Otherwise the US will initiate an investigation of Chinese trade practices which could lead to retaliation against Chinese imports. China has had
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      Bilingualism successful
      131 10 THE recent PM Book Awards presentation reflects Singapore's success in its policy of bilingualism. Singapore has long accepted English as the key to international trade but we have never forgotten the importance of mother tongues as a cultural ballast. The younger generation is generally more comfortable communicating in
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      Not independence for all
      132 10 WHETHER the Soviet Republics which want to secede can do so successfully depends to a large extent on whether countries in the West recognise them. As the leader of countries in the West, the US is taking a cautious stand even in recognising the Baltic republics.
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      Covering the peep hole
      217 10 THE computer cognoscenti have been aware for years that images from pornographic films can be "digitised" and recorded so that those with access to bulletin boards computerised message services allowing members to exchange information can pick them up with nothing more than a PC and a
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      Checking the brain drain
      149 10 IN THE light of the spate of resignations involving professionals and skilled workers from the civil service, the government's move to review the salary structure is relevant. Although efforts towards trimming the size of the civil service will prevail and public sector direct involvement in economic
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      While we wait
      158 10 A SLUGGISH MODE of public transport will be out of step in a country which is accelerating to develop itself. Public Enteiprises Minister Datuk Dr Yusof Nor says that a foreign consultant firm, DDE of Denmark, will be appointed to identify the best transport system for the
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    950 10  -  Should accountants be allowed to offer their clients deep discounts? Alison Leigh Cowan examines the issues involved Alison Leigh Cowan NYT Anew york state accounting group, fighting a growing trend towards tough price competition for clients, is seeking to ban accountants in the state from
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      57 10 DOONESBURY BY GARRY TRUDEAU NO &6PGAL. TOMSU/HSTH&R I HRH BVCR SOME- BKj I UJS'VE:MET9&OR&CRNOT,BUT\ SHOTAPMiTZ 70 I M lAM CURIOUS ABOUT ONE THNG M mm lUB6AU I SURS 1 m mi thanks i r rrum'YOUTHFUL mE J» H H 1 ~Z/P fcra iNPtscfimtfßurm I 7 av> fx&p&rril A TTTOOOY, HSS
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  • ANALYSIS
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      1073 11  -  Japanese police estimates say that the income of organised crime was nearly US$ 10 billion last year. Steven Wiseman reports on how mobsters are flourishing as they infiltrate major Japanese businesses Steven Wiseman NYT THE hottest underground videotape in Japan right now
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      Hard times for disk drive makers
      1667 11  -  Singapore is the world's largest hard disk drive manufacturer. How is it being affected by the worldwide slowdown in the industry? Carolyn Lim and Joseph Rajendran report Carolyn Lim and Joseph Rajendran THE worldwide slowdown in the hard disk drive industry is sending waves
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      One tough lady
      1598 12  -  Andrea Borch interviews Gloria Lee, the founder of Kim Eng Securities, and finds that she's much more than Andrea Borch This article first appeared in the July issue of Singapore Business A PLAQUE on a corner table in Gloria Lee's I3th-floor office says: "In God we trust
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      200 12 i.l In Asia's bustling cities, the renowned hospitality of Shangri-La hotels awaits you .....where the American Express 9 Card is always welcome. S3 "&uesj v hosptuble rrcrpoon Membership Has Its Privilegesr MKBffl SHANGRI-LA INTERNATIONAL HOTELS RESORTS Don't leave home without it* BALI- BANGKOK BEIJING FIJI HANGZHOU HONG KONG KOTA KINABALU
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  • SPORTS
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      Lock icon McEnroe marches on, Forget falls by the wayside
      874 13 US Open NYT JOHN McENROE was saved by the clouds, but Guy Forget, seeded seventh, did not survive the summer simmer on Wednesday at the United States Open. Forget, the mildly eccentric Frenchman who shaved his head last year just before winning
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      1007 13 R1 Compagnie Financier* de Paribas Head Office: Banque Paribas, 5, rue d'Antin, ***** Paris, France Singapore Branch: 16 Raffles Quay #39-01, Hong Leong Building, Singapore 0104. lei: *****00 Exchange Rate At 31 December, 1990: US$l FF 5.129 Consolidated Balance Sheet (In millions, at December 31) 1990 1990 1989 ASSETS (US
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      52 13 1991SUPEKTMS CHALLENGE j^^ll BEr KJgrtNft*- CHANG EDBERG LENDL SAMPRAS Come experience Hie Clash of the Champs!" Singapore Indoor Stadium September 27 28,1991 7KK) pm Tickets on sale at Centrepoint (Information Counter, Level 1) Wisma Atria (Information Counter, Level 1) An Australian Sports Marketing Event CO-SPONSORS: r~i hi T>« WfSTINSIAMK* O
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      181 14 WHERE TO WINE, DINE AND ENTERTAIN WHERE TO WINE, DINE AND ENTERTAIN WHERE TO WINE, DINE PRINCESS v i&s s •••now on Fridays and Saturdays From now on, our Chinese Porridge Buffet will be served only on Fridays and Saturdays from 10.30pm to 3.30 am but at the same old
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      213 14 JByV SCOTTS LOUNGE J/ IBBgp M Retreat into a world of classical charm Create traditions. Indulge in English tea or evening cocktails. Enjoy ihe repertoire of our string quartet or solo pianist. Experience Hyatt Regency Singapore's new Scotts Lounge. Hyait Regency Singapore 10-12 Scocts Road Singapore 0922 Tel: 733 11®
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      216 14 BPHB&I Vou'll en)oy our delicious selection of authentic Beijing DlanXln served amidst the splendour of an Imperial Hfjl Court. May we expect you today? From noon to 2.30 pm. bumj Ala carte menu available. Ijmj] 88 <S4yym--333 Orchard Road. Singapore 0923. Tci: *****11 £>|lj I spm toTpm 4on SunJ| I
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      693 14 TELEVISION AND RADIO 7.10 MMIOI mmWI (C). im« w«wito»(M). f-V|p HrmKlp Vm: Jio nz2c?rr <c) iss et£XsU«. Wll LIIC LIU U.UIC 2-2 **<o. n.* -m. v, r bk. «.«*>*, m h ».U Variety 7«H* (C, Stereo). gin, the Gypsy. This 1970 7.10 am, l.I0>». Athletics Championships 10.15 lacrat Opt itioai
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  • LIFESTYLE
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      706 15  -  What do you do when you're Asian but born in the US and have parents who can only speak their mother tongue? Answer Write a book about it. Anna Esaki-Smith reports Anna Esaki-Smith Reuter ASIAN-AMERI-CAN writers, often children of immigrant parents who cannot speak English, are documenting
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      Lock icon A yen for smoke-free air
      477 15 The 'No smoking' sign may be common in Singapore. But in Japan, a restaurant is stirring up controversy trying to enforce the ban Asahi ALTHOUGH still a minority in Japan's permissive society towards smokers, a Tokyo restaurant has banned smoking and a Kyoto taxi company
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      Tom Clancy may buy football team
      660 15 NOVELIST Tom Clancy is considering taking his military expertise onto the battlefield of professional football. The author of The Hunt for Red October and Patriot Games is considering applying for ownership of a prospective National Football League expansion team in Baltimore, his attorney said
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      218 15 AND ENTERTAIN U.S. Food Promotion Savour the best of U.S. beef and lamb at Hubertus Grill from 1 to 31 August 1991. All steaks com* wtth a Caesar Salad, Baked Idaho Potato, Grilled Tomato and a choice of Herb Butter, Bearaaise or Black Pepper Sauce. A Sterling 5-course set menu
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      58 15 [Sil lobster Salad with Fresh Fruits l!=r Superior Shark's Fin with Chicken Prawn W/Sprino Onions In Hot Sizzling Plate Red Fish with Soya Bean Crumbs Winter Melon with Broccoli Braised Noodles with Shredded Duck j-=fl Maple Leaf Pan Cake |jp MAPLE LEAF SieChuan Restaurant 390 v c,o,,a Street *01-01/06 Golden
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      129 15 MORTGAGEE SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION I UNDER CONDUCT OF THE REGISTRAR OF THE I HIGH COURT OF NEW ZEALAND, WELLINGTON I I I *^Bsss£s^ss3SSBHßHP'Pl?^^^zl Harbour Tower, 2 Hunter Street, Wellington, New Zealand I Rising 16 storeys above Jervois Quay, Harbour Tower To be sold by public auction on the 16th
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  • STOCK EXCHANGE OF SINGAPORE 1
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      Stocks return to pre-coup levels amid thin trading
      907 16  -  By Salil Tripathi THE STOCK market finally laid to rest the ghost of the Soviet coup attempt with a return to pre-coup levels. The benchmark Straits Times Industrials Index gained 17.26 points to close at 1,407.46 on a quiet day. Yesterday's gain
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      3967 16 Gr"» Gr'» 1991 Td Last Vol Day Last Qwte Diy Dh YTd Net M Cap High Low Code Company Sale +or- C000) High Low Bayer Seller C*r P/E Sail INDUSTRIAL ft COMMERCIAL 285 162 1000 Acma 205 -1 16 207 205 204 205 10.0N 1.5 4.9 13.6 125.7 255 180
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    STOCK EXCHANGE OF SINGAPORE 2
    4010 17 Main Board FAN 820 +35 +4.5% Semb Shipyard 695 +35 +5.3% Apollo 203 +26 +14.7% DBS 1180 20 +1.7% DBS Foreign 1290 20 +1.6% Keppd Corpn 715 +15 +2.1% PM Hldgs 254 +14 +5.8% Robinson 478 +14 3.0% Siine Spore 25* 116 +14 +13.7% FELS
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  • BT SHARE INFORMATION SERVICE
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      AUDITED RESULTS
      299 18 C«f—y Date Yaar 6mf Nat Net aaraiags 6ms mm to prvfli/teM (L) par sfeara <M4mi COM) (caats) Alex HWgs Aug 26 Mar 91 $461(S1.085) 2.3(5.4) 6(6) Malayawata Aug 26 Mar 91 MJS0.395($31,216) 37 5(46.5) 7.5TE(2TE) Pelangi Aug 26 Mar 91 M)14,556(18.680) 9(5.4) 10(7 5a) Set Dredg Aug 26
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      BONDS, LOANS & WARRANTS
      730 18 BONDS, LOANS WARRANTS Capqi Caaiaritaa parted OuNnta km hr m Am M« Before 30/6/9* 1 warrant plus HK81.00 cast. CiC W Before 26/4/93 1 warrant plus $309 cash C—iwiy Leon fMtiriT Wt 2/10/89 I) 20/10/94 1 warrant plus JO 77 cash or 1 warrant plus SO 77 nommal amount of
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      PRELIMINARY RESULTS
      174 18 fiannj Date YMr Qnm$ pre-tax Itot Mraiags traw aaa to pr*fit/W»s (L) pmr start «vMm4 COM) (caste) Tasek Cement Aug 27 Jun 91 M$41.724($37,040) 28(24.8) 17.5(15.2) M Banking Aug 26 Jun 91 M$444.002(1370,594) 59.0(49.3) 18(20) Insas Aug 23 Jun 91 M$5,211lt($11.550t) Inter-PKifie Aug 23 Apr 91 M$131.237($100,843) 7(7.1)
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      INTERIM RESULTS
      644 18 fimnirr Date HaM-yMr Croup prt-Ux Interim ana to profit/lo«» (L) dhrid««d ('000) Cheung Kong Aug 28 Jun 91 52.296d(51,048d) 34(2*) CSA Hklgs Aug 28 Jun 91 53,614(51,516) Gentiws Aug 28 Jun 91 M5312,122(5219,830) 17(15) Hutchison Aug 28 Jun 91 52.935d(51,682d) 80(72) NatSteel Aug 28 Jun 91 $40.145($36.463) 8(8)
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      CORPORATE DEVELOPMENTS
      191 18 Corporation said its 75% subsidiary HFL International has panted a SSJS SSSSTto Bonds Securities Hongkong to complete., place out 50* shares and 8.05 m warrants in Winfoong Investment. Malayan Credrt Ltd plans to invest MJIOOm (S»2m) in a hve-star deluxe resort hotel with at least 400 rooms in
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      DIVIDENDS ANNOUNCED
      847 18 CwT«rt Ex Mo Data Whr TWhr payaMrt date etow payahia taa jiaar M|Hr RknSKll) 28*0) Aug 27 NYA Sep 9 28% 58* >i Hdp 50c 6*(b) Sap 4 S«p 16 Sep 30 6* 6* fc Pac Li 50c 2*(b) WIS Am 1 30 2* *m 20c 5%TE(I) Oct
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      APPROVED ISSUES
      279 18 Cwgg «gM» Mtai One-tor tour ¥52 00 per tfiare Ex-date U 16 Books f*wr Jul 30 Accepting t Payment Sop 10 Mb tM Four-tor-fwe a W065 per start Ex-date M 25 Books dose: Au| 8 Acceptance 4 Payment Sep 17 Hit Kjp One-tor-two fe 10 80 per share
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      PROPOSED ISSUES
      585 18 Company Wights Imw Mb Pk Laid One-tor-two WO 65 per share Mm Tech One-tor-one >100 per share tout of $90 978m nomral amount of 3.5% Redeemable Unsecured Guaranteed Bonds 1991/96 with *****m detachable warrants on the bass of $2 nomral amount of Bonds tor every three exist** shares
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      RESULTS DUE
      373 18 Main Board Last Full Yaar Company Mod Dit« Ywr Not EFS &oo» Not mmd Mtof (cants) 6v pro* last yoar (1*000) Caraboi Interim Apr 27 Jul 91 12 6 20.<JTE(a) 38.911 Spore Land Interim May 4 Dec 91 12.6 10.0 44.6*1(1) long Mm| Interim Aug 2 Ok 91
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      WARRANTS: PREMIUMS AND GEARING
      867 18 Prices m at 29.0S.9I Conversion term frjmtmm' (iimrt) AmoMirl Qytlnif** using Company IS? Witt Start L«m C*r Ew l«th Cask CMftJuaa Mitts) «t*k rstis prico Mm $«4 W* VMM Burafl 115.2 0.160 0.670 1 00 1 00 73 4 19 30/06/94 34 ctt w V ">
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      COMPANY MEETINGS
      426 18 QflF UMb AGM at Shangn-La Hotel, Summit Room, Valley Wing, No 22 Orange Grove Road, Singapore 1025 on Friday, Aug 30, at 9am. Ifctdocfc (S) Ltd: 22nd AGM at 182 Pandan Loop, Singapore 0512 on Tuesday, Sep 3, at 3pm. Eu Yan Sang Hokftr«s Ltd: EGM at 38
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      RECORD HIGHS & LOWS
      187 18 RECORD HIGHS LOWS BT Composite Index ST Industrials Index 1991 h* 1333.08 (3/6/91) 1991 *****8 1591 tar 1022.52 (16/1/91) 1991 1149 08 {16 {12i 1990 tatft 1435.43 (16/7/90) 1990 1607 12 (27 3 1990 tar 981.07 (09/11/90) 1990 1079 50 1989 H* 1322.00 (28/12/89) 1909 1487.76 12 /W 1989 tar
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  • KUALA LUMPUR STOCK EXCHANGE
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      Lock icon Market rises following big gains in US, Japan
      875 19 Bernama SHARE PRICES in Kuala Lumpur closed higher yesterday on a technical rebound helped by sharp gains on Wall Street overnight and in Tokyo yesterday. The KLSE Composite Index climbed 10.42 points to 545.80 while the Industrial Index advanced 12.90 points to
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      3355 19 1991 Last Vol Day Net Cap High Low Company Sale "000 High Low P/E Smil INDUSTRIALS 245 165 A1SB 50» 189 4 8 189 185 46.1 193.9 560 310 ASM 50* 408 4 169 410 406 36.4 1675.4 600 280 Acidchem 505 7 40 505 505 217.1 685 192 Ajinomoto
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      238 19 BUSIIiESSnjOS TELEPHONE: 7 3 0-577 1/5772/5773 FAX: 734-4982 IN THE MATTER OF THE COMPANIES ACT. CAP. SO AND IN THE MATTER OF BALMORAL PARK DEVELOPMENTS (PTE.) LTD (In Members' Voluntary Liquidation) NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pursuant to Section 306(1) of the Companies Act. Chapter 50. that a Final General Meeting
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      1000 19 IN THE MATTER OF THE COMPANIES ACT. CAP. 50 PURSUANT TO SECTION 290(2)(b) end IN THE MATTER OF ASIA COMMODITY TRADERS (PTE) LTD (MEMBERS VOLUNTARY WINDING UP) At an Extraordinary General Meeting of the above named Company duly oonvened and held at 0001 Beach Road. #12-01 12-11 Golden Mile Tower.
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  • TOKYO STOCK EXCHANGE
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      Lock icon Hopes of lower interest rates inspire market
      2208 20 Reuter TOKYO STOCKS closed firmer yesterday. Hopes for easier credit rose on weak US GNP figures, rising bond prices, and a local land company filing for protection from creditors. Parliamentary testimony by ex-brokerage chiefs solidified the sense that the worst of the scandal
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  • STOCK EXCHANGE OF HONGKONG
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      Lock icon Stocks close easier in lacklustre trading
      1864 20 Reuter HONGKONG stocks finished easier yesterday in thin, lifeless trading focused on selected blue chips. Brokers said institutions continued their sell-oflf of trading giant Jardine Matheson on renewed concerns that it may soon delist from the Hong Kong Stock Exchange. "People are overreacting. Even
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  • REGIONAL STOCK MARKETS
    • Aussie stocks fall despite overseas gains
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        AUSTRALIA
        874 21 THE Australian share market closed virtually even for a second day yesterday after ignoring stronger performances on offshore markets. A pessimistic outlook for corporate earnings was again cited as the main factor locking trade into current levels. "It was a disappointing day given the Dow's strong rise overnight but
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        BANGKOK
        692 21 BLUE CHIPS' strong gains helped push the Thai stock index up in moderate trading yesterday. "The market prospects have become brighter since share prices have been sustained at this level for some days," a broker at Ekachart Finance and Securities Co said. The SET Index ended 8.44 points (1.2
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        MANILA
        532 21 SHARE PRICES closed mixed after profit-taking in Manila yesterday following Wednesday's surge, and investors shifted interest from blue chips to cheaper mining and oil stocks on hopes that the Senate would ratify a new bases treaty. The Manila Stock Exchange Composite Index eased 1.31 points to close at 1,024.68.
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        SEOUL
        874 21 SEOUL STOCKS declined little by little all day long to end lower yesterday in extremely slow and lethargic trading on a dearth of positive news. "Concerns about the increasing trade deficit surfaced again after the latest current and trade account deficit was released, discouraging investors," a Daewoo Securities broker
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        TAIPEI
        350 21 THE Taiwan stock index wavered narrowly before finishing slightly higher yesterday. Many dealers predicted the market will see a technical rebound soon. The weighted index ended 6.03 points higher at 4,358.95 compared with Wednesday's 4,352.92 close. Turnover was a thin NTS 15.29 billion against NTS 19.27 billion previously. Taipei
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        NEW ZEALAND
        241 21 NEW ZEALAND shares disregarded another all-time closing high on Wall Street to end slightly lower yesterday with price action concentrated on stocks that either have announced or are about to announce earnings data. Overall activity was minimal with brokers citing the northern holiday period and a lack of
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        BOMBAY
        54 21 THE Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE) was closed yesterday to enable brokers to complete pending settlement work, the exchange said. Trading resumes today. Chi Wednesday, the BSE index rebounded 13.91 points, or 0.77 per cent, to 1,827.59. The national index gained 5.59, or 0.65 per cent, to 868.59. The Jakarta
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        894 21 Close Previous Aug 29 AUSTRALIA All Ordinaries Index 1538.3 '540.9 -2.6 All Industrials Index 2352.2 2359.0 -6.8 All Resources Index 913.0 912.6 +0.4 Turnover (million) 144.3 71-1 +73 BANGKOK SET Index 693.21 684.77 +8.44 Turnover (billion bahl) 2.59 3.50 -0.91 JAKARTA Composite Index unav 313.93 MANILA Composite Index l,0 2L?2
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  • WORLD STOCK MARKETS
    • Dow hits new high on interest rate hopes
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        NEW YORK
        1456 22 US STOCK PRICES jumped sharply on Wednesday, with the Dow Jones Industrial Average surging past the record it set last week. Traders were cheered by what they saw as a growing prospect of declining interest rates in the wake of new government economic data. After slipping 14 points
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        LONDON
        896 22 DOUBTS about the strength of economic recovery pruned back early gains on the London Stock Exchange on Wednesday, but the market still closed slightly higher. The blue-chip Financial Times Stock Exchange 100-Share Index, which fell 20.9 points on Tuesday, closed 4.4 points higher at 2,624.2 on Wednesday. The narrower
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        FRANKFURT
        199 22 GERMAN shares closed with slim gains after a batch of mixed corporate reports and indications that inflation was slowing in Germany at least temporarily. Chemical majors ended slightly higher, after Bayer kicked off the firsthalf reporting season with a slight decline in group net profit which was better than
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        AMSTERDAM
        255 22 A CLUTCH of first-half results failed to generate momentum on the Amsterdam bourse on Wednesday though the market closed marginally higher. "This market has neither volume nor ideas," said a trader at Amsterdamse Commissairs Combinatie. The CBS Tendency Index of 40 major stocks ended at 91.3, up 0.1 points
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        163 22 FRENCH share prices ended virtually unchanged as modest profit-taking offset targeted buying in a handful of blue chips. The CAC-40 blue-chip index ended up 2.16 points or 0.12 per cent to 1,851.83 on volume of about two billion francs. Since its rise on Monday the gauge has fluctuated in
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        147 22 BUSINESS on the Milan bourse dwindled to a trickle as investors stayed away fearing the effects of an alleged 8 5-billion-lire stock fraud. Brokers estimated that turnover was even lower than Tuesday's 53 billion lire, no more than a third of a reasonable day's turnover. "People are scared (the
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        230 22 SWISS SHARES closed stronger as good demand for chemical group CibaGeigy led the market higher. Dealers said trading in other sectors was moderate and gains remained limited as interest rate worries dampened sentiment especially in banks and insurers. The All-Share SPI Index closed 4.5 points higher at 1,113.3, about
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        124 22 BELGIAN shares closed slightly lower in thin trading with oil major Petrofina accounting for almost one third of the day's trading volume. The BEL 20 Index of leading shares closed 0.32 per cent lower at 1,120.40 with 473 million francs worth of Belgian shares traded. Brussels Aug 28 Francs
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        343 22 LEADING share prices posted moderate gains in Johannesburg on Wednesday as investor interest trickled back into the market after two day's of slack trading. The JSE All-Share Index rallied to a dose of 3,394 from Tuesday's 3,371 finish, helped by a rise in the Industrial Index to 4,119 from
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        TORONTO
        254 22 NARROW-RANGE trading continued as Toronto stocks fluctuated within a five-point span during the day to end unchanged. "It's still looking like we're in this sideway trend," said Don Vialoux, vicepresident of research with Richardson Greenshields of Canada. The TSE-300 Composite Index closed near the day's high, up 3.96 at
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        124 22 Aug 28 Clote Previous NEW YORK Dow Jones 3,055.23 3,026.16 +29.07 S P 400 Midcap 131.98 131.07 +0.91 SAP 500 396.64 393.06 3.58 Turnover (million) 172.0 143.9 +28.1 LONDON Financial Times 30 2,053.9 2,050.0 3.9 FTSE 100 2,624.2 2,619.8 +4.4 Turnover (million) 507.3 318.2 +189.1 FRANKFURT DAX Index 1.647.50 1,647.12
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      1162 23 reports ASIA Tokyo: The dollar erased early gains in late Asian trade yesterday after meeting light selling out of Europe. "European traders tested the upside first but couldn't attract any buying interest so they decided to test the downside,"
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      388 23 Cross rates Aug 29 USS SS MS Dm Yen SFr A$ NZ$ USS 1.7200 2.7830 1.7405 156.75 0.5926 1.5190 1.2755 1.7391 SS 0.5814 1.6180 1.0119 0.7951 0.3445 0.8831 0.7416 1.0111 M$ 0.3593 61.80 0.6254 0.4914 0.2129 0.5458 0.4583 0.6249 Dm 0.5745 0.9882 1.5990 78.57 0.3405 0.8727 0.7328
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      529 23 Interbank rates S$ Bid Offer Overnight 5 3/8 5 1/2 1-month 5 3/16 5 5/16 2-month S 3/16 5 5/16 3-month 5 3/16 5 5/16 Overnight mode: 5-3/8 L'SS Bid Offer 7 days 5 5/8 5 3/4 1 month 5 11/16 5 13/16 2 months 5 5/8 5
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      Lock icon Japanese banks' forex dealers look beyond yen
      370 23 Reuter TOKYO Weary of trying to eke out higher foreign exchange revenue amid static dollar/yen trade, Japanese banks are looking to the mark and derivative products to take up the slack, bank managers say. "Forex revenue will show decreases because the yen has
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      Lock icon NZ futures exchange prefers London bid
      370 23 Reuter AUCKLAND The board of the New Zealand Futures and Options Exchange still recommends the proposed bid for the company from the London Futures and Options Exchange (FOX) despite a late offer from the Sydney Futures Exchange on Wednesday, NZFOE managing director Len Ward
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      1102 23 SIMEX nmniM Open High Low Sett Est Vol Op/Int Vol Sep 91 94.32 9434 94J2 94J3 19W ***** 1740 Dec 91 94.11 94.11 94.08 94.10 ***** ***** ***** Mar 92 94.12 94.13 94.10 94.12 3620 ***** 3260 Jun 92 93.79 93.83 93.79 93.82 1785 2294 800 Sep 92
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      Lock icon USSR break-up may spark more gold sales
      404 24 Crisis in the Soviet Union Reuter NEW YORK The dismantling of the Soviet Union, one of the world's largest gold producers, will probably spark more gold sales as the fledgling independent republics strive for economic stability, analysts say. Most industry sources say it
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      306 24 Reuter NEW YORK The breakup of the Soviet Union will hurt sugar prices because breakaway republics lack the hard currency needed to import and Cuban sugar previously absorbed under protocol agreements will make its way onto the world market, traders said.
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      Lock icon Tin slips one sen on lack of fresh buying
      835 24 REPORTS Bernama THE PRICE of tin closed one sen lower at MS 15.15 per kg on the Kuala Lumpur Tin Market yesterday despite a US$5 rise on the London Metal Exchange overnight. Dealers said there was little interest on the KLTM
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    1345 24 Rubber Aug 29 Noon Cloae Int 1 RSS Prompt Int t RSS Sep 91 Int 1 RSS Oct Int 2 RSS OP Int 3 RSS OP Int 4 RSS OP Int 5 RSS OP 139 00/140 .OON 139.00/140.00 140.00/140. SO 137.50/139. SON 136.50/138. SON 132.00/ I34.00N 128.00/I30.00N 139.00/140.00N 139.00/140.00
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      1115 24 BUSINESS TIMES TELEPHONE: 730-5771/5772/5773 FAX: 734-4982 R1 Bank BumiDflya U5570,000,000 Floating Rat* Notes due 1995 acting through its Cayman Islands Branch In accordance with the provision of the Notes, notice is hereby given that for the interest period from 30 August 1991 to 28 February 1992 the interest rates and
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      672 25  -  LETTER FROM CALIFORNIA By Elisabeth Dunham The restaurant that changed the way Americans eat turns 20 this weekend. Prices are not what they were at Chez Panisse, but Alice Waters' philosophy behind the fare remains the same: simplicity and quality. The high priestess of
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      MONEY CHANGER RATES
      151 25 As at 3pm yesterday: Local dollars to one unit of foreign currency Currencies Bid Offer Australian dollar 1.3431 1.3546 Canadian dollar 1.4905 1.5133 NZ dollar 0.9777 0.9926 Sterling pound 2.8924 2.9171 US dollar 1.7165 1.7205 Local dollars to 100 units of foreign currency Austrian schilling 13.92 14.13
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      78 25 Duration Title Venue Organiser Tel Duration Title Venue Organiser Td Aug 20-31 Izmir Turkey Izmir Fair *****150 Sep 4-7 Cattle Asia "91 Bangkok Conference *****66 International Organisation Intl Beef Exhibition Fair Dairy Cattle Management Sep 1-4 International Netherlands IConinklijke *****5591 Equipment Services Furniture Fair Nederlandse Technology Pie
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      315 25 Housing Developers' Association Malaysia presents A TWO-DAY NATIONAL HOUSING CONFERENCE on Venue: Saujana Ballroom, Hyatt Saujana Hotel Country Club, Subang Date 16th &17 Sept 1991 Monday Tuesday OFFICIAL OPENING BY: CLOSING ADDRESS BY: YAB ENCIK ABDUL GHAFAR BIN BAB A YB DR TING CHEW PEH Deputy Prime Minister of Malaysia
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      307 25 1 Opening for a sailor (8) U 5 These days accom- -JB. modating over a present- 3 I I I I I able youth (6) 9 Turning round, got I^l^ feature (6) LbJ ■HlliH HH 12 A bird that changes JU JHI song? (9) I 13 Precise demand (5) have
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      214 25 Singapore Outlook: Showers over a few areas in the late morning and early afternoon. Report Maximum temperature 31.4* C Assoc humidity 75% Minimum temperature 26.9 Assoc humidity 88% Hours of sunshine 2.30 Rainfall in mm Nil Rainfall this month 226.2 Rainy days this month 10 World report Asia-Pacific Hi/Lo* Cond.
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      51 25 Tnov dill picx uP SHRWP BOAT Fvr SnuGGULR S C©V€. PT 4 7" TjTvjN lobster par bay- onto -me. trau>uoß starfish "and mead r J H FOR tv*. lighthouse.. ruese vou will &O*RD -me F»sh«NG \PSTwS Sf*>PCX LORELEI" PvND JUMP OfF QUICKuy MIT v QtVtL'S R0CK....... basvTT EVE GST COLTOI
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    493 26 More corporate crises feared Reuter TOKYO Japanese property firm Maruko Inc filed for court protection from creditors and analysts say this could herald more corporate crises in Japan later this year. In what would mark the fifth biggest corporate failure in the post-war Japanese
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    Lock icon Only question of electoral system remains: Sihanouk
    400 26 Reuter PATTAYA Cambodian peace talks ended yesterday with only the question of the post-war electoral system undecided, Prince Norodom Sihanouk said. "The position of each side remains very firm, very uncompromising," said the former monarch, who chaired the talks between the Phnom Penh
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    Lock icon Sri Lankan president says law will take its course in his impeachment
    203 26 Reuter COLOMBO Sri Lankan President Ranasinghe Premadasa, facing impeachment by a group of opposition and government members of parliament, said yesterday that he would allow the law to take its course. "A resolution has been submitted to impeach
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    Singapore buys $3.4 m search-rescue system
    252 26  -  By Dexter Lee SINGAPORE After a delay of nearly two years, Singapore has finally bought a satellite-aided search and rescue system. The Marine Department and the Civil Aviation Authority of Singapore, the organisations responsible for sea and air search and rescue operations respectively in
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    Lock icon Japan's Miti aims to boost imports
    358 26 Ministry asking for more funds to do so in its budget request Reuter TOKYO The Ministry of International Trade and Industry (Miti) has announced it would seek more funds to encourage imports and promote foreign investment in Japan in its budget request for fiscal
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    FELS delivers third rig to US firm Sante Fe
    214 26  -  By Magdalene Phang SINGAPORE Rig builder Far East Levingston Shipbuilding yesterday delivered the US$lOO million (SSI7I million) Galaxy I to its owner Santa Fe International Corporation of the US. Billed as the "world's most capable harsh environment jack-up oil rig", the
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    Arco Chemical postpones Asia-Pac investment plans
    262 26  -  By Lilian Ang SINGAPORE US-based Arco Chemical, which officially opened its US$l4 million (Ss24 million) regional technical centre yesterday, has decided to postpone plans for further investments in the Asia-Pacific region because of the current industry slowdown. Mr Alan Hirsig, president and chief executive
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    Lock icon Esso, SRC refineries partly shut next month
    176 26 Reuter SINGAPORE Planned partial shutdown by Exxon Corp's Esso Singapore Pte Ltd and Singapore Refining Co Pte Ltd (SRC) in September will cut total local industry throughput by about 140,000 barrels per day (bpd), industry sources say. SRC will shut from Sep 7
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    Lock icon Mexico, Chile, Peru ask to join Apec again
    138 26 AFP SEOUL Mexico, Chile and Peru renewed yesterday their petition to join the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (Apcc) forum, saying the entrance of China and Taiwan should open the way for the three Latin-American countries. China, Taiwan and Hongkong, dubbed the "three Chinas,"
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      Orient Express adds second ship to Madras route
      405 27  -  By Magdalene Phang SINGAPORE Encouraged by the success of its initial foray into the SingaporeMadras trade sector, Dubaibased Orient Express Lines (OEL) will add another ship on this route. The new vessel, the Orient Express, which will begin operating to Madras on
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      Livestock carrier salvaged
      250 27 SINGAPORE Homegrown Hua Feng Ocean Engineering has completed its first salvage job the refloating of livestock carrier Condor from the depths of the Eastern Anchorage. The Condor sank after colliding with Japanese tanker La Plata Maru on Aug 18 last year. The salvage job follows a Port
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      Safari members extend term for 5 more years
      284 27  -  By Dexter Lee SINGAPORE The five member lines of the Safari consortium, which plies between the Far East and South Africa, have agreed to extend their partnership for another five years from Jan 1 next year. This was disclosed in a statement
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      1222 27 Page Col ABC Containerline 12 1 Accord Group 8 1-3 Aeropak 16 2 AFS 15 2 Ahrenkiel Liner 16 4 Allied-Link 16 4/5 Anglo Orient 16 1/2 ANL 3 1/2 •APL 5 3 A.P.C. Lines 13 5 A cWarehousing 15 4 Arrow Int 9 4 Asian Break-Bulk
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      Borneo Shipping clinches deal to represent LA port
      492 27  -  By Magdalene Phang SINGAPORE Borneo Shipping, an Inchcape group member, beat 11 other local agents to clinch a deal to rep-' resent the port of Los Angeles in the Asean region. Mr KC Tan, who was appointed by Borneo Shipping to act
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      Lock icon Delta in initial talks with Continental
      179 27 Reuter CHICAGO USAir Group Inc said on Wednesday it is in talks with Continental Airlines but declined to say whether the two might be considering a merger. "We sent a message to employees yesterday," Said USAir spokesman David Shipley, who characterised the talks as
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        More ships, cargo at Panamanian ports
        133 28 PANAMA CITY The amount of cargo and ship arrivals registered at Panamanian ports increased during the first seven months this year, the La Prensa newspaper reported on Wednesday. In the period from January to July, Panamanian ports registered a total of 1.63 million tonnes,
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        Burlington signs pact with union
        64 28 FORT WORTH, Texas Burlington Northern Inc's Burlington Northern Railroad said on Wednesday that it reached agreement with the United Transportation Union on new "crew-consist" provisions covering the southern two-thirds of the railroad. The agreement is subject to ratification by the union's membership, and details will
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        Altamont to build gas pipeline
        74 28 WASHINGTON Altamont Gas Transmission Co, a consortium of Tenneco Inc, Amoco Corp's Canada unit, and Entech Inc, said yesterday that the US Federal Energy Regulatory Commission approved construction of a pipeline to transport Canadian natural gas. Altamont said it will build the 30-inch (76 cm)
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        River Mersey oil slick reported
        61 28 LONDON The Coast Guard on Wednesday reported an oil slick in the River Mersey, between Salisbury Dock and Langton Dock, about 1.25 nautical miles long and 150 metres wide, Lloyds Shipping Intelligence Service said. Rescue services said the oil outflow, from an underwater source, had
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        Sea Architect being towed
        92 28 SAN FRANCISCO A 183-metre ship that burned off the California coast as it headed for Japan with a load of zinc and lead powder was towed into San Francisco Bay, the US Coast Guard said on Wednesday. Two crewmen on the vessel, the Sea Architect, were
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        HAL Inc to be restructured
        79 28 HONOLULU HAL Inc said on Wednesday that shareholders approved a financial restructuring under which NWA Inc's Northwest Airlines buys a 25 per cent stake in the airline company. Under the restructuring, Security Pacific National Bank, the company's primary lender, exchanges more than US$55 million (5594.7
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      DAILY FREIGHTS
      1063 28 FREIGHT rates for Capesize vessels on Wednesday continued to recover due to strong demand for ore and coal in the autumn and limited supply in this particular size class, dry cargo brokers said. As the Baltic Freight Index rose five points to 1,526 all but one Capesize route
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      Lock icon Phone thieves strike US firms
      1788 28  -  A new wave of electronic fraud has saddled US corporations with phone bills that run into thousands of dollars, reports Edmund Andrews Edmund Andrews NYT A GROWING epidemic of telephone fraud is leaving companies and other organisations with bills for hundreds of thousands of dollars
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      VERITAS BUNKER QUALITY REPORT
      586 28 Carbon Aug 26 DcrnityMater Residue Art Wumwum Sodroent M/M Exxon KG/M*31 V/V M/M M/M PPM method tSO/Omac Mti~ Spec E25 99lTo OlO 30* 0 10* Spec 635 ***** 18 0 0 15 30* 010* Northern Eirop* 180 Ave 9810 3 12 7 0 06 6 0
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      THE SHIPPING GUIDE
      12120 36 This is a list of ships loading e at Singapore for ports around the world. It tabulates, by destination, the name of the 5 ship, the shipping line in- volved and the estimated a dates of arrival and departure k from the Port of Singapore. Advanced dates
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        AT CONVENTIONAL WHARVES
        666 43 in* Hi Berth jnW Pgartgi Marina TtfTniuJ 1 BatamMaiu *****1 M05 alongside 29 08/2300 Batam Sayang *****1 M04 alongside 2908/2300 Brastag 1 34/91 M02 atongsxle 30.08/2300 Garuda G14 M04 alongside 2908/2300 Hamdah 20/91 M02 alongside 29 08/2300 Hbgyvng 162 1/91 M04 alongside 29 08/2100 Johan 3 309A91
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        CONTAINER SCHEDULE
        872 43 RECEIVING OF EXPORT FCL CONTAINERS AND LCL CARGO Record Booknj/Batance Rsfts Slip Voy No Etb/Btr Period From To From Ag uy 14B 30/1*00 1 29/1500 29/1659 29/1900 Ad Goncharov ***** 31/1100 2 29/1700 30/0659 30/0900 4 30/1200 30/1459 30/1700 9108 01/0700 1 29/1500 29/1659 29/1900 2 29/1700 30/0659
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      Lock icon Subway driver in NY crash may have been drinking
      378 44 Reuter NEW YORK The driver of a speeding Manhattan subway train that jumped its tracks on Wednesday, killing five people and injuring about 150, had a high level of alcohol in his blood, New York police sources said. Police had earlier
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      Lock icon Plane hits air pocket
      106 44 Reuter HAMILTON, Bermuda An American Airlines jet made an emergency landing in Bermuda on Wednesday after an air pocket sent the plane plunging 350 metres, injuring about 30 people, passengers said. About 170 people were aboard flight 1473 from New York's Kennedy airport to San Juan,
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      Lock icon Alaska and US govt agree on oil spill award
      166 44 AP WASHINGTON Alaska and the federal government reached a new agreement on Wednesday on how to divide any damage award from the nation's largest oil spill. The pact, which will allow continued cooperation in prosecuting Exxon for 1989's 40 million litre
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      Lock icon Bigger Soviet role in aircraft industry forecast
      293 44 AP LONDON The Soviet Union, freed from the shackles of communism, is likely to emerge as a force in the international aircraft industry, an expert with the respected Jane's Information Group said on Wednesday. "It is strange to see the all-powerful, entrenched Soviet
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      Lock icon Colombia blames US for near collision
      154 44 Reuter BOGOTA, Colombia Colombia's Civil Aviation Department said on Wednesday a US military aircraft was to blame for a near collision with a Colombian airliner. Colombian authorities also disclosed that US military planes have been involved in surveillance flights over south-western Colombia, seeking clandestine
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      292 27 SSWEE HENG METAL CO PTE LTD 13. TUAS AVE 14 S4WGAPO«£ 22M. TELEX R3 20«7i SMMC«. TEL: Ml M3S(SknM| TELIMI: »1 M»«n®»Ol StXJKMXTK* m rass wfttll IlUi l l El»c*K tartd* ■09 iilnum m« hbb Tcrqu* MALAYSIA Commtm IHAMjM* WOWMA OtaMt ALPO rim Iff n*i 5 ConUHMf nW SliM fin
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      31 27 Container Schedule 11 Daily Frwghts 2 Index to Advertiser? 1 Sf*ppmg Guide 10.11 Ships n Port I? Singapore Tides 17 Transport ftarj 3 Veritas Report 2 Weather and Sea Conditions 17
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      85 28 Bto all our valued customers DASA LINES (P.T. DAMAR SEGARA AGUNG LINES) ji are pleased to announce that with effect from Ist September 1991 our agents in Singapore j will be EVERSTAR SHIPPING CO. (PTE) LTD jj 133 North Bridge Road #17-01/02 Chinatown Point, Singapore 0105. Tel: *****88 Fax: *****16/*****66
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      2021 29 TRANSPORT DIARY Sepl 4-6: Seminar on Commercial Shipping. L/C and Cargo Claims of International Trade Specific Issues, Contextual Practice and Operational Process, organised by Facs World at Carlton Hotel. Sept 12-13: Seminar on Shipbroking and Chartering II Terms, Negotiation and Fixing, organised by Facs World at Carlton Hotel. Sepl 14-18:
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      1557 29 pQEHuaaaaa TWO SAILINGS TO HONG KONG JAPAN Marie Maersk V9lOB eta Sin 3/9/91 Laust Maersk V9llO eta Sin 2/9/91 Vmmi Voy ETA 1 ETC FeeOer by 1 DESTINATIONS Singapore Merkur Delta to TNa week Maria Maerak 9106 jKQ^CS o/q (vv)C hRS Port HIH I^HI CFS 2/9 2359 HRS Keiang Penang
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      706 30 BEABPAC SERVICE DBECT SOUTH PACIFIC SERVICE SIN NOU SUV PPT IS LA FLOREANA 2509E8 4/0 19/9 22/0 27/0 ALSO ACCEPTING CARGO VIA SUVA TO: LAUTOKA. PAGO PAGO. APIA t NUKUALOAFA DWECT CHILE/ SOUTH AMERICAN SERVICE SIN lOQ ANF VAP CLX ISLA FLOREANA 2509E8 4/0 10/10 11/10 18/10 17/10 ALSO ACCEPTING
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      339 31 STRAITS/ JAPAN/ STRAITS SERVICE LOADING FOR BANGKOK/ V6k6fIAMA TRONO V7B ETA STORE IN PT ETA BANGKOK 31/8/91 ETA YOKOHAMA 10/9/91 LOADING FOB TOKYO/YOKOHAMA I COSMIC PIONEER Vl6 ETA SPORE 4/9/91 ETA PK 6/9/91 ETA TOKYO 20/9/91 ETA YOKOHAMA 22/9/91 IMLintermaritime SOUTHERN AFRICA SERVICE DIRECT MONTHLY SAILINGS KK SPORE PK PI
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      589 32 MSiilil CR NBR **********0-0 EXPRESS SEMI-CONTAINERSNIP SERVICE TO EUROPE m/VOY ISTOK MMM/MMM H'BUDG BREMEN WHOP KUTAI/ ?3W6 1/9 9/11 15/10 19/10 22/10 MATMMI/30WB 7/10 1/11 14/11 11/11 21/11 FAST TRANSIT TIME ACCEPTING BREAKBULK/CONTAINERISED CARGO Subject to Mucmmal Atao •OMftftof cargo to CaMblanca, Port SaM, Port Alexandria. Qonoa. Trtooto. ALSO ACCEPTING
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      1056 32 I >1. >C/ HANJIN SHIPPING In-— I.™ KTM AM HAM MV m i FmW Wt IVK LINE HAU. LGB OAK I uamum nam urn AUW 5 W To TTo 55Tq sr /q HANJM VANCOUVE* 006E 31/1 ORECT 23/9 28/» 3/9 19/9 20/9 21/9 21/9 22/9 23/9 MSf 3/9 EU2ABETH 001E
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      1699 33 NEPTUNE AGENCIES PTE LTD SINGAPORE TEL *****77 (CR NO: **********0E) V BOOKINGS: NEPTUNELINKTEL *****00 USA SERVICE *****16 TERMINAL OFFICE *****22 UK/EUROPE SERVICE *****19 DOCUMENTATION DEPT: *****44/*****14 AfiL AUST/INDIW SERVICE: *****18 CFS K27 EXPORT *****5^202b04 FAR EAST SERVICE *****48 CFS K27 IMPORT *****69^*****50 K MO3) E Kelang-(03) *****87. Penang-(04) *****0. J.Bahru-(07)
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      1012 33 &SINSOV 1 SINGAPORE SOVIET SHIPPING CO PRIVATE LTD BOOKMG: *****51/ *****64/ *****59 (FESCO LINE) ENQUKIES: *****33 MARINE INSURANCE SERVICE: *****87/ *****(7 KL: 03-*****75/697 PORT KEIANG: *****43/ *****40 PENANG: *****4/ *****8 JOHORE BAHRU: *****1/ *****1 (REGULAR INDEPENDENT SERVjCE) j v %11A I nl ft! fl I I FULL CONTAINERSHIP SERVICES EASTKMO—OBCHOOGWG
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      1618 34 K** iv ICR No: **********0 M) V W VVI AS AGENTS: KAWABAKI SINGAPORE (PTE) LTD I W li 1 TEL: *****77 TELEX: KAWAKI R*****5 FAX: *****07/8/9 UV I W*J MALAYSIA: "K" LINE MARITIME (MALAYSIA) SDN BHD TEL: SA *****00 PK *****01/5 PENANG *****5 JB *****1. KAWASAKI KISEN KAISHA, LTD Indonesia:
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      1197 34 PHILI-OMCNT UN€S PT€ LTD r r 108 Robinson Road #07-00 GMG Building Singapore 0106 T»l: *****22/*****69/*****00 Talax: RS ***** PHILI FAX: *****76/*****38 BY AIR, LAND OR SEA.... WE TAKE ON THE WORLD FOR YOU jm. QgjO MEMBER OF SINGAPORE FREIGHT FORWARDERS ASSOCIATION 3 SEP MONTREAL, OTTAWA, TORONTO, 5 SEP OUBAI,
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      1538 35 5233?^®MM pacific international lines (PTE) ltd g mmmmrn fg P)L Building, 140 Cecil Street #0300, Singapore 0106; I IBANGKOK J VESSEL VOY SIN JKT SIN JESMI L VOV SIN BKK SJN BUNQA TERATAI 353 1/t 3/9 6/9 JENLINK UN 2/9 3/9 9/9 EDEN 361 3/9 5/9 10/9 PEGASUS PROGRESS M2N
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      1161 35 fBEN LINE CONTAINERS LTD A I 200 Cantonment Road Tel: *****22 I #13-05 Southpoint Fax: *****63 I Singapore 0208. Telex: RS ***** i EXPRESS CONTAINER SERVICE TO UK/CONTINENT VESSEL VOY NOS SPORE LEHAVRE ROTTERDAM S'HAMPTON HAMBURG GOTHENBURG FRANCE HOLLAND UK GERMANY/SCAN SWEDEN Bunga Pefrrai" 290 In Pt 14/9 15/9 17/9
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      533 35 iggb MYANMA \pßßk FIVE STAR LINE (Myanmar National Una) Loading for Yangon (Rangoon) Spore P.KIf P»n P.Gdf MYOMAYWA VIMM S«M S*kd In ft PMYA VII6W UM 3/5 S«p m Pt AVA VIIOW 8/7 Up HP* AN VIS7W 15/17 Sap PAGAN VI7SW 21/23 S*p 'sg> THE BANK UNI (A Mnrica of
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      713 38 TO AUSTRALIA/NEW ZEALAND [~wi Tiki Frwn llMb Syd Uuck INK If CHALM ■una 277 10/J l«/» 23/9 2775 3/10 5/10 6/10 C. WKOikK 271 2VJ 2/10 7/10 12/10 If/10 22/10 ANTWERPfN 279 19/10 27/10 1/U 5/11 10/11 12/11 13/11 MARTHA I2U 14/11 21/11 26/11 1/12 7/12 J/12 10/12 TO USA/CANADA
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      882 38 EXPORTS TO HONGKONG, TAIWAN 4 JAPAN "TWICE WEEKLY" MALACCA STRAITS SERVICE OUTBOUND VOY PKL PEN )KT SIN MWL HK6 K*o Kg TTO HK NGO KO» II VtSSEL VOY~ SIN PKI FtH 1W «W ACX LOTUS 168 "301 29 8 39 7.8 8 8 13.9 148 11.8 IS 8 TW CHOtUS
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      213 38 PERUSAHAAN PELAYARANj W? KALIMANTAN DIRECT WEEKLY SERVICE TO JAKARTA/TG. PRIOK Vessel ETA/ETD DESTINATION NIAGA 42 Voy 14/91 29/30 Au| Jakarta Palembanj NIAGA XXI Voy 19/91 2/3 Sep Jakarta/Palembani i NIAGA XXI Voy 20/91 5/6 Sep Jakarta/PaJembanf I NIAGA 42 Voy 15/91 9/10 Sep Jakarta/Palembam NIAGA XXI Voy 20/91 12/13 Sep
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      1430 38 flea taisW H a J l CHINA OCEAN SHIPPING COMPANY w full container unee service mums worn: SHGAPOKES GENERAL AGENTS M smsmmp PTE ITO K—t IoT SKKi W gag/ft* m-mjm j gg.*m GUAN GUAN SHIPPING SDN BHD CR NO U*****0000M J£ U* 3 l 111/14 P KLWtG TEL: 36W206/7, *****55
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      511 39 GUARANTEED CONSOL TO:KEELUNG/KAOHSRJNG 5.9.91 HONG KONG 5.9.91 BUSAN 5.9.91 BANGKOK 4.9.91 EUROPE 7.9.91 TOKYO/KOBE/YOKOHAMA 8-9.91 USA 10-9.91 AUCKLANO 12.9.91 FREMANTLE 11.9.91 SYDNEY/MELBOURNE 6.9.91 FOR BOOKING PLEABE CALL AT OUR HOTLINE 538-0155 8 LINES) FAX: *****92 PLEAS! CONTACT CAJNC TAN, KATHLYN TAY, SOPHIA BAY OR KAMH SIM FAST DRECT REGULAR SERVICE
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      487 39 (SI RICHFIELD MARINE AGENCIES (S) PTE LTD St TEL: *****33 (12 UIMS) =1 FAX: *****15/*****03 p TELEX: RS ***** RISHIP (3 Lln«s) ETHIOPIAN WW UB (National Lines of Ethiopia) ACCEPTING FCL AND CONVENTIONAL VESSEL |VOY ETA LOADING FOB SPORE ANDINET 24W8 In Pt DARESSALAAM MOMBASA, DJIBOUTI ASSAB MASSAWA ABYOT 25W8
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      710 39 SEAWARD SHIPPING AND TRADING CO (SI PTE LTD ETA ET* ETA STORE PORT KEI AUG PENANG |/9 Pnrt Loading for Male fvX Mih HUDHU 10/9 Loading (or Calcutta OOUHN 12/, Loading For Mate MOW* SUPREME U/J Loading For Malt DOMKUU4 15/J Loaded For Fehwaru PROGRESS ÜBHTY 20/9 Loading for Maldives
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      820 39 NANA BHUM IOtS 31/S 3/9 MAM BHUM# 72N Swi I/» W* DASA t (4 4/9 7/9 CHAIYA MUM#* 2IN Sun 1/9 Wad 4/9 wana mm 107* 7/9 u/» nanta bhum wi tw s/9 Sun t/» MSA 11/» U/« CHAIYA BHUM# 22N Sat 7/9 Tw 10/S SURABAYA maha bhum# ?jn sm
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      1317 40 MAC-NELS S'PORE IMPORT: *****02 I PENANG: (04) *****6 J. BAHRU: (07) *****2 Kit (088) *****0 MEDAN: (061)*****2 P.KELANG: (03) *****77 JAKARTA: (21) *****32 KUCHING: (082) *****3 SURABAYA:(3I) *****0 T I COLOMBO'S. AFRICA I PEN PK SIN PEN PK SIN Colombo 7/9 8/9 9/9 i 45 /9 6/9 7/9 ldn/Fl*/Rdm/Ant Durban/Pt
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      302 40 BLUE STAR LINE TO FROM NEW ZEALAND AND T/S TO FIJI TO AND FROM NEW ZEALAND PORTS SIN NPL ML LVT SIN PROSPECT 14S 14/9 M/ 9 WW NPI 2t/9 15/10 MANOAMA 0504 21/9 3/10 VIA MPI 5/10 22/10 PREMIER 14S 29/9 11/10 NPI 13/10 30/10 FULLY CONTAINERISED SAILINGS DISCHARGING
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      893 40 THONG SOON LINES PTE. LTD. 77 ROBINSON ROAD #15-00, #16-00 SIA BUILDING SINGAPORE 0106 TEL: *****88 FAX NO: *****11, *****22 WBfEm TLX: R S ***** CARRIER, RS ***** JENHOL CABLE: TOSOCO CONVENTIONAL/CONTAINER I CONTAINER SERVICES SINGAPORE TO WEST MALAYSIA SINGAPORE TO WEST MALAYSIA VESSEL Ivor leta Inn rasa wf urn
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      295 40 NVOCC FRATA CONTAINER LINES ARE PROUD TO OFFER OUR CONSOUDATIOKS TO A NDER VARETY OF PORTS. PORTS FREQUENCY/NTH ETA SM TRANSIT TME AUCKLAND 3 SAUNGS 12/9 14 DATS BANGKOK 4 SAUN6S 1/9 3 DAYS CALCUTTA 4 SAAJN6S 30/1 5 DAYS CNTTAGONG 4 SAILINGS 31/1 5 DAYS COLOMBO 3 SAUNGS 7/9
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      811 41 \ET^^companl3^eruan^^^ OE VAPORES "PERUVIAN STATE LINE" ACCEPTMG BREAKBULK/FCL/SOC CARGOES TO/FROM CALLAO, MATARANI, HO* OTHER PERUVIAN PORTS* WITH T/S AT KOBE ON CPV THROUGH BILL OF LADING. Ptnang* f. Kalang Singapora Elh» SHAPLAEVERETT 01/09 Sapt 10/11 Sapt THOMASEVERETT 02/03 Oct 04/05 Oct 01/09 Oct KARABEVERETT 011 "EVERETT ORIENT LINE" JAPAN/BAY OF
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      501 41 r m Ivoy IrrqKhKMWJO B tat B hrc »ri~~| aiSYWcv i2x am* m/io a/is n/io »/i» si/ia BM fiENOVH UK 14/1 ZN HIM 14/11 n/10 27/11 H/ll 11/1* HKUOUH 21* 21/1 BNMBBCA 23/11 1/11 Vll 7/11 1/11 WALOAiUM HI 30/1 ZM MCMCA 23/11 1/U VU 7/11 Vll A<cM«m c«n to
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      602 41 MULTI-MOOE SHUVIHB PTC LTD I MIDDLE-EAST/PERSIAN GULF ACCCmNQ FCL/LCL DUBAI. DAMMAN. SHAKIAH. DOHA MUSCAT. BAHRAIN. ABU DHABI. BANOAR ABBAS. It DO AH FAR EAST ACCEPTING PCL/LCL PENANG. P/KELANG. JAKARTA BANGKOK. HONG KONG. TAIWAN. JAPAN. MANILA. KOREA UK/EUROPE ACCEPTING PCL/LCL LONDON. FELIXSTOWE. LEEDS, TILBURY. ABEROEEN. LE HARVE. HAMBURG. ROTTERDAM, ANTWEP. GOTHENBURG.
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      576 41 "W PERINTIS LINE I 1 ACCEPTING ALL FCL CARGOES BETWEEN SINGAPORE JAKARTA SURABAYA VESSEL VOY SIN JKT SBY PRASETIA 193 A 31/08 03/09 PELOPOR 1003 31/08 03/09 DERAJAT 952 03/09 06/09 PRASETIA 195 A 05/09 08/09 PELOPOR 1004 07/09 10/09 TANTO UTAMA 189 IN PT 02/09 TANTO UTAMA 191 08/09
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      361 41 SIN FM EAST 9/9 KEELUNG/KAOHSIUNG 8/9 BANGKOK 6/9 MANILA/CEBU 6/9 JAKARTA/BELAWAN/SURABAYA 7/9 PORT KELANG/PENANG/E. Malaysia 8/9 BUSAN 9/9 TOKYO/YOKO/KOBE/NGO/OSA 4/9 HONG KONG SIN MM 4/9 GUANGZHOU/HUANGPU/SHENZHEN FUZHOU/XIAMEN/SHANTOU DALIAN/SHANGHAJ/XINGANG TIANJIN/QWGDAO/HAIKOU also accepting LCI cargo SjN EMOPt/BK 7/9 LDN/FLX/LVP/SOU 7/9 RDM/HAM/ANT/LE HAVRE/GENOA/OSLO also accepting cargo to Austria/ Hungary/Roumama/Poland/Bulgaria/Czech. SIN USA/CAMP* 6/9 LOS
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      872 42 BU FIL CONTAINER SERVICE PTE LTD MADRAS CALCUTTA BANGKOK VI Sm/MADWA» VOL OIN/CALCUTTA VIL OIN/OANOKOK SM MM SM SM CAL SM SM KK NOT AVAUMi 30-31/ M 00-00/09 14-15/09 NEXT AVA&ABU JO-Jl/OO *(-10/09 11-17/09 NUT AMIABLE hft 31/01 Jl-31/00 05-00/09 14-14/09 OS-M/09 12-17/09 23 24/09 31/00 03/09 10-11/09 17-19/09 29-20/09
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      524 42 Eon term I CONTERM FREIGHT (F.E.) PTE LTD. GUARANTEED WEEKLY CONSOLIDATION FREMANTLE 3 SEPT ALSO ACCEPTMG CARGOES TO:PORT VESSEL ETA NEXT BANGKOK CONTERM P. PROGRESS 3/9 10/9 JAKARTA CONTERM EDEN 3/9 10/9 PENANG CONTERM A BHUM 1/9 1/9 PORT KELANG CONTERM SEROJA 31/1 7/9 EUROPE CONTERM HJ. OAKLANO 3/9 S/9
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      549 42 CLU! coniuw mTEßmonn[\ PLCL/FCL SERVICE FROM H H fift operelee ow 60C tsrmlnslß/offlosß In U.S.A. J I Inß flß\ 'I CUMmimttmoym 56,000tractor*«trucks. V I I 11 flJflfssivosoYor points In USA V UP "SPirm f General Agant* \lK r V^7IMM7/iMK db PENANQ KL: allied-LINK SINGAPORE: /^f^vN m 04-*****2 03-*****55 778 6522(22
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      410 42 1 M 1 MANILA ETA VIGOUR PACIFIC **NB 31/8 VIGOUR SINGAPORE BKB ]_2 BANGKOK 1/9 8/9 BUSAN 3/916/9 HOWGKOWG 3/9 16/9 DURBAN/PT LOUIS 17/9 28/9 KEELUNG 2/9 9/9 U.S.A. 2/9 9/9 J PT. KELAHG 2/8 8/9~ KOBE 1/9 8/9 PIRAEUS 2/9 12/9 OSAKA 4/9 11/9 JAKARTA 3/9 5/9 SURABAYA 3/9
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      347 43 vQc vQc Oc vO c vQc vQcvQc U VAN OMMEREN CETECO GROUP V > TRANSPORT DIVISION 0 VOTAINER CONSOLIDATION SERVICES: > THE ONLY CONSOLIDATOR WITH WORLDWIDE NETWORK V J Weekly FCL/LCL Services To/From V USA EUROPE FAR EAST > Ballimore:Volainer Consolidation Services Hamburg: Van Ommeren Hamburg GmbH. S'pore Van Ommeren
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      645 43 Nedlloyd MEDITERRANEAN 1992 V Nedlloyd Lines NEDLLOYD SERVES YOU BETTER f HEW ZEAUND/FIJI -J I *r mT fw" S"fc«T« Auckland Fiji(A) Nrtymouth(A) Timani Lytt«lton(B) Dmdn(B) Napier MtCn|ton(C) Tauranga N Rotterdam/9121 30/8 2/9 30/8 30/8 3/9 6/9 20/9 23/10 22/9 23/9 24/9 24/9 25/9 26/9 27/9 N Rosarn/9122 9/9 12/9 10/9
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      838 44 CHARTPOINT Every Saturday in Business Times HYUNDAI A MERCHANT MARINE CO. LTD. EASTBOUND FEEDER TO PACIFIC SOUTH-WEST TO PACIFIC WORTH-WEST FEEDER VOY Ml PKE SW UNEHAUL VOY LBH OAK SEA L* HAIR. VOY TCM/SEA PTL NAN HAI 203 Oil 26/08 27/01 29/01 H EXPLORER 42E 23/09 2«/09 21/09 HARBOUR BROGE
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      253 44 PASIR GUDANG/SINGAPORE TWICE WEEKLY SAILINGS (TUEASAT) VESSEL VOV P.GUDANG S'PORE JOSINDO SATU 029$ 30/S 31/8 030S 02/9 03/9 031S 06/9 07/9 032S 09/9 10/9 033$ 13/9 14/9 034S 16/9 17/9 RASIR GUDANG SINGAPORE (07) *****0/*****1 (02)534-0042 m SIN-PASIR GUOANG-SIN CONTAINER SERVICE VESSEL SIN PG SIN SEA ADMIRAL 31/8 31/8 1/9
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      517 44 CHARTPOINT Every Saturday in Business Times l| NC PEN ANG every TUESDAY POR MR I I ft R%LANG every SATURDAY |slllr Freight Management Singapore Penang Port Kelang Phone: *****11 *****8 *****98 Fax: *****59 *****8 *****88 EXPORTTO^^^^ UK/CONTINENT Hwtwi to [»IW|K lata. g Matia iraK S T0« HIM ITMM UN NMi.
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