The Business Times, 16 September 1991

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    10 1 Business Times MCI (P) 16/12/90 Monday, September 16, 1991 75'
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  • NEWS SUMMARY
    • Article
      Iran wants Opec talks to lead to US$21-a-barrel oil
      79 1 LONDON Iran wants Opec talks later this month to set oil output levels which will put prices on track for US$2l a barrel, without leaving the market in short supply. Iranian Oil Minister Gholamreza Aqazadeh said yesterday, "It is part of
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      Porsche to retrench, change management
      36 1 BONN German car maker Porsche intends to lay off hundreds of workers and change management in the wake of decreased profits, Der Spiegel magazine said in an article to appear today.
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      Plans for NEC plant
      39 1 NEC of Japan, the world's largest semi-conductor maker, is preparing its Singapore plant for more high-technology products. This includes a possible technology transfer from Japan to make 16-megabyte DRAM chips in the Republic. Page 2
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      KL trade seen jumping
      41 1 MALAYSIA'S total external trade is projected to treble from US$5B.5 billion to U*****.5 billion between 1991 and the year 2000, International Trade and Industry Deputy Minister Chua Jui Meng said in New York last week Page 8
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      Gatt accord expected
      30 1 TRADE ministers from countries controlling nearly twothirds of global commerce said on Saturday they were increasingly confident a world trade accord would finally be clinched Page 10
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      Calling on Kazakhstan
      42 1 WHILE Senior Minister Lee Kuan Yew shares his experience on economic management with Kazakhstan this week, the TDB and businessmen in his delegation will be out to find out what the re-form-minded Soviet republic has to offer Page 13
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      Art aids business
      27 1 ONCE the bastion of the philanthropy or office beautification departments, art and artists are the latest employee development tool in the US. Page 19
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      Balkan's S'pore plan
      28 1 STATE-OWNED Balkan Bulgarian Airlines plans to start passenger flights from Sofia to Singapore with a possible extension to Australia in future. Shipping Times Page 1
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  • MARKETS SUMMARY
    • Article
      Inchcape profit falls
      37 1 PLAGUED BY declining demand in most of its businesses, Inchcape Berhad has turned in a weak $20.42 million in interim net earnings, down 44 per cent from the equivalent period in FY9O Page 3
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      SAe interim earnings
      24 1 A SUBSIDIARY'S start-up costs and higher taxes weakened Singapore Aerospace's group profitability for the first half of the year Page 3
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    • Article
      Control of Fairfax
      42 1 AUSTRALIA is to limit foreign control of the debt-ridden John Fairfax Pty Ltd media group to 20 per cent, but a successful foreign bidder would be allowed to raise overseas finance for the remaining 80 per cent Page 4
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      Receivership fears fade
      27 1 FEARS of imminent receivership faded at Brent Walker last Friday after its lead banks said efforts to find a solution would continue Page 4
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      Barclays to advise IHD
      33 1 HONGKONG-BASED Sheraton Asia Pacific Corporation and IHD Holdings have appointed Barclays Bank as the financial adviser for the groups' hotel and commercial complex development in Kuala Lumpur Page 6
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      Bankruptcies in Japan
      47 1 THE bankruptcy toll from the collapse of Japan's financial "bubble" rose sharply in August to a monthly record of 1,065 billion yen and was highlighted by the 430 billionyen failure of the Egawa Restaurant run by the mystic-cum-stock investor, Ms Nui Onoue Page 6
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      STOCK INDICES
      28 1 Friday Change BT-MGA 690.87 -2.64 Kuala Lumpur ....544.66 -4.95 Tokyo 23,134.43 +604.23 Hongkong 3,974.12 +4.02 Sydney 1567.8. -1.3 New York 2985.69 -22.14 London 2625.8 2 -16.1
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      CURRENCIES
      23 1 Fiftting* rates USS SS 1.7010 100 Yen SS 1.2661 MS SS 0.6165 M(My Miiul rjtw Overnight 5 1/4 +1/4 3-month 5 unch
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      COMMODITIES
      31 1 Rubber S'porc Oct.... 136.50*/kg -0.25 M'sia Oct 224.50 /kg unch KL Tin Turnover 83 tonnes +3 Spot MS 15.07/kg -0.04 Crude palm oM Turnover1,643 lots -52 Oct MS8O0 /tonne -10
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    S'pore is second biggest Asean investor in Vietnam
    580 1  -  From Harish Mehta in HO CHI MINH CITY SINGAPORE has become the second largest Asean investor in Vietnam, while East Asia's biggest spender, Taiwan, has pipped France to become the largest foreign investor in this emerging economy. Officials in charge of foreign
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    Lock icon Aquino may call referendum on US bases by December
    402 1 Reuter MANILA Philippine President Corazon Aquino said yesterday that there was no chance the Senate would ratify a new military bases treaty with Washington and that she would call a national referendum to overturn the rejection of the pact. Mrs Aquino,
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    Lock icon Foreign investment in Taiwan falls 13.9pc in first 8 months
    248 1 AFP TAIPEI Overseas investment in Taiwan in the first eight months of the year dropped 13.92 per cent compared with the corresponding period last year to US$l.35 billion (552.29 billion), investment officials said yesterday. "The increase in labour cost, shaip
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    Integral disk drive project attracts S'pore firms
    314 1  -  Hong Leong among the names mentioned By Joseph Rajendran SINGAPORE About half a dozen Singapore companies are said to be interested in joining US-based Integral Peripherals to set up a US$2O million (Ss34 million) disk drive factory in the Republic later in the
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    Lock icon London may lose lead as financial hub: survey
    157 1 Reuter LONDON London could be in danger of losing its position as a global financial hub unless it addresses transport problems and the threat from rival European centres, a survey of foreign banks to be released today showed.' The survey by the
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    Lock icon 1992 Budget will be conducive for growth: Anwar
    287 1 Bernama IPOH The 1992 Malaysian Budget will create the climate necessary for rapid economic growth to serve as the launch pad for the National Development Policy (NDP), Finance Minister Datuk Sen Anwar Ibrahim said yesterday. This Budget was important because it would
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  • HOME NEWS
    • NEWS ROUNDUP
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        Only 13pc of women exercise regularly: poll
        81 2 ONLY 13 per cent of women in Singapore exercise regularly, a survey found last year. Urging more women to exercise, the Minister of State (Health), Dr Aline Wong who disclosed the finding at a walkathon for women yesterday morning said womep lived longer
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        Progress in fertility programmes
        111 2 THANKS to Singapore's open-door policy, obstetricians and gynaecologists and their scientific colleagues here have made great strides in their field, President Wee Kim Wee said in a speech read on his behalf at the opening ceremony of the eighth World Congress of Gynaecology and Obstetrics yesterday.
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        S'pore and the new world order
        89 2 THE AUTHOR of the bestselling book Megatrends, John Naisbitt, will speak on opportunities for Singapore in the new world order at the Mandarin Hotel on Sep 23. The talk is organised by the Singapore Institute of Management and sponsored by Lianhe Zaobao and Business
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        Where to re-register for ICs
        91 2 FROM TODAY, the City Registration Centre of the National Registration Office, located on the former premises of the Singapore Polytechnic at Prince Edward Road, will stop its registration services. IC holders who have received the application for an identity card form (NR2 Form) and wish
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      NEC plans more high-tech products at S'pore plant
      430 2  -  Tokyo giant may make 16-megabyte DRAM chips here By Claire Leow NEC of Japan, the world's largest semi-conductor maker, is preparing its Singapore plant for more high-technolo-gy products. On the cards is a possible technology transfer from Japan to make 16-megabyte Dynamic
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      Dutch trading house owned by Gokal brothers
      530 2  -  Firm is profitable though parent company Gulf International is involved in BCCI scandal By S N Vasuki A DUTCH trading house that has operated in Singapore since 1947 may be the only profitable investment made by Gulf International Holdings, the Luxembourgbased holding company
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      Bank loans in Singapore rose in June
      274 2 LOANS and advances extended by banks in Singapore rose in June to $60.91 billion from $60.46 billion in May and $55.69 billion a year ago, reports the Monetary Authority of Singapore. Deposits of non-bank customers also rose to $67.08 billion in June from
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      Japanese author to kick off SIM lectures
      215 2 THE Singapore Institute of Management is kicking off a Distinguished Business Lecture series with Kenichi Ohmae of The Borderless World fame as its first speaker. The series is supported by the Economic Development Board. A best selling author and Japanese business expert, Dr
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      Singapore Business seeks the outstanding manager
      160 2 SINGAPORE BUSINESS magsrine is again on the hnnt for young mid-level managers with talent for its Outstanding Manager Award 1991. Individuals with high potential of succeeding as a general manager stand a good chance of winning the prize. According to Times Periodicals, the mngazine's
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      319 2 0 SINGAPORE INSTITUTE OF MANAGEMENT (1 {Working with Japan*** Strtlifits foe luccttt October 15 A 16,1991 $$540 SIM members/Ss63o non-members This seminar is designed to equip participants with the practical skills and insights required to improve "face-to-face" communication effectiveness with Japanese superiors, colleagues and customers. Focusing on the participant's own
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  • COMPANY NEWS 1
    • Article
      Inchcape interim earnings down 44pc
      624 3  -  Group faced declining demand in most of its businesses By Lilian Ang SINGAPORE Plagued by declining demand in most of its businesses, Inchcape Berhad has turned in a weak $20.42 million in interim net earnings, down 44 per cent from the equivalent period in FY9O.
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      SAe profitability hit by new unit's poor showing
      378 3  -  Dexter Lee SINGAPORE A subsidiary's start-up costs and higher taxes weakened Singapore Aerospace's group profitability for the first half of the year. For the six months ended June 30, 1991. the group reaped net earnings of $9.52 million on a turnover of
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      Scotts to build apartments in Jakarta
      342 3 SINGAPORE Newlylisted Scotts Holdings and its Indonesian partner will spend US$55 million (about Ss94 millioh) to develop a service apartment project in the heart of Jakarta's central business district. The Indonesian partner, PT Menara Duta, is part of the diversified Tigaraksa group which has
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    • COMPANY BRIEFS
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        Intraco wins biggest single Telecom contract
        85 3 SINGAPORE Government-linked Intraco has clinched a $31 million contract to supply telecommunications cables to Singapore Telecom. The contract involves the supply of 1,700 km of telephone cables of various sizes to be used for voice and data transmission throughout Singapore. They will be delivered
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        Lien Hoe sells stake in Spicers
        94 3 KUALA LUMPUR Lien Hoe Corp Bhd has sold its 90 per cent shareholding of S.BS million shares in Spicers (M) Sdn Bhd to Norscan Forest Products Pte Ltd, Tunku AbdulThani Ibni Sultan Badlishah and Mr Mah Kim for M 54.32 million. Lien Hoe acquired
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        K Lanjut's new men at the helm
        51 3 KUALA LUMPUR Kampong Lanjut Tin Dredging Bhd has appointed Mr Yan Kock Yeun as executive deputy chair-. man, Mr Chee Heng Tong as senior executive director, and Mr Ahmad Puat Haji Mohamed Noordin as executive director, finance. The appointments are effective from today.
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        Sanyo studying expansion plans
        102 3 KUALA LUMPUR Sanyo Industries (Malaysia) Bhd,' which will be celebrating its 25th anniversary in 1992, is studying the expansion of its operations in anticipation of further improvement in the demand for its products in line* with the growing economy. Sanyo said it might consider raising its
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        Promet's debt plan approved
        48 3 KUALA LUMPUR Promet Bhd said its proposed conversion of debt owing to Nurford Holdings Corp and Tonnage Investments Lines Ltd SA amounting to M 561.74 million into 61.74 million shares of MSI.OO each in Promet was approved by the Capital Issues Committee last Wednesday.
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        Sriwani shares oversubscribed
        56 3 KUALA LUMPUR Duty-free retailing and wholesaling group Sriwani Holdings Bhd's B.BS million shares available for public subscription at M 52.60 each had been oversubscribed by 18.6 times, it was announced over the weekend. Out of this entire offer, 1.1 million shares are reserved for the directors and
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      Malaysia's Public Bank to float its HK subsidiary
      444 3  -  From Catherine Ong in HONGKONG MALAYSIA'S Public Bank is floating its Hongkong depos-it-taking company, JCG Holdings, on the Hongkong stock exchange with a HK$ 136.3 million (Ss3o million) public offer of new shares today. The issue of 106.5 million shares at HK$l.2B
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      Lock icon Entry of Liem's son and men seen as good news for UIC
      614 3 MARKET TALK Reuter SINGAPORE Indonesian tycoon Liem Sioe Liong's move to put his son and three other confidantes on the board of Singapore's United Industrial Corp Ltd could help to ease the financial woes of the diversified real-estate
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    • COMPANY BRIEFS
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        Nippondenso sees more jobs at Aussie plant
        93 4 TOKYO Nippondenso Co Ltd said the workforce at a plant of wholly-owned Australian Automotive Air Pty Ltd will more than double to 150 by the end of 1993, a Nippondenso spokesman said. The plant in Croydon, near Melbourne, started producing car-airconditioner components in
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        Arrest won't hit us, says Boss
        74 4 METZINGEN, Germany Men's clothing manufacturer Hugo Boss AG said the arrest of Japanese entrepreneur Akira Akagi, the company's majority shareholder, would have no effect on the company. The statement was issued in response to news that Akagi, president of Tokyo real estate company Marusho
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        Western Mining to boost refinery
        73 4 MELBOURNE Western Mining Corp Holdings Ltd said it has approved a Asso million (5567.5 million) expansion of its Kwinana nickel refinery in Western Australia. WMC Managing Director Hugh Morgan said the capitalworks programme would boost annual capacity at the refinery to 42,000 tonnes from 30,000
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        Apple joins anti-piracy efforts
        87 4 ORLANDO, Florida Apple Computer Inc has joined the Copyright Protection Fund to help combat illegal software use, the Software Publishers Association said. The association's fund was created in 1988 to fight software piracy on behalf of the personal computer software industry. The fund's members include Adobe
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        S Korean firm opens naptha plant
        73 4 SEOUL South Korea's Lucky Petrochemical Co Ltd, a unit of Lucky-Goldstar Group, opened a naphtha cracking centre in the southeastern provincial town of Yeochon, a company spokesman said. Lucky Petrochemical has invested a total of 500 billion won (SS 1.15 billion) since May 1990
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      Lock icon Foreign control of Fairfax to be limited to 20pc
      631 4 Reuter CANBERRA Australia is to limit foreign control of the debt-ridden John Fairfax Pty Ltd media group to 20 per cent, but a successful foreign bidder would be allowed to raise overseas finance for the remaining 80 per cent. The new
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      Lock icon Receivership threat for Brent Walker fades
      462 4 Reuter LONDON Fears of imminent receivership faded at Brent Walker Group pic last Friday after its lead banks said efforts to find a solution would continue. "Talks between representatives of the Jbanks and bondholders will be continued into next week," a spokesman for Brent's
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      Lock icon Toshiba to buy silicon wafers from Motorola
      370 4 NYT TOKYO In a move made with an eye towards the 1992 Common Market integration, Toshiba Corp said it has reached an agreement to purchase processed silicon wafers in Europe from Motorola Inc, a company spokesman said on Sept 13. In a few
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      Lock icon MAN shares surge on news of record group profit
      319 4 Reuter BONN German engineer MAN AG took the Frankfurt stock market by storm last Friday with news that its group net profit surged a sharp 22 per cent to a record 400 million marks (SS4O2 million) in the 1990/91 year ended
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      Ambanis' Reliance likely to become India's top company
      579 4  -  MARKET TALK From Shirish Nadkarni Ih BOMBAY RELIANCE Industries heir Anil Ambani's recent marriage to actress Tina Munim cannot really be considered a contributory factor, but there is no doubt there was an element of a typically farcical Hindi movie script in
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      210 3 SCOTTS HOLDINGS LIMITED (Incorporated in the Republic of Singapore) Invitation in respect of 59,325,000 Ordinary Shares of $1.00 each (comprising 39,990,782 new Ordinary Shares and 19,334,218 existing issued and fully paid Ordinary Shares) at $1.25 per Ordinary Share payable in full on application. Lead Manager ud Underwriter MORGAN GRENFELL ASIA
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      379 4 mAiBEX '91 The Ninth Malaysian Building Exhibition Putra World Trade Centre, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. 25 28 September 1991 By tll t You must not miss this cornerstone in the building industry. MAI BFX is TMI place to lay your MI \j\[\ (j foundation and seal your deals. If you are
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  • FINANCIAL NEWS
    • SMALL CHANGE
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        First UK-S Korean investment joint venture
        64 6 Kleinwort Benson Investment Management on Thursday it had signed an agreement with Sa's largest investment trust group, the Korea Investment Co Ltd, to form the first British-South Korean investnHt joint venture. The new company, Korea Investment Europe Ltd (KIM Europe), will be 80 per
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        Eagle Star to leave market
        74 6 »DON Eagle Star, the insurance subsidiary of tobacco financial services group BAT Industries, is to quit the pooled mortgage insurance market, the Financial Times said. TTJ* market allows mortgage lenders which lack a retail network to raise funds by securitising pools of their own loans
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        Denmark changes forex practice
        68 6 COPENHAGEN Denmark's central bank said the list of exchange rates it issues each day will from Oct 1 be on rates exchanged between a large number of central tflss every morning. It said in a statement this will replace practice of issuing official rates after a
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        Conservatorship thrifts post loss
        56 6 The Resolution Trust Corp said the 193 it holds under conservatorship posted operating losses million in the second quarter after losses of $596 nßon in the first. The thrift bailout agency said total losses we 193 thrifts were $1.6 billion in the second quarter, up fpiQi
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        Italian banks owed US$75m
        68 6 Three Italian commercial banks are among the cnditors of the Albanian central bank which ran up losses of I|sSl7o million on foreign exchange dealings over the last tjffe years, Italian banking sources said. They said the state(fftSed Banca Nazionale del Lavoro and Banco di Roma, as
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        Owners sell shares in Skandia
        66 6 STOCKHOLM Two large owners in Swedish insurance group Forsakrings AB Skandia have sold Large stakes in the firm, according to a Swedish ownership register. According to the register, Swedish investment firm Industrivarden has sold all its 1,344,000 Skandia shares, or 1.8 per cent of the
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      Barclays named adviser to KL property project
      325 6  -  By Quak Hiang Whai SINGAPORE Hongkongbased Sheraton Asia Pacific Corporation and IHD Holdings have appointed Barclays Bank as the financial adviser for the groups' hotel and commercial complex development in Kuala Lumpur. The Hongkong branch of Barclays said in a statement over the
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      Lock icon Mitsubishi Trust denies it compensated clients
      464 6 AP TOKYO The Finance Ministry has found that Japan's largest trust bank compensated investors for poorly performing trust funds, a practice similar to the one at the heart of a major securities scandal, news reports said on Friday. The bank, Mitsubishi Trust, immediately denied
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      Lock icon Society Corp agrees to acquire Ameritrust for US$1.2b
      367 6 AP CLEVELAND Society Corp announced on Friday it agreed to acquire cross-town rival Ameritrust Corp in a stock deal valued at nearly US$l.2 billion (Ss2 billion) that will create a huge banking company with more than US$26 billion in assets. The deal
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      Lock icon Abu Dhabi to charge senior bank officials
      491 6 The BCCI collapse Agencies ABU DHABI Criminal charges are expected to be brought within days by the Abu Dhabi government against some of the most senior bankers in the Bank of Credit and Commerce International. The decision by the emirate, BCCI's majority shareholder,
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      Lock icon Bankruptcies in Japan at record 1,065b yen
      309 6 FT TOKYO The bankruptcy toll from the collapse of Japan's financial "bubble" rose sharply in August to a monthly record of 1,065 billion yen (Ssl3.J> billion) and was highlighted by the 430billion yen failure of the Egawa Restaurant rua by the mystic-cum-stock investor
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      Lock icon Two firms said to have lost millions in Salomon squeeze
      392 6 NYT NEW YORK Two member firms of the New York Stock Exchange lost "millions and millions" of dollars when Salomon Brothers squeezed the treasuries market in May, a Big Board official has told Congress. Edward Kwallwasser, executive vice-president for the
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      481 6 Asia's leading packaging forum returns to Singapore! Don't miss this opportunity to hear top experts from the food packaging and processing industry share their ideas and expertise at the gj 18TH ASIAN PACKAGING FEDERATION CONGRESS THEME:"Competitive food packaging and processing in the *****" 26-2$ September 1991 WTC Convention Centre, 11th
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  • THE REGION
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      Lock icon KL sees trebling of its external trade
      336 8 Deputy Minister sells M'sian market potential to US Bernama tiSHINGTON Malays total external trade is tipjected to treble from |5558.5 billion to U*****.5 Uptfion between 1991 and the 'w 2000, International asde and Industry Deputy jQoister Chua Jui Meng said York last week.
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      Lock icon S Korea keen to boost economic ties with Malaysia
      211 8 Bernama SEOUL South Korea is keen to step up its economic ties with Malaysia, particularly in trade, investment and tourism, says the Malaysian ambassador to South Korea. Datuk Nik Mohamed Nik Hassan said last Saturday that the move was likely to
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      Lock icon HK holds first direct election for legislators
      344 8 AP HONGKONG Hongkong citizens voted yesterday in a landmark election for the territory's first directly elected legislators in 150 years of British colonial rule. A series of polls' issued on the eve of the election indicated a landslide victory for pro-democracy forces and
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      Thailand's existing gas reserves to last 20 years
      134 8 BANGKOK Proven natural gas reserves of fields discovered in Thailand so far will enable gss production to last at least another 20 years, The Bmmgkok Post has reported the governor of the Petroleum Authority of Thailand (PIT), Luen Krisanakri, as saying. In
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    • NOTE BOOK
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        Kedah to turn Langkawi into recreational centre
        84 8 LANGKAWI The Kedah government plans to turn Langkawi into an international recreation centre to attract tourists to stay on the island longer. The State Youth and Sports Committee chairman, Datuk Azizan Taib, said last Saturday that the Langkawi Development Authority (Lada) and the
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        M'sia, Venezuela to seal tax pact
        57 8 KUALA LUMPUR Malaysia and Venezuela have finalised an agreement to avoid double taxation. Malaysian Finance Minister Anwar Ibrahim said last Saturday that the agreement would be signed by Malaysian Prime Minister Datuk Sen Dr Mahathir Mohamad and Venezuelan President Carlos Andres Perez during the
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        Thai customs record defended
        88 8 BANGKOK Figures released by the Thai Customs Department show customs fraud is not at a serious level, says director-general Aran Thammano. He said the number of fraud cases was not high considering the level of Thailand's exports. The department's statistics show 1,434 cases of fraud, worth
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        Burmese being repatriated
        61 8 BANGKOK Nearly 30,000 illegal immigrants from Burma have been sent back to their country from southern Thailand since the beginning of the year. Ranong province deputy governor Niwet Somsud was quoted as saying yesterday that 200 to 300 Burmese, considered as economic migrants and not refugees fleeing
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      347 9 Note the European styling, with an electronically controlled engine management system. Twin-spray fuel injectors and variable induction ensure smoother, effortless power delivery. 1 T WOULD YOU All this, in a car luxuriously longer, and wider, SPCWP $113 888 ON than its more expensive competitors? And what if, in exchange for
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  • THE WORLD 1
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      Lock icon Big Four trade ministers confident of Gatt accord
      400 10 Pact may be concluded by year-end, they say Reuter ANGERS, France Trade ministers from countries controlling nearly two-thirds of global commerce said on Satucday they were increasingly confident a world trade accord would finally be clinched. US Trade Representative Carta Hills, European
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      237 10 Reuter LONDON Britain's ruling Coaserratives played down talk of aa early general election on Saturday aa two more opinion polls showed them taking a lend over the main opposition Labour Party. **1 think the aig—mil for thinking long tana still remain
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        Commonwealth starts to drop S Africa sanctions
        89 10 NEW DELHI Commonwealth foreign ministers on Saturday recommended lifting travel restrictions against South Africans as a first step in a programme to phase out antiapartheid sanctions. The removal of economic and financial sanctions, however, was linked to further moves towards multiracial democracy, said
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        Israeli minister urges wage cut
        65 10 JERUSALEM A hardline Cabinet minister on Saturday suggested Israel abandon its request for billions of dollars in US loan guarantees and slash Israelis' wages to finance Soviet immigration. Agriculture Minister Rafael Eitan of the right-wing Tzomet party said that in a Cabinet session yesterday he
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        Italy, China improve ties
        80 10 BEIJING Italian Prime Minister Giulio Andreotti yesterday became the latest Western leader to visit China and heal a two-year rift caused by the violent suppression of China's 1989 democracy movement. Mr Andreotti emphasised the importance of China's role in world affairs at the beginning of talks
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        Radioactivity leak in Bulgaria
        73 10 SOFIA A leak of radioactive steam caused by a faulty pumpshut down a reactor at the troubled Bulgarian nuclear power plant at Kozloduy on Saturday, a plant official said. "A very small leak of radioactive steam was recorded at the junction of a pump and a
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      485 10 Agencies WASHINGTON Reces-sion-wary consumers curbed their spending appetites in August, which registered the steepest drop in retail sales 0.7 per cent in seven months, a government report showed on Friday. The report "reflects the fundamentals of the economy no jobs,
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      Lock icon Major claims victory in inflation battle
      348 10 FT LONDON Inflation is licked", British Prime Minister John Major said on Friday, as the government announced that the retail prices index (RPI) rose by 4.7 per cent in August, its lowest annual rate for three years. Although the RPI was expected to Call
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      32 10 Workers rebuilding the Berlin Wall as a memorial place at the former Checkpoint Charlie in centre Berlin on Friday. A 12-metre-high watch tower will aleo be rebuilt
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      441 11 Crisis in the Soviet Union Reuter TBILISI, Soviet Union Georgian President Zviad Gamsakhurdia, facing growing protests against his leadership, warned on Saturday of a danger of armed conflict and Soviet military intervention in his separatist republic. The nationalist president told a rally of more
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      346 11 AP STOCKHOLM Swedes went to the polls yesterday in parliamentary elections that could well determine the future of their world famous welfare system. Voters were expected to turn against the governing Social Democrats, that have led the nation into a 9 per
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      241 11 AP MOSCOW The niece of Soviet founder Vladimir Lenin called on Saturday for a nationwide referendum to decide whether her uncle's body should be removed from its famous mausoleum and buried. In an appeal published in the daily newspaper Pravda, Olga
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      Lock icon Soviet economic malady calls for desperate remedy
      837 13  -  Leonard Silk examines how Moscow can save its sinking economy. Is replacing the rouble with an entirely 1 new currency the only solution? Leonard Silk NYT WHERE big money is at stake, politics dominates economics. And when runaway inflation breaks loose, when productive
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      951 13  -  While Senior Minister Lee Kuan Yew shares his experience on economic management with Kazakhstan this week; the TDB dnd businessmen in his team will be out to find out what the reform-minded Soviet republic has to offer, Anna Teo reports Anna Teo The writer is
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      463 13 The makers of digital audio tape players say two emerging rivals are narrowing the outlook for their product Asahi JAPANESE consumer-elec-tronics manufactures say that digital audio tape (DAT) recorders, once touted as their next major hit after compact discs, will remain a
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      Think global, go global
      998 14  -  The key to success for companies is to go global, says strategic analyst Uri Dadush. Salil Tnpatni reports Salil Tripathi WHEN Mikhail Gorbachev loses power, when Rajiv Gandhi gets assassinated, when Chinese troops massacre students at Tiananmen Square, or when the Berlin Wall falls, diplomats and
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      1701 16  -  Most managers do not know the full scope of their own abilities. The best way for them to find out is to be jolted out of their comfortable grooves, says J B M Kassaijian J B M Kassarjian The writer is professor of management
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      Learning by provocation
      410 16 TO TEST this process of learning by managers, a useful place to begin is the personal experiences of those who have attained positions of significant leadership. When asked about pivotal learning events in their career, most senior managers dte a jolting experience: an unexpected challenge, or a
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      The trials of Michael Chang
      1331 17  -  Carl Chang, now Michael's coach, took time off from practice for the Honda-Kah Singapore Men's Open to speak with Nirmal Ghosh about his younger brother's game Nirmal Ghosh TEAM CHANG Michael Chang's father, mother and brother are doing a lot of thinking these days. Michael,
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      Lock icon N Korean gymnast steals limelight with perfect 10 showing
      363 17 AFP INDIANAPOLIS Kim Gwang-Suk of North Korea was overwhelmed by the standing ovation she received last Saturday after her extraordinary routine on the uneven bars earned her a perfect 10.000 and a gold medal at the World Gymnastics Championships. Kim, a
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      Near tragedy in classic confrontation
      46 17 DONCASTER, England Jockeys taking part in the world's oldest horse racing classic, the English St Leger, had to swerve to avoid a man and a boy staging a sit-down protest last Saturday on the track. The two later fled the scene.
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      Lock icon Chavez and Jackson run out winners
      291 17 AP LAS VEGAS Julio Cesar Chavez did what comes naturally last Saturday win, but not in dazzling fashion. Julian Jackson, on the other hand, was a smashing success in the championship doubleheader before about 10,000 fans outdoors at the Mirage Hotel Casino. Former heavyweight
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        Edwards takes slim lead in Hardee's Classic
        109 17 COAL VALLEY, Illinois David Edwards shot a thirdround 64 in gusty conditions to take a one-stroke lead over Paul Azinger, who had a 70, after the third round of the US$l million (SSI.7 million) Hardee's Classic men's golf tournament last Saturday. Edwards, who
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        Massey hangs on to top spot
        89 17 A COQUITLAM, Canada American Debbie Massey main-, tained her one-stroke lead last Saturday in the third round of the US$7OO,OOO (551.19 million) du Maurier Ltd Classic women's golf tournament, with a par-72. Scotland's Pamela. Wright overtook Trish Johnson of England for the second, spot,
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        Thompson sets pace with a 69
        89 17 CONCORD, Massachusetts Rocky Thompson fired a three-under-par 69 last Saturday to gain a one-shot lead after two rounds of the US$4OO,OOO (S$680,000) Digital Seniors Classic. Thompson, who fired an opening-round 66 a day earlier, was one stroke ahead of Lee T re vino and
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        Andretti claims pole position
        104 17 LEXINGTON, Ohio Michael Andretti got the point last Saturday, and so did everybody else as the streaking secondgeneration Indy-car star moved closer to series point leader Bobby Rahal in the Indy-car championship battle. Andretti and his Chevrolet-powered Lola were overpowering again as he mastered the 3.62-km,
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  • THE ARTS
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      Lock icon What art can teach business
      716 19  -  Art and artists are the latest employee development tool in the United States. Claudia Deutsch has the details Claudia Deutsch NYT FOR its 1988 annual report, the Progressive Corp, a Cleveland-based auto insurance company, commissioned seven artists to illustrate individuality, personal growth, flexibility and other
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      In the company of stars
      574 19  -  Lisa Lee attends Balletto di Toscana's debut performance in Singapore and finds it simply riveting Lisa Lee Balletto di Toscana has been hailed as Italy's brightest dance group and the fertile bed where the country's young choreographers have flourished. After attending Wednesday evening's performance at
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      Korean excellence
      595 19  -  P Y Van applauds the musicianship of violinist Dong Suk Kang at last Friday's SSO concert P Y Van UNDER the baton of Korean guest conductor Lim Wonsik, the Singapore Symphony Orchestra began last Friday's concert with Woo Jong Kap's Fantasy for Orchestra. Unmistakeably Korean with its minor
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      183 19 It s a sign of quality. you 're looking for quality, look for the Rosette W because only those restaurants who meet the highest standards of heef cuisine receive it. YOU WILL SEE THE SIGN AT THE FOLLOWING RESTAURANTS: JACK'S PLACE STEAK HOUSES (733.1211) THE COMPASS ROSE 6 THE TEA
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      Focus today will be on Scotts Holdings debut
      4811 20  -  By Sylvia Wong ALL EYES will be on Scotts Holdings as it makes its debut on the properties section of the main board today. Scotts bore the brunt of the Soviet crisis halfway through its public offer in August, closing with a
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  • MARKET REVIEWS
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      Lock icon Fed's interest rate cut fails to prop up Dow
      811 22 FT i U|KE a spoilt child who grows bored with a new toy mputes after ripping off the wiping paper, Wall Street greeted last Friday's interest rale cut with a marked lack of! enthusiasm. The Federal Reserve gave the market what
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      Lock icon Prices rise on strong yen, rate hopes
      531 22 AFP SHARE PRICES continued to rise on the Tokyo Stock Exchange last week, supported by a stronger yen and growing expectations of a discount rate cut by the Bank of Japan. The Nikkei Stock Average of 225 selected issues closed out the week
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      Corporate results highlight changing fortunes of UK giants
      829 22  -  LONDON By Ray Heath THE RECESSION in the UK is over. That's official. Well, as official as the interpretation of the latest statistics. Next week, there might be another batch which shows that the decline goes on. Nevertheless, there was enough good
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      Rate cut likely to boost sentiment
      767 22 THE 0.5 per cent cut in the prime rate to 9 per cent last Friday should boost investor sentiment this week. Property stocks will be the main beneficiaries. While we expect the market to open firm, we do not expect fireworks as the market
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        JAKARTA
        142 22 PRICES FELL again on the Jakarta Stock Exchange (JSE) last week in fairly active trading. The JSE Index closed 1.7 per cent lower at 295.30 last Friday, having fallen to 294.54 on Thursday against the previous week's closing of 300.54. There were strong buying orders in anticipation of foreign
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        BANGKOK
        95 22 THE Stock Exchange of Thailand (SET) Index fell slightly last Friday to close the week 12.94 points lower, at 715.57 points, a 1.77-per cent drop from the previous week's close of 728.51 points. Average daily turnover by volume last week was 45,928,633 shares, a fall from the daily average
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        SEOUL
        155 22 SHARES on South Korea's stock market last week closed higher amid expectations that the government would announce economy-boosting measures this week. The broad-based Composite Price Index closed in last Saturday's half-day session at 688.70 won, up 6.8 points from the previous week. Average daily volume was 14.0 million shares,
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        MANILA
        153 22 THE PHILIPPINE stock markets fell last week due to the Senate's imminent rejection of a new treaty extending the stay of US military bases in the country after their lease expires this month, bourse spokesmen said last Saturday. The composite index at the Manila Stock Exchange fell to 918.58
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        TAIPEI
        340 22 SHARE PRICES on the Taiwan Stock Exchange steadily lost steam amid quiet trading last week with the weighted price index moving in a tight range between 4,450 and 4,750 points. Wiping out the previous week's 1.25 per cent gain, the 237-issue index declined 80.36 points or 1.7 per cent
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        436 22 AFP PRICES ON the Indian stock markets soared to record levels last week following reports that the International Monetary Fund (IMF) had cleared a contingency loan to help India tide over its immediate problems. In a three-day truncated trading week, the Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE) Sensitivity Index, or Sensex,
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  • KUALA LUMPUR STOCK EXCHANGE
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      Lock icon Prices fall as investors consolidate positions
      4446 23 Bernama SHARE PRICES ended lower last week in the absence of fresh factors in spite of a technical correction as investors preferred to consolidate their positions. The KLSE Composite Index fell 13.46 points over the week to 544.46 while the Industrial Index declined 26.96
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      1198 23 BUSINESS TIMES" TELEPHONE: 730-5771/5772/5773 FAX: 734-j4982 ,J IN THE MATTES OP THK COMPANIES ACT, CAP M AND IN THE MATTES OP BBEB SINGAPORE PTE LTD (IN MEMBEBS' VOLUNTARY WINDING-UP) At an Extraordinary Ocneral Meeting of BREE SINGAPORE PTE LTD duly convened and held at 83 Robinson Road *04-14 Afro Asia
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  • WORLD STOCK MARKETS
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        1197 24 A WIDELY-ANTICIPATED US discount rate cut drew a crowd of profittakers to Wall Street on Friday. After rising on Thursday on speculation that interest rates would soon be lowered, US blue chips shed about 0.7 per cent when the half-point cut materialised. Bonds also fell. "It's the old
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        LONDON
        969 24 UK STOCKS sharply reversed their morning gains to finish lower on Friday, undermined by worries about the US economy and a burst of late profittaking. The 0.5 per cent cut in the Federal Reserve's discount rate was already priced into the market, dealers said. But the timing was a
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        AMSTERDAM
        349 24 THE LONG-ANTICIPATED US interest rate cut finally arrived on Friday, and sharp profit-taking promptly punctured early gains in Dutch shares. "We have an old Dutch saying," said Jacques de Jong at Amro bank. "The end of the story is the end of the fun." The CBS general tendency index
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        FRANKFURT
        252 24 GERMAN SHARES ended slightly firmer in quiet trading on Friday, boosted by firmer prices on Wall Street and in Tokyo. Although interest was lively in a number of second-tier shares, investors continued to wait idly on the sidelines. The 30-share DAX index closed 6.30 points higher at 1,637.62, off
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        PARIS
        194 24 THE PARIS BOURSE made a moderate gain on Friday in very active trading, as the CAC-40 stock price index finished the session at 1,876.19 points, up by 0.81 per cent from the Thursday close. The market opened with a 0.63 per cent rise, and boosted the advance to 1.5
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        STOCKHOLM
        120 24 PRICES ON the Stockholm bourse on Friday closed slightly down in busy trade on the last day of trade before Sunday's Swedish general election, and after four consecutive days of gains. The bourse general index fell 0.54 per cent to 1.077.86 in turnover of 523 million crowns. Blue chips
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        JOHANNESBURG
        388 24 GOLD SHARES continued weak on Friday as world bullion prices remained under pressure from further heavy selling, dealers said. Industrials, although still well supported by keen interest in quality issues, also drifted lower in the afternoon as continued strength in the financial rand weighed on prices. The foreign investment
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        TORONTO
        334 24 TORONTO STOCKS turned logic on its head on Friday and tumbled after the Federal Reserve cut its discount rate and its Fed funds target rate, dealers said. A drop in the US consumer price index and retail sales helped ease credit but left the market shaky about the economy.
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        421 24 Sep 13 Ctae P»wto« NEW YORK Dow Jones 2985.69 3007.83 -22.14 SAP 500 383.59 387.34 -3.75 Turnover (million) 167.96 160.42 +7.54 LONDON Financial Times 30 2067.8 2085.0 -17.2 FTSE 100 2625.8 2641.9 -16.1 Turnover (million) 626.7 460.6 +166.1 FRANKFURT DAX Index 1,637.62 1,631.32 +6.30 AMSTERDAM CBS Tendency Index 92.3 92.2
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  • CURRENCY, MONEY & FUTURES MARKETS
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      Lock icon Greenback closes little changed
      497 25 NEW YORK Reuter THE US dollar closed little changed in moderate trading last Friday, in spite of weak US economic data and the Federal Reserve's reduction of the discount rate. Market participants had already anticipated the weak numbers and the rate cut, so they did not
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      Lock icon US dollar falls in Asia
      661 25 ASIAN CURRENCIES AFP HONGKONG Asian currencies finished generally higher against the US dollar at the end of a week still dominated by news from the Soviet Union. Investors sold US dollars in anticipation of a cut in the US official discount rate, or the interest
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      389 25 Cross rates sepn USS SS MS Dm Yen SFr AS NZS USS 1.7000 2.7565 1.6915 134.25 0.5795 1.4830 1.2602 1.7109 SS 0.5882 1.6215 0.9950 78.9706 0.3409 0.8724 0.7413 1.0064 MS 0.3628 0.6200 0.6136 48.7031 0.2102 0.5380 0.4572 0.6207 Dm 0.5912 1.0050 1.6296 79.37 0.3426 0.8767 0.7450 1.0114
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      Lock icon Improving yield curve in Tokyo seen as good sign
      450 25 Reuter TOKYO Short-term Japanese interest rates have been falling faster than long-term rates, narrowing the inversion of the yield curve and raising the likelihood that the curve will soon return to a positive slope. "The flattening of the yield curve should
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      Lock icon Fund managers drop plans to invest in S African stocks
      435 25 FT LONDON Two international fund management groups have dropped plans to launch funds investing in South African stocks, citing township clashes and worries that US state pension funds may withdraw business. The decisions by Baring Securities and Genesis Investment Management
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      Spot gold prices record new low
      464 25 GOLD FINANCIAL FUTURES REPORT SPOT GOLD recorded another new low for this year when prices slipped to U*****.30/343.80 last Wednesday, after breaking the previous low of U*****.30/346.80 set just two weeks ago. Persistent market talk of large-scale Soviet gold sales and a background of
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      397 26 AFP KUWAIT Kuwait will call for a return to oil production quotas which were in effect before the Gulf crisis during a meeting of Opec later this month, Kuwaiti Oil Minister Hammoud al-Raqba said in statements published here last Saturday. He told
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      273 26 Bernama KUALA LUMPUR The US Food and Drug A Jministration is expected to remove its discriminatory l ibelling on palm oil by November next year when the relevant laws and regulations are introduced, says Dr Yi sof Basiron, deputy directo*-general
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      870 26 REPORTS AFP LONDON Gold prices plunged to a five-year low in London last week on fears that massive amounts of Moscow's gold will somehow find its way onto Western markets as the repercussions of the Soviet crisis continue to sweep through world
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      589 27  -  LETTER FROM BOGOR By Sree Kumar THERE is an hourly train from Jakarta to Bogor, a journey which takes about an hour and twenty minutes. There are no frills on this trip. The train is usually jampacked. The heat in the coaches is stifling. The
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      152 27 As at 3pm yesterday: Local dollars to one unit of foreign currency Currencies Bid Offer Australian dollar I.34S2 1.3567 Canadian dollar 1.4806 1.5030 NZ dollar 0.9835 1.0015 Sterling pound 2.9243 2.9492 US dollar 1.6981 1.7031 Local dollars to 100 units of foreign currency Austrian schilling 14.15 14.37
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      270 27 Isolated cause of being hypochondriacs? "TBI""iBB""■BTTBT"" 9 Graduate defence secretary cooking something up (6) L-L_L-L B 10 Tiny addition wealth ~™■H~ 12 Twelve each way (4) 17 I I I I I I 111 13 Rex has a day in Rome and ""mß®" travels by alryman's equipment (4) 20 Nascent
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      211 27 Singapore Outlook: Hazy with showers over several areas in the late morning Report Maximum temperature 32.2 Assoc humidity 68% Minimum temperature 26.2 Assoc humidity 83% Hours of sunshine 6.40 Rainfall in mm Nil Rainfall this month 41.5 Rainy days this month 5 World report Asia-Pacific Hi/Lo* Cond. Auckland 17/11 Windy
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    559 28  -  Peaceful changes to free market economies, democratic systems vital By Anna Teo SINGAPORE A peaceful restructuring of the Soviet Union's economic and political systems over the next few years will speed up its global economic linkages, Senior Minister Lee Kuan Yew
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    301 28 Reuter ANGERS, France Japan will try to import more goods as a means of trimming its growing trade surplus, says its trade minister. Eiichi Nakao, head of Japan's Ministry of International Trade and Industry (Miti), was asked last Saturday if
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    163 28 SINGAPORE Joining Senior Minister Lee Kuan Yew on his first visit to Soviet Central Asia will be Trade Development Board officials and businessmen who will explore possible business ventures or economic tie-ups between Singapore and Kazakhstan. Mr Lee will be accompanied by Mrs
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    185 28 Reuter TAIPEI Taiwan has signed its largest trade deal with the Soviet Union, agreeing to barter about US$2OO million (Ss34o million) worth of consumer goods for Soviet raw materials. The Siberian region of Irkutsk would swap aluminium ingots, oil, timber and other materials
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    339 28  -  From Selva Kumar in PERTH TRADE in Asia will be a major commercial law topic for discussion at this year's Lawasia Conference which kicks off in Perth today. An Indonesian lawyer, Mrs Kartini Muljardi, will present the legal perspective on trade and government
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    448 28 AFP JAKARTA Indonesia's ruling Golkar party will field virtually every member of President Suharto's Cabinet to help in its campaign for next year's general election, the official Antara news agency said yesterday. The ministers have been summoned by Golkar to
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      527 29  -  By Selva Kumar SINGAPORE Stateowned Balkan Bulgarian Airlines plans to start passenger flights from Sofia to Singapore with a possible extension to Australia in future. The plans, to be finalised in two months, call for twice weekly scheduled or chartered flights from next April
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      235 29 Reuter HONGKONG Britishbased Peninsular Oriental Steam Navigation Co pic (P&O) plans to double its operations in the Asia-Pacific region over the next five years, managing director Bruce Macphail said. "Taking Australia and the Pacific, because we are growing fast in Australia...l wouldn't be surprised to
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      New chairman for Abacus (S)
      159 29 SINGAPORE Singaporebased Abacus Distribution Systems has announced that the president of China Airlines has become its chairman from Sep 1. Mr Peter Bien Shih-nien, a CAL director for the last 20 years, takes over from Tan Sri Date Haji Abdul Aziz Abdul Rahman, Malaysia Airlines'
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      446 29  -  By Rahita Elias SINGAPORE Canada's British Columbian government is inviting marine companies from Singapore and countries worldwide to operate a passenger ferry link between the Canadian city of Victoria and Seattle in the US. According to a British Columbia government circular, "an attractive business
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        75 29 SEVEN, yes, seven computer reservations system (CRS) vendors are operating in the AsiaPacific region: Abacus, Fantasia, Axxess, Covia/Apollo, Infini, Sabre and Southern Cross. That is more than exist in the US and Europe combined. Most of the 455 million US passengers last year booked through the four
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        37 29 EUROPEAN Commissioner Martin Bangemann has said an agreement to limit Japanese access to the EC car market would give European companies time to prepare for all-out competition Back Page
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        56 29 THE US Transportation Research Board has concluded air passengers are better off since the airlines were deregulated 13 years ago. The 15-member panel studies transportation issues for the National Research Council. It concedes finding some airports are overcrowded but insists it would have
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        33 29 BRITISH Airways has introduced a series of enhancements for US business travellers, designed to strengthen the airlines position in the increasingly competitive North Atlantic miuket. Back Page
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      Canadian car plants back on schedule
      104 30 TORONTO PRODUCTION at the Canadian units of the big three US automakers is back on schedule after output was hampered and sometimes halted in the past three days by a public service strike, company officials said. Thousands of federal workers walked off their jobs
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      TNT sells Alltrans for US$l.8m
      85 30 SYDNEY International transport company TNT Ltd said it has sold its wholly-owned Alltrans International Group Inc (AIG) for US$l.B million. TNT said the amount represented the written down book value of the computer facilities of AIG, which operates the computer mainframe facility in New Jersey
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      KLM gets route approval
      88 30 NEW YORK The Department of Transportation has granted KLM Royal Dutch Airlines rights to operate scheduled services between Amsterdam's Schiphol Airport and Detroit's Metropolitan Wayne County Airport, the Dutch carrier said. KLM sought rights to fly the route in. The request was based on a US
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      BMW plans venture in India
      85 30 MUNICH Germany's BMW is planning a joint venture with India's largest motorcyle manufacturer, the Escorts Ltd Group of New Dehli. The spokesman said the Indian government has approved a tentative contract signed in February by the two firms, which he said will now jointly develop
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      Bremer wants to help yards
      127 30 BERLIN The German government privatisation agency said it would ask the European Community (IEC) to allow a bail-out of the loss-making shipyards of former communist East Germany. A Treuhand agency spokesman said the agency needed the ECs approval before it could decide on the future
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      709 30 THE Baltic Freight Index on Friday rose one point to 1,553, with the Capesize routes in the coal, ore and steel sectors again showing advances, brokers said. Capesizes were also sought for time-charter trips, with one for four to six months' trading in the Atlantic fixed at U5516,500
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      1619 30  -  In Asia, seven computer reservation systems are pursuing a small share of the world's passengers. Still, there is a good reason for frenzy. The region is expected to produce 40pc of future airline traffic. Joan Feldman reports Joan Feldman Air Transport World SEVEN, yes, seven computer reservations
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      837 30 THIS twice weekly report, compiled by Cockett Marine CHI Ltd, shows price ranges in US dollars instead of single prices for a more comprehensive description of the market. Prices shown are based on average-sized stem. Market movements are indicated. The Cockett Bunker Price Index change and
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      10288 38 This is a list of ships loading at Singapore for ports around the world. It tabulates, by destination, the name of the ship, the shipping tine involved dates of arrival and departure from the Port of Singapore. Advance# dates are published for a maximum of three weeks.
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      488 46 Commissioner wants to limit Japanese access to market Reuter FRANKFURT European Commissioner Martin Bangemann has said an agreement to limit Japanese access to the EC car market would give European companies time to prepare for all-out competition. Mr Bangemann, EC Commissioner for Industrial Policy,
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      242 46 Reuter WASHINGTON The US Transportation Research Board has concluded air passengers are better off since the airlines were deregulated 13 years ago. The 15-member panel studies transportation issues for the National Research Council that advises the government. It concedes finding some
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      208 46 UPI NEW YORK British Airways has introduced a series of enhancements for US business travellers, designed to strengthen the airlines position in the increasingly competitive North Atlantic market. The additions to service include a link with the Marriott Hotel Corp's frequent stay programme, participation in
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      471 37 I FTJTfIJITSPYS M MYAWNIA wBBk FIVE STAR UNt w (Myanmar National Line) Loading for Yangon (Rangoon) Spore P.KIc Pen P.Gdi AW* VIIOW in Pi u/20 HP*-AH *I«7W 20/24 Sap LASHK) VI37W 11/20 Up PASAN VI7SN 22/24 Up •SSTHE BANK LINE "ssssssassr HEAVY LIFT CAPABILITY I EXPRESS TO PAPUA NEW OINFA
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      300 38 PLATOU PACIFIC *rA SHIPPING SERVICES 1/" mom AW FAR EAST N. AMERICA MEAKBUUC owmlm' rep office ieu *o*lll SJMQAPORE: FAX: 2MMM HANSA HANSA KALMAR V.032 RIGA V.034 SINGAPORE Sited 29/10 JAKARTA Sailed 20/10 SURABAYA Sailed 25/10 KAOHSMNG Sailed 17/11 LOS ANGELES 11/10 15/12 RICHMOND 15/10 21/12 VANCOUVER 19/10 26/12 G#fMrai
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      881 40 EXPORTS TO HONGKONG, TAIWAN, MAMLA t JAPAN "TWCE NEEKIf MALACCA STRAITS SERVICE [OUTBOUND YOY PKI PEN BT SB MB. HKG KAO Kg TYO SM2 N6O HOB II VESSEL 9QY |SM |PKL PEN M.W |M C CjjMjg 5B *13.5 12 5 17.1 21.5 235 27 5 28.5 28-5 29.5 ACI IAOI
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      182 40 ff^"PTPi»ufAHAAhf^fLAYATO^ i\m KALIMANTAN J DIRECT WEEKLY SERVICE TO JAKARTA/TG. PRIOK j I Vessel ETA/ETD OCSTMATUN I NWGA 42 Voy 15/91 13/14 Sep MMta/PslßMlMni NM6A X» Vey 20/91 lfi/17 Sep M«ta/P*mkai| I NMGA XXI Yey 21/91 11/19 Sep )akarta/Palamban( I I NIAGA 42 Vey 18/91 21/22 Sep JakarU/PalMnbani NMGA XXI Vey
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      1343 40 I/S tB *JL _-1 CHINA OCEAN SHIPPING COMPANY FULL CONTAINER LINER SERVICE MUTM? MOOT: SMGAKftfS CPMTiII »ectrt INCMI mn& CHUNG CHMO SMPPIK SON BHD COCTM SMPPING PTE LTD PUTM u hl www no: uam. am m ,JL Jlr" MMNFSU IiUmUF tim _ia XUIN/I III: M MM "»*>••/2MM3J «»wam m^mgrn-mm fiUWI
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      475 41 Fotbookhlb dtKtVifWf 0*036 contact v iiii>«7i fhrtfttrifiTlii'i WfIHW IHJW OriSIMW KW v:v. Teh *****55(8finest Fax: *****92 FAST WRECT REGULAR SERVICE TO INDONESIA PORTS PK. BALAM/PANJANG/PALEMBANG/MUNTOK VSI ETA ETO LOADING FOR DELI MDAH ***** 17.9.91 PK. BALAM LAMPUNG JAVA 20.9.91 21.9.91 PANJANG/PALEMBANG PINANG JAYA 23.9.91 24.991 PAN JANG PERITA JAYA 24.9.91
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      489 41 ISfwCMFSTES^ St TEL: *****33 (12 Lines) m FAX: *************** ffl TELEX: R8 ***** RIBHIP (3 LIDM) pT\ ETHIOPIAN SMPPMG UNES r J (National Lines of Ethiopia) ACCEPTING FCL AND CONVENTIONAL VESSEL |VOY ETA LOADING FOR SPORE ABYOT 20WB 30/00 OARESSALAAM. MOMBASA. DJIBOUTI ASSAB. MASSAWA ANOtWT 2SWB 28/10 OARESSALAAM MOMBASA DJIBOUTI
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      1226 41 SEAWARD SHIPPING AND TRADING CO (S) PTE LTD in ETA ETA SWK rat! KEIANC rOMW BtUl lAtt 28/9 Loading (01 Mile RINAI HUDNU 30/9 Loading tor Calcutta CXXfHM 17/1 loading For Mai* nONEEX SVKME 23/9 20/9 loading for Male DONAXUIHI 30/9 loaded For Fetwaru NOOKS LMRTY 30/9 loading lor Maldives
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      310 41 a imr-UIJ VSL VOY MQANM MADRAS MNOAPOM VESSEL VOY SM MAA SM USER STAR 172 M Sid 2S-22/09 28-28/09 TIGER BAY 173 M 10-19/09 25-27/0® 03-04/10 TWER CUFF 04CS 24-25/00 01-02/10 00-09/10 VSL VOY SHOAFOHE/CALCUTTA/BSIGAPOWI VESSEL VOY SM CM. SM tiger mat IMBm u-19/09 25-20/00 05-04/10 EAGLE BREEZE 070 27-20/09
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      1157 42 jtafc blue star line TO FROM H/ NEW ZEALAND AND T/S TO FIJI TO AND FROM NEW ZEALAND PORTB SM NPI AKL LYT SM MANDAMA 0504 25/9 7/10 VIA NPI 9/10 -26/10 PREISER 14$ 29/9 11/10 VU NPI 13/10 30/10 MULBERA 23S 11/10 23/10 VIA NPI 25/10 11/11 FULLY CONTAINERISED
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      1055 42 I THONG SOON LINES PTE. LTD. 77 ROBINSON ROAD #15-00, #16-00 SIA BUILDING SINGAPORE 0106 TEL: *****88 FAX NO: *****11, *****22 TLX: RS ***** CARRIER, RS ***** JENHOL CABLE: TOSOCO CONVENTIONAL/COMTAIMEP I COMTAMM SINGAPORE TO WEST MALAYSIA SINGAPORE TO WEST MALAYSIA _yessel Tvot eta fig? Rosa |nr sue Ipreimc KIM
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      655 43 DE VAPORES "PERUVIAN STATE LINE" ACCEPT* BREAKBULK/FCI/SOC CARGOES TO/FROM CMIAO, MATARAfI, to* I OTHER PERUVIAN PORTS* MTU T/S AT KOBE ON CPV THROUGH HLL OF LAOMG. Ptnan* P. Kdan( Sntmori EUat «»i***nT THOMAJEYHETT 07/01 Oct 09/11 Oct 14/15 Oct M*Akkiett 11/19 Oct WA "EVERETT ORIENT LINE" JAPAN/BAY OF BENGAL/JAPAN SERVICE
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      522 43 CZJZ I M Eg] N.AMERICA/CARRIBEAN SERVICES «gi Iww tow towuo [uu kn m> |wrc Hi m kiboumc ax mn m man i/u 12/11 it/11 11/11 29/11 m aleumma m. 2/10 m nban 3/11 12/11 m/u u/11 n/u 2M KAOHHM 13U 11/11 BH SAVANNAH 9/11 U/U 22/11 24/11 29/11 m YOKOHAMA
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      587 43 \w MULTI-MODE SHIPPIM PTE LTD I MIDDLE-EAST/PERSIAN GULF ACCEPTWM FCL/LCL OUBAI. DAMMAN SHARJAH DOHA. MUSCAT. BAHRAIN. ABU OHABI. BANDAR ABBAS. JEOOAH FAR EAST ACCCPTWM FCL/LCL PENANG, P/KELANC. JAKARTA. BANGKOK. HONG KONG. TAIWAN. JAPAN MANIA. KOREA UK/EUROPE ACCCPTtNO FCL/LCL LONDON, FELIXSTOWE. LEEDS, TILBURY. ABEROEEN. LE HARVE. HAMBURG. ROTTERDAM. ANTWEP. GOTHENBURG. COPENHAGEN
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      495 43 TW PERINTIS LINE I ACCEPTING ALL FCL CARGOES BETWEEN SINGAPORE JAKARTA SURABAYA VESSEL VOY SIN JKT SBY DERAJAT 954 17/09 20/09 PRASETIA 199 A 19/09 22/09 PELOPOR 1006 21/09 24/09 DERAJAT 955 24/09 27/09 PRASETIA 201 A 26/09 28/09 TANTO UTAMA 193 16/09 19/09 TANTO UTAMA 195 24/09 27/09 TANTO
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      420 43 SIN FMEJUT 23/9 KEELUNG/KAOHSIUNG 22/9 BANGKOK 21/9 MANILA/CEBU 21/9 JAKARTA/BELAWAN/SURABAYA 21/9 PORT KELANG/PENANG/E. Malaysia 23/9 BUSAN 23/9 TOKYO/YOKO/KOBE/NGO/OSA 17/9 HONG KONG S|N CjfjU 17/9 GUANGZHOU/HUANGPU/SHENZHEN FUZHOU/XIAMEN/SHANTOU OALIAN/SHANGHAI/XINGANG TIANJIN/QINGDAO/HAIKOU also accepting LCI cargo SIN EWOPE/UK 23/9 LDN/FLX/LVP/SOU 23/9 RDM/HAM/ANT/LE HAVRE/GENOA/OSLO also accepting cargo to Austria/ Hungary/Rou mania/Poland/Bulgaria/Czech. SM USA/CAKADA 21/9 LOS
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      865 44 «T FIL CONTAINER SERVICE PTE LTD MADRAS CALCUTTA BAN6KOK V* 3IN/MADRA3 I VBL SIN/CALCUTTA IVSL BIN/BANQKOK MM SM SN CAI SM jp «T AWNUdft 13-13/09 20-22/ M 2S-29/09 NEXT AVALABU UM 15-20/ M M-27/0J NEXT MMLABIE 12 to If to w-v 03-04/10 IM3/09 19-23/09 29-30/09 IS to 19 to rr*
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      490 44 Bonterm] CONTERM FREIGHT (F.E.) PTE LTD. GUARANTEED WEEKLY CONSOLIDATION FREMANTLE 18 SEPT ALSO ACCEPTING CARGOES 10:PORT VESSEL ETA NEXT BANGKOK CONTERM P. PROGRESS 1/9 25/9 JAKARTA CONTERM EDEN 11/9 24/9 PENANG CONTERM A. BHUM 22/9 27/9 PORT KELANG CONTERM SEROM 21/9 2t/9 EUROPE CONTERM ROTTERDAM 22/9 29/9 AUCKLAND CONTERM MANDAMA
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      448 44 C*lU/jon-mv n/i PENANG- KL:allihUMK SINGAPORE: 0+*****2 03-*****55 778 6522(22 L.nesi !sEfcs) Marina Ong Su»en Ng/Phlllp Ka« Irene Cheng/Esther Yap i IR2M KIM SHIPPING TRADING PTE LTD I pjlj Tel: *****11 Fax: *****88 VESSEL VOV SIN JEO OUB DAM SAUDI MAKKAH FEA 020 21/00 02/10 06/10 07/10 SAUDt TABUK* 25/09 12/10
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      418 44 MANILA ETA VIGOUR 9NGAPORE 9MB 21/9 VIGOUR PACIFIC I6WB 28/9 BANGKOK 23/9 30 9 BUSAM 18/9 20/9 HONGKONG 18/9 20/9 OURBAR/PT LOUS 28 9 9/10 KEELUHG 23 9 30/9 USA 23/9 30/9 PT. KELANG 20/9 23/9 KOBE 23/9 30/9 PIRAEUS 18/9 30/9 OSAKA 24/9 1/10 JAKARTA 20/9 23/9 SURABAYA 22/9
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      122 45 vOc vOc vOc vOc OcvOc > premier carrier V Q 3 RSURRIE SERVICES Q 0 v COMPETITIVE RATES g Q 2 BARGES OPERATION TAILORING TO YOUR NEEDS f) 1 SINGAPORE BATAM V Q I'lililMi'iHiHi'liltiil'H'UHliiltij'W Q u ENQUIRY BOOKING: A. Q *****01 Im. Q s U WffICLY CONSOLIDATION SERVICES TO EUROPE,
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      496 45 YOUR WORLD CLASS CONNECTION TO EUROPE Moyd Lines MEDITERRANEAN llfgftMWMl 11 gfe sft ,T5 ST ST SMI W ISS ,sy!T® BBT 555 ST"® SET «s=2Si.». as. mi w/'s ®s n;is w. si: tu ■ks I'm T.i to ■ts P. CfcaMnrs w» fwni C«no To Bt FoadrM t» SIN (A) T/S
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      695 46 ICHARTPOINTI Every Saturday in Business Times HYUNDAI MERCHANT MARME CO. LTD. lArraouwo feeder to paofic south-weet to pAcre ww wt m m m mi—. wr um m mi—. wr tbt/m ra mm mm m ltm um u/m uui «x u/u n/u u/u maMS m u/u i«/u Ml NM Ml 134
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      188 46 REGULAR WEEKLY CONSOL TO; I EUROPE IMilno Genoa Feliutone Hamburg I Antwop Rotterdam I I Hgggll PT. CELEBES LINES dedicated feeder service to from Surabaya Voy ata tin Ha Surabaya Bontang Pacific 028 17/09 20/00 Tanto Utama 195 24/09 27/09 Bontang Pacific 038 26/09 29/09 Tanto Utama 197 02/10 05/10
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      394 46 CHARTPOINTI Every Saturday in Business Times This Week's Vessels Departure Australia 19/09 Indonesia 17/09 PNNppinee 22/09 Bangladesh 19/09 Italy 23/09 Spain .23/09 Belgium., 22/09 Japan ~19/09 Sri i ee/n^ France.—.,,........22/09 Korea .16/09 Tait—>. 19/09 Germany 22/09 Malayela 17/09 Thailand 19/09 Holland 22/09 Mid-East 23/09 UK 22/09 Hong Kong 19/09 New
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