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Title Section16 1992-06-17 1 Business Times THE BUSINESS PAPER FOR S-E ASIA MITA (P) 35/12/91 Wednesday, June 17, 1992 75*16 words
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NEWS SUMMARY
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44 1992-06-17 1 HONGKONG Hongkong eventually will allow companies incorporated in China to obtain full, primary listing status on the local stock exchange, the exchange's chief executive, Paul Chow, said yesterday. But he gave no timetable.44 words
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Article58 1992-06-17 1 DUESSELDORF, Germany After-tax profit at Germany's 100 largest companies dropped 4.4 per cent on average in 1991 from the previous year, though their sales showed a rise of more than 9 per cent, the Handelsblatt newspaper reported. It said Daimler-Benz remained the country's largest company,58 words
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Article35 1992-06-17 1 ALONG with higher benefits, the age limit for Medishield insurance coverage will be extended from 65 years to 70 years from July 1, said Health Minister Yeo Cheow Tong yesterday Page 235 words
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Article34 1992-06-17 1 BARELY three months after buying a 23.5 per cent stake in Inno-Pacific, Malayan United Industries has disposed of it, saying that it prefers to concentrate its resources on Innovest Page 334 words
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Article37 1992-06-17 1 MALAYSIA should launch a campaign to cut consumer spending, raise savings and cool the economy which is showing signs of overheating after five years of growth, bankers and analysts said yesterday Page 937 words
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Article23 1992-06-17 1 SOUTH KOREA'S industrial output will be the fifth largest in the world by 2001, a statefinanced think-tank predicted yesterday Page 1023 words
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Article44 1992-06-17 1 THE IDEA of getting one person to promise to answer for another is a logical and almost instinctive one and it is common practice for banks and financial institutions to ask a borrower to furnish a guarantor or a surety Page 1444 words
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Article31 1992-06-17 1 SOUTH KOREA'S biggest shipping line, Hyundai Merchant Marine, has finally secured governmental approval to operate a liner service linking North Asia to Europe. Shipping Times, Pg I31 words
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MARKETS SUMMARY
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Article31 1992-06-17 1 WALL STREET prices were up slightly here early yesterday with the Dow Jones index of leading industrials gaining 6.45 points in the first five minutes of trading to 3,361.35.31 words
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Article52 1992-06-17 1 LONDON share prices rose sharply in trading here yesterday, reversing three successive sessions of strong falls, with sentiment driven by technical buying and speculation that interest rates might be cut. The Footsie index of 100 leading shares rose above 2,600 points, putting on 16.9 to 2,610.5 points at52 words
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Article34 1992-06-17 1 A GROUP of minority shareholders of Berjaya Leisure is questioning the plan to acquire a resort island owned by its chairman Vincent Tan, saying the purchase price is excessive Page 434 words
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Article28 1992-06-17 1 BANKS in South Korea will pump a total of 130 billion won (***** million) to bail out the debt-plagued Sammi Group, officials said. Page 628 words
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Article30 1992-06-17 1 GERMANY'S Continental AG has demanded that Italy's Pirelli SpA return dividend paid on 1990 results, adding another twist to the strained relationship between the two tyremakers Page 730 words
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Article22 1992-06-17 1 Exchange rates USS S$ 1.6240 100 Yen S$ 1.2792 MS SS 0.6442 Money market rates Overnight 2-3/4% -1/16 3-month 3-1/16% +1/1622 words
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Article35 1992-06-17 1 London Gold AM fix USS342.15 -USS0.10 Rubber S'pore July 143.75'/kg +1.50 M'sia July 222.00*/kg unch KL Tin Turnover 43 tonnes +8 Spot MSI6.29/kg +0.10 Crude ualm oil Turnover 1,075 lots -633 Aug MS910/tonne -135 words
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Article, Illustration29 1992-06-17 1 Tuesday Change BT-MGA 733.45 +3.49 Kuala Lumpur ....602.15 +1.98 Tokyo 16,953.53 +0.30 Hongkong 5,846.75 +27.68 Sydney 1,639.4 -7.6 Monday Change New York 3,354.90 0.54 I>ondon ...2,026.4 +1.129 words
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685 1992-06-17 1 Sylvia Wong, Koichi Ishiyama - Manufacturing investments expected to pick up soon By Sylvia Wong, Koichi Ishiyama WHILE Japanese manufacturers scale back investments in South-east Asia, their services sector counteiparts are set to invest more in hotels, shopping complexes and golf resorts in the region. Even in manufacturing,685 words
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230 1992-06-17 1 Reuter TOKYO Japan's economy resumed its expansion in the first quarter of this year but this does not signal a real recovery yet, economists said yesterday. Temporary and seasonal factors boosted gross national product in the quarter but the tone was weak, theyReuter - 230 words
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470 1992-06-17 1 Kenneth James - From Kenneth James in JOHOR BARU MALAYSIA is ready to phase out any production and investment incentives that could be interpreted as bounties and subsidies, International Trade and Industry Minister Rafidah Aziz told business and government leaders yesterday, Ms Rafidah, who was470 words
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198 1992-06-17 1 Reuter WASHINGTON The US Supreme Court ruled on Monday that the Bush administration can ignore extradition treaties and arrange kidnappings of criminal suspects abroad so they can be tried in the United States. The court, by a 6-3 vote in an opinion written byReuter - 198 words
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566 1992-06-17 1 Leslie Lopez - From Leslie Lopez in KUALA LUMPUR EKRAN Sdn Bhd, a littleknown company controlled by East Malaysian timber tycoon Ting Pek Khiing, is set to further sweeten its bid to emerge as a clear front-run-ner in the tightly566 words
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Advertisement14 1992-06-17 1 Malaysia urged to broaden industrial base, Pg 3 Anand faces twin challenges, Pg 314 words
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PAGE 2 NEWS
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SINGAPORE ROUNDUP
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217 1992-06-17 2 IN RESPONSE to Singapore businesses' growing interest in the Indochinese markets, the Trade Development Board is organising two seminars on Indochina and leading a trade mission to Cambodia. The 26-member trade mission, led by Alan Yeo, the TDB's chairman and Yeo Hiap Seng's217 words
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137 1992-06-17 2 THE HOME AFFAIRS Ministry has pointed out that, contrary to a Bernama report on June 9, Singapore Marine Police have not arrested Malaysian fishermen for fishing in Singapore territorial waters. The report had quoted South Johor Fishermen Association chairman Ahmad Talib as saying that four Malaysian137 words
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435 1992-06-17 2 Kooi Cho Teng - By Kooi Cho Teng SINGAPORE Along with higher benefits, the age limit for Medishield insurance coverage will be extended from 65 years to 70 years from July 1, said Health Minister Yeo Cheow Tong yesterday. Announcing the latest revisions to the two-year-old435 words
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259 1992-06-17 2 FT BASLE Increased globalisation of financial markets and extra demands on fund managers to squeeze out profits forced a doubling last year in cross-border securities investments in the industrialised world. According to the Bank for International Settlements' annual report, total cross-border transfers of fundsFT - 259 words
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Article, Illustration526 1992-06-17 2 Maggie Ford - Project aims to match standards of top cities From Maggie Ford in JAKARTA PLANNERS of the US$3 billion (Ss4.B billion) Jakarta "City Within a City" expect the project to revolutionise planning in the Indonesian capital and to provide standards of urban design, cultural526 words
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524 1992-06-17 3 Loh Hui Yin - Move comes barely three months after acquisition By Loh Hui Yin SINGAPORE Malayan United Industries (MUI) Bhd has sold its 23.5 per cent stake in problem-plagued Inno-Pacific Holdings, barely three months after the Malaysian conglomerate bought it as an "investment". But at least524 words
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Article, Illustration512 1992-06-17 3 Helen Chang - By Helen Chang SINGAPORE Makino Asia Pte Ltd yesterday launched a high-tech, toolmaking machine, marking the ability of Singaporean engineers to make high-tech manufacturing products here. The 150,000 machine, to be marketed in the US, Japan and the Asia-Pacific countries, was entirely512 words
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Article, Illustration391 1992-06-17 3 AFP LONDON Britain's lon-gest-serving remand prisoner, Malaysian banker Lorrain Osman, is likely to be extradited to Hongkong to stand trial on charges of multi-million-dollar fraud, legal sources said here on Monday. Lorrain's lawyers said Home Secretary Kenneth Clarke had signed their cli-AFP - 391 words
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264 1992-06-17 3 Reuter MANILA The stateowned National Power Corp (NPC) has approved seven power projects, two of which will be completed by the end of the year by Hopewell (Energy) Phils Ltd and Marubeni Corp, under a government "fast-track" plan to easeReuter - 264 words
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385 1992-06-17 3 William Chia - Johor 2005 Conference By William Chia PETRONAS chairman Basir Ismail yesterday made a pitch for Malaysia to broaden its industrial base and for the country's big corporations to go international. Malaysia should broaden its industrial base beyond electronics and textiles to include385 words
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331 1992-06-17 3 Kenneth James - By Kenneth James THE incoming Thai administration of Anand Panyarachun faces two major challenges: putting the economy back in order over the next four months, and finding an acceptable way of dealing with the errant generals, a key Anand adviser said yesterday.331 words
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Advertisement667 1992-06-17 2 Ml PHILIPPINE NATIONAL BANK vss# STATEMENTS OF CONDITION STATEMENTS OF INCOME D»wwb»f»l,l9l and 1900 (In Thou—nd Pirn) For the Ymt* Ended December 31,1901 and 1990 (In Thou—nd P——. Except Per Share Amount) 1991 1900 1991 1900 RESOURCES Interest Income Cash and other cash items 1,461,846 1,018,320 On loans 5,444,380 3,758,306667 words
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COMPANY NEWS 1
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COMPANY BRIEFS
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117 1992-06-17 4 SINGAPORE Shareholders of United Pulp Paper Co Ltd (UPP), who are taking a short-term view of their investment and in the "absence of a higher competing offer", should accept the conditional cash offer of 44 cents per share made by Grangeway Trading Pte117 words
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Article70 1992-06-17 4 SINGAPORE United Overseas Bank yesterday announced that the offer of 711,542,884 Warrants 1997 at 65 cents each were oversubscribed by 111.1 per cent. The warrants were offered on the basis of one warrant for every eight ordinary shares with the exercise price for UOB shares fixed at70 words
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Article76 1992-06-17 4 SINGAPORE Bolton Properties will launch a 106-unit high-rise luxury condominium at Jalan Mayang in the heart of Kuala Lumpur. In the company's latest annual report, chairman Lim Thiam Leong said construction work on the new project, called Seri Mayang, was expected to start next76 words
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Article73 1992-06-17 4 SINGAPORE Former directors of insolvent companies in Malaysia may not be allowed to hold the same position in another company for five years. Under the proposed amendments to the Malaysian Companies Act, the Registrar of Companies and the Official Receiver are to be given the power73 words
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Article78 1992-06-17 4 SINGAPORE PWE Industries Bhd yesterday announced an 11 per cent increase in pre-tax profit to M 53.17 million (552.03 million) for the year ended March 31, 1992 from M 52.86 million previously. Turnover rose 19 per cent to M 532.09 million from M 526.8778 words
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Article41 1992-06-17 4 SINGAPORE Hong Leong Credit Bhd announced yesterday that it will take over the entire 63.2 per cent of the issued and paid-up capital of Malaysian Resources Corporation Bhd (MRCB) that it does not already own.41 words
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Article, Illustration609 1992-06-17 4 Leslie Lopez - From Leslie Lopez in KUALA LUMPUR MINORITY shareholders of Berjaya Leisure Bhd, a listed unit owned by Malaysia's sprawling Berjaya group, have mounted a plan to block the company's proposal to acquire a private island resort off the east coast state of Trengganu609 words
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349 1992-06-17 4 Dexter Lee - By Dexter Lee SINGAPORE Summa Investments Ltd (Summavest), controlled by the Indonesian Summa group, has posted a 17 per cent drop in net earnings to $2.83 million for the year ended March 31, 1992. This works out to an earnings per share of 1.85 cents,349 words
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356 1992-06-17 4 Magdalene Ng - By Magdalene Ng SINGAPORE Food group QAF Ltd may expand into the banking business in Brunei. It said in a statement yesterday it is exploring the possibility of taking up a minority stake in a Brunei company which may conduct commercial356 words
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226 1992-06-17 4 SINGAPORE Acma Ltd saw its gearing at the end of last year shoot up to 32 per cent, from 3 per cent in 1990, due to the purchase of an 80 per cent stake in Lindeteves Jacoberg (Far East) Pte Ltd for $12226 words
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Article, Illustration828 1992-06-17 4 Lee Han Shih - THE HOCK LOCK SIEW COLUMN By Lee Han Shih PAYING $2 million to directors of a company which fails to make a profit two years in a row is surely a questionable proposition. That must be how shareholders of Inno-Pa-cific Holdings828 words
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COMPANY BRIEFS
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65 1992-06-17 6 JAKARTA At least 39 companies could be delisted from the Jakarta Stock Exchange (JSE) for not complying with the new stock exchange regulations. The Jakarta Post has reported. JSE president Hasan Zein Mahmud said on Monday that at least 39 of the65 words
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Article73 1992-06-17 6 SEOUL Samsung Engineering Construction Co Ltd, the construction arm of South Korea's largest business, the Samsung Group, has received two orders worth a total of US$l59 million (*****.58 million) from Thailand and Malaysia, a company spokesman said yesterday. He said Samsung exchanged a letter of73 words
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Article52 1992-06-17 6 PERTH Asian companies are being sought to take part in a feasibility study into a proposed As 2 billion (552.5 billion) steel mill in Western Australia. This was revealed yesterday by a Western Australian company, Compact Steel, which wants to establish the venture in the south-west of52 words
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Article57 1992-06-17 6 HONGKONG Lane Crawford is to cut back its 34 speciality shops by up to 15 per cent and dump those that are struggling to produce profits. President Frederisk Dow said: "Some of the current rental levels are very, very high; rental has peaked out at57 words
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492 1992-06-17 6 Reuter SEOUL Banks in South Korea will pump a total of 130 billion won (***** million) to bail out the debtplagued Sammi Group, bank officials said. The group, which owns the country's largest speciality steel maker, had asked its banks toReuter - 492 words
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350 1992-06-17 6 Reuter AUCKLAND Fletcher Challenge Ltd says the pulp and paper workers' strike in Canada's British Columbia province will not affect its earnings unduly. FCL owns 72 per cent of Fletcher Canada Ltd, which owns the Crofton an«i Mackenzie mills, and 100 per centReuter - 350 words
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259 1992-06-17 6 JAKARTA PT Argo Pantes, the publicly-listed textile producer, sees slow growth in demand on both local and overseas markets this year, says the Jakarta Post newspaper. Musa, Argo Pantes' president, said on Monday that the company's net sales were likely to increase259 words
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387 1992-06-17 6 Reuter HONGKONG Chinas latest stock market listing for foreigners, textile company Victor Onward, set a record for the spectacularly volatile Shenzhen bourse on its first day of trading yesterday. The Shenzhen-based company soared 448 per cent to close at 11.5 yuanReuter - 387 words
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367 1992-06-17 6 South China Morning Post SHANGHAI Shanghai Dazhong Taxi Co, which is seeking to list "B" shares on the Shanghai Stock Exchange, is planning a series of projects in a bid to expand its activities as a diversified taxi-hiring conglomerate.South China Morning Post - 367 words
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594 1992-06-17 7 Italian company allegedly violated German shareholder regulations Reuter BONN Germany's Continental AG has demanded that Italy's Pirelli SpA return dividend paid on 1990 results, adding another twist to the strained relationship between the tyremakers which broke off merger talks last year. "On theReuter - 594 words
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369 1992-06-17 7 Reuter PARIS The French government announced on Monday that it expects to reduce its holding in oil company Total SA by July 10 to 15 per cent from 34 per cent, share market conditions permitting. It plans to sell 22.9 millionReuter - 369 words
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80 1992-06-17 7 LONDON BET pic has reported a net loss of £483.1 million (*****.1 million) for its latest year because of a huge write-off of goodwill on its 1980s acquisition spree and a large provision for restructuring operations. The result released on Monday were far below80 words
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Article67 1992-06-17 7 ST LOUIS Monsanto Co has said current results show second-quarter earnings may be 20 to 30 per cent below Wall Street analysts' estimates of US$l.6O to US$l.BO a share. It cited on Monday costs associated with the launch of its Searle unit's new anti-infectant drug, inventory67 words
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Article39 1992-06-17 7 BEAVERTON, Oregon Nike Inc said on Monday that it expects its European revenues for the 1992 fiscal year ended May 31 to be close to US$9OO million (551.46 million), from US$334 million two years ago.39 words
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Article60 1992-06-17 7 LONDON 31 Group pic has postponed its stock market flotation until 1993 at the earliest. John Cuckney, chairman of the British venture capital group, said on Monday, "31... reflects the state of the UK economy... which we feel needs to improve to provide a suitable background60 words
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Article63 1992-06-17 7 FRANKFURT Philipp Holzmann AG, Germany's largest construction group, says group earnings climbed considerably in the first quarter as output surged 32 per cent to 2.46 billion marks (552.5 billion), and operating profit should rise this year. Boosted by construction demand in east Germany, Holzmann's operating profit63 words
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Article, Illustration254 1992-06-17 7 Reuter MUNICH Germany's sports goods maker Adidas AG, owned by French tycoon Bernard Tapie, said a group of international investors was working on a bid for the company this month. Management board chairman Rene Jaeggi said: "There is an international group of investors, whoReuter - 254 words
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437 1992-06-17 7 Reuter NEW YORK The temporary leave of Steven Ross from the helm of Time Warner Inc for cancer treatment may bring about a rocky period as the company struggles with the aftershocks of having created the world's largest media giant. Over theReuter - 437 words
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Advertisement205 1992-06-17 6 18 HONG KONG INTERNATIONAL JEWELLERY SHOW '92 A TDC FAIR ASIA'S PREMIER JEWELLERY SHOW AT THE KOWLOON SHANGRI-LA HOTEL 18-2.2 SEPTEMBER Asia's premier jewellery show is sparkling again in September at the magnificent Kowloon Shangri-La Hotel. This presents an excellent opportunity to view and purchase the finest jewellery of over205 words
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Advertisement769 1992-06-17 6 Strike shuts down Canadian pulp industry, Pg 28 555 Manufacturers m HANOVER MANUFACTURERS HANOVER TRUST COMPANY AND SUBSIDIARIES CONSOLIDATED BALANCE SHEET CONSOLIDATED STATEMENT OF INCOME DeoentoerSl, Year ended Decerrber 31, (Dollars In mMont, except thai* data) 1901 IMO (InnSHona) 1981 1900 ASSETS INTEREST INCOME Caeh and duo from banks $2,508769 words
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FINANCIAL NEWS
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SMALL CHANGE
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106 1992-06-17 8 LONDON A committee representing creditors of the collapsed Bank of Credit and Commerce International (BCCI) is to appeal against an English High Court judgement approving a controversial compensation plan. "A decision has been taken to appeal against the ruling," said Tony Scott, secretary106 words
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Article95 1992-06-17 8 SEOUL The Commonwealth of Independent States (CIS) has failed to pay interest due on a tied loan from South Korea, its second default in a month, the ExportImport Bank of Korea (Exim) said yesterday. "The CIS did not meet the deadline to pay the interest95 words
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Article63 1992-06-17 8 TAIPEI The Asian Development Bank (ADB) may tap Taiwan's rapidly growing capital market by issuing Taiwan dollar bonds on the island, a senior official of Taiwan's central bank said yesterday. The ADB had made an informal proposal for such an issue, which would be the63 words
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Article57 1992-06-17 8 TAIPEI Taiwan's foreign exchange reserves stood at U5582.79 billion (S$ 134.12 billion) at the end of April, the highest in the world, a Central Bank of China (CBC) official said yesterday. A total of US$25O million interest increment helped the island's foreign exchange reserves in April57 words
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425 1992-06-17 8 Reuter, AFP NEW DELHI The heads of India's three main stock exchanges have failed to persuade government officials to release funds frozen during investigations into the country's worst financial scandal. Yesterday, Bombay brokers boycotted trading for a second day over theReuter,; AFP - 425 words
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393 1992-06-17 8 Lower funding costs, wider range of services cited for inroads FT NEW YORK Foreign banks now control nearly half the commercial and industrial loan market in the US, according to a study by the Federal Reserve Bank of New York. TheFT - 393 words
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198 1992-06-17 8 Reuter WASHINGTON The Federal Reserve Board and Treasury Department are due to release a study on capital standards for foreign banks with United States branches. Industry sources said the study is expected to find that international capital standards set under the BaselReuter - 198 words
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Article, Illustration384 1992-06-17 8 Reuter JAKARTA Bank America Corp chairman Richard Rosenberg has urged Indonesia to learn from the shortcomings of the US banking system and be careful in regulating its banks. He told a meeting of the American Chambers of Commerce on Monday that Indonesia'sReuter - 384 words
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Article, Illustration358 1992-06-17 8 Reuter BRUSSELS Banks must cut their fees for transferring money between European Community countries by the end of the year or risk the EC passing laws to make them improve services, European Commissioner Sir Leon Brittan said on Monday. "By theReuter - 358 words
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202 1992-06-17 8 Reuter TOKYO The Federation of Bankers Associations of Japan yesterday said it has worked out guidelines to help member banks set voluntary rules to promote fair competition and prevent practices that could violate anti-trust laws. Japan is deregulating interest rates and movingReuter - 202 words
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Advertisement132 1992-06-17 8 AUCTION The Largest Selection of Prime Commercial Properties Ever Offered This collection of income properties with a total value in excess of $500 million (U.S.) includes office, retail, apartment buildings, industrial, hotels and resorts located in major markets throughout the U.S. Sold in individual lots, reserve prices range from $2132 words
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THE REGION
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321 1992-06-17 9 Economists concerned about fall in national savings rate AFP KUALA LUMPUR Malaysia should launch a campaign to cut consumer spending, raise savings and cool the economy which is showing signs of overheating after five years of growth, bankers and analysts said yesterday.AFP - 321 words
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301 1992-06-17 9 Reuter MANILA The number of Asians leaving their home countries for economic reasons is rising sharply and far outstrips the number of political refugees in the region, the Roman Catholic Church said on Monday. More than five million migrants from otherReuter - 301 words
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337 1992-06-17 9 JAKARTA The United States government has lifted its four-month embargo on imports of Indonesian yellowfin tuna and its products, says a report in the Jakarta Post quoting Junior Minister of Trade Sudradjad Djiwandono. The minister told a press conference that the lifting337 words
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276 1992-06-17 9 Bernama KUALA LUMPUR The market accessibility of funds and more alternate sources of financing at competitive rates will have to be addressed to accelerate local investment, according to the Federation of Malaysian Manufacturers (FMM). Its executive director. Tan Keok Yin.Bernama - 276 words
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NOTE BOOK
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73 1992-06-17 9 WASHINGTON The US is preparing to charge China with violating its 1992 US textile quotas by illegally shipping goods through a third country, US trade officials said on Monday. They gave no details on the new allegations, which follow similar charges last73 words
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Article54 1992-06-17 9 JAKARTA Higher-than-expected earnings from taxes resulted in Indonesia's budget overshooting expenditure and revenue targets in fiscal 1991/92 ending March 31, says Finance Minister Johannes Sumarlin. Revenue earned in fiscal 1991/92 was 51,993.9 billion rupiah, compared with the expected 50,555.5 billion. Expenditure rose by almost the same54 words
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Article67 1992-06-17 9 KUALA LUMPUR Malaysia's aim of becoming an industrialised nation by the year 2020 will be derailed if the government fails to tackle the country's labour and skills shortage, foreign investors said yesterday. Ernest Zulligcr, president of the Malaysian International Chamber of Commerce and Industry, said67 words
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Article35 1992-06-17 9 SYDNEY Officials of the 15-member countries of the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (Apec) forum are expected to agree in Bangkok next week to set up a permanent secretariat, Australian officials said yesterday.35 words
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Article, Illustration535 1992-06-17 9 Reuter MANILA The battered Philippine economy faces a tough road to recovery and cannot rely on external creditors to bail it out. according to a government report prepared for the incoming president. Philippine business leaders arcReuter - 535 words
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Advertisement173 1992-06-17 9 G O I N' DITCH There's more to Holland than windmills, tulips and clogs. Especially "imported", our Dutch Chef Mr Diederik Brinkman will entice all with Dutch specialities like Salad of Pigeon and Stewed Rabbit with Mustard Sauce. For that Dutch sweet-tooth, desserts like Macaroon Pudding will definitely leave you173 words
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WORLD WATCH
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96 1992-06-17 10 LUXEMBOURG European Community's foreign ministers gave the bloc's trade negotiators the go-ahead for a plan to defuse a row with the US over oilseeds, a statement said. The Commission, the EC's executive, negotiates on behalf of the community in such disputes. It suggested96 words
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Article68 1992-06-17 10 WASHINGTON The US Commerce Department on Monday announced new restrictions on the sale of missile technology to individual nations, the Middle East region and for certain missile projects. The restrictions, which took effect yesterday, require US exporters to get licences for any shipments they think68 words
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Article80 1992-06-17 10 LONDON Britain on Monday announced it would scrap the Royal Navy's tactical nuclear weapons together with those of the sea patrols of the Royal Air Force, but this would not diminish the country's effective deterrent force. The move comes in the wake of France's80 words
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Article91 1992-06-17 10 SANTA CLARA, California Global sales of electronics goods and services produced in the US rose to U5577.7 billion (S$ 126 billion) in the first quarter, up 6.4 per cent from a year earlier, the American Electronics Association reported. The trade group said sales in the91 words
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Article61 1992-06-17 10 WASHINGTON President George Bush signed a USAlbanian trade agreement on Monday and told President Sali Berisha "everybody salutes what you are doing" in reshaping the once hard-line Stalinist state. Mr Bush predicted that Congress would follow his recommendation and quickly grant most favoured nation trade61 words
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Article96 1992-06-17 10 MOSCOW The incomes of the Russian people are set to rise by 850 per cent nominally this year but will fall by 30 per cent in real buying power, the government has forecast here, the Interfax news agency reported. Incomes would total 6.5 billion roubles,96 words
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381 1992-06-17 10 Electronics likely to show most outstanding growth AFP SEOUL South Korea's industrial output will be the fifth largest in the world by 2001, a state-financed think tank predicted yesterday. The most outstanding in growth will be the electronics industry, which isAFP - 381 words
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293 1992-06-17 10 NYT TOKYO A government survey has reinforced the gloomy outlook of Japanese families who want to buy a home in the Tokyo metropolitan area, amid frequent calls by Prime Minister Kiichi Miyazawa for a better quality of life for the Japanese. The fiscal 1991NYT - 293 words
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372 1992-06-17 10 Rajendra Bajpai - From Rajendra Bajpai in NEW DELHI JAPANESE investors have shown interest in setting up four industrial townships in India to promote investment by Japanese companies. The Indian Government has agreed in principle to the setting up of these towns, sources said.372 words
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Article, Illustration480 1992-06-17 10 Economic clout has muted criticism, says analyst Reuter TOKYO The Japanese Bill to send troops abroad as UN peacc-keepers which became law on Monday raises more questions than answers. "This might satisfy the Americans," said political commentator Minoru Morita. "But AsianReuter - 480 words
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327 1992-06-17 10 Reuter LONDON A big downward revision to Britain's invisible earnings in the first quarter of this year pushed up the eurrent account deficit for the same period, worry ing financial markets and economists. The revisions were also not simply confined to the first quarter,Reuter - 327 words
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571 1992-06-17 11 Reuter VIENNA With free-mar-ket capitalism nailed firmly to the mast of all the reforming countries of the former Soviet bloc, the US is encouraging American businessmen to invest in the region. Some of the biggest deals signed up since communism crumbled inReuter - 571 words
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Article, Illustration38 1992-06-17 11 SARAJEVO Residents buying butter during a fragile ceasefire on Monday after two months of heavy fighting and food shortages in the Bosnian capital. The latest truce between Bosnia and Serbia was signed late on Sunday.38 words
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444 1992-06-17 11 Reuter WASHINGTON Bankruptcies hit a record high in the first three months of this year with more than a quarter of a million businesses and individuals seeking protection from creditors, the American Bankruptcy Institute said on Monday. The surge reflects the difficultiesReuter - 444 words
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Article, Illustration448 1992-06-17 11 Republicans could wrest control of Congress, he says gy|REsiDEHrpAip Reuter WASHINGTON President George Bush has scoffed at the possibility of a deadlocked presidential race, but says there is a chance "in a crazy year like this" that his Republican Party would win control of CongressReuter - 448 words
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286 1992-06-17 11 Reuter NEW YORK Venezuela, seeking to boost foreign participation in its oil industry, said foreign companies will be allowed to hold a majority stake in future joint oil ventures. Gustavo Roosen, president of state oil company Petroleos de Venezuela SA said: "In all cases,Reuter - 286 words
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303 1992-06-17 11 Reuter HAVANA Constitutional changes drafted by Cuba's communist rulers will help modernise the island's economy and reform its voting system, and confirm a swing away from formerly socialist countries towards closer ties with Latin America, state media reported on Monday. But the reports saidReuter - 303 words
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Advertisement402 1992-06-17 11 Singapore Business Luncheon Talk Vietnam has finally thrown open its doors to Singapore investors and everyone wants to cash in. In fact, Singapore is now Vietnam's largest *j r q^q trading partner. Trungisthe But while opportunities may be tremendous, Singapore businessmen W IF! Research have also been warned of the402 words
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Article463 1992-06-17 12 EDITORIAL THE two-week Earth Summit at Rio de Janeiro predietably tailed to shake the world. But it showed the way down a road which promises to be bumpy yet which must be travelled. The two centrepiece treaties the framework Convention on Climate Change and the Convention463 words
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Article299 1992-06-17 12 TRUE to its image, the Khmer Rouge has proved once again that not much can be expected of it, particularly the ability to keep its word. Arguing that Vietnam, in violation of the Paris agreement, had not withdrawn its troops from Cambodia, Khmer Rouge guerillas are299 words
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Article83 1992-06-17 12 INDONESIANS have given their approval to Golkar to lead them again. Though the votes for Golkar fell by 5 points to 68 per cent, the Indonesians were clearly voting for continuity and stability. With Golkar in the lead and most probably President Suharto at the helm, should83 words
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Article150 1992-06-17 12 GIVING MORE responsibilities to town councils and having them play the role of a local government can convey this message to voters: at the constituency level, their votes for a new government are equivalent to changing the local government. Whether this turns out to be good or150 words
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Article219 1992-06-17 12 MALAYSIA Airlines is trying once again to gain the government's permission to raise its domestic fares. Its previous attempts in recent years had not been successful. This time, however, the government seems to lend a more sympathetic ear. Transport Minister Datuk Seri Dr Ling Liong Sik said219 words
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Article190 1992-06-17 12 THOUGH the industrialised nations would cry themselves hoarse to the contrary, they must shoulder a fair share of the blame and responsibility for the world's environmental degradation. The poor should not be forced to clean up the mess created by the rich, said Prime Minister Datuk Seri190 words
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Article107 1992-06-17 12 ONE important lesson that we hope all the MPs, especially those in the majority coalition, will learn from the May bloodshed and Arthit's surprise nomination of Anand is that elected representatives of the people must use their power justly. They cannot deny responsibility for their mistakes, nor can107 words
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Article, Illustration1228 1992-06-17 12 Neville Stack - Britain's reforms under the Common Agricultural Policy are seen by both conservationists and government as an unexpected environmental blessing. Neville Stack examines the issue. Neville Stack Neville Stack is a London-based journalist who contributes to BT. LIKE most things to do with agriculture, attitudes to1,228 words
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Advertisement127 1992-06-17 12 Rajan Pillal: Asia's biscuit king r~~SSSS Remlslers find they have wooers aplenty L j|STfNC^S^ —1 Sesdaq: second fiddle for how long? I' I•)jj r -7 f i ij |l Astra loses some If its glow ""N New six-part series on Government and SMEs I j, j j GUL Tech: from127 words
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Miscellaneous20 1992-06-17 12 DOONESBURY by garry trudeau Tmaeeno' I —n-/ r CANT ft ]IJ" HW I mt-um Jh lefvl J mmiSAAH ICAtn s3c20 words
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Article746 1992-06-17 13 Ramon Myers - It is an irony of recent history that Taiwan, while steadily democratising, has emerged in a stronger position to deal with its domestic difficulties than have most other Asian states, writes Ramon Myers. Ramon Myers. The writer, senior fellow at the Hoover Institution on War, RevolutionIHT - 746 words
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Article, Illustration1410 1992-06-17 13 Florence Chong - Controversy has dogged the Hongkong government since it announced the development of a massive airport and port project. Mrs Anson Chan, Hongkong's Secretary for Economic Services, spoke to Florence Chong about the financing of the project, described as the largest infrastructure! project in the world.1,410 words
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Article, Illustration1010 1992-06-17 14 Selva Kumar - Selva Kumar reviews a book on the law of guarantees that should appeal to professionals and lay readers alike Selva Kumar THE IDEA of getting one person to promise to answer for another is a logical and almost instinctive one and it is common practice for banks1,010 words
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645 1992-06-17 14 CAM Kureoka Enterprise Pte Ltd t Central Provident Fund board. High Court of the Republic of Singapore. Originating Summons No 218 of 1991. Justice Chan Sek Keong. THE plaintiff Kureoka, which ran the Ashibi Lounge, sought a declaration that its part-time hostesses were not645 words
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Article, Illustration630 1992-06-17 15 Pebble Beach both a nightmare and a dream AFP PEBBLE BEACH, California -j- After another decade, the US Golf Open returns tomorrow to Pebble Beach a course that has produced two Open champions who dominated their generations. The Open first came to the picturesque course hugging the Pacific coast inAFP - 630 words
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389 1992-06-17 15 AP MILWAUKEE Philadelphia 76ers star Charles Barkley could face a jail term, if convicted on a battery charge Eming from a fight last outsi(i£ a Milwaukee rn. > Jury selection for Barkley's trial was scheduled for Monday one week before the USAP - 389 words
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324 1992-06-17 15 Reuter I .ON DON World number one Jim Courier was named top men's seed at Wimbledon on Monday, in spite of his record of never having been beyond the quarter-finals in three previous visits. Although the American has had a marvellous year, winningReuter - 324 words
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78 1992-06-17 15 LONDON Peter Elliott, Britain's 1,500 metres silver medallist at the 1988 Olympics, pulled out of the national selec* tion trials for Barcelona on Monday with a knee problem. His" decision presents a dilemma for the British Olympic selectors, as European indoor champion Matthew78 words
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Article61 1992-06-17 15 MANCHESTER Japan's Shuzo Matsuoka, beaten final-, ist at Queen's on Sunday, has withdrawn from the £130,000 (*****,000) Manchester Grass Court event. And the 24». year-old Tokyo player now faces a desperate fight to be fit' for Wimbledon. Matsuoka has torn a bicep muscle in his right arm and61 words
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Article69 1992-06-17 15 GENOA, Italy Seventh-seeded Thierry Champion of France suffered an injury to the right shoulder in the second set on Monday and withdrew from the U*****,000 (*****,200) Genoa International tennis tournament. Meanwhile, third-seeded Javier Sanchez of Spain and fourthseeded Paul Haahuis advanced with first-round victories. Sanchez beat69 words
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Article58 1992-06-17 15 BONN A senior German athletics official who lifted a doping ban on double world sprint champion Katrin Krabbe has quit his post, saying the German Athletics Federation (DLV) did not support the decision. Guenther Emig, head of the DLV legal commission that overturned a four-year58 words
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Article, Illustration282 1992-06-17 15 Reuter LAS VEGAS For the first 15 years of his professional career, Larry Holmes was known as "The Easton Assassin" after his Pennsylvania hometown. Now. more than 19 years since turning pro. Holmes, according to pre-fight hype, is "The Professor", becauseReuter - 282 words
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Article, Illustration604 1992-06-17 15 Jaime Ee - Jaime Ee has nothing but superlatives for American dance group Momix's performance Jaime Ee THERE were a few kids under 12 who showed up at the opening of MoCm ix's three-day run at the "Kallang Theatre on Monday night. But no-one flashed an "R(A) sign at604 words
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587 1992-06-17 15 CHATTERBOX IT WAS the same oF rock 'n roll music Bruce Springsteen played on Monday to open his first world tour in four years. But the lyrics were from an older, wiser, happier "Boss". "A lot has happened to587 words
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Article, Illustration683 1992-06-17 17 Magdalene Phang - Magdalene Phang on the Singapore Festival of Arts concert by the Polish Nightingales Magdalene Phang POLAND is blessed with many gifts. One of them is the Pope in Rome. And another is the Polish Nightingales. Nearly three quarters of the 40-strong choir are prepubescent boys. And to be683 words
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Advertisement826 1992-06-17 16 Nothing Beats A Bud. Biffin where to wine, dine FOR HE'S A JOLLY GOOD FELLOW Father's Day 21 June Treat good old Dad to y N a grand lunch or N dinner at the Seafood t\| J m»' Theatre Restaurant featuring a menu of X, Cantonese-Thai favourites. Tickle his palate826 words
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Advertisement279 1992-06-17 16 How To Play Happy Family N It's really easy once you know h > J I what we have in store for you and I yout family at The Stables. A li > super family buffet that'll delight i. i even the tiniest of tots. So come r on over279 words
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Miscellaneous718 1992-06-17 16 TELEVISION AND RADIO ny/\ fl r*A SBCI2 5.00 Bouti (Cartoon).* 5.25 Caspar A Friends (Cartoon). BUSINESS ON RADIO ICI 1 I lfC *11 CNLIiW 515 (Cartoon). 5.55 Today In History. BBC, 88.9 mHz in VHF Band II VV/l/lV VU W kJ tl 7.25 PM Opening followed by The 540 MP718 words
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Advertisement240 1992-06-17 17 AND ENTERTAIN mHHV A* mm I The musical magic of FRANK ROBIN arrives at Ridleys. Catch their versatile act of country and western contemporary hits at happy hours. All drinks at half price rlnrino hour* ANA "°TEI during these hours SINGAPORE Mon to Thur 6pm to 10 pm i6Nass<mH,ii S'lgapo'e240 words
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Advertisement84 1992-06-17 17 IMsfclii i June/July Promotion Experience ihe freshest from the sea at i CHINA CHINA RESTAURANT i Special set menus available for lunch and dinner from $68 (2 persons) to $338 (10 persons) It M For reservations, please rail 3224 228/9 i fc A Our rnldurdnf onflrt* uvliome thr fmbin to84 words
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Advertisement142 1992-06-17 17 Mr. to* wring M^iyw I Chief Engines mmmrnm FOR RELIABLE SERVICE, PRODUCT AND SYSTEM, YOU CAN DEPEND ON I TEAM TRANE. J f I Mr. MfllM* Low Equipmenr Systems. Engineer SS|§ i THE BEST \AU E. CALL: 468 8622 FOR ENQUIRIES. FAX. 468 1828 14 ROADHOUSE ELVIS PLACE TAPS PUB142 words
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Article, Illustration904 1992-06-17 18 Quak Hiang Whai - By Quak Hiang Whai IN A QUIET MARKET where the main market index closed unchanged, all the Singapore bourse could offer yesterday was the usual round of rumours. With Yeo Hiap Seng having denied rumours that it was restructuring, the spotlight shifted yesterday to904 words
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Article, Illustration78 1992-06-17 18 Quak Hiang Whai - By Quak Hiang Whai Comment SINGATRONICS has been consolidating in the last three months and looks like a very good buy in the near term. Daily and weekly stochastics are at zero while the 13-week RSI is at a healthy level of about 50. A break above 75SOURCE: BRIDGE INFO - 78 words
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Article3163 1992-06-17 18 .'q 2 u Vo1 °*> last Quote Db Di» YTd Net M Cap High Low Code Company Traded Sale +or- (*000) High Low Buyer Seller CVr P/E Smil INDUSTRIAL AND COMMERCIAL 220 1 70 1000 Acma 204 xd +3 369 206 201 203 204 VL2 2T 6X) Tl7 125.7 2103,163 words
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Article3050 1992-06-17 19 OCBC 970 40 4.3% ICB 565 +35 +6.6% ICBWt 232 +28 +13.7% Straits Trading 326 +26 +8.7% Asia Pacific 1100 +20 1.9% UOB 690 +20 +3.0% Metro Hldgs 476 16 +3.5% C&C 675 +15 +2.3% Prima 600 +15 2.6% Shangri-La 550 +15 +2.8% CACWt 3563,050 words
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Advertisement150 1992-06-17 19 Shinel YOUR KEY TO BETTERBUSINESS DECISIONS! Shine is Singapore Press Holdings' inforich database financial statements highlights, graphs, latest results team: T. S. Liu on 740 1035, Hazel Ong on 740 1771 I eleview, which incidentally is the most advanced and company news. orTonyChia 9 videotext system in the world. For150 words
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Article3216 1992-06-17 20 Paramount 94 +12 +14 6% Samanda Hldgs 173 +10 +6.1% Golden Hope 128 +-6 +4.9% Ganda Hldgs 86 +4 +4.9% Guinness SO 358 +4 +1.1% Berjava Leisure 117 3 2.6% PMR1 50* 188 3 H.6% Johan Hldgs 50* 39 2 5.4% NST 322 2 +0.6%3,216 words
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Advertisement73 1992-06-17 20 c:: :>i>i > .<\^.>,>/.yy.:l.>-^ •S. y.vvAvji-j:: c MBBrasSG6|HHm> :•>>%:• C*x.'sZ h-A-oy. itt CV.V!T Many years IHHHwO l(py.jßr7 i* -TimMßwwv .•»•••••••••••*'JvVv•'XV*J^ a/- a iy**/ iiMffiT*Tmßh v 'V'.s j V* ■•/J I BDHB m s wHunflßH HHH Mm h O jHHRjj I h K• N i, 8 I i 3 BiBß BSMfii73 words
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Article, Illustration1078 1992-06-17 21 Bernama PROFIT-TAKING by cautious investors from the latest rise took share prices in Kuala Lumpur to a mixed close yesterday in brisk trading. The KLSE Composite Index at the close added 1.98 points to 602.15. The Industrial Index was 0.70 of a pointBernama - 1,078 words
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Article4251 1992-06-17 21 1992 Ijmi Vol Day Net Cap High Low I'elcode Company Sale "000 High l/>v* P/E Smil INDUSTRIALS 221 165 7003 AISB 50« 171 2 38 171 170 15.3 175.4 414 302 7004 ASM 50* 314 -10 61 326 314 16.5 1291.1 650 530 7000 Acidchem 595 20.5 255.8 515 3844,251 words
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Article568 1992-06-17 22 Company Date Year Croup Net Net earnings Cross ann to profit/loss (L) per share dividend (000) (cents) Amcol Jun 15 Dec 91 $37.607($36.143> 19(18) 10(10) Venture Mtg lun 10 Dec 91 S3 404($2.331) 5(3 4) Guthrie GTS )un 9 Dec 91 $3 608(55 144) 2(3 2) 2(2) Lee568 words
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Article579 1992-06-17 22 Company Rights Issue Manet Tech One for one $1 00 per )taK CASH Three-tor two MJO SO per <Jmre Eu Tan Sanj Three tor one <n SI 05 per share Golden Hope One tor so <n, MSI 50 per share H leant M Two for five MS3 35579 words
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Article574 1992-06-17 22 Man Board Last Fri Tear Coapwr Penod Date Tear CPS Cms Ret mmmucmI entong (ct») dw profit last year (SV«*) EMS Final Nov 6 Jul 91 3OTt 1787ft Jacks tot Final Apr 30 Jan 92 2281 Pacific Caa Interim Jun 3 Sep 92 0 2 106 Vaa574 words
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Article205 1992-06-17 22 Company Date Year Group pre-tax Net earnings Gross ann to profit/loss (L) per share dividend ('000) (cents) H GB Hldgs Jun 12 Mar 92 S6.353($9.951) 6.1(9.9) 10TE(10TE) B Sembawang iun 9 Mar 92 528,832(56.742) 71.5(17.7) 35|(35j) M Mosaics Jun 9 Jan 92 M538.224(526,837) 9.2(5.7) 55(5 5) Hai Sun205 words
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Article1096 1992-06-17 22 Current Ex Books Date Total for Total for payment date dose payable the year last year Acma 5% kin S Jun 18 Jul 2 122% 10%TE Amcoi 25C 10% Aug 21 Aug 27 Sep 10 10% 10% Apolo 2 5% Jun 3 Jun 16 Jul 23 25% Awmo1,096 words
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Article156 1992-06-17 22 Company Date HaH-year Group pro-tax Interim ann to profit/loss (L) dividend (000) KL Kepong Jun 1 Mar 92 M$52,213(MS45,437) NYA(5) Wearnes May 29 Mar 92 $6.4271(121.878) 3(7) Ganda Hldgs May 25 Mar 92 MJ2.548($554L) Samanda Hldgs May 25 Mar 92 MJ7,006(J5,558) 3(—) C&C May 22 Mar 92 J56,395(549.453)156 words
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Article307 1992-06-17 22 thm l«h Last Frf Year Farecast Date Ret Ret Profit EPS aaacd Year EPS Grass profit laage laage Ceapaay Period last yr eadng (cts) «v (S'Mfi) (cts) Stt F May 20 Mar 92 143 2 40 0 912.800 986 9—***** 1539-1840 Metre RMgs F )un 13 Mar 92307 words
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657 1992-06-17 22 Trans Registered Substantial Buy/ No. of Amount Shareholding Stock Date Holder Shareholder/Director Soil shares Before After SPH 10/06/92 OCBC Ltd *S 15.000 124,500 23.550.532 9 68 23.535,532 9 68 Low Keng Huat 08/06/92 DBS Nominees (Pte) Ltd Fong Siew Heng S 10.000 14,000 62.000 52.000 SPH 06/06/92657 words
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Article394 1992-06-17 22 Jun 15 kmo-Pacific. which has to cough up $58 million to repay its loans by December, is looking to sell its 20 per cent stake in KFC Malaysia and also perhaps trading business Poon Guan Also looking for new shareholder to take up stake in Shakey's. These sales394 words
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Article442 1992-06-17 22 Company Rights Issue MC Bar* One-tor two fc, MSI 25 per share Ex4ate Jun 2 Books close Jun 17 Acceptance Payment NYA Keppe* France One for four SI 10 per share Ex-date May 25 Books dose Jun 4 Acceptance Payment Jul 14 MAA Three tor four at MSI442 words
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Article108 1992-06-17 22 Kingtial (Malaysia) Bhd: 14th AGM at Melati Room, Mezzanine Floor, Hotel Equatorial, Jalan Sultan Ismail, ***** Kuala Lumpur, on Wednesday, June 17, at 10.30 am Cement Manufacturers Sarawak Bhd: 17th AGM at, Mulu Room, Holiday Inn. Kuching, Jalan Tunku Abdul Rahman. ***** Kuching, on Wednesday. June 17, at108 words
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Article77 1992-06-17 22 Conversion Special Trdg Scripless Conversion deadline Period Trading Compan> starts (I DP) (ST) starts Eii Yan Sang* Jul I Jul 21 Jul 9 Jul 21 Jul 22 Goldtron May 12 Jun 8 Jun 23 keppel Finance Jun 10 Jul 1 Jun 19 Jul I Jul 2 keppel Corp77 words
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Article153 1992-06-17 22 RECORD HIGHS LOWS BT Composite Index ST Industrials Index 1992 hifh: 1316 68 21/2/92) jjfh: 1545 92 (27/1/92) 1992low: 1191.31 (09/4/92) }*f J* }gg (09/4/92 1991 Iwh: 1333.08 3/6/91) 1991 1565 58 (3/6/91) 1991 Z. 1022 52 6/1/91) (16/1/91) 1990 h*: 1435 43 16/7/90 1M7.12 (27/3/90) 1990 tow 981 07153 words
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361 1992-06-17 22 In local curr In SS In US$ dy yr S dy yr S dy >t June 15 Index chge chge chge chge chge cfcgc World 386.0 -0.5 -5.5 -0.7 -6.5 -0.7 -6.6 fEAFE 461.4 -1.0 -8.1 -1.1 -9.4 -I.I -9.5 Europe 437.9 -0.6 6.5 -0.5361 words
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Article, Illustration1811 1992-06-17 23 Reuter SHORT-TERM speculators thronged the Bangkok market yesterday after recent price rises continued into a fifth consecutive day, brokers said. Trade was heavy in property and finance shares. The SET index ended 6.37 points higher at 749.74 on heavy turnover of 8.09 billion baht.Reuter; Source: Bridge Info - 1,811 words
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Article, Illustration1340 1992-06-17 23 JAKARTA share prices closed steady in active trade yesterday, with local buying interest focused on banks, brokers said. The Jardine Fleming Index rose to 69.63 from Monday's 69.50. Bank Internasional Indonesia closed 50 rupiah higher at 3,900 and Bank Bali gained 200 toSource: Bridge Info - 1,340 words
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Article, Illustration2615 1992-06-17 24 Reuter STOCKS ended virtually unchanged yesterday, with the Nikkei Average below 17,000 after spending much of the day above that level. Institutional buying put a floor under prices and dealers chased individual issues, but brokers said uncertain prospects for official economic measures keptReuter - 2,615 words
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Article, Illustration2632 1992-06-17 24 Reuter HONGKONG STOCKS finished higher in sluggish trade yesterday as local bargainhunters helped erase early losses, brokers said. The Hang Seng Index ended the day 27.68 points higher at 5,846.75. The All Ordinaries Index closed at 3,189.75, up 18.59 points. Analysts said the riseReuter - 2,632 words
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Article, Illustration2175 1992-06-17 25 Reuter THE Australian share market continued its two-week drift lower yesterday, with industrial stocks leading way. Brokers said most weakness stemmed from the feeling that improvements in the macro-economic picture would take longer than expected to work their way into company profits. TheReuter; Source: Bridge Info - 2,175 words
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Article829 1992-06-17 25 THE Seoul stock market ended mixed yesterday as selective buying of Financials was matched by profit-taking in other sectors, brokers said. The composite stock index ended 0.14 point firmer at 579.95 on turnover of 293.5 billion won against 382.5 billion on Monday. But losers led gainers 581 to 170829 words
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Article518 1992-06-17 25 TAIWAN SHARE PRICES finished lower yesterday on heavy profit-taking after previous gains. Brokers expected the market to continue consolidating in the near term. The weighted index closed at 4,637.78, 34.71 points lower than Monday's close. Turnover was an active NT$3B.6 billion against Monday's NTS3B.S billion. Brokers said financials were518 words
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Article577 1992-06-17 25 PHILIPPINE SHARE PRICES closed steadier yesterday after climbing sharply to a new intra-day record in mid-ses-sion as profit-takers switched from blue chips to oil and mining issues, brokers said. "Many investors sold commercial shares to pay for the oils which arc really very cheap, especially the secondliners," said Joseph577 words
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Article361 1992-06-17 25 NEW ZEALAND SHARES ended slightly higher yesterday after another low-turnover day, which brokers put down to the usually quiet period before a budget. The government is due to deliver its budget for 1992/93 on July 2. "It's obviously pre-budget, which does not help, and the fixed interest market361 words
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Article53 1992-06-17 25 Close Previous June 16 NEW ZEALAND NZSE-40 Capital 1,533.47 1,532.11 1.35 MANILA Composite Index 1,578.48 1,575.56 +2.92 Turnover (mil pesos) 804.26 725.5 +78.76 TAIPEI Weighted Price Index 4,637.78 4.672.4 -34.71 Turnover (NTS billion) 38.6 38.5 +0.1- SEOUL 1 r Composite Stock Index 579 95 579.81 +0 14" > Turnover (billion53 words
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Article, Illustration1417 1992-06-17 26 NEW YORK STOCKS closed nearly unchanged in sluggish trading on Monday as some investors stepped to the sidelines to await key economic news to be released yesterday. The Dow Jones Industrial Average added 0.54 point to 3354.90. Analysts said some computerguided buy programs and bargain-hunt-ing helped the market1,417 words
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Article, Illustration836 1992-06-17 26 SHARES hit a two-month low on Monday as poor first-quarter balance-of-pay-ments figures and a series of stocks going ex-dividend combined to depress the market. The FTSE 100-Share Index closed down 10.1 points on Friday's close at 2,593.6 after a partial Wall Street-inspired rally following an earlier 26-point loss. But836 words
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Article274 1992-06-17 26 FRENCH SHARE PRICES ended lower for the sixth day running on Monday but recovered from session troughs. The CAC-40 index closed 10.15 points lower at 1,918.14. A meagre 1.6 billion francs' worth of shares changed hands during the day, and dealers said trading was lacklustre. The market suffered all274 words
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Article136 1992-06-17 26 SWEDISH SHARES on Monday ended above Friday's levels but off the day's highs as a morning rally ran out of steam under the influence of weaker foreign markets and concern over the government's political stability. The bourse general index closed up 0.53 per cent at 937.4 in modest trade136 words
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Article390 1992-06-17 26 GERMAN SHARES dropped by nearly 0.5 per cent on Monday in a downturn prompted mainly by a fall in the chemical and pharmaceutical majors. Monday's heavy losses in Tokyo added to the pressure, particularly after Wall Street last Friday had failed to hold the gains it made on mild390 words
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Article189 1992-06-17 26 ITALIAN SHARES closed broadly lower on Monday as operators squared positions ahead of yesterday's close of the June account in a market thinned by the continued standstill of the screen market, whose shares were dealt on the floor. The MIB All Share Index closed 0.32 per cent lower at189 words
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Article198 1992-06-17 26 BELGIAN SHARES closed around their day's lows on Monday, depressed by weaker share markets internationally and interest rate gloom. But volume was weak and price movements were in a narrow range, dealers said. The Bel-20 index of leading shares ended down 6.10 points to 1205.18. Volume amounted to 542198 words
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Article419 1992-06-17 26 THE Johannesburg Stock Exchange ended mixed in steady trade on Monday with blue-chip industrial shares dropping sharply ahead of the start of the African National Congress' mass action campaign. The Industrial Index closed 68 points down at 4,522 and the Overall Index was down 21 at 3,688. The Gold419 words
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Article301 1992-06-17 26 STOCKS ended mixed after a session of moderate trade on Monday. The gold and silver sector gained more than 1.5 per cent while the real estate index came under pressure from continued losses in Bramalea Ltd and Trizec Corp shares, traders said. The TSE 300 gained 1.8 to 3409.8301 words
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Article279 1992-06-17 26 June IS Cloac Previous NEW YORK Dow Jones 3,354.90 3.354.36 f 0 54 SAP 500 410.29 409 76 0.53 Turnover (million) 164.08 181.86 -17.78 LONDON Financial Times 30 2.026.4 2,025.3 +1.1 FTSE 100 2,593.6 2.603.7 -10.1 Turnover (million) 358.8 496.0 -110.2 FRANKFURT DAX Index 1.773.90 1,782.27 -8.37 AMSTERDAM EOE Index279 words
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1158 1992-06-17 27 REPORTS ASIA TOKYO: The dollar ended firmer yesterday partly on short-covering after volatile trade, dealers said. They said the yen was under pressure against European currencies on overnight news that European Community (EC) foreign ministers called on Japan to follow policies that1,158 words
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Article377 1992-06-17 27 Cross rates June 16 US$ S$ MS Dm Yen SFr AS NZS USS 1.6230 2.5190 1.5700 126.90 0.5382 1.4140 1.3298 1.8450 SS 0.6161 1.5521 0.9673 78.1885 0.3316 0.8712 0.8193 1.1368 MS 0.3970 0.64 0.6233 50.3771 0.2137 0.5613 0.5279 0.7324 Dm 0.6369 1.0338 1.6045 80.83 0.3428 0.9006 0.8470377 words
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Article525 1992-06-17 27 Interbank rates S$_ Bid Offer Overnight 2 3/4 2 7/8 1-month 2 15/16 3 1/16 2-month 3 3 1/8 3-month 3 1/16 3 3/16 Overnight mode: 2-13/16 I'SS Bid Offer 7 days 3 13/16 3 15/16 1 month 3 7/8 4 2 months 3 7/8 4 3 months525 words
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470 1992-06-17 27 Central bankers shrug off Danish vote and BIS criticism Reuter BASLE European Community central bankers have agreed to forge ahead with preparations for a single currency in spite of Denmark's rejection of the plan and criticism of it by the Bank for InternationalReuter - 470 words
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Article1335 1992-06-17 27 SIMEX EURODOLLAR Open High Low Sett Est Vol Act/Vol Op/lnt Sep 92 95.83- 95.85 95.82 95.85 5108 7754 ***** 95.82 Dec 92 95.21 95.23 95.20 95.22 3514 3085 ***** Mar 93 95.13 95.14 95.12 95.13 2326 1017 7906 Jun 93 94.69 94.70 94.68 94.69 474 94 1733 Sep1,335 words
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366 1992-06-17 28 Reuter KUALA LUMPUR Traders caught out by a sharp drop in Malaysia's palm oil stocks and a lower-than-expected rise in production in May expect prices to firm in the short term. "The stocks were much lower than what the marketReuter - 366 words
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246 1992-06-17 28 Reuter VANCOUVER More than 12,000 pulp and paper workers went on strike in British Columbia, shutting down an industry responsible for 30 per cent of the world's northern softwood kraft pulp output. Forest analysts said the strike, which could last all summer,Reuter - 246 words
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764 1992-06-17 28 REPORT THE PRICE of tin surged to a 19-month high of M$ 16.29 a kg on the Kuala Lumpur Tin Market (KLTM) yesterday, up 20 sen from Monday. Dealers said the local market took its cue from the higher London Metal Exchange overnight.764 words
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Article, Illustration651 1992-06-17 29 Nirmal Ghosh - POSTCARD FROM TAMAN NEGARA By Nirmal Ghosh WHY on earth am I doing this, I asked myself as my left hand mercifully gloved sank into three inches of odoriferous bat guano. Above me, in the light of my torch, about 30 bats wiggled their ears651 words
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Article151 1992-06-17 29 As at 10am yesterday: I-ocal dollars to one unit of foreign currency Currencies Bid Offer Australian dollar 1.2149 1.23IS Canadian dollar 1.3455 I.372S NZ dollar 0.8700 0.8875 Sterling pound 3.0021 3.0428 US dollar 1.6200 1.6280 I-ocal dollars to 100 units of foreign currency Austrian schilling 14.52151 words
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Article60 1992-06-17 29 Duration Title Venue Organiser Tel Duration Title Venue Organiser Tel Aug 22-25 International Frankfurt. Messe Frankfurt (49)69/***** July 20-24 Electrotech NEC, Elect rex Ltd, 071-*****47 Trade Fair for Germany GmbH Birmingham London (fax) Consumer Goods Aug 16-18 International Munich. Mode-Woche- (49)89/5024. Sep 6-9 Fine Food Melbourne Australian60 words
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Miscellaneous291 1992-06-17 29 1 Resources left to add the —tt ill Pi 9 Foreign Office reverts to IHHH regimen, as expected (2,6) 10 Exclude copper from studying de- MH ■HHH' 13 Relaxed orchestra is pre- P 3 I I I j pared to come in on it (8) man is very important (6)291 words
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Miscellaneous163 1992-06-17 29 Singapore Outlook: Showers over several areas in the morning. Report: Maximum temperature 32.5 Assoc humidity 66% Minimum temperature 24.4 Assoc humidity 94% Hours of sunshine 2.60 Rainfall in mm 0.5 Rainfall this month 86.8 Rainy days this month... 11 World report Asia-Pacific Ili/I Cond. Auckland 13/10 Rain Bangkok 34/25 Cloudy163 words
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Article, Illustration459 1992-06-17 30 Roman Catholic bishops to back general if he assumes office AFP MANILA Fidel Ramos has won the May 11 Philippine presidential election with an unbeatable lead, according to a nearly complete tally by Congress. With 90 of the 94 provincial certificates of canvassAFP - 459 words
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279 1992-06-17 30 AFP BANGKOK The three top military figures in the bloody May crackdown on anti-government demonstrations have ignored a summons by a special parliamentary committee investigating the violence that left scores of people dead. Supreme commander Kaset Rojananil, army chief Issarapong NoonpakdiAFP - 279 words
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264 1992-06-17 30 AFP NEW DELHI Millions of manual and white-collar workers went on strike yesterday throughout India in response to leftist union calls to denounce the government's economic liberalisation, union sources and other reports said. Union leaders said an estimated 15 million stayed awayAFP - 264 words
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323 1992-06-17 30 AP WASHINGTON America's overall foreign trade deficit fell to US$5.3 billion (SsB.6 billion) in the first three months of this year, the best showing since payments for the Gulf War helped give the country two rare quarterly surpluses last year, the governmentAP - 323 words
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Article, Illustration865 1992-06-17 30 PATRICK DANIEL; PATRICK DANIEL - The Bottom Line PATRICK DANIEL PATRICK DANIEL The writer is BT's Editor HOW AMUSING it was to see Japan earlier this month administering the same brand of medicine that America has been dishing out to its trade partners. Japan's gumption could be865 words
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264 1992-06-17 30 Reuter LUXEMBOURG Wealthy European Community states forced Brussels to backtrack on a planned budget increase despite fears a show of meanness would hit Irish support for European union in a vote tomorrow. French Foreign Minister Roland Dumas said Commission President JacquesReuter - 264 words
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278 1992-06-17 30 Reuter WASHINGTON President George Bush and Russian President Boris Yeltsin opened a two-day summit late last night with pomp and ccrcmony amid a clamour over Mr Yeltsin's suggestion that US POWs from Vietnam may be alive in jail in the former SovietReuter - 278 words
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Article, Illustration523 1992-06-17 31 Dexter Lee - By Dexter Lee SINGAPORE South Korea's biggest shipping line Hyundai Merchant Marine has finally secured governmental approval to operate a liner service linking North Asia to Europe. Hyundai Merchant Marine owner's representative in Singapore Park Won Seok told BT that the carrier523 words
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279 1992-06-17 31 Reuter LOS ANGELES The fate of the Queen Mary ocean liner, which has been operated as a tourist attraction and hotel in the Port of Long Beach, California, will be decided next week by a local commission. The Long Beach HarbourReuter - 279 words
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1170 1992-06-17 31 Page Col ABC Containerline 12 1 Accord Group 8 1-3 Ahrenkiel Liner 16 4 Allied-Link 16 4/5 Alpha Feeders 6 1 Anglo Orient 16 1/2 ANL 3 1/2 APL 5 3-5 Arrow Int 9 2 Asian Break-Bulk 16 3 ASCL 5 5 ASXCL1,170 words
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220 1992-06-17 31 AFP STRALSUND, Germany More than 2.000 eastern German ship workers occupied a yard here on Monday to press for an early European Community (EC) decision on the future of their industry, their employers said. The chairman of the Stralsunder Volkswerft Siegfried Heitmann saidAFP - 220 words
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301 1992-06-17 31 Juliette Walker - By Juliette Walker SINGAPORE Balance in the dry bulk cargo market tipped last year to a situation of over-tonnaging and persistent recession, the chairman of Intercargo said. The chairman of the International Association of Dry Cargo Shipowners Dr Frank Chao said: "The dry bulk301 words
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127 1992-06-17 31 Knight-Ridder SAO PAULO In an effort to end a nationwide strike by Brazilian dock workers, Transportation Minister Aflfonso Camargo will meet with union leaders to discuss their complaints, said union and government spokesmen. The strike, now in its 6th day, has effectivelyKnight-Ridder - 127 words
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46 1992-06-17 31 DUE TO OPEN in the autumn of 1993. the Channel Tunnel has cast a shadow over ferry operations that has stretched from the lower North Sea to the western Channel, and which has lasted for a full five years Page 246 words
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Article38 1992-06-17 31 LACKING a single order so far for its planned new jumbo jet, McDonnell Douglas Corp said on Monday that it had bowed to the inevitable and postponed the start of the programme Back Page38 words
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37 1992-06-17 31 talks on airport project BRITAIN will hold talks with China to try to overcome delays to the massive new Hongkong airport project, government officials said on Monday Back Page37 words
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38 1992-06-17 31 CHINESE authorities in Tibet are nearing completion of one of the world's longest airport runways as part of a drive to open the remote Himalayan region to more foreign holidaymakers Back Page38 words
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Article33 1992-06-17 31 EUROPEAN aircraft consortium Airbus Industrie made a 1991 operating profit of US$267 million (***** million), up from about US$lOO million in 1990, an Airbus spokesman said Back Page33 words
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400 1992-06-17 31 KL considering whether to corporatise or to privatise port authority Bernama KUALA LUMPUR The Johor Port Authority (JPA) is likely to have control over Johor's proposed second port which is set to become Malaysia's largest, Transport Minister Ling Liong Sik saidBernama - 400 words
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72 1992-06-17 32 HELSINKI Nokia Telecommunications and Bell South New Zealand have signed a deal for supply and installation of GSM (Global System for Mobile Communications) switching and radio network systems and equipment to New Zealand. The contract is worth NZ$35 million (5530.8 million). Nokia Telecommunications is72 words
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Article52 1992-06-17 32 LONDON The Bahamian-Hag vessel White Stone was refloated yesterday after running aground on Hatter Barn Reef off the Danish coast, Lloyd's Shipping Intelligence Service said. The 7,869-dwt vessel is now heading for Kalundborg, Denmark, for damage inspection. The White Stone is managed by Marimed Agencies52 words
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Article49 1992-06-17 32 LONDON The 23,890-deadweight-tonne, Qatari-flagged freighter Ibn Izam has requested a survey after it sustained damage to its No 6 crane at Bombay, according to Lloyd's Intelligence. The crane was said to have been damaged. The vessel arrived at Bombay on June 8 from Khor Fakkan.49 words
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Article50 1992-06-17 32 Saudi Arabia's national oil company, Aramco, is seeking three new double-hulled crude tankers in a tender, sources at ship engineering companies said. In the tender, Aramco asks for three 280,000-deadweight-tonne crude carriers, they said. Offers for the tender were due by early this month, they said.50 words
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106 1992-06-17 32 TOKYO Indonesia's state-owned oil company Pertamina has allocated its two Japanese affiliates a total of 160,000 barrels per day of crude oil for July loading. The total was substantially less than the 240,000 bpd that the affiliates had asked for. Traders said the two106 words
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Article46 1992-06-17 32 LONDON The Swedish flag ro-ro/containership Concert Express has been refloated after grounding in Halifax harbour, Canada. Lloyd's Shipping Intelligence Service said. The 44,988 dwt vessel is undergoing surveys for damages. The vessel sailed on May 29 from Antwerp and bound for New York.46 words
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Article48 1992-06-17 32 LONDON The Cypriot bulk carrier Panagia Phaneromeni was refloated off Piraeus on May 30 and is now beached at Perama, Lloyd's Shipping Intelligence Service said. The 16,261 dwt vessel ran aground on Jan 30 and an attempt to refloat it on Feb 16 failed.48 words
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Article, Illustration1428 1992-06-17 32 With the Channel Tunnel just over a year from its opening, ferry operators are bracing themselves for a fierce Tunnel competition International Transport Journal Due to open in the autumn of 1993, the Channel Tunnel has cast a shadow over ferry operations that has stretchedInternational Transport Journal - 1,428 words
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Article12036 1992-06-17 40 This is a list of ships loading at Singapore for ports around the world. It tabulates, by destination, the name of the ship, the shipping line involved and the estimated dates of arrival and departure from the Port of Singapore. LEGEND PN: ship calls at Penang after12,036 words
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Article514 1992-06-17 47 ten fry* M km* DqHrt« y«se( Woy No Berth Amval Departs Marina Terminal 1 Mahatd, n 2 a(0^Slde 1/06/1500 Batam Murni *****2 M03 alongside 1606/2300 Suh|in 1706/1700 Cahaya Harap 24 M01 alongside 1606/1700 Asean Maiu AM 05/92 )1 17 06 0800 18 06/2300 Garuda G54 M04 alongside514 words
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Article1592 1992-06-17 47 DELIVERY OF FCL IMPORT CONTAINERS »N PROGRESS Shp Voy No Contanm avalttk Shp Voy Wo Containers avaiabte Han Bhum 51S 15 06.92 0700 Jaru Bhum 29N COO(EST) 1606 92 0700 North Sea 03/373 1506.92 0745 S pore Jaya 506 COO(EST) 16 06 92 1500 Marion 009N 1506.92 09401,592 words
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Article968 1992-06-17 48 J 5 1 Asia-Pacific Digital Qllular Mobile Communications, organised by IBC Techmual Services Limited at The Mandarin Singapore. For further details please contact IBC h J' c al Services at tel: 4383 or fax--071-631-3214. P?* Seatrade Asia-Pacif-ic Cruise Convention, organised by Seatrade. The event will take place at968 words
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Article637 1992-06-17 48 THE KEY US Gulf/Japan grain route was marked down after Hanjin reportedly fixed a panamax for this route for second half June at U5519.15, against $19.50 last done on Friday, dry cargo brokers said on Monday. Another charterer paid $19.75 for early July, but the route's Baltic Freight637 words
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Article303 1992-06-17 48 FREIGHT rates continued to fall last week, weakened by a slowdown in grain trade, worries over a slow world economic recovery and the onset of the normal summer decline, market analysts said on Monday. The Baltic Freight Index (BFI) lost 31 points to 1,172 points. The strike that303 words
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Article, Illustration681 1992-06-17 50 NYT LOS ANGELES Lacking a single order so far for its planned new jumbo jet, McDonnell Douglas Corp said on Monday that it had bowed to the inevitable and postponed the start of the programme until next year. The delay, whichNYT - 681 words
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439 1992-06-17 50 Reuter LONDON Britain will hold talks with China to try to overcome delays to the massive new Hongkong airport project, government officials said on Monday. They said Chinese premier Li Peng agreed with Prime Minister John Major at a meeting inReuter - 439 words
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254 1992-06-17 50 Reuter BEIJING Chinese authorities in Tibet are nearing completion of one of the world's longest airport runways as part of a drive to open the remote Himalayan region to more foreign holi-day-makers. The official China Daily said that a new, 4,000-metreReuter - 254 words
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290 1992-06-17 50 AP PARIS Air France chairman Bernard Attali said that American carrier price cuts leading to an air fare war go beyond reasonable competition, but he said the French airline will fight back. Air France announced its own set of price cuts last Friday, offeringAP - 290 words
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Article179 1992-06-17 50 Reuter PARIS European aircraft consortium Airbus Industrie made a 1991 operating profit of US$267 million (***** million), up from about US$lOO million in 1990, an Airbus spokesman said on Monday. The spokesman, confirming statements made by Airbus Chief Operating Officer Heribert FlosdorfT at the BerlinReuter - 179 words
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518 1992-06-17 50 Reuter LONDON Britain's Lotus Group of Companies, owned by General Motors of the United States, said on Monday it would cease production of its Elan sports car, the firm's main model, because of economic recession in key markets. "WeReuter - 518 words
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Advertisement629 1992-06-17 36 ■-Ml CR NBR **********0-D EXPRESS SEMI CONTAINERSHIP SERVICES TO EUROPE *OT SPOKE ROAM WAM H'BUtG BttKN ANTWERP EM/O MATARAM 32W8 17 21/7 20/1 25/S 30/8 4/9 FAST TRANSIT TIME ACCEPTING BREAKBULK/CONTAINERISEO CARGO Sub|«ct to lnduc»m«nt Alto accepting cargo to Caaablanca. Port Said, Port Alexandria, Genoa, Trieste. AISO ACCEPTING CONVENTIONAL CARGO629 words
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Advertisement1569 1992-06-17 37 NEPTUNE AGENCIES PTE LTD SINGAPORE TEL: *****77 (CR NO: **********0E) BOOKINGS: (TOLL FREE) NEPTUNELINK TEL *****00 (TOLL-FREE) USA SERVICE *****00 TERMINAL OFFICE *****22 mmm FAR EAST SERVICE *****00 IMPORT CFS MB2 *****69/*****96 UK/EUROPE SERVICE *****00 EXPORT CFS MB2 *****53/*****50 aust/india/pak *****00 NEPLINE SDN BHD MALAYSIA K.L.-<O3) *****33, P Kelang-<O3) *****87.1,569 words
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Advertisement577 1992-06-17 37 A YOUR RELIABLE FREIGHT FORWARDER CUSTOMER SERVICE: 222 071T FAX: 222 7968 MAIN LINE: 222 0255 AIRFREIGHT: 545 4255 Penang ETD 23/06 Kaohsiung ETD 19/06 Pt Kelang ETD 19/06 Busan/Hong Kong ETD 22/06 Bangkok ETD 21/06 Japan ETD 21/06 Jakarta ETD 25/06 Madras ETD 20/06 Manila ETD 21/06 Colombo ETD577 words
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Advertisement1739 1992-06-17 38 n K 4 4"W M AS AGENTS KAWASAKI SINGAPORE (PTE) LTD (CR No: 12U*****00M) W W TEL: *****77 TELEX: KAWAKIRS23I6S FAX: *****07/EY9 i |%l U4 MALAYSIA: "K" UNE MARITIME (MALAYSIA) SDN BHD JKL mkm m A U TEL: SA *****00 PK *****01/5 PENANG *****0 JB *****1 HHHI KAWASAKI KISEN KAISHA,1,739 words
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Advertisement853 1992-06-17 38 PHILI-OM€NT LIN€S PT€ LTD V" 108 Robinson Road #07-00 GMG Building Singapore 0106 Tel: *****22 *****69 *****00Te1ex:R*****0 FAX: *****76 *****38 BY AIR, LAND OR SEA.... WE TAKE ON THE WORLD FOR YOU MEMBER OF SINGAPORE FREIGHT FORWARDERS ASSOCIATION AUSTRALIA/NEW ZEALAND/SOUTH PACIFIC FCULCL SERVICE 19 JUN SYDNEY, MELBOURNE. BRISBANE, FREMANTLE 21853 words
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Advertisement2237 1992-06-17 39 sSSSmMKI PACIFIC INTERNATIONAL LINES (PTE) LTD i mt 140 Cecil Street. #03-00 PIL Building. Singapore 0106. Tel: *****33 nq IQQBQ67QQQOE [JAKARTA l I BANGKOK I VESSEL VOY SIN JKT SIN VESSEL VOV SIN BKK SIN KOTA INDAH 251 21/6 23/6 26/6 ESTEBRUGGE 15N 25/6 26/6 2/7 BUNQA TERATAI 253 23/62,237 words
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Advertisement765 1992-06-17 39 EXPRESS CONTAINER SERVICE TO UK-NORTH CONTINENT-SCANDINAVIA WEEKLY p P GUDANG PENANG PKELANG OCEAN VSL/VQY SIN SOU <1) RTM (2) HAM (3) GOT (4) E 19/6 19/6 20/6 JUTLANDIA 2242 23/6 10/7 12/7 1377 1577 E "2676 2676 2776 SELANDtA 2252 30/6 17/7 1977 2077 22/7 D 3/7 377 477 BENALDER765 words
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Advertisement313 1992-06-17 39 mm MYANMA wBBk FIVE STAR LINE (Myanmar National Line) Loading for Yangon (Rangoon) S pore P.KIf Pen P Gdf PINYA VI22W SM In Port MYOMAYWA *14?* 20/22 tun 23/25 tun PAGAN VIS3W 19/20 lun In Pt MPA AN VI7BW 22/24 lun NIGERIAN NATIONAL Ml SHIPPING LINE NIGERIA EXPRESS SERVICE RIVER313 words
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Advertisement2666 1992-06-17 42 fiill Container LlttCr Services Malaysia's Agents: Indonesia's Agents: Gua c «w* Shipping Sdn Bhd Clung Chiao Shipping Sdn Bhd p. J. Global Putra Indonesia maritime Gener.il Agents Booking Agents: M Perstann Rata Muda Musa 2SA lalan Komi Hihr •>"«" J"**** l4 Costar Shipping Pte Ltd snipping Freight Booking Centre Sin2,666 words
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Advertisement294 1992-06-17 42 SAMUOERA INDONESIA (S) PTE LTD 15 McCALLUM STREET ■■■■I #03-01/02 NATWEST CENTRE Singapore 0106 T*t*x: R*****0 Tal: *****81-3 Fax: 225 4939, *****38 FOR BOOKINGS CALL DIRECT LINE TEL: *****41/*****43 VESSEL VOY SIN JAK MERKUR DELTA 928 23/06 (TUE) 27/06 (SAT) DERAJAT 986 18/06 (THU) 21/06 (SUN) DERAJAT 987 25/06 (THU)294 words
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Advertisement616 1992-06-17 43 (fc FAMOUS CONTAINER LINES 10 ANSON RD. #15-21 INTERNATIONAL PLAZA. S PORE 0207 HOT LINE: *****33 (24 LINES) LIMASSOL/PIREAUS 21/6 ROTTERDAM 21/6 HAIFA/ASHDOO/ALEXANDRIA 21/6 HAMBURG/BREMEN 21/6 MARSEILLE/FRANCE 21/6 FELIXSTOWE/UK 21/6 BARCELONA/SPAIN 21/6 LEHAVRE/ANTWERP 21/6 GENOA/ITALY 21/6 GOTHENBURG/SCANDINAVIA 21/6 LOS ANGELES/WC/IPI 21/6 SYDNEY/MELBOURNE 19/6 NEW YORK/EC 21/6 FREMANTLE 29/6 VANCOUVER 21/6616 words
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Advertisement1556 1992-06-17 44 groupage CJ \y \JL. J PENANG: (04) *****6 SIBU: (084) *****9 KUCHING: (082) *****3 P.KELANG: (03) *****77 JAKARTA: (21) *****32 SURABAYA: (31) *****0 UK/SCAN/MED PORTS i (X>IOMBO/&AFRICA~I PEN PK TT PEN PK SIN 19/6 29/6 21/6 Ldn/Flx/Rdm/Ant Cotombo 14/6 20/6 21/6 21/6 22/6 23/6 Gburg/C'hagen/S'hohn/Oslo Louis 23/6 24/6 25/6 26/61,556 words
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Advertisement268 1992-06-17 44 fjßjJfe, BLUE star line TO FROM HJ NEW ZEALAND AND T/S TO FIJI TO AND FROM NEW ZEALAND PORTS S« Wl Ml iti sm MUBiR* 27S ton 24/8 VIA NPI X /t IJ/7 AUST SIM *0522 23/6 VU ML J/7 5/7 a/7 PSOSttCT 1W 7/7 VIA ML 19/7 21/7 j/$268 words
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Advertisement837 1992-06-17 45 Wwx COMPANIA PERUANA VOEX DE VAPORES "PERUVIAN STAT? LINE" accepting breakbulk fcl/soc cargoes to/from CAILAO, MATARANI, 110* ft OTHER PERUVIAN PORTS* WITH T/S AT KOBE ON CPV THROUGH BILL Of LADING "EVERETT ORIENT LINE" JAPAN/BAY Of BENGAL /JAPAN SERVICE ACCEPTING BREAKBULK/SOC CARGOES TO/FROM KOBE, YOKOHAMA. NAGOYA, MON. TOKYO*, MANILA*. DAVAO*.837 words
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Advertisement621 1992-06-17 45 MULTI-MODE SHIPPING PTE LTD MIDDLE-EAST/PERSIAN GULF ACCEPTING FCL/LCL DUBAI 0 AMMAN SHAH lAH DOHA MUSCAI BAHRAIN ABU DHABI BANDAR ABBAS KDOAH FAR EAST ACCEPTING FCL/LCL PINANC. P HflAN<. I AMR IA BANGKOK HONG KONG TAIWAN lAPAN MA Nil A KORIA UK/EUROPE ACCEPTING FCL/LCL LONDON FELIXSTOWE LEEDS, TIBURY ABERDEEN IE HARVE621 words
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Advertisement915 1992-06-17 46 jg/g FIL CONTAINER SERVICES PTE LTD r MADRAS CALCUnA VSL SIW/MADRAS VSL SIN/CALCUTTA SM MAO W %m CW 5* NEXT MU.MU 1/1106 24M/0» #1 02/17 *11 AVMUU l«-U/0» »»/0« 05 OC/S7 20-21/04 27-29/06 05 00/07 22 23/00 21-02/07 01 00/07 24-25/04 01 02/07 OS 09/07 27 21/00 05 01/07 14915 words
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Advertisement479 1992-06-17 46 tsonterm! CONTERM FREIGHT (F.E.) PTE LTD. GUARANTEED WEEKLY CONSOLIDATION YOUR FIRST CHOICE TO:— AUCKLAND 21 JUNE ACCEPTING TO ALL PORTS IN NEW ZEALAND BAN6KOK 21 JUNE JAKARTA 24 JUNE PENANG 22 JUNE PORT KELAN6 18 JUNE FREMANTLE 25 JUNE MELBOURNE 19 JUNE SYDNEY 19JUNE FELIXSTOWE 21 JUNE HAMBURG 21 JUNE479 words
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Advertisement475 1992-06-17 46 This Week's Sailings I tfs I I TT I ETD Singapore Singapore 1 Rotterdam Bangkok 20/06/92 Antwerp 20/06/92 Los Angeles Jm Manila 19/06/92 (Onfonvarding v"" To Mid West/ 21/06/92 Colombo 21/06/92 A Tel: Fax: <.»>.BBS T| mm Ml Singapore 778 6522 779 2738 J QLMm* Johore 07-*****8 07-*****3 Alfred Ng475 words
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Advertisement371 1992-06-17 48 ULTIMATE FREIGHT SERVICES HHIaS3BBB9E&Sa3uB2QSuHi AUSTRALIA -ol porta USA -SoatUo, Portlai* SFO. Ut, Nm Yort HZ H ports «dHWPotoU HK nebidnf CMm CANADA -Citpry, Mrooßton, Mortred, Hw Dhow**, BANGKOK Ottawa, Saskatoon, Toronto, Vancomor, MAURITIUS -£st* nionor *o*. Q«*C <*~ PACIFIC SUNOS -A** sr Pom, Lao, Capoi+ign, ftottlioht S. AFRICA -Durban. C'Towb,371 words
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Advertisement408 1992-06-17 48 I COSCO I UKC CONVENTIONAL SERVICE VESSEL PKL PNG P.O. LOADING FOR: A VESSEL 28/06 Rotterdam/Antwerp CHINA CONVENTIONAL SERVICE VESSEL PKL PNG P.O. LOADING FOR QHNG RONG 12/07 Guangzhou/Huangpu COSCO FULL CONTAINER SERVICES (FCL/FCLI EXPORT TO: CHINA/BANOKOK/HONQKONG EUROPE/CONTINENTAL WEST MEDITERRANEAN AUSTRALIA US WEST COAST PERSIAN GULF/KARACHI Please refer above mentioned408 words
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