The Straits Times, 26 October 1927

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    12 1 The Straits Times 28,615. SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 26, 1927, PRICE 10 CENTS
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    SOME FAMOUS MEN.
    1002 2 MR. J. A. SPENDER'S NEW BOOK. Mr. J. A. Spender's book of remini- nn-. "Life, Journalism and Polities has been eagerly anticipated. Of living journalists ami editor! M probably has bean i» ehkwi touch with im n anil alfairs than any cithi-r member of his profession, so
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      165 2 ZEISS Electric Spotlights MODE!, Zcss. 80. (As illustrated). MODEL Zess. 120. 5 in. Mirror diameter. MODEL illustrated but with Automatic reel and 8 feet of extension cable. Of all Fir.t-clav Motor Dealers. SOMETHING NEW The Ideal Temperance Drink 1 Hi; LANCET referrtaf to Kola stated It occupit- a i»i^ition belween
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      405 2 NO CORN Can Remain "GETS -IT" World's fastest M No matter where r^?i^3Hc^ it is, how bad it WT —f))/ hurts, how long W M you've had it, ff fT <i\ or what kind of w corn, "Gets-It" will stop the pain in 3 seconds. Pain goes at a touch.
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      273 2 j^F^flk..f^^Vl a^^alaC^ Ib^b^bl BRUNSWICK RECORDS 10 inch Double Sided. mm TTjiiii w.iti. MM l r i h rlu W-sftaf Thai Saxophone Walt/. lI*""^' ftiri 2701 l.a <;o:ondrina (8on»). Im^ 1 .iokm X for (.irl n.,nu. 3505 (^tt(V.o.in). 3506 Uj-,(fj« tg). 3310 Hello Aloha-How are You HI AlwgW fcs**»b« You Uy-m^nown
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    WHOLESALE FIRMS.
    699 3 MENACE TO PRESENT USEFULNESS. The following article from the Produce Markets Review should be of special interest to Singapore merchants With the evolution of time the importance, position and functions of the grrat British Wholesale Houses are apl to be forgotten, or at all events not •sufficiently appreciate!,
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    GRIZZLY BEARS CENSUS.
    196 3 A NATIONAL MUSEUM'S EFFORT. Prince Rupert, Oct. 6. One of the strangest attempts at taking a census is now being made, at the request of Harlan I. Smith of the 1 National Museum of Canada. It is no- 1; thing less than a census of the grizzly
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    35 3 The death has occurred at Edinburgh, at the age of 79, of the Right Rev. Taraes A. McClymont, Principal Clerk i the (Jeneral Assembly of the Church of Scotliind r.nd Moderator of the Assembly in'
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    GOVERNMENT OF TIMOR
    2107 3 LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL Legislative Diploma No. 89 The legislative Council has approved and the Governor of Timor has been pleased to give his assent to this diploma with express sanction of Home Government transmitted by telegram No. 596 of May SI, ultimo. i Art 1. The concession of
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      155 3 Where Pride and Pocketbook j Clasp Hands The notable beauty of line, of color, of appointments in the new Dodge Brothers Motor Car is immediately apparent even to the most fastidious. The thrifty investor likewise enjoys fullest satisfaction with this car. Behind its striking: beauty is that exceptional hidden value
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      442 3 ADVERTISEMENT. iclveii laed that •a Daeenbei k. at the Finance D Dill, and bofort t eomraittei tin aittela IM of the Finance Regnl will »>« md explpftktion of ptember to, Ittl, de arrordine to tin- tern I Diploaia No. *'■> of June Q alt! w iih the clan mentiom d.
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      436 4 Sh ipping Announcements P. 0. BRITISH INDIA AND APCAR LINES (Incori MAIL AND PASSENGER AND CARGO SKI(\ II BS PENINSULAR AND ORIENTAI UNDER CONTRAIT WITH I! GOVERN" ON A Nli 1 A MAIL I OUTWARDS FROM L< CHINA AND JAPAN Tonnage d>. MANTUA 11,000 HHIVA KASHI MOREA 11. "<>0 KALYAN
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      507 4 N.Y.K. LINE (NIPPON TUSEN KAISIIA) TO LONDON Naples, Marseilles, London, Antwerp and i dam. v,.,, c'«e ice Due Sail KASHIMA MARU I I M 21 IIAKONr. MAKU 10,.. hi) Nov. 10 II SUWA MARU 11.000 K'-SMIMI MARU 11,000 Dm. HAKO/.AKI MAIM- 22 23 lIAKUSAN MAKU 10.500 Jnn. 5 fi KITANO
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      544 4 BURNS PHILP LINE (Incorporated in Australia) FOR BRISBANE. SYU.NKY AND MELBOURNE, VIA JAVA. DARWIN AND THURSDAY ISLAND. Regular monthly snilirss by the well known steamer MARELLA (7.375 tons) and Hie new motor rMStI, MALABAR (4.512 tons). The s.a. MAKELI.A is the largust unit 6nut steamer trading to Australia, Cabins de
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      579 4 l%a la WSs (ROYAL PACKET NAY. CO. OF BATAVIA) (Incorporated in Holland) Under contract witb the NETHERLANDS INDIAN GOVERNMENT 1 Telephone No. 3040, with sjb-connections to Passage, Freight, Transhipment, Marine Deata. and Manager's Desk. I Representatives for Singapore and Strait. Settlements of the Official Touriat Bureau of Java. All information,
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      543 4 THE BLUE FUNNEL LINE THE OCEAN STEAM SHIP CO., LIMITED. THE CHINA MUTUAL STEAM in.. I IM (Incorporated in Knglan.l REGULAR SERVICE TO LONDON, AMSHOTTKRDAM, ANTWERP, II \M HI K. AND BREMEN. GENOA, MAR SEILLES, LIVERPOOL and GLASGOW. MARSEILLES, 11AVRK. UVERPOOL AND OW. BOSTON. NEW YORK AND BALTIMORE WEESXT SERVKK
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      381 4 THE SIAM STEAM NAY. CO., LTD. i lnr*f HAN'fIKOK COASTING SERVII Kemamaa, Kre( ma, Kclnntnn. Hnncniirn. Tclupin. P mm and Bangkok. SUDDHADIB In ]< rt MA LIN I electric light and I ncrommedatlon for I Tirke;* for the n kok and Singapore issued at |IM. Daratl dayv BATIIO COASTINI Kemaman,
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      442 5 Shipping Announcements ELLERMAN BUCKNALL STEAMSHIP CO., LTI. (Incorporated In England) r l i 1 .iHI "ELLERMAN" LINH PASSENGER AND FRKIOJIT SERVICE TO TIV: UNITED KINGDOM AND CONTIN'KNT FREIGHT SERVICM OUTWARDS To Hong Kong, Shanghai and Japan WV> Dne Spore ka. CITY OF OSAKA Not. 2(1 a«. CITY OF PKKIN Dee.
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      465 5 STATE SHIPPING SERVICE M. B. KANGAROO FROM FREMANTLE, WX Due Oct. 28 For particulars regarding passage and freight rates, apply to McALISTER CO, LTD. DOLLAR STEAMSHIP LINE RODND-THH-WORLO PASBENGER AND FREIGHT MRVICB BOSTON and NEW YORK Tia PORT SAID, ALEXANDRIA, NAPLES, GENOA and MARSEILLES. 38 Daya to Boatoa i: 41
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      433 5 KERB STEAMSHIP C0 H ING. (Incorporated in USA.) 44, Bearer Street, New York. GENERAL AGENTS NEW YORK SERVICE REGULAR FREIGHT SERVICE TO BOSTON, NEW YORK, PHILADELPHIA AND BALTIMORE (Tia SUEZ) M S SII.VERBELLE due Oct. 30 .MS. CUBA MARU due Nov. \8 PACIFIC-JAVA-CALCUTTA SERVICE. SINGAPORE TO SAN FRANCISCO AND LOS
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      539 5 STOOMVAART MAATSCHAPPU "NEDERLAND" ROTTERDAMSCHE LLOYD Sailing from Singapore of tha STOOMV. MIJ. "NEDERLAND" to GENOA. SOUTHAMPTON, AMSTERDAM »la Brlawan Deli, Sabanc. Colombo and Algiers. PBINSKS JULIANA Nov. 4 P. C. HOOFT Nov. 18 KONINCIN DER NEDENLANDKN' Dec. 2 JOHAN DE WITT Da*. 10 PRINS DKR NKDKRLANDEN Due. 80 GBOTIUB .lan.
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      231 5 AS SAFE AS THE BANK OF ENGLAND YOUR PREMISES will be, if you Install TANNS SAFES and STRONG ROOMS Which are being installed in the recent BANK OF ENGLAND EXTENSIONS GIVE US AN OPPORTUNITY OF QUOTING YOU. Sole Agents for Malaya H»()H CENTRA! KUALA LUMPUR SINGAPORE. Tel. No. MIS. I
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      521 6 GAIETY CINEMA lunrlim Mli.rl ;mo om.n Strnls. Imm PrUay, Ottober 21 to TMMlay, October r,. i«27. NIGHTLY lit Mil ■ir mi) roitlf. and Mll-lc m»y C>. lul the Wh.sll.r, K<> on lorever gee Blti lt< >\ WILLIAMS < IK.i.i.V <)I)AV In Ibeii '""-i r«cea4 Waatera Thnllrr WHISTLING JIM while troubl.
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      102 6 SURINA THEATRE Nn 111 Uridm- Mat TeL No. 2K9. Irom WedMeday, October 2H to Tuesday, Novrafcer I, 1527. NIGHTLY at 9 JANE'S ENGAGEMENT PARTY UFA Spi(i;il I'roduction CINDERELLA \(!.MH.-«I rroti GRIMMS FAIRY TALKS Starring HELGA THOMAS— PAUL II \KI M kNN— KKKUA MCHAU (In 8 Parts). HUM KXIMIESS N.vcr aa«n
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      249 6 WATCH FOR HAROLD LLOYD IN HOT WATER COMING SOON AT THE PAVILION Released by PATHE (MALAYA), LTD. Victoria Theatre Booking now open at JOHN LITTLE'S FOR THE BANVARD LONDON MUSICAL COMEDY COMPANY l'rexentinK all the l.al«-st anJ (In-atcst I-ondon Successes' Season Commencing Friday. October 28 and Nightly at 9..J0. Opening
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      240 6 ALHAMBRA TONIGHT Present RONALD COLMAN THE SPORTING VENUS AND HARRY LANGDON IN A First National Special Comedy TRAMP TRAMP TRAMP COMING I BUSTER KEATON IN THE COLLEGE THE GREATEST GAG— GIGGLE LAUGH ROAR OF THE YEAR. UNITED ARTISTS PICTURE. The Big Uuxing Picture GREATER DEMPSEY vs. TUNNEY MANILA SHOWS m
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    DAILY TIME TABLE
    176 7 I INICUKS Wt4mmiaj, Octafcar 26 II W. |«.4S in., 9.1, 1 1 lit p.m., 8.9. II 1M am., 6.'J, 7.50 p.m., 6.3. Tkwndmy, October 27 II (IV 11.11 a.m., 11.4 a pm., S.B. m 7.U, H. 20 p.m., 0.4. I rtda>. (>. t.rl.. r ft n.:n a.m.,
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    SINGAPORE HARBOUB BOARD.
    81 7 Mgri4c the Wharves or expectrd i In arrive. KKI'I'KI. HAKISOI K. W B Joan 1 M Lch i nia. Wharf Nil i VESSELS IN DRY DOCKS Ml P.miir AilNtri Dock t ,nt:iur I VI* gkcl I Is piu'l Mnrlmur Kind's Dock Hong Hwa 1 Dock I.di. No.
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    SINGAPORE MAILS CLOSE.
    75 7 To-day. pan! Kore», Formosa. East Siberia, Philippine ida and U.S.A. Java, South West Sumatra, SoutbUoluecai 4 p.m. rf.in4 p.m. Cap Padaran I 6 i To-morrn*. mor i it) 11 a in !i a.m i ontiana p.m I I'.r Burma, North-fast and West, Europe, Canada I p ii.
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    MAILS FOR EUROPE.
    33 7 k'ra •via In Ul.di n I .11 S'posc S.-1U. U Sept. ]fi Sept. 2-.i s,- »t. s>:) s.pi l':> Ami. LMidon Oct. 8 Oct. tn Oct. 15 Oct. ir. I
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      Macphail and Co., Ltd.
      110 7 Sincnpuii (let. Rubber. Local r >!( cinta, steady, i in. London IMI Rubbers. Steady. Mci.takah* \»-H% seats, New Seu.lai 2.66-2.70, Din Benuti 59-62 cenU, Sungel Tufcangs LOO-1.11 Tanerlohs l.iiT'^Bato Untangi l.in 1.-lT 1 Mulaka i. I..1 United Malaaeai IJO1.95, Tambalaki IMO-IM, Hukit J.-lotonirs »4|W c-.nis. Brocaj
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      Rose Macphail and Co.
      180 7 Singapore. Oct. JG. London. Rubber i>. Ml. ap ',<!. London. Tin at] i:.s.. down His. Mininir. Mataya Consolidated 1.17-1. 111. IS oont«, Taiping i.ix-1.22. South Taiping 7:f-7i; eantt. North T«ipin X 1.10-1 18, Sungel Way 3.10-8.17 H cum. Kinta 1.87-1.40, Kuchni :.07-2.0!i. Chin Chir. 1.2H-1. 1'."i.
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    EXCHANGES.
    61 7 [BRITISH IKPEUAL RADIO.] Rugby, Oct. :!o. PonAgn exchanges are Amsterdam 12.0M1, Athens :ic,:,'-... Bwrlitl L'il.3!». Bombay is. i;<i.. Kru^ Bnehatcsi >.">. n> 17 2T-.il'. (°c>|ii-niii-i;en 15.17, USB, Hclsingfon mM, Hong Kong J-. l-16d_ X..1,,- 1-. I.VUWI. Lisbon L' 7-IH, Ma.lrid Milan BS.U, Kew York 1.X7 31-:i2. (i^lo l*-.l'.''-j. Parin
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    FINANCE AND COMMENCE
    278 7 i:\rnwi.r produce. Sinuapor., Octol.ri 2C. Singapore. October 11 I On London. Bank 4 tu/i 2 .1 31/32 C.Bmbicr 950 H— rt J :i H/H (Cube No. I unpick. u> il'.J.> Private 3m. credit U* 4 i. '"pra 1 I.K.I On New York, pemand 56'.* J"'*'* 1 H4u
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    SINGAPORE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE RUBBER ASSOCIATION.
    64 7 SINGAPORE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE RUBBER ASSOCIATION. Latest .Cable Lon.lon Spot Sheet Is. 4^(1. per lb. New York Spot Sh<ei C. cents H "rt per lb. R.S.S. equal to Standard, Q.C.F. Spot Standard R.S.S. Spot < Standard R.S.S. on Tender Nov.-Dic Jan.-! Mm el, •i ,i April-J tintTone of Market Firm.
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      MINING.
      421 7 Issue Val. I'd. Buyers Sellers £1 £1 Asani Kainbunc W~- 67/II 11 Banirrin Tin :il :ij t 1 1 Batang I'adung I)."C (1.57 1 1 Batu GaVW 1.27' 1.32 £1 £1 Chenderiang W-T 2176~ Cl IM Kastern .Siaw 23 I fl £1 Iluad Yni 27 C 30/1 1 Ilium
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      GENERAL.
      184 7 Val. Pd. Buyers Seller! 50 50 McAlittcr t Co. 99.60 100.60 I' 10 10 Ribeiro Co. 10.00 10.60 10 10 Robinson Orel. ILM 21.75 100 100 Robinson Pref. 128.00 IS.M 51 £1 Shells 4.6.0 4.9.& i i I J Singapore Cold Stor. 6.00 H. 20 cd. I (1 II
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      DEBENTURES.
      100 7 U. Ens. 6 p.c. $1,234,300 3% 6% pr«n. Singapore Cold Storage Deb. 7 p.c. $555,000 1C8 112 Singapore Municipal 6 p.c. 1,878,000 of 11)01 par. 5 prem. Singapore Municipal 4% p c. of 1907 $1,600,000 90 par. Singapore Municipal 4!i p.c of 1909 $1,100,000 90 par. Singapore Municipal 4
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      RUBBER SHARES.
      401 7 Fraser and to. and Lyall and Ev.it fa quotation*. Allen by ($1) Alor Gajah fsl) A. Ilium (SI j A. Kuning ($1) Am. Malay (s2j A. Molelc (tl, A. Panas fss! Balgownii Bassett (|1) Bragai r Tl Hrun.-i I B. Jelutong ($1) B. Katil ($l, Bullit K. B.
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      249 7 Notice We beg tn inform oar <>mers that for CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEAR vities SPECIAL REDUCTIONS hav<> already been made <>n ALL our good.- 1 on which prices are always marked) and in addition to .-.tid reduction, from NOW until December 31, 1927. a PRESENT to the value of in
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      55 7 Super Bargains Sale NOW PROCEEDING AT \T A IDIC PM'C 53, HIGH STREET JNAMIjtIM J) BEACH HOUSE, STOP PRESS KATONG* BEAUTIFULLY SITUATED PRICES ARE LOWEST SEA FRONT. QUALITY THE HIGHEST DOUBLE SINGLE ROOMS. WHEN YOU BUY BADMINTON, TENNIS. BATHING PAGAR. at «°*^l«— FR ANKEL'S Call or Phono 655.X I (W
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      773 7 C GOVERNMENT OF THE DERATED MALAY STATES TILfeGRAPH OI'KRATOKS REQI'IREI). Two Asiatic Wireless Operators reO/uired, Salary $80 $1.'.(l per mensem, according to qualirlcati.ns. Free Quarters. Fully qualified telegraphisti without wtrelees axperlenec !y and may be allowed half sslar> durinir a course of training in wireless by the I'oats :in«i Tilcijraohß
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      780 7 I TEST ADVERTISEMENTS her Classified Advts., nee pig* 16. WANTS. FOR SALE. ETC. I! SALE. Moutric piano i. What offer- ;.m. R BALE, Ovorland c«r, u> lion, .it larirain pme. tpply MM iNTKD i.y November I, small furnished i buntr-n OW, thoul board. Apply 692, I- Times. PICIENT BHORTHAND TYPIST
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      52 7 METEOROLOGICAL REPORT. Kandang Kerbau Station. (Ry Courtesy of Government Health Office.) lor Urn II Houm endine at Midnight on Ortiilitr Deg. Max. ihadc taapcratun .nniTaturc hade temperature I Muv sun radii Mm. i;rass radiation 72.8 F 3t temperature, Uax. M Mm. ratun Mean rel. him. I umldit* >i !«-t>;»t i
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    The Straits Times WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 26. SINGAPORE AERODROME.
    1074 8 The Straits Times WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 26. SINGAPORE AERODROME. r In another column to-day we 'publish a letter received from Lieut. Koppen, pilot of the Dutch air mail, expressing appreciation of the facilities afforded him for landing on the racecourse in Singapore. Apparently the pilot, who is now fast completing a
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    SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.
    407 8 Mis E. Dakin WM admitted to the General Hospital this muming. Mr. A. Platt has arrived from home i join the Singapore Fire Brigade as fourth officer. Dr. F. W Foxworthy, Fciest R otli.er. K.M.S., is leaving Kuala Lumpur to-m<rrow on eipht months' furlough. Mrs. Geoffrey Freyberg,
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    19 8 We have received from the SinjcapT Harbour Board their new scale of rat?s and bfT-Uwi M from October 1.
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    18 8 H. M. transport SonrarteUhin pccted to arrive in Singapore on Saturday en route to Hoiitf Kong and Shanghai.
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    20 8 The death is announced of Mr. Eigi a. a Japanese Privy Couneilloi ;.nd a noted politiciui daring tha bureiwrrmti ngtaw.
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    26 8 For being in possession of cocaine an Indian was sentenced in the District Court this morning to a tine of $1.00(1 nr llx months' rigorooi imprisonment.
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    30 8 At the V M.CA. cinema sh W on F i day niRht Zane Grey's Code of th.> Wi bI featuring Owen Moore and Constance Bennett will be the main pieture
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    26 8 Mr. Naokk-hi Kaneko. pMTil manager of Suzuki ami I <>.. whOM MUM was pro minent in connection with the recent financial eiiaii In Japan, has retired fro,:-.
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    47 8 Before the Third PoHei Magistrate, Mr. C. H. Dakers. this morning, the Sun Life [nsuranci Co. "i Canada in Singapore, i> their r.siili'iit >>\rit:iry. Mr. N. H Jui man. ehaigad Lee «'hu Sfi't; with cheating in mpect ol $128.70. T mi remanded I Norembar 2 on bail.
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    62 8 The Y.W.C.A. JuniUe Sak will take li. Raffles Quay on Thursday. November 3 at 4 p.m. A large amount of clothing, furnishings, etc., will be for sali'. Tea and icM will also t>r Mrved at a sma I rharee. Admission is by ticket for which BO inar^r is made, and
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    58 8 Thot. Cook and Son send us a copy of thoir illustrated fruide to the forthcoming winter sports in Switzerland and Chamonix with a synopsis of arrangements f \isitiny t ho principal spurt centres Cook'i «iil supply the complete inclusive ■o-t of the In ii.lay in advance. Thi* coven evef) detail
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    58 8 The Band of the I'oli.v will |»r form the following prOgTMUM oulsirit Victoria Theatre, weather permitting. Ml r'ri<la> comnicneint: nt •"> p.m. March, The Thin Keil Line lAlfmcli Overture, The I!;irlier of Seville (BOHUli) SiU tion, Tom Jones ((ierman) Daauiptivc (a) The Mountain GBODtM (Kilcnberg), 0>) Spring Son^ (Mwiitoliwiliii) Selection,
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    80 8 The last Srlangor Assizes for this year will bt'uin in the Supreme Court. Kual:: l.umpur. on Monday nut, before Mr. Justice Karrei -Manl>y. The list is the longest for several years and the session probably last nearly a fortnight Anonf the cases fur bearing m that n which Noel Hay
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    AMOK AT PENANG.
    86 8 Old Woman Attacked With Bayonet. (From Our Own Correspondent.) I'enanir. Oct. 'I~>. Yc-lerday a well-built Chinese youth ran umok in hi- «ran<lmother"s house at .hlutonjr. Injuring hrr with a VolunIr.r bayonet and also two pwpk wh.i attempted to t*k« BWS] t h<- WWpon. It appears hi- had
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    LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL.
    174 8 Suggested -Malay Settlement For Singapore. At the meeting of tht- I.offislative Council on Monday next the Hon. Mr. Mohamod I'nus bin Abdullah will ask Has the Government received the report of the committee appointed to consider .nid report on the desirability of establishing a Malay Settlemen in Singapore
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    THE DUTCH AIK MAIL.
    120 8 Appreciation of RMKMVM Facilities. The followinK letter, typed on I" ;ip th« aeroplane "De Poetduif," betweei Singapore and Bangkok, has been re wived by the secretary of the Siwrapon Turf Club from Lieut. Koppen, the Dutch uir mail pilot: ••I should like to convey memberi of
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    STEAMER BUNS DOWN JUNK.
    76 8 Itescued Crew Landed M Singapore. The X.P.M. steamer Talang Akin which arrived a: Singapore yesterday from Palembjinc had on board Bye hineae, ih.' crew of junk which waa rmi down by the Talanir Akbar four mil* louth-waM o* Tahontc lifhtbo Monday ni^ht. Thf captain of th>-
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    FIRE IN SAGO STREET.
    48 8 The Singapore Fire Brija le received t .all at 2 :;"> this nicirnin;; from the Warn Wox m 'Smith Strict. The An located in a bedroom at :>. Sa^.. Stree ;;ml two enginei were despatched, bu the hUi/.v was easily extinguished am only slit'lit damage done.
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    RUBBER PRICES.
    52 8 Henderson, Helm and Company, Inc. New York, send us the following cabl< ;!ute<! October 25, their quoUti in* betn| in cold dollar cents closing bic. prices Rubber ex< ■>>' IM October 54.40, N wmbi her 86 Ctl. .Lan. i..' 56.80, March 85.50, April 35 June 86.90. To-day*! Singapore
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      129 8 GLADYS C^k9 COOPER'S BEAUTY PREPARATIONS PACE POWDER LIQUID DAY CREAM. In throe shade* [ncmrnai and Rachel. Prices $1.15 and *2.15. Prices $2.00 and $3.50 Btftef I'. "mr U pet Imtilr. .PACE CREAM. ASTRINGENT LOTION A cleansing skin I For toning up the faiial Prices $1.75, 5.;.^.") and rniwefe*. 57.2") per
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      100 8 ALHAMBRA TO-NIGHT In the Second Show at 9 A Metro Goldwyn Mayer Production THE SPORTING VENUS Featuring RONALD (OI.MAN with BLANCHE SWEET and LEW CODY Supported by First National Comedy Presenting HARRY LANGDON in TRAMP, TRAMP, TRAMP First Show at 7.30 A Western Drama THE TEXAS BEARCAT Featuring 808 CUSTER.
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    FLAG QUESTION SETTLED.
    111 9 CRISIS AVERTED. PARTIES ACCEPT COMPROMISE. UNION JACK INCLUDED IN DESIGN. The appended cables contain the welci.inc aews thai agreement has lien reached on Ihe critical question <>i the lag cii ihe T nion ol South Africa. All parties have agreed ii> the desiun ol a I'liie-tic lag
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    Unanimity Achieved.
    204 9 [REUTER TELEGRAM] Lone: The n: t the flag negotiations u.i- tin- meeting of the South African party a', which unanimity vas practicallj f the Compli all parties on i.m. to-ds *1 »»tke to-morrow. imultaneously tabling the amendment 'mbodying the icribea tl 1. Thwith the group of tish CommonFlo*
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    PENANG APPEAL COURT.
    32 9 (Fi nt.) Pciianu. Oct. day dismisned the nppeal lohamed and Atar nces of nine and voluntarily riot, against a Hrn i his licence for •ii-i >. rashl) ami i dismis-ed.
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    DISARMAMENT CONFERENCE.
    23 9 [KKt tkr raUEGBAM] London. H-' ■airman of the Preparatory C< nission to the League Disarmament > mvened The consideration nt the n
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    THE RALEIGH TOUCH.
    156 9 CARPET OF CLOAKS FOR AIRWOMAN. [REUTER TELEGRAM] London, Oct. :.'">. Lisbon The trans- Atlantic tliers Miss Ruth Klder and Capt Haldenian arrived on the steamer Lima and had an extraordinarily enthusiastic welcome. The United States Minister, the Legation stalf. the Portuguese airmen and others went out to
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    EXPELLED COMMUNISTS.
    82 9 Trotzky and Zinovieff Condemned. [REUTER TELEGRAM] London, Oct. 25. The resolution of the joint the Centra] Committee and the Central Controlling Commission of the i ommuni.-: Party expelling Trotzky and the plenary sitting in August displayed the utmost tolerance. (riving Trotzky and Zinovieff a li portunity to fulfil
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    EUGENE CHEN.
    54 9 Marriage to Madame Sun Denied. [REUTER TELEGRAM] London. Oct. -'i. Mr. Busene (hen has returnid from South Russia. He denies that he married 1 th:' widow of Sun Vat Sen. and described the rumour as a malicious fabrication savouring ol political sacrilege in view of th reverence in
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    MARQUESS OF CAMBRIDGE.
    68 9 Court Mourning Ordered for Two Weeks. [REtTER TELEGRAM] London. Oct. -'.">. in uill iro into mourning for the of Cambridge for two week.-. full mourning for the first week, and half t^r the -econd. [BRITISH IMPERIAL RADIO.] Rugby, 'Vt. 25. Am announcement regarding the funeral of the
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    SIR HERBERT SAMUEL.
    66 9 Part in New Liberal Campaign. [miMi IMPERIAL RADIO.] Rugby, Oct. j:>. Sir Herbert Samuel, former Liberal Minister, who was High Commissioner for Pal. -tine from 1920 to 1925, announced to-day that he ha- accepted an invitation stand as Parliamentary candidate for the Darwen division of Lancashire. Sir
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    LONDON CHESS TOURNAMENT.
    66 9 [REI'TBR TELEGRAM] London, Oet 85. The international chess tournament in London has concluded. Dr. Tartakower, Poland and M. NiemEOWitch, Denmark, were liist with eiirht games each. Mr. K. J. Marshall. IS A. was next with 7 Me diil not lose once, hut drew seven out of eleven.
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    KING FUAD IN PARIS.
    30 9 [HAVAS TELEGRAM.] Paris. Oct. 25. King Fuad id' Egypt visited the Paris Mosque and the Ifusulman Institute. He i Fru. 100,000 toward th bull li'ltr fund.
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    PRINCE CAROL NOT WANTED.
    169 9 REPORTS DENIED. GOVERNMENTWILLRESIST ATTACKS. [REUTER TELEGRAM] London. 0.-t. 25. Bucharest In an official statement Iffn. limit repudiates the reports ptiblished abroad regarding the Carlist movement in Rumania and declares that Prinre farol attempted to ?end t» invitation to the headr, of the various parties. Including the
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    THE PEACE TREATIES.
    73 9 Germany and Lloyd George's Speech. [trans-ocean service] Berlin, Oct. 2J. I Mr. Lloyd George's disarmament speech has created a sensation in Germany and Austria, particularly his statement that rigid adherence to the peace treaties imperils peace- that Khineland evacuati :i is long overdue and that the European
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    LAND VALUES.
    155 9 Claim by Kuala Lumpur Owners. From Oi.r Own Correspondent, i Kuala Lumpur,' Oct. 2". A case was commenced in the Supremo Court yesterday before the Chief Justice (Sir he-niy GompertS) in which a number of local land owners are objecting to the valuations of the Valuer-General. The property
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    JOHORE APPEALS.
    169 9 Alleged Impersonation of A Husband. The Chief Justice, Sir William Ifurison, and Mr. Justice Deane were occupied with appeals from the judgments of Ml Justice McCabe Reay, at the Johore Appeal Court on Monday. I heir Lordships allowed the appeal of 00l Kirn Lian against 9. C. Gono.
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    ENVELOPED IN FLAMES.
    65 9 Fatal Accident with Kenzine I^amp. Chin Yuan, a Chinese goldsmith, of 42, Hi.ii Lane, while at work on October IS last, diopped a benzine lamp. fie was enveloped in flame, and sustained injuries from which he died in hospital six days later, according to a medical witness
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    CHICAGO'S MAYOR ANSWERED.
    136 9 PRO-BRITISH BOOKS. CANADIAN CITY GLAD TO TAKE THEM. [rei-teh telegram] London, Oct. 26. Hamilton, Ontario In view of the. threats of Chicago's Mayor, Mr. Thompson, to burn all pro-British bocks in the Chicago Municipal Library. Mr. Trelea yen. Mayor of Hamilton, has telegraphad to Mr. Thompson If
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    THE ASSIZES.
    367 9 DESPERATE CHARACTERS IN THE STREETS. Yesterday in the Assize Court, before Mr. Justice Deane, a Javanese, Samidin was found guilty of culpable hi m.. idrot amounting to murder, and was :entenced to four year;,' rigorous imprisonment. A Chinese, Kow Chee, was charged with attempted murder. According to the
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    NO SIGHT TESTS?
    196 9 For Singapore's Many Motorists. Further evidence was given to-day at the Coroner's enquiry int.) the death of the unknown Chinese who wa? knocked uown by the German Consul C,. car in New Bridge Road on October 11) last. At a previous hearing it was stated that the
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    FLYING HOATS- CRUISE.
    26 9 [BRITISH IMPERIAL RADIO.] Rugby, Oct The four British Hying boats which are tourneying to India and Australia reached Brindisi this morning from Naples.
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    FRENCH TARIFFS.
    158 9 AMERICAN STEP TOWARDS AGREEMENT. [REUTER TELEGRAM] London. Oet 2s. Paris It is understood that the Cnited BtatM tariff note marks a step towards agreement. The United states have apparently renounced the demand for treatment more advantageous than before August 30 and have agreed to enter Into immediate negotiations
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    PAPER FROM CANADA.
    63 9 U. S. A. Beaten In Production. [Mil 111 TELEGRAM] London. Oct. 26. Ottawa: The figures of September production of newsprint show that Canada supplanted the United Stu; as the world's largest producer. Canada, in September, produci tons and the United Stab 114,000. Three yeari ago United States
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    MALACCA NOTES.
    485 9 CABARET SHOW AT THK RESIDENCY. From Our Own Correspondent i Malacca, Oct. 24. On Saturday the Hon. Mr. R. Crichton ji'jts at when a mi presented. OUghly appreciated thi» various items and the epinion was that Malacca has ni for many a day. commenced, the High School Cadets
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    TOBACCO WAR POSSIBLE.
    287 9 AMERICAN THREAT PRICE-CUTTING IN BRITAIN PLANNED. differences with the ku; commnks. There il possibility of a price cutting war in the- tObaCCO trade ill Britain, principal!] concentrated on cigarettes. It is stated that certain American interests are organising opposition to the two l.iv lowbines. the Imperial Tobacco
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    POLAND'S TEXTILES.
    45 9 [revter telegram] London. Oct. 25. The Lodz textile manufac- :<■ negotiating with the United States for a large credits purchase of COttl li rum the United States. .'•i [UHition, Lodl cotton -pinner'-. ;le ing a long-term 110,000,00 I loan iction of modernised equipthe mills.
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    THE CHINA STATION.
    53 9 [RCUTEB TELEGRAM] i. .!i li n, Oct 23. H..M. sloop Cornflower, which w;!V place 11. M.5. Hollyhock on the 3 ation, will b ed with a relief crew from H. M.S. IroqU'i* for the passage to Hong Kong, and the latter's relieved crew will bring back the
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    BERTHELOT CENTENARY.
    24 9 III.WAS RUCGBAH.] Paris, Oft, 26. Among representatives of i>u nations attending the Marcelin Berthelot centoivities is t h«- Chinese ConsulGeneral in Paris.
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    EX-SERVICE DANCE.
    188 9 liiu Gathering at Raffles Hotel. fhe dance at Rant! Hotel last night in aid of the funds of the Ex-Service on of .Malaya proved a thorough Buccess, a company which numbered about i">ii spending a very enjoyable evening. H. K. thi Governor ana Lady Clifford and 11. I.
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      340 10 The Malaya Team For Hong Kong. Eleven acceptance have been received M far to the invitation! Bent out to Malayan j cricketers to join tlv team which will play ai Hong Kong next m roth. It is proposed to send fourteen players, ami tin party ia doe to leave
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      TENNIS.
      210 10 Covered 'units Tourney Finals. London, Oct. 17. Cluli.— In the final of the Mix"'irts chamole Reea anil Mrs. John Hill Mi Beamish, 6, The- temi-flnal of the Men's Singles, I which was abandoned on Saturday, owing to darkness when the score wu tw > seta ill. waa re-played to-day,
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      YACHTING.
      92 10 Decision Kejjardinu Next Year's Events. ated yachts such as the Kind's Britannia, Sir Thomas Lipton's Shamrock ami I. old Waring's White Heather will BOt, a- thought possible, be cut out of the programme of leading clubs by the advent of a new class of 7.", footers. They have been
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      HOCKEY.
      96 10 HOC KEY. The following will represent the S.C.C. against tbe V M.c.A. on the VM( .A ground on Fi idi F. M. (»-born: W. Follenfanl, A. De l.a Porte; .1. F. A. Swallow. I" K. Pank, Dr. .1. M. A. Lowson; A. F. Baajghan, .1. Huggins, B. Brooke, W. I;.
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      FOOTBALL.
      40 10 The following will represent Mansfield's football team ajrainsl the Ho Hong Bank to-morrow on the S. R. C. i' round: Willmotl E. Bss and Young liushworth. S.'iiv Choi. Wig« I'.n- Tee. Tann, Kay Poh, Ah Cheng nnd Kirn Skng,
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      RUGBY.
      525 10 S.C.C."A"WinAtTanglin. Playing at TaqgUn yesterday, the S.I A ttiini defea'"d No. 1 Co., Dake »f Welllnjton 1 Regiment, 4>y 11' points (one goal and 'J penalty goals) t" I pointa (one try). The rain which h;ui fallen in toe sarlj |)arl oi' .he afternoon hud made the sur.hc ground
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      AEROPLANE v. MOTOR BOAT.
      92 10 I; seems bar motor lufßcient level term: With without the latter losing flying -ped. but ti,j. implished by a wellknown sportsman, Fritz Vonopel, in a motor boat 'i which be recently '-at the v.oridV i\ cord. o: c c i iii. in lake raced along a
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    A NOCTURNAL EPISODE.
    260 10 Husband's Evidence in Divorce j Action. The hearing was resumed before Chief Justice (Sir William Murison) tI.U morning of the divorce petition brought against Christo])her Benson Aloysiusl Francis by his wife. Catharine Franc;-.; on the ground* of cruelty and misconduct with Minnie Edwards and two other CO-I
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    HOME SPORT.
    1940 10 GOOD FORM OF THE WARATAHS. (By Our Bptciai Correspondent.) London, Srpi. 29. The Greyhound Raring Association announce that their MUM will be broug a conclusion on October 15. the spoil win probably be kept bet< re public attei I till a later dau-, however, by proaacatixn which is
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    46 10 Ab^ut 100 i ersons including Europeans wen f Mi i Chia Poh Wh.ut and Chki Poti n thr High Street Provisk nit'lit :.I St. Gregory Place, Singapore 7>>tt: btrtk ChineM tj and aHni ne, which was Illoaninatcd. Fine weather favoured tbe fund niuyitl the hn hour.
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    HOOKWORM INFECTION.
    322 10 PROTECTIVE VALUE OF SHOES. 1 1 rom orrespoi hinese AIMIrs and ment Itution Can I in Kali tnhouiiced Chat, in vie* of the of hookworm inampng the srhoolchildt Malaj.i and tDe USI disease, he would in th" v ide toe ll children. •viaili'd for the piepah*. to mil
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    THE CHANNEL HOAX.
    80 10 Claims that Will Not He Pursued. London, Oct. 17. •The Channel Hoax is the subject i Ik- newspaper* I >>■• Logan is unflatterinRly compared to Dr. nil Hi- Rougemont. It i- recalled nl in-, i The British Meditul Ansocmtu>n I Lord Birkenheari, in his >p< ech at
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      127 11 To Ihv Editor of the Straits Times. ih;itiks an btunx'ul Bo< an I Starbi lor thrir explanatiom and particularly t^> the latter o whom I would ;i>k 'th farther favour of the fol owin nil.ii.. irking sketch ul the and methml of fl inn to lo« line
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      LIVE WIRE DANGERS.
      66 11 To tho Editor of tin- Straits Times. rianicpr to the publ Only la.->i liidii> then ux- ;i < ;■-<•• of :i h:iil-!in\i<ltli nc«|ic and quiti .mly en unfortunate ult of l»'in« elictrni in. E alfuii could be avoided Malaya' rubber rould be ntil pa' i .11. I.i-
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      TRAFFIC CONTROL.
      38 11 1. tin- Editor ft the Straits Times. Sii With tilt- abovi of yes icriliiy. ~2''i\\ the answer lo Ri U Hi 1. 1 interfering with traffic. No. I. No. E. i- ALEXANDER, I1I 1 Inc. Branch.
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    FOR COURT TO DECIDE.
    158 11 Prosecutor Should State Facts. "It ii not enough I contends 1 cow Magistrate. Mr. <i. T. lY.ill. nucM. "Thes whether or not there The prosecution was of Tin Keng Chenif, manager at Mr. Tan Kah Kee's shoe fa' I IJoad. and it was ullitfcil by Mr.
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    PENANG MOTOR MISHAPS.
    132 11 Mr. T. S. Anthony Seriously Injured. iluriiikr the laid >i da) wyi tl Echo of Monday, in one of which a little '-<>> m li lied, prhl c in the other vase Mr. T. s Antboi Anthony imil Company, ii lying in t hi* General Hospital i
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    13 11 I nti-ndi'iit (if the General II r. lakc:i .serious tiun is iniprm inir.
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    RIVER TRAGEDY.
    182 11 Capsizing of Pahang Ferry. A distressing disas;er occurred on the in I'ahanjf mi Saturday evening, reports the Malay Mail. It. had been raininir heavily ear ier in Ihe day in the hills above Selborr.e Plantations at Padantf TuiiEku. Kuala ;]'■■<. earning the rlvwr to i i-»■i rapid!) At
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    THE TIN MARKET.
    248 11 Lean and CD's WYekly Report. 1 r. port date Penan <>, Lean and Co. Mat.' I market during the week, dm been I irregular price* ranging betwe n BH three months. doting prteei of i2>;r. to, »n,i £261.17.6 reipectively ami showin. gala on balance of, £3 10s.
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    PUBLIC AMUSEMENTS.
    114 11 •rformance will be the la.st present programme at the Aiham-'l I'M. irduiir Xi Eportfng VeiUM a .1 T amp, Tramp, Tramp. ;i !tta* diatinguiahcj th- urtn on the <'ail Laemml<' OW being shewn at the Ptvi d it tills ;i very human rtory. The Ufa special ciKht-pnr'. PioJuction
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    INDIAN EDUCATION.
    49 11 Madras, O.i. 17. j The Hindu understands that the 1 idv ted t.i the Natal BdocainTi.il inniMion, to advise the authorities in South Africa o;i Indian education may !><■ .Mi.-- Corrin Gordon, of thliege, Madras. Th»- papi'i that the Indian community hsvo already raised, by voluiftan rabcriirtioD £15,000.
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    EX-EDITOR AS CANDIDATE.
    28 11 EX- EDITOR AS CANDIDATE. London. Oet 17. Sit Stanley !;>■ i rmuttf idltor of the Tim. > of India, has been selected a.itu- prospective Unionist candidate for the Stourbridye Tivisinn.
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    RUBBER RETURNS.
    37 11 RUBBER RET URNS. Bajoc Ki-ioe 1 >..'7f. B»dford T.DKi lbs. Pjaainga. S6.06I II..,. iil.i.i- y I'lantntions. :!:l.l Ihs Hill Rite. ***** lbs. 16.620 IIm. I.:uiL-cn J ....■is Iba Kcvlnnd. ln.'.MM) lb^. Raunui. --'T.rtlJ lh~. Tro'.ak. 18,000 iba.
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    36 11 "'On April 1 next a servi e o( rtyinx io,-tnr> in inland Australia will OMB men •<■" ■■milllli m\ Captain Geoffroy I I'm -;,i. nt at tin- Aero dub) »t Clob'i hnuheon, ut Sydney on September -'J.
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      144 11 MUSIC WE HAVE ALL THE LATEST HITS Honolulu Songbird Perhaps you'll think of me. Swinging Along— Perfumes of the Past. Gentlemen Prefer Blondes— Mariette, etc., etc., etc. CALL AND HEAR THEM S. Moutrie Co., Ltd. RAFFLES PLACE. SINGAPORE. FABRICS washed with LUX last longer. The dainty fabrics of to-day require
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      279 11 Raffles Hotel TEA DANCE Every Monday, Wednesday and Friday EVERY TUESDAY, THURSDAY AM) SATURDAY SPECIAL DINER DANSANT BATIK GRILL Open daily from 8 a.m. lo ll..! 0 p.m. ORCHESTRAL CONCERT Every Sunda>. a< 11.30 a.m. ami Manday, al 9M p.m. Sea View Hotel The most ap-lir-date Hotel in the Malay
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    THE RESCUE OF RUBBER.
    681 12 111. SUGGESTED NEW AUTHORITY. (By \V. Leonard Hraddpn.) In to-day's article Mr. Itraddon su(t-gi-sts the formation of a Malayan Ku'.Her Owners' Mutual Insuran.-e As-iKiation under Government auspieoa. It is obvious, that if the producers eoold a!l bee IBM united and organised M as to act collectively
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    HARRISONS & CROSFIELD.
    161 12 HARRISONS CROSFIELD. Further Expansion In Company's Profit. Further progress is recorded by Harri■ii- :tii(l Crosfield in its report for the pMt year. The not profit is OMfiSt and compares with £*****8 for the year end- v ed June :!0. 1926. Including £82,022 brought in, there is a total of £447,855.
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    TIN RETURNS.
    78 12 Kuyoh Tin ttf%4tfmm 'irst hn'f uf (X-: b< r YsitUgl approximately 9,:i0l) cubic yard*. lu>urs run 272. <re won 71 piculs. Work on opening up paddock still in proIHvdgi opcratlmi impeded ov.inK to luck of clean wai, i Knmu tmtr Tin Dndfißf. Ist half month „r October. Output
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      236 12 USEFUL GARMENTS FOR LADIES M i 3 Whiteaways W II I 1 I I I LADTEB' ART BILK I Jl MI'KKS. U I Exact to iketeh. E •a^r I WUKS- I I.NK\ DRKBBEB. Shades. Kmbroi T\\ I illk adM. \JI. I !l o •hite, \.IV y lritt >l<l: i LADIES
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      499 12 YI6NA OLIGOSPERMA Is an excellent Coverplant, which will grow in the open as well as in the densest .shade of old Rubber and CofTeetields. isna Oli«onprrina is moreover a GREEN MANURE, which enriches the soil with Nitrogen. Planted out from SEED (3'X3'), it will entirely have covered the ground within
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      98 12 /AMR HHK\ I ■I hJ B^a^Bl JJr rt27 I BJMi |H SIS' 7 NOTICE is hereby given that 1 c xclusivc propti The Blood Protection Company Kcwloon, Hong X.mii \.i. M, Hi)th Str.-.'t, Bincapi ection witl Powder and Bpiral i old bj them i Straits l«ltl»aiinti. Federated and I and
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    EAGLE OR OSTRICH?
    296 13 MR. WELLS VISION OF I S. A. i... 1..' Mr. H. G. Wells, in an article in thr Sun<luy Express, styled "Some Plain o American*," .-ays il is tinu Americana realised that tnej are nol sacred people and thai they are as nun:: entitk'd to be cril
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    DETECTIVE CHALLENGED.
    93 13 SCENE AT BOW STREET COURT. The case if in ill infani saiii counsel i<t Uv police, whe Rivett-Carnai was chanted al iii-i w itli beins an ali certain nationality. The unabl to indica Twice this jreai thej had called on him to failed i n:'ly. Carnai that hi-
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    ANZAC SQUARE.
    122 13 Decision i>t Commonwealth (iuvernment. The Public V l>erra unanimo rarefully re^ m Ut<that th. creel v buildiiur. to cov< i the who] thi wvulth Ann Btn I In- Wol I Thi-;.Krc-<-ii upon by the Commonwealth ani State i nmi nd I'oum-il. ami I ous thut the (rrmnil posed
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    SINGAPORE VOLUNTEER CORPS.
    59 13 Programme ni Drills i;> to and fori I W.-iln. --.i.-ix Ortobei i B.lfi p.m., Drill Hall. B.R.A. Sec., Muskrlry Parada Thur 27, 5.18 p.m.. Drill Hall. Cli:iu Company, Recruit* Parade. Saturday. October 2.30 p.m., Fairer Rangr. Units S.V.C., Praftice lnterport 1 Sunda 0 a.m., BnkM Timah ItiU,
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    SINGAPORE AND SOUTH MALAYA BOY SCOUTS ASSOCIATION.
    31 13 1 1 i n ir <> iolmt 20 I Thurx.lay. October 1". Band Tracti <\ Headquarter* 11.16 p.m. Friday. October us. Signalling Class. Headquarters 5.15 pji
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      310 13 Here is Your Tonic It buildsf^7TZ^f\ you up. i?3J£ Makes you '~"*> < wt Halls Take it in i B any case WTne of weak- iT^ 7 ness. Halls Wine Tfce Supreme ToiWc KcMnralive It you want to feel wrll take this great British Toiiic. Famous tor over 30 years
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      76 13 QUALITY BEFORE PRICE Perhaps more than in anything else, in LIFT Work Experience DOES count. 75 ELECTRIC LIFTS Installed and in process of erection. assssssss^L^BsVa^sa^si^H 5 EaV^BaW- Tall'"' BRfHJr i J&i bHsssp**^ amasssWrf W*WM U fi a* fiS 8 |Rvi'£vU3fal Jf S I yt l>a§ M 'm dr^pHß IHKiI I^^ssaßak
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      510 14 cr Aasurance in fore* over $27,000,000 '▲■sets over $7,500,000 S.£. The Great Eastern Life Assurance Co., Ltd. (Incorporated In Sti.lt. B.ttl.m.nU) HXAD OmOll Wlneh«»t«r Houm, Smgapor.. n C«pa., -a. «0 0«0 d.p...t.d with th. Supr.m. Court of E..«Uud .nd compil.. -Ith th. BHti.h M. A..ur.nc. Co.np.nU. Act .v.r, particular* vw»»«»#
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      542 14 NEDERLANDSCH INDISCHE HANDELSBANK (NETH INDIA COMMERCIAL BAJsK) Eatablished 1863 at Amsterdam. Authori..d C.p i Ul~^. f 60.0a0,000 (about raid up Capital Gld.. f 55.000^00 (about c;:j -£S (abont HEAD OFFICE: AMSTERDAM BRANCH «j=m HAGUE. OVERSEA I! RANCHES HATA\ [A. HEAD OFFICE FOB ASIA. BRANCH OFFICES: DLTCH EAST INDIES Amoenan Ban•Wn*
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      411 14 BANKING THE MERCANTILE BANK OF INDIA, LTD. (Incorporated in England). Capital Authorised g^M Capital Sub.crib.d Capital Paid up "'°"'W° Reserve Fund and Rest 41,546,666 BOARD OF DIRECTORS J. M. Ryrie, Chairman. P. R. Chalmers, Esq. Charles J. Hambre. J. O. Robinson, Esq. *;•<"• Sir David Yule. Bart. W. H Shelf
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