The Straits Times, 30 August 1929

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    27 1 The Straits times [ESTABLISHED NKAILT A CENTURY.] THE LARGEST AND MOST INFLVEIiTIAL NEWSPAPER IN MALAYA. 20 PAGES. UNGAFOBE, FRIDAY Al GIST .10. 1929 rim i: i<> i
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      114 1 TROPICAL SUITING "FLORODOR"! (8.D.A.) WING LOONG. I Dicn ST. SINGATOKK.; The Choice of Connoisseurs ABDULLA CIGARETTES Virginian Turkish Egyptian ABDULLA CO., LTD. 173. NKW lIOND STREKT, LONDON. By Royal Appointment suppliers to H.M. The Kine of Spun H.M. The Kine of the Iklßians. H.M. The Kine of den. A f-ili
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      167 1 Do Not Forget ROBINSON'S ANNUAL SALE COMMENCES ON Monday, September 2 CALIFORNIAN CHILLED STRAWBERRIES AVAILABLE IN ONE PINT AND HALF-PINT BOTTLES A DELICIOUS COMBINATION WITH COLD STORAGE CREAM SINGAPORE COLD STORAGE C°r L TO FOR QVAUTY AND SERVICE. I The Best Sulphate of Ammonia in the World Tropical Crops require
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      7 1 /'FLOUOLOI. in n WING LOOM. TR(JPICAI. WEAR.
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      471 2 P. k 0. BRITISH INDIA AND APCAR LINES Incorporated in England) v ML AND FAjMKNMS AND CARGO r.MNSULAR AND ORIENTAL **•<£ uft-AM. "si-sK 1 cBDIA Tonnag* dv* Spor* MBS -ANTOA »M 5 i^t.l m^c V .d"on.a Tctis --""La iiiH Sn:iJ RAJPUTANA »MJJ p^ M Sace^u ijg R^UTANA itf* gj MA.NTUA
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      574 2 SHIPPING ANNOUNCEMENTS. (NIPPON YU8EN KAISHA) TO LONDON Naplei, Mantillet. Loadon, Antwerp aad) Rotterdam Veeaelf Tonnage Do* Sad HAKISAN MARU 10.400 Sept. It If KITANO MARL' 1AM Sept. M 17 HARUNA MARU 10.M0 Oct. 10 11 KAM0 MAKI 1.000 Oct. »4 tS KAToRI MARU 10.000 Not. 7 ATSLTA MARU IJM Kav.
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      520 2 BURNS PHUP LINE (laeorporaled in A astral la) POt BRISBANE. SYDNBT AND MELBOURNE. VIA JAVA, DABWIN AND THURSDAY ISLAND. |«nUr monthly Milia«« »y tk« wellknown .team.r MARELLA (TJ7B ton.) and the m» atur reaael. MALABAR (44U ton»). Th» ii MARELLA I* on* of the largest and finest itttnin trading lo
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      671 2 K. P. M. (ROYAL PACKET NAV. CO. OF BATAVIA) Incorporated In Holland) Under contrMt with tk« NETHERLANDS INDIAN GOVERNMENT. Telephone No. 3440, with •ub-oonj>ectioni to Piu>|t. freight. Transhipment Marina Depti and Mmiftr'i Deck. Rtpr««rntaiive for Singapore and Strait* Settlement* of tht Official Tourist Bureau of Java. All Information, detailed itinerants
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      519 2 THE BLUE FUNNEL LINE THE OCEAN STEAM SHIP CO, LIMITED. THE CHINA MITI'AL STEAM v*V CO, LTa (lacorporated in England 1 RBGLLAR SERVICE TO LONDON, AMSTERDAM. ROTTERDAM. ANTWERP, HAMBURG AND BREMEN -GENOA. MARSEILLES. LIVERPOOL AND GLASGOW MARSEILLES. HAVRE. LIVERPOOL AND GLASGOW— BOBTON. NEW YOEK AND BALTIMORE. WEEELT SERVICE-LONDON AND NORTH
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      567 2 THE SIAM STtAM NAY. CO, LTD. (lacorporated in Siaa) BANGKOK COASTtNi; SF.RVUK F.r Kretey. Trengganu. Kelantan. Bangnar. T.lubid. Patani. Singvra. Lacon. Sichnn. Bandon. Koksaaui, Langiaan. Chuapon and Bangkok. Arrival Departure VALAYA Sept. 1 Sept. 4 SUDDHADIB Sept. 8 Sept. 11 MALINI Sept. 15 |a The steamers are fitted throughout with
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      533 3 SHIPPING ANNOUNCEMENTS. ELLERMAN BUCKNALL STEAMSHIP, CO., LTD. (Incorporated la Baglaad) KLLKRMAK URK. PASSENGER AVD FREIGHT SERVICE TO THE DNITKD KINGDOM AND CONTINENT. II T SFRVKT5 KM T« Hun* Km*. Sfcaa«fcal u4 Jaaaa a* S'por* •a a rcAMH s*pt it II RAI .lOBB Hot. 14 ■MM K« Il«»n-. I. don. U'da-n.
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      491 3 TtOLLAM STEAMS UNI *»d AMERICAN MAIL LINK ROUND-THE-WORLD SERVICE Fro« 8INCAPORB and PENANC tU COLOMBO. SUEZ. PORT SAID. ALEXANDRIA. NVPI.r^. GENOA and MARSEILLES to NEW YORK ana! BOSTON A:r«e L»a*e LMfl S'pore Spar* Piuii PRES. V. Dl HEN Reft. X Sept. I Seat PBES. r.AiiriELu s«pt. is Sept. it Sept.
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      534 3 DUTCH MAILS N.V. Slooaraart Moatscluppij Nrdrrlnnd and N.V. Rotterdamsrhe Lloyd WEEKLY MAIL and PAS8ENGE!' SERVICE TO Gcawa AmUNm aWraatllaa trtUrtu» u. Job. da Witt 10.100 SUM. Sap*. Mb SUmit 11.SO0 R.L. S«pt. i:. M. IV.nMi Juliana t.!M H.M.N. Sapt. :t I* Taoibora &.C00 RX. Sapt. t M P. C. Hooft
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      398 3 OCEANIC AND ORIENTAL NAVIGATION CO., SAN FRANCISCO. CAL. TACOMA ORIENTAL STEAMSHIP CO., TACOMA, WASH. STATES STEAMSHIP CO., fOKTI AND. ORE. JOINT SCHEDULE. Sailing for United State* and Canada Points from Manila and Hong Kong Sail* ako.i Fraariaca and Laa Ai>g*l*a SS. GOLDEN MOUNTAIN froa Maaila Sopt- S.S. GOLDEN MOUNTAIN froai
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      134 3 Assuming That the maximum draught of a s?rdin<* fully submerged is one inch and Disregarding the action of rough seas which might cause an undulation in the line Do you know how many sardines it would take, placed nt* to tail, to reach from Singapore to Tilbu > Dock You
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      309 4 HI 1 IjlKll RIM I Use LISTERINE Often ABOVE ill— Li«erine i« s ne °'<* household »ntiil lepcic, recommended by doctors the world over. It prevents infection, guards against illness, promotes healing -yet it will not injure the most delicate membrane* or tissues. Use full strength Listerine as a gargle
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      803 4 NOTICE IN T«l B8TAT1 OF SIM WHYE CHENG OTHKRWISB KNOWN AS SIM AI TNG, DECEASED Parwaaal to Or*Una«*« Na. 144 TruKw lection IS NOTICE U hereby g.ven that til creditors n.l ether pinm ha»i«g any claims or timaami afainsl the Katato Sim Why* Cheng otherwise known aa Sib \i Tntf.
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      848 4 AUCTION SALE of 'rr»h«H Mai lra.»h..|.| p-«peHiea arttialr ■it IVral H ..i Sea t«fmr, PaHtstoae R»«H baieatier Road. Tampvma Road of Caaajri Road and off Jutonc Road, Singapore. At Messrs. Ckeoag Keon Seng A («'i saleroom. No. JO. Cautia Street, on Wewaodat September 4. al LM P-m. Lot I. Valuable
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      285 4 PresOtim, the most efficient wood preservative known to modern science, has been perfected only after years of exhaustive research in the Powell DoCryi Laboratories. IT 6ETS RIGHT DOWN TO THE HEART of the wood and protects those minute fibres against the many destructive onslaughts to which they are subject in
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    BRIBERY TRIAL ENDED.
    998 5 HQNC KONG LETTER. J vd ktc Disagrees With Jur\ m Our Own Correspondent Hong Kong. Aur At thr Criminal Sessions, the Puisne Judge (Mr. Justin- Wood) expressed hi« clisairreeme-it with a verdict of guilty l>rouitht in by the jury in thr rase in which l.unic hik Wak.
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    PENANG HILL BUNGALOW.
    188 5 Huildinz Contractor'^ laim. (By Our Own Correspondent.) Penang. Aug. 28. In the Supreme Court to-day thr hearing of the ca.*c wa« continued md concluded In which One Kirn Chee. a Penang Chinese building contractor, sued Mr. R p. Bru^h f..r th.- balance on a ■i of a
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    VARSITY SOCIETY.
    272 5 Oxford and Cambridge Men in Malaya. As a result of the successful Oxford and Cambridge dinner held on last Boat Race Night (March IS) in Singapore, a witty representative of the two ancient univcrhas I* n lormed for Malaya. "Tie i.uit> of thi lociety ia to holii annual
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    VOLUNTEER DRILLS.
    83 5 Pmrrammr of drills op to and for iwk •mling Srpt 1 Friday. Au« 10. 5 15 nm.. Drill Hall. Bd#. Picp.il S.r(,.n iKinbalvivi, Section Paradr ft j m.. Bukit T.mah Rancr and < a.m.. Farrvr Run** (SvWtarl. Malaya Coaimand |.tn.. Drill Hall, lit Bn. M Parad*. Saturday. Aur
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    59 5 The hand of the S.S. Police will perform the following programme, weather permitting. Katong Pary to- lav. commencing at 6.15 p.m. March, El .Ahaniio (Javaloye*) overture. Ma«aii.llo <Aubet) selection. The Lightning •wttd (Alford) piccolo solo. The Wren (Damarel charactcrittir intermeizo. LelU Arrosa the Meadow (Ketelbey) rurda*. Det Geiit Des \V.x>wod«-n
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    FRONTIER RULES WITHDRAWN.
    1764 5 SIAM LETTER. (lean Rill of Health For Siam. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Bangkok. Aug. 24. The Straits (iovenmunt has given Siam s clean sheet in respect of cholera, and the irritating regulations at the frontier have been dispensed with. I suppose it is because we have grown
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    PENANG'S FORT.
    260 5 Of Real Value in Bygone Days. (Prom Oar Own Correspondent.) Penan f Auf. 28. In the course of an interesting- debate a* the Municipal Commission meeting yesterday on Mr. Hojran'< resnlution for the complete demolition of Psri wallis a certain amount of litrbt w» thrown on the history
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    64 5 Mr. H. de Kauffmann. the Danish Minister to China, has tion in Peiping from Japan »a\ mv that he will return to k at the tld of September The 11..1 1.. left for Siam soon after he nigned thr draft of the Bim i nmercial tr»*ty with I»r T Wang
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      51 5 *CROSSLEY K\(;iNES TO SUIT ALL POWER REQUIREMENTS. CAN WE QUOTE FOR YOURS? Sale Agrnls HARRISONS .BfIRKFR C? LP (I tear^ct and Ott Sfraifi Sittltm,wt\ (■sJ «1» I ACCESSORIES j» d J 2a> >2bb Mmn Baaß^B^B^B^amjJgflaW V^i THE GENERAL KLECTRIC CO.. LTD. w (lncorporalrd la Knglane) SINGAPUaK. KUALA I I Mil
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      177 5 o EAT o MORE FISH EAT FISH because it is so TASTY EAT FISH because it is so NOt'RISHIM; EAT FISH becaaae it contains the PHOSPHATES that BLILD BONE AND FEED THE NERVES. STEEL HEAD SALMON KIPPERS FRESH SALMON I KAN MERAH SMOKED SALMON IK KI'RAU DOVER SOLES Ml I
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    DISMISSED BUT NOT PAID OFF.
    338 6 Employers' Keply lo (hum For lAnenses. Jutlrmcnt ni rcacnrtd yUrday in the which Mr. II«ory Sleines, an accountant. sued tha llakqra Mininp unit Cmyral Ar^ncy for n*c* ami hnlnnre of hone* '.im. PUintiiT* ca*f wan that in February cf war he was r' v two
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    MUNCIPAL AFFAIRS.
    227 6 Extension of Sewer to The Tanglin District. Artion taken at a meeting of committrr Ni>. 7 of thr Municipal ('ommi*iion held on Aug. '2-'., included the follow ing Approved lerommendatinn of committee No. 2 that $:.0,000 be provided in the I'.i.'M) estimate* for labour for extra drain flushing.
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    43 6 Thr rirath took plac* at Taiping on Saturday at thr ag* of 90 yrar». of Mr. A>a*cn>v I'tllat. (iovrrnment p»nH wma onr of tho»r rrciuitr<t for th<- ung Dppartmrnt fr»m d from ncrvirc in 1901 t.-.- ng work* wtr» traniferred i. ...la l.umpur
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    THE PUBLIC SERVICE.
    491 6 Sir H. Clifford's Foreword In New Journal. II K Sir Hugh ("liffoid has contr an interesting foreword to the flrat iuuc j «f 1 u magazine put>!i>hc<l !•>• the (;.iv«rrini'fi! Junior IMRcer*' AssoAflcr roji.mending tlio objects of the uin.il. .r, an much as it should tend to
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    THE DOUGHNUT FETED.
    167 6 Celebration of 400 Years' History. Who made th-> first doughnut T Thi:question 1* new rxprrising the emotion* ■I the bakers of France, Kngland and America. The doughnut is a pastry with 400 yearn of family history, and the bakers are celebrating th. wadrirentcnmal of the swt-ctmeat. Vive
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    PASSENGERS.
    91 6 .-•cnjem arrivrd vent*" <*av ly Ihr Marrlta from Australian r* Jlr. T. W. Br-r.r. M Ur< Ml T Mr. and Mi- W. Hockmc. Mr. L K. M Murtin. Ml J Ryan. Mr. V.\ Sluriakrr. Ml I P Tril.h. V. S Ar.J J M c Jrffrrv. V. It Maill.nl. i
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    PUBLIC AMUSEMENTS.
    48 6 The Iron Ma»U, n I'nitcMi Artints tuper t, narrin? Dnrigla* Fairbanks, i* twin* shown in the Apollo intrn*. I The Forhid«lcn Woman." a itory of a KiiKiin >py in Moroc.n with Jr!U 6ou<lal in thp Icailini; ro!r. will b* -h.un at th» Cai«ty from this rvvninsr.
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    35 6 For f.u'.ns to n;ake proper returns of their imp Board. Malacca. half dm n h.ncM- an.l Chttt) owner* of estatm in the Malar, a d; »riT caih lir.-,! >■:. h\ |l.-!,| :n the Malacca Police Oouri.
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      69 6 V/OU wonder why Brook,- Bond Tea is so good. c have found out how to kci-p it perfectly, by picking in the new patent tin. pW*&ti&L tea and secure this B.luaWH high standard of ■njfjfll quality and freshness ttfof oaiiy uu J Tl.c tea wilh girden iicshncsfc VAKIOIS MODELS IN
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      120 6 psssssM. -i, >»jssaiiii I ia^B^aLja^B^ g*^-J lit' i *^4 Before You Decide—See The New Silent Kelvinator SO SILENT so startling!^ quiet ev«n in starting and stopping that yotj will J atch thia New Kel.uiator and wonder whether i: i\ running. And coupled to sileace, a host of tested, proven features
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      247 6 You Cannot Beat British Steel v i We are Sole Agents for U BALFOUR'S "LAGLE GLOBE" &M'- STEEL z^llm^lt; nc^ carry ar:(> sl(uliS o( J^i&C (-<irbon Stvvl Pneumatic Ttml Sleek jr''»^^ IVIdW Siwl /ffi. r Miners Drill Sin I \H££f£ffl v High Speed Tmei Steel v 9 Manganese Steel for
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      385 7 I TIVOLI #^v From Se/ttember 13 f S^ <&* vSix. jy The Bi«ijje>t Screen Corned- mL i»nne discovery in years, S V in a Medley of Mirth and IM. Merriment. Jw LIUAN HARVEY "StAki Tin- Great.st Hritish Film Star. a« a tcmpestuouit and tempera- fMJw An ti. Mental R|>ani>«h Dancer.
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      373 7 GAIETY CINEMA SURINA THEATRE Janrilon Albert and rW»«mlrn Street*. North Brldt* tlfi Tin a 1 Ma. «Jt*. Fro. Fridmy. A.fmrt Mt. Th-r^l.y. I F WlD^"£*;- AUC TVMDAf. Seotember 5. IMt. ""WW B»ttmi Show «t 9.13 pat. B«coad Show at t a.ai. IntematioMl New« UUmt GswttPatho'a Super Special Production NEW BILLY
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      438 7 I ALHAMBRA I TAN CHENG KEE CO.. LTD.. Proprietors. PROGRAMME Commencing Friday, August 30, ending Wednenday, September 4 In the Second Show at 9 p.m. THE LATEST EMPIRE NEWS QUALITY STREET Featuring MARION DAVIKS A comedy of unending delights, a romance of love exquisitely acted. In the First Show at
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      Macphail and Co., Ltd.
      123 8 Singapore. A±g. 30. rr.— Ts|Mk< Malaka I'u Irntakab. 51-&2' i rpntt. tlu Brnuti 'I'^-.VJ 1 rent.. Ne» Srudai 2JO. Hatu l.mtanrs 1.1T'.-l^, I Luna> IJO2.40. Bedford. 1-1.10. T.n quiet. South 41-43't rer.:.. C. n( Fatta K2-KJ cent.. Kurkai. PrntnU lAIIM. t'lu Klin;. I V.. I 70.
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      Rose Macphail & Penman. Ltd
      156 8 Rose Macphail Penman. Ltd Singapore, Aug. 30. London. Rubb*r lO\d.. U. »n '.d. Noon price Spot 34 r*nt(. London. Tin tilt, un^hantrd. Miatng— Dull. Sun«n Wiyi 3iT'»-3.*i. Ku.hau IM-li*. Kinla I»rt-dr»» IJtO-IXi. Klang R.v.r. 1.60-2.70 id Hnnr Fatta HO-«i r*ntj >d Malaya Cunacli. MS M cwU, Prnawati I 04-1.07, Pelatlng*
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    RUBBER PRICES.
    60 8 Henderson, Helm and Company, Inc. New York, send us the following cable i'at<-d Aug. 29, their quotations being in (old dollar cents closing bid prices Rubber Exchange sales to-day 1.200 tons. September 10.90, October 20.20. Nnv ember 20.&0, December 21. January 21.10. February 21.30. March 21.60, April U.TI
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      ABSENT WITHOUT CAUSE.
      334 8 SHIPPING NOTES. Chief Officer's Ticket Suspended. At a Marine Court of inquiry held at thr Harbour Office, Hong Kong, on Aur 20, Mr. W. C. C. Becks, who was until Aug. 2 Chief Officer of the t.». ng Fook Ch?ong. wm adjudged to tti mm«elf and the
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      165 NEW HANDS.
      169 8 v r«,iii-l to Trouble on Em pros* Of Russia. The cabin and dining r x>m Itr.ys ulH'itni the Kmpresi cf Ku<vi r.a* been settled by tSc signing in <>f about 165 new hands stated Captii i HoHanJ. the C.P R. marine nuperintenilrn- just before the boat «ailed
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      PASSING OF ARAFURA.
      248 8 Ex-(ierman Tramp on Last Voyage. Th<- China Mail loar-.i that the f Arafura. of the E. u:.«» A. S.S. i o it >«rnpfd. owin». m: on the An*t;i.lia-Japan run vin Kon« nni Shanghai. The Aruwan an ex-German trump, i I a »hi|. atf After returning from hi-r
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      MAILS EXPECTED.
      27 8 Frum France, by Anrer*. due at Singapore 7 a.m. on Sunday. From China and Manila, by Protident van Buren, due at Singapore daylight on Monday.
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      EXCHANGE. PRODUCE.
      236 8 Singapore. Aug. 30. Oa Losdon. Bank 4 st/g 1 1 32 Demand t/S tS/SS Private t a>. ereetlt S/t On New York. Demaatt U lt/lt Private M d S7T4 On Franc. Bank TT. 1431 On India. Hank TT. On Hong Kong. Bank T.T. 13U p.c di*c. On Shanghai.
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      SINGAPORE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE RUBBER ASSOCN.
      61 8 Ton* of Market Ullri Cabit London Spot Sk«t W%A P«r lb. New York Spot Shcrt rent* Z0 1 per lb. KSS. tqaal to Standard Q CS. Standard K .< s. tipd Btudard U S. os Tmdar m ■t h m g| I, hrr Jun.
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        MINING.
        446 8 I. Ill* k"-i ML Buym S-:i.ra tl Cl Aiim Kumban* :.s 6 J:> C id. »-S A>rr llitam Tin W 1 4 j tl Cl Ilingnn Tin 36/- J« 1 1 U.t.nr I'idui 0J» 0.4* 1 1 Halu <»»»• l.«O 1 1 feuk.t Arttif lit 14* U (1 Burm.h
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        GENERAL.
        216 8 '..a. I IB M Buyrr« S*llcri 2 f AUi. Brick Tnft. 215 110 t t Al.i. Brick Urda. 2.70 2*o tl fl lit s. Am. T.i.j.v-o f. 6.10.0 Canadian E+gl— 10 6 II a 1 1 Ctntrml Fji(ia* O.M 040 1 1 Cycl* anil (.arriaf* OMO QM 10*. 10s.
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        DEBENTURES AND LOANS.
        117 8 Singapore Cold St i rag* 7 p c. deb of IBM red. aJMI-ot 101 10S ei. Singapore Municipal Tj jir. ef 1901 red 1930 f 1^78.000 par. 1% press. Singapore Municipal 4'j pat. of 1907 red. 1947 tn.600.000 N par. Singapore Municipal 4S pat. of 1909 red.
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        RUBBER SHARES.
        392 8 Frascr and Co. and Lyall and Kvatt's quotations. To-day's Pr r»i Fraacr Lyall A J Co. £valt Allrnby 'ID S3O tM 1-10 tS* Alor (.nj.h l$l) 1.70 }.*O \M l>o A. Hium ill) *.4*» ».6O 5.40 IJO A. Kunmg (II) 0.42', U.4TV* 0.41 0.47 Am. Malay 1 12)
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      ARRANGEMENTS FOR THE WEEK.
      107 8 Friday. Aagaal M II p.m.. 7J. Baa rie*a S-2 ajn.. »«-t. f, j Moon Mv Drip Salarda) 11 w -v. S.I. Sun riNIU IJ pm. 1 1 fit 1 •J aadls Ughl," Vie I Soadav. Srpim 11 w p.m.. g.7. Sun ri»c- I I M Moon
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      SINGAPORE HARBOUR BOARD.
      115 8 Skip. alone dr :kt Whir.. lo amir. arm. i um i M«.n U:..-, .h« Cabl«. Oil VVnart OHl Hhu-r i -I i is !>:. Ml kI mm ion g P.ijar. All., rl \irturia .'uik lUub. krpprl llarl.iur. Kinc't !>• N I H*. i I Maiiijv. «fh -r!>
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      SINGAPORE MAILS CLOSE.
      122 8 Oylon, Southern and Wcitcru India < Agapem.r S p.ui. malra, Suui' 2 p.m. S«l.t Pandjang. llmelalis. .s,.k and Pakai 3 p.m. I Sumatra 3 p. m .;h \S -»t Sumatra. SouthK»«t Horn' inj and 4 p.m. Pontianak IK t > 4 p.m. TrMtrw. Bingkaw.nr Bad Parigil 8
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      MAILS FOR EUROPE.
      37 8 By In.ulmil* Kli<*a I I- < <»■ litoJmk DmKm l.rll Arr«. Spore Lan4o« July II Aac IS July I'd Au«. I* Julv M Au(. It July :•<■• Au» 19 Aur 2 Au«. M Au C 1 Au«
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      707 8 LATEST ADVERTLSEMENTS Otto Classiued AdvU^ a*« M. WANTS. FOR SALE. ETC. .er Koad. for immcu'iate entr). Apply to Meyer Hrotkcrs. TO LCI MO!*, Amber Man.iom. Apr.lv s)inga|Mirr Kuildlng < oq. r.i. Market St. ilp'l WAN I Xli IMMEDIATELY axptrienced aaiesaian for canva»tag buaiaeaa. Apply Mi. Up. r aa on, geyser,
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      497 8 HAD A HARD TIME CUTTING HER TEETH Intil Baby's Own Tablets Were l!M4j with Fine Resalts. There are few more trying times for a mother than when her child is teething. A imple and ready solution to the fretting o! both mother and child is to be found in baby*
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      71 8 KIETEOROfX)GICAL REPORT. KjuMUng Kerbau SUtioa. (By courtesy of (.ovrmasent Health Osare.) lor th* 24 Hour* eadlag al Mid algal oa Aagaot DeeMa* shade temperature SwXl Mm shade tempera. ure 70 V. Mean shade temperature 75.1 r'. Max. >Un radiation 101 V. Mm. grass radiation ...i i Mean wet bulb temperature
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      107 8 ♦♦♦♦♦«.♦»!>♦♦> DAILY WEATHER REPORT. The fallowing ia the daily weather rtport of the MeUoroloricsl Branch, Snrtty Dept., Malaya >— Yt iterday. a.m. To-day. Temperature. Rainfall. Bright. Mean Max. Mm. Sanshin*. Uumidity. Wind. Weathor. Statioaa. P. >'. las. N*. of hours. Direction. Pore* M-P H Kuala l.umpur U T2 Nil 7.7
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    AROUND THE MARKETS.
    703 9 A Review of Radella Rubber. INTEREST IN ROBINSON'S AND 17N1TBEB& (lly Out r iaaarial rraaaoadewt.) Sin(r»[H.rr, Friday, 11 a.m. To-daya Prkaa Ranker 31 cent*. Tia ir.O loan II07SYeaterday'a I 'rices Kubkrr. *>ndaa NU dowa ',d New York 20', eta, down rt. Ton* Kaaier. Tin. lxindnn £207 17a.
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    EXCHANGES.
    63 9 Rugby. Aug. It. J m exchange* ar* Amsterdam I I A then. 175. Baeabav Is t tt-Md I .lIMk.. Bu.h..r.»t 1171,. I |.enl, .gen l» Jl (.et.rva I M.-nj K'.asr I* I it.. Milan ttJS*. M^, 0.10 i e f^n, r Prague IMS. Rio »H. StocMwU < In.sM>s. Skaagkai
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      CHINA'S SILK TRADE.
      546 9 French and Japanese Competition. Th* depressed condittaa of China's silk industry eoatinoas to oecupv the thoughts <t< Many besides those directly engaged ia it. A reception waa recently given at Shanghai by the Native Silk Industry SalvaUoa Association, and Mr. Wang Sung Ung. tha wellknown member of
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      NEW SAVINGS SCHEMES.
      392 9 Co-Operation With The Schools. In hi< openin* apeech at thr annual A«entbly of the National Sav.nra Movement. at Bournemouth. th» chairman. Major ".I Seelv. had to recount a h,»hl> aati.-l^.-iory development in the put year. The number of ..vingi a*«ociation» had riaen by Ml t. 28.-.M Ju»,
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      BOOT TRADE MERGERS.
      134 9 Proposals Coming From America. Mr. W. Barratt, chairman and managing 1 1 rr<-u>r of W. Barrett and Co.. boot manu'acturrra. Northampton, at th* annual meet ng. referred to rumours of amalgamation! in ■he hoot trade He said that he learned on [ood authority that suggestions for buying
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      AUSTRIA'S ECONOMIC PROGRESS.
      813 9 Prospect of a Further Development Loan. The following account of Austria's i economic position was gives, by Dr. Joseph Mitt*lberg*r. thr Austrian Finance Minister. ia ma interview granted to tk* Vienna Correspondent of Tke Financial Timas. I From Urn* to tim* the foreign presa publishes reports about
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      BRAZIL PLANTATIONS.
      152 9 Parana Company's Offer For The Shares. I In their report ov.rinr. the year l»S% the <l.rcct..r» of Brui! Plantation! Syndic* mat. that at- um.'nm.' M with I'mm Plantation! la desirable W.th th» abject thr Parana Plant. h«. dec '.<l to offer la purchaie the oharr i oi Br««.!
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      CO-OPERATIVE FINANCE,
      141 9 Investment in Corporation At the quarterly meeting of th* Morley Induilrral operative Society, the director. reported ths- th.v had iaveited 430.000 with I tte City of l«rdt Corporation for five years at S per cer.i. per annum interest, and also a*>o with the Ardslry frban District Council for
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      KINTA ELECTRICAL COMPANY.
      891 9 Progress of Lighting Programme. Tha Int annoat geanq.l meeting of shareholders of th* Kinta Electncal Distribution Comptnf. Ud.. waa hetd at Ipoa. on Us* l«th inatant. th* Hon. Mr. li. T. Jon**, presiding. Tk* chairman, im th* course of his sp**ch, in moving th* adoption of ta*
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      CANADIAN RAILWAYS.
      210 9 Earnings for the First Five Months of 1929. earaiua of Um Canadian National H.vlw»>. for Bay amounted to tUJUlJlt. as a««iait ttl.7SI.JJ7 far May. IMS. an inof $776 JK. Nat earaia** wore ti.lHjm at compared with *J.«66.4J6 in May af latt year. The official lUUmral girea the (roes
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      SWEDEN'S TRADE.
      392 9 Increase in Export Surplus. Stockholm. July It. Eiport. darint Jan* totalled Kr ICM.tfno.OOO «wiif to the laboar diaawwt tfco..- »am* month lot year amevatrd ta .>«ly I Kr. 14ft.M0.0OO K*r th* Aral .1 month* of! th* prrtrnt year Uf ftrar* >■■ Kr.HZ.MO.000. compared with Kr. W3.JO0.OiO In IMS.
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      RAILWAY ENTERPRISE.
      232 9 New Locomotives Shipped To China. The Miiii.tr>- of R»ilways at Nanking oaVially imounm that tt.OOO.OOO. out of a total of •I.MO.OQO of the bVlgian Hour Indemnity Fund, will be o«rd for th« pur cha«r of new rolling stock for the TientsinTukow Railway. This purchase will include rntaurant or*,
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      SUGAR PROBLEMS.
      166 9 Production Exceeding Demand. BniMU, July t». I No ifntmiiit h»i jr*t been reached b«- l«tn the Cuban. European and Jar* «urar producers. The difficulty whi-h the produrer* •an to faee is tkat of a world sugar duct ion of 27,OOO.0«O ton-, when there < a constant demand for
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      BUDGET AND PETROL
      121 9 Mr. Snowden and the Import Dob la tar Hoom of Common.. Major J. D. Colvillr ic. Midlothian N.I »krd the Chancellor of th« Exchequer if he wm aware that thr tax on imported petrol, in addition to raising rr»rnur for derating productive mduttrin. waa having a beneficial
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    BRITISH NORTH BORNEO CO.
    1326 9 Dividends Resumed. SIR NUli MALCOLM ON HIS VISIT. ITh* annual mrtUiir of the Brit Bern** (Chartered) Company was held on r Juijr tt. at River Plate Hou-e. Pimbury E.C.. M*jor General Sir Ne.ll Malcolm. K.r.B, DS.O (MM president i. in th* chair. The chairman, in the
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    The Straits Times SINGAPORE, FRIDAY, AUGUST 30 THE LEAGUE & THE EAST
    986 10 The Straits Times SINGAPORE, FRIDAY, AUGUST 30 THE LEAGUE THE EAST Although the L a/ue tl N'-tions figure* .1 in u 'cr.ipt.on that »he man in Um »trcet under staiki* ver;- j'.t.e f what he read* a'.<out it. Without a spc ial -tudy of the I*«^ui publications, of newspaper auJ
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    THE TALKIES AND THE THEATRE.
    1977 10 A Playwright Looks At The Future. (By l.uigi Pirandello, the famou* Italian dramatist.) Those who have heard me talk of my many travels know with what admiration I rpeak of America and of the Americans. What .nUresla me above all in America is the birth
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    SOCIAL AND PERSONAL
    457 10 Mr. W. J. Gibb. of Messrs. Cobb and i •<... Kualn Lumpur, waa operated on for <ppendicitis on Monday. A Chineae wedding took place at Seremban on Sunday, when Mr. Tan Kee Hock. Principal of (hong Hua School. waa married to Miss Lim He* Mm. of the
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    NOTES OF THE DAY.
    716 10 SEWS FROM AUSTRALIA. Australian residents of Malaya, and their number is continually increasing, will be interested in new Strait' Timet ftature which begin* in this issue— series of articles on Australian politics by a correspondent at Canberra who n in clos* touch with Parliamentary affairs. Complaint
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    45 10 Mr. H. F. (Jrier.h.li). PekuiK manag< r for Mi»»r*. S. Moutrie and Co.. Ltd married to Miaa Ada Konovalova of Tientsin in a civil ceremony at the British Legation, Peking, on Aug. 10. followed the next evening by a wedding in Pci Kuan Russian Church.
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    RHINELAND EVACUATION TO START FORTHWITH. SEAL OF SUCCESS AT THE HAGUE.
    806 11 Full Agreement Between The Powers. THE RHINELAND. Evacuation to Start Forthwith. Agreeatent ha» finally hern rrarh*4 between all the I'o.r. rrr..«J for rompl.tr HClllrmml ih. Kr|MratH>n« question. Mormw n.l ruatiun of Iho KkinrlaMi i- I at onrr. and Mr.
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    KEEPING ORDER IN PALESTINE.
    392 11 Full Investigation Into conditions. JEWISH CLAIMS. Britain and the Balfour Declaration. The pr-wti k troop* in I'alpi.tiiM- hi- hid Ihr eSrrt of as* nrd«r. and ll.r latent nr««a(r. >|]> that quirt ii lirinr i i.i mi Mr »-i/iii.ipn. I'rr-idcnt of the HarM /irni>: OrgaafcaUasv declarrd t>m
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    FLYING CLUB'S BAD LUCK.
    111 11 Another Seaplane Capsized In the Harbour. On Wednesday evening seaplane belonging to the Singapore Flying Clubeapsiaad in the harbour, owing to a miihap in alighting. The pilot, who wa» making a 1010 trip, PH unhurt, but it is believed that the seaplane will be out of
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    JAPAN'S NAVY.
    228 11 A New Replacement Programme. Tokio. Au*. 29. The evening papers have a report < which cannot be verified) to the effect that the Navy Off.re has drawn up a n placement programme for the constroction of auxiliaries, including four 10,000 ton cruisers, fifteen first-class destroyer* and several smaller
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    BOYCOTT LEADER CAGED.
    308 11 Drastic Punishment for An Agitator. I Shanghai, Auk. IT. Thi- biter has been bitun. Zao Tso-linf. lex-chief if the Chapei invrttigation dei the defunct 'Ant I -Japanese Association, has been arrested by the ■I Salvation Association. Chief l» punish-*!. The Shanghai rial di.ur Kunmintanr hat decided •jt
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    LADY HEATH INJURED.
    27 11 Weil-Known British Pilot Crashes. Cleveland. Ohio. Aur. U. The well-known Britinh woman pilot Ijuly Hrath erathed while flying here and was aoriously injured. IWuUr.
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    NAVAL REDUCTION PROGRESS.
    193 11 Nearing Agreement. FORMULA WITHIN TWO WEEKS. Washington, Auc 89. That progress has been made in the Anglo-American asval negotiation* ii indicated by the statement by Mr. Stimion that no further conferences between President Hoover and officials of the Navy and the Stale- Department wii' now be necessary.
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    MANCHURIA SCHEME.
    155 11 Settling: Japanese Farmers. Mukden, Au*. lilt has tranj.-ired that another attempt ai tettlinjr Japanoe farmer* in Manchuria uill be undertaken between this autumn aud nest spring under the auspice* of the South Manrhurian Agricultural Fnterprite Corporation. The Corporation, said to be a subsidiary of the South M .nchuria
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    INDIAN PRINCES' DEBTS.
    244 11 Protest Against Immunity Claim. Simla. Atlff. IX The freedom from legal PinKarranomrnt now enjoyed by th? mlrr of an Indian SUte if h<- rrfu««* to pay his creditor? w«« romme.itM upon by I.alt Jatkishrn Da*, a prominent merchant of Simla, in hi% presidential addre«» to the annual
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    ROULETTE JUDGMENT.
    84 11 British Editor Summoned For Contempt. Shanghai. Aug. 24. Mr. W. Bruce Lockhart. the editor of th< weekly publication. The Showdown, which recently made a scathing attack on the Shanghai Provialonal Court jodjrmrnt in the Garcia roulrtte case, baa been ■ummoned at the British Supreme Court on a charge
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    48 11 Pawnreri booked to leave I-ondon for < hm« on Sept. 6 by the P. and O. Macedonia include OI. and Mrs. F. Hav ley Bell and thr Misxes Hayley Belt Krar- Admiral MacLran. who succeeds Rear- Admiral Tweedie on the Yangtie, u| booked to leave by the Mine steamer.
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    GREAT FLOODS IN INDIA.
    188 11 300 Fatalities. DEVASTATION IN MANY DISTRICTS. (Prom Our Own Correspondent) Calcutta, Aug. 29. The floods are rifting rmpidly. The Punjab and Lahore arc knee-deep in water and all business has been suspended. The Nowshera district is in grave dancer. Military bunralows which had previously been evacuated
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    PLANE AND AIRSHIP.
    85 11 New Way of Landing Passengers. Cleveland, Ohio, Au». 29. While thousands of spectators at an •ir circus held their breath, a small biplane flew up and hooked on beneath the ln.t*rt State* d:ri|pNc Los Ancelea. which m full fliirht. A pas'rnjrcr in the d.nriblr climbed down into
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    A VARIED CAREER.
    211 11 The Hon. T. G. Coventry's Experiences. Steerage passenfer in an emigrant khip. North-We«t Mounted policeman, rancher, and a member of Parliament these hare been the experiences of Urn Hon. T. G. Coventry. son of the Earl nt Coventry, who ha> returned to England a* Market Commissioner for
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    MARQUIS DE PINEDO.
    41 11 FamouH Airman Resigns Appointment. Rome, A ur. 29. Marquii de Pinedo. the famoa* airman. Imi rvairned bin pout aa utitUnt chief el staff of thr Air Forcr. hut he will remain at the diipniial of the Government. Reuter.
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    BANKRUPTCY POINT.
    117 11 Assignee of a Debt and The Debtor. A kr»! point which apparently has never been decided in the Colony's courts came up in the Rankrupfry Court Oik morning before the Chief Justice (Sir William Murtson). It arose oat of an application by N. S. Supra maniam for a
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    66 11 It i« understood that Mr. Harry O. Odcll haa resigned hit neat on the Hone Kong Stock Kxch«n~r. and that Mr. L. Wei II haa be«n elected a mem'jer. Mr. Odcll't biuintaa in Hone Kong will r« cmrritd on by Mr. L. W«ill under th« Arm pamc of Harry 0.
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    AIRSHIP ARRIVES AT LAKEHURST.
    181 11 Round the World Journey Completed. Lakehurst. New Jersey, Aug. 29. The Graf Zeppelin landed here to-day thus completing the world flight. The complete round-the-world trip occupied oaly a few hoon over 21 days, of which lets than 12 day* were occupied by actual flying. The time
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    COTTON COMPETITION.
    136 11 Phenomenal Progress In Japan. London, Aug. 29. The report of Mr. Arno Pearse. secretary of the International Federation of Master Cotton Spinnert and Manufacturer!' Association, on his inquiry into conditions in Japan and China, which has now been published, deals with the phenomenal progress of the cotton industry
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    BUS TURNS OVER.
    222 11 Death of Straite-born Chinese Clerk. The circumstances surrounding th« overturning of motor but in Geylang Road and the subsequent death of a Straitvbnrn Chinese clerk, employed by Boustead and Co., were inquired into by Mr. V. G. Bourne, the Singapore Coroner, thu morning Inspector MacMillan. of the
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    IRON AND STEEL COMBINE
    58 11 Leading British Firms to Join Forces. London, Aug. 30. Nerotiaticnt hmve practically been compUt>d for the amalgamation of northeast wait iron and sUel flrmi with a capital of between £20,000,000 and £30,000,000, comprixinir Dorman, Lon; and Co., Bolckow, Vaughan and <°<> ami other firm« The ultimate
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      34 11 TO-DAY'S FEATURES. Auxtralian Politics 12 Tbr Tnll.ii-. and ihr Theatre, by l.vizi PiraMello It New lUx.k- Krtirixd l.*> Around the Market*, b) Ihr Financial Cttrrr%pom4t*l 9 rirk.t Hr>.r- «nd Otker I sportioK mm .13
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    POLITICAL QUESTIONS IN AUSTRALIA.
    1950 12 Concern Itegarding Naval Base. THi: SI KZ CAS Mm BUDT.CT DEFICIT TO BE Kl>. < h r tur Own rorreapondent > Canberra, Aug. 1. i n ha> been cauneil throughout Au«tr«l.a by th* suggestion that the British Covrrnmeaf* curtailed defence programme might involve postponement nee with
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    ADMINISTERED."
    546 12 Croyddn Mysteries. MURDER BY IN KNOWN PERSONS. We arc of the opinion Uutt Vera Si Imy wh mtiW^rMl by araenk wilfully a.!-n-i »t*r«d by some pcrs n or persona unksown.'* This was the IH** returned by tht urv aflir retiremint of f*w«r than 20 minutes on July 2» in
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    AN ARTFUL DODGER:
    208 12 AN ARTFUL DODGER Ingenious Fraud by Fruit Seller. An rlUcrly Chinas* who was evidently out to fet rtcb quirk by selling exp.-r. my* fruits at hotels and yiving thrvc ti hiW short to erery rattic had hit pn»fltt reduced by $75 the amoun; of a hre inpoaed by Mr. J.
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    R.R.I. CONFIDENTIAL REPORT.
    989 12 Planter's hallenjre. SIR WILLIAM PEEL'S CRITiriSM. At the concilium) of the business on the agenda of the meeting of the Planter*' Association of Malaya at Sungfcai on Wednesday, the chairman, the Hon. Mr. E. N. T. Cummin*, according; to the report in the Mslsv Mail. *aid he
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    BANKRUPT AND HIS SERVANTS.
    258 12 Mr. B. K. Johannes Offers]' $20 a Month. Th* public examinatirn of B. E. j Johannca was continued t«fore Mr. Justice Stcvt ns, in th Bankruptcy Court, this ibcj ntng. In reply to the AsaisUnt OftV lal Assigne. (Mr. T. B. Cocker) wiaminee i*i.l that Sc
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    FORBES RUSSELL CO.
    48 12 OpeniriK at Victoria Theatre To-niKht. 1 The Forbes Kussell Comedy Co: will open their reason tn- night at th. toria Theatre with the popular l.nmlc.n play "By Candle I.iicht Their repertoire include* The Patn> The Second Mia. Tanqverav. Her Cardboard Lover." and Good Morning, Bill.
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    TALKIES IN SINGAPORE.
    81 12 In yesterdays i»-ue under the heading M Talking Picture* f»r Sinsraporr it wb« Mated in error that thr local theatre* v uld be installed with the machinery free chance. Further information reveal* |kt fart that it i- only the flrat inilall* tion which will he financed by
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    22 12 A rrctivJnit and adjudication order wn mad* acainvt E Burrow* in the Bank ruptcy Court this morninr. Debtor mM hr nwH $L'.:<00.
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      THE SYCE'S CHAMPION.
      141 12 THE S YCE'S CHAMPION. To the Editor of the Straus Tim**. Sir.— Why is H coiuiderad an added inlijcenent to buy. when a penu.n wiihinit ;o Mil a car advertise* it aa OwneT- There are very ver> few owner urhi> Kivr hail the attention t<> ifcsjir car that the average
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    SUPREME COURT.
    130 12 Cases for Hearing During September. There are 22 action*, arul three Dittrict Court appeal*, for hearing in th(curl in September. They includr th«following C R. Mile* va. The Municipal Cor.tmissktr.er* of Singapore. Seah Stow Kueab v». Cycle an-l Carriage Co. (1!»2«). Ltd. Yunnan Rubber Estates. Ltd. v*. Ng
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    28 12 Buhop E. F. U*. Mrs. Lc« and Mi»« Norton have bc*n tftndituc a few day* at Malacca. I hup »<Wrr»«r.| thSutnmrr Sd .nmterial Trainint: n Tuc»<H»y ami Wcdneaday.
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      103 12 COMBINATION PLUNGER POMPS AND ENGINES. Capacity 600 and 1,500 gallons per hour to a Head of 80 feet. £SmMEL& jLj^ Self-contained. Direct Two sizes in .stock as under m>4. 1'^ In. suction. 600 pals, per hour. I%S h.p. I'Ujrine. x 5. 2 in. suition. l.. r i0<t jral.s. prr hour,
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    Malaya Command Rifle Meeting Starts.—Cricket Notes. CRICKET NOTES AND COMMENTS.
    717 13 Malaya Command Rifle Meeting Starts.— Cricket Notes. CRI CKET NOTES AND COMMENTS. Gibson's Century. MKK( HANTS WIN S.C.C TOURNAMENT. drawing wi»h the I'ublir Service* and law on Saturday the Merchant*. l> I A Hnfclyn. w«B the CluS tournament for t' time for a number of years. Batting first, the Publ.r
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    MALAYS WIN EASILY.
    518 13 Anprlo-Indians Badly Beaten. M conditions for football culd scarrely be imgairtd than those at the Stadium, yesterday, when the AngloIndian tourist* were defeated by the Malay* to the tune of six goals to two. With the prrund under water in places, ball control was extremely difficult, and
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    GOLF.
    29 13 (■arrison Competitions. The following competition* ill pl»r«» at the Garriron GoU month Hth ami 1.1th.— Mcn f m«Jai. IKth ami l'.)th.— l^dirs' mcddl. J4th. Mixr<! Kounomo*. -Shanghai Foursomp*.
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    Keppel G.S.
    33 13 Iho Kt-pH T.olf Cluh monthly mixed ;'.iun for Srptrmb-i U played off on Sunday aftcrn-wn. Hrpprl (up. In thr final of th* KeppH I Wyatt beat W. P. Day-Uewdr.ty at «h«
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    SMITH'S WONDERFUL BILLIARDS.
    922 13 2,030 Break Against McConachy. Willie Smith created another billiards sensation on Aug. 1 in hi* match with (lark MrConarhy at Sydney. He had been scoring consistently without itoing anything sensational, when he suddenly developed hi* rnont brilliant form, and reeled off a break of 2,030. It is
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    MALAYA COMMAND MEETING.
    638 13 High Standard Of Marksmanship. Tl»« Malay* Command Rifle meeting tailed at the Bukit Timah Range this morning, when several preliminaries in :he Warren Shield were shot off and one if the individual matches competed. The meeting, which in open to the regular, volunteer and police force* of
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    MALAYA CUP.
    57 13 Selangor Team Not Definitely Chosen. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur, Au?. 30. The Sclangnr Malaya Cup team, to be 'elected from the following, is travelling I? sin *«Pore to-night Brittuin. Su. Maria. Kek Boo. Cheng Nam. Pen* Kon», Lanrencr Silva, i'onniah. Abbott. Sunny, Ul Moon. Choon l.im.
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    SPORTING FIXTURISS.
    152 13 FrWay. A.ia.t M Malay* Command Rift* me«tin». KooUall Malayan i hmc.r fa. Uh ll« nrkn S.i i Tm.Mi.rimt. Merchant. »a. TIm Bet Salarday. Aagaat II Polico Sports. 230 p.m. Malaya Command Rid* Meeting Malaya Cop Final S.lan.or Sinfapor*, Singapore. Golf Sepoy l.m*. Coif Dob. Men's Monthly Medal Competition
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    SCOTTISH GOLF.
    204 13 Weird Results in Amateur Championship. There were several »urpri»e» during thp texand day* play in the Scotti-h An golf championthip on the Balr>>»ni«- ml. Aberdeen, but the greatctt of them w»* in the defeit of W. Willi* Mackemie. TiM holder of the title, by a player whu hi
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    TENNIS.
    66 13 No Play in S.C.C. Tournament. H avy rair yrstriUav mail further flay in the S. <'.<". tonnU loum.inui ix>«»ible nml the ti<-> »h«h vci* to h*vr I < n dcridrd yoiU-nlay have been puttpened until Tuesday. L.L.T/C. Tournament. The final of the open mixed douMrx in Ihi- I.I.T.C tnurranirnt
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    RUGBY FOOTBALL.
    56 13 The I^dy Clifford Cup Contest. «r\lon papers of Aug. IT contain reaf the Rurby football irit. h in 1 Dloi'bo in whirh thp Low -country d«fcated Urn Unitad -i the' final I r< i the l*dy Clifforil Cup b At the conclusion of the match Stanley awarded thr
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    FIRMS TO COMPETE IN SWIMMING.
    155 13 Profirramme at the BJBLC On Sunday. A full programme sf rarc^ anil polo ha* Ik en airantrrd fur the Sir.gapurr Swimming Club on Sunlny mnininjr, •tartinir at 10 ;0. THrrr will t»,- a rare for team* < -i >«immin< one 1.-ngth. and t?ams rrp»vrntinj; th.Asiatic
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    S.C.C. CRICKET.
    105 13 The following will represent the Rent V*. thr Mf-rihnnt* on Krulay anil IW.i.-. i ll G larke, i: w N H jpt), C. R I.t. WtMnMn, ll i Wn-wi. w.nh. an.l K, II. I' In Tho ItHMriw liavc bMM M h prvMnt iho Intltun A ...nn»t il Um
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      134 13 Raffles Hotel First Class Accommodation with Modern Sanitation. TEA DANCES EVERY MONDAY, WEDNESDAY AND FRIDAY 6.15—8.15 p.m. DINER DANSANT EVERY TIF.SDAY, THIRSDAY AND SATURDAY. MONIA LITTER AND RAFFLES ORCHESTRA. Orchestral Concert Sunday, 9.15 p.m. For Reservations Phone 2920. Sea View Hotel All Rooms fitted with Modern Conveniences. TO-NIGHT SPECIAL DINNER
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      184 14 Never has the detire for perfection been carried no far aa in the new NBW 4 < YI.INDBB U»N<i-BXPKCTBU S« VMHMb) Cars based upon an entirely new conception, with chaflris rrS HBPj^Tfc and body forming a homogeno L^pHaHP^^^X^L^ ous block of enormous strength >^^^^ "^35 Incomparable steadiness and mit sedan
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      46 14 The De Soto Six PRODUCT OF CHRYSLER CORP. Tourer $2,120 With Wire Wheels MALAYAN MOTORS, LTD. (Urarporalvd in fit* Strata ScUlrmriiU) Sole A cents. For Economical Transportation THE NEW CHEVROLET 30 Cwt. Truck BORNEO P^ I"*^*liimiTfd Ample Stocks Now Available Chassis Price $1,395 68, ORCHARD ROAD.
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    THE LITERARY PAGE—NEW BOOKS REVIEWED.
    3385 15 THE LITERARY PAGE— NEW BOOKS REVIEWED. The Memoirs of a Mistress Libellous but not Pornographic Famous Figures in Harriette Wilson's 800k Liaisons of Georgian England More Conan Doyle Thrills— Lesser Lights of Fiction. A Frank Woman. Harrirtte W il«on'« Memoim (I nabridged Kdition > With I'refjce by Kraak Later. I'rlrr
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      130 15 A word abcut "BASS" Some people refuse to try Bm in this country because they think it too heavy. They can prove the contrary by tnintf Bass ITKPLE TRIANGLE LIGHT which is the ioW specially brewed for the Tnp Nut a thin export l>eer but of just tho ri^ht body
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      49 15 GASTROL QUALITY NEVER VARIES Always Uniform and Rigidly Maintained at the Highest Standard— The Standard by which all Oils are Judged. No Wonder the Popular Choice is C. C WAKEFIELD CO., LTD i Incorporat. J in linrUn.li Specialists in l.uhriratioa. 90, ROBINSON ROAD, 7 I NION STKKKT. SINGAI'ORE. riAWi,
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      159 16 Nature gave them that thin outer coating of enamel to protect them. To keep this intact you must keep it clean and polished. Use powder to polish, of course, just as you would tor polishing anything else. But it must be the right powder, one specially prepared for the purpose
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      225 16 l^r «<aKaWI Vaf^iT^t jtf^ OH offoHr/ Till OUTSTANDING CIIEVIDLET ftl CIIEVICLET lIISWIY 1W «CW Chtrrort Sn re»f«li »ull mra.urr »tl« man him «nd lit q«.r! ponti* t lowr-wkcel brake. •rtiurr oi"m»I« dcltacrv Lon««r. tower and roomier rea»«raahle MMMf ol operarioa aad •p-kcc» IL.n» n ur. r"— r «n arc »ccli»«
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    BEER FOR INDIAN LABOURERS.
    375 17 No Prohibition. VIEWS OF MALAYAN (From Our Own Correspondent.) Ipoh. Aug. 29. A lengthy discussion took place at the quarterly mevtinir u( the Planters' Association of Malaya, at Sungkai, on the question of the sale of bctr to Indian labourers, Mr. Keeve-Tucker said the matter wa>
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    153 17 Thr following particulars are officially r-uppl.- rnm.ni House, SingaI Wednesday. Aug. 11. The H.»n. Mr. F. A. Pledger and Mrs. Pledger came to luncheon. Thursday, Aug. 2*. lieu; -C..1. and Mrs. W. M. Hore, Major, and Mrs. E. J. R. Buchanan. Mr. r Gillett, Mr. and Mrs. H.
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    26 17 The noxt me«ting of the Federal Coun- i ri'. will be held at Kuala Lumpur on Moada «hen there will be a etiemonial opening.
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    37 17 The Church Workers' Association in holding a jumble sale on September 7. in i Irew's School, Stamford Road. Con- tributions cf old clothes etc.. will be wei- t at the Parsonage. 9, Fort Canning 1 Koad. 1
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    THE HEALTH BOARDS ENACTMENT.
    139 17 Drastic Proposals Of Malayan Planters. (From Our Own CorrespondraL Ipoh, Auk' At the meeting of the Planter' Asso I ciation of Malaya, the following reaolu- propoaed by Mr. Ferguson and i aeeoaded by Mr. Marshall, in connection v ith the Health Hoards Fnaitment i were carried
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    182 17 The K>planade Keclumation Scheme. At a meeting of the Straits Settlement* (.Malacca) Association held at Maaat Auk -rodent (Mr. G. iKubjohm said he understood thr wUst- ing of the Merlimau-Mu r already been pui in 'h» Rur I I estimates. The committee OTN the on»n. I thr road
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    389 17 Allegations But No Evidence Against Trustees. Judgment was delivered by the Chief Just:ct- (Sir William Murtsnn) X**' in the application of Tan Soo Lock for 'nterest on trust monies which had been withheld (rum him for some year* afUr he became entitled to receive hit legacy
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    98 17 Cheque from Perak Football Association. (Prom Our Own Correspondent) Ipoh, Auir. r»k branch of thr Kx-Servirrs UMfiuiiun ha* rrriivrd from the IVrak ootball Association cheque for $700 in id of Earl Haif's Flats run.l. th«mount brine thr pror««da mllrrtnl at hr match between Prrak. and Selanror rhirh
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    50 17 I hv tbe F'revcntivr Service I •»r l«hn.. O n r>rr on Tuetday a t'hinr j leaded Ru-'tv to b«in( in pr-uuioi of aw p«<-k«u «f mhm*. far. j. r. r. ire*r. the Fourth Poßrt Magistrate.- 1 estrrday imposed fine nf MOO or I la month* in default
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    802 17 Alleged Theft from A.P.C. Safe. Arising out of a claim in the Supreme Omul in fore the Chef Justice. Sir William sa, for wages in lieu of notice, Toh Seah Hwea, formerly employed as cashier by the Asiatic Petroleum Co., was charged in thr District Court before Mr.
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    75 17 How a Small fUngi C.irl Obeyed Order-. A UttJe girl in hrr hathM HsM M thr 0 hiragii. That waa all right. Cut tlu-n the clnll >andered from ihr bearh thr lawn. wu contrary t-» Ordinance number ng. there, little pirl.- „.-,id OftVer rfiward Smith.
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