The Straits Times, 4 February 1931

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1 17 The Straits Times
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    38 1 The Straits Times [ESTABLISHED MExflt A CENTURY.] THE LARGEST AND MOST INFLUENTIAL NEWSPAPER IN MALAYA. 20 PAGES SINGAPORE. WEDNESDAY, FEBRIARY 4. 1931. PRICE 10 CENTS. The Straits Times 20 P\(iES SINGAPORE. WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY 4. 1931 PRICE 10 CENTS.
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      517 2 P. 0, BRITISH INDIA > AND APCAR LINES incorporated in Lnglandj MAIL PASSEM.BK AND CARGO SERVICES. PE*. MSULAR AND ORIENTAL S.N. CO. I Nil" C 1 •>'. TRACT WITH HIS MAJKSTVS M. LONDON AM> K\R EAST MAI I -F.R\ l( r 1 I. M LONDON FOR, CHINA AND JA'-AN. tonnage
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      612 2 SHIPPINC ANNOUNCEMENTS. (NIPPON YUSEN KAISHA). TO LONDON Nsples. Maneilles, London. Antwerp, Rotterdam aad Middlesbrough. Vessels lontagc Due Sail r. ViiiMA MARU 10,000 F*b. 12 13 VA4UKUNI MARU 11. XX) Feb. 26 26 HAKONK MARU 10.000 Mar. 11 IS :M WA MAKU 1"..'- Mar. M 27 IKI SHIMI MARU ll.iHiu Apr.
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      430 2 BURNS PHILP LINE (Incorporated la Aaatralla) FOR BRISBANE, SYDNEY AND MELBOURNE, VIA JAVA, DARWIN AND THURSDAY ISLAND. Regular monthly sailing* by the wellknown steamer MARELLA (7,866 ton.) and the new motor t*ss*l, MALABAR (4,612 tea*). Ta* a* MARELLA ia oa* af ta* largest aad finest .teamen trading to Australia, cabin,
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      617 2 THE EAST ASIATIC CO., LIMITED (Incorporated in Denmark) Telephone SSSS. PASSENGER AND FREIGHT SERVICE To GENOA. LONDON. ROTTERDAM. HAMBURG AND COPENHAGEN. IBM B>or*. Peaaag. M.s. bORINGIA Feb. 11 J-.b. IS m JI'TLANDIA Mar. 18 Mnr. 20 m.s. ALSIA Mar. 26 Mar. 27 m.s. SELANDIA Apr. 8 Apr. 10 m.s. FIONIA
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      1087 2 THE BLUE FUNNEL LINE THE SIAM STEAM NAY. THE OCEAN STEAMSHIP Ca, ri\ I T LIMITED. lU., LIU. THE CHINA MUTUAL STEAM (Incorporated in Siam) NAY. CO, LTD. (Incorporated in Englaad) BANGKOK CASTING SERVICE for Kret.-y, Trengganu, Krlantan. Bangnara, l'elup n, Patani, Singora, Lacon, Sichon, REGULAR SERVICE TO MARSEILLE*. nd
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      418 3 SHIPPING ANNOUNCEMENTS. OCEANIC AND ORIENTAL NAVIGATION CO., SAN IK ANCISCO, CAL. TACOMA ORIENTAL STEAMSHIP CO., TACOMA, WASH. STATES STEAMSHIP CO., PORT. AM). ORE. JOINT MafsTMrU Sailing Tor l'ni*ed Staler and a.i.ida I'oints from Honir Konjj. ■an rr«»o*rn and I oa Aagelee. Sfl, GOLDKM TIDK sa:la from 11. i Feb. 11
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      465 3 DOLLAR tTTAMODPLM ROUND-THE-WORLD SERVICE SINGAPORE. PENANG. COLOMBO. DUKZ PORT SAID. ALEXANDRIA, NAPLES. GENOA, MARSEILLES. NKW YORK AND BOSTON Arriv. Leave Leave S"pora Spore Poaani PRES. HATES In port Feb. Feb I PRKS. KII.LMORF Feb. 16 Feb. 19 Feb 21 IKKS. WILSON Mar. 2 Mar. 6 Mar. 1 Ample tima to
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      818 3 *iNORDDEUTSCHER ELLERMAN BUCKNALL LLOYD STEAMSHIP (XL LTD. .Incorporated f. (Ineorporatod la England rulm -BLLBRMAJV UKI I PASSENGER AND FREIGHT SERVICE TO Tbe aadermentionad are tb. CaittT. THE UNITED KINGDOM AND .atoaded flitor... CONTINENT. OUTWAHDB. rM oi?wARDB ICI SAARBBUCKEN for Manila. T E ami t^R. n Hong Kong. Keelang. S ghai.
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      799 3 THE STRAITS TIMES and THE STRAITS BUDGET. Bead OaV«. CBCIL AND STANLBT STREETS. SI.N(. AJußlt Braacfc OBke. tl. JAVA STRKBT. KLALA LL'MPI'R. Cable* TIMES, SINGAPORE. TekpL.mee hI.NOAi'ORK 5151. hi 41 I Mil i Stile AdxcTtitinf Krprr<u-ntati\r-> m (.rral Kritan-.. iti.i Ir M \d\t. Ik-pl.) 21. Old Jwwrjr, lon.-.n. h (through
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  • DOMESTIC OCCURRENCES
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      469 4 CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS. ..ree of w.th rtion. 'I br acc«?t<.l up to 10 I I r the use of .:nber. live ?*r e»nt. is allowed I the same ten per more in-xrtions rr ordered. H rt- v :»..nul anbe chartci-d M I \\>\ EKTISI IBNTB Ml ST BE PSaVAIaX aeat Form
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      794 4 MOTOR VEHICLES OLL IPSIBLE i OCPC, FOR One yesr old. excellent cor.j owner leaving < oiony. (-rt» Bros. A I Robinson Road. Telephone SO4l. ruH BALE, 1L»27 MODEL, MOI COWLET, four seater, in »,•>< d reorder, insured to rsaj of May, tax paid, own<-r leaving Colony. $400. i Time*. ITALASIA
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      744 4 HOUSES, FLATS TO LET I TO LKT, unfurnished, immediate entry, '02 and 104. TaaajUa Road, cpposite Post office. 4 and S bedrooms respectively with bathrooms attached. Modern sanitation,' tt tn.s. g-arajfe. iL-ctric. >ras. and water.; K.ich house suit two families. Apply Martin t Co.. 34. Winchester House. TO LKT RKNISHED.
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      358 4 BUSINESS PREMISES TO LET. TO I.FT. cusnmandln; position. United Frfinfers 1 r.ew building. River Valley Koad. Motor show rooms with three leafed entrance iarse sheet class, bronxe framed vitidows. Arr'y personally Estate and i'rust Agencies (MtT) Ltd., Estate Afents. OFFICES TO LET Rooms No. 22. 23. 25. 26, 27, SO,
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      588 4 PUBLIC NOTICES. NOTICE Commer.cinj: from February 1. our new addn-ss will be at 21, South Canal Road. LEE RI'IiUER COMPANY. NOTICE NOTrCK if lierel.y g'vrn K. n tr aliaa c.oh Nag I ••niploy. HLTTENBAI il LASABOI 4 MMsaV ball Enr't -.;n*nt. THE INCOKPORATBO S(K'IK"n OF PLANTERS. An Kxamiru.:. .1 unili-r
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      374 4 TENDERS. SINGAPORE MUNICIPAL NOTICE TENDERS NOTKK her.l i A sci vices, and th di-rs may be al .Municipal OwV Chant Ting K at M- II r of cloi Sale of old ironwoi of closing. I Inn small water cil i elect aable in Tt nd< closing, 4 p.m A|.' Su|.|lv
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    UNSTAMPED DOCUMENTS DECISION.
    1618 5 Annual Meeting of Bar Council. BROADCASTING. LITIGATION EXPENSE INQUIRY. Tho annual general meeting of the Bar was held in the Inner Temple Hull on Jan. 16. Reference was made by the Bar Council in the annual statement to the visit paid by members of the Bar during
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    A. A. TAKE ACTION.
    162 5 Multiple Charge* Against Motorists. The Automobile Association state that they have in hand the case of a mutoriwho for one incident has been warned that he is to receive summonses accusing him of: Driving in a manner dangerous to the I public; Driving without due care
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    COUNCILLOR'S FRAUD.
    129 5 Drew Expenses for Meetings Never Held. Oeorjre Washington, one of the Socialist members al the Harwich Town Council, was sentenced to three months' imprisonment at Harwich recently for obtaining £13 19s. 6d. by false pretences from the Corporation between June 10 and Ncv. 2«. Mr. Wehher. the Borough
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    FUTURE WARFARE.
    174 5 Professor on Death By Dazzling Means. Profcs>or Gilbert Muri.. I perfection af 4i lhe art of killiiiß" in a:i addre-< or f..Uie n he j openv. I the ii:itnh 1 LaafW of Nations' Bo -row We can kil! more people row, he «ai<i, because we can move al
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    ROYAL TOMB IN IRELAND
    172 5 Skeletons of Ancient Kins And Queen. The remuir nf a Kinn and Queon whirl (>-.n<rl- -ay a.c hnasa I.ihi to COM year til i have aaaa roaad on Blwabeg;, a mountain near Cawkk an Bha from wkirh I 111 lakes an visible, has lioen stated l>y
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    BEACH RESCUE THRILL.
    101 5 Empire Games Swimmer And Dirt-Track Rider Help. Mis Gin :ys Pidtreon. an Empire (iamet nwimnier. her IH-ycar-o!d bother, and Mr. James Kemnater. an Knghsh dirt-track rider, rescued two ««irf bathers from drowning at Muriwai Beach. New Zealand, re<ent"v The urf r wire carried out Hy an urdcrri
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    DOUBLE TOTE PAYS £471.
    46 5 A ljcky punter at Manchester rare« recently received 1474 15s. for a stake af Ift*. in thr Haily lot* double. Hr Radio Ray in Killadom in the Victor/ Steeplechase The her. I xtartH at 7 tn l ana 10 t-> 1 respectively.
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    BRITISH CREW'S BRAVERY
    101 5 Fijrht Fire Intil Hair Was Sinjfed. New York. Jan Glowing tribute* to the bravery of thr crew nt -hf Briti h sti Moor were ••ariT'i i-r Ji IT I here. They dociarr that the- Queen Mi. r" I enjrincers and firemen tvrded thr engine |i;nt;l the btsaklhMMJ
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    SHOOTING TRAGEDY.
    45 5 Man Found Killed With Humane Killer. Haani hin hoa* K> I 'I hen «raj a v numl r. A human- killer whii h hr had !».>i •».<! f r'.'ii tin i ir. Mr I he hnirooin .|.mi! tmttmt, and Major P I'iund in im.
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    RADIO NEWS.
    150 5 The Week's Programmes From Saigon Station. Thp broaHrastinjj programmes from th* Saijron Radio station f^r Uh week arc rim Iklow. OrctwatraJ eoa from approximatt ly h.i.i tn '.t.l'» p.m. WHnes<Ja>. (^hamhor music r»y Railw Sai£un soloist* frwii r,.\:, t,, 7.1 Thursday. Iji Flut« Enrhantce (Mozarti. M. (Mensager), I_a
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      189 5 Raffles Hotel TOD A Y. s.s. EMPRESS OF AUSTRALIA" IN PORT Tea Dance 6.15 p.m. AND Cruise Ball 9.45 p.m. Sea View Hotel All Rooms with Modern Sanitation. TODAY Special Dinner and Dance Music by s.s. PRESIDENT HAYES ORCHESTRA. Adelphi Hotel MEALS A LA CARTE Very Reasonable Rates. MUSIC IN
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      31 5 AUTOMATIC REFRIGERATING PLANT Man«f*cturcd by J. E. HALL, LTD. Automatic Refrigerating Plants for Cold Storage and/or ice making. SOLE AGENTS: rENTRAI I SINGAPORE IPOH KUALA LUMPUR. Tel. No. 5471 (4 lines).
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    Where Are England's Pretty Women?
    763 6 Where Are England 's Pretty Women? By Our Film Correspondent. A FILM rorre«pon :«r.t in :i H'.-u pap r ;!ains of thi .1 'gland's pretty w.nicn. Th< ntly far •rcc th:in \va- Kenorally con■Unvd 1 the kna< 1 k' them in the same way a tt m- p!."iu<-ti>n marraK'-r of
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    MUSSOLINI MAKES SOUND FILM.
    247 6 Movietone Message On World Peace. AN international scoop has been achieved by British Movietone in an'exclusive film interview they have obtained with Signor Mussolini. The- Italian Premier's speech takes the form of a call to the peoples of the world for universal peace. Many of the
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    "CHARLEY'S AUNT" TALKIE.
    187 6 Great Reception In U.S. -flHAJM-EY'S AUNT," world-famei V> laujrhter maker of the English stage, has now reached the talking screen, and America h»s received her with a volley of laughter. The evergreen Aunt," in her latest form, ha* run into, another and still greater lease of life
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    SECRET COLOUR FILM SENSATION.
    199 6 "Countess" Arrested On Theft Charge. AN amazing story of the alleged theft of an experimental film, which, it ii 'claimed, will revolutionise the relour film industry, wax related at Whitehill Police Court recently, when freo Montgomery, en Indian, appeared before the magistrate!. He was accused with
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    The Sort of Man Women Like.
    1357 6 The Sort of Man Women Like. Maurice Chevalier Reveals ¥N an interesting series of sidelight on film stars, Hollywood and himself Maurice Chevalier related recently to Percy Cudlipp. of the Evening Standard the sort of man he thinks woman like. He said he does not consider himself a Rudolph Valentino,
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    SEEING TALLULAH OFF
    116 6 Crowds Gather at Waterloo Station. SCORES of friends and admirers were at Waterloo Station on Jan. 7 to see Miss Tallulah Bankhead off to America. Miss Bankhead told a reporter I am going o.ver on what is really an optional three-year film contract, that means that if
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    THE ERA.
    67 6 Stajft Paper Now to Include Film Matter. THK Era," which for i<o fmwn been dcvoUtl t4i the inteir-t of the j dramatic- ami musical atafaaaieaa, will .in future- be t'-c- ouraa! of th<- wfei la M I tertainment ladaMJtry, and i kw| each wick will lie occupied by
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    A LANGUAGE SQUABBLE.
    40 6 A LANGUAGE SQ UABBLE. rradl Censor Insists On French Titles. FRENCH distributors are p against a drman<l of U that ;i tit)* be Mip' r: rrench nn cutv 10 in:.' ■r;-in«v The «miie ~< '.>• n of the Ch:iiT i l>> the
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    MISS JANET GAYNOR.
    45 6 To Undergo Operation For Appendicitis. MISS Janet Gaynor, the film star, went into hospital recently to undergo an operation for appendicitis. She has been spending a holiday with her mother. Her husband, Lydell Pack, is hastening from Hollywood by an early boat.
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      52 6 g FLAG yLi BRAND A BRANDY From COGNAC (France). r;i AII WTEED MADE FROM GRAPE ALCOHOL. lI A a» $30 per case of 12 quarts U u fl*l "y- Duty included. 4C w MiMtTMj, For smaller quantities price J in proportion. OBTAINABLE EVERYWHERE. ?H^ G PURELY V^ a *Ha* l^^
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      79 6 VICTORIA MEMORIAL HALL FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 13 _^1 0 UNEMPLOYED Europeans and Eurasians. 9 p.m. to Children's Fancy Dress Carnival (Faacy Dress Optional) i.OO p. IB TiekeU may a* pwreko-d from U—m Hth^nt ■MtMB Raffle* Square. 4 prices for the best most original costumes. mbhbbib^mmm For Children of all Axes. ht
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      38 6 B^BW B^B^B I^^ I ■rJ^^VlflVl with the resalU ml Af.FA CINE FILMS. I f 1 tCkw*^^^r^ S €34 f I lsa $|2.M j^fc^^fc-v '^^^AßA Froai all Pkolo Dealers or r— J jM^^^ DIETHELM. CO, LTD. Blagiporr— I'rn.nx— lpoh.
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      100 7 Rah-rah-rah! IT'S HERE! THE BEST NEWS IN YEARS "GOOD NEWS" Forget slumps your troubles and worries for here is the picture the whole world has been clamouring for "GOOD NEWS" THE SNAPPIEST, SPEEDIEST, PEPPIEST MUSICAL COMEDY FILMED "GOOD NEWS" Sixteen Song hits! Sixteen hundred laughs A grand and glorious whirligig
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      218 7 Another Great Laugh Show Direct from its triumphant Success at the CARLTON THEATRE, LONDON E «T MARX FAMOUS v; BROTHERS mk B |(Wm Filmdoms FOUR FUNNIEST MEN To Be Seen and heard for the first time at the OpOO GO 0000 O£) CQup qq Qrs c,*, qqcl^ t f)H V
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      177 7 Jl 7' Ml I 111 L{ M J a HfijiC ■PttPEjli vii y> jl Starting Wednesday for Two Mights Only H THE WILD AND WASTEFUL Y()l NCKK CKNK RATION GOES ON THE JAZZ .MAD SPEEDWAY 0 WILD COMPANY Q WITH mm FRANK ALBERTSON—H. B. WARNER LmJ ■I SHARON LYXX— JOYCE
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  • SHIPPING NOTES.
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      BRITISH SHIPYARDS' PLIGHT.
      468 8 1 Outlook for New Year Not Encouraging. A review of itM BrMek has baw \<y the Shipbuilding Kmpl' Feileratu.n makes depressing reading. The ft :th only one berth in four in British shipbuilding yards occupied and two mi n unemployed for I I .ear ago. ■i: the
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    LOCAL STOCK AND SHARE QUOTATIONS.
    266 8 EXCHANGE. Singapore. Feb. 4. On London, Bank 4 m/a I 3% iKinand t/3 23 3* Trivate 3 in. credit 14 »t» On New York, demand M 1-11 1'rivate M d 57'i On Franc*. Bank T.T. 1430 On India. Bank T.T. 156 S >n Hone K.on«.
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    WORLD'S LARGEST GRAVING DOCK.
    606 8 WORLD'S LARGEST GRAVING DOCK. I'nder Construction for New Cunarder. The S<. u them Railway Company have o-t M time in s«-ttinit about the work of •onnructinp th* big gr»viri({ dock at Southampton in readiness for the new unarder. When they announced on N «vrtn'ber t$ th«t a k ravins; dack
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  • STOCKS AND SHARES.
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      MINING.
      455 8 litue k'al. Pd. Buyer*. Seller*. tl £1 A«»m Kunbang 11/- tS 6 Ayrr HiUm Tin 11 6 II [1 £1 Bangnn Tin 11 3 12 1 1 Batanc Padang 0.10 0.15 1 1 Batu Care* 0.50 0.55 1 1 Bukit Arang 0.35 0.40 tl £1 Burmah Malay 10 6
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      GENERAL.
      263 8 >al. I'd. Buyers. Seller*. t t Altz. Brick Ordf. IM tJU > 2 Alrx. Brick Pr*f». 2.I2S 2-2- 1 »*d. D XI Brit Am Tobacco 4.0.0 4.J.0 1 1 entral Kngine 0J5 P.40 ion. .00 50 Chinas* Com. Bank 70.00 75.00 D II Con. T. S. 7 Praf.1T/a. 17.
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      DEBENTURES AND LOANS.
      116 8 Singapore Cold Storage 7 p.e. deb. of 1926 red. ltSl-36 IM IM cl. Singapore Municipal 6 p.e. of 1901 red. 1930 51 478.000 Bar. 6% pram. Singapore Municipal 44 p.e. of 1907 red. 1947 51. 600,000 M par Singapore Municipsl 44 p.e. ef 1909 red. 1966 $*****00
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      RUBBER SHARES.
      392 8 Fraser and Co. and Lyall and Evatt's quotations. Today'* Pnc«» Fru.r Ly.ll C«. trait Allrnby (fll 1.00 1.10 <> 1.0.1 Alor liajiih 111) OKI) 0.W O.HO 0.90 A. II i tain (III 11". 1 1.1.". 1.25 1. («D Mi Ml 430 030 A. Malay (82) 130 1.40 1.10
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    FRENCH EXPORTS.
    418 8 Persistent Decline Due To Fall in Prices. Pans. Dec. 28. M. Germain Martin. the Mi»i«ter of Kiname. in a staUment made yesterday. referred to the special economic position I enjoyed by France. Thank* to a better distribution of the working population between iaduatry and agriculture. France, he sa.d.
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    MAILS FOR EUROPE.
    41 8 By B'a»re London Lrft Arrd. Kalyaa Dec. 2* Jan. IT Takliwa Ja i. 1 Jan. 24 Angen Jar,. 1 Jsn. 26 Tjenmai Jan. 2 Jan. M Ranchi Jin I Jan. 31 Prins der Nederlanden J-jn. a Feb. 2
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    SINGAPORE HARBOUR BOARD
    197 8 Wednesday, rrl>ruar> I Ship* alaaoMc Ike Wharves »r eipetted to arrive. .ntttl. HARBOI R. Main Whurf Phy.a. a*. M»u Han. >.>. Tidcrr, ».h. i The I •II. O.I Wharf Vyiu-r H 1 "ILAi D«Y UKV TanjoBC l'»»ar. Albert Duck Nil Victora Dock Hopptr W. 21. Krpprl llathour.
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    C.E.R. DEFRAUDED.
    86 8 Loss Estimated at Fifteen Million Dollars. Mukil< n. lam IT. A system of fraud by «>m< hamrchtln Station, on Hw CMmm Eastern Railway, on th. irjgh of the company ha* Ix«n lijmrred. am). as a result, two high railway aaViah haw h«en detained. It is allegm! that this
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    SNOW AT SHANGHAI
    45 8 A Happy Augury of The Chinese Situation. Shanjfhii.. I The second heavy snowfall tMaTsi Shanghai streets with a white- carpc*. though it was not at-compatuvi )•>' -i blizzard. The political wi*eacres discern in Ui<fall of snow a happy augury "f ami CMnew situation.
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    VOLUNTEER DRILLS.
    203 8 I Programme of drills up to and for weefcendinr Feb. 8 Wednesday, Feb. 4, .V3O p.m.. J£:nutur. j Range T.nrlm Harrark*. Ist K Junwr N.r.Os. ('!•>>. Lecture unl Demunrtni i tion Kill Instruction Hall. Officers Promotion <'lass, Lecture. Map Reading. i Thursday. r<> Drill Hall. Hn SSVi. Jwlcf
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      106 8 The British Malaya Trustee and Executor Co.. Ltd. (lacerDorated la the StraiU BettUm.aU and Registered onder Tbs Trast Cess pa Hi Ordiaaaee 16*6) Is prepared to act aa EXECUTOR ADMINISTRATOR TRUSTEE CUSTODIAN TRUSTEE ATTORNEY OR AGENT The Company hu funds at Its disposal which it is willing to lend at
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      359 8 CIGARETTE CARDS UUMmWf ST(>( K M THK WORLD List uf nearly 1.000 sets free. Send £1. £2. £T> or £10 for Special Selection OS APPROVAU THE M>NDOnT'IGARETTE CARD CO.. LTD.. 47, l.i.mel Knad. Brenlf.ird. MidaleMi. Kncland. FORI^ tt C." (I'unuianl to Section 112 of Ordinance No. 155 (Companies).) STATEMENT BY
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  • Page 8 Miscellaneous
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      262 8 MALAYAN METEOROLOGICAL SERVICE. Daily Weather Report. Bright Wind. Station. Temperature Rain- San- Relative Pirec- Speed Weather. Max. Min. fall, ihine. I Humidity. tion. F. F. (m. hours. *U m-9\. Alor Star Kl (7 Nil 10.7 NNW B Kine Kota Bharu 89 70 Nil 11.1 Calm Fine K. Trennanu No report.
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      172 8 ARRANGEMENTS FOR JHE WEEK. Wt4mti»7. FrbrMry H. W. 10.53 a.m.. 10 ft. 3 m. Wild Life fommUiion. Full.rton Buildm«. 9.S0 a.m. Tban4ay. February S. H. W. m.drifht 9 ft. 1 i«.. li.4O a.m.. Wild Life 'commUiion. FulUrton Building. Schneider 1 Trio, DuUh Club. 9M p.m. FrMay. Fekraary i II W
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    AROUND THE MARKETS.
    300 9 Rubber Steadies l"p A Little. SW> TONS FOR SINGAPORE AUCTION. (H> Our Financial Correspondent.) day, 10 a.m. Today's I'rire* Kuhbfr. \i rcaita, r lb. Tin, 22"i ton-; at H> per picul. Yesterday I'rires Kubher. London 3 l:t-lfid. unchanged. New York. "'> Cta* up ct. Market Tone Steady.
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  • FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL NEWS.
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      GOOD YIELDS FROM EASTERN BANKS.
      444 9 Satisfactory Profits Even In Difficult Times. The recent setback in the price of silver, with its ruro'lary of contracted purchasing pjwer for the *ilver-u*ing populations of the Bast, has produced an easier market in the leading Eastern bank shares, say* Searchi Hghl in the Londen
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      EXCHANGES.
      78 9 Rugby. Feb. 3. Foreign exchanges are Amsterdam 12.08 H. Athens 375, Bombay Is. S*4d.. Berlia 20.42' i. Brussels 34.H3, Bucharest Kl7. Rio 4S. Burno.i Aires 34 5 -It*.. Copenhagen lx 16. Geneva 26.14. Helsingfors IH%, lion* Kong MHd.. Lisbon KMJZ'.. Madrid 47 .7.'.. Milan !>2 77' i. Monte Video
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      BINTAN RUBBER.
      459 9 Debenture Plan Not To Be Proceeded With. I At the general meeting of the holders of the first mortgage debenture stock of the BinUn Rubber Estate. Ltd., held at Friar* !l >use. New Broa.l Sireet. !.ordon. on Dec. 19. the notice convening the meeting and th« resolutions |>r-
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      CHAMBER OF COMMERCE RUBBER ASSN.
      62 9 II ex-lock noon, Sinr.sporr. Feb. 4. Buyers Sellers R.S.S equal to London Standard Spot its Standard K.S..S. OB Tcndtr K.-I.ruary 11', 12\ Mtreh H\ II April u>. i:i a A|>r:!-June UN U% July-Sept. 14 US Tone of Market Quiet. Latest CabU London Spot Sheet 3
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      DECREASE IN WORLD EXPORT TRADE.
      668 9 The Rehabilitation Of Germany. The steady growth of international mm MM has been interrupted this year fur the first time since 1921 by a net decrease of about 8 per ient. 111 th«. volume of the world* export trnde. according to the annual analysis of
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      TIN RETURNS.
      190 9 The figure* in bracket* rive the output* for the correspording period of la*t year. Teja Malaya Tin (second half (Irvdgc 270 p ruli. total for month 500 picul* c 264 piculii. Lukut Tin. 3(2.60 picul*. 86.000 yard*. 629 hour*. Hong Katt iS'ingci Be»i Ltd 2.156J2 1 puuls. Renong
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      COMPANIES ANALYSED.
      29 9 On Feb. 2. under the leading. Rubl.rr Pompanies Analysed," the first sppearrd without a heading tv indicate which rompt-ny referred to. The company in question Padanr Jawa.
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      REMBIA RUBBER.
      363 9 Agents Superintendents On "Bare Living Wage." The twenty-second ann'ial ordinary general meeting of the Kembia Rubber Estate* Ltd.. wb* held at 4. Lloyd's Avanae, London. Un Dec. 3!. Mr. D. E. Sinclair, chairman of the company, who presided, «aid It is a source of very great regTet and
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      NEW YORK STOCKS.
      179 9 Closing price* of stork* in New York on Jan. 25, were American Can Common 113 American Smaller 41 S American Sugar Blank American Tel. and Tel. 188 American Tobacco Common 1O6 7 Anaconda 34 AsKorNßted Gw and Electric Mi Atchison I<J4 Baltimore and Ohio 80*4 Bethlehem Steel
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      MALAYA TIN STATISTICS.
      102 9 Koreirn export* of tin, beinf final ihr» menu on ocean ••teamen at all Malayan port* dunnr the month of January, 1 931 Destination. Tom Inited Kingdom SM United State* of Amn..« r,.|i: Continent of Europe I JOO BritUh PoMexsioni M 0 Japan 41 Other foreign roun tries
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    ENGLISH COTTON TRADE.
    674 9 Depression in Third Quarter ot IMH (.REAT BRITAIN HIT HARDEST. (From Our Ow I ient.) The event of taa| induJtry dm I l>e<>ii the t'ik. mills in Hu .>er-wiavci di putc II tioni between thi tives breke reMilt that the ;hrntselvf<> at "> Monday morning •rhethe>r mill;
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    MALAYA RUBBER STATISTICS.
    100 9 Orcan shipments of robber (inelud latex, revtrttx and concentrated laUx 1 dur.nf the month of J Preliminary Relarii Sheet and Crepe. Latex, Concentrated Luttx. Rcxertcx. Total Ton*. Ton». Transhipment. Trantkipmrr.'.. pmrnt Export Strain Malay Export Strain Maby v Proper. Sett!, menu. SUUi. Proper. Settlement!. S'..tc Proper Sinrapcre
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    The Straits Times SINGAPORE,WEDNESDAY,FEB. 4,1931. ELECTORAL REFORM.
    1277 10 The Straits Times SINGAPORE,WEDNESDAY,FEB. 4,1931. ELECTORAL REFORM. Whether the Liberal-Labour unic1 standing amounts to a pact or not the fact has now clearly emerged that Mr. Lloyd George intends to keep Mr. Ramsay M:u'l>onaki in power at a price. And the pi Ih which is to be paid is a
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    LOSS OF THE ART OF LIFE.
    1061 10 Is Civilisation in Its Dotage (By Sir Rabindranath Tairorc. th. lamou» Indian port and mtslic in an interview.) We live in an age of change, and little by little are modifying all our traditional belief* and MM like« an.l di*!:kes. No evolutioi. in the
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    21 10 Mr T. Yyse. Executive Erginwr. P.W.D., has been granted leave prior to ret:rement. Mr. Yyse came here iro.n Sydney in l.lv
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    32 10 Mr. and Mrs. K. H. Orittall an.l their grandron John are passengers in the EmprtM of Australia, now in Singapore. Mr. Crittall is the director of the <ritt:il! Manufacturing Company of London.
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    37 10 Dr. George S. Brock. M.8.E.. physician to Paul Kruger, thr l<<. leader, and to the British Embassy at Rome, is another passenger on the Km press of Australia. His daughter, Mis.-. M. A. Brock, is with him.
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    31 10 Dr. J. Eldor. a biologist of San Jos. ColUge, California, ami chairman of the International Relations Committee of the Rotary Club of California is a passenger in the Empress of Australia.
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    46 10 Mr. and Mrs. Janus Starr and their daughter Sarah art' paWM in the Empress of Australia. Mr. Starr is a well-known philatelist and has one of the finest collections of Chinese stamps in the world. Mrs. Starr is president of the Women's Medical College of Pennsylvania.
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    47 10 The wedding took place at St. Andrew's Church yesterday, wires our Penang correspendent. of Mr. F. Burden, s] Sungei Bagan estate, Kelantan, and Mis. Thompson, a daughter of the late Mr. Laurie Brown. There was a big reception at which Mr. Justice and Mrs. Sproulc were present.
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    61 10 Tha death occurred on Sunday at the General Hospital, Singapore, of Mm Adeline Grace Hoole, wife of Mr. C. K Hoolc, editor of the Malayan Saturday Post. The deceased was formerly headmistress and later acting principal of th* St. Vincent School. The Rev. J. A. Sup pramantam conducted the service
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    NOTES OF THE DAY.
    632 10 A KINDLY WORD. tktiag the following on readei ihunn the spirit I I too rare to be parsed over. The I -ated .iala Lumpur I am my I <>mmi;te*> to thank rod on Ix-half wt for your I that Uw unins to men sertiintr employment is
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      41 10 BUY ADVERTISED GOODS. Not all the advertising that ia offered to the Straits Timea ia accepted. Every (Tort is mad* to aafefuard readetV interests and ALL advertisers using th« Straiu Time* art, to tha beat of our '.nowledf*. THOEOUGHLT BtUABLX. 4
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    FIFTY OIL TANKS EXPLODE DURING EARTHQUAKE. SCENES OF HORROR AND HAVOC.
    783 11 FIFTY OIL TANKS EXPLODE DURING EARTHQUAKE. SCENES OF HORROR AND HAVOC. Naval Commander Tells of Earthquake Disaster. HEAVY DEATH-ROLL IN NAPIER. /MMI'IIIC dttail- af Urn terrible earthquake disaster which overtook North Ulaiid, Nc» /oaland. >esterday are (riven in the cables published below. The towns of Napier and Hastings formed the
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    THOUSANDS DESTITUTE.
    469 11 Dispatch from Commander Of The Veronica. Wellington, Feb. 3. Karth.iuake shocks are still occurring" la an extract from «n account of conditions in Napier wirelessed late tonight by -.S,- r.immander of H.M.S. Veronica. He ldded 1 have just returned from inspecting Naffer. Practically all the stone and brick
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    HOLDING UP THE TIN AGREEMENT.
    299 11 Delay Not Caused By F.M.S. Government. (From Our Own Correspondent) Kuala Lumpur, Feb. 3. I The period allowed for reply to the communique explaining the tin quota, scheme has elapsed. The replies received from the mining community have not been very numerous and your correspondent
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    SUGAR RESTRICTION.
    65 11 Cuba to Reduce 1931 Output By 33 Per Cent. New York, Feb. 3. It is reported from Havana that a Presidental decree has been enforced limiting sugar production for the year to 3.1 22.000 Spanish tons, a reduction of 33 per cent, compared with 1930. Exoorts to the
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    NANKING TO BERLIN.
    116 11 Air Service Plans Progress Apace. Nanking, Feb. 3. I Five aeroplanes for the Nanking-Ber-lin service are expected shortly and two I Junker planes with German experts arc due at Shanghai on Feb. 12. On March 1 the trial flight from Nanking to Berlin in connection with the
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    IRAK PIPE-LINE.
    85 11 Seventy- Year Concession To Petroleum Company. Jerusalem, Feb. 3. The Irak Pipe-line Convention betweer the High Commissioner for Palestine an< the Irak Petroleum Company provide, for the construction of a pipe-line termi nating at Acre Bay. The concession lasts for 70 year*, afte! r.hich the pipe-line in Palestine
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    SIR JOHN MULLENS IN SINGAPORE.
    390 11 World Trade Views. "SLUMP BOTTOM NOW REACHED." A period of slow recovery towards better trade in England and America is the outlook for 1931 according to Sir John Ashley Mullens, manage:- and trustee of the London Stock Exchange, who arrived in Singapore this morning by
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    HOLDER'S LIABILITY.
    138 11 Royal Mail Stock Cannot Be Given Away. London, Feb. Z. The Royal Mail Steam Packet stork, mhich recently shrank to £M, cannot now I be given away on the Stock Exchange in consequence of the adverse view on Ciiquestion of whether the holder's liabili y is unlimited in
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    H.M.S. NELSON.
    23 11 R'Jtrpy. Feb. 3. The Admiralty announces that H.M.S. Nelson will pass through the Panama I OMMjI on Feb. 3. British Wirwless.
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    CARRYING 350 WORLD TOURISTS.
    35 11 Tke < anadian Pacific liner Empress of Australia, ne* on iis fourth < mixround the world, arrived in Singapore thin morning with 356 lon it- on board. Tke vessel leaves early tomorrow noraiag.
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    AIR MAIL SERVICES TO AUSTRALIA.
    71 11 AIR MAIL SERV ICES TO AUSTRALIA. Governments of Britain Holland to Co-operate. The Hacue, Pak The Minister for Foreign Affairs announc.d in the Chamlx r that had been reached for reciproca' tion of British and Dutch certr airworthiness. He added that the Briti-h an.l Dutch Governments would ca-aaanal ir. arrant
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    TRAITORS TO KLMAL.
    226 11 Dramatic Executions in Asia Minor. Constantinni.!-. Pea. Twenty-eight I>erv.sh. lio.|,as. Sheikha and others were feajMjad at Meneinen ihimorning for participation in Urn tionary outbreak of Dec All were dressed in long, wh I with placards on their hr. I ■'Thus are punished traiten to the Hipublican regime
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    CAUGHT IX STORM.
    94 11 Troop-Carrying Planes Forced Down. Two of the thre.- "Vkhan Nictoria" troop-carryirtr aeio,.lire have arrived. A storm forced all to descend at Boshoek yesterday. The third machine his t.mporarily remained at Boshoek owing to shortage of petrol.— Reuter. A previous message from Cairo, dated Jan. 12. read Three
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    RAMSAY WILL STAY !
    122 11 RAMSAY WILL STAY Labour and Liberals To Stave Oflf Election. It i? kaHavad in the Leahy that not merely the tiov.-rninent 1 it t! lead'-rs are eaariai election now Wl uld BM the return of the Con.-ervative> and thai IhiUi parties ai-e determine.! do the.r utmost to state off an
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    "A RESTFUL DAY."
    43 11 Princess Beatrice (iaining Strength. Rugby. Feb. The following bulletin was night from Kensington I'aiace I'nnii»* Bi-atrice has paaaad a restful day." The c:»nimi:- I this ■anMMJ stated The Princess has had fortable night and < owlj l/i gain strength." Brit :s|
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    WORKS TO CLOSE DOWN.
    43 11 OaHMaa, ivd. The .ih!-A' rk 1 down the woiks neai Iluislurtr. rendering B.COO men The men.i repnrsentati-. agree to a 20 per cent, cut in wages and a 10 per cent, restriction in the number of working days. Reuter.
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    EXPLOSION ON THE X.1.
    60 11 Great Britain's BkggttA Submarine. TWELVE INJIRKI). One Knjfine Partially reeked. I crtfineUM K. 1. lillflfest wluli- si I ny: out I the Than:. One Ma] She rei l.:it. r The autl Urn K. 1 .als on tai wrface. Thf nknown. I due to th. id beaa
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    CHINA AND RUSSIA.
    114 11 Question of Resumption Of Relations Nanking. Feb. >'.:. Mh Teh-hui, China's chief deleKate to the Moscow Coaferaaea, arrhrad here thi* niorninif. laten ewed, h.- sUUJ that he left the conference in order to fat full instructions fr'^ni Nankin* regarding UM prop „.,1 t diplomatic relatii opinions her*
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    TWO BY- ELECTIONS.
    215 11 One in I^ondon the Other In Hampshire. Kuifl-y. Keb. I ection will taJte place almrMt immediately in the Fareham DhrMaa hire) .'Uin»f t.. th. reeiajaatiea of the Com ■her, M.ij- 1 Sir John Ilavidum. Sir Tti'ina -'orney-deneral in the lr.te Government will Ik- th.- Conservative candidate I
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    ILLICIT MUGS.
    56 11 League of Nations and The Manufacturers. aV. :i. The 1 NaUaaa aysaaj eommittce has paased v resolution urifintf the withdrawal of the licence of |ny firm inanufarturini; druKi for illi.it traffic. be forwarded to the nt—. < mcerned uitn a reaaaat for 1 before the airiblj in May
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    CENSUS TAKING IN MALAYA.
    1257 12 orations for a Big Task. MATE Of 4,320,000. i) INCREASE 28.6 ER CENT. ON 1921. infi.rmation obtained by who called «>:nce, the prert.hcu'ning decennial l:ilaya are well advanc- r::'iy le.oKnised what pßfßtory work has n■.-.>n ■.-.> eoasa m a surha-. Urn otfi. er responsible tion of
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    BOY KILLED IN STREET.
    150 12 Nine Months' Rigorous For Lorry Driver. I.im Bah Chik, charsrod at the Singapan Assizes before Mr. Justice Whit ley rlay with causing the death of a boy named Tan Pen? How by driving a motor-lorry in a rash and net'lurenmanner on Dec. 21 was found guilty
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    POLICE ATTACKED.
    69 12 Clang Captures Arms And Ammunition. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Ipoh. Feb. 3. A gang of Chinese waylaid a latrol ifoinjr to Malim Nawar from Kampar, and after a fight, captured the rifles and ammunition carried by the police The gang then decamped. One constable was severely injured. The
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    CHINA AND FRANCE.
    35 12 New Minister to Leave For Paris Shortly. Shanghai, Feb. 2. Mr. Chien Yung-min is leaving China almost immediately for Franco to fill the Boat of Chinese Minister in Paris. Sin KM Mia.
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    CHARGES AGAINST ACCOUNTANT.
    298 12 Counsel's Objection To Proposed Bail. The statement that the amount involved j wouid probably be more than $14,000 was made yesterday afternoon when A. N. H. Van Cuylenburg, accountant to Messrs.! Fogden, Brisbane and Co., was produced I before Mr. G. C. Dodd, the Singapore i Criminal
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    CHILDREN'S CONCERT.
    98 12 Interesting Items in Programme On Saturday. The programme to he given at the Children's Concert at the Memorial Hall on Saturday will be specially interesting. as it will include items by Mr. Monia 1 Litter and his orchestra, which will be augmented for the occasion. These items will
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    THE WOMEN OF CHINA.
    65 12 Canton and the Coming National Conference. Canton, Feb. 2. j The women of Canton are holding a meeting on Feb. 4 to <iiscu*s sending rr- nresentatives to attend the forthcoming National Conference of the Women cf China at Nanking, which is to consider the part which
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    OXFORD & CAMBRIDGE SOCIETY.
    180 12 OXFORD CAMBRIDGE SOCIETY. Boat Race Dinner In Singapore. The annual meeting of the Oxl'ord ar.J j Cami'iiUge Society of Malaya was held i in the lounge of the Adelpn> Hot yester day evening. The Chief Justice, Sir William Murison, was in the chair. Sir William Murison was re-el'.-cted p'orident. and
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    PLANTER'S PROPHECY.
    199 12 "Full Day's Work for A Full Day's Pay. w (From Oar Own Correspondent.) Kuala I-mnpur. Feb. 3. 1 Sneaking nt the annual meeting of the i Kuala Lumpur District Planters' Association, the chairman, Mr. V. G. A. Reeve- Tucker, said "In my opinion, one of the most notable
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    INDIAN LABOUR.
    97 12 Klang Planters Possibilities Of Recruiting. (From Our Own Correspondent) Kuala Lumpur, Feb. 3. The advisability nf restarting r«<cruitI ing was discusstt! at the annual meeting o. the Klang District Planters' Association and the following resolution was passed for submission to the Council of i Planters' A.vsoriation of Malaya
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    WORLD CRUISE.
    668 12 Special Ball Tonight At Raffles Hotel. The Canadian Pacific liner. Kmprcft* of Australia, now on a world cruise, which left Southampton on Nov. 14 arrived at 5-ingapore ihis morning, thr ltth pan f rail li»e« liaving New ork on INC. .X. Madeira «M Urn IM part "1 "1"
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    JAPAN AND RUSSIA.
    142 12 Trouble Over Fishery Concessions. Tokio. Ff Considerable feeling has heen ni in Japan following a report that thr Soviet Government has threatened to can eel the Japanese fishery concessions in Sil erian waters, owing to Japan's default <p«t of tlie payment of r\< due on Keb. 2.
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    THE NAZIS AGAIN !
    85 12 THE NAZIS AGAIN Demand Germany's Withdrawal From League. Berlin. Feb. 3. Tn the course of the Reichstag Foreign Affairs Committee's discussion of Dr. < urtius's report on the last meeting of the unci! of the League nf Nations, the Nazis (National Socialists or Hitlerites! introduced a motion demanding Germany's j
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    DEVELOPMENT AT THE HIGHLANDS.
    504 12 The Need to Guard Against Malaria The folio Court anil l.ady .IUM.-. :r:nan their EXC*U< r I great r»t,tineatchm nt made by U s .f the pr the phi on ;!.r Mama than tha 1 I The mai:-. I I ad Tai ah, whicl ha I
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    20 12 The Federated Malay States Railways notify regarding the alteration to passenger train services. For farther parti-<"-'»r cement in toduy's paper.
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      157 13 Kaye Don to Compete In International Trophy. Rugby, Feb. 3. 1...rd Wakefield has decidad to enUr the rarintr inotnr-boat. Miss England 11. for Uh wmlil international trophy which is to be contested at Detroit. The pilot will be Kaye Don, who, during recent trials at Lough Neagh, attained
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      COMMERCIAL CUP.
      384 13 B.A.T. Eliminate Govt. Monopolies. BAT. 4 C.ovt. Moaopohev 2. The, British-American Tobacco Co. defeated the Govt. Monopolies yesterday at the Anson Road Stadium in the Commercial Cup competition by 4—2.4 2. The game was interesting, the exchanges being even and well fought. The winners mhmWmml better^ and sorely
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      HOME FOOTBALL.
      37 13 Full Points for (irimsby And Burnley. London. Fob, a, Results of English League mat.he.s played tod-ty were as follow First llm.ini, Grimsby Town i \>< i CoMSt] I Seroaa IMvlnon Bnrnlry i Whampt. n R*u Of.
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    REVIEW OF ENGLISH TURF TOPICS.
    1913 13 The (.rand National. OBJECTIONS TO PAID STEWARDS. m Our Own Correspondent.) London. Jan. H. ..1. m. 1 National whuht I think, ej <ui:t, gMst The NCMna, of 'he l.'l of two seasons ago. 1 The n, are that the n •.i\i- cone some way in
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    LOCAL RUGBY.
    180 13 A Welch XV Proves Too Good For Raffles. in spit* of the improved form displayed by fast and Present Rafflesians a Welch Rent. XV defeated them by 11 pomti to :i yesterday afternoon. The -.oldicrs were the aggressors for the greater part of the first half, and the
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    LAND-SPEED RECORD.
    85 13 (apt. Malcolm Campbell Postpones Attempt. Dayt.ma. Florida. Feb. ll* ne to the poor visibility and a strong wind ipt. Maloh.i Campbell ■MMMMMmI his attempt on the land speed to<lay. Riuter. i apt. Campbell, with his lj-cylinder 1.40<i h.p. Napier-enginwl Bluebird on Monday ittained an unofficially-timed J|o m.p.h.. which
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    ENDIRANCE CYCLING.
    107 13 ENDIRANCE CYC LING. Record of 80 1 Hours In Calcutta. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Calcutta, Feb. 4. (alci't'a i- in the throes of, an cn.ltir i ing craze. On Saturday mornmp t. n younj; Bengalis, some- only tniy*. st»rte<l an attempt t.. rUo f. r 10l hout-. Seven survived 4S
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    SELANGOR TENNIS.
    182 13 Visit by Davis Cup Players Hoped For. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Kirala I.umpur. Feb. Mr. P. W. (Ileeson has been unanimously ekvted President of the Selangor Ijiwn Tennis Association for the coming year. 'Iwm Japanese players win" hi through Malaya this month on their way to compete in
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    S.C.C. FOOTBALL TRIAL.
    400 13 KxDerimenls to Find Talent. The following have I. ecu IBVIU „v..n- footliull in th< i.il mat. h nn Mnraiay r ground I I hernngt..n E A •'"> and R |i Brummilt .1. L Elmer, A k I A. Donald M. D. Peanycook, I J. Bembroke. N. ryfe
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    SCOTTISH CUP.
    20 13 Clyde and St. Mirrcn Draw Aiiain. In th. Cup-tie ti>day Clyde ami 1 i'rr»'. ia. >vi.' ..iinif Mil
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    HOME SPORT REVIEWED.
    4161 14 Cricket Age Problem: Association Football Matters. WIMBLEDON SURPRISE. (From Our Own Correspondent.) London, Jan. 8. Frost anrl fog have played havoc with ull forms of open-air sport except skatinir and ice hockey this week. 1 have hoard of no developments in the matter of A. \V. Carr
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    THE PRINCE OF WALES IN SOUTH AMERICA.
    1724 15 rLYING NOTES <q&> Shi/tpimg His Private 4rr<>i>l<iru—Hilniiun Again Hays Hritish First Fliphts f>n The Cape-Cairo Line Remarkable Engine Record Four MiUhs For Buenos Aire* Exhibition Jugo-Slavian Experts See Hritish A ir-linvr Demonstrated. London. Jan. tl. A -i, of airway* iinkini: some of the
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    ABOLITION OF LIKIN
    186 15 Fukien Demands Monthly Subsidy. Foochow. Jan. 24 The abolition of likin. which became effective on January- 1. is seriously affect mg the revenue of the Fukien Provincial Government. The excise tax. which is supposed V take the place of likin. doea not near', yield as much as
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    CYCLISTS' RECORD.
    109 15 64,000 Miles Through Five Continents. Chittagong. Jan. 14 M«ssn. F. J. Cavar, a Parse*, and G. Ssuvjanik, of Vienna, two cyclists who Have undertaken a tour of the globe and I claim to have cycled over 64,000 mile* in t»even yean, hmve arrived at Chittagonr Mr. Davar started
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    HOTELS AND GUESTS MOTOR-CARS.
    173 15 Cannot be Blamed For Owners' Negligence. London. Jan. L' A case of great importance to innkeepers and car-owners was before thr King's Bench Division, when Mr. .< Swift reversed a decision of the Northampton County ('our: an i decided an inn-keeper was not responsible for damage
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    GIRL STABBED.
    144 15 11- Year-Old Boy Charged With Murder. Thomas Michael Tracey, a(re<l 14%, ■<;' Southchurch Road. Southend. was charge ;at Wood Green Police Station recently with the wilful murder of Margaret G ing, aired 14, who «v foun i stabbed in a partly-built house in Wilmer Way. I'mvv* Lane. Palmers
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    PLANE HITS EAGLE.
    220 15 Killed In Crash at Risalpur. Jan. l'.f u*h aiimen were kilCI :it Kna pur a. the week end M ri-ui; •>( a rock intr into their machine, and causing it to crash. tir«t crash S«T?e»nt Wren wa« piloting i Wapiti mai-htne of N statiattta 1 a" Risalpui
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    MURDERERS RUN TO EARTH.
    947 16 MURDERERS R UN TO EARTH. On the Trail of Blood. SECRET HISTORY OF FAMOUS (RIMES. (Us Kd«in T. Woodhall. late of the Special Bran- hat Scotland ard.) an aehaahi «'i" criaM rally to the .lisraragemert i place na\ ]s-y r »ork« ::t by ita tetaiga Th. rv iv n utt
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    WOLFE'S MOTHER.
    176 16 Drastic Recipe for Cure of Consumption. A quaint recipe for "a go >d water for a consumption," written by the mother of General Wolfe, the lier > of Quebec, was described by Captain J. R. OB. Ward.-, prt ;ident of the Wolfe Society, at a dinner in commemoration
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    VICTOR McLAGLEN SUED.
    194 16 Brother's Slander Action For 1 Miljti'Nn has started an action in Lm Angeles for £20,000 against hi^ younger brother, Victor, the turn actor, allcv'int slander and defamation of risaneU r. Leorold recently went la the L'nited States from Knjland, It enter the films. He claims that his
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    TRIPLE BLUE FINED.
    162 16 Licence Suspended After A Zig-Zag Drive. Harol i Edward V*'est?ry Prest. of Shalford. nw.r Ciiilnlord. .•> Cam'iri.ijre triple <i.r .if thr i Mia <!< Gam w4 h nalr.i. was tinea KM an; had his licence suspended for twelve months at GaiMford recently for having been undir the
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    WEST INDIES AIR MAILS
    79 16 In spite of keen .-nmoetition from PanAmerican Airways, th" giant l.'nited States air merger, a British concern, Carribea l Airways. Ltd.. of which Captain Archie de Pass is chairman, has received a eoi.tract fur the rnrryirnc of mails frum .I-.maica nn.l hi plane from Kiagataa Santiago,
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    GIRL KILLED IN BLAZING CAR.
    1009 16 Lonely Road Attack. CRAWLS ON ICE TO RELIEVE PAIN. One of the most broUl murders of v.ar« occurred on a lonely moorland road in Northumberland late on tonight of Jan. •>. The victim was Evelyn Foster. WM attacked by a man k> r father's motor-car,
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    FOUR BOYS FORM CRIME CLUB.
    385 16 Well-Stocked Shed As Headquarters. How four hoys formed a cri 'ie club.' known as the "Ace Club," was related at Birkenhead Quarter Sessions recently, when Claudius Raymond Swindells, aged It. f Conway Street. Birkenhead. hia brother Cyril, aged 16, Edward Joseph Griffiths, aged 16, of
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    DR. ECKENER ROBBED.
    46 16 Thieves Steal Spoons And Forks From Villa. Friedrichshafen, Jan. 24. Doctor Eckener. of Zeppelin fame, had to borrow 3omr spaons and forks today for his meals, as burglars last night took all the silver plate from his villa, and escaped leaving no trace.
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      219 16 VjV^i"-. sMaW r^^\ Will no one tell her? HALITOSIS (unpleasant brralh) i- an iinforpi* ;>M< bmUI fnult unforjd*ablr brrauor it run Ik- m> easily ovrrromr *ith liwterine AntiM-plif. Many Mippon*- tin. > ne»erhavcllaHl«wi»». I The fact i-»: Nol our in !< n «-i:i|m-! Kun I R^=v9 the victim may nol
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    LORD ELLENBOROUGH.
    241 17 Death of Distinguished Soldier. The death of Lord EllenboroiiKh took place in London on Jan. 23. The 6th Baron Ellenborough was better known as Colonel Cecil Henry Law. who had a distinguished military career and waa well known in the early days of Army •010 in India. Born
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    CAPABLANCA SURPRISED.
    118 17 Takes Opponent's Queen At Critical Point. What fapablanca, the chess master, deacribed as the most remarkable mistake ever made against him in hi* career was made by Winter, one of the English players, in the International Tournament at Hastings. It was thought by the onlookers that I Capablanca
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    THE WORLD'S SPEED RECORD.
    649 17 Car That v Wizard Smith Will Drive. Detail* are now to hsnd of M.\ Fred H. Stewurt,'* special raeinx-car, buiit in Australia to commote f < r Dm \..i!d" cpeed record on Ninety Mile B. to be driven ly Witard Smith, th« Au '.ialicn sputu rr.ou
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    BRITISH BISKS IN EGYPT.
    151 17 Service to be Started In Cairo. A British concern is about to begin operating a motor-omnibus service MMai sion in the city of Cairo. Thi» privilege was obtained from the Egyptian Government by the Overseas Motor Transport I Company, Limited, and Messrs. J. I. Thorn/croft and
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    NEED FOR HELP OF ! SPORTSMEN.
    737 18 NEED FOR HELP OF SPORTSMEN. Wild Life Inquiry. special areas for shootim;. of wild Ufa ii.ih has it nesses, eiland, for mhm years a :n \artha country, whan ask-il i ,f hi ill- r any comments on n uf v. lid life, iho fact that .1 wild l:f< .vild life
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    ELECTORAL REFORM.
    89 18 Bill Passes Its Second Reading. l."n<lon. Feb. 3. aad reading of the ai BUI, officially styled the ph Bill, in the in i. M: Itan.-ay Mac- >• ire upset wanted a rt|K'!i'.ion of the K'Jl general election w i. n .i :n:.ority o' ei>.iia.i'i: ity ni Prime Minister
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    PRINCE OF WALES.
    164 18 Arrival Thrills Jamaica To Its Core. •-•.nn. IYl>. The Pi r>< c el V«IM and Prince Qaatfl hn\>' arrived. The i haa stirr<-«l up it which has Im«ii ur; aruliele: riatt in raati auo. A pablk hnlMaj waa proclaimed, and the ,nh:i'iit:ints flocked >ut to greet the
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    FORD AM) BRAZIL.
    97 18 Tapajos Plantations Not To be Abandoned. Detroit, K. The X' ni M<>* r ompany states that it i in the report that the 1 Pi r«l rufa n at Tapwj at abandoned. On the contrary the company interns ti> speed up work on the plantation. The contradicted
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    RELIEF FROM CREDITORS.
    85 18 Petition Owing to Price Collapse. (FMn Our Own Correspondent.) Penang. Fel). i Small aaMafß, land owners, miners and other intere-ts in Ke<lah are petitioning thi Kutish A<i\ i-t r ami the authorities trmm umU&m somewhat on the r tfca rn-ei.t Small Holders Enactm.nt. f MS. The luisis
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    HOOGLY TUNNEL VICTIM.
    79 18 Death of Chief Engineer To Contractors. (Kri'iu Our Own Correspondent.) Calcutta, Feb. I. n.-t rurttvl under the :i Cochrune ami Son* for the CakwtU Ebctlk Supply Corporation has claimt I vii-tim in Mr. Norn. an Smith, the ihx f engineer to the contra.-- j Mr. S:mth staye.l
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    EX-SERVICE MEN HELP THEIR COMRADES.
    523 18 What is Being Done In The F.M.S. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur, Feb. 3. The European unemployment situation was reviewed by Mr. R. O. Bishop at the annual meeting of the Kuala Lumpur I, ranch of the Ex-Services Association of Malaya. Mr. Bishop 3tated
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    FAILED TO RISE.
    131 18 Do.X Strains Internal Structure. Puerto Lam, Las Pjlmas, Feb. 3. The Do. X, failing to take off from the Harbour here, taxied into Cando Bay, 14 miles away, and there again failed to get off. The giant flying-boat is reported to have trained her internal structure, so
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    BROKEN WIRE TRAGEDY.
    237 18 Inquest on Coolie Killed Unloading Cargo. Mr. F. G. Bourne, the Singapore Coroner, held an inquest yesterday on ?i Cantonese sU-vedore coolie, named Fook Hen*, who was killed while unloading csrro from the s.s. Atreus on Jan. 2H. Mr. C. A. Blow, Chief Officer of the Atreus.
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    MYSTERY OF MARSHAL WU PEI-FU.
    327 18 Will He Strike at Kansu Or at Shensi Shanghai. Feb. S. Mr. Ma Chao-chun, the chairman of the Training Department af the Central Kuomintang. declares that the Kwang- tung and Kwangsi situation will be I peacefully settled soon. Hong Kong reports state, however. that Generals
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    PUBLIC AMUSEMENTS.
    35 18 Animal Crackers." the popursr Paramount comedy featuring the Marx Brothers opens at the Capitol tonight. Good News." a Metro Goldwyn Mayer comedy, featuring Bessie Love and Cliff Edwards, opens at the Alhambra tonight.
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    RUBBER AND TIN EXPORTS.
    97 18 Figures for Januar> Compared. The shipments of tin from Malaya last month were 7..S.'>H Urns, as compared with 7.068 tons in the previous month. For purposes of comparison the tigure- I r BI are given h< low T.»n<. January H February March IM\ April May 1«».it.7
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    FATAL BUS CRASH.
    236 18 Driver Charged at Assizes With Causing Death. An accident |.etw.-in a trolley bos and an omnibus, both belonging to the Sin'.'u-poi-e Traction Co.. on I»ec. I'd lust, which led to the death of a Thmese. < hang Ah < hin. had its sequel yesterday whenJan^i Singh was
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    TWO INTERESTING APPEALS.
    277 18 School Teacher Who Took $24 from Pupil. i I 111 .'UI Penang, Pi In this in..in;i two mtei cstaag apaaala saw an appeal I the othei «ent up o\ th« l»i«trui I The appellant in the fimt eaai i hires. charg, I at Kalik Pulau anil cm
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    CONSTABLE FINED.
    62 18 r.amed Hmn>nl »ati;:i I $10 anil To;i| to pny rumpens atmn if another $1(1 to nines.-, by the Fourth ate (Mr. C. II yaatar The i "inplalnant. Wang Teek han. aaM to the police barrack- Harbour Hi>vril pal* la<r atonth to eoUact a debt from the ai eaasd
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      584 19 BANKING P. AND O. BANKING CORPORATION, LTD. (Incorporated in England) with which is affiliated ALLAHABAD BANK. LTD, INDIA. i Authorised Capital X j .000,000 1 Capital subscribed aad paid up X2,eM,1«0 Beaerre Fund J IM.OOO HEAD OPPICE 117-182, Leadenhall Street, Lordon. EX. S. WEST LONDON BRANCH 14-18, Cockspur Street. Lnndon,
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