Malacca Guardian, 15 October 1928

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    17 1 MALACCA GUARDIAN (PUBLISHED WEEKLY). foL L MALACCA, MONDAY, OCTOBER 15, 1928. SINGLE COPY TEN CENTS. No. 42
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      597 1 0 JjL W f§! Telegrams: A.B.C. sth and 6th Editions, W' A Statetrust Singapore. Bentley’s and Liebers. e CI) IU Jj| I t/p If tsrATE ST agencies am limited. 1 {V- s§• W A Trust Company Registered under the Trust Companies’ Ordinance 6 T \> china 4 A f§l y!
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    SHARE REPORT.
    714 2 MESSRS. UNITED TRADERS (K.L.), LTD. MALACCA. 13th CcKbcr, 1928. Rubbers. —The price of rubber, after fluctuations within narrow limits, closes to-day at 8 15 16 London, IS? f New York, and 3T' cents Singapore, which is U>d., i cents, 2 1 o cents better respectively than a fortnight
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    BUKIT JELUTONG RUBBER.
    1021 2 THE ANNUAL MEETING. Conservation of Financial Resources. The eighteenth annual ordinary general meeting of tne Bukit Jelutong Rubber Estates, Ltd., was held at the company’s registered office, 137, Heeren Street, Malacca, on Thursday, September 27. There were present tne Hon. Mr. Tan Cheng Lock (Chairman) and Messrs.
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    UNITED MALACCA RUBBER.
    925 2 THE ANNUAL MEETING. Well Prepared for Bad Times. The eighteenth annual ordinary general meeting of the United Malacca Rubber Estates, Ltd., was held at the registered office of tne j Company, 137, Heeren Street, Malacca, on Thursday, September 27, tne Hon. Mr. Tan Cheng Lock (Chairman) presiding.
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    CORRESPONDENCE.
    1382 2 The Malacca Guardian does not neces sarily endorse the opinions of its correspondents.'] To The Editor, Malacca Guardian, Malacca. Municipal Office. Dear Sir, A previous correspondent to your valuable paper, who signed himself Cives drew the attention of the public to what he considered an irregularity in the Municipal
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      896 3 ADVERTISEMENTS. I ADVERTISEMENTS. AUCTION SALE. A /> The Property of Mr. E. J. T. Pearce. AUCTION SALE AhjV* 'L 7. of ■‘'ii'H'u Excellent Feakwood Household Furniture. '■jo J fu ':j|« GJ> fibhaU' M;7 i be b y Public Auction at 71 No, 4. Bandasah Road v 7®jji Salurda >*' the
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      315 3 ADVERTISEMENTS. FEDERATED MALAY STATES RAILWAYS. NOTICE. Senders of rubber for Export are hereby advised that the following arrangements will operate on and from Monday, 15th October, until 31st December, 1928:— Rubber delivered at any Railway station for conveyance to a Port must be accompanied by a consignment note endorsed with
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      220 3 v j[ f S J r s' H "to 5 c i sve, r~ jjk* THE NEW MODEL 6 CYLINDER, WHICH IS SUPER-VALUE AT $2,340. I CONCESSIONAIRES FOR MALAYA. I IIT” *r 4N .«111 UN IfTO» I W nssl T v' v a J SINGAPORE PENANG KUALA LUMPUR. i lm
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      152 3 MALACCA TIDE TABLE. OCTOBER, 1928. Date H. M. Height 15 Monday M. 8.10 7.3 A. 8.30 6.4 16 Tuesday M. 8.30 7.2 A. 8.50 6.3 17 Wednesday M. 9.00 7.0 A. 9.10 G. 2 18 Thursday M. 9.30 6.7 A. 9.40 6.1 19 Friday M. 10.00 6.3 A. 10.10 5.8
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    ARE WE CIVILIZED YET?
    1233 4 ROOM FOR IMPROVEMENT STILL. When the inventor of the first stone club demonstrated its eflec- tiveness by cracking the first un- wanted skull in public, the beholders, we may imagine, declared among themselves tnat Science Was A Wormeriui Thing All Right, that One In ever Knew
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    ADVICE TO LAWYERS.
    215 4 DON’T BULLY WITNESSES. Archbishop Whateley tnus writes on the unfair treatment of witness by counsel: I think that the kind of skill by which tne cross-exami-nation succeeds in alarming, misleading' or bewildering an honest witness may be characterized as the most, or one of tne most, base
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    JAPAN AND CHINA.
    1651 4 RECENT HISTORY IN j MANCHURIA. i In a long article, contributed to the Gaiko Jiho, the Diplomatic Review of Japan, on the relations of China and the Powers, and on the special position of Japan in Manchuria, Mr. Katsuji Inahara, a former Foreign Office employe and a
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    Arrivals and Departures.
    183 4 Arrivals per s.s. Tronoh 9.10.28 Major N. H. P. Whitley, and Mr. S. R. Bowdler. Arrivals per s.s. Larut 10.10.28 Mrs. Grant and daughter, Mrs. Thomas, Messrs. J. I. Dawson, E. H. Davies and Yates. Departures per s.s. Larut 10.10.28 for Singapore Mrs. Thomas, and Mr. Sanderson.
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    GIANTS OF CRICKET
    952 4  -  able to the Giants of Old.—F. B. Wilson in the Evening News. in the Evening News. There were wonderful a Old, you know, glants of There were wonderful giants 0( more mightily in Than ever was heard or told Th fe y et a fo°u f r,
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    A PARABLE.
    536 5  -  ,—Raka (In S.F.P.”). There were once three maidens who were given in marriage by their parents, and cleaved unto their new Lords to such an extent that they journeyed with them to a far country called Malaya. And, when they had sojourned in this country a short space
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    EXHIBITION OF GARDEN DESIGNS.
    205 5 The Royal Horticultural Society is arranging an international exhibition of garden designs, which I w jn be held in London in October. The project has appealed to horticulturists and public bodies in 1 Great Britain and abroad, and alj ready exhibits have been promised from Canada,
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    THE NEW FORD.
    383 5 FORDOR SEDAN FEATURES. The Fordor Sedan is the de luxe car of the new Ford passenger car line and has many features that are new and exclusive in low priced cars. It is distinctive from the other Ford passengers cars in exterior appearance. The cowl sweeps down
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    DUE NOTICE OF ASSASINATION!
    1489 5 In his spare time my private secretary, who cultivates -pats, theology and bird’s eye ties, to say nothing of a natty Chaplin moustache, goes about doing good. That is to say, he devotes himself to assassination. Of course, being a loyal youngman, he puts my interests
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    MATTERS COLONIAL.
    907 6 The members of the Legislative Council have had their preliminary canter and we shall have to wait until the end of the month to see what their labours bring forth. Apart from the Budget discussion which should always interest those who contribute to it, and the Annual Review
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    SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.
    1446 6 Mr. R. D. Davies, editor of the Singapore Free Press, who has been Home on leave, is expected back by the Kamo Maru on the October 23rd. Pandit Naidu, Senior Physician of the Himalayan Pharmacy, Singapore, arrived here, yesterday morning. Mr. A. N. McCaulay of the Asiatic
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      84 6 (?PRKS 59 Bs^BMbbS f H JKraSaMKaHeak. manufactured by r lD utJ K ®qu an 4 1 ,t1e r ate of thousands p e Made exclusively of the unique 555 leaf. "MADE IN"LONDON BY ARDATh TOBACCO CO LTD A 107.a/* Ilf you drink Whisky f stick to one brand 1 good
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      180 6 -j~;* v*!'*l* v We would call your attention to our LIQUOR LINES X„ t 1 TENNENTS T B E E R a pure, palatable and refreshing X 1 !i. beverage 1 TENNENTS OLD ENGLISH ALE 1* a pleasant, healthgiving tonic X MEUKOW’S CHAMPAGNE X BRANDY X an excellent liqueur GILBEY’S
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    MALACCA ASSIZES
    5221 7 THE TAN RAM CHGON CASE. A MURDER CHARGE. The fourth session of the Malacca Assizes commenced on Tuesday, the 9th instant, when Mr. Justice M Burton presided, with I Mr. X. H. P. Whitley as D.P.P.! There were eight criminal cases on 1 the list and one criminal
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    THE CHINESE REPUBLIC DAY.
    260 7 MALACCA CELEBRATIONS. The 10th October, 1928, marked the 17tn anniversary of tne overthrow of tne effete Manchu government in China. Two other important events—the birthday of Confucius and the celebration of the Unification of China fell as they uid on the same day. Such a day
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    LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL.
    244 7 CIVIL SERVANTS’ SALARIES. At Monday’s meeting of the Straits Settlements Legislative Council, questions were asked and answered as follows: Mr. Tan Cheng Lock asked: Could Government put up a table showing the comparative salary and pension rates of Civil Servants and public officers of the large professional Departments
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    A HOUSE WARMING.
    279 7 in response to invitations issued by Mr. Chan Teck Chye, well over a Hundred guests were present at a dinner given on Saturday, the 13th instant, at the up-to-date and elaborate building named after tne late millionaire Mr. Cnan Say Peng. The house is called Say Peng
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    JUMBLE SALE.
    84 7 MEDICAL MISSION. A Jumble Sale and Sale of Work will be neid at the Medical Mission on Saturday, November 3rd, at 4 p.m. Proceeds will be in aid of the Medical Mission. Old and new things of any description will be gratefully accepted for the Sale. They may
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    A JOHORE INCIDENT.
    361 7 ALLEGATIONS AGAINST POLICE. Lorry Drivers’ Complaint. A remarkable story reflecting j upon Asiatic members of tne Johore Police reaches us, says the S.F.P.” of Friday last. It is stated that on September 29th two lorries owned by a European firm of contractors were brought from j Morib,
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    A Weekly Wink at the World.
    996 7 News and Views from Far and Near. By Wire and Wireless (Special to the Malacca Guardian). Two items from Russia published early last week taken together show to what a sorry pass the Communist have brought tnat once gxeat country ana what further trouble
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    OUR POLICE.
    225 7 We have been glad to note that under the new police regime—that is, since the new C.P.O. arrived nere—there has been a considerably larger number of police on duty in and around the town. We were also pleased to note that a certain amount of intelligent anticipation was
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      HOCKEY.
      362 8 S.F.A. v. Malacca Club. On Monday last the St. Francis Association met the Malacca Club at hockey and a good match was witnessed. With the bully-off C. de Vries attacked but Gregg held him up. Again the same player was responsible for a further raid. Tnen the Club forwards
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      FOOTBALL.
      671 8 St. F. A. League. In the St. Francis Association football League the “X” Team beat tne Y team by the odd goal lfi five. Tne winner’s goals were scored by E. Leon (2) and Wong Ah Leong whilst Abdullah b. Haji Bachi and F. Rodrigues netted for tne Y’s.”
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    REMEMBRANCE DAY.
    366 8 HALF A MILLION SUFFERERS NEEDING HELP. Once again Remembrance Day is upon us—already the streets and shops are becoming bright with posters bearing the flaming emblem of the Flanders Poppy, and already the inevitable questions are being asked. “What is Poppy Day?” Wny, year after year, must we
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      106 8 I ALWAYS #3| 5: N I j f CONDITION %SikrJy 1 1 o doc's head; 3 GUINNESS THE STOUTYOU’RE USED TO 1 C «/> Z ui 8 NOTE- THE ABOVE DOGS HEftD 1 ft LABEL IS OH EVERY BOTTLE. 0 3 s HE.TD I.UKK\£S-» DOvVj 'Fit? j^| mi—<§fe JB* I
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      287 8 the I NEW OAR I Performance, omfcrt, Safety Equal to Every Demand. $1365 I j A car with speed that can be maintained mile after mile; power that takes you up a steep hill without effort; pickup II ;yn that places you far ahead of any car on the road.
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    COURT OF CRIMINAL APPEAL.
    1510 9 ATTORNEY -GENERALS’ WEAK A REPLY. The Hon’ble Mr. M. H. Whitley, Attorney-General, S.S., in his reply t 0 th( 1 lon. Mr. A. p. Robinson ff ith reyard to the formation of a Criminal ourt ot Appeal, gave a most inconclusive and feeble reason why such
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    PURGING JOHORE SERVICES.
    1054 9 GOVERNMENT OFFICERS CHARGED. Two cases of misappropriation of public funds by officers of tne Jonore Government amounting in one case to over $lB,OOO and in the ether to over $2,000, came before Mr. Justice McCabe Reay when the Muar Assizes opened on Saturday of last week. Rakal
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    “WHAT’S IN A NAME.”
    163 9 Two brothers in New York State are stated to have changed their name from Hell to Heiil because the former spelling caused them a certain amount of embarrassment. Perhaps the more bashful among their clients might feel *a certain delicacy in recommending others to go to
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      132 9 I 1' I /M lPJll§lk\ J I I £5 1 'i i i j/nai Fiiiti 5E f A ft I KODAK LIMITED. (I corporated in England.) I SINGAPORE. 4$ m v |j| 4§l <?P& cQo rOp effc W H Preserve your negatives in a negative album. m 4§ frLIZ i
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      125 10 I ADELPHI HOTEL, SINGAPORE. I H UNDER ROYAL PATRONAGE. H REMODELLED AND REDECORATED. LARGE COOL AIRY ROOMS with ELECTRIC LIGHT and CEILING FANS. og Each Loom w til its own Private Bathroom, fitted with the Latest Sanitary Installation and Shower Bath <|j^> H The ONLY HOTEL in SINGAPORE so fitted.
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      66 10 7 if TAN SOO HOCK CO. MALACCA. |^2r icicle with comfort on: Goodyear Balloon Tyres. Goodyear Balloon Inner Tubes are not just tubes—they’re really PILLOWS OF AIR. Relaxing comfort—freedom from jerks and jolts—luxurious case, all belong to the motorist who insists upon Goodyear Balloon Inner Tubes. They cushion better and
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      268 10 RIALTO THEATRE i I PROGRAMMES. I I From Moncby 55th to Wednesday 17th Oct. From Thursday 58th to 2l st Oct. Nightly at 9-30 p m. Nightly at 9-30 p.m. j| RICHARD HOLT in “TOO MUCH YOUTH” ‘‘SHOULD SAILORS MARRY” (Pathe Comedy) f r RKi s Latest Hattie Gazette. #6
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    APACHES TO ORDER.
    456 11 Just at present Paris is suffering fi om a foreign invasion, and charabancs packed tighter than any sar-dine-box I ever saw tour the city ceaselessly. One would imagine that these hourmg parties, tired with the lightning-like rapidity of their day’s outing, would retire to bed at .10,30
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      132 11 RIALTO THEATRE. Showing with the Universal roaring, tearing army farce, Finders Keepers .starring Laura La Plante, at the Rialto Theatre tonight, is Richard Holt in Too Much Youth/’ a comedy thrill-o-drama. In the first show at 8 p.m. are chapters 3 and 4 of Blake of Scotland Yard,” a two-reel
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