Malaya Tribune, 17 October 1922

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    27 1 The Malaya Tribune. EVENING DAILY. AND SHIPPING GAZETTE. EVENING DAILY Vol. IX. No. 242 SINGAPORE, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1922 FIVE CENTS. Malaya Tribune. TUESDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1922.
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      220 1 KEEP YOUR MONEY IN THE COUNTRY BY USING SINGAPORE-MADE MATCHES CROCODILE BRAND OhtainaS.V I f all dealers or direct from manufacture. THE ELKAYES MATCH FACTORY Office 20, HIGH STREET, SINGAPORE. Telephone No. 2063 ATHLETIC GOODS. Show-< ms Opened it (MEYER MANSIONS) 117, North Road, (Oppisi'p St. Andrew's Ca helra!) English
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    FAR EASTERN AFFAIRS
    379 2 CHINA, GERMANY AND RUSSIA.' Sun Vat-Sen's Reply. I DENIES BOLSHEVIST PRINCIPLES. Shanghai Newspaper Comment. j NEWS FROM CHINA, JAPAN AND THE PHILIPPINES. (S C M P Correspondent.) Shanghai, Sept 29.—Dr Sun Vat-sen admits the veracity of the "Hongkong Telegraph's" disclosures i elative to the proposal to form
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    SHANGHAI COMMENT.
    510 2 S C M P Correspondent.) Shanghai. Sept 30.—The "North China Daily News" in a leader outlines the "Hongkong Telegraph" expose, and discussing Sun Vat-sen's reply says: "It is difficult to comment on this correspondence in view of Dr Sun Yat-sc-u's assertion of inaccurate translation. How far this assertion
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    CANTON NEWS.
    393 2 General Attack on Kwongai Bandits. (S C M P. Correspondent.) Canton, Oct 3.—General Lau Chun wan of Kwongsi, who recently cairn to Canton to consult with the Kwang tung authorities and apply for help in the suppression of the varioui gangs of bandits who are practicallj ruling Kwong
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      431 2 WSMpills rHO^iICK'S 'I i. -wnoh F.rreUj for Ali l*T»f uiar.Ce»> Th<v,« Ml »ZI Bfi 3 f/i\ t L«Aw kaap a be* o< M*iUn'« Hm ito* SmbH tfcn j« fcf J i Mri«o'>f.7 c«U*Svttr .n«i» dra*k.*v r A P, W »1 1 MILK I TO MAKE ROOM FOR NEW STOCK. W
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      447 2 THINKS THEY SAVED HER BABY'S LIFE. Canadian mothers have known and trusted Baby's Own Tablets for years. Here is one such mother's experience:— "I think I can thank Baby s Own Tablets for my baby's life. He was badly constipated, but after giving him the Tablets they relieved him almost
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      512 2 PfiBROU S pC" RT6IDR€ ?*ESERWTITE and ffiFAIUS! E Promnt Relief for the MOST OBS'iT |H| I without inconvenience. No ol!-r t v 4 ..un. n n r .1 11V, **CH \\ln;!csale Agents SINGAPORE Vli siM v H- 1 |B ft ADAM'S /MkP COOK BiiANfi i INDIAN j| tJNEQt'AILCD nr With
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    RUBBER SCHEME.
    1699 3 WHAT THE STEVENSON COW MITTEE PROPOSED. The Duties Explained. The propodtd scheme for rubber control is based on Scheme II of the Stev.nson Committee's recommendations. The following are excerpts from the report of that Committee, issued in June: The Committee desire to put on record that mt the
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      690 3 F AUCTION SALE. 4 TRUST AGENCIES, Ltd., t5 K u ae-ors to Ching Keng Lee Co.) .Incorporated in Singapore.) ur Valuers and Estate Agents, iw»tioßeei Al (Established 1910.) 3 Raffle* Chamber* Raffles Place, Singapore. ri m* made, Mortgages arranged, Rents Val :>ll'cted, and Agents for the UNITED ASSURANCE CORPORATION, V
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      172 3 YOU AND EVERYBODY. WHO SUFFER FROM RHEUMATISM. Neuralgia, Gout, Soreness, Stiffness, Lumbago, Pleurisy, Headache. Toothache, and all bodily aches and pains, should use. Little's Oriental Balm. Mr. J. Vines of No. 20, Nelson Square, Burnley, says:—Having suffered from Rheumatism in my kness for two years and Neuralgia in my faco
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      506 3 I fx "l 4 J 130VRIL is a food of I I X 3 ?uch vital importance l-l that no household v J iffiffiffiftf should ever be without it. 9 a a If Whenever a meal in a I I hurry is wanted, when al I I ?i someone feels
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      451 4 CINEMAS TO-NIGHT AT THE POPULAR PHOTO-PLAY HOUSE AT TBE EMPIBEJIILMi Commencing at 7.30 p.m. ihe first 8 episo ies or 16 reels of Ihe Great Mystery serial, •'-featuring the famous serial stars Anne Luther and George Larbin THE LURKING PERIL 15 Episodes or 30 Reels. Episode 1 THE '$25,000 CONTRACT
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      372 4 1 CINEMAS aTH AM BRA BEACH ROAD, Programme from Saturday, October 14, to Thursday, October 19. Special Notice to Our Patrons. In the Second Show at 9 p.m. Harold Lloyd's Latest and Greatest Comedy. A Special Production released by Pathe Associated Exhibitors. HAPOLD LLOYD IN "NOW OR NEVER" A Hilarious
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      514 4 CINEMAS GAIETY CINEj Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday. In the 2nTs^T"* S THB BROADWAY BUBBLE. a x ROADWAY Broadway, with its groat, go r| bound humanity its myriad lights, its r every sound aad sight of it. Broadway, the hearl that's what \drieuue coveted. She wanted it at hei brocaded and satin
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    WHEN AND WHERE.
    108 5 v A; 'OKK A-'*'" pay- 2.15. p .nd S F A (Band), a: Home. 6.30. >^- A Week End." Victoria To-morrow. Oct b s a ra.. 8-40 p.m.* fides-*- 00 I v k l5 Vmbulance Omm and J, i) 10. in; dea Club, 9 M*J i >ple'l
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    MAILS CLOSE.
    272 5 To-day, Oct IT. lutttinim' Penang,"* Lbe, Aden. Port Said rope Marseilles) Ka yan 1 p.m. Registration up to 11 a.m. Parcels 10 a.m. ieacatarf Mail by train to jang, taking snails for rope tit 4 p Registratin op to S.30 p.m Lg Hon£ Lian 2 p.m. Hena 2
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    BANKRUPTCY COURT.
    13 5 Court v^ ei iingsinthe hdd 401, and <,-« L tamp*as Publicly examined.
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    STRAITS PRODUCE.
    194 5 iO-DAVS QUOTATIONS Tin.- $84%.--Buyers no Sellers. Copra.—Business done. Tapioca.—Business done. Sago Flour. —Business done. Gambier. —No business. Pepper.—No business. Latest Local Market Qaotatinnn. Gambier $10.62^ Java Cube 17.50 Hamburg Cube 17.00 Press Cube 15.50 Sarawak White Pepper 20.00 Mixed Black Pepper 12.62^ Sundried Copra 9.05 Mixed Copra 9.35
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    EXCHANGE.
    115 5 Singapore, Oct 17. >n London— Bank 4 months' sight 2s 4 5-32 d Demand 2s 4 l-16d Private 3 months' sight 2s 4 13-32 d 3n New York Demand 51% Private Md|l 53^ On France Phink 64~> On Indi i— Bank Tel. Transfer 173% On Hongkong— Bank demand draft
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    RUBBER QUOTATIONS.
    54 5 C. of C. Rubber Association Singapore, Oct 17. Closing Prices. Buyers Sellers Spot 36 36% Latest Lowtoe Cable* quote.—L*Q don, Spot 10% d. •Übbed Bnckea Closing Tries Buyers Sellers Spot 36 36% Nov to Dec 37% 37% Jan to March 39 39% Latent London Cables quote.—Loadon, Spot 10%
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    Fred Waterhouse Co., Ltd.
    24 5 Singapore, Oct 17-To-day's closing rubber quotation fre as under* New York.—20%. London. —10% d. Singapore.— cts. Tone of Market. —Firm.
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    CINEMA CHAT.
    68 5 The Gaiety programme to-night is, in the first show, "The Fighting Trail" serial, episodes 8, 9, 10 and 11, the second "The Great Circus Mystery" serial, episodes 6 and 7. new Pathe Gazettes, Nos 903 and 904, "The Broadway Bubble," a specia. Vitagraph production with Cormno Griffith, and
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    36 5 Washington, Oct 13.—Impressive unveiling ceremonies of the bust oi Lord Bryce in the Capitol, and a statue of Burke in one of the most prominent streets, were in the nature of warm demonstrations of AngloAmerican friendship.—Reuter.
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    SHIPPING NEWS.
    677 5 ARRIVALS. E'out. Dutch. 966 toft, Capt Pronkcr. from Berouw. via Soerabaya and Samarang Oct 14, for Soerabaya c t 17« genepn] cargo, consignees X P M. Mcran B: i ish, 70 tons, Capt Dullah, from Ma acca via Muar Oct 15. for Malacca Oct 16, general cargo, consignees
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    PASSENGERS ARRIVED.
    68 5 Mr L J Hazel arrived yesterday by the s.s. Kelantan from Malacca. The following passengers arrived this morning by the s.s. Awa Maru from Kobe:-Mr Tooru Shimizu, Mr Risaku Sohma and Mr Yonekiche Takahashi; (Hongkong) Mr Sarno«•uke Kajinuma and Mrs Maki Xajinuma. Mr and Mrs Lowick and child
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    PASSENGERS HOMEWARD.
    206 5 The following passengers are proceeding to Europe by the s.s. Kalvan, sailing from Singapore at 2 p.m. today: Mr Branden, Miss M S M Thom-on, Mrs N M Thomson, Mr Paterson. Mrs Moore. Mr Rowland and infant, Mrs Diamond, Miss A L Wispier, Miss E M Hall, Lt
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    CHINESE ASSOCIATION'S ENTERTAINMENT FOR SWATOW FUND.
    186 5 Under the auspices of the Chinese AsMMratioa an enterteknent was heU at tkm Liberty Hall, Ltd on Saturday. S.«.pttmber 23, in a;d \>f the Swatow 11 I and. The tutal nett \v ocsi ia up to date are $6.191.21. There are two more bills
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    JAPANESE EVACUATION OF SIBERIA.
    193 5 Tha local Japanese Consulate-G-jneral favours u s with the following ttktrram from Tokio, dated October 14: The Commander-in-Chief of the Japanese forces in Siberia has issued the following proclamation, dated October 3, on the final section of the orohibited area in Siberia: Neither the arming of
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    JIMAH RUBBER.
    685 5 DIRECTORS' REPORT FOR PAST YEAR. The report of the directors to the twelfth annul.: I general m:-etiT.<g of shareholders in the Jimah Rubber E>tates, Ltd, to be held within the registered office of the company, Chartered Bank Chambers, Singapore, on Saturday Oct 21, at noon, states: Yout directors
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    43 5 A message from Tokio of Oct 10 reports that six thousand workers, at naval ports and that Tokio arsenal, are reported to be out of employment as a result of retrenchment in the defence force, The dismissed men are said to be decrepits.
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    FERNANDO APPEAL.
    233 5 PUISNE JUDGE UPHOLDS CONVICTION. The case of E Fernando, late reception clerk at the Europe Hotel, who was first convicted by Mr P A F David. District Judge, of criminal breach of trust in respect of monies belonging to the hotel, and sentenced to 12 months' imprisonment, and
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    A CURE FOR DOUBLE CHINS.
    306 5 S.C.M.P There is nothing which make» a man- or woman feel older than a double chin but the details given n a cintemporary for reducing these of superfluous fat make one "vond'rr whether the "cure" is not vorive than the affliction. First, you must "loosen
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    124 5 A new super-lifeboat which will cost £20,000 ia being built for the Royal National Lifeboat Institution. She is motor-driven, and will be the largest of her kind in the world, with a 1- Tth of 60 ft., a beam of 15 ft., an 1 a displacement of 40 tons. Power
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      77 5 THE BANKRUPTCY ORDINANCE 1888. IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE STRAITS SETTLEMENTS. SETTLEMENT OF SINGAPORE. §ummary Case. In Bankruptcy. No. 22 of 1917. Re Clarence Bodestyne. Notice m hereby given that a first Dividend is intonied to be declared in the abwe matter. All croiitors must prove their claims by
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      365 5 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS. MUNICIPAL NOTICE. Notice is hereby given that lrwell Bauk Road through m\\ will be closed to all traffic from 18th October during reconstruction. Traffic can proceed by Leonie Hill Road. By Order, W. MARSH, Municipal Secretary and Treasurer. Municipal Office, Singapore, October 16, 3Y OHD2R OF Tflt CUSTODIAN
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    DOMESTIC OCCURRENCE.
    45 6 DEATH. LIM.—Kirn Seah at 78, Waterloo Street on the 16th. Friends and relations are respectfully requ't-ted not to spend money on any scrolls, bands or Chiocse Bnaaieiana- it beir g the deceased's desire to have a simple avd c 4 ui< t funeral.
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    GENERAL ELECTION PROSPECTS.
    900 6 A Genera] Election is imminent. So much seems co be assured. When, Mr Lloyd George lenowa be.->t, for he will choose hi>> time like the shrewd and skilful electioneer that he is.. The campaign may be considered to have been definitely opened by his speech in Manchester.
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    711 6 Reuter. Mr A Sarkies has come to Singapore and will return to Penang this week. The Hon Capt A R Chancellor, In-spector-Generai of Police, S S, has returned to Singapore from Penang. Sir Arthur Adams, Mr J D Kemp and the Hon Mr D A M Brown have come Croat
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    RESTRICTION.
    228 6 CABLE AMBIGUITY CLEARED UP. One Shilling the Maximum Duty. An oiiicial message from the Colonial Secretary's Olrice clears up the ambiguity ia the published version of the telegram from the Secretary of State relating to the imposition of a rubber export duty from Nov L It may oe mentioned
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    ESTATES WILL BENEFIT.
    1066 6 FINANCIALLY. Interview with Mr Pfck. One of the beh u-known and mo.st consistent advocates of restriction of rubber production has been Mr F C Peck, and hs views on the restriction scheme to be introduced on Nov 1 are therefore interesting. Mr Peck was seen by a
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    106 6 The Mandarin class of* Union will b? h Fridays from f» to J will be opened on J it is hoped that a T ir embers will J0 ;n fee will be $2. «Art of SS* A paper on tne a v Writing" will le Jefferson at the C A
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      308 6 BADMINTON ft nJ Sets. I l Ik New Shipment Received j *****111» JAQUES CUB BADMINTON SET. 1 g I Suitable for indoor or outdflOl play Com- gj Dj E Ml 11 111 IF pr ism g —2 pieces jointel posts with cross rC piece Baa 4 R .ckets, Not and
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    EFFECT OF PREMIER'S SPEECH.
    322 7 WHAT THE ENGLISH PRESS THoas of n GENERAL ELECTION "INEVITABLE." Reuter. __Tha4 Mr Lloyd George's speech has left the political \ot&* Cc V h where H was is the general trend of comment in U vTV n Pl ,nv of which are severely critical It is
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    458 7 Reuter. L ujotd GEORGE'S PLANS j Bitter Preach Condemnation. L. Ott IH.-Alth,:: g h Mr j L Gen?*, to the surprise ofj L,l experts, pa'-e no hint of date of the election in his swanL m tore of his peroration te [■W as «Beatii* the possibUity as raaifaiaf before tha
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    AERIAL FEATS.
    126 7 Thirty-Four Hours Aloft. Reuter. Mount Clemens, Mich'gan, Oct 15.— Lieutenant Maughan in a Curtiss auny a.ro; lar.e has won the Pu'Iitzer trophy i ace over a course of 160 miles, at a speed of 206 miles per hour Reuter. Le Bourget, Oct 15. —The aviatorBoussotrot and Drouhin, in
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    ANOTHER "EXPERIMENT?"
    35 7 Colonial Governorship Rumour. Reuter London, Oct 16.—The Manchester Guardian states tha c it is rumoured Mr MaeNamara is likely soon to leave the Mini-try of Labour for a Colonial Governorship. Hongkong is suggested.—Renter.
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    TURKEY AND GREECE.
    156 7 Evacuation Proceeding. Reuter Constantinople, Oct 15.—A creditable Diece of staff work is tbe promptness in tbe despatch of nine Allied missions to supervise the evacuation of the Greeks from various points in Thrace, which begins at midnight. An Italian battalion has also moved out to ChoTlu. The
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    A NEW LOVE FOR THE OLD.
    85 7 Reuter. Rig», Oct M —lt s announced that Krassin has res'gned from the Soviet Trade Commissariat. The reason is rot stated, but apparently is due to the rejection*of the Russo-Asiatic agreement with Mr Urquhan.— Beutor. Par's. Oct 16.— According to the Echo de Paris
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    BRUNEI UNITED.
    782 7 3,500 ACRES SURRENDERED TO GOVERNMENT. Tht annual general meeting of Brunei United Plantations, Ltd., was h.ld hi the registered offices of the Company, French Bank Bui'dings, at noon yesterday, those present being Messrs \V A Sims, chairman. H C Cooke-Yarborough, and H B Ward. The secretary having read
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    A Mixed Reception.
    220 7 As was only tv be expected, the new rubber r d iction scheme official Iv adopted by the Secretary of State and scheduled to come into force on No j 1 has met with a mixed recaption. Personally, we have always been rather in favour of the
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    A Bouquet for Sir Laurence.
    168 7 (To the Editor, "Times of Malaya.") Sir,—I extend my heartiest congratulation to the Secretary of State for the Colonies and to Sir Laurence Guillemard for having tedded up« n having rubber restriction. It ia now very e'ear why Sir Laurence took his sudden "holiday" to
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    Chinese Opinion.
    479 7 (To the Editor. "Times of Malaya") Sir,—As one who has written to you before advocating rubber restriction I take the opportunity to let you know that all prominent Chinese business men and planters in Ipoh ar» delighted at the news that at last something is to be done
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    PENANG NEWS.
    150 7 A Tragedy At Sea. (From Our Own Correspondent). j Penang, Oct 16.—The master of the j Kwazen Maru, which has arrived with j coal from Dairen, reports that two t Japanese fireman fell overboard on the 4th instant. One was rc c cued, I but the other, Jikichi
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    "HOLD-UP" IN GROVE ROAD.
    200 7 Cyclist Attacked and Robbed. A correspondent, signing himself "Jock" sends the following account of serious outrage of which he was the victin: 1 til cycling alone: grove-road last m -dn~s lay) at about 9 o'clock wh n I WM b.s!d up by uiree Chinese highway men
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    "DADDY LONG-LEGS".
    109 7 The Bandman Company made a Elgftt UMecest of Jean Webster's famous piece, at tbe Victoria Theatre last lligttt. It is a play which, nroperly acted, will rouse an audience to enthusiasm, and last night'i gathering m the auditorium were as h artily pleased as could be. Miss r
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    JAVA CHINESE STUDENTS' ASSOCIATION.
    109 7 At the h..Jf->\si!y general meeting! t*t the Java Chinese Students' Association held at 7, Race Course-lane on October 7. the following were eleced office-bearers: Pres dent, Lee Choon Kwee (reelected); vice-president, Tan Soe Twan (re-elected) hon secretary, Wee Keng Yang; <a«st hon secretary. Han Khiem Liang;
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      590 7 1 85 1 'I^UIJIL.O' BFAND I I CEMENT WATER-PROOFER. j 1 POLLUTED WELLS. s i A cement rendering inside a well water-proofed with this powder is the same as a continuous glass lining—no liquid can piss through it. I Ask for particulars of this simple until >d of preventing seepage
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    SPORTS AND PASTIMES.
    1474 8  -  FOOTBALL MIDDLESEX WIN THE CUP. Holders Beaten by Only Goal of j the Match. By "Reynard." So the Middlesex get the Singapore Cup and complete the hat trick--the Exhibition Cup, the Singapore League Shield and the Singapore halienge Cup. Ali honour to them for the achievement! On
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    COMMENTS ON THE PLAY.
    923 8  -  Diehards' Sound Victory. By "Echo." There was "no possible probable shadow of doubt" about the merits of the victors. They are quite the best tsam in Singapore at the moment, and in pulling off their "hat-trick" —Exhibition Cup, League Shield and S F A Cup—they have
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    THE TURF.
    169 8 TO-DAY'S TIPS. L THE FARRANT STAKES.— Distance 7 furlongs. 1 SORLRONG 23. 2 MINDEROO 23. 3 CAPT CUTTLE I|2. 2. THE TANGLIN STAKES.— Distance Race Course. 1 LADY PIQUET 23. 2 CORNSTALK 2i3. 3 HEARTBREAK I] 4. I. THE TANGLIN HANDICAP. —Distance Scurry Course. 1 MAHARANI 23. 2
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    HOCKEY.
    62 8 SCC vs. S R C. The following will represent the SRC vs. the S C C at hockey tomorrow on the latter's ground: N E Ess; F Albuquerque and L M Pmmfather; V C Westerhout, C B Webb and J S de Souza; C A Bateman. W A Aeiia.
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    CRICKET.
    247 8 Y.M.C.A. vs. ST. JOSEPH'S" O.B A. An interesting pame of cricket wi rplayed on Saturday on the St Joseph'* School ground between the Y M C A and the St Joseph's 0 d Boys' Association, which ended in favour of the former by 56 runs. The following were the
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    YACHTING.
    526 8 SUNDAY'S RACE. The first of the series of races under percentage handicaps, for the Cup presented by the Sailing Committee, came off on Sunday. Twelve boats were sent away by Mr Flett in unsettled weather at 10.15 and a slow but interesting race was won by the Gertrude. The
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    A PERJURY CHARGE.
    175 8 Chinese Witness Sentenced. Before the Hon Mr Justice FarrerManby in the Supreme Court, Kuala i Lumpur, with Mr H C Taylor, Chief Court, Inspector, conducting the pro- 1 secution, Ng Than was arraigned upon two charges of perjury. It was alleged by the prosecution that on the
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    CRAIGIELEA STATUTORY MEETING.
    38 8 The Statutory Meeting of New Craigielea, Ltd, was he'd at the offices of the Company, Bettery-road, yesterday at noon, when Mr W E Plummer presided and several directors and shareholders attended. The business was formal.
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      422 8 THE ONLY CURE FOR ASTHMA Attjl BRONCHITIS. 260,000 TREATISES BY DOCTOR OFFKKgjj ft. One of our greatest physicians-—an eminent Asthnu says, I have not seen one who, if there were no plicationa, no matter how long the duration of the A<*th mm be cured, «**M THE GREATEST of ENGLAND'S PHYSICIANS
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    MARKET PRICE LIST.
    450 9 Singapore, Oct 16, 1922. Articles. Prices. c. Beans, Long per catty 12 Beans, French per catty 27 Beef per lb 38 Beef S.eak per lb 35 Bean Sprouts per catty 05 Bamboo Sprouts per catty 07 Blachan per catty 20 Brinjals per catty 08 Cabbage, Batavia per
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    COST OF GLASSES.
    159 9 (The Editor of the "Malay Mail.") Si r With reference to Simple Simon's" letter in your issue of the 11th inst, I was stung in the same manner, not quite so badly as poor Simon. I paid $48 per pair to an optician. Also at the hotel,
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    THE SHARE MARKET.
    1518 9 LATEST PRICES QUOTLD IN THE MARKET. Messrs LYALL AND EVATT, Exchange and Share Brokers issue the following list of quotations. Singapore, Oct 17. RUBBER, STERLING SHARES—MaiI Quotations. Issue Paid Val. Up. a. d. 2|- 2|- Allagar 0 0 3 2|- 2|- Angle-Java 0 16 £1 £1 Anglo-Malay
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      322 9 ROY MILK STORE, i h Cow's AND COLD, to supply; office during office hours. lfr f or Indi»n Sweetmeat*. PRICE* MODERATE. ANSWER NATURE'S DEMAND cunug fo«iUn«. without drugs. ,u tTYlGlCAL-T H ERAPEUwdemon.tl.*d method cf baling, rapidly gaining scores 1 Haiiew science which further attainment in the I t of curing
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      682 9 NOTICE. NOTffTCATfON. Teuders wiM bo received at tbe Resident's Office, Kuching. v;- to the 30th November, 1922, for the lease of the Pawnbr "king Farm for the District of Sarawak Proper i.e. from Tanjong Datu to the Sadong River inclusive Ihe Farm confers the exclusive right to the lessee of
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      150 9 i i i i i THE STRAITS ALBION PRESS, Ltd., L I (NCORPORATED IN THE STR\I TS SETTLEMENTS., j I PRINTERS AND STATIONERS, I 20a 20c, Collyer Quay, I SINGAPORE, S.S. I 1 Do you require STATIONERY of good I quality? The following lines are stocked and can be m
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    INDIAN EMIGRATION.
    283 10 AN INDIAN VIEW. After hearing the deputations from Mulaya and Ceylon, we understand, says the "Servant, of India," that the Standing Committee have recommended certain changes in the draft rules which in due course will be submitted to the Legislature for approval. It appears that methods of emigration
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    NEW USES FOR RUBBER.
    299 10 Lends Beauty to Paintings. The Times of Ceylon" London correspondent writes:—lt is only by actual testing that new inventions and idea* can be proved of value, either commercially or otherwise. We have lately examined some exceptionally fine results of hand painting on rubber. The result produced
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    THE OPPORTUNITY.
    155 10 [The Editor of the "Malay Mail."] o:_ r\ i Sir, —During the past most depressing 2 years many articles have appeared in your paper on the following topics of vital interest to the country New uses for Rubber. Rubber manufacture in the country of Production. New Industries for
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