Malaya Tribune, 15 September 1926

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    21 1 The Malaya Tribune. Vol. XIII.- -No. 216 SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, 1926 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune. WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, 1926.
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    Sporting News
    480 2 FOOTBALL U.C.A. vs. Sri Menanti Last Saturday on the Kubu Plain A Ground, Malacca, the United Chinese Association played the Sri Menanti Football Team of Kuala Pilah at soccer. Mr. Koh Seng Watt had charge of the game and the teams were U.C.A. —Young Fu Kong Lee Chee
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    YACHTING
    695 2 First Race of Series for the Vickers Trophy The first of the series of three races for th'_' trophy so kind y presented by Mr. S. C. Ykkers was sailed off on Sunday morning At 10 a.m. Captain Olive started 12 boats ov?r the usual course in light airs
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    PRIESTS STAGE FIGHT
    213 2 A unique bout took place recently wher two priests in the Philippines eogajgejj a melee in whioh fists, >>ooks and spectacle figured prominently, father Lara, of the Aglipayan churoh, meeting Father Elias Royes, of the Rom m Oatholf Church, one meaning at the JJS him saying: 'Que
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    292 2 The Association of Industry untitled. rnerce at Shanghai has aodn ed a to the Ministry of Justice expressing!!! surprise to learn that Gem have appled for authority to practsje i the Chinese Courts. It is pointed out thai should such a dangerous preced nl China will los- h.r judicial when
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      163 2 A THOUGHT FOR TO-DAY Mv health is my greatest asset and d* sustainment of good health almost entirely depends upon functional regularity. T fore it is wise to always keep at hand a mill laxative and liver regulator .vjcn M Pinkettes, for use, when nectary, to prevent constipation, dispel bilious
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    Letters to the Editor
    123 3 JU-JITSU CLASS (To the Editor of the Malaya Tribune.) Sir,—Will you be good enough again to allow me to write a few lines in your valuable paper regarding the above. I thank your correspondent, 'Sporting Youth,' for his sportive suggestion of forming a Ju-Jitsu class for
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    COMPANY REPORT
    343 3 The Eastern United Assurance Corporation, Limited The directors' report to the shareholders of the Eastern United Assurance Corporation, Limited, for the year ended June 30, 1926, is as follows:— The Directors have pleasure in submitting to the shareholders their thirteenth report :.nd statement of accounts for the year
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    DIVINE MESSENGER
    221 3 Krishna's Visit to Bring New Civilization to U.S. Krishnamurti, the New Messiah of j the World Theosophist Society, is COO- j vinced that he is not like other human beings and has been sent by heaven to rescue the world from materialism. He told reporters in his first
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      554 3 ECZEMA BROKE OUIiFEEI Formed Itchy Eruptions. Healed by Cuticura. My trouble first began with dry eczema which broke out on my feet in little pimples and after a time formed sore eruptions. The eruptions began to itch and burn and I had to wear old slippers. The trouble lasted about
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      311 3 No. 8 of a aeries. INSPECTION To lay down a set of principles before being filled, are thoroughly and rules governing the manu- clean and inspected; once filled, facture of Aerated Waters is not they are again inspected for enough; rigid inspection is also visible impurities; once every necessary to
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      391 4 I EMPIRE I fin the Second Star, at 9-15 P.M. jc cj KING VIDOR prestnts A Picture of Love Evei lasting 0| Great in Spectacular Eentaticn Greater still in Heart Pi teh! King Vidor's ft qJ "Love Never Dies" brings spirit of Love's Old fcweet t-cng to the Screen. Q;
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      526 4 Amusements. I Positively Last Two Nights. H I AT THE I ALHAMBRA! a (T»» Ch«nx Km Co., Ltd. Proprietors.) q ifl n I" 1— U In the 2nd Show Commencing 9 p.m. I A GREAT FIRST NATIONAL SUPER PRODUCTION g Cj lr Cj An Adaptation of the Famous Novel C
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      376 4 GAIETY CINEMA Junction Albert a d Bencoolen Streets. THURSDAY, LAST NIGHT! At 9- JO p.m. A S'ICIAL TRIANGLE A O. Henry Fox-Imperial Comedy The Screen's Greitest Sensation FRANK MERRILL World's Champion Athlete and Holder of 48 Championships IN His Be3ond Super Comedy Stunt Drama A Fighting Heart A dynamic thunderbolt,
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      242 4 SURINA THEATRE North Bridge Road. Telephone No 2* TO-NIGHT AT 9PM THE FIGHTING RANGER BEEIAL 8 A 9 New Cartoon and Latest Pathe Oai AT 10 P.M. Wm. FOX presents BUCK JONES ft HELENA D'AJ IN Something decidedly different i n th* way of Westerns TrJE COWBOY AND THE COINTtSS
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    FINANCE & COMMERCE
    1152 5 FINANCE COMMERCE r-KODUC* Singapore, September 15 Rice, Siam No 1 Per Koyan $382 Rice, Siam 2 $347 Rice, Siam 3 $338 Rice, Saigon 1 N $316 Rice, Saigon 2 $312 Rice, Saigon 8 Rice, Rangoon 1 $296 Rice, Rangoon 2 $294 Rice, Par Boiled No 1 per bag $10.00 g?
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    39 5 The rate of issue of Money Orders for t,n^ d i* ylon tO d *y is Rs 153 e <mal o $100 The rate of payment of Money Jrders from India and Ceylon is Rs 157 equal to $100.
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    SINGAPORE HARBOUR BOARD
    125 5 Ships alongside the Wharves or expected to arrive Singapore, September 15. East Wharf (Entrance Gate 1) Sydney Maru 22; Van Cloon 20. Main Wharf (Entrance Gate 8) Takada 18; Seattle Manu 15; Ixion 9; Compiegne 7. Empire Dock (Entrance Gate 8) Edavana 35. Empire Dock (Entrance Gate
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    CROP RETURNS FOR AUG.
    55 5 Messrs. Guthrie and Co., Ltd., Kuala Lumpur report the following crop returns for August:— Sungei Buaya (Sumatra) R. Co Ltd 90,955 lbs. Ampat (Sumatra) Rubber E. Ltd, 66 200 lbs. Kwaloe Rubber Estates Ltd. 51,387 lbs. Sv.natra Caoutchouc Maatschappii 193,450 lbs. Continental Plantation Co. 44,562 lbs.
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    31 5 The S. S. Government is getting to be quite a stamp collector. The annual appropriation of $15,000 was so insufficient that an extra $9,000 is asked for in a supplementary estimate.
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      185 5 SINGAPORE DIARY To-day, September 15 Tides. —3.16 a~m., 2.48 p.m. U S. m?<l closes, 2 p.m. Grand Ballet, Victoria Theatre, 9.30 p.m. To-morrow, September 16 Hiph Water, 4.34 a.m. 3.46 p.m. licensing Justices 2.30 p.m Grand Ballet, Victoria Theatre, 9.30 p.m. Friday, September 17 High Tides. —6.27 a m., 5.14
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      220 5 mails CLOSE P.m-v.iF0-DAY, SEPTEMBER 15 Eengkahs Laboan Bilik, Tandjong Bale., {Jorth, N. E»t and N Kem*m„5™^. (S;ngkara) 2 p.m. Kretay, Trengganu, Kelantan and Bandon PI,J_ 0 TT (Prachatipok) 2 p.m China, Hainam, Japan, Korea ForSiberia Philippine Islands. Western Canada and Western States of U. S. A. mlino tt (Van Cloon)
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    SIR GEORGE'S INDICTMENT OF DEVOLUTION
    953 6 Of all the many things that hav c been said ani written about the Guillemard devolution "policy" Sir George Maxwell's critical survey, in the current issue of "British Malftya'' is at once the most competent and damning. Sir George first of all makes it clear
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    1187 6 A final dividend of per cent for the year ended 30th June will be recommended for payment to the shareholders of Brunei United Plantations Limited—Vide ad. A notice elsewhere reminds shareholders of Kuchai Tin Dredging Co., Ltd., that a call of 50 cents per share is due and remittances made
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    SOCIETY AND PERSONAL
    487 6 The Hon. Mr. and Mrs. Fairbum in Penang from Singapore by n *!T lv *f donia on Saturday morning. v fc **C'> Mr. A. J. Kelman, of \j a! Dredging, Ltd., accompanied t v T,J > man, is on a visit to Singap The death is announced
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    LONDON RUBBER STOCKS
    14 6 On 11th Sqptember 125" total of London Rubber stocks 3201 I
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    MAIL EXPECTED
    33 6 From Indo-China by s.s. G. Gr. Roume, due Singapore to-morrow afternoon. From China\and Japan by I r Maru, due Singapore to-morrow From China and Japan by Bal Maru, due Singapore to-mer:
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    LT. DESMONS RELEASED
    17 6 (Havas Agency Constantinople. The French Lieutenant D steanur Lotus, has be n ree bail.
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    MUSSOLINI AND FRANCE
    58 6 (Havas Agency Geneva, Se f In connection with the art pap:rs and the speeches of Si i reproaching Frame lor her ancs with anti-Fas .-ists, M Bi interview With the Ita.iari d Gmndi. to whom he ohae attitude was h gh'y r gr there was a risk
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    CRUELTY AT PENANG
    36 6 (From Our Own Corn Penang, September 14 For working his bullock while state, Rengasamy was line i Sannett In the police ccurt. For a similar offence aacther > driver was fined the same amount
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    MALAY CHILD KILLED
    69 6 (From Our Own Correal Ipoh, Sept >iy J^, An alarming accident happen Earing Gould, a Penang insu while he was motoring h h to Ifwfli yesterday. When near Ohemor in the afl car ran off the roid and killed child who mm standing h? It then banged
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    THE COAL STRIKE
    234 7 Further Action Put Back COVERNMENT WAITING FOR MR. BALDWIN xecutive Requests Miners Not to Sign Local Agreements British Official Press Service. Reuter's Service. London, September 14. members of the Central Committee th" coal-owners, after informing Mr r ,rrh:ll yesterday that the District V :utions rejected his proposal
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    Terrible Smash
    92 7 MANY KILLED IN RAIL DISASTER "Worst Accident Ever Known in Australia Reuter's Service. Sydney. September 14. A I way accident at Mum'la, a hundred rthwest of N wcast e, is described the vent ever known in Australia. WCT killed and fifty injure:! ks, wool laden, became detached 'is
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    THE KU KLUX KLAN
    103 7 Third Klanvocation Opened At Washington Reuter's Service. Washington, Sept. mber 14. The Ku KIux K an opened its third bknKlanvocation to-day, preceded yest rpay By a spectacular parade of white-robed i >ugh Washington s main thoroughh th Kanvocaticn is attended by usaads of Klansmen. a,, names
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    A HUGE LINER
    104 7 Clyde not Deep Enough to Launch Proposed Monster British Official Service. London, September 14. H to I k S Clydebank tsl a leading > f, J building: a thou,n,; hn «r cn the Clyde, provider, !L>\ n "guarantee thst the river v< I ccnditwm to launch it.
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    THE CINEMA FIRE
    40 7 >• ner and Operator Held for Manslaughter Reuter's Service. London, S:ipteml:er 14. run j an i Forde, owner and operator, «hen 7*i y the Drumcollog4i»?r Cinema j we holocaust occurred, have been JJ from custody on furnishing bail
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    Aliens in Britain
    256 7 CONDITIONS UNDER WHICH THEY CAN ENTER Exchange System in case of Hotel Employees British Official Press Service. London, September 14. lo£?V eport f the Minj stry of Labour for undpr B^£V°? e P articul ars of conditions under which aliens are permitted to enter t0 tekc UP
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    The Wanhsien Action
    226 7 CONGRATULATIONS FROM LORDS OF ADMIRALTY u Traditional Gallantry of the Service Upheld." Reuter's Service. [British Official Press Service.] The following has bean sent by the Admiralty to the British rnim— nsn In CLixi io China: "Hav.ng lecJved your telegraphic repoits cf the expedition to Wanhsien on Sunday,
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    THE H29 DISASTER
    91 7 Lieut. M. E. Wevell Dismissed From his Ship Reuter's Service. London, September 14. The Court-Martial on the disaster the sinking of the submarin H2V sentenced Lieutenant Malcolm Edgar \Vevel to be msmissed tram his ship. He was severely reprimanded. The Court fnund Bo* hazarding of th- vessel
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    INSURANCE RATES
    130 7 for China Rush up in London Reuter's Service. London, September 15. The Lon Ion insurance market yesterday quoted rates of s ?ven shilling sixpence per month of thi ty ©hillings for six months on approved goods in th e foreign concessions at Canton and Swatow. It i s
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    RAIL CROSSING FATALITY
    52 7 Inquest on Victims in Naworth Disaster Reuter's Service. Lcndon, September 14. The inquest on the victims of the Haworth railway crossing disaster ended in a verdict of manslaughter against the crossing <* at ,->. k eper, Mr. 0 iver, who the jury foumfwas killed as the result
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    League of Nations
    411 7 THREE NON-PERMANENT SEATS A YEAR Ratifications of Locarno Pact Deposited at Geneva Reuter's Service. Geneva, September 14. After a lengthy discuseion, the Committee agreed on rules governing the election of ncn-permanent members of the Council, the.r term of office and conditions ot re-eligibility. The rules piovide for
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    Cobham Missed
    156 7 NO NEWS SINCE FORCED LANDING Some Anxiety Now Felt for his Safety British Official Press Service. London, September 14 r ll me a u nxietv »> f«H regarding Alan %L*s£t m from i *v- E n lail d- Noth ng has been hea rd of him since September
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    Spanish Revolt
    98 7 ARTILLERY COLONEL GETS LIFE SENTENCE Plebiscite Running Strongly for the Government Reuter's Service. Madrid, September 14. cou rt-martial, composed of .general 5* ?o Artftar?%^ l 0? c ng the Army £cnL? m con netti °n Wth the re *> ut His Majesty, -.-j.oanen wifh th: Government su"j«t«on commuted
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    THE ASSIZES
    1497 7 Local Gangster to Die GUNMAN WHO FIRED ON THE POLICE Brave Sikhs Rewarded: Men Who Faced Fire Unarmed WfflEm m f death was P asse d by Sir at Wnn UnS n at the Criminal Sessions at Singapore yesterday afternoon on a SSeTfoTS H it°was aw v frnm
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    LANCASHIRE VS. THE REST
    87 8 Test Team Easily Wins Champion County Match (Havas Agency.) London, September 14. At the Oval England's fifth test team, which met Lancashire, the County Champions in the usual Champion County vs. The Rest match, won by 374 runs. The Rest ma»3e 217 (Hendren 100 Macdonald 4
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    CANADIAN ELECTIONS
    130 8 Bitter Campaign Breeds Ten Slander Suits Reuter's Service. Ottawa, September 15. Early election returns indicate that the Government will not be able to secure a majority in the new Parliament unless the returns from Western Canada prove a surprise. The contest has been bitter and as a result
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    FOREIGN EXCHANGES
    73 8 British Official Press Service. London, September 14. Exchange rates: Paris 169.5. New York 4.855. Brussels 177.625. Geneva 25.125. Amsterdam 12.11. Milan 134 875. Berlin *****. Stockholm 18.155. Copenhagen 18.255. OI) 22.155. Vienna 34.395 Prague 164. Helsingfors 192.75. Madrid 31.725. Lisbon 2 17|32. Rio 7 *****. Bueno.; Aires 45
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    Sporting News
    171 8 LAWN TENNIS American Championship Reuter's Service. Forest Hills, Sept. 15. The second round in the national lawn tennis championship brought surprising King of Now York beat Sarada of Japan, 6—4, 8 —6, 8—6. F T Hunter beat the Davis Cupper Obapin 6—2, 5—7, 8—6, 6—3. Arnold Jones boat
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    S.C.C. Tournament
    330 8 There was no play yesterday and yesterday's ties will be played on Thursday. TO-DAY'S TIES 44 B Singles S. E. Newbery owe 4 vs. P. Cave owe 15. A. A. Ewing owe 4 vs. L. P. Hickey owe 15. 44 C Singles M. Wardell owe 3 vs. W.
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    Garrison Tournament
    136 8 TO-DAY'S TIES All unfinished matches at 3.30 p.m. Ladies' Handicap Doubles Mrs. Tennant and Mrs. Low plus 2 vs. Mrs. Burnett and McKinnon plus 1 at 3.45 p.m. Mrs. Howell and Mrs. Heron scr. vs. Mrs. Sayers and Mrs. Walker owe 2 at 4.45 p.m. Mrs. Carey and
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    Y.M.CA. Tournament
    101 8 TO-DAY'S TIES Open Singles K. Nak*amura vs. Lim Bong So©. S. Murakami vs. K. Nodgu. Singles Handicap L. H. Campling vs. S. L. Reed. .Doubles Handicap R. E. Cox and A. M. Drysdale vs. R. C. Smith and D. Day d. G Haridas ani Dr. S. Rasanayagam vs.
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    SOCCER
    54 8 C.C.0.8.A. vs. Greenstars The following players will represent the Chong Cheng Old Boys' Association against the Greenstar Association of Johore on Thursday, the 16th inst., on the S C.F.A. padang:— Boon Huan: Boon Chuan, Boon Hup: Choon Teng, Ah Kong, Ah Kow: Cheng Lam. Kay Poh, Chin Tian, Gim
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    FOOTBALL
    15 8 Huddersfield vs. Sunderland Reuter's Service. London, September 14. First Division Huddersfield 0, Cvmderland 0.
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    Malayan Association
    219 8 INTER-STATE AND COLONY A meeting of the Association Football section erf the Malaya Cup committee was held on Saturday at the Selangor Club with Mr. J. M. Sime in the chair. There were present representatives from Selangor, Sngapcre, Perak, Malacca and Negri Sembilan, It was unanimously decided to
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    Indian Footballers
    93 8 Another treat is in store for local football enthusiasts when a party of twentyfive Bengali footballers arrive in Singapore on the 26 or 27th of this, month. Some of the players who visited Singapore some tme ago with the Bengali Gymkhan.l team are included in the pairty. They
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    CRICKET
    52 8 Australians at Blackpool Reuter's Service. Blackpool, September 14. Bright, cool weather prevailed and the wicket wa sgood. The England team made 191. Mailey 5 for 58, Holmes 48. The Australians made 201 for 4 when rain caused stumps to be drawn and the match was drawn. Macartney made 100
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    First Class Averages
    120 8 HOBBS AND SUTCLIFFE HEAD THE LIST Reuter's Service. London, September 14. The final first class averages reveal a most appropriate list. Hobbs and Sutcliffe are still together. Hobbs tops the list with forty-one innings for 2,949 runs. His top score was 316 not out and his average
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    HOCKEY
    36 8 Exciting Penang Game (From Our Own Correspondent.) Ipoh, September 14, In a hockey match on the padang yesterday the colours beat the whites by 4 to 3. It was a fast, exciting and keen game.
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    GOLF
    167 8 Garrison Golf Club SINGAPORE GOLF CHAMPIONSHIP^ The third round for the Singapore Golf Championship will be played on the Garrison Golf Club course on Saturday and the fourth round and semi-finals on Sunday. The following are the time sheets for each day: Saturday, 18th: 1. H. R. S. Law,
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    Keppel Club
    131 8 "ANDREW CURRIE CUP'» LADIES' GOLF CHAMPIONSHIP OF SINGAPORE—I 926 The following is the draw for the Ist and second rounds: Ist Rotrnd 3.15 p.m. Mrs. Elder vs. Mrs. Kirkland. 3.20 Mrs. Binnie vs. Mrs. McMichael. 3.25 Mrs. Stevens vs. Mrs. Webb. 3.30 Mrs Harrison vs. Mms. Wilson. The
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    S.S. Association
    1130 8 GANG ROBBERY REPORT PREPARED Anti-Malarial Works: Cruelty to Animals Following are the minutes of a Committee Meeting of the Straits Settlements (Singapore) Association, held in the Singapore Exchange Room on the September 13, 1926, at 5 p.m.:— Present: —Mr. J. G. Campbell (President), Hon Mr. G. C. Clarke,
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    DEATH OF MR. DOP
    307 8 Coroner Returns Verdict of Suicide The inquiry VSTX tending the death of Mr W. H 5£-S was found hanging oo^d Motors, Limited on Sunday was yesterday aiterraoon, the Coroner re ™"*"f HerdictI of sucide whilst of unsound mincL Mrs Eliza Christma Dop wife of the deSed
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    MR. HAME KILLED
    168 8 Fatal Fall Down Concrete Staircase Mr. Bernard W. Hame, M.C. A.M.1.C.E., Municipal Roads Engineer, met with a ratal accident at his rasidenee, Swiss Cottage Estate, Bukit Timah Road, at 11.45 pm. yesterday, from the effects of which he died about two hours later. Mr. and Mrs. Hame
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    LOCAL AMUSEMENTS
    242 8 THE CITY OPERA The City Opera has just engaged three new actresses from Medan, Misses Asiah, Berta and. Esah, who will aitpear in all the various extra and dances. We are of the opinion that Frjiay night will be a grand one wLjen the three actresses make their
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    HOME MARKETS
    87 8 London, September 15. Manchester Market— 8% lbs shirtings, fair (new basis) 10s 9d 40's Grey Yams, single twist 20% 6 lbs T. Cloth, for 24 yards 8s 9d Liverpool Market— Cotton—Fully Middling American (spot) $9.87 Egyptian Cotton 18 45 MetalsTin—Standard 3 months £297.17.6 Product— Copra, fair merchants £27.10«
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    TAN MURDER
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