Malaya Tribune, 10 October 1928

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    21 1 The Malaya Tribune Vol XV, -No. 237 SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1928 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune Wednesday, October 10, 1928.
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    R.R.I. AFFAIRS.
    656 2 An Information or a Research Bureau? The following letter appears in the 'Times of Malaya": Sir,—As you may or may not know, Americans are not generally known for their habit of writing open letters. However, I feel I must vio'ate this fact in asking you to give the
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    354 2 Complying with a joint request of various public organizations in wester n Kiangsi, the Military Council his ordered General Chu Pel tin to dispatch ;t portion of his troops tor the suppression of banditry in the various districts there. To ensure public peace and order and to maintain strict discipline
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      269 2 Happy Children my Brimful of energy and vitality and as M happy as the day is long are the children W daily food beverage is delicious" *M ML There is nothing as good as "Ovaltine** S W for building up sound nerves, alert minds 2 W and robust bodies. This
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      123 2 ORIENTAL MOTORS, 46, ORCHARD ROAD, SINGAPORE. j Some Facts about TIGER BALM. IThey say imitation jjl be true we are con- II siderably Haltered, iVlf^ M for TIGER BALM M g ouTUJ are 1 3 TIGER BALM which but has also passed the n.ost strict 0 .and buying I Q
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    THE NATIONALISTS.
    384 3 President or Administrative Council to Rule China? While the announcement that Marshal Chiang Kai-shek has sprung a last-minute surprise, (by declining to accept the appointment as Director of the Administrative Council, is authoritative, it is generally felt in political circles that this has no vital significance, as Gen.
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    JAPANESE GOODS.
    171 3 Direct to Consumer. The Mitsui Bussan Kaisha are sending one of their steamships, the "Ikomasan Maru," with a full cargo of sundry goods from Japan, and the steamer is scheduled to arrive at Bangkok about the middle of October. The intention is to sell these goods direct to
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    378 3 There is a certain amount of accommodation available in the bungalows at Port Dickson for the next two months, particularly in the Sanatorium, which has been renovated. Applications should be made in writing to the District Officer, Port Dickson. We understand, says the "Malacca Guardian," that a certain private limited
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      176 3 FAR ABOVE ALL WATERS FRASER IS; NEAVE LTD. I "HOMELITE" I I PORTABLE CENTRIFUGAL PUMP 1 I v Weighs only 95 lbs. c S Does more work of many gj jjj per runs on its ;> flßßp Q own spring 3 jj c Order one from the Sole Ag nts>.
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    Chinese Solidarity.
    1295 4 IMPORTANT STATEMENT BY CHIANG KAI-SHEK. Revolution Primarily Directed Against Imperialism. A statement has just been issued by Commander-in-Chief Chiang Kai-shek briefly reviewing the present situation and giving his own views regarding the Nationalist Government and the Kuomintang. A translation of General Chiang's statement is as follows:— Our comrades
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    79 4 The latest device employed by opium smugglers in taking opium to Hong Kong was exposed to Revenue Officers recently when it was found that the drug was concealed skilfully in bamboo stools. The opium was placed in the hollow of the bamboos forming the stool and a superficial inspection of
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    Correspondence.
    81 5 [Our readers are invited to write to us on subjects of public interest. It must be understood that the "Malaya Tribune"* does not necessarily endorse opinions expressed by correspondents. Letters should be as brief as possible, and preferably type-written. Pen-names may be used, but the names and addresses of
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    Employment at the Base.
    231 5 (To the Editor, Malaya Tribune.") Sir, —It is a very interesting trip in a motor-boat round Singapore Island towards the Seletar locality. You see numerous coconuts and rubber plantations, and a large buket-dredge at work; and just opposite this, on the seashore, you will see the
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    Cameron's Highlands Tea.
    486 5 (To the Editor, Malaya Tribune.") Sir, —I read with considerable interest the letter appearing in your issue of last Friday (reproduced from the "Malay Mail") by Mr. Williams, of Rawang, on the subject of Cameron's Highlands tea. I do not presume to be an authority on tea
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    DUTCH INDIES RUBBER.
    218 5 Exports Likely to Show a Decline. Cable figures of shipments of rubber from the Dutch East "Indies for July show gross shipments totalling *25,018 tons, of which 13,379 tons were estate rubber and 11,639 tons wet native rubber. Making the usual allowances for moisture and dirt, Messrs.
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    MARKET PRICES.
    443 5 Singapore, October 6. MEAT. Beef, steak (round) kati 50 Beef, stew or curry kati 42 Pork, lean kati 64 Pork lean and fat (Ist quality) kati 55 Mutton Indian lb. 55 Mutton Australian lb. 55 Fowl, kati 72 Hens (Locally reared) kati 76 Ducks each 73 Pigeons, domestic,
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    BOY SCOUTS ASSOCIATION.
    36 5 Orders for week ending Sunday, October 14: To-day, October 10.—Sim's Shield Inspection, 2nd Troop. Raffles Institution, 5.15 p.m. To-morrow, October 11. —Band Practice, Headquarters 5.15 p.m. Friday, October 12.—Ambulance Class, Headquarters 5.15 p.m.
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      153 5 SINGAPORE VOLUNTEERS. Programme of Drills up to and for October 14. To-day, October 10. 5.15 p.m.—Drill Hall, S. R. A. (v), Voluntary Drill. 5.15 p.m.—Drill Hall, Bde. Sig. Section (Sinhalese), Signal Training. 3 p.m.—Drill Hall, Raffles Inst. Cadets Weapon Training. To-morrcw, October 11. 5.15 p.m.—Drill Hall, S. R. A. (v),
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    HARBOUR BOARD.
    141 7 Alongside the Wharves or Expected to Arrive. Singapore, October 10. tost Wharf (Entrance Gate 1). Chr. Huygens 22; Wakasa Maru 20. Main Wharf (Entrance Gate 3). Takada 18; Kola 15; Amboise 14; Anlenor 11; Gemma 9; Oanfa 6. Empire Dock (Entrance Gate 3). <;-£>m Maru 32; Egra 35;
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    32 7 The rule of issue of Money Orders for I Ceylon to-day is Rs. 154 equal Ihe rate of payment of Money i from India and Ceylon is Rs. 156 0 1 $100.
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    BAZAAR AT MALACCA.
    334 7 Successful Effort for C.W.A. Funds. Organized by the Church Workers' Association, a very successful bazaar was held at the Malacca Volunteer Corps Headquarters on Saturday. The stalls were tastefully arranged around the centre hall, and were very attractive. Much arduous work had been done by the ladies
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    PUBLIC AMUSEMENTS.
    131 7 Surma Theatre. A story which shoots along with the speed of an express train, rapid fire funmaking in many unusual comedy sequences, and the hair-breath, hair-brained stunts of Richard Talmadge combine to make The Mysterious Stranger," an extremelyamusing and entertaining picture. The production will be shown locally at
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    JAPANESE NEWS.
    151 7 (By courtesy of the Nichi-Nichl Shimbunsha.) Tokyo, October 8. The business documents belonging to the Kanda Bank of Tokyo have been seized by the police in connection with the prosecution of the Bank's Directors recently charged with breach of trust. The Minseito Party, the most powerful opposition Party,
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    110 7 At the seventh annual general meeting of the Tiang Choon Kok Association on the 9th inst., at 6, Everton Road, the following were elected office-bearers for the ensuing year:—President, Mr. Wee Thong Poh; Ist vice-president, Mr. Chia Poh Heng; 2nd vice-»president, Mr. Cheong Pheck Tee; 3rd vice-president, Mr. Kwoh Ah
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    FORGER'S RUSE.
    190 7 Judge Sends Notes to Public Prosecutor. j A case was heard in the Singapore Supreme Court before Mr. Justice Prichard in which a Malay named Buyong bin Rhio, Administrator of the Estate of Rhio bin Saheo, deceased, sued a Chinese named Chua Boon Beng and Soona Moona Hanijah
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    SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
    176 7 Arrivals. Deli Brit. 726 tons, Capt Burton, from Bangkok 10.10, for Bangkok 14.10. Akita Maru Jap. 2,31 6 tons, Cant. Moroki, from Calcutta 10.10, for Japan 11.10. Sinylul Dut. 285 tons. Capt. de Graaf, f:om Sambas 10.10, for Sambas 13.10. Donai Fren. 370 tons, Capt. Kunvaunt, from Saigon
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    SHIPPING NEWS.
    418 7 The M. M. s.s. Paul Lecat is due herefrom Colombo on Saturday, the 13th inst., at 8 p.m. and will leave on the following day (14th inst.,) at G a.m for Saigon, Hong Kong, Shanghai, Kobe and Yokohama. The Shoma Maru, a whaler, 57 tons, Capt. Eliepsiu, built
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    RUBBER EXPORTS.
    107 7 Malayan Statistics For August. The following were the exports of rubber during August, at the minimum rate of duty, from the Malayan Restriction area: F.M.S. S.S. Johore Kedah Kelantan Treng. Total Tons. Tons. Tone. Ton.. Tons. Tons. Tons. "Carry Over" from 23rd quarter 2,936 1,238 961 275 621
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    FINANCE & COMMERCE.
    1491 7 FINANCE COMMERCE. PRODUCE. Rice, Siam No. 1 per Koyan Rice, Siam 2 E3 w di Ir> Bujm S* ll Rice, Siam 3 1294 ck Pep P er 67 00 Rice, Saigon 1 lf ß t nd C °P ra 10.20 Rice Saigon 2 fSS ,Xed C^ ra 9-*> Ricp t
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      643 7 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS. WANTED—A typist Assist. Lady preferred. Good English essential. Pay according to merits. Apply in own writing before 26th to L O. PHARMACY, 116 Serangoon, Post Box 170, Singapore. Pianoforte—Teacher has vacancies Theory and Practice, terms moderate Apply Box No. 744, c/o Malaya Tribune. TO LET—Garage, also motor-workshop tools.
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      402 7 SINGAPORE DIARY. To-day, October 10. Bfek Tides.—9.6 a.m., 8.26 p.m. Chinese National Day. gC.C. Tennis finals and prize distribution. Selancof Races. Peotball: Singapore Cup: Duke's v. Malays Dir. L, Stadium, 5 p.m. To-morrow, October 11. High Tides.—9.49 a.m., 9.22 p.m. i I home-ward mail closes. Football: Cochin China v. Chinese,
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    DOMESTIC OCCURRENCE
    58 8 I Births, Marriages and Deaths. ANNOUNCEMENT. Th<> marriage will take place on October 19, 1928, between Mr. Lim Lian Sen*,' of Singapore Municipal Office, son of the late Mr. Lim Kay Hong and Mis-? Tan Ah Miow alias Tan Ah Kong otherwise called Tan Lee Kiang the only
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    COUNCIL SPEECHES.
    859 8 The Speeches on the Adjournment at Monday's meeting of the Legislative Council were neither so numerous nor so lengthy as is customary. Obviously some of the Unofficial Members are saving themselves for the bigger meeting later in the month, when among other things they will declare themselves —very
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    934 8 The usual monthly meeting of the Singapore Sinhalese Association will be held at 74, Tank Road, at 5.30 p.m. to-day. On the subject "The most wonderful verse in the Bible," Mr. Jame Teskey will lecture at Bethel English school, Katong, at 7.30 p.m. to-morrow. In honour of the 17ih anniversary
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    SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.
    589 8 Mr. Justice Sproule, Acting < tice, who proceeded to X, evening, is expected back in morrow morning. The Hon. the Raja di Hi ir p has been confined to his ho Kangsar owing to iUnesa di fortnight, is now much bett< rP*« Dr. H. M. Kevin is
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    BATTLE OF PAHANG CONCESSIONS.
    50 8 Burma-Malay Co. Files Its Claim. (From Our Own Cor-' Kuala Lumpur, Od rl The "Malay Mail" is ir Burma Malay Corpora!i< WjJ plaint in the Civi Supn m■ C Lipis in connection with mpPf* claim to the possession- of land in Pahang. The pla lengthy document.
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    MAILS EXPECTED.
    34 8 From China by s.s. Fooksai ue I; Singapore on Friday, the 12th i■■'■ant. From Europe, (London mails 1 September 20) bv s.s. Rohna. di PI at 6 a.m., on Friday, the 12th
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    TIN AND RUBBER.
    35 8 Latest Quotations RUBBER. London:—B 3 id. New York:—lB% cents (C > Singapore:— SOV2 —3o 3 4 TIN. London:—Spot £218 15s Od (unchanH'' 1 months £216 10s Od (down ~a Singapore:—slo9.oo (15> tons soMh
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    HEARST ON FRENCH MACHINATIONS
    128 9 No More Sympathy from America. "UNSEEMLY ACT" OF U. S. JOURNALIST. Horan Charged With Breach of Professional Ethics. Reuter's Service. Paris. October 9. [ar 'Id Horan, head of the "Universal i ice,** belonging to Mr. Randolph millionaire newspaper pro- nmoned to the Quai d'Orsay after which
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    THREAT FROM MR. HEARST.
    57 9 New York, October 9. Hearst, interviewed, said he saw no the French Government should ich a fast unless the Agreement ed something of which they were and added, "If French machinasecret diplomacy involve the world reat war, as they are likely to ed not again count
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    AN "UNSEEMLY ACT."
    123 9 iParis, October 9. diplomatic circles emphasise that is not accused of stealing the anient from the arch.yes of the Foreign ii iut only with publishing a State merit without the consent of the Government, thereby committing a breach of pc,, ethics towards the French authorities. (1 in
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    Sensational Suicide.
    107 9 WOMAN JUMPS FROM 12th STOREY WINDOW. How Spirits Aided Her Husband In Railway Building. Reuter's Service. New York, October 10. Mrs. Arthur Stillwell committed suicide by jumping from a twelfth storey window fashionable hotel. She left a note ng that she could not live withou: her husband, who
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    H. A. LINE COMES BACK.
    73 9 Has Tonnage Now of More Than a Million. Reuter's Service. Berlin, October 10. Hamburg-Amerika Line, which bei was the largest in the world 1 net tonnage of 1,360,000, is triving to regain its old position, ling programme providing for n of twenty ocean ships and
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    BRITISH CARS DOUBLED.
    54 9 British Official Wireless. London, October 9. hag to the annual issue of the the Society of Mooor Manufacutput of British motor-cars was i i doubled between 1923 and 1927. »3 -ires rose from 66,396 to 150,000. was an equally striking increase in inaeture of commeicial cars, which
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    U.S. BUY BRITISH 'PLANES.
    52 9 British Official Wireless. London, October 9. firm of Roe at Manchester have reI aa order from New York for fifty Avian aeroplanes fitted with thirty to norse power Cirrus engines and the V slotted wing safety device. «2 believed to <be the biggest order for planes
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    PRESIDENT CHIANG KAI-SHEK.
    136 9 Takes Oath of Office Today. OTHER OFFICIALS ALSO APPOINTED. Reuter's Far Eastern Service. Nanking, October 0. The Central Executive Committee of the Kuomintang has appointed General Chiang Kai-shek President of the Government Council, Mr* Hu Han-min President of the Legislative Yuan, Mr. Tan Yen-kai President of the
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    Massacre in China.
    41 9 TWO HUNDRED THOUSAND REPORTED SLAIN. Alleged Outbreak of Fanatical Moslems. Reuter's Service. New York, October 9. A China famine relief organisation has received information that fanatic Moslems have massacred about two hundred thousand persons in Kansu province, China.
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    CENSUS OF SHANGHAI.
    63 9 Sixth Largest City in the World. Reuter's Far Eastern Service. Shanghai, October 10. The census just completed by the Chinese authorities claims that Shanghai is the six:h largest city in the world with a total of 2,726.000 inhabitants, of whom 48,000 are foreigners. The French concession has
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    U. S. 'PLANE DISASTERS.
    55 9 Tremendous Increase Over Last Year. Reuter's Service. Washington, October 9. A report of the Department of Commerce shows that 390 aeroplanes crashed in the United States in the first six months of 1928 with a loss of 153 lives, representing an increase of 190 accidents compared
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    SUGAR WAR ON.
    63 9 Reuter's Service. Durban, October 9. In order to meet the competition of Cuban sugar imported via American ports, Natal producers have been compelled to make large price cuts down to bedrock. The wholesale price of Natal sugar, hitherto twenty-five shillings a hundred pounds, is now reduced to
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    BRITISH UNEMPLOYED.
    46 9 British Official Wireless. London, October 9. The number of unemployed in Great Britain, on October 1, shows a further considerable increase of 41,160 compared with the week before. Compared with a year ago the increase is 260.525. The total of the unemployed is 1,336,400.
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    EARTHQUAKE IN MEXICO.
    47 9 Reuter's Service. Mexico City, October 9. An earthquake shock caused the Deputies to hurry from the Chamber, which suspended its sitting. Shocks were felt in nine States. The damage is heavy, particularly in the town of Oaxaca, the southern section of which is ruined.
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    125 9 It is satisfactory, so far as it goes, to have the Colonial Treasurer's assurance that he meant to make no reflection whatsoever on any person connected with the Rubber Research Institute in his statement in the Legislative Council, on August 27. But the fact remains," observes the "Malay Mail," "that
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    WORKMEN BURIED UNDER DEBRIS.
    81 9 Collapse of Building Under Construction. FIVE STOREY CONCRETE STRUCTURE. Reuter's Service. Prague, October 10. Sixty out of eighty-seven men working within a five-storey building in the course of construction in the centre of the town were buried in the debris when the whole building collapsed without
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    Negus Crowned.
    122 9 COLOURFUL CEREMONY IN ABYSSINIA. Forty-two Thousand Troops Participate. Reuter's Service. Rome, Octob:r 9. News from Adis Abeba states that Rastafari, the new monarch of Abyssinia, who is to share the throne with his aunt, was crowned Negus of Abyssinia at 6 o'clock this morning. The crown was placed
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    TO ADMIT BRITISH SHIPS.
    80 9 May Participate in Australian Coastal Trade. British Official Wireless. Lor.don, October 9. In the course of a speech at Sydney Mr. Bruce, the Australian Prime Minister, announced an intension of repealing the coastal clauses of the Australian Navigation Act. This wi 1 permit British ships to
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    WHOLESALE BRIBERY.
    63 9 Soviet Officials Found to Be Corrupt. Reuter's Service. Riga, October 9. Out of 130 managers, inspectors and other officials in the Don District Finance Department indicted on charges of receiving bribes and kindred offences, 121 have been convicted and sentenced to imprisonment from a decade downwards, with a
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    "STRAITS PRODUCE."
    274 9 Santry's Defence Contribution Cartoon. Volume VII of 1 Straits Produce" opens with an excellent number, just published— and with it is furnished an index of the last volume, from which the curicus may discover just who wrote those clever articles which so appealed to them in previous issues.
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    37 9 The inquest on the late Mr. T. G. Mclver, chief officer of the "Katong," who met his death through slipping whilst about to board a sampan at Collyer Quay last Wednesday evening, is expected to commence to-morrow.
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    FLOATING DOCK'S ARRIVAL.
    233 9 Due Off Singapore On Friday. BIG JOB FOR CONTRACTORS. No Public Inspection Till Next Year. It is expected that the end sections of the Admiralty Floating Dock which have been joined together for towage will arrive at Singapore on Friday, and the middle section on Monday next.
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    Telegrams in Brief.
    474 9 Reuter's Service. British Official Wireless. C nenhagen, October 10. The Government has tabled a bill legalising the sterilisation of person's dangerous to public safety. London, October 9. The Tenth Hussars from Honslow, under the command of Lieutenant-Colonel Greenwood, sailed from Southampton io-day on the transport "City of
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    Sports & Pastimes.
    273 10 Sports Pastimes. RUGBY FOOTBALL. S.C.C. TOURNAMENT. Merchants Defeat South Johore. The Singapore Cricket Club opened their tournament yesterday, when the Merchant I met South Johore on the Padang, the home team scoring a decisive vie ory by 13 points to niL The was brimful of interest from start to finish,
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    A.P.C. Beat Islands.
    159 10 The A.P.C. met and defeated the Islands by 8 points to 6 at the Stadium yesterday. Shortly after the kick-off the Islanders scored through Scully who got possession from a scrum near the A.P.C. line. The try, however, was not converted. The A.P.C. equalised through Pervott after
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    S.C.C. v. Services.
    37 10 The following will represent the Singapore Cricket Club against the United Services to-morrow on the Padang: O W Gilmour; Pinckney, Pecker, McArthur, Goldman; Collier, A. N. OtherSturgess, Bonaventura, Dements, Storr, Leonard, Franks, Anderson, Windle.
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    Rumah Miskin Beat Young Chinese.
    94 10 BADMINTON. Before a large gathering of enthusiasts, an interesting game was played between the Rumah Miskin B. P. and The Young ktT c %J%E the c onrt on Sunday The following the results (Rumah Miskin players mentioned first)fjTtl rf h a n im Watt beat
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    C.F.A. Tournament.
    60 10 The annual tournament of the Chinese rriendly Association was concluded on Sunday when Lim Chwee Poh, who had been champion for three successive years was beaten by Choo Leong Huat, who has only been playing the game for a few -months. Results:— Championship.—Winner, Choo Leone Huat; runner-up, Lim
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    Austinians v. Rovers B.P.
    47 10 The following will represent the Austin B P. against the Rovers B. P. in a match of five singles, on the latter's court on Sunday beginning at 4. p.m.: Lee Kirn Seek. Hendrick Tan, Phua Tian Loh, Tan Hong Hoon and John Tan.
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    30 10 Members of the Juvenfle Badminton Party are requested to note that Mr. Chia teck Seng has been elected football captain, in place of Mr. Teo Ban Teo Ban Teck, resigned.
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    Uzcudun Matched Against Roborti.
    32 10 BOXING. Reuter's Service. b ,ew York October 10. Tf-r B S< L U Paol, no Uzcudun, fights the Fhh?' £°te rt RoWti October 17 at Ebhets Field. Brooklyn.
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    United Banks v. S.R.C.
    60 10 ASSOCIATION FOOTBALL. r. i. e !T* n g represent the United anks football Clrb against the SRC to-morrow, on the F R.C. ground: P BeinV Loo Beng, Eugen Chong, Thet Sionir Chwee Cheng, Lin, Teck Seng, D. Riechefmann, Chonp Hooi, A. J. L n Lee and
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    MALACCA CHAMPIONSHIP.
    357 10 Mullaly Beats Wallace After Great Recovery. GOLF. The final in the Malacca Golf Club's championship competition was played on Sunday between J. B. Wallace and A. E. Wallace, bo;h previous winners, over 36 holes—lB in the morning and 18 in the afternoon. After a fine struggle, producll g
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    Wallace Wins Medal.
    57 10 *2EL was lar e e «5*7 for the October Monthly medal competition, also played during the week-end. The following wire the b ?st cards returned: J. B. Wallfce (1) 4 down (winner), J. Paterson (10) 5 down B. Cooper (20) 5 down, G. R. M. Millar (2^)
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    R.C.G.C. v. Japanese.
    96 10 The Race Course Golf Club met the Japanese Golf Club on Sunday, and the following are the results, R.C.G.C. members being mentioned first: Uetiri L ivf." 01iveiro Mor *a H. L. H. Lim John Lavcock IU Makino Saitoh 0. »y<-ocK iy 4 Talma Martens 0, Uo Goto
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    Ladies' Championship.
    29 10 In the semi-finals of the Singapore Ladies golf championship, Mrs. Stevens beat Mrs. Tindlay at the 19th hole and Miss Law beat Mrs. Gregory Jones 3 and
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    SELANGOR AUTUMN MEETING.
    258 10 Saturday's Handicaps. THE TURF. The following are the handicaps for Saturday s races of the Selangor Turf Club Autumn meeting: Race I.—Ponies—Class 2—lst Div L lon f S: rr The Witch 9 8 > Kajang Gin 9.6 Maude H. 9.0, Mutual Trust 9.0, Zarlita 8.12, Mannaway 8.10,
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    VISIT OF AUSTRALIAN LADY CHAMPIONS.
    312 10 Exhibition Matches to be Arranged. LAWN TENNIS. Under the auspices of the Singapore Lawn Tenms Association, two of the leading Australian lady players, Miss Daphne Akhurst and Miss D. Bickerton will visit Singapore towards the end of the month and play in exhibition matches at
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    S.R.C. TOURNAMENT.
    69 10 Yesterday's Results. The following aie the results of yesterday's ties in the Singapore Recreation Club tournament. MIXED DOUBLES. Mliss Pereira and N. E. Ess beat Miss Norris and V. H. Norris 3—6, 6—4, 6—l. Mrs. N. S. Hogan and N. S. Hogan v. Miss Smitn and R. C.
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    Mrs. Dando in Final at Home.
    55 10 Mrs. Dando, a former Malayan ladies' singles champion and last year runner-up to Mrs. Laing, and who with her husband proceeded Home some time ago (not to return to this country) was recently beaten in the final of the Thorpeness ladies' singles by Miss
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    Clere Beaten Again.
    67 10 Paul Clerc, the Singapore champion, who w-as beaten by Chim, the Cochin China champion, a few days ago, ha 1 another encounter with the visiting champion yesterday on Dr. Lim Han Hoe's cou.t. Clerc was again beaten by 6—4, 3—6, 6—3, after a hard fought game. Clerc
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    S.F.A. v. Malacca Club.
    175 10 HOCKEY. On Monday the St. Francis' Association, Malacca, played their first match of the season against the Malacca Club. The Franciscans were the faster team. C. de Vries, playing very well at centre-forward, opened the scoring, and before half-time A. Paul increased the lead. Fin work
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    Y.M.C.A. v. Police.
    54 10 The following will represent the V.M.C A against the Police to-morrow, on the T**Tr C 'i^nd :—S. Bolter; C. Lall and A. N. Katyal; J. W. Coats, B. Singh and g. F, Santos; M. Catchatoor, R. Tennyson, H. G. Stack (capt.). P. Buschow and J. C. S.
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    Eurasian Co. Spoon Shoot.
    113 10 RIFLE SHOOTING. At a Company Spoon Shoot hold by the Eurasian Co., S.V.C, Rifle Club, at the Bukit Timah range on Sunday afternoon, the following were the results: "A" Class.—2oo yards, Capt. H. R S Zehnder; 500 yards, Pte. J. Zuzarte; GOO yards, Pte. O. A.
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    THE M.C.C. IN CEYLON.
    460 10 Excellent First Wicket Partnership. CRICKET. A special cable from Colombo to th? "Malayan Daily Express" on Sunday states: The M.C.C. team to Australia arrived in Colombo yesterday and was heartily and enthusiastically welcomed. The match between the tourists and a team representing All Ceylon was delayed
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    S.C.C. TOURNAMENT.
    217 10 Monday's Ties. BILLIARDS. The following ties in the Singapore Cricket Club tournam. Nt will be played on Monday; A Class Handicap. P. Carmicheal, minus 125, v. E. G. Housley, minus 25. H. W. Hughes, minus 175, v. N C Metherell, minus 100. B Class Handicap. P. Storr, minus
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    J.F.C. Tournament.
    52 10 The following are the results of the league tournament of the Juvenile Football Club played last night:— Lim Cheng Tee (scr.) 200 beat Wee Kirn Suah (plus 15), 1«. Lim Ju nf? Cnua (dlus 15 > 200 beat Cheang Cheng Lim (scr.), 112. Chan Seng Wah beat Wee
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    S.C.R.C. Tournament.
    29 10 Competitors in the S.C.R.C. tournament are requested to note that a meeting will be held at the club house on Saturday, at 2 p.m., to appoint handieappers.
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    AIDING DISCHARGED PRISONERS.
    468 10 Activities of Local Society. A meeting of the committee of the Dis charged Prisoners' Aid Society was held in the Chief Justice s Chambers on Saturday, September 29. There were present Mr. Justice Sprou c (Chairman) and Messrs. J. Robertson, C. H. G. Clarke (D. J. and
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    DEVELOPMENT SCHEME.
    147 10 xr The dcvcl V***mt scheme of the Choo Mvi Kee Estate in Upper Serangoon Road is now Bearing fruition and some lots have a ready Keen sold. An excellent plan of the proposed scheme is now ready to show to investors. There is already a Catholic school and
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    185 10 The dance arranged by the Royal Artillery Association for Saturday has been postponed. News is to hand of Wong Ah Chai, the Malacca youth who has set out on a tour of the world on a bicycle. On September 14 he arrived at Padaung, in the Promt district of Burma
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    CHINESE NATIONAL DAY.
    348 10 Elaborate Celebrations j n Singapore. To-day being the 17th am, the birth of their Republic, parations have Leen mad I community of Singapore to National Day. by otoer m< >5 of the usual procession Board areas, the occasion is with as much a cf Chinatown. Though.' n
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    END OF RESTRICTION.
    162 10 First Step in Ceylon. In the Ceylon Legislative Council lis week the Acting Attorney-General (Mr T. Akbar) moved the first reading to repeal the Rubber Restriction Ordinaao, No. 24 of 11)22, and the Rubber R si Ordinance, No. 22 of 1927. The motion w» greeted with applause
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    MACDONA PLAYERS.
    83 10 A special Christmas attraction thu will be the appearance of the Playeis, under the direction ol Mr. Mac Dona, in plays by Bernard Shai Victoria Theatre. The company will open on with "Pygmalion," and tin s| mas and New Year's perfo Christmas Eve and Boxing Day, Never Can
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    FOOTBALL COMPETITION.
    76 10 Results of Nc. 3. In this our Fifth Conipetit:i a no i petitors had twelve or eleven lun. casts rect. The undermentioned c ten correct forecasts and the i is awarded to him. v Mr. K. B. Jean, c/o The M h of India, Ltd., Kota Bharu, K
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    114 10 There is now a local untitled carded rubber seeds on t tions, if it is true, a- re American exporter in X willing to buy all the i $22 per ton. Short-wave wireless en interested to learn that a testing will be carried o cast station 5 SW (Chelm (Schenectady,
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      163 10 OUR CROSSWORD PUZZLES. Solution of Number 92. The following: is the solution of Crossword No. 92, entries for which closed at noon to-day. In to-morrow's issue of the "Malaya Tribune" the results and the solution with Crossword No. i»4 will be published. ACROSS:—1. Descend; 7. Clot; 11. Era; 12. Tee;
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    Home Sport.
    1718 11 NEW CRICKET RECORDS. Retirement of a Great H Runner. R (Special to the "Malaya Tribune".) mm London, September 13. m& West Indies lost their last match to I i. soa Gower's XI at Scarborough mainly I to the tine bowling of Tate and Jupp, I"* ntury by Hobbs.
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    PROPERTY SALE.
    191 11 The following Singapore properties were sold by auction at Messrs. Cheong Koon Seng and Co.'s saleroom, 30, Chulia Street, on September 19 and 26: Freehold land and six houses (in course of erection) off Joo Chiat Terrace, area 12,651 sq. ft., bought by Madam Wong Chye for $9,500.
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    85 11 A detachment from the Reserve Corps at Shachow, near Changsha, raided a Communist "Cell" in a Catholic church building on September 18 and arrested several Communist leaders. The Peiping-Hankow Railway Administration announces that, the Changho Bridge having been repaired, the express service between Peiping and Hankow will be resumed immediately.
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    SUNGEI BAGAN RUBBER COMPANY.
    689 12 Cheap Production and Sound Finances. The nineteenth ordinary general meeting of the above Company was held at its offices, Chartered Bank Chambers, Singapore, on Monday, Mr. Chew Woon Poh presiding. There were also present Messrs. D. Philip and A. E. Baddeley (directors) and C. B. Pecker
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    EXCHANGES.
    72 12 British Official Wireless. London, October 9. Paris 124.15 New York 4.85 3/32 Brussels 34.9 Geneva 25.2 Amsterdam 12.0975 Milan 92.6 Berlin 20.39 Stockholm 18.13 Copenhagen 18.19 Oslo 18.19 Vienna 34.455 Prague 163.5 Helsingfors 192.5 Madrid 30 Lisbon 107.25 Athens 374.5 Bucharest 802.5 Rio 5 29/32 Buenos Aires 47 11/32
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    174 12 Mr. Yap Hoon Hock, managing partner of Me?srs». Chin Leong and Co., and a large gathering of the traders of Haad Yai, met the Assistant Traffic Manager, F.M.S. Railways, Bukit Mertajam, on the 4th inst. at Padang Besar to discuss better facilities for transport of goods between Penang and Haad
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    BIRTHS AND DEATHS.
    482 12 Annual Report of Registrar General. The annual report on the registration of births and deaths in the Straits Settlements for the year 1927 was laid on the table at the Council meeting on Monday. It was in part as follows:— The number of births registered throughout the
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    WEEKLY SHARE REPORT.
    566 12 Singapore, October 5. Mining:—The price of tin has continued its upward course closing £4.0.0 up on the week for London spot and £1.10.0 for forward. The present figures are £227.15.0 spot and £223.10.0 for three months. Share prices have improved considerably and a fair volume of business
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    HUGE CANTON FIRE.
    430 13 Two Hundred Sixty Houses Destroyed. Canton, September 20. Over one thousand Canton people of the poorer class are homeless following the big fire which destroyed more than 260 houses in the east end of Canton City, near Taishatau, early on the morning of September 19, and the
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    224 13 Replying to a telegram from General Ho Chi-kung, Mayor of the Special Municipality of Peiping, appealing for funds to relieve the sufferings of the poor and the unemployed in Peiping, the Government Council states that the Ministry of Finance has been Instructed to make remittances for the purpose. It is
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      621 14 PUBLIC NOTICES. MUNICIPALITY OF SINGAPORE. Tenders are invited from Licensed Contractors «nder Drainage, Plumbing and Sanitary By-Laws for the installation of Sanitary Fittings at the following premises:— Nos. 28 to 32 Eu Tong Sen Street. Tenders, which must be on the forms supplied, will be received by the undersigned up
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