Malaya Tribune, 26 January 1929

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    21 1 The Malaya Tribune VoL XVI No. 22 SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, JANUARY 26, 1929 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune Saturday, January 26, 1929.
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      314 1 lUPTON'SI UPTON'S CEYLON lEA. YOU CANNOT BETTER THE BEST. I A. Staub Co.,—Cognac j Pure Grape-juice Brandies. ffi I Delightful and Mellow of taste with M a real Cognac Arima. TRY Staubs iff i>o- JE |i 3 STARS or 5 CROWNS J\ Brandy Once and you will never HS- j
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    ROYAL DOCTORS.
    490 2 What Former Kings Had to Bear. The most fascinating story ever written, could it be compiled in its entirety, wouid' probably be that of the Doctors of Kings, for it is a story made vivid w.th romance, intrigue, and death, says a writer in the "•Sunday Express." Not
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    MURDER AS A SPORT.
    403 2 Sir J. H. Murray Talks on Papua. Administering a country half as large again as Englmd, where the principal sport of young men is not football, but murder, is no easy task. Neverthel ss, Sir Hubert Murray, who is Lieutenant-Governor of Papua, an island possession off
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    A NEW ERA OF EMPIRE.
    644 3 Value of Definite Policy. of ''tr,n e hSr ire n the New Era >" the title I the book containing a collection of Mr rlir >'ttu eTy S sPf 6^ 8 du ™g his last Empm toor, ig no itself arresting. Esneciallv it arresting to
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    MAHJONGG DOOMED?
    166 3 I Chinese Now Taking to Bridge. Referring to the report that while the Treaty (between Britain and China was being prepared for signing, S:r Miles Lampson played bridge in the house of Dr. Wang, the Chine;. a Foreign Minister, an "Evening Standard" writer says that th? Chinese are
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      72 3 HOW DO YOU REMOVE UNWANTED HAIR? mmvl VJ* nw«M turns i J own y KrowU > Into :l -titt, 6 11 hair craw bu4«r«t*d I «-»»*>• rniWfin usinn razor;. «f*'fnud H» solve tl.i, important bi.mr ?r?i ulU > 1 o! hair. No Hkin, rack a, mon, kmre j when th.-
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      90 3 THE NEAREST WAY TO A MAN'S HEART is through his stomach, so wise wives tell us. But unless the digestive tract is in I proper working order the efforts of the I good lady in this direction are liable to miscarry. Therefore keep Pinkettes handy ;in the house, as a
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      174 3 (Oammp I 1 prCCAOlfr j I I "'.«on.al I COOL |l I iM 1 J SMOKING. J J i Zj ««j all delightful because only the very «nest Golden leaf is used .fl! r "PICCADILLY" They are made b Bre wor,d famousf r «»e quality '1 SOLE AGENTSi—HDTTENBAf.H LAZARDS >»mm"s^rm^
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      70 3 THE MOTOR UNION INSURANCE COMPANY LTD I (Incorporated in England.) X INSURES I with the jjj MOTOR UNION Hj THE In S LEADING MOTOR VEHICLE I I INSURANCE COMPANY, I Favourable Rates-Prompt Settlement of Claims, FIRE MARINE BUSINESS I B Also transacted on Favourable Terms I F«r all particulars apply
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      216 3 REMARKABLE ACCURACY OF AN LNDI AN ASTROLOGER'S PREDICTIONS. FREE Tost Horoscopes from His Studio in Bomba>. i w j have tested the skill oi H u r famous Indian psychie, "P UMl the modern wizard oi are r Katiak declares that A»*re as mist before the Sun aals in details
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    CEYLON SPORTS CLUB.
    525 4 Committee's Annual Report. The committee of the Ceylon Sports Ciub Singapore, in their annual report to be presented at the annual general meeting on Wednesday next at the Ceylon Tamils' Association Hall states::— There were 71 members on the roll at the commencement of the year. Of
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    PRESERVING OUR PURITY.
    430 4 The Rhyme of Inspector X. j Inspector X he sits at his desk and furrows 1 ne his brow; He has locked his prisoners up for the night and what is he doing now? He is seated in front of a pile of books with pencils b
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      207 4 Kayser SLIPPER HEEL* Ĕ HOSIERY f* For afternoon and evening f ftl wt'.'.r, smart women prefer "Slipper Heel' hosiery with the Paris openwork clock. Of such X a fine, clear texture that it is —^f"""- "V_ but a film of lovely, silken WUI y color. And it has the exclusive
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      142 4 j DANCE IN YOUR OWN HOME The best from Broadway and the West End, all the bands who* 3 names you know—Hylton's,'Savoy* Havana, Waring's and jj dozens more, calling you to dance. Every trick of the saxophou, cv sund of the drums, is heard at ita best and clearest on
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      231 5 An Announcement by MR. BERNHARD BARON on the opening of CARRERAS' New Wonder Factory. I have watched this factory of my dreams become a wonderful reality. But of the thousand improvements that progress has made possible, ONE installation stands out because it is the only one of its kind in
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      200 6 Amusements. ALHAMBRA! nl a I THONE 909 i I (TAN CHENG KEE Co. Ltd. Proprietors) I f" s Lr g c I PROGRAMME jj I Commencing Tuesday, January 22 f I and ending Sunday, January 27. I jl X IN THE SECOND SHOW AT 9 P.M. J THE LATEST EMPIRE
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      584 6 j GAIETY CINEMA I f SURINA THEATftpI Mjsajaia* > FROM FRIDAY. JANUARY 25 TO THURSDAY. T0 NirilT ,J JANUARY 31. Prnm N GUT AT 9 P.H. Fr <>m Wednesday, Jan 23 to Ti* SECOND SHOW AT 9 P.M. JaD 29 Welcome Return of the M DYNA MITE A o D
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    HARBOUR BOARD.
    129 7 Ships Alongside the Wharves. Singapore, Jan. 26. kst Wharf Entrance Gate 1). Kemo 22; Dampto 20. "«in Wharf (Entrance Gate 3). i x Tottori Maru 10; City of Baroch 14; Phemins 11; Tydeus 8; Autnlycus 6. «wpire Dock (Entrance Gate ■mob Maru .'5O; Jutlandia 32; Calypso W; Harudu
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    EXCHANGES.
    57 7 British Official Wireless. [Britisn Official Wireless.] Pam London, Jan. 25. Hrw v rt 0 121.075 34.90 25.205 12.095 Berlhi 92.65 18.14 18.18 18.19 h 34.505 163.75 192.75 29.685 ***** BuehJr, 375 807.5 B 'Jtnos Air 5 29 /32 47 15/32 Shanghai ls 6 X ng 2s 6-y^d is 10
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    FINANCE & COMMERCE.
    1227 7 FINANCE COMMERCE. PRODUCE. Singapore, January 26. OWs'r N 2 1 P6r K yan 2 4 5 f w f p Boy.- Old Siam Rice S f hlte Pe PP er ***** Old Siam "4 gJS Muntok White Pepper 113.50 New Siam Rice 13 till •SS?5 k S Copra 10 0
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    K. L. DISORDERS.
    402 7 Discussion at Chinese Public Meeting. rht,J etter hich the Selangor Chinese Chamber of Commerce has received from WhitP f?; ie QK Hardef P r cf th. White City Show, was tha subject of a pub-ie meeting of the Chinese community f!i °A Tu^? ay in Kual Lumpur.
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    THE RUBBER MARKET.
    183 7 Lewis and Peat's Report. Messrs. Lewis and P8at (Sirjgapore) Limited, in their weekly report dated Jan. 26 state: Piicts have risen during the past week on a wave of speculative buying in America and ths other markets have followed the movement. Until the last day or two
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    THE COPRA MARKET.
    46 7 Barlow's Report. Mess's. Barlow and Co., Singapore, in their we kly report dated Jan. 24, state: The rna.kct for the commodity has been steady i/.:oughout the past week. Approximately 785 tons were shipped. Closing quotations a c as fo.lcws:— Sundried $>9.90 Mixed $9.70.
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    SHIPPING NEWS.
    270 7 Among the passengers who arrived by the British vessel "Kopah'' from Malacca to-day were: Capt. G. H. G. Reag, M-ssrs. Ngian Goo and Cochrane. According to the Rangoon Times, fourteen members of the crew of the 'Ngatsein.' the L F. tug which foundered recently in the Guli of
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    Correspondence.
    83 7 [Our readers are invited to write to ut on subjects of public interest. It must bt understood that the "Malaya Tribune" doe* not necessarily endorse opinions expresses by correspondents. Letters s-hould be at as Possible, and preferably typewritten. Pen-names may be used, but tht shouW h f dd T
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    "A Home for $5,000."
    1120 7 (To the Editor, "Malaya Tribune.") Sir,—I fully endorse Mr. Lea Chim bian s opinion and 1 think it behoves the class whom Mr. Mariean is out to help to co-operate with him if the scheme is to be successful. lend a !l d 1 calhd over
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    "Tyranny in Johore."
    28 7 Another correspondent, "Islam," writes on the above subject, but as we have aLeady stated, we do not consider the matter one suitable for newspaper discussion.
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    HOME MARKET.
    85 7 %m i. London, Jan. 22. Manchester Market. 8% lb. Shirtings, fair (new basis) 13 s 40's Grey yarns, single twist 1814 6 lb. T. Cleth, fair—24 yards 8s 3d Liverpool Market. Cotton—Fully Middling American 10 5S Egyptian Cotton 1909 Metals. Tin—Standard 3 months £222.10.0 Produce. Copra, fair merchantable
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    24 7 The rate of Mone y ord ers for Or/ie V of payment of Money e^l S to f s°loo. Indla Ceyl n 18 RS
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      338 7 gpAPORB DIARY. |\,-day. January 26. aig Imbß due. tw plantations, Hong Kong Bank, noon. n Kuffbv Final —Kuala Lumpur, jlalaya- H.M.S. Cumberland nrocessioa and Fireworks, 9 p.m. fin Club, Sky Races. JjaEowpany, Victoria Theatre, 9.30 HTa-BMWW*, January 27. L, ._n.2o a.m., 11.28 p.m. JJfjJ Indian Association, 3-30 p.m. Monday. January
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      80 7 YIETEOROLOGICAL REPORT. KANDANG KERBAU STATION. (By courtesy of the Government Health Office.) For the 24 hours ending midnight, Jan. 25. Maximum shade temperature 88*j X Minimum shade temperature 73' f Mean shade temperature 790 fp Maximum sun radiation 149" y Minimum grass radiation 69 7 V Sea temperature (maximum) 82
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    DOMESTIC OCCURRENCE.
    41 8 Births. Marriages and Deaths. ACKNOWLEDGMENT. Mr. Chan Yoag Kee thanks all friends and relatives who attended the funeral of his lata wife and also those who sent wreathe, letters and telegrams of condolence. (Bangkok and Malacca papers please copy.)
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    AVIATION IN MALAYA.
    673 8 A P«nang paper—the "Straits Echo'"—has taken up a cry which has been plaintively raised in these I columns now and again: that it really is time Malaya began to think seriously about aviation. A plea for "air-mindedness," made a year or so ago by Sir Hugh Clifford,
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    184 8 Mrs. M. J. Kennaway has been admitted to the European Hospital, Kuala Lumpur.— "M.M." A Renter cable reports from Washington the death Mr. Oscar Underwood, txSenator of Alabama. A Ist of those granted auctioneers' licences in the settlement of Malacca for this year appears in the "Gazette." The price of
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    SOCIAL AND PERSONAL
    102 8 Mr. F. E. Foulds, of Negri Sembilan, the w.h-known rugger and soccer r-layer, has left for England. 1 Mr. Frank Garland, of Ipoh, who is seriously i.l with fever, has bun removed to j Batu Gajah Hospital. The Hen. Mr. H. B. Egmont Hake has been granted
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    881 8 Mr. Yoo Soon Bee, stevedore of Boustead and Co has been elected a Patrcn of the Straits Chinese amateur Dramatic and Musical Society. The third supplement to the F.M.S. Government Gazette conUins a li t cf articles in respect of wh.ch export duty is leviable on an ad valorem basis.
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    Notes of the Week.
    739 8  -  (By "Plebias." Thue has b:en more news ihan weik about developments n Ch while there has been at ha., n meidenO-the i.poUed Communist I? of a has been p enty ence that the new regime i, brides, and that its recognition by' M Britain has not
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    TIN AND RUBBER.
    37 8 latest Quotations RUBBER. London: —Spot I0%d. New York:—21 s cents <<»•>• Singapore: —36 3 4- cer.«.>TIN 12s London:— Spot up l2? 3 months, buyer? f-— ?s fd). sellers £222 12s (u 0 "tons Singapore <- u
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      154 8 JUST ARRIVED. chineseTsilver spoons, forks, butter knives, napkin rings &c. NAMSENS 54, HIGH STREET. i ni .i-i. i ii..l mm STANLEY'S Rustless Drawing INSTRUMENTS IN SETS OR SINGLY Compasses, Dividers, Bows, Etc., Etc. Sole Agents for W. F. STANLEY CO., LTD. MOTION SMITH AND SON LIMITED 15, Battery Road, Singapore.
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    NEW CHINA IN THE LIMELIGHT.
    474 9 Threat to Wiltcraw from League. STATEMENTS IN BRITISH PARLIAMENT. A Row in Japanese Diet. Reuter's Service. Geneva, Jan. 25. The reftrtn os Mr. Wang Kin? Ky t( tisif'ii. int-i'l»*:' specifically mentioning t rta ir and Japan, called forth the inter n *"on f chairman, warning
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    SALVATION ARMY SPLIT.
    138 9 Jl Appeals for Settlement British Official Wireless. [British Official Wireless.] U Rugby, Jan. 25. U n <'• the leadership of tho hi p, y came before Mr. n the High Court to-day. An been made on benalf of -V mv l to restrain the ;Y\ tne S
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    NEW YORK EXCHANGE.
    108 9 s 1 Membership. Reuter's Service. I If v w York, Jan. 2o. l' e Tf )r< 1 complaint» of d lays xecu ion of Sto:k pc. K to of husine-s JV* Gov; r 01 r °kc'rs to cope with lf e tra -v 'nimittre has recom- .ke
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    Opium Bombshell.
    240 9 PROHIBITION IN MALAYA DEMANDED. The Voice of Young China. Reuter's Service. Geneva, Jan. 25. Mr Wang King Ky, offering the "sincere and devoted of united China" at the Opium Commission, demanded tho pronation of opium smoking in the possessions of interested Powers in the Far East, and that
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    STARTLING REVELATIONS.
    138 9 Reuter's Service. [Reuters Service.] Geneva, Jan. 25. What is described as a most serious ease of contraband drug operations was mentioned at the Opium Committee, relating to the Naerden factory, Rotterdam. A Dutch report stated that the factory held a license and received drugs from various countries, particularly
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    "VETS" IN THE TROPICS.
    104 9 Attracting Younsr Men. Reuter's Service. London, Jan. 25. A comprehensive sch me of co-ord nation and re-organisation, which will eventually make the colonial veterinary service a first cl ss service attrac ting young men with a scientific bent, has been laid down in the report of
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    FIRST ROUND WON.
    85 9 Amanullah's "Come Back." Reuter's Service. Moscow, Jan. 26. A message from Kabul states that the first battle between the united Jelalabad tribes advancing on Kabul and a detachment sent by the new ruler Bacchaisakau 25 miles from the capital resulted in the routing of the detachment which
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    NEWS FROM HOLLAND.
    75 9 Over 500 Poisoned at Dinner? Reuter's Service. Mentone, Jan. 26. The death has occurred of the Dutch actor, Doctor Will?m Royaards, the most I -i! ian 1 int.rpreter of Shakespeare's works in Holland. Rotterdam, Jan. 26. At out 550 members of the staff of the Life Assurance
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    To-day's Features.
    16 9 NOTES OF THE WEEK, on page 8. CEYLON NEWS AND NOTES, on page It*
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    Capetown Riot.
    298 9 OPENING OF UNION PARLIAMENT. Ministers' Election Plank. Reuter's Service. Capetown, Jan. 25. An unemployment demonstration, synchronising with the opening of Parliament to-day, culminated in a disturbance by unruly elements in a poor quarter of the city. A baker's shop was sacked and other shops damaged. A policeman was
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    AIRMEN ARRESTED.
    53 9 Tragic Error in the Punjab. Reuter's Service. B mbay. Jan. 25. A message from Peshawar states that two airmen have beer, arrested in connection with the bomb tragedy mentioned yesterday. One of th; wounded Indian cavalrymen has succumbed and two others have had legs amputated and are not
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    SUICIDE.
    41 9 French Far East Missioner. [Havas Agency.] Paris, Jan. 25. M. Aurousseau, ex-director of the Far East School at Hanoi and professor at th? Indo Chinese PhLology College of France, who fulfilled several missions to China and Japan, has committed suicide.
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    FUND FOR MINERS.
    29 9 British Official Wireless. [British Official Wireless.] Rugby, Jan. 25. The Mansion House fund fur the relief of distress in tutting areas amounted last evening lo £567,000.
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    ITALIAN NAVY.
    33 9 Construction Programme. Reuter's Service. Rom., Jan. 25. The Cabinet has decided that the construction snould begin in uune of two 10,000 ton cruisers, two flotilla leaders, four destroyers and five submarines.
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    KELLOGG PACT RATIFIED BY GERMANY.
    20 9 [Trans-Ocean via Pan-Asia.] Berlin, Jan. 25. The Reichstag has passed the Kellogg Pact Ratification Bill.
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    FAR EAST SHIPPING.
    38 9 Germans' New Fast Service. [Trans-Ocean via Pan-Asia.] B:rlin, Jan. 25. A representative of th? H?mbur:?-Ameriea Line has left for the Far East to arrange a fast steareer sirvice betv.een Europe and th. Dutch East Indies.
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    FRENCH TRADE.
    28 9 [Havas Agency.] Paris, Jan. 25. French imports for 1928 amount to 53,448,000,000 francs and the exuorts to 51,346,000,000, compared with 53,049,000,000 and 54,924,000,000 respectively last year.
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    THE KING'S WILL TO LIVE.
    408 9 Cause of Striking Improvement. RIGHT CHEST FREE OF INFECTION. Convalescence Very Near. Reuter's Service. British Official Wireless. London, Jan. 25. It is learned that the continued progress of the King has facilitated the fixing of. the approximate date of his departure for Bognor, namely the
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    LEASES WITH BUILDING CLAUSE.
    401 9 Penang Hill Sites. The Ci Hector of Land Revenue's notice regarding applications f)r si es on Pemng Hill will, says the "Pinang Gazette," allay the irri.ation- that was c used some imo ago by the granting or letting of land on the Hill, in some cas
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    BRITISH TRADE FAIR.
    85 9 Exhibits of Malayan Products. Cabling f.om London on Jan. 15 tha correspondent of the "Times cf Ceyion" said: "At the British Industr es Fair, opening en Feb. 18, Ceylon will not b; represent d, though Malaya and the smalle' Clones will participate in the exhibition of food
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    Sports & Pastimes. THE BEST OUT EAST?
    134 10 Sports Pastimes. THE BEST OUT EAST? Quality of Malayan Football. ASSOCIATION FOOTBALL. Tho overwhelming defeats inflicted on our visitors from S am again raisers the question, what is the quality of Association football in Mala>a? Either the teams that Visit us are unduly boosted before arrival in order to ensure
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    Last Match for Siamese.
    49 10 The Siamese foo'.ball team are p ayin>g their final match at the Stadium to-day when they meet the Siong 800 Ath etic Society in a friendly game It was intended that they should play the I.C.F.A. but the Indo-Ceylonese were unable to field a t:am.
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    N.T.S, v. Puloe Samboe.
    50 10 The N.T.S. are playing a friendly match at Puloe Samboe to-day and will be represented by:— P. A. Beins; C. M. Rodrit;ues, M. Mahmood; Tan Ben Seng, Ad. in, M. Sherrf; Low Fook Seng, M. Salleh, Lim Teck Seng, A. J. Maasen aid J. C. Desken.
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    Inter-Commercial Cup.
    42 10 Owing to an unfortunate oversight the Singapore Cold Storage, who had entered for the Inter-Commercial Cup, were not included in the draw. The re-drew takes place to-day and will be published on Monday. The dates of will remain the jame.
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    Malay Junior League XI v. A.. A.. A.
    72 10 The following players, selected' from the teams of Kampong Glam, Kampong and Jalan Sultan, will represent the Malay Junior League XI against the Amicabl? Athletic Association to-morrow on the M FA. <*round. Said (KG.); Said Taib (K.G.), Karsani (J.S.); Babu (K.K.), Taib
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    Raffles College v. Medical College.
    54 10 The following will represent the Eu Tong Sen Hostel of Raffles College against the F.M.S. Hostel of the Medical College today: A. P. Rajah; E. S. Tan (Cant.), Hooi Yip Seng; Tahar, M. Y. Lee, Ismail; Appadurai, N. F. Lai K. C. Ung; M. Takaraizu,
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    A.A.A. v. P. Bukom.
    47 10 The flolowing will represent A.A.A. against the Pualu Bukom to-day at Singapore Ah Kow; Swee Chiang, Gek Soo; Ah Hoci, Quek Boon, Thet Siong; Y. C. Song, Choong Hooi, Kwee Liang, Gek Seah, and Loo Beng. Reserves:—Teng Seng, Ah Chew, V- ng Quee.
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    T.A.C. v. LA.
    41 10 The following will represent the Travancore Athletic Club against the Indian Association on the LA. ground to-day: Mohammed; Lean Perera, Sharaman; I. Fernandez, A. Pereira, Emmanual; Peter Pereira, Benny, Daniel, Menon and B. W. Pereira. Reserve, F. Pereira.
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    116 10 HOCKEY. On the Padang yesterday the Club met the R.A. in a game of hockey resulting in a win of 2—l for the latter. It was a lively and interesting game. In the early stages of the first half the Club was kept continually on the defensive.
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    48 10 CRICKET. All cricket enthusiasts will sympathise With W. H. Pon- ord, the Austra ian "scoring machine," who will ba unable to play cricket until the middle of February at the earliest. Specialists who examined his hand durin.r the week-end said that the bone was setting Well.
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    33 10 The Board of Contr j! apparently refused to be influenced by the "Kippax incident," m the s-.-en.t Ccr Td-r and llcls w r rea;p' -t-:d umpires lor he th'rd test
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    254 10 Taree's Sensational Win. THE TURF. (From Our Own Correspondent Peaang, Jan. 25. The extra c ay.- racing was favoured with fine weather. There v.ac; a larjre attendance 1 Mrs. A. H Miles presented the cups. Mayo •vas the champion jockey. Ponies—Class 2—lst. Div. (5 Furlongs). Tares (Wad:worth) 9.1
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    KICKING GOALS.
    168 10 "Keep Your Eye on the Ball." RUGBY FOOTBALL. The ait of kicking goals is fully explained m a six penny bcok to be obtained from Herbert Jenkins, Ltd., of York-street, Sc. James's, London. The author is Major R. A. Chrjstal, who makes a strong point of the fact
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    391 10 Considerable comment has been aroused in England concerning Mr. J. F. Byrne's proposals, which weie reproduced in the "Tribune" of Jan. 16. Dr. Rocyn Jones, vice-president of the VVelch R.U., says: "A try, the resultant effect of team work, should certainly not !>e of smaller value
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    394 10 Tips for Malayan Pugilists. BOXING. One thing I noticed more than anything .ise at the .'-chooiboys boxing championships (Wi.tes Kay in Athletic News") was the a most complete absence of the straight .tit as* an attaching or defensive weapon. It wa.- for tnis lerscn that
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    48 10 "Cumberland" and 2nd Welch. Boxing contests at the usual weights will be held between H.M.S. "Cumberland" and the 2nd Batt. The Welch Regt. at the S.V.C. Drill Hall on Friday, Feb. 1, at 8.45 p.m. Cost of admission: Ringside seats, $2; other seats, 50 cents.
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    S.L.R.A. COMPETITION.
    106 10 Mrs. P. S. Hunter's Prize. RIFLE SHOOTING. handicap compe'ition of the Singapore Ladies Rifle Association, for the prize presented by Mrs. P. S. Hun'er, was held on the 24.h, inst., at the Bukit Timah Range. Ten cards wre taken out and the fo.lowing returned:— 310 200 100 Nett
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    184 10 Any Majayan Entries? ATHLETICS. We have received particulars of an international transeont n< ntal foot lace across the American continent for ca-h prizes ranging frrm $25,000 (gold) foe the winner, $10,000 and $5,000 respectively to the sccoid and third, and lesser puzes to the next In order
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    105 10 Army and Navy Estimates Reduced. [Trans-Ocean via Pan-Asia.] Berlin, Jan. 24. The Reichstag's new session opened with a debate on a minor bill, pending the Federal Council's approval of the Budget, details of which are now published, showhv the Foreign Office's appropriations of 67,000,000 marks, of which 5,000,000
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    240 10 Aciion Dismissed with Costs. In the Civil District Court this morning his honour Mr. J. L. McFall gave judgment against the plaintiff, wi h costs, in the cas. in which Lee Kirn Puan, (represented by Mr. N. A. Malall), sued Cheong Guan Boon (represented by Mr. Tan)
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    MOTOR RELIABILITY TRIALS.
    229 10 Penang's Successful Competitors. The following were the successful competitors in the "Pinang Gazette" $2,000 motor car and motor cycle reliability trial which was held lest Sunday. The "Pinang Gazette" state? there are no prizes for the fourth, ilfth and sixth places and that the results ar? rrovisional
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    MORALS IN MALAYA.
    327 10 A Woman's View. The following- letter appeared in Thursday's "Malay Mail": (To the Editor, M Malay Mail.") Sir,—-I agree with the main contention of your Under yes'erday that morals in Malaya are very much less black than they have been painted, but, if you will forgive my
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    79 10 A farewell tea-party was held on Wednesday in the St. Anthony Convent compound, in honour of Sister Matilda's departure to Malacca to take up the position rs Lady Superior of the Sacred Convent of that place. Sister Matilda has here for nearly 35 year*, and the children have
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    CONTINENTAL CABLES.
    399 10 Noisy Communists in the Reichstag. [Trans-Ocean via Pan-Asia.] Berlin, Jan. 25. The Reichstag speaker, Herr Loebe, has deprived the Communist Reichstag Member? of their allotment of gallery passes, because the Communists used the privilege for plu.ing on the gallery dozens cf their followers, who caused tumultuous scenes, when
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    MUSJID SULTAN FUND.
    123 10 25th List. Previously acknowledged $85,336.6] The Moslimin Trust Fund Association 5,000 Collection from Hasan Hadjee Dawood:— Tamat bin H. Omar (Segamat) $10 Abdurrahman 13 Collections United Engin ers Iron Works 21 Collections from H. Ali bin H. Mohamed Said 20 Hajjah Am5na binte Jafar (Sarkat Cucob) 10
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    Singapore Turf Club.
    1147 10 REMOVING TO AN(> Tt I SITE. I Chairman's Rev** I The annual e.neral rru.o*:„ I pore Turf Clud was I Exchange Rooms. Mr A VY H In proposing the udup i.„: .J| and accounts, the chairman I mucn regret that 1 Jay 'i{ *5S death of Mr
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    1402 11 ALL-CEYLON BUDDHIST CONGRESS. I operation in the Colony. I (From Ceylon Exchanges.) I l ttiitfa Ail Ceylon Buddhist Con H V 6 rt rt v. as made to enter into I Sion and adjust the defects of th* I religion of the population a« I fe#J*\
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    INDIAN ASSOCIATION.
    333 11 Need for Consolidation of Interests. The committee of the Indian Association, Singapore, in their comprehensive annual report, to be presen ed at the general mcc.ing to be held to-morrow, concludes as follows: In bring ng the report to a conclusion, your committee desire to address a few words
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    105 11 Tho other day a small party left Saigon for Bangkok at 6 15 in th- morning, and reached the rest-house at Aranya P adesa at mid-night the sam: day, says a Bangkok <^ntemr»or;>-y. They spent three -hours at Pnompenh for rest and refreshment, and the samo length of time at
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      435 14 PUBLIC NOTICES. NOTICE. SINGAPORE AND SOUTH MALAYA BOY SCOUTS ASSOCIATION. The Annual Meeting of the Association will be held in the V.M.C.A. Hall on Friday, February 1, at 5.30 p.m. BUSINESS. To pass the Accounts for 1928. To elect Officers for 1929. Other Business. All who are interested in the
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