The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 1 September 1933

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    17 1 The Singapore Free Press AND DAILY NEWS. EST. 1835. No. 14,050. FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 1, 1933. 10 CENTS.
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    BRITISH NAVY CHIEFS ALARMED
    221 1 BRITISH NAVY CHIEFS ALARMED I md Huge Building Programme RMAMENT FAILURE Uter native To Total Collapse horn Our Own Correspondent) London, Aug. SL rongij rumour ?d that the Admiralty is preparing before Parliament new building proposals esent the only alternative to Britain's a meat Nival Power." Apparently, little hope in
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    NAZI CONVENTION
    28 1 lumuiluous Welcome For Hitler Nuremburg, Aug. 30. and the population three days oy the Nazi tumultously welcomed. nt with the brown •a meadow outside the Reuter
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    BRITISH HONDURAS
    37 1 Financial Commissioner Appointed 9 London. Aujf. 28. Sir Alan Plm. late ol the Indian Civil Service, has been appointed Financial Commissioner to visit British Honduras to investigate its financial policy and economic prospects. British Radio
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    RED HORDES NEAR FOOCHOW
    225 1 RED HORDES NEAR FOOCHOW Anxiety For Foreign Nationals Hong Kong, Aug. 31. Reports from Fooehow confirm that he district of Yenping was occupied >y the Communists who are threatenng North Fukien. Kianshu district ilso fell yesterday, and the 19th Route Vrmy is hastily preparing defences lorth 01 Chuikow, many miles
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    EXPRESS DERAILED
    29 1 Many Injured In French Rail Crash Parlu, Aug. 19. The i*stri*-Royan express was derall»cl today at Saumur The guard was Killed Aiid 2*. passengers injured Reuter Wireless
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    POLICE vs. CROOKS
    132 1 New Detection Methods For Rritain London, Aug. A national .scheme lor closer co- operation between the various police forcos In the country 4 > being launched 1 by a Home Office committe. which i* being lormed under the chairmanship of Mr. A. L. Dixon. ol the Home
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    U.S. DISASTERS
    85 1 Twelve Dead In Kail And Air Accidents New York. Aug. 20. Twelve people nave Decn Killed and at least 20 injured in a series of disasters in the Southern Unii?d btatos At Tucumcan. New Mex;ec. a pftfect) Ker train crashed into a river, lemiung in live deaths and
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    POET LAUREATE'S TRIBUTE TO RONALD ROSS
    520 1 POET LA UREA TE'S TRIBUTE TO RONALD ROSS No One Has Done More To Lessen Human Suffering Fiom Our Own 1 respondent! London, Auk. Malaya owes mure perhaps, to the late Sir Ronald Ross than to any other of the world's really great men. Had it not been for his
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    SPECLLATO ATTACK ON GUILD
    154 1 SPECLLATO ATTACK ON GUILD Holland's Huge Buu^ Deficit Amsterdam, Aug 31. Financial circles in Holland are unperturbed try the renewed reoorts of an imminent departure from the gold standard, notwithstanding that the next budget will probably show a deficit of between 500.000.000 and 70J. 000.000 guilders, nossibly necessitatmi; the issue
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    THAT SECRET RUBBER WAR
    116 1 "Dutch Plan British From Our Own Correspondent < London, Auc- A reasoned attack On the latest rubber restriction plan occupied mott of the lront page ol the Dally Express on Thursday. It described the pro posals of which you have heard so much in recent weeks
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    CHECK ON GANGSTERS
    49 1 \V\\\ To Outlaw Machine Gurus Albany <New Y«irk>, \n« 2». Two bills, one to prevent Kangsvr* fnm preying on legitlmare ousines*. and another outlawing the transportation and UBf» ot light machine- guns by KangsUTs have been sUned bv QtWnor Lahman. after they pass-ri HiLegislature Reuter Wireless
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    STOP PRESS
    25 1 VIS( Oi:\T GREY SINKING London. Auc 31. It was announced to-iuKht that Viscount Grey ia ktfkm and hi* conditUjn Ls ]«M »atL»lacUiry Reuter
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    MAIL BAG ROBBERY
    61 1 Police Offer Reward For Information (From Our Own Correspondent, K.inekok. Auk. 30. Enquiries in connection with the bunk note robbery are proceeding, but there have been no arrests so far. The police are offering a reward lor information leading to the recovery ol Hon& Kong Bank share
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      80 1 NABLE AT ALL j Ar OVISIOM STORES RAFFLES HOTEL. LTD. MALAYA'S PREMIER HOTEL. TO-OAY'S ATTRACTIONS COCKTAIL DANCE makan ketchid 6.30 to 8.15 p.m. V FORMAL DINNER DANCE 9.30 to Mid-night SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 2nd SPECIAL RACE DINNER DANCE EXTENSION to 2 a.m. VFFLES CELEBRATED ORCHESTRA PHONE 5381 IRNED in the Law,
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      195 1 On Other Pages L'.S. Labour wants hours cut Mill morf to neate more work Pagr 9. La tot tin and rubbrr prices— Pagr Thr lifting of thr gold rmtiargo in thr L'.S. wa* imtnrdiatolv followed by a rally on the Stock Kxchange Pagr 9. T.S. I* to float S?.000.000.000 four
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    56 2 >lr W. F. Bradlfy. the uell-knovwi continental motorist and hi^ d uuhter starting from Um headquarters of the Automooil,. \ssonation in Neu oventry Street. I ondon. o n a survey trip of the proposed London to onstantinoplr hi K hwa> nearly 000 miles Sir Stenson Cooke, secretary of the ,\.so<
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    BOILING OIL
    68 2 Two Cases Of Scalding Two cases ol scaklinu occurred yesterday The first was in Hill Street when a Chinese had his right leg severely burnt by boiling oil In the second Instance a Chlnene had both his l>-i*s scalded when a quantity of boiling ground-nut oil was upset
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    65 2 Dr H J LftWBOO Health Officer Kinta. has loft for Kulim on transfei as Medical Officer there The General Office Commanding the Troops. Malaya, will be in Ipoh on inspection duty on Sunday. September 10 His fflghn— the Sultan of Perak who is in Singapore for tho race nvvtin« a
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    "VALUABLE ELEMENT IN OUR POPULATION"
    926 2 Governor's Tribute To Dutch Community QUEEN WILHELMINA'S BIRTHDAY ■J j A. '"Masquerade Ball at the Dutch Club was the culminating event in the celebration yesterday by the Dutch community in Singapore of the birthday anniversary of Her Majesty Queen Wilhelmina of Holland. Owing to the
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    PISTOL AND AMMUNITION
    104 2 Police Oppose Hail in Case Against Chinese "This is a bad case and I oppose bail." stated Chief Court Inspector Bostock yesterday when a man named Soon Kok Keng. alias Tak Tang. app< before Mr. H. A. Forrer charged with being in possession of an automatic pistol
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    STOLEN LAMP
    66 2 Chinese Sent To Prison For Four Months I The theft of a lamp from a Mcyelf left outside a house in Market Stn-«-t will cost a Chinese named Leng K<-. Hwatt four months' rigorous impris and six months' police superviIsion. which sentence was passed on him Iby the
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    STREET ACCIDENT
    39 2 A Bengali cyclist sustained s«-v.-r.tl lac. -rated wounds on thr head and (contusions over the body as a result of I collision with a motor-car near th«- Scranuoon Road post oOoi yesterday H" was taken to hospital
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    41 2 Tennis courts and other .spoi hi (Kinds can now b<> dried immedia'hv the me of i patent rubber roller in- kted hy an Australian. This cons; ov. red with "sponco" rubber an inc]i thick which absorbs all the rrom the ground
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    CHARGES AGAINST GIRL
    96 2 Fashionably |> In -'li A fitshin: .»r I Shanghai women I MagiMnv. r wcll-dre.v answered .1 chai ture fealei li which re pro ture the la delivery of wr» She chum- 1 that wh. 1. m months ag<> wto Singapore ihf a trial but ftbtco turning only
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    17 2 .Sun SSL thorlana 1 < rn<>r C)U I act a.> I I 'n as Kassim bin ._!l Oovd
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      121 2 if The AUSTIN TEN FOUR roadster A smart little ECONOMY car that will appeal to those who require a limited number of seats. The dicky" enables the car to be turned Into an occasional four seater. The hood and sidi> curtains give complete protection In stbrmy weather. BORNEO MOTORS LTD.
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      366 2 CLASSIFIED ADVERTISI RUGGER SEASON ".m.i i 1933—34. si mi TK I Cotton Elastic Knt-t Caps and AnkleU UTESOMK Bod> dorv Bell and Jockstrap, sport Pit ::i Embrocation and Ab- ar Athletes' Rub -pal jllco and "JIFFS' Bospen- the! :y BaiMtefi Spvi mMj i (i.: MEDICAL HALL. LTD.. mi Battery Road.
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  • Page 2 Miscellaneous
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      262 2 DIARY OF THE WEEK 1 Friday, September Ist. S.S.C. High Water. 09.19. 7.8 ft.. 19.45, 8.5 ft. Baseball: Singapore League. American Football: Commercial Cup semi-final. Club vs. Japanese Club. 4 Jalan Besar Stadium. S.A. p.m. FVA^Cup. Ist. round R\A. vs. Monday, Sept. 4th. Wiltshires 11. Anson Road High W U(T
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      520 3 this OPPOR- K\JMSI -N O V-F W2^ EARLY! TUNITY /IHIIVTTAf QAf n REMEMBER TO SAVE AWINUAL S»ALhI THE BEST J*"_ BARGAINS YOUR COMMENCES TO-DAY always MONEY I BARGAINS IN ALL DEPARTMENTS CO first. niwkis sPFnvi oi \iii\ lm;limi m\ke. lichi i\\ii i ikk y^/^m^ TDftDiril lin tr| SHOES »U MANUhLD.s.
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    PARIS PREDICTS
    712 4  - - Sylvestre Dorian By Adrian designed this evening frock ol cotton Mack vehet for Madge Evan*, the M.C..M. player. The full skirt K folded in front like a long apron, while the form-fitting bodice drops over the shoulder to form the neckline. The elbow-length sleeves llarr into box -like
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    Be Careful How You Diet
    990 4 From Our Woman Correspondent II ;.ou have an old family album. you have perhaps teen the pictures o1 your forefattieil -I should say foremothers -with laughable figures of an ancit day it is always surprising that figures seem to chance so radically from one generation
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    32 4 The brilliant scarlet of this clever little evening jacket is repeated in the straps and stitching on the toeless sandals of egg-shell kid. The eggshell silk mesh gloves have flaring organdy cuffs.
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    Dress As You Please
    569 4  -  MLLE. PAULETTE MADOC (By I haw bt*m usked what fashion is 1 But when that question is asked me. I always have to answer that I do not know The only reply I can give .s to be yourselt Often women come |to mi- in Paris,
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    Initialled Sets !
    115 4 Initialled Sets To be smart you must be mono gramed. says Orace Bradley, who Is a newcomer to »he screen Miss Bradley has half-inch gold initials on her deep brown pig skin handbag, and the motif is repeated on her plaid scart and signet ring Miss Bradley's ensemble to match
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    Serving Tinned Food.
    109 4 ANE of tin difficulties in the use of cam. (i lood. ospeciallv caniKCl salmon, la that it is difficult to turn jut of tIM can without allowing it to IIUII'MI. and it therefore looks un iPpetMßt when served. Thll can be jvercorre in verv simple way. by
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    NOT A PAIN AT 78
    97 4 She Feel> Aches and pain In old a«e Wh. i ii always a cuum that can b« oven j le«oii on growing 78 For the last fh Kruscheu Salt fully I could not am 78 years old my b'Kly and I f, at 48. I
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      129 4 r—^— ln//w^\l LOOKs better M FEELS BETTER iv FITS BETTER IX J WEARS BETTER SILK HOSIERY I Sole Distrihutors j I H MIXCHAND. 37. Ilich strcrt I Singapore. SALE WASSIAMULL'S BARGAINS IN ALL LINES. VISIT OUR STORE— c.omiwkl 01 R i»kk i > \\h MAKE YOIK CMOK.K PKOM FILL K\\(!
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    Great "Dust Up "At The Law Courts
    145 5 Great "Dust Up "At The Law Courts itrs r "i,, t :\,rz,,:!;"S:. V," r;r.,"',,r,. 'r,£?;j% ',?r J "S t-^ Writtei pMMMri .tors and uutoi,raphi.ii, |;h«it'»;i\iphs tj t<» bOT many :ic nnrers lakes up a 104 of .Fuan rrawl>rd's iime at her WcBtwoo4 htime. M.G.M. lutir leum. led by R. H.
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      27 5 AIRSHIP BRAND FINEST CONDENSED MILK TRY A TIN AND BE CONVINCED f r Soli* Distributors: S. A. ALLAPITCHAY CO. HTM*). BEACH ROAD, SINGAPORE. Td MtS. M.S.K. 3.
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    MAN WHO KEPT A DOZEN WOMEN
    627 6 Chinese Admits Being "Soft Hearted" "GAY AND WILD NIGHTS" The cross-examination yesterday of Chee Soon Kens, a local race-horse owner, who is being sued for maintenance by a woman claiming to be his secondary wife named Lye Wan Choon. before Mr. M. H. Blacker,
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    22 6 Mr. Waller Kum iman and .Mr. J H. 1 humus leaving Westminster Pier. London, in a barge to attend the Greenwich pageant
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    ALLEGED CHEATING
    86 6 Charge Against Bukii Timah Landow nor Mr M H Blacker, the third Magistrate, announced his decision yester day to proceed with the r.i>.- against Lim Tecs: Chow, Bukii Timah land owner, who is charged with cheating the Rural Board in respect ol the as sessments on his eight
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    CONTRABAND IN KOLEH
    254 6 TWO MEN ARRESTED OFF BEDOK COAST Haul Of Tobacco And Cigarettes Despite a statement by one accu I In a casein which two Chinese v charged with importing tobacco, that the other "had nothing to do with it." Mr H. A Forrer. Criminal Distric Judge, convicted Khoo
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    CONSTABLES QUARREL
    214 6 ourt Sequel To New \V<»rld Imident The abuMv. language used b§ Badaii Singh. Ifarga Bingh. Oui Singh and Suddah Singh was at filthy nature tt.a* -v< n the would ha\« risen tfoai their p •a\i.s qoi oi the observations mar Mr U N Bannerjea durinu tl (»l his
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    BODY IN BASKET
    124 6 AniclnUal !)o;ith orditt At Ummcsl in returnin i a verdl death a: ti.e inquest „n n.wiv of iinkn parentage, who was found dead .n .1 baatoel In Kampoi Baigon on I Mr F o H xirne tt\. Blngapoi nor. observed that tlv> lnjUl talned by the child
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      99 6 II GILLETTE BLADES I (I FINER TEMPER I i|| I A blade is onlv as good as its tempering. TT,e slot ,he new Ciillette blade permit dual empenng- .oft and flexible in the centre M ■SM atX r ;dg:: dcr and touKhcr tha And that's no, the whole story. In
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      789 6 $1 50 Must Be Won FREE PRESS FOOTBALL COMPETITION Six Free Chances Every Week i I; DELOW will be found particulars of the Free Press Football Competi- tion No. 2 In which you are asked to forecast results of ten English and Scottish League matches to be played on Sept.
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      89 6 BOWEL TROUBLES DUE TO STOMACH. In test in in but ol Hie II the 1,,,,; JJ It. 1. z a Uttk M j M I IF YOUR BATTERY Ctll SPEAK. IT WOULD Sll CHANGE 11 Ml ,^b% They litrl \n d ma k o nisiKii i UkUXt BORNEO OK ASK
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    LOCAL FILM ACTOR'S CLAIM
    717 7 LOCAL FILM ACTOR'S CLAIM Mr. Kenyon-Slade Sues American Producer ng enterprise in American film J. C. Cook, had Mi II R. Bull in I ourt. w hen Mr. »»y Mr. M. H. allegei that he play a leading The period of i lloi;«->. was to have I'teen days hut his
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    42 7 A alay cyclist. Sharip was lined Si by the Talping Magistrate lor using a torchlight as ft bicycle lamp, which ,***** not conform to the regulations. A constable said accused Dashed the light on hifl tare when he was asked to stop.
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    20 7 Mr. Wiley Post climbing from the cockpit of his aeroplane the "Winnie —seven days 18 hours and 49 minutes. anyone
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    ENTICED YOUNG CHINESE WIFE
    487 7 ENTICED YOUNG CHINESE WIFE Singapore Police Constable Convicted •From Our Own Correspondent.) Malacca, Aug. 31. fiaron bin Bedin. a Malay constable in the Tanjong Pagar Police, Singapore, was convicted to-day on a charge ol entiling away a 19-year-old married Chinese woman, Tan Kwee Neo, at Merlimau on June 22. knowing
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    "ORANG PUTEVS OBAT"
    263 7 Sakai Chief Voluntarily Seeks Treatment Kuala Lipis. Auk. V.i. This morning to the surprise <>! the medical authorities an eid.-rly Bak accompanied by his wife and family >i three, arrived at the General Hospital here suffering m»m a skin disease and asked tor treatment saying they had
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    CLAIM AND COUNTERCLAIM
    196 7 Judgment Reserved In Milk Deal Case I Judgment waa reserved by Mr. Justice Oerahty In the supreme Court yesterday. In the case In which Mr h s Arathoon, tradlni m Stephen. Paul and Co.. of Robinson Road, sued Chop. Ten? Chiang, ol North Bridge Road claiming $1,136.44
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      10 7 SEE »Pe< si Announcement in next T f SUNDAY TIMES
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      245 7 No mere words can describe its greatness! ITS THE SCREEN'S FINEST ACHIEVEMENT! 6.IS|CAPITOt|9.IS J^ A great stor> of British pr "j *ft and endurance; of a love F/^^)»?3vV^ Kl that held in defiance of the < ifW' ru.hing Cavalcade called Lift j^ K fJ#rJ-U Most terrific spectacle in ff^M/ fJ
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      69 7 LIST OF BAND MUNICIPAL ENGAGEMENTS FOR SEPTEMBER, 1933. Da3 Date Time Pla#» lay, September 1, 9.00 p.m. Telok Ayer. lay. September 3, 9.00 p.m. Katoni* Park. in day. September 5, 9.00 p.m. Gardens. September 12, 5.15 p.m. Telok Ayer. S September 15, 5.15 p.m. (hardens, ay, September 19, 5.15 p.m.
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    DOMESTIC OCCURRENCE DEATH.
    16 8 DOMESTIC OCCURRENCE DEATH. BARNES. Al the General Hospital. Singapore, on August 31st. 1933. Alice Frances Bn.nes.
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    SINGAPORE FREE PRESS. FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 1,1933 Another Obstacle Falls
    444 8 SINGAPORE FREE PRESS. FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 1,1933 Another Obstacle Falls The intimation that the United States is abandoning her policy oJ making war debt revision dependent upon European disarmament marki another step along the road to'wards normal conditions. It maj jnavr significance far beyond that but for the moment we are
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    as I was Saying
    1034 8 WITHOUT imputing to him the lero-i-ious swashbuckling qualities of a de Bergerac we would say that there is probably nobody in Singapore more qualified to talk about swords than Mr. V. D. Knowles. whose address to Rotary Club on this subject was followed with much interest.
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    28 8 perform ti.«- weal Bund Medley M Mari Overt ur- d Pru&ant." ftppt. N tiou. Th< Sullivan 2 B Intern i H Rtttlbj C the Bl.uk K Up Wll
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    HARVEST TIME
    765 8 England. we ttc trom the cables, it in the throci Ol heat-wave. Hot and dry conditions at this time of the fM| may not be welcomed by keen horticulturalists. but grain farmers and holiday- makers alike are always delighted to sec the sun during August and September the
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      59 8 IT IS POINTED OUT BY A CONTEMPORARY that an honest, reliable bookmaker always has a big following. The same may be said of a welsher. GAFLAC POLICIES have a wonderful following as they stand for Security, Comprehensive Cover, Reasonable Rates and Prompt and Liberal Settlement of Claims. GENERAL ACCIDENT, FIRE
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      55 8 I SINGAPORE I THIS BR(X MMpMtd i. making k:i a: '^JJ some mtM.su devclopmcn: its iound.tt: mlnlstrat;\ t < Industri.il and dltions Price I 00. j KELLY N\ (Incorporati'd Raflics V\ It started in a FOC. and finished in a Divorce (out. BARNES in the brill ant British comr»i* COUNSEL'S
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  • U.S. TI FIX PRICE FOR GOLD
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      BAM ON HOARDING
      115 9 ting of the t/.S. rtfo was immedi;i owed by a rail} ining shares on Exchange, •t\( stations reaching h record. An ution of the rate is foreand an issue 100,000 bonds to »nn morttfases. V>u York). Aut; 53 mined gold maj be gn purchasers .md :.> ic
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      BANK RATE FORECAST
      36 9 New York. Aug. 31. reduction In the Federal discount rate is fore\l of Commerce which that the recovery council may on the flotation of a four per cent bond issue ran mortages.— Reuter
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      INCREASED PROFITS
      55 9 the embar u iraa announced sud- Prt.sider.r car com Fhe ?n--ne* s was toQowin gold-mining 1 York Stock Exminmg reached i record, a 00. uelng a rise of in:ped from 51 to B ovei $15 000. i '00 for American gald-munn^ renewed activity in < xpected by thr
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      SPREAD WORK AROUND
      25 9 Washington, Auk. il .ry 01 the Fedoratared that the hours by the codes mu.sr be ler to spread employ- Reuter Far Eastern
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      OIL DICTATOR
      33 9 OI L DICTATOR New York). Au4- 2t. relt has appointed Secretary for the ustrator ot the oil tual dictatorship of the Lien h:«s recently been production and p^icei is considered pos- Reuter Wireless
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      KOCKEFELLEK PAYS MORE
      39 9 New York. Aug. 29. i' -kefeller's .j.OOO-acre ■.no Hilli. where 290 exclusive of the do101 worked to a code. 1 the same pay for a they previously did lor whil* 25 new workers •■d.- Reuter Wireless
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    JAPAN OCCUPIES ISLANDS
    89 9 FOLLOWS FRENCH EXAMPLE Off lie Coast Of Hainan Shanghai \u£ 'i W*ht islands off the coast of Hahan have been occupied by the Japanese A radio station belonging to a Japanese company has been erected and '"eel fiShlng firmS haVe Chang Shen-fel. Nanking's representative in Hong Kong
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    FRANCE IS SAFE
    142 9 I Premier Satisfied With New Defences Paris. Aujf. >9. A declaration to the effect that he was completely reassured alter his flrsi clay's inspection of the eastern [ronUei was made by the Premier M Daladier speaking at the village of Barregueminet in Alsace Lorraine He said -hat
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    INSULL DOUBTFUL
    90 9 Horn In London Hut Doesn't Know Present Status Athens. Aug. £f. The AppeaJ Court has approved oi the Public Prosecutors warrant lor the arrest oi Samuel Insull. Senior, who WAS brought before the court In con nection with the request trom the United States tor his extradition Insull
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    U.S. N.C.O. DEGRADED
    63 9 Possession Of .Military Secrets Fort Sherman. Canal Zone. Aug. 31. Convicted by court-martial of the illegal possesion of military secrets. Corporal Robert Osman. of Brooklyn. has been dishonourably discharged from the ■errice, sentenced to three years hard labour and fined SlO.OOO or an additional eighteen years hard
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    OFF TO THE RACKS
    60 9 Forty Penantf Enthusiasts On The Corfu From Our Own Correspondent I Penang, Auk. 31. The P. and O. Corfu, which brought a fair complement of Malayan passengers, left for Singapore this afternoon, taking over forty passengers from j Penang. most of whom are going to 1
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    13 9 Mr. H. E. Cornish has assumed duty as Engineer. Posts and Telegraphs. Kedah
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    NAZIS START ON BELGIUM NOW
    94 9 Nuisance Must Be Stopped Brussels, Aug. 2*l. M We will stop this ousiness once anu tor all.' declared Bugian officials at Mulmedy in connection witn an outrage by three young -Nazis who crossed the border into Eupen and insulted members of the public and seriously
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    "I WILL BE KILLED"
    110 9 Escaped Nazi leader's Plea To Italians Bolzano, Italy. Au£. SL 1 The Austrian Nazi loader. Hofor. wlu was rescued by Nazis who broke into a Tyrol prison, and escaped to Italy reached the frontier station of Brenner l to-day In a most dishevelled condition. Ho was
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    WHEAT RESTRICTION
    57 9 How The Quotas Will i r Washington, Auk. 31. According to Mr. Wallace. Secretary l for Agriculture, exports under the London wheat agreement are limited RS follows From Canada. 200 million l bushels, from the United States 47 million, the Argentine 100 million. l Australia 15 million. The
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    NO COMPULSION
    58 9 t To Aid Stan's Economic Development I (From Our Own Correspondent J [< K.iiitckiiK. Aur. 30. It is officially annrninc' I l thn f at r>r<*scnt the Government will not have 5 recourse to any new svstem oi c m- i pulsory purchase of land or compulsory r
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    "KING OF JAZZ"
    118 9 To the lover of music, mainly of the i jazz type, and admirer of lOtggom and beautilul dreaiea and charming niri.v L thr Universal picture, the new "King ol Jazz." which opened at the Alhambra y last ni^ht. possesses a very strong appeal. a lie music is
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      RUBBER
      67 9 London. Auer. 31. Messrs. Symington and Wilson's i rubber market closing prices to-day I vere: Market Inactive. New York, Aug. 31. Opening prices were: Spot (Sellers) 3 13 16d. (3 13 16d.) (Buyers) 33 4 d. (S^d.) Oct.-Dec. 327 32d. (3 27 32d.)| Jan-March 3 15 16d. (3 15
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      TIN
      23 9 London, Aug. 31. Messrs. Malcolm Bowley and Son's! I losing tin prices to-day were: |opuL J__*lB-lt>-U.) 3 Months £200 (£2lB-12-6. Market Steady.
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      CROSS RATE
      16 9 I London, Aug. 31. New York 4.54 (4.55. > ParK 81 »/i (81 13 16.)
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    BOY CAUGHT WITH PISTOL
    661 9 "BUNDLE PUSHED L\TO HIS POCKET- Plot To Kill Theatre Manager Denied Standing little over lour feet in neight. a sixteen-year-old Formosan -"y rim* d Wong Kim Ho was tried by Mr. H. A. Forrer in the First Magistrate's Court yesterday on charges ol being in possession
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    U.S. POLICY CHANGED
    75 9 No Debt Reduction For Disarmament New York, Aug. 31. America has abandoned the policy of making war debt concessions conditional on disarmament, according to Mr Norman Davis who sailed for Europe on the liner Washington en route for Geneva. He declared that ho was certainly [against linking
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    26 9 Mr. R. M. Subramaniam. late of the P. T. Talping. who retired over a year ago, sails for Madras with his family by the Rajula to-day.
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      39 9 Cf ITOL RESTAURANT To rrow (Saturday) Sept. 2nd. R STTAFEL TIFFIN rved from Noon Until 2.15 p.m. 0 MORROW NIGHT! v ILCADE" Extension of Licence Until 1 A.xM. \our Dinner and Supper Parties Now hone 4906 for Table Reservations
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      116 9 I "BOMAK" SHIRTS FOR STYLE, QUALITY, MAKE AND FINISH No. SOl6. An entire new ran^e of coloured woven poplin, four smart stripes on blue, buff and apricot grounds, soft fronts, double cuffs SALE I P RI CE 3.o<> E *CH No. SOl7. Superior quality woven popHa i,, nei ,t coloured
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      IS MALAYA TO BE SACRIFICED ?
      1047 10 IS MALA YA TO BE SA CRIFICED Secret Rubber War In Progress COERCING INDUSTRY INTO CONTROL "Dutch Plan To Restrict British Rubber" London, Aug. 23. Though, according to all reports, very little is being done in regard to rubber restriction at the moment, plenty is still being said. Controversy rages
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      TRADE COMMISSION
      150 10 Indian Merchants' Evidence Th( 53rd, r )i h and 55th meetings o! the Trade Commission were h«-id in Singapore on August 29th. 30th and 3lst. when evidence was received from I representative Indian merchants. Evidence was taken from Ifr C M Bhah (Messrs. Chandulal and Co.«. Secretary ol
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      MERCANTILE BANK
      46 10 Interim Dividend Declaration The Singapore office of the Mereant lie Bank of India has received a telegrum from its head ofliee that the board of directors have declared an interim dividend of 6 per cent., less income tax. in respect of the current year.
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      PINEAPPLE EXPORTS
      61 10 During the week ending August 26th 1933. exports from Malayan ports amounted to 41,069 cases, of which 25.389 cases were to the United Kingdom. 1.725 to the Continent of Europe. 12.825 to Canada and 1.130 elsewhere. Total exports for the period. January 1. 1933. to August 26th. were
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      Exchange Rates
      229 10 Augus 31 SELLING London. 4 months" sight 2 4 London. 3 months' sight 2 I 31 32 London. 60. days' sight 2 3 61 64 London. 30 days' sight 2 3 15 16 London, demand 2 3 29 32 London. T.T. 2 3 7 Lyons and Paris, demand
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      Petrol And Kerosene Prices
      118 10 Aofua ,i 1 e*i imp. rial Brilliant Kerosene v tin l 1 wt Sylvan Arrow Ker m ne per tin I S c ny Mot r ;.i> per British In •>. rial Motor Gi >Une drums BrltUT [mperial n I Motor < ine lalkm nn 1
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      NEW U.S. USES FOR TIN
      233 10 NEW U .S. USES FOR TIN Effects Of Beer Legalisation London. Ant;. ]H The development of new Industrial] factor* Indicating an In con- sumption of tin In America li analyst in a report Issued by the United Btato Bureau of Mines, according; to adyta recelTtd from New York in spite
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      CHINESE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
      48 10 CHINESE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE In our issue of Wednesday, it was tatcd that certain amendments in the ii es of the Singapore Chinese Chamber •f Commerce had been approved by the •ecretary for Chinese Affairs. We are •fflcially informed that such approval < las not yet been conferred 1
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      Stock Exchange
      117 10 London, Aug. '19. When the Stock Exchange began business today Kaftirs opened with .1 fl mi burst ol strength but. with buyers subsequently ad« ptinn mor cautious attitude, they Mn.iln turned < MteT The priCC ol j>uid was rais.fi b: \O Bl Js. 4 J jd and sincr
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      UNWROUGHT TIN ON FREE LIST
      126 10 DUTY ON STRAITS PRODUCT REMOVED To Help London Mnt repot Trade London. \uk ;i u» the j iindi r !h«rt Dutl T»v < n t repot trad tin falllni I u Btrmlti tm. which empire pr >du. •a. jiad in b. p ink d rtn
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      MODERATE BUSINESS
      181 10 Robber Prieei Blcad) On Local Market Btafjapevti Auk ffL i a modermtc amount »>t business has been transacted since our last report, i tirle :<• <i r> i til i Prl In i local ra k h ten ;n inufact omra ihowlng an Interm and :iis owing t«>
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      TAKUAPA VALLEY TIN
      23 10 The rollowing tolegram has been I fCttVCd irom the Mine August output 1208 hours SIMM iubu v.ird.s 1982 piculs. p
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      53 10 IMIW MINI ..II m mint B X I I V I vi Ameri< Am FphocH I I I Fires! i G< n 1 Cicn M Ooodrteti I I .*ne Nal Ci* B mm p. Radio 8. Ca I Bland ird I i Tex., Un. Ran. I I Wan
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      The Chinese Produce Exchange
      10 10 The Chinese Produce Exchange 11l .11 I fa* irir i«N > <
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      TIN "PLUMS"
      24 10 High l*;i< Prtdvctiw I Y I P Qftin Th. tt\lt\ H.r Plt> I rveryb -iv who lor the plun se< TUS to <>!••
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      CHAMBER OF COMMERCE RUBBER ASSOCIATION
      26 10 CHAMBER OF COMMERCE RUBBER ASSOCIATION i I XllKltol llftl I I 1 1 loos, Bland I Randan I Cabk i i Htm v rk >er 1b
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      32 10 Razor Strop Blade form the PERFECT SHAVING I Safety Razor f; 1 Sole Agents SIME DARBY Co., LTD. Singapore, Malacca, Muar. Seremban. Kuala Lumpur, Ipoh. Penang, Kuching. ■->- 1 4 ii H I >-—^
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    FRASERS SHARE LIST
    686 11 terday's Closing Quotations UGIST 31. 1933. Buyers Sellers 27s 28s 6c 28s 6d 30s 14s 15s 96 1.00 18s 19s 10 12 51 54 Is 6d Is 9d 35 38 42 45 13s 14s 4s 7'..d 5s 6d 16 18 «10s» 7s 6d 8s 6d 9.s 9s
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    STRATOSPHERE TRIP
    47 11 ntists Plan To Rise Kil »m?tres I pningrad, A«*. 30. flight I i make n< xt month, a r >xta.t to be Union to k tisfj ctory und in the :ientUts ht ol f :r<>m some 3 viet Union The ci tu Moscow next two
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    STONE AGE CAMP
    44 11 f>,ooo Years Old In Russia I eningrad, Aug. 30. emy ol Sciences headed by *<j excavate the Ing back to the has been discovered a Briansk. luman habitat, it is in idea of the life. handicrafts of man iO.OOO years before
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    RUBBER OUTLOOK
    204 11 Production Capacity "Unlimited' 1 Fi >m our Own Correspondent) London. Auk. 1*« According to a writer In the Dutch weekly, "Handelsberichten." the offi- cial organ ol the Department ol EcoiTomiC AlTairs. Foreign All airs and the Col' iik-s. the Improvement in the price ol rubber during the last
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    PRODUCTION AND PRICES
    550 11 Quick Results At Wheat Conference i London, Auk. *~>. Agreement on tbe world price wheat and on the limitation ol sun plic* was reached to-day by the Whea« Conference in London at wtii< h countries are represented. The Canadian Premier. Mr. R. B nett, who is chutrman
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    BUMPER CROP
    113 11 Record Hnrvesl Reports From Siberia .Moscow, Aug. 30. Reports received here from the vaiM- I ous regions of Siberia state that tl. harvesting comr>ai«n is making rapid I progress. Both state and collective farms are reaping the results of a sue i cessful spring sowing. The harvest in
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    23 11 Canadian Grain exporters are ex- ploring every avenue to retain the j right to ship through U.S. ports with- out losing Imperial preference.
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    STATISTICS OFFICE LIBRARY NOTICE
    382 11 STATIS TI CS O FFICE LIBRARY NOTICE The FoUowini publications wen iued <>r rtcelTed by the Dt-partment o Statistics, SS a:id FMB. durins th< period AtlfUH I9tli to August 1033, inclusive and are available fa public use in the Relerence Library iPuilerton Building. Singapore Appli i cation may bf made
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      1071 11 Aweti exceed f U,— f .f l ■Agymnce to force qtct f SS r f Ji The Great Eastern life Assurance Co., Ltd. (Incorporated to the Btrmtta fcttkimUn H.AD orPICE Oreat Bartem L«e BuUdlng. CecU Street. Singapore. LOOT^,, oo mpftny has deposlted wlth the Bupreme Mot e «-J^-c. Companies Act
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    99 12 iii the Italian budget for 1933-1934 1 payment to tpt merchant tenrloe Is I provided to the amount of :iai. 246.000 1 lire which is 3.4f,r«.00u lire more than i<-r the prevtoua year. The subventions lor services Hone amauni to 260,035,000 lire, or 8.000.000 lin* more than for the I
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    SECRECY BLUNDER
    249 12 French Policy After Disasters Criticised The French authorities have Rally i,r.ly to thank themselves, and the practice in France following shlpptni disasters, for the circulation of mainreports and rumours, says the Times These have been particularly rH« in the cases of the tires in the liners Georges Phillppar
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    THE SINGAPORE HARROUR BOARD
    128 12 Ships Alongside the Wharves or Expected to Arrive Main Wharf rKiitranee date 3.) Ranchl 18; KatonK If; Plam-ius IS: Dimpo 11 Peral 10 Najam 9; Soudan 7 Empire Doek (Kntraiur <iate 3» Mansola 35 Kinpire l>ock (Kntranee (late V Klang 46: Silverteak 48 West Wharl (Entrance
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    HEALTH BULLETIN
    145 12 Health bulletin oi the League oi Nations' ■astern Bureau For the week < ndeel August 26th. ■assess: I plague eases and I deaths; Hnmhay: 1 cholera Cast and 1 death 9 smalip x easel and 2 deaths Calcutta: 13 cholera cases md 1 death as compared with ia
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    Decrease in World Tonnage
    234 12 Decrease in World T onna g e i4c/i;ance o/" Motor t Vess els TIM lolluwing details of world t«»n n.is* in publlshfcl in thi Mtt-M edition <»l Lloyd's H«'Rist(»r B<w»k Th" tables show thai durftm Ibi pasl ii* iii'inhs thfir has been .1 decrease In 1 1 1« mm fconn—
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    A NOVEL HOLIDAY
    417 12 l>utcl\ Party's v>o MHen In Small Vaiht ii satfc d frun Pai si mall vacbi oi n rut>'.<- m > •n«- measuren enu bi km h i i 11.7 metres beam 2.9 metrei ind i.j m rea lour Bur >p Mai v .i! .v d 8U t,
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    THE DOLLAR LINE
    70 12 Cflf ffH in :«r: .nul ll in* r M meet I K I running r i lit l k PO| uislt r l.ir the B t-.r v. u 1 Vr- lid v Dullur 1 11,I 1 the San Fl I Mtn up m Htm V r month*,
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      668 12 Burns Philp Line. (Incorporated In Australia). FOR BRISBANE, SYDNEY AND MELBOURNE via JAVA, DARWIN AND THURSDAY ISLAND. Kegular monthly sailings by the well-known steamer MARELLA a.37» >nns> and the S.S. MANGOLA 13,352 tons): [Cargo only) i MARELLA is one of the largest and finest steamers trading to Australia. Cabins de
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      39 12 I. S. K UH6 |s|iin\i;\ l> xM< r wax ah r.%Ksi v i I rum i i I lOK RUM NAGOI n J I I B Bl PIMJ s W I [II i mo\ ni ii I th Hm
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      537 12 Local And Foreign Mail Despatches and f Arrivals p d BY TRAIN r Banykolc every Saturday t 7 p.m. and Thursday 7.30 a.m c Kedah Monday to Friday 7.30 a.m. j Saturday 7 p.m. s JKuantan (via Jerantut) j Monday to Friday 7.30 a.m Kuan tan (via Jerantut) Saturdays 1
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      199 12 VESSELS ARRIVED Giang Bens, Br;t Kiii'.* lrom Seme rang 30A, for Batavia 1 B Bhanurangat siam 40«j. from Tr» ng st*nu :«>B. ior Trengganu 1 PahUd. Dut 1180. trom Bah >1 K. lor Bali U. BUnjoe, Dut 715. From BaiwlJeimeilm SI 8. t>r Bandjtrmasim 3.9 Toradja. Dut MC> lrom Dfambl
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      380 13 P. O. jtish t idia and Apcar Lines P (Incorporated In England) VIAIL. ASSENGER AND CARGO SERVICES. OSVi AND ORIENTAL S. N. CC JARDS >M LONDON FOR CHINA JAPA!* m Vuc Due Mngapore. Tonnage. Singftpor Aug 31 CHITRAL 15,000 Oct27 Sept RANCHI 17.000 Nov 10 Sept. 15 BANGALORE 6,000 Nov
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      529 13 Eillerman <x Buckna Steamship Co., Ltd (Incorporated In England) •13LLERMAN" LINE. m FREIGHT SEP VICE TO UNITED KINGDOM AND CONTINENT VIA PORTS ANr, SUEZ CANAL v t HOMF.WARDS. s 'l' clll nl ttsbur f For R'dam and Hamburg Sept 14 Sep* CJty of Newcastle For Havre. Jxmdon, R'dam H'burg SeDt
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      772 13 PAGE 13 lH eSS 1 aSr^LtdTa^o '^S. n KHIOW co 1 .»i 1 IHE BLAM STEAM NAVIGATION Co* S^N^lJ^i^ CO^?S> INSURANCE. J 8 TIW ""SSliSycS o^ Md OU)be ThC ThamCS r* nd Bnd Me^ JB *-ow«««« v*j.. t*a. Insurance Co., Ltd 16 RAILWAYS. 2 Tne Federated Malay States Railways The
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      648 14 IVa WTm Wnm KONINKLUKE PAKETVAART MAATSCHAPPIJ DE WEERT— Friday. Sept. 1. Tandjong Pinang. Blinjoe. Djeboes. Pangkal Pinang Koba, Billiton and Batavia. ROKAN— Friday. Sept. 1, Poeloe Kidjang. Supat. Tembilahan. Poeloe-Pallas and Rengat. PLANCIUS— Friday. Sept. 1. Muntok. 'passengers and mails only>. Batavia, Semarang and Sourabaya. TINOMBO— Friday Sept. 1. Belawan
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      136 14 OUTWARDS m.s. ALSIA for Bangkok Sept. 9 ms. DANMARK for Manila. Hong Kong. Shanghai, Yokohama, Osaka and Kobe Sept. 20 TRANS-PACIFIC SERVICE TO LOS ANGELES, SAN FRANCISCO, VANCOUVER, SEATTLE AND PORTLAND m.s. SELANDIA leaves Manila about Oct. 8 leaves Hong Kong about Oct. 14 FARE: To Genoa £45 to £89
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      522 14 TO EUROPE r GENOA MARSEILLES AND NEW YORK. Arrive Leave l^ave Arrive S'pore. S'pore. Penan*. N. YorkPros. Garneld Sept. I Sept. 12 Sept. 14 Oct. 24 Pr^s Polk Sept 23 Sept. 26 Sept. 28 Nov. Pit* Adams Oct. 7 Oct. 10 Oct. 12 Nov. 21 Pres Harrison Oct. 21 Oct
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      449 14 TO NAPLES. MARSEILLES, LONDON. Wi MIDDLESBROI ""'Kli^J HAKUSAN MARU 10.500 Sept. 6 7 U BARUNA MARU 10.400 Sept 20 21 |J KATORI MARU 10.000 Oct. 5 6 KASHIMA MARU ***** Oct. 19 20 I Vasukunl Maru 12.000 Oct. 31 Nov 1 *May omit Rotterdam. < ,iu TO LIVERPOOI LYONS MARU
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    THE MALAYS ' TOUR IN JAVA
    236 15 THE MALAYS TOUR IN JAVA ji, Ordered Off The Field Malay centrerield in the M.S.. Batavia i draw oi WMM ordered Buitenzorg. In the first d with ten al the home oi their teams were :d half, strongly and bombardi but Kek 80. display. .1 hefty kick. taking ur •heir
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    2-GOAL WIN AT BANDOENG
    17 15 The Malays defeated a Bandoen- XI on Wednesday by 2 uoals to nil
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    SWIMMING CARNIVAL
    88 15 M.C.A. Championship Contests tning d by Id In the Canning, p.m. ra by Mrs. prizes pri JunJ bera Will la Open SC.C. o p.m. 40 Yard* holder r School- p.m.: -5 ->ni!) Fii. 4:35 1 itmpionYarcta 1.45 p.m 10. 120 ;j Final ■Junior Back 12 1 40 Yards
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    20 15 Invited to I 3 Merchant! ai 2 p.m. 10.30 a.m. H. B Noon. J. E C. Hill. R. E. G.
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    LAWN BOWLS
    269 15 Revised Ties in S.C.C. Tournament The following art revised am ties 8 C C lawn b >wl tournament FRIDAY SEPTEMBER IST Doubles American Tournament < 15 Ends) K. Ora: and M St. Frail vs. Or Lindow and H K Feamsid P. O Nell Dunne and W. Williams vs
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    ISLAND GOLF CLUB
    95 15 .Meyer Cup Competition At Week-end Following li the draw lor the Mey Cup -Club Championship*, the fir round 01 which must be completed I Sunday. September 3rd.. 1933Byes O. R Edge. F. R. Marten Comr. C. Usher. K. C. Eu. L. A. Rapp J T. Smith. Dr
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    52 15 The following have been invited to play Association Football lor S.C.C. Ist XI vs. Public Services Ist. XI on Monday At S.C.C: T. G. Lashmar; J L. Elmer. F. A. McCafTery: T. Robertson. J. W. Muncey. R. N. Walling: L. H. Eastman. 8. Kirk. H. E. Orr. N. Fyfe. J
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    45 15 Mrs. Ash ton -Cross* Padbay of Icier ho iirnc (left) and Mingy u of Alderhourne. reclining in their own armchair before the judging at the Pckin Palace I>og Association annual summer show at the Ranelagh Club. London. (Free Press weekly dog article will appear to-morrow.]
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    ATHLETICS
    476 15 Johore English School Sports At the postponed annual sport meeting of the English College. Johor Bahru two events Had to be aban doned the Old Boys' Race and th tug-o'-war Khalici bin Basoti won tbe Cham pionship m Class 1. Syed Sheik U Class 2. and Suki bin A
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    LEAGUE FOOTBALL
    144 15 r liirmintfham Defeated At Home London. Auk. Ml The following wore the result* oil English League matched plaved today Reuter Birmingham 0 Manchester C 1 f Derby County 1 Everton 1 Liverpool 1 Stoke City 1 Sunderland o Portsmouth 2 r irst Division Bradford City l Hull City
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    26 15 Sergeant-Major and Instructor Roj binson, of the M.V.1.. Ipoh. has left for home with Mrs Robinson and family on the completion of his agreement of service.
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    SINGAPORE BEAT JOHORE
    554 16 I'RANAKANS TOO GOOD FOR CHINESE But Many Opportunities Were Missed Franakans 'i; Johore Chinese 0. Displaying all- round superiority, the local Malay side, the Pranakans, de- feated the Johore Chinese in a soccer [1 match yesterday at Jalan Besar Stadium by two goals to nil. The ground
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    NOT TO GIVE UP TENNIS
    136 16 NOT TO GIVE UP TENNIS MRS. WILLS MOODY ON HER WITHDRAWAL Miss Jacobs Would Have Done The Same San Francisco. Aug. 31. Mrs Wills Moody announces that she has no intention of giving up tennis. She hopes to compete in the nation singles of 1934. She said that she did
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    LAWN TENNIS
    354 16 S.C.C. Tournament Ties Tbere was no play in titm S.C.C. lawn I tettnll tournament yesterday and the day's ties were fixed for play on Monday. TODAYS TIKS. Profession Fairs C. V Miles and P H. Battishili vs U. H Kleinman and A A A. Paterson. A Class Doubles
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    27 16 i Pun Slew Mun. Tan Swei Toe and Yeo Lip Cnee; Won« Bin Hea. Wang Yew Chin. Yap Kim Bock. Er Wee Cheng and Tan Thing Scmg.
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    AGA KHANS VICTORY
    70 16 Odds-On Favourite Wins |j Gimcrack Stakes York. Aug. 31. The Olmcrmek Stakes, value <C 1.000. for two-year-olds, was run here to-day and resulted as follows: The Aga Khan's MRS RUSTOM 1 Mrs. U. Walters JUNGLE OUEEN 2 Sir Alfred Butt's FLYING COOT 3 Ten ran. Won by
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    60 16 Woolley did a bit of quick scoring in Kent's match against Derbyshire recently, hoisting his individual 50 in 47 minutes. He scored mainly with cuts and drives and treated Mitchell's bowlinp severely. He made 104 in 95 minutes and his 161 out of 229 took I him five minutes under
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    20 16 Kingston and District Hospital defeated MM final of the Lawn Tennis C'hallen re (up 1.. Charles' Hospital. Ladbroke Grove. London
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    GRIFFINS' FINAL GALLOPS
    1043 16 Fast Going By Coffee Wallah RECORD ATTENDANCE AT THE RACECOURSE Thursday, Auk. 31. If What must have constituted almost it a record crowd was in attendance on j the course this morning, ostensibly to j watch the training generally but;t particularly. I believe, to glnger-up the j
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    PERAK T. C. MAIDENS
    80 16 Twenty-two Landed in Excellent Condition t 1 From Our Own Correspondent 1 Penan k. Auk. 31. r A butch of 22 English maidens wore 1 landed in Penang from the P. and O < Soudan to-day. They are tor the Perak i Turf Club. The animals
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    SINGAPORE SWIMMING CLUB
    47 16 Notice. 1 f The Pool will be closed lor cleaning j on Sunday September 3rd at 8 p.m. and will be opened again on Tuesday sth Instant at 7 a.m. High tides in the Pagar on Monday 1 11.20 a.m.. 10 56 p.m. I
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    JUDGE ATTACKS JARDINE
    337 16 LEG THEOHY "TALK" USELESS Would March Team Off The Field Judm Moule. of the VtetOftOfl County :ourt and u former Australian T« st rlcketer. has rekindled the OQBb ver leu-theory bowling by declaring hat unless the MCC p.i r sjiut-n ondemninK "bowliiiK M »r» n.' no selul
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