The Straits Times, 10 August 1923

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    13 1 The Straits Times No. 27,324 SINGAPORE, FRIDAY, AUGUST 10, 1923 PRICE 10 CENTS
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    Society of Planters.
    1503 2 Ulu Selangor and Tanjong Malim District. A well attended and successful meeting was held, under the auspices ot' the 1.5.P., •at the Tanjong Malim Club, on July 29, whin it was unanimously decided to form a District Branch Association. Present Mr. M. J. Kennaway (chair!man), Tanjong Malim.
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      685 2 Itching Rashes Suffered Three Years, but Germolene Relieved Immediately and Soon Completely Cured. Mr. \V. J. Eodhouse, 3d, Orchard4&^ I 7*' Westminster, London. n^ B-W.l, Eng., says "I had suffered with ff ecicma on my leu for about thrte years B Jr^ Va when I first tried Germolene. From B
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      368 2 Does the Distance from which you do your buying make any difference to you, providing you get good English Merchandise at MUCH 6\ LOWER PUICES r^i Efr $8.57 Men's Brogue in Solid English Leather BLACK OR BROWN. 'PHIS is :i warranted alMmliar Shot 1 made of Solid CaJ( in either
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      161 2 IMM«« <m»««»M»»M»M»«»»»»»«»»«^' LOWRIE Special Blend of Selected Matured Scotch Whisky The test Whisky on the Market Obtainable from all Leading Hotels and all Liquor Stores SOLE IMPORTERS STANLEY F. WARD CO., (F.E.,) LTD. (Surcesion to G. AURELY CO.) 2-b, Finliynon Green. Singapore. Pkon* 172. Cars, Lorries AND MARINE SETS. ALL
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    F. M. S. VITAL STATISTICS.
    467 3 Lowest Death Rate for Past Ten Years. Dr. A. R. Wellington, Senior Hcalih Officer, F.M.S., has issued his report for the year 1922. Krom this we learn that the population of the F.M.S. as estimated was at the end of June, 1922, 1,360,870. The race
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      355 3 STEfIWER SfIjLIHGS KEIR STEAMUM CO., IRC si CCMMMH to UNITED AMERICAN LINES lnoo>T>or;,t<<l in V SA. i wtrvte* b«tw«ea New Talk, btngtpor* ar.J Java Porta, and via* yaiaa. FOR NEW YORK VIA SUEZ Nile due Aug. 10 Half Moon due Aug. 25 West Calumb mid. Sept Tor trri^i, acplj t»
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      609 3 SATYRIN SATYRIN 9\ SATYBIN GOLD LT^MF M SILVER (tor Men) flkk <for NOTICE is herphy civen that the abov* Trade Marks consisting of the word SATYRIN and the device depicted above are the absolute property of Aktien-Gesells-chaft Hormona, Manufacturers of OrganoTheurapeutic Remedies, carrying on business at Dusspldorf-Grafenberg, Germany, whose sole
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      520 3 COMMON SENSE TREATMENT FOR CONSTIPATION. Drink sufficient boilcil or lilteroil water. Eut plenty of ripe fruit and fresh vegetables. Practice the habit of daily rcimlarity. Take a dose of Tinkettes, the little gcntle-as-nature laxatives, whenerer necessary. Then constipution, bilious headaches and liverishness will cease to trouble you. Druggists everywhere sell
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      159 3 Special Display QI Dunhill's Cigar Cigarette Holders CIGARETTE HOLDERS 4.50 to $35.00 CIGAR HOLDERS $10.00 to $16.00 At Dunhiii- Depot MAYNARD CO., LTD. We have just installed at our Retail Depot an up-to-date "HOB ART" MINCING MACHINE AND CAN NOW SUPPLY (MADE FRESH DAILY) Per lb. RUMP STEAK MINCE- -65
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      816 4 STEAMER SAILW6S F I ti.AUiiish India fw^* 4...S,JHJt^.i. 'icr.paasee lßaorv«rato4 la Eaglaad.) HAIL AM) PASSENGER AND CARGO SERVICES PKMNSULAB AND ORIENTAL B. M. CO. .m. Contract with HU Majesty's OoTaraaaat LO.NIiO.N.FAB EASTERN BEBTICB OBTTi AKDtf raOM LONDON HOMBWABDA FOB CHINA AND j.w a:.' FOB MABSEILLEfI, LONDON AND ANTWERP Tcatac Mi
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      663 4 STEAMER SAILINGS THE OCEAN STEAM SHIP CO, LIMITED THB CHINA MUTUAL STEAM NAY. CO, LTD. (laeorporated U Baglaaa). The Bine Funnel Line Kerulax Se/vic* U LONDON, AMSTBRDAM. ROTTERDAM, ANTWXRP. HAMBURG AND BKKMKN. GXNOA, MARSEILLES, LIVERPOOL AND GLASGOW. MARSEILLES, HAVRE, LIVERPOOL AND GLASGOW. BOSTON AND NEW YORK. Takißf cargo through Bill
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      712 4 STEAMS SAHIHCS IMBEITU MXiETVAJIRT MAATSCHAPFM JBOBeU, fAOLWt NAVIGATION CO, OF BA.'ATIa) Incorporate! ir H.iliadni iXWPTBACT WITH THB NBTHEKLANUS C%uu. .iiT>K.mui Tetaraaa* Noo. Paaoago D.p«, ill, Frelgal l»«pi. a^rta. Oaaa. aarf lTaaaaiamu. Oo»t. IU7, Maaagera Dopi. VAN DER LYN— August 10, Belawan-Deli. SINGKAWANG— August 10, Selat-Pandjang, Bengkalis nnd Bngan Si Api
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      530 5 STEAiER SAIUHiS NeYeJ^ LONDON LJNB llakone Maru Aug. 27 Suwa Mnru Sept. 4 Fushimi Muru Sept. II LIVERPOOL LINE Toknshlma Mara Aag. 17 Durban Uaro mid. Sept. HAMBURG LINE Mitu Maru Aug. 26 Matsuye Maru end Sept. JflW YORK LINB Tia BUB SOUTH AMERICAN LINE BOMBAT LINE Hakodate Mara Aug.
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      362 5 STEAiEB SAILINtS O.S.K. Propossd Ssilings from Singapore. i ■abject to Changs without preTioaa aotiee.) EUROPEAN LINE For Marseille!, London, Hamburg, Rotterdam, Antwerp, Tia Colombo, Sues aad Port Said. 'LONDON MARD Beginning Sept. •Calls at Marseilles. NEW YORK LINE For San Fraadaea, Panama, New York, Tia Japan. ATLAS MARU from Hongkong
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      563 5 STEAiEB SAIUNiS "NEDERLAND" ROYAL MAIL LINE HP "ROTTERDAM LLOYD" ROYAL MAIL LINE BAIIIMiS I'KOM SINGAPORE OF "NEDERLAND" "ROTTERDAM LLOYD" R. M. LINE R. M. LINE Via Belawan-DeU, Sabanf, Colombo, Tia Belawan-Deli, Sabapg, C.l.antW, Genoa, Algiers to Amsterdam. Marseilles, Tangier to KottenUm. GROTIUS Aug. 6 KAWI July 80 KON D. NEDER.
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      151 5 THOS. COOK AND SON PASSENGER AND FORWARDING AGENTS, BANKERS, etc P. O. Box 102. Battery Bead, Singapore. Passages booked by all Unas. Rail tic' it. issued for tke principal railu ughoat tke World. '■-.•aengern' Luggage landed, stored sad forwarded at current rates. Cook's Interpreters ia uniform meet tke principal steamers
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      680 5 STEAiER SAILIN6S "ELLERMAN LINL ■1.1.M114H ft BWCJLNALL BTBAMBHIP C«w LtaV (laaenaratoa ia Baglaael) BTMA M HK Dm Singapore FABBENGMR SKRVICB orrwAKDS. tu. CITT OF KARACHI China aad Japaa Oct. S •v. CITY OF PARIS China aad Japaa Not. 16 •m. CITY OF CANTERBURY China and Japaa Dae 17 HOMEWARDS ti.s.
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      555 6 CINEMAS HUMAN HEARTS DEDICATED TO THE MOTHERS OF THE WORLD. It is a story of home— of a wonderful, beautiful love— of pathos and humour —of a wife who was an outcast of a son who suffered because of his love for The One Woman. A Story for you for
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      622 6 CINEMAS On account of the demand from those who still want to see this picture and from those who have been seen it once and want to see it again THROUGH THE BACK DOOR MARY PICKFORD'S latest production, in 7 reels. will be continued for a further 4 nights, until
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      196 6 WHITEAWAYS S t f^wMm S THE "WESTWOOD SOrBRETTE,' DINNER SERVICE. Dcccratcd in Vioiet colour flower design nnd goUl In 1 maJc o: Semi-porcelain. DisjSWl set for C LSale price $29.50 set. TT Dinner set for 12 persona 58 pieces. Sale price $57.50 set. JU THE "STRATFORD GARMA," DINNfcR SERVICE. Decorated
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    DAILY TImE TABLE
    161 7 FIXTURES. Iriilay, August 10 High Auier. 9.1C a.m., 8.53 p.m. Hardina Memorial Service. Methodist irek, ■< p.m. Saturday. \ii K u.it 11 High Water, 10.22 n.m., 9.38 p.m. Outward 1!. 1. mail due. riekei S.C.C. v. Services. ootball, 4aiaya Cup. Singapore v. Johore V,. Australian mail closes,
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      VESSELS AT THE DOCKS.
      99 7 Ernst Wharf Ruin— Nil. ■M Whnrf Van dor V.ijck. Sheers Wharf I)on KK ala, Sinramdja. Main Wharf Nirj.hnn, H.M.S. Magnolia. Empire Dwk Attaka, City of Norwich, Kuala. West Wharf Ciascoyne, Aulolycus. Jardinea Whirl Nil. I'ulo Brani Coal Wharf— NlL Kcppel Harboor. Main W h»rf Spartea, Limburj;,
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      Vessels Arrived.
      86 7 BAN HOCK LIONG. ;ii it.. IM taa tnm Baagkak 10-s. fur Kohsichnns unc. DAN WIIATT SOON. Itiit., 16L' tons, from ea 10-8, for Msar 11 s. KKI.W. llrit.. 463 ten.-., fi.in Kelar.tsn 9-8. far Kalantaa K'.VKIVAN.;. lirit., i Sv.it .v. n Ba«4gkok !i-s. LYCAON, Brit, 4, 14 taa
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    SINGAPORE MAILS CLOSE.
    235 7 To-day. Rhls, Anamba, ttatuna Islands mil Scr.:- Hfn p.m llunr o p.m. Midan p.m' 1 ort Swcttcnham and Teluk Anson 3 p.m. l'*t.i Tahat I ii.-.n. .'-.i^.t. Tllllll MM H::iphf>ng I p.m Malacca and Muar 4 p.m. I'jntianak 4 p.m. Bjtavia. Clieribon and Samnrang 4 p.ai. Paa«_J
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    MAILS FOR EUROPE.
    33 7 By Left And. S'por* Londoa Tahanan July 2 July 28 lK'lta July 111 July 31 Angers July 3 July 81 Rembrandt July 9 Aug. S l*llaaga July U Aug. 8
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    FINANCE AND COMMERCE
    193 7 EXCHANGE Bhagapaw, Aujrust 10. lOn London, Bank m 's I 1 l/> Demand 2/4 1/32 Private m. credits I 19/:!2 On New York Dcman-.l r >.i 1 Private M I 55S On Franco, Bank S"io (>'- I. i;i. Bank T.T. 17t On Honftkoiifr. Bank d <i Z%
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    SINGAPORE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE RUBBER ASSOCIATION.
    58 7 Tone of the market Easier. Latent London cables quote Spot sheet Is. 3'^.d. infaporu Standard Pale Crepe. Closing Pricet. i Buyers. 3ellm. Spot S'pt Oct-Dec. Jn«.-ViiTch Singapore Standnrd Ribbed Smoked Sheet Clo*i.".tf Prices. Buyer". Seller?. >pot ieptombi r )ctober-Dcrtmbcr-'anunry-M:i :•<•!: .'l': IS M S9
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      MINING
      207 7 1890* Val. Pi. Buyers. Rellrrs. 1 1 H;raii;; Padang 0.42,4 0.47H 1 1 Httin Tin I.:i2*i 1.: 7>,4 1 1 Je'antoh 0,10 0.20 1 1 Johan Tin &8S 0.40 U £i Kam. Kamanttac M/fl 47/6 10 10 KinU Assn. Orti. 7.50 8.00 "i 6 Liu-Tin Tin i.! r >
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      GENERAL
      136 7 HMM V«l. I'd. BajTMB. Sellers. £1 H. AOL TobMCO 5.0.0 0.v.0 10 10 Central Enjjine-< 3.50 10 25 i" i Central kfaton ;':■"> n.-'O 11 i K. Sir.oitingr Co. 7.00 7..">0 K!ec. Tramways l/.'J 1/9 10 10 "i-ar.cr Ncftto'S&M .".y.OO 50 50 Hammer Co. UD I|| 100 I'll) X»te
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      DEBENTURES
      114 7 r, p.c. 11,234,800 par 5 p.c. p.m. S'pi'ro Electric Tranwv*. B P-c. ISBVJOM mnm. S'pr.ip Munlclp* l S pa J1.R75.000 p K S';n r Municir>«l 1H D.c. pi l )r.; Sl.oon.noo 6 p.e. dl«. S'po r Municipnl 4',-i p.«. of ;909 $i,«oo,r>oo c p.«. ,n». S'po'» Municipal 4W p.e.
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      RUBBER SHARES.
      379 7 frvwr and Co. and Ly«II anr» Eratfa Oaota'tniM. Fraßcr Lynll li Co. Evatt. AlknbyN«w(*l) 1..0 l 10 l.'O 1.40 Aim- ;;aj;.h (Sii i.::-) L4B 145 l.:,;, A. Hitam ($5) 14.00 13.00 14.00 15.00 A. Kuninu ($1) 0.55 0.G5 0.55 0.C5 Am. Malay <S2) US 2.::o US US A.
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      27 7 WHO HAS THE MOST HUMAN HEART IN SINGAPORE Mr. P. T See HUMAN HEARTS Dedicated lo the Mothers of the World. PALLADIUM THEATRE TO-NIGHT at 9 30
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      664 7 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS Other Classified Advts., see pare 16. CBTRAIXIZEO rtO6, Cr sUUlsed Wainuts, Cr}-fltairtaed Mixed Finis, >.'. bars, Bvtteracotch. !1. Bolter, Direct In-.-;.ortcr. Europe Mute: Bttildtag. VACAX( IKS. 11. Mt. i:Usa> U Tel. ISIS. VIOL'N tuition, terms cl.cap. Kl., S. Times WANTED, competent draaghtsnutß. MSA, Straits Time-. TWii BINOI— BOOMS
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      263 7 Just Arrived FLAT, SQUARE AND ROUND IRON PLATES BRASS WHEEL VALVES Yz inch to 3 inch. D. G. Robertson, Ltd. KUALA LUMPUR. T.iephone No. 177. Telegram "Bonaecord." ».e;ej»:tx*;e:M LOTUS XOTICI .-ivn that the aWva property of Sfeaari Dijkiiuis, United of No. 0-a im ipor and i* u.<e>l rfc. In c
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      566 7 THE STRAITS TIMES Can be obtained at the following places in Singapore Hotel van Wijk. Money Changer, Grosvenor. Kelly and- Walsh, Ltd., Raffles Place. Money Changor, Adelphi Hotel. Money Changer, Europe Hotel. Mor.oy Changer, Raffles Hotel. Federal Rubber Stamp Co., Raffles Place. Peter Chong, Bras Busah Road. Ci. H. Kiat
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    The Straits Times FRIDAY, AUGUST 10. CROWN COLONY TRADE.
    1067 8 The Secretary of State for the Colonio has been asked to invite the presence nt the Imperial Economic Conference of tw>j representatives of producing interests .11 Crown Colonies. The request is made on the ground that the future of Brlt'sh industry
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    41 8 Lieut.-Col. Frcele J. E. Steincr, Provincial Gendarmerie, win has been stationed in Pattani for the last two months or more, has gone to Singora for a few days. Mrs. Steiner and her two litt.V sons are on a visit to Bangnara.
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    57 8 In connection wi;h the At Home on the T.S.S. Sarpedon to-morrow we are asked to state that the vessel will be berthed at godowns 1 and 2, West Wharf. The public are reminded that cars coming to the ship enter at Gate 4 and leave by Gate 6. Cars can
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    62 8 A post mortem examination held on the body of a ricksha coolie who died in a house in Park Road disclosed the fact that he died from a ruptured spleen. It has now been reported that the man was murdered. He was attacked and assaulted on Tuesday, and died later.
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    99 8 The three judges in the Russell appeal which was dismissed unanimously held that the question of the legitimacy of the child did not arise. It was merely a question of misconduct. It was d iubtful if the jury's verdict could even be admitted when in future it would become necessary
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    22 8 Dr. Pickcn, cf Penang, had a bag of surgical instruments stolen from his ;notor-car wl&e the- drive;- was talking to 1 friend.
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    24 8 A Chinese woman named Sun Hai Hal was charged in the Third Police Court this morning with being in possession of Triad society documents.
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    27 8 The design of Mr. S. .1. Edwards ha? been selected by tho Directors of the Chartered Bank of India, Australia ard China ton^^eir new offices in Ipjli.
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    31 8 The rale of issue of Money Orders for India and Ceylon to-day is Rs. 171 $109. The rate of payment of Money Orders from India and Ceylon is Rs. 176 $100.
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    27 8 Tho whisky combination of Buchanan and Dewar has concluded a deal to obtain jomplete control of the ordinary shares jf Mackit- Dunns, whose capital is i 1,000,000.
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    32 8 A demonstration on bud-grafting of Hevea be give-n by Mr. hi. tiuquharson, Assistant Agriculturist, Department >f \griculture, F.M.S. and S.S., in the Nilai mb, Nihii, on the 19th instant, at 10 a.m.
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    30 8 General Sir H. M. Evans is dead. He was born in 1841. He served in the Dufla Expedition, 1874-75, in the Naga Expedition 1879-80, and in the Manipore operaJons, 1891.
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    36 8 To-eiay being the occasion of President Harding's funeral, the usual tea dance at Raffles Hotel will not take place this afternoon. It has been cancelled as mark of respect to the memory of the late President.
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    35 8 At the meeting on July 20, of the rtangoon Corporation, Dr. (Miss) ivingsley, the first lady commissioner, took her seat after the oath of allegiance, ihe was warmly welcomed by the presi. .ent and members.
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    45 8 The last case in the calendar for August was heard in the Supreme Court yesterday. DvrJßg this month the Chief Justice (Sir Walter Shaw) will be en;aged in the Court of Appeal vi renang, and Mr. Justice Barrett-Lennard in the i/ourt of Appeal at Kedah.
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    46 8 From Penang the Judges of the Court Appeal will proceed to Kedah for tne ■.pening ceremony of the new Supreme _jurt icjilJmg at Alor Star. H. il. '.lie iCegent will declare the building open nd hand over the key to Sir WaitM Shaw, the Chief Justice.
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    44 8 The following particulars are supplied of the Ist Run of new It .n. Sluicing Plant on the Raweng Tin Company.--property Run No. 1 commenced Jun-.--25 completed July 81, hours run 8 IP, treated 110,000 cubic yards yielding 600 piculs, cost of run 19,00'J dollars.
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    67 8 The octogenarian Bishop of Winchester las resigned. It is stated that the re-a-scn is not on account of the Bishop's alth. The Right Rev. E. S. Talbot las in Bishop of Winchester since 11)11, and is a grandson of Earl Talbot. He aas \>ardtn of Keble College, Oxford, from 18ri9
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    85 8 In calling attention to the increasing number of Kus.-ian refugees in Shanghai, the Eastern Times nyi that the majoritj of them are wandering about Ch mm territory and have no fixed abode. Some are attempting- to obtain a living by nawking sugar, soup and perfumes, and others go about in
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    92 8 A new Chinese daily newspaper, styled the Nanyang Siang Pau, or Chines;.--)aily Journal of Cimme-iTc, is to be started in Singapo.-e, with oftcoS at 28 Robinson I'-'-ul. Mr. Tan Kah Kee is the proprietor and Mr. C. S. Lun, who has been managing director of a newspaper in Kuala Lumpur,
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    109 8 The following properties, otc wco ■iisposed of by auction by Estate and Trust Agencies Ltd. at the i ir sale-room on Tuesday afternoon Freehold land afd bungalow 170 Upper Serangoon Road, aiea 7i),28.') sq. ft, bought by Mr. Can Tiang Kwee for Sli>,ooo freehold laiv.l and house 25 Changi Road,
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    147 8 A farewell dinner was ':iven to the Rev. Father Pedro da C. Hui, on the sth. instant at the Parochial House, Bungu Ray:h, Malacca, on the occasion cf hi" transfer to Macao. The >- c was a bujn gathering including the Rev. Fa .hers A. M. Coroado, J. P. Francois,
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    SOCIAL AND PERSONAL
    442 8 I aiiv GuQldnard ant! party an duo in P*BMC on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. C. Bathurst, of Tanjong Malir.i, are leaving for hone by the Holt liner, Sarpedon, next week. The Rev. H. Mould, an ex-Chaplain from India, has be-en appointed Rector of St. Peter with Holy
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    Broke Into Fort Canning,
    59 8 A Chinese coolie was charged in tho Third Police Court this morning with trespass. Evidence was given by LunoeCorporal Price, R.A.S.C, that at 11 o'clock last night a shouting Waa heard in the kitchen at Fort Canning ud tlio accused was found the-re apparently in a
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    Outward Mails.
    59 8 Mails from Kurope, (London mails despatched July I!',) by the- 8.1. Teesia grill arriw by train to-morrow. pondeiKM- will be- ready for dcliv. to ooxholde-rs r.t D.15 a.m. A mail is due al .'e:iang from the United Kingdom by thi; Jlue- Fun' ral liner Perseus on Thursday, ihe
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    Forged Coupons
    73 8 In the Seremban police court, on August 8, before Inche Abdul Malek magistrate*, Gaa Teck Hock, a rubber, '.al.r. of Salak, and Mr. C. K. J. Barbour, of K. A. Barbour, Ltd., of I>;.m, were convicted < f wilfully usii!^' M genuine 16 forged rubber eon: were each
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    Bankruptcy Court
    79 8 The following is the 1 bankruptcy list down for hearing by Mr. Justice Barrett Lennard this morning Petitions for receiving orders against Te-ng Sini; We I (trading as Chop Joo Tuck Benjr), Goh Long Inn, O. S. H. Mohamed I 1 Van Beng Van, Chop Yco Khyo Bang,
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    Malim Newar Tin, Limited
    166 8 The prospectus is issued of Mnlini N'iwar Tin, Limited, but it is nnnoum-td tha. the issue is for information only, ail shares having been subscribed. The capital is £100,000 and the provisonal Directors are F. G. Graham, J. Malcolm Niwman (who makes a report on the
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      225 8 fascination of the East £^9k. Is brought home to you In jf^^^Z^B^^ ths perfection to which S^:^^R^ Egyptian Ojittttts have r^' t*^Bfc_ b«n brought by Mesws. M+*LJT- =^BL wi M*SPERO FRtRES "•-'^^■i JtcW 4 in the.r l.« br.ndj M^~ Tflk V .gVii known v Bouton Rouge *el^^^n and FvlUtttl rag
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    FRANCE AND GERMANY.
    705 9 Vigorous Speech by Herr Cuno. Supports Continued Passive Resistance. [Reiter's Service.l London, August 8. Berlin Before Dr. Cuno's speech in the Reichstag President Loebe delivered a tribute to President Harding, everybody standing. Dr. Cuno, in the course of his indictment of the occupying: forces, said that so
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    Transport Workers.
    98 9 [Reutxr's Service.] London, August 9. Officials of the Transport Workers Union and the National Union »f Railwaymen have concluded an agreement for cooperative action to defend their interests as a countermove to the unified front of employers embodied in the Federation of British Industries. A manifesto by the
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    Banque Industrielle Case.
    88 9 [Reuter's Service.] London, August 9. Paris The examining magistrate is still inquiring into the management of various companies, offshoots of the Banquc Industrielle de Chine. He is also awaiting the report of three expert accountants who are endeavouring to ascertain under what conditions M. Philippe Derthelot received
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    Dreadful Heat Wave.
    60 9 [Renter's Service.] London, August 9. Paris One hurdred and eleven degrees were recorded at Toulouse, the highest shade temperature ever registered in France. London, August 9. Washington One hundred and ninety persons were prostrated by the heat during President Harding's obsequies and were medically attended. It was
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    Canada's Bumper Harvest.
    54 9 [Reuter's Service.] London, August 9. Responding to the appeal of the Canadian Government, several thousand miners, shipyard workers, farm labourers and men of all trades and professions have sailed or are sailin at the week end *o help harvest C .da's bumper crop. Altogether 40.0 C from
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    Spanish Bank Strike.
    48 9 [Reuter's Service.] London, August 9. Madrid The bank strike is collapsing, numerous strikers seceding from the unions and resuming on Ihc old condi- tions. A number of the strikers have been dismissed, as most of the banks have profited by the situation to reduce staffs.
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    Turkish Affairs.
    38 9 [Reciter's Service.l London, August 9. Constantinople It is reported from Angora that the funerals commanding the first and second armies have been placed on the retired list. Eleven secret I service agents are leaving for Angora.
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    Indian Flag Agitation.
    49 9 [Renter's Service.] London, August 10. Nagpur Following a heated debats on questions arising from the Government's policy to combat flag agitation, the Lcjrislative Council passed a resolution by 31 to 27 asking for the unconditional release of imprisoned congress volunteers and the withdrawal of pending proaecutions.
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    PRESIDENTS FUNERAL.
    560 9 Last Rites at Washington Rotunda. Sad Scenes on the Route To Marion. [Reuter's Service.] London, August 8. Washington The last rites for President Harding were held at the Rotunda by a Baptist pastor and the chaplain of the House of Representatives. General Pershing, on horseback, led the funeral
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    Various.
    100 9 [Reuter's Servicj.l London, August 9. Mr. Bonar Law has much improved in health and goes to the Continent tomorrow. London, August 9. The Hague The ex-Minister, M. Colijn, will shortly be appointed Minister cf Finance in succession to Dr. D. J. De Geer, who resigned in opposition to the
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    Irish Election.
    203 9 Republicans and Labourites Active. [Reutxr's Service.] London, August 9. The general election in Ireland on August 27 follows closely on the dissolution of the Dail yesterday. The contest promises to be of the keenest nature. So far 42 candidates have already been named for 23 seats in Dublin,
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    League of Nations.
    52 9 [Reuter's Service.l London, August 10. Paris Sir Syed Ameer Ali, India, Phya Nukorn Kitch, Siam, and Mr. Wang Chung Hui, China, are amongst the 29 nominated candidates for the vacancy in the International Court of Vustice which will be filled by the League of Nations during the
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    Necessary in Malaya.
    51 9 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Hongkong, August 10. Following the sensational murder of a Chinese detective in a main street here, tho Government are increasing the penalties for unlawful possession of arms to ten years' hard labour and a flogging. The law will be enforced with the utmost
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    RUBBER EXPORTS.
    195 9 We published yesterday the official figures as to rubber exports in July, and it may be of interest to give the analysed figures for each of the past 7. months of 1933, and 1922. It will be observed that there was a substantial fall in the export in
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    Pay of Fighting Services.
    146 9 The Times Lobby correspondent understands that the Army Council are proposing to reconsider Army pay in view of financial conditions in the country. Army pay remains on a war time level despite the reduction in the cost of living. It is realised that without a breach
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    Ahead of the Mail.
    945 9 Supplementary Wires From Indian Exchanges. The /following supplementary cables are taken from Indian exchanges to hand Safeguarding Public Morality. London, July 30 The Select Committee on the Matrimonial Causes (Regulation of Reports) Bill has issued a special report on the Bill, the title of which has
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    Land For Naval Base.
    893 9 Discussion of Association Protest. To the Editor of the Stra t» Times. Sir, I bepr to enclose copy of letter I have addressed to the President of the Straits Settlements Association which I trust you will see your wav to publish. I am, etc., W. LOWTHER
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    NEWS FROM JAPAN.
    62 9 (By Courtesy of the Naiyo ffiaM4fkhJ Shimbun.) Tokio, Aujrust S. It is feared that the land-ho position bill may cause a deadlock in the Katoh cabinet. Mr. Nemoto Shu has .struck 1 pft the list of the Seiyu-Kai pari bern on the sjiwmd that be iaitted a
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      FOOTBALL.
      668 10 Singapore Cup Replay Drawn. The fourth draw in tfca Singapore Cup competition up to the present was regif..•ttd on the S.R.C. ground yesterday afternoon, ami between teams, moreover, which had previously met without effecting a decision. The last time that the BJLC ::nd O.TJX. ir.it UhTC was no ■coring
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      Cricket.
      101 10 Owing to the fact that the Malaya Football Cup Fixture, Johore v. Singapore, is to be played on the S. R. C. ground to-morrow the Cricket League Fixture Lanka Union v. S. R. C. has to be postponed. The following will represent the Y. M. C A. v. the
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      The Davis Cup.
      72 10 [Reuter's Service.] London, August 10. Chicairo In the openinp match of the D*Til Cup American zone tir.:il Shimidzu, Japan, defeated Hawkes, Australia, 6 4, ;;_6, -J— 6—l, 6—4. Amli-rson. Australia beat Kukuda, .Japan. X— l. 6, 2. C l. Shimidzu was victcrious owing to his neater (toadineM
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      Tennis Doubles Championship.
      48 10 The following are to-day's ties: Asano and Toizumi v. Chua Choon Leone and Chia Kcng Tye, S. R. C. ground. Khoo Hooi Hye and Tan Chonw Kee v. Sayam Kitch and Utermark, S. C. C. ground. The final will be played on Monday, weather permitting.
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      Young Pelkv Matched.
      97 10 According to the announced programme of boxing to be put on at the New World to-morrow (Saturday) night. Young Polky, the Manila lightweight, is matched over ten lounds with one Rowland of Liverpool. We do not know who Mr. Rowland is but the fact of seeing the
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      Golf.
      118 10 Thc> following are the teams for the match Garrison Golf Club v. Sepoy Line* Goif Club on Sunday: 9.30, Bazeley and Husscy v. Cator and WiUfaUM. Whinncy and F. C. Stewart v. Limit and D. J. Ward. 9.40, Lee-Warner an-\. Macphail v. F. G. Stevens and Binie. '.i.-J.'i. Kveritt
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      Penang Tennis Arrangements.
      337 10 It was a last minute compromise that mtmi the general public the mortification of witnessing; the abandonment of the Malayan Tennis Championship Tournament, says the Straits Echo. After nvrivinjc a deputation and listening to various representations on the question of acre?-! to the P. 0. C. ground,
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    MUNICIPAL COMMISSION.
    321 10 Control of Traffic in Singapore Streets. Action taken at a meeting; of committee No* 1 held on August 3, included The valuation for assessment purpose* of the V.M.C.A. premises, Stamford Road, is fixeti at $1,200 per annum as from January 1, 1923. Premises 399-1 and 399-2 Upper Scran.
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    82 10 Before a largo gathering in the church hall of the United Free Church of ScotUnd at Calcutta, the Rev. Mr. A. G. Mackinnon was presented with I silver tea-set on the occasion of his departure from India. The Rev. MacktnDOB -ame out to Calcutta in 1920 as minister of the
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    BIG LATEX CONTRACT.
    465 10 Private Negotiations at Kuala Lumpur. The following is taken from the Malay Mt il of W<*lriesd*y's <hrte We have good reason to believe that the United btates Rubber Company, th« important American organisation with its fc'jHtlqu'jrter-i in New York, and three SXro wiary companies operating in the
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    79 10 According to a correspondent in Java, the General Rubber Company, on behalf of the United States Rubber Company, have made arrangements to buy up "3 11 rubber in latex form from several estates in Java, including the Anjflo-Dutch Plantations, Ltd., who are owners of '.he Pamanockan an Tjiasem Lands in
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    JUDICIAL COMMENTS.
    363 10 Unusual Reference in Supreme Court. Strong comments were made in the Supreme Court, yesterday, by Mr. Justice Barrett-Lennard on the defence put forward in an action in which Layna Mohamcd Ghousc Marican claimed $9,000 rent due under a lease, or alternatively damages for breach of the lease, from
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    Burglars Snake-Bitten
    135 10 The story of how two burglar* were bitten by a snake with fatal results while engaged in rifling a house at midnight is reported from Darbhanga. Two notorious characters in the village of Bhorw.Ta broke into th* house of a local ?;old'Tnith. In the course of their search
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      The Planter's Pay.
      73 10 To the Editor of the Straits Times. Sir, Your correspondent Richard, Johore, draws attention to a recent advertisement for an assistant at a salary which he claims is not even a living wage. I am a planter having four years' experience and am married but, nevertheless, I
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      New Municipal Offices.
      106 10 To the Editor of the Straits Times. Sir, I should like to endorse Obser ver's very worthy letter in yesterday's Straits Times. The two million dollars it is proposed to spend on the r.ew Municipal offices would, indeed be far better spent in providing Singapore with an
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      Pahang Estates' Health And Sanitation.
      251 10 To the Editor of th? Straits Times. Sir, If there is any part in Malaya more than any other when- •ar.mjr, earnest and vigorous measures mi required (or the improvement of estate health an! sanitation it i? Pahang. Tlie condition o* the health of the
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    Victoria Theatre
    230 10 What promises to be the most unusual entertainment seen in Singapore for a long time is t<> be given nt tho Victoria Theatre next Friday evening. The programme is comprised of four one act plays, each complete in itself and an entire contrast with the remaining three. Miss
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    Rubber Estate Fire.
    216 10 Before the Mr. Justice McCabe Reay, in thi' Supreme Court, Seremban, on August 8, the civil suit H. 1. Narvis, planter, of Rantau, v. J. W. Gillman, administrator of G. T. Lachlan, deceased, csme up for settlement. Mr. F. Wright was for the plaintiff and Mr. Bostock
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    THIEVES IN KUALA LUMPUR.
    164 10 Cheques. Jewellery and Prize Fowls Stolen. Our Own Correspondent.! Kuala Lumpur, August 9. There was a gang robbery last night on Damansara Road, where some Malays broke into the house of Mr. E. W. Spires and decamped' with a large quantity of goods, including clothing, two
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      Macphail and Co.'s Report.
      127 10 Singapore, August 10. Rubber.— London Is. 3%d Loca! 51%. Tin.— London £185 10s. Local $93H (150 ton s>ld). Share Market.— Quiet. Rubbers. Brogas 75-80 cents. Ayer Molekx 1.10-1.45. Allenb>s 1.30-1.35. New Craigieleas 70-75 cents. Ulu Benuts 2K--30 cents. Mentakabs 25-27 Vb cents. Pantais 80-85 cents. Buk.t
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      Lyall and Evatt's Report.
      132 10 Singapore, August 10. Tin --£185 lOd. up' 10s. Rubber. Is. 3%d. down 'id. Rubbers. Share* continue- firm. Pantais 8f)-'.>0, Sandycrofts 1.75-1.85,. Lunas 8-8.25, Craigieleas 70-75, Brogas 72M:--77 V-, Bukit Jelotongs 70-75, Ulu B_>nuts 29-32, A. Malays 2.25-2..!5, Bassetts 1.20- 1.25 Ipdragiris 5.50-5.70, Mentakabs 26-29, l'ajams 6.70-6.90,
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    LOCAL RUBBER AUCTION.
    141 10 The 615 th auction of the SingaporeChamber of Commerce Rubber Association was held on Aucus: when there was catalogued 1,f>18,.i^2 lbs. or tons 72-2..">."i. Offered 1,r,7!).1i;i 1b or tons 481.90. Sold 8.i8,9i)8 lbs. or tons 374.55. PRICES REALISED. Spot. London Is. 1%4 New York 29 cents. Ribbed
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    A New Cable Ship.
    194 10 The great cable concerns, in spite of the development of wireless, have not lost faith in the future of their enterprise, says a service paper. No fewer than ten cable-laying and repairing vessels have been put into commission since the end of the war. Now comes
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    Bombay Merchants Charged.
    780 10 Opening of Police Court Inquiry. The preliminary enquiry into the charge- against the two Bombay merchants, Abdul Rahman and A. F. Josaf, who arc alleged to have --heated local commercial and hanking firms to the extent of $200,000, was begun yesterday before the Third Magistrate, Mr. Gourlay.
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    PUBLIC AMUSEMENTS
    137 10 The Palacegay change their programme to-night with 50,000 miles with the Prince of Wales. It is supported by ;wo further episodes of the new sc ia'. The Perils of Yukon, featuring William Desmond and Laura le Plante, and a very interesting Larry Semon comedy, The Agent. Miss Lucy
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    Singapore Mortality Statistics
    132 10 The Municipal health statement fo -the week ending July 28, gives the total number of deaths as 213, representing i death rate of 29.65 per mille per annum compared with 26.31 in the preceding week and with 33.55 in the corresponding week of last year. The chief
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    Education in Malaya.
    737 11 Difficult Problem of English Schools. Embodied in the annual report on Education in the Straitl Seflements, for the year 10^2, is the following general comment by the Chief Inspector of English Bcßooto, s.s. and r.u.s., Mr. j. Waison The situation with regal il to acconi-i modation was
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    Tumbalak Rubber Estates.
    191 11 The director* of Tambalak Rubber; Estates, Ltd., in their report and state-: ment of ao-ounts (or the ye-ar elided June 30. IKS state that the profit for 1 the jraar la ftAJMUM, to which must be, added the iimount brought forward from last year $1L4>1.88, making a
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    New R. I. M. Steamers.
    101 11 The Burma Governmmt have •quired two steamers from Mesopotamia, the Canmoresk and the Irrawaddy. Tliey hay. a.i, ved in Rangoon to replace the K. I. M. S. Bhumo and R. I. M. S. Slailen.' The Canaionah is !•'><) ft. long, M ft. 10 in. broad,
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    TANYA TUAN TUAN.
    761 11 "i lit- Custom of Standing Drinks Discussed. The following correspondence has op!>e:iud in the Pinan.^ Gazette Of nil nbsurd customs, or vices, the practice of Indiscriminately standing drinks, is the worst. Thar* is no reason •vhy, when one man meets n friend h< idmM not haw ditali
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    JULY RUBBER RETURNS.
    121 11 Burmah.— 4,63B lbs. Buloh Kasap.— 22,soo lbs. Banteng.— 29,679 lbs. Bintang.— ls,lso lbs. Clovelly.— 7.7oo lbs. Cheviot.— sB,7oo lbs. Galanc 8e5ar.— 32,776 lbs. Gadek— 2s,ooo lbs. Kamuning. 1G.923 lbs. K0mb0k.— 33,686 lbs. Kota Tinggi.— 2l,ooo lbs. Kelantan. 50,971 lbs. Labu.— 65.247 lbs. LteggL— 2l6,7s2 lbs. Lambak.— l3,39o
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    Taxation in India.
    99 11 In the Council of State at Simla on July 23. Sir Maneckjee Dadabhoy moved That an inquiry be made into the whc!e system of tax. n in India with a view to its thorough revision on an economic, equitable and scientific basis, whh special regard to the
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    STERLING RUBBER SHARE PRICES.
    387 12 Par Valur Company. El Annlo-Malay £1 Ayer Kuning i'l Bakap Plantni. Cl Bantonj: (Selangor) 11 Batu Caves il Batu Ti({a I'itani Consol. £1 Bidor EstaUa 2/ Brooklands £1 Bukit KajatiK 2/ Bukit MiTtajuiii 2/ Bukit Sembaw'ng il Bukit Rajah 2/ Castlefield Klang 2/ Chersonese Cheviot Cicely
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    LOCAL SHARE MARKET.
    819 15 Weekly Report of Singapore Firms. Frcser and Co.'s weekly report, dated August 8, states During the past week the price of tin has remained steady, but very little interest has been taken in the share market and dealings for the most part have been on a small
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    Proposed Indian Bar.
    107 15 In view of the recent announcement of Sir Malcolm Hailey to appoint a strong committee to consider the whole question of the creation of an Indian Bar, the Select Committees on the Bills of Mr. K. C. Neogy to equalise the status of vakils and advocates, and
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    Mercantile Marine
    102 15 The tour programme of the Indian Mercantile Marine Committee during the en.^uinp- ccld weather was settled st a -.nectincr of those committee members present in India held at Simla on July 24. It was decided that the whole committee should reassemble at Bombay on November 19 and after
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      191 16 TKE STRAITS TIMES ruLCPWowi* to-. T<jk.i and G.*«ri Ma eager a Offlee All ;omn:upleatloi rei»u»i M matters and new* ahon'd be tcidr-i" THE EDIIOR. All eoramur.ica' lating to bnsiness matter* advertmevj-r.ti •übseriptions, accounts, prinr :r h should be addressed to THE MANAHtv ADVERTISEMENT BATES Wants, For Sale, T< Let, etc.,
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