The Straits Times, 29 October 1927

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    13 1 The Straits Times No. 28,6ia SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 29, 1927, PRICE 10 CENTS
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      107 1 THE EVERYDAY Mll.K. ASK FOR AND SEE THAT YOU GET "PERFECTION" (Perfected after yean of resea »ing an nnrqtußei delicacy and flavour). '■ACARONI FREfyiiERE QUAL HE ,(f VHfi MACARONI AND VERMICELLI v: H«UND. PREMIERE CARTONS. fS M QUALITE. W >\ by JOSEPH TRAVERS AND SONS LIMITED. *mm T""*"^^— i^ a^
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      239 1 "DOBINSONg" FOR VALUE AND SERVICE BRITISH PURE WOO. ULJ, MANUFACTURE WOOL and COTTON FQR COTTON CELLULAR HOME and TROPICAL UNDERWEAR. WQ^UIJIUfr WEAR. UNPERWEAR HOSIERY GENTLEMEN'S SINGLETS, SHORT DRAWERS, LONG PANTS. QI'AMTY 43. Natural I'urc Wool Tropical p»WWnr «=m=» /V. y\ Weight. S^J 17 Fin '-'B ht Weight Pure Wool >.
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      4 1 MIULMAID Fl'LI. CREAM Mll.K
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      289 2 TO-DATE and PRICES MODERATE it/ing U an effidoil private buying ranisation in Europe. I continually ring in the Center; of i THE thins you neer! ivho !.:i >", v. hat you like. 3i 5 ORCHARD ROAD, SINGAPORE |r> n I Tel Address: Leomodel-Sinqaporc Drancn Phone 523- P.O. Bex 435 in
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      1116 2 Church Services. Sunday, October 30. I'ndiT this heading we publish each week brief details of the services to be held at those Singapore Churches whose authorities supply us with the necessary information. To insure insertion, these notices must rekch us by Friday afternoon. j SI Andrew's Cathedral. 20th Sumlay aft.-i
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      263 2 Don't Neglect Pimples Use Cuticura Now At the first sign of pimples anoint gently with Cuticura Ointment. After five minutes bathe with Cuticura Soap and hot water. Daily use of Cuticura Soap and Ointment vi'l keep the skin clear and healthy. W~ Sample carh Soap. Ointment and TaL-tim free upon
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      282 2 j^^ggnßaaniT*.! J The taste tvill tell you the reason aY why this Beer lias become so popular in this market. Ohtalnahle at THE EUROPE HOTEL, RAFFLES HOTEL. ADELPHI HOTEL, HI N BEE CO., lIICH STREET PROVISION STORE, KIM ANN I CO, LIM KHOON FIENG. SERANGOON STORE. GEE WAN CO.. LENG
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    NATIVE RUBBER.
    934 3 PROBABLE INCREASE IN THE FUTURE. THE PRICE FACTOR. The Department of Agriculture, Industry and Commerce at Buikenzorg, with the assistance of the Native Rubber Investigation Committee at Batavia, has prepared and issued its final report concerning an extensive investigation into native rubber cultivation in the Netherland Indies. The
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      164 3 Where Pride and Pocketbook Qasp Hands The notable beauty of line, of color, of appointments in the new Dodge Brothers Motor Car is immediately apparent even to the most fastidious. The thrifty investor likewise enjoys fullest satisfaction with this car. Behind its striking beauty is that exceptional hidden value for
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      645 3 "HOW IS YOUR TONGUE?" asks the doctor whon you complain of feeling out of toorts, for most often temporary indispositions are due to a disordered condition of the digestive tract, and a coated tongue tells the story. If your tongue is yellow and furred, if you are constipated, liverish, bilious,
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      272 3 DDTTICU W, OKI 1 lorl Jm INDUSTRIES ™&S! FAIR will again be held v WHITE CITY, LONDON and CASTLE BROMWICH. BIRMINGHAM. FEBRUARY 20th to MARCH 2nd, 1 928. BUYERS m«!<e a poini ol netting the Fair rtexl vr.u. li will ever— the finex display of British I mp ins ever
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      461 4 P. 0. BRITISH INDIA AND APGAR LMES (Incorporated in England). MAIL AND PABBKNGH AMI CARGO BBKVK KS PENINSULAR AM) ORIENTAI B <<> UNDER CONTRACT WITH HIS MAJESTY'S GOVERNMENT. LONDON AM) FAR EAST MAIL SERVICE OUTWARDS ntOM LONDON FOR CHINA AND JAPAN Tonnaire cl MANTI'A II.""" KHIVA »,1« KASHGAR MOREA 11.000
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      491 4 Shipping Announcements N.Y.K, LINE (NIPPON Yl SEN KAISHA) I TO LONDON Naples, Marseilles, London. Antv rdun. Due Sail HAK" Not 10 11 SIWA MAIM' v FUSHIMI M I HAKOZAKI MARU in,:,,m ii,.r. 22 2.1 HAKUSAN MARU H> -,on Jan S 6 I KITANO MAUL' K.udfl Jan. 19 2<l lIAIM'NA M
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      486 4 BURKS PHILP LINE (Incorporated la Australia) FOR BRISBANE, SYDNEY AND MEL- BOURNE, VIA JAVA. DARWIN AND THURSDAY ISLAND. Rrifiil&r monthly »>ii!injrs hy the well known meamcr MAKKLLA (7.375 tons) and tho new motor timml. MALABAR (4,512 tons). The MAKKLLA is the largest Ud Baaal steamer trading to Australia, Cabins de
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      548 4 K. P. M. (ROYAL PACKET NAY. GO. OF BATAYIA) (Incorpci rated in Holl.in.l Und*T contract wit'i the NETHERLANDS INDIAN GOVERNMENT Telephone No. Ifi4o. with sub-connections age, Freight, Transhipment. Marine nd Manager's Desk. Repreeentativei for Singapore and Straits nti of th« official Tourist Bureau All information, detailed itinera|n. free at (huge.
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      550 4 THE BLUE FUNNEL LINE THE OCEAN STEAM SHIP CO., LIMITED. THE CHINA MUTUAL STEAM NAY. CO.. LTD. (Incorporated in EnglamU REGULAR SERVICE TO LONDON. VMSTERDAM, ROTTERDAM. ANTWERP, II VM iPBfl AN!) KKKMKN. GENOA, MARSEILLES, LIVERPOOL AND OLABGOW. MARSEILLES, HAVRE LIVERPOOL ANI GLASGOW.— BOSTON, MEW Viikk ami BALTIMORK. WEEKLY SERVICE- LONDON
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      452 4 THE SIAM STEAM NAY. CO., LTD. Incorporated in Siam) BANGKOI COASTING SEBVK Kemaman, Krctay, Trenggans, Kilanlan Bangnarr., Telupin, Patani. Sincora. Ijicon Batulon. Kohflanuii. Langtuan, (humpon an! Bangkok. MALINI Oct. :tl Nov. VAI.AVA Nov. 7 The steamers are fitted throughout with light ami hnv,. excellent accommodation for tirst-olass paaaoßgera. Tu-kt'ta for
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      421 5 Shipping Announcements ELLERMAN BUCKNALL STEAMSHIP CO., LTI. (Incorporatpd In Kngland) i :KT "ELLERMAN" LINB PASSENGKR AND WEIGHT SERVICE TO THK UNITED KINODOM AND CONTINENT FBEK.IIT SERVICE Ol TWARD9 To Hong Kong. Shnnphai and Japan Doe Spore IS. CITY OF OSAKA Not. 20 CITY OF KIN I>«c. 17 OTt OF (M.ASGOW
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      471 5 STATE SHIPPING SERVICE I I. KANGtIOO nOK FREMANTLI. W.A. Due Oct. 28 For particular* retarding passage *nd freight rates, apply to McALISTEK CO, LTD. DOLLAR STEAMSHIP LINE EOUND-TBH-WOKLD PASSING!* AND FBIIGHT lIBVICK ROSTON and NEW YORK Tia PO*T SAID. ALEXANDRIA, NAPLES, GENOA and MARSEILLES. 3ft Dan to Beaton i: 41
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      487 5 KERR STEAMSHIP CO. ING. (Incorporated in U.S.A.) 44, Bearer Street, New Tork. GENERAL AGENTS NEW TORK SERVICE REGULAR FREIGHT SERVICE TO BOSTON, NEW YORK, PHILADELPHIA AND BALTIMORE (via SUEZ) MS. SILVKKBKLLE <*ue Oct. 30 M.S. CUBA M Mil) due Nov. 18 PACiriC-JAVA-CALCUTTA SERVICE. SINGAPORE TO SAN FRANCISCO AND I.US ANUELES
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      613 5 RUBBER SEEDS THS ANGLO-DUTCII PLANTATIONS OF JAVA. LTD., SOEBANG. JAVA will have available for gale in January-May 1928, "TJIKADOE" SeeOs from their isolated budded seed gardens (87 acres) at Wangoenredja. The buds used were taken in 1922 from twenty-five Mother Trees whose average yield in that year was 200 grins,
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      178 5 Remington STANDARD SINCE THE INVENTION OF THE WRITING MACKI.T The Standard RemintfUiii Beminfton is new StanTypewriter embodies the fiard Equipment in many characteristics of Precis- thou -ads of otteei ion, Power and swift, ughout the world, soleIt is sturdy and swift, I on its merits as the absorbs all vibration
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      453 6 Empire Cinema From \Vfdnfsrla> October 2(i to Sunday, October 30 TWO SHOWS TWO PAYMENTS First Show at 7 p.m. Sicond Show at 9.110 p.m. The Last Episode MISS FAN THE GENERAL Th« ii. ng part ot thii itorjr. Do not fuil to finish this wonderful wonderful titrl.iitiK exhibited by the
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      103 6 SURINA THEATRE \>. Ih BlMsa Kuad. Tel. No. 2K9. I'mm Wtflni-sda) October 2K to Tuesday, Nim-nilur I. 1'.1i;7. NIGBTLT at 9 JANE'S ENGAGEMENT PARTY UFA S|u i.il I'roduction CINDERELLA Vil'pU.l Iron GMMM*B PAIBT TALES Starrina IIKI(.\ THOMAS— I'M I. UAKTMANN— KKKD.V Xl( HARD (In 8 Parts). I>\ll KM'UKSS v,t si-.-n
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      256 6 Victoria Theatre Booking now open at JOHN LITTLE'S FOR THE BANVARD LONDON MUSICAL COMEDY COMPANY Presenting all the Latest and Greatest London Successes Nightly at tM. TO-NIGHT KATJA THE DANCER FROM DALY'S THEATRK. LONDON. Monday, (kt 31 and Tuesday, Nov. 1. Wednesday, Nov. 2 Thursday. Nov 3. QUEEN HIGH MERCENARY
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      381 6 HUA HIN on SEA ASIA'S PREMIES SEA-SIDE RESORT. Modern hotel, under management of Railways delightful golf coarse excellent tennis courts sea-bftthing, riding, etc. Only hours from Penang and .">'._. hours from Bangkok. VISIT BANGKOK the wonder city with its unique temples, etc., and stay at the I'HAY THAI PALACE HOTEL,
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    DAILY TIME TABLE
    161 7 KIXITRKS. in. <><lol>rr 29 II W. ll. in ..n,., 8.7, 11.56 pjn., 9.8. II W. 9 a.m., 6.9, <J p.m., C.3. p, Kntong. I '"I". -1.-ir.. Johoi v. Malacca, i atre. sui»l.i>. October 30 II W. n.'il a.m., K.I. n.22 p.m., 9.1. 0 ...m., U.ti, MO p.m..
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    SINGAPORE HARBOUR BOARD .
    51 7 SINGAPORE HARBOUR BOARD ship* alaagsMe Um Wkanraa or expected In arrive. KEPPEL HARBOUR. Wharf Nil VESSELS IN DRY DOCKS 1 aftjoag I'anar im Lighter J krppcl ll.irtmur Nil Do«k I.eh. No. ia. Tub Pitho B.P 1. Lighter No. 81. MSdfl Arrived. from Birktnrrom Lumui l'!'-1» ;l in. I Tg. lii"l.
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    SINGAPORE MAILS CLOSE
    83 7 To-day. 1 p m p m I Palembang 8 i> in B ngkalis. Siak and I p.m 4 ji.m KailjH, Tcmbilahan and IndraI pin India ■i Man. i 4 p Labuan, North Borneo, Jolo rudu p.m k i 4 p.m. I Bmli '1,1 Labocan Bilik I p.m
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    MAILS FOR EUROPE.
    29 7 I r«i u III I II) .ll.dvl. i.*rt Spore s.pt. ir. K*pt. Ki Sept. 30 Arrd. London Oct. HI ip.t Urt. \i Oct. 22 Oct. U
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    SIXTY YEARS AGO.
    300 7 SCANTY PICKINGS FOR LOCAL LAWYERS. (Fronq the Straits Hates of u.t. 88, LMt,) ;li;it the lawyers hi hud :i meeting among themselves t«i eonpi i and the effect i .1 ictments upon the emalutheir profession. If .-ill that was stated on the occasion believed it would appear
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  • SHARK MARKET REPORT.
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      Rose Macphail and Co.
      146 7 Singapore, net. -ly. .V..!.. up '„1. "I (269 I :.■<.. do« Mining. Malaya Consolidated 1.11 -UtO, 'iT L Kinti 1.38-1.88, Bahman Hydranlii Chin Chin 1.20-1.24 Banura ord. 140-148, RanUn Pref. 1.70Taiping 1.10-1. 12H, South Taipini im., Taipini.' I.JO-1.23, Batu 2T-UO, Puti-h 1.30-1.:i5. Kuyoh 1.32pa SBi. «d.-84».
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    EXCHANGES.
    56 7 [.BRITISH IMPERIAL RADIO.] tagfcr, 04 arc Amsterdam >.>;. Hcrlin Bombay 15-IM.. Bnil»cl« 34.96 V,, Bucharest 795. Urei 17 57-04, Copcnhacan 1R.17, Geneva 25.28, RrUinfrfon l:«',. Hone i LK-16d., I.u-r. Madrid i k.4!> Milun B».18, \>-w Vcrk Paria 124.07' I'ragut 164' i, Rio 29-82, Stockholm 18.09. Shanjt■l.. Vienna 34.47.-. Yokohama
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    ALLEGED EXTORTION.
    86 7 A Chil living: in Chinatown vc.l a Utter demanding |20, to be paid tn person v.h would call for it, reported the matter t the Police, Two for the .nonev, unaware that hidden in the hov e was Detective Inspector Poulam and a detective. They were promptly nrreirted.
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    FINANCE AND COMMERCE
    259 7 EXCHANGE. Singapore, October Ml On London, Bink 4 m/a 2/3 31/82 l/i-mand 2/3 23/32 I'rivato 3m. credit 2/iM. fin NYw York, Demand fc6'.A 1 Private 'JO d/s 67 V 4 On France, Bank T.T. 1420 On India, Bank T.T. 153' a On Hong Kong. Bank T.T. UTi
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    SINGAPORE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE RUBBER ASSOCIATION.
    67 7 R.S.S. equal to Standard, Q.C.F. Spot 60 fiO', Standard R.S.S. Spot 60'. Go'.. Standard R.S.S. on Tender Nov. -Dec. fiO^ 61 Jan. -March N M April-June MM 6-Hi Tone of Market Active. Latest Cable Loidon Fpot Sheet 1*. ii'.cl. per lb. NYw York Spot
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      MINING.
      449 7 Issue Val. I'd. 1 1 Pcnawvt .1 PcnirkaU'ii l l PataHng i'l £1 Phin Soon El 10 1 I'uchone t'l 5'- Pungah 1 1 Putch 1 1 Rahman Hyd. 1 80 Raja Pi-rak 11 i'l Kumbutan 1 1 Rantau (Ord.) l I Kant ia i Prat.) II £1 Ratrut
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      GENERAL.
      161 7 \fti. Pd. Buyers Sellers tl £1 B. Am. Tobacco 4.18.0 6.0.0 1 1 (rural Engine Nominal 1 1 Cycle Carriage 0.77H 0.82K :i tl K. Smelting Co. 22!"! I Krascr Neavc 18.SM IX.in lUO 100 Hammer Co. 173.00 177.00 Ik. US 125 H. S. B. 1150 1180 Ik. 10
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      DEBENTURES.
      96 7 I. Eng. 6 p.c. $1,234,300 3',r ingapore Cold Storage Deb. 7 p.c. $555,000 108 ingapore Municipal 5 p.c. 1,878,000 of 1901 par. Singapore Municipal 4hi p.c. of 1907 $1,600,000 90 ingapore Municipal i\i p.c. of 1909 $1,100,000 90 We. prem. 112 5 prem par. par. Mojupor* Municipal 4 p.c.
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      RUBBER SHARES.
      396 7 Fraser and Co. and Lyall and Evan's quotations. Ulenby (*1) \lor (Jajah ($1) V. Hitam ($1) Kuning ($1) Vm. Malay ($2) V. Molek ($1) I. Panas ialirownii' fsl) laaactt '$1> IrocH N. 1*1 1 trum-i U. (H) t. Ji-lutuiiK S1 i I. Katil ($1) iukit K. 11. ($1)
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      80 7 DO YOU DREAD THE NIGHT? Coughs and colds always seem to grow worse at nightfall and croup conies without warning at midnight. Avoid an uneasy, feverish, sleepless night by keeping in the home a bottle of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. It is soothing, healing and contains no narcotics. For sale everywhere.
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      44 7 STOP PRESS TOUR CHRISTMAS GIFT! What is it to be You can see a Big Selection at FRANKEL'S (Wntrh Our Advt. on i'agc 16). SECOND-HAND CARS SPECIAL DISPLAY at Ihe STRAITS MOTOR GARAGE Al m hrst ila^s condition Must bt cleared. Write or call.
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      113 7 NOTICE We lief; td remind the public of Sin^a i pore that our Ist monthly free present distribution, drawing takes place at G p.m. on Monday, the 31st instant. Those who have secured free coupons are cordially invited to attend and those who have not yet MCOred any. are invited
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      579 7 M>M (in Oetotet W, i;>-7. al 34-13, Kmo Cout Roail, th? rcnidoiuc ..f Mr. how Kumv S,,n,t. t!v irifc of Mr. K..I, Kc.n K Scnc, "f daaghtet. SWETTENHAM. At Koala Lumpur, on October I'.fJT. to Mr. uad Mr*. K. V. R. Bwettenhom, m. REMINDER SCOTTISH UNIVERSITY STUDENTS' DINNER Former Students
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      664 7 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS Other Classified Advts.. see page 16. WANTS, FOR SALE, ETC. WANTI D. C oo.l T;iml Dre knowUatre of oiling. Reply 611. S Timed. KURD COUPE, in perfect running order and comlition. Price S'.r.n Reply 609, Simile I m l.Ki'. partly fttrnUhcd bungalow, Eloe. trie light and water. Appl]
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      29 7 METEOROLOGICAL REPORT. Kandanu Kerhau Station. (U* Coartn] tjitufiml ll.-alth oflirrr.) !dr thr Jl Ihi'irx ..ndinK .it Midniltht nn Ortohcf n. Dee. M IV 7! K. i i I .061
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    The Straits Times SATURDAY, OCTOBER 29. FRANKNESS IN FOREIGN POLICY.
    672 8 The Straits Times SATURDAY OCTOBER 29. FRANKNESS IN FOREIGN POLICY. Sir Austen Chamberlain's speech i the Aldwych Club comes as a valuable corrective to the excited outpourings of some of the commentators on the proceedings ol the Eighth Assembly of League Nations. Aa the Foreign Beeretarj remarked, a perusal of
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    OCCASIONAL NOTES.
    480 8 In emphasising the need for I ;c. .> for applicant for luotor driver the Singapore Coroner. Lt-Col Ho; ,--X ilkner. has raised a matter «>f ■onsiderable public in, .rest. On-! of the icverest tests for phyi cal BtneM applied to engine driven and seamen ii th< eye-sight test,
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    TRAFFIC CONTROL IN AMERICA.
    999 8 SOME IMPRESSIONS OF A STRAITS VISITOR. (Krom a Correspondent.) The spectacle of a diminutive Mali y poUeenaai directing the traffic at the junction of Beach Road and Stamfor<l R ad from the vantajie point of a aift v.ooilen stand is in such humorous contrast with the
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    SOCIAL AND PERSONAL
    264 8 A commission as Second-L in th* S S.V.F. has been granted to .N r. R f. Onnk Mr. \V. Wilcov-on has been appointed chairman of the Hoard of Visiting Justices, Singapore. Mr. S. ullen i- to be a Municipal Commissioner for the Town of Singapc r. i.
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    LOCAL RUBBER AUCTIONS
    99 8 Firmer Tone on The Market. Binejs Distinctly b.t ll> from New York haw" li.-i-n received l>\ the in ■reek, snd the market hai nrmed >< hipmeni toward* <"" V, ,i „f the quart*! i« becon Lnnounccmeni t h« than will not !>,• any rush irhcn the new
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    ANOTHER PIRACY
    42 8 Steamer Taken To Sanchuen. [KF.ITEK FAR KASTKKN SMtVICE.] Hong Kong, Oet s Macao The captain of the steam* Haimun reports that he was pirated o the 17th inst. and taken to Sanchuei The steamer returned to port this won hue.
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    MAILS EXPECTED.
    41 8 Prom France, by Porthos, due at Sintfu pore T a.m. to-morrow. From Australia, by City of Sparta, dt. at Singapore on Monday, the 31st 'nstant Prom China and Japan. bj Seattlf Mara, <lue -at Singapore on Monday, the unit.
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    RUBBER PRICKS.
    53 8 Henderson, Helm and < ..."pany. faC., New York, send us the following <al.lr dated October 28, ;!'>•"■ quotations being In gold <lollar cents dosing bid pi Rubber exchange sale- to-day -.»>*•» November 84.90, December 36.10, January 36.40, February 56.«0, Marcl April 86.90, May 36.10, June 36.20. To-day'- Sii
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    DEATH OF MR. N GOMES.
    90 8 We regret to record the deatl Nazario Gomes, J.P.. which occurred »t Ma'acca this morning. Mr Gomel wai :i well of Malacca and rendered much public Bervice during hi career. Hi <vaa appomteil i of the Peace in 1913 and was Municipal Commissioner from 1910
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      124 8 ]oes, LAWN MOWERS IJ WK "MsW 1 SPECIAL, IMPROVED, LOW CUTTING MACHINE. PRICE, CUTTING 11 inches $25.00 PRICE, CUTTING IS inches $:!0.00 SPLENDID VAi.i i:. We undertake repairs to all Mowers supplied by us. ALL SPARE TARTS STOCKED. JOHN LITTLE CO., LTD. < Incorporated in Fngland) SINGAPORE, PENANG AND KUALA
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      62 8 ALHAMBRA TO-NIGHT In the Second Show at 9 THE DEMPSEY-SHARKY FIGHT Supported by Wm. FOX PRODUCTION CRADLE SNATCHERS First Show at 7.30 Another Wm. Fox Production SLAVES OF BEAUTY TAN CHE.M; KEE CO., LTD., Proprietors $50 GASH Balance as arranged and a brand new ROBINSON PIANO is yours. THE ROBINSON
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      44 8 On Other Pages. Finance and Commerce 1 Shipping and the Haiti orological R*| To day'i Share Market Sixtj Vc irs Ako Cable and Radio New« Municipal Meeting Correspond I" Bankruptcy Court I" Kxporl of Rubber tnn:i !>■ I" Sporl New* an. l omnv nl 10
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    THE CAROLIST PLOT.
    239 9 NEW SENSATION. PRINCE'S PARIS HOUSE RAIDED. STATEMENT BY THE PRIME MINISTER A raid of Prince Carol's boose and the thefl oi a letter umn;: the names of visitors and sympathisers is Ihe latest incident in the plot to inst.il Carol as hum of Kiiinani.' iih sup. rsede
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    POLAND'S CURRENCY.
    69 9 Reinstitutiofl of The Ducat." [REI IKK TELEGRAM] denominal ion st-war erted i.> the ancient uchilling," Hungary has hoi pengo and Bolgiuni the helga, now Poland has i he ducat." pondent states that tin an ordinance ion in virtue oi 1 1 ..n plan, making thi privilege. Gold coins
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    RUSSO LATVIAN TREATY.
    37 9 Surprise in Critish Political Circles. [trans-ocean service] Berlin, 0 n The ratification of th Ised poll i'"ri> of oil, tobacco Nic Dail) Ti it in ic-u ..i" the small raiiticati.il majority the will order
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    TROOPS FROM CHINA
    28 9 \|)pr;il tn Employers oi LabMn. [REITEH TELEGRAM] London. Oct. 28. il Sir i'hilip Robertson, in a letter to The Time-, appeals to embehalf of 1^
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    PLYING BOATS' CRUISE.
    7 9 [BEI'TER TELEGRAM J London, >,
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    MR. RONALD M'NEILL
    88 9 ELEVATION TO PEERAGF ANNOUNCED. [REUTER TELEGRAM] London. 0 The now Cabinet Minister, Mr. Konali M'Xeill. who succeeded Viscount Cecil Si chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster, haed to the Peerage, [BRITISH IMPERIAL RADIO.] Rugby, Oct. n. It is officially announced that the Kinu ha> approved the conferment
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    THE "GOLDEN GIRL."
    159 9 Famous Woman Pilot In Paris. [reuter telegram] London, 0) Madrid Miss Jiuth Elder and Capt. Haldeman, escorted by a squadron 01 Spanish aeroplanes, were greeted at the ne by the United Slates Ambassador, his daughters and the director of S] anish aviation. Elder was dressed in light
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    BRITISH MACHINERY.
    83 9 Increasing Export To Germany. [BRITISH IMI'ERIAL RADIO.] Rugby, Oct 28 \tile machinery into Germany from Britain has increased ibly during the past month ram from Berlin. This is not >« much due to credit i lachinery in imports from Britain luring against 1,051 tons in During the first
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    AEROPLANES COLLIDE.
    58 9 Pilots' Wonderful Escape. [REt.TER TELEIRAM] London, Oct. 28. San Antonio, Texas Two aviation lUpils had a thrilling escape when their i roplanes collided at a heigh; of J.."ii>'eet. The pilots managed to clamber from heir machines and parachute safely to he groun I. The aeroplanes fell locked for
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    KOPPEN'S RETURN.
    87 9 Dutch Air Mail Reaches Home. [unrm rlmsun] London, Oct jk. dam Lieut. Koppen, pilot of he Dutch air mail, landed at Schipol, 'ompleting his return Might from Batavia md proving the possibility of performing he return journey within a month. Amsterdam Lieut. Koppen. Interviewed bj Reuter, said be
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    GERMAN SHIPMASTERS' PAY.
    38 9 [TRANS-OCEAN SKRVICK] Berlin. Oct. L'S. Negotiations between the German Ship ers 1 Union and the Merchant Marine atH» have resulted m V< a 17' per cent, rue in pay foi (ierman n the high seas.
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    GREYHOUNDS AND BETTING.
    247 9 FINES IMPOSED. ACTION BY ANTI(sAMBLING LEAGUE. [REUTER TELEGRAM] London, Oct. 28. An important judgment affecting greyhound racing was given at the West London police court in a case brought by tho Anti-Gambling League against tho Greyhound Racing Association and another with the object of testing the legality
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    BRITISH INCOME TAX.
    156 9 Consternation Over Court Decision. [REITER TELEGRAM] Lond ii, O The Court of Appeal has dismissed thi the (MdhsEfl mill manager, Mr. ftckford, against the judgment ■••a- liable for income tax and excess profits and duty in respect of prothe result i f hi^ buy in OUr mills
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    TURKISH CENSUS.
    99 9 Drastic Steps to Ensure Accuracy. [REITER TELEGRAM] London. Oct. 2rl. Constantinople: The first regular census ever taken in Turkey was carried out under most rigorous conditions to en--ure s correct tally. Citizens wore forbidden to leave their houses throughout the day, and as a consequence all shops were
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    ITALIAN MILITARY SERVICE.
    34 9 [trans-ocean service] Berlin. Oct. 28. Rome A decree empowers the national militia to call up workers for twenty days a year during which time employers must pay two-thirds of their wages.
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    EGYPTIAN MINISTERS VISIT.
    24 9 [BRITISH IMPERIAL RADIO.] Rugby, Oct. IS. Sarwat I'a-ha. the Egyptian I'rime Minister, will arrive in London from Brussels on Sunday evening.
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    FLAG HLL PASSED.
    22 9 [REUTER TELEGRAM] London, (let. 28. ape Town The Assembly passed the third reading of the Flag Bill without discussion.
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    ITALIAN LINER TRAGEDY.
    312 9 FURTHER DETAILS. MISSING SAID TO NUMBER OVER :;<M). [REUTER TELEGRAM] London, Oct. Buenos Aires The agents of the owners of the Italian liner Piincipesso. Mafalda estimate that there are 324 missing, but hope that other ships may have picked up additional survivors. Rio de Janeiro The Blue
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    ARGENTINE MEAT.
    111 9 War Between Exporters Ended. [RCLTEB TELCGRAU] Lob km, 0 I It is understood that the chilled meat war* between Argentine exporting Arms, which has lasted over two ed in agreement. It is hoped that the companies will be on s proflt-earninfi basis early hi I '>• c Eight
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    MOSCOW DISORDERS.
    87 9 Scarcity of Many Commodities. [reltf.r telegram] London. Oct 28. Riga The scarcity <if many nei in Moscow, particularly flour, sugar, salt end textiles, is responsible for the prevalence of disorderly queues of people anxious to huy commodities wherever available. Clashes have recurred with the police posted at such
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    U.S.A. PRESIDENCY.
    63 9 New Republican Candidate. [riuter telerram] London, Oct. 88. Washington Importance is attached to the opon announcement thai Senator Curtis, of Kan>as. Republican floor loader in tho Si candidate for the Republican Presidential nomination. It is considered to be an indication that one high in the counsels of the
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    INDIA'S PROBLEM.
    123 9 Hindu and Muslim Leaders Meet. [riuter telegram] London, 0 Calcutta: Prominent Hindu and Musts from nil parts of India met under the i at the AlKlndia Cono solve the increasing!] communal problem. The meeting paaaed a resolution prohibiting forcible conversion and between the two communities. It also passed
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    VISCOUNT CECIL
    75 9 League of Nations Campaign. I [RF.UTER TELEGRAM] London. Oct 20. Viscount Cecil, pursuing his I > Nations propaganda campaign, spoke at Durham and said tha! when the three■it failed i he came to tho conclusion that he must leave the Government, not in attack it but in order
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    DR. TAGORE.
    275 9 DITCH EAST INDIES NATIONALISM. (From Our Java Correspondent.) l!a :iv; i, Oct. tf.'\t appeal have baen created :;i Malay;! some w article reprinted In tin- B fiom tl purporting to express Dr. Tagore's views .•i China. It will be k ;li Mud that he had had any communication
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    COTTON SPINNING.
    82 9 Failure to Reach Agreement. [revter telegram) London, Oct. 28. Kailun majoritj on ili" question of ectionalising thi 1 American branch of the < Krili ration has Ihiti reveal lution was unanimously passed l>y thAnn ri. an Reel > lew of the fact thai a further reporj «v the
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    CITY BUDGET PASSED.
    1283 9 BRIDGES ROADS. PRESIDENT ON RISING RENTS. MAIN ITEMS IN MUNICIPAL PROGRAMME. The Municipal budget for 1928, which Involves an expenditure uf si:>.(i2ii."i:!s, «as approved reaterday Its principal feature via-, the hea\> provision made lor reconstruction of bridi I he increas in Singapore rents >incc the abolition of
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      RUGBY.
      374 10 The A.P.C. Malaya Side. The Asiatic lVtroleum Company, which i able to tiel.l a complete fifteen in Singapore, also runs a Malayan team, and this will be engaged in its first match of tli. to .lay against Negri Sembflan at Seremban. The majorit\ ..I the I layers are from
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      SHOOTING .
      127 10 SHOOTING up for 8.V.C. from H..M.S. Irocjiiii-. The present uniiiii^sion of H.M.S. Iroillenge Cup to the S.V.! .1 memento and in appreilitiei afforded by the impany during Bin a] in rophy have been 1 Open t (2) Commandant, 8.8. VJ to determine tin event (•'!> shot under decided by tlie
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      HOME FOOTBALL.
      137 10 To-da; Kntlish and Scottish l.fimiu- Matches. the Knelish and ci played ti»- v. Bolkon; Astun Villa v Burnlc) Vi Middlcbro' Derby v. Tottenham; v. Blackburn; mi Sheffield 11. v. Birmingham: We I Ih.m v. Manchester U. II Barnsley v. Brii lulham West Bromwich; Hull v. BlackOldham; Manchester C
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      YACHTING.
      100 10 The flrsl race for the Pulo Jong Cup i will be held to-morn w. 10 a m. continuing until p.m. 1 1 ing line, through Kel'j'el Harbour to Pulo .long Island leaving it to port, to IVak Island leaving il to port, I" the Club tinishing line leaving tin-
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      TEAM FOR HONG KONG.
      200 10 Criticised as Not Being Representative. We hue received a letter from a correspondent regarding the team from Malaya which will visit H >ng Kong next month. He complaint of "cliquishneas" and say- the team cannot Ik 1 regarded as representative <.f the best talent in I
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      HOCKEY.
      389 10 s.c.c. 15 bcal R.K. Playing on the Padang yesterday afterB I. 'hi S.C.I B Ifjiin defeated the U.K. I y one goal to nil. The point was Robertson, who received pass from Home, and put ilu all into the net. During t !-<• tirst hall the Club had more
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      TO -DAY'S POLO.
      38 10 A Singapore Polo Club team com; I I Mr. (ullen. Mr. Manasseh. I Mansell, and Major Stoehr. will meet a ''i>" thr Balestier ground to-day in the second match of the Barnes (ups competition. i
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    30 10 Mr. ii. K. Cator, Superintendent, <!ovMonoiKilip: Singapore, i an "i i 1 Hospital. Mr. G J. Gilmour, Government Monorarrying out >v duties of superintendent ti!l Mi lai'T return to work.
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    MOTORS IN BRITAIN.
    60 10 One to Kver> Twent>-Si\ Persons. [BRITISH IMPERIAL RADIO.] Rugby, Oct 28. From the report issued by the Ministry el' Transport, it appears that one out of 26 persons in Gnat Britain owns a motor vehicle, the number of vehicles foi w-hich licences were granted during last year
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    THE ROYAL FUNERAL.
    45 10 Kfakg and Queen Return From S;rndrin«:hani. [BRITISH IMPERIAL RADIO.] Rujfby, Oct. i'k. The King and Queen returned from San Iringhain to London to-day. Their Majcs- ii> will go o Windsor to-morrow morning to attend the funeral <-f the late Marquess of Cambridge.
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    MEXICO AND U.S.A.
    44 10 [XXI TEK TELEGRAM] London. Oct M. Mexico Citj Coincident with the first Msit of the new United stairs Minister, Mr. I might Morrow, to President Calles, the latter cancelled the decree forbidding the departmental purchase of poods in the United states.
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    45 10 Attention is drawn to an advertised notice of the Scottish University Student* beU un \l lay (Hallo i the lit Hotel. ihi the t\\ t -iitv-fi! .t dinner of tin ones and it 1 is hoped that all < lijriblt will make an endeavour to attend,
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    "KATJA THE DANCER."
    749 10 BRILLIANT PRODUCTION BY BANVARD CO. CAST. Maud (Patrieia'l Friend) Ellic I Count Orpitch Prank Atkinson Leander HillorofT (The Count.; Private Si-cr.t:iry i John llsiran Patricia ilk Coant'i Uauphtcri Claire Leslie Prince Carl 01 Knrujn William Senior Katjii Karma (A Dancer) Winifred Dalle Ivo I ll.r I'm- m-rl
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    GOVERNOR'S NEW YACHT.
    131 10 Commander Notley For Seabelle 11. In keeping; with the policy of choosing the Bui U|>— tfltn tor U.K. the Governor's new yacht, Scabollc 11, from men who art 1 acclimatised to Eastern conditions and have had experience of these waters, the selection of Seabelle Il's master has
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    48 10 After a thlM (lays sla\ in the rondl of Siup.'i|i(ir" the BpanJnn cntfa P Hh do Lmo lift Wcdn •1 after n t ban return to Pairol, h which bH( rtedly s«>nt to Shaivui to BK>tcet Spanish interests in the Far East uujn;,' to th<> trouhjer jn China,
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    EXPORT OF RUBBER.
    299 10 ELIMINATING THE "CARRY OVER." A bill is to be introduced into the Legislative Council on Monday to amend the Rubber Restriction Ordinance. The bill amends tab-section 8 timi 11 of the Kubber Restriction j. i i nancf I.US. The now rab-MctiOß will n a I as follows
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    THE ASSIZES.
    158 10 Municipality Coolies Acquitted. i hai the prosecution hu<l not proved thiir c*M," were the words of I tne jury at the Singapore Assize yesterday before Mr. .lustier Deane, when Mohamed Kas«iri bin Abdul GafToor and Pakiii were found not jruihy ol killing Chineae, in a ri^ht in which
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    MOTOR BUS RISKS.
    173 10 Companies Willing to Accept Insurance. There appears to be some misunderstanding on the question of o« motor buses being compelled to insure against accident to their pa>.-engrr.<. We stated yesterday nn pood authority that whin the natter m raised ire yean acn "rrtinpanits rafaaed to accept local
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    POPPY DAY.
    101 10 Dance at Victoria Memorial Hall. Thi' Kurasian community is having a dance in aid of Poppy Day Fundl in the Victoria Memorial Hall on Thursday, November 10, at ».30 p.m. Hit Excellency the Governor and Lad] Clifford and His Excellency tin- General Offlcer Commanding thi- Forces and Mr
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    83 10 Mr. 6. EL Nash, Chairman of the Rubber Supervision Board, Kuala I'iluh. presided at a meeting of the Board on Tuesday. The ir> rubber dealers ulm wen served with notices, warning them that the Board would nova that tlicit-liiiin-o lie iam died cm I heir i-xpirv U i ln- i-nW
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    BANKRUPTCY COURT.
    733 10 JUDGE AND LAWYER ON LON<; DELAY, Bankruptcy Court yesterday *v taken by the Chief Justice, Sir Willianr Miiiisnti, Instead of Mr. Justice Deane who wan pM idinc ;ti the The Hon. .Mi.'*'. Everitt made applicathe discharge of Arthur Clemen: Wivri'f..i.,n. The Official thai the ppplicant was ;i medical
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    ARREST OF A BROKER.
    91 10 MALAYAN TIN DREDGING CO.'S ACTION. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Ipoh, Oct. Ohua Theani Poh, mana^in^ partner of Ciiu:i and Company, share broken, of I pun, who figured in recant claim by Singapore brokers, was produced to-day before Mr. Justice Thome on a warrant issued at the
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    ST. ANDREWS CATHEDRAL.
    61 10 The following selection nf music will lie sunn alter Kvciisuni; at St. Andrew's Cathedral at 540 p.m. to-morrow B Pluck root and branch (Esther) (Handel) Anthem, God ii our hope (A. 11. Brewer) Soprano, Hear ye, l.r.i, I i m,u-i. ulm) Ba Cruution' Bymn etbovi "i AntfiPiii,
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    UNLUCKY FRIDAY
    126 10 Fatal Squabble and A Fall. day of me to ;i number At about 7. "ii p.m. M-ii.il Indiana t In- dayV when one of them drew a six-inch knilV and ttal ed companion in the back, fhc wounded mar. wai atlendc to doctor and than lenl to the
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    PARTNERSHIP CLAIM.
    100 10 Suit Agaiirct Father-ln-Law. Court this morning c Sir Will M which a Chint'si-. (Juli Kiiil' i father-in-law, T:m Chi The plaintiff hv.- ami the defendant were nartm owneiship of 15 parcel* o"f land <m u.<island n nn>iii«-. shuidiiii; t the :t kiiipuii ai Chip clainu I tl>at the
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    THE SOMERSETSHIRE.
    45 10 Officers Coming on The Transport. 11. Yi. i.^ due the fi>! i l" td Mn. Duke i f Wellington' C.M.G., I, A\,l. St. J. T. Royal The Queena's. rapt. G. R. R.A.I il \1 R.E. Lieut. B 11. C. Cotton. R J. Walker.
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    PUBLIC AMUSEMENTS.
    177 10 Violet (('hi Bor Lan) thfl paramount Chinese dancer who played i i crowded houses at th.- Empire inema v i return engagement at Hip same thtatn on Monday night. Hit dancing and have been much appreciated. Under the patronage of U.K. tho Govern* r and Lady < Clifford
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    POPULAR SUNDAY CONCERTS .
    87 10 POPULAR SUNDAY CONCERTS Mrs. \.-ipi Si i .(u!..n/.i i hai accepted the pretidenc) of the Sunda) miiicc whit li >\.i vat atecl b W'tillT on liir departure from Singapore. Tickets for the third concert on ber 20 are on sale and can be had from n y member nt the
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    1320 11 I'rc Mint's reply would relieve their miiuls. Al'udiiT to his ..:i.| question Or. Moorwh robberies o■■l ne time In Upper buaagoon tioa I, an I tn orre in the locil press r. Latins to Vio 4 hu Kmnz Road. Thi been looked I Only t:i«day he I) id
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      197 11 THE STEINWAY PIANO Is the instrument of the immortals and is used by all eminent Musicians to-day. Come in, we will be pleased to demonstrate this superb instrument. S. MOUTRIE Co., Ltd. RAFFLES PLACE, SINGAPORE. FABRICS washed with LUX last longer. The dainty fabrics of to-day require delicate treatment in
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      269 11 SEA VIEW HOTEL BATHING, TENNIS, GOLF, DANCING AND OPEN-AIR CINEMA. Special Dinner and Dance EVERY WEDNESDAY AND FRIDAY Dinners Served on the Lawn EVERY EVENING (Weather permitting) Sunday, October 3O High Tide 12.22 p.m. Cinema Programme, starting at 9.30 p.m. sharp. THE SIDE SHOWS OF LIFE Featuring EARNEST TORRENCE and
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    THE WEEK IN JAVA.
    499 12 JAVA'S MANY HILL STATIONS. i ft in our Own Correspondent.) Batavkt, Oct. s_ The satisfaction created in Singapore and the F.M.S. by the announcemeni ihat progresi really lieiiiK made in the provision of a hill station on Cameron's. Highlands makes us feel over hire now much
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      249 12 A HAPPY *^!Pi-. cook 'pjy) $u^*<M&B pleasing rP 7sZT;\ MENU. f V GETZBEST CALIFORNIA FRUITS, FISH, VEGETABLES Please the Palate of all. Distributors GETZ BROS. CO. 'i|>..n.uil in D BJL) ■ONG KONG BANK (HAMIiKlts. BINGAPORB, s.S. 1 Hosiery Faults <J ELIMINATED CTLfOTF. carefully Holeproofa 5 famous satVC/ V guards. Together
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      907 12 NOTICE IN THE ESTATE OF NEO ONG HEE, DECEASED Pursuant to Ordinance 144 (Trustees) Section 25. NOTICE is hereby ttivon that all creditors and other persons having any claims or cle- miimls upon or against the estate of Neo 1 Ong life, late of 157, Hnr.-n Street, Malacca, i deceased,
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      86 12 KYMAZI THE LEADING ill ECYPTIAn CIGARETTE Super Bargains Sale NOW PROCEEDING AT VT A MCFVPC 53, HIGH STREET llAlflljDllI 0 You can write the name on the picture when you take it with an Autographic "KODAK" No other camera possesses this feature KODAK LTD. (Incorporated in Knglund) 65, ROMNSON ROAD,
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    CHURCH IN CHINA .
    149 13 CHURCH IN CHINA "NEW WINK AND <>U< BOTTLES." I'ntire da) sectional groui The (111 L'd to the plai ■.inference \vh International i:i Jerusalem n< \i A notable real n meeting will r.wny the Or« nl ri.urch China v. ill -f whom si\., in wi|] One of ill, I P< lation
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    STORY OF THE DAY.
    11 13 the bl et he i Saw I
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    FATAL MAIDSTONE FIRE.
    241 13 Mlti CORONKR'S CRYPTIC STATEMENT. London, Oet M. c re»nH of an outbreak <>f lii- lay Hall, Mai Istone, te, his wife, rear old ion, and nunc Tlirce b) r'.imbing ■•■.I v indow. Other oeen leaped l>y tho ttairThe b< die- ware recovered from the loor, having dropped
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    SINGAPORE VOLUNTEER CROPS .
    39 13 SINGAPORE VOLUNTEER CROPS Programme of Drills up to and for October 30, 192T Saturday. October 29, 2.30 p.m.. Farrer :.in^'<.. Unlti S.V.C., Practice— lnterport ■>hnot. .Sunday. October ;tO. s.:« a.m.. Bukit Range, All Inks. Murray Cup Range, M.G. Platoon,
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    6 13 i Housing, Ltd." has been form-
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      226 13 )HAn bH liH IV üBSm Hbk aft IS ESSENTIAL AT ALL. COSTS BUT SERVICE AT LOW COST STANDS BACK OF CARS TRUCKS TRACTORS. UNIVERSAL CARS, LTD., Td lm SINGAPORE. jMetrole Jiahn j^gjfß FOR THE HAIR >. I IW^J OI at^ ies> tro e Hahn facilitates waving and permits I ulßOlfll^r
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      137 13 ™c NASH STANDARD TOURING CAR 321 WjMllH^^HlvSw stock COME and DRIVE the new NASH STANDARD SIX Touring CAR. ?'oniA V vr L FIND IT T BEU( KAS:i:sT RJ DING car >~u ever iravellcd in. the SMARTEST KvmvA^^r ever v sa^ tlle SMOOTHEST, QUIETEST <or you've ever known, the i'm J*
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      2091 14 ri^^~— «iweta over 17,500,000 B.Q. Assurance In force over 127,000,000 The Great Eastern Life Assurance Co., Ltd. (Incorporated in Straits Settlements) ■SAD OmCB I WlnehesUr Home. Singapore. LONDON OFFICE 12. Old Jewry. S.C. Tke Coaipaay haa J20.000 d. posited with th* Srprem* Court of England and compile! with tb* British
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      518 14 ESTATE OF KHOO CHAK VAN, DECEASED auction" sale of valuable rubber plantation)! situate in tha Mukim of Pengkalan Bukit and Bukit K.pontf. Muar: To be held at Messrs. CnaaM Koon Seng A Co.. at No. 7, Jalan I'erti, Muar, on Sunday, October 30, at 12 o'clock noon. I'AKTK I I.
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      504 14 JOHORE GOVERNMENT ITBIK WORKS DKI'AKIMIM Tenders aro hereby invited for thi nf the following materials timing the yejir 1!»-J8 1. Supply of Portland < .ni.nt. 1. Benzine. K. ■rosin. Oil 4. imi.l. B. Lubricating C. Timbir. (hennni. K.-ip.ir an. l I!i t Red S.riah in scant line--. Batten and |.lankper
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      265 15 BUICK BODYWORK IS UNSURPASSED TO the assured mechanical perfection and silent operation of the Buick chassis, is now added increased luxury and comfort of coach work, and appointments not previously attained in motor building. The beautiful bodies by Fisher stand unrivalled as the —^^v^> finest examples of the coach-builder's craft.
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      134 15 TELEGRAM RECEIVED iv@| World's Air Speed Record Commander De Bernardi at Venice October Twenty-second averag- ft AaV in 301 Miles per Hour MACCHI Model Fifty-two -> Aeroplane FIAT Engined fe.c using Castrol. gWf Wft PC&fWJLAjMrWwWM^to Ju«t a year ago the first Whippet Cat was 4T introduced to Singapore. Mj^T '^^^.^^b^B^B^^^^^^^^^^^
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      151 16 By Special Appointment to H.M. the •Kin£ uf I X' Established PRESENTS of Splendour and Value GENUINE PEARL NE< JEWEL! ?Y and SILVfRWARE We stock exactly what is needed for you. apart from your ordinary t ee. B. P. Do Silva (The Premier Jeweller) 62/s, ni<;n street. Kram-h NC I
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      256 16 Sulphuric Acid NEW SHIPMENT JUST ARRIVED. LEE KIM SOO 10, HIGH STREET. HiimiiiiiiMMmiimmiiiimiiinimmiiiti1 ABOUT LEAVE CARS I Hit I MIS I It) Ci\ ulirn' <11-.1n.1. «wrttt™tu«™ntrctoßKPtH(:H\l»E.on ii., .ah „I'iim ..I i)ni.- eUaan' leave, jnv 3 car iuin!ii..<l from them. Hiricitrn- j; 2 produced twlun wW enrer ibe«— or la s
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      1357 16 CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS THE PREPAID charge! for Wanti, For Sale, To Let, etc., In ordinary close act type (average .lx words to line) are: Per line: One insertion 28 cents, two ins. 46 cents three Irs. 64 cents, four ins. 82 cents, five ins. $'.00, six ins. $1.13, ten ins. $1.-»(»,
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      318 16 CHRISTMAS PRESENTS FOR THE FOLKS AT HOME SOLID SILVER SOUVENIR SPOONS Make Splendid dif(s. Each with Crest or Coat of Arms in Fine Enamel. Wfl have in stock SOUVENIR SPOONS of the following Btatea I'ERAK. BBLANGOB, TRKNGGANU, KBDAH, I. AH! AN. PAHANG, NBGBI SKMP.iI KKI.WTAN. I'KRI.IS AND BINGAPORB. Price $5
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      250 16 Annual! 1928 Annual! PICTURE SHOW ANNUAL A SuixTb Souvenir cil lh, \v >>r!,I pirturt's of thi> year. Many m ii-nt aJatM "1 «nrlil-l; r i lie -crocn. Thro<- coloured latea and atoriea <>i Ike l<-.i<r A nocrssity anil jret luxur) In the picture-goer. l!« -t stories, iv-t photi«rai)h~. !'hc only
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