The Straits Times, 26 August 1929

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    23 1 The Straits Times THE LARGEST AND MOST lNtUl.\TIAL NEWSPAPER IN MAI. M I ICKS SINGAPORE. MONDAY. AXil ST 2(i. 1929 I'KK I. 10
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      67 1 t TROI'U \L si RmG i"FLORODOR"i dt;> v i WDM LOOK iiii.h ,n:r J f JUMQRAU, IN THE HKRNESE ALPS, FROM WUENCE ORIGINATES THE WORLD FAMOUS BEAR BRAND Swiss Milk CARBORUNDUM J^fe^V Scythe Stones Grinding Wheels V^! J re r c^ s Crucibles \Vm. JACKS CO., (MALAYA) LTD. SINGAPORE. KUALA
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      201 1 RALEIGH TIIC COLD MEDAL InCi MOTOR-CYCLE S.M.C.G HILL CLIMB Kuala Lumpur, August 7<S\ 1929. TWO HKSTS TWO BBCONDfI TWO THIKh Ist in 200 c.c. Class 198 c.c. RALEIGH Ist in 350 c.c. Class 348 c.c. RALEIGH 2nd in 200 c.c. Class 198 c.c. RALEIGH 2nd in 500 c.c. Novice Ckti
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      11 1 1 I LOKOIMMv" (II II V I WING LOOHG TKdl'UAl U.MC
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      570 2 P. k 0. BRITISH INDIA AND APCAR LINES (laaarparatod la BngWad) MAIL AND PABBENGSB AMD CARGO BEKVKKB r-KNINSULAR AMD ORIENTAL SJ*. CO. I > DEB CONTRACT WITH HIS MAJBBTT'S GOVERNMENT. LONDON AND FAB BAST MAIL SERVICE. OUTWASDS FROM LONDON FOB CHINA AND JAPAN. Taaaaga dae S'para IMP NAGPORE MM Aug.
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      607 2 SHIPPING ANNOUNCEMENTS. (NITPON YUSEN KAISHA) TO LONDON Saploa. Mareailic*. Loadaa. Aatwerp 1*4 Rotterdam ViimIi Ttiuit Dm Ball HAKOZAKI MABU 10.M* Aug. M HAKU8AN MABU lO.fcOO Sept- II M r KITANO MARU 8,000 Sap*. M 17 HARUNA MABU 10*00 Oct. IS 11 f KAMO MARU MOO Oct. 14 W KATOR1 MABU
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      514 2 BURNS PHOLP LINE (laaarparatod la Aoatralia) FOB BSISBAHB. STDNXY AND MSLBOUSME, TU JAVA, DARWIN AMD nrUSSDAT ISLAND. amsaMVlaW ata>4HHjfaa>ly ffilH* bf Ul VfUl kaova rtssa7ar"MABETJA (TJTI toaa) aad tha aaw mater vaaaaL MALABAR (Mil toaa). rha v. «aawt.v.a v oaa «f tke largaat aad taaat ateaaaaaa trading to Australia Oaaama
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      671 2 (ROYAL PACKET NAY. CO. OF BATAVIA) (laeorporatod In TlTitaag) Uadar contract vKh tha NETHERLANDS INDIAN GOVERNMENT Telephone No Xl4O. witt sub-oonn.rtlons o Csssago. Preirht. Traasklpmoat Martae >cpu and Managar*a Doak. Baaraaaatetlva for Slagapara aad Btt alas Settlement, of tka Offlelal Toarlat Baraaa >f Java. All Information, detailed Hteararlaa ree af
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      632 2 THE BLUE FUNNEL LINE THF OCEAN STBAM BEIT CO, UNITED. THE CHINA MUTUAL STBAM NAY. CO, LTD. (laaarporated la Eaglaad) REGULAR SERVICE. TO LONDON, AMS- 1 TERDAM. ROTTEBD/M, ANTWERP. BAM- 1 BURG AND BREMEN— GENOA, MAS- I BEILLKS. LIVERPOOL AND GLASGOW- 1 MARSEILLES HAVRE. LIVERPOOL AND GLASGOW-BOSTON. NEW TOSE AND
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      544 2 THE SIAM STEAM NAY. CO, LTD. (laaarporatod la 81am) BANGKOK COASTING BEBVICB For rater, Traaggaaa, Eelsntsn. Bangnara. slaala, Pataal, Slagora. Lacaa, Slchon, andon. Eohssmal, Langeusn. Chumpon aad aagkok. Arrival Depart ara MAJJNI VALAYA Sept. 1 Sapt. 4 SUDDHADIB Sept. 8 Sept. 11 Tho atumiri ara Stted tkroagkoat witt loctria light
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      518 3 SHIPPING ANNOUNCEMENTS. ELLERMAN BUCKNALL STEAMSHIP C0 n LTD. (InmrporaUd ia Eaglaad) ■llißilß LIKE. •ASSFN r cilir -CE TO TIM KINGDOM AND TIT. FKr.i "TUT BERVICB OUTWARM Ta Hung Koag. Sbaagkal aad Japaa Dua Spore e-e. CITT OP NEWCASTLE Sopt. It CITT OP COKINTH Oct. IT CITT OP 51NGAPORS Nov. 14
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      496 3 MaLLA* STBAMttnP UNS frWAMERJCAM MAIL UWB Ell**! ROUND-THE-WORLD SERVICE Proa srXC.APORE and PENANG via COLOMKO. 81E2, I«ORT RAID. ALEXANDRIA. KAPUCt, ciICNOA and MARSEILLES to NEW YORK aad BOSTON Arrive Leave Leave Spore Spore Peaang PRES. V. Bl KEN „t 2 Sept. 6 Sept. 7 PRES. UARFIELIi Srpt. l« Sept. It
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      531 3 DUTCH MAILS N.V. Stuota«aart Maat.schappij Nederland and N.V. I loiterdam.tr he Lloyd WEEKLY MAIL and FASSENGEI SERVICE TO Geaoa Aaaattrdam Boathamataa MaraetUea Kotlerdaai latr.a 10.000 R.U Aag- X M Job. do Witt 10.100 BMJH. Sept. .a. Slamat IIJMO R.L. Sept. W w Pnntat Juliaaa MOO SUM. Sept. t< a. Tambora
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      434 3 OCEANIC AND ORIEWAL NAVIGATION CO, SAN KUAM'ISCO. CAL. TACOMA ORIENTAL STEAMSHIP CO., TACOMA, WASH. STATES STEAMSHIP CO., TORTLA.ND, ORE. JOINT SCHEDt'LB. Sailirut far United States and Canada Points from Manila and Hong Kong Ball* about laa Praacian and Portlaad BS. TEXAS from Manila Aag. SJa. TEXAS from U. Eong Aag.
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      135 3 HOYTS Bearing Metals No. 11. "No. 11" is the finest hearing metal obtainable and contains 92 per cent, pure tin. 1.C.E." A mclal with plendld qualities fo be used where a cheap r metal than No. 11 is required. May we send you full particulars of these und the other
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      766 4 SINGAPORE CRICKET CULB NOTICE Tka Annual General Meeting ef tk* Members of tk* Singapore Cricket Club will i» held la th* Club Pavilioa on Monday. Augaat I*. lrtV. at 6. 1S p.m. BISINESS. 1. Ta receive and. if approved, adopt the Aanaal Report aad ArcounU for th* yaar ended Jan*
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      849 4 K«t a Wished 1897. POH KONG CHYE Lleclru llalers aad Gilders, bold and Hll»er Smltha. No 41. SOUTH BRIDGE RU, SINGAPORE Pkaa* 7772. Etlesieio* THE SINGAPORE ELECTRO PLATING WORKS, Na. Ml. Colemaa Street. Phoa* 41 91. We Specialise in (1) The Electro depositing of Gold, Silver. Nickel, Copper and Brass
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      663 4 Banish f^p Malarial Debility TIKE i shadow of menace Lmt malarial debility is hovering over every inhabitant of hot countries. Only too often this slow, unostentatious danger it overlooked; once the parasites have been conquered by quinine, the patient regards himself at cured, but the battle hat only just started.
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      880 4 IMPORTANT AUCTION SALE •IOL.» SIN At Messrs. Cheong Koon Seng ft u sale--rt, on WEDNESDAY. AIT.CST ?v at I M-l.-l I. Valuahl. fieekuld land sifiate at I'asir Panjang Koad LoH n;.iestonei. Singapore, ana 2 roods and II poles. Lot 2. Valuable I re. hold land situate at Pasir Panjang Road
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      182 4 1 /jr raffT BACK-PAINS MOST OFTEN MNCATE NERVOUS EXHAUSTION. eafeeblemear. ineAci. > trength t.>.|s' Dr. W11.1.l VMS' PIXK PI STANAVO jft M STANW \MI "STANAVO Dl .old by thr said II ASH NOTI lrgal pr PM n or i:i -i 1 M lh. NOTICE Tk* andersigned Read OAr*. (HOP TUE
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    WHERE OLD PAPER GOES.
    378 5 Variety of I'ses. LARGE BULK TAKEN Bl W]O\ About $.;.000.000 .f «•*< paper waa ahipped from the dunnjr IVHi, SO per certic- coast port*. Although the averagr p«T»on i» familiar with thr value of waM paper, few reilinr thr extent and growth i uper in export
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    45 5 Moddrr. will known jrt,«t m. t«»l i W > 1O h., i Md th<- miafortun ,rht year* 1 I I hjr flr«. i» a l»r..thrr of Mr. N. 1 -.inirr. Tuknnir Kitatr Moddrr i. I 'HTu 1 nLondon Th< vrtmt nth Ward of thr Am ciation.
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    KARA SEA TRADE.
    246 5 Airmen to Assist The Fieri. The well-known Russian icebreaker Knata, which wm used for Urn search he wrecked parties of the dirigible Italia last ycai. has arrived in Bergen on ■f t<> the Kara Sea, where it will as mother-ship for this year's Kara xpedition. •l.tion. which
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    HARROW'S STRAW HAT.
    60 5 Ridiculed by an Old Uo>. w hat -rcr\y mairuxine by an R Ram««y. new in il in mw i gold ■■•>•« ir b.'it.ot ly thing before \orwnod. wy* lh«t. :h< utrh he cannot .1. »t en ai-othftir or u'ilitarian irnun ine of M-.;ininii whuh Harrovian* have for
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    16 5 irary Cadet Ser.. I i u' ion <adit Corp* has been granted to Mr. W. I
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    SCOTTISH STUDENT'S STORY.
    465 5 Life of John Nitol Farquhar. A correspondent writes in the Observer H follows:— So John Nirol Karquhar i. dead! I wat Prci—iar of Oriental Religion at Mam.h«*trr and the grrateat of living authorities. I »uppox>. on Hinduism, but for M h< will alway» be thr «warthy >'«ui>k
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    HOLIDAYS FOR CONVICTS.
    411 5 Reforms in German Prisons. Holidays for prisoner* form one of thr moat important innovations of Germany's P*nal code, of whuh details were made public Hi mail week. Diawn up in Prutaia. with the co-oprration of both doctors and jorisU. the new methods of treating the anti-social members
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    54 5 The engagement is announced and the wedding will take place n October of Mr. Arthur L Sand*, of Ssnng esUte, Bahau son of the lat« C.non H. Sands, and Mr Sands, of 37 Frances Road. Windsor, ami 'iraret Soamcs. daughtt-r of th. Xi v (rf>rdon and Mrs. Soi»n** ol Mildm
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    BIG GAME.
    472 5 Wanton Butchery From Motor-Cars. Commenting- upon the recent wholesale destruction of big game from motorcars in East Africa. The Times in an editorial sayn There can be only one opinion about the scandal of Hrn wanton destruction of big game in East Africa to which Mr. Finch-Hattnn has
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    35 5 The Bombay Sports Club, Singapore v Chine**- and Foreign Goods Association, and KiK>n Aik S«iety, Singapore, and the Ngai Wah Club, and Ice Traders' Asso- elation. Penang. have been registered i under the Societies Ordinance.
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    JUDGE AND THE CROWN.
    613 5 Goddard's Claim. ARCJI'ABLE POINT OF SEIZED Xl NDB Judgment was entered in fuwmr of the Crown in the demurrer lim! Station Sergeant (iod.l > -pli-h Information laid neral, claiming more than Sl?.oOQ n-ired I>\ the authorities in connei li Murd's prosecution. The demurrer wan based on
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    A MAYOR'S PORTRAIT.
    258 5 Old Art Controversy Recalled. After being lost vjrht of fur nearly twenty yearn, a platan pa.nted by Mr. Aiiicuntui. John w hi. h hum.. l it: a I able art rontruvt i come to light again. The itory of thix tr»iiblr has been recallrj by the exhibition
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      77 5 Special Annual Display at Rene ULLMANN During the month of Aujjust big DISCOUNTS given on all articles JEWELLERY, WATCHES, CRYSTALWARE, SILVERWARE AND FANCY GOODS. Come and S<-t> at Rene ULLMANN X and L, HIGH STREET. SINGAPORE. i LADIES NOTE! !he idoal ift thal wi r^^»w please your husband. m W*h
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      90 5 MftllTPlF'^a FOR ALL THAT IS BEST ifIVT U 1 IV I Li O in THE WORLD OF MUSIC An Artiktir Model with exquisite TONE and TOl CH. Fully Guaranteed for SBVBN U MIS Specially constructed for .MAI.AYA. S. MOUTRIE& CO., LTD < lnc< rporatrd in Hong Kong) RAFFLES I'LACE. SINGAPORE.
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    THE ROYAL YACHT SQUADRON.
    812 6 Society and Sails. OVER A CENTURY'S ACTIVITY. Cowes is no longer a half-civilised resort of sailing men," wrote a disgruntled Squadron member. "It is now a Court." I. i| true that the forty-two original members who first met at the Thatched Basjae, 1.-n-lnn. in WUt were
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      166 6 A WONDERFUL NEW POLISH FOR THE STRAITS SETTLEMENTS /Yh aOORS LINOLEUM N^, iV AND FURNITURE l PIBtCTICNJ *PPIY WiTM A FLANNEL AND riN:W WITM A X v 3Of r CLOTH Try a Tin To-day Olli \ln OILS Al STORES .11! 111 S.S. and I .M.S. BARKEH SON COMPANY LI M."
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      157 6 You Cannot Beat British Steel! JWe are Sole Agents for 8, BALFOUR'S "EAGLE GLOBE" l > SlttL And carry large stocks ur v s^y V "i^k (arlfon Shi I yiiiS^ Pneumatic Ttxrt Steel -vs^Sk \itkel Steel Miners Drill Sl<<l v High Speed 7 00l Steel S Manganese Steel for Dredge
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      147 6 Coming! The Private Life of HELEN OF TROY Released by FIRST NATIONAL I'll II IM POWER The Municipal Commissioners are n«iw prepared to oiTer vorv attrarlive Wvu. ELECTRIC POWER consum Electric motors up to .">0 hor.-c jx.wcr may l>e hired at monthly r:tt*s, uw\ Urn 1! f(»r energy is on
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      329 7 PAVILION Phone 6903 From Mondiiy. August 2ft to Sunday. September 1, at 9.15 p.m. sharp. THK LATEST IWTHE GAZETTE DOLORES COSTELLO in THE COLLEGE WIDOW In thi- First Show at 7.30 p.m. HII.LY SILLIVAN in HEART OF A COWARD la iHMikt-J and not paid for will be di«poaed of at
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      476 7 To-night ALHAMBRA An Excellent Programme of 3 FOX Pictures. 1. STRONG BOY 2. BLUE SKIES with LEATKU E JOY a.d VICTOR A n eth,«.l love story a. dutiful MrLAIiLEN. i rainbow, as dramatic as a Broken bars, broken hearts and broken heads in a brawny, brimful cloudburst, comedy. 3. TAKING
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      424 7 ALHAMBRA SST TAN CHENG KEE CO.. LID.. Proprietor*. PROGRAMME Commencing Saturday. August 24, ending Thursday, August 29 In thr Second Show at 9 p.m. THE LATEST EMPIRE NEWS BLUE SKIES A charming story in a soul sweeping lane drama. VICTOR MCLAGLEN STRONG BOY A vivid picture of life on the
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  • DOMESTIC OCCURRENCES.
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      DEATH
      14 8 -<>n Aufu-.t Sp»i..« at ih« Ci«n«i«l Hi »|ni«i ],n(<^«[> from t..Kl»ii» n >.tti
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    MAILS FOR EUROPE.
    33 8 Intuhnd* UN A»<Jr« Uboa P > O«B £l:ph»»l» 8>©r» t»«J«» July It Am- IT MB M ADf 19 July I* Au« li> July M Aur. 1* Au«. 3 Ab« !i At.
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      LINES IN COLLISION.
      342 8 SHIPPING NOTES. City of Khios and Delta Both itlamed. On July 2*. t*ton Mr. Juitice Hiil. «j«i»t«d bl Tnuity UutMi, judgment «•> i«'d in an .M to detav ,.,iv li»l.i.t> t. i culliiwn ott the mould Tagu* Ut»r»n rta- Hail liner Khloa and ih» I', an.1 o
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        Macphail and Co., Ltd.
        144 8 Singapor*. Aug M i.r- L:cal HW «»nt« per Ib R.kber Steady N*w Scuaaia 4i%?tQ M k r.ukab« (0-U ecu, Ulj Btaul* al*. U nnit. I tiaa R;v«»t I X t lv. Pajamt J. 26 tiatemt t Ua ana Pmdai i 11l Brogat I x-..i Ulu KUngt
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        Rose Macphail & Penman, Ltd.
        153 8 Rose Macphail Penman, Ltd. Singapore. Aug. 24. London-Rubber 10 > ltd up '.J. HaM .ant• 1...n00r., —Tia. uo pric*. r.in,.— U«Uy iNißgai Way> 3*T^ 344. kvM.han l--l«i. kiala Uredg* 1.7»l»' M».ri Mrtll ad., ttunr K**it tot* MBIa «d Mala> a C**aMaß. fco-ii ceatt. Peaa-l-tallo,t 6 f.n BjUi I" Itt JvkaJit
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      RUBBER PRICES.
      58 8 lUndvrton, Helm and Company, Inc. New York, **n<< ul Ut* following- cable dated Aug. their quouttum h«ing in guld ii liar iinli clotintf bid prkeo Rubber Kxchnr.ge tales today 400 tona. Aayutt 19.70, Stpt*mb4T 20.10, October 20,0. November COM, December 21.10, -'ISO, February 21.C0, March 21.80, April 11.90.
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      37 8 The tuff of F.lf.S. Railway department n Johir* Bahru entertained Mr. X Chell«, pali. the aMaf tiatlon matter Jobore Bahru, to a farewell dinner on th* Slit ntt.. on th* <w;a*un of hit tr&c<frr to Port Swcttrnham.
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      256 8 EXCHANGE. r.ingaporr, Al O» Uadoa. Btuk 4 m/t i/J t7/SS Dmkmm* 1 XJ Jl Pnv»t« S a., credit 14 On N»m Vork. I>. r»»4 U 16/1« friT«l. VO d/i 17% Fiu». Bank T T. IUI .m India. Bank TT O4\k kii Monn Kon«. Hank TT Kl'. p r. cli»< On
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      SINGAPORE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE RUBBER ASSOCN.
      59 8 Tea* of Market steady. nui»t. *bU L«r.don Spot S»r»t 10 &-1C4. p»r Ib. N«» York 8pot Shrrt r*nl> 20'. p»r Ib. 83. (goal lo Indira yff. Mtadai I BUo4«rJ B..N S. ob 1 tn4«r mm m r.pot Aaruit i ut>*r Ortubrr Dm. uujrrra M
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        MINING.
        470 8 Unit < Vii. PJ. Bujrtrt !WII«ra fl 4i A«»m Kumtang 38 (4. I -t Aytr Nnaa Tia M u ft fl Bangr.n 1 in at'- M 1 1 kilui P«aaa« 01J tH 1 1 Batu at.t l.« IU I 1 Bukil Arang 156 1 00 41 41 Murmaa Malay
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        GENERAL.
        235 8 V*l Pd Baytrt SrIUr* S AU* Brl.-k hfei I 16 XJ» I AUi. Br, k urd. I M 1.M il 4 1 bin Am 1 „(>■..■• tl3 «3» I -i ..li.n E«fl*a 1" 114 ■■ml r tu o.«« I 1 lyrl* .r.,i i «.-rl»«» 0 10 IN 10*. 10*
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        DEBENTURES AND LOANS.
        91 8 Sjagasor* Cold ffteraw* 7 pr. 4*b. .1 1»24 rod. IWI M 101 IN d. Singar.r. kluni.ip.t 8 r., el IMI r*d l»lu !0.«-7«.t(Ki par. preai. 9iafap.ro Municipal Ml pr. ul 11*7 red !9i. 91.M6.uu0 M par. Singaw. M ,U4^ p r. of \wu* red. IMa f l.oou.ww
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        RUBBER SHARES.
        396 8 Fraser and Co. and Lyall and Evatt's quotations. I To-day rnr»i > r.-rr Lyall A «o. Kvatt ii <;«j.» .in k. Hilam ill A Kumnf i |l i Am Mai. A. M i til A I'.n.i ifli Btigownif .|li Biihii Ii. Bro(«t ill i Brand (|6| B. J.lulu<.«
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      SINGAPORE HARBOUR BOARD.
      135 8 MM** llonpldr Ik, Hmw or .1 *»<!*< lu arritr. kr.rr>:i. iiMtBoiR Main WLarf fran- tt Oil Wharf Coal »h-.f VUSKU IN DRY DOCKS. I Tanjonf Pagar. Albrii ria i>.,. i i krpprl llarboar. ►> Nil N» I l"k Lrk imhanr. Karoak \.-.K \rnx.-d. VUditu.tm I ■Mka M4«
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      SINGAPORE MAILS CLOSE.
      98 8 Te-elay. North, N.-Katt and N.-Wctt Sumatra >.rr(h I Selat Taniljanr. Rrngkaltt Itagan \|.i iMerani rhilippinr lalaait Pr*ttaa*a) I p.m To-Btorrow. Sinekawang, Temangkat and Saraba* iSingkrl > 9 a.m Tembilahan a In.bar I I ««■■> Ciylon. Southern and Wetlrrn India l< ap T.iuranr i Bagan Si Ai<> A-
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      21 8 Thr death ha* <* tendrnt AlUri Hawkiru, aged M, one of ..I He rctiml in January aftct ihin .ii tin- jMriru|Militjn Pulu*.
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      619 8 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS Utker Claiaißeel Adrta, am aa«* M. WANTS. rOR SALE. KTC. ti II t% kp. At I U 34. Aria.' I AKi.i M i:\i-MH. nouM la y«,, r hi.. .1 luuple ul l« September I, arei, leanlt an I Ti. I r T fur-., r.r.l ha*** with Unnit court.
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      752 8 ■OatJQM ■bIHT »l 8t Anon* dial, on Aagutt Uubfon, ten of Mr and «li M >> Hobton i t urn*, and Anr..* hubiaa. aaeeaa daughter uf Mr. ard Uu T H b. Htm- GOVERNMENT NOTICE Ttnd.rt will be licextd at the Ci-lvri'.al miai odUe, ap to a i*t*. lot the
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      74 8 METEOROLOGICAL REPORT. Kandang Kcrbau Station. <By co.iir.r of Coverßtßeai Health OaVe.) I ..i tk* 14 Haare eaaMag- al MMalgkl oa Aagaal It De* Mat tkad* temperature 84 JF Mm tkade tempeiatut* ;j r Mean thade temporatare 77.8 P Ma.i tua radiation |Q4 f Mm. !■>>• radlatioa 7| y. •lt\n vr.t
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      116 8 *»>»«»f» HM»<»»«M«l»»«>M»«*H<>»»»H«K«| t «»»t«»«M DAILY WEATHER REPORT. The following is th» daily weather report of the Meteorological Branch. Surnj Dept., Malaya;— Ynttrdiy. a To-day. T»mp«r*tar*. JUmf.ll. Bright? Mrtn Ha*. M>n. Sunthin*. llun.iditr WiM. W..tb.r. Builou. F. F. !m. No. of hoars. Olrvrtioa. lore* M.P.U Knalt Lumpur M 4 7 r
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      172 8 ARRANGEMENTS FOK THE WEEK. Maaatejr. A«f..t :<i It W. 13* am.. OX I.M p.n., M. Sun rtm «.U a.m.. arta ti.lu p.m. annual merlin*. '..16 p.m. Tawadajr. Aagaat Z7 H. W. 2.27 a.m.. 8 0. 2 31 p.m.. R.T. bun r..*« C.J a.m.. Mta «.lu p.m. WatiMMttajr. AiiiiI JS II
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    AROUND THE MARKETS.
    488 9 Improvement in Tin Prospects. SIGNIFICANT HOME < MOUNT (lly Onr financial orrtaao-adrnt Sinarap<>r<', Monday, II a.m. Ta-da>'H prices Kabbrr. H%. 1 1 n IT", ton* al l» Saturda>*> prirr-i Kubber. London 10 I ISd ap <,d. N.x "i asi up 'i cent. Tone of .nirkrl. «lrad>. Tin.
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    29 9 HroAt of Sarawak Ruhtwr K«uu» for y»»r i lal yndcr r«M»r tM\ »rr.. t r o p „> i.OMJtl Ib. V in .d hit mt M r.in, c r m
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      IPOH TIN DREDGING.
      616 9 Reduced Output and I^ower Price. The fifteenth ordinary general merlins <-■' Ipoh Tin Dredging. Ltd.. wu held on Juiv ZS at Winchester lluu.r. K.i Mr. R. Pawl.-, A MI, MI. MM 'the chairman af Ike consany i pretidiagThe chairman laid From tar report and account., which have
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      RUBBER FLOORS.
      190 9 Suggested Competition With Lino. Mr. R. E Cray writes to the fftkaMW l.niri as follow* The violent fluctuation, in the pr:ce of •lober. like uthrr commodities, depend en-.-rly upon whether the buyer or the seller nricr. and the rite and full in thr -nee i. altogether out of
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      HONG KONG'S TRADE.
      147 9 Effects of Hiffh Tariffs In South China. (■port of the KBI correspondent n H..n Undine thr dulurl-rd Mtuatiun in Chin rSISftSL IOI r i 1 «««*»*r thr tra.ir gWvag -hvr, n 1. i.hrvi.t propaganda, (.nton threatened the ompletr destruction of i|. H ■<ur Wuh thr overthrow of
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      DEFAULT BY SUBUNDER WRITERS.
      958 9 Need for a Concise Law. Increa.inp; evidence is forthcoming. •> a writer in the Financial Times, to prove that ,.i by sub-underwritera has attained a not generally anticipated. A«tm an.l luring tli« la.t year and a-half undrt S ham bwa •agTanlly repudiated. The ■in- involved is
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      30 9 vi. IKr I Karnru) Tobacro Pant- "in. II >. formally held an Ju ~»tV A*a<K<atle»t. Idol- I I •.ljournrd to date toward* U>. >nd of th, current ]ramr, wh«i the I
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      CHANGING OIL CONDITIONS.
      756 9 Greater Prosperity Foreshadowed* The American oil tndostry. nearly S;wampI ed by the flood of crude through l*o eatcieaey I of its production branch, is in even greater danger of being overwhelmed by the {Umoat I imrarulout progress of ite renning dlvisioa. .talc, (he Fiaaactal Tiasee. When the
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      OPOSSUM HUNTING.
      92 9 Profitable Queensland Season. Brisbane. Aug. 1. i The current open seaaon of one month for >> expected to yield about I^oo 000 isl"*t~ WBICB return probably between and £300.000. The royalty pajablTto I *•>*«<. woxjld on a return »t AMjMa) i Zl^T -i 3 iJSotiSi i tapping fee.,
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      E. BENGAL RAILWAY.
      45 9 Surplus of lO'/i Lakhs Of Rupees Last Year. <:alcutu. Aug. 11. T»« Bengal RaHway's surplus for ltta-B touts ten and a half lakh, of rupee after meeting all cammitnents. Thr net depreciation fund Is now onr and a half esarea of rupees.
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      EXCHANGES.
      60 9 Rugby. Aug. 26. richangea are Amsterdam i IMN',. Athena JI7S. Bombay Is. T7-VU.. I Ittrhn tOJ6>*. Br,. Huraareat I nh.crn < <•-„.», ,pf». Hone koaaT la. Mja4.. U^bir Madiiil i *SM. Milan 1.»4 :3S P»la HUO»..Pa/Ja HMt>, f>ra«<i. J4M., t Rio i\. StorkhoTm 11.10. ShangaaTts 4-..1 < Vienna M.41.
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      TIN DREDGING.
      258 9 Pattani Consolidated* Position. la their report for IM» li tiai I ontolid.ta/TAlluviaJ Tin. Lu'.. stale that ln"hyd- ulicmg area 173.100 cubic j-srdi of grwand wrre treated during year, and 1.108 picul. equal to MM tan. of tin rr ware recovered, tealiting. tIOJGC. Original drrdging area hat be*n rnlargrd
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      BANQUE DE L'INDO-CHINE
      298 9 Directors Declare Larger Dividend. The figares for ItSS of the Raaque de I'lndo-Chine. disclose a succes.ful year*, bu.;aeaa, with profits on tha ascending scale, m abling the directors te give an increase.! dividend. la IM7 the dividead waa Fit. 2*o ocr share this year it haa been
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      LONDON MARKETS.
      204 9 Messrs. William Jacks Co.'g Weekly Report. la their report dated London. July 31, Messrs. Wilhs-a Jacks and Co. state There has been a little more doing with con.umers during the last day or two. hut I bunness will remain quiet until after the holiday. Copper. More business has
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      CEMENT MERGER.
      119 9 Australian Companies To Amalgamate. Hydncy. July 23. Au.lS^n""i th< »< UN Au.trmlian (.rmcnt < nrnpanj "mIimi Viclon.. .n.l th, kandu. I Thl» it the fourth rtc*nt mrr C r ►ortant eonmtirul muntii hi .\'i P irmh« thr Ihrrr prrviuut comhinatlon^ r'inipaniri. frrtilia-r and ckcntral nnuax and n.w,p« p
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      LONDON TIN MARKET.
      633 9 Pessimirim Turns To heerf ulm A RISK IN I'KKKS IOOKKI) FOR. I <jt Own Corrciponilrnt.) London, Aug. 1. 1 Whilr without any ouUtanding- fiaturr, since writinjr Inst week, the tone ha been pretty cheerful and aentiment nrs very rVarly tow«td« hi«h»r top Amirr lately was 5220 fo.
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      PRODUCTION COSTS.
      198 9 VaHambros;i\ \en Low LmL I Of several reports of rubber plantation eom#aaiea published in mail week, onr of lb« mott intrrr.tmg waa that of th. ■■its*, aa o'd-c»tal>li.hrd Rdiaburgi The Jt'rri af this company > wuh the r> to curtail mr nf annual reports at cost flgwres. and
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    The Straits Times SINGAPORE, MONDAY, AUGUST 23. THE CO-OPERATIVE IDEAL.
    1023 10 One of th? greater: uinVulties undvr »h>ch Mr. A. Cavendish. Director of Co- n Mul.ya. k worLirg it that although hi> iHjartrtwnt. more ihan any other, (icivnds upon tht in:en*t and support of the public, it is dealing with a
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    A NEW INFLUENCE IN WORLD AFFAIRS.
    1008 10 Spread of Internationa) Sport (By Profeaaor P. J. Noel Baker. M.A.. Profeaaor of Inter national Relations ia the University of London.) There is a new interest in internationa' ■po.t sweeping around the world to-day. There it no nation that i* not striving, according to
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    SOCIAL AND PERSONAL
    377 10 Mr. J. E. McDonnell is appointed a Deputy Port Officer. Singapore. Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Bishop have gone for a fortnight's trip to Borneo by the Marudu. Captain E. Pratt. Senior District Officer. Province Wellesley. leaves for home on holiday in November prior to retirement from
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    NOTES OF THE DAY.
    601 10 CHILDREN IN BARRACKS. The Britmh civilian community knows little -far too lit'.W"—of garrison lif<* in Singapore, but it i< M sMNI that soldier*' wivon and childrw have no very time dunns thoir t»i> years' period at this station rectosilies and recreation in Singapore—said to be one
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    18 10 Pr. W It Dai I. ««*l Mr. R. 0. Vcrifrtte. all of Tui|>.nj.. tire going on leave shortly.
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    24 10 The- mairiage took \< on July I4j H LaaMa I nn.t, lat« Pulai Water-worka, Johore. ami Sibyl Eunice, third daughter the lat* Thomas Darriogton, tntield.
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  • BRITISH TROOPS RUSHED TO PALESTINE BY AIR.
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      FIERCE ATTACKS BY ARABS.
      600 11 Many Jews Killed In Palestine. TROOPS SKNT. Dealing with a Critical Position. rapidl) dctrloped .n Jerusalem and llm surrounding rid follow nc thi attacka mad.- b> \rab. ein Jrws a* a r- at« at thr Wailinc WalL Maaj J< h.or hren killed in hirer rioting- hj\r
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      FLYING CLUB 'PLANE WRECKED.
      124 11 Towed Rack Partially Submerged. One of the Singapore Flying Club's iteapla- I came to grief yesterday outside Urn breakwater. Full details art not obtainable, but it appears that the machine hit some obstruction in alighting and turned turtle. Il was towed back to Tanjong Pagar partially
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      FLYING PREMIER.
      212 11 Return to London From Lossiemouth. London. Aug. 24. The Prime Minister had an eventful flight to London from Lossiemouth in an machine. Twice the pilot was forced to land owing to mists over Northumberland. Eventually Mr. Mac Donald reached Hendon at 6.30 p.m. instead of •.hree as expected.
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    DRUG SMUGGLING.
    80 11 A-icnts in Vienna And Japan. Vienna. Aug. 24. Toiler inquiries :n connection with the >f thrie heroin smugglers in Vienna to the discovery of a u-inisation for drug trtlflc beHU and Aii*. according to the .S'jnd''. The agent* of the :h.~t th. .entre of the whole <>n i«
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    KING'S RETURN TO SANDRINGHAM.
    252 11 Welcomed by Tenants. QUIET ROUTE THROUGH LONDON. London, Aug. 24. An Indian Boy Scout springing to attention and saluting in Buckingham Palace courtyard was the first demonstration of loyalty when Their Majesties, leaving for Sandringham, drove to King's Croas Station through cheering crowds which included a
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    FAR EAST CRISIS.
    131 11 General Bluecher Arrives At Chinta. Shanghai. Aug. 25. It i> reported from Harbin that General Bluethcr. who is taking commsnd of the Sox let forces, has arrived at Chinta and was greeted at a demonstration meeting in which China was denounced. Bluecher is widely reported to be
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    SHANGHAI DEFENCE.
    62 11 SHANGHAI DEFENCE Plea for British Troops To Remain. London, Aug. 26. The pica that Brili.vh interest* in China wiil best be served by letting the Shanghai Defence Force remain there i* made ir the Sunday T;mr. by Mr. Richard Slope, a former resilient of Shanghai. Hdcclares that at present the
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    AIR FATALITY.
    30 11 British Troop-Carry ins Machine Crashes. Cairo, Aug. 21. A Victoria troop-carrying aeroplane crashed at Hrliorohs aerodrome, with a crew of seven. Three were killed and four injured. —Reuter.
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    GEYLANG FATALITY.
    60 11 Passenger Thrown Out Of Motor-Bus. A Chinese, be'ieved to have been employed as a elcrx in Boustead and Co.'s efflce, was fala<ly injured in an accident on the Geylan; Road yesterday afternoon. A motor-bus skidded and overturned, and the unfortunate man, who was sitting next to the driver,
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    SCHNEIDER TROPHY RACE.
    549 11 Italian Position. if AY STILL BE ABLE BE COMPETE. London, Aug. 25. > The Schneider Cup race will be held i tn Sept. 7. Three British seaplane* w: I participate, whether foreign machines compete or not. Rome, Aug. 25. i It has not yet been decided wr
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    A SUPERIOR RACE.
    60 11 Theosophists Turn to Fruit Farming. London, Aug. 21. Mrs. Annie Ecsant, who has arrived here on board the Majestic, says, that Tbeosophisls have arranged to establish a fruit farming community in California, where a new and superior race of Americans will be bred. Only the Si-t types
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    CHARABANC ACCIDENT.
    61 11 Retired Medical Official Killed. London, Aug. 15. Dr. 1' C Weellatt, formerly of Uie Indian Medical Service, was killed, hi* wife was seriously injured and their two daughters and two sons were injured by the overturning of a charabanc near St. Malo yesterday. Mr. Ferguson, a retired bank
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    OVERDOSE OF ASPIRIN.
    41 11 London, Aug. I*>. A verdict of desth due to misadventure was returned at the inquest at Cambridge on the septuagenarian, Mr. Thomas rompton l-cwin. Director of Public Instruction, United Province*, who died from taking an overdose of aspirin.
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    JAPAN AND EGYPT.
    20 11 Tokio, Aug. 23. It is expected that Japan will shortly enter into a commercial treaty with Egypt.—Nichl-Nkhi.
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    ZEPPELIN OVER SAN FRANCISCO.
    149 11 Successful Pacific Flight San Francisco, Aug. 26. The Graf Zeppelin passed over San Francisco at 6.45 ajn.. Pacific time. New York. Aug. tS. It is reported from Sin Francisco that a. 2 p.m. the Graf Zeppelin was about '■'JO mile* west of San Francisco and was
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    LIMAN VON SANDERS.
    220 11 Famous German General Dead. Munich. Aug. 24. The death has occurred of General Liman von Sander*, who directed the operations against the British in Gallipoli during the War. Reuter. General Otto Liman von Sanders was born in Stclp, Prussia, on Feb. 17. 1865. Entering the German Army
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    CALCUTTA RIOTS.
    118 11 Police Injured in Clash With Strikers. Calcutta. Aug .'I Three s'.rilws and a number of police were injured in a riot .it Chamndan lv«t night, as the result of a rumour that the police, who had actually b-«cn sent tn arrest men for intimidation, were sent by the
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    CHINESE CLAIMS.
    77 11 Modification of Restrictions In Australia. Canberra, Auj. -1. The Chinese Consul General. Mr. Sung has announced that the Ch.nev Government has asked the Federal Government to modify the present restrictions on Chinese in Australia, pointing out that China is anxious to improve trade relations but requests better conditions
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    CAR CATCHES FIRE.
    140 11 Kuala Lumpur Doctor Badly Burned. Dr. N. C. Jansx. of Kuala Lumpur, met with a serious accident on Sunday muming when his car caught fire and he- himself was severely burnt. It appear* that Dr. Janst was driving along Circular Road when the engine began to give
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    U.S. SENATOR'S DEATH.
    24 11 Philadelphia. Auk M The death has occurred of Senator l.aw. rence Davis Tyson, who commanded an American brigade in Frame. —Reuter.
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    HOPEFUL VIEW AT THE HAGUE.
    504 11 Fresh Offer to Great Britain. 75 PER CENT. Concessions Granted li> Italy. The Hague. A It h learned that the four Powfts now believe th satisfy Mr. SnowiVn to Urn i 1 per cent, of his claims. It that Italy is prepared to gi\u up
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    CHURCH UNION.
    73 11 Thousand Delegates at (iorman Conference. Kasicl. Ai>. A thousand delegate*. n-|.n ■wnlmj Great Britain. I>enmark. France, th< 1 niird States un .kia, un attending thr conference of th> bran h ndly IMiaiion Evangelic Church. "airman of lH» Rritiith branch of the onranisH he was convinced th.it the I'nion
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    JAPAN'S LUXURY TAXES.
    31 11 Tokio, Aug. 23. The view that the Government should nr»li«h the customs tariff on luxury article* is ttrcngly supported by a group of officials of the Commercial I>.i>art-mwiL—Nichi-Xur..
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      41 11 TO-DAY'S FEATURES. Page A New Inlaence in World Affair*. Ny Professor I*. J. Noel Baker 10 MM Dinr>. by the Parliaaientar.. Correnpondent l.'> I ondon Tin Market I Around the Market*, by the Financial t orrenpondcnt t All WccLEad Sport 13
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    CAMPAIGN AGAINST MALARIA.
    1107 12 CAMPAIGN AGAINST MA LARIA Rom In titute Committee. ASSISTING TROPICAL INDI'STRIES. v i th- meeting which Wi-Malarial ■nnilttee of the Roos Institute. Su '!.i!..:ni \Vat»on «a.d that thr out- slan.lMig fart ii-dav. .10 years after Rosa mad. one of the moot important scentiAc I an.l BfMttaaj discoveries in the world.
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    THRIFT MOVEMENT.
    373 12 Posts and Telegraphs Societ> Thr seventh annual grnrral meeting of the P. and T. Co-operative Thrift and Loan held in the Town Hall. Kuala Lumpur, on Sunday. Mr. R. (iraham. vice-preaident. was in >.h. chair and in submitting the halfviarly a _ratulated the society on the further succe*-
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    MR. JOHN SCOTT AT THE GARDEN CLUB.
    469 12 Lifelong Interest In Things Chinese. A pleasant function took place at the Garden Club, Taaah Merah. on Saturday afternoon, when the Colonial Serretary John Scott) waa the guest of the Chinese community of Singapore. There was a large gathering, a-d Mr. Scott wax
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    DANCING DAYS.
    353 12 Madam Kelvey s Pupils AVictoria Theatre. i Madam Kolvev and her Talented PapUi have quite becornt Singapore .•ions, and large audioes are always the rule at the entertainments given frcrn Urn* to time at the Victoria Theatre. Saturday evening was no i except:, n. The theatr wan crowaW.
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    PUBLIC AMUSEMENTS.
    101 12 The new programme at the Apollo i Cinema. Oylanv. has the Paramount feature Stage Struck." featuring Gloria son. A change of -rosramme will be m*d« at thr Pavilion .-night. The rhirf mr in the ser->n:l performan.'e wll! be •The College Wi.Jow." featuring Dolores CoaUllo. Two good picturvi are
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    THE DO.X. AND ITS MAKER.
    316 12 Dr. I>ornier'B New Seaplane. Qerlin. July U. The enthuaiasm raised hi Germany by the completion of the Do.X.. the great new twelve-ens ined flying bont. which ha> been under construction f<<r the past two years at the Dornier works on Lake Constance, has gained in
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    MIRACULOUS ESCAPE.
    176 12 Damage by a Small Two-Seat? Car. I ufter midnight on Saturday a I aaM and a lady passenger in a twoM car while going along Serangoon Road had a mirsrulous escape ai hitting i bridge and ng two sturdy concrete pillar* and I canal. The car itself is
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    PENANG WAR MEMORIAL.
    162 12 Brilliant Dance in Aid Of Funds. (From Our Own Corresponcent.) Penang. Aug. 35. Service men from Kedah. Pltn Wellesley and Penang were prrs. force at the E. and O. Hotel on Saturday j night, the occasion being a dance held under the auspices of the local branch
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    CRUELTY TO ANIMALS.
    96 12 Bullock Cart Drivers Fined. Arrr:'.. i l.v Inspector J. P. Seth. of! :h<- Depfrtment for the Prevention of Cru- nan, three Chineae bullock drivers were before Mr. P. S. ims. the Second Police Magistrate., ana m rning. t» answer ehaSrgaa of lading. Thr accused pleaded guilty. The
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    14 12 Tenders have been called for the erection of new headquarters for the M..S.V.R. I
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    29 12 Whitr the m»il train from I'ena-g »o Kuala Lumpur wa« approaching Tin Kambutan on Kndav a Chineae threw himself in front of the engi c and wis instantly killed.
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    31 12 Mr Mum r.U.n.l af V' I t I 'w-^4«' «bse. r-e. Menart. Br«*>h -ertd ill ntt.nd to wrthr niM al Raihmi. and Messrs. TiUekr I land C.ihbon^ will act as attonMra.
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      THE TIN GODS AGAIN.
      282 12 To the Editor of the Strait* Times. I Sir, -It ha* mm* to my ears that tfcc iiiw»i useful buiUiinK »eh«mc that has been advanced for tUi town in jeopardised by thi action of a rommitt •<• larirrly composed ot non- Europeans who ha\c vetoed a
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    CLOTHES AND THE MAN.
    256 12 Remarkable Story From n Penanjf. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Prnang. Aug. 26. Extraordinary allegations against a h young Eurasian, with many MM I Saving played the confidence trick on a v number of ricksha coolies and claimed a j I local European a« his father after
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    PAIR OF "BAD HATS."
    154 12 Notorious Pickpocket Sentenced. I ti Only a few days ago f. Chinese who was described an a notorious nirkpocket with nearly a doier previow convictmns wa> d«alt with by .Mr. C II <; Clark.. the District Judge, who hcnW-nccd him to two yean>' rigoroiw imiiriaonmen' »nd
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    SINGAPORE WEDDING.
    117 12 Mr. L. F. Hobson and Miss A. R. BaiU> The wedding Mr n <f the KaM<-rn RnaaaiM IWmaph and Mian Annie Robina lUil- uhn arrived from horn by the Kanunln. tuok placr at thr St. Anor.-*'- Cathedral nn Saturday The t>ri<Jc. who hail Mrs. M. H. I Uiw
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    49 12 The Rrv. Philip Browing, of Taipinjt Mki I thr Tii»f» of Malaya to ««V that thm- arr two prir«tx rominir nut to Malav* f •hr I .ithcdrul at .*mr»r° r l > >P»fc to I ro«M ba<k la Matava. aft^r hi* R liuluugh. whin the doctors prunounc* him fit. I
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    LOST IN BORNEO JUNGLES.
    738 12 Scientists Missing. UDDEN END TO CONTACT IH RADIO. Manila, Auc. 10. .an M'ientists who started *n Jury f5 into th«- wildest portion of mitral Bom <>. ami whost- only means of ;umtnunicat». n with cmiixation was a •ntact with Command) Vmuu-ur Radio Relay league at Manila,
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    A WOMAN GAMBLER.
    77 12 h;t|>-.Ji-Kee Promoter Fined. .<%«■ v>oman who was arrested at Now Kridgi ft,.a I by Mr. Bar. wa.i produced before Mr. J. F. I the Kou" Magistrate, this morning. and chargmi with aaaistinf mnnagvment of a Lhulottery Sh. pleaded guilty and said that h. was a wiilou |m
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      SELANGOR TO MEET SINGAPORE.
      445 13 Plucky Win Over Perak. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur, Aug. 2.*. rable int«u:.t was evincrnl in the MwMaaf "f Sflanrr«r ami Perak here today on acc«>ui! ntroversy over Prnang's granting of the former side a walk-.' (An BM-i.unt <f Mali r"ntrovcrsy npBtmn in iitnith* r
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      S.C.C. CRICKET.
      828 13 Merchants Draw, and Win Championship. The Merchant* proved thcmielve* tn» thampiom in the S.C.C. Tournament on Saturday when they played the P.S. and 1... but the ipectatori would have been 'iiore pleased with the match if an earlier declaration had been made. The P. S. and L. captain
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    GOLF.
    222 13 Singapore GdCL Beat Ciarrison. The mat. h M*M thr SinparHire (Jolf < lull .mil th«- (inrrixm (i.ilf (°luh. )>l:i\ <l ii Sun.lay. ivMiIlrd in a win til the were .i>cr» m*ntH.mil lir«t (>. I*. (iriffilh-Jnrr* ami I. C Mar■h 0. H W. Hawk—*.HHl and J. D. nt I. I!
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    POOR FOOTBALL.
    473 13 Weakened Chinese Beaten Hy I^oh Hwa. Th" match between the I^ih Hwa -iKhai) footballer* nml the S.r.F.A.. playnl at the Stadium ground yesterday afternoon, proved a ruther diNappointinir affair. In spite of the counter attraction at Raffle* Reclamation crourd there was a fair crowd of spectators. Both teams
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    A.P.C. SPORTS.
    382 13 Tredgold's Remarkable Success. The first annual snorts of the Asiatic an < "mpany wii held at the Singapore Stadium on Saturday aftern th.< presence <f a large crowd if s|» t 'itncs for the vanoun it-"-', and there was keen iUon. The Police Band f was in attc.i.iar.i
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    ATHLETICS.
    27 13 (icrmany Beats England At Stiimfurd Bridge. London. Auf. 24. In I i: nthlrtir meeting nt Stamford lit id;-. i.iniKtny Itrut Knxland by right Ifl l..ur Ittiilrr.
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    MISS WILLS BEATS MRS. WATSON.
    58 13 British Doubles Final At Forest Hills. Forest Hilli. Aug. 24. Miss Helen Will* won the Amrrifin women'* championship, beating Mrs. Watson (Great Britain). 6 4, ft— 2. There was an all- British doubles final, in which Mrs. Watson and Mrs. Michrll beat Mrs. Covell and
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    164 13 Another American Win On The Thames. The second race for the Duke of York'* International Gold Challenge Trophy waa won by the American boat, Rioco III.. •iriven by Ralph Snoddy, at a speed of 4J.:i5 m.p.h Mini CanUin' Newg (Enr- land) wax second at 38.37 m.p.h.. and I.ittlr
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    MALAY INTER-CLUB SPORTS.
    751 13 High Standard Of Athletics. Raffles Reclamation ground, gaily bedecked with flags and bunting, was the k«m of much enthutiaim yesterday afUrooon when the annual Malay interclob sports were iurcct»fully held. H.E. the Governor (Sir Hugh Clifford) wan present and evinced keen interest in the various events. Among
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    SPORTING FIXTURES.
    133 13 ■takiajr. Aagnst 71 Cam.on Trnais Inttr Cmt Uoubl*s Tuurnamrnt b*gins. Taes4ay. Angaat 27 An»lo. lndian Footballers, Calratta vs. S.C.F^. W*aa*aalar. Aagmt 21 Football Anglo Indiaa Footballers vs. TaaraaUy. Aagaat Football Anglo-Indian Footballers vs. United Services. Friday. Aagast M Malajra Command Rifle mrrting. CnrWl S.C.C. Tournamrnl. Winners Vs Thr
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    75 13 Celtic's Home Defeat By Aberdeen. London. Aug. 24. Th» retails of matrhrt in Pivimoii I of the Srattith L*a(ur today wtte at follow* Mil 3 Ab*M»«n 4 Towdrnbtath n Hearts I I'ur.icr I nitrd 3 Morton I Falkirk 1 yucfn'. Park S Hitwrnian 1 Hamilton R. S Kilmarnock
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    IDEAL SPORTS GROUND.
    274 13 If H. M. Abrahams Won The Calcutta Sweep. to WimbVdun. Wembley St.tdium, and Stamfoni Bruise during mail week have resulted in a dream of the day variety. When I draw the IHity in both the Calcutta a.id Stink Kxchange sweep* I shall build what I m.:iv term
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    175 13 MALAYA CUP MIX-UP Details of Northern Section Dispute. (From Our Own CorTe»pon.l Jpoh. Au,; Thin uraxon'ii Ma!uva Cup Cnmp I marked by the Sporting mMm of Prnanjr in granting Srlanjrnr a wnlk-i.vrr in their tie. The cjp final ha< b ed for Aug. ."1. un.l the lulrs ttuti- thn' all
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    55 13 I'rosraminc f«»r ('iiluilt.i ivii, I A caMe rroeivH yesterday f DurniN R0--1T. ihr main cutta fnotliall tMUl wh'ih i> to v il Sinj{.iitcH tluit tin- Ivani will Tuc»d«y on lioard thr KIri.hartj. Thr that thr pi.: wrll. The prorrrr.nnr i« follov W.dr.. .l.i i Itta I W.I h.
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    292 15 Swiss Enterprise. WORK IN THE AARE VALLEY. Zurirh, July 10. On recent sjmmlbS. in the Alp* 1 inIrrxicwrd one of the ieadinr engineers of mnelwerk." Mr. SUmpffl. and waa very kindly »hown by him over the premise* of what in going to be thi- Mf* the world,
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    1787 15 totting Rid of Lord Uoyd Mr. Henderson's Masterly Defence Labour and the I ords No Use for the Upper House Jack Jotws and Lady Aslor A lady Called "A Dirty Liar." (By Oor ParliamcnUry Comspondent.) ljondon, July 30. PARLIAMENT did not adjourn for th.
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    916 15 Buyer's Right IMPORTANT MJUNG IN BOMBAY A suit of considerable interest to tbo«« who sell or buy motor car* on the instalment plan, has just been decided in the Bombay High Court by Mr. Justi Mr. M*| Haiti, the plaintiff in tho suit, is a solicitor
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    59 15 Tables published in the Government that .lurinc July 46.H06 pem«ns arrived in the Strait* Settle .1 whom 1,638 were Kuro|*aii«. ai.d 10,121 Chinese. Ar•ival» »f Chine***- from China ports num-Im-nl 20,447. Thi-t. l uvpart ures. iiwludins; IJMH Europeans and 23,486 Chinese. Of the latter numbei 13.W4 were proreeding to t
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    700 17 Taipins: Race Meeting Knds. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Taipin*. Aug Mi The Taiping Turf Club's first professional meeting, which rsme to a conclusion to-day, was a success from every |H>mi of view. A feature of the meeting was the auccess of Spencer, who had five wins
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    1442 17 Advice to Amateurs. c NECESSARY TUNING AND PRACTICE. (From a Correspondent) IMt article is meant for those who cannot afford a specially prepared machine, bat who wish to put up a good performance at the local hill-climb next i nth. Any speed trial is a test
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    MALAYANS AT HOME.
    184 17 A Former Chief Secretary Of The F.M.S. (From Our Own Correspondent.) London. Auk 2Amonjut recent caller* at Malaya R«M «m Bit William Taylor. Secretary to QmnWlt, K.M.S yean a*o. He was looking in the best of health. Mr. Oliver Mark*. C.M.G., secretary t th-- A"iiMi»tH>n of Bnti«h
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    DISTINCTIVE SHARE NUMBERING.
    844 17 Alternative Scheme Suggested. As a reault of long di«cusaiona I* I ween the SU*k Exchange anJ other intereaU anVctad an alternative sc'icmc to the present method of uvng distinguished numbers for shares has been jvolviH. A Bill has been drafted which, if passed, will All up the
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