The Straits Times, 19 September 1929

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    25 1 The Straits Times [ESTABLISHED NEARtT A CENTUBY.] THE LARGEST AND MOST INFLUENTIAL NEWSPAPER IN MALAYA. 20 PAGES SINGAPORE, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, 1929, PRICE 10 CENT!
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      150 1 TROPICAL SUITING "FLORODOR" (8.D.A.) WING LOONG, HIGH ST., SINGAPORE. WlfeF^tv Under- *Safc c* „Jk\ ■»t t -m fi% H# Nourished AM) SICKLY CHILDREN ESPECIALLY M W^M' <™J NEED THE HEALTH BODY BUILDING PEOPERTIES 0F j )v "i^X'/ i BEAR BRAND Bb^#^il m fca^ m^~m I m^ RICH NATURAL SWISS MILK
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      159 1 Just Received A small consignment of the very latest Mfc s^\ II H I O "X h^^J^ff^ 11-Liß W X Wr r p similar to illus" 17 Mp i>/ trations ■wf A( ffawso 5^ \k V^ each. /'f/ The range embraces all the newest pastel shades, and every model has
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      6 1 -florodo::" (B.DJL) WING LOONG TROPICAL WEAR.
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      585 2 P. 0. BRITISH INDIA AND APCAR LINES (Incorporated in England) MAIL AND PASSENGER AND CARGO SERVICES rENLNSSLAR AND ORIENTAL 8.N. CO. UNDER CONTRACT WITH HIS Wi^'J GOVERNMENT. U)NDON AND FAB EAST MAIL SERVICE. OUTWARDS FROM LONDON FOB CHINA AND JAPAN. Tonnage due 8'pers 1929 NELLORE 7.000 Sept. 19 KAI.YAN ».100
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      628 2 SHIPPING ANNOUNCEMENTS. (NIPPON YUSEN KAISHA) TO LONDON Naples, Marseilles, London, Antwerp in< Rotterdam Vessel! Tonnage Dn» Ball KITANO MARU 8.000 Sept. 20 Z7 KAMO MARU 8,000 Oct. 24 25 t KAMO MARU 8,000 Oct. 24 to KATORI MARU 10,000 Not. 7 S ATSL'TA MARU 8,000 Nov. 21 22 KASHIMA MARU
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      516 2 BURNS PHILP LINE (Incorporated in Australia} FOE BRISBANE, SYDNEY AMD MB 80UBNE, VIA JAVA. DARWIN AND THURSDAY ISLAND. Regular monthly eallings by the wellknown lUimir MARELLA (7375 tons) and tha new suitor tnmI, MALABAR (4,612 tona). The ..a. MARELLA ii on* of the larg.it and flnMt itoancn trading to Australia,
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      650 2 K P M (ROYAL PACKET NAY. CO. OF BATAVIA) (Incorporated in Holland) T Under contract with the NETHERLANDS INDIAN GOVERNMENT. Telephone No. 8640, with sub-connections to Passage, Freight, Transhipment Marias Depta and Manager's Desk. Representative for Singapore and Straits Settlements of the Official Tourist Bureau of Java, All information, detailed
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      591 2 THE BLUE FUNNEL LINE THE OCEAN STEAM SHIP CO, LIMITED. THE CHINA MUTUAL BTKAM NAV. CO. LTD. Jj (Incorporated in tnglan*) REGULAR SERVICES TO MARSEILLES, LONDON, AMSTERDAM, ROTTERDAM. ANTWERP, HAMBURG AND BREMENGENOA, HAVRE, LIVERPOOL AND GLASGOW—HAVRE, LIVERPOOL AND GLASGOW—BOSTON, NEW YORK AND BALTIMORE. WEEKLY SERVICE- -LONDON AND NORTH CONTINENT, LONDON,
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      556 2 THE SIAM STEAM NAV. CO, LTD. {Incorporated In Sinn) BANGKOK COASTING SERVICE For Kretay, Trengganu, Kelantan, Bangnara, Telupin, Patani, Singora, Licon, Sichon, Bandon, Kohsamul, Lanjsuan, C'humpon and Bangkok. Arrival Departure VALATA Sept. 22 Sept 2S SUDDHADIB Sept. 29 Oct. 2 MAI. INI Oct. 6 Oct. '.I The itHMti are fitted
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      552 3 SHIPPING ANNOUNCEMENTS. ELLERMAN BUCKNALL STEAMSHIP CO., LTD. (Incorporated in England) "ELLERMAN" LINE PASSENGER AND FREIGHT SERVICE TO Til?: UNITED KINGDOM AND CONTINENT FREIGHT SERVICE OUTWARDS To Hong Kong, Shanghai and Japan. Du* Spore. s.s. CITY OK NKWt ABTLE Sept. 20 s.s. CITY OF SHANGHAI Oct. 17 s.s. CITY OF SINGAPORE
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      475 3 TXJUJLR STEAMSHIP UN* Jbtd AMERICA* IMAILLJNE ROUND-THE-WORLD SERVICE .-'roni SINGAPORE and PENANG via OLOMBO, SUEZ, PORT SAID, ALEXANDRIA, NAPLES, GENOA and MARSEILLES to NEW YORK and BOSTON Arriv* Leav* Leave Spore Spore Penang •RES. POLK .Sept. 30 Oct. 3 Oct. 6 •RES. ADAMS Oct. 14 Oct. 17 Oct. 19 •RES.
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      495 3 DUTCH MAILS N.V. Stoomvaart Maatschappij Nederlsind and N.V. Rotterdamsche Lloyd WEEKLY MAIL and PASSENGER SERVICE TO Genoa Amsterdam Southampton Harseilles Rotterdam .3. Prinscs Juliana 8,100 S.M.N. Sept. 20 i.s. Tambora 5,600 R.L. Sept. 27 o.v. P. C. Hooft 14,600 S.M.N. Oct. 4 n.v. Indrapoera 12,000 R.L. Oct. 11 i.s. Kon.
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      424 3 OCEANIC AND ORIENTAL NAVIGATION CO., SAN FRANCISCO, CAL. TACOMA ORIENTAL STEAMSHIP CO., TACOMA, WASH. STATES STEAMSHIP CO., PORTLAND, ORE. JOINT SCHEDULE. Sailing for United States and Canada Points from Manila and Kong Kong San Franrieeo and Fortland Sails about S.S. PENNSYLVANIA from Manila Sept. IT S.S. PENNSYLVANIA fr..m U. Kong
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      265 3 ft^HHLH^HaBIBXf KLT^HfIrVfiRI&RBQMHfiHi^BUBDBt^t •flf" vsSHB Trouble Free Accessories Tli.de.isn of INnl.y Unit Aln-:l ,vr,y Tcrmir, Floi D.-lr.Sut.on Rllan has ban n. <• l,e mrl by I proved in «er-ce.i.ic- Plfi. A I l-n! v p.iiorn. Kvety box ii very wid.- ranif of pquipmcn! i> H ped m OOptUfy the jointer', •va.l.bk
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      571 4 m$ *£llenburgs Foods are particularly suited to the feeding of infants in hot climates. They are free from harmful germs and are readily prepared by the simple addition of boiling water only, thus giving complete independence of doubtful milk supplies. Milk Food No. 1 Milk Food No. 2 Mailed Food
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      850 4 RELIABLE SECOND-HAND CAR BARGAINS HI'MRER 14 P.H. used about 7 mont hs costing new $4,300, to clear 52.000. FIAT 520 model run 4 monthn with 2 spare wheel* and tjriM for quick sale, $1,850. NEW FORD KOADSTEK under 1,000 miles must sell, $1,250. CITROEN SEDAN 12 months old first class
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      507 4 The Dainty Healing Touch of Cuticura Ointment Exquisitely dainty, pure and effective, Cuticura Ointment doea more than heal. It cleanses the pores of impurities and restore* them to their normal activity so necessary in preventing pimples blackheads and many forms of irritating and unsightly blemishes. Used either before or after
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      779 4 POWELL j&_CO., LTD. AUCTION SALE Of excellent walnut-stained and wax-polished teak household furniture, crockery, glassware and cutlery and also a good-toned cottage piano by W. J. Garcia, etc. To be held at No. 1-A. Kampong Java Road, on Saturday, September at 2 p.m. Comprising beautifully carved and waxpolished teak sideboard
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      548 4 iT^ftß Parr *ived ioT 152 r':'"''H years and-his "spirit" jj V' iS uV still survives in that most j|a|n famous of stimulants—— MDIoW JEj^o-t to|| Real Antique &Rare Old JH^l^JHscotchWhisky i irHl 5 sßfg&l 'ci.-coJ."•«-•« ssBMtV-'.-'-.'i-JL'J'.' I.'.1.'.! I.*'.:'.1.*'.:'.' 1' I*.'-"'x.^'.'.i".!'. .'vSole Importer! BOUSTEAD CO., LTD. Cfo xkinA xf Me ioUo^mmo^^
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    HOME SPORT REVIEWED.
    2038 5 Popularity of South Africans: Form in the Counties. JENNY SANDISONS SUCCESS. (By Our Own Correspondent.) London, August '11. There If some cli.sa|>|n>ii)tmer.t that the fust appearance at the fully-mechanised tote in this country has had to be postponed. It was in have been introduced to the pulilic
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    PRAYER BOOK REVISIONS
    191 5 Nine Forms of Service For Churches. The Central Board of Finance >f the Church Assembly has announced that nine revised forms of services will be published for use in churches. This is a result of the bishops' decision to sanction the use of portions of the revised
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    LOOPING THE LOOP
    105 5 Learned to Fly in Seven Hours. Miss Durelle Sale-Barker, the British woman sky champion, flew alone at Hanworth after only seven hours' instruction. I Spectators who knew that less than three weeks before she had flown on'y as a passenger were surprised to see her climb to
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    BOY SCOUTS' ORDERS
    27 5 Orders for week ending Sunday. Sept. 22 Thursday, Sept. 19, Band Practice at Headquarters, 5.15 p.m. Kriduy, Sept. 20, Ambulance Practice, Headluuitcrs, 5.15 p.m.
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    SALARIES AND ECONOMY.
    1372 5 CEYLON LETTER, Increase in Crimes Of Violence. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Colombo, Sept. 8. This week's meeting of the Legislative Council was awaited with interest. This was because it was thought that the interesting question of the Budget would come up for discussion. The Government, however, decided
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    VOLUNTEER DRILLS.
    134 5 Programme of drills up to and for weekending Sept. 22 Thursday, Sept. 19, 6.15 p.m.. Drill Hall, M.G. Platoon (Eurasian), Revolver Course 30 Yards Range. Friday, Se.t. 20. SJ6 p.m., Drill Hall, Bile. Signal Section (Sinhalese), Section Parade 5.15 p.m.. Drill Hall, Ist Bn. Signal Section, Section Parade
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    45 5 The Kowlocn-Canton Railway authorities arc thinking of resuming a night service between Canton and Kowloon. Some ten years ago there was. a .night express train and it was quite populur, but the service had to be abnndoned on account -of brijpiriaage in the' East JtivejV-
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      92 5 piiotoutulou The Only Genuine Automatic Photography 6 Photographs for 60 cts. 20 Seconds to Operate. 7 Minutes to Deliver. CAN YOU BEAT IT? In addition artjstic Studio Cabinet or tinted enlargements are obtainable. Studios at 348, NORTH BRIDGE ROAD (next to Tivoli), 69, NEW BRIDGE ROM) (opposite Southern Hotel), JOHN
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      86 5 THREE NEW His Master's Voice GRAMOPHONES TABLE GRAND Model 104 Oak 75.00 TABLE GRAND Model 130 Oak $105.00 UPRIGHT GRAND Model 145 Oak 5150.00 New patented Tone-Chamber. No. 5-A Sound-box. Stylish cabinet work. Low priced —yet similar in PRINCIPLE to the more expensive instruments. THESE NEW MODELS WIN ENTHUSIASTIC PRAISE.
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      315 6 Mr. tlmon'% "Utltry'.' Sir 2. Vcstm'.i'Srjrto F*ir." Lori Cf.cHMtftU's "Fjalinc" HHE39SSH9HI EBHBBBMEBHBBHI^^BBHBH^^HBI^B Dfrtf 6mm I WITH COIU TIPS ARRIVING SHORTLY L_ j And a e:;limt>l which adds beauty tc t A rS^^ta^ any home all machinery com- C«O pletely enclosed built of steel PiKSE with a permanent porcelain finish SsHH^BH^
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      972 6 (S)Odeon Electric Records i§\ jy!§^?/ Finest reproductions of Classical Music, Operas, Instrumental \r^^/ an( j Dance Music. We announce below a few of the latest arrivals. AMERICAN DANCE TUNES. VIE E ?E WALTZES. DAJOS By EDDIE CORDON'S BAND. BfcLA and hls Orchestra. 4122fi HONEY (Kox Trot with Vocal Quartet). 221.0J8
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      447 7 I PAVILION Phone 6903. From Monday, September 16 to Sunday, September 22, at 9.15 p.m. sharp. THE LATEST PATHE GAZETTE ROD LA ROCQUE Hold'EmYale! In the First Sh<;w at 7.30 p.m. LEO MALONEY in THE LONG LOOP ON THE PECOS Baata baakli and nut paid for wi'l be disposed of
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      423 7 Victoria Theatre LAST FIVE NIGHTS OF THE THE LAWSON-SYDNEY ENGLISH COMEDY CO. IN A BRILLIANT RE"ERTOIRE OF PLAYS TO-NIGHT at 930 FAIR AND WARMER FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 20. MONDAY, SEPTEMBER U. THE FOURTH WALL THE ROTTERS Great Mystery Play by A. A. Milne. nulILaD SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 21. TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 24. TWIN
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      196 7 J^ GROSSLEY TWO-STROKE HARRISONS,BfIRKER C! l An Enjoyable Feature Comedy and an Absorbing Mystery Picture. IN THE PROGRAMME FOR SIX NIGHTS From Saturday, September 14, at the Phone HP¥\/^^l Phone 3659 XJI V \JLjR 3659 NORTH BRIDGE ROAD. A UFA COMEDY Featuring SPECIAL LILIAN HARVEY A pot-pourri of bubbling, sparkling
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  • DOMESTIC OCCURRENCES.
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      DEATHS
      64 8 C!!r;W.- Mada.n Chew Chyc I.van, ae«<l C 9, beloved wife of Mr. Yeo Bian Chua.i, paitafl p.way on Tuesday, Kept. 17, 1929, at Ho. ISO, i'asir Fanjanjr Road. Funeral on Suturclf:y. Hat in»t, at 2 p.m. to Bukit Brown Cam tery. friends and relations arc requeste-i not to send
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  • SHARE MARKET REPORTS
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      Macphail and Co.. Ltd.
      140 8 Singapore, Sept. 19. Rubber.—Loc&I 34 cent, per lb. Market Dull. Rubber.—Dull. New Scudais 2.25-2.30, Ulu Benuts 02-55 cents, Mertakabs 52-65 cent.', United Malaccas 1.754-1.K5, Tapahs 2.C5-2.30, Pajams US-MO, Malaka Pindas 2.05-2.10, Brogas 1.27Vi-lJlk-, Batu Lintangs 1.21 Vb1.274, Nel-nays 53-56 cents, bukit Katiis Vl'j~'^ cents, Tambalaks 90-90
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      Rose Macphail & Penman, Ltd.
      155 8 Rose Macphail Penman, Ltd. Singapore, Sept. 19. London.—Rubber 10 3-lCd., down Hd. Noon price Spot 34 cents. London.—Tin £208 2s. Gd., down £1 2-. Cd. Mining.—Quiet. Sungei Way 3 3.65-3.6'), Kuchdis 1.54-1.57, Kinta Dredge 1.75-1.79. Klar.g Rivers 2.C0-2.70 xd., Honp Fatti 70-7:« cents, Malaya Consols. 63-54 cents, PenawuU 1.01-I.UC, Petalings
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      RUBBER PRICES.
      60 8 Henderson, Helm and Company, Inc., New York, send us the following cable dated Sept. 18, their quotations being in gold dollar cents closing bid prices Hubber Exchange sales to-day 825 tons. September l'J.BO, October 20.10, November 20.50, December 21, Junuary 21.10, February 21.30, March 21.00, April 21.70. May
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        S.S. PRINCE NARISRA.
        223 8 New Steamer For Bangkok. On Sept. 3, H.R.H. Prince Narisra and members of his family paid a visit to th-j Ht steamer of the Siam Steam Navigation Co., Ltd., which bears the Prince's name. Prince Narisra made a thorough .nspedion of the vessel, and appeared to bo
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        BUTTERFIELD AND SWIRE.
        172 8 Trouble with Hankow Municipality. Hankow, Sept. 9. Trouble hai arisen here in connection with action taken l>y the Chinese authorities ir. demolishing property bclor^ing to Messrs. Rulterfield and Swire. Yesterday, employees of the Wuhan Municipality commenced to demolish tht roofs of Messrs. Butterfield and Swire transit-sheds on
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      SINGAPORE MAILS CLOSE
      240 8 To-4«y. China, Hainam, Japan, Korea, For- n h .a, East Siberia, Philippine Jslmids, Western Canada and Western State., of U.S.A. (Honolulu Maru 2 p.r.i France (Parrels) D'Artagnan I I p.m. 1 post burmi, A'urio and tui India (Tcireai 3 p m Southern and Western India (Rohna) Z
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      PASSENGERS BY THE MORE A.
      325 8 The following passengers me proceeding to Eurnne by the Mores, sailing at 4 p.m. to-day Mr. W. E. Morris, Flight-Lieut. I.. W. OUowan, Mrs. K. J. Merrell, Mr. and Mrs. S. K. 1!. Beard. Mr. i.nd Mrs. R. Maclean. Miss If. T. 0 Sullivan, Mrs.
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      276 8 EXCHANGE. Singapore, Si ;>t. 19. On London, Dunk 1 m s 1,1 II M D«innnd 2/3% Private 3 m. credit 2/4 13/32 On New York, Demand 65 15/16 Private 90 d/i C7T& On France, Bunk T.T. 1431 On India, Bank T.T. 101 ii On Hon;; Konp, Bank T.T. 14 p.c.
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      SINGAPORE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE RUBBER ASSOCN.
      70 8 12 o dark noon, Sept. 19. Huyeri Celleti R. 5.9. fqu.il to Standard Q.C.F. i. i>ot ai l i 34K Standard 11.5.5. on Tender Uifj»mh*t :I4U 3l*i Oetokai ;»5 nr.S n .Nnvembrr :»> C«lm n nt. Dm. ■'■>'• H<>-j B a Jjin.-Mi.irli J7^ IT%
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        MINING.
        508 8 I" Val. Pd. Uuji, Seller* 41 £1 As:nn Ku:ii.. 6 29 15 Ayrr I'.kam lv IS/I 14/0 £1 £1 Bans, in Tin :,t 9 35 9 1 1 Baton* I'adjtg i'.2B 0.33 1 1 Batu Caret 1.374 1.42 1 1 1 Bukit Aran^r 1.30 ].00 £1 £1 Burmah Malay
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        GENERAL.
        231 8 Issue V«l. I'd. Buyer* S«:Ura 2 Z Ale*. Brick Pref» 2.15 2.20 2 2 Alex Brick Ords. 2.S0 il £1 Brit. Am. Tobacco r.j».8 6.. r >.0 1 1 Central Engine 0.&0 U.6U 1 1 Cyclr and C'nrriairr O.DU n 00 10*. :0s Duff bevel promt 8/6 l>/6 C
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        DEBENTURES AND LOANS.
        111 8 Singapore Cold Storage 7 p.c. deb. of 11/20 red. 1SU-M 101 103 ci. Sir.-aporc Municipal 5 p.c. of 1U01 red. MM $l,S?8,000 par. 6% prtm. Singapore Municipal 4Va p.c. o/ 1907 red. 1947 $1,600,000 95 par. Siucupor* Municipal 4V& p.c. of 19C9 red. ISM $1,000,000 95 par.
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        RUBBER SHARES.
        395 8 Frascr and Co. and Lj ail and Evatt's quotations. To-day Pncci Fraser I.yall Co. Evatt Allenby ($1) Alor Gajah ($1) A. Hitai (SI) A. Kilning iflj Am. MmUy A. Holek ill; A. Pun;i.j i.;d Ua] o -uwnK [11) Basset t (SI: llfOT.l., (Wj Krunei (So. B. JclntolME f*I)
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    ARRANGEMENTS YOU THE WEEK.
    338 8 Thursday, Srptemhtr 19 H. W. 11 M am.. 1.7, lilM pn... 0.8. Sun rise* ;,..',ii a.n I i fja. Full Mix.ii, i; 16 a. in. Al. M. boaeward mail (D'Artagnan) detM 4 Bjn. P. and ii. homeward nj.i.l (Mwa) rlosvi :i p.m.. train -i Singapoi.' .A
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    SINGAPORE HARBOUR BOARD.
    300 8 r It. Ship* ului'tr-ldt t'n' WkHTM <>.• t-.\pe«»ed to a.ri.c Eatraac* ■Mt WLuif Uni I E.E.Wharf 1 K.■ I Rohna SO Mais Wharf :.i jr^-u i i < ii a j i li'Arfagnan Jl 't Iniln 'i nronkbin :i Kinpiro Doi!. ii :in :t .:\i .^l:iru 33
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    MAILS FOR EUROPE.
    37 8 By KkjrkM Kkma Cjerimal C. Hu;,t,«ena Halwa L.'htnincvaux I.*ft Arrd. S'pore London Aim. 'J Sept. 2 Mr.'. I.. S.-pt. Ami.'. 11 B«pt '.I I Sept. 12 .Km-:. 83 Bept. 1^ Ait. 23 S. I"
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    22 8 Mr. Tpd lUx). Ann, Deputy Registrar, Supreme oart, V iianfr. will 1m- K-.-ivintf f«ir Singßpors oa transfer t>y the kinia tuinori-ow. i..
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      843 8 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS Other rJauifird Advla, lee page 20. WANTS, FOR SALE. ETC ro LET residential boom, 9, Mt. Klizabeth, i-iinii Court and electricity. Apply 7, De Soaaa street. TO LI.T ?I!OP Ullß FLAT, Amber Man■ioaa. Apply BlagapON Unildinc Corp., 64, Market Street. dp) WANTED SECOND-nAND FIAT, 501 or ;.i>: model.
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      418 8 MORTGAGEE'S SALE a:' Singapore properties situate at Neil Road, Yeo Chu Kang Road. Boundary Road. Lorongx ?T and 37, Ceylang Road. Victoria Street and Kampong- Batck. At HaaifS. Cheong Knon Seng Co.'s saleruom, No. 30, Clrjlia Street, on Wednesday, September 23. at 2.30 p.m. Lot 1. Valuable freehold land n-ul
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      133 8 DAILY WEATHER REPORT. The following is the daily weather report of the Meteorological Branch, Sur yey Dept, Malaya Yentcrday. c ajn. To-day. Temperature. Ruinfall. Bright. Menn Max. Mm. Sunshine. Humidity. Wind. Woather. Stations. F. F. Ins. No. of hours. Direction. Force M.P.H. Kuala Lumpur Si) N .01 G. 9 Kj
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      84 8 METEOROLOGICAL REPORT. Kandnng Kerbau Station. (By courtesy at «.«>v,rn*i.nt Health O0kr> Fur the 2i Jlour ending nt Midnight on B ,>t-lill.ir IK. Heir. Hmx. ii.-r' tempvratara m.; r. Mia. tkadi tempi ratun 78 K. Hmui ,iu:o 79* K. Max. Min radiation I..." V. Min. luilialiiMi ft'.i V, Sea tempi rat.
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    AROUND THE MARKETS.
    588 9 Position of Leading Industrials. RETURNS AT PRESENT MARKET PRICE. (Uy Our Financial Correspondent.) Singapore, Thursday, 11 a.m. Fo-day's Prices Rubber 31 4 rents. Tin 171 tons at $105' 4. Yesterday's I'rices Kubbt-r. London 10 3/16 d. down Vtd. New York 20'» cts., down 'i ct. Tone —Easier.
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    KAMUNING RUBBER.
    57 9 IVi Per Cent. Dividend Being Recommended. lossrs. Guthrie and Co., Kuala Lumpur, t received u trlecrrum from the WtHtwlM Kainuninir (IVraki Rabbtr and Tin Co., i!i..i the diracton bare HcciHrrf to rcmeal on Oi t. 10 of a dividend of per cent, for t with isf«r to reserve
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    21 9 »hosc who arc interested in the limerick petition promoted by Fratnroz and ty. iiiuiiidi'l tli.it I In In. in,- datrj. i.<|H-
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  • FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL NEWS.
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      TUAN MEE RUBBER.
      496 9 Dividend of 18 Per Cent For the Year. A meeting of the shareholders of the Tuan Mec (Selangor) Rubber Company, Ltd., was held on Sept. 3, at the GalToor Building. Mnin Street, Colombo, Mr. F. F. Roe presid-l ed, and the others present were Messrs, C. J.
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      LOCAL SHARE MARKET.
      513 9 Messrs. Fraser and Co.'s Weekly Report. In their report, dated Sept. 17, Messrs. Fraser and Co. state There is little change to record in the price of tin du-ing the past week, and the share market both in sterling and dollar issues has been quite neglected. Rubber
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      THE SINGAPORE AUCTION.
      124 9 The Singapore Chamber of Common:* I Rubber Association held its 934th auction on Sept. 18, when they was catalogued 2,190,351 lb. or K77.83 tons offered 1,595,482 lb. or 712.27 tons sold 1,197,671 lb. or 534.67 tons. Spot. London 1014d. New York 20% cts. PRICES REALIZED. Ribbed Smoked
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      SUNGEI LUAS TIN DREDGING,
      611 9 Early Shipment of The Pontoon. The statutory meeting of Sungei Luas Tin Dredging Ltd. was held at the registered offices of the company, Station Road, Ipoh, on Sept. 9. Mr. R. P. Brash presided and the others present were Messrs. F. E. de Paula, T. R.
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      EXCHANGES.
      75 9 Rugby, Sept. 18. Foreign exchanges are Amsterdam 12.08^i, Athens 375, Bombay Is. 5 27-32 d., Berlin 20.36. Brussels 34.88, Bucharest 817, liuenos Aires 47 7-32. Copenhagen 18.205, Geneva 25.15, Helsingfors 192 Ti, Hong Kong Is. Id ',il.. Lisbon 1U8.20, Madrid 32.86, Milan 92.65, New York 4.84 21-32, Oslo 18.205,
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      ANGLO-DUTCH RUBBER.
      30 9 I The directors of Anglo-Dutch (Java) Plantations. Ltd., have declared an interim dividend of IS camlarccns per share on account of the financial year ending Dec. 31 IU2II.
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      ANGLO-JAVA ESTATES.
      24 9 Anglo-Java Estates, Ltd., hnve declared an interim dividend of 40 candareens per share on account of the year ending Dec. 31, 1929.
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      SINGAPORE COLD STORAGE CO.
      234 9 Allocation of Year's Profits. The report of tho directors of Singapore Cold Storage Co. Ltd.. for the twelve months ended June 30, 1929, states that the profit amounts to $340,036, add amount brought forward from last year $61,537, making $401,573, out of which an interim dividend
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      DEALING IN STOCKS.
      243 9 Advantages of Outright Buying. If the long life of the bull market proves anything, says Mr. George T. Hughes in a financial article for the Consolidated Press, "it is that the large profits go to the man who buys his shares outright and stays with them speculators
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      TIN DREDGING.
      234 9 The Batang Padang Annual Report. The directors of Batang Padang Dredging Co., Ltd., in their report for the financial year, ended June 30, 1929, state that the dredges made 13,663 hours running time recovering 3,900 piculs tin ore and 288 taels gold dust. 1.236,500 cubic yards were treated
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      COAL MARKETING.
      310 9 Co-Ordination of District Scheme. .The Government having invited the coal trade to consider th« co-ordination of marketing schemes, a meeting of representatives of ill the coalfields was held in London in mail week for the purpose of discussing the formulation of basis for the co-ordinatiop of district schemes.
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    STERLING RUBBER SHARE PRICES.
    602 9 LONDON EXCHANGE PRICES AUG. 21. Abaco (£1) 2/3/16; Allagar (2/) 2/44 AngloMalay (£1) 3/16; Ayer Kilning (£1) 9/16; Bahru (Sel.) (2/) 6/6; Bakap (£1) BanteiiK (il) %i BaUng Consolidated (2/) 1/9; Batu Caves (£1) 24/; Batu Tiga (£1) 2; Bekoh (2/) 1/9; Beranang (2/) 2/7V4; Bertam
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    HOME TRADE REVIEW.
    1711 9 Remarkable Prosperity Of Retail Trades. POSSIBILITIES OF TIN RESEARCH. (By A. W. Still.) London, Aug, 22. The most satisfactory feature of the week's news is the fact that Lancashire cotton' mills have restarted, and that the strike is called off in order thnt the whole of the
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    The Straits Times SINGAPORE. THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 19. THE POLICE.
    1037 10 A story cornea from China of a police officer who p'.utkily tackled a band of five 1 i.rmed robbers in a pistol duel and shot them all down. He was himself lilt, but suffered no serious injury because he was wearing
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    BRITISH SPORTING DEFEATS.
    1082 10 Are They Evidence Of Degeneracy (By the Earl of Bertivc.) What is the old country coming ht gwmbled a disgruntled critic the other day. We're being licked all over the place in sport." He had betn reviewing Britain's athletic and tporting achievements while a remarkably active seasor
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    SOCIAL AND PERSONAL
    471 10 Since' his return t.- Singapore in August, Mr. Herbert Wclh.im has be^n too ill to resume tht editorship .of ihe Straits Times and, acting on medical advice, he is leaving for Europe to-day and will not come back to the Straits-. Mr. Welham's connection with Malayan journalism
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    NOTES OF THE DAY
    891 10 SMOKERS, BFWARE Signs of rebellion are being shown iH r. hitherto mild and inoffiensivc section H ihe English nation—the non-smokers. H future, if the National Society of NoH Smokers has its way, it will be neccssal t.o ask the permission of men as well i women
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    BRITISH CABINET MINISTER AS COMMERCIAL TRAVELLER. BRITISH TRADE IN CANADA.
    299 11 Mr. Thomas "Completely Satisfied." NEW CUSTOMERS. Cabinet Minister Carries Samples of Coal. Rugby, Sept. 18. Mr. I. H. Thomas, the Lord Privy Seal ami Minister of Employment, arrived at Liverpool to-day on his return from C:'.rr.da. Interviewed, he said I
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    CHINA AND POLAND.
    88 11 First Treaty "On Full Basis Of Reciprocity." Nanking, Sept. 18. The treaty "f industry, commerce and n between China and Poland was Mirm.l this a/1 TBOOB. The text will not le I'lliii.hel until it has been approved by both (iovernments, but it is understood thai the Polish
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    VISIT TO THE KING.
    64 11 :\li-> Ishbd Mac Donald Staying At Sandringham. Rupby. Sept. 18. Mr. Ram -ay Mac Donald motored to Sai'.drir.ghara to-day to visit the King. 'i he Prime Minister, who was accompanied by his (laughter, Miss Ishbel MacDonald, will ttajr overnight at Sandringhaat, returning to London to-morrow. TV
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    WORLD DRUG TRAFFIC.
    58 11 Important Change, of Opinion At Geneva. Geneva, Sept. 18. An animated debate on the drugs il the fifth committee revealed a < i.n-p! 1 'harp;' of method in combatting the traffic by the abandonment of Governir.cnt eontrej in favour of limitation of manufacture All the speakers strongly
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    COOLED RAILWAY COACH.
    111 11 Experiments on Paris-Orleans Express. Paris, Sept. 6. With a shade temperature of 93 deg., practically the only comfortable spot toliay was the Paris-Orleans Express. Experiments in an artificially cooled raili*uy coach by means of an air current driven through an ice box to the^ oee»partmenta, where the
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    ECHO OF OIL SCANDAL.
    44 11 Washington, Sept. 18. Mr. Harry ISlackmcr, president of the Mid-Wesl Ki-fi-.iinjr Company, who went abroad to avoid appearing as a witness in the triali of Sinclair and Fall, has been tin I. in default, $60,000 for contempt of court. Kuuter.
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    OUTWARD MAIL.
    35 11 Maiil from Kurope (London mails desn A u ir ■-'.>) ox P. and O. Kalyan, will arrive by train to-morrow night. Correspondence will be ready for delivery to boxholders at 9 a.m. on Saturday.
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    AMERICAN RUBBER STATISTICS.
    110 11 Shortage in Near Future Not Expected. (From Our Own Correspondent.) London, Sept. 18. Statistics just published show thai, last year the United States used 230,000 tore of reclaimed rubber as against 73,535 tons in 1919, and it is expected that another inincrcasc will be recorded this year.
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    334 11 Mystery of Explorer's Missing Wife. London, Aug. 31. The Daily Mail, commenting on the ftrange disappearance of Mrs. Kingdon Ward, the famous botanist-explorer'i wife, says the mystery is intensified by the revelation that before journeying to India, she sold their house at Clifton Hill and Bent her two children with
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    NEW COTTON AREAS.
    70 11 British Statement at World Congress. Barcelona, Sept. 18. The 14th International Cotton Congress has opened in the Barcelona town hall. There are 500 delegates, including representatives of Great Britain, Eprypt, India and Japan. Mr. Howarth, Grrat Britain, fcavp I'eteils of cotton Rro-A-injr in the British colonies, and
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    FORGED NOTES.
    112 11 Two Successful Raids In Burma. Rangoon, Sept. C. A sensational seizura of over 5,000 Rs. 10 forged notes, finished and unfinished, together with manufacturing implements, was affected by the police, directed by Mr. Ba Yi. Superintendent of Police, in a house in East Rangoon, where two Burmans were
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    WARRANT FOR DOCTOR
    121 11 One of His Chinese Patients Dies. Hankow, Sept. 1. I A sensational case came to light here to-day involving Dr. Walter Libby, in American physician at the Nanchang General Hospital of the Methodist Mialion. Chinese authorities at Nanchang have charged Dr. Libby with manslaughter as a result
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    PRESIDENT'S PLEA FOR PEACE.
    287 11 Burden of Naval Costs. "BAREST NECESSITY" FOR DEFENCE. New York, Sept. 19. President Hoover, broadcasting t™ m the Presidential study in the White House at Washington, described the disarmament negotiations as proposals, which preserve our national defences and yet relieve the backs of toilers of gigantic
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    REPARATIONS BANK.
    41 11 Acceptance of British Chairman Rumoured. Geneva, Sept 17. In well-informed quarters it is stated that France and Great Brituin have agreed to th-c Reparations Bank being situated in Switzer'.a-d and to British chairmanship cf the board of di.-cctors. Trans-Ocean.
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    PEASANTS vs. CAVALRY.
    48 11 Pitched Battle Reported Near Odessa. Bucharest, Sept. 18. According to unconfirmed reports from the Bessarabian border rebellious Russian peasants clashed at Tiraspol, near Odessa, with Soviet troops, and the latter's cavalry only routed the peasants after a pitched battle in which machine-guns were used. Trans-Ocean.
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    TALKIES IN EUROPE.
    109 11 Clash Between American And German Interests. Berlin, Sept. 18. The Press expresses satisfaction at the agreement between British Talking Pictures, Ltd., and the German Tobisk^angfilm Corporation under which both companies pool their interests in the British Empire and its mandated territories. The alliance is regarded here a&
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    MISS BRANSON'S MURDER.
    211 11 Hotel Manager Committed For Trial. Nice, Aug. 8. Francois Pinet, who is accused of the murder of Miss Branson, an English artist, at Les Baux, some months ago, was toilay formally committed for trial. Pinet was tho manageT of the Hotel Monte Carlo, owned by Miss Branson,
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    MOBILISATION IN RUSSIA ?
    146 11 MOBILISATION IN RUSSIA Mongolian Report. CAVALRY MOVING TO THE FRONTIER. Tokio, Sept. 19. A message from Changchun to the Rengo agency states that according to information emanating from a White Russian source in Outer Mongolia the Government has mobilized all males between the ages of 20 and 40, and ordered
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    300 MILES AN HOUR.
    283 11 Experiences of a Young Pilot London, Aug. 24. It is rather amusing to see a town a mile away and fly over it a few seconds later." With these words a young pilot of the British Schneider team airily described to a friend at Calshot the
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    PREVENTION OF WAR.
    104 11 League Committee to Consider New Treaty. Geneva, Sept. 18. The third committee adopted a resolution proposed by Lord Cecil regarding a model treaty for strengthening the means of preventing war. Lord Cecil invited the Council to request the committee of arbitration and security to consider drafting a
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    DEFENCE OF AN IDOL.
    187 11 Broken in Struggle After Recapture. Shanghai, Sept. i. A small riot occurred in the Yang Hon< village near Shanghai when about 500 inhabitants of the village gathered ouiside the Public Safety Bureau and vigorously protested against the forcible removal of one of their idols from the
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    LEAGUE DECISION.
    37 11 Rugby, Sept. 18. After a long debate, the third committee of the League of Nations Assembly decided to postpone until next year further consideration of the draft convention for financial assistance to States.— British Jtfireless.
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    LEAGUE COMMENT ON PALESTINE.
    145 11 Pursuing "The Ideal Of Civilisation." Geneva, Sept. 18. The sixth committee adopted the report on the work of the Mandates Commission, together with a resolution renewing the expression of confidence in the work of the Commission. The resolution expresses profound regret at the recent events in
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    AIR MAIL TRAGEDY.
    200 11 Terrible Story By Eye-Witness. Karachi, Sept. 9. A terrible story has been received here from a Jask resident who watched the air mail from his bungalow two miles from the aerodrome, not sufficiently near to be able to jive details of the actual nature cf the accident,
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    ECKENER'S RETURN
    106 11 Preparations for Arctic Flight Next Year. Hamburg, Sept. 17. A rousing public w?lcomo was accorded to the commander of the Graf Zeppelin, Hcrr Eckencr, on his return from the United States. Hundreds of thousands of poopk cheered the air veteran as he slowly drove into the city, accompanied
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    FASHIONS AND POLITICS.
    172 11 Views of British and French Premiers. Geneva, Sept. 5. Mr. Ramsay MacDonald spoke in lighter .t-in on the change in political conditions, at a function given by journalists. Thirty years ago, he said, ladies ankle: were supposed to be things born to blush unseen. Then along came
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    FARMS FOR FAMILIES.
    67 11 £40,000,000 Scheme in British Columbia. London, Sept. 4. The alleviation of British unemployment i3 promised by a gigantic scheme of development in British Columbia which has been submitted to Mr. J. H. Thomas and Lord Passfield by tho promoters, who declare that they have securod a guarantee
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    "DECORATIONS" SCANDAL.
    49 11 Tokio, Sept. 17. Mr. E. Yokota, president of the Japan Cinema Film Company, has been arri'stel in connection with the Decoration:; scandal, which is' spreading to official circles. This company is one of the largest cinema film producers possessing hundreds of cinema halls throughout the country. Nichi-Nichi.
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    CHINA'S FOREIGN LOANS.
    538 11 Improved Position of Salt Revenue. PAYMENTS PROMISED. Recent Reforms Meeting With Success. Shanghai, Sept. 18. The following statement has been bmad by the Ministry of Finance: "The instructions of th? National (Invcrnraent of Sept. 26, 1028, for the allocation to each salt revenue district of a fixed
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    INDIA'S CUSTOMS DUTIES.
    82 11 No Support for 'Tariff Holiday' Scheme. Geneva, S^pt. 19. In the course of discussion of the "Tariff Holiday" resolution in til committee, the spokesmen for the British Dominions emphasised that the younger .-ountries must be entitled to impose tariii'.s in order to protect Krowinjr Industries. Sir Geoffrey
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    MOSCOW SENSATION
    38 11 Moscow, Sept. IK. The central executive committee of the Soviet Union has dismissed tha Vic. 1 Commissar of Finance, Friimkin. Who lately has been prominently Identified with the right winsr movement in tli Communist Party. Reuter.
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    RUSSIAN AIR VENTURE
    31 11 Moscow, Sept. 18. Tho aeroplane Land of the Soviets, i;i which an attempt is to he made to tly tu New York, has arrived at Petropav! >. k. Rcutcr.
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    CENTRAL HEALTH BOARD.
    265 12 P.A.M. Investigation. MEMBERS AND THEIR CRITICISMS. At a meeting of the Central Health Board held at Kuala Lumpur on Sept. 10, the hon. the acting Controller of Labour, Malaya, Mr. H. R. Joynt, M.C.S., presiding, read out the comments on the appointment of a committee of investigation
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    EXEMPLARY SENTENCE
    208 12 Seven Years and Flogging For Mean Theft. A poor fisherman and his wife were the complainants at the Singapore Assizes yesterday afternoon against a Chinese who, with three other robbers, was alleged to have entered their house in Upper Serangoon on the night of July 30 by pretending
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    SON'S SUIT OPPOSED.
    234 12 Claim to House and Estate Disputed. One of the stages in a fight for property consisting of a rubber estate in Trianff, Pa hang, and a house in Geylang, was enacted before Mr. Justice Stevens yesterday afternoon. the parties were a mother, her only son, and a
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    A DEMONSTRATION.
    124 12 Chinese Smuggler and His Wiles. A somewhat unusual procedure was witMMtd in the Fourth Police Court, be 1 fore Mr. C. Ramsay, acting magistrate, hcii a Chinese of the labouring class was charged with being in possession of a quantity of contraband tobacco. The ;u(.u.m(1 pleaded guilty. An
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    24 12 The death has occurred at the Kowloon Hospital, of Mr. A. W. Parry, Chief Officer of the Wuchow river-steamer Konp 80, ,w da... ,11m..
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    DISPUTED LEASE.
    365 12 Allegation of Fraudulent Transaction. Mr. Justice Stevens reserved judgment in the Supreme Court in a case in which M. Hameed Maricar sued E. S. Mohatned Eusope Haji for ordinary and special damages in connection with a lease of certain properties in New Bridge Road, Eu Tong Seng Street
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    SIAMESE WAT.
    189 12 Proposed Construction In Singapore. The Lak Muang, a Bangkok vernacular paper, states that many years ago the late King Mongkut purchased a piece of land in Singapore for uss as a Siamese cemetery there, paying $2,500 for it. Later on His Majesty King Chulalongkorn transferred the ownership of
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    "THE LAST STRAW."
    299 12 Woman's Appeal for Protection Against Gangsters. Persistent attempts to levy protection money was declared by the Deputy Public Prosecutor (Mr. N. H. P. Whitley), at the Singapore Assizes yesterday afternoon to explain the presence in the dock of Tan Lian Huat on a charge of armed gang
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    THE SINGAPORE A.D.C
    79 12 It is the intention of the Singapore Amateur Dramatic Committee to produce a straight nlay in the near future. The committee will be glad to hear from any i>< wiomtr and others who have had experience ,»f amateur dramatic work, and who would like an opportunity of
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    FAREWELL TO THE ARCHDEACON.
    616 12 Gifts from tlie Church Workers. Members of the congregation of St. Andrew's Cathedral attended an informal tea party in the Victoria Memorial Hall yesterday afternoon for the purpose of bidding: farewell to Archdeacon F. G. Swindell ar.d Mrs. Swindell who leave Malaya on retirement to-morrow. Opportunity
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    CHINA DRUG HAUL.
    131 12 Heroin Plant Found in British Concession. An elaborate plant for the purpose of extracting heroin was "discovered recently, in a private and apparently empty house j in the British Concession, Tientsin. The Fire Brigade, upon answering a call, found that a fire had been extinguish- j ed.
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    SET FIRE TO HOUSE.
    213 12 Nine Months' Sentence For Arson at Serangoon. A Chinese was asleep in his attap roofed house in Serangoon when he was awakened by the sound of something burning and put out a fire that had mysteriously broken out on the roof. To do so he climbed
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    PENANG POLICE.
    393 12 Congratulated on Their Efficiency. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Penang, Sept. 17. The fifth session of the Penang Assizes commenced this morning before Mr. Justice Sproule. At the outset his Lordship said he wished to congratulate the police on keeping the Settlement free from crinya. There were only four
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    " INTERFERENCE ".
    436 12 INTERFERENCE Last Night's Production At The Victoria Theatre. Last night the Lawson-Sidney Company played Interference," a tense, /ripping drama. Originally written as a •erial story, the author Ronald Pertwee 'collaborated with Dr. Harold Dearden, I the well-known psychopathist, in the I dramatisation, and the London production was a frreat success.
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    LEGAL COSTS.
    102 12 Malaya a "Paradise For Lawyers." An instance of legal costs, says the Malay Mail, was given at the Supreme Court, Kuala Lumpur, before Mr. Justice P. A. Farrer-Manby, yesterday, when Mr. S. M. Sharma mentioned that, in a Temerloh case, when certain property was cold in execution of
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    26 12 Estate in Hong Kong worth $65,000 was left by Dr. F. Pierce Grove, who died of typhoid at the French Hospital Iliac Ml May i> Uut,
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    ALLEGED FRAUD ON H.K. AND S. BANK.
    61 12 European Arrested At Batavia. Batavia, Sept. 19. It is alleged that the Hong Kong and Shanghai Bank has been victimised by fraud to the extent of 500,000 guilders. A European has been arrested, and a ■warrant has been issued for the arrest of
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    DAYLIGHT ROBBERY.
    156 12 Armed Chinese Bandits At Geylang. In broad daylight yesterday two Contonese armed with knives broke into a house at Geylang, and rushed away with jewellery and clothing. It appears that about 9 a.m. the bandits broke into 6-C, Lorong 30 which was occupied by some Chinese women and
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    MOTOR HORN THIEF.
    66 12 Three Months in Gaol For Pest. A Chinese, with a previous conviction for theft, was sentenced to three months' rigorous imprisonment to be followed by six months' police supervision, by Mr. C. H. G. Clarke, the District Judge, this morning. It was stated that the accused was
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    STRAITS BUDGET.
    74 12 The l-ecent Johan Tin Mine disaster is the subject of several photographs in this week's Straits Budget. There are views of the annual fair at Batavia, of three orchids from the collection of a local enthusiast, the Scottish Co., S.V.C., in their new headdress, scenes during the birthday
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      460 12 To the Editor of the Straits Times. Sir,—I have pleasure in forwarding a statement of comparative rainfalls and temperatures in the ten districts of Java, Sumatra, Ceylon, North India and Malaya which shows that drier weather conditions prevail in Malaya between JuneAugust than any other similar period
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      SERVICE BOXING.
      168 13 To-night's Programme At New World. Th" programme of inter-services boxing; at the New World to-night is bound to draw a large crowd as such contests never fail to please. The fights will be between men from the Singapore Garrison and a naval team from H.M.S. Cumberland champions of
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      BRITISH BOXING.
      92 13 Three Champions Seeking World Titles. Lo.-.don, Sept. 6. British boxing shows encouraging signs of a revival with Scott and Baldock in America both within striking distance nf world titles. It was announced to-day that Johnny Hill, British fly-weight champion, has 'been matched with Frankie Genaro, of America, at
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    EXCITING FINISH TO CRICKET SEASON.
    172 13 Champions Beaten By Eight Runs. London, Sept. 18. The Rert Of pSagltad defeated the rhaaplOM, Nottinghamshire, in the ani;u:;l match al the Ov:.l. by ei|{ht runs. !hi- w.is 'ho last Sut-elaM ciic-ket name ..f the ■won. Batting flrst the Rest compiled or v.hUh WooOey scored
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    GOLF.
    195 13 Kcppel and Sopoy Linc^ Match On Sunday. An inter-club match, betvet-n Keppel (J. C. nnd the Bepoy Lines G. C. will be played over the latter*! eeorat <>n Sunday. Touts, with times of starting, are as follows: (Kafpel names mentioned lint) a.m. Str.uli:i-i :nid Jones vs. Lowson .■in.! Cane-a.
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    CHELSEA'S LOSS.
    218 13 Entertainment Tax Claims Nearly £10,000. Although the accounts of the Chaise* F.C. -how that there was a loss on the .i-av of £2,093, the club hinded over to the Government for entertainment tax £9,586, and another £945 for income tax. As the shareholder! received in divind- ml- a
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    CALAIS & BACK IN 79 MIN.
    269 13 CALAIS BACK IN 79 MIN. New Speed Boat Record ByMrs. Bruce. A new .-pi.-! Uiat record was. s*-t as ';>•] the Hob. Mrs. Victor Bruce who did the return journey from Dover to Calais in 7. mins. -I sea, Mrs. Bruce, who left Dover at 5.28 p.m. in glorious weather,
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    GEARY'S BEST.
    515 13 Ten Wickets for 18 Runs Against Glamorgan. The achievement of Geary when pla;-- injj fK.r Leicestershire against Glamorgan in mail week came as the climax to a cirit.- of fiT.e peifcrmnnces with the ball on a pitch v.hich always gave great usUtanea to bowlers, and, after lotting sis
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    CAMPBELL AGAIN.
    63 13 Famous Motorist Aspires To Travel 300 M.P.H. Entertained as the civic guest of honour -ii the Newcastle Exhibition Captain Mal- colm Campbell, the famous motorist, y.iid I am iUhinjr to have another go i.t t:u- world .•> raeocdi So far I h..ve travelled ;iL 175 m.p.h., and 22P,
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    MR. G. J. BRYAN'S RECORD.
    148 13 Cricketer Rugby Player For Singapore. The anounccment that 2nd Lieut. G. J. Bryan will be coming to Singapore towards the end of tho Rugby season is of even greater interest to sporting circles than was indicated by yesterday's reference on this page. In addition to
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    HOCKEY.
    319 13 Y.M.C.A. and O R.A. Fixture Lists. The following are the hockey fixture lists for the Y.M.C.A. and the Old Rafflesians' Association for the coming season: Y. M. C. A. Oct. 3: vs. F.C. (Y.M.CA., groui:d). a vs. R.E. (P. Brani). 7 vs. Borneo-Boustead Y.M.CV). 10 vs. Welch (Y.M.CA.). 14
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    BROWN FOR VILLA.
    146 13 Huddersfield Part with Famous Forward. G. Brown, the centre-forward or inside wing player of Huddersfield Town, has at length agreed to part company with the Yorkshire club. It is an open secret that many inquiries were made for his signature last season when it was rumoured that
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    126 13 Channel Swimmer Beaten By Sea Sickness. Owing to an attack of sea-sickness, Edward H. Temmc, the London insurance clerk, had to abandon his attempt to swim the Channel from Dover. He had swum ten miles in five hours having started at 10.5 p.m. on Thursday nifrht when he
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    378 13 All the World Loves A Hitter. It is now possible to sec exactly what ConsUntine, the cricket catapult, has done for Lancashire League cricket. The arrival of the West Indies cricketer at Nelson has hod the iffect of rousing the whole area. Last season practically every League club
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    231 13 S.C.C. Tournament. The following were the result 3 of yesterday's ties played in the S.C.C. tournament A Double*. K. MicDnaald and J. R. Stmchan beat \V. C. Hill and X. H. P. Whitley, 6-4, 4-6, 6-2. B Double.. Capt. Barlow and Capt. Duncan vs. P. 11. Swinehatt and L.
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    175 13 To Appear in a Comedy In London. W. T. Big Bill") Tilden may have made his last appearance on the Wimbledon courts B 3 a lawn tennis player—the Kreatest of all time—but the possibilities <xre he will be seen in another sphere of activity before long, says
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    62 13 Number of Drawn Games. London, Sept. IS. The following were the results of League matcheft played to-day First Division. Bolton Wanderers 2 Middlesbrough Second Division. Bristol City 2 1'reston N.K. 2 Third Divi.ion (Southern). Bournemouth 2 Crystal I'. 1 Kxetcr City 0 Torquay Utd. 0 Watford
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    148 13 Beaten, But Fighting Bravely To the Last. Vittorio Campolo. the South American heavy-weight, beat Tom Heeney, New Zealand, after nine hectic rounds at Ebbefs Field. Brooklyn, U.S.A. The battle produced the greatest thrill that New York boxing crowds have felt since the Dempsey-Firpo encounter. Early in the first
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    71 13 Thurwlay, September It Uarrison Golf Club: Ladies' Medal (Stroke Competition). s.A.i'.A. Cm Malays vs. S.RC. Biixins Navy vs. Army, New World. Friday, September 20 Singapore Amateur Races. S.A.K.A. Cup S.'-.C. rm. R.A. Saturday. September 21 i Singapore Amateur Races. Cricket V.M.C.A. vs. I.A I.A. ground. Batrias close for
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    761 17 British Pilgrimage To Birthplace. Scholars throughout the world arc preparing in one form or another to celebrate, next sprinjr. tie 2.000 th anniversary of the birth of VirgiL It is natural, because within our own time then 1 has been great and growing recognition of the part
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    200 17 High Explosive Wedged Under Boat. Five nun in a boat en the River Yarra had a narrow escape from death when the burning fuse of a submarine blasting charge that they had laid bicame fixed to the keel of the boat. They were saved by the (liwr of
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    506 17 Death of Most Popular Berliner." A funeral procession in honour of Hcinrich Zille, the man who captured the spirit of the city and interpreted it to the satisfaction of rich p.nd poor alike, was held in Berlin in mail week. The most popular Berliner is too slip.ht a
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