The Straits Times, 27 October 1934

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    38 1 The Straits Times [ESTABLISHED NEARLY A CKNTtJRY] THE LARGEST AND MOST INFLUENTIAL NEWSPAPER IN MALAYA. 20 PAGES SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 27, 1934. PRICE 10 CENTS. The Straits Times 20 PAGES. SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 27, 1934. PRICE 10 CENTS.
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      513 1 BINGAPORE: 140. CECIL ST. CPHONZ 61C1), t fe 37 0 AUATtD WHTO WMUiS B^BB\ a«BBBW BB^F^ BBBBBBBBkih^ B BBBBBBBBBBkw aT^^'^^Bßßßßt I REPRESENTATIVE IN THE EAST -H. M. HODGES -37. ROBINSON ROAD. SINGAPORE RV CPPPIil APKHITMFNT CHOOSE CAREFULLY THE DIAMOND RING YOU WOULD BE .'ROOD dt artuAL wrrumincni w yBARS KROM
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      114 1 ir.UALA LUMPUft: CS.j^vfel frT. (PHQNtt 3*883). r a»-#»JI^MW t IfcJ sSS\ afl L 1 i»o5 A JL /*3-/' /i i< I awßrlii SBSSbB^ s*^" Dawson ■mS^IPHPv^HFs "waa." SbS BbTm w W f A i j I Scotch Whisky^ /A V_m\ f j k 1 B^^g -j^tiSßp^SL f I vAI H
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      13 1 c J J/ FOR FLOWERS PHONE 4097 IS. Orchard Road. j (Amber Manaiou*)
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      582 2 P. 0. BRITISH INDIA AND APCAR UNES. (Incorporated to England"* MAIL. PASSENGER AND CARGO BSRVICBB PENINSULAR AND ORIENTAL 8 N. CO UNDER CONTRACT WITH HIB MAJESTY'S OOVBSNMBNT. LONDON AND PA« BAS7 MAIL SERVICE. OUTWARD PVOM LONDON POR CHINA AND JAPAN Doe Tonnage Sport CARTHAOB 18.000 In port RANPURA J7.000 Nov.
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      406 2 SHIPPING ANNOUNCEMENTS. I^l li,tl I^lbv H (NIPPON YUSEN KAISHA) GENERAL PASSENGER AGENT? FOR CUNARD UNE. WINTER HOLIDAYS IN JAPAN Special Inclusive arrangements for the CHRISTMAS A NEW YEAR HOLIDAYS Leaving by as. FI'SHIMI MABTJ Dec' 17 Dae kaek by is. SUWA MARU Jan. 34 RATES FROM $382 In a party
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      701 2 THE EAST ASIATIC CO. LIMITED. (Incorporated to Denmark.) PASSENGER AND FREIGHT SERVICE. TO GENOA. LONDON. •OTTERDAM, HAMBURG AND OrENHAGEN. Prom Pi jui Ptobb Prom Bi)ore Malacca Port Panang Ma 8-ham BORINGIA 8/11 6/U 711 B'll ERRIA 37/11 37/11 38/11 SO'll PIONIA 18/13 18/ 13 19/13 31/13 LALANDIA 8/1 8/1 8/1
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      242 2 Tourist Class AMERICAN STYLE £71.12.SINGAPORE TO EUROPE VIA AMERICA. GREATEST ADVANCE IN TOURIST CLASS LUXURY. Beautiful public rooms: Swimming poolDelicious meals— Hot and cold running water in each stateroom. Cabins for two or more passengers with real beds Modern ventilation throughout Weekly service from Manila and Hongkong, Bee your agent.
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      1136 2 THB BLtn fUNNBL UMB lOeeaa THE Ht'A KHIOW STEAMSHTT 00l Btaaat Hala Co, Ltd.. and China MaUal (IMl) LTD. Steaas NavtgaUoa Co, Ltd. THE CUNARD WHITE STAR LTD. THB STRAITS RTKAMSHIP CO, LT». THB SARAWAK STEAMSHIP CO LID. THE CHINA NAVIGATION CO, LTD. The AUSTRALIAN ORIENTAL UNE Ltd. The Slam
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    OSAKA. PORT SCHEME.
    149 3 Plan To Make Harbour Safer. The recent typhoon has opened the eyes ot Osaka clMzens to the vulnerability of the port of Osaka to tidju onslaughts, and a movement has JuJ* been launched to make it safer, says the Japan Chronicle. The movement, which Is chiefly promoted
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    VESSELS ARRIVED.
    110 3 FOYLEBANK. Brit.. 3,43: tons, from Telok Betang 26-10, for New York 6-10. JERANTUT Brit.. 73 tons, from Muar 27-10, for Muar 29-10. HONO LAM, Brit.. 5J tons, from Indragiri 27-10, for Indragiri 30-10. BAN SIONG BEE. BrU., 74 tons, from Indragiri 26-10, for Eatu Pahat 27-10. RANTAH. Brit..
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    SINGAPORE HARBOUR BOARD.
    123 3 I Saturday, October 27. Ships alongside the Wharves or expected to I arrive. KEPPEL HARBOUR. i Main Wharf Sri Tunda. Lch. "Crow." Lch. j •Lady Evelyn. Gen. Vers- pyck, Perak. OH Wharf Na Coal Wharf Nil. VESSELS IN L-R.Y DOCKS. Tan Jong Pagar. Albert Dock Nil. Victoria
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      740 3 TENDERS STRAITS SETTLEMENTS VOLUNTEER FORCE SINGAPORE VOLUNTEER CORPS. TENDERS will b» received at the Colonial Secretary's Ofllce until noon on Nov. 16. 1934. for the foUotrbte services for the Singapore Volunteer Corps for the year 1935: 1. Clothing (inr«tng up). 2. Transport of members of the Singapore Volunteer Corps by
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      150 3 AUCTION NOTICES (By Order of the Receiver and Maaager for the Debentere Holders). Re TAN KAH KEE CO, LTD. (la Voluntary Liquidation) Continuation of AUCTION SALE of 200 cases of gents', ladies', boys' and children's shoes, boots, pumps and slippers in various styles. To be held at the Factory. Sumbawa
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      392 3 AMERKAN HXM) AGENCY LT& ••I (ISO i NO eCCKINC ff fi 8.1.5. N. CO., LTD. (Incorporated In England) APCAR LINE FOR HONGKONG, AHOY, SHANGHAI. MOJI. KOBE AND OSAKA s.s. TAKADA 8,000 Tons Arr. Nov. 6 Sails Nov. 8 Excellent modern ace rnmodation for first and second class passengers. Special holiday
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      716 3 BOUSTEAD CO., LTD. (Incorporated m rtiai LLOYDS AGENTS:— BOOKING AGENTS. WM.U. BLTS. AND SLAM STATES RAILWAYS. TELEPHONE! Freight MM— Passage SHI 1 CANADIAN PACIFIC. STEAMSHIPS LIMITED. (Incorporated In England). REDUCED FARES SINGAPORE TO EUROPE First Class ?rom £106.4.6 Up i Connecting with Canadian Pacifle AUantic Ezpreasea. Second Class From £70.6.1
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      412 3 EUERMAN BUCKNALL STEAMSffIP CO.. LTD. (Incorporated In England.) ELLERMAN LINE. FOR HAVRE. LONDON. ROTTERDAM HAMBURG Via Ports ana Sacs Canal. Due B*ll* Bteamer B'pore S'pors CITY OF KHARTOUM Oct. 29 lfov. 2 CITY OF BAGDAD Nov. 30 Dec. 2 'OR HONGKONG. SHANGHAI AND JAPAN Due Sails Steamer 6"pore Spore TTY
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      71 3 SINGAPORE WEATHER REPORT. Stations Yesterday Last .light Max. Rainfall Bright Mm. '.err.D. Ins. Sunshine temp. •f nra. *P Alor Star 89 1.71 8.1 75 Sitiawan 91 0.03 5.1 74 Kota Bahru 88 0.03 5 4 75 Bukit Jeram 88 Nil 3.8 72 Malacca 81 0.15 0.6 72 Singapore Kalian g
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      63 3 TIDE TABLES. Saturday, Oct. tl. H. W. 1.37 am.. 8 ft. 3 In., 12.16 p.m.. t r.. 4 in. L. W. 8.37 a.m.. 4 ft. 4 in., 7. 25 p.m.. 9 In. Sunday. Oct. tt. H. W. 2.8 a.m.. 7 ft. 8 In., 1.11 p.m.. t ft. J to. L.
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      499 4 SITUATIONS VACANT When applying for an? positlor adverti -d in these coin— ns copies of testimonials Do not ♦end originate COOK -BOY WANTED for a 4 roomed i>w. Knowlede? of Dutch cooking cd. Hard-working, clean. Must speak English. Salary $25. Apply Box 306. S. T. SALESMAN »ho has a thorough
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      742 4 I BOARD-RESIDENCE EIROF. Board Residence, $90—90 Board opt. mod. san. gar. 11, St. Nicholas Flats. SUITE, private verandah, entrance bath. Europ. mod. Also single room. Phone 4747. FURNISHED service, room's without board, use kltch«-> 1858 "Oxley Chambers" (Ladle* only). THE MANSION. Oxley Rise, Singapore. three minutes from town, high elevation,
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      714 4 FOR SALE CHEAP SCREBBLINa PADS— FOB WORK SHOPS SCHOOLS AND O~ ICES— US ADVERTISEMENT— IN THIS ISSUR FOR SALE SECONDHAND A.B.C. ath Edition Code Book and Mllners iron safe, 24" x 24" x 30" in good order. Apply Powell Co., Ltd. MISCELLANEOUS TOD CAN HAVE IHI SUNDAI TIMES delivered to
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      729 4 PUBLIC NOTICE PERAK TURF CLUB AUTUMN MEETING 1934. FIRST DAT. OCTOBER S7, 1934. SECOND DAT. OCTOBER 31. 1934. THIRD DAT, NOVEMBER J. 1934. The Races start at:— Z.M pjn. Wednesday 115 w> Saturdays The Subscriptions for Visiting Merr.beshall be MEN $1* far the Meeting. 5 fer the last day only.
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      939 4 BUSINESS CARDS. Etc. FIGARO. I Raffles Hotel tt, Braa Baaah Rd. Beea 1M B'pen. LADIES' HAIRDRESSING BY EUROPEAN LAOV EXPERTS. Try oar NEW EUGENE Machine THERE'S NC OTHER MSB FOR PERFECT WAVING. for $15 ONLY aad FUVA MACHINE. $8 $10 ONLY. SELETAR GRANGE European seaside residential hotel. Excellent food and
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      184 4 < SUBSCRIPTION RATES Singapore Within Outside Vithout Malaya Malaya rastage Monthly 3.M 4»* tM Quarterly t 8S« t»M S 75« Half Yearly 817.M $24 .90 $15.a» Yearly 534.5« 348.W $30.00 Note.— Outstation cheqaes should Include the uswal bank dtaee« t [ADVERTISEMENT RATES The charges and Instructions for CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS are
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    CHURCH SERVICES.
    807 5 ST. ANDRUW'S OATHkDRAL.— 2I'nd Sunday after Trinity, Oct. 28. 6.60 a.m., Holy Comn.; 7.30 ajn.. Matins; 8 a-m, Ho^r Comn. Choral; 5.30 p.m.. Evensong (choral) and Sermon; At the Royal Air Force: 10.30 ajn.. Parade Service; B«t.hel Church of England School. 14 Fowll* Read: Saturday, 27th tt 5.30
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      263 5 HOTELS TONIGHT SPECIAL DINNER CONCERT 8.15 p.m. to 9.15 p.m. DANCE <™" al > 9.30 p.m. to Midnight! RAFFLES CELEBRATED ORCHESTRA PHONE 5381 TONIGHT DINNER DANCE CABARET ANY ZOLNAY JOE PLEE THE FAMOUS VIENNESE DANCERS SEA VIEW HOTEL w Mink* Formerly Members of Th« 'Imanoff Troupe MORNING SUNDAY EVENING CONCERT
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      139 5 PHILCO THE RADIO WITHOUT A RIVAL FOR NATURAL PFPPnPurnr>N= SELECTIVITY QUALITY=^VOLUME= ABSOI UTg SIMPLICITY OF OPERATION =lONfi DISTANCE RECEPTION==== MAINS OR BATTERY OPERATED. ALL-WAVE (from 12 meters upwards) ABSOLUTELY GUARANTEED BY SOLE AGENTS. RADIO SERVICE CO. OF MALAYA LTD. (Owners Operators of itatlon "Z. 8.1." 49.9 Meters). BROADCAST BOUSE. 2
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      36 5 Records Store tar ALL KINDS OF RECORDS YOU REQUIRE JAVA AND SINGAPORE MALAY, JAVANESE. SOENDANF.SE, AMBONESE. ENGLISH, SIAMESE, CANTONESE, JAPANESE, etc. cto. •I Urn Ulot Imea. D. T. LIM A COMPANY, 353, North Bridge Road, Singapore.
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      478 5 8.8.C. PROGRAMMES. Two of the following frequencies and wavelengths will be used simultaneously, but the wavelengths may be changed In the course of each day's transmissions. Announcements will be made at frequent Intervals Call Sign Frequency Wavelength GSO 17.790 kc/s 18.86 m. GSF 15,140 ks/s 19.82 m. GSF 15.140 kvs
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      421 5 MALAYAN AMS. KUALA LUMPUR. Programme For Sunday, Oct. 28, 1934. Programme to be broadcast by *he Malayan Amateur Radio Society, Kuala Lumpur, at 7.00 p.Tn.. Sunday, 28th October, 1934, from Station ZGE, on 75 metres. H.M.V. Records supplied by Messrs. Robinson and Co., Ltd., Kuala Lumpur. Concerto No. 1 In
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      490 5 SINGAPORE "'teLLT Station "Z.H.1." Singapore Wave length 49.9 Metres. (Owned and operated by Radio Service Co. of Malaya Ltd.. Broadcast House No. 2-4 Orchard Road, Singapore): SUNDAY, OCT. 28. 11 a.m. 1.30 p.m. Record music. 5.30 p.m. 7 p.m. Relay x>t church ser- 1 c c from Presbyterian Church, Singapore.
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      79 5 11.30 DJa close down (German. English*. WEDNESDAY. OCT. 31. 8 p.m. DJa Announcement (Germ., Engl.) German Folk Song. Programme-Forecast < German, English). Letter Box. 8.15 Violin Sonata E Minor by Emll SJogren. Richard Kerschbaumer (Violin). At the Piano: Pro/. Friedrich Wuhrer. 8.43 News Bulletin (English?. 9.0 Decisive Hours In German
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    GASTRIC ULCERS CURED
    185 6 AFTER 15 YEARS' AGONY. Quick relief from even the most distressing stomach trouble will be yours if you follow the advice of Mrs. Edwards, of Chatham. Read her astounding letter: "A sufferer for 15 years with Gastric Ulcers, I tried different remedies without avail until I took
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    RUSSIAN REFUGEES SENT BACK.
    532 6 To Be Tried For Murder. STORY OF ESCAPE FROM VLADIVOSTOK. Shanghai, Sept. 25. Offlciil confirmation has b3en obtained of the extradition of nine Russian refugees, including one woman, who were rescued from a battered steamlaunch in heavy storms off Quelpart Island, Korea, and arrived here a
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    CITY NEAR GREAT WALL.
    61 6 A new city will soon rise on the eastern side of the Great Wall, the Department of Civil Affairs of the Manchukuo Government has announced, reports Kengo Surveys are already being conducted by the Department on a j.OOO acre lot near the Wall A sum of
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    TURKISH MINT.
    126 6 The Turkish Mint Is on the point cf striking large quantities of new silver coins which will replace bank notes, nickel and bronze coins. About 100 (tons of silver will be required to strike ithe coins required, which will be worth ten, 50, and 100 piatres respectively. 100
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    1,000 ft. BRIDGE.
    84 6 A gigantic wooden bridge across the Yalung Kiang <River) In Kantsu. North-Eastern Sikang, has now been conpled, according to a message from Kangting, Provincial capital of Sikang. Communications in Kantsu have long been handicapped with the river cutting off the district into two sections from north to
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    TERRIFIC ERUPTION IN JAPAN SEA.
    410 6 Like Krakatoa. AJY AWE-INSPIRING SIGHT. Hong Kong, vcv 12. An awe-inspinng sight, witnessed by members of the crew of the IndoChina 8. N. Co. 'a steamer Kumsang. may provide the answer to the riddle o/ the mysterious disappearance of several small vessels olf the coast
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      149 6 JAutk jp NEEDS NO M DRAPERY V| Wf are proud to present th* stark naked truth about our beautifut SHANGHAI UNDIES. VL After alt, our business is to sell the best, rsthcr than t« weave hne phrases. V FKANISEL.S J| FRANKEL BROS. 101. VICTORIA STREET ALSO 5. RAFFLES PLACE Like
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      18 6 V raw gUaaea araat FUL-VDK tbcy'r* art Urn latest stylo— Can at aUaaiarturlnf Optician, US. North Bridge Baa*.
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      226 6 Constance Bennett KEEPS HER SKIN SO SMOOTH WITH GENTLE, SAFE LUX TOILET SOAP j Soap is excellent; it SfiPHP IKH I v particularly good I|P' W j_ g^ for delicate skins," 96 I says beautiful I I I CONSTANCE BENNETT I I of R.K.O. ■PmHm SRv» I Radio Pictures Mb
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      369 7 Walking Pleasure It 8 d DLiAJj. When yoa wmik in Uu»« which tut t 0 la tj«ythy wtth rw le^ C f .V/ W< tMte— m| f/"/ r^") Soeh than for ityle hare b bM fm I tacriAnd U cwnfort. NC!*jP/j^# 6IVE IS A TRIAL ORDER TORAV V^ STAR SHOE
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      158 7 VICTORIA MEMORIAL HALL TONIGHT -9.15 p.m. sharp Final Performance of Merrie England Conductor, Mrs, E. M ROAD. Prices $2, $1 and 50 cents. LAST NIGHT OF WARNER BROS: 6.15 GIGANTIC CONSTELLATION OF STARS IN THE SHOW OF 10.000 WONDERS "Ti "WONDER f! BAR" kAT FRANCIS. DICK POWELL, DOLORES DELRIO, AL
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      213 7 LAST NIGHT of this Entertaining Musical picture by the famous producers of "Gold Diggers of 1933" and other hits CAPITOL I Last DAYI tArMUL I 3.15 615 915 16 MO STARS I or radio I Rm^ 140 SCREEN I DICK JOWIiI I J»* 1 IfC^V •inoii rooiis 4 M US
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    AROUND THE MARKETS.
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    PRODUCE.
    54 8 M»» iin inn t (lit* > b lallitn tin* lie **l Int p K i i'tli A i i»i I'li'ti iii'f i filwn in* 1 blii|4pui». Oil 11. U lllMili Hum »*M«i tin EBdhd n. lf n B No %\n i Nil < USD III! Al IIM no i
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    OUTWARD AIR MAIL.
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    MAILS EXPECTED
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  • LOCAL' STOCK AND SHARE QUOTATIONS.
    • STOCKS AND SHARES.
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        MINING.
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        GENERAL.
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        DEBENTURES AND LOANS.
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        RUBBER SHARES.
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      EXCHANGE RATES.
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    SINGAPORE MAILS
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    MONEY ORDER
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    CHAMBER OF COMMERCE RUBBER ASSN.
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      33 8 GREEN ISLAND ■RITItN COLONIAL CEMENT New Sinuahore Railway Si ANP At Ul|| rwi. MM NAVAI BABE. ROYAI AIN huKCf IiABS. H M WAR Dki i ■el« A««nU fur M«l«yf| McALISTER A CO., LTD.
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  • FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL NEWS
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      DUTCH DUTIES ON RUBBER.
      315 9 Small Increase For Few Districts. The export duty on native rubber on and after November 1, has been fixed at F1.20 per 100 kllogralms dry by a decree of the Netherlands East Indies Government. For assortments not Included in the category of dry rubber the duty
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      SECRECY OF BUFFER POOL STOCKS.
      994 9 Certain Interests Better Posted With Information. London, Oct. 15. As far as price movements are concerned, the market has remained without important developments, unless it can be said to be Important that tin prices have been steadily .n.iintainrd through a period when other metals and
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      WEEKLY MARKET REPORT.
      484 9 London. Oct. IX Messrs. Malcolm Bowley and Son, in their weekly Market Report write: COPPER. The market has had a steadier and firmer tone this week. The improvement was largely brought about by quite a good demand from consumers. Consumptive demand In the U.K. has been excellent,
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      STAGGERING INGENUITY.
      114 9 That there would be a premium on the newly-Issued Malacca Rubber shares was practically a foregone conclusion, writes the Financial Times but the comparatively small number of shares on offer, and the fact that the shareholders would receive preferential rights, were deterrents to any large subscription on the
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      GLEN MUAR OFFER.
      63 9 Olen Muar Estates, Ltd.. announces the offer of 287.980 Ordinary 2s. shares to shire holders registered on September 25 at par (payable) Is. per share on application and allotment respectively) In the proportion of three new shares for every ten shares held. The new shares, when allotted
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      24 9 One effort at utilising rubber to reduce noise is the substitution of rubber tyred wheels for the existing metal ones on railway platform barrows.
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      HOME INVESTMENT POINTERS.
      852 9 Prosperous Motor Industry. (From Our Own Correspondent.) London, Oct. 9. For an exhibition of cars, the British Motor Show la, perhaps, the most Interesting and significant staged anywhere. It has a larger interest, however, because the motor Industry Is one of the largest and most prosper- oua
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      654 9 BANKING. HONG KONG SHANGHAI BANKING CORPORATION. (Incorporated in Hong Kong). The Uabf'ty ot members Is limited to the extent and in wanner prescribed by Ordinance No 8 of 1920 of the Colon; HEAD OFFICk: BONO KONO. Authorised Capital $50,000,000 Issued and fully paid up $30,000,000 Reserve Funds: Sterling 6.500.000 Bllver
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      11 9 *^H \-j ■^■^■■v I ScofeOlhis^l MXALLUM'S PERFECTION THE EASTERN AGENCIES, LTD.
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    The Straits Times SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, OCT. 27, 1934. TEA.
    885 10 Tea is one of those commodities which an indiscrimlnating age does not properly appreciate. The august history of the beverage, which Is romantically alleged to have been discovered in China in 2737 8.C., has caused in the past 300 years untold
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    THE GAZETTE.
    118 10 Mr. Hubert Dennis Collings to be Assistant Curator, Raffles Museum, Singapore. Mr. J. L. McFall, M.C.S., to officiate as District Officer, Province Wellesley. Mr. V. R. Usamer, Chief Inspector of Police, Straits Settlements, has been granted eight months and two days' leave on full pay. Mr. J. Lambourne,
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    NOTES OF THE DAY.
    788 10 ALOR STAR AERODROME. < i We have received an Interesting etter from the British Adviser, Kedah. j n reference to conditions at the aero- lrome at Alor Star. In The Sunday < rimes of Oct. 14 it was stated that Sir 1 Philip Sassoon's Impression of
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    TODAY'S SPECIAL ARTICLE.
    1383 10 WILD LIFE. PART 11. Below is continued Mr. Theodore Hubback's article on wild life from the Game and Gun and Anglers' Monthly. It is fa al, he says, to assume a smug complacency regarding the present position; the only hope lies in a vigorous movement among the
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    DOMESTIC OCCURRENCES. DEATH
    68 10 OAN. Mrs. Gan Eng Seng ne? Madam Ho Chwee Neo at her residence No. 162 Sim's Avenu;, Singapore on Oct. 25. 1934 at 8 30 p.m. at the age cf K years. She left 2 sons (Dan Tiang Poh am* Gan Tiang Kweo 4 daughters. 6 daughters-in-law,
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    AMUSEMENTS
    111 10 SINGAPORE. ALUAMBKA Lost Patrol. 6.15—9.15 I CAPITOL 20 Million Sweethearts. 8 .5— 9.15. GBEAT WORLD Cabaret— Let's Pall In Love Ac Tb« Cohens &t Kellys In Trouble. MABLBOBOUGH Leila Majnuc. 6 15—9.15. NEW WORLD Side Shows, Cabaret, Dancing. Talkies. Theatres Cinemas PAVILION Eight Girls in a Boat with Dorothy
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    REPORTED ABDICATION OF THE KING OF SIAM.
    998 11 MONARCH AT PRESENT IN EUROPE. An unconfirmed report, said to emanate from the British Legation in Bangkok, reached the Straits Times this morning that the King of Siam had decided to abdicate. He is at present believed to be in Paris. King Prajadhipok,
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    LABOUR VICTORY.
    171 11 Result Of Swindon By-Election. Swindon, Oct. 26. j The by-election caused by the appointment of Sir Reginald Mitchell: Banks (Conservative M.P. for Swindon), to a county court judgeshlp resulted as follows Dr. Addlson (Lab.) 20,902. W. W. Wakefleld (Con.) 18.253. Reuter The unsuccessful candidate, Mr. Wakefleld. Is the
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    MR. KU MENG-YU BETTER
    26 11 Shanghai, Oct. 27. Mr. Ku Meng-yu, Minister of Railways who has been seriously ill for several days. Is Improving.— Sin Kuo Mm.
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    "THE SLAUGHTER AT PASCHENDAELE."
    154 11 Lloyd George's Memoirs. EARL HAIG BITTERLY ATTACKED. London, Oct. 24. An Intensely bitter attack against the late Earl Haig and Field Marshal Robertson for the slaughter at Paschendaele" Is an outstanding feature of the fourth' volume of Mr. David Lloyd George's war memoirs published today. The
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    40 11 To mark the inauguration of the scheme for the supply of milk to school children at a halfpenny a bottle, Mr. Walter Elliot, the Minister of Agriculture, visited Addison Gardens School, Holland Road, where 800 children were provided with milk.
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    ANGLO-EGYPTIAN INCIDENT.
    203 11 Yehia Pasha's Outburst DENIAL THAT HE SOUGHT BRITISH COUNSEL. London, Oct. 26. The continued ill-health of King Fuad has occasioned an Anglo-Egyp-tian diplomatic Incident with strained relations between the Residency and the Prime Minister, Yehia Pasha. The latter accused Mr. Maurice Peterson, acting High Commissioner (Sir Miles Lampson
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    CANTON'S DEFENCES.
    251 11 i Landlords Called Upon To Do Their Share. Shanghai, Oct. 27. Marshal Chiang Kai-shek has Issued orders to the Bhensl Government to take emergency measures to accom- medate refugees from the Red-con- trolled areas in Szechuan. It is 1 planned to employ these refugees in road construction. Meanwhile,
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    LINDBERGH CASE.
    38 11 Flemington, Oct. 26. Dr. Condon has identified Hauptmann as the mysterious "John" who figured in the payment of the ransom across the cemetery wall at Bronx In connection with the disappearance of the Lindbergh baby.— Reuter.
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    British Reply To Protest.
    66 11 London, Oct. 27. The Egyptian Charge d'Affaires here has protested to the Foreign Office against the tone of the British press as regards the tension between the British residency and the Cairo Government. It is understood that the reply stressed the freedom of the press in
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    TELEVISION.
    75 11 Britain To Study U.S. Methods. Rugby, Oct. 25. Lord Selsdon, the chairman, and three other members of the special committee set up to inquire into the development of television and to advise the Postmaster-Oeneral on the relative merits of various systems left England yesterday for New York to Investigate
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    RUNAWAY BALLOON.
    67 11 Rugby, Oct. 25. A balloon belonging to the Royal Air Force flying school at Larkhall while taking part In divisional manoeuvres on Salisbury plain today, broke from Its mooring cable In a violent gust of wind and drifted 80 miles before the staff officer on board brought it
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    LATEST NEWS OF AIR RACE.
    1233 11 Pilots Jump From < Burning Plane. The Dutch ipeed entrants, Asjes and Geysendorfer narrowly escaped death by jumping; from their barning plane, states a Reuter message from Allahabad. The urgent need for immediate improvement to Alor Star aerodrome was strikingly Illustrated by the experience yesterday
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    MANCHUKUO OIL MONOPOLY.
    380 11 "First Real Test Of The Open Door Policy." FRESH DISCORD. Maj T Adversely Affect The Naval Talks. London, Oct. 26. The proposed Manchurian oil monopoly is featured in the newspapers as the first real tesi of the open door policy since the new State was established. Business
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    RUBBER BEARS.
    75 11 I (From Our Own Correspondent.) London, Oct. 26. Leading rubber circles here are confident that the International Committee, which will meet on Oct. 31, will decree 30 per cent, restriction for the first three months of 1935. It is an interesting fact that certain producers at present are
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    BRITONS ON TOUR.
    42 11 Munich, Oct. 17. Forty Englishmen are now louring Germany In their own but in which they have travelled all the way from Great Britain The bus, which is a modern touring motor coach, was shipped across the Channel— Aneia-Trans-Ocean.
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    TAXIS AS SUBSTITUTES FOR MOSQUITO BUSES.
    1056 12 Municipality Seeks Ways To Control Them. Singapore Municipal Commissioners met last night when the chief biwinesa discussed was a proposed alteration to the Hackney Carriage by-laws, which was eventually referred back to Committee No. 1 for resubmisaion. It was proposed to add to the
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    $1,800 MISSING FROM HOTEL.
    37 12 Warrant Issued By Police. A sum of SI. BOO was recently found ..saniK lrom the office of the ■M View Hotel Katong, Singapore A warrant has been Issued In connection with the affair
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    MAGISTRATE'S ADVICE
    110 12 To Chinese Couple who Drank Soda. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur, Oct. 25. The story of a married Clunese couple who both attempted to commit was related today when the wife appeared on the relevant charge. It was stated that both had a cp'.irrei and the husband
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    CHINESE STABBINC AFFRAY.
    35 12 Three Chinese were injured in a affray In the Joo Chiat dis- One man was taken ds over the t with wounds over an and a third with cut In the finger.
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    SINGAPORE FLOWER SHOW.
    284 12 To Be Held Early In April. At a meeting of the organisers of the Singapore Flower Bhow. 1935 held recently It was decided to hold a show on April 5, 6 and 7, 1935 at the New World Amusement Park. The management of the New World will
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    RAINFALL.
    21 12 A total of 7MM inches of rain (ell at St. John Island between v a.m. Ijtsterday and 9 am. Uxlay.
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    EUROPEAN CHARGED WITH THEFT.
    66 12 Alleged Stealing: Of Watch. A 19-year-old European appeared in Singapore police court yesterday before Mr. J. M. Brander charged with theft. The case was adjourned. The accused Is T. P. O. Mitchell, and It is alleged that he stole a watch from a flat In Amber
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    "NOTICE WILL BE GIVEN."
    121 12 Transfer Of Perak State Capital. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Ipoh. Oct. 25. At this morning's meeting of the i Kinta Sanitary Board, the Chairman advised the members that in connection with the question of making Ipoh the State capital, raised by a member at the last
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    CYCLIST FINED.
    63 12 Went Against Traffic Signal. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Penang, Oct. 26. "It might end In your funeral," said Mr. D. Wills, the local magistrate, in •fining a Chinese, funeral coolie, Lim Choo, $25 for disobeying the lawful order of a traffic constable. Lim Choo pleaded guilty to cycling
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    CHILD CARRIED AWAY BY FLOOD.
    90 12 Jew's Rescue Just In Time. During the height of the Singapore rain storm at noon yesterday an 3-year-old Chinese boy fell Into the drain at the corner of Wilkle Road and Selegie Road and was carried away by the flood waters. After a short distance,
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    "DO NOT GUARANTEE."
    111 12 Judge's Advice To Bankrupt. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Penang. Oct. 28. Because she was his mother-in-law he signed a guarantee of $40,000 when he was only worth about $4,000, was the excuse put forward by a Chinese In the bankruptcy court today when he was asked why
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    CHARGE AMENDED.
    87 12 Alleged Obstruction Of Police Constable. Three young Chinese, Tong Ouan, Cheong Lek and Tow Yok Pau (who were charged on Oct. 18, before Mr. N. Orlce, second magistrate, with voluntarily causing hurt to a public servant) appeared again before the same magistrate yesterday. They claimed trial on a
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    I MURDERER WHO HAD A "RAW DEAL.
    1775 12 Sentenced To Death. (From Our Own Correspondent). Kuala Lumpur, Oct. 26. "The accused has been more sinned against than sinned, and It is Hajl Akbar Khan who Is the culprit. It would have been more just In some ways if he had paid
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    "HE WAS NOT OBLIGED TO LEND THE MONEY."
    4850 13 JUDGE'S COMMENT IN IPOH CASE. Accompanying Risks' 1 of Moneylending Transactions. I The following Judgment was delivered by Mr. Justice Howes in the F. M. 8. Supreme Court at Ipoh in the case of John Edgar Jones (plaintiff) against P. L. 8.
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    Weber Gains A Decisive Victory Over New Arrival From Manila. Manchester City To Meet Aston Villa Today.
    542 14 Manchester City have another stiff hurdle to face this afternoon as they are visitors to Villa Park. True Aston Villa hive not been doing as well as was expected this season, but they
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    31 14 Amc.ng the hockey fixtures cancelled yesterday owing to flooded grounds were the following The Medical College vs. the B.C.C. the V.M.C.A. vs. the Young Indian R.C. and S.C.R.C. vs. R A
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    22 14 Bud Walley, who gave a very disappointing display against Peter George last night and was disqualified in the sixth round for butting.
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    22 14 Alec James of the Arsenal on the ground during a tussle round the Birmingham goal in the ***** pal-Birmingham match at Highburr.
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    BATTLE OF THE GIANTS AT HIGHBURY.
    1650 14 ASSOCIATION FOOTBALL REVIEW. Spartan League Champions Lose F. A. Cup Match. London, Oct. 16. Now that clubs are settling down to a certain consistency of form, interesting possibilities are developing in League football. The defeats on Saturday of Manchester City by Arsenal, and of
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    Gordon Richards To Ride The Blue Boy.
    69 14 London, Oct. 26 The champion jockey, Gordon Richards, is to ride Sir W. Portal's The Blue Boy in the Cambridgeshire at Newmarket on Wednesday. Mr. R. Watson's Celestial City will be ridden by Gethin. Both of these horses are trained by Mr. Martin
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    S.C.C. TOURNAMENT.
    151 14 Merchants To Meet U.S.O. On Tuesday. The following have been invited to play Rugby Football in the S.C.C. tournament en Tuesday, Oct. 30, at S.C.C. United Services Officers -ieut. C. F. O. Bond; Lieut. A. B. Scrase, Lieut. H. A. Orr, Flying Officer E. A. Springall and Lieut.
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    SCHOOL HOCKEY.
    100 14 Two Best Teams In North Malaya Meet (Frnr. Our Own Correspondent.) Taiplng. Oct. 24. The two best school hockey teams in North Malaya, King Edward VII School (Talping) and Clifford School (Kuala Kangsar) met at Taiplng yesterday and ended in a victory for the latter by the only
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    KEPPEL G.C.
    63 14 Fourteen couples took out .cards in the women's October foursomes competition at the Keppel Golf Club and the following were the three best scores returned: Mrs. E. Litchfleld and Mrs. E. Hltcham 43— 12V 2 =30y 2 Mrs. R. H. Wilson and Mrs. L. A. Williams 47— 12V
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    Speed Petto Puts Up A Game Fight
    575 14 There was a great Improvement in the seating arrangements at the New World Stadium last night and those who had booked ringside seats were able to find them with ease and comfort. While complimenting Speed Petro on putting up an extremely plucky fight
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    SPORTING FIXTURES.
    117 14 Saturday. Oct .27. Races: Pint Day. Perak Autumn Meeting at Ipoh. Rugby: Inter-Stat*. Singapore vs. Negrl--Malacca at S.C.C.; Pcnang vs. Belabor at Penang; Selangor "A" vs. NS. All Blues at K.L.: South Johor? vs. Kota Raja, Johore Bahru; Wiltshire/, II vs. 3rd A. A., Changi. Hockey: O.R.A. vs.
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    Two Singapore Threequarters To Play For Negri-Malacca Today. Inter-State Rugby Today At Singapore And Penang.
    457 15 Singapore will play her second Inter i State match on the S.C.C. padang this afternoon when the combined Negri- Malacca XV will provide the opposl tion. Last season this m.teh was played at Seremban and
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    Victoria Inst. Win The Thomson Cup.
    424 15 (From Oar Own Correspondent) Kuala Lumpur. Oct. 24. An extremely large and enthusiastic crowd of schoolboys watched the Thomson Cup soccer final which was replayed today. After an uninteresting game, Victoria Institution beat St. John's Institution by the odd goal In three. St. John's
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    BILLIARDS TITLE.
    80 15 lindrum Still Ahead Of Joe Davis. Melbourne, Oct. 26. Ltndrum played brilliantly today, and at the close of play he bad scored 21.5f17 and was 669 points ahead of Davis whose total was 20.898. Lindrum's best breaks were 516, 434 and 347. His all-rounu play was suberb and
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    15 15 Speed Petro wbo was beaten by Frankie Weber at the New World SUdium last night.
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    British Manager Denies Perry Rumours.
    69 15 London, Oct. 26. Arriving from America where he had been managing the British lawn tennis players Mr. Leighton Crawford was Interviewed by Reuter and stated that there was not the slightest chance of Fred Perry turning professional at present. "What will happen in two or
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    A DRAWN GAME.
    357 15 Wiltshires And R.A.F. Score 3 Points Each. Wiltshires 3 pts.; R.A.F. 3pts. On Thursday the Royal Air Force entertained the Wiltshires and a drawn game resulted in the R.A.F. scoring a penalty goal to a try by the Regiment. Neither side was at full strength, the R.A.F.,
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    A STRONG RUGGER XV AT CAMBRIDGE.
    1713 15 'VARSITY PROSPECTS. Fair Outlook At Soccer, Hockey And Golf. The prospects of the Rugby Football at Cambridge appear almost too good to be true, and lt seems that, with the exception of the scrummage half-baoc position, W. J. Leather (Sedburgh and Clare) will have
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    23 15 St. Bartholomew's Hospital met London Hospital in a Rugby match at Winchmore. A London Hospital man is seen getting away with the ball.
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      ART OF SANDWICH MAKING.
      429 16 FOR 'HIGH' AND 'LOW' TEA. Many express a desire for sandwiches that are different." It must be admitted that the following suggestions may emerge as attractive 01 as unattractive In sandwich form as. Is the care expended upon them, fcr nothing to betrays haste and lack
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      TO KEEP PUPPY HEALTHY.
      559 16 THEY MUST BE BEEF BONES. Our puppies are growing up fast and going off to strangers to start their own lives, says a writer In The Manchester Ouardlan. The people who have bought them have asked us how to feed them and we have advised them
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      Paris Favours High Necklines For Blouses.
      827 16 LOW HEELS FOR SHOES; BRIGHT LININGS. Paris. SUMMER, says Fashion, Is an unconscionable time a-dylng, whatever those who love sunshine may say about It. Fashion is burning to sell her wares, which are all for chilly days. There are tweeds and fun which are
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      32 16 A labour saving sweeping brush on show at the Inventions Exhibition at the Central Hall, Westminster. When the sweeper is in use, the Utter and dust is automatically directed into a tray.
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      TEST TUBE BEAUTY.
      364 16 MEDICINE IN DISGUISE. The chemists have been doing a lot of hard work on behalf of women. There Is a strange new alliance between the world of test tubes and the world of fashion, and the man in the laboratory has become the collaborator of the smart
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      WINDOWS THAT NOISE CAN'T PASS.
      208 16 DOUBLE PANES THE SECRET. A3 part of the campaign against noise the National Physical Laboratory, at Teddington. has discovered how to make double windows genuinely sound-proof. It is a matter of the width of spacing between the two windows. Double windows, or partitions. It was
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    WEEK.
    1739 17 PARLIAMENTARY WEATHER FORECAST: "STORMS. INCREASING TO GALE FORCE" SOCIALIST VICTORY r AT MUNICIPAL ELECTIONS? WHITE PAPER POLICY A PERIL TO THE GOVERNMENT BETTING BILL BATTLE. (Prom Our Own Correspondent.) Straits Times Office, 40/43, Fleet Street, Oct. 17. A fortnight hence. Parliament will reassemble after the long summer Jtecess In
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    CHAP JEE KEE.
    144 17 Detectives' Find In Umbrella Frame. Adam, an elderly Malay Christian, and John Jacob, his Tnritnn companion. I pleaded guilty in the police court before Mr. J. M. Brander yesterday to having assisted In the management of a Chap Jee Kee public lottery. They were arrested by detectlvea
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    CHEATING ALLEGED.
    102 17 Eurasian Rubber Broker Charged. Sydney Henson, a Eurasian rubbei broker, made a second appearance before Mr. J. M Brander In the police court yesterday, when the charge against him was amended to one oJ cheating Sablne Schwarz out of a sum of $400, alternatively of criminal breach of
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      1927 17 I j To the Editor of the Strains Times. Sir, I have followed with great 'interest the various details and articles .given In the Straits Times throughout the recent England— Australia Air Race and would ask you to give equal publicity to the following comment on your
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      SUNGEI BESI PURCHASE.
      230 17 To the Editor of the Straits Times. Sir, I have read carefully the article with reference to the Sungel Best and I suggest in the public Interest that the full report should be published. It seems to be a custom of this country that when investigations armade
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      WITHOUT COMMENT.
      173 17 To the Editor of the Straits Times. Sir, For the facilities and convenience of the local Native Estates Owners, calling for the coupons, available for delivery, at the GoverrunenCoupon Office, I humbly invite and appreciate the local Authority for some measurable remedy. It is obviously pity, that public
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      196 17 SEVERE ECZEMA ON HANDS JO ARMS Could Not Sleep at Night with Burning Itch. Healed by Cuticura. "1 suffered with a severe eczema on my hands and arm* for a rear. 1 could not sleep at night with the burning itch. It began as a rash and afterwards broke out
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    "A DISGRACE TO THE TOWN."
    228 18 Dor Shooting. STRONG IPOH CONDEMNATION. (From Our Own Correspondent.) I Ipob. Oct. 25. String condemnation of the existing system o'. destruction of dogs 'n Ipoh was voiced by the hon. Col. Cecil Rae at the monthly meeting of the Klnta Sanitary Board this mrrnlng. Colonel
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    TRIED TO KILL HIMSELF.
    149 18 Man Who Was Dissatisfied With Court Order. I was not satisfied that I should have been sent to the house of deten,n. I have money, work and a -ne," said Long Cheong. a Chinese. v appeared b&fore Mr. J. M. Brander. the third magistrate, yesterli on
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    EURASIAN GAOLED.
    105 18 Pleads Guilty To Three Charges Of Theft. Cecil Adam Scully, a young Eurasian, who last week pleaded guilty before Mr. N. Grlce. second magistrate. to two charges of theft came up fo/ sentence yesterday. There was another charge of housebreaking against Scully but this was amended to one
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    GOVERNMENT HOUSE.
    88 18 Monday. Oct. 15. Mr. R. E. P. Dwyer had luncheon at Government House. Tuesday, Oct. 16. Group Captain Willock and Wins Commander and Mrs. Scott had luncheon at Government House. Wednesday, Oct. 17. His Excellency presided at a meeting of the Legislative Council held at the Council Chamber.
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    STOLE MASTER'S PROPERTY.
    273 18 Houseboy Gaoled. V.M.C.A. SECRETARY AS COMPLAINANT. Ng Han Sim. a young houseboy In the employ of Mr. R. Lyne, the general secretary and physical director of the Singapore Young Men's Christian Association, was this morning sentenced to three months' rigorous imprisonment in the police court by Mr.
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    KILLED BY PASSING MOTOR-CAR.
    338 18 Chinese Who Tried To Cross Road. An inquiry into the death of a 63-year-old Chinese, Chew Onn, was held by the Singapore Coroner, Mr. W. o. Porter, yesterday. Chew Onn was killed In a motor accident in connection with whlcn Osman bin Salleh, a young Javanese
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    FALSE AFFIDAVIT.
    152 18 Process Server And Shop Manager Fined. Mr. H. A. Forrer. the criminal dU trlct judge, yesterday, convicted A. Govindasamy, a process server, and Koh Hale Beng. a South Bridge Road shop manager, on a charge of swearing a false affidavit. Govindasamy was sentenced to a day's Imprisonment and
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    SIONG 800 A. A.
    278 18 Billiards And Football Matches Tomorrow. The Siong 800 Athletic Association held an extraordinary general meeting at which a new set of rules and bylaws was passed and adopted. Vacancies in the Committee of management were filled and the following gentlemen were elected to hold offices as
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    MIXED HOCKEY.
    160 18 Singles Beat The Married At Seremban. (From Our Own Correspondent) Seremban, Oct. 25. An Interesting mixed hockey match was played here today in aid of the Poppy Day Fund, and the Singles beat the Married by two clear goals. The sodden nature of the ground hampered play to
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    N.S. HOCKEY.
    91 18 (Fiom Our Own Correspondent) Seremban, Oct. 23. The Negrl Sembllan Club defeated the Paullans Hockey team in an interclub hockey match by two goals to nil, the scorers being Chapman and Edmcnds. Today an Interesting State trial was held despite the sodden nature of the ground. The Colours
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    LOCAL BASEBALL.
    117 18 The American Association, defeated the Overseas team last Sunday and have thus tied with the Japanese V.M.C. team in the Pennant race. Each have lost two games and they will now meet to decide which shall win the league. Both teams are at their best at present and
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    Y.M.C.A. HOCKEY.
    43 18 The following will represent the V.M.C.A. against S.C.C. on the S.C.C. Ground on Monday, at 5 p.m.: J. Bleha; Chatterjee and W. R. Willis Day, P. C. Sands and Catchatoor; En; San, Shirazie, Fong Lim, F. Pullen ana Reshty. Reserve: Paklanathan.
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    SINGAPORE G.C.
    37 18 The November bogey competition will be played on Saturday Nov. 3 for "A" and "B" divisions and on Sunday Nov. 4 for "C" division. The November women's bogey competition v.-lU be p'.ared en Mrr.dr.;* 5.
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    THE ALL BLUES.
    114 18 To Play Selangor A Ai K. L. Today. (From Our Own Correspondent) Seremban, Oct. 26. The following have been selected to represent the Negri Sembllan All Blues against the Selangor "A at Kuala Lumpur on Saturday. C. L. Carroll: Loo Slew Kirn, A. J. de 'ozario. W.
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    PERAK RACES.
    53 18 Five Horses Scratched From Today's Events. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Ipoh, Oct. 26. The following are the scratching for tomorrow's races Stir Up, Dear Moon, Neelaveni, Nahgoo and First Verb. The double totes will be on races four and five and seven and eight and the big sweep
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    N. S. FOOTBALL.
    95 18 (Jltinese I eieorate ineir Dcuble Success. (From Our Own Correspondent) Seremtam, Oct. 23. There was a very large attendance at the Negri Sembllan Chinese Recreation Club hall when the president, Mr. Lim Cheng Siong, held an at horn* to celebrate the club's success in both the league
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    U.S.A. BASEBALL.
    88 18 Washington, Oc'. 26. Joe Cronln, Washington manager of Che American League has been "sold" to the Boston American League. It is reported that he is receiving a five year contract as player manager. The price paid is reported to be a record, considerably exceeding the $125,000 paid by
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    SINHALESE GAOLED.
    100 18 Pawned Employer's Gold. Sentence of one month's rigorous imprisonment was passed by tha second magistrate, Mr. N. Grlce, yesterday, on an elderly Sinhalese goldsmith, Cornells Hamy, for criminal breach of trust in respect .of gold valued at $18, the property of another Sinhalese, A. M. Adris, proprietor of
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    POLICE BAND
    68 18 The band of the S.S. Pollc?. under the direction of Mr. F. E. Minns, will perform the following programme weather permitting at Katcng Park tomorrow, commencing at 5.15 p.m. Festival March. Tannhauicr (Wagner); Three Dale Dances (Wood); Selection from Sullivans opera Ruddlgore (arr. Minns): Intermezzo. From a Russian
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    HERRING TRADE.
    80 19 Need For Drastic Reorganisation. Rugby, Oct. 25. All branches of the herring industry were represented in a deputation to Sir Godfrey Collins, Secretary for Scotland. and Mr. Walter Elliot, Minister of Agriculture and Fisheries today. The views of these representatives were Invited upon the report of the Sea
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    BRIBERY ALLEGED.
    73 19 Charge Against Revenue Officer. A revenue officer attached to the I Government Monopolies Department. Leong Cheong Goon, pleaded not guilty In the police court before Mr. J. M. Brander yesterday to a charge of receiving a bribe of 40 cents from a Malay on Oct. 14. Accused declared
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    CALCUTTA OUTBREAK.
    156 19 Epidemic Of Beriberi In City. Calcutta, Oct. 4. Calcutta Is still in the grip of an outbreak of beri-berl or epidemic dropsy. It began on July 28 this year and shows no signs of abating; on the contrary the disease is spreading. So far there have been over
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    NEW AIR PORT FOR CALCUTTA.
    578 19 To Be Opened Next Month. Calcutta, Oct. 4. Details of the proposed new aeroirome in Calcutta are given in the latest Issue of "Indian National Airways Gazette" which states:--"Four minutes from Alipore, ten minutes from Chowringhee and approximately twelve minutes from Dalhousle Square by motor
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    PUBLIC SCHOOL BOYS AS EXPLORERS.
    243 19 Hardships In Interior Of Newfoundland. A party of about 50 British Public School boys, who have spent more than a montr in the interior of Newfoundland, have returned to Liverpool with their leader, Surgeon-Command-er Murray Levlck, R.N. The amateur scientists among them brought heme more
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    REMARKABLE SAILING
    42 19 The icebreaker Lidtke has completed for the first time in the history of navigation the through sailing along the Arctic sea route from east to west. The distance between Vladivostok and Murmansk was covered by the icebreaker in 83 days.
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    31 20 Crown Prince Gustav Adolf (second from left) animatedly talking to a friend in Athens. Nexi to him is Crown Princess Louise and extreme right Is Princess Ingrid wearing sun-glasses. (P. N.t
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    34 20 The scene in Constitution Avenue. Washington, after a cloudburst. The flood waters are seen rising up to the hub caps of the cars which are parked near the Department of Commerce building. (Planet News.)
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    68 20 The long service award for farm workers at the Ploughing Match and Exhibition of the Middlesex Agricultural and Growers' Society held at Hartington, was given to Mr. Arthur Littleford and Mrs. Mary Ann Littleford, who have each spent 38 years at one farm. They have now won the silver cup
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    14 20 Bishop Mailer speaking from the steps of Berlin Cathedral after his Installation. (Planet News >
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    32 20 The captain of the President* Sarmiento inspecting the guard of honour aboard (in front) be for* going ashore to meet Admiral Sir John Kelly, the Commander -in -Chief at Portsmouth. <P .N.)
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    22 20 Mr. W. J. Croft, the oldest active Brewmaster in America, toasting Merrie England with a glass of ale in London. (Planet News.)
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