Malaya Tribune, 7 October 1921

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    29 1 The Malaya Tribune. EVENING DAILY.] AND »3 SHIPPING GAZETTE. [EVEMNfG DAILY vol. vni- -NO. 239 SINGAPORE, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 7, 1921 FIVE CENTS The Malaya Tribune. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 7, 1921.
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    LETTER-BOX.
    585 2 (We do not necessarily endorse the opinions expressed by correspondents.) A NEGLECTED LORONG. F om -2j-A R.VlEi'AYER"; i ThfDonb he nfdnoi of )our vain able pap. r 1 w n t 0 point oat tbs< Lorong 25 fl G-.y.*i, K .ro.»d, which is now cr wd d wih bon«e»,
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    EUROPEAN UNEMPLOYMENT FUND.
    44 2 List of Subscribers. Previously acknowledged $95,268.62 Castlefield Estate Staff (Monthly contribution) 49 Messrs Dunlop Plantations Ltd., (Monthly contribution) 200 P R Pinhorn do. 15 c Total $95,532.62 Singapore Branch:— Previously acknowledged: $20,690.47 Messrs. Evatt and Co» 200.00 $20,890.47 Grand Total $116,423.09
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    156 2 The 9th Brigade, Royal Field Artillery, are experimenting with a view to substituting motor-hauled for horse-drawn guns. Before leaving London, for Parf s Charlie Chaplin collected a chee ue of £60,000 on account of British ro//alties in respect of a film not yet rmleased, entitled "The Idle Clar iS es."
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    RUBBER CENSUS.
    117 2 Official Notification. It is notified for general information that a census of stocks of rubber will be taken throughout British Malaya on Dec 31. All known holders of rubber will be served with notices under the Bureau of Statistics Enactment, 1919, at an early date, but any person
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    SYNTHETIC AMMONIA.
    55 2 Reuter. Paria, Oct 4.—A French scientist claims to have discovered a method for the synthetic manufacture of ammonia by extracting hydrogen from a mixture of hydrogen and carbon monoxide, produced by passing steam through red hot coke, and then sub. mitting the mixture of this hydrogen and nitrogen
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    SUPPLIES FOR RUSSIA.
    56 2 Reuter. London, Oct 4.—The British Government has decided to contribute towards the Russian famine relief certain war surpluses held by the Disposals Board, consisting of medical stores, clothing, etc. costing about a quarter of a million sterling. The supplies will be handed over to the British Red
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    A NEW COMBINE.
    29 2 Reuter. London, Oct 4.—A telegram from Guatemala says that the constitution of the new Central American State, consisting of Guatemala, Salvador and Honduras, was promulgated yesterday.—Reuter.
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    SIAMESE VISITORS.
    28 2 Reuter. London, Oct 4.—The Siamese Prince and Princess Mahidol have arrived in London from America, to study the system of the medical inspection of school children.—Reuter.
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    UNEMPLOYMENT AT THE CAPE.
    80 2 I Johannesburg, Aug. 25.—Owing to the prevailing lack of employment even mechanics and better-class workers, incluaing a number of skilled men, are accepting relief work. While this is to a certain extent due to the general depression, the position is largely caused by an influx of
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    349 2 Mr R B Bannon has returned from Home to Kuala Lumpur. Dr Horn, Director cf Medical Services, is now on a tour of inspection ay Selangor and Pahang. Mr R S le May has retired frost British Consular Service at Bangkok} in order to take up a position in tha
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      594 2 "SAFE AND EFFICIENT." Dr. Milton Hersey's Report On Baby's Own Tablets. Tbst there are no i- jnrions dmsa or opiaus in Bat s's O»ol *M it >roveJ by th» o> tfioate of D Milton Hf Annlyei tr heoiias' Q i-t>*c, and vcn*real, of whioh la- tollowiQK i*» a cooy 41
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    THE SHARE MARKET
    800 3 Latest rriies Quoted in the Market, Singapore, October 5. Messrs. Lyttil and Evatt, Exchange tnd Share brokers, issue the followuig list ol vjuoiations. Rubber. Bo Jar Shares. Issue Vaiues Buyers Sellers 1 AUeahy o.iO 0.20 1 A.or Cajah O.UO 1.00 2 Amalgamated ilaly 1.25 1.75 5 Ayer
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      173 3 AT THE POPULAR PBOTO PLAY HOUSE I EMPIRE Tacj ns Agar Boad. Trams Pass the 7)oor. I < H? TfE SECOND eHOW AT 9.30 P M. lAbI GROjBEKY CLERK comedy irt>2 parts. A deieC've Ad mystery sensation teeming with startling thrills Tf ROUCfH THE WALL Featuring William Danoarj, George Holt
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      443 3 "GAIETY CINEMA Another Big Knockout Programme of Sreolal Picture*. At 7.30 Sharp. The King Comedian of tbe Screen. The cn< ir»t to be seen in our fcreen Larry Seraon in "Traps and Tangles" Hia latest scream in two long reels Miles and miles of smiles. That which hundreds At 9.15
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    TO-DAY'S SUMMARY.
    229 4 Mr Gandhi is inviting arrest by fathering a manifesto which amongst other things urges Indian aoldiera to desert the colours. Five hundred Moplahs had a fight with the Suffolks and were worsted. They lost between 40 and 50 killed. Turkey wants peace and wishea to j pursue her
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    STILL FALTERING?
    834 4 The report of the proceedings at the meeting of the Straits Settlements Association Committee the other evening inspires somewhat mixed sentiments. But tor the courageous front maintained by one or two real progressives, with several others hanging a little timorously on the brink of a forward policy, there
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    268 4 Reuter. Sydney, Oct 5.-Mr Storey, premier >f Ke« Soulb W»les. is «lead.—Reuter Washington, Oct s.—Mr Edward Brodie has been appointed American Minister to Siam—Reuter. Mr C O Rodrigues, chief clerk in the office of the Director of MMucation, leaves here for Malacca by the Kaka this afternoon. The Rev. J
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    "ROLLO'S WILD OAT."
    62 4 Opening' Night Postponed. Owing-to the sudden illness of Mrs Strokes, who waL to take the leading part in "Rollo's Wild Oat," the A D C production, the dress rehearsal last night hid to be cancelled. We are asked to state that t k opening night will be
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    SMALLPOX OUTBREAK.
    115 4 Desirable. Dr J A R Glennie, Municipal Health Officer, writes During the past four months there have been 35 cases of small-pox-namely four in June, two irr July, in August and eighteen in .September, With eight deaths. All nationalise" have been affected. There is no distinct focus of
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    550 4 Reuter. Chinese are arriving in Jamaica at the rate of at least 200 a month. They no longer travel from Vancouver across Canada to Halifax to embark for Jamaica, but by way of the Pacific Coast of Panama. Mr C E McCausland, who returned from Home leave recently, assumed duties
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    THE PASSING SHOW.
    806 4 BY 44 QUIZ." Collage yells and "bleacher" slogans USA way "have nothing on" the fana" of this coulftry nowadays. Here is what was heard from a little band of supporters of the victoriou# team in thj Saulaya Cup final, in t F\ala Lurnpigj c|cma tn Saturday evefljng:
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      384 4 GUAN KIAT Co., Ltd., I Incorporated in the Straita Settlementa; 36, PHILLIP BTBEET, SINGAPORE j N*w Shipment Just Arrived of j Ct.rp-nt n'B Smoothing and Jack Plan**. Rra»n Tipped Note from 3/8" to 3/4". Cotlauu'g B(M8 Hut Hinges from 4" to 6". CJybnm Screw Spanners from 6" to 24". Asbestos
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    BATTLE WITH MOPLAHS.
    143 5 aaodhi -issues Non-Co-Operatioa /Jjanijesto. Government Service- 11 UndijpeiT Reuter. Calicut, Oct 6.—A communique says fl ve hundred Moplahs a engage? a detachment of the Suffolks on Sept. 30 near Kumaramputhnr, and 40 to 50 Moplahs were killed.—Reuter. Bombay, Oct. 6.-Forty-gght non-co-operation leaders, headed by Grndhi. have issued
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    HOPEFUL NOTE. Trade Improving.
    132 5 Reuter. London, Oct 5.-Mr John Drum, President of tha American Bankers' Association, sounded a new and cheerful note regarding industrial conditions at Los Angeles. Basing his statement on the reports of a thousand bankers all over the country, he said there it nothing either in the
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    TURKEY AND PEACE.
    64 5 Notable Utterance. Reuter. Constantinople, Oct s.—lzzet Pasha has voiced the growing Turkish disposition in favour of peace by declaring that the Turks desired to see the Sultanate and Khilafate strengthened and the administration of Turkey developed strictly on constitutional lines. He declared that Turkey had not yet
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    CANADIAN POLITICS.
    88 5 Election Campaign Opens. Reuter. Ottawa, Oct. s.—Following the dissolution of parliament Mr Meighen issued a manifesto in view of the general election. He favours maintenance of the tariff and the Britiah connection, declaring for maintenance of the British Empire aa a league of autonomous nations. There were common
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    MASTERPIECE SOLD?
    38 5 Reuter. London, octje>s.—The newspapers state the Duke of Westminster has sold Gainsborough's "Blue Boy," to an Amirica'n purchaser, London, Oct s.—The Duke of Westminster returned to London to-dsy, snd denied that Blue Boy had bean sold.—Reuter.
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    WEST HOUGHTON POLLING.
    46 5 Reuter. London, Oct 6.—Eighty-six »,P*r centum of the electorate in West Houghton polled at the by-election, the result of the death of Mr Tyson Wi'son,the Labour member. The result of the ballots was R Da vies (Lah *t) 14,876 i Tonge (Coalition) 10,867.—Reuter.
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    QUEST RESTING.
    28 5 Reuter. Lisbon, Oct. s.—Owing to adverse weather the Quest has arrived to overhaul her engines. Shackletoa lunched with the British Consul, and called at the Legation.—Reuter.
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    DEPRECIATED MARK.
    29 5 Reuter. Berlin, Oct s.—Owing to depreciation of the mark the surcharge on imports will be raised on Oct 2 from nine hundred to nineteen hundred per cent.—Reuter.
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    JOY IN N. WALES.
    18 5 Reuter. London, Oct 6.—Joy bells announced the decision to re-open the North Wales collieries.—Renter.
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    HEAVEN HELPS THOSE.
    99 5 Who Help Themselves. Reuter. H>ndon, Sept 5.—A wire from Moscow says a revolution in agricultural methods is proceeding. The Russian peasants, no longer content to rely on Providence for successful crops, are profiting by the lessons of the drought ■ad making extensive irrigation works. The railways are
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    KU-KLUX-KLAN.
    127 5 Terrorist Gang Indicted. Reuter. New York, Oct 5.—A decision by Congress to investigate the activities of the Ku-Klux Klan has led to an amazing outburst by the adherents of the Klan against the forces of law and order. Members of the Senate and House of Representatives who dared to
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    HUNGARY SUBMITS.
    146 5 Austria Suspicious. Reuter. Budapest, Oct s.—Hungary has signed the protocol agreeing to transfer Burgenland to Austr.a, and has thus cleared the way for an AustroHungarian agreemnt in conformity with the decision of the coherence of ambassadors.—Reuter. Vienna, Oct s.—Official circles regard the signing of the protocol, mentioned this
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    ELECTRICAL INVENTION.
    53 5 Reuter. Christiana, Oct 5.-The fihysjcist Gross has prtdflce* an accumulator of three cells weighing 25 giving a pressure, of six volts over, two hundred watt fturs per kilo-} gramme, or six times more than the ordinary lead accumulator. It does not freeze, a*d sustains Short circuits that wuld
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    RUSSIA AND BRITAIN.
    49 5 Reuter. London, Oct .5.-Mr Urquhart has returned to fcendon. He reached an agreement «4 the BolAieviks on thirty-It* out of thirty-mn* petti concerning the **openmS, of the Russo-Asiatic s mining properties, and will discuss the mining v ith M Krassm in remaining points wnn i» London.—Reuter.
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    BRITISH ENTERPRISE.
    19 5 Reuter. Par<s Oct 6-A message from capitalists has boHght the vast tracts ox alichcoaiaeldneazßybnik hitherto anworked.— Reutay.
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    RAILWAY SMASH.
    189 5 TERRIBLE ACCIDENT IN CARRIAGES ON FIRE. Reuter. Paris, Oct. 5.—The suburban tunnel at Batignolles was the scene of an awful collision between two passenger trains, followed by a fire, in which hitherto four persons are known to be killed and 18 seriously injured, besides 50 being slightly hurt.
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    LEAGUE'S WORK.
    241 5 Dr. Nansen on the Future. Reuter. Geneva, Oct 5. —The League Assembly adopted a revised scale of contributions to the expenses of the League. Fourteen States signed the protocol of the white slave traffic convention, including Britain, Australia, Cannu-, South-Africa, New Zealand, Italy. Portugal and Siam. France and
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    FILM ACTRESS KILLED.
    78 5 Reuter. New York, Oct s.—The film actress Madeline Davis met with a sensational death on the beach at Longbranch. In the presence of a crowd she was carrying out a stunt for which she was noted, namely climbing from a motorcar at full speed to an aeroplane
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    AEROPLANE DISASTER.
    47 5 Reuter. s.—The inquest on the Manston Aeroplane disaster showed tl!tt the machine behaved most satisfa/aorily in Hi night a little earlier. The opinion was expressed that the pilot turned too near the ground with--69 sufficient flying speed. A verdict of death by misadventure was returned?—Reuter.
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    CHINESE LOAN.
    36 5 Reuter. ttarls, Oct s.—The newspapers state lhat the Cabinet has decided in pnnciple in favour of the issus of a Chinese loan on the Paris market in connection with the Banque IndustneUe de Chine.—Reuter.
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    SPANISH VICTORY.
    30 5 Reuter. Madrid, Oct 5.-Twenty-five thousand Spaniards defeated thirty thousand Moors, capturing important positions, including a strongly fortified area containing the Moorish centre of concentration and staff headquarters. —Retter.
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    SUBMARINE SINKS.
    31 5 Reuter. Ams&dam, Oct 5.-The submarine OS, fitting out at Denhelder naval station, tank, water entering the after hatchway. There were no casualties. The vessel will probably he raised.—Renter. w
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    RAFFLES COLLEGE SITE.
    268 5 ECONOMIC GARDENS NOW SELECTED. Dr R O Winitedt, D Litt, Acting Principal, Raffles College, writes In 1919, it will be remembered, the Government of the Straits Settlements purchased 4 L aores at Moant Rosie for the site of Raffles College. The cboloe of this spot was not
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    HARMSTON'S CIRCUS.
    173 5 Grand Opening Night. As the oldest established circos in th« East, Harmston's show drew an extra large crowd at the opening perfomance last night in the spacious tent in Beach-road. There were some old favourites in the pogramine, together with lome welcome newcomers. The programme was long and
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    NEW PACIFIC MAIL SERVICE
    112 5 We are informed by tho Pacific Mail Steamship Company that commencing with the s.s.Creole State, due here on the 14th instant, from San Francisco, Honolulu and Manila, a direct passenger and freight service to Calcutta will be inaugurated. As these vessels make this run in five
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    FIRE ON CEYLON MARU
    35 5 The s.s. Ceylon Maru, which was proceeding to Calcutta from -lava, with v cargo of sugar, put into ;-rt here yesterday, owing to a fire hav.ng broken out in her bunkers.
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    HOW TO AVOID MOSQUITOES.
    134 5 Yellow a Repellant Colour. As a result of experiments carried out by scientists in different parts of the world, it has been ascertained (says a Ceylon paper) that certain colours do not attract mosquitoes, particularly yellow, so that those who wear clothes of a yellow hue
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    EMPIRE'S WISH.
    233 5 An American View. Reuter. London, Oct s.—Mr Lloyd George, referring to the Washii.gton Conference, when speaking at Inverness, said that if wisely approached and conducted in a broad and courageous spirit it would constitute one of those outstanding events which would affect human history for generations. The British
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    INDIAN LABOUR.
    169 5 P A M's Grave Announcement. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur, Oct 6.—A Planters' Association of Malaya circular letter to the District Planters' Associations state-) that the standing committee of the P A M conferred with the Controller of Labour regarding the future of Indian Labour so far
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    CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.
    87 5 Alteration of Rule 38. At a general meeting of the Singapore Chamber of Commerce in the Exchange Rooms yesterday, the Hon Mr Vincent Gibbons presiding, the alteration to rule 38, passed at the last half-yearly meeting, was confirmed. The revised rule confines the l lght of voting
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    SHANGHAI FREIGHTS.
    178 5 Messrs Wh*-elo<k and Co., of Shanghai, reported on Sept 22 The situation in our outward freight markets is as follows To United Kingdom and Continent: —Conditions on this berth remain as we last reported and we are afraid there is every likelihood of their continuing—so that prospects for
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    82 5 Mr J F Edington, of the F M S Railways, haa been selected for appointment to a commission in the Regular Army Reserve of Officers, Royal Enginers, with ths rank of Lieutenant, 1921. The Monitors are to disappear from the navy. Twelve remain in the fleet now and they have
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    EXCHANGE.
    68 5 Singapore, October 7. On London— Bank 4 months' sight 2s 4 l-4d Demand 2s 4 Private 3 months, sight 2s 4 l-2d On India— Bank Tel. Transfer 168 On Hongkong— Bank demand draft 20 p.c. pan. On Shanghai— Bank demand draft M On Java— Bank Tel. Transfer 136% On
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    RUBBER QUOTATIONS.
    75 5 C. of C. Fobber Associatioa. Singapore, October 7. Pale Crepe Closing Prices. Buyers Sellers Spot 30 31 Ribbed Smoked Sheet Closing Prices. Buyers Sellers Spot 32 33 October 324 33% Oct to Dec. 344 35 Jan. to March 36 37 Tone of Msrket.—Firm. Fred Watt/house Co., Ltd. Singapore,
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    MACPHAIL & CO'S REPORT.
    110 5 MACPHAIL CO'S REPORT. Singapore, Oct. 7. Silver 41%. Hongkong 26 per cent premium. Shanghai Nil. Three Months Gold $45%. Share Market.—Dull. Rubbers.—Small enquiry. Tins.—Taipings $1.02% to $1.07%, Norths $1.22% to $1.27%, Souths 62% to 67% cents Nawng Pets $1.45 to $1.50 Papans 42% to 47% cents, Padang Plandoks 62% to
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    BARLOW & CO'S REPORT.
    47 5 BARLOW CO'S REPORT. Copra. Singapore, Oct. 6. Since last reporting a large amount of business has been done in the above commodity but prices, after slight fluctuations, close unchanged. Quotations are as follows: No. 1 Standard $11.75 to $12.00 No. 2 11.25 11.75 No. 3 10.75 11.25
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    BUS FATALITY.
    136 5 Test for Next Sunday. The inquest on the death of two Chinese who were passengers in motor bas 3837, which captized in New Keppal-road on Sept 26, was c ntii ued before Mr Bourne, the Coroner, this morning. Tsn Eng Tian, an assistant at the 8 H B
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    SPORT
    284 6 FOOTBALL. TO DAY'S A The SRC and the R F. Sp >rts Club neet in their S F A Ci; >c.ni-final replay this afternoon. lls 1 *ams will be as before, and it is to b. hoped that they will pnt up a more interesting match than they lid
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    SWIMMING.
    246 6 V M C A CARNIVAL. Tha following have qu a n=rd for the finals of the V M C A swimming carnival 80 yards members' handicap, A Schudel, Thio Soon Wan, Seah Ten± Ann, Tan Soon Tye; Open diving comnet.tim, N Towers A Kirn, G Towers, Tan Hcag Guan
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    GOLF.
    177 6 8 G C n. KLANG. Gavriron t.am played Klang on Monday tha latter winning a close jgk e_ The fo lowing were the scorer. :'sz F.'ang players beiag namsd fast: W J iloir 0 v. Lt A ii B ;yce R M E T James 0 v. Capt. D
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    CRICKET.
    75 6 ANOTHER ARMSTRONG DENIAL. represent tive oi the London •Sta. int rvie.vcd Ar irtionj with »g»rd to th-; Btatiir.ect attributed to —s. by the "Daily Cnroaide'* thai he toJd G E C Wood that if ths team had corns through tha tour unbeaten each member would have been presented w.ta
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    BOXING.
    1012 6 LAST NIGHTS CONTESTS. (By "Wanderer.") A pronounced success crowned the leffoiuiI effoiui oX ta promoters ox .ast night's £uuig coatees at the s.ar (Wj Had, ia a.v of th* Moo-iW) unemployment Fund. Xhsj succea* wa, not conuned to a cro.vued novae, lor the management of the snow was extent,
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    LAWN TENNIS.
    404 6 SCC TOURNAMENT. YESTEHDAY'S PT-AY. Newcomers' Handicap. S F Derbyshire, owe 5 beat J M Msnson, plus 3, w o. K B Osbourne, owe 3 beat J Bakkonect. plus 3, G—9, 6—4. W E Coates, owe 4 beat L H Goldie, scr. w.o. L H Campling, scr. baat J
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    YACHTING.
    111 6 SUNDAY'S RACES. The race: en Sunday morning for the S V C big class boats is for tht .Margaret II Cup, unJcr t'.ie following handicaps: Matika, Elizabeth, Stella Dorothy btart 10 a.m.; Betty, Helen, Marion, Puteh Eve start 10.5 a.m.; Margaret II starts 10.8 a.m.; Kathleen Gertrude start 10.11
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    CINEMA CHAT.
    191 6 At the Liberty ITa!l, to-ni>rht, a Urrvsrsal special, "Thunder Island", a five-act terrific tale cf the wt»vrad« ing adventures of a little white tigress in the South Soa Islands, feat-ring Edith Roberts at her best, and episodes 9 and 10 of "King of the Circus", the Eddie Polo
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    LOCAL PROPERTY SALE.
    132 6 The fotktwbtg propertta were sold by auction by Messrs Cheong Korn Sens: and Co, at their sale room, No. 30 Kling-strcct, on WedncsJay afttrnoon Valuable bnd and business premises No. 47, Robinson-road, area 1040 cquare feet, held under Statutory Grant No. *****, bought by Mr Khoo Yang
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    HONGKONG FREIGHTS.
    263 6 Messrs Snowman and Co, of Hongkong, reported on Sept 24: Since our last report on the 10th instant local rates, have, on the whole, been inclined to strengthen. The demand for tonnage on time- charter, i.owcver, shows no signs of improvement, although there are one or two enquiries
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    47 6 It is stated in the "Central China Post" that thtrc is a very serious congrogatioa of defeated sol&.crs to tho west of aad in the neighbourhood oi Yuenkiang. These msa ate terrorizing tne people around tbsss and arr freely holding up and ■MUM s\U jjyttjTjl asMWMtflb 1
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    96 6 The t'eath is reported from Seacourt, Bangor, County Down, of Sir Samuel C Davidson, X B E., managing director of the Sirocco Engncerii.g Woiks, Belfast Sir Samuel, who was born in 1840, was thj invertor of the "Sirocco" fan. Altogether betook out upwards of two hundred
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      512 6 MAILS CLOSE. To-day, Oct 7. Pfit j Pahat Sri ongsee 2 p m, Saigcn Cadaretta 2 p.m. Blinjoe, Djeboes Palemb.ang Van IlogenJorp 2 p.m. Port Swettenhara Teluk Anson •Kampar 3 p.m, Malacca Munr »Kaka 3 p.m Penang* Calcutta Kwaisang 3 p.m Pontianak Singkara 4 p.m |Kcta Tinggi *Hong Soon 4
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    224 7 REPORT OF COMMISSION. In the Ceylon Observer of Sept 17 the following appeared It is notified for general information that the Salaries Commission have completed their report and have sent it to His Excellency the Governor. Sir Alexander Wood Renton, Chairman of the Salaries Commission, and Mr
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    237 7 Naive Proposals to Lord Cavan. The unconventional course of MajorGenual Lord i a.an, in asking all ranks in the Aldersbot command to make suggestions toward* aecuring a 20 per cent economy cut," haa had a hearty response from the men. Some of the replica are more ingenious tnan
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    47 7 In consequence of the falling off of trade between Japan ftidfChiiia and Australia, due to the general depression, the Eastern and Australian Co. have decided to withdraw the steamer Kanowna from its services. The Kanowna is the largest vessel employed sa Wm Made wish Sjfejaa tSwn ri«#sm>
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    71 8 Phyllia was a sweet young miss just home from college. "Well, mother," quoth she, "even now that I have graduated, my work isn't finished. I must now study psychology, philology, bibli—" "Just wait a minute!" said her mother in kindly, firm tones, "I have arranged for you to take a
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