Malaya Tribune, 19 October 1921

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    28 1 The Malaya Tribune. EVENING DAILY,] AND SHIPPING GAZETTE. [EVENING DAJLi. Vol. vui No. 24« SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 19, 1921 FlV£ CENTS The Malaya Tribune. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 19, 1&21.
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      166 1 ;,UN COMPANY I supplies ah photographic Materials AND Tbe B'£sht Place for Amateurs IN |Ullii|"t Printing and Enlargement No. 94' NORTH BRIDGE ROAD. SINGAP»BB. phone 560 Whiteaway, Laidlaw* Co., Ltd., Singapore. (Incorpoaated in England.) <^Pfy— fOMF OFTHf LIMES. Tobraleo:—28 inches. Stripes, Checks, Plain. Special Offers SI.20 per yard. Tootal Pique
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      119 1 Sime, Darby Co., Ltd. (Incorporated in Straits Settlements > ELECTRICAL DEPARTMENT. Quotations given for complete Elect 1c Lighting Power Installations, Foil r*r g.- n| «'.riad npplie* In itook: V-I.R. Wires Cables. Metal Filameut Lamps. 4 Ceiling Table Fans. Fittings Accessories. "OWQirapl" Telephones. MADSTRONG" Wants, rhe ideal Lighting Set for Bungalows
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      226 1 CIGASKTTBB NUMBER U VIRGINIA Un vary ing in Quality the World Orer. Sole Manufacturers: ARDATH TOBACCO Co., Ltd., LONDON. S i Just Arrived, Manilla Rope The Rope you can trust MADE FROM Manilla Hemp In the World's Great Hemp Centre with the most modern Machinery. Stocked in 3 Qualities: White
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    LETTER-BOX.
    11 2 (We do not necessarily endorse the opinions expressed by eorrespoadente.)
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    CHINESE REPRESENTATION ON THE LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL
    230 2 From MR LEE I JIN: With reference to your footnote to my letter in your paper of the 12th inst. statin# that the difference between a Straitsborn Chinese and a Chinese born in China is that one is a British subject and the other
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    THE EURASIAN ASSOCIATION.
    346 2 From FAG: There appears to be some misapprehension existing in the minds of most people as to the true meaning of the term Anglo-Indian. When the proposal of the affiliation to the Anglo-Indian Association of Madras was brought up for discussion by Mr Westerhout at the meeting
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    A NEW FLOTATION.
    57 2 Messrs Baker. Morgan and Co, Ltd, ol Kuala Lumpur, reported on Oct 14 as follows The imminent flotation of Dickinson and Co. Ltd.," proprietors of the Malayan Leader" and the new "Suaclay Times" will provide an opportunity for the investment of any loose capital, and prospectuses may
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    ONE RESULT.
    25 2 Reuter. London Oct 16.-Ona of the con?stb/ c ,the ft *rd to mv PBtl/? ate the complaints of internee, a„d prisoners in Ireland-
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    69 2 The bank case of alleged forgery. Kuala Lumpur police court and remanded upon several occasions, was on Thursday transferred to the Seremban police court for trial, the accused being further remanded until Thursday next. Various Chinese organisations in from Peking organizationa urging the appointment of unofficial delegates to the Pacific
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    REGISTRATION OF SCHOOLS.
    191 2 Mr. Goh's Position. His many friends io Penan v ill be glad to learn that a cable has been received from V*r G H (Job, who went to London as one < f tbe delegate* r» gardfng the R ptatranou of School*, «o irely hh»o i m
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    DHOBIES AND DISEASE.
    270 2 Mr Thome's rrm*rk» on rhis >ob jpct mt the Municipal mce'.irg a' PenaDz on Toe d«-y cor.jare ap rooat unpleasant visions, .km d. aea3CB among tbe d obits mean tkin diseases all over th t wn. Some years aao tie aame qacs'ion was r r iaed to
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    FRENCH ITEMS.
    113 2 Reuter. Paris, Oct 17.—Speaking at Metz at the unveiling ceremony of the French patriot Deroulede's monument, the War Minister, M Barthou, stated that French diplomacy acts in the open, and has no use for intrigues. French democracy wants nothing but peace. No nation aims more resolutely or more
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    EX-SERVICES ASSOCIATION OF SINGAPORE.
    99 2 All Ex-Officers W O's, N C O's, and men who have not received their medals are strongly advised to write as under without delay as notices are appearing weekly in the home papers asking for this to be done. Ex-British Officers to :—The Secretary, War Office,
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    164 2 Says the Singapore "Tribune":I* ia high time that in exalted circles here a fact was reaped which humhie* folk fully appreciate—that an Editor ia in a responsible and delicate poaition, day by day faced with difficalt rleciaiona, and oftener than some m>r> think standing i« the way of dangerous agitation
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    CHETTY'S MISFORTUNE.
    175 2 Cheap Land in Koala Selangor. •The Chief Judicial Commissioner had an interesting case before him cO Thursday in which a Kualg Lumpur Chetty charged Selvadurai and G Daslage, two clerks of the Kuala i Selangor District Office, with fraud and collusion in respect of the sale of I
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    RUBBER COMPANY NEWS.
    36 2 London, Oct 15.—The Allagar Rubber Estates Limited, to reconstruct, is calling up 9d. per share. The Company must raise £30,000. Seletar Rubber Estates Limited's reconstruction was carried amid considerable opposition.—"Malay Mail" special cable.
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      263 2 k Single Trial Proves the Superiority c OF FMIROZ i GO'S Aerated Waters. FIRST CI ASS NEW-FASHIONEO SAHONGS 0 can always be obtained from the address below, with a guarantee tbat if unsaleable they can be returned within o 120 days, without deduction and exchange for new sarongs, o** <*>
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      628 2 A WOM«'S TROUBLES. Inleresliotf Os»- in Uy in Tbe cass of Mn. E. M. Fernando, wife of Mr. W. H..Fernando, stationmaster at Nugegoda, on tbe Ceylon Government Railways, is of especial interest to woman. Here are tbe facts as related by this lady.— After the birth of my son Denxil
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      340 2 HARD TO BELIEVE. Yet Nevertheless True and Easily Verified. Mr J Sawyer, living at 8, Newhall Street, Birmingham, waa a great sufferer from Chronic Rheumatism, but had no faith in advertised cures and it was only after great persuasion that he was induced to give Littles Oriental Balm a trial.
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      523 2 AUCTION SALE. oheomTm^^ AUCTIONEERS APPRAISERS. o No. 30, Kiing Street, Singapore. l 0, Important Mortg igee s Sale cf Valuable Freehold Properties sit Karrponrj Bahru Road, Changi Koad and j£ast Coast Road and Padang Jeringfeu. \t Messrs, Cheong E*oou SoLg A Oo.'* Sale-Room, No. 3j, X i *q Od Wednesday,
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    THE SHARE MARKET
    772 3 Littsi i'rices Quoted in the Market. gapore, October 18. jltisri. LyaU and Evatt, Exchange and Share Brokers, iaaue tbe following list of quotations. Rubber. Dollar Saares. ISSBS v lue Buyers Sellers 1 Alh 0.10 0.20 1 Alor Gajab 0.90 1.00 2 Aaargaiated Maly 1.25 1.75 5 Ayer
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      161 3 POPPIAR PHOTO.PLAY HOUSE EMPIRE Pagar RoaJ. fmdß PaB(J Door. 1 mmi i mm m I I IN THE SECOND SHOW AT 9.30 P.M. ft I A rline Pretty with Henry G. Sell iaihe super serial I sensation of tho year. j j* A*WOMAN IN GREY I J If Episoies or
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      637 3 I Alhantmi hi Tuesday, October is, to Sunday. October 23. The I re* ftbe BEST A V BIA fk M W*% JL w,! 3: AL HAM BRA =g: Its* the BEST rha h.h v .1 Cs*e* Coffee I I •eeessiis.ij 0r Ma,k IBd Fwtorti Tea, etc. I 1 flfitlaa road.
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      310 3 IN THE SECOND SHOW •tar Feature VIOLA DANA I In FALSE EVIDENCE "—Enough Bald! Latt 3 Nights —Tuesday, Wednesday A Thursday, Oct. 18, 19 i JO Nightly at 10 p.m. AT 9.15 P.M. Thunderbolt Jaok Septal Episodes 7 A 8. IN THE FIBBT SHOW AI 7.30 BHABPThe HOUDINI n Serial
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    TO-DAY'S SUMMARY.
    187 4 Britain and the United States are returning complimenta in honouring their respective "Unknown Heroes." North-East coast steel manufacturers are cutting prices below cost in the endeavour to revive trade. America ia preparing for its railway strike with huge motor-transport schemes, after the British precedent. Australian Labour is pronouncing
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    TOWN TOPICS.
    770 4 The dhoby peril! That is the latest scare worked up by the Municipal Commissioners of Penang, and there can be few people who do not know that there is some cause for alarm. The washermen who have our health at their mercy are addicted to practices which are
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    272 4 Reuter. Inspector Porter has commenced duties as Traffic Inspector. Alexandria, Oct 17.—The steamer Eastern Admiral has now arrived.— Reuter. Owing to pressure on space to-day, Sports Notes are held over for our next issue. Mr Cocker took up hia as Deputy Registrar of the Supreme Court this week. Inspector A
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    RENT ASSESSMENT BOARD.
    223 4 The Chairman's Departure. At the meeting of the Rent Assessment sjtoard yalterday at which Mr C N Maxwell presided, Mr E Tessensohn* addressing the chairman, before ibf usual business was proceeded with, said he took tne opportunity of expressing the t&nks and appreciation of the members of
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    ALLENBY RUBBER.
    121 4 Reconstruction Turned Down. (From Our Own Correspondent). Kuala Lumpur, Oct 19.—An Allenby Rubber extraordinary meeting considered the reconstruction proposals previously announced, and on a show of hands a large majority voted in favour of the resolutions (to liquidatl the present company and form a new me). The minority
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    396 4 Reuter. London. Oct 17.—Sir Eric Geddes l»s« «signed, «nd Xesl. l. ruler secrel«r/. csrri»» on tomporsril/—Rentier, Majid, a Malay, was fined $50 by Mr Nunn in the criminal district court this morning for failing to report a case of smallpox in a house in Upper Serangoon-road. A Malay woman named
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    THE LIBEL FUND.
    207 4 TIME TO SUBSCRIBE —NOW. Enough has been said in past day or two as to the reasons for opening a public subscription for this Fund. Briefly, it is meant as an opportunity to the general public to give an expr#sion of Sympathy with the Straits Times and
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    BUS DRIVER GETS OFF.
    402 4 D P P's Strong Comments. Ia the second police court, before Mr Bull, yesterday, the case was brought up in which Tan Ah Soon the driver of motor bus 3837 which overturned in New Keppel-road on Sept 26, two Chinese passengers being Killed, stood charged with
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    ANTI-REGISTRATIONISTS
    116 4 Bank Director Arrested. Says the Malayan Leader A Penang correspondent writes tbat during the visit of Mr P T Allen. Secretary for Chinese Affsirs, to Penang last weak, Mr Tan Sin C heu and a teacher of a local Chinese chool were taken into cestody with a view to
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    40 4 As H E the Governor is unable to be present at the finals of tbe Malaya Boxing Championship, to be held ia the Victoria Theatre on Saturday, H X the. General Officer Commanding has kindly consented to present ths prize;.
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      326 4 111' 1 GILBERT SULLIVAN'S FAMOUS OPERA I ''li/til T*HE music of The Yeomen of the Guard," one of th« 1 HE I 1 moat charming of Gilbert and Sullivan* opera*, haa pi Master's I m Voice I ff ander the personal direction of Mr. R D»CMy Carte, by I artistes
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      322 4 GUAN KIAT Co., Ltd., Incorporated in tbe Strait* Settlement*. 36. PHILLIP 8TREET, SINGAPORE New Shipment Just Arrived of Carpenter's Smoothing and Jaok Planet. Brae Hexagon Tapped Nate from 3/8" to 3/4". Ontland'i Braee Bau Hinges from If to 6". Clyhum Borew Spanners from 6" to 24''. Asbestos Cord or Yarn
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      66 4 g)omegttc Occurrence. ACKNOWLEDGMENT. Mr. Tan Seow Joo and Hon», T»n Miang Bong, Mianif Yoog, Miang Chiang, Mi*ng Phiow, ttiang Kang and family beg to thank their relative* and frienda, naemberi of Roaedsl* Aaaooiation, Pat Siang Clob, A.D Aaaociation, who kindly attended the fnnerM of the laie Mrt. Tan Seow Joo
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    COLOMBO MYSTERY.
    1265 5 Tragic Account of Death of "Mr J. Hall." Belieied to be Singaporean. ft ttt is m air of mystery attachi-. to the discovery of the body* of f rsropesn in Colombo, 'reported lh at of Mr J A Hall, who was app»rently a rabber Pinter from tbe FM
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    NEW PACIFIC FLEET.
    80 5 Base at Singapore. Reuter. London, Oct 17.—The Daily Express understands that the British and Dominions Governments agreed during the Imperial Conference that if the Washington Conference failed to result in an understanding regarding the Pacific, it would be necessary to establish a new powerful Far Eastern fleet,
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    AUSTRALIAN OPINION.
    107 5 Reuter. London, Oct 17.—The correspondent dot the Times at Melbourne wires that the Inter-State Labour Conferentv&has passed a resolution in favour of making the Commomw Ulth the supreme governing authority of Australia, with unlimitttl powers, the States having only such as the Commonwealth confess The resolution provides tit
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    THE PHILIPPINES.
    45 5 Reuter. Manila, Oct 17.—Speaking at his inauguration as Governor of the Philippines, General Leonard Wood said that he intended to establish a policy of efficiency economy and morality, with a view to popular Government to the fullest extent Embodied in the Jones Bill.—Reuter.
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    13 5 Garrison orders state that all troope in rbo c>»nun»nd or» to do l»>v»«si»>4-
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    AMERICA & BRITAIN.
    490 5 AMERICA BRITAIN. ceremony in the Abbey. TOKEN OF FRIENDSHIP. Reuter. London Oct 17.-Gen.ral Pershing was accorded an enthusiastic welcomf m London to-day, when he laid the Medal on the Abbey 7 "T"* 0 in We.tmin.tS wreath at the foot of the Cenotaph. altS o cro u ds heartiI ch <*™d
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    CUT IN SHIP-PLATES.
    63 5 To Encourage Trade. Reuter. London, Oct 17.—The northeast c#»st steeJ piah&acturers have made a drastic cut of seventy shillings a ton in ship plates, which are now ten guineas'a ton compared with £24 10s at the beginning of the year. A big manufacturer declared that they were
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    BRITAIN'S DELEGATES.
    97 5 Reuter. L-itdon, Oct. 17.—1n the event of WW Lloyd* George going to Washingand Mr Balfour will sail on the Aquitania, whose departure from Southampton will be accelerated a couple of days, namely Nov. 3, to enable them to reach Washington by Nov. Premier's visit, which is still dependent
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    VALUABLE STAMPS.
    40 5 Reuter. Paris, Oct 17.—The sale of the celebrated Ferrari collection of stampz, concluded at Paris, yielded a total of 3,271,937 francs. The highest price was 113,000 francs for an unuaed block of six 1843 double Genevas.— Reuter. *v
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    16 5 Reuter. Warsaw, Oct 17.—M Frankiowics, secretary of the Polish repatriation commission, has been assassinated at Moscow.—Reuter.
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    BELFAST AGAIN.
    271 5 SECTARIAN OUTBREAKS REPORTED. AWARDS FOR MURDERS. Reuter. London, Oct 17.—Messages from Belfast report desultory firing in the streets. A young Protestant shipyard worker was found murdered on Saturday evening. An official communique mentions two further minor affairs on Sunday, order being restored on the arrival of the Crown
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    THE STRIKE THREAT.
    132 5 Preparations in U. S. Reuter. Washington, Oct 17. —The Labour Board propose in order to avert the railway strike to withdraw the reduction of freights, and the equivalent reduction in wages, recommended in July, also the withdrawal by the railways of operatives' further reductions, and the strike
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    A STORMY PASSAGE.
    139 5 Reuter. London, Oct 17.—The trip of Zaglul Pasha, the Nationalist leader, up the Nile, led to a short tierce fight at Assiut, between the Zaglulites and the supporters of the Premier, Adly Pasha. Sticks and stones were used and a shot fired from the crowd, whereupon the
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    WIRELESS RANGE.
    47 5 Reuter. London, Oct 17.—A message from Capetown states that the P and O steamer Baradine, with high power wireless aboard, has been in constant direct touch with Bordeaux during the voyage from England to Capetown. The operator also distinctly heard Annapolis and San Francisco.— Reuter.
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    THE GERMAN PULSE.
    39 5 Reuter. Berlin, Oct 17.—The Municipal elections have resulted in a agaall majority for the non-Socialist parties, attributed partly to public resentment over the Upper Silesian decision. The extreme Conservatives gained a remarkable increase of votes. —Reuter.
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    16 5 The prohibition of export of Straits Settlements silver and copper coin from Johore has been repealed.
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    U. E. PRESENTATION.
    583 5 RETIREMENT OF MR. MILLER. After 32 Years' Service. There was an interesting presentation at the offices of the United Engineers, Limited, Damar Road, yesterday afternoon, when Mr T Q B Miller received a handsome gift from the Earopean members cf the staff. Mr Miller has retired from
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    130 5 Our Penang correspondent wires that Father Le Tessier, parish priest of tbe Church of Our Lady of Sorrows, Penang, died in France a week ago. An open verdict of culpabie uomicide amounting to murder against some person or persons unknown waa returned by Mr F G Bourne, the Coroner, yesterday,
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    FOOTBALL.
    145 5 ENGLISH LEAGUE RESULTS. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Kaala Lumper, Oct 19 Tbe Lahore correspondent of tbe Malay Mail" wires tbe following results, received by the "Civil and Military Gazette," dated London, Oot 15 League, First Division. Woolwich A 1, Sunderland 2. Atton Villa 0, W Brom A 1. Blackburn
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    EXCHANGE.
    96 5 Singapore, October 19. n London— Bank 4 months' sight 2s 4 7-32 d Demand 2s 3 31-32 d Private 3 months, sight 2s 4 l-2d On India— Bank Tel. Transfer 160 On Hongkong— Bank demand draft 24 p.c. p.m. On Shanghai— Bank demand draft 56*4 On Java— Bank Tel.
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    RUBBER QUOTATIONS.
    41 5 C. of C. rubber Association. Singapore, October 19. Ribbed Smoked Sheet Closing Prices. Buyers Sellers Spot 33 34 October 34 344 Nov. to Dec. 35 36 Jan. to March 37 37% April to June 38 38 Tone of Market.—(juiet.
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    Fred Wati.house Co., Ltd.
    31 5 Singapore, October 19. To-day's closing rubber quotations are aa under:— New York.—l 7 cts. London.—lo %d. Singapore.—33% cts. Tone of Market.—Sticky. Tin to-day $79.50; 100 tons sold.
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    MACPHAIL & CO'S REPORT.
    100 5 MACPHAIL CO'S REPORT. Silver 40|. Hongkong 24j per cent premium Shanghai nil. Three months Gold $47*. Share Market.—Dill. Bobber-.—Small enquiry. Tins.—Taipings $1.05 to $1.10. N-Tthssl ITL to $1.'22}, Sou-hs 60 to 65 cents, Pets $1.45 to $1.50, Pap»n» 4 to 47} cents, Padang Plaodoks 60 to 65 cents, R>wangs 52}
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    SELANGOR COCONUTS.
    77 5 (From Our Own Correspondent). Kuala Lumpur, Oct 18. —At Selangor Coconuts tenth annual meeting, Mr J A Russell, presiding, said there was no dividend, but he hoped they would be in a safer position to do so next year. The estate was in good condition and improving in
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    PENANG WEDDING.
    67 5 (From Our Own Correspondent). Penang, Oct 18.—The wedding took place in the Presbyterian Church, the Rev Mr Douglas officiating, of Mr Alexander Gordon Glennie Ellis, Ins; ector of Agriculture, Johore, to Miss Kathleen Isabel Agnes Wishart, eldest daughter of Mr F W S Wishart, of Westerfields, Elgin, Scotland.
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    26 5 Mr H C Samuel has been appointed assistant surpeon, Johore, as from Oct 5; and Mr A C Jomaron, magistrate and assistant collector of land revenue.
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      262 5 pRASER CHALMERS Engineering Works. Magnet Bou«, St end B\ laeon Koed, Singapore. ELECTRIC LIFTS For Passengers or Goods. QUOTATIONS GIVEN FOR COMPLETE INSTALLATIONS. PROPRIETORS the General Electric Co., ltd (Ixiooi?orftt*<* ia Knglaod.; *>»■■' -aw in— ni—asa. iiwuiiiiin —ra 11 iiaaitiitaag- tti it i I NE/ER SAY D*E, S ,V TINTEX
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    984 6 BOXING. CHAMPIONSHIP TOURNAMENT. Last Night's Boats. There was a better attendance at the Victoria Theatre last night, when the second series of bouts in the S S and F M S Boxing Championship Tournament were dispoaed of. There was some very keen fighting in all the bouts but the
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    LAWN TENNIS.
    490 6 SCC TOURNAMENT. YESTERDAY'S PLAY. A Singles. R G Pash scr beat A P Cameron owe 15.1, 6—o, 6—4. B Singles. H H Markham owe 15.1 beat G G Franklin scr. 6—2, 2—6, 6—l. W Meade scr. va. H S A White owe 1, (unfinished). R C Yeldon scr.
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    S R C TOURNAMENT.
    116 6 YESTERDAY'S PLAY, f A Singles. U G Stack owe if .2 beat B Ryaa 4, 11—9, 6—l. E E de Bouaa owa 80 vs. J T Andrews owe 8, unfinished. Doubles. Scott Brtm owa 30.8 beat G Kraal and Gray acr. 10—8, 6—4 F J Rappa
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    Y M C A TOURNAMENT.
    26 6 TO-DAY'S TIES. F Ruchwaldy vs. I Abed. Gan Khek Keng vs. C Smith. TO-MORROW'S IIES. J Lim vs. C A Bateman.
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    RIFLE SHOOTING.
    27 6 PENANG COMPETITION. (From Our Own Correspondent). Penang, Oct 18.—In a shooting match here on Sunday, the Volunteer team scored 589 and the Police team 455.
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    GOLF.
    346 6 LADIES' CHAMPIONSHIP. The following is the draw in the Andrew Currie Cup first round, to be played on Oct 24: Mrs Connell v Mrs R W Morgan, 3.30 p.m. Mrs F S Clarke v Mrs Wilson, 3.35 p.m. Miss S F E Van Cuylenberg v Mrs R L L
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    RUGBY.
    56 6 SCC PRACTICE. For the rugby practice game yesterday the ground was softer than on the previous occasion. The game was pretty strenuous and the play was distinctly encouraging, though the forward and three-quarter play was lacking in method. The whites beat the colours by three points—a try obtained in
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    PASSENGERS ARRIVED.
    220 6 The following passengers arrived at this port on Saturday per thj s. s. Creole State from San Francisco, Honolulu, and Manila: Mr Alfredo E D'Almeida, Mrs Alfredo E D'Almeida, Mr C W Dickinson, Mrs C W Dickinson, Mr Richard Luther, Miss Fannie McGee, Miss Esther M Nelson, Mr
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    LATEST SHIPPING ARRIVALS.
    39 6 Singkawang, from Sambas 19-10. Kamuning, from Bangkok 19-10. Nyanza, from London 18-10 Wong Hvva, from Hongkong 19-10. Dalny, from Saigon 19-10. Van Diemen, from Batavia 19-10. San Francisco, from Bombay 19-10. Sri Muar, from Malacca 19-10.
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    WHEN AND WHERE.
    157 6 To-day, Oct 19. High Tide.—ll.l6 a.m. Polo, Balestier, 4.45. Hockey: S C C v S R C. B. Scouts: VIII Troop, 5.15. Staffords' Drums, Bot. Gardens, 5.15. Tanglin Club, At Home, 6.15. Championship boxing tournament, Victoria Theatre, 9. Harmston's Circus, Beach-road, 9.15. To-morrow, Oct 20. High Tides.—o.s
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      547 6 Victoria Theatre. EDGAR WARWICK AVNCUNl BS THE Warwick Som.dy Co. Oct 24 Brown Sugar 25 The Circle 26 Compromised 27 A Bill of Divorcement 28 Arms and the Man 29 The Double Event Prices $4, 3, 2 and 1. Plans bow open at Moutrie's. 17 10 no In Preparation:— New
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      246 6 Pressed Steel Tanks. In these days of engineering ard commercial enterprise, »hen rca* binery is becoming more *cd more larpely used in all ccun'rie- of C world, and the requirements cf übce Otter wppty, Wi r filtration, far.itation, &c, are concerned receive ever incrrasirg tttei the need often arises fcr
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      408 6 MAILS aOSE. To-day, Oct. 19. Malacca Muar •Ban Whatt Hin 2 p.m. j Colombo Suez, Port Said, Marseilles, London, Antwerp Rotterdam Hamburg •Altai Maru 2 p.m. Colombo, Djibouti,* Port Said,* Marseilles* Antwerp* Dalny 2 p.m. Kretay, Trenganu, Kelantan, Patani, Singora,* Bandon Bangkok* Valaya 2 p.m. Batu Pahat Sri Wongsee 2
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    UNITED ENGINEERS, LTD.
    2893 7 No Questions Asked. EFFECT OF ADVERSE "CONDITIONS. The tenth ordinary general meeting of the directors and shareholders of the United Engineers, Ltd, was held at the registered office of the company, Darmar-road, yesterday. Mr V V Lemberger (Chairman) presided, and others present were: directors, the Hon Mr
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    BREACH OF CONTRACT.
    378 7 RUBBER CASE—JUDGMENT. In the Supreme Court yesterday Mr [Justice Barrett-Lennard gave judgment in the caae of Khoo Swee Thye (plaintiffs) vs. Joo Moh and Co. (defendants). Hia Lordship said :—Tha plaintiffa in thia action claim from the defendants $4,286.37 as damages for breach of contract dated Aug
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    181 7 Th* following circular has been issued in Malacca The Malacca Chinese Chamber of Commerce.—The Estate Owners and Planters of Malacca Dear Sirs, At a meeting of rubber planters held at the Chinese Malacca Club on Saturday, the Bth inst. under the auspices of The Malacca Chinese Chamber of
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    45 7 President Obregon, in a message l»sd «t lbe oppN'Ug ot tbe «?angre>?, declur, d lb»t tb» «icomg co7 treat/ wltb «be 1'nited 3t»te» w«» "ne'tb'r po,5lb1». convenient, no» lt is conlr«r/ to 3!cx»»»n «.onst,«turion«I ,'sec«l't,." be «died. in tbst it lre«lte« »l>ecm! prlvil«?ge« tor 4morlc»o«/'
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    58 8 At the second International Convention of Negroes, held in New York, a resolution was adopted protesting against the distribution of the lands of Africa by tha Supreme Council and tha League of Nations among the white natiena of tha world" and affirming the doctrine of Europe for ths Europeans* Asia
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