Malaya Tribune, 28 October 1921

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    29 1 The Malaya Tribune. EVENING DAILY.] I AND SHIPPING GAZETTE. [EVENING DAILY. Vol. VIII No. 254 SINGAPORE, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 28, 1921 FIVE CENTS The Malaya Tribune. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 28, 1921.
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    LABOUR RATES.
    711 2 MALACCA PLANTERS' DISCUSSION. Mr. Campbell's Scheme. The question of labour rates was discu-sed at a meeting of Ibe M»l&cc& tianters' Aesociakicn on Oct 23. Mr A Gould pointed oat that some manngers of estates id Malacca bad nda ed rates of pay for coolie?, and the question bad
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    JAPAN AND AUSTRALIA.
    121 2 Wherever an increase in wealth and culture comes to a backward people, as has happened in the east of Japan and as is happening throughout Asia, the same result accrues: fewer children die and more are born. The leaping populations find an increasing difficulty in growing their
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      518 2 NOTICE. w CHILDREN'S AID SOCIETY. The»Aumnl General MVtiDg of the B:ciety will be held at Government Houae on VfVdneaday the 2nd November at 10 a.m. WĔ Excellency Sir Laorrnoe Guilleniard, KCJ will preaid*. All interested in the work of the Society are oordially invited to be preaont. 23 10 1
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      601 2 GOVERNMENT NOTIFICATION. Twider* will be received up to noon en Friday, the 4th November, 1911, at the Reeidant Councillor's Offij, Malacca, fram paraona daairoaa If contracting lor euppUe*, iV, far the Government at Malacca, for a period ef ene year, cammeaaia* J** Q ary Ist, 1922 (a) Cartage. (b) Firewood,
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      807 2 AUCTION SALE. CHEONG KOON SENG Ca, AUCTIONEERS APPRAISERS. No. 30, Kliog Street, Singapore. Auction Sal* of Very deairable acs-aide property at E&\ Coast Properties at Jalan Beear, Syed Alwi Boad, Rafflea P.aoe.ißto. At Meaira. Cheong f.oon Ser.g A Oo.'i Saloßoo*, No. 3g. Kliog f» rejt On Wtd jesday huv mb
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    THE SHARE MARKET
    767 3 Latest Prices Quoted in the Market, Singapore, October 27. Maaari. Lyall and Evatt, Exchange tad Share Broken, issue the following list of quotations. Rubber, Dollar Shares. Inoa Values Buyers Sailers 1 Allanby 0.10 0.20 1 Alor Gajah 0.90 1.00 2 Amalgamated Maly 1.00 1.50 5 Ayar tiu&m
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      320 3 Presents ANOTHER GIGANTIC ATTRACTION I AT io P.M. TO-NIGHT I Oorinne Griffith Alice Oalhoun and Maurice Cottello In the Sensational Vitafraph ProdanuW DEADLINE AT 11 A 555 Stor7 COmCt to the Mwate »t detail, with a gripping Theme running throughout. From the Book by Ruth Byers. J%CK RAWS ON was
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    TO-DAY'S SUMMARY.
    190 4 The Prince of Wales has started on his voyage to the East. He was given a great send-off, both at Via* toria and Portsmouth. The delegates are assembling for tha Washington Conference. Dr Koo has been discussing the attitude China will take up. The new Reichstag has met,
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    Domestic Occurence.
    65 4 DEATH. Tan Siang Lim.—Mr. Tan Siang Lim, father of Tan Cheng Seab, Tan Cheng Kim and Tan Cheng Tong and father-in-law of Seng Yew Cheo and 8eah Hoon Teng, passed away on TnPB'lay, the 25ih instant at 7 am. at hi« resldenoe, 18, River Valley Road. Interment will
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    THE EXHIBITION.
    859 4 It is especially pleasing to know that the Prince of Wales's visit in the spring will be an occasion not only Cor ceremonial and rejoicing. It is to have its utilitarian side, too. It pays even .countries to advertise, as Java has conclusively shown, and this will be
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    256 4 The Kuala Muar lighthouse will be relighted to-night, the 28th inst. Lille, Oct. 26.—The textile strike has terminated.—Reuter. The V M C A swimming pSol will be closed on Friday and Saturday for cleaning. The Rent Assessment Board will sit in the Municipal board room on Tuesday, Nov. 1, at
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    WARWICK COMEDY CO.
    335 4 "A MIX OF jOI VORCEMENT." flard esses make bad law." Tha old tag is recalled by tha play A Bill of Divorcement 1 presented bj the Warwick Comedy Go at the Victoria Theatre last evening, ana presented with rare ability. It speaks volumes for the merits of
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    PENANG LIBEL CASE.
    46 4 Damages Against Chinese Paper. (From Our Own Correspondent). Penang, Oct 27.—Mr Justice Whitley awarded $600 damages, with costs, against the Kwong Wah Yit Poh Press, Ltd, for a libel on Cheah Seh Lin in the paper's issue (in Chinese) on April 16 last.
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    EASTERN UNITED ASSURANCE.
    23 4 A full report of yesterday's meeting of the Eastern United Assurance Corporation is unavoidably held over for our next issue.
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    371 4 Mr R B David of 8 Oxley-rise reports to the police thut he missed his gold watch valued at $80 from his room on Monday morning. He suspects his Hylam "boy" who has disappeared. The annual inspection of the Singapore Boy Scouts by His Excellency the Governor will take place
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    THE LIBEL FUND.
    406 4 A HINT FOR PAY-DAY. To-day we have two generoni eo&. tributions to the "Straite Times" Libel Fund to acknowledge. T j 'c and T S B, well-known Chinese gentlemen4>f Malady, give $50 each. Th ls may be taken as example to our many non-European readers. All communities
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    JAVA AVIATION FATALITY.
    49 4 Dutch Airman's Accident. (Aneta Service to the "Tribune >. Weltevreden, Oct. 27.—The Dutch aviator, Capfain Van Houten, this morning, crashed from a height of two hundred metres, with a ne* Haviland machine. The Captain immediately killed. The accident occurred on the flying ground at Soekamiskin; near Bandoeng.
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    DOLLAR RUBBER PRODUCERS
    100 4 (From Our Own Correspondent). Ipoh, Oct 27.—The Hon .Mr Kenion writing to the "Times of Malaya draws attention to to-morrow's meeting of the Dollar Rubber Growers Association at Ipoh, inviting all M attend and appealing particularly to native growers. If they keep off. means that they are
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    ITALIAN WIRE NEWS.
    97 4 The following has been received o> cable The new attempt by the Hapsb--? created a vivid impression in the Pn?-* which unanimously suggests the vention from the big and email .v.; Some papers point out that attempt having taken place 1 mediately after the Venice demonstrates how
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      274 4 THE RIGID, RAPID, RELIABLE RALEIGH .The All-Steel Bieyele There la do Donbt Nowadays which Maohlne holda the Premier Pceition in the Public Mind, the RALEIGH alwaya wbi and is To-day, the moat perfect Bicycle produced. The Popular Raleigh The Special Raleigh Model'D' Model'B' Price $150/- Nett. Price 5200 Nett. (Complete
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      298 4 GUAN KIAT Co., Ltd., Incorporated in the Strait* Settlements; 36, PHILLIP STREET, SINGAPORE XfeßW Shipment Juat Arrived of Oarpent«r's Smoothing and Jack Planet. Braaa Hexagon Tapped Nuta from 3/8" to 3/4". Cntland'a Braaa Buu Hingea from If to 6". Cly bum Borew Sprujnera from 6" to 24", Aabeatoe Oord or
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    THE AUTUMN RACES.
    2119 5 Dull Weather for Second day's Events. Duke Aryan Pays $42. The ron was busy yesterday Ikorninf preparing a good tun* for the afternoon's racing, but unfortunately the rain fell heavily at noon and continued on and off until two o'clock, rendering fast going practically impossible an. 4
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    WEIGHTS FOR TO-MORROW.
    169 5 The following are the handicaps for Race No. I—(Race Course). Orthez 10.12, Jill 10.7, Gay Lad 10.5, Wester Watten 8.12, Avro 8.9, Nankin 8.6, Wendy 8.0, Layang Layang 7.6, Babz 7.0. Race No. 2—(Seven Furlongs). Kennerley 10.10, Timah 9.10, Backfire 9.7, Broomhills 9.4, Cheeky Boy 8.3, Jaunty
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    TO WASHINGTON.
    291 5 Chinese Delegate's Views. Reuter. London, Oct 26.—Lord Lee and his ■taff, Mr Sastri, Dr Wellington Koo and the Japaneae military experts, have left London en route for the Washington Conference.—Reuter. London, Oct 26.—1n the House of Commons at question time, Mr Chamberlian stated that the staff of the
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    THE COLOUR QUESTION
    74 5 Social Equality Banned. Reuter. Birmingham, Alabama, Oct 26.— President Harding in a speech advocated the right of the American negro to broader political and educational advantages based on race pride, but never on negro aspirations of social equality. The world-war had resulted in the race question becoming
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    GERMAN CABINET.
    63 5 Reuter. Berlin, Oct 26.—The reconstruct-* ed Wirth Cabinet has Rathenau as Minister of Reconstruction Rosen, for Foreign Affairs Schiffer for Justice and Wirth combining the posts of Chancellor and Minister for Foreign Affairs Radbruch replaced Schiffer. The successor of Rathenau is not appointed. When the Reichstag reassembled, the
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    BANK SOLVENT.
    69 5 Reuter. London, Oct 26.—The management of the National Co-operative Bank, which is not connected wfth the banking department of the Co-operative Wholesale Society, announces that there is an ample margin after fully paying the holders of current deposit accounts. Nearly all the bonds providing the Bank's capital are
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    LOAN TO CHINA.
    42 5 Reuter. New York, Oct 26.—A telegram states that a fifteen to twenty million dollar loan to China is being considered by an American group of the Chinese consortium for the purpose of meeting maturities falling due on Nov I.—Reuter.
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    RUBBER SCHEME.
    143 5 Shareholders' Suggestions. Reuter. London, Oct 26.—A meeting under the auspices of the Rubber Shareholders Association was held In London. Mr Zorn, chairman, explained the Association's scheme to remedy the difficulties cf the rubber market, ineluding the formation of a rubber maunfacturing company, owned and controlled by planters the
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    PRINCE EMBARKS.
    149 5 Enthusiastic Crowds. Reuter. London, Oct 26.—The Prince of Wales left Victoria at noon to start on his tour to India. He was bidden farewell by their Majesties the King and Queen, the Duke of Connaught and other royalties, and all tlte Cabinet Ministers. Before entering the train the
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    THE REPARATIONS.
    74 5 Reuter. London, Oct 2«.—The total reparations received from Germany to Sept 30, are officially estimated at four hundred millions sterling 1 The receipts under the German Reparation Recovery Act to Sept 22, amount to £1,330,000. £26 millions have been advanced to Germany for the provision of food, etc,
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    FRENCH ECONOMY.
    75 5 Reuter. Paris, Oct 26.—The Government proposes reducing by over six millions sterling par the army expenditures for next year. The Government's efforts to reduce the cost of living are bearing fruit. There is a substantial abatement in the price of wheat flour. A thorough reorganization of the provincial
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    STORM DAMAGE.
    53 5 Reuter. Jacksonville, Florida Oct 26.—A severe tropical storm swept the state of Florida, from Key West northwards. Considerable damage was done at Tampa, portions of the city being flooded, lights extinguished, telegraph and telephone wires blown down and many small houses destroyed. The citrus crop is seriously damaged
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    BRIGANDS' WORK.
    51 5 Reuter. London, Oct. 26. —In the House of Commons, Mr Stewart asked for details with regard to the carrying off of the Reverend Mr Parker by Chinese brigands. Mr Cecil Harmsworth replied that the Foreign Office had received no reports from China about this, but had enquired by
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    ALI BROTHERS CHARGED.
    41 5 Reuter. Karachi, Oct 26.—The trial has opened of the Ali brothers and five others. The prosecutor requested that the charjre be amended to the effect that the accused had engaged in a criminal conspiracy to aeduce Mussulman soldiers.—Reuter.
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    FUNDING DEBTS.
    41 5 Reuter. Washington, Oct 28.—The House of Repreaentativea has passed by 199 Totes to 117 the Bill for the creation of a commission, headed by the Secretary to the Treasury, to fund <he foreign war debts owing to the United
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    EXCHANGE.
    74 5 Singapore, October 28. On London— Bank 4 months' sight 2s 4 5-32 d Demand 2s 3 29-32 d Private 3 months, sight 2s 4 7-16 d On India— Bank Tel. Transfer 165 On Hongkong— Bank demand draft 22% p.e. p.m. On Shanghai— Bank demand draft 65 On Java— Bank
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    RUBBER QUOTATIONS.
    61 5 C. of C. Rubber Association. Singapore, October 28. Ribbed Smoked Sheet Closing Prices. Buytrs Sellers Spot 33 34 Nov. to Dec. 34% 35 Jan. to March 36% 37 April to June 37% 38% Tone of Market.—Quiet. Fred Watc/house Co., Ltd. Singapore, October 28. To-day's closing rubber quotations are
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    MACPHAIL AND CO'S REPORT.
    89 5 Singapore, Oct 28. Silver 40. Hongkong 22% per cent premium. Shanghai Nil. Three months Gold $48. Rubbers.—Small enquiry, little business passing. Tins.—Taipings $1.02% $1.07%, Norths $1.15 to $1.20, Souths 57% to 62% cents, Batang Padangs 57% to 60 cents, Rawangs 45 to 50, Papans 40 to
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    BARLOW AND CO'S REPORT.
    54 5 Copra. Singapore, October 27. This market has been very weak during the past week but has improved within the last two days. A fair amount of business has been done and closing quotations are as follows:— No. 1 Standard $11.00 to $11.50 No. 2 10.00 11.00
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    SHIP MISSING.
    50 5 Reuter. The Hague, Oct 26.—The Ministry of Marine reports that a pilot ship with a crew of ten, which was cruising at the mouth of the Ems, has been missing since the recent gale. A police boat and destroyer, assisted by seaplanes, are searching for the pilot ship.—Reuter.
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    KARL'S ECLIPSE.
    19 5 Reuter. Budapest, Oct 26.—The Government has demanded that Karl formally abdicate and surrender to the British authorities.—Reuter,
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    63 5 The Times of India underrtands that the Sessions Court open before the Judicial Commissioner for the trial of the Ali brothers and others will sit in Sind on Nov 7. Messrs Ban Teong Hoe and Khoo Beng Thuan, both assistant masters of the Anglo-Chinese School, Penang, "are proceeding to Hongkong
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    SPORT.
    24 6 FOOTBALL. 8 C C re. STAFFORD!. At Tanglin on Sunday avenhqa; tmt 8 C C wiii meeting tha Stafford* t» a soccer game.
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    BOXING.
    300 6 PENANG AMATEUR ASSOCIATION A total of twenty-four entries has been received for the boxing contests to be held in the Empire Theatre, Penang-road, on Monday, and Tuesday, under the auspices of the Penang Amateur Boxing Association, which is to be congratulated on the measure of the response to its
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    RUGBY.
    94 6 MALAYA CUP MATCH. The first match in the Southern section of the Malaya Cup for rugger, will be played at Malacca to-morrow, when Malacca will oppose Negri Sembilan. The Malacca team will be as follawa: Stewart; Goodbody, Badger, Murphy, Adams; Lander, Morrison; Black, Elridge, Fisher, Heybittle, Mann, Smith, Sykes,
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    LAWN TENNIS.
    28 6 LLTC TOURNAMENT. Members of the Ladies' Lawn Tennis Club are reminded that entries for the American Tournament close on Oct <U. Play commences on Nov 8.
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    THE TURF.
    81 6 THE CAMBRIDGESHIRE. London, Oct 26.—The following is the result of the Cambridgeshire: Miletko, (100—7) 1 Leighton, (66 —1) 2 Franklin, (20 —1) 3 Won by a short head, half aBength separating second and third. Twentyfour ran.—Reuter. PRINCE AT RANGOON. Word has been received by the stewards of the
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    YACHTING.
    41 6 SUNDAY'S RACES. The Olell Cup will b-i raced fo on Sunday inoruing by the big cite* of S Y C. bo*ts; Club coarse hou-s litni Bredenburg handicaps; start 10 o'clock. The sno*ll cl«j will rnc9 for the Vice Commodore's Cap.
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    ATHLETICS.
    33 6 BOY SCOUTS' SPORTS. We would remind everyone of the Boy Scouts' athletic sports, to be held on Raffles School ground to-morrow, commencing at 3 p.m. A cordial invitation is extended to all.
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    SWIMMING.
    19 6 LONG-DISTANCE EVENT. A reminder may be given of the long-distance race at the Swimming Club on Sunday morning.
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    81 6 The allotment of shares in the 6 per cent. £2,000,000 Ceylon loan ia on the basis of 25 per cent. The closing quotation was nine-sixteenth premium. Mr C B Holman Hunt, who is •hortly retiring after 31 yean in the East, is publishing a book of verse under the title
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    BILLIARDS.
    168 6 Aleock and Co's Table*. The well-kttow» AosfsaHsa billiard table manufsstoiag firm, Alsoeh ani Co, Proprietary, Ltd, pablish aask moath m brochure entitled "Magasinetts." In ths issue which has just sppeared there is an interesting sketch dealing with the game of billiards in Asia, and it gives the experiences of
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    LOCAL PROPERTY AUCTION.
    121 6 The following Singapore properties were disposed of by auction, by the Estate and Trust Agencies Ltd, at their sale-room on Monday: Freehold land and house 4-1 Loroag 7 off Gaylang-road, area 4,000 sq. ft, bought by Mr R Mohamed Madarsah for $3,400. Freehold land off 2\ milestone,
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    EUROPEAN UNEMPLOYMENT FUND.
    32 6 List el Subscribers, Previously acknowledged $100,644.54 E W J." (Further Contribution) 100.00 Total $100,744.56 Singapore branch Previously acknowledged 21,364.47 Grand total $122,109.03 The approximat, expenditure to date is $97,080.
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    CINEMA CHAT.
    151 6 Two further episodes of "The Whirlwind," Charles Hutchison's serial sensation, Nos. 5 and 6, will be screened at the Liberty Hall in the early show along with a Universal Jewel comedy. In the second show the "King of the Circus" aerial, episodes 18 and 16 in four parts,
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    216 6 A Berlin despatch to the Hochi says that Professor Einstein, the wellknown expounder of the principle of relativity, will visit Japan next spring. American newspapers are said to be giving considerable prominence to a report that the United States and Japan are competing for possession of the Chilean islands of
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    LATEST SHIPPING ARRIVALS.
    38 6 Hong Keat, from Malacca 28-10. Ban Whatt Hin, from Malacca 28-10. Chak Sang, from Hongkong 28-10. Ayuthia, from Teluk Nebong 28-10. Priam, from Sunderland 28-10. Knight Companion, from New York 28-10. Rhodesia, from Hamburg 27-10.
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    LOCAL SPORTS FILMS.
    226 6 Patke'e Successful Venture. 9n wbwjt mite lav» 1ms attained bj Meesn Paths FraiW attempts to film local svsnts of interest. A film of scsnss at tha first day's racing, and also a film ahowing tha finalists in the recent boxing tournament are now ready, and were yesterday
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    189 6 Forty-nine unbroken griffins from the wilds of Mongolia reached Hongkong on the afternoon of Sept 25, consigned to the Hongkong Jockey Club. Though tired out by their seven days' trip on the water, the judges classed them as ponies of a fine and sturdy type, possessing great possibilities. Siam haa
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      321 6 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS. WANTED ASSISTANT MIDI. OAL OFFICER—The services of a Ohlneae Medioal Officer are required for estate supervision In Malacca. Applicants abonld forward parti, oalara of qaalifiiaationa and state what dialects of Chinese they apeak to The Secretary, Malacca Agricultural Medioal Board, Malacca, 28 10 31 10 Announcement Extraordinary THE
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      238 6 PURE W IRON RESISTS fcUST and CORROSION. Wherever In lustry flnJs'ne*! for a pure, rust resisting and durable iron, ARM CO Ingot Iron li preferred, i RJCO Ingot Iron is nn-q-i *ile I for ealver s, tanks, boilers, furnaces, passenger and freight oars, looomotivea, locomotive tubes, welding wire, telegraph and
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      521 6 MUNICIPAL NOTICE. Annual Svppliet. Tnndsrs «t% ander tht h\. lowing band* for supplies to t| Municipality of Singapore, from J» ni ary lit, 1922 for one year l Labour for feeding crushers i\ Municipal Stores. 1. of Dressed Granite, ft. Supply of Granite to Dietriei No. 1. 4. Supply of
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      550 6 MAILS CLOSE Ts-4sy, Oct. 28. ICahidei Massing, Ksmattu* I«| Dnngam Traaggmsn Hong Bo t p.m. Batavia, famarang ft Sourabaya Melchior Trtub B p.m. Port Swsttenham Teluk Anson •Kampar 8 p.m. Malaeca Muaa *Kaka 8 p.m. Penaag,* Rangoon Calcutta Bharata 8 p.m. Hongkong, Shanghai A Japas, taking mails fo* U S
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    THE HARDY ANNUAL
    794 7 FUSION PLEA FOR STRAITS AND STATES. An F.M.S. Comment. The lengthy memorandum by Mr L R Macphail on the subject of a Malayan Council, which we published in yesterday's issue, is too comprehensive to be readily assimilated or fully discussed in a single editorial, says the "Malay
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    53 7 Manila's latest skyscraper," the magnificent new five-story building of the Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corporation, on Plaza Moraga was opened and dedicated at noon on Sept 24 by Acting Governor-General Charles E Yeater in the presence of the officials of the bank and a representative gathering of the Manila business
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      646 7 STRAITS SETTLEMENTS WAR LOAN, 1921. ■ssus of $20,000,000 Loan Bearirg utarest froa the date of parchase at 7 per cent, per annira sstTlkl* aalf-y«arlr on May 1 and November L REPAYABLE AT PAI ON MAi l, 1926. Free g! Income lax and other Duties, Price of Issue 100—par cant. imi
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      180 7 a cold or eh* B 1 yoa t*ko a fevr P epi the' I i nov broatheable reined. K P Pepi are the wonderful heaTn? P I mediae »aich you 5 *nd.r air poS I teKS Da v ,top B «3 I k oi. ij#g. .qjij rough. Mrengtheu the throat
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      291 7 j Welcome announcement to Serial Lovers! I A Serial with New Sensations Heretofore Unknown to the I Moving: Picture Screen I 8 Cne that will hold the Audience Spellbound and Enthralled I will eommone* its run on Saturday, October, 29 I AT THE j !H LHAMBR H I M KJ
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    INCOME TAX.
    1038 8 PENANG PAPER ON NEW BUDGET. Warnings that Came True. Naturally enough, and probably. correctly, people in Penang connect! the visit of our local members of Coua- j cil to Singapore with the forthcoming Budget which, already overdue, will probably be introduced in the Legislative Council on Monday, October
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    F M S AND INCOMB TAX.
    166 8 (To the Editor, Malayan Leader-» Sir,—Legislation premeditated for the F M S has often in the past leaked out through the press of tha Straits Settlements. One of your contemporaries evidently thinks that an Income Tax measirre will shortly be introduced here. Although the
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    78 8 The chairman of the Larut Sanitary Board informed the Board at a recent meeting that a rather important communication from the Chief Secretary had reached him. This waa a prop oaal further to raise the assessment on vacant town lots with the object of inducing the owners of such lots
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      259 8 Singapore Autumn M o "AT THE RACES." it The Straight Tip HI 6APSTfI-N Leads All The Way. lAs an Appetser. DRINrJ, MELROSE DROVERi OLD fJM GIN Fop Pahits. Sliags and Cocktails. SOLE AGENT 3: Huftenbacli Lazarus Sons, Ltd. vlncorporated in the Strait* Settlements.) rfiMGAPORF. V to rria M TRIBUNE." The
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      178 8 SEASON 1922. The following have just arrived Aunnals 1922 Roogh Diaries for 1922 Pocket DLries for 1922 Xmas ABB New Year Cards New Stock of Books P. ar'„ Cyclopaedia $2.10 Btndent'e Book*k» eping by Artlur Fbldhonee 4.60 AND A Large Stock of Novels by all well-known authors. KOH Co. 83,
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      42 8 MARTIN'S a f rc.rich Remedy tor All Ilr«tfnlarlttak.%ThouKndi k_»<li-s keep a bcj of Maihn'» Mis in the bout* to that »t tha tr I Ufi: of i«z IrraruUnrjr of the SysMrc > trnieiY dot* Bar b« Bm;sie.ed/*Thoea who use tbu> racer-weed -J.ea benca
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      551 9 P.*o.-Britishlndia! AND APCAR LINE. (COWANIBS INCORPORATED IN ENGLAND) HAIL AND SERVICES. Reninsular $nd Opiental S. IV. Co. Unier Contract with Hi. Majesty. Government/ fHB COMPANY'S MAIL SERVICEB EAST OF BOMBAY jj, at prsssnt suspended. LONDON FAR-EASTERN SERVICE. From LONDLN Dua BINGAPOBE. Somali about ttov 1 Dongola about Deo 6 Bailor*
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      629 9 PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP CO. (incorporated fai I.S.AJ tai; AgoouNi of the v. s. shipping board. SAN FRANCISCO-IIAMLA-EAST INDIA BAILINGB FROM 81NG A PORE For CALCUTTA Direot. J»l mW»*m Nor 15 uramte state Passengers and Freight Dec's ?rLetL ¥BANOIB0 VU MANiLA HONOLULU. and Freight Not 10 J»engert and Freight Dec il
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      510 9 CHINA MAIL i STEAMSHIP CO., LTD(incorporated In U. 8. A.) Direct San Francisco Service Those desbone of seeing the Orient should travel by the ecenie rente SINGAPORE, HONGKONG SHANGHAI, NAGASAKI, YOKOHAMA, HONOLULU SAN FRANCISCO. From SINGAPORE, i.e. 44 NANKING 15.C00 tone, Dec 1 (Minimum First Class fare, Singapore to San
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      557 10 WANTED. WANTED.—Required competent book-keeper with experience of Mercantile aeoounts for F.M.H. Apply in own handwriting to Box 101 c/j Malaya Tribnne. 26 10—M 9110 WAN T E D.—Capable and expeiienced Shipping Clerk who kaa ft good knowledge of writing manifest, eto. Gml salary to suitable dq?d. Applications with copies cf
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      713 10 HOJIft NOTICE, Notice ia hereby given that all roadi within the Government Home Domain will be oloted to the Public from 1 p.m to 9 p.m., on each of the following dates viz October, 25th, 27th and 29tb. H V. TOWNER, Deputy OolonUt Engineer 22 10 29 10 NOTICE, THIO
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      476 10 BANKS. 6ZE HAI TONG BANKING ft INSURANCE CO., LTD, (Incorporated is the 5.8.) HEAD OFFICE: IS, KLINE STREET, SINGAPORE. Established 1907. Paid-up Capital $2,000,900 Surplua mm 9 890,000 COURT OF DIRECTORS. Saah Eng Lim, Esq.—Chairman. Lea Wee Nam, Eaq.—Deputy Chairman. J Chan Teck Hee, Esq. Ong Chow Keng, Esq. Teo
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      507 10 BARKS. THE HO HONG BANK, LTD, HEAD OFFICE: 94, Market Street, BRANCHES Penang M 86 Bench Street alaJacca 131 Jonker Street Muar ..77-79 Jainn Suleiman. Batu Pnhnt 109 Jaian Rahamat Palembang 16, Dir. AGENCIES AT London, New York, Son Francisco, Batavia, Sourabaya, Semaxang, Shanghai, Hongkong, Amoy, Pontianak and 1 rang.
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