Malaya Tribune, 8 November 1921

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    28 1 The Malaya Tribune. EVENING DAILY.] AND SHIPPING GAZETTE. [EVENING DAILY. Vol. VIII. -No. 263 SINGAPORE, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1921 FiVI. CENTS The Malaya Tribune. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1921.
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      118 1 j,UN COMPANY I supplies E /in Photographic *I«teriails I AND I I Tbe Blgnt Place for Amateurs I ptTslopiug. Printing and Enlargement 1 No. M NORTH BRIDGE BO AD, SINGAPOitB. I J phor.* 560- I B H BEFORE j REDUCTIONS jT E Q Mm Umm DEPARTMENTS. OIIT PnCCS Victoria Street
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      55 1 BATHS. Cast Iron, 5' 6" Overall White Enamellea. Complete with Pipes, Wastes, Etc. > V Eeduced to Each $145 New Perfection Stoves. Economy Cleanliness. PRICE REDUCED TO Table Stove $22.50 One Burner Stove 39.00 Two 57.50 Cabinet 22.50 i Oven 22.50 Three Stove 72.50 m Cabinet 25.00 Oven 22.50 Foot
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      77 1 THE mm TRIBUIE SHIPPING GAZETTE Phone No. 171. SUBSCRIPTION BATES Payable* In Advanoa. I Per annum 15.00 Half-yearly 7.60 I Par quarter 3.75 Postage Extra' SQ cts per month. American "Gold Medal" I Camp Cots, I Brown Canvas. Each $12 "RAYO Hanging Lamps. All Brass, Best Light Obtainable. I i
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    LETTER-BOX.
    245 2 (We de not neceesarily endorse the opinions expressed by correspondents.) CHINESE PAlNliNG AND THE EaHIBJIION. From Mr HSU ZE TiEN; In connection with your opinion aoout "i'ue exhibition," 1 beg to propose something more to be inserted in the section of Aits, or for sidesuows for pui-e amusement. Ah
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    COMMONWEALTH LINK.
    306 2 Launching of S S Enoggera. Special interest attaches to he s.s. Enoggera, of the Commonwealth Government Line, recently in port, in view of the fact this vessel was launched by H R H the frince of Wales in Australia during his tour, and the Prince of Wales's feathers,
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    NON-EUROPEAN UNEMPLOYMENT FUND.
    186 2 Amount previously acknowled ed $8276.90 50 per ctnt Proceeds of Ist hiring film S S and F M S Boxing Championship Tournaraeat per Mr F C Johnson 182.50 A A F T 60.00 50 per cent Nett Proceeds S S and FM S. Boxintr L Championship Tourna.
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    HONGKONG'S BUDGET.
    659 2 EXPENDITURE TO EXCEED REVENUE, A Credit Balance. The South China Morning Post if Oot 2Q states Tne Baogtt for 1921, wi h Hi Kxct.. i.c_ th. Governor's customary ftou uf i-'-o Colony's fi.anoes, was iutrodac«d in she Legislative Ccuocil t-steruay, vtheu on ihe motion of Ine Bon Colonial
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    95 2 Mr H R Bartels, the well-known Kuala Lumpur cricketer, captain of the V M C A eleven, has taken up a post in the chandu monopoliea at Tapah. Canton is undertaking, largely due to the indefatigable efforts of the Rev John Lake, the construction of a modern leper colony having
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      327 2 'The International Overseas Ca u**o ß x» FiNh.sr C >al, Mjg»r, jELmJST AUSTRALIAN WHEAT FLOUR I in PUt* and ORB BRAND Black and White p.pper sogar, Prices on application Copra, Oil, Oh Cake, Sago Flour, Eutmegs, Coffee, SS The International Overseas Co., Products. IMPORTERS AND EXPORTERS, *5 Langtg'eT Cecil Street,
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      397 2 THINKS BABY'S OWN TABLET! SAVED HER BABY'S UTBCanadian mothers have known and trotted Eabv's Own Tablets for yean. Here is one sooh m oth i 't experience i— I think I oan thank Baby's Own Tablet! for my baby's life. H wt« badly constipated, bot after giving him the Tablets
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      570 2 THE ECSTACY OF FEELING WELL. No one can know the testacy of feeling well unless they have suffered the agonies of Rhnumatisaj. Neuralgia, Sciatica, or other acute forms of pain, and then been cured. We have thousands of letters which express this ecstacy of feeling the pain go, the ecstacy
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      734 2 AUCTION SA*LE. a CHPONG KOON~SEnT7^ AUCTIONEERS APPRAISERS. No. 30 X ing Street, Singapore. IMPORTANT AUCTION SAir CF Valuable Sea side Propefcy at* Fast Cca<?r p Tanjong Katong and Town PropertiS Macao Street, Kelantan Koaci, etc k' Mewr*. Cbeong Kom Seng A Co.'* Sale-R)oro, No Ki in On»Wednesday, Novnnb r 16,
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    THE SHARE MARKET
    729 3 Latest Prices Quoted in the Market, 4 Singapore, November 7. Maura. Lyall and Evatt, Exchange tad Share Brokers, issue the following 2jit of quotations. Robber, Dollar Shares. iSM Values Buyers Sellers 1 Alltr.br 0.10 0.15 Alor Gajah 0.90 1.00 2 IsMSJssnfad Maly 1.01 LSS c Ayer Hi;
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      192 3 4TTHB POPULAR PHOTO.PLAY BOUSE EMPIRE i fjajttßg Ttmn jlrnil Trams Paea the Door From Monday 7th to Wedn-s lay 9;h November, 1&21. IN THE SECOND SHOW AT 930 PM. T HB S. S A F.M.S, O#AMPI"AN T 3HIP BOXING TOURNAMENT A niagnifioent picture produoed looally by Pathe Cinema Toaetaer wth
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      424 3 The Tfc From FRIDAY, NoTembsr 4, to WEDNESDAY, November 9. 16 Alhamrjra If Alnambra the'Theiitrt AT THE te the Mlf when you theatre »2sj A I HJ A Aa4ED D A 3: alhamd ka umtitra. Coffee BEST The Hall for Muiic md Feature. Tea etc. iattea. during j Interyila. ONE
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      217 3 MARLBOROUGH The Hall for Qomfort, Good Music and Good Pictures Beach Road, Prom THURSD kY, November 3 to WEDNESDAY, November f. uxolodlng Sacday, November 6, 1921). AN EXCELLENT UNIVERSE PHOTODRAMA Featuring That popular soreen star HARRY CAREY in hii most dramatio and sympathetic role, in whioh he is supported by
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      564 3 I* TDI FIRST SHOW AT 7.20 SHARP. "HOUDINI" Serial Episodes Twelve, Thirteen, Fourteen aud Fih&v, Final Ins<aiment LASTEIGHT REELB. (Next Tuesday "THE MIDVIGHI MAN Serial) IN THE SECOND SHOW T 915 P.M. "THUNDERBOLT JACK" SERIAL Fpisode Thirteen and Fourteen. (Final on Friday.) World Brady Piastre with Kitty Gordon. FRIDAYS SPECIAL
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    TO-DAY'S SUMMARY.
    177 4 Lenin haa finally concluded that Russia must revert to Capitalism, "perilous" though this is admitted to be. The delegates fot the Washington Conference are assembling, and some useful speechmaking is taking place. The mark's collapse requires special consideration of how Germany shall make her next reparations payment Government
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    RENT CONTROL.
    963 4 The Government desires an interval for reflection before finally deciding upon its policy in connection with rent control. That is the fair deduction from the circumstance that the Rent Restriction Bill, introduced in the Legislative Council last week, is so very brief, merely providing that the existing Ordinance
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    211 4 The Master Attendant notifies that he would be glad if masters of vessels in port will dress ship for Armistice Day. No further applications for tickets for the Ex-Services Association dinner on Armistice Night can be considered, there being no more accommodation available. Under the auspices of the Tamg Methodist
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    PAPAN TIN.
    93 4 Operations to Cease. •(From Our Own Correspondent.) Penang, Nov. 8. —A report on Pa pan Tin Ltd, states that the manager reports that in October he encountered a run of low-«rrade ground, resulting in considerable loss of the working account. In view of the financial position of the
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    707 4 The Rev N J returned from France this morning by the S S Paul Lecatft looking in the best of health. Rajoo, the Tamil driver of car 915, was fined $15 by Mr Bull in the second police court yesterday for rash driving along Bukit Timah-road, and coming into collision
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    THE LIBEL FUND.
    264 4 ELEVEN MORE DAYS To 0 Have You Srtscribod r„. Only eleven more days res*, which to subscribe to th- r^ s Fund. H y^ tnbution eeooa in yet? ask you to consider whether notowe,ttoyoy,e.f .I/. demonstration of pub.:, a matter where, through papers, the interests of even
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    THE KUALA LUMPUR FUND
    33 4 The Kuala Lumpur Fund, opewd by the Malayan Leader," now st&ndi at $151. The Pinar.g Gazette has expre:;. ed its willingness to receive contributions from the public of Penary.
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    WESTERN AUSTRALIAS DELEGATION.
    260 4 Due Here in a Few D 3 yi A delegation primary and secondary indnstriei VVestern Australia lion of the Government of tha S about to visit the Straits Sett for the purpose of mail investigations regarding tfej m bilities of trade between tie: DSSatries. The Hon J
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    S V I REUNION
    160 4 At the meeting: held en Friday, past and present neat* nese Co., S V I. present, the 20th birthday of the Company" celebrated by a dinner Club on the IMb instant, ti As far as possible paatcanj| be sent to all ex-volunteer 6 dresses are known.
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      270 4 Silver Cups and Sports Prizes. We ere tbe Premier Biore for pr*«entatioa QooJa and h%ve •applied the Principle dabs an 1 Sahooli from onr immense ■took. An illustrated list will be cent on applioation. Souvenir and Prixa W fmrT -gr^ra^jy, VJt thiusr Hnitable for Spoons for Golf VJR :i'gL/ Adult
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      193 4 GUAN KIAT Co., Ltd., I Incorporated in the Straits Settlementa; 36, PHILLIP BTBBBT, SINGAPORE. Hew Shipment! Arrived r— Wells Waste Oil Filters Jacksons Floor Stain Varnish Wninnr, X Bcwocd, Mahogany, Dirk o*a\ French Polisi Gold Size Perks Handled Parangs Brades Handled Parangs I Etc. Etc. Etc. I CHINESE SOCKS Manufactured
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    NATIONS GATHER.
    274 5 BRITISH-AMERICAN GOODWILL. y A P AGREEMENTJDZLA^SD Reuter. New York, Nov 6.»-A wirless from »he steameT Lafay tte says that M Briand. ia an interview, referring to the sugges-<on tna an< armaments ihould be included in the agenda of the Washington Conference, emphasised that in order to arrive at
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    S. AFRICAN TROUBLE.
    149 5 Gold Miners to Strike. Reuter. Johannesburg, Nov 6.—A crisis has insen in the gold-mining industry, as r.ers threaten to strike against m Government's proposals to affect economy in working the minea by Starag the regulations so as to en■W that aathrc labourers underP ai i rs a
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    NEW TONE.
    122 5 Lenin's Latest. Reuter. Nov 6 A ire fr <>m Moscow 1« a speech at a meeting of Party, Lenin declared «L7 st rfetum from a state f ZLi! 10 Commerce on a monetary 7 "■J**" 1 cannot be realised in ajJUJ f :ure and retreat is again EiS'
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    COMMUNISTS' TRIAL.
    64 5 Reuter. J Tw ia nokus ett3, Nov 6.— V- ,ienou nced from the &t: ri ts to influence the N I v n, w trial of Zacco of: *tttrsfro i thr means of a flood *ar. y co. "7 part 3 of the countrv*enrs. m almost identical The
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    IN MEMORIAM.
    31 5 Reuter. fi »rt;r lf > v Nov 6—President I-: _T. f r °claimed Armistice to tr r ;iday as a "mark of ar se uho K a ve their lives
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    BANQUE INDUSTRIELLE.
    396 5 A REUTER VFRSION w CHALLENGED. Manager's Staement. writes: me Sln a*apore, The following R eu ter telegram k been published in your -UP m has 21st October: Paper on th London 19 Octobe&-..p ari9 n, consortium banka -2? 1116 formed withlhe oftj" to the rescue of XI V
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    FRANCE AND TURKEY.
    91 5 British Protests. Reuter. London, Nov 7.—Diplomatic circles are concerned about Anglo-French negotiations on the subject of the recent Franco-Kemalist Agreement, which the British Government considers contrary to French assurances, because it conflicts with the Treaty of Sevres and renders nugatory the principle of protection of Christian minorities
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    THE KARL QUESTION.
    142 5 London, Nov 6.—The Lisbon Government has replied to the Entente note of inquiry intimating its willingness to allow the internment of Karl and Princess Zita and children at Madeira. —Reuter. Paris, Nov s.—The Hungarian National Assembly has so far only passed the first reading of the Bill
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    THE ALSAGOFF APPEAL.
    456 5 CONTINUED HEARING OF THE CASE. Law Books Galore! A lengthy appeal, concerning the Alsagoff estate and the Mohamedan law of divorce, is being heard m the Court of Appeal by the Chief Justice, Sir Walter S Shaw, Mr Justice Barrett-Lennard and Mr Justice St J Branch. The
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    REPARATIONS.
    105 5 Reuter. Paris, Nov 6.—The Reparationa Commission has decided to go to Berlin to ascertain what has been done and what remains to be done regarding the application of the measures proposed by the committee, and the guarantees and means Herr Reich intends to adopt to acquire the funds n
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    DROWNED AT SEA.
    20 5 Reuter. Hangoe, Nov 6.—The Finnish steamer Kustavi capsized in a storm, and thirty persons were drowned.— Reuter.
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    DEATH 0? SIR LIONEL COX.
    33 5 London, Nov 7.—The death has occurred of Sir Lionel Cox.—Reuter. [Sir W H Lionel Cox was formerly Chief Justice of the Straits Settlements, and retired in July, 1906.]
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    SOURABAYA BLAZE.
    90 5 Millon and a Half Guilders Loss. (Aneta Service to the "Tribune"). Weltevreden, Nov. 7.—A big fra is raging as Sourabaya in the godowns of tha firm of Mirandol Levtrutee. The fire broke out at six o'clock on Saturday morning, and since that hour the fire brigades have been
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    THE B.M.B.A.
    696 5 CONTROL OF BOXING IN MALAYA. First General Meeting. There waa a fair attendance at tha general meeting held under tha auspices of the British Malaya Boxing Association at the Anglo-Chinese School Hall yesterday afternoon. Amongst those present were Messrs M E Sherwood, P Robinson, R H Gale, Lim
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    78 5 By kind permission of Lt Col R W Morgan, C M G, D S 0., and officers, the band of the Ist battalion South Staffordshire Regiment will play tha following programme in tha Botaaie Gardens on Sunday, commencing at 9.30 p.m. March Florentina, Fucik Three Pieces 2nd Series, Tachaikowsky; Cornet
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    LETTERBOX.
    379 5 (We do not necessarily endorse the opinion* expressed by correspondents.) SUNDAY SPORT AT THE S C C. From THE BLUE DEACON I se-, according to the "Tribune," games st the Cricket Wnb here now been inaagarated end thai on8anday ""bad the Hate of »he groand permitted It, lawn tennia
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    NAVAL DRAFTS.
    200 5 Many Boxing Men. This morning, on the Blue Funnel liner Bellerophon (Capt Owen Thomas), there arrived about 800 naval ratings who are going to the China Station as reliefs. They are under the command of Lt Commander Willett, and among the officera are Lt Wemyss (son of Admiral
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    MACPHAIL AND CO'S REPORT.
    110 5 Singapore, November 8. Silver 39. Hongkong 17 per cent premium. Shanghai Nil. Three Months Gold $47%. Share Market.—Dull. Rubbers.—Small enquiry. Tins.—Taipings $1.05 to $1.10, Norths $1.15 to $1.20, Souths 55 to 60 cents, Nawng Pets $1.52 to $1.57*4, Padang Plandoks 55 to 60 cents, Rawangs 47
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    67 5 H H the Sultaa of Jehere hes appointed Saturday, Nor. If, as a public holiday in place ef Armistice Day, Nov. IL On Armistice Day the Two Minutes Silence will be observed. Two Norwegian steamers, the Haldis and Halyard, are shortly to be sold to the W r o Fat
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    EXCHANGE.
    99 5 Singapore, Novembet 8. 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 IndiaBank Tel. Transfer 168 On Hongkong— Bank demand draft 17 p.e. p.m. On ShanghaiBank demand draft 69 On JavaBank Tel. Transfer 114
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    RUBBER QUOTATIONS.
    71 5 C. of C Tabber Association. Singapore, November 8. Ribbed Smoked Sheet Closing Mats Buyers Selierb Spot 34 Vi 35 November 35 35 V* Nov. to Dec. 35 V 4 36 Jan. to March 38ft 39 April to June 39 V» 40^ Tone of Market.—Quiet. Fred WaU/house Co.. Ltd.
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    CHEATING RIKISHA PULLER.
    254 5 Magistrate's Comments. Sentence of one month's rigorous imprisonment was passed on a European named Lewis by Mr Dawson in the third police court this morning, on a charge of cheating a rikiaha puller in respect of his fare. Subdetective Inspector Fernandez, stated that on Oct. 22 he
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    43 5 The North Borneo Trading Co report shows a profit of £3,958. This together with last year's balance is carried forward. News has been received in Hongkong that Mr Rasmussen, whose capture by bandits took place nearly a month ago at Canton, is alive.
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      194 5 p m w. NEVER SAY DYE, S iV TINTEX Great Reduction From To-day =S» At all D: Mesara John Littte Co., Ltd. Messra Whiteaway Laidlaw Co., Ltd. Agents TINTEX NEVER SAY DYE, SAY j SWINEHART TYRES TUBES Sole Importers: j aflk 1 THE X|V Pactflc Trading ro., Limited, PI 66
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    SPORT.
    222 6 FOOTBALL. T M C A u STAFFS BAND. The following will represent the Y M C A against the Stattorus' Band at soccer to-day at Tanglin: L Corporal A R W Bell; L C Parsons, and J G George J N Moss, C A Norris and A Kim S
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    RUGBY.
    55 6 BBLANGOR ti. PERAK. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Ipoh, Nov 7.—The annual Rugby match between Selangor and Perak was played at Ipoh on Saturday, the result being a runaway victory for Selangor by 18 points to 6. The visitors showed superior combination throughout, and although doubtful of their opponents' merits
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    LAWN TENNIS.
    340 6 SCC TOURNAMENT. YESTERDAY'S PLAY. D Singles. E W Hide beat F B Macdonald ft—o, 6—o. H Nell beat C C Nicholl 6—2, 6—l. A T Piatt beat Rev. Butterworth w.o. J S Messenger beat R 0 H Law 6—4, 6—2. E C Poyser beat C P Ambler 6—3,
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    S R C TOURNAMENT.
    53 6 YESTERDAY'S PLAY, Caampienahip. V H Norriß beat H G Stack 6—2, 6—l. A Single*. E G Wheatley vs E C La Brooy postponed. B Single*. J Zehnder vs D de Souza postponed. Mixed Doubles. A van der Beck and F J Rappa beat G Oehlars aad
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    AND HILL AT
    53 6 tPjoK Our Own Corespondent.) Penang, Nov B.—Kleinman and W C Hill beat Thrclfall and Leonard, B—6, B—6, at the Penang Cricket Club, ta a friendly lawn tennis match, which was watched by a large crowd. [Kleinman and Hill are on their way so Singapore on return from
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    MOSLEMS & THE PRINCE
    655 6 MOSLEMS THE PRINCE ARRANGEMENTS DETAILED AT MEETING, There was a large gathering of prominent Mohamedans of this town j in the V ictoria Memorial Hall on I Saturday evening. Mr R J Farrer *as ia the chair, and among those preseat were Syed Abdul Rahman Alton*, Messrs M Kader Sultan,
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    CINEMA CHAT.
    97 6 William Duncan will be seen at the Liberty Hall from to-night in the marvellous adventure serial of thi great out-doors, "The Fighting Trail," in fifteen episodes 31 reelß. The first two episodes of The Fighting Trail will be screened in the second show together with a Universal special
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    85 6 The engagement is announced of Mr F W Harris of the Mercantile Bank of India, Ltd., to Miss Dorothy Plum, youngest daughter of Mrs Plum, Ratu $ajafc. The TOM reports:—A Malay was in Ipoh to-day selling rubber shoes made of sheet rubber. He had ordinary lace up shoes, what he
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    LATEST SHIPPING ARRIVALS.
    42 6 Ban Teck Guan from Bagan 8-11. Ta Tou Tse, from Saigon 8-11. Grace Dollar, from Vancouver 8-11 Knight of the Garter, from Birken head 7-11. Bellerophon, from Liverpool 8-11. Hebe, from Port Swettenham 8-11 Paul Lecat, from Marseilles 8-11.
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    WHEN AND WHERE.
    180 6 To-day, Nov 8. High Tides.—4.2o a.m.. 3 "8 p.m. Rent Assessment Board, t.IS. Rugby S C C— Probables v. Possibles Staffords' Drums, Bot. Gardens, 5.1. r i SVC: Malay Co, 5.15. To-merrow, Nov 9. High Tides.—s.3o a.m., 4.58 p.m. Polo, Balestier, 4.30. S 8 A Committee, Barker's
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      638 6 LATMT ADVERTISEMENTS. m MALAYA-BORNEO EXfflBh I T10N 1922 i GROUND COMMITTEE. To Manufacturers, Merchants, Agents, and Others. 1. Applications will be received up to December 7th, 1921, for the rental of plot», shop# and kiosks for the I exhibition and sale of goods of all classes of manufacture at the
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      451 6 SsHave You Heard ?j GREATLY REDUCED PRICES 1., Tyres E. G. 30" x 3i M Non-Skid. Now $31.50 Ask Your Dealer for the New Prices. GENERAL AGENTSBRINKMANN Co., J Phone 207 SINGAPORE. j C. 3 Three reasons why ARMCO \y Ingot Iron is superior. L Rtststs Rust. Because of its
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      341 6 MAILS CLOSE. To-day, Not 8. Saigo*, Haiphong, Hongkong,* Shanghai* 4 Japan* Paul Lecat 1 f.m. Mersing, Kuantan Kemaman Quorra 2 p.m. Batu Pahat Mena 3 p.m. Malacca Muar *Kaka ,8 p.nn. Paagk*] PiaMMF Bataria Edendale 4 P.M. To-morrow, Not. 9, btoeara-Saba A Djambi Siagkep 9 a-rm. Kerimon Fook Mow 9
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    FORD'S RAILROAD.
    444 7 HOW HE CUT COSTS. A year ago Henry Ford purchased the Detroit, Toledo, and Ironton Railroad, says .the New York "Outlook." He paid 60 centa on th* dollar for the road's bonds, 6 cents on the dollar for its preferred stock, and I cent on the dollar for
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    THE AMERICAN NAVY.
    224 7 N«w N»v»l Sutiojat, Washington, Oct 13.—As a result of sweeping changes that have been directed by the Navy Department at Washington, the two American fleets originally created as the Pacific Flt>et and the Atlantic Fleet under the Wilson Administration are to be merged into a single gigantic
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    THE NEW PALESTINE.
    176 7 In a report issued recently Sir Herbert Samuel gave an account of the progress of the Government's policy in Palestine. To understand tha difficulties in tha way of tha Zionist policy w* have only to realise that there are some 14,000,000 Jews in tbe world, and that
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    PIRATE GOLD FIND.
    318 7 A STORY FROM GERMANY. The Berlin correspondent of the "Chicago Tribune" wired: "Coincident with the discovery of two pots of pirate gold buried by the buccaneer Lafitte on Jefferson Island, Louisiana, in America, German searchers to-day mad* th* graateat tad of this kind ba history. Th* treasure
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    RUBBER CENSUS.
    165 7 Fall Particulars Require** The Collector of Statistics has issued a copy of the form to be used in connection with the census of stocks of rubber to be held on Dec 31. Particulars as to name, address, etc. on the date mentioned are first required then the quantitiea
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    INDIANS IN AFRICA.
    164 7 Nairobi Oct 14. —It ia rumoured that tho following are the proposed terms of the settlement of the Indian question :—(1) Basis of the equal rights of all civilised inhabitants. (2) A common electoral roll of property on an electoral basis, but as a temporary measure there
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    OLD SAILOR'S WINDFALL.
    135 7 Th* sternest moralist could hardly :ritio jse the expressed intentions of the side) 1 y sailor who sits in the little inn st Dtunkirk, where he has learned of bis succession to a fortune of over £750,000 at least, says the "Telegrapli's" Paris correspondent. "When I am
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    25 7 Will some one offer to play Hymn Tv nes on the St Andrew's Cathedral I be 11m before Evensong on Skqadsa/fc. inky, lha Cathnflral prp?r
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      694 7 NOTICE. NOTICE. Singapore Cricket Club. NOTICE i. hereby jriven that a Special General Meeting of the Memberg of the Singapore Cricket Club, will be held in the Club Pavilion, on Monday, November 14th, at 5-15 p.m. Business. <STnxr PROP SED CLUB EXTENSION. To consider and discuss the attached Report of
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      374 7 payable yearly being reduced aa th* loan is repaid. Plans of Proposed Extension are now on view in the Club. (Sd.) A R Linton, H M Cantrell, A Cullen, 0 P W A Wilson, Special Building Sub-Com-mittee. Estimated Extra Expense and Revenue from Proposed Billiard Room*. Expense*. 7 Markers 190
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      145 7 M V/ ACT <bT J> W A*l* William Caxton first introduced the printing presa into England in the year 1471. After acquiring th 6 newly invented art of printing at Bruges, he returned to England, the land of his birth, and set up a printing press near Westminister Abbey, "The
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    394 8 AUTUMN DECLINE INDICATED. Tbe Aatomn divorce list at Home -hows a considerable decline in cambers when comparison is made with the 2,000 and 3,000 cases we have been accastomed to in recent terms. Tbe total of 1,014 Isjmade upjae follows: Undefended Petitions 843 1™ Defended Petitions 167 g§
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    269 8 Discussing the effects of tht American Treaty with Siam, the Bangkok Times" assumes that when it was ratified several American citizens owned land in Siam, "and certainly the Treaty provide* a deadly short way of dealing with them." On Sej>t 1, Article IV of the Treaty oi
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    111 8 Active and Reserve Officers, Singapore Volunteer Corps, attending the Armistice Day Service, will wear Review Order-khaki. Swords will be worn; and medals if they are in POS»B6SiOB of BUch. Two marriage registration cere, monies were witnessed at the first magistrate's chambers, Kuala Lumpur, on Friday, the parties being Mi J
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    367 8 THE PARIS WAY. At last the fight against the high cost of living in Paris has come to a head, at least in one most important matter —the price of meat to the consumer, says the Telegraph's Paris correspondent. M Leullier, the Prefect of Police, in whom are
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    337 8 Report on a ¥m\t, Mr J N Milsum, assistant agriculturist, F M S, reported as follows, recently I visited Fraser's Hill on September 28, 1&21, and remained on the hill two days for the purpose of advising the recently appointed Horticultural Superintendent, Mr H de la Mare, "on
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    137 8 Miss Zung Wei Tsung, a dfetin. guished Chinese journalist, is at pre. sent in London. She is a member ol the staff of tbe "Sun Pao," one of China's oldest daily papers. She is a graduate of the McTyire School at Shanghai, and taught sociology at Soochow before she took
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    290 8 Some Penang; Comment*. The system of selecting cadets to sit as magistrates in the Courts of this country has been criticised ad libitum and almost ad nauseam in the press, but we hope the matter will continue to receive attention in the columns of the newspapers until the
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    226 8 H E The Governor's Patience. There has been a continuous cascade of dreary writing and doleful talk in Singapore for months past and the one .•nan who has remained cheerful and serene through it all has been the Governor. Indeed, we thought that it ami just this cheeriness
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    256 8 Council Reform is long overdue and perhaps the Governor will take the opportunity of his Budget speech, in which His Excellency is wont to review the affairs of the Colony, to make a pronouncement on this allimportant subject. The present time, therefore, seems opportune to repeat briefly
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    110 8 Col. J Christie, who had been assisting in the Penang boxing competitions, left for Kedah on Saturday morning. We understand that the visit of a prominent mining engineer shortly arriving from Home to meet Col Christie is in connection with an oil property in Burma.—P G. The Rev. J H
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      488 9 PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP CO. I m. (Incorporated ia U.S.AJ PO JIai O( i OUNT F Taß "t TeeiPPING BOARD F «ANCI3IiO-«A?»(ILA-EA»T INDIA BAILINQB FROM SINGAPOREFor OAL'JL7:TA Di «»ot. OtSifStt 11 Nov 15 v oL« !f P*ssca««r« and Freight Dec 15 Crl,!BL FaAN ISOO J i% MAN!LV HONOLrjLfJ. I Wolverine State
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      92 9 LLOTD TMESTIiO *v Co. (Incorporated in Italy.) HOMEWARD SAILINGS. For Oolombo, Aden, Magg&ua, Port Said, Brindifi, Venice and Trieste, taking cargo on through Bill of Lading for Flume the Levante Porte and Black Sea Porte, Persia No? 16 OUTWARD SAILINGS FOR HONGKONG 4 SHANGHAI Nippon about Nov 15 steamers being
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      471 9 CHINA MAIL STEAMSHIP CO., LTD(incorporated in U. S. A.) Direct San Franchco Service Those d-si-ous of Mateg the Orient .honld travel by th« scenic route SINGAPORE, HONGKONG SHANGHAI, NAGASAKI, YOKOHAMA, HONOLULU SAN FRANCISCO. From SINGAFORE, NANKING 15.C00 t'ns, Dtc 1 (MiDimnm First Class fare, Siugaaore to San -fisjsJleii. G $*****)
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      569 9 N.Y.K. European Lire. (Inc •rp'»r;iTe'4 a Japan? L ™g?i» ££gf Fortnightly Swtie, For UABBEILLEB, LONDON At ANTWEBP via PORTS. Atsuta Msru M Snidzuoka Maru gV 3 j Liverpool L ,ne M.nthlV temce F >r MABSEILLES LIVERPOOL v PORTS Mam Djt 13 Monthly be;vice Fcr LONDON. ANTWERP. ROTTERDAM HAMBURG via POhTs.
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      421 10 WANTED. DO YOU RE LIZK that laok ot tralulng ii a hindranoe to yonr obtaining a more remunerative poe The wisest decision you can make ia to enrol Cor a course of Shorthand and Business Correspondence Othere have dona 10. Way not yon? Address: Instructor, 177, Havelcok Road, IB 10
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      527 10 NOTICE. The followicg are ihe only per sen* authorised by ;is to writer into oontraots or otber engagements on our behalf and to sign for our fi<-m. YEO BOON KEVT, Manager. TaN HONtf TEE, A«tt. Manager. T. T. Brothers, 126, Jonker Street, Malacca. 3 11 18 11 MADRAS HINDU BRAHMIN
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      478 10 BARKS. SZE HAI TONG BANKING INSURANCE CO., LTD, (Incorporated in tbe S.S.) HEAD OFFICB: 58, KLJNG STREET, SINGAPORE. Established 1907. Paid-up Capital mm $2,000,000 Surplua mm 890 t QM COURT OP DIRECTORS. Saab Eng Lim, Eaq.—Chairman. Leo Wee Nam, Eaq.—Deputy Chairman. Chan Teck Hoe, Eaq, Ong Chow Keng, Eaq. Too
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      488 10 BANKS. rH£ HO HONG BANK, LTD. HEAD OFFICE 94, Market Street. BEAN CAES Penang mm 85 Beach Street. Malacca mm 131 Junker Street. Muar ».77-79 Jaien Suleiman. Batu Pahat 10tf Jalan Rahamat Palembaag 16, Ilir. AGENCIES AT London, New York, San Francisco, Batavia, Sourabaya, Seniaxang, Shanghai, Hongkong, Amoy, Pontianak and
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      447 10 BANKS. CHARTERED BANK OF INDIA, AUSTRALIA AND CHINA. (lncorporatd in England BY ROYAL CHARTER. Paid up Capital in 600,000 Shares of £6 each £3,000,000 j Reserve Fund £3,600,000 j Reaexve Liability of Proprietor. «8,000,000 BAN KARA, Bank of England, London Joint City and Midland Bank, Ltd. London County Westminster aad
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      313 10 BANKS. THE OVERSEA-CHINESE BANK, LIMITED. (Incorporated ia the S.S.) HEAD OFFICE: SINGAPORE. 68 X LING STREET, Tel. No. 1655. BRANCH: PENANG 28 BEACH STREET, AGENCIES: t IPOH AND DELI. CAPITAL: Authorised mm $20,000,000 [asued f 10,500,000 Paid-up 5,260,000 Reserve Liability of Shareholders 5,250,000 General Reserve 200,000 BOARD OF DIRECTORS: Tan
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      440 10 INSURANCE. THE OVERSEAS*? ASSURANCE CORPORATION, LTD. (Incorporated ia the S.S.) c BOARD OFfpiRECTORS: Hon. Dr. Lim Boon Rang. 0.8. E., Chairman. Lim Nee Soon, Esq. Dy. Chairman. Eu Toag Sen, Esq. C.B.E. Ong Boon Tat, Eaq. Lim Chwee Chiax, Eaq. Chua Poh Siang, Eaq, Lee Pang Sea%, Eaq. Yeo Baa
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      554 10 MALAYA TRIBUNE mmim cAZETft. < EVENING DAILY.) "Phone Mo. V7l SUBSCRIPTION RATH, PAYABLE IN ADVANCE. mV i Per uaum nsaa Bait-yearly Par quarter.- g.7| Single Copy i eta. Postage Extra 50 eta. per month To Foreign couatnea $1 do [A Subscxiptioa Form wffl feusai oa £age B.] \ERY MANY "TRIBUNE"
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