Malaya Tribune, 9 November 1921

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    29 1 The Malaya Tribune. EVENING DAI^Y.] AND SHIPPING GAZETTE. [EVENING DAILY. vol vm- -No. 264 SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 1921 fiVK CEMS The Malaya Tribune. WED> ESDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 192
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      153 1 j SUN ACCOMPANY I supplies 1 *u Fhctographfc Mslarfals f AND 1 I The RigHPteca for Amateurs paralopiinf, Printing and Enlarfrement I go. 94. N0BTH URIEXJE ROAD, g Singapore. I 3 Phon- 560 a j Whiteaway, Laidlaw Co., Ltd., Singapore. (Incorporated in England.) > Flag' Perfumed Bath Soap. Six Large
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      103 1 I Sime, Darby Co., Ltd. I Incorporated in Btraits Settlements ELECTRKAL DEPARTMENT. I Quotations given for complete Meet ie Lighting Power Installations, j Pull range of B! otrtoal sappllet m itook t V LB. Wires Cables. Metal Filament Lamps. I Ceiling Table Fans. Fittings Accessories. "DiCtsgnpl" Telephones. MADSTBONG 1 Plants.
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    GERMANY'S PLIGHT.
    865 2 IS A FINANCIAL CRISIS INEVITABLE? A Fool's Paradise, Mr Keynes's article la the Sanday Times" predicting the financial collapse of Germany in the near fotare "has been qaoted sod reqooled daring tbe pas; month to an extent that has possibly never been equalled by a single article in
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    PRESS AMENITIES.
    657 2 PENANG AND KUALA LUMPUR. Thus the S'ralts Echo": For sound logic, strict coherence sn cogent reasoning c jmmend as to tbe admirable article on the Prince's visit winch we reprint to-day from the colamns of the Malay Mail.' Iu one sentence it notes that tbe Straits Ecbo" proposes
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    EUROPEAN UNEMPLOYMENT FUND.
    68 2 Amount previously acknow1 edged $21,894.47 "R R G." j 50 per cent proceeds of Singapore Football Association Cup Final 450.45 A T B» go 50 per cent proceeds cf hiring S S and F M S Box- J i ing Tournament Film from Pathe Frejes 1st Donation
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    38 2 At a farewell dinner given by Governor-General Wood to Lord r t c!i J on departur. from Mamla the latter declared that there vrou.d be bo speeches, stating that Governor-General W'eod is a seas oi deeds, nos words."
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      336 2 The International Overseas C o. 1- FINEST L al, sugar, *tt-£2P AUSTRALIAN m?™£££ WHEAT FLOUR 1 io Plate and JZSZ- ORB BRAND Black and White Prices on application Cake. Sago Flour, Nutmegs, Coffee, 'Hfczss The International Overseas Co., Products. IMPORTERS AND EXPORTERS, Correspondence in all Languages. C* 6 Street, Singapore,
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      454 2 WHAT'S THE USE? What's the use of enduring those frightful pains in your face when ten minutes' rubbing Oriental Balm will bring relief. Neuralgia is nothing but tortured nerves. But those nerves quivering with agony, unfit you for sleep, work or enjoyment. Little's Oriental Balm soothes, comforts, relieves—stops the pain.
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      682 2 AUCTION SALE. CHBONG^ AUCTIONEERS APPRAISERS.* H t No. 30 X ing Street, Singapore. mmm 6 IMPORTANT AUQTIOh\ SALE Gfr Valuable Sea-side Property at East Coast Tanjong Katong and Town Properties Ft* iVlacao Street, Kelantan Koad, etc At Koon Seng Co.'a Sale-Room, No. 30, Xi| Df? g On Wednesday, Nov ruber
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      455 3 AT THE FOPVt All PHOTO.PLAY HOUSE EMPIRE j Tanjong >a*»r R d Trams Pass tha Door From Monday 7th to Wn,3n*sday 9 h November 1921 IN SECOND BHOW AT 930 pu.' THE B. 8 A MA CHAMPIONSHIP BOXING TOURNAMENT A migaifioent picture prodaoed looally by Pathe Cinema Together Universal speoial
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      288 3 NOTICE, N- t f oe is hereby given that the Trade Mark depic ed above ie the prepevty 0 f Hadj c Mchamed Alii bin Hadj-e Alii carrying on business it Nos. 140 and 142, Arab Street, Singapore, and ii need by him n connec ion with tarboosh, fex, Turkish
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      446 3 I H*3ia» ra I. From FRIDAT Norembwr 4, to WEDNESD \T, November 9. Tie I I Altaambra I I «M Tlutti* IT THE is the only I pr ALHAMBRA II ■■■4 the BEST Cakes, Coffee 1 I iiUMii, Thi for Mol,c and Fwtorei Tea, etc. I I iatlaa. MPJM «oau.
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      217 3 Marlborough! The Hall for Comfort, Good Music and Good PiotureB Beach Itoad. From THURSDAY, November 3 to WEDNESDAY, November (excluding Sundry, November I, 1921). AN EXCELLENT UN I VERSA*. PHOTODRAMA Featuring That popular aorcen itar HARRY CAREY In hia moat dramatics and role, in whioh he ii a I'P rt-
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      214 3 I* THI FIRST SHOW AT 7 30 SHARP. "HOUDINI" Serial Epliodei Twelve, Thirteen, Fourteen and Fifteen, Final Instalment LASTEIQHT REELS. (Next Tneaday THE MIDNIGHT MAN (Serial) W THE SECOND SHOW AT 9 15 PM THUNDERBOLT JACK" SERIAL Fpisude an( j Fourteen. (Final on Friday TINSEL World Brady Pic:un*wi b Kitty
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    TO-DAY'S SUMMARY.
    194 4 •The slump in German marks la reI vealed to be the result of a deliberate ruse to excuse default in reparations payments. The cotton trade is still hard-hit by the slump, and short-time for the mills is under consideration. A daring train hold-up has occurred in the United
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    Domestic Occurrence.
    42 4 DEATH. Th« remains of Sylvia Irii infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. S. Scharengoival will be removed for interment to the Bidadari Om«tery to-morrow morning at 7 30 from thfir rrcideDoe, hW D. Bungalow, Reformatory Read. 9 11 9 11
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    TRADE WITH AUSTRALIA.
    931 4 Singapore should give a cordial welcome to the Kangaroo to-.mofrow. It is a vessel whic«*brings promise of a reductio.i Tn the cost of living in Malaya. Aboard is a deputation of West Australian businessmen, accompanied by the Hon. Mr J Scaddan as a representative of the Government
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    174 4 "Sports Notes" are crowded out to-day, and will be given in tomorrow's issue. Rev F H Sullivan will deliver 1 hit fourth lecture to-night at 6.30 in the Short-street School. All are cordially invited. The General Officer Commanding will proceed on inspection duty to Penang, Taiping, and Kuala Lipis on
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    MALAYA-BORNEO EXHIBITION.
    226 4 t Poster <*rize Competition. Hfith a to awakening interest* in the Malaya-Borneo Exhibition to be held early in 1922, the Publicity Sub-Committee offers a prize of $25 cash for the best suggestion, idea or rough sketch, %d be utilized as the basis of a poster, for bill-boaH publicity
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    ARMISTICE DAY AT IPOH.
    121 4 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Ipoh, Nov 8.—The Armistice Day celebrations at Ipoh have been slightly axtended. There will be divine service at St John's Church at 10 a.m. fpr the convenience of the M S V R. who, at the conclusion of the service, wilfr march
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    CHARGE AGAINST D.O.
    39 4 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Penang, Nov 8.—At Kulim yesterday, the Chief Judge, Said Hussain, heard the charges of criminal breach of trust as a Government servant brought against Tunku Ismain, late District Officer. Judgment was reserved.
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    FIRE ON LOCAL ESTATE.
    83 4 Early yesterday morning, a fire broke out in a smoking shed at Trafalgar Estate, Ponggol-road. The shed, which was a converted bungalow, was completely gutted, and about 6,000 lbs of rubber as well as a large quantity of copra was destroyed. There was no water near
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    329 4 **There will be no issue of the Malaya Tribune on Friday, Armistice Day. The paper will be published as usual on Saturday. The Garrison headquarters office will be closed, except for very urgent buyness, on Armistice Day. D H Kleinman, of lawn tennis fame, returned this morning. A nio f
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    THE LIBEL FUND.
    313 4 ONLY TEN MORE D\v* TOGO. Have You Subscribed Yet? On* eleve% more day, ren which to subscribe to th- k Times" Libel Fund. Has v tribution come in yet? [f ask you fo considlr was not owe it to yourself to snare demonstration of public i a
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    RENT BOARD.
    316 4 The Business Signboard. The meeting of the Rent Assessment Board held in the Board room of the Municipality yestcriay ifl was presided over by Mr E T<s.-- i other members present being Hot Gaw Khek Khiam, Koh Sar. Hi:: E A M S Aegullia, and W H (assessor
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    S S A AGENDA.
    127 4 For the committee meeting to-ds?. at 5.15 p m, of the Straits Settle**** (Singapore) Association, ths BaVa* 1 will be L Minutes 2. Matters arising out of Ciicalsrs(a) Letter from Mr Jefferson lb) Increase of membership: (c) Prince of Wales visit (d) Volunteer Def>«* Force. 3.
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    24 4 There were untitled board the s s Chin Hua here yesterday from Swat' r. I s J bajaj t ielding from Hoiuflwnf dcciv paesewjsra.
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      276 4 Silver Cups and Sports Prizes. We are the Premier Store for presanUtion Giols and h*ve ■applied the Priooiple Clubs anl Schooli from oar immeafe ■took. An illustrated list will be Bent on apulioatiou. E PS Souvenir and P.ise t F* Bpoona for Golf WtJ/ Adult and and Shooting. *«sa*» »bb|3*
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      225 4 GUAN KIAT Co., Ltd., Incorporated in the Strait* Settlement*; 36, PHILLIP STBBET, SINGAPOBE New Shipments Arrived off Morgan's Salamander Crucibles from Nos 20 to 100 Russell's American Stocks and Dies with Taps Complete (Without Thread) to sorew 1/16" to 1/4" do 1/4" to 3/4" do 1/4" to If Easterbrook Allcard
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    ANOTHER GERMAN TRICK?
    375 5 Portlier Falls In Value Of The Mark. Desire to Dodge Liabilities. Reuter. London, Nov 7.—German mirks in London arc now 1090 to the*. Compared with last week, the latest i bank statement discloses that note? in circulation are 91,528 millio§ '•arks, an increase of 3383 millions. tews
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    NATIONAL HOPES.
    362 5 Russia's Interests. Reuter. New N 7.—M Briand was BBeaaad by the representatives of as G renti eat) aad with M Jussermd itemed an ovation from the crowd. He aja message to the Americas people, declaring that France was ready to jeis every endeavour to avert a new war,
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    FRENCH SYMPATHY.
    24 5 Reuter. Paris, li tk. M Mille rand ha? N*, p da P a "«e Emperor exheartfelt regrets at a 1 asba ssination.—Reu-
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    SHIPPING TUSSLE.
    21 5 Reuter. 1**2£V£ 8, In order to ?"i"i lan com Petition, IS *ik intends to employ the New York eer-
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    KHILAFAT RIOTING.
    84 5 Many Seriously Hurt. Reuter. Calcutta, Nov 7.—Following a Khilafat meeting at Howrah, the crowd stoned the police, who charged. A few shots were fired. One policeman was killed and nine wounded. The Khilafatist casualties are not yet known. Eleven arrests were made. Rioting was renewed the following morning,
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    COTTON TRADE SLUMP.
    108 5 Less Work for Spindles. Reuter. London, Nov B.—Owing to depression in the Lancashire cotton industry and absence of fresh orders, the question of organised short time in the spinning mills is to be reconsidered. A special meeting of the general committee of the Oldham master cottonspinners' association
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    TRAIN HOLD-UP.
    92 5 Reuter. Paxton, IllinoS, Nov 8.—A dozen men armed with revolvers, shotguns and bombs held up the Illinois Central Express, crowded with passengers travelling to New Orleans. They climbed the coal tender to the engine, after a fight in which some of the train staff and mail clerks were
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    EX-GERMAN TONNAGE.
    73 5 Reuter. London, Nov 7.—ln the House of Commons at question time, Mr S Baldwin stated that out of 423 exGerman vessels allotted to Britain for sale, 392 had been delivered of which 385 had been sold 326, of a tonnage of eighteen million had been bought by British
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    MAMMOTH SUBMARINES.
    67 5 Reuter. Washington, Nov 7.—The construction of two new type submarines has commenced at Portsmouth Navy yard, vessels of 2025 tons, 90 metres long with electric engnes of 6500 horsepower, speed 21 knots on the surface and ten submereged. They will be armed with a five inch gun, usable
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    FRANCE & BRITAIN.
    343 5 FRANCE BRITAIN. KEMALIST AGREEMENT DISCUSSED. QUESTIONS IN COMMONS. Reuter. Jl V 7 M St AuIaire > F "nch Ambassador in London, has brought to Paris a British memorandum or, the subject of the Franco-Kemalist agreement. It is a document of eight pages. Though couched in firm language! it contains nothing
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    TRIAL OF LANDRU.
    96 5 Reuter. Paris, Nov 7.—The trial of the notorious Landru, charged with murdering ten women and a youth, has at last opened at Versailles, when Landru appeared dapper and wellgroomed, with curling moustaches. As he walked to the dock there was some hissing from the audience. The proceedings
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    QUESTION OF STATUS.
    68 5 Reuter. London, Nov 7.—In the House of Commons, replying to Sir W H Davison, Mr Lloyd George said that no r\°ply had yet been received from the Dominion? and Indian Governments with regard to the amendment of the law to secure British nationality for children, foreign-born, of
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    COLD STORAGE CO.
    201 5 Twelve and a Half Per Cent Dividend. 1j report of the directors of the Singapore Cold Storage Company, Limited, for presentation at the annual general meeting, at 18, Collyer Quay, on TuecJay, Nov. 15, at 12.30, p.m. states: Year directors have pleasure in submitting .he accounts of
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    APPEAL COURT.
    937 5 ALSAGOFF ESTATE CASE CONTINUED. Rent Agent's Appeal. Arguments in the Alsagoff appeal case were continued yesterday before the Chief Justice, Sir Walter S Shaw, Mr Justice Barrett Lennard and Mr Justice St J Branch. In continuation of his submission Mr Mundell stated that in his will Syed Mohamed
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    BANQUE INDUSTRIELLE.
    165 5 PETITION FOR WINDING UP REOPENED. Manager's Statement Criticised. As a resale of tha Renter wire pabliabed a short time ago, Mr J Lav cock, on behalf of tha Chinese bsnks in Singapore, made an appli. cation before Mr Justice Barrett. Leonard in the Supremo Ooart to day to
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    MOTOR TRADE REVIVES.
    69 5 Reuter. London, Nov 7.—Fifty thousand on Saturday visited the International Motor Show at Olympia, which was again besieged by crowds to-day. A long queue was awaiting the opening. Manufacturers and salesmen aire rejoicing at such a sign of the revival of trade. Individual purchasers of cars are
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    EVEREST EXPEDITION.
    78 5 Reuter. London, Nov B.—The President of the. Royal Geographical Society has announced that this year's Everest expedition, after persistent probing, has accomplished its object, having reached a point from which it is confidently believed a practicable way to the summit will be found in 1922. It is expected
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    THE PRINCE AT SUEZ.
    18 5 Reuter. Suez, Nov. 7.—His Royal Highness the Prince oi Wales has arrived here. —Reuter.
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    ITALY'S UNKNOWN HERO.
    259 5 Rome, Nov 3.—On the 2nd instant the body of the Italian unknown warrior was transported to Rome from Aquileia with solemn honours paid as tribute at every station en rout<\ Their Majesties the King and Queen, the Royal Family, the Premier. Ministers and Senators, Members of Parliament
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    18 5 Reuter. London. Nov 7.—Lord peel has been appointed >lini»ter ot 7r»o»port w »uce«l5l,ion to 3lr Lric t?edde«.— Neuter.
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    EXCHANGE.
    72 5 Singapore, November 9. 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 169 On Hongkong— Bank demand draft 19 p.c. p.m. On ShanghaiBank demand draft 57% On Java— Bank Tel.
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    RUBBER QUOTATIONS.
    78 5 C. ef C. Pabber Association. Singapore, November 9. Pale Crepe Closing prices. Buyers Sellers. Spot 34 35 Ribbed Smoked Sheet Closing Prices Buyers Sellers Spot 34 ft 35 Nov. to Dec. 35% 36% Jan. to March 38% 39 April to June 39% 40% Tone of Market.—Steady. Fred Watirhouae
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    MACPHAIL AND CO'S REPORT.
    90 5 Singapore, November 9. Silver 39%. Hongkong 19 per cent premium. Shanghai Nil. Three Months Gold $47%. Share Market.—Dull. Rubbers.—Small enquiry, but still difficult to do business. Tins.—Taipings $1.05 to $1.10, Norths $1.17% to $1.22%, Souths 55 to GO cents, Nawng Pets $1.55 to $1.60, Rawangs 47%
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    HAT COMPETITION.
    150 5 At the sale of work on behalf of the C E Z M S to be held in the V M C A Hall on Wednesday, Dec. 7, from 10 to 1, and from 4 to 7 o'clock, there will again be the millinery stall which has proved
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    CHANNEL STORM.
    43 5 Reuter. London, Nov 7.—Owing to a weekend storm, telegraphic communication has been interrupted between London and the Continent, where the storm also was very severe. The French steamer Gaston Dumesnil foundered near Padstow, and three bodies have been washed ashore.— Reuter.
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    SPORT
    90 6 FOOTBALL. ST J O B GAMES. The St Joseph's Old Boys, who played minus a man, were defeated by the B C F A II at soccer oa the Raffle* Reclamation on Monday. This evening, the Old Boy* will meet the Stafford* B Co in a friendly match, end
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    RUGBY.
    437 6 PROBABLES v. POSSIBLES. By Reynard." The rugby practice match on the SCC ground yesterday, to determine the fifteen to meet Malacca on Saturday, was a disappointing affair from a spectacular point of view, though ths rough and tumble was undoubtedly a uaeful bracer" to the men engaged in it
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    BOXING.
    434 6 A, CHAMPION'S CONDITIONS. In response to the invitation from Mr C E Rooke to a charity boxing match, Phang Ewe Kong has written that, being at present the holder of the S S and F M S bantamweight championship title, he is not in a position to appear in
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    LAWN TENNIS.
    158 6 tCC TOURNAMENT, Owing to the state of the ground ao play was possible in the SCC tennis tournament yesterday. The ties arranged for yeaterday will be played to-morrow. TO-DAY'S TIM, A Single*. (A court), F Kuchwaldy scr vs C E Winter scr. (D) E B Laybourne scr vs
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    L L T C AMERICAN
    38 6 TOURNAMENT, Owiag to rain no play was possible in the Ladies Lawn Tennis Club tournament on Tuesday. A" class will therefore play to day and Thursday and B class on Friday and Saturday.
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    HOCKEY.
    63 6 S C C vs S R C. The SRC team to meet the S C C this afternoon at hockey on the SCC ground will be: E Ganno; E O Angus, C Richards; J V Moss, Osborne, J S de Souza; L H Gomes, A N Other, H G
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    GOLF.
    27 6 LADIES' CHAMPIONSHIP. In play for the Andrew Currie Cup, Mrs Connell beat Mrs Lloyd, 2 and 1; and Mies Law beat Mrs Braddell, 6 and 4.
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    SWIMMING.
    56 6 HONGKONG CHAMPIONS. Miss Gladys Ramsay, who has gained many swimming successes in Hongkong recently, won on Oct 24 the :adies' annual race across the Hongkong harbour, coming ia far ahead of the other competitors, of whom there were seven. In a similar race for men, J Johnstone was the
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    CURRENCY RETURNS.
    173 6 Position at End of October. The Currency Commissioners' return for the month of October, 1921, is published in the Government Gazette (A) Whole amount of currency notes in circulation on October 31, 1921 $84,266,456.90 Average amount of currency notes in circulation during the month of October, 1921 $84,264,166.76
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    55 6 The Special Tribunal at Calicut delivered )ud«m«t on Oct 18 in tbe ca«» in wbicn Nunbi Nadir, an intluentiai aloplan ot Tanur and libllatat «ecretary ot tb« tovn. wa, ebar««d witb v»r a»ai„Ht tb« «ine-Lm-peror. Tbe accused wa« unanimoualy tonnd Uuilty and «enteneed to li», propertv w», dlruetad to H»
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    LATEST SHIPPING ARRIVALS.
    19 6 Hafthor, from Bangkok 9-11. Van Cloon, from Belawaa 9-1 L Sri Muar, from Malacca 9-1 L
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    HOME MARKET QUOTATIONS.
    116 6 Sago flour is quoted at 13;3. Tin is quoted at £158.12.6 in London. Tapioca is quoted at 14|- for fair flake. Gambier is quoted at 31 J- ia London cube gambier at 37|6. On the Liverpool market cotton, middling American, ia at 12.57 Egyptian cotton at 23.25.
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    ST ANDREW'S HOSPITAL BUILDING FUND.
    45 6 Amount previously acknowledged $62,599.46 Per Mr Aschmann, Sourabaya: Collection list No 3 370.00 272.05 Collection list No 4 f 247.50 178.70 Per Tbe Right Rev: the Bishop of Singapore, 250.00 $63,300.21 The above amounts are gratefully acknowledged by th* committee.
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    28 6 new wonder ship of the air—« giant—heralding a freeh era in design, is taking shape now to the order of the Government in a huge shed at Bristol.
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      635 6 MAILS CLOSE. To-day, Nov 9. Manila, Hongkong* Japan* Knight of the Garter 2 p.m. Penan? *Lake Fielding 2 p.m. Malacca Muar •Ban Whatt Hin 2 p.m. Krctay, Trengganu, Kelantan,* Patani, Singora/ Bandon Bangkok* Valaya 2 pan. Colombo, Djibouti, Port Said* Matactllce, EUROPE, etc. Cordillera 2 p.». n Rcgiatration up to
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      279 6 Ordinary Rate Nov. 8. Deferred Rate Nov. 7. Ships in communication with the Wireless Station at Singapore this morning:—s. s. Kangaroo, Orcades, Dogra, Paul Lecat, Cordillere, Iris, Minderoo, Deli, Van Cloon, Schouten, Orion, Sumatra, Malay Maru, Biyo Maru and Bombay Maru, ft» Ships in communication with the Wireless Station at
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    HEVEA PLANTS.
    644 7 PROHIBITION OF IMPORT. Mr F W South, Chief Agricultural Inspector, F M S., writes I have the honour to request that you will be so good as to publish this letter in order to call the attention of your readers to the fact that the importation of any
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    CUTLERS' FEAST ABANDONED
    70 7 London, Oct 15.—The Cutlers' Feast at Sheffield haß been abandoned. The decision is not surprising after the Duke of York's action in withdrawing his acceptance of the invitation tc attend. Nevertheless, regret prevails at the abandonment of an historic event, which ranks as one of the principal
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    115 7 The famous prison of Sing Sing at New York has been robbed by inmates for the fourth time in its history— this time through the medium of forged cheques to the tune of £4,000. Civilians and clerks are not employed in the Warden's office. Convicts I known as trustees" keep
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    LETTER-BOX.
    11 7 (Tf« do not neetsmrily andone t!n opinions axpruMd by corretpendanU.)
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    SUNDAY AT THE S. C. C.
    215 7 From "SUNDAY OFF": I was amused at Blue Deacon's M letter in your issue of yesterday afternion. No doubt there is a good deal of truth in what he suggest», but nevertheless there is the fact to be remembered that had the state of
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    586 7 Sir Ernest Birch Intervenes. We were i little imtztd to tee io yesterday s luge of oar morning oon. temporary an expression of the views of Sir Ernest Birch od Cricket Club policy," as regard» opening on Sundays and to a late* boor on week-days. Interviewed
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    24 7 Erratum: The statement that the London Mayors would if necessary pursue Mr Lloyd George from hill to hell" should have read from hill to
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      691 7 NOTICE. NOTICE, f/ngapore Cricket Club. NOTICE i. hereby given that a Special General Meeting of the Members of the Singapore Cricket Club, will be held in the Club Pavilion, on Monday, November 14th, at 5-16 p.m. Business. h PROPOSED CLUB EXTENSlox\.L_ To consider an^diBCUSl the attached Report of the Special
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      351 7 payable yearly being reduced as the loan is repaid. Plans of Proposed Extension are now on view in the Club. (Sd.) A R Linton, II M Cantrell, A Cullen, O P Griffith-Jones, W A Wilson, Special Building Sub-Com-mittee. Estimated Extra Expense and Revenue from Proposed Billiard Rooms. Expenses. 7 Markers
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    THE SHARE MARKET
    820 8 Latest Prices Quoted in the Market, Korember 7. J4 *f* Lr&n aad I rati, Excbanga *md Share atruesra, fcseue ta« foilowag .Ist of laouUoasv Robber, DeOar sear**. (ssue .*.-<* Bayers Sel'ers 1 Alierby 0.19 0.15 A.,r <i*Jae 040 2 Ama gar&ated Maly 1.04 145 I Ayer iiuam
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    PARTURIUNT MONTES.
    431 8 THE TRADE COMMISSION. There ia nothing startling or n err el in tie recoiiiiiMaristiis* of the Trade Co cur, iaa ion Naturally, those who were coaf.ding enough to hope that its deliberatiaoa would produce c panacea for 3 to which local trade is heir were foredoomed to disappointment
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    149 8 Extensive repairs have been carried out at S Mary's II .mo. and ore now completed. This with the fact of two home passages to be found has made Yj2\ a very hard year. The Home needs urgently at least 11,000, to see the year through. Messrs Fearon and Co of
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    THE PRINCE OF WALES.
    312 8 POINTS OF INTEREST. The favourite colour ef the Prises of Wales is a soft blue, and it appears in the curtains, carpets, and upholstery of his apartment* on the Renown-" As on previous tours, s good deal of the Prince's time will be spent in "reading
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    AIR SQUADRON FOR PHILIPPINES.
    197 8 A San Francisco cable to the Manila papers reports that the twenty-eighth air squadron haj been ordered to Manila, from Mother Field at Sacramento, California. The coming of the 2£th air squadron to the Philippines is taken by some my officer?, lays the "Manila Times," to
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    SHANGHAI AUTOMOBILE SHOW.
    74 8 Shanghai, Oct 10.—Shanghai's forthcoming automobile show promises to be a big success. It will be held in th* Verdun Gardens. All the 76 available exhibition spaces in a vast building under construction have been disposed of. Additional space was tentatively apoken for by Mr C R Burkil?,
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    110 8 Mr Thomas L. McCall, until recently mines manager to the Malayan Collieries, has been appointed mining engineer to the Arcadia Coal Co., Ltd. of Stellarton, Nova Scotia. The Government officers ef Lenggong entertained Captain Hubert Berkeley to dinner at the Lenggong Rest House on Oct. 27 in honour of his
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      476 10 BANKS. SZE HAI TONG BANKING INSURANCE CO, LTD, (Incorporated in the S.S.) HEAD OFFICE: 58, ELING STREET, SINGAPORE. Established 1907. Paid-up Capital $2,000,000 Surnua B*o,ooo COURT OF DIRECTORS. S«ah Eug Lim, Esq.—Chairman. Lee Wee Nam, Esq.—Deputy Chairman. Chan Teck Hee, Esq. Ong Chow Keng, Esq. Teo Teow Peng, Esq. Tan
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      315 10 BANKS. THE GVERSEA-CHINB6E BANK, LIMITED. (Incorporated ia the S.S.) HEAD OFFICE: SINGAPORE, 63 RUNG STREET. Tel. No. 1655. BRANCH: PENANG 28 BEACH STREET, AGENCIES: IPOH AMD DELI. CAPITAL: Authorised $20,000,000 Issued 10,500,000 Paid-up 5,250,000 Reserve Liability of Shareholders 5,250,000 General Reserve 200,000 BOARD OF DIRECTORS: Tan Ean Kheam, Esq., Chairman.
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