Malaya Tribune, 16 November 1921

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    28 1 The Malaya Tribune. EVENING DAILY.], AND SHIPPING GAZETTE. EVENING DAILY. Vol VIII -Ntf. 269 SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 1921 livt clt«» The Malaya Tribune. WEDNESDAY, NOV. 16, 1921.
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      160 1 fTUN AND COMPANY I all PHOTOGRAPHIC MATERIALS I .'A N D 1 ThE RIGHT PLACE FOR M AMATEURS DEVELOPING, PRINTING AND ENLARGEMENT. J \o M, NORTH BRIDGE ROAD, SINGAPORE. j phone 1M jj HUGE SALE! OP Men's India Gauze Vests. Quality No. 11 i« 2 30. 32, 34, 36, 3S,
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      98 1 Sime, Darby Go., Ltd. 'Incorporated in Strait* Settlements ELECTRICAL DEPARTMENT. Quotations given for complete Elect ie Lighting Power Installations, I Poll range of Kh ctrioal supplies in itock V LB. Wires Cables. Metal Filament Lamps. Ceiling Table Fans. Fittings Accessories. "Dictograph" Telephones. ■r MADSTBONG' Plants, meideai Lighting Set for Bungalows
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      259 1 CIGAK] ITES NUMBER V;r..:MA The Hall-mark of Perfection. Sole Va"u' -.crarers: ABDATH TOBACCO to. I d. LO DON. S3 H. J». ROSTER AIR-COOLED Price (2,600 Fine Hill Climbing. ff To reaoh the summit of the WREKIN, which rises to a height cf over 1,300 feet is no mean test of
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    DIOCESAN CONFERENCE.
    805 2 WORK AT MONDAY S SESSION. The Newcomer's Attitude. At the morning meeting of the D oceas>n Conference on Monday which was mainly for tbe clergy snd other u.issionaries, foar subj cts were discussed, ot which fhe moßt laafortan was How far are we pr< parir g to meet
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    48 2 The first reinforced concrete powered lighter built in China was launched from the shipyard of Messrs Brossard and Mopin at Hunghom on We hear that Mr Perera, stationmaster at Klang, is shorty retiring on pension. By his unfailing courtesy he has made himself universally liked diS Mlf Wbe
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    CEYLON POLICE PAY.
    173 2 In Contrast with Malaya. London, Oct 28.—In the House of Commons, Earl Winterton asked what action it was proposed to take in view of the refusal of the Legislative Council of Ceylon to sanction the increase of pay to the white police force recommended by the Salaries
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    MORTALITY RETURNS.
    124 2 The death rate for the week ending .Nov. o was 'iHAii per mille. iSationauues were: Luropeans 2, Eurasians 1, Chint.se 20o, Malays 27, inuians i&; with a total of 2oi, of wmcn 1*J4 were males and 57 female*. The chief causes of death were: Beri-beri 2\), phthisis 25,
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    HOME MARKET QUOTATIONS.
    114 2 Sago flour is quoted at 13 3. Tin is quoted at £160.12.6 in Londdon. Tapioca is quoted at 14, for fair flake. Gambier is quoted at 31'- in London; cube gambier at 37j6. On the Liverpool market cotton, middling American, is at 12.07; Egyptian cotton at 21.75.
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    FRENCH COAL.
    21 2 Reuter. Paris, Nov. 12.—Government has decided upon new drastic measures to keep down coal prices and to cuitb profiteering.—Reuter.
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    PLOUGHS FOR RUSSIA.
    55 2 Reuter. Geneva, Nov 13.—Speaking at an informal gathering at the International Labour Office. Dr Nansen outlined a simple, though boll nnd costly plan for the restoration of Russian economic prosperity, involving the dispatch of motor-ploughs or a scale to the famine areas, with experts to instruct the
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    FARM WORKERS.
    100 2 Reuter. Geneva, Nov 13.—The Labour Conference has adopted a convention guaranteeing farm workers the same rights of association and combination as industrial workers. Mr S Barrett, Sir C N J Oliver, the South Albican and Australian Government delegTatas respectively, and Messrs Cookson, Par* sons, and Tamura, Australian, Canadian,
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    70 2 The members of the Railway Advisory Board with the Chairman Mr P A Anthony, General Manager F M S R, left Kuala Lumpur an Fri-' day night to inspect the work in connection with the Prai Wharves. An examination under the scheme for Sanitary Inspectors will b t held at
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      241 2 fhe inteniatio al Overseas Co mpokxi FInLST Coal, -up r. Flo-r ;ea.h r. AUSTRALIAN Sandalwood, S k ."p"vt sl ?i WHtAT FLOUR Tin Plate and H -i"' ORB BRAND EXPORTS 'Black and White Pepper. s n gar, Prices on application. Copra, Oil. Oil Cake. Sato Flour, Nutmegs, Coffee, The International
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      465 2 WHEN CHILDREN GRIND THEIR TEETH IN SLEEP it it al™o«i a»w«js a sign 0 worms. O her hwiiltioM ate r knJar i Kit-, b»d breatb, p»i< a,,! ■welling of the abdomtn. ir «a ior In ihe ncse. Baby's Owi rabl-ts, the Canadian obildren'e remedy, given for a f*>w dayp, destroy
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      411 2 WHY SUFFER FROM A CHEST COLD. You can get rid of it so easily— By, using Little's Oriental Balm you can gain immediate relier and soon all soreness entirely disappears. It penetrates immediately. Goes straight to the exact spot where the trouble is and drives it away. There is nothing
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      549 2 AUCTION SAIU CHEONG KOJi* SENG to.. AUCTI HtERi i 3 No. 30 X ing iree Sii [re IMPORT* i 4 C At'CTgON Valuable Sea-side Property at Fasi Tanjong Katong and Town Pr Macao Street, Ke antun Roa4 VI Meseri. Cbe<>r.j< Boon On Nov mb r itf i 1. Valuable fre
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    THE SHARE MARKET
    662 3 < -va Quoted In th* Market, a>"ovember 15. ma. Ljrall and Evatt, Exchange mi Share Broken, (mm the folic w- -J. of Quotations. Rubber, r> Har Shares. M Buyers Sellers 0.10 0.20 Ar.j ganuiea Aiaiy \'M i'kl Art: Hitaai 7.25 8.2* Ayn Molek I Ayw Paras 3.50
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      308 3 TfffiniiHri IN Till FIB9I SHOW AT 7 30 PM THE CHEAT MACISTE SERUL i Id 24 R tie. y 3CI hi* 'troupes* maa i the M .he rreate-t (Apt l'm)g. To-r! :hl t ,c fir-t i reels t be ciaoaaed < cwrie.l.eve y rhuraday. ggiin h s iiurrii-aae se*id now.
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      730 3 I. From WEDN *SDAY, November 16, to MONDAY, November 21. Tlie I i a»«.ir» Aibambra ThMUe AT THE is the only I after* fmm A* mn Umm* I t&t the BUST A 1 li A A A g"% A b I «■AttatBEST Tha Hall for Marie and Ffatcrei I »_*C«
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      254 3 IN THE FIRST SHOW AT 7 30 SHARP. JAMFTS JT CORBBTT In tbe Universal Super Serial THE MIDNIGHT MAN la Eighteen Episodes Thirty-Six Reels TO-NIGHT Fsaeedes One, Two. Three and Four. First Eight Reels (continued next Tuesday.) IN THE SECOND SHOW AT 9 13 P.M. Auatralaaian Animated News Oaaette No.
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    TO-DAY'S SUMMARY.
    194 4 Britain accept® in principle tha AJbart* can proposals for naval restrictions, but makes certain reservations which will come up for discussion. Limited replacement, and reduction of shipping plant, is the British specific, as compared with entire cessation of construction. The editorial brings out the material factor—that the issue
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    JAPAN FOR PEACE?
    808 4 There is a very significant passage in the messages from Washington. The American proposals for reducing naval establishments are described as "a dramatic challenge, refusal of which by one of the two nations to which it is addressed as certainly means war as acceptance means initiating an
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    58 4 San Francisco. November 15.—The Arbuckle trial has begun.—Reuter. Recruiting has been resumed generally in the Madras Presidency. Mr P W Ward, the Canadian Trade Commissioner at Singapore, is arriving here to-day, by the s.s. Ellenga. Malacca teams to have many new faces in town now, and it is understood that
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    616 4 There was a well-attended meeting the Singapore Natural History Society in Raffles Museum on Monday afternoon, when, after the exhibition el various specimens by members, a very interesting paper, "Some notes on Malayan butterflies," was read by Dr J W Scharff. The notes were illustrated by a fine collection of
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    SPORTS NOTES.
    1014 4  -  BY "ECHO" The first Intel-Club over, and r—| islam mm has extended to tne b X I winners of the Alhaashra Shield f. th4jhclub championship, ai well v their star performer Pennefather a so easily securing the a* iionours. The second Club was SCC, and fee aeeoad Sattin,
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      252 4 JUST RECEIVED New Supplies of 1 PEA LL' Record < ues perfect in balance I price $12.50. i EBONY Butted Four Point I I selected Ash Cues Price $8 50. Cut CASES, Japanned, 1 Complete with L.ock I Price $4 25. Bill'srd and I Pool Balls, ,i Bi iiard Pockets,
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      235 4 GUAN KIAT Co., Ltd., Incorporated in the Strait* Settlement*; 96, PHILLIP STBBfIT. SINGAPORE JMaaw Shipment! Arrived of Morgan's Salamander Crucibles from Nob 20 to 100 Russell's American Stocks and Dies with Taps Complete (Withco'. Thread) to iort>w 1/16" to 1/4" do 1/4" to 3/t" do 1/4" to Easterbrook Allcard Co.,
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      209 4 W. A. TRADE DISPLAY. FLOUR. THE W. A. FLOUR MILLOWNERS' ASSOCIATION, WESTERN AUSTRALIA Cordially invite IMPORTERS OF FLOURS and interested friends to inspect the Exhibition of Finest Qualities of AUSTRALIAN WHITE WHEAT FLOURS, in the Old Post Uthce Buildings, Singapore, Lorn 14th to 18th November 1921. On behalf of the
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    DISARMAMENT DISCUSSED.
    459 5 lritaii's Counter Proposals fur Haval holiday. Pilßli (or igreemgnt. Reuter. WBhiWton. „m«s sitt.ng of the Conference, M- Balfour »«ept in principle disarmament proposals. he heads vi the Delegations to- fussed the question of publicity, r Unr.ed States favours open meet- 7 vutn frequent executive, sessions rV'Vute discissions, of
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    BANQUE INDUSTRILLE.
    75 5 French Government's Attitude-. Reuter. Paris, Nee i rha Parliamentary foreign <*:ia:rs comBtiStei saw hi a joint sitting to sur OM rhtai M Doumer, si B| has iis ...uustrielle la vtuie. ansa] the nUa. nder considera.rlu upriating i- &v aorpesi a large amount stiii i iiaace uj th muese
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    WIRELESS TELEPHONY.
    47 5 No-, v.—The French elec-t-i. engineer Girardeasj is no>v en- v -5 telephony expenboard tue linti he text] toned to the French Fwi oa&c] i etary from a distance ■••>; sin tied iori> m.ies, a r j —rTtrfr. c wireless telephonis n« evtr &c; .tj a uisiauce.—
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    GOVERNMENTS FIRM.
    24 5 ■After tiaras long va .net uaa uc&patc&ca a ulstai counter pro^sais. J *****.«... r, «nwoa lac mere.y revi j. tlUll.ci.t a pObltloU.—
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    SENSITIVE PRESSMAN.
    38 5 d i i c correspondent ?«che at iouiouse rose v ths Landru trial to.J' -ng Re couid stanu no more. c ijit ti<» I -t L 'ft, went to his hotel brains with a rev«r —keuttr.
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    IN NEW YORK.
    24 5 N? *York,.V;v uZ* v ny thousand i New have S*4tt*Ll W**** against the piec*. c v Ins struggle promises ****a*L--Re X
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    29 5 Reuter. FGF 11 tion of the xs*"l lOU 111 th-. board o f 1 i;i nUX p rL 3,13 C *-ich "iv Sir t year, oi J rnmpclsoty.— Reuter.
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    NEW LOAN.
    12 5 Reuter. jr. c 'he fort of Lon- wtij issue two
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    LABOUR BREEZE.
    172 5 Discussions at Geneva. Reuter. Geneva, Nov 15.—There was a little oreeze at the Labour conference, in tne course of discussion of the report. tne committee on weekly rest in in--.ustrial undertakings, in consequence ul Baidesi, the Italian workers' delegate, contending that the whole of -lie non-European countries at
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    VOLUNTEER BILL.
    156 5 No Compulsory Registration. A Government Gazette Extraordinary, issued yesterday afternoon, 'tontains the Volunteer Force iBL showing the amendments made in committee of the Legislative Council on Nov. L Among points to be noticed aiO: The compulsory- registration of Europeans is omitted. The term of service remains four years.
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    U.S. AND GERMANY.
    14 5 Reuter. Washington, Nov 14.—President awarding has signed the Gema» pee** ttVsftyt—R*trter.
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    SPORT
    178 5 FOOTBALL. ENGLISH LEAGUE MATCHES. (From Our Own Correspondent). Kuala Lumpur, Nov 10.—The Lahore correspondent of the "Malay Mail" wires the following results received by the "Civil and Military Gazette", dated London, Nov 12 f*agne First Division. Woolwich A 5, Birmingham 2. Aston Villa 7, Bradford C 1. Blackburn 2,
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    RAWANG TIN, LTD..
    147 5 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Penang, Nov 15.—At the first annual meeting of Rawang Tin, Mr J M Newman, presiding said that since the report was printed, No. 11 run had been completed, and the results had been most satisfactory. In one md a half months 63,000 yards
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    SIAM'S LOAN.
    28 5 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Bangkok, Nov. 15. —Siam's new sterling loan is required to recoup expenditure out of the Treasury reserve on the railway and irrigation.
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    391 5 On Monday night three Malacca fishermen from Bands Hilir were fishing at Ulubrie River vhen one of them was taken by a crocodile. The body is still missing. Last week a Malay was taken by a crocodile in this same district. Before Mr Nunn in the district court this morning,
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    COLD STORAGE CO.
    757 5 PRICES MAY COME DOWN NEXT MONTH. Annual General Meeting. The Hon Mr Vincent Gibbons presided at the annual general meeting of the Singapore Cold Storage Co, Ltd, held at the offices of Messrs Boustead and Co, yesterday, when others present were Messrs F R Herron, W H
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    S V I REUNION DINNER.
    43 5 The committee having 1 been abl< to arrange for an extension of seating accommodation at the S V I reunion dinner at the Garden Clnb, the time foi; sending in applications is extended tnttfl 1 p.*. tu-nrvrrvw' mnflt&j'7-
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    THE LIBEL FUND.
    504 5 ONLY THREE MORE DAYS TO GO. Have You Subscribed Yet? Only three more days remain in which to subscribe to the "Straits Times LibeJ Fund. Has your contribution come in yet? If not, we ask you to consider whether you do not owe it to yourself to
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    CHRISTIAN HEALING MISSION.
    125 5 St Andrew's Cathedral. Mr J M Hickson will hold a Service of Blessing on Friday morning in St Andrew's Cathedral, and can be seen in the Cathedral between 6 p.m. and 6 p.m. to-day, and between 11 a.m. and 12 noon on Thursday. He is staying at
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    158 5 About 3 o'clock on Sunday morning three Chinese robbers visited the property of the Petaling Tin Dredging Co. Ltd., at Petaling. Two of the men were armed with knives, and the other with a gun. They got into the Chinese kongsi, where nearly a hundred men were sleeping. One man
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    SUPREME COURT.
    568 5 QUALITY OF RUBBER CASES. Harper Brothers' Action. In the Supreme Court yesterday, before th* Chief Justice Sir Walter S Shaw, Messrs Harper Brothers brought aa action against Messrs T Watt Brothers. Mr Dickenson appeared for the plaintiffs and Mr Knowles and Mr Aitken for the defendants. It was
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    11 5 Extensive alterations are going on in the Sungei Ujong Club building.
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    W A TRADE DISPLAY.
    246 5 Numerous Business Enquiries. Many more people attended the Western Australian trade exhibition during yesterday afternoon and this morning and a great many enquiries we e made of the representatives of the various firms who are taking part in the display. It can be safely asserted that
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    JAPAN'S POLICY.
    84 5 New Premier's Statement. A Tokio wire to the local Japanese Consulate, datd Nov 14, states Viscount Takahashi, the Japanese Prime Minister, in assuming his new office, stated, in reference to the Pacific Conference, that he heartily advocates the views advartced by President i Harding in establishing the permanent
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    EXCHANGE.
    72 5 Singapore, November 16. Oa London— Bank 4 months' sight 2s 4 l-8d Demand 2s 3 7-8 d Private 3 months, sight 2s 4 13-32 d Oa India— Bank Tel. Transfer 169 Oi Honekong— Bank demand draft 18 p.c. p.m On Shanghai— Bank demand draft 60s» On JavaBank Tel. Tranafer
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    RUBBER QUOTATIONS.
    82 5 C. of C. rubber Aesociatioa. Singapore, November 13. Pale Crepe Closing prices. Buyers Sailers. Spot 35 Vi 36 I obed Smoked Sheet Closing Prices. Buyers Sellers Spot 36% 37 Nov. to Dec. 37 38 Jan. to March 38% 39 April to June 39% 40% Tone of Market.—Easier. Fred
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    MACPHAIL AND CO'S REPORT.
    87 5 Singapore, November 16. Silver 38%. Hongkong 18 per cent premium. Shanghai Nil. Three Months Gold $48. Share Market.—Dull. Rubbers. —More enquiry. Tins.—Taipings $1.05 to $1.10, H >rths $1.20 to $1.25, Souths 60 to 63 c nts, Batanj Padangs 55 to 6'J c.nts, N iwng Pets $1.50
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    10 5 Mr Sherwood went to Malacca from Singapore, during the week-end.
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      78 5 SWINEHART TYRES X TUBES Sole Importers: nJ J\\ P«uciilc Tradingrrot. t j I Singapore. Tel. Nos 2350 2861 24 9 Witb tub-connectiom to all departments. 24 12 TYPEWRITERS THE EMPIRE No. 1 Nc. 2 O'-WER No. 9 No. tO MODELS. Btooked in »11 Bizesj. CBSO BY Nearly all the Government
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    SPORT.
    62 6 FOOTBALL. Y M C A vs. TELEGRAPH CO. In the football match played yesterday, Y M C A vs. Telegraph Co, the former won by 3-2. At hall-tune the Telegraphs were leading oy 2-1, but in the latter period they lacked cohesion, with tne result that th» Y M
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    RUGBY.
    202 6 FUTURE GAMES. The Singapore fifteen's rugger fixture with Klang for Saturday is off, as tn« Klang people are unable to raise a side for that day. Tnere will a practice game on the SCC ground to-morrow and another on Tuesday and in each case a prooable Singapore team will
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    HOCKEY.
    61 6 SRC vs. STAFFORDS. The following will represent the S R C vs. Starfords A Company at hockey to-day on the padang E Ganno; E O Angus and J R Angus; J V Moss, J S de Souza and J A Jansen F H Smith, L H Gomes, H G
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    GOLF.
    140 6 KATONG PRIVATE COURSE. The competition for the November monthly medal of the Katong Private Golf Course, will take place on Saturday and Sunday the 19th and 20th inst. The usual ball sweep will be held. NEW COURSE CUP. The final round of the New Course Cup was played on
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    BILLIARDS.
    35 6 GEORGE GRAY'S TOUR. .Mr J Wallace Wilson defeated Mr Gray at billiards on Wednesday evening last week at Parit Buntar. The game was 600 up, tdr Gray conceding ..300. Mr Wilson won by 114.
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    BOXING.
    281 6 CHAMPIONSHIP QUESTIONS. [The Editor of the "Malay Mail."] Sir, —It is not always the best man that bccomes the champion in a boxing competition, where the decision is reckoned on points especially so will be the case, when the Judges disagree, as happened m the recent Boxing Competition in
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    LAWN TENNIS.
    494 6 SCC TOURNAMENT. Owing to the state of the ground no play was possible in the SCC tennis tournament yesterday, and the ties arranged will be played on Friday. TO-DAY'S TIES. Newcomers' Handicap. (A court) J Duguid plus 3 vs. A H Drysdale owe 3. (D) W J Brown
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    L L T C TOURNAMENT.
    40 6 Yesterday's ties in the L L T C American Tournament had to be postponed owing to rain. The A Class will be played this afternoon and tomorrow, and the B Class on Friday and Saturday.
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    POLO.
    96 6 BARNES CUPS. The final match this year for the Barnes Cups will be played at Balestier this Saturday. The games will be three chukkas of 8^ 2 minutes each and the teams will be Garrison (black and red) :—Captain Jones Mitton 1, Captain Bartlett 2, Colonel Comyn 3, Capt.
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    YACHTING.
    26 6 AUSTRALIAN CHALLENGE CUP. Lord Forster, the Governor-General of Australia, has announced his intention of giving a perpetual challenge cup for yachting contests in Commonwealth waters.
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    CINEMA CHAT.
    119 6 To young and old, to the married as well as to the single, and to all classes, the super feature the Alhambra is presenting to-night will not fail to appeal on account of its strong human interest. It is a six-reel production entitled "Silk Husbands and Calico Wives,"
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    LATEST SHIPPING ARRIVALS.
    41 6 Atsuta Maru, from Yokohama 16-11. Mata Hari, from Deli 16-11. Singkawang from Sambas 16-11. Ban Poh Guan, from Billiton 16-11. Mossel, from Batavia 16-11. Nam Vian, from Saigon 16-11. Linan, from Swatow 16-11. Hong Kheng, from Hongkong 16-11.
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    TOWN PROPERTY SALES.
    127 6 The following properties wsre disposed of at auction at the sale-rooms of Waring and Roe, 14-1 Collyer Quay, on Thursday last by Frankels Limited: 42 and 43 Upper Nankin-sreet, area 1,475 sq ft, sold to Mr Chia Eng Say for $5,600. I Nos 04 andi>5 Victoria-street, each'
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    199 6 Reuter. Lahowood, U S A, Nov. 14.—Mrs George Jay Gould dropped dead whilst golfing with her husband.—Reuter. Messrs Fearon and Co., of Kuala Lumpur, reported on Nov 5 The Trade Commission has sat, issued its report, and presumably filled its mission. The general situation is not entirely without hope, and
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      68 6 TPF STAB OPfBJ AT THE THEATRE RCYAI, NoTth Br'dcf Rmi To-night! To-night! NO PERFORMANCE Ooy engsgad by Mr. We Qbee Guar to perform at Stanley S F iday, Vorrmbar 18 F r :b P 6rat tlm* A Or at Ch n M P!*r rnti I d Yeow Miin Cheong will
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      355 6 Light Railway Equipment.. M 1 hroughout every prccess of manufacture Hudson Material is super. I vised by skilled engineers who are specialists in light railway equipment, i Hudson desig ers have had practical experience of light railway requiie- meats for all part* of the world. If your light railway equipment
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      750 6 AUCTION" Sm.E. A rare cpp rtuitVy tv acquire on i of the drsiriibie sit* 1 h H.stns in Ifenjong fcuu eg District* IMPORTANT SUCTION SAtE. The Undersigne-d h*ve b««n f» "oqgpd with irs'rnc ir <r to <ff r for sale bT Pablic A*"c :t at L.>-ir S*l->.r< < ft ffl-a
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      142 6 AUCTION SALE OF T~8kHone*h >11 Farnrnrp, oiooiil Seil>- an Weigh w, Rabbet Prte', etc., etc. s To be at No. 11 Pelvis Street, I ll SATUuDiT, Nov. 19, at 2 30 pi C jru ./is ng O.ie 0< Ion:-! Scsie and Wright*, Rubber Pre«, P;-liebeJ T ak Ice Cb*B\ Tablvf,
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      593 6 MAILS CLOSE. To-day, Nov 16. Mersing, Kemaman Trengganu* Hong Ho 2 p.m. Kretay, Trengganu, Kelantan,* Patani, Singora,* Bandon Bangkok* Yugala 2 p.m. Malacca Muar •Ban Whatt Hin 2 p.m. Muar Malacca *Hong Keat 3 p.m. Penang* Calcutta Fooksang 3 p.m. Medan Medusa 3 p.m. Port Swettenham Penang *Ipoh 3 p.m.
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      192 6 Grace Dollar, Keishin Mara, Atlantic, Hakushika Maru, Nias, Eurydamas, Yangtsze, Thongwa, Java, Fionia, Karmala, Melpomene, Van Cloon, Barentsz, Argun Maru, War Field, Malay Maru, Bessa, Bendoran and Teiresias. •Specially superscribed letters only. VVHEIV AND WHERE. To-day, Nov 16. High Tides—10.16 a.m., 11.19 p.m. Diocesan Conference—.Retreat for Clergy. Polo, Balestier, 4.30.
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    LETTER-BOX.
    11 7 (We do not necessarily endorss the opinions expressed by correspondents.)
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    RUBBER-GOODS FACTORIES.
    680 7 From "EH LAYMAN In conjunction with Mr J 0 Davies' scheme, the text of which was published in your issue of November 7, some remark» on the manufacturing side of the problem would perhaps be of interest to your readers. The suggestion put forward therein is no doubt
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    TELEPHONE NUMBERS.
    65 7 Our editorial department has had a separate telephone installed, and the following numbers, it is requested, should be utilised as required: No. 345. Editor, "Malaya Tribune." Also sub-editors and reporters. No. 171. Manager, "Malays Tribune" and Straits Albion Press, Ltd. Advertising Manager, Malaya Tribune." Editor, Lembaga Malayu." Also
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    54 7 A rather prolonged meeting of the Chinese Advisory Board was on morning »t tbe ow» ot tbe »t cluuese. Lunlpur, and rumour l»»» lt tb»t on» ot tbe iteul» on tb» «Fend» d»s>u»»on on tbe muen t«llc««l ot «ubj»cv ot relristratinn ot N>l«m "8tricte«t prlv«c/' tile order «n otucial report
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    THE NEW EGYPT.
    121 7 Basis of Negotiations. London, Oct 26.—The "Times" correspondent at Cairo has been trustworthily informed that negotiations between Adly Pasha and the British Government have been conducted on the following basis (1) British troops will be confined to Port Said and the Eastern Zone of the Canal. (2)
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    BRITISH RULE.
    115 7 Nigerian Emir's Tribute. London, Oct 24.—Emir Katsina has returned to England after making a pilgrimage to Mecca. Interviewed by Reuter's representative, the Emir paid a high tribute to British rule in Nigeria, under which he said the influence of Mahomedan Emirs had increased, and they had acquired a
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    IMPERIAL WIRELESS CHAIN.
    100 7 London, Oct 26.—General regret was expressed at the annual meeting of the Empire Press Union at the poor progress made with the Imperial wireless chain. Sir Stanley Reed said that as far as India was concerned, they had converted the Government to wireless, and the Government of
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    RUBBER SHOES.
    100 7 A Malacca Product. In connection with the matter of rubber shoes, mentioned by us the other day, a correspondent informs us that he recently saw a pair made in Malacca from No. 1 native sundried unsmoked sheet, the colour, therefore, being a dingy yellow. They were lined with
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    TROPICAL AUSTRALIA.
    96 7 Example of the F M S. W* hear the story of a visitor from northern Australia who came to us before the present slump had started, and who, when asked his opinion of the country, said that the progress made had been marvellous. When asked, further, whether he
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    FLUCTUATING RUPEE.
    96 7 London, Oct. 23.—The City editor of the "Times," commenting on the fluctuation of the rupee, considers that speculators have miscalculated in counting on a large present surplus by India without considering the extent of the present poverty of Europe which must limit next season's demand for India's goods.
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    115 7 The Garcia Bros, acrobats, with Fillis' Circus, which is having a successful season in Bangkok, have issued a challenge for £100 cash to be given to any acrobat in all the East who is capable of doing their work. We have to acknowledge receipt of a copy of the report
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    MANNA.
    567 7 FOOD WHICH FED THE ISRAELITES. What Is the Origin? Whet was tbls manna the Israelite» ate Wat there sach f«od as menna," and wai it mir<» colons in its origin 8ci*nco is able to oonfi-m tb> Scriptural story cf the food wblc •avea the children of Israel and explain
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    THE "TRIBUNE" FOR KATONG READERS.
    172 7 In response to many requests, wc have arranged for depot» for the aale of the "Malaya Tribune" in the Katong district, and our readers in that growing locality are asked to obtain their copies from the two place® indicated below. There is at preeent no
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    54 7 Mr D Beatty, Protector of Chinese, has returned from leave. It is understood that he will remain here, as Mr P T Allen is going on leave. The British-American Tobacco Co. have received, through the Clearing Office, two sums representing over £1,062,000 against thsir German claims, and other sums are
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    WONDERS OF SCIENCE.
    1085 8 PROBLEMS THAT BAFFLE HUMANITY. Mysteries of Sleep. The things that science has discovered in the last hundred and fifty years would make up a formidable library. In poaitive knowledge of nature and man, and in the power which thia knowledge gives, our raoe hae made more progreaa
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    NOMENCLATURE.
    210 8 Meaning of 555." A correspondent who wrote to the Ardath Tobacco Co., Ltd., for an explanation of their Trade Mark 555, sends an exchange the following explanation which he received A considerable number of years ago one of the principals of this firm made regular journeys to the United
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    GLARING HEADLIGHTS.
    127 8 By-law in Force in F M S. The following 1 notification appears in the latest issue of the FMS Government Gazette. It is hereby notified that the following regulation regarding the screening of headlights under rule 17 (ii) of the rules under "The Traction Engines and Motor Cars
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    287 8 Opinion is divided in Ceylon regarding the rival merits of an elephant kraal and a raco meeting as a f<>r::i of entertainment for the Princs of Wales when he visits Ceylon next jmx. It is apparently impossible to hold both, and one section contends that, having seen racing of the
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      473 10 BANKS. SZE HAI TONG BANKING INSURANCE CO, LTD, (Incorporated in the S.S.) HBAD OFFICE: 58, KUNG STREET, SINGAPORE. Established 1907. Paid-up 'Capital mm $2,000,000 Surplus mm 8 590,005 COURT OF DIRECTORS. Seah Eng Lim, Esq.—Chairman. Lee Wee Nam, Esq,—Deputy Chairman. Chan Teck Bee, Esq. Ong Chow Keng, Esq. Teo Teow
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      430 10 BANKS. CHARTERED BANK OF INDIA, AUSTRALIA AND CHINA. (Incorporatd in England) BY ROYAL CHARTER. Paid up Capital in 600,000 Shares of £5 each £3,000,000 Reserve Fund £3,600,000 Reserve Liability of Proprietors «,000,000 BANKERS, Bank oi Engle nd London Joint City and Midland Bank, Ltd. London County Westminster and Parr's Bank,
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      306 10 BANKS. THE OVERSEA-CHINESE BANK, LIMITED. (Incorporated in the S.S.) BEAD OFFICE: SINGAPORE, 62 KLING STREET. Tel. No. 1655. BRANCH: PENANG 28 BEACH STREET. AGENCIES: IPOH AND DELL CAPITAL: Authorised M $20,000,000 Issued $10,500,000 Paid-up 5,250,000 Reserve Liability ef Shareholders 6,250.000 General Reserve 200,000 BOARD OF DIRECTORS: Tan Ean Kheam, Esq.,
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