Malaya Tribune, 18 November 1921

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    29 1 The Malaya Tribune. EVENING DAILY.] m AND SHIPPING GAZETTE. EVENING DAILY. Vjl. VIII. -No. 271 SINGAPORE, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1921 FIVE CENTS The Malaya Tribune. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1921.
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      246 1 Hun and company supj»':jea ft I ALL PHONOGRAPHIC MATERIALS I AND THE RIGHT PLACE FOR AMATEURS in i,E\EI OPiNG. PRINTING AND ENLARGEMENT. No. H NORTH Gtvl'.GE BjOAD, I SINGAPORE. I 'Phone sj° 3- iaffi 7»rwn¥«aanßnnnnm>* 1 BMMaHHBIISHI I i i TOYLAND I: M -1 x mas Cards. x mas decorations
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      13 1 CIGARETTES NUMBER VIRGINIA For Discriminating Smokers. Sole Manufacturers: lARDATH TOBACCO Co., Ltd. LOMJON.
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    RUBBER CENSUS.
    517 2 OFFICIAL STATEMENT: TWO MAIN DIVISIONS. We ("Malay Mail") are officially informed that the rubber census now being undertaken falls into two main divisions :—(a) A census of stocks, (b) A census of the acreage under rubber. The census of stocks has been fixed for the 31st December and
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    EUROPEAN UNEMPLOYMENT FUND.
    55 2 List of Subscriber*. Previously acknowledged $113,040.56 Proceeds of Dance by the Taiping Quories 362.96 Messrs Harrisons and Crowsfield Ltd l t ooo Changkat Salak Rubber and Tin Ltd 857 v H T A B (monthly contribution) 25 Total $115,285.66 Singapore branch Previously acknowledged 522.319.92 Grand total $137,605.68
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    170 2 Mr Justice untitled has granted an order for the compulsory winding up of the Pelman Institute, on the petition of a firm of advertising contractors. Nov 0 mw the launching of the Kung Wo, a rjver steamer constructed by the Hongkong and Whampoa Dock Co., Hongkong, for the Indo-China Navigation
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    THE OCTOPUS.
    546 2 SENSITIVE BUT FORMIDABLE ANIMAL. Mr Leo Walmsley writes in "John O'London's Weekly": Although the octopus is not what one might call a very desirable bathing companion, I doubt whether there is an animal on the sea-shores of Britain that is half so interesting to the holiday naturalist, or
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    NON-EUROPEAN UNEMPLOYMENT FUND.
    64 2 Amount previously acknowledged $4,586.40 Overseas Assurance Corp, Ltd, 100 Messrs Brossard Mopia Co 100 Mutual Improvement Association 62 Per Mr Lim Kee Cheok Mr Choo Joon Hia» $10 J Ellison 5 Chia Keng Boon 5 Choo Seng Van 5 Lim Siew Hock 5 Seah Eck Jin 5
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    120 2 The Governor and Lady untitiled will probably spend Christmas ia Penang at Bel Retire, Government Hill, says the "Echo". Mail transport frauds which were described as having been systematically carried on for years were discovered accidentally in Hongkong recently, the perpetrator being a Chinese clerk employed by Messrs Jardine, Matheson
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      620 2 The International Overseas Co. imports FINEST Coal, Sugar, 'ICidS*- AUSTRALIAN SgtSLS WHEAT FLOUR Tin Plate and M ;r T ORB BRAND Black and White Pepper, sagar. Prices on application Copra, Oil. Oil rr Cake. Sajjo Flour, Nutmegs. Coffee, The International Overseas Co., Products. IMPORTERS AMD EXPORTERS, C ffKSsL l> Cecil
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      647 2 WHEN DRIVEN ALMOST CRAZY WITH SCIATICA. This Man Found Permanent Care In Dr. Williams' Pink Pills. A statement in a newspaper was of great service not long ago to Mr Walter Muilis, a jientleman residing at 3 Beacfa street, Pe one near, Wellington New Zealand. He bad suffered with aciatice
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      616 2 OH! HOW IT HURTS. That's what you say about that painful swelling on your knee or elbow. But what are you going go do about it—sit there and suffer 7 Perhaps you have tried all aorta of embrocations and found no relief. These are just the sort of cases in
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      698 2 AUCTION SALE. CHEONG KOQfl SENgITco? AUCTIONEERS APPRAISERS. No. 30 King Street, Singapore. IMPORTANT AbCTLpN cAtf OF Valuable Singarore Town and Country Properties. i% KeBM, Obeong Kouu Set g o.'e Sal* Room, N§j 3.. j tr On Wednesday, November 30, at 2.30 p.m Ito 4. Valuable freehold land and four latest
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    THE SHARE MARKET
    704 3 Lit*; Prices Quoted in the Market, Singapore, November 17. 3ies»rs. Lvall and Evatt, Exchange and Share Brokers, issue tb« following list of quotations. Rubber, Jtol'ar £kar*s. llK» Values Buyers Sellers 1 Ailaiby 0.10 0.20 1 Alor Gajak 1.U0 1.10 2 Amalgamated Maly 1.00 12b 5 Aver tiitam
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      130 3 Crend Charge cf Piegramme TO-NIGHT v Second Show at 9.30 fSf Ssn. nelson prints the all British proonotion 0. M. «aaliard »*d D*i?T Burrell ia ffg£j COI>iYXCT 99 Bj M Concor and R. Leighion [sV*sJb In 6 Parts, iVml THE CREAT IMBTi SERIAL 1 Tl f Episodes 3 and 4
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      580 3 From WEDNESDAY, November 16, to MONDAY, November 21. The "lmmtira it j Altaimbrt Theatre j AT THE is the onlf wlsert wm A g a rtfran Pictures, the 1 £l fifar Jtjk garden ™z 1.1 1 jctl i ow\Jr\ -sir lJi?w 1 Cakes, Coffen, 1 BEBT Hall for Mu|lc tnd
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      373 3 3 SPECIAL FEATURES A Charlie Chaplin Comedy and a New Gazette. IN THE FIRST SHOW AT 7.H SHARP. JUNE ELVIDGE II "JOAN OF THE WOODS" A Big World Brady Pictare in Five Parta. CH4BUE CHAPLIN IN THE PAWNSHOP" IN THE SECOND SHOW AT 9 15 P.M. The Song ALHOA OE
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    TO-DAY'S SUMMARY.
    208 4 Far Eastern questions are now coming before the Washington Conference. There is some optimism. Bat a dubious undertone is discernible. It is declared that the AngloJapanese Alliance will be ondetL Forecasts include wholesale evacuations" and abolition of "spheres of interest." Japan is ready to leave Shantung if Britain
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    REGISTRATION.
    864 4 The agitation for the registration of domestic servants has been described as a hardy annual." The reflection contained in such a term, however, does not necessarily fall upon the agitators, but possibly upon the Government that will not yield to what they, and a large element of the public,
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    260 4 The Hon Capt Chancellor. Inspector -General of Police, is malgjng a prolonged visit to Penang. Chenderiang Tin made a net profit last year of £3,251. A sum of £3,727 has been wrtten off development, closing the account, and £6,716 has been carried forward. A tot*i of 443 tons of ore
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    THE COURT OF APPEAL.
    125 4 W Chinese Partnership Case. Judgment given in the Court of Appeal yesterday morning before the Chief Justice, Sir Walter Shaw, Mr Justice Whitley and Mr Justice Barrett-Lennafd, in the appeal of Ho Yang Peng against a judgment of the Chief Justice, Sir John Bucknill in an
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    KERLING TIN MINES, LTD.
    93 4 Expert to Visit Property. The adjourned meeting of Kerling Tin Mines, Ltd, was held at moon today at French Bank Buildings, when it was decided to accept a proposal by Mr E R Koek to appoint Mr Jeffrey Roberta as inspector 1» visit and report on
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    CHINESE CLAN-FIGHT.
    47 4 (From Our Oown Correspondent). Penang, Nov 17.—Two hundred Chinese boatmen of two deferent clans were involved in an affray on Weld Quay. One man was wounded, and another was arrested by a constable nn duty at the time. The police hope to make further arrests.
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    BORNEAN OTL CONCESSION.
    36 4 (Aneta Service to the "Tribune"). Weltevreden, Nov 17.—The Government has granted the Batavia Oil Company a seventy-five years concession to explore four thousand hectares of the Samarinda oilfields on the island of Borneo.
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    COLONIAL DELEGATES.
    41 4 (Aneta Service to the "Tribune".) Weltevreden, Nov 17.—A committee has been formed here to try to obtain three seats in the Dutch parliament for Dutch East Indies specialists. The Dutch Social-Democrats have already offered three seats for this purpose.
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    STANDRA'S NICHT.
    44 4 (From Our Own Correspondent). Penang, Nov 17.—The Penang St Andrew's Society, in response to general feeling, has reduced the subscriptions to its ball from $20 to $10, and the cost for guests will be $5 each. Any surplus goes to charitable purposes.
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    MALAYAN TRADE.
    37 4 The returns of foreign import® and exports of British Malaya for October last show the following' total values: Imports $39,049,007 (an increase of 0-834,373 over September). Exports $40,299,723 (a decrease of $3,762,144 compared with September).
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    247 4 Very heavy rains and floods in the Rahman district seem to have put an end to mining operations up there for the time being. The South Staffords (D Co.), having route-marched from Port Swettenham to Kuala Lumpur, set off yesterday morning for Seremban and Port Dickson, where they will embark
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    THE PASSING SHOW.
    705 4 BY "QUIZ." It was strange that Mr of all the Westralian party, be the one to lose his topi Nigs*. Why it should need not be stated. Pre one was souvenir foi every day that we get rhat of ua regard as teal ii Singapore. The literature
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    27 4 Boy Scouts are reminded untitled Church parade at the Piesbyteriaß Church on Sunday morning- -i at Zetland House at 7.30 o'clock i f"* l umAma, wjthcArt staves
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      226 4 JUST RECEIVED New Supplies of I PEALL' Reoord Cues perfect in balance price $12.50. EBONY Butted Four Point j selected Ash Cues Prica $850. CUE CASES, Japanned, Complete with i_cck Price $4 25. Bonz)iine Billiard and Pool Balls, Iljj Billiard Pockets, I n Cue Tips, IH Wafers, II n Chalk,
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    FAR EAST QUESTIONS.
    2014 5 statement by Chinese Delegate. Kavai Matters Discussed. Reuter. Washington, Nov 16—Far Eastern -cussed to-day by a Smitu* of representatives 'bf nine it is ex. ected that the task of 7 'J a g«nda will be entrusted to small sub-committee. Meanumlt the committee of naval hac held its
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    FRANCE AND RUSSIA.
    40 5 Reuter. Paris, Nov 16.—The Senate financial committee has granted a new credit of six million francs for the relief of famished Russia, conditional on the funds being spent under the supervision of the French Red Cross Society.—Reuter.
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    FEELING IN ULSTER.
    40 5 Reuter. London, Nov 17.—Ten thousand participated in loyaVst demonstrations at Belfast, and passed a resolution of confidence in the Ulster Cabinet's attitude in "fflnnection with the British negotiations with Sinn Fein, and condemned the proposed All-Ireland Parliament.—Reuter.
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    DUTCH CRUISER DELAYED.
    37 5 Reuter. London, Nov 16.—The Dutch cruiser Zeven Provincien, en route to the East Indies, which has been lying at Spithead for several days, has entered Portsmouth to repair a defect in her steering gear.—Reuter.
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    15 5 Shanghai, Nov. 10.—A Russian, woman, Pallia Miehovsk*. has been burned to death ia her bed.
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    RUSSIAN NEWS.
    154 5 Another Revolt. Reuter. London, Nov 16.—Reuter learns that the British Government has handed to the Soviet a firmly worded note repelling Tchicherin's allegations that the British evidence of hostile Bolshevik propaganda was founded on forged documents manufactured in Germany and elsewhere. The note points out that the Soviet's
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    BANGUE INDUSTRIELLE.
    152 5 Matter of Prestige. Reuter. Paris, Nov 16.—A semi-official states that M Doumer, Minister of Finance, has addressed the finance and foreign affairs committees on the subject of the Industrial Bank of China. Referring to the suggestion that the instalments of the Boxer indemnity still owing to France might
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    GERMAN DEFAULT.
    118 5 Indemnity Not Available. Reuter. London, Nov. 16.—Mr Andreas, partner of Kleinwort and Sons, bankers, has returned to London after an extensive visit of investigation to Berlin. Interviewed, he expressed the opinion that Germany was heading for a financial and monetary crisis, and is bound to default in whole
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    ENEMY PROPERTY.
    65 5 Reuter. London, Nov 16.—Complete agreement has been reached between the Public Trustee and the South African custodian of enemy property, relative to the allocation of enemy shares in companies working in South Africa. The mining shares will be offered in blocks, first to the groups and companies concerned.
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    S. AFRICAN MINES.
    66 5 Reuter. Johannesburg, Nov 16.—An important compromise has been effected as regards the conditions of labour in the gold mining industry, the men agreeing to various alterations which practically ensure eight hours work daily by natives, under white supervision. The new regulations allow greater freedom in the employment
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    H M S DURBAN.
    67 5 Reuter. London, Nov 16.—The light cruiser Durban, under the command of Captain Remold, is departing from Devonport for the China station. She will take out the gifts presented her at the recent ceremony in London on behalf of the people of South Africa. The vessel is
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    ROYAL DUTCH OIL CO.
    62 5 Reuter. London, Nov 16.—The Royal Dutch shares have set back to thirty-five. The company proposed at a meeting on Nov. 30 to distribute dividends in the form of common shares instead of cash. The market idea is that the company intends to reserve its cash resources
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    PRINCE AT BOMBAY.
    16 5 Reuter. Bombay, Nov 17.—The Renown, with the Prince of Wales, has arrived/ —fceute?.
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    THE LIBEL FUND.
    549 5 REMEMBER— CLOSING DATE TO-MORROW. Have You Subscribed Yet? To-morrow will be your last opportunity 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 share in this
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    DUTCH CONSTITUTION.
    31 5 Reuter. The Hague, Nov 16.—The Second Chamber ha* accepted a Liberal amendment to the constitution, providing that all treaties shall be submitted for the approval of the States General.—Reuter.
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    HARPER BROTHERS' ACTION.
    129 5 Claim Dismissed In the Supreme Court yesterday the Chief Justice, Sir Walter S Shaw, gave judgment in the action in which Messrs Harper Brothers claimed $1,290.90 and $841 in respect of consignments of serayah chests supplied by Messrs T Watt Bros, to their branches at Seremban and
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    22 5 At Kuala Lumpur yesterday there was a meeting of tho F M S Chamber of Commerce and the Western Australia Trade oMe^aon
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    SINGAPORE BUILDING CORPORATION.
    144 5 Valuable Flats and Shops. The second annual general meeting of the Singapore Building Corporation, Ltd, was held at the registered offices in Market-street yesterday, Mr J A Elias presiding. The report and accounts were adopted. In his speech the chairman mentioned that a fair number of the
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    W A TRADE DISPLAY.
    93 5 Many Exhibits Sold. The Western Australian Trade Display at the Old Post Office Buildings was closed last evening, and members of the delegation who remained behind yesterday are leaving this morning for Kuala Lumpur. It was decided yesterday afternoon to sell many of the exhibits in
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    MR. HICKSON'S MISSION.
    312 5 Cathedral Service of Healing. -J] he Cathedral was crowded this m > nlag to bear the leotare on Oa stian healing by Mr Bickson, a i<l a great many of those present w re obviously safterers in small or large degree from some bodily at v ent.
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    18 5 A Reuters telegram received today says that the Port of London loan *-as oversubscribed in a few hours.
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    LETTER-BOX.
    12 5 (Wa do not necessarily endorse the opinions expressed by corresponds nu.j
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    NON-EUROPEAN UNEMPLOYED.
    113 5 From Mr Goh Hood Kiat, hon secy, Non-European Unemployment Fund I am directed by the Committee of tie Non-European Unemployment Fund to state here that at present, at any rate, the Committee would only deal with applicants who are in the clerical line and who were last employed
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    BANKRUPTCY SEQUEL.
    290 5 The action against Mr W F Drooglever, who was charged with making a false statement in the course of his bankruptcy examination, was concluded before Mr Nunn, district magistrate, yesterday afternoon. The accused made a statement to the Assistant Official Assignee 23, last, at the private enquiry into
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    BARLOW AND CO'S REPORT.
    50 5 Copra. Singapore, Nov 17. This market has continued weak and prices are a shade lower than last week. A fair amount of business has been done and closing quotations, are as follows No. 1. Standard $10.25 to $10.75 No. 2. 9.75 10.25 No. 3. 9.25 9.75
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    TILE CO'S BAD DAYS.
    73 5 (From Our Own Correspondent). Kuala Lumpur Nov. 18.—At the F M S Tile Co's sixth annual meeting, Mr John Hands, chairman, said their loss was due to the slump. They ceased production of tiles on Aug 81. Although a local industry, employing Tamil labour, they had
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    EXCHANGE.
    71 5 Singapore, November 18. On London— Bank 4 months' tight 2s 41 8d Demand 2s 3 d Private 3 months, BSgfat 2s 4 13 .2d On India— Bank Tel. Transfer 169 On Hongkong— Bank demand draft 18 p.c. p.m. On ShanghaiBank demand draft 69 On JavaBank Tel. Transfer 134 On
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    RUBBER QUOTATIONS.
    46 5 C. sf C. Pubber 1 seedstloa. Singapore, November 18. Pale Crepe Closing prices. Buyers Sellers. Spot 35 35% Ribbed Smoked Sheet Closing Prices. Buyers Selleta Spot 35 36 Deeember 36 36% Jan. to March 37% 38 April to June 39 39% Tone of Market.—Steady.
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    Fred Waterhouse Co., Ltd.
    30 5 Singapore, November 18. To-day's closing rubber quotations are as under:— New York.—18 cts. London.—10 %d. Singapore.—35 cts. Tone of Market.—Steady. Tin to-day $80; 125 tons sold.
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    MACPHAIL & CO'S REPORT.
    86 5 MACPHAIL CO'S REPORT. Singapore, Nov. 18. Silver 38%. Hongkong 18 per cent premium. Shanghai Nil. Three Months Gold $48%. Share Market.—Small enquiry. Tins.—Taipings ftUM to $1.10, Norths $1.20 to $1.25, Souths 62% to 57% cents, Batan b Padangs 55 to 60 cents, Xawng Pets $1.55 to $1.60, Rawangs 47% to
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    LEWIS AND PEATS REPORT.
    241 5 Singapore, Nov 17. After a sharp rise at ihe commencement of the week, the market uas had a reaction and prices at the time of writing are over two cents lower than the highest reached this week. The fall has been chiefly attributable to easier tone
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    SPORT
    143 6 FOOTBALL. STAFFORDS DEFEAT SELANGOR CLUB. On Wednesday, in a soccer match on the Kuala Lumpur padang between the Selangor Club and Stafford* "D" Co, the Club was represented by a very weak team, and with the exception of Wilkens, Corbett, Oldbury and Watkins, the others showed poor form. The
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    CRICKET.
    96 6 M C A vs ST J O B. The following will represent the Y M C A against the St Joseph's Old Boys' Association at cricket, tomorrow, on the latter's ground: G J Vyas, J U Karunaratne, D F fie J G George, N Ramachandra, G Towers, F Ziegele,
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    HOCKEY.
    80 6 SRC vs. STAFFS BAM). The following will play for the S R C in a hockey match between the SRC and Staffords Band to-day at 5.10 p.m. on the SRC ground: E Ganno; E E Ryan, and E 0 Angus; J A Jansen, N E Ess and J V
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    LAWN TENNIS.
    160 6 SCC TOURNAMENT. Owing to the state of the ground no clay was possible in the S C C tennis s ournament yesterday, and no play will he possible to-day. TO-MORROW'S TIES. Newcomer*' Handicap. < A court) J Duguid plus 3 vs. A H Drysdale owe 3. (D) W
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    THE TURF.
    102 6 A SPORTIVE TALE. A Singapore correspondent writes: "The African Kongsi—Mr Barnes, Mr Barrett-Lennard and Sir William Murisun—have drawn a nice colt among the Griffins for the next Singapore Race Meeting. They are, however, said to be divided as to its nomenclature, the Colonial Secretary wishing to name it
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    RUGBY.
    416 6 PROBABLES THE REST. By "Reynard." The rugby practice match on the SCC ground yesterday proved quite interesting, in spite of the soft ground. The Probables (Whites) for the Negri Sembilan match on the 26th inst were matched against the Rest (Colours). Notable absentees from the game were Dykes, Turnbull
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    ATHLETICS.
    78 6 WfMEN'S CONTESTS. London, Oct. 30.—The English girl athletes scored 48 points versus France's 3 in the first International Women's Athletic Meeting held in Paris. Miss Lives won the 200 yards and 300 metres. Miss Natal won the high jump, taking 4 feet 6 inches. Miss Leirchinough won the javelin
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    CINEMA CHAT.
    156 6 Two new episodes of "The Whirlwind", Nos. 11 and 12, in four parts, will be screened at the Liberty Hall from to-night, in the first show, along with a two-act Rainbow comedy. In the second show, "The Fighting Trail" serial, Episodes 3 and 4, and a Robert-son-Cole feature
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    KLUANG RUBBER.
    1264 6 INCREASE OF SHARE CAPITAL. Small Monthly Crop. The fourth annual general meeting of shareholders of the Kluang Rubber Company was held at Gresham House (Messrs Derrick and Co.) yesterday, Mr A J Ferguson presiding. There were also present Messrs W 1* Plunimer, S Wong and Chew Woon Foh.
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      607 6 MAILS CLOSE. To-day, Nor. 18. P Sambu, Blinjoe, Djeboea A Palembang Van Hogendrop 2 p.m. Hongkong Shanghai Nippon 3 p.m. Port Swettenham Teluk Anson *Kampar 3 p.m. Malacca Muar *Kaka 3 p.m. Batu Pahat Mena 3 p.m. Rhio, Tambelan Pontianak Singkara 4 p.m. Pulau Galang Sri Galang 4 p.m. Batavia,
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    HUGE CANTON FIRE.
    283 7 TEN MILLION DOLLARS DAMAGE. Many Buildings Destroyed. Canton, Nov. 7.—Further details are to hand regarding the great fire in Canton City on the 5th inst. The outbreak started at 3.40 p.m. in Sup Pat Po, Saikwan (Western Suburb), and fanned by a strong northerly breeze burned fiercely
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    SALE OF THE "TRIBUNE" AT KATONG, GEYLANG, AND UPPER SERANGOON.
    151 7 For the convenience of readers of the Tribune M in the above districts, new depots for the sale of our paper have been established at the addresses given oelow, and copies can be olAtained daily from the places indicated. It
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    118 7 In honour of Sergeant Alvin York, described by the New York committee as the greatest hero of the war, who slew tw fity-eight Germans and virtually singlehanded took 142 prisoners, the Tennessee society has undertaken to raise £2,500 to pay the balance of the mortgage on York's Tennessee farm. York's
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    PROHIBITION.
    415 7 The Truth in America. But what is the truth So many men, so many versions, and it looks as though nothing less than a travelling commission like that contemplated by the wise men of Paris will give us a final judgment, says the "Manchester Guardian." There are some who
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    WEI HAI WEI.
    102 7 Naval Sanatorium. Th« "China Mail" writing editorially, says: I hear that the Colonial Office are considering the possibility of the Government giving up Wei Hai Wei, which we at present hold on a ninetynine years' lease. It is useful as a sanatorium for the Chinese Squadron, but
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    58 7 The new commercial museum building of the Shanghai Chinese General Chamber of Commerce in North Honan-rqad. Shanghai, waa opened on Nov L The resignation of Mr Chee Wor Lock as President of the Penang Chinese Chamber of Commerce is generally regretted. He is an energetic merchant of broad views, and
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    HEMP TRADE.
    380 8 OPPORTUNITIES FOR MALAYA. That great benefit would be derivable at the present time from the existence in Malaya of a hemp industry Is manifest from the latest available report of the London hemp market, setting forth that at the end of September (the October report has not been
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    134 8 Mr J W W Hughes is to be President of the Rent Assessment Board foe the Municipality of George Town, Penang, and of the Rent Assessment Board for the Rural Area of Penang, vice Mr S Codington, resigned. At the ex-service dinner in Kuala Lumpur the Chief Secretary said, inter
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    242 8 COURT HAS NO POWER. An interesting point came up in the Supreme Court, Kuala Lumpur on Tuesday, during the hearing before the Hon Mr Justice Farrer-Manby of a petition for bankruptcy. Mr T H T Rjgers, counsel for the petitioner, Mr Kassini, applied for a petition of bankruptcy
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    IMPROVED SITUATION.
    219 8 Messrs Baker, Morgan and Company, Ltd, of Kuala Lumpur, in their weekly report, dated Saturday, Nov 12, state The improvement in local trade, experienced in Singapore a month or more ago, has been felt in this market for the past week or two. It is very decided, and
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    97 8 Big Prize for Australian. Shanghai, Nov 10.—In the Champions Sweep the first prize was won by a ticket sent to the Kobe Club, the value of the first prize being $226,800. Mr II S Barlee, an Australian civil engineer employed at the Kawasaki dockyard, is the winner.
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    65 8 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, Malaya Tribune" and Straits Albion Press, Ltd. Advertising Manager, Malaya Tribune." Editor, Lembaga Malayu. Also
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    131 8 The first lady to be enrolled as a vakil of a High Court n India, entitled to practise, bl Miss Cornelia Sorabji She has recently been allowed to prncti«e by the High Court of Allahabad, and has been enrolled as s vakfl. Lieutenant-Ccmm.tndcr C A Browne has been appointed to
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