Malaya Tribune, 22 September 1922

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    26 1 The Malaya Tribune. EVENING DAILY. SHIPPING GAZETTE. EVENING DAILY. Vol. IX. No. 221 SINGAPORE, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 1922 FIVE CENTS. Malaya Tribune. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 1922.
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    COLONY'S CRIMINALS.
    327 2 THE INCREASE OF LAWLESSNESS. From the extract? from the s atistics given, it will be som that this Colony has not altogether escaped the wave of general lawlessness which seems to be pervading the whole world, the increase in crimes of a violent nature being especially noticeable such
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    AGRI-HORTICULTURE.
    229 2 Proposed K. L. Show. There is a proposal on foot to extend the Klang Agri-Horcicjltural Association into a Malaya Agri-Horti-cultural Asa*, at on aaa to- hold a show in Kuaia Lumpur whis y* nr. Mr W Malcolm Miller, of «he Department of Agriculture, na s iect out a circular
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    INGENIOUS RUBBER SCHEME.
    156 2 Amongst the ingenious suggestions put forward in regard to rubber restriction, say?, the '"Malay Maii" is one in which the Governm fat would invite tenders from estate proprietors offering t cease tapping so many acres for a definite period for so much money. If tenders were received
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    AN INDIAN JUGGLER.
    374 2 M iRY ELLOCS Si'fLARHEA i) TRICK. t» '•Ang.o-Indian," writing to the "Pall Mail and Giobe," tells the following curious story of an Indian juggler's feats Three of us were sitting one evening on the masonry platform outside a country bungalow in Bengal when a nat.ve juggier asked
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    PROSECUTIONS FOR PERJURY.
    255 2 I"r vi nif Ul time the certainty ti nt t.jere it a good deai oi perjury ne courts at th s c Hsntry brought home to cho? wh > admi.»'?t-. r the iaw. Ptuni who are specially re--1 ..red to a sist in the adm istia'.i-r. of
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    GAMBLING.
    116 2 There is little doubt that there is a groat deal of gambling going on in Singapore amongst all of Chinese and especially amongst the better class in private houses, with which the police find it difficult to cope, Capt Chancellor's report for 1921. I doubt if matters in Penang
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    JUST THE THING FOR THE CHILDREN.
    150 2 No Mother Who Has Once Tried Baby's Own Tablets for Her Little Ones Ever Cares To Be Without Them Again. Children require special medicine of thv<ir own, made of such ingredients only as cannot possibly do them harm, and put up in exactly the
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    DANGER.
    120 2 Troublesome Times Ahead. It has be.n admitted in all ages by all sages, in all climes in all times., in all countries in all centuries, by all nations in all stations, that in days of high prices and enforced retrenchment a line that offers economy is doubly welcome. For
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      61 2 Cuticura Talcum Is So Refreshing A few grains of this exquisitely scented powder dusted on the skin soothes and cools, and overcomes heavy perspiration. It is an ideal face, Bkin, baby and dusting powder and takes the place of other perfumes for the skin. Boapli .Tilcumli.Jd .01nto»Btli Sd andSi«d Sold
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    THE NEW POPE.
    426 3 OK (kS INDEPENDENT MIND. The vivid and rather baffling personality of the new Pope is beginning* to penetrate the bronze portals of the Vatican, and the local Prers is full of opinions and even polemics about the real ir.ature of Pius XI, and the prospects for hi
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    POULTRY KEEPING.
    161 3 Work for the I)og Shooters 1 [The Editor of the "Malay Mail."]. Sir, —Ini a leaderette of yesterday's issue you advocate the formation of a poultry fanciers' association, which could arrange for th e impor ation of good stock from England and Australia. It seems an attractive scheme.
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    RADIO TELEPHONY IN SARAWAK
    219 3 Music Heard in Singapore. The two sets received from England have beer* tented out for some four mo ths with satisfac ory results, but have not been us- d regularly owing to there being insufficient room for these additions. The operating room has now been enlarged
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    MALAYAN ROADS.
    218 3 Work of the Pioneers. Mr J P Swettenham, in his interesting paper "Road Construction in fch Tropics" to be discussed at the meetin j of the Engineering Association, Kuala Lumpur, on Saturday,, wrote as follow:— The earliest roads in this peni >;;'a wer_- bui t when capital was
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    THE INDIAN ARMY.
    91 3 Reduction of European Regiments. Simla, Sept 4—Mr Yamin Khan, M L A, has given notice of two re«olutions, one urging the rapid Indianisation of the commiss'oned ranks in the army by filling all posts falling vncant in future with Ind ans. and sking for reduction to half
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    SECRET SOCIETIES.
    132 3 In Singapore especially, secret societies have been very active, and there have been many fights, says the 1921 Police report. The worst offenders are the Sin Ghi Hin, and towards the end of the year many arrests have been made. There are also a number of societies in
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    CENSORSHIP OF FILMS.
    85 3 The number of films viewed in the Colony in 1921 was 1.07") representing a "footage" of Only 24 films were banned by the Censor, and an appeal was made in each case to the Board of Appeal. The Board released TltFe of the 24 films fiom the
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    68 3 The past year has been a very trying one for th? Detective Department generally throughout the whole Colosy. Lack of employment led to an increase in the crime r»f gang-rabbery, and crimes of violence else increased. Singapore especially suffered by the influx from all adjacent countries of men, perhaps at
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      477 3 Manufacturers of \m F9 of every /T i.,v-; ,v<, L r?' Sauc s Pare 1 Oils. Malt vfiSr I P I established 2706 I »«nces. and Tinned Pruto. etc. etc ofn 6 B lackwell L±d. f I S Q^** g J v h TO MAKE ROOM FOR .WlOl) d,™ NEW
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      266 3 IVOVRIL is a food of J 1 r Jl) such vital importance t},at no "ouseho'd w I should ever be without it. S I r Wherever a meal in a 'i hurry is wanted, when bomeooe fee's tired or a A chilled, whenever a hot w u d* ir k
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      555 4 ClNEMAS______^ In the Second Show at 9-30 p.m. WILLIAM [FOX presents "WILLIAM. FAMKUM ta ±JS anJ i b r! THE StUTTLERS Urn story o7a darin/slouth, a charming maid, a sinking ship and a desert island. Dramatically the greatest story his art ever graced. Supported by EVE'S. FILM REVIEW OF FASHION,
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      282 4 CINEMAS ALHAMBRAi BEACH ROAD, Programme from Wednesday, September 2Q-;atQ^Monday > :|Septe t iiber ;2s.; 3 In the Second Show at 9 p.m. THE TOPICAL BUDGET of interesting screen news. A Robertson-Cole Production Featuring George JNichols, jHelen Jerome Eddy and J Ib a most compelling a clever admixture of drama, 2milodrami|uidjcomedy
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      468 4 CINEMAS •Leonce Perret presents E K. LINCOLN AND DOLORES CASSINLLU In Patriotic motion Picture Spectacle •jLafayette, We Come This worki s humbly dedicated to the Soldiers of America arhc f k, bled and unselfishly gave their aii en tie toil of France to secure f, 6 peotle on this earth,
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    WHEN AND WHERE.
    113 5 s v a; ORE MARY. ;\>-da.v. Sept 22. fides. 1059 a.m., 11.15 p.m. ptbaU <:m > tie :SCCv Harlequins. 51 1 groi S] rrta meeting, SRC, 5.20. J i B E field sections j,.,;. ring trials, buzzer, 5.15; ,j g_ platoon 5.15. c vC, smoking concert, Raebum
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    REPORT.
    49 5 In mg Kerbae Hospital, S I 2t 1922. SJ a.:n. 3 p.m. 9 p m. |k a d i"'ah 1017J 1014.1 101-1.7 Imp Ba 80 63.5 I 7l>.o 83 80 S SvV SW shade 90 1:. do 76.5 Ms 147 K. Grass 73 6i»t« is 21 hoars Nil.
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    MAILS CLOSE.
    296 5 To-day, Sept 22. feninf Rompin Hong Lian 2 p.m batman Kuala Dungun Trengganu Hong Ho 2 p.m. Prang,* Rangoon Calcutta Elephanra 3 p.m. port Swettenham Teluk Anson •Kampar 3 p.m. pfci Singapore 3 p.m. Pu.au Sambu.* lihio, Tambelan, Pcnranak, Singkawang, Peraangkat Sambas Singkara 3 p.m. Irian i. 81
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    STRAITS PRODUCE.
    200 5 TO-DAY'S QUOTATIONS. I Tin ?Sl.-iSo~ton S Bo!d. Copra—Bus ness done. Tapioco.—No bus new. Flour-Business done tj-a.mbier.-No business. Pepper.—No busin ss. Laiest Local Market Qaot.tion.. Gambier Java Cube 0 14 Hamburg Cube J™? Press Cube ;I- J White Pcp P er 0 Johore Black Pepper 50 Mixed Black Pepper
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    EXCHANGE.
    86 5 Singapore, Sept 22. On London— Bank 4 months' sight 2s 4 l-32d Dem and 2 S 3 15-lod Private 3 months' sight 2s 4 9-32 d On New York— Demand Private 53 On France Bank GHt On India— Bank Tel. Transfer 178^ On Hongkong— Bank den- nd draft 11%
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    RUBBER QUOTATIONS.
    75 5 Singapore, Sept 22. C. of C. Rabbar Association. Pale Crepe dosing Price*. Latest London CaMes quot t, don, Spot.— >ked Clou*rut Buyers 'ellera Snot 26H 26% October 20-% 27 Oct to Dec 27M Jan to March 28 28V2 Latest London Cables quoto.—Lou don, Spot Bd. Tone of Market.
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    MACPHAIL AND CO'S REPORT.
    175 5 Singapore, Sept 22. Si'ver 35V*. 11% per cent Premium. Share Market. —Quiet. Rubbers. —Bids are wanted for Bukit Jelotongs, Punggor?. Chimpu's. Bukit Katils, Ayer Moleks, Bukit Kajangs, New Serendahs, Ayer Kunings, Changkat Serdangs. Muars, Mentakabs, Haytors, Alor Gajahs and Balgownies. Tins.—Taipings 77% to 82% cents. Norths
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    SHIPPING NEWS.
    376 5 ARRIVALS. Dsli. British, 726 tons, Capt Th > i fro* fc.mbo.nsa v =a Bri ish Noma Borneo ports 8 'pt 22 for Zambia departure uncertain, «onrral cargx>, consignees Straits Steamship Co, Ltd. Van der Lyn, Dutch, 601.08 tons, j Capt Gr enevold, from Band je: mass in *pt
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    PASSENGERS ARRIVED.
    56 5 The following passengers arrived this morning by the s.s. Deli from Zamboanga :—Mr H Appleby, Mr J E Naismith, Miss L M Freeman, and Mr D Thomas. The following arrived yesterday by the s.s. Krian rfnom Kolantan :—Mr J F Bell, Mr E H Harris, Mr Sob Keng
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    STRAITS CURRENCY.
    162 5 Commissioners' Return for Augast. The Currency Commission*™' Provisional return for the month of August, 1922, s ai follows:— (A) Whole amount of Currency Notes in Circulation on August 31, 1922 $71,991,379.70 Averagv amount of Currency Notes in Circulation during the month of August, 1922 $71,990,274.54 (B) Coin Portion
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    KAMUNING DIVIDEND.
    166 5 Messrs Guthrie and Co., Ltd., the local agents, have received a cable from the secretaries of the Kamuning (Perak) Rubber and Tin Co., Ltd., advising that the directors hwe decided to recommend th? payment of a dividend (payable on October 23.) of Id per sharti free from Income
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      639 5 I TATEST ADVERTISEMENTS. TO LET —Furnished as from Is:. October, No. 28-5, Stevens Road apply to Guthrie Co., Ltd. HOUSEKEEPER WANT E D.— Wanted Eurasian or Chinese lady 11 take charge of small household. Mus. be able to sew. Replies, with particulars, to Housekeeper," c/o" Malaya Tribune." NOTICE, TAKE NOTICE
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    "WISE" WORDS FROM MERCHANT PRINCES.
    757 6 Broadness of vision is just about the last allegation that can be brought against our merchant princes. It is, of course, easy and even traditional to sigh for the great men of other days, but it really does seem that this country has struck a
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    632 6 S.E. The Assizes at Johore Buhau will commence nex: Monday. The Rani au Atjiri-HorLicultural Show will be h.?ld at Rantau on Oct 21. The Hon Mr DAM Brown has rrived in Kuala Lumpur from I cnang. Rain is becoming fairly general throughout Ferok and lpoh has its sbare every day
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    73 6 S.E. Mr WilHam Duncan, formerly of Caledonia," P W, and now a director of the Straits Rubber Company group, will be coming out to .Malaya in December and will remain for at least six months. Mr Duncan has been spending the Tate summer and autumn at "Westfield," E'gin. N B,
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    "THE AWAKENING."
    205 6 Swat »w Relief Effort. "The Awakening," presented by the United Chinese Musical Association at the Theatre Roy-1 last nigh., attracted a very large house. Th- Btory by Mr lim Hong Lian. was edited and titled by Mr Koh Soon Huat. The BBtertainment was gives in aid of the
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    ARMED ROBBERY IN PERAK.
    108 6 Fight With Siamese Police. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Ipoh, Sept 22.—A sensational story of a gang-robbery together with murder comes from Upper Perak. Six robbers, arnnd with guns, and up-to-date automatic pisto's, sacked a ch ndu shop at Intan, near the Siamese border, end carried away
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    PENANG WEDDING.
    79 6 Finch-Leslie. (From Our Own Correspondent) Penr.r ig, Scot 21.—-The wedding took plaec al the Preehyteri n Chnreh, the Reverend Mr Ewing o4Bc ating of Mr Frank George Finch, of the PTV D F M S. to M Jean Lesiie of Nairn, Scotland. Mr StrettelL of Perak, wis the
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    PENANG AND THE ECLIPSE.
    110 6 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Penang, Sept 21.—There was interest in the eclipse, which was viewed through smoked glasses, coloured spectacles, and in basins ar.d pools of water. I.ess than a minute after 9.47 the shadow was seen on the upper portion of the sun. and the
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    SINGAPORE AUTOMOBILE CLUB YEAR-BOOK.
    71 6 Messrs Gattey ar.d Bateman send us a copy of the 1922-1923 Year-Book of the Singapore Automobile Club, which is packed with informal ion of value to all motorists. The contents include the tr ffic laws of tha Colony, a mileage table for the Peninsula, donts" for
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    123 6 Paris, Sept 21 —Industrialists interested t.c-rtjsit:-.d in the Russian oilfields have formed a commilt.e to safegittfcd the A* rights and interests.—Retfuer. The case was mentioned on Sep' S before the District of Colombo in which Mr E B Cr.asy is suinc* Mr D M D Stephen, J P, of Biagspon
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    THE PASSING SHOW.
    662 6  -  BY "QUTZ." Two days more, and Sir j will be with us acsia L that he arrives on BundsT* have a "breather" b fore hi into the Mof MnNyan\*■ a V,S T. Hv would, at say rar be i] b ■tadV the eclipse at h; s U
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    ALLIED CONFERENCE.
    466 7 UNCERTAINTY AS TO WHAT IS TO COME. BRITISH LABOUR'S ATTITUDE. Reuter. Paris Sept conference at the Quai D'Orsay ended at seven evc::i"S- A communique states that Lord Curzon, Siginor Sforza 5I i-o.ncaio agreed on the advisability of convoking as soon, as a ct rei.ee, at which Britain, France,
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    POINCARE EXPLAINS.
    491 7 I Wh* Britain is Not Supported. Reuter. Paris, Sept 21. —An account of the at the Foreign Ministers' crf'T.v.'-r* y rdr.y e. ntained in i• fHcial statement. L -f] Curzon expressed great i 'shr.e; a; the fact that while had d r c d d to reinforoe S-"
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    IMPENDING CLASH.
    312 7 Turks to Cross the Strait*. Reuter. London, Sept 21.—Messages from Constantinople state that the Turkish cavalry are being strengthened on the boundary of the Asiatic neutral zone, while a large force of infantry from Smyrna has occupied Balikesari, seventy-five miles from Brussa. Th-ee divisions are near Pandemia. An
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    THE MAMAT CASE.
    234 7 CONTINUATION OF ASSIZES HEARING. Accuaed't Statement. The tr ai of N Mania t, formerly chLf clerk in the Department of the t C M O, on three charges of fa.'sijymg the accounts of the Department, was continued at the Sing- pore Assizes yestvrday, before Mr Juatice Bamtt-Lcnnard.
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    BRITISH NAVAL AIRSHIP POLICY.
    77 7 Reuter. London, Sept 21.—The Admiralty has decided that the us" ii he airship in. wartime shall become the first consideration of British airship policy, and the employment for Imperial communications the nvxi dm-i- <-n. They h ve Veen inliuneed by ol comparison with a cruiser, showing
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    JAPANESE MANDATES.
    67 7 Reuter. Geneva, S-pt 21.- Japan alone has escaped ad criticism from the mandatory Powers when the League assembly resomed its discuss on of mandate reports. On the contrary at the meeting of the perm ment m mdates commission thr> chairman, Mar <iuis Thcodoli, express y complimented Jap.n on
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    ANGLO-SIAM CORPORATION.
    56 7 Reuter. London, Sept 21.—At die meeting ••f the Anglo-Siam Cr oration, a forthcomirT issu-.? of twenty-two usand ordinary shades and fifty thousand stcr inp seven per c(nt prvference shares, was annourced. The chairm n's review c ri d- r d the Siamese Government was insufficiently considering ths interest*
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    INDIAN LABOUR UNREST.
    47 7 Reuter. Bombay, Sept 21.—There are signs that India is on the verge of another spell of industrial unre?t. In addition to the trouble at the Tata iron and steel works, thre fourths of the Bombay tramwaymen h ve struck for ae increase of wages.-
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    JAPANESE CABLES.
    89 7 W« are indebted to the N ny« Niehi-Nichi Shimbun for th.- follow Tokio, Sept 20.—Mr Matsudaira, the Japanese delegate to the ChangChun Conference, has announced thai he wili not discuss the Nikolaievsk question t this session. The meeting adjourned without a decision to-day, owing to a deadlock, which
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    "THE PASSING SHOW."
    872 7 SINGAPORE AMATEURS' BRIGHT PERFORMANCE. A go i cause and a really enjoyab'e entertainment—these were responsible for bringing together the large audience at the Victoria Theatre last evening. It was not a formal A D C affair, but those responsible for it were mostly familiar figures in that
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    THE OVERSEA-CHINESE BANK, LIMITED.
    660 7 SLUMP CAUSES ABSORPTION O" PROFITS. The third ordinary genera'; netting of the Oversea-Chinese Bank, Limited, was hold on Thursday, September 21, 1922, at noon at No. 63, Chuiia■treot, Singapore, with Mr Tan Ean Khiam in the chair. Others present were: Messrs Lim Nee Soon, Khoo Kok
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    SPORTS AND PASTIMES.
    44 8 FOOTBALL S.A.F.C. BEAT UNITED BANKS. The BftMpfti AjkZUjc Footbal Club beat the Uniuod Banks on vhe S C F A ground yatarday by OOfl goal to nil, scored by Lim Hock Yan. Mr Gomes of the NTS refereed the game satisfactorily.
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    TO-DAY'S CUP GAME.
    60 8 The leftH to meet this aftc-irnoon on the SRC ground in Hie second round of the Cup will be: Harlequins: Praitit; Hamid and Duggan; R Page, Dunning and Bowtrman; Lindsay, Omar, Tab, Stack and Range 1. S C C: Dean; Kill and Gale; Jj Winter, Duff and
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    MUNICIPALITY vs. SERANGOON XI.
    209 8 A fa«t ajxl interes ring game of soccer Wtt played on the Maiaya ground on Wednesday between the above i«ams. The Serangoon XI kicked off against the wind, and nearly got through. Play for the next ten minutes was confined to midiield. A: lenglih Langu go
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    BOXING.
    179 8 S.B.S. TOURNAMENT FINALS. The finals in the following weight's, in the Stadium Boxing Syndicate's professional tournament will be held in the fiirsit week of October: Mosquito. Boy Walley 6.5 v. Texas Kid 6.8 V* (6 rounds). Ban'am. Johnny Perreau 8.6 v. T Snimamoto 8.6 (6 rounds). Feather. C aude
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    LAWN BOWLS.
    33 8 S.C.C. TOURNAMENT. Yesteiday's Results. Foggie beat Nelson, 21—17. To-day's Ties. Championship. Ch/U vs. Cantrell. Doubles Handicap. Hammond and McKean vs. Clark ind Smith. Van Cuylenberg and Maw vs. Brown ;nd Jamieson.
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    BADMINTON.
    71 8 OPEN TOURNAMENT. The fallowing were the results in the open badminton tournament under the auspices of the Indian Catholic Club, yesterday: J A"ntony beat A M Nayagam 29—18, 20—11. i A S Do s beat V A Samy 29—16, 29—21. A S Roman will meet A R KanaCatay, to-day.
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    LAWN TENNIS.
    35 8 MK. L.E. GAUNT A FINALIST. Mr L E Gaunt reached the final of the men's open singles at tiie Hassocks Tournament on Aug 12, being beaten by L A Godfree 7—5, 2—6, 6—2.
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    MLLE LENGLEN ON THE FILM.
    138 8 L»awn tennis enthusiasts are interested m the film which Mile Lender has made for the Stoll Company. 11 illustrates her methods of play in both normal and slow motion pictures The champion exhibits, all her btorokes, and we first see something of the quickness foot,
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    S.C.C. TOURNAMENT.
    447 8 Yesterday's Results. D Singles. Do'oson beati Van Egmond, 6 —3 7—5. Roberts boat Sands, 6—1, 6—2. Abliut bea/t Buthlay, 6—1, 6—4. Lee beat Fra&er, 6—3, 7—5. Manchester v. Snell unfinished. Marshall beat Dykes, 9—7, 6—2. Will jams beat Ashworth, 6—1, 6 —1 Belford beaiJ Atkins, 6—3, 4—6 ft—4.
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    RUGBY.
    29 8 A JOHORE MATCH. There will be a Rugby match tomorrow between the Johore Rueby Club and the North Johore team. The J R C men. will wear white.
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    CRICKET.
    491 8 S.C.C. vs. LANKA UNION. The tollowing wjl the Lanka Union against the S C C in ihe Ideal tournament on Saturd y: Dr J A Scharenguivel, T Weerakody, T A ChunchLe, E T K Retnam, A Janren, G H Oorloff, P Nadarjjah, !L Jansem, A Sivasubnamaniam, M Ignatius, and
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    RIFLE-SHOOTING.
    116 8 THE WARREN SHIELD. j This shooing comp tition, open to j Regular and Volunteer teams in Malaya, will be fired off at Kuala Lumpur on Sept 30 and Oct 1. The competition includes a five mile march 1 and attack practice from 700 yards, the teams cons sting of
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    HOCKEY.
    67 8 S C C vs. S R C. There was an interesting: friendly hockey game yesterday on the SRC ground between the two padang clubs. The S C C scored through SCHOFIELD in the first half, but STACK equalised for the SRC after the resumption. The game was fought at
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    BACK TO THE STONE AGE.
    64 8 (Fiont Our Own Correspondent.) Ipoh, Se.pt 21.—An interesting solution for the mcrcnsing depredations by wild elephants is offered by Mr Hubert Berkeley, D O of Upper Perak, who writes to the Resident that Korinchi itOfie-ftlittgCl have Veen remarkably effective. They are able to shoot four
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    SPORTING CLUB MEETING.
    1227 8 REMOVAL OF MR GRAHAM FROM S. R. A. Right of the Committee. An "extraordinary general meeting of members of the Singapore Sporting Club was held at the Exchange yesterday afternoon, to consider a resolution disapproving of the action of the Committee in removing Mr Francis Graham from
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    CINEMA CHAT.
    350 8 At th? Palacegay to-night, in the second ihow, the first two episodes, in five reels, of "The Invisible Ray" serial will be screened, along with several other first-rate items. "Tarzae-." and a Mack Sernet comedy uro included in the earlier >how. In caring tights with a fringe of
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    33 8 Mr J B Lendrum. manager of Untitled matang Estate.. Banting, was brought to tbe European Hospital, Kua'a Lumpur, on Tuesday, suffering from very serious injuries as the r*esu!t of a motor cycle accident.
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    454 9 Singapore, Sept 18, 1922. Articles. Prices. c. Beans, Long per catty 12 Beans, French per catty 24 Beef fvcr lb 38 Beef Steak per lb 40 Bean Sprouts per catty 06 Bamboo Sprouts per catty 10 Blachan per catly 24 Brinjals per catty 10 Cabbage, Batavia per
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    REPRESENTATION.
    345 10 CEYLON ASKS FOR MORE. Colombo papers published, a few weeks ago, the Uxt of a joint, memorandum of the European, Burgher, Tamil, Mohammedan and Indian members of the Legislative Council of Ceylon—note the "basis" of representation—on the reconstitution of that body. The problem of a satisfactory, comprehensive scheme of
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