Malaya Tribune, 4 November 1922

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    27 1 The Malaya Tribune. EVENING DAILY. 1 SHIPPING GAZETTE. I EVENING DAILY Vol. -No. 258 SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 1922 FIVE CENTS. Malaya Tribune. SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 4. 1922.
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      352 1 accurately g e»>nd T-rlc I »nd Sun- I -MCI HODBRAT» rHi I ri ?T£RN OPTICAL CO.,| HI I:NC OPTICIANS. 0g££ CANAL ROAD. ft 8 Sgapore. I UNDERWEAR AT WHITEAWAYS 1 I Made from the Finest Materials Only. c I SEALPAX SLEEVELESS. jo I This s a s ron 8 co^on
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      209 1 KEEP YOUR MONEY IN TAB COUNTRY BT USING SINGAPORE-MADE MATCHES ROCODILB BRAND ObUiwahl* »f all dealer* a* n.r-.-t fraaa aaansfacta;era THE ElKAYES MATCH FACTORY Office 29, HIGH STREET. SINGAPORE. Olephena No. 2063. ATHLET'C GOODS WORTH SFF'NG! WORLD RENOWNED. SHILLCOCK'S Football Boots JACQUES Pin- Poof Seta SUftlMfcri:*' Force Cricket Bits ENGLISH
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      168 1 I Rolled Oĕ^ H Guaranteed for 10 Years jSPECIAL OFFER! BRITISH MADE I PS CYCLES. jjj "«9i i a Jaelanco Price $70.00 each. I I Saltley 72.50 jjj Standard 75.00 M I I Rover 80.00 I I NETT. I j JOHN LITTLE Co.Tti S«3eSE5HSZSESE525Z5?ScL52S2 ■aiiiiitf<» ••.|..i..«.'iuiiMui i B uiiii>ifi;iiniiiiwiiiMi;miii!triiitiiitiniiii:ii'« isnHi!it:n:H;<ii:i'iii.ii:i.ii--i
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    RESTRICTION.
    844 2 MR. CHURCHILL'S DECISION DISCUSSED. A Calcutta View. Having stabilised" the situation in Mesopotamia, very little to tho satisfaction of "The Times," Mr Churchill has turned his attention to the stabilisation of the rubbe: industry in the Straits Settlements and Malaya, and here again, by a curious coincidence, his efforts
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      165 2 A.M.A. A.M.A. Hick, Hargreaves Co., Ltd. (Incorporated in England.) DIESEL OIL ENGINES. UNIFLOW STEAM EN GIN I S. CONDENSERS (WITH HICK-BREGUET EJECTAIB.) P. A. PARIS, MAM, THE ARCADE, SINGAPOIE. AJM.A. AMJL HOLLANDIA f^s^ip COISDINSED ONCE TRIED, ALWAYS USED. QUALITY GUARANTEED. Trading Company "Holland" (INCORPORATED IN HOLLAND.) Agents. ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■MHHMMI^tfHt* y Royal
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      372 2 IS YOUR FACE DISFIGURED by pimples or blotches? If so it is a sure t>ign that Bi are needed to set matters right. As a remedy for disordered lever, biliousness, coated tongve, sick headaches pkmploa, blotched akin, and orther troubles aris'nvg from constipation Pinkettes are perfection. Tiny but thorough, as
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      376 2 —yes, it is lovely to feel j lam getting strong again 1 Only those who hive experienced the wearisome burden of ill-health, can 1 accurately realise what it means to feel they are getting strong and well—to I feel new vitality creeping into the body. 9 I WincarnU" offers new
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      205 2 »i I» f»» »i, i_ SAJ H r2P2?** j 0 1 5' I Let Sanatoria k You New Heal and Nerve Pom Let to-day beatnrnii|ji in your life—the da} v you took your first diini Sanatogen! In a few wee'.s glad o>. ob< ye t«• pawsincerely gra:< iv! or the
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    SINGAPORE WATER.
    1933 3 SIR ALEXANDER BiNNIE, SON AHO DEACON'S REPORT. [Ist. Instalment.! The lengthy and very valuable report of Messrs Sir Alexander Binnie, Sor., and Deacon, dated Oct, 1922, is of such interest and importance that we propose to publish it fully. It has been supplied to us by the Municipal
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      308 3 (ireat Medicine L Merit. tt'fi iJttWi OrienUl B.lm l^ W, \Lbeent-rippled Wltb (t. >• P w London, says bad with e t-rribie. J tried a and ointments of f *f?_t w.thout receiving had begun to give up f r ««11 1 CC>Ul<1 DOt W rf J[L the P»" mo?t iwas
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      597 3 AUCTION SALE. CHEONG KOON SENG CO AUCTIONEERS APPRAISERS, No. 30, Chulia Street, Singapore. AUCTION SALE OF Valuable Town and Sea-side Properties At Messrs. Cheong Koon Seng Cos Sale-room. No. 30, Chulia Street. On Wednesday, November 8, at 2.30 p.m. t.t of Shariff* Saaiica biate 3/el Ababaker bia All Aljifri, decease!
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      785 3 AUCTION SAIL ESTATE TRUST AGENCIES, Ltd., IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE STRAITS SETTLEMENTS SETTLEMENT OF SINGAPORE. ta the matter of the Estate of Kulsum Bee binte Jamil Khan deceased rue 'Jnderiignel have receive! instructions to sell by Public auoti» at their sale-room, Raffles Chambers. Riffles Place, Singapore. On Tuesday,
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      487 4 CINEMAS A real Gala Night for You, Grab Ycur Hat and come on tbe ran to enjoy a good laugh at the popular x°us i iay empire Tanj Zad: agar In the Second Show at 9-30 p.m. CHARLES CHAPLIN in THE KIIT 6 reels of Joy. Turn et—flj Hill tnnir
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      366 4 I CINEMAS ALHAMBRA TlmeasssvfcTKMß. BEACH ROAD, I I l Programme from Wednesday, November 1, to Monday, November 6. Announcement Extraordinary. The Pre-E:niuent Fii n of the World. Hailed Everywhere as the Greatost E ootio.ial Picture ever made. MADAM X M MADAM X MADAM X** In the Second Show at 9
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      137 4 William Carte a list introduced the Printing Pren tat* England fm the year 1471. After acquiring the eewlv Invented art of printing at Brugee, he returned to Englanc the land of hie birtk. aa! t* cp a Printing Preaa Weetminater Abbey. T The Game and Plaje ef Cheese and th*
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      276 4 CINEMAS Always the Beet f r the SPECIAL BIG PROGRAMsj Ia tie 1st ±hj« at 7.30 p.*. CLCBJA SWANSON AND T. ftajg. In the Til.i,g,e p av 5pa t<. HER DECISION" The pangs of old Love t jrture a Marri* u men« Florida Film Corporation n rP P FUNNY FATTY
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    FRENCH BIRTH-RATE
    131 5 DccrMjing Steadily. TV KBXKtJ of the French public er the constantly d creasing birthi«h intensified by the publica- v rtks of the ten r 5 French cities, showing the i oil 10 per nt ii a single year. a Psril a! oe for the first six jib of
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    THE MILITARY CONTRIBUTION.
    98 5 Ik "China Mail" indulges in some Is.'. bj en B -kor.Gr's mili- ffltrihn an the Ma of levying it, on the assumpa f the Howe Government that tfl nay, and era! In 1 54 wh n firs* ount- »*****6, \Vh:n the levy was small— x: revenue at
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    STRAITS PRODUCE.
    184 5 YESTERDAY'S QUOTATIONS. Tin to-day. $89.50 125 tona sold. Gambier.—No businaea. Pepper.—No bus aeae. Copra.—No bueineaw. Tapioca.—No Sago Flour.—Busineae ions latest .i Mark Cjaetatioaa. Gambier $11.50 Java Cuba 17.50 Hamburg Cubs 17.00 Press Cube 15.50 Sarawak White Peppa* 20.00 Mixed Black Pepper 13.00 Sundried Copra 9.85 Mixed Copra 9.50
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    EXCHANGE.
    84 5 Singapore, Nov 3. On liondon— Bank 4 months' sight 2s 4 7-32 d Demand 2s 4 l-8d Private 3 months' sight 2s 4 15-32 d On New York— Demand 51% Private OOd's 53% On France Bank 675 Oa India— Bank Tel. Transfer 178* On Hongkong— Bank demand draft 6%
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    RUBBER QUOTATIONS
    79 5 C. ef C\ Rubber Associe J lon. Singapore, Nov 3. Crepe Closing Prices. Latest London Cables qu>ts.—Lm don, Spot.—■ Iflifcsjd Bmekad Aae«t Closing Ptf*N Buyers Sellers Spot 40* 40% December 41 41* Jan to March 42* 43 April to June 43% 44 Latest London Cables quote.—London, spot.— Tone
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    47 5 A correspondent of the London "Financier," commenting on the dearnoss of rubber goods, says: If manufacturers refuse to make- the right article, then, Sir, it's up lo the rubber producers to manufacture in the East —Colombo and Singapore- wh: re there is cheap aai ea3ily taught labour.
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      338 5 LONDON MATRICULATION. Why it is so Popular. 1. The London Matriculation t* open to persona of both sexes above the age of 16, without conditions as to residence or method of preparation. 2. The passing of the London Ifatrieulation secures exemption from the Preliminary Examinations of nearly all Professional bodies.
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      620 5 NOTICE. BARKER AND KENGCHUAN. LTD. (In Liquidation.) AT AN EXTRAORDINARY GENERAL MEETING of Barker and Kengchuan Limited, held at the Registered Office of the Company, No. 16a, Change Alley, Singapore, on the 14& October, 1922, the following resolution) was passed as an extraordinary resoluton: "That the Company be wound up
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      434 5 THE STAR OPERA (Tke Premier Malay Opera m Singapore) AT THE THEATRE ROYAL North Bridge Road TO-NIGHT TO-NIGHT THE SILVER KING (By Shaik Abiulla). To-morroir, Sunday, EUSOPE S4NI A Malay Drama. LOOK OUT! Mr. T. L. Tan is prepajlag fa/ A Chinese Play HWEE UANG GEOK. Part 2. Watch for
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      90 5 SB— SSSSBBBBBBBBBBBaSB j 2 While senrice is the Primary I requisite of Eye Glasses—be I sure that Mountings and style m conform to your personality. I Our Rimless Glasses offer the 4 very utmost in service, com- I fort, and style. N. LAZARUS—OPTICIAN I MEDICAL HALL BUILDING t I BATTERY
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      77 5 wH EN AND WHERE. >0T 4 10:15 I* JB I Ktcrusra»- B vs r r.at J B > ;,i,.: »«W«. M VX--5.15 «"«i a-lS-*T|4 C in \<tT 5. pt >-i' ,ul p,n -e® «>->• ,Jt lv 2M T *J,k w*. W r»l. It"!*»"-' a Nnf I u.m.. 11.12 pjn. il
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      619 5 MAILS CLOSE. To-day, Nov 4. Mersing H'-ng Lian 2 p.m. Batu Pahat Meran 2 p.m. Muntok Palembang Senang p.m. Bagan Sembilan 3 p.m. Medan Circe 3 p.m. Pontianak, Singkawang, Pemangkat Sambas Stngkara 3 p.m. Port Swettenhain Penang ♦Klang 3 p.m. Batu Pahat Mena 4 p.m. Miri, Labuan, Jeßselton, Kudat Sandakan
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      62 5 WEATHER REPORT. Ks.Bdn.nfr Kerhau Hospital Nov 2. 1922. 9 a.m. 3 p.m. 9 pm. Bat. R*d to 82 dej? Fah 1015.4 1012.4 1014.3 Temp 80 85 80 Wet Bulb Ther: 78 79 79 Dir of Wind calm SW calm Max Temp in shade 87 Min do do 75 Max in
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    A GERMAN AND A JEW.
    676 6 A Singapore audience listened to a speech in the German tongue on Thursday afternoon for the first time since 1914. It was an event to remember, as inaugurating the revival of a relationship of former days which has been so tragically interrupted for the prolonged
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    740 6 A reminder is given to the St Joseph's Old Boys of the annual picnic which will be held at Tanjong Katong to-morrow. The latest London cables to hand thi3 morning are dated as follows: Ordinary Rate Nov 3. Deferred Rate Nov 2. The public examination of A L V L
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    RESTRICTION IN IPOH.
    80 6 Local Committee's First Meeting. (From Our Own Correspondent). Ipoh, Nov 3.—At th-e- first meeting of the local restriction committee held here to-day it was stated that tomorrow's mail from home was bringing the text of the Duncan Schemo and ruke tor local guidance which will immediately be
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    S.V.C. TACTICAL SCHEME.
    23 6 Four busses for "A" Co., (Blue Force) will leave Victoria Memorial Hall for Blue Force rendezvous at 2.45 p.m. to-day.
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    ARMISTICE DINNER.
    46 6 Ex-Service m n are requested to ob:ain their tickets for th? dinrer which will be held in the Raffles Hotel Ball Room at 7.45 p.m. on Armistice Day 11) as soon as possible, as this will aid the Committee in making the mocaiaeary arrangements.
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    THE CITY OF PARIS.
    260 6 One of the largest pasemtget boats to call Singapore is the City of Paris, of the Ellerman City line, which put into port on Thursday on h?r n:aidon voyage from Europe. She is under the command of Capt M'lkr. a very old servt .frit of the
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    CROP RETURNS.
    56 6 From Messrs Barlcw and Co, Estate A £ents: p os Ayer bating (F M S) ***** By dwall (FMS) 42 242 Chersonese (F MS) Estates 35,952 Dtnnistown (Krian FMS) Estates 43.801 Hieh'ands and Lowlands Para Rubber 98,400 K'abang Rubber 39,400 Krian R.;bb?r Piantatiors 25,800 Sunge Krian Rubber 66.700
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    217 6 At the request of the Jamaca Government, the Colonial Office is Bending Mr Connacher, j veterinary expert formerly employe i hy the South African Government, to combat the epidemic of foot-and-mouth disease which is developing in the western provinces of the island. Sir William Rees-Davies. Chief Justice at Hongkong, suffered
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    LETTER-BOX.
    421 6 OVr n 4 7*™ 8 -prc.;V-% •'.««f, *112 v. kl,au!tt «en,,-. i'rf.m i'lTfn.; bu'l k- i.- 112 -j gWUkm** vtl> (C(| with ihi «wrpt. MI r> r h |HTS iv a i u,v v Ut Cv II» \fk r j. «irn-if,,. *1 V' I,HL. !>' A, I» Wl ft
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      282 6 g IHE CELEBRATED X I STORM KING LAMP i I IN SOLID BRASS OR NICKEL PLATED. lAs good Gives a c 0 as I I Brilliant I Electricity. I Li ht of 1 iHpr 300 Candle in use. Explode, j The most Economical Lamp Procurable. I I Price $17.50 each.
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      118 6 [AjCTOGEtt Ad vice free by our Qualified Nurse to all users upon Application to NESTLE ft ANGLO-SWISS CONDENSED MILK CO. (London) 144-147 Cecil Street, Singapore. FOR SALE. 1 COMMERCE TRUCK l\i Tons Complete with Bod> 1 TRAFFIC LORRY" 2 Tons (Municipal Tax Paid up to Deeembcr 3!. 1922.) 1 FORD
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    SULTAN MOHAMMED DETHRONED.
    479 7 ANGORA NATIONAL ASSEMBLY WILL m BE SUPREME. DEMOCRATIC LEADERS WIN? Reuter. I g Th* \ngora National Assembly has unanI Lthatato* March 16, 1920, and for all time lv, ft iaW aJ n rest* in the hands of the National Assembly ■Seri tJ tl Vrlmminent will be recognised.
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    CANADA AND U. S. A.
    66 7 resentation at Washington. Bdsa. N v -1 Tr., Manchester sdian" correrpqndent at Ottawa .:r ck. f&veraot, f Qne ec, ia expected ■I first Cana- at Wash ngton. Sir M lj a ret ntly c f< rred [w Prine Minister, Mr Ma* piJtf at Ottawa on
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    GENEVA ACTIVTTIES.
    37 7 r -r Cist Labour. 112 I—A C0X»l rnt'.iv ni3 4 I r.-ir 5. an nt. r- 7 V'.iVli •> Oi-Ti'vr» Jn I )OC> M f adopted h; !hr Indiau £>•«" -Mil. 1 UQtfortalc an •••-'>( ift.laV.rJ ,-tf wurktn
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    UNTITLE ON TRIAL.
    40 7 r*n, Nov -)_ti i »j. r ;1 wspapera nxa for the! V• B assmnin 8 31Pi,"; :r 3rm >' »"dother•n«e:ore that he be tommism a fhe does not i i r--b e e <• tne,l in absentia "-«iniatera and
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    NEW "BULWARKS."
    35 7 Reuter. K' ■~°r T ne is *ttie«ViM i, ng U nders f OT the h«t Wer auctioned F<a of II: t;mat but consuspended ft reconv N r Mr Chnrehiß's comSip** UCti<>n of n
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    ADMIRAL RETIRES.
    8 7 KiT, v- **i to hia ;wn
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    BRITISH MOTOR SHOW.
    130 7 Some Novel Exhibits. Reuter. London. Nov 2—Several novel features and improvements in motor-car construction are to be seen at the motor exhibition, now one of London's most popular annual shows, necess tating the use of Oiympia and Whitecity. The magnificent array of vehicles are the last note
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    BANQUE INDUSTRIELLE.
    97 7 State to Share in Profits? Reuter. London, Nov 3.—A special wire from Pnrig states thnt under the 1 Presidency of M Adrien Pariac, the Finance Commission of the Chamber have begun to examine the Bill deal- In. with the French portion of the B'»xor Indemnity. It is reported
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    PORTUGUESE CABINET.
    31 7 Departments Resign. Reuter. L>bon, Nov 3.—Owfng to opposition and criticism certain Executive Departments of the cabinet have decided to resign and reconstruct the Ministry. The country is quiet.— Reuter.
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    FRANCE AND ISLAM.
    34 7 aria, Nov 2.—Representatives of all ftfohamedan countries in Paris amongst whom are the Afghan Moll 3.mcd Tarzi and the celebrated E' Maouled Ennabaoui, have thanked France for her benevolence towards ataaa
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    EVE OF ELECTION.
    270 7 WILL LABOUR LOSE AGAIN? The Municipal Results. Reuter. London, Nov 3.—Little sympathy with Labour is expressed in editorials on the municipal results. Independent Liberal organs, join with Conservatives in declaring that the debacle is a penalty against the alarmist speeches and manifestoes but all do not agree
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    BRITISH MOTOR INDUSTRY.
    103 7 London, Oct 13.—Colonel D J Smith, in his presidentnl address to the Ir> ititution of Automobile Engineers, emphasised the necessity of cons-ider-ne: markets, abroad, saying that maker- should not be content with the design for a car for good British roads, but should ascertain local conditiftM in
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    THE "MIDDLE SEX".
    111 7 During the t'me that a certain Middlesex battalion -was quartered in Cawnpore a large order was sent to a shoemaking firm for boots for the men. The manager sent the order to the chief baboo with instructions that )t was to be attended to without delay. The
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    HOME MARKET QUOTATIONS.
    115 7 London, October 31, 1922. Sago flour is quoted at 12,4 tt. Tin i# quoted at £184.12.6. in London. Tapioca m qroted at for fair flake. Gambier is quoted at 30j- in London; cube gambier at 4316. On the Liverpool market cotton, middling American is at 14.72 Egyptian
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    58 7 A Semarang cable of Oct 18, says that while Mr Schrjver, of the firm of Pezarro and Schrijver, was retur ing from Djombr.ng on hi? motor cycle, he collided with a bu'lock cart whej, noir Krian and was instantly killed He INIM a w le end two children, who only
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    BANKRUPTCY COURT.
    1293 7 JUDGE ON MISREPRESENTATION OF FACE'S Composition Refused. Judgment was delivered in the Bankruptcy Court by Mr Justice Barrett-Lennard yesterday in the case in which Kwek Khee Jeng, a Chinese towkay applied for approval of a composition. The bankrupt filed hiR own petition and a receiving order was made
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    EXPLOSION IN OSAKA.
    186 7 Leaky Gas-Holder Blows Up. At Osaka recently, the No 1 gasholder of the Osaka Gas Company, containing 1.000,000 cubic feet of gas, exploded with a terrific roar. According to the "Osaka Jiji," 300 labourers near by were panic-stricken. Some of them jumped into the river or lay
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    93 7 Crimes committed by women in Japan are increasing annuaMy, 2,024 cases bevng reported during last year, according to the Department of Justice. The mosi, numerous cases were of thieving and gambling, total ling 493 and 401 car.c respectively, of which 90 per cent of the offenders were shop lifters. Murders
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    SPORTS AND PASTIMES.
    349 8 FOOTBALL. ST. JOSEPH'S vs RAFFLES. A football match between the present boys of St. Joseph's and Raffles played on the latter's ground yesterday ended in a win for the St Joseph's by three goals to two. Mr Wardle, of the SCC, refereed. MALACCA GAMES. By "Rover." This
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    LAWN TENNIS.
    198 8 S. C. C. TOURNAMENT. A Singles FinaL The state of the grounds prevented the tennis finals being played yesterday, and they will be played on Monday. Y. M. C. A. CHAMPIONSHIP. The V M C A Singles Tennis Championship Tournament is about to be commenced on the hard
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    RUGBY.
    57 8 SELANGOR vs. PERAK. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur, Nov 3.—The Selangor rugby team against Perak on Saturday (to-day) here will be: Brand. Foston, Jack, H Stiven, Mcnamara, Murchison, Duncan, Beck, Green, Hussey, Wilson Riches Mcgann, Upton and Fry. Yesterday on the local padang the Selan?or Club beat Kajang
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    THE TURF.
    56 8 PENANG TURF CLUB. (From Our Own Correspondent). Penang, Nov 2.—The accounts of the Penang Turf Club for the year ended Aug 31 show a net loss of $563. There was a lo=s of $7 034 on griffins and on the cashier's defalcation $2,709, while the outstanding liability in
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    CRICKET.
    383 8 V M C A vs. R G A. The following will represent the V M C A vs. R G A at cricket to-day at Blakang Mati:—H G Stack (Capt), N Ignatius, S L Jansen, B Rajaputra, G J Vyas, G Towers, X F Oehlers, A Lange, C P
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    HOCKEY.
    286 8 C. C. BEATEN BY R. A. M. C. In an interesting game on the SCC ground the R A M C defeated the S C C by 3 goals to 2. It was seen from the start that the Tanglin team was superior. The Club forwards were prevented from
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    LAWN BOWLS.
    93 8 S. C. C. TOURNAMENT. McKcan Wins the Championship. A large number of people witnessed the final of the S C C Lawn Bowls Championship between the Rev G H Douglas and M B McKean, last evening. Both pb.yers were in good form and play was very even. Douglas
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    BOXING.
    767 8 LAST NIGHT'S BOUTS. Seaman Baker vs. E de Soma. The reduced prices of seats Ttsulted in the Boxing Stadium being crowded last nfefct The Hon Mr F S James was present throughout tne evening. The chief event of the evening, the welter-weight contest between Edwin De Souza and Leading
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    YACHTING.
    97 8 R. S. Y. C—TO-MORROW'S RACE. Next Sunday's race will be for the St Andrew* trophies presented by Mr A Smith. Course: Starting line, round outer mark boat, round the hulk Oscar, round mark boat off Slipway pier and home inside Breakwater. Handicaps.—Scratch Nos. 18 and 20; three minutes Nos.
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    UNCLAIMED MILLIONS.
    115 8 Unknown Stockholders. There are immense sums of money lying unclaimed. While the funds in Chancery represent a huge total, larger still is the amount of unclaimed Government stock. A recent Parliamentary paper shows that dividends "due and not demanded" on Government stocks reach the high figune of £1,642.000.
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    SNOWMAN AND CO.'S REPORT.
    121 8 Hongkong, October 21.—Our last report was dated the 7th inst, and we are phased to be able to record some improvement in rates in certain directions. Saigon and Bangkok markets are fairly strong. The demand for vessels on time-charter remains weak but prospects appear somewhat more
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    BRAINS AND PLANES.
    97 8 This country lies defenceless against attack from the air. That fact is not challenged. Public opinion, at length alarmed, is powerful y reacting upon the Government. The Government must not be stampeded into window-dressing" undertaken to allay a justified concern. To enlist gunners, improvise squadrons, build new
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    THE "SEARCHLIGHT" PERIL.
    87 8 We imagine (says the "Malay Mail") it must be one of *our "young bloods" who has fixed a arch light on the front of his car which lights up the road for about a quarter of a mile ahead! But this does not make him popular with
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    79 8 There probably was never upan the throne a more methodical monarch than King George. He carries this scrupulous care for method into every phase of his life. Those who have the care of His Majesty's clothes have a comparatively easy task to perform because their master loves routine and attention
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    535 8 November 5th, 1922. Christian Science Services. Christian Science Service —12 Meyer Mansions. Coleman-street. 10 a.m. Sunday Services. 5.30 p.m. Last Wednesday in the Month. Reading Room, free to all, open Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays 10 to 12. St Andrew's Cathedral Service*. (The Twentyfirst Sunday after Trinity.) 7.30 a.m.
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    456 9 Singapore, Oct 30, 1922. Article*. Prices. f. c. Bean*, Long per catty 09 Beans, French per catty 20 Beef per lb 88 Beef Steak per lb 85 Bean Sprouts per catty 05 Bamboo Sprouts per eatty 07 Blachan per catty 20 Brinjals per catty 08 Cabbage, Batavia
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    334 10 DISCUSSION IN THE COMMONS. In the House of Commons, Mr Alexander Shaw moved a new clause :n the Finance Bill to exempt from income-tax in this country the profits on shipping belonging to foreign countries which granted the same exemption to the shipping of the United
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    105 10 Another Italian Wonder. Madame Tetrazzini, who hat returned to London to commence a British tour, after undergoing a long period of rest, has brought to England with her a new Italian tenor. 44 1 am convinced," she said, 44 that Signor Attilio Boggiari, who is only twenty-four
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    107 10 One of the papers read at the Law Society's conference on Sept 27 dealt with the relations of the Press with the law on "contempt of court," and suggested that the present rules and procedure were both antiquated. This opinion is only too well grounded, since it
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    62 10 Here is a story of a Civil Servant who for some unknown reason became absorbed in his work. Receiving an invitation to dinner, he put it on his desk. Every time he saw it he wrote an answer. Twice he accepted, three times refused —each time for
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    116 10 Obliterating from their licences say endorsements put there by a Magav trate or Licensing Officer aeema to have become quite the usual thmg with motor car drivers in Seremban. There have been no leas than eight such cases quite recently. On Wednesday of last week a hire car driver waa
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